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Final conference CluStrat project
On 18th September 2014 in Venice, will take place the final conference of the Clustrat project . CluStrat partners have joined forces to develop and test new cluster concepts in order to strengthen...
8 july 2014
Guido Nassimbeni new Chairman of Friuli Innovation
Guido Nassimbeni, management engineer born in 1963, professor in the Department of Engineering of the University of Udine and director of the award Start Cup Udine, is the new chairman of Friuli Innovation....
27 june 2014
Phd Expo – the fair where business meets graduates students
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26 june 2014
Chinese officials visit Friuli Innovation
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2 august 2013
Techno Seed certification
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22 july 2013
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27 may 2013
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24 may 2013
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11 july 2011
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8 march 2011
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3 february 2011
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11 october 2010
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6 september 2010
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It was not too long ago that I got to know about its existence. It's not your usual leafy greens that you can order from a Chinese restaurant or find in a Chinese home where stir fry dominates most of the cooking style. Kale originated from Europe and is a member of the cabbage family which includes broccoli, cauliflower and brussels sprouts.
I started using it for my smoothie. Despite being a superfood, I have to admit that I don't like how it tastes. It almost tastes too green or too raw, if there is even such a thing. I usually have to blend it with some sweeter fruits such as red apples, bananas or pineapples in order to mask the 'rawness'. And it gives my smoothie an unappetizing colour.
As an adult, I can accept that food that is good for your body doesn't have to look/taste good. I would diligently drink up a glass of my healthy smoothie every morning, but unfortunately not my kids nor my husband and it almost makes me feel guilty that I am the only one eating all the good stuff!
I read about using it for all sorts of salad. But that doesn't work for my Chinese boys who eat their spaghetti using chopsticks!
So a few months ago, I went on a quest to make my boys eat kale. I tried different ways to cook it. Some ideas were from the internet but mostly through trial and error. So far the results have been promising. Apart from using it for making smoothie and salad (which doesn't work for my boys), here are some other ways I cook it so that my boys will eat!
1. Kale Chips
This was the first thing I tried and it was really simple. All you need to do is, wash the leaves, pat dry, drizzle some olive oil, sprinkle some salt and pepper, bake at 140 degC for about 20 minutes or until the leaves turn crisp. I usually make this for snacks and it is definitely healthier than eating potato chips. We could finish a whole bunch in one go if I cook it this way.
2. Stir Fry with Garlic and Anchovies
I stir fry it with garlic and anchovies, just like how I usually stir fry my Chinese leafy greens. It still has a bitter after taste but it actually tastes good with enough salt and anchovies! Served with an egg or omelette and brown rice, this makes a healthy after school lunch for the boys.
3. Kale Quiche
It just so happened that I ran out of capsicum for my quiche one day, so I tried substituting it with kale. I chopped up a few leaves and lay them at the bottom of the quiche. The first reaction I got from my boys when they heard that I made kale quiche was YUCKS! But I insisted they try it and they love it and ate up everything!
4. Kale Fried Rice
Their favourite is probably kale fried rice and they have been asking for it these few days. This is really easy to make. Just cook your normal fried rice and add kale at the end of it. Mix it around for a couple of minutes and the fried rice is ready to serve. I like how the kale helps to add some crunch to my fried rice!
It almost feels unreal that the boys actually eat everything I cook with kale! Surprisingly, there are so many different ways of cooking it that makes it the most versatile vegetable in our fridge.
It is now our family favourite and a regular item in our grocery list. As the boys have been fussy eaters since young, I am so mighty proud that they are eating such a power punch vegetable today!


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David Beckham's first day in his new job as footballer, one-man-brand and international ambassador for LA Galaxy was, however, anything but. From the moment the former England captain and his wife, Victoria, swept through Los Angeles airport in a blur of black-clad security staff, a frenzy of fascination surrounded the couple.
Some were already converted. Two fans wore the new Beckham number 23 shirt while a policeman snapped away on a camera phone. Others were simply drawn to the shouts of the paparazzi. "Who's David Beckham?" asked Austin Baker, 11.
If LA Galaxy's £128m gamble pays off, the children of California will not be asking that question for much longer. Buoyed by his England recall and winning the league with Real Madrid, Beckham is now charged with lifting LA Galaxy up the league before persuading America to love what they call soccer.
"Soccer could be as big in the United States as it is everywhere else in the world," Beckham declared at a ceremony to introduce him to his fans and the wider public. He acknowledged he was moving on from more than 10 years at two of the world's biggest clubs but added that this transfer was "the biggest challenge I've taken in my career".
An hour before he arrived, fans chanted "David Beckham" and held up banners proclaiming "Bend it like Goldenballs". Along with 2,000 of Galaxy's 11,000 season ticket holders, 700 journalists poured in to see Beckham.
Standing on a specially assembled stage in the corner of the pitch, he was flanked by his new bosses: first-team coach Frank Yallop (once a journeyman player for Ipswich Town), club general manager Alexi Lalas, Major League Soccer's commissioner, Dan Garber, and Tim Leiweke, chief executive of club owners AEG, which is bankrolling the 32-year-old's £3m basic annual salary and five-year deal worth up to £128m.
