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Choosing car insurance in OH can be overwhelming. When looking for auto insurance Ohio, if the vehicle is very old, the most appropriate form would be a third plan. It has the advantage over the Third Basic on that for a small additional premium, the guaranteed contracts and Windscreen Breakage Extraordinary Risks (extraordinary floods, terrorist acts or popular tumults, etc.).
When it comes to choosing car insurance in OH Company, it is recommended to study several aspects:
– Coverage value / price: Inside the cover, look at the capital of occupants, additional guarantees (seeking fines, travel assistance, additional guarantees: repair defective claim, defense as a pedestrian / bicyclist, etc.)..
– Geographical location of the company: some only have offices in the provincial capitals. Many large companies are centralized in Madrid and Barcelona and often lead to more bureaucracy and delays.
– Companies with recent mergers leave much to be desired in the management of claims (in coordination, delays, etc.) during the month of December, millions of Spanish face an inevitable payments each year: car insurance. But perhaps most Ohio car insurance companies had never checked if they have contracted the policy that is best for you.
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Every day there are more car insurers that "pulling the boat out"-at least that's what they say-entering the market the most disparate offers and latest products. But is this really true 'bargain'? What should evaluate when choosing a driver, your car insurance? The tips are given below, in consultation with four large auto insurance in Ohio companies, they can serve as guidelines to search, compare and buy what you suit you best.
There are many types of auto insurance quotes in Ohio from different companies. But in general, you can see three main groups: 'a third', 'all risks' and 'with excess'. The insurance 'a third' often covers the mandatory liability (established by law, personal injury limit of 56 million per victim and 16 million pesetas per claim in case of damage) and voluntary liability (which is an extension required). There are also safe 'third parties' more complete, which include coverage of vehicle theft, fire or rupture of its moons.
The second type of auto insurance in Ohio is called 'all risks'. Here we take into account the coverage set forth above, plus the damage on the vehicle in any type of incident. A variant of this insurance is 'with excess', which costs less. But it has the disadvantage that the insured agrees to pay up a certain amount of money in each incident, and the insurance company will pay the rest at the time that the costs exceed that amount. Thus, if the client has insurance 'to everything with excess' of 25,000 pesetas, the company will only be responsible for repairs due to vehicle-accident-over this figure. In addition to these services, others such as insurance companies offer travel assistance from kilometer zero or from a certain number of miles from the domicile of the driver. In the latter case, the company saves on the cost of all failures occurring in the urban core, which are usually the majority. Good professionals can accommodate you well. Take a few minutes to find the top deal. Enter you zip code above and get ready to fulfill your dreams of being protected.


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365* | February
If I was diligent with my daily shooting, this would be a 366, wouldn't it? Happy Leap Year February, homies.
I love playing with editing styles. I can quite seem to pigeon-hole myself to one style. I love the above and the below for totally different reasons. These boys really luck out with after school snack time at Grandma's.

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This article goes to explain why Finland's education system is ranked the highest in the world, and how their education system "Puts the rest of the world to shame". Some of these reasons include: children not starting school until the age of 7, almost three times as much recess, very few exams and a minimal amount of homework, one standardized test their whole school career, etc.
This article is really interesting because it shows that the key to a good education is not constant studying and billions of reviews and exams and the dreaded homework. In fact, it is more the opposite, a more relaxed approach. I think the US should learn some lessons from Finland about education.
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Tis' the season… for a good thriller! From some of the best known thriller writers come some great suggestions you don't want to miss, like unforgettable novels by James Rollins and Lisa Gardner. No matter what adventure you're looking for them to take you on, here are some suggestions for every thriller lover:
The Demon Crown, James Rollins
James Rollins, the master of the speculative thriller, never fails to deliver. But his latest, The Demon Crown, threatens to rewrite the rules of a sub-genre he practically invented.
All the usual Rollins staples are firmly on display right from the start: a massive threat to mankind, the stalwart Sigma Force's desperate attempts to stop it, and a cunning villain determined to thwart their efforts at every turn. For a MaGuffin this time out, Rollins serves up skeletal bones unearthed beneath the National Mall, linked to secret scientific work dating back to the Civil War under the auspices of none other than Alexander Graham Bell. Like the mythic Pandora's Box, those bones have the potential to unleash unprecedented woe on mankind, including even extinction on a global level if Commander Gray Pierce's Sigma Force team can't uncover a means to stop the wave from spreading.
In Demon Crown, Rollins has crafted a perfect thriller that never fails to enlighten and entertain, leaving us hanging on every word even as we dangle from a precipice chiseled by high stakes, high energy storytelling.
The Wanted, Robert Crais
Robert Crais may not raise the stakes quite as high as Rollins, but The Wanted still packs just as much of a punch—literally, given that this outstanding crime-thriller features the sensational duo of Elvis Cole and Joe Pike.
This time out, Elvis and Joe find themselves sorting through the morass involving teenager Tyson Connor. A sharp uptick in the boy's lifestyle from flashing Rolex watches to frequenting posh Hollywood clubs leads his mother to seek out help in determining the source of teenage Tyson's newfound disposal income. As always in this stellar series, the road twists in unexpected ways, leading Elvis and Joe to a pair of especially despicable villains who seem to have learned their manners from No Country for Old Men's Anton Chigurh.
In the past Crais has often wielded a lighter touch with this seminal series. Not so here, as the tone is clearly dark, bordering on noir to spectacular results. The Wanted is a book you should definitely want to find under your Christmas tree. A relentless and riveting read that is everything great crime fiction is supposed to be.
A-List, D.P. Lyle
With A-List, Dr. Doug Lyle serves up a prescription that's equal shades light and dark, a canny blend of humor, hijinks and just plain fun.
Think classic James Ellroy-like Hollywood gothic relocated to New Orleans when superstar actor Kirk Ford wakes up one morning next to a dead girl whose mob relatives promise to be none-too-happy about her denouement. Enter Lyle's trusty private eye Jake Longly to weave his way through the tangle before both Ford's latest movie and his life get shut down for good.
The result is one part Carl Hiaasen mixed with two parts Elmore Leonard and garnished with Robert Parker at his best. In Longly, Lyle has crafted a modern-day Phillip Marlowe or Sam Spade, perfect representatives for their age, just as Longly is for ours. His first-person narrative is peppered with snappy, staccato prose that pops clean off the page, making this a series and author you don't want to miss.
Moon Hunt, Michael & Kathleen Gear
Few authors have ever been able to lay claim to a genre. But Kathleen and Michael Gear have taken historical fiction and made it all their own, as clearly displayed in Moon Hunt, the third in their Native American, Morning Star series.
All the staples of the Gears's brilliant, richly drawn tapestries are firmly on display here, once again featuring the Cahokia tribe, the oldest on record on the North American continent. This time out, the story follows a pair of intrepid heroes, Night Shadow Star and Fire Cat, setting off on a quest to find the tribe's missing god from which they draw their power. That means a desperate trek down into a cave that hold its own deadly secrets.
The Gears have reconstructed Moon Hunt's ancient world with such vivid tones and expertly crafted detail that it magically comes to life in the tradition of James Michener. But they're much better storytellers and the result is a tale certain to generate broad appeal, whether you're a history buff or not.
Not That I Could Tell, Jessica Strawser
The bar for Jessica Strawser is a bit higher than it is for most authors, since she cut her teeth editing Writer's Digest. But I'm happy to report that Not that I Could Tell finds her not just practicing what she preached but doing so in a manner that makes for a smooth and sultry match for Lisa Gardner.
As in Gardner's books, as well as those of Harlan Coben, something apparently innocuous gives birth to spills and thrills. In Strawser's latest, that event is something as simple as a lady's night out—until, that is, one of those ladies turns up missing. That's easily enough to roil the small, close-knit community of Yellow Springs where things like that don't happen, as the book's moral center Clara learns as she battles her own past in trying to unravel the mystery.
Not that I Could Tell is a psychological thriller of the highest order, as well written as it is structured. That means the magazine Strawser once edited might well be covering her from the other side and deservedly so.
George's Hurricanes, K.W. Garlick
George's Hurricanes serves up a trifecta for fans of local fiction: a Rhode Island-based publisher in Stillwater River, author in K. W. Garlick, and setting thanks to Prudence Island. But it's also a solid mystery thriller, steeped in tones of gothic noir and making the most of its claustrophobic, isolated setting.
Talk about your great setups! In Garlick's fictional take on one of our state gems, a serial killer has been plaguing Prudence Island for nearly half a century, striking every time a hurricane barrels up the coast. With a fresh storm looming, the island's sheriff Brad Wheeler, channeling his inner Martin Brody from Jaws, is determined to put an end to the scourge that's caused by something far beyond barometric pressure.
The richly atmospheric George's Hurricanes is solid in all respects. Call Ken Garlick Rhode Island's own Thomas Harris to the point I wouldn't have been surprised if Hannibal Lecter turned out to be living in one of Prudence's million-dollar seaside cottages.
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Motivation Monday: Why Not You?/
Comparison may be the thief of joy, but have you ever sat with someone who you truly admire, who has accomplished what you want to? Having a mentor or someone to look up to has been more inspiring than anything else in my life. In my personal, professional, equestrian life, the people who inspire me to do better not just through their encouragement, but because they've raised questions in my mind.
Why not me? Not to say the people I look up to aren't impressive, the most encouraging part is that They. Are. Normal. People. They have good and bad days just like you, they go through life just like you.
The only difference between "the mentors" and the people who haven't accomplished the same thing is, that at one point, the people who everyone admires decided they were going to take the steps to reach their goals. Unless you want to be Elon Musk, goals don't require you to be a genius, or ridiculously athletic, or rich or whatever – it requires planning, discipline, bravery and tenacity. Effort.
Next time you're thinking about someone whose reached the goals you also have, think to yourself: What have they got that I haven't? Nothing. Go get it.


