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Welcome to Indonesia Eats
Indonesia Eats is written and photographed by Pepy Nasution; an Indonesian-born Winnipeg (Canada)-based food photographer.
A collection of Indonesian and Asian recipes with style, eye-catching photographs and personal stories about cooking Indonesian and being Indonesian away from home. Indonesia Eats is a memoir of her homeland.
Recipes By IngredientsBaking Bali Bali Food Banana Beans Beef Beverage Chicken Chocolate Clam Coconut Crab Curry Dairy Duck Dumpling Edible Flower Egg Fish Fish Market Food Photography Fruit Gluten-Free Goat&Lamb Indonesia Indonesian Food Ingredients Kecap Manis Market Mushroom Noodle Nuts Potato Rice Sambal Sate/Satay Seafood Shrimp Snack Snail Soto&Soup Squid Tempe(h) Tofu Vegetables
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Sup Kambing Medan Recipe (Goat Soup)Posted on March 9, 2014 | 2 CommentsFollowShare Sup Kambing Medan or literally translated as Medan Goat Soup was the second North Sumatran food that I made on February after Ayam Pinadar Andaliman Pepper Chicken. Some may ask what the differences between goat, mutton and lamb are. You can always go back […]
Ayam Pinadar Recipe (Andaliman Pepper Chicken)Posted on February 23, 2014 | 5 CommentsFollowShare Ayam Pinadar is a cooked chicken in spices and chicken liver with Andaliman as the notable spice. Andaliman is a close relative of Sichuan pepper which is grown on the land of North Sumatra, Indonesia where Batak ethnic group is resided. Batak's cuisine is […]
The Jakarta Post Loves Indonesia EatsPosted on June 17, 2013 | 27 CommentsFollowShare The Jakarta Post loves Indonesia Eats. Am I dreaming or what? I still couldn't believe when this morning I woke up and saw some Facebook notifications on my cellphone. Mbak Amanda Katili of Omar Niode Foundation congratulated me and said "we trust your taste" […]
Bumbu Dasar Putih Recipe (Indonesian Basic White Spice Paste)Posted on June 10, 2013 | 5 CommentsFollowShare Bumbu Dasar (Basic Spice Paste) is an important in Indonesian cooking and varies depend on the colour matter. My Bumbu Dasar Kuning (Basic Yellow Spice Paste) was posted in 2011 and can be handy when you need to cook something yellow while this Bumbu […]
Keripik Paru Recipe (Indonesian Beef Lung Crackers)Posted on June 6, 2013 | 5 CommentsFollowShare Dishes from Beef Lung (Paru in Indonesian) are Indonesian and Malaysian delicacies. Beef lung can be cooked in various kind of dish such as rendang, balado, sambal goreng (fried sambal), keripik (crackers). Offal is actually common to be eaten in other parts of the […]
Ikan Ceng Cuan (Braised Ginger Fish – Peranakan Style)Posted on May 9, 2013 | 11 CommentsFollowShare Ikan Ceng Cuan is a Cina Benteng fish dish. For non-Indonesian, the term Cina Benteng might not be familiar. Cina Benteng is literally translated as Fortress Chinese or Benteng Chinese which refers to a community of Chinese Indonesians residing in Tangerang; located in Banten […]
Tongseng Kambing (Solo Style Goat, Cabbage, and Coconut Stew)Posted on March 6, 2013 | 7 CommentsFollowShare Can you think a dish that includes goat meat, cabbage, coconut, kecap manis and coconut milk? If you have been to Central Java of Indonesia or at least to Java island, you will know tongseng kambing. Tongseng Kambing is a popular dish from Solo […]
Bulung Kuah Pindang Recipe (Bali Seaweed Salad)Posted on February 27, 2013 | 7 CommentsFollowShare If Japanese and Korean use seaweed, so does Indonesian especially Balinese. Bulung Kuah Pindang is another recipe from Bali where you can apply kuah pindang (Balinese fish stock) beside rujak kuah pindang (fruit salad with fish stock). When the first time I read the […]
Tasak Telu Recipe (Karo Meat Salad with Torch Ginger Fruit)Posted on February 17, 2013 | 9 CommentsFollowShare Tasak Telu is translated as Masak Tiga (Tiga Masakan) in Indonesian or Cook Three (Three Dishes) in English. I know it's a bit weird when I tried to translate to English literally. The reason was being named for Cook Three or Three Dishes since […]
Stir Fry Dandelion Greens with Garlic RecipePosted on February 12, 2013 | No CommentsFollowShare Dandelion or randa tapak in Indonesian is from genus Taraxacum (pron.: /təˈræksəkʉm/) which is a large genus of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae. They are native to Eurasia and North and South America. Two species of Taraxacum, T. officinale and T. erythrospermum, are […]


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Alyssa Oldham played in 13 games as a Junior, making starts in three of them...She record two shots, both of which were shots on goal.
Alyssa Oldham played in 19 games during the 2009 season, six of which she started in...Attempted just a pair of shots on the season.
As a freshman, Oldham played in 21 games and had 13 starts...Not only part of a strong Gaucho defense that had a goals against average of 1.05 but also contributed offensively with her one goal of the season in 1-1 tie at Long Beach State...Her goal also happened to be a header, off of a pass by Simon...Unable to post an assist but had three shots, two of which were on goal.
Alyssa Oldham prepped at Mater Dei High School...Coached by Matty Bates...Named Defensive co-Player of the Year in the Trinity League...A two-time First Team All-Trinity League selection...Named Second Team All-CIF following her senior season...Helped the Monarchs to the CIF semifinals in 2008...In 2007, Oldham's junior season, Mater Dei won the CIF title, and in 2005, her sophomore season the program went to the championship game...Team captain in her junior and senior seasons...At the club level, she played for Slammers F.C....Oldham helped her club team to the 2007 Far West Regional championship, Slammer Classic championship, second-place in the Premier League, the Regional finals, and the Surf Cup championship...In 2006, Slammers F.C. was the U.S. Club Soccer national champs...Was part of the Cal South ODP pool, and Cal South State Team from 2005-2006...Won ODP Regional and National titles in 2006.
Born January 23, 1990 in Orange, Calif....Daughter of Ray and Julie Oldham...Competed in track for four years...In 2005 and 2006, she was part of the league champion team in the 4x400 relay and she finished third in the 200 each year...In 2005, Oldham finished second in the 100 meters...A member of the National Honors Society and a four-year member of Mater Dei's Honor Roll...Won the Principal's Award for GPA in 2005-06...Wants to major in communication studies or business economics and aspires to become a sports reporter or physical therapist.