It has been impossible to miss Beckham's arrival. His image stares down from billboards throughout the city; he has graced the front cover of Sports Illustrated - the first Brit to do so since Ian Woosnam in 1991 - and the MLS has broadcast a 30-second TV advertisement on a cable sports network.
The Galaxy have had to set aside a new VIP lounge for celebrity fans - Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes are regular Beckham watchers these days - and have constructed an auxiliary press box and relaunched their logo and strip for Beckham's arrival. An estimated 250,000 £40 shirts bearing his No 23 have apparently already been sold.
To ease any noses out of joint among Beckham's team-mates - some on as little as £10,000 a year - Galaxy players are to be invited to a barbecue at the Beckhams' £11m villa in Beverly Hills .
"When I told the kids I was coming to Los Angeles they thought we were moving to go and live in Disneyland," Beckham said in a TV interview on his arrival. "It will take some time getting used to it all for them, but I think it's a great place for all my family to live and for the kids to go to school."
Beckham's first match is a friendly against Chelsea on July 21; his MLS debut will be on July 31. Will he win over America? It would be unwise to bet against anything in the Beckham story and bookmakers are busy shouting the odds on a range of twists in the tale, from Beckham starring in a film with Cruise (14/1 with Ladbrokes) to his conversion to Scientology (10/1). Winning the MLS title during his five-year contract? A mere 1/2.


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So classified patch don't cross the streams you get when you reach the city on extinction it never unlocked. Have had several issues with badges not unlocking on my screen such as the call of duty app on e as well. I have the app on my iphone and nothing unlocked. You guys really need to get this fixed ASAP
im having the same issue but with multiplayer unlocks.
does anyone know how to get the messin with sasquatch one?. i have it but it just says classified
messin with sasquatch = Knife a person wearing the ghillie suit (i got it from knifing a ghillie suit person in the final killcam)
Knife a guy that has a ghillie suit
I got the Don't Cross the Streams one and I have not played Extinction. You must be mistaken on how to get it.
I agree, because I have the patch, and the three friends I played Extinction with do not. I have only played extinction with them. If it is extinction-related, it has to be a specific action that a single player might get, not something triggered by the group.
You get the patch from an LMG headshot on somebody using PMC ballistic headgear. At least that's how I got it.
(I Also downloaded the app and didn't get the patch.)
I got don't cross the the streams last night, but I don't know exactly what I did that unlocked it.
Only things I recall about the match is that it was a domination game that I had a very high score in (lots of kills and captures) and I was using a LMG (the M27-IAR with hybrid sight and bullet penetration for attachments).
I don't know if any of that has to do with how I unlocked it or not but I am curious to know.
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15 Jan, 2012
What You Don't Know about Green Tea
Posted by: Green Tea Nutrition Devotee In: Benefits
Green tea is good to your body, no doubt about it. But do you know that aside from accumulating the health benefits provided by the leaves, there are other uses of green tea that will paint a smile on your face. Little do we know it that the leaves are great for removing smell, dyeing cloth, and treating skin problems.
Other Uses of Green Tea
- Use green tea to add tastefully made stains on clothes or scarves. This is a Chinese and Japanese practice where clothes are tied by strings and then soaked into hot tea mixed with green tea powder. After the clothes take in enough color then they are removed from the water. Using green tea to dye clothes is a practical and easy way to add gorgeous look on your clothes.
- Take the power of green tea to remove disgusting smell from your household. This is popularly used in the fridge to suck up the smell inside. Green tea is an environmentally friendly alternative to baking soda. Just add some green tea leaves in a cloth bag and put this inside the fridge. The tea can neutralize the smell. The tea is also a good help to wash cutting boards that tend to always smell oddly. Rub the leaves into the board and rinse with water.
- You can use green tea to treat various skin infections. Green tea is a popular way to encourage faster healing of wounds. It can limit permanent scarring. The leaves also prevent swelling and itching because of insect bites. Many say that green tea can treat acne although science still need to prove this belief.
Above are just some of the uses of green tea aside from what we know. In due time, science will unveil other amazing uses of the tea aside from its ability to promote better internal and external health. So while you are taking a warm cup of tea during a lazy Sunday afternoon, do not forget to think about the other uses of green tea –who knows when they can come handy.