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I'm in love with Clemmy's xylitol-sweetened frozen treats; they're the perfect healthy indulgence for an end-of-summer hot day! Developed by Clemmy's founder and president Jon Gordon after he was diagnosed with prediabetes, these all-natural ice cream flavors, including chocolate, coffee, vanilla bean, butter pecan, and chocolate chip, get their sweetness from xylitol, a naturally occurring sugar alcohol that doesn't impact blood sugar levels and that packs only half the calories of regular sugar. Xylitol, says Gordon, can "help Americans break the sugar habit without sacrificing taste." And it's true: Our office tried samples of Clemmy's ice cream and the fun Ice Cream Os (chocolate-covered ice-cream sandwiches), and everyone loved them; they're rich, delicious, sweet, and satisfying. Look for them at natural products and mainstream grocery stores everywhere. (Note: As with all foods with xylitol, if your body is sensitive you may experience some digestive upset if you eat too much; so don't overdo it!)
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MACE Qatar's Managing Director Mr. Nidal Salameh receives the award presented on this occasion by Mr. Tae Hwan Cho Project Manager of Samsung C&T to MACE Qatar for the outstanding effort and cooperation on Construction, Quality & Safety.
On June 17th, 2013, Samsung C&T Corporation celebrated its Samsung C&T Partners' Day In Qatar at the Intercontinental Hotel, Doha.
MACE Qatar's Mr. Farouk Abdelaziz and Mr. Nidal Salameh assured the management of Samsung C&T of MACE's continued commitment towards the satisfaction of all Clients through excellence in Construction, Quality, Safety & Timely Delivery.


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Corporate Jet Investor: Kirsten Bartok: the innovator/
Kirsten Bartok is No. 10 on the Corporate Jet Investor Power List 2015.
Kirsten Bartok's CV is impressive. She has worked as a banker (Goldman Sachs), an operator (XOJET), a manufacturer (Hawker Beechcraft) and as an entrepreneur (Airfinance). In the depths of the business jet downturn she worked hard to launch her own aircraft fund – and found serious equity – but could not find debt. This led her to the US Export Import Bank of the US.


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Why the Sharks Were Wrong About 'brellaBox
"We're all looking for a breakthrough idea. And by definition, a breakthrough idea looks like a stupid idea. If everybody recognized the idea as a breakthrough idea, it wouldn't be a breakthrough at all."
Ben Horowitz
Last fall, my partner Anusha and I walked down the long Shark Tank tunnel to pitch our startup, 'brellaBox, to two billionaires, a fashion mogul, one of the most successful women in real estate, and a bald guy formerly in the toy business.
Despite the fact that it rained in drought ridden Southern California the morning of the taping (which I took as a positive sign), the reception wasn't what we hoped for.
With the exception of Mark Cuban, who seemed to at least get the idea, the Sharks didn't think much of 'brellaBox. They questioned our concept and valuation, and set their minds to ejecting us from the tank.
In other words, they did their thing.
Going into the Shark tank is no joke, but the Sharks aren't the first investors to trash the idea of umbrella sharing. We knew what we were heading into when we accepted an invitation to apply for the show, and to be fair, some of the Shark's reasons for hammering us were on point. We're a baby company, at the time we had no revenue, and our ask and valuation was on the high side.
We get all that.
Fair points all.
But for those playing along at home who believe giving up a large percentage of a startup at the seed stage is a good idea, please read Marc Suster's blog Understanding How Dilution Affects a Startup.
No matter what your valuation is, the Sharks are going to attack it, that's a given. Allowing the Sharks to take their typical outsized bite of equity would have muted any financial incentive we had to continue working on our own startup. It's not uncommon for startup founders to bank very little of what appear to be large exits. That's where you get the 2m valuation. It may sound high for the Shark Tank, where the deals are historically smaller, but it's not outlandish for a startup like ours. Think of it this way, our value was not as much based on the current market value of 'brellaBox stock, as much as it was the incentive structure we needed to justify continuing to work on the project after a round of investment.
Again, read Marc Suster.
However, valuation is not really the focus of this post. Independent of our "outsized" valuation, the Sharks thought the idea of umbrella sharing was crap at any valuation.
They were wrong. Umbrella sharing is a good idea, one whose time has come, and one that will spread the world over. I've listed four reasons below that explain my confidence.
Reason #1 – Youth Movement
The bald, cynical, 60 year old Mr. Wonderful hated 'brellaBox. However, the younger, nicer, Mr. Wonderful, the Mr. Wonderful with hair, would have felt differently. Enthusiasm for 'brellaBox, of which there is plenty, divides along generational lines. College students love us, people over 40 or so, usually don't.
We have received over 40 unsolicited inquiries from major universities asking how they can bring 'brellaBox to campus. They usually go something like this:
"This idea is genius, we need something like this at Purdue University."
My name is BLANK and I am Student Engagement Coordinator for the University of BLANK. I am highly interested in the details of your products. I believe it could prove very helpful for our students. Please email me information asap. Thank you.
My name is BLANK and I'm the Facilities committee chairman for the student government at BLANK University. One of our premier platform initiatives this year is to bring an umbrella rental program to campus. I would love to discuss the potential of bringing brellabox. You can reach me by email at BLANK or my cell BLANK I look forward to speaking with you soon!
As these inquiries show, college students, at campuses across the country, are planning umbrella sharing eco-systems independent of 'brellaBox. They contact us once they do research and realize a startup is already working in the space. We have received emails from at least 15 different groups who found us this way. So, in other words, people are planning umbrella shares on their own, and then contacting us asking for help. Derek Sivers would be proud.
This enthusiasm for umbrella sharing is translating into signed orders for 'brellaBox.
Since filming Shark Tank, we have secured orders from Penn State University, Michigan State University School of Law, and East Stroudsburg University, with talks ongoing with many other major universities. For those of you have tried to sell anything to Universities, you understand how difficult it is for an established player to close a sale, let alone an early stage startup. In a few years, with our innovation minded early adopters leading the way, many other schools will listen to demand from students, and 'brellaBox will be a fixture at college campuses all over the country.
It will happen, because young people want it to happen. They don't see any boundaries to where technology can, and should, go. I've visited with, and spoken to, students at campuses from Florida to Iowa. Trust me, the enthusiasm for this concept is very real.
Reason #2 – Internet of Things
The Internet of Things has been called the next industrial revolution, with 6.4 billion connected "things" projected to be in use by end of this year. Cisco predicts that number will reach 50 billion by 2020.
I have no ambition to summarize the explosive growth of Internet of Things businesses here. If you're interested, do a Google search, but suffice to say, the industry is set to take off, and part of that equation is analytics. Amazon recently rolled out its its Amazon Web Services IoT platform, a model designed to give analytics data about IoT connected devices for a fee. Microsoft and Cisco have similar platforms, with a big goal being access to data for connected devices.
More than a hardware play, or a sharing economy play, 'brellaBox is an IoT play. In addition to being a convenient amenity, our platform could provide valuable data on rainy day traffic and consumption patterns.
Reason #3 – The Waste Proves the Model
To be clear, we're not putting umbrellas on the digital grid just to show we can. As we mentioned in our pre-pitch, every year worldwide, we throw away enough umbrellas to build 25 Eiffel towers. This is a staggering amount of waste, that New Yorkers in particular can relate to. Broken umbrellas litter streets and trash cans after a rain storm in NYC. Umbrellas that end up in the trash go straight to solid waste landfills, which are the number one cause of methane gas in the US. It is this exact type of pollution that is causing our planet to warm at an alarming rate. In fact, the Environmental Defense Fund estimates that 25% of man made global warming is caused by methane emissions.
In order to combat global warming, society will be required to treat resources with more respect by using them more mindfully. Using a product, like an umbrella, comprised of a significant amount of plastic, polyester, steel, and fiberglass once, and then throwing it away, is insane in light of what is happening to our planet. It also demonstrates that people don't want to own umbrellas, they want to use them when they need them. We like to say the "waste proves the model," meaning, 'brellaBox goes with the grain of existing umbrella usage because it allows people to use umbrellas in single servings. People are using umbrellas once, then placing them in a receptacle (a trash can). All we're doing is changing the receptacle (to a 'brellaBox).
Reason #4 – It's profitable
By Anusha
We have worked hard to get the cost of our machines lower without sacrificing quality or function, and we've been successful. 'brellaBox has profitable unit metrics, both for the company itself, as well as for our partners. Even without sponsorship, which we see as a significant source of revenue as the idea spreads, with 20 boxes deployed on a revenue share split, and with conservative usage estimates, we estimate annual rental revenue net of merchant fees to the B2B client (i.e. a University) to be $10,640. That's $10,640 a University can earn and reallocate towards student activities or other initiatives while providing a useful and eco-friendly resource to students. In this scenario, estimated annual net rental revenue to 'brellaBox would be $60,240. If 'brellaBox were to launch in all 40 of the universities that have inquired about our service, we could see over $2.3 mm annual net revenue from umbrella rentals alone. Our licensing model is just as profitable and scaleable. With introductory pricing on monthly fees for use of software and service, launching in the 10 largest mid-range US hotel chains could yield $2.8mm annual gross revenue. The licensing model provides a stable source of revenue that frees us from worrying about weather or usage patterns, while allowing the customer to have a fully branded experience.
The Bottom Line
Back to John
The bottom line is we started 'brellaBox as a fun side project to enter in the NYU Entrepreneur's Challenge, but have kept going because the market has asked us to.
Reaction to the idea has always been strong, both positive and negative, however, we are starting to secure orders from major Universities. The business is now generating revenue. Enthusiasm on college campuses is very real. We also see 'brellaBox as a no brainer for hotels, and expect to secure orders from that industry soon.
Since we left the Shark Tank, we rebuilt our machine and software from the ground up, and we're proud of the result. Even Chris Sacca gave us some love.
Though they didn't get a deal, I just checked the @BrellaBox website and I dig the new box design: https://t.co/VPf5dG4fj5
— Chris Sacca (@sacca) April 30, 2016
As long as we keep seeing demand, we will keep working on 'brellaBox.
See you in Happy Valley.
John and Anusha


