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My mini collection is finished! The final zipper was sewed in last Monday.
I wanted to document the whole process but things got too crazy towards the end. Here are a few pictures:
This is my bandaged thumb after I sewed through it. They say it happens to everyone in this field at least once.
As soon as the madness was over I cast on a moebius cowl. I needed something simple to work on while I caught up on all my shows.
I wore it to lunch with my friend a few days later. We were pretty embarrassing in our matching outfits. It wasn't planned though, swear.
The beanie I started last month stayed a beanie. While Hugo would have looked ridiculously cute in it as a sweater, he can't be trusted with nice things. I'll probably sew something a little less delicate for him.
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I just realized I never blogged about these necklaces I made after finding some brass charms, they look like 3D circles to me. I like working in these smaller, limited edition batches because it forces me to come up with something new often. I only have 4 of these left but I might keep one for myself. They're slightly longer than most of my necklaces, so I like how they look layered.
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Top Japanese inventor Professor Yasuyuki Fujimura who visited Zimbabwe recently believes innovation can help African countries accelerate their rate of economic growth.
His passion today is to help find solutions using simple technology to answer to the numerous problems facing people in the developing world.
Dr. Fujimura came to Zimbabwe together with Eng Satoh Yohji, a consultant, Ichiro Wachi of the Tokyo International Language and Technology Center and Jeffrey Ng of the Microware Systems based in Singapore to help find ways of supporting the country's IT system in disadvantaged schools.
Fujimura and the Minister of Science and Technology Development Dr. Olivia Muchena visited schools and communities in Mutoko. The visit gave Fujimura a lot of insight into the challenges facing rural people when it came to accessing portable water and computers particularly in schools.
Talking to him after the visit to Mutoko and the Eastern Highlands, revealed his passion and love for invention that makes life easier for everyday people. "Innovation is very necessary in this country. My impression about people in this country is that they are peace loving and hard working," he said.
"After the Second World War, we were so poor, we had nothing and we had to find ways of surviving. When I visited Mutoko with the Minister I found that people have difficulties in accessing water and power for computers in school. The problems are similar in some ways with our experience after the Second World War but inventors can help to find solutions to the challenges. Innovation not only helps make life easier for people, it also gives courage and hope to people to persevere in their chosen environment," he says.
Concern for the people who are suffering is one of his major motivation.
"It's not about money. If you don't have anything and you are going through hardships that create a fertile ground for invention," Prof Fujimura says. "Invention is about offering solutions to people facing hardships."
Fujimura has more than 1,100 inventions which are patented in Japan. He is the president of Labo Non-Electric company and Invention Labo company as well as a professor at Kyushu National University and Osaka City University.
His discussion about his career was important, inspiring and offered deep insight and invaluable reassurances about the power of positive thinking in an age driven by high tech and consumerism.
When he was 38 years old, his eldest son suffered from asthma. The deep cough, difficult breathing and the pain that his son endured affected him greatly that he had to invent an air purifier to help his son.
The asthma attack on his son was an example of the price Japan had to pay for concentrating on high tech without respect and concern for the natural environment. The rapid industrialization of Japan had caused excessive pollution of the air and environment.
"I don't want developing countries to copy the technology of industrialized countries. I want people in the developing countries to invent simple technology using local available materials to answer some of their problems," Prof Fujimura says.
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No companies were interested in air purifiers in the mid-1980s when Prof Fujimura quit a secure job with a major company to set up his own business to market the fanless, ionic air purifier Clear Veil.
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"In a way, I saw Japan 20 years ahead there. I believed Japan would not be able to sustain its high economic growth much longer. I was also convinced that people would not just sit back and watch the earth being destroyed, but do something to help the environment."
Fujimura is now at the forefront of popularizing his Leap Frog Theory which advocates for the creation of independent and sustainable industries in developing countries.
"I decided to go low-tech and work on inventions that will assist people in their day-to-day lives," he says. "We need to promote technology that is sensitive to the ecology, that is safe to humans, that is human and addresses the concerns of the poor too."
In Mongolia, Prof Fujimura invented a non-electric refrigerator for the Nomadic population in that country and is now working to develop simple radios and televisions using local materials.
"Nomadic Mongolians must continue to live with nature and if I invent television and radio, this can help them retain their traditions without moving to the urban areas," he says. "The non-electric refrigerator gave them courage and hope. I feel very happy when I invent something that gives people hope."
The nomads pay two sheep for the refrigerator and Prof Fujimura says he gives the concepts for free to the communities via a locally based people-centered company.
For Nigeria, he invented a battery recondition units and solar fish dryers to help communities who faced numerous challenges when it came to drying their fish produce. His battery recondition model can help cut Nigeria's battery import bill from US$10 million per year for new ones to US$4.5 million every three years for reconditioned batteries. He is now working to develop devices for cassava and oil processing as well as solar water sterilizers.
In Latin America, he is helping rural communities with simple coffee roasters and other gadgets which are effective and more appropriate for developing countries' agricultural sector needs. "Invention is not a discovery but it's combining local materials and known concepts. If invention is new then it's a discovery. Most communities need concepts and business models for simple technology which is environmentally friendly," he says.
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He completed his PhD in Physics at Osaka National University in 1973 when he was 28 years old.
His visit to Zimbabwe was inspiring. Prof Fujimura has this rare quality of stimulating interest in invention and making it so easy even to a lay person. He is a gifted person willing to share his ideas and concepts with people on this side of the earth without being driven by the profit motive.
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Further Thoughts on the Ethics of Skepticism
My recent post "The War Over 'Nice'" (describing the blogosphere's reaction to Phil Plait's "Don't Be a Dick" speech) has topped out at more than 200 comments. That's a lot by Skepticblog's standards. In addition, many further responses have reached me through Twitter, blog posts, email, and direct conversation.
I'm not quite sure how to feel about all that. Certainly I expected some controversy. (After all, I was writing about a controversy.) But quite a few of the critical responses take up a theme that seems… well, kind of strange to me. Many readers appear to object (some strenuously) to the very ideas of discussing best practices, seeking evidence of efficacy for skeptical outreach, matching strategies to goals, or encouraging some methods over others. Some seem to express anger that a discussion of best practices would be attempted at all.
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More critical, in my opinion, is the implication that skeptical research and communication happens in an ethical vacuum. That just isn't true. Indeed, it is dangerous for a field which promotes and attacks medical treatments, accuses people of crimes, opines about law enforcement practices, offers consumer advice, and undertakes educational projects to pretend that it is free from ethical implications — or obligations.
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With the new year comes resolutions. If you've read my blog at all this week, or any other blog in the world for that matter, this is quite obvious. Any excuse to come up with some extravagant goals…I'll take it!
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This is the first year in quite a long time that I'm not even secretly making that goal.
This week as I've joined my running gals several times at 5:30am at the local community center where we meet up for runs, the parking lot has been nearly packed full. I think that is great! It may not be the most desirable situation to have to wait for cardio machines or make your way through a crowded gym, but isn't it great that so many people are there to make a healthy change for themselves? I think so.
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In two thousand and twelve, as we seek to live happier and healthier lies, let's not focus on the number on the scale, but rather ways in which we can truly make ourselves happy people. Like by …
…finding something you love to do. This can be anything! If you love to run (like me!), run! If you hate running but love to cook (unlike me!), find new healthy recipes to try…or even make up your own. If you love to be around your friends and family, try planning get-togethers, and better yet, plan get-togethers where you all can do something active together. Who doesn't love a good game of bowling?!