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|2004-04-06, 15:01
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Join Date: Apr 2004
specific recommendations
I'm new to animesuki's forums but not to anime in general. I tend to like a fictional plot (preferably fantasy/sci-fi/gothic) and definitely no mechs. I will list some of the series that I enjoyed and what about each series caught my eye... feel free to get creative in your recommendations because I've seen a lot more than what i'm going to list...
what i liked-
Shingetsutan Tsukihime - wonderfully dark, good character build
Witch Hunter Robin - same as above, although a little formulaic
Gilgamesh - bad animation, great plot
Scrapped Princess - solid in everything
Peace Maker Kurogame - good plot, although lead character got annoying
Jungle Wa Itsumo - hilarious
Berserk - alright, although it seemed a little drawn out
what I didn't like-
Hellsing - way too many holes in the plot
Naruto - don't even go there
Full Metal Alchemist - i want to like it, but i can't get into it (a little childish)
Flame of Recca - fun until it locked itself into a boring tournament
Again, remember that I've seen a lot more than what is listed, so please try to stay away from common titles like gunslinger girl, one piece, NGE, noir, lain, 100 stories and movies like ninja scroll, spriggan, akira, etc... dig deep and be creative for me... I don't care if I have to buy the series or if I can download it as a fansub. I've had my eye on Wolf's Rain for awhile now and am currently downloading Yami to Boushi to Hon no Tabibito from animesuki. If you happen to list something I've already seen I promise I won't flame you, I appreciate your help
|2004-04-06, 15:15
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Looking for his book...
Honestly, go to a site like Anime-Planet's Recommendation List, find a
series you liked and see what it recommends for you to watch. Also,
you could always go watch To Heart.
You could try watching series like Piano, Mahou Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto,
AIR, Wind, Mizuiro Jidai, Hadashi no Gen, Hotaru no Haka, etc..
|2004-04-06, 15:45
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Se this thread for more information. http://forums.animesuki.com/showthre...1990#post51990 Go to the botton of the page.
|2004-04-06, 17:43
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Mr. Paper I've tried anime-planet's recommendation service and didn't find it very useful. It seems to have limited responses and groups shows based upon similarities in plot rather than quality (or just based upon what's popular.) For a free program I am impressed, however it isn't what I'm looking for. Its just my opinion of course... but it didn't provide anything ground-breaking so I thought personal recommendations might help . I might try Mahou Tsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto as a gateway to the rest of the anime's you mentioned. I'm hoping that I can pick them up as an aquired taste.
I'm not big on comedy anime's but everyonce in awhile I'm in the mood. I'll try Dokkoida based upon your recommendation Secca.
Thanks to everyone for your quick responses.
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completely underrated and possible the sexiest thing on the planet.
I adore facial hair! Not crazy ZZ Top facial hair but a nice trim beard or mustache.
don't like it much, but stubble can be nice. :)
I hate beards to an extreme extent. All the bad men I have seen in my life have had beards. My dad is a jerk is the main reason probably.
I like beards. Not really long tho. My boyfriends is about 3-4 inches, and a mustache and sides. He keeps tring to make it pointy and I B*tch about it, I think he's just tring to irritate me, LoL. Some guys look better some with them.
4 inches is really long. You're only excluding ZZ top class beards at that point
LoL yep I like beards LoL
lol, read that as 'imitate me' and was wondering just what kind of a woman you were!


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In addition to the previously released choreography practice video, A-JAX has now released a 'dumbbell version' of the dance practice for "2MYX".
The second version features the A-JAX members sporting dumbbells as their stage prop. As they awe fans with their perfect synchronization, the boys added some humours on their new practice clip.
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I write; I read; I have dogs.
I'm a novelist and short story writer. While lately it's been all novels all the time, I've published stories in The New Yorker and quite a few literary reviews. The stories are mostly about people in small towns–I grew up in one. In my childhood I believed I would end up a poet who also wrote plays, or a playwright who also wrote poetry. I ended up in grad school on the way to a Ph.D. in Lit but I stopped at the Master's. I started writing my first novel as a way to procrastinate my thesis (on Virginia Woolf, which I did in fact complete). And then fiction took over. Nine novels later, I'm still at it, still finding out the beautiful thing that I will never stop finding out new things about writing fiction.
Along the way I've been lucky to have gifted, wise people as my editors–at Coffee House Press, Pantheon Books, and Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. And I'm lucky too in my agent, Joy Harris, and with the many readers who take the time to write to me about their experiences with my books. And the bookstores and libraries who invite me to give readings. And all the book groups who have chosen a book of mine–yes, even those groups and readers who feel that the ending of one of my novels is just wrong. (That would be A Private Hotel for Gentle Ladies.) Also, I'm glad to be a Fiction Fellow of the National Endowment for the Arts and the Massachusetts Artists Foundation.
My newest: The Mountaintop School For Dogs, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2014.
My first: Small Town Girl, Houghton Mifflin, 1983.
I live in Maine on the Phippsburg peninsula. It's a coastal, rural, watery world here: the ocean close by to the south, the Kennebec River east across my road, a large freshwater pond to the west. A dirt driveway. Woods. Lots of sky.
Maine was supposed to be a getaway place from my busy, crowded life in Cambridge, Massachusetts. I taught creative writing for a long time, at Boston College, Northeastern University, the Harvard Extension School, the (former) Radcliffe Seminars, and most recently as Writer in Residence at MIT.
But after a little while of Maine as the getaway place, I didn't want to go back, so the getaway had to be rewritten with the new title of home.