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an ode to denim.
Denim is as American as hotdogs and apple pie. Denim always seems to be the center of my wardrobe, circling in and out of my outfits like clockwork. I scored an amazing pair of vintage Wranglers a few weeks ago. I can't seem to stop wearing them.
I love how vintage denim feels lived in and comfy. Jeans can fit just right if you score the right pair.
When I try on denim I always do the wiggle test. Basically, this consists of me dancing around the dressing room like a crazy lady to see if the jeans feel too tight while doing my dance moves.
Next, I do the bend n'snap (Legally Blonde, anyone?). My move is practical, however. When you bend over and straighten up, you'll find out if your jeans will hold up when you're working hard, taking a strenuous hike or climbing.
The jeans I found (thankfully) passed my challenge course with flying colors! Hooray! I think I will hold onto these babies for quite some time. As a matter of fact, I wore my new jeans for the holiday.
Aaron and I ventured upstate on the Fourth of July weekend. We went to our favorite spot in Peekamoose. We hiked all day and ended up at a secret swimming hole.
We had fun taking photos along the way. Aaron hasn't gotten to take my photo recently, so it was a treat to have him snap a few. He is one of my favorite photographers!
We had a great time looking for bears (which didn't result in anything thank goodness), skipping rocks and hiking over creek beds (desperately trying not to slip and fall in).
It took a little coaxing to get me in our secret swimming hole (I'm not gonna lie). The water was freezing! My new jeans got quite a workout when I put them on, soaking wet from swimming. I should've remembered a towel! --Gotta be prepared for momentary adventures!
I hope you're having a wonderful week so far. -Remember the weekend is only a few days away. Get your blue jeans ready!


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Almost. Not quite.
Boston United's hopes of a late surge into the National League North's top seven ended last Wednesday night at Alfreton, a draw with Nuneaton Town leaving the Pilgrims' chances of a top-seven spot more mathematically ridiculous than that blackboard in Good Will Hunting.
Ok, there was still a chance if Bradford Park Avenue lost 137-2 to Kidderminster, York City relocated to the moon, Kim Jong-un accidentally fired all his nuclear warheads at Chorley and/or Brackley were discovered to have fielded an ineligible player for 37 of their matches.
But Craig Elliott knew the game was up.
"League tables don't lie. I think we just about came up short and I think that's right, really," he said moments after referee Barry Lamb drew a comically-bizarre contest to a close.
And the manager's comments were spot on because, in all honesty, United did not deserve a shot at the play-offs.
Yes, it would have been some fairytale had the mid-season rebuild created a squad which somehow made their way from second-bottom to the National League in the space of five months.
It would be the season to end all seasons, the default story you referred back to as you bored your grandkids at every family function.
But cast your mind back over the past nine months - seven straight league games without a win, an FA Cup scare against Haughmond, that horror show at Blyth, sub-par performances at home to Nuneaton and Darlington, away at Curzon and FC United.
Of course, there were many memorable highlights too - beating the top-two back-to-back among the stand-out, truly exciting performances - but this season has been a case of three steps forward, one step back, repeat and repeat again.
There were too many ifonlys, even during the much-improved second half.
FC United, Leamington, Curzon, Bradford Park Avenue at home all spring to mind far too swiftly for comfort.
Opening up the play-off spots all the way down to seventh place keeps things interesting.
But it also rewards mediocrity, allowing also-rans the chance to sneak a promotion they could well not be ready for.
Circumstances were different for Hyde and North Ferriby, but elevation to non-league's top flight eventually led to a rot setting in that neither have recovered from yet. And they were both going for it.
I would have loved the excitement of watching another play-off battle with Boston, and I wouldn't have ruled outthis current collective going all the way.
But in some ways it could be better to end on a positive, an unbeaten four-game streak leads to a summer of positives rather than preparing for pre-season with a hangover from penalty shoot-out heartbreak.
This squad still needs a few tweaks before they are the complete package.
At present they're an almost-not-quite side. Get it right and next year they could be something totally different.
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One of the ways you can show love is to look for cute names to call your girlfriend. Most of us really do want to give our girlfriends nicknames but we don't really know how to go about this.
For me though, I would rather advise that you check out your partners real names and try to coin out nicknames that you desire from it. Just in case you want something more catchy then you can junk the real names and go for more romantic cute names.
Say for example, you can nickname your girlfriend as my world because your whole world revolves around her, or Sugar because she is sweet me romantic. before you decide to pick cute names to call your girlfriend, you need to be sure that it plays into what you intend to achieve with that name.
Let me warn you though, don't you ever think calling your girlfriend cute names seem outdated. Yes, I am aware it has been happening since forever, but calling your girlfriend by her first name to finding our better cute ways to call your girlfriend may seem bland and a bit rigid. So why not go for the flexibility and the new things that your relationship desire.
Some of my cute names may be funny, queasy or strange but trust me it is sure better than calling her by her first name. I have therefore decided to put up 100 cute names to call your girlfriend for you to go through and pick any name or names you are comfortable with.
Super cute names to call your girlfriend
Sugar pie – One of the cute names to call your girlfriend is the sugar pie. In this name, you are not only letting her know she adds sweetness into your life, but also that she is eatable. Sexy and devourable kind of goddess she is.
My darling – Seem a bit outdated, Yea? But this is one of the cute names to call your girlfriend portrays a caring and sensitive girlfriend.
Honey Bunch – Who doesn't like a taste of honey in its natural sweetness. One of the super cute names to call your girlfriend is the HONEY BUNCH! A collection of sweet honey that adds flavour to one's life.
Angelic eyes – One of the best ways to get your girl swooning with pride is if you compare her with the heavenly angels. No way better for super cute names to call your girlfriend. Right?