…ditching the scale. That silly thing can be evil. Weight is not the only way to measure healthiness or if you've slimmed down, and it's definitely not the way to measure happiness. It may not be an easy task, so take baby steps. If you are a daily weigher, try every other day or once a week. If you are a random weigher, just ask yourself why you are weighing yourself (a tip I need to listen to more myself). If your goal is to slim down, there are other ways to measure your success. How do your clothes fit? Have you lost inches? A number on the scale can be deceiving, especially if you are getting healthier by fitness or strength training.
…eating breakfast. I know this is my specific goal, but I highly recommend it. Eating a good breakfast makes a great start to the day, and by golly, I feel happier!
…giving yourself positive affirmations. You didn't think I'd forget to give you your first Friday affirmation of the new year, did you?
…finding a reason to smile every day and take note of it. Did your dog just do the cutest thing (Tia always makes me smile!)? Did you finish a great run at a great pace? Did you laugh at someone's joke? Did you make a delicious meal? Whatever the reason, remember the little things that can make you happy each and every day.
…eliminating the word "fat" from your vocabulary. You are not fat, you don't look fat, so please stop saying it (or any other word that has the same negative meaning). It is a mean, mean word, and it should definitely not ever be in the same sentence as the word "happy."
…being silly. Sing in the shower…or obnoxiously in your care at stoplights without worrying if the car next to you is watching. Dance. Leg-wrestle with someone. Do cartwheels. Have a food fight or throw a pie in someone's face (as long as you're sure they will think it's funny, too!)
…donating clothes that you don't feel comfortable in. Whether they are too big or too small or just don't hug you the right way, get rid of them. Donate them. There are not many things more daunting than a pair of "skinny" jeans hiding in the closet. Why not just wear the jeans that make you feel sexy and confident and comfortable right now? Right? So do it!
…reminding yourself that you are beautiful just the way you are. You probably get tired of hearing me say this at least weekly. But it's true. And if you tell yourself it enough, you will start to believe it. I promise…both that you are beautiful and that you will believe it soon enough.


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An incident in the parking lot at Angel Stadium last night began when two men hit another man in the head in with a beer bottle and ended when the third man pulled out his gun and shot them.
It turns out that the shooter was an off-duty LAPD officer. He was at the game with his family and no one knows yet what prompted the head smashing, but there were many witness, as the parking lot was crowded with fans heading home after the Angels-Rockies game.
The officer called a dispatcher at his department and asked for help, saying two men had choked him and asked him to get away from his car, Sgt. Rick Martinez said.
One of the men was shot in the head and is in critical condition, the other is in serious but stable condition. It's the second violent incident at Angel Stadium this season, after a man died in a fight on Opening Day.
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Local Advocates and Protestors of Fluoride Deeply Divided
COLUMBIA - Many U.S. cities use fluoride in the water supply to prevent tooth decay, and have for decades, but some Columbia residents want the chemical out of their water.
Amy Bremer, a chemical engineer, is one resident that recently brought the issue of fluoride to the Columbia City Council. Bremer claims the practice of adding it to the water supply is mass medication and it's unecessary.
"The CDC actually said, based on a number of studies, said fluoride is only effective topically, not when ingested. So, swallowing it doesn't do anything positive for you so from that aspect, water fluoridation is a pointless practice," Bremer said.
But on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website, it states that water fluoridation is a "safe and healthy way" to prevent tooth decay.
Dana Clemons, a dental hygeinist for Missouri Sedation Dentistry, said she expects to see more patients with cavities if the city stops adding fluoride to the water. Clemons added the importance of fluoride in the water starts at a very young age.
"It starts in utero, really, as a mom is drinking fluoride, the fluoride then can help strengthen the baby's teeth as they're forming in the womb and then as children, after they're born and growing as they're adult teeth are forming and the fluoride will help strengthen those teeth as well," Clemons said.
Bremer, who is six months pregnant, disagrees and said she worries fluoride could be harming her children.
"My three-year-old loves to take a bath every night and so every night when I put her in the bathtub I think about that, you know, she's basically getting a dose of fluoride that I can't control," Bremer said.
Fluoride can cause dental fluorosis, a change in the appearance of tooth enamel, in children and Bremer is concerned it might harm the bones inside the body. She said while dentists may still be in favor of fluoride, it does not mean it is safe.
"People put a lot of faith in their dentists and doctors, but you know, again, if they're not keeping up with the literature...you can know just as much as they do on a particular subject," Bremer said. "You might not be able to fill a tooth, but you can certainly read the literature."
In 2011, Columbia's fluoride levels were .65 milligrams per liter, and, according to Connie Kacprowicz, spokesperson for Columbia Water and Light, fluoride levels were actually .35 milligrams higher several years ago.
Last year, Kacprowicz said the city spent $47,000 to add fluoride to Columbia's water. She added, however, that cost is a very small portion of the organization's budget and stopping fluoridation is ultimately up to the city to decide.
"It's really up to the community on whether they want us to continue to add fluoride, there still will be a small portion of fluoride because it's a naturally occurring substance in this area." Kacprowicz said.
Columbia's health department is consulting with Bremer and conducting research on both sides of the issue. It expects to give a report to the board of health by January and the city council will then vote whether to stop fluoridation in February.


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Human Mobilities, Economic Hubs, and the Dissemination of Religious Ideas
I study the religious lives of migrants and diasporic communities in the ancient Roman world. Despite the fragmentary nature of the data, we can identify in the Roman literary, epigraphic, and material evidence migrants in the first and, on rare occasions, second generation; we can also identify diasporic communities in the city whose group membership is predicated upon their semantic self-positioning in relation to 'a homeland', whether real or imagined. These individuals and groups may be identified, amongst other criteria, through the deities they worship – deities who may not be those the host society venerates, and whose places of worship are often found in marginal areas of the city.
These social agents developed and maintained multiple ties within organizations, networks, and associations, and to the institutional level of Roman state administration at large. My study of the religious affiliations of migrants and diasporas attempts a detailed insight into the historical dynamics of how this particular subset of social actors shaped those ties, modified affiliations, and how their religious identities took shape in the urban space in the diaspora.
The presence of diasporas in urban centres was a result of significant levels of human mobility and migration in the Hellenistic and Roman Mediterranean. Not surprisingly, therefore, scholars have turned to the study of migration of minorities as a salient demographic, social, and economic phenomenon, often set against the recent interest in human mobility and 'globalization' in the ancient Mediterranean world more generally. Rome in the imperial period, a metropolis of approximately 1,000,000 city-dwellers of diverse ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds and unequal socio-political status, proffers a particularly suitable locale to study the effects of migration. The vast numbers of migrants – voluntary or compelled, temporary or permanent – arriving in the prospering capital of a tributary, exploitative political system, the archetypal imperial city, has been estimated at approximately 1.25 million for the last two centuries BCE alone. The implications of the Roman population's size and density, heterogeneity, and migratory patterns for the city's religion are dramatic: Imperial-era Rome, a densely populated metropolis with highly mobile ethnic, cultural and social networks, becomes a laboratory where religion can be studied as a conduit for (trans-)Mediterranean flows of religious ideas, ritual practices and deities through network ties, which undercuts 'national' or cultural boundaries. Religious practices, ideas and religions spread through trans-local links, usually via trade routes and economic hubs, especially ports and harbor towns. These realities call into question essentialist definitions of what religion in the city of Rome meant.