I'm just now finishing a new novel. It's quiet here when the dogs aren't barking. I've come to know that silence has lots of levels. When I'm at the keyboard writing anything that isn't fiction, I hear the click of the keys. When it's fiction, I hear the words.
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I think you made a lot of good points except the suggestion that those outside the US not voice their insistence that they disagree with an (almost) unrestricted right to bear arms. If they strongly object and believe the right to bear arms is a bad idea, I think its good that they stand up and say so.
If they have an idea about how we should be running our country I think they should be very welcome to chime in about how we run it.
Originally posted by Tentickles
Originally posted by Rockpuck
I always wonder why more people don't bring firearms to rallies and protest... if the people were holding AR15's I think the police would think twice before they bash peoples skulls in with clubs and shields.
Take the London protest. How far would the police have gotten when they faced several thousand armed, angry people?
Protect your freedoms, or the fascist take it by force...
Well the London protesters would have been arrested... it's illegal to own guns in the Isles.
Originally posted by john124
Originally posted by ElectricUniverse
reply to post by grover
I know exactly what you said.
Do tell us grover...when is a good time to have a legally owned firearm with you? After you were robbed? After you were killed for $20? After your wife, daughter, son is killed?... Hope none of the above ever happens to you.
[edit on 18-8-2009 by ElectricUniverse]
A gun culture increases the overall risk of armed robberies, and usage of weapons such as knives. Same with youths in Britain who carry knives, by carrying the weapon and showing it, you are provoking somebody who may not actually be a killer. Just give them the money etc and walk away. That's the best thing to do, not cowboy law and citizen arrest!
I understand that with everybody potentially having guns at the moment in the US, then you may feel safer carrying one. But if guns were banned, then from what I've said you cannot logically give a good reason to carry one.
Originally posted by ELNC3
reply to post by jam321
Probably quite a few, but what is so wrong with that? Any sane gunowner knows that if he or she makes a move that the SS would interpret as attempting to fire on the President, they will shoot, which is totally reasonable.
Originally posted by UmbraSumus
Considering that Presidents ....
A. Lincoln
J. Garfield
W. McKinley
J F. Kennedy
were assassinated
and Presidents .....
A. Jackson
T. Roosevelt
F. Roosevelt
G .Ford (twice)
R. Reagan
Had assassination attempts made on their lives ........
At the very least, it a distraction to those charged with keeping Barack Obama`s name, off that substantial pair of lists.
Heck , what do i know ......
Originally posted by jafo1984
reply to post by truthquest
I was not implying that those outside the US are not entitled to an opinion on our policies or are not entitled to suggest that they have ideas that are better. I thought I was perfectly clear that those who do not live in the US should not insist or demand that we do things the way it is done in their country. I am always open to someone offering suggestions that may be helpful. If I lived in another country where the US was trying to force its policies on my country I would resent it just as I resent people from other countries telling me I have to adopt laws that conform to their standards. Open exchange of ideas is liberty, forced adoption of policy is tyranny.


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Wall Street is high on Norfolk Southern, expecting it to report earnings that are up 15% from a year ago when it reports its fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday, January 22, 2014. The consensus estimate is $1.50 per share, up from earnings of $1.30 per share a year ago.
The consensus estimate has risen from $1.42 over the past three months. For the fiscal year, analysts are expecting earnings of $5.72 per share. Revenue is projected to eclipse the year-earlier total of $2.68 billion by 6%, finishing at $2.84 billion for the quarter. For the year, revenue is projected to come in at $11.19 billion.
Over the last four quarters, the company's income rose by an average of slightly year-over-year. The largest growth was in the most recent quarter, when income climbed 17% year-over-year.
Revenue was up in the third quarter after dipping in the previous quarter. The 5% increase in revenue brought the figure to $2.82 billion in the most recent quarter. In the quarter before that, revenue fell 3%.
Norfolk Southern is engaged in rail transportation of raw materials, intermediate products, and finished goods. CSX, also in the railroads industry, will report earnings on Wednesday, January 15, 2014. Analysts are expecting earnings of $0.46 per share for CSX, up 2% from last year's earnings of $0.45 per share. Other companies in the railroads industry with upcoming earnings release dates include: Union Pacific, Kansas City and Canadian Pacific Railway Limited.
Earnings estimates provided by Zacks.
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aFlashlight [Donation] - 229.00 USD
by Tomoya YAMAMOTO, Version: 2.2.11 , 341 KB Official Site
Package name: nu.mine.tmyymmt.aflashlight.donation , Last Update: 2013-08-22 16:33:33
11 ratings (4.727 average)
100-500 downloads
What's new in this version (2.2.11):
update information for auto detection. F-01D, F-02E, LG-E973, A853, GT-P3100, SHV-E210L, SO-01E, SO-02D, T-Mobile Vivacity
- This is donation version app. There isn't advertisement.
- You have to check normal version app before donate this app. Because it doesn't work on some Android device.
normal version https://market.android.com/details?id=nu.mine.tmyymmt.aflashlight
- This is not legal donation, you can't get tax incentive.