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Applied Energy 154 (2015) 197–208 Contents lists available at ScienceDirect Applied Energy journal homepage: www.elsevier.com/locate/apenergy The impact of a wind variable generation on the hydro generation water shadow price Perica Ilak , Ivan Rajšl, Slavko Krajcar, Marko Delimar University of Zagreb, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, Unska 3, Zagreb HR-10000, Croatia highl i ghts graphical a bstrac t The papers addresses a coordinated hydro and wind generation. A model for obtaining the water shadow price is presented. The effects of wind forecasting errors on water shadow prices are examined. article i nfo abstract Article history: The volatility and complex forecasting methods of fluctuating wind generation is a growing issue. From a Received 9 January 2015 system perspective, this introduces additional issues regarding demand and supply balancing and also Received in revised form 26 March 2015 creates the need for more balancing capacity. One of the best supplements to volatile wind nature is cer- Accepted 27 April 2015 tainly hydro generation, especially in complement with pumped storage technology. Water can provide Available online 16 May 2015 large backup capacity and flexibility to balance wind deviations. In this research short-run hydro–wind coordination is addressed and an approach based on the
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Sun Herald "Nicholas Academic Centers to Host Final 2010-2011 Chapman University Lectures"
The "Visiting Scholars Series" Will Conclude the Academic Year with Presentations on "The Science of Food" and Music's Cultural Roots
ORANGE, Calif. -- Dr. Anuradha Prakash on Saturday will discuss "The Science of Food" and Dr. Sean Heim will lecture on the "Confluence of Cultures in Western Art Music," as the Chapman University professors conclude the "Visiting Scholars Series" for the 2010-2011 academic year at the Nicholas Academic Centers' Annex in downtown Santa Ana (9 a.m. to noon at 313 North Birch Street, 2nd floor, in downtown Santa Ana. The event is open to the public).
Since the program launched in the fall of 2010, Chapman University faculty and staff have lectured students, parents and community members on a broad range of subjects, from the origins of mathematics to how to build a video game. The series is aimed at introducing high school students from underserved communities in Santa Ana to a college academic environment, while strengthening ties with highly respected local universities. The Nicholas Academic Centers and Chapman are committed to continuing the series next year.
"This has been an extremely valuable experience for our students," said Dr. Henry Nicholas, co-founder and former Co-Chairman, President and CEO of Broadcom Corp., who partnered in 2007 with retired Superior Court Judge Jack Mandel to establish the Nicholas Academic Centers. "Our objective was to introduce students to a challenging and diverse academic environment and this is exactly what Chapman's professors were able to accomplish. NAC students now will be better prepared to take advantage of what top universities have to offer."


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September is here, autumn is coming but first, we need to talk about the latest Glossybox.
Now I'm no longer a student, September isn't a time where I have to play around with my new stationary bits (although I do miss that). September is a time where I rejig my makeup bag and update my skincare routine ready for the autumn that will soon be here.
The September edition of the Glossybox* has brought me many new brands and beauty products I've never before tried, so it's all pretty exciting.
First up, let's talk about the latest and greatest beauty trend making its way through the beauty gurus of the Internet, the silicone blender. Glossybox have gifted each of their subscribers a Siligel Blender by STYLondon and I've been waiting ages to try this out for myself.
These have become popular in the beauty market for their hygienic promises. This is because the blender requires less foundation as it doesn't absorb product like sponges do. You can use it to apply either cream or liquid products and whichever you decide to use you only need half the amount as usual.
From first impressions the blender is actually a lot softer that I thought it would be. It works the same as other beauty blenders do, in that you use the wide side for the larger areas of the face and the smaller edges for smaller areas. I applied a BB cream with this and I found it left a smooth and even finish, which to be honest I didn't expect. As it said I only needed half the amount of product and I am so impressed with the finish. It does just feel a bit weird on the skin as opposed to a normal beauty sponge.
Now to discover the other four products in this months Glossybox…
When I opened up the box and saw Pixi by Petra inside, I was so happy. I hadn't yet tried anything from the makeup so the Brow Tamer was my first insight into the range. I am obsessed.
Their Brow Tamer is transparent and is perfect for when I fill my brows in and don't want to add any more colour. The gel formula is incredible at holding down those unruly hairs and they stay in place all day. It doesn't dry hard like some do either as it leaves them feeling natural. Love!
For those who love an easy to follow skincare routine, Glossybox have got you covered with the Cetaphil Mini Skincare Trio. I had never heard of this brand and when I did a bit of research I found out they use this backstage at catwalks shows! Good enough for models, then certainly good enough for me.
This kit comes with three mini-sized products to help you with cleansing and moisturising in three easy steps. The cleanser offers gentle cleansing by removing all the nastiness buy amoxil cheap from your skin without stripping away the skins protective oils. Its quite cooling on the skin so I find it really refreshing at the end of a long day, and you can use this on your hands, face and body. Step 2 is a Moisturising Cream is a face cream designed for normal to problematic skin. The formula is non greasy and quick to dry so I'd use this of a morning under my makeup. Then, step 3 is a Moisturising Lotion, which is designed for all skin types (even sensitive and dry) and is to be used on the body. Again, it's fast drying and soothing on the skin to help with hydration levels.
Glossybox really are serious with helping you get all the skincare you need for the coming months. Another skincare product in the box is a beautiful facial oil from Monu Skincare. Monu Skincare is a UK based natural skincare brand who offer all sorts of beauty products from skincare to makeup. This facial oil contains plant oils that work their magic to protect, nourish and protect your skin. Its blend of Bois de Rose and Patchouli oils make the oil smell so calming and do in fact contain calming properties.
Monu recommend using this of in the evening so that you can wake up to refreshed and brighter skin. If you have drier skin then this could work in the mornings to as its lightweight and sinks into the skin fairly quick. I like to massage this into my skin in upwards-circular motions. After using this just a few times I already know it's gonna be a winner for autumn!
Last but not least is a natural whitening toothpaste by Taylor's 32. I don't usually agree with whitening toothpastes, as a lot of them are either gritty or taste very strange. But this one feels, smells and tastes like regular toothpaste (with a little fruity grapefruit twist) and does an amazing job at cleaning your teeth and gums. From what I've tried so far, it does make your teeth appear pearly and white but this doesn't seem to be a permanent whitening product. I think I'm really going to like this for making my teeth look and feel super clean on a daily basis.
The lovely team at Glossybox popped in a little sweet treat this month, which of course I had to eat straight after photographing it. My old favourite, a velvety smooth Kinder Bueno was sat at the top of the box when I opened it. Yum!
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How can we individually and creatively our youth rooms set up? If you ask this question, it means that your children at the age, by they want to be self-employed. At once, the nursery looks no longer cool and you feel that it has come the time for a room transformation. Don't worry about it! It's not so bad. Here you will find a few tips on the topic. In the first place, the toy must of course away from the room. It reminds the teenagers they once were children. And they don't want that. Young people want to look older and are treated as adults. You have already your fixed opinion, their fixed position and to find also their appropriate place in the home. Start with the wall decoration. Girls like to find soft colours. This can be a tender pink, green or yellow. The colors will bring air and brightness in the room. You can take also a nice wallpaper with flowers or point patterns in usage. This works! A stylish dressing table with great lighting will make an absolute sensation. Girls themselves make-up and are already small ladies. A splendid carpet with a comfortable seating area are required, because your girls will invite more girlfriends back home. The boy is even easier. Boys keep on colors and accessories. They want to have their peace of mind so that they can deal with their favorite things. Anyway you can set practically and beautifully to the youth room. Both girls and boys need much storage space, because most have a hobby. One is to find storage space for the sports magazines, books, guitars, footballs, PC and textbooks. Integrate more Wall shelves and chests of drawers. A bed with storage below is very functional. Now watch the photos and find practical Interior decisions for your teenager room!
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There are currently two EdChoice options for use at Gahanna Christian Academy. In addition to following the steps in the EdChoice programs, all applicants are required to follow the GCA application process including submitting all forms and fees.
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Coding a Tic Tac Toe Game with Pure JavaScript
December 02, 2017
This project has been refactored using Object Oriented Javascript. View the source code.
Made with: JavaScript
Project Summary:
Use pure JavaScript to code the popular Tic-Tac-Toe game
These are roughly the steps I took. If you prefer to look at the source code directly, there are plenty of comments that explain the code so it can be followed more easily.
We start by defining the variables we're going to need. We have a few arrays, to store each player's choices, and some counters that will help us keep track of each player's turns. We also defined an array call "winners" that holds all the possible winning cell combinations using the cell's id. This step also creates a button that refreshes the page on click, so that players can play again once a game has ended.
We then write the code to build and display the grid on the page, which is done on page load. We use the
createElement() method to create the table with its rows and columns, and the
appendChild() method to display the different elements on the page in the right order. The table is then placed in a main
div with the id of "board". At this stage, we also give each cell a unique id (from 1 to 9 for a 9-cell grid).
We then create the code to enable players to start playing. For this, we define an event listener so that when player X clicks on a cell, an "X" is displayed ( or an "O" if it's player O's turn). We also incorporate a counter so that the event listener knows when to display an "X" or an "O" depending on who's player's turn it is. If any given player has selected three or more cells, the program automatically runs a function to check if the player has won.
The function that checks if the player has won basically compares the player's choices (which are being stored in an array) to the winning combinations stored in the "winners" array we defined at the beginning. If there is a match, the game ends and a message indicating which player has won is logged to the screen. In case the nine cells are filled and there is no winner, a message saying "Nobody Won. Play Again." is logged to the screen.
How can this be improved? Perhaps we could have a counter for the number of times each player has won, and display it on the screen. I'll work on that some other time.