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Florida Grandma Retires Her '64 Mercury Comet After 576,000 Miles
Go ahead and brag about your 10-year-old car. Rachel Veitch can beat that — the 93-year-old grandmother has had her Mercury Comet Caliente for almost half a century.
She bought the car — which she calls her Chariot — for $3,200 when it was new in 1964. But after racking up 576,000 miles and appearing in auto shows and even on 'The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,' Rachel is hanging up her keys.
"I am legally blind, so I can no longer drive my lovely Chariot," she said. "They don't have to take it away. I would not dream of driving that car again."
Veitch, a retired nurse who's been something of a local celebrity in her hometown of Orlando, FL., for years, says the car has outlasted three sets of shocks — and three marriages. She happily tooled around in it until just last month, when she realized her eyesight had deteriorated to the point where she could no longer safely drive.
She's taken meticulous care of her Chariot, which has gone through 18 batteries, eight mufflers and countless oil changes. So what will happen to it now?
Rachel said she'd like to see if known car-aficionado Leno wants it, but when asked if any of her four children, nine grandchildren or 11 great-grandchildren had shown any interest in taking it off her hands, she had a quick reply.
"It wouldn't matter if they did, they're not going to get it. They couldn't take care of it like I did."
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Game Developer Quality-of-Life Survey
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A reprint from the March 2013 issue of Gamaustra's sister publication Game Developer magazine, this article finds out how satisfied game developers are with their working conditions.
You can subscribe to the print or digital edition at GDMag's subscription page, download the Game Developer iOS app to subscribe or buy individual issues from your iOS device, or purchase individual digital issues from our store.
"Game Developers: How are you doing?"
That's the question we asked approximately 1,000 of you at the end of 2012. We know that between the long hours, frequent layoffs, and crunch phases, the game industry can be a notorious grind. While we perform a yearly Salary Survey every April to check the pulse of developers' financial health, we thought we'd supplement that with a quality-of-life survey to see how you're doing in ways not measured by dollars and cents.
Are you satisfied with your pay? Are you confident in your current project? Do you want to be in this industry five years from now? Read on to find out how your colleagues responded.
Demographics and Methodology
In total, we collected 1,051 web survey respondents, referred via a Gamasutra news post, Twitter, and word of mouth, over a period of approximately one month (starting early December 2012 and ending early January 2013). The survey consisted of 40 multiple-choice questions, and participants were free to answer only the questions they deemed relevant to their development background. The demographics of the respondents broke down as follows:
Age: 4% of respondents are 21 years or younger, 69% are 22-34 years old, 23% are 35-44 years, and 4% are 45-54.
Experience: 9% of respondents have less than one year of game development experience, 16% have 1-2 years, 32% have 3-6 years, 18% have 7-10 years, 14% have 11-15 years, and 7% have 16-20 years.
Management: 46% of respondents are in a managerial role, and 54% are not.
Location: More than half of all respondents are located in North America (approximately 50% in the United States and 13% in Canada), followed by roughly 16% in Europe, with the remainder roughly equally distributed across Asia, Australia, and New Zealand, and Central and South America.
Discipline: 45% of respondents say their primary dev role is programming, followed by 21% design, 13% production, 12% art, 5% QA, and 2% audio. The remainder of the write-in responses mostly consists of indie developers responsible for several roles. Interestingly, dev discipline isn't strongly correlated to any of the survey's notable findings; we're all in this together.
Studio size and type: 7% of respondents are individual independent devs, 19% are teams of 2-5 people, 14% on 6-10, 18% on 11-30 , 9% on 31-50, 7% on 51-80, 5% on 81-100, 8% on 101-150, 4.5% on 151-200, 5.5% on 201-300, and 3% on teams of 300+. 36% of respondents characterize their studios as "small indie," 25% as "established indie," 25% as "publisher-owned," and 14% as "first-party."
Game platforms: 46% of respondents work on boxed home console/PC games, 36% on downloadable games, 20% on social games, 17% on browser games, 35% on mobile (smartphone/tablet), and 10% on handheld console games. (Respondents were encouraged to check all categories that applied.)
Job and Career Satisfaction
Typical schedules
During a typical week, 17% of respondents work less than 40 hours, 58% work between 40-50 hours, 16% work 51-60 hours, 5% work 61-70 hours, 1.5% work 71-80 hours, and 0.75% work over 80 hours. Canadian devs are more likely to work 50 hours or less during regular development (87%), compared to 79% in the U.K. and 72% for the U.S. and Australia.
83% of developers have a flexible schedule, while 17% do not. Job dissatisfaction rates are much higher among devs without a flexible schedule; 36% of those devs report feeling somewhat or very unsatisfied with their jobs, compared to 14.5% of those with flexible hours.
57.8% of developers have the option to work from home, and that correlates with higher job satisfaction: 75% of people who can work from home reported feeling satisfied with their jobs, compared to 61% of people who cannot. Of those satisfied respondents, those who can work from home were twice as likely to report feeling "very satisfied" with their jobs compared to those who cannot.
Working on weekends and/or holidays appears to be rather common practice; 22% do this regularly, 31% do this only sometimes, 36% only do this rarely, and 11% report never working weekends or holidays. Interestingly enough, working weekends and holidays does not significantly affect job satisfaction levels.
Overall, devs' typical schedules seem to have a mildly negative effect on one's social life and family life; 3% report a very positive impact, 21% a somewhat positive impact, 32% report no impact, 37% a somewhat negative impact, and 7% report a very negative impact.
Compensation and benefits
When it comes to compensation, 13% of developers feel they are very well compensated, 35% feel fairly well paid, 25% feel neutral, 19% feel fairly underpaid, and 8% feel very underpaid. Unsurprisingly, feeling adequately compensated strongly correlates to job satisfaction.
42% of devs receive royalties or sales-based bonuses. Devs who don't receive bonuses or royalties are 20% less likely to report feeling any degree of satisfaction; 61% of devs without royalties or bonuses report feeling somewhat or very satisfied, compared to 81% of those with royalties/bonuses.
Benefit coverage skews positive: 27% of respondents feel very satisfied with their coverage and 29% feel somewhat satisfied, compared to 24% neutral, 10% somewhat unsatisfied, and 10% very unsatisfied. Satisfaction with benefits is directly related to overall job satisfaction, too: 85% of people who are very satisfied with their benefits also report positive job satisfaction, compared to 74% for "somewhat satisfied" on benefits, 64% for "neutral," 47% for "somewhat unsatisfied," and 41% for "very unsatisfied."
Motivation and perceived impact
The vast majority of devs are very confident about their ability to have a meaningful impact on a project: 40% rate their ability for impact as very high, 35% as somewhat high, 15% as neutral, 6% as somewhat low, and 4% as very low. Interestingly enough, devs with three to six years of experience are represented in the "somewhat low" and "very low" category at more than double the rate of any other group, which hints at problems of burnout.