- If you turn on camera flashlight constantly, it might be broken, it's depend on the device. (e.g. Galaxy Tab) Use this app at your own risk.
- I will not be responsible for any damages for LED light, and anything to happend to use this app.
This is a simple flashlight. You can use this in the dark. You can easily set color and brightness on screen. Support some camera flashlight too.
This is useful for these situations.
- When you don't want to wake your boyfriend/girlfriend up.
- When you looking for something in a dark closet.
- When you forgot a flashlight in camp.
- When a power failure.
- You don't know why, but when you are trapped in the darkness. :)
- 'Hardware controls' - 'Take pictures and videos', 'Control flashlight'
This app uses this to turn it on / off of the light with camera preview. Some phone doesn't work without preview. This app doesn't take pictures and videos.
- 'System tools' - 'Prevent phone from sleeping'
This app uses this to disable the auto-sleep.
- 'Network communication' - 'Full internet access', 'View network state', 'Market license check'
This app uses this to check new version.
This app uses this to get latest information to detect 'Camera Light Solution' automatically.
This app also uses this to check market license.
- Camera light doesn't work on some phones.
You can try all solutions. 'Preference' -> 'Camera Light Solution'
When you choise '- with Preview' at 'Camera Light Solution', you can change 'with Preview Latency' to big number. It might work. Because it's for latency setting for camera preview.
When you find right choise for 'Camera Light Solution', please send me the report.
- Widget is only for 'the camera light'.
If you use the widget, please install this app on the internal storage. Don't install this app on the external storage. 'external storage' means SD card, etc.
1. Home buttom -> Menu buttom -> Settings -> Applications -> Manage applications -> aFlashlight -> Move to phone
2. Reboot android. Or uninstall app and install it again.
- If you use 'the screen light' or start app, please add app shortcut on the home screen.
- If you can't uninstall this app, You can remove this app by following things.
1. Connect USB cable with PC.
2. Remove the file '.android_secure/smdl2tmp1.asec' on SD card.
[Known bugs]
- When add the widget on the home screen, the widget is not updated. (If you push it, it will be updated.)
- The widget will not respond in rare cases. (Please re-add the widget.)
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Nir, English is the way it is writ, so hyper-textual could be acceptable. (There is something funny about having a Frenchman and a Spaniard working out how to put stuff in plain English) More to the point, Daniel's suggestions sound very sensible to me. 'Degrading Gracefully' seems to be what Daniel's section A covers. And I think a section C 'General Guidelines' or an introduction is a good idea, again as per Daniel's suggestion. Charles McCathieNevileReceived on Thursday, 6 August 1998 21:40:09 UTC
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what: Korra likes to give Mako nicknames - partly because he makes it so easy, and partly because she thinks it's hilarious that he always proves her point. A one-shot series.
who: Korra & Mako & Bolin.
when: between "The Revelation" and "A Voice in the Night."
where: the streets of Republic City.
why: City Boy.
1. City Boy
It took a lot of pleading, prodding, and, on Bolin's part, pouting to get Mako to agree - which, Korra thinks, is ridiculous - what can be easier than showing her around the city he's lived in his entire life, the city he knows so well? - but agree he has, and here they are, the three of them, on the sidewalk in front of the arena, looking up and down the street and trying to decide which way to go.
"So..." Korra says, to break the silence. "Where to?"
She glances over at Mako: He's standing a couple feet away from her and Bolin with his hands shoved deep into his pockets and his scarf pulled up to his face, and he's staring over at the sun, beginning to set behind the tall buildings. He doesn't answer.
Briefly catching her eye, Bolin bounds over to him and slings an arm around his neck, pulling him tight to his side. "C'mon, Mako, you're the official tour guide! Where are we going?"
Mako heaves a sigh, the kind that means he considers the whole thing a big waste of time, and for a second Korra's annoyed. They invited him along because he knows the ins and the outs of the city better than either of them, but it's not like like he's obligated to come with them; she's sure Bolin could manage just fine on his own.
Then she looks closer at him, at his face, and when she sees the crinkles at the corners of his eyes her anger recedes, a wave falling back into the ocean. It's the same way he looked the other night, in this same spot, after he climbed off Naga and hauled Bolin to his feet and tugged him into a rough hug. Korra remembers wondering, while she waited awkwardly off to one side, if he would ever let go.
She doesn't know Mako well enough (yet) to be sure, but the crinkle might be saying, I'm glad you're here.
He shrugs Bolin off, but he seems more relaxed now, more open, somehow. His scarf has fallen down from in front of his mouth.
"Have you seen the shipyards yet?" he asks her. "They're, uh, kinda cool this time of day."
"I saw most of 'em, yeah," she says. "How do you think I got here?"
Very quietly, he hums in thought.
"We could make our way downtown," Bolin suggests. "By the time we get down there, the clubs should be opening up."
