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No-brainer fall into winter dressing starts with a great coat… Dear Sharon: I get confused at what to wear when I have appointments all over town and getting ready for work gets complicated. I wish for the days of a classic uniform, like school but a stylish one of course! Do you have any ideas on…Published on September 27, 2012
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feniks9174 said...
It bugs me that the Dragonhawk mount, the reward for getting 100 mounts, is only a 280 since chances are that you have at least one 310 mount by the time you reach 100.
If I set aside the time I could probably get my Ironbound in a couple weeks, I just hate pugs . . .
CagedKnight said...
Actually, the Albino drake, which is the reward for the 50 mounts achievement, is a 310% speed flyer, iirc.
With Crusader Aura on, I go +356% speed, which is what i get on my Violet Proto-Drake too.
Albino is 280%
I lurve my Protos, but I never ride them.... the two-seater is just too tempting... and scalable..
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Re: Do you think they may be making SmackDown important again? (Wishful Thinking)
The only way to make SmackDown important would be to kill the SuperShow concept and let SmackDown have storylines again.
If they're going to have Superstars crossing over, they should book it as if there is still a brand split.
One option would be to rewrite the rules of the brand split. Basically have it so that the brand extension only applies to wrestling. John Cena will appear on SmackDown to cut a promo but never wrestle a match. Sheamus will appear in a backstage segment on RAW, but not compete.
Another option would be to book the show based on the brand split. RAW will be focused primarily on the RAW Superstars, with SmackDown appearances being treated as cameos. SmackDown guys never get extended promo time on RAW and vice versa. For example, if Sheamus & Alberto Del Rio have a match on SmackDown, it'll get 15 minutes, but if they're wrestling on RAW, it will get no more than five. RAW guys never come out on SmackDown to cut a 20 minute promo. Their speaking time will be limited to a short backstage interview or segment.
But honestly, at this point I think they should just fully embrace SmackDown as the lesser show. Draft all the "important people" who show up on RAW anyway over to the RAW brand officially (along with a few higher tier midcarders like Kofi, Sandow, Rhodes, etc.) Draft all the midcarders like the Colons, Santino and Ryder over to SD. Let SmackDown be the B-brand where midcarders get to shine and get over with the fans, basically like Season 5 of NXT or WWECW. The more over midcarders who can get reactions like Ryder, Santino, Riley, and Brodus can carry the show. Have 1-2 top guys make advertised "guest apperances" (kind of like Main Event) for the sake of the ratings/ticket sales. For example SmackDown can feature CM Punk vs. Zack Ryder or John Cena vs. Fandango. Maybe have The Miz's MizTV segment as a SmackDown staple, where people will pay to see The Miz, but the focus is on the other guys. Miz can use his talk show to interview someone like Tyson Kidd and rub his star power off on him.
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Pitchfork Releases New Festival App For iOS
Last year, the Pitchfork Music Festival released its very first app, created by the people behind image-based scheduling app Diacarta. It was a lovely thing — the aesthetic perfectly inline with the music festival's mood and (as I said in a previous article) reminiscent of the quirky band posters sold at the event. This year, Pitchfork is out with an update, but it seems as though the only thing that has changed is the lineup.


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This salad is so flavorful!! Made it for a family party, I doubled the recipe, not a scrape left! I have also used regular cabbage for the napa, the cabbage (either type) makes it so good! The leftover dressing is great to have for marinades or other salad.
Asian Chicken, Noodle, and Snap Pea Salad
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For extra crunch, serve this Asian noodle salad over a bed of shredded napa (Chinese) cabbage. Look for toasted sesame seeds on the spice aisle of your supermarket.
Prep: 12 minutes; Cook: 6 minutes
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- Calories: 333
- Calories from fat: 21%
- Fat: 8g
- Saturated fat: 1.7g
- Monounsaturated fat: 2.3g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1.6g
- Protein: 35.2g
- Carbohydrate: 27.8g
- Fiber: 3.1g
- Cholesterol: 92mg
- Iron: 2.5mg
- Sodium: 640mg
- Calcium: 65mg
- 3 ounces uncooked soba (buckwheat noodles)
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- 1 red bell pepper, thinly sliced
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- 1/2 cup light sesame-ginger dressing (such as Newman's Own)
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- Sliced green onions (optional)
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- 1. Prepare soba according to package directions. Drain.