When it comes to evaluating one's prospects for advancement within the company, devs skew somewhat optimistic; 16% rate their prospects as very high, 26% as high, 33% as neutral, 15% as low, and 11% as very low. However, respondents' ratings on their prospects decrease significantly after age 34; 47% of the "very high" and "high" respondents are between 22-34 years old, compared to 29% for ages 35-44, and 24% for 45-54, which could possibly reflect a need for devs to keep current on their skill sets and/or devs generally hitting an overall career ceiling around their mid-30s.
Devs are fairly enthusiastic on their current project overall; 30% report their level of motivation as very high, 34% as somewhat high, 19% as neutral, 12% as somewhat low, and 6% very low. Motivation correlates strongly with job satisfaction, too; 65% of people who are very satisfied with their jobs also feel very motivated, and 60% who are very unsatisfied are also very unmotivated.
We're inclined to think that the correlation is a two-way relationship; higher job satisfaction means more motivation, and more enthusiasm for the project itself leads to higher job satisfaction. Also, 70% of devs report that they enjoy the types of games they'd compare to their current project, and of that group, 75% report positive job satisfaction ratings (compared to 55% of devs who report positive job satisfaction ratings despite not enjoying the comparable types of games); in other words, it's important to find devs who are already interested in the kind of games your studio is trying to make.
Employer and career satisfaction
23% of developers expect layoffs after shipping their current project. Layoff expectations connect fairly strongly with job satisfaction rates, too; people who don't expect layoffs are more than twice as likely to be very satisfied with their job. But the fear of layoffs appears to be more prominent than actual layoff rates; for the sake of context, our 2011 Salary Survey respondents reported an actual layoff rate of 13%.
Devs are largely split over their future at their current company; only 55% say they want to be working at their current company in five years. Of the devs who want to stay, 90% of them also report positive job satisfaction, while only 3% of the devs that want to stay report negative satisfaction, which indicates that devs will leave if they're not satisfied.
When it comes to devs' future in the industry, however, they are a little adamant; 89% report that they want to remain in the game industry in five years. However, the majority of these devs are on the younger end of the spectrum; 92% of devs under 35 want to stay there, compared to 83% of devs 35 or older. Also, devs are split on whether to advise a friend or family member to join the industry; 62% say yes.
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Gomez hit .260 and slugged a career-best 19 home runs, 19 doubles and 51 RBI along with 37 stolen bases in 137 games for Milwaukee last season.
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FILM (winners)
Sound Editing - Music In A Feature Film
"Life of Pi"
Music Editor: Erich Stratmann
Additional Music Editor: Mitch Bederman
Sound Editing - Music In A Musical Feature Film
"Les Misérables"
Supervising Music Editor: Gerard Mccann
Co-Supervising/Vocals Editor: John Warhurst
Music Editors: Rob Houston, James Bellamy, Rael Jones
Vocals Editors: Tim Hands, Alastair Sirkett
Sound Editing - Dialogue and ADR In A Feature Film
"Life of Pi"
Supervising Sound Editors: Eugene Gearty, Philip Stockton, M.P.S.E.
Supervising Adr Editor: Kenton Jakub
Sound Editing - Sound Effects and Foley In A Feature Film
Supervising Sound Editors: Per Hallberg, M.P.S.E., Karen Baker Landers
Sound Designers: Peter Staubli, M.P.S.E., Christopher Assells, M.P.S.E.
Supervising Foley Editor: Craig S. Jaeger, M.P.S.E.
Foley Artists: Dan O'connell, John Cucci
Sound Effects Editors: Dino R. Dimuro, M.P.S.E., Daniel Hegeman, Bill R. Dean, M.P.S.E., Piero Mura
Sound Editing - Sound Effects, Foley, Dialogue, ADR and Music In A Feature Documentary
"Last Call at The Oasis"
Supervising Sound Editor: Peter Brown
Sound Effects Editor: Paul Aulicino, M.P.S.E.
Dialogue Editor: Glynna Grimala
Music Editor: Kim Roberts
Sound Editing: Sound Effects, Foley, Dialogue and ADR In A Feature Foreign Language Film
"Rust & Bone"
Sound Designer: Pascal Villard
Foley Artist: Phillipe Penot
Sound Effects Editors: David Vranken, Nikolas Javelle
Dialogue Editor: Caroline Reynaud
Verna Fields Award In Sound Editing For Student Filmmakers
"Eli's Overcoat"
"Exedia Nation"
"Head Over Heels" WINNER
"In Aeternam"
"My Face is in Space"
TELEVISION (winners and nominees)
Sound Effects, Foley, Dialogue, and ADR Animation In Television
"Adventure Time" - Card Wars WINNER
"Family Guy" - Yug Yimaf
"Lego Star Wars" - The Empire Strikes Back
"Robot and Monster-Security Risk/Ogo's Birthday" - Security Risk/Ogo's Birthday
"Robot Chicken" - DC Comics Special
"SpongeBob Squarepants" - Gary's New Toy
"SpongeBob Squarepants" - It's a SpongeBob Christmas
Long Form Dialogue and ADR In Television
"Game of Thrones" - Season 2, Valor Morghuils WINNER
"Steel Magnolias"
"The Newsroom" - We Just Decided To
"Titanic" - Mini Series 4
Long Form Sound Effects And Foley In Television
"Game of Thrones" - Season 2, Valar Morghulis WINNER (tie)
"Hemingway & Gellhorn"
"SEAL Team Six" - The Raid on Osama Bin Laden WINNER (tie)
"The Newsroom" - We Just Decided To
Long Form Music In Television
"Damages" - But You Don't Do That Anymore
"Girl VS. Monster"
"Hatfields & McCoys"
"Hemingway & Gellhorn" WINNER
"Titanic" - Night 1
Long Form Musical In Television
"Camp Rock 2"
"Lemonade Mouth"
"Let it Shine" WINNER
Long Form Documentary In Television
"Love Hate Love"
"Rolling Stones Crossfire Hurricane" WINNER
"The Interrupters"
Short Form Dialogue and ADR In Television
"BOSS" - Backflash
"Game of Thrones" - Season 2, Blackwater
"Homeland" - The Smile
"Saving Hope" - Pilot 101
"The Newsroom" - Amen WINNER
"True Blood" - We'll Meet Again
"World Without End" - King
"The Walking Dead" - Better Angels
Short Form Music In Television
"Castle" - The Blue Butterfly
"CSI: Miami" - It Was A Very Good Year
"Fringe" - A Short Story About Love WINNER
"Game of Thrones" - Blackwater
"Person of Interest" - Fire Wall
"The Borgias" - The Siege at Forli
Short Form Musical In Television
"Glee" - The New Rachel
"Smash" - Hell on Earth WINNER
"Smash" - PILOT
Short Form Sound Effects and Foley In Television
"Alcatraz" - PILOT
"American Horror Story" - Welcome to Briarcliff WINNER
"Alphas" - Wake Up Call
"Game of Thrones" - Season 2, Blackwater
"Grimm" - The Other Side
"The Borgias" - The Siege at Forli
"The Walking Dead" - Beside the Dying Fire
VIDEO AND VIDEO GAMES (winners and nominees)
Computer Episodic Entertainment
"Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome" Ep. 5
"H+ The Digital Series" - African Aid, Ep. 26
"Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn" WINNER
Computer Interactive Entertainment
"Call of Duty: Black Ops 2"
"Halo 4"
"Resident Evil 6" WINNER
"Spyro" - Skylander Giant"
"World of Warcraft: Mists of the Pandaria" cinematic trailer
Direct To Video - Animation
"Batman: The Dark Knight Returns Part 1"
"Justice League: Doom" WINNER
"Superman VS. The Elite"
Direct To Video - Live Action
"12 Dogs of Christmas"
"Cowgirls and Angels"
"El Gringo"
"Fire with Fire" WINNER
"Marvel One Shot: Item 47"
"Werewolf: The Beast Among Us"
(There is no special venue category this year.)