The local dynamics of how social actors relate to ethnic and religious diversity, however, are less clear – although the latter finds its expression in alternative topographies in the city, which provide to immigrants and to the members of diasporic communities alternative foci of social and religious identity in the city. This scenario becomes particularly pertinent in the case of the members of labor and trade diasporas, who sometimes hold Roman citizenship but nevertheless remain organized primarily along ethnic lines, as "Landsmannschaften" and patronize the gods of their homelands. By the same token, migrants, diaspora populations, and their sanctuaries clustered more regularly in more marginal parts of the city. This record, in hierarchical and strongly status-conscious Roman society, seems to point to significant microscale differentiation and ghettoization across the city, along social, ethnic, and indeed religious lines. Once they had arrived in the city, the members of diasporic communities may well have lived their religion in social, ethnic, and religious 'bubbles', to some extent disembedded from other groups in society.
Migration was a costly and haphazard process at best, probably much more fragmented than is often believed; but its actual impact on the diffusion of religious ideas through diasporas, as 'information networks', remains unclear as long as we cannot determine to what extent such information was indeed shared between these networks, or to what extent these diasporas actually engaged with one another or their host society. Ethnic and social networks in the city of Rome could develop their own overlapping and yet categorically distinct 'public' religious spheres, and often even created their own loci of communal identification.
During my stay in Konstanz, I investigate economic migration in the ancient Roman world, with producers and traders of goods commuting across the Empire, and the role of ethnic trade diasporas in representing their interests. From an economic perspective, the role of trade and entrepreneurial mobility have been studied as a phenomenon of Mediterranean connectivity and globalization, where one notices a certain level of political and legal 'integration' of economic "Pendelmigranten" in trade cities and port towns. From the perspective of religious identities, by contrast, one notices a high level of religious difference in these places of contact, despite their alleged nature as 'multi-cultural melting-pots' through which religious information was easily disseminated. Beyond the cliché of the multi-cultural, syncretizing melting-pot, did the social specifics of dwelling in economic nodes – port cities such as Roman Puteoli and Ostia – really facilitate the dissemination of religious ideas across different ethnically bounded constituencies?


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Hi All,
I don' t know how to create java code for this assignment.Can help?
Task Statement
In general there are two types of coupons: cash coupon and discount coupon.
Cash coupon has a face value greater than 1, and can be used as cash to buy things. However, the price after discount cannot be less than zero. For example, if you use a $10.00 coupon to buy a pen worth $5.80, you would spend $0 in cash. However, you will not get any change from the shop.
However, there is an theoretical amount involved. In the above example, the theoretical amount you need to pay is -$4.20, which means you will lose $4.20 if you use a $10 coupon to buy the pen. If you use a $8 coupon instead, the theoretical amount will be -$2.20, which means you lose less money. The better choice is hence the $8 coupon, since you can save the $10 coupon for something more expensive.
Discount coupon has a discount rate smaller than 1. For example, if the discount rate is 0.2, it means 20% off the price. If you buy a pen worth $5.80 with this coupon, you would pay $4.64.
You are to create a Java service class named Coupon to represent coupon. The attributes are name of a coupon, and rate which represents either the face value or discount rate of the coupon. You also need to create a method inside this class to calculate what you need to pay (the theoretical amount) when you use a coupon.
You are also to write a client Redeem class to read inputs as described below, and compute the best option. If there are two or more options that give the best result, you will pick the first one among them that appears in the input (as illustrated in sample input #3 below).
The first line of the input contains two positive numbers, an amount (of type double) and an integer N (1 ≤ N ≤ 10) which indicates the number of coupons. In the subsequent N lines, each line contains information about a coupon: its name followed by face value or discount rate.
(The above symbol N is used to ease explanation. In your program, you should give more descriptive variable names and follow Java naming convention.)
The output contains a single line, stating which is the best coupon to use, and the amount you need to pay, correct to 2 decimal places. (Sometimes, due to rounding differences, your final value may differ from the value in the expected output in the second decimal digit. In this case, as long as your formula is correct, it will be marked as correct.)


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Directions to Posada Colibri
If you're arriving from the north or driving in from the La Paz airport just stay on the main road, Highway No. 1, curving generally to the left as you drive around the bay until you come into town. The highway becomes Abasolo (Named for a hero.) and within a mile or so of the edge of town you will come to the waterfront. We call this "El Malecon" and it is one of the nicest places to be in La Paz. You might want to linger somewhere along here, but if you keep going along the waterfront about 1.5 miles or 2 kms. from where you first see the beach, you will come to a pink and green chinese hotel called the Hotel Pekin (Peking), at which point you can turn up the hill to your right and then turn left at the first corner, that will be Belizario Dominguez (Also named for a hero.) Drive 1 ½ blocks and you will find Posada Colibri, a green house with a black wrought iron gate, on the right hand side at Belisario Dominguez No. 750.
Arriving from the South you will be crossing the city from corner to corner. One of the easiest ways is to stay on the main drag until it ends. As you enter the city this big boulevard is called Forjadores (the Trailblazers). It changes to Isabel la Catolica a little further on and will take you past the new mall, the state government building and the CCC Supermarket. The boulevard has now become a one way street with three lanes which are not well marked in places. Stay in the middle and you'll do all right. The street becomes a two lane and ends at Morelos Street where it runs into a hill about 10 blocks passed the CCC. Here you turn left (Don't go up the hill.) and head downhill towards the waterfront. You'll see the waterfront and when you get one short block from it turn right on Belisario Dominguez and drive 2.5 blocks. You will pass the pink and green Hotel Pekin and then the 5 story beige Las Gaviotas Hotel. In the middle of the next block on the right you will find Posada Colibri at Belisario Dominguez 750, a green house with a black wrought iron gate.


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Light Up My Ladder
Posted by Chic Aeon in design, events, iheartslFeed, new releases on Friday, January 31, 2014
Super SUPER cute and out for Fifty Linden Friday (remember when it started? I do!) this very clever decor item from Second Spaces.
That's my current news for Fri-day!
Seeing Stars
Posted by Chic Aeon in design, events, iheartslFeed, new releases on Thursday, January 30, 2014
January has been a terrific month for homewares!
Wrapping up the month is HEAVEN, the new round of The Challenge which opens on the 31st. The items are outstanding and definitely get an A for creativity. Here you see a perfect pairing of only SOME of the releases from two designers. The cloud couch and star pillow are from Sway's. The starry ladder with on off glowing lights is from Kuro.
You'll want to see all the goodness in store for this round, so venture over to the official blog page at the end of the month.
And -- as I was putting the finishing touches on this post I wanted to mention that my angel outfit is from Angelwing. It is not new but a huge set of intricate work that I of course saved (all packed up) for when I needed angle attire. Still very nice.
AND as I looked to see if the store was still active I saw a sale ad as a profile photo with all items in the store either $25 or free for group members. I just TPed over and this set in a big variety of colors is indeed $25. There are LOTS of great feminine fantasy and silky things. You do need some angelic attire to go with all the heavenly goodness coming your way. *wink*
Poses by: homemade
Posted by Chic Aeon in iheartslFeed, new releases on Wednesday, January 29, 2014
The other day I showed you the very cute "Astrid" top from Senzafine. To my surprise (well faulty memory accounts for a good portion of the amazement) there is a matching long skirt, "Tigist". Very much in gypsy mode I venture over to the wagons for this shot.
The last rays of light announce the mystery of darkness.