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|SCIAC Fall Weekly Release #5
|Football Athlete of the Week
|Aseal Birir
Senior • Running Back • Novato, California
Birir was tremendous on the ground for Pomona-Pitzer in a 43-41 loss to Cal Lutheran. Birir racked up 275 rushing yards which set a Sagehens' single-game rushing record, and found the endzone five times. The Novato, Calif. native had a long TD run of 60 yards in the second quarter, and a 23-yard scamper in the fourth quarter. He also scored on runs of five, three and one yards as he accounted for all but one of Pomona-Pitzer's six scores on the day.
|Men's Soccer Athlete of the Week
|Kai Howe
Junior • Forward • Tokyo, Japan
Howe directed Chapman to a 2-0 week which featured a pair of 2-0 SCIAC victories for the Panthers. Chapman defeated Occidental, 2-0 before besting Caltech by the same margin. Howe scored three of the team's four goals during the two-game stretch, including both markers against the Beavers, as well as what proved to be the game-winning tally against the Tigers. Howe fired a combined 10 shots on frame during the week with seven of them on target.
|Women's Soccer Athlete of the Week
|Sydney Talmi
Junior • Defender/Midfielder • Granite Bay, Calif.
Talmi helped pace CMS to a 1-0-1 week highlighted by a 2-1 victory over Redlands, and a 0-0 double-overtime draw with La Verne. Talmi was an essential component of the Athenas' backline which allowed just one goal in a span of 200 minutes as the defender helped break up multiple attacks over the course of two matches. The shutout against the Leopards was the third of the season for CMS, with all three clean sheets coming against SCIAC opponents.
|Volleyball Athlete of the Week
|Makenzie Thieme
Junior • Outside Hitter • Corona, California
Thieme led Whittier to a 3-1 week, which included an upset win over No. 14 La Verne in five sets. Whittier then followed going 2-1 during the La Verne Invite which featured wins against Austin (3-1) and UC Santa Cruz (3-0). Thieme combined for 57 kills and 38 digs over the four-match stretch, and hit at an impressive .346 clip against the Leopards. Thieme floored 26 kills against La Verne and averaged 3.56 kills per set during the week. The junior from Corona, Calif. added 15 kills and 10 digs in a 3-1 setback to Scranton.
|Men's Water Polo Athlete of the Week
|Noah Deer
Senior • Attack • Honolulu, Hawai'i
Deer guided CMS to a 3-2 week on the strength of 15 goals. The Stags topped conference foe La Verne, 18-8, and earned wins over Conn. College (17-10) and Concorida (12-11). CMS's two losses came to Johns Hopkins (14-13 OT), and Air Force. Against La Verne and Conn. College, Deer netted three goals in each contest before firing in nine of the Stags' 13 goals against Johns Hopkins.


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Internet is now saturated with social media websites and it's really hard for people to let others know about their existence on all the social media networks. Hi I'm lets you consolidate all your social media identities and content from all of your networks on one page.
Hi.im creates a short-URL-style page that gives a quick glance to anyone visiting your page at your web activity. If you want to tell people about all your online identities, ask them to visit hi.im/yourname. Unlike Google Profiles, hi.im will update your page as soon as you post something new on any of the following currently supported social media websites:
When I signed up for Hi.im, I used Twitter instead of creating a new account. You can also use Facebook connect to sign up. Once you signup, provide Hi.im with your username for all the other social media websites and it will quickly add the public feeds to your page as well as a link to your profile.
[ad#left] I really like this one feature on Hi.im, its called highlights. Basically, you provide a title and a link to any website/blog of your choice. The purpose is to put your best work forward, excellent feature for designers with small to medium sized portfolio to showcase.
On Hi.im home page there is a popular tags column. Of course as the service is new, popular tags are blogger, design, facebook, twitter, developer etc. Add tags to your profile that reflects your interest so that others can find you too.
Here is an interesting fact, Hi.im was built in 48 hours, I am not kidding. They built it for some some competition known as Rails Rumble where it won the First place.
Hi.im is an excellent service that needs a lot more features to stand out from other similar websites that I see popping up in future. Currently what is working in their favor is the short URL which is easy to remember and seems like it is desired by everyone these days thanks to Twitter.
My Hi.im page.
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11 MerMay Sweets
It's Mer-May, minions!
Let's make some waves.
(Canberra Cake Designer, Australia)
This sugar glass "water" is the stuff that dreams are made of. How did they get those color blends?
When I first saw this cake I thought it was tiny, but it's actually huge!
(Paloma Sempere Gras, Spain)
And look at all that detail! I can't get over her floating hair.
More gorgeous sugar glass:
(Lolli Cakes By Ella, California)
And look at these adorable pastel cuties:
(Patricia Arribálzaga, Spain)
I like the way the tail are tucked in the wavy layers, so clever.
Plus I have to show you one more from Patricia, because this tail pop is too cute:
Of course if we're talking mermaids, we have to include a certain red-head:
(From Instagram, but I can't track the baker down. Help?)
This is my new favorite art of Ariel, I love how pastel she is. And check out the little clams on top, with the pearls inside!
And now for something... completely different:
(Daniel Diéguez, UK)
What can I say except, you're welcome. :D
(I was so tempted to put this one last and call him the Happy Ending.)
I almost didn't include this evil siren, but I think you guys will appreciate her total badassness:
(Dmytrii Puga, Ukraine)
Ahhh-MAZING. I still can't believe she's cake.
My friend Bianca reminded me I have to show off a cake of the ORIGINAL mermaid inspiration, so here ya go:
(Kyrsten's Sweet Designs, Pennsylvania)
Barbara Manatee says, "Draw me like your French girls."
Not technically a mermaid, but this stained glass hippocampus designs is too stunning to leave out:
(Steel Penny Cakes, Pennsylvania)
And last but not least, an Art Nouveau beauty that made my jaw drop:
(Fatiha Kadi Cake Designer, Hungary)
You guys go on ahead. I'mma just stare at this a while.
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"Celestial" a 108-bead mala with glittering pave rhinestone arrowhead. These agate moon beads are the last of a stock that is no longer being made. I have only 3 more strands so I'll be making up a collection of goodies in the celestial family. This mala includes freshwater shell with copper tone and rose gold accent beads. The arrow is a sign of alertness. Intentionally designed for a astral travel and dream work.
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TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — A federal judge ruled Friday that a decorated flight nurse discharged from the Air Force for being a lesbian should be given her job back as soon as possible in the latest legal setback to the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
The decision by Judge Ronald B. Leighton of Federal District Court comes as a tense debate has been playing out over the policy. Senate Republicans blocked an effort to allow lifting the ban on the policy this week, but two federal judges have ruled against the policy in recent weeks.
The nurse, Maj. Margaret Witt, had sued to get her job back.
A judge in 2006 rejected Major Witt's claims that the Air Force violated her rights when it fired her. An appeals court panel overruled that judge two years later, leaving it to Judge Leighton to determine whether her firing met that standard.
Major Witt, of Spokane, joined the Air Force in 1987 and was suspended in 2004 just short of retirement after her commanders learned she was in a relationship with a civilian woman.
Her lawyers, led by the American Civil Liberties Union of Washington, asserted that Major Witt was well respected and liked by her colleagues, that her sexuality never caused problems in the unit, and that her firing actually hurt military goals on morale, unit cohesion and troop readiness. Several members of the squadron testified to that effect and said they would welcome Major Witt back to the unit.
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Community Health Center of Cape Cod hosted its 20th Anniversary Once Upon A Time Gala on June 22, 2018. This culminating event to its year-long 20th Anniversary celebration was a great success, with 163 attendees and more than $120,000 raised to directly benefit our mission: to improve the health of the community through the provision of comprehensive, high-quality, compassionate healthcare to all, regardless of ability to pay.
Heath Center donors, committee members, staff, supporters, board members, founders and volunteers enjoyed a wonderful night at The Cape Club with music by Stage Door Canteen and a fabulous silent auction. The success of the event was made possible by many generous sponsors, including Platinum Sponsors Judie and Sam Lorusso and Blanche Seifer.
Mary Ann Waygan was presented with the Founder's Award to recognize her contributions, along with a number of other volunteers to create a free clinic to meet the demand of underserved Falmouth residents.