text: Another Sunday evening recently found me fuming through another science infotainment show as they abound these days on not-so commercial broadcasts. It made me think about how important science education is in development and how easy it is to do it wrong. Popular science education is essential, and not only in development. Climate change is one of the most obvious issues where people need to understand what's going on and need to understand it fast. Health issues are another area where a better understanding of scientific principles can contribute to behavior change that could promote better public health. What I tend to see around, however, is not as useful as the producers may think.


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XML Publishing Roadmap
From PKP Wiki
XML Publishing Roadmap
The PKP, in conjunction with RIT OPL, and UNB ETC, will be extending our publishing support to include XML workflows. The goal is to have our software ingest XML (initially NLM Journal Publishing Tag Set Version 2.3 with Docbook, TEI and Erudit to follow) and render/display HTML and PDF. Bugzilla tracking entry for XML publishing
- Support Science (NLM) and SSH (Erudit, Docbook, TEI) publishing formats
- Produce both HTML and PDF rendering
- Integrate, where appropriate, with: L8X (preview), OJS, and OMP
Phase 1
- Bring XML galleys plugin up to date wrt. localization changes in OJS 2.x
- Modify plugin to generate galleys from an uploaded "layout" file rather than "galley" file
- Move XSL code from the plugin into the PKP WAL
- Determine work required to refactor Molecular Vision XSL2.0 to XSL1.0
- Examine and refactor/merge XSL files for HTML generation from Monash ePress, Open Medicine, Molecular Vision
Phase 2
- Examine and refactor XSL files for PDF generation from Molecular Vision
- Improvements to plugin/XSL classes for supporting XSL2.0 via Saxon
Phase 3
- Extend the current xmlGalleys plugin (which already supports NLM) to support Docbook and TEI based on XSL from Monash, UNB, UVic
Phase 4
- Extend/parameterize XSLs for HTML and PDF to produce customizable/SSH layout in addition to STM layout
- Update XSL rendering to meet layouts developed by RIT
- Notes on Monash contribution
- Proposed XML rendering workflow: (TODO Image Upload)
Feature List
Feature list broken down by level of difficulty
|Procedural Step
|1. Various XML to NLM
|Docbook->NLM transformation
|Requires proper XSL files
- have been provided by Monash
|To support Docbook 5 we would have to substantially rework (or recreate) the files provided by Monash
|TEI->NLM transformation
|Requires proper XSL files
- will be provided by UVic (will presumably handle Martin's TEIJournal modification; be back-portable to TEI P5)
|Erudit->NLM transformation
|Requires proper XSL files
- possibly provided by UNB?
|2. NLM to HTML/PDF galleys
|NLM->HTML transformation
|Requires proper XSLT 1.0 files
- Monash has provided XSLT 1.0 files- Current plugin already using XSLT 1.0 files based on NLM's tools
|XSLT 2.0 transformation
- UVic would prefer to work with XSLT 2.0 - Molecular Vision has provided XSLT 2.0 files- XSLT 2.0 would require using Java to use a 2.0-compatible XSLT engine (ie. Saxon)
|Not possible
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Springfest 5 Details:
Ah spring… After months of freezing temperatures, constant rain and, of course, several weeks of snowfall, we have this wonderful season to greet us with sunshine, rainbows and more importantly, girls wearing fewer clothes. And while we're a bit spoiled year-round with beautiful weather in California, for the East Coast, spring is their opportunity to bring their rides out of hibernation and hit the first shows and get-togethers of the year. This year's Springfest 5 in Virginia Beach marked its fifth annual event drawing cars from as far as Florida, New York, Texas, Minnesota and further.
It's truly becoming the first big show on the East that enthusiasts wait all winter for. Held for the first time at the Virginia Beach Convention Center, over 1000 cars entered into this year's event with approximately 5,000 spectators walking around the half outdoor, half indoor showcase. A new "show" format meant 30 trophies were handed out to those entered into the car show.
So many cars wanted to show that organizers from Sumo Speed had to shut down Springfest 5 registration early due to the venue's capacity. Besides the display cars, plenty of venders were on hand as well as live DJ music and a mobile dyno. The clear and sunny weather also lent itself to the strong turnout.
While many of the cars displayed at Springfest 5 can be seen here be sure to still pick up the next issue of Super Street for an in-depth look at our favorite rides of the show!


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YOU (November 2001-) zine takes the form of an anonymous letter addressed to you from various writers, usually handwritten, often sealed in a paper bag, and distributed anonymously within Melbourne, VIC, Australia on a weekly basis since November 2001. The letter is often signed off 'from Luke' but may also be written by different people.
YOU is freely circulated in Australia (Melbourne, Bendigo, Castlemaine, Traralgon, Sydney, Adelaide, Wollongong, and Perth), the U.S.A. (Chicago, San Francisco, Portland, Kansas City) and the U.K. (London and Glasgow). It is also distributed internationally by Microcosm Publishing.
An anthology of YOU zine, YOU: some letters from the first five years (2007) published by Breakdown Press, has been released and compiles selections of the first five years of the project. This anthology was launched at the National Young Writers Festival as part of This is Not Art (TINA) festival in September 2007.