Hair by EMO-tions
Pose by: aDORKable
Posted by Chic Aeon in design, events, hair, iheartslFeed, new releases on Tuesday, January 28, 2014
That is the Challenge theme for this month; the 31st is the unveiling. It sounds like a toughie to me, but [hate this] has passed the test with flying colors.
These plug in neon wings are scripted for lights, glow and color. Quite impressive and definitely fun, I am leaving them up in the City of Lost Souls in the alley WITH this poseball (Helamiyo), perfect for the prop.
My top is a recent release from 20.FIVE and comes with a hud to let you change the bra colors (both dots and solid colors are featured).
New from Vanity Hair, No Substitute Love, a braided updo with long bangs. My pretty earrings are Bliensen + MaiTai - Aurora (not new). Leather leggings with boots from Ducknipple (Sappy).
Poses by: Helamiyo and Diesel Works
Fame Glory and Windows
Posted by Chic Aeon in iheartslFeed, new releases on Monday, January 27, 2014
Before I tell you about my outfit of the day I want to again put forth a "sorry" for letting the technical aspects of Blogger put a crimp in things. Since my traffic yesterday was WAY higher than it "should have been" even for a Sunday, I have to assume that some of you were checking back often for Sunday's post. I have to smile at that really. Who knew?
Anyway, I hope not to get too busy to check those automatic postings in the future!
My outfit for Monday! From Senzafine, the Cora tunic dress. I picked the most colorful of the group; there are many muted toned combos available.
My location is the newly released Urban Loft from Dew Me Furniture featured a few days ago. You can find it in the full sim city here.
Pose by: grafica
Loves Lost
Posted by Chic Aeon in comment, iheartslFeed on Sunday, January 26, 2014
Many apologies. I hit the PM button instead of the AM one.
I don't "do" relationships in virtual worlds. I don't worry about who is behind the avatar. From my point of view they could be the vice president of the United States (the prez is likely too busy to log on you know) or a grandmother in Nebraska (that's the middle of US farm country for those of you on other continents). I like to know who I am talking, cuddling or making love with.
People come into our lives, sometimes for months -- sometimes merely hours. They change our perspective of ourselves. They make us wonder just how and why they appeared. Sometimes the events are fleeting, but they are often etched indelibly in our memories. They change who we are.
Kismet. Destiny. Fate. Whether you believe or not, there are almost certainly occasions when you wondered -- how you managed to leave your cell phone at the table to be retrieved by a charismatic man (or woman) -- how you somehow made it over the railroad tracks a few seconds before the seemingly distant train crossed the road -- how you met someone you knew too many things about before he (or she) said a word.
It is a wondrous world we live in, us humanfolk. Mysteries abound. Now and then we glimpse the answers, just out of reach. And sometimes, if we are lucky, we find a piece to the puzzle that is our self -- and we discover one more tiny part of who we truly are.
hearts by Hanaya Yummy Collectables
Midnight Diva
Posted by Chic Aeon in iheartslFeed, new releases on Saturday, January 25, 2014
A quick post at the end of a good day.
My super cute hair came to me from a reader who apparently went into gatcha frenzy mode at Diva :D. Very pretty hair, there are little black bows -- hard to see against the night -- that you can turn on or off. Lovely and wispy and girlie.
That feminine Bohemian look goes perfectly with one of the new tops from Senzafine, the "Astrid" Crop Peasant Top. This is the Crimson Noir color
A really good fit, it goes well with pants or long skirts.
Have a great weekend.
Poses by: Vista Animations
Leave Those Horns On
Posted by Chic Aeon in iheartslFeed, new releases on Friday, January 24, 2014
Can you say wow? I can.
Just out from Eclectica, two stunningly attention getting sets, Artifact and Relic. Now it may have been the names that got me in fantasy mode, but indeed -- I left my horns on. I personally think I look super!
Oftentimes I am tardy with new releases from Eclectica. I love them but I have to wait for the right outfit to come my way. Not this time. You want simple for this set. It stands on its own and any kind of fanciness would be overkill -- at least in my Styling 101 class *wink*.
The sets include bracelets, necklaces and earrings. I, personally would not wear these all at the same time; I just wanted you to see the glory. These items are material enabled and I can see from the vendor photo they look smashing with the extra feature. I have not updated yet; I am waiting for Firestorm's material viewer to get out of beta. So, the very good news is that the set is superb even for those of you that cannot -- and will not be able to -- see materials.
The items are non-rigged mesh, are resizable and come with a hud that also let's you pick your stone colors. There are plenty to choose from. There are also various metal tones to choose from (each set is one tone), all lovely.
It difficult to pick a favorite between the two new releases. Always an option to get both!
Poses by: aDORKable
Dark Lady Hunting
Posted by Chic Aeon in events, hair, hunts, iheartslFeed on Thursday, January 23, 2014
I went out on the Dark Lady Hunt again this eve. I'll be honest, I didn't really do the hunt -- I simply perused the photos of prizes to choose where I would look. Not a lot of time these days. Good that some folks put their prizes in the list so those of us that wouldn't ordinarily search -- DO.
This outfit is a mix of three prizes. The outfit is from Pekas and includes a very nice mesh jumpsuit as well as role play attire.
Here is a closer picture sans role play additions.
The horns and hair (separate items) hale from LaNoir Soleil Designs. Well made and definitely dangerous.
These boots from Seven Exits are very nice and come with a resize hud. I had to use a different alpha layer than that provided, but I suspect most of you have some "short boot alphas" hanging around somewhere.
Now I honestly don't see how this lovely dress fits into the theme, but do I care? Nope. Very pretty; I am sure I have a couple of friends who definitely want this. Find it at *FashionNatic*.
Hair by Mina; see previous post.
Poses by: Diesel Works
The Collage for January
Posted by Chic Aeon in events, hair, iheartslFeed, new releases on Wednesday, January 22, 2014
The Collage designers have outdone themselves this round with so many great items that it is difficult to choose what to show you. So? I just didn't choose. Here are bits and pieces that caught my eye from a myriad of beautifully designed items.
Taken onsite to help you get a feel of the venue, definitely one of my favorites, I hope this post inspires you to journey over on the 23rd.
Fashion notes -- and you don't want to miss this info -- at the end of the post.
|Spargle and Shine
|Thaino Designs
|Shutter Field
|Dew Me Furniture
|Dreamscapes Art Gallery
And here's the scoop for the fashionistas!
Great new hair out from MINA; definitely one of my favorites in awhile. Find it at My Attic. All normal hair colors and fatpack are available.
This super comfy I could (and may) live it in for days sweater top - dress is from Senzafine. A selection of muted tones let you choose your favorite.
You will recognize The Boots (OK Avani boots) from BAIASTICE. Here I found a perfect time to use those color coordinating by hud studs! Find these at The Liaison Collaborative.
Poses by Diesel Works, Vista Animations, aDORKable and the furniture.
Black White and Pink
Posted by Chic Aeon in events, freebies, hair, hunts, iheartslFeed, new releases on Tuesday, January 21, 2014
I was wandering the hunt blogs last eve wondering if there was anything exciting enough to get me out and about. I saw this cute outfit on the Dark Lady Hunt; it was from Shey, a store I knew nothing about. I ventured over although I had no idea what the hunt object might be. I did have a hint from the blog though and that narrowed the looking area. It is a little red devil head -- sort of mischievous looking. My prize was this cute dress with some lovely texturing. Shoes are included and stockings.
Definitely a great first stop if you are a newish avatar; group membership is free. The hunt prize is a buck. What a deal.