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So, there's this guy at the youth project where I help run a community studio. He's kinda cool, in an enthusiastic teenager kind of way.
Anyhow he sent me the following message yesterday:
Always up for a project, I've decided to set him a photo challenge every week for the next 6 months, and will be setting each challenge right here on this blog. So over the next 26 weeks there will be 26 challenges set.
If you're doing a Duke of Edinburgh Award in Photography, this could be a springboard for you - I'm in no way affiliated with them, and might not cover everything you're supposed to, but I'll try. Or if you're just keen to try things out, and challenge yourself, feel free to join in!
Along with each challenge, I'll be asking 3 questions - In most cases there will be no right or wrong answer to these questions, but instead they are there to encourage reflection. I'm a big believer in continuous learning through reflective practice, so you should get a lot out of considering each question, and writing down an answer - by writing your answer down, it also means you'll be able to revisit your answer in years to come and be reminded of what you learnt, or horrified by how wrong you were.
I'd greatly encourage you to upload your work to social media - it's a great way to get instant feedback. If you upload the photos from any challenge, please use the hashtag #everyshotmatters and I'll try to get around to commenting on them all.
Likewise, if you want to send your work through to me I'll try to get back with a response, but that'll greatly depend on how many I receive and how busy I am that particular week. My email is email@example.com
Here goes:
Challenge #1:
Document a day in the life of YOU. Do your normal day, but take at least 20 photos of your normal life. The more photos you take, the better.
Cartier-Bresson said "Your first 10,000 photos are your worst." Hurn said "Most people spend eight hours a day working. If you want to work as a photographer, spend eight hours a day taking photos."
This challenge is about getting you used to taking a lot of photos, and to encourage you to fall in love with the process as much as the results. It will also help you to find your unique voice in photography.
- What photo from the day could only have been taken by you? What is unique to your lifestyle?
- How comfortable did you feel documenting a normal day? What emotions did you feel?
- Have you captured the mundane in an interesting, creative way? What would you do differently were you to do this challenge again?


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I wish I would have had time to watch a play or other event here. Simply walking through the lobby was delightful...the architecture and art are both worth taking the time to see!
This is one of the best tours I have ever been on - an amazingly different approach (don't want to spoil the surprise) made it incredibly interesting. We did the 11am tour in English, with 2 local Costa Rican ladies joining us - it was...More
The outside of the building is beautiful but nothing to see inside.
Restaurant inside is really expensive and doesn't have typical food
We were going to have a look around but unfortunately closed on the day we visited for some function.
however is an impressive building from the outside with nice architectural style.
One of the coolest tours you can do at San Jose. The most recognizable theatre of Costa Rica, and the most Historical too.
Go on take a look, grab a coffe at one of the best caffes in town, admire the detailed decoration. ENJOY!
The gorgeous Teatro is indeed an architectural jewel. One nof the few that has that glorious touch from the past. The art, the Foyer and the main building are just some of the aspects that will make you re consider where has architecture gone too....More
What an incredible experience!
I'm so pleased I paid for the guided tour, that way I got to hear all the detail about how this place was built & all the stories.
My guide, Eric, was entertaining & informative.
10 out of 10!
An exquisite example of the luxury of a by gone era maintained beautifully inside. Worth seeing on your own but best when you take the tour with the most interesting student tour guides who have a passion for showing off this heritage theater.
Great tour, very informative and a beautiful facility. The tour guides spoke perfect english and had a great sense of humor. I would definitely recommend this tour!
The theater was very nice. The building and artwork were absolutely stunning. I definitely enjoyed the paintings they had around as well as on the ceiling. My wife and I ended up doing this tour as our last attraction in Costa Rica. We went with...More