- Luke You. 'My name is Luke, I am twenty-nine years old and I make a zine called YOU', in Idiom, Volume 41, Number 3, 2005 (Melbourne, Vic.:Victorian Association for the Teaching of Engish, 1963-).
- Keri Glastonbury, Writing the Self: sense and sensibility
External Links
- Breakdown Press, distributes YOU: some letters from the first five years, and includes reviews of this publication by Anna Poletti and Ianto Ware


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CHANGING LIVES: we are in the business of changing lives. Students are the center of our universe. We encourage continuous learning for our students our faculty our staff and our community. NRICHING OUR COMMUNITY: We are the community's college. We are the place for intellectual cultural social and political dialogue. We serve a global community. OLDING OURSELVES ACCOUNTABLE: We are accountable for key results centered around learning. We will be known for academic excellence by every high school student and community member. We inspire intellectual development through a commitment to the arts and scciences. We lead in meeting economic and workforce development needs. E WILL TEND TO OUR INTERNAL SPIRIT. We are committed to high academic and performance standards and take pride in our collective achievements. We are welcoming compassionate and service-oriented to our diverse communities. We operate in a creative innovative flexible and responsive manner. We practice collaboration openness honesty and widely shared communications. Integrity trust and respect quide our actions. We value and respect academic vitality and excellence. Our spirit is renewed through enthusiasm celebration a sense of humor and fun.
School Information40 W. Gude Drive- Suite 220
Rockville, Maryland 20850
Locale: City: Small
Open Admissions: Yes
Sector: Public, 2-year
Carnegie Basic: Associate's--Public Suburban-serving Multicampus
Religious Affiliation: Not applicable
Accrediting Agency: Middle States Commission on Higher Education
Common name(s): Montgomery College - Rockville |Montgomery College - Takoma Park |Montgomery College - Germantown
Students & Faculty
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|Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General
|American Sign Language (ASL)
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|Applied Horticulture/Horticulture Operations, General
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Spring 2000
A note from TheBody.com: The field of medicine is constantly evolving. As a result, parts of this article may be outdated. Please keep this in mind, and be sure to visit other parts of our site for more recent information!
Participants of the NIH workshop provided summaries and led discussions of how the HIV/AIDS community should respond. As might be expected, everyone agreed that data on long-term treatment of HIV/AIDS -- including information about toxicities and side effects, quality of life, treatment strategies (especially when to start and when to switch), and coinfections -- would be valuable. However, there was less consensus when it came to logistics. For instance, which questions would require large, randomized trials, and how large would they have to be? What role could observational studies play? Would changes in treatment make the results obsolete? How difficult would it be to enroll participants? What should the clinical endpoints be? Ethical concerns about equipoise, determining the standard of care, and informed consent were also raised, as was the importance of getting input from a more diverse and representative group. Some, however, felt that money would be better spent on smaller trials focusing on more specific questions.
Since this meeting, a Long-Term Effectiveness Research (LTER) Focus Group has formed to address these and other issues. It has issued the following consensus statement, which GMHC and a large number of other organizations have signed.
And, along with almost everyone already on antiretrovirals, they worry about drug complications and resistance.
Are the answers to these questions different for women and men? For different ethnicities? For different age groups? How about those with additional diseases, such as hepatitis, diabetes, cardiovascular disease or addiction disorders?
These are issues that will affect the lives and health of hundreds of thousands of people, involve billions of dollars in annual medication and other health care costs, and influence the standards of HIV care for decades.
Yet there is precious little scientific data to help us make these decisions.
We, the undersigned, call on the National Institutes of Health to address this situation immediately.
NIH must immediately commit significant financial and organizational resources to research these questions and develop, as expeditiously as possible, a detailed plan for that research. We are years behind where we should be and the lives and health of many are increasingly at risk.
As a first step in this process, NIH should immediately consult with a variety of advisors -- including members of the HIV/AIDS community, researchers, clinicians, statisticians, and members of the pharmaceutical industry -- to begin development of a long-term clinical research plan.
We insist upon full and immediate community participation in all stages of planning this research, utilizing the experience, knowledge and commitment of HIV/AIDS community activists reporting back to the larger affected community.
We call on NIH to demonstrate leadership and expedite the design and funding of long-term effectiveness research to answer these priority questions:
It is important that the answers are relevant to as many people living with HIV as possible including women, the elderly, adolescents, African Americans, Hispanics, and other ethnic groups as well as those living with hepatitis, diabetes, or other life-complications.
NIH must confront its institutional biases and restrictions and provide creative, collaborative and flexible leadership in conducting trials that will certainly be larger and longer than those it has traditionally conducted for HIV/AIDS.
The length and size of these studies, as well as the great importance of the answers for determining proper standards of care for HIV treatment, require extraordinary efforts for recruitment and retention.
Not every question may require a randomized clinical trial. Some, such as the elucidation of long-term complications and toxicities of antiretroviral therapy, may be better answered with observational databases.
Yet, NIH is ultimately responsible for guaranteeing that these questions will be answered in an efficient, ethical and scientifically rigorous manner.
Too much time has already been lost. The risk of continued delay is too great. We call on NIH to act now.
Back to the GMHC Treatment Issues Spring 2000 contents page.
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Cleaning your fish tank is best handled like cleaning your house, regular sessions will help keep the job manageable. Some bacteria is good, so a full cleaning of your tank could be too harsh for your fish and could lead to shock. About twice a month plan a cleaning session where you only remove around 10-25% of the water in your tank. It will help to keep your fish happy and your tank looking its best.
Step 1: Have your equipment ready. Use equipment specifically for fish care, household objects or cleaners might contain chemicals that are harmful to fish.
You'll need:
- Siphon
- Bucket for siphoned water
- Temporary home for fish
- Algae scraper or scrubbing sponge
- Fish net
Step 2: Fill your fish's temporary home with water from the tank. If your fish are known to jump in their tank, make sure to use a temporary tank with a lid.
Step 3: Remove all the electrical elements, and your decorations. Next scoop up your fish gently using your net and place them safely in their temporary tank.
Step 4: If there is algae on the sides of your tank, use your algae scraper or sponge to remove it.
Step 5: Now, hook up your siphon. Use the suction to clean up any debris on the surface of the gravel. Stop after you have removed as much debris as you can, but remember not to siphon out more than 25% of your tank's total water.
Step 6: Replace the water you siphoned out with clean water (remember to leave enough room for the water in your fish's temporary home). If are using tap water that needs to be treated, add in the appropriate amount for the water you are replacing. Try to make the water you are adding as close to room temperature as possible.