Also in the news, vintage hairs (three in all) from Vanity Hair. These come with photo huds and are great for going back in time -- or simply being a little different in THIS decade. The collection is called "Girls on Film" and this is number 3 in the star lineup.
No star is without jewels -- I mean really! This very pretty necklace, earring and ring set is a January group gift from Sax Shepherd Designs. Simple but striking, the Spirit of Giving - Diamonds collection is sure to come in handy when you are in dress up mode.
And here is one more shot with the boots. I had fun playing in the pink light and the snow.
Poses by: Diesel Works
Monday Memeing
Posted by Chic Aeon in comment, iheartslFeed, meme on Monday, January 20, 2014
This week's Monday Meme asks us for a picture of our screen. Well THAT is pretty darn easy and oddly I am curious about what others see.
I am not an official viewer gal like Berry and I actually use NO TOOLS other than the ones built into Firestorm. I do most often have these items open so my "helpful info" will be more about what I use and why.
Favorites Bar -- It took me years to discover this feature and use it. Now I have the places that I visit the most often up there in that bar for one click TPing.
MOSP Hud -- always on my screen so that I can get to SOME of the many places easily; others are in the favorites bar and now and then I actually have to find a landmark. Well fifty different areas make keeping track a bit difficult.
Camera and Movement Controls - - from my birth I used these and they are always on my screen.
Facelight controller -- While I don't always have may facelight on, I use it often for photos and leave it on my screen. This is the CG Facelight which is scripted for brightness, range, color etc. I made my own "dim" version which is great and can be added to the original to fine tune the lighting when needed.
Quick Preferences -- Now I don't leave my quick preferences panel open but it is my most used tool in Firestorm so I am showing it off here. So easy to scroll through Windlights and make other adjustments.
That's my screen. Info on my wearables coming up in tomorrow's post. There is freeness included so you'll want to check back.
Poses by: LAP (nla)
Small to Large - The Grid Exchange
Posted by Chic Aeon in comment, freebies, iheartslFeed, places on Sunday, January 19, 2014
This week's Sunday post is primarily about surprises. There is a little fashion thrown in but the real point is that we often have to leave home to discover its goodness. So, hopefully, readers as well as fashionistas will be happy campers this week.
Most of you know I am spending time in Inworldz these days. Like a small percentage of the TOS refugees I prefer to build in a happier climate. I am still in SL of course, I just don't build here any longer.
I didn't really expect to be charmed by the smaller grid but the wafting of old time memories of SL keep flowing over me as I explore the more intimate environment. What surprises me most is that I found SL content creators I love by going to Inworldz. I know! Bizarre.
One of my favorite fines in IW has been REAL EYES. I was wandering the IW grid (not terribly hard when it is small) and being a good sleuth, looking at the neighborhood wherever I happened to land. Happily one TP hop took me to the vicinity of the REAL EYES shop which has both system and mesh eyes. I have a fair amount of lovely eyes in IW after only three weeks, so OF COURSE I wanted to see the shop in SL.
These blue numbers were a gift in IW today (a week ago as you read this) and they were happily in the group archives when I joined at the SL shop this eve. There are many gifts in both stores, more in SL. Both system eyes as you see here and mesh are available. I am mightily impressed with these beautifully rendered creations. I seldom wear blue but these photograph beautifully.
If you are a member of the SL group, you can have a free pair of system eyes of your choice in IW. When I get a bit of breathing time I will go back and peruse more carefully. There are some great fantasy eyes at the shops also.
These are my new LaRoo boots. The setting? The city I have been building in Inworldz. Fooled ya? Some of you I bet. There isn't a lot of fabulous footwear in IW; gals that love heels and that famous maker of mesh feet and hands goodness lament at times. But good news for the small grid, LaRoo is bringing heels over soon. ME? I am perfectly happy to live in these Clyde boots.
Happily they are mod and unrigged mesh which often works better for me (fat ankles I guess). You can tint the metal parts to match your outfit and indeed I did in my currently ONE fashionista getup mostly made of group gifts. I really have been way too busy to shop.
So that is my tale of the evening. I wanted to get it down on paper while I was thinking of the strange ways the universe works.
A special thanks to those of you who ONLY seem to read my Op Ed Sunday pieces. I don't know how else to explain that the page views often double on Sunday. It makes me happy to know you enjoy reading. Heck, it makes me happy to know folks are still READING at all !
Street Walking
Posted by Chic Aeon in events, iheartslFeed, new releases on Saturday, January 18, 2014
It wasn't too difficult to get inspired by two new releases that absolutely scream drama! Add a little depth of field a touch of post processing and there ya go.
This is one of the new rare Lolita - preciousWraps from deviousMind for OMG "Oh My Gacha!" Tons of colors to win with the extra special rare ones being color change with three basic variants and personalization via right click and touch menu (that's important folks *wink*). They are rigged mesh and gorgeous in the extreme.
And then we have The Boots. They have another name of course, Avanti high boots -- but I'll just be referring to them as The Boots. Twenty colors in all (some in leather - some in suede), they come with optional color change studs. Being a simplistic gal I opted for the simpler version, but another time those extras might be JUST the perfect accent. An easy to use visual hud lets you pick the color you desire. The designer? Sissy Pessoa of BAIASTICE who has been a very busy lady of late. Find these at The Liaison Collaborative.
I have been making poses again over on the small grid and having a wonderful time once I remembered the steps to uploading (oh my!). A special thanks goes out to all the pose makers. Really, what would this post look like with our newbie default stands? I shutter to think.
Top and shorts by PARDISIS and hair by UrbanLultz ( all older).
Poses by: Diesel Works and STATUS (now Pretense Poses)
Late Night Coffee
Posted by Chic Aeon in design, events, iheartslFeed, new releases on Friday, January 17, 2014
A super quick late night post to let you know that this coffee station and shelf are on special for The Neighborhood tomorrow (Sunday). Find them at Cheeky Pea! 7 LI for ALL this goodness. Drawers open and close.
Posted by Chic Aeon in design, events, iheartslFeed, new releases
When the typist was young, say maybe ten, she dreamed of a place where she could lock herself away -- a magical realm where anything was possible and the world could not interrupt her musings.
Out for The Garden from Cheeky Pea, the Solja Hideaway fills the bill -- a few decades late, but hey.
Cabinet doors open on touch as do the drawers. The land impact is astonishingly low and the detailing lovely. The set comes in both family and adult versions and the accessories are separate so you can place them as you like.
Deep Blue Fantasy
Posted by Chic Aeon in design, events, iheartslFeed, new releases on Thursday, January 16, 2014
It is a special treat for me when I open a box and squee (spellchecker doesn't like that but you get the drift I am sure) with glee and know EXACTLY where you will put something.
I WAS surprised to see this fantasy build from Atelier Visconti @ The Garden. Geez, I have been so busy I didn't even know a new garden round was on the horizon. (Oh my!). I can't find a lot of info out there, but judging from this build it will be a spectacular round.
There is a fountain and lights and arches, all separate to design as you like. There is also a bench chocked full of poses that I place in another area in the Deep Blue Fantasy build at MOSP.
It is both lovely and appreciated.
This is a close up of the fountain which has a very realistic sound; so pretty.
Feeling Casual
Posted by Chic Aeon in design, events, iheartslFeed, new releases on Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Feeling like staying in casual mode, I donned a new sweater and cami combo (one piece) from BAIASTICE, Shae. Tons of colors to choose from, the sweater also comes as a stand alone for pairing over system shirts -- or for you brave gals as a sexy topper. Find it at The Seasons Story.