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Here are a few topics:
1) "Project Runway", the show that single-handedly finished Bravo's transition into the unofficial cable network for fags and their hags, is on tonight. Oh how I hope that boring Kara will be thrown out by the Cat Pack that is Michael Kors, Nina Garcia, and everyone's favorite Teutonic Temptress Ms. Heidi Klum. I also hope that someday I can find a life, and thus invest a bit less of myself in the fate of these exhibitionist strangers. Until then, please oh please oh please let Daniel V. win the Olympus Fashion Week finals!!!
2) How soon is wow? The new single by Morrissey, preceding his upcoming new album, is on iTunes as an exclusive. Brilliance for a mere $0.99. Thank you Steve Jobs, you may well be the living incarnation of God on Earth.
3) There is no change in the status of my face today. I'm sure this has nothing to do with the fact that Craig and I got absolutely hammered last night on our anniversary, having a bottle of a very lovely chardonnay at dinner, then a couple of cocktails before and during our....ahem....private anniversary celebration.
4) The official homo cable network (as opposed to Bravo, which as I mentioned is merely de facto homo) is airing "Morrissey Put the 'M' in Manchester", the film of his homecoming concert in England last year. Watch it, and love it. If, on the other hand, you don't "get" Morrissey, then you were likely a popular kid in high school, and frankly I am rather amazed we are friends.
5) Pamela Anderson is boycotting the Kentucky Derby. Health officials in The Ville who track STDs collectively breath a sigh of relief. Now Pam has been to the Derby more than once, and claims that her boycott has nothing to do with the new sponsorship of Churchill Downs by Yum! Brands (owner of KFC, a company to which she has been vocally opposed). Rather, she is boycotting because she believes horse racing is cruel. Ummmm.....you've been here for Derby several times, and you've just now figured out it a horse race? Every time she opens her mouth, it becomes a bit more clear why she found it necessary to get those volleyballs implanted in her chest.
6) If you ever get the chance to eat at Napa River Grill, I highly recommend it. We went last night because we always find out where Danny is taking Holly for V. Day and go there. He is so metrosexual, he makes Ryan Seacrest look like Larry the Cable Guy. Get the calamari, and ask for advice on wine because they are quite helpful. Look at the wine list on the back of the menu, not the one in the separate leatherbound book...you can't afford the wine in there, otherwise we would be much closer friends. If you can afford the wine in that book, please feel free to give me a call and be my Karen Walker.
7) I wore my black suit last night with a white and pink Michael Kors shirt and a hot pink BCBG tie. Why is this important? Because I bought that suit a few years ago around the time I quit taking drugs and got up to the heaviest I have ever been. I've been meaning to take that suit to the tailors for some time now. Last night, I couldn't get into what I wanted to wear as I have been gaining weight again after quitting smoking. I tried on the suit, and it fit perfectly. It occured to me, what if what is left on my face is not swelling, but is actually just fat? Dammit. I probably shouldn't have ordered that pizza this evening. I'm fairly certain I shouldn't have eaten half of it in one sitting. I swear the scarring along my jaw line is the only thing keeping me from sucking down a pack of tasty nicotine treats this second.
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Saint Pierre de Chartreuse Tourism Office
Place de la Mairie, 38380 Saint-Pierre-de-Chartreuse
Walk on the paths of Saint-Pierre-de-Chartreuse and its surroundings, in the heart of the Chartreuse Regional Natural Park, and discover its mountains and wonders! The views on the g Grand Som, from the Col du Col and especially the highest point of the Chartreuse, the magnificent Chamchaude.
Saint Pierre de Chartreuse welcomes you and your family, this small village typical of Chartreuse has set up playgrounds for children. For the older ones, in summer an outdoor swimming pool is at your disposal as well as Bike Park.
In winter, come and enjoy this ski resort which offers you a beautiful ski area on the snow-covered slopes of the Chartreuse.
All is designed to welcome you and your family all year round.
For more information, please contact the tourist office of Saint-Pierre de Chartreuse.
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We continue with our month-long theme of including animals in the Christmas cards on Mistletoe Monday.
Tantalaya choose a bird for her card -
I used Stampin' Up! Among the Branches stamp set. I then stamped the sentiment to look like it was attached to the tree branch by drawing a line up with a micron archival ink pen and then did the same thing with the ornaments completing the circle around the branches. To finish the card off I added pink taffeta stickles to the center of each snowflake and then added sparkling clear mix sequins from Pretty Pink Posh.
Now Gracie has this card with some great folds and a cute cat stamp.
Hampton Arts stamp - fun! I cut the card base on my Silhouette. I stamped my images on whisper white cs with Memento Luxe Tuxedo Black ink and embossed with clear embossing powder . I water colored my images then fussy cut them. I put some brick red cs on the panels if the card then attached my cat and mice. Ready for the tree to be up so I can pull the cats out all through December! The heat index is just 100 degrees today. ~ Gracie
Amazing how many animals can be used in the Christmas theme, so let your imagination go - Denise


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Ryder's U-Wing/
Master Star Wars vehicle builder Inthert took a U-Wing and broke it. ...Not really. Creating partially damaged iconic Star Wars ships and vehicles make them look like something new all together is something I really like to see often. This more rustic, cargo-carrying U-Wing design fits in this category perfectly, and is unique on its own with its exposed parts. Still recognizable as a U-Wing, but also looking like something new on its own, this ship is a fine addition to any modified Star Wars vehicles collection.


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Elizabeth Anne Designs with Dellables at Haiku Mill
When the bride is from Texas and the groom is from Australia, you can't find a more beautiful middle ground on which to hold your nuptials than Hawaii, and that's why Elysia and Bryce chose Haiku Mill for their destination wedding. With the lush island landscape all around, Elysia chose understated colors to ground the decor, such pink and cream florals from Dellables and a vintage vibe with decor such as hanging chandeliers and glass and silver accents. Bridesmaids wore gray gowns that softly accented Elysia's column-style gown, a classic look that's unexpected but gorgeous. Vintage lace accents on her veil are stunning, and we love the bold look of her bright blue shoes paired with the traditional gown. Enjoy these ethereal images from Tamiz Photography!
Photography – Tamiz Photography | Venue – Haiku Mill | Floral – Dellables | Officiant – Reverend Keli'i Brown of Get Married Maui | Catering – Maui Executive Catering | Bakery – Ghiselani Designer Wedding Cakes | Beverage Service – Maui Bars Are Us | Rentals – Island Rents | DJ – Ace Beats | Hair Stylist and Makeup Artist - Maui Makeup Artistry
Magic from Dellables @Haiku Mill
Haiku Mill photo shoot
Style Me Pretty at Haiku Mill with Tamiz and Dellables
Style Me Pretty has done it again!Enjoy these beautiful images from Tamiz Photography taken at the unique Haiku Mill, with floral design by, you guessed it, Dellables (Dellables on Facebook here)
Maui Wedding at Haiku Mill from Tamiz Photography
5 Comments about "Maui Wedding at Haiku Mill from Tamiz Photography"
Tait LarsonDecember 28, 2012 at 11:40 amSuch a cool venue! Love that chandelier.
EddyeDecember 28, 2012 at 12:37 pm
AnitaDecember 28, 2012 at 3:43 pmI never get sick of weddings from Haiku Mill. Stunning!!
RebeccaDecember 28, 2012 at 6:13 pmThank you for sharing their wedding--- it was a stunner!
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The Wedding Chicks & Dellables
The Wedding Chicks blog! We are sooooo excited to be featured here!
Vintage Garden Wedding Ideas At Haiku Mill
We have some lovely vintage garden wedding ideas to share with you today designed by Della Peacock of Dellables and photographed by Karma Hill at Haiku Mill. Once a sugar mill ruin dating back to 1857, it has been fully recreated and is filled with European decor. Including a shabby chic chandelier that hangs in the open air dining space. Making for an old world delight in the middle of paradise. See more vintage garden wedding ideas in the full gallery by clicking here.
We fully enjoy the idea of using vintage style tea cups filled with flowers as wedding favors. You can collect tea cups from second hand stores and either drop them off at your wedding florist or make it a fun DIY project. They really do look quite sharp when paired with the simple yet elegant calligraphy escort cards form Barbara Vanderpool of Miss B Calligraphy.
Keeping with the vintage style tea cup theme in mind, Della Peacock of Dellables used a vintage style tea cup as the cake topper as well. Such a great idea … do you love it?
Photographer: Karma Hill
Event Designer: Della Peacock of Dellables
Venue: Haiku Mill
Makeup & Hair: Adiel Sneary of Salon 253
Cake: Hawaiian Cakesations
Dress Designer: W1 White One by Pronovias
Flowers: Della Peacock of Dellables
Groom's Attire: Express
Stationery: Barbara Vanderpool of Miss B Calligraphy
Veil or Hair Accessories: Created by Adiel Sneary of Salon 253
Dress provided: Ellys Formal Wear
Karma Hill and Dellables @ Haiku Mill
Frank Amodo Photography & Dellables at Haiku Mill
Tiffany + Ryan: Haiku Mill
Frank Amodo Photography
Florals by Dellables. Frank's website
Style Me Pretty & Dellables w/Tamiz Photography and La Fleur Weddings
We did the FLORALS!!! So much FUN!
Haiku Mill Wedding by La Fleur Weddings & Events + Tamiz Photography
Barbara & Robin @ Haiku Mill with Joanna Tano Photography
Fantastic photography by Joanna Tano
Haiku Mill Wedding | Barbara + Robin
Hair: Dan Sanchez
Makeup: Jessica Waite
Flowers: Dellables
Officiant: Pia
Wedding Design: Pacific Weddings & Haiku Mill