Korra feels her own face light up. She'd like that - it sounds fun, exciting - best of all, reckless. (The Tenzin in her mind shakes his head, scowls, his arms crossed. As if you haven't had enough excitement since you arrived, Korra. She mentally waterbends him into Yue Bay.)
"Yeah!" she says, all enthusiasm. "Let's do it!"
Mako turns a stern glare on them. He looks older than he really is with that look, a middle-aged man reprimanding two youngsters. (Tenzin's frown in her head and she almost laughs out loud.) "We have practice in the morning," he reminds them, his voice sharp and firm. "We are not getting drunk tonight."
"Who said anything about drinking?" says Bolin innocently. "I just thought it'd fun to show Korra the nightlife."
"Yeah, it'd be fun to show me the nightlife!" she echoes.
Mako sighs again, but the crinkles around his eyes turn it into one of surrender. "Fine. We'll head down there" - he points toward the east - "and see what's around until we hit main street. Sound good?"
"I'm up for anything," she says. She levels her gaze on him and makes sure it's clear and steady, and she thinks for a moment that she really hates that she feels such a need to prove herself to him - and so they go.
Mako turns out to be a pretty terrible tour guide. Mainly it's Bolin who gestures at buildings and restaurants and shops that are getting ready to close, telling her who lives or lived where and where what happened and which place has the best noodles or the best dumplings and which vendor is the best haggler; although, to his credit, Mako never stops walking, never hesitates at a crossroads, leading them down streets that give Bolin plenty of ammunition to keep up his running commentary, and he does it so casually it feels more like they're just wandering around than anything else. Every now and then, Korra'll spot an opportunity for a good joke and she'll take it, and Bolin'll laugh and a couple times she even draws a half-mouth smile from Mako. They make a pretty good team.
Bolin has his muscley arm across her shoulders, and because it's longer than she is wide his wrist is dangling off one end; on her other side, even though he tries to prevent it, Mako's hip keeps bumping against her and every time it does this thrill jolts through her chest and sets it on fire and makes it hard to breathe until she knows she can hold herself back from doing something she might regret (or, more importantly, something he might regret). Their shadows are long in the fading orange light.
She hears a gurgling sound come from her left: Bolin's hand is on his stomach and he's looking down at it in surprise. Korra laughs - at least, until her own stomach growls, almost calling out to his. In the corner of her eye, Mako presses his lips together and turns his head, like he doesn't want her to see him laughing.
(Shame, she thinks, in that quiet, warm, bright corner of her mind, he looks so much better when he's happy.)
"This is gonna sound totally out of the blue," says Bolin, "but I think we should find someplace to eat."
Korra grins and Mako shrugs. Without a word, seemingly without thought, he turns right the next chance he gets. She's set to follow, but when Bolin stops, she's forced to stop with him.
"Hang on, there's a great place over this way!" He jerks his elbow down the street ahead.
Mako walks back to them and looks in the direction he's pointing. He stares for a few long seconds, his whole body stiff, like he's frozen solid. She and Bolin glance at each other. Cautiously, Korra steps toward him and stretches out her hand to his bicep.
"Mako?" she says softly.
He gives a start and his eyes are wide as they lock onto hers, the sunset casting shadows on his cheeks.
Bolin matches her tone. "You okay, bro?"
His face is unreadable - probably largely because he's just pulled his scarf up again and turned back around, not looking back.
"We'll find somewhere else to eat." Mako's words are short, clipped.
"What? Why? I go down there all the time, what's wrong with it?"
"C'mon, Bo."
"No." Bolin sets his jaw and his arm drops from around her. "Tell me why."
Mako twists around again, just his upper body, then one leg, and says nothing.
"I'm not a kid anymore!" Bolin says, and he stomps his foot. Coming from anyone else it'd be a contradiction, but when he does it the earth ripples and Mako loses his footing. "Tell me!"
The two brothers glare at each other. It's an incredibly tense moment and Korra feels like an intruder.
In the end it's Mako who looks away first, down at his hand, where he lights a fire in his palm and watches it while Bolin just keeps staring, his gaze unflinching, unwavering, hard as rock. Eyes still on the flames, Mako straightens. His expression is pitiful, almost wretched, his eyebrows knit close together, a crease between them. The fire burns out after a minute and he look back at Bolin, his face, his eyes, his voice softer.
"No, Bo."
This time, all the fight goes out of Bolin; he deflates. Korra wonders if he can tell.
Her heart is a block of ice, freezing her blood in her veins, pounding in her ears.
This is where. This is where.
She nudges him in the side, forcing her mouth into a smile. "You gotta stop being so picky, Bolin," she teases through a tight throat. Her arm snakes around his waist, squeezing because Bolin - poor Bolin, Bolin with his winning smile and curly hair and upturned nose, Bolin who isn't a kid anymore - doesn't know that he's been dancing on his parents' graves.
Mako waits for them to catch up before he - they start walking again, glancing over his shoulder as they go. Korra wraps her arm around his and he stiffens, but he doesn't pull away. All the ice inside her melts.