This is the new house from Tompe Loeil, Sparrow Hill Lodge. Pick it up at COLLABOR88, as always and exceptionally good deal!
Shorts a sneak peak from ArisAris, see yesterday's post.
Poses by: Vista Animations
The Hipster Sports Fan
Posted by Chic Aeon in events, iheartslFeed, new releases, sneak peak on Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Now there isn't all that much info on the upcoming fair. Here is what I could find:
Jan 21. 2014 to Feb, 04.2014
Theme: Hipster & Indie Fashion Style
The official sponsors are listed here. There will be gatchas and hunts ($1-5) and other activities so watch the official website for more info as time nears.
My outfit, "Mainstream", is one from ArisAris. Remember this event HASN'T STARTED YET!
You know what I learned today? Avocados are cheap right now because more of them are sold during Super Bowl season than any other time of year. Now that's trivia for you.
Which leads into my sporty release from Sway's, a baseball chair that comes in both PG and A versions. Couples and singles poses are included. Super cute for a "man cave" or boy's room. Find it at the MENS DEPARTMENT.
Poses by: Vista Animation and the chair
25 for 25 Take Two
Posted by Chic Aeon in events, hunts, iheartslFeed, new releases on Monday, January 13, 2014
More goodness on the 25 for 25 hunt, this accessories set from Le Poppycock includes fedora, tie and clutch bag.
The bookcase in the background is from Noble on the same hunt. It weighs in at 7 LI with all the books.
*New winter leggings (and over the knee socks) are out at KOSH. These can be tights or footless. I REALLY needed new leggings and tights. After cleaning my inventory of things from many years past I was pretty much legging-less (is that a word? Well it should be!). Many winter hued colors in the mix; nicely textures (hard to see here I know but trust me) in a nubby style. So head over and check those out.
Sweater antique.
Hair (great for hats) from Vanity Hair; After Dark
Pose by: LAP (nla)
Faux Mesh and Import Export
Posted by Chic Aeon in comment, iheartslFeed on Sunday, January 12, 2014
* Note this is a post from last week that got bumped. Nothing has changed however :D
No great topic for this Sunday -- well there could be one but then confidences would be breached and I don't go there. So instead, here is my week in review for anyone that might care. And yes, a little philosophy will undoubtedly worm its way in between the letters.
It is very late Thursday eve as I type this. It has been a busy week with several new additions to MOSP LEA7 (remember photographers and bloggers are always welcome) and lots of activity over on Inworldz.
Somehow I have found myself making another city -- this time in Inworldz. It is not my sim, but apparently "my city". Serendipity is a strange thing. It has been fun building, something I am not doing in SL at the moment.
Last night I got the idea to put up a freebie store. In the process I dug out my old Love Chic textures (only a few of you will remember that shop) and made up vendors with free goods for the new folks. The assortment of buyables is somewhat limited at IW. Putting out some things for those coming over (the welcome area always seems to be packed) is something that was easy for me to do.
A few hours and I had a small store for gals -- and a fun trip down memory lane. Now, I was never much of a clothes maker, but my old stuff looks better than the majority of the free items available there (not counting group gifts as some of those are extremely nice). So I am doing my part and that makes me happy.
For those of you that are OLD -- maybe older than my six years -- IW is much like the SL of our youth. There is a charm there, most likely nostalgia for a time when life was simpler. There are a few high class, high end shops and you can get what you need; it isn't like Cloud Party where do-it-yourself is the rule. I have enjoyed my explorations even when they took me to places that made my aesthetic senses scream; presumably folks are having fun and that is the point of it all.
I do however appreciate the beauty that can be found in SL.
Along the way, as the year rang in, I started another blog. Only a few of you will be interested, but in case you are in both (or many) worlds, it is entitled In Between Worldz (isn't that catchy?)
And while I am thinking about my adventures of the last couple of weeks, I should mention that the export feature in Singularity and reportedly coming to Firestorm (I admit I haven't tried the beta viewer) works quite well. It is likely in other third party viewers.
You can export a prim item to your hard drive and then upload it as mesh. There was a program builders purchased that did this -- back in the days when mesh was new. Now you don't need that. In Sigularity it is right click on the item - more - more - tools - export. You have a choice of dae or obj.
You can also export a linked item of both mesh and prims. I was VERY surprised how well that worked. You can even export your mesh object by itself in case you have lost the original DAE file -- or like me the correct one is in a long list of possibilities.
Items do not keep their textures or any items in the contents (like scripts) and you of course need to be the creator of all the prims or mesh. Edit: late in the day I see I should have said PRIM items do not keep their texture mapping at this point. MESH keeps all the info needed. Just slap your ambient texture on there and you have an item just like in SL. The land impact may change. Houses seem to come across about the same, small items with lots of tris come in as more and I have a hilly area that is 49 LI in SL at 64 x 64 and ONE LI (I kid you not) in IW at 128 square.
The export feature could also be used in SL, but since mesh physics don't actually work correctly here, you would need to make a physics model in a 3D program -- at least for large builds (note that I haven't tested this so in some bizarrely perfect world it might import correctly like it does on other platforms). Still, a nice shortcut if you want to update some older creations.
There have been some spectacular releases this week and more to come sitting out on my building pad, so stay tuned.
Posted by Chic Aeon in events, iheartslFeed, new releases on Saturday, January 11, 2014
It's COLLABOR88 time again! Woot. Sure to be lots of lovely items for your shopping pleasure, you don't want to miss this new dress from BAIASTICE, Yara. Such an exotic name. The detailing is breathtaking and the color choices -- well they are simply yummy.
There is a matching clutch purse with the same beautiful pattern.
There is something quite romantic about snow -- at least in the movies and in our virtual world. Atelier Visconti has two new fountains out; this is the octagonal version. The snow looks so very real and there are even fallen leaves trapped in the iciness of the fountain. Very lovely.
Hair by eXxeSs
Shoes by lassitude & ennui
Poses by: !Bang
Midnight Explorations
Posted by Chic Aeon in iheartslFeed, new releases on Friday, January 10, 2014
Two new releases and of course my new Flawless hair from Vanity Hair grace this page today.
* Ducknipple Kitta leather jacket come with a color change hud with tons of choices.
*New winter leggings (and over the knee socks) are out at KOSH. See previous post for more details
Pose by: tram
Monday Meme on Thrusday
Posted by Chic Aeon in design, events, iheartslFeed, meme, new releases on Thursday, January 9, 2014
Now see what happens when you take a break? You forget what day it is. Thursday Morning. Running late. Here is the Monday Meme.
How did you spend New Year's Eve?
Quietly. It was Chic's rez day and she made a new profile photo (maybe it was a couple of days before that) to commemorate. They typist chatted with a friend, stayed up long enough to celebrate with Denver and woke up to gunshots. Happily I live in a tiny town, not a big city. An eclectic bunch, multimillionaires mix with red-necks (I fall someone in between) where waking up to the sound of firearms most always means it is a holiday and someone is partying.
Did you keep any new years' resolutions?
I don't often make them and didn't this year. I do recall ONE year making a resolution to adopt so more vices. I am so very dull.
What was your biggest achievement(s) of the year?
Making MOSP (Machinima Open Studio Project) is definitely at the top of my list. Learning Blender comes in second.
What was the best thing you bought?
Now I don't buy much and never have, but the first thing that popped into my mind was the seasonal aspen trees from LAQ Decor (the Marketplace tells me that was September).
What do you wish you'd done more of?
Chatting with long distance friends.