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The Sacred Mountain Prayer Run represents the intersection between physical, spiritual, emotional, and social wellness and is one of Flagstaff, Arizona's longest running foot races. Set at the foot of the San Fransisco Peaks just outside historic Downtown Flagstaff in Thorpe Park, the race offers participants varied distances on a challenging and rewarding course. All proceeds from the Sacred Mountain Prayer Run directly supports NACA's Supportive Services programs, providing critical services and resources to qualifying community members.
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Celebrating a Decade of the Landsat Open Data Policy
On April 21, 2008, the USGS officially announced the timeline of which the entire Landsat archive will be available to download by all users at no charge. Landsat data were reprocessed to standard parameters (UTM projection, WGS84 datum, cubic convolution resampling, and GeoTIFF data format) and on October 1, 2008, Landsat 7 data became downloadable. Landsat 1-5 data became available in early January 2009.
As of March 31, 2018, Landsat scenes have been downloaded more than 75 million times!
These video showcase how opening the Landsat archive has greatly enhanced land change studies.
Landsat 8 Celebrates 5 Years!
Landsat - Every Pixel
This video series provide easy to understand information on Landsat 8's orbit, its sensors, and data recording, downlinking and processing activities.
Landsat Collections
The USGS recently reorganized the Landsat Level-1 archive into a formal tiered data Collection structure. This series of videos explain why Landsat Collection 1 is the highest quality inventory of Landsat data ever created. Visit the Landsat Collections webpage for more information.
Landsat Analysis Ready Data (ARD)
Landsat ARD are tile-based science products consistently processed to the highest standards and level of processing required for direct use in scientific applications. This video introduces ARD and how it ensures accurate data for use in time-series analysis and reduces the burden of data pre-processing for science applications. Visit the Landsat ARD webpage for more information.
Landsat Science Team Special Topic Videos
This collection highlights some Landsat Science Team members as they share their thoughts on how the value of Landsat data has impacted their research.
Landsat Factsheets
Landsat Applications Factsheets
These and other interesting publications can be found in the USGS Publications Library.
Landsat Image Mosaics
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These and many other interesting images can be found in the USGS Land Remote Sensing Image Collection Gallery.


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Using Filters
Filters are a great way to manage your Wish List, find your favorites, or narrow your choices to something a bit easier to manage. You can access the filter settings by tapping on "Filter" in the title bar of the main display. If the "Filter" button text is red, then you know that there is at least one filter currently active. If the "Filter" button text is blue, then you know that are you viewing all of the items available for the current event.
The two filtering settings we found to be the most useful are:
Show Wished For + Hide Tasted
This filter allowed us keep checking our list for what we knew we wanted to try, but hadn't yet sampled. Combining this with the map showed us which items were the closest to where we were standing.
Show Tasted + Show Unrated
This filter allowed us to view everything we'd already sampled, but hadn't yet rated. The rating system is a one to four star system, which we used later to discuss and review the things we thought were the best (and worst) of the festival.
There are many combinations of settings that you can use to tailor the list of items to your exact needs. I encourage you to spend a little time playing around with the settings so that you can get the most out of this extremely powerful, but easy to use capability.


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I hope you all had a great long weekend! Unfortunately I've been battling headaches the last few days, so this post will be fairly brief. In attempt to try and cheer myself up, I painted my nails with the holo grail (see what I did there? Holo instead of Holy, ha....ha) Gosh 549. If you aren't into holographic polishes, this may change your mind. If you ARE into holo's and don't have 549 - this may send you on a frantic desperate search, just like scrangie did to me (and continues to do!) :)
Here is my medicinal manicure, I hope you like it <3
This is four coats of 549, to be honest it could have done with a fifth. The formula dries extremely quick, but I found coverage tricky at times in regards to bald spots. I also decided to wear a topcoat over this, which I admit does tone the holo effect down a little - but I wanted it to last longer without chipping. So I applied Out the Door Silver Hologram Top Coat.
It is actually the prettiest, sparkliest, craziest holographic polish I own and have seen so far. I've seen this sell for insane prices before, but be patient and bid strategically and you will eventually own it for a decent price :)


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Caroline Kennedy - continuing the pro-death traditionAnne Hendershott has an article in the Wall Street Journal that identifies Caroline Kennedy as a next generation pro-abortion Kennedy. Of course she just joins her cousins and uncle who have made their mark supporting the death of innocents while claiming the mantle of the the modern American Catholic. The scandal of the Kennedy family, with the noted exception of Eunice Shriver, has been ignored by most of the Church hierarchy and the resulting damage has been as detrimental to the Church's public persona as the recent scandals involving church personnel and their inability to control keep their vows and obey the teachings of the Church.
Of course for the last fifty years we have been treated to the public double standard reflected in the media. There are the Nancy Pelosi, Joe Biden and Chris Matthews types who are "enlightened" according to the press and then the "bishops" (arguably the orthodox ones) who should either shut up or bend to the times or get relevant or admit that the teachings need to change... Well you get the idea.
Yet the recent actions by the local bishop of Phoenix in addressing the ongoing scandal caused by a formerly popular local priest is a lesson for the other ordinaries in the country as they deal with the souls of errant political figures who claim the Catholic affiliation.
Simply stated, if we Catholics believe that a Catholic (or indeed anyone) who endorses or supports or votes for acts, bills or measures that will advance, support or continue a material evil and that cooperation with said evil would have an eternally debilitating effect on one's soul, it would be the height of charity (for you liberals that means real love), to deny the person the sacraments, publicly excommunicate him or her, and beg them to repent in order to save their own soul.
After all it would be very mean to leave them to their own perdition and for them to have to totally rely on the mercy of God, who would have to balance the 50 million souls murdered by the abortion industry, when all they would have to do is repent of the sin of supporting abortion and begin to support protecting all innocent human life.
That is - unless they believe they do not have to - or they believe it does not matter. or they just don't believe.
in that case God will be their judge.
And as the judge use to say to the condemned prisoner - May God have mercy on your soul.


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Senior Architectural Technician (Job Runner)
- Recruiter
- Penguin Recruitment
- Location
- Sudbury
- Salary
- £30000 - £35000 per annum + Benefits
- Posted
- 20 Mar 2018
- Closes
- 17 Apr 2018
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- Contact
- Alice Cook
- Specialism
- Structural
- Function
- Job Type
- Permanent
Senior Architectural Technician (Job Runner)
Sudbury, Suffolk
Salary: £30,000- 35,000 (Depending on Experience) + Competitive Benefits
An award winning, RIBA Chartered Architectural practice are on the lookout for a Senior Architectural Technician to join their busy team which is based just East of Sudbury.
As part of the role, you will get the chance to work as part of a vibrant and lively team where you will get the chance to work on a variety of projects a across the residential, retail and commercial sectors predominately around the South East and East Anglia regions. The main software used is Vectorworks however training will be provided.
Our client are renowned for completing projects ahead of time and under budget to a very high standard.
To be considered for this Senior Architectural Technician role you must:
- Be educated to degree level/ HND/ HNC (or relevant qualification) within an architectural/ construction/ CAD focussed subject
- Have UK based experience of working as an architectural technician leading and running projects
- Be able to communicate well in house and to clients and contractors
- A full understanding of current UK Building Regulations is a must along with a good working knowledge of AutoCad
- A full UK valid driving licence is beneficial
Commutable locations for this Senior Architectural Technician role:
Sudbury, Ipswich, Colchester, Bury St Edmunds, Lowestoft, Norwich
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While we see everyone talking about gender stereotyping, this girl from Manali audaciously came forward to take up a job that is mostly considered to be 'male-centric'.
Ravina Thakur is a twenty-year-old girl who had to take up taxi driving as a profession because of the crisis that struck her family. Three years ago, Ravina lost her father and to lend a helping to her family financially, she thought of generating revenue by the means of taking driving as a profession.
The brave girl also manages to pursue her education simultaneously and dreams to serve the country.
Source: news18
I want to join the army and after completing my graduation, will devote all efforts in it. Right now my family needs me and I am happy to support them.
Source: news18
Ravina lives with her mother Shanta Devi and two younger siblings; her mother ran a tea stall in Manali but got demolished due to the four-laning of national highways. Talking about the turbulence her family had to face, she said,
Our financial condition never weakened me and taking up taxi driving has only added to my personality and made me bolder and braver.
Ravina's dad was also a taxi driver and after his death, the taxi was lying completely unused. She learned to drive from her father and now she owns a commercial driving license. She got the license this year but only after getting trained for three years.
Information source: ht
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