"All right, City Boy," she says, and she can see his eyes flick to her and away and then he's hiding his face like before, except maybe not for the same reason. "Apparently picky runs in the family," (and he knows she knows) "so since you denied us a perfectly good meal, it's your job to find us some food."
He sighs, and now it's just tired and world-weary and aged, as though he's used to it, expected nothing less. She hesitates; then she slides her hand down, around his wrist and his hand. It's still warm.
a/n: didn't expect/want/mean for this to be so angsty. hm.
so i'll be updating every couple of days - 'cause it usually takes me that long to write 'em - but, as a warning, i really suck at multi-chaps, even if they're not connected, so. yeah. heads up for that.
i'm not just taking nicknames from the show, by the way, although all of those will get an instance where Korra uses it in a way different from the way she does officially. i am coming up with some of my own, which hopefully won't end up too weird or derpy. these aren't gonna be in any particular order, and some will definitely have more Makorra than others (and trust me, there WILL BE Makorra), and there isn't really gonna be a set length.
if you wanna keep updated on this, i try to post it as a WIP on my tumblr (also whisperedtouches), so if you wanna take a look at that, go for it, or if you don't, that's fine too. my stance on reviews is the same.
thanks for reading. see you in a couple days, i hope!
~whispered touches
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You'll remember Katie & Denis' awesome engagement photos we took at the very end of last year (in fact, the 2nd to last photoshoot I did for 2008) and since then I had been really looking forward to their wedding. They are such a fun, genuine couple that are truly in love. I didn't know much about their story until Sergio (the best man) gave his wedding speech/toast at the wedding, and what a fun and amazing couple they are! Sergio, who undoubtedly gave the very best wedding speech (Lib's was just as awesome as well!) I've ever heard in wedding history, insomuch that I really felt like I got to know Katie & Denis so much more and how wonderful a couple they make! The light throughout the whole day was beautiful (thank you AZ, you're always kind to me) and it was just a blast to be there with them. The Stillwell House is always a fun place to shoot at, awesome details, superb staff and awesome food as well! Thanks again guys for allowing me to work with you both on such a special day, I feel so lucky!
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Wowzers! This ringshot is near the top of my favs, including their other ringshot you'll find below!
Loved her hair, isn't that gorgeous!?
Fun group of good lookin girls, hard to take a bad pic!
This should be the cover of a magazine for sure!
Amazing light during the ceremony, gotta love this kind of stuff!
Almost every wedding, the guests will be missing this kind of reaction of the groom when he sees the bride walking down the aisle. Everyone always looks down the aisle at the beautiful bride (like above), but miss the sweet tender expressions of the groom.
There's the beautiful lighting again, man, it was awesome!
On technical standpoint, this was my favorite lens of the day. Gotta love the wide 24L loving, just fantabulous
Hard to say which one I like better. But I bounced my flash on Sergio (the photographer) who was off the side, and also held a napkin up near the flash to create this effect. You don't need fancy tools to get the job done some times, just some ingenuity
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Mr. Biers, age 57, of Charlotte, died Monday, April 8, 2013 at Presbyterian Hospital - Main. Born June 5, 1955 in Charlotte, he was a son of the late Emmitt Biers and Carrie Seay Biers. Mr. Biers served in the US Navy during the Vietnam War. He retired from the City of Charlotte as a supervisor of the transportation parts department. Mr. Biers was owner of Northside Brew and Cue.
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Kim Ki-Duk may be Korea's most ambitious auteur, and his films have routinely invited controversy while simultaneously securing awards throughout the festival circuit. Kim was a high school dropout who served in the army and had no formal education in film or the arts before embarking on his first picture CROCODILE in 1996, which would mark the genesis of his now-signature focus on marginal spaces and their alienated inhabitants. THE ISLE (2000) was Kim Ki-Duk's breaththrough film, followed up by the audience-polarizing BAD GUY (2001), both of which screened at Fantasia. DREAM is Kim Ki- Duk's 15th film and though it's his first film with overtly supernatural elements, it still maintains his signature male-female relationships – desperate, and emotionally imprisoning. All films involve powerful, but indirect communication.
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For weeks we have been told that Mitt Romney was the inevitable nominee. We were told that the race would be over after South Carolina, after Romney had accomplished an historic feat in sweeping the first three early voting states -- Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina. How things can change in a day!
First, news broke this morning that Romney did not win Iowa by eight votes after all. Senator Rick Santorum has been declared the certified winner of the Iowa caucuses. Official recounts put Santorum ahead of Romney by 34 votes. That is an incredible accomplishment given how dramatically Senator Santorum was outspent.
After Romney's predictable win in New Hampshire, his own "backyard," the fight turned to South Carolina. Again Romney appeared poised to emerge on top of a divided field. But Newt Gingrich has been surging in the polls. Yesterday he got a nod from Sarah Palin, and this morning Texas Governor Rick Perry dropped out and endorsed Gingrich. A new Rasmussen poll finds Gingrich leading Romney in South Carolina by two points.