- 2. While soba cooks, microwave peas in package at HIGH 1 minute. Rinse peas under cold water. Combine soba, peas, and next 3 ingredients in a large bowl; toss to combine. Garnish with sesame seeds and onions, if desired. Serve over cabbage, if desired.
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Tim Cahill. always gives 100%, and understands that being an everton player means being loyal to the club, unlike the likes of lescott
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Tonight I was watching CNN as it covered this tragedy and Anderson Cooper personally took a few moments to read the victim's names on air.
I found myself crying as I realized the number of 6 and 7 year olds who were looking forward to Christmas morning.
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Tears and pain controls the run away train.
All the human race, what is tomorrow to gain.
Insanity has claimed us by the wayside.
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No Little Feat, Cooking Real Southern Food – By Jason Ledford (Bon Air Buzz featured contributor)
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Let's talk about Southern food. There are quite a few restaurants doing good things with Southern food in Richmond. It does make sense when you consider we were the capital of the South at one point. Even considering this I had an interesting experience when I worked in restaurants during the early 90's.
I had a person call up the establishment I was bartending at and ask for "real" southern fried chicken, made from scratch. I couldn't think of a place. I was stumped. I hate to admit it. Here I am, a life long resident of the South and I can't think of one place that makes real fried chicken. Now, I can. Last week I visited The Dixie Chicken on Westover Hills Boulevard. Finally I've found a place that does real southern fried chicken from scratch.
Let's talk about the place so you can find this party of hot oil, pork, and "Grandma style" food love.
The Dixie Chicken is located at 1203 Westover Hills Boulevard. It's beside the Valero and shares half the building with a laundry. The building is bright yellow so should be hard to miss. Currently they are configured for carry out service with a counter and white washed walls inside. They have a few chairs for waiting customers but most of the interior is devoted to cooking and prep. You won't be disappointed when you walk in as right away you're greeted with a friendly smile and a hello.
The menu is full of Southern delicacies besides the fried chicken such as pork belly sandwich, bbq, collard greens, deviled eggs, cole slaw, mac and cheese, and hoppin' john. The hoppin' john was declared authentic by my wife, a native of Savannah, Georgia. I wasn't going to argue as I was too busy using my mouth for eating. Every meal is served with a fresh buttermilk biscuit. The prices are impossible to beat with dinners, a typical meat and two sides, between $5 and $6. The larger family style meals that are intended for more than one person are between $10 and $15. They have bbq on the menu but are still in the start up phases so as for now it's pulled pork only. I was told they plan to add more smoked meats to the menu at a later date.
On my second visit I called in an order of 3 dinners(!) for my wife and I. I arrived and had a nice chat while picking up this hefty portion of food for the both of us. What can I say? I had raved about the food all day and we couldn't make a decision on what we wanted. The prices are so reasonable we just ordered everything we hadn't tried and planned for leftovers. From that trip I can saw the pork belly sandwich is much better than I expected. I thought I would get a roll with bacon on it. What I received was a home baked roll with thick slices of pork belly mixed with spiced onions and a homemade spread. It was glorious to someone like me who disregards health warnings. I see those warnings as a promise of a long life of tasteless and boring food. My wife tried the bbq sandwich and enjoyed it's surprisingly smokey flavor and another homemade roll. She ordered the mac and cheese and the already mentioned hoppin' john. The hoppin' john followed the example set by the collard greens by coming with pork already added. It was an excellent and welcome addition. The mac and cheese was cooked casserole style and had a coating of baked bread crumbs across the top. The top layer was crispy while getting softer the closer you get to the bottom of your slice.
Now I'm going to talk about the deviled eggs. They deserve their own paragraph. I'll say this much. I know deviled eggs. I've been eating them all my life. All kinds. From the typical church social deviled eggs to the already made, unable to determine their age, style served at gas stations across the South. The deviled eggs at The Dixie Chicken are a revelation. My more worldly food companion commented that they must be made with a fork because the yolk filling couldn't have been squeezed through a pastry bag. Myself, I just know they're damned good. The filling is very light and has a strong taste of egg yolk, sweet pickle, and paprika. The poor white just sitting there as way to deliver this glorious mixture to your taste buds. You'll get two as a side order but you won't want to share. I asked my wife to share but the quick cut of her eyes after the question was answer enough. A smart man picks his battles with close relatives and people with ready access to knives or firearms. If those two attributes are combined it's best just to surrender straight away.
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I tried this place after the review in Richmond.com and you were correct it was crowded and busy. I had to order food the day before otherwise it was a very ling wait. But they did not disappoint. My mom is a hard woman to please when it comes to Southern cooking because according to her NO ONE can cook Mac and Cheese as well as her let alone some 'fly by night fried chicken place'. Well I brought her home a 10 piece chicken dinner order for the family with a side of collards and coleslaw. Usually within 5 minutes of trying the food from other places there is the usual, 'its alright but I can do better comment'. But not this time…there was more lip smacking and finger licking GOING ON than I could count. She said, and I quote..wow this is some of the best chicken and mac & cheese that I have EVER TASTED! The biscuits were as good as any southern grandma could make they were delicious as were the coleslaw and greens. We hid the leftovers from the other family members so we could have it the next day and it was just as good. I don't want to tell everyone about this place because I want to keep it to myself. I see great success for them. The place itself needs work but the food that comes out that place is very good!


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As the Occupy Boston movement gains steam with nurses and college students joining the ranks of protestors, FOX Undercover has learned that Massachusetts is rolling out the red carpet for the hundreds who are camping out.
Members of the protest group have been camping out overnight on the Rose Kennedy Greenway since last week, but the city is not requiring the group to get any permits even though that's what is supposed to happen when groups protest in the city.
The state owns the Greenway land where the protesters are camped out, and electricity is actually being provided to the demonstrators staying there.
A city ordinance prohibits overnight camping. Boston police say the ordinance allows people to only pass through the parks between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m.
The city is also picking up trash from the Greenway everyday.
FOX Undercover reporter Mike Beaudet caught up with Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino to ask about the friendly treatment.
"Why are they allowed to be in the city without a permit?" Beaudet asked.
"Well because freedom of expression, and I think that's the important part here," Menino said.
"Are you welcoming campers, because I have to be honest with you, Mayor, I'd love to pitch a tent in the public garden this weekend with my family," Beaudet said.
"You don't have a cause," Menino joked.
He added, "I'm not encouraging them, but this is a national movement. I think we have to make that decision what's wrong and what isn't wrong. And look what happened in New York. Over 700 folks were arrested. I think we have to have this conversation going back and forth between the demonstrators and the police department."
So far the protests have remained peaceful, with Boston police reporting no arrests.
The mayor's spokesperson says the city isn't cracking down on the protesters because the city doesn't want to cause problems by encouraging civil disobedience.
A state spokesman tells FOX Undercover the electricity was made available because the protesters wanted to bring in a generator, which the state felt could be unsafe.
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Interview: Cat & Melissa
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First, can you please give an introduction of each member and tell us one interesting fact about yourselves?
Byou: I'm Byou, on vocals. I love sex.
Kazuki: Ah, that was interesting! (claps)
Everyone: (laughs and claps)
Kazuki: I'm Kazuki, on guitar. I love girls. (pauses) Eh, interesting! (claps)
Everyone: (claps)
Rui: I'm Rui, on bass. Something interesting? Hm, I want to live in Europe.
Kazuki: Yes, interesting! (claps)
Everyone: (claps)
Manabu: I'm Manabu, on guitar. Hm… Amsterdam–
Kazuki: (interrupts) Interesting! (claps)
Everyone: (laughs)
Manabu: I want to return to Amsterdam on my time off.
Kazuki: Interesting! (claps)
Everyone: (claps)
Jin: I'm Jin, on drums. Europe is an exciting dream for me.
SCREW has performed in Europe before, but this is your first tour here. How did you prepare for it?
Byou: We went grocery shopping together.
Kazuki: (in English) Japanese food.
Rui: Rice, miso soup, nori. (Note: nori is a type of seaweed, commonly used in the preparation of sushi.)
Byou: We went to buy it together.
Did you buy it in Europe?
Byou: (in