Step 7: Gently clean your decorations with the algae sponge as needed, then place them back into the tank. Before you put your filter system back into the tanks, check the filter cartridge. If it looks like it needs to be cleaned, make a note of it but wait a week to rinse or replace your filter cartridge so you don't remove too much good bacteria.
Step 8: If the water in the tank and your temporary tank feels like it's the same temperature, you can add your fish back into their clean, comfortable home.


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New Orleans Saints wide receiver Joe Morgan was arrested over Memorial Day weekend on a charge of suspicion of driving while intoxicated, according to police reports obtained by The Times-Picayune.
State police booked Morgan on charges of DWI and for driving without a license. The police report indicated police found Morgan asleep behind the wheel on the side of an expressway. The trooper noticed that Morgan seemed intoxicated with bloodshot eyes and smelled of alcohol, according to the report obtained by The Times-Picayune. His blood-alcohol content registered 0.218 percent, more than twice the 0.08 percent legal limit, according to the report.
Morgan was expected to have an increased role for the Saints this season with Devery Henderson off the team. With 379 yards last year, Morgan was the favorite to take over as the Saints' No. 3 wide receiver and top vertical threat. He was signed as an undrafted free agent in 2011.
The Saints and Morgan declined to comment to The Times-Picayune about the report.
Follow Gregg Rosenthal on Twitter @greggrosenthal.


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"Had I Known Then," co-authored by Ellyn Spragins, features letters from joint replacement patients to their younger selves to provide encouragement and advice as they contemplate joint replacement surgery. One of the patients featured is Jack Groppel, co-founder of the Johnson & Johnson Human Performance Institute in Orlando, Florida. The letters provide remarkable insight on the physical and emotional toll of osteoarthritis and the profound impact joint replacement has on a person's health and enjoyment of life. To read a copy of the "Had I Known Then" booklet, including Jack Groppel's story to his younger self, please click below.
People suffering from severe hip or knee pain due to osteoarthritis wait, on average, seven to eleven years before undergoing joint replacement surgery.1 Many people delay hip or knee replacement surgery due to fear, misinformation, or a lack of awareness about treatment options. That's why best-selling author, Ellyn Spragins, has teamed up with Dr. Steven Barnett, a board certified orthopaedic surgeon, to introduce the "Had I Known Then" booklet on joint health.
Ellyn Spragins is well known for her "Letters to My Younger Self®" book series and her work with hundreds of people, including Maya Angelou, Ann Curry, Suze Orman, and Soledad O'Brien. In her latest project, Ellyn is inspiring those suffering from osteoarthritis to take action and talk to an orthopaedic surgeon about treatment options. In the "Had I Known Then" booklet, Ellyn delves into the hart-won wisdom of joint replacement patients in their journeys to recovery.
1 DePuy Hip: A&U/Segmentation. Final Report January 2008. Data on file.
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"In writing this latest collection of letters, I discovered that few people have reflected on the impact their health has on their lives, and yet our physicality is intimately tied to our emotional well-being. When we are in pain, this not only takes a toll on our ability to do our jobs and pursue activities we love—it also erodes our happiness, relationships and, sometimes, our sense of who we are," says Ellyn.


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Online auctions match buyers with sellers in a global marketplace for almost any item. If you've ever dreamed of working from home or just earning extra income by buying and selling goods online, our experienced instructors will guide you every step of the way. You'll learn how to create titles that get noticed, how to craft advertising copy that sells items quickly and for top dollar, and how to create and upload photos of the items you are selling. You'll also learn how to safely conduct financial transactions, how to accept credit card payments, and how to pack and ship any item hassle-free. If you're a buyer, you'll learn how to value almost any item up for auction, how to get the best possible price, how to protect yourself against fraud, and how to compete effectively against other bidders.
Kara Gordon and Shirley Muse are avid entrepreneurs and longtime educators. Both own small businesses that have been earning revenues exclusively through eBay for the past several years. They believe that buying and selling online offers the easiest and most rewarding way to work at home, no matter whether your goal is simply to earn a little extra money or to make a full-time living. They have a keen sense for finding treasures to buy and sell. They have first-hand experience with the monumental growth of the online auction industry, and enjoy teaching others the tricks they have developed to trade safely and efficiently for maximum profit.
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Only hotels in Hodgenville are listed below. Find cheap and/or discounted hotel rates in or near Hodgenville, KY for your business or personal leisure travel. We show the best Hodgenville Kentucky hotel rooms. Review the Hodgenville hotel list below to find the perfect lodging. We also have a map of the Hodgenville hotels. Group booking? Search Hodgenville Group Hotel Discounts
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Gentil is a charming hand-drawn typeface. It comes in two weights along with two handy accessory fonts, one packed with darling doodles and the other loaded with lovely frames.
Versatile, this very friendly family will certainly fit easily a wide range of design applications.
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The Sport Twin 2 piston aluminum caliper was developed as a inchQuick Change inch direct replacement for GM's inchG-Body inch calipers. This 2 piston caliper has a forged aluminum housing with 2-38mm stainless steel pistons. Using the stock style G-body brake pads the 2 pistons of the Sport Twin caliper provide more clamping force and spread the load across the entire brake pad.
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Lisa Fain's The Homesick Texan Cookbook is a title that called out to me, especially after seeing many positive reviews for it. Though I don't have any strong desire to move back to Texas (except on income tax day), I do miss the food. And while Portland's restaurant scene is taking a few stabs at Tex-Mex, nothing I've tried has fully hit the mark yet. My best bet is cooking at home, and Lisa Fain's recreations of Texas cuisine from her New York City apartment have been an excellent guide.
The recipes are consistent winners. One of the standouts is a tomatillo jalapeno jam spiced with cinnamon, cloves, and allspice. I made it to serve with chevre, but it's so good that I knew I wanted to work it into a cocktail too. The Navigation, a play on the Margarita, is the result of that experimentation:
1 1/2 oz reposado tequila
3/4 oz dry curacao
3/4 oz lime juice
1 egg white
2 barspoons tomatillo jalapeno jam
cinnamon, for garnish
Shake the ingredients without ice to aerate, then add ice and shake again. Strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with a dusting of freshly grated cinnamon.
We use Ferrand for the curacao at Metrovino, but other cognac-based orange liqueurs like those from Combier or Mandarine Napoleon would also work well. For the jam recipe you'll have to buy the book. If you happen to be in Portland, this is on our current menu.