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Or if my guy, Senator Santorum, surges as he did in the last 48 hours before the Iowa vote, he would have two victories to Romney's one. By the way, Dr. James Dobson, founder of Focus on the Family, also endorsed Santorum today, as have an increasing number of pro-family leaders.
We know one candidate won't drop out until the bitter end -- Ron Paul. And I don't think it would be a good thing for the Republican Party to have an extended contest in which Ron Paul is the only name on ballot after ballot amassing delegates to the convention by default, as the only alternative to Romney.
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Just as Newt Gingrich is starting to gain traction, ABC News is set to air an interview tonight with Marianne Gingrich, his second wife. According to reports, she levels some stunning allegations and concludes that he "lacks the moral character to be president."
Newt Gingrich has admitted to a troubled marital history. In a 2007 interview with Dr. James Dobson, Gingrich admitted to marital failings and "periods of weakness" that he was "not in any way proud of." Nevertheless, I suspect this is still news to many and seeing Marianne Gingrich and hearing her side of the story could influence many votes on the eve of the South Carolina primary.
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From the Washington Post:
"On Tuesday, President Obama's Jobs Council reminded the nation that it is still hooked on fossil fuels, and will be for a long time. 'Continuing to deliver inexpensive and reliable energy,' the council reported, 'is going to require the United States to optimize all of its natural resources and construct pathways (pipelines, transmission and distribution) to deliver electricity and fuel.'
"It added that regulatory 'and permitting obstacles that could threaten the development of some energy projects, negatively impact jobs and weaken our energy infrastructure need to be addressed.' Mr. Obama's Jobs Council could start by calling out ... the Obama administration. …
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From the Chicago Tribune:
"Keystone should be approved. This is a good project. It will give us energy and give us jobs. You want stimulus? This is a $7 billion deal to be done with private-sector funding. …
"Blocking construction of the Keystone pipeline became the No. 1 objective of the green lobby, which raised concerns that construction and operation would pollute aquifers and destroy wildlife habitats. There just isn't much evidence for those threats, though. Pipelines are the safest way to transport oil. The designers of this particular pipeline engineered it with lavish safeguards. …
"Obama made a decision that will deny the U.S. a reliable source of oil. Note that Canada has never threatened to block the Strait of Hormuz. Obama made a decision that will cost the U.S. good jobs. He seems to think those jobs will still be there when he gets around to making a decision on the pipeline. But they may well be gone for good."
This decision is a prime example of why America cannot afford another four more years of Barack Obama. With your continued support, Campaign for Working Families will make sure voters know that Obama put his radical ideology ahead of jobs and our national security.


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A recently completed project for a local Navy command. The ships wheel and box were constructed in african mohagany. The through tenons (3rd photo) where cut from baltic birch plywood and the screw hole buttons are maple. The inside dia. of wheel is 21 in. The center hub is 8 in. Enjoy.
-- Ken
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#1 posted 04-01-2013 01:12 PM
A wonderful piece of work. Congratulations.
helluvawreck aka Charles
-- If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau
#2 posted 04-01-2013 01:17 PM
Wow, Beautiful work Ken…..
-- My mind is like lighting, one brilliant flash, then its gone.....
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#4 posted 04-01-2013 03:30 PM
Amazing craftsmanship and a real beauty! Whoever receives this will be honored I'm sure.
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
#5 posted 04-02-2013 01:48 AM
One day I hope to see youmake something that requires a little more skill instead of this j-varsity stuff…lol. I honestly don't think the guys you made this for realize the craftsmanship that went into this one. Another work of art my friend….or as they say down south….FAN-DAMN-TASTIC.
-- -Al, Chesapeake, VA
#6 posted 04-02-2013 07:15 PM
The piece is really wonderful! The construction is marvelous. Your project exhibits matchless workmanship.
-- "someone has to be wounded for others to be saved, someone has to sacrifice for others to feel happiness, someone has to die so others could live"
#7 posted 04-04-2013 02:16 PM
That looks fantastic! Great build and design. Like every beautiful detail of it. A great tribute to the command. I salute you!
#8 posted 04-13-2013 02:47 AM
ur work is great
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StaffingTools.com Offers Creo Preps/FlightCheck Pro 5.0 Training
Online courses 24/7
November 5, 2004
Big Picture
The Prepress Training Solution division of StaffingTools.com is now offering two new online training courses for Creo Preps 5.0 and FlightCheck Professional. The Creo Preps course takes students through imposition basics, teaching them how to automatic their workflow process. Users will learn to create templates, PostScript files, and PDFs, as well as how to establish print profiles and alignment parameters.
The FlightCheck Professional 5.0 course teaches students how to create menus, use ground controls, flight plans, and action scripting. It also shows users how to inspect files, establish preferences, and master data-management and navigation techniques.
The training courses are available to subscribers online via the Prepress Training Solutions Library on a 24/7 basis for $300/user for 1 year. Volume and educational discount rates are available. (The Prepress Training Solution: www.prepresstraining.com)
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