What do you wish you'd done less of?
Getting up in the middle of the night. Lots gets accomplished but the days are often a bit tooooo long.
What was your favorite movie you watched this year?
I try not to pick favorites :D.
What did you do on your birthday this year?
The typist was recovering from the flu on her birthday and planned nothing as she doesn't like spreading things around. Some friends had other ideas though and showed up unannounced with dinner in tow. It was a fun eve.
Tell us a valuable life lesson you learned.
More a reminder than something new learned, TRUST can be lost and is difficult to be rebuilt.
What does 2014 hold for you?
Virtually I plan to keep exploring. I have enjoyed learning about other grids and other building platforms. For some the adjustments are a pain, for me they are an adventure.
Comfort Zones
Posted by Chic Aeon in events, iheartslFeed, new releases on Wednesday, January 8, 2014
Now and then it is imperative to break the bonds of our comfort zones. At least that is my thought on the subject :D.
From AD Creations for the Gypset Market (limited editions), Sore Throat. Orignal mesh plus texture top.
Pose by: aDORKable
Drinking in Style
Posted by Chic Aeon in design, events, iheartslFeed, new releases on Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Trompe Loeil has a new bar out for FaMESHed. It is a huge set and comes with separate beer taps should be in "wine bar only" mood. Me? I like a good brew on a hot summer eve.
There are three woodtones to choose from and plenty of liquor, wine and beer choices to display. These are only a few. For those of you with graphics skills, a template layout for the glass is included. You can make your bar reflect your style, add you club name in neon -- whatever you desire.
This set has a home in the pool room on Sound Stage Two . Feel free to visit. Have a drink on me.
Outfit from Ducknipple; see previous post for details.
Poses by: the bar stool


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We got many weekend submissions for Morning Crap that weren't good enough to "wake up!" to (or earn their own post) but were too good not to share. So they morphed into this special Voltron-like gallery of awesomeness. Tremble, weaklings!
Yup. That's a classic Bills throwback spied in Albany, N.Y. You know. They never did find the "real killers." So keep your eyes open. [Via Three Idiots on Sports]
All eyez were on this man in Cleveland on Sunday. Loves his Browns, loves his Tupac. [Thanks, Brett!]
The extra S is for Spelling, which Drew Brees does Exsellently [Thanks, AppleOwner!]
Something tells me these two Georgia State Police troopers aren't going to be taking a bullet for Steve Spurrier. [Via Twitpic]
Speaking of alternate spellings, the crazy "tea bag" protesters who think Obama wants mandatory, government-funded grandmother abortions have found their savior. As long as they don't have to write his name in on the ballot. [Photo via NineTwelvePhotos on Flickr]
You can pick your friends, but you can't pick your U.S. Open finals opponent. [Thanks, Robert!]
I hope Nike didn't spend too much on the "Unleash Urlacher" campaign. A small fortune, you say? Gee, that's a shame. [ESPN homepage, Thanks, EVERYBODY!]


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I decided to investigate an opportunity called Prepaid Legal due to the number of scams running online, this is what I found out…
Legal Beginnings
Prepaid Legal Services, Inc. is a NYSE company that underwrites, develops, and markets legal services all over the U.S. and Canada for over 30 years. The company has access to law firms through low cost prepaid legal plans. The sales of their legal service plans began in 1983 and went public in 1984 through NASDAQ.
From there, the company has hopped from one stock exchange institution to another and was listed in NYSE as the 33rd fastest growing company. The founder felt the need to share his expertise to reach out to individuals who need assistance to various legal issues and expenses, thus the creation of the company.
It wasn't always rainbows and sunshine for the Prepaid Legal Incorporated. It faced difficult challenges from both former members and legal authorities who charged accounting irregularities like fraud and deception, among others.
The Legal Plan
The services that the company offers allow its members to know their rights and actually exercise them. They provide services that make legal consultation available to their members for such time that they are members at the company. They also help you sort things out from basic problems with traffic tickets to large-scale insurance claims. They also market a theft monitoring and restoration service that can help catch alleged offenders. Apart from the direct selling that they do for their services, just like a social security service program, they are also able to sell these benefits to employees through payroll deduction.
A Few Dollars Go a Long Way
Availing prepaid legal services is made possible with $26 a month which will be pooled along the millions of other members. Of course, legal services are not enjoyed always at the same time by all members and are not always of the same legal fee, which addresses the imperative statement behind the success of their operation. It engages in direct network marketing by inviting people to join the company as associates and invite as many others as possible, leaving an impression that should 9 out of 10 members quit, it will still leave the pilot associate a steady income for a year.
From what I've seen so far, it seems to look like a legit opportunity.
For proven techniques, and profitable strategies to get your business in front of millions, visit the link below…


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Canton First Aid Individual Challenge Cup
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(We are not able to provide an image for this item at this time. This is either due to copyright restrictions, or because the item is awaiting digitisation. We apologise for any inconvenience.)
Date: mid 20th century
Media: silver electrotype
Size: 150 x 150 x 298 mm
Acquired: 2004; Gift
Accession Number: 2004.60/11
Inscribed - CANTON FIRST AID / INDIVIDUAL / CHALLENGE CUP / CANTON FIRST AID / Individual Challenge Cup / DONATED BY THE LATE JIM BURNETT


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Andrew Monk has worked in kitchens around the world. But as The Nittany Lion Inn's new executive chef, his focus is all local.
Monk worked in The Dining Room at The Nittany Lion Inn as sous chef for six years. He was hired as executive chef in May and cherishes the opportunities, challenges and possibilities the new position awards him.
Coming off a busy graduation weekend, in which The Dining Room served more than 3,500 guests, Monk said he looks forward to taking a leadership role and infusing local and sustainable options into the menus of both the Nittany Lion Inn restaurants -- The Dining Room and Whiskers.
"I'd like to see Penn State adopt what our local market can provide," Monk said. "It's the only way for local foods to get out of the boutique stage."
Transitioning to a more locally focused menu offers many benefits for the Four Diamond hotel's restaurants. Chef Monk said it supports a healthy culture that addresses some of the health-related issues facing Americans today. It also exposes the culture to Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Management students who are working or interning with the Inn throughout the semester.
"We can impact them and they can bring it on in their careers," he said. "They are always looking to learn and keep things fresh. We can lead by example and it spirals out."
Monk was classically trained at The French Culinary Institute in New York. His real-life experience came in kitchens in Hawaii, Cannes, Istanbul, San Francisco and Lima. It was during this time in his career he learned about the importance of fresh foods.
Monk said he looks forward to laying down a blueprint for other restaurants and universities. Showcasing and working with local farmers and manufacturers fits nicely into Penn State's mission as a land-grant university.
Providing these sustainable options not only educates the Inn staff, but also the guests of the Inn. Together that knowledge gets the sustainable ball rolling and creates the success that will encourage other restaurants and universities to follow suit.
"It doesn't happen over night," Monk said. "We'll adapt while satisfying our guests. I believe people want to do what's best for their bodies and the environment."


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Note! This page is currently under construction. Please visit this page once in a while to see the progress.
About Rigo, the Graphical package Manager
Rigo is the improved Graphical replacment for Sulfur.
Allthough pretty mature, Rigo is still in a state of heavy development, and new features are added weekly, or are yet to come. So if you give it a try and see that some features are missing, just hold on as it's coming. :-)
- "google search" like interface
- very simple and straight forward
- Rigo is faster and more responsive
- append the various packages by browsing
- Easy manage repositories
- Show list of pending configuration files to update
- Very detailed Package information
- List of Installed Applications
- "Activity" button (bottom notification box), that shows the current app management queue.
- Send votes and add comments to Packages
- and many more...
The basics
Checking for updates
- Upon launch it comes up and checks for updates.
- Clicking on Show gives you the list of updates and you can now click on Update System.
- If you have a license to agree too, Rigo will warn you and you can accept them.
- Now Rigo is off and running as it tells me it is in progress.
You might want to follow the progress, so you can click on "Show me" and now you can see it's downloading the packages.
Installing individual packages
- So lets take a look at just doing an individual Package.
Back at the home screen you simply type the package you are looking for.
Rigo also offers Search completion, listing the recent searches.
- So now firefox has come up, I can click on it to go right to Install or view more info.
(In this case firefox is already installed, so instead of a install button you see a remove button.) So you can see here that you can do the same steps to remove a package.
- When clicking the "more info" button, you also have the ability to re-install the package.
- If the program you're about to install requires the installation of other packages (dependencies), you are prompted to accept them:
Package Options
- If you want more info about a certain package before installing,
clicking on More Info gets you a ton more of information, and from here you can also click the Install button.
- After clicking the install button, Firefox gets installed.
- Installed successfully., Rigo has finished.
Rigo's features
- Let's take a look at the features, Rigo has to offer.
On the main window, when clicking the icon on the left of the search-box, you'll see the features.
Show Installed Applications
- This feature is very simple and straight forward.
when clicking the icon on the left of the search-box, you'll see the features. Select "Show Installed Applications", and click the "run" button.
- You see a list of all packages, currently installed on the system.
- If you take a look at the search-box, you'll see the text: "in:installed".
- You can enter that right from the main window in the search-box as a shortcut, so it's not necessary to follow the steps described above.
- There are some more shortcunts you can use:
- in:queue
- in:notice
- in:config
- do:update
- do:upgrade
- do:install <app name>
- do:remove <app name>
- do:upgrade
- do:hello
Update Repositories
- Upon opening the features section, select "Update Repositories", and click the "run" button.
- All Repositories that are enabled will be updated.
- When done, Rigo tells you the Repositories are updated successfully.
Send votes and add comments to Packages
- This is actually a pretty cool and neat feature.
On the main window, when searching for AMSN for example, you can click on the "more info" button. Now, on the right of the application, you see 5 big stars. Let's say i want to give AMSN 5 stars., so i click on the fifth star. Rigo will tell me i first have to login:
Sometimes Rigo cannot connect to the Entropy Web Services, so you can't login.
Possible cause is that it's temporarily disabled, due to maintenance. Please try again later.
- After logged in, you get the choice to vote now, or later.
- Here i've choosen to vote now.
- Once logged in with your account, you can simply scroll down, and you have the ability to add a comment to the AMSN package, or even add images. (you will be redirected to the website "packages.sabayon.org"
Manage Repositories
- Before managing Repositories, I advise to first read this section of the Wiki:
- Managing your Repositories using Rigo is as easy as enable or disable them.
- For adding a Repository, please read this section of the Wiki:
- At the features section, select Manage Repositories and click run.
- You see a list of available Repositories, with the options to enable, or disable them.


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First impressions.
I like it. I like the whole level being available at the end terminal. After conquering a level, I like to go sightseeing to look at the interesting things I missed during the heat of battle. In general, I like the visual impact. It was interesting, attractive, and credible. I really liked the hallway going to the end terminal: absolutely industrial.
There was sufficient ammo lying around;
I even had some left over at the end. I appreciate it when I can scratch start a level and scavenge enough ordnance to complete it yet there not be so much that I don't have to manage it. Ordnance Management is a first year mandatory class at the UESC SO Academy but then there's always plenty of ammo at the Academy.
There was more than enough health available from conveniently located yet not overly abundant terminals.
With a couple of exceptions I bypassed the canisters. I ran on the 2x at polygon 896: the blue cabinet door was already open when I entered the cave at full speed. I used the 3x but was depleted to 2 red units during the first encounter after I had it. I get very careless with lots of health. I'm going to replay from a save before that point and see if I really needed it. I'll use precision scavenging instead of scooping the whole shelf.
The most thrilling point was
getting into the middle floor of the building under construction. It took about a dozen leaps the first time but now I can get it about one out of four. Though there may be an easier way that I don't know about.
The best mystery was The Singular Incident of the Switch at Polygon 469. I spent a long time on this during the fighting, but didn't actually solve it until my tour. At which time I was surprised by a blue bug who got splattered for his impertinence.
The secondary fire on the shotgun was kinda fun, but in the long run it just seems a little too much. Sorta like double jumping or whatever they call it in Destiny (Hey, does this cape make me look fat?). My personal preference would be to stick with the grenade/rocket jumping with its attendant hazards.
The story terminals are good too, though one writer is expressing some schadenfreude and may be tending towards instability.


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A neurological surgeon is a physician who surgically treats disorders of the nervous system, which is comprised of the brain, spinal cord and nerves.
In addition to treating trauma of the head and spine, these doctors also treat disorders like epilepsy, aneurysms, hydrocephalus, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, stroke, spinal disc herniation, and spinal disease.
Neurological surgeons can perform surgical procedures on the brain, such as stereotactic surgery, microsurgery, endoscopic surgery, stereotactic radiosurgery, and endovascular image guided methods.
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Land division consent is required where land is to be subdivided, either into normal allotments, by strata plan or community title.
A licence defines the need to obtain recognition / certification and registration to undertake a certain business activity.
Once off. The Consent is usually valid for 3 years.
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Between trailers, teasers and gameplay footage, there's almost enough movie time here to warrant an entire evening's worth of popcorn.
My personal favorite of the day's clips is the LEGO Harry Potter teaser — but I'm a sucker for all things LEGO-related. A close second is the Ayane gameplay footage, followed by the Old Republic trailer. If you have no idea what I'm talking about because you missed all of this glorious, game-related cinema, go through the list below and start watching.
I'll just be at the store, buying more popcorn for tomorrow's night's E3 clip binge.
Crysis 2 Trailer Is Light On The Crysis 2
LEGO Harry Potter And The Teaser Trailer Of Doom
In the Interest of Time, A Modern Warfare 2 Gameplay Clip
Old Republic Gets New Trailer
Watch Ayane Kick Some Ass
APB E3 Trailer Full Of Cops, Criminals
Halo: Reach Trailer Knows What You Know
Alan Wake Creeps Me Out
All You Need Is The Beatles: Rock Band Debut Trailer
Metal Gear Solid: Rising Teaser Trailer
Molyneux's Milo Brings a Virtual Child to the Xbox 360
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As an academic medical center we have a three-point mission of education, research and patient care. The academic difference at University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics begins with a belief that the very best health care as well as the very best medical training is delivered in a multi-faceted environment of care and compassion, of learning and discovery, of development and refinement. Our fellowship program places an emphasis on providing training for oculoplastic surgery, cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, orbital oncology, as well as research.
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Crashing a Porsche 911 GT3 RS is very bad. Crashing one into a fuel pump and not having the whole thing blow up is very bad and very lucky. Unless it was a BP protest. Then, it failed miserably.
There's no context given behind these images but judging by the gas pumps, the cars in the background and the police car wearing British colors we'd say this accident took place in jolly old England. Other than that, we've got nada. Hopefully this Brucetastic beast was able to be salvaged and put back on the road. [QuttroWorld]