text: Midweek Markets: Great Growing Conditions Push Down Prices June 19, 2014 05:28 AM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By AgWeb.com Editors Email By Alison Rice, AgWeb contributer With growing conditions the best they've been in two decades, according to USDA's latest report, farmers and analysts are expecting bumper crops—and still softening prices—in the months ahead, especially for corn. With 97% of the corn crop planted, the agency is currently projecting record production (13.935 billion bushels) and yields (165.3 bu. per acre) in 2014. "If the weather forecast for the next two weeks is correct, we are looking at a record crop" of corn, Dan Basse, president of AgResource in Chicago, told AgWeb. "There have been years in which the average yield was 14% to 15% above trend, so we could see an average yield as high as 180 bu. per acre." The news continues to put price pressure on corn, pushing it to $4.41 a bu. earlier this week, and some say prices could fall as low as $3.50 per bu. But Jerry Gulke, president of The Gulke Group, says such scenarios are unnecessarily bearish, given the demand for corn. "You can't assume that just because you get a good crop, you'll have prices down near $4 again next fall, until you look at the improved demand," he said. One source of increasing demand may be U.S. livestock farmers, who already use more than one-third of domestic corn production to feed their animals. Earlier this week, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that Hong Kong had lifted trade limitations on U.S. beef, raising the possibility of increasing beef exports. "Hong Kong is already the fourth largest market for U.S. beef and beef product exports, with sales there reaching a historic high of $823 million in 2013," said Vilsack, who called the change "great news" for American beef producers. "We look forward to expanded opportunities there for the U.S. beef industry now that all trade restrictions are lifted." Before Vilsack's announcement, the Hong Kong market had been off-limits in various ways since 2003 to American beef producers, due to concerns about a few cases of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE). The same strong growing conditions for corn have also benefited soybean crops. According to USDA, U.S. farmers will produce a record 3.635 billion bushels in 2014, with yields of 45.2 bu. per acre. The pricing outlook for soybeans, however, remains murky, with average prices expected to be between $9.75 and $11.75 per bu. "The commodity that I'm most troubled by is the bean market," Farm Journal Economist Bob Utterback told the U.S. Farm Report Market Roundtable. "We've all gotten used to $15, $13. We've been bears. We sold $12 to $13, and it goes to $15. So we've been stung the last couple of years selling early. Everybody's saying China is going to rescue us. What if they have a good crop? All of a sudden, I've got some people I trust in the trade who are saying that carryover is going to go 350 (million bushels), and if we go to 46 bu. (per acre) and find 2 million acres, you could go almost 480 million to 490 million bushel bean carryover. I don't think anybody's mentally ready for the number that clears at the bottom of the fall." Meanwhile, prices for wheat are now moving upwards as analysts fret about the impact of recent rains in the Great Plains. "At this late date, rain does in fact do more damage to the crop than it is benefited," economist Dennis Gartman said. "Had these rains fallen two and three weeks ago, the crop might well have been greatly saved, but the fact that the rains have come now is almost sardonic." (Rain hurts wheat crop quality when it falls on ripe grain, typically lowering the amount of flour that can be produced.) But an uptick to $5.96 per bu. for September delivery is still far below the May high of $7.44 per bu. Then, prices were jumping due to global concerns about the political situation in Ukraine, which is one of the largest producers of wheat in the world, with 9.5 million metric tons expected to be exported this year, according to USDA. Many expected that this spring's conflict between Ukraine and Russia could affect its ability to export its grain, but so far that has not happened. "From a producer's standpoint, it feels like without a major geopolitical twist of some sort, wheat is going to continue following corn prices in an effort to compete for feed demand," observed Kevin Van Trump of Farm Direction. "If the weather stays favorable and the U.S. corn crop pushes above 14.0 billion bushels (which looks to be the case right now) it will be tough for wheat to trade much higher, at least from a near-term perspective." Back to news


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Thanks to all 550+ of You, BatteryBot has just crossed the halfway point!
A huge heartfelt THANKS goes out to you for being the first backers to share our vision to make portable power fun through character! We couldn't have achieved this milestone without the support of each and every one of You.
One of the biggest challenges (and pleasures!) of making character-based electronics is determining which characters to license and produce. The possibilities are limitless and that is why we believe so strongly in our business model. But the sheer number of choices is overwhelming which complicates things and is often the cause of many heated discussions in the office!
Fortunately, one of the primary benefits of running a Kickstarter campaign is the ability to tap into the wisdom of the crowd to help us make the hard decisions. We're here on KS not only to raise the funds necessary to produce BatteryBot, but to invite you into the decision making process of selecting which characters to license and bring to market.
That said we are happy to share with you some of the concept art we've worked up and are reviewing internally as potential candidates to be officially licensed and manufactured in BatteryBot form. I cannot stress enough that the concept art below is not yet licensed, may never be licensed, nor produced. These are just some of the characters we are experimenting with on the BatteryBot platform to evaluate their potential before any commitments are made.
Some of these characters have been designed based on the feedback we've received from You in the comments section of the campaign. Others are characters we just thought would be a great addition to the line.
And, it's important to also note that absent from this update are characters that we have already worked with in MIMOBOT form, such as Star Wars, Hello Kitty, Adventure Time, etc. Once again, we may or may not produce styles from these properties, and as soon as we can share more about any of them in BatteryBot form, we will post a new update!
For now, for your viewing pleasure, enjoy the visual eye-candy of these mock-ups and let us know in the comments which you like (and would support if produced), which you don't like, and of course suggest more for us to review and hopefully mock up!
Thank you and enjoy!
~Evan and the Teamoco at Mimoco
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Tardis or Bender HELL YEAH! :)
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I'd probably go for the Pikachu or Bender one. However, might I suggest something from My Little Pony? Any pony will do, but an electric shocked Derpy (known as "Fan Favorite" pony) or a Princess Celestia (power from the sun theme). I'm fairly certain if you throw on a mock-up of a pony BatteryBoy it'll get plenty of attention from the fans!
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Minion and Tardis! Love them
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Hi guys,
Just looking at your kickstarter I notice that the donations have slowed down a bit. I really want to see this project become a reality so maybe you should increase the number of the 40$ backers allowed. I dont know if you can even do this but I just thought I would say something! Also Pikachu is amazing and I would love one!
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I would be uber excited for a Minion and/or Tardis bot :)
I'm in full support of Leonardo as well.
Thanks for sharing the process with us, it's really fun to be apart of.
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Shawn McNaughton on
Minion Dave all the way! There is just something awesome about a Minion powering up my device!
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Tarsus and Totoro, so awesome!!
smccorriston on
TARDIS and Snoopy!
Pretam Banger on
sweet. Designs look awesome especially the android one. My android battery bot would be charging my android phone : ) But can you please make the BMO /Beemo into a battery bot though
Matthew Hoffman on
OMG! need Tardis, Minion and pokemon for the kids- but the minion is all mine!! Bwah hahaha
Karin Martinez on
Love the minion and the TARDIS! How about a Dalek?
Thomas Boutilier on
Would love to see a licensed TARDIS batterybot but I would think that for generic characters there would be a plethora of choices such as Frankenstein's monster or Zeus would be obvious choices. How about Nikola Tesla for a licensed character?
Sabrina Alexandra on
If these licenses work out, I'm contemplating leaving a second pledge... I mean, two batterybots are better than one, right?
kate patterson on
i would get the minion, ninja turtle, and maybe peanuts if it had snoopy.
Caleb Hopkins on
OH MY GOD!! I would absolutely LOVE Minion Dave!!! :D
Brea Taylor-Munro on
I LOVE Totoro! I would get that in a second!
LYRAE ANDERSON on
I would buy the TARDIS and the Minion in a heartbeat!
Lauren Nopenz on
Oh my gods, I can not TELL you have excited I am to see the TARDIS up there in the concept designs!
I am praying (literally, on my knees, arms raised) that this design goes through. I would just die of excitement!
You guys do great work, proud to support you!!
Erik Vanderhagen on
Oh man, the TARDIS and minion designs are pure win. How awesome would a Stimpy or Rocko one be?
Raymond Ng on
despicable me and pokemon for sure!
Gabriel "X" Solis on
TOTORO-BOT !!! I want !! n_n
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Doctor Who's Tardis...I love it! Would absolutely buy it at once. Futurama is cool and I like the idea of Peanuts (but only as Snoopy), but LOVE Tardis!
Chris Russell on
You have the MLP License, I'd love to see Celestia and Luna as a BatteryBot.
That said, Catbug looks adorable!
Dinelle Sinclair on
Doctor Who - Tardis, absolutely YES!
for Peanuts I'd only get it if it was Snoopy.
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Futurama would be incredible!
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Firefly, please. :)


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text: Durban - Dolphins coach Lance Klusener has admitted to relief after his side's first One Day Cup victory of the season and has challenged his players to maintain their performance levels when they face up to the Titans on Friday.The two sides meet in a second versus third clash at Kingsmead in Durban - the home side jumped from bottom of the log to third with a convincing 128-run win over the Knights in Bloemfontein on Wednesday."I think we were due for a performance," Klusener said on Thursday. "So yes (it was a relief for the players). We have been working exceptionally hard and we do feel like we've been letting ourselves down."It was nice to get on the board and the challenge now is to put a performance like this on the table week in and week out."Victory was the first across all competitions this season, although inclement weather had played a role in all the others. They have so far lost their One Day Cup matches to the Cape Cobras and the Higveld Lions, while having their home match against the Warriors washed out.Klusener feels the biggest challenge now will be for his players to start becoming more consistent."We haven't really put it all together," he said. "If you put the batting, which was good last night, with a reasonably good bowling performance like we did, then you get those results."We've been mixing good batting with poor bowling and vice versa, which makes it impossible to win."Despite climbing to third, Klusener admitted it was still early days in the competition. "I think the log will only start to take shape after about seven or eight games, as we get towards the end. "As good as we were last night, we need to be a lot more consistent."As for the itans, the Dolphins coach added: "They're a really good team, like all the other sides are in this competition. There are no easy games and we'll have to play well again."On the other hand, visiting coach Matthew Maynard has watched his side storm back after they were annihilated by the Highveld Lions in their opening game, a result that came on the back of their Champions League Twenty20 exit. Successive wins since over the Cobras and Knights have lifted them to second, although they trail runaway leaders Lions by a massive 10 points."To lose the semi-final of the Champions League off the last ball of the game took a lot out of the players," Maynard said. "I don't think we recovered in time for that first game against the Lions, but since then the guys have responded fantastically."Maynard said he was pleased with the way thing were coming together for his charges. "Our batting looks very solid and so does our spin department," he added. "We still got a bit of work to do with our seamers, but that's an ongoing process."We'll be looking to maintain our form after those two wins."Play starts at 15:00 on Friday.


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Michelin-class vegan fare is still pretty hard to track down – unless, of course, you know exactly where to look!
Miso-honey avocado, daikon, bok choy and black truffle is just one of the many superb creations at the vegetarian-vegan restaurant Nix – the proud holder of a Michelin star since 2017.
The Gauthier used to serve 20 kilograms of controversial foie gras – every week. But now, restaurant owner Alexis Gauthier is planning to banish all animal products from his Michelin-listed restaurant by 2020.
What did the legendary L'Arpège have to lose when it switched to a mainly meat-free menu? Its three Michelin stars! Today, much of what it served here is entirely vegan – and Michelin is still awarding the restaurant top marks.
Neil Armstrong was the first so set foot on the moon in 1969. Fly Me To The Moon. The Moon Landing: 50 Years On opens at Kunsthaus Zürich April 5.
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During Songkran, Thailand's New Year's and biggest folk festival, people express the joys of spring by slinging bucketfuls of water at each other. These dousings symbolize purity and fertility. This year, the festival takes place April 13 to 15.
Culture clash
Smells amazing! You don't just need to see these places with your own eyes, you need to follow your nose and inhale them.
Floral Fragrance
Grasse smells of roses in May and jasmine in August. Each of these blossoms, cherished by many perfumers, has its own festival in the southeastern French town and world capital of perfume, where famous factories offer guided tours.
Sumptuous Sap
You land in Oman, step into a taxi and the heady fragrance of frankincense greets you – as its does later in your hotel, in cafés and in shopping malls… The aromatic resin once brought the sultanate fabulous wealth, and it is still tapped from some 60 000 frankincense trees in the Dhofar region today.
Olfactory onslaught
Not for sensitive noses: Delhis's Khari Baoli spice market, the largest of its kind in Asia, is enveloped in veritable clouds of aromatic clove, cinnamon and cardamom.


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Congrats to Ravens (and former Terps) wide receiver Torrey Smith and his fiancee, Chanel Williams, on their wedding day.
No word exactly where or when the ceremony is taking place, but judging by the pairs' Twitter feeds, we can tell you this: like every other about-to-be-wed couple in the world, they're embracing the day with a mixture of joy and nerves.
Smith, 24, tweeted about 8 this morning: "Good morning y'all!! Today is the big day." Williams, who teaches fourth grade at Dogwood Elementary in Windsor Mill, sent out her own tweet at about the same time: "I can't keep calm."
We all know just how they feel. For a look at what a cute couple they make, check out their engagement photos here.
Smith popped the question to Williams in October, in a carefully orchestrated ruse he pulled off with the help of Baltimore anti-animal-abuse organization Show Your Soft Side. For details, and a look at the ginormous engagement ring Smith handed over, look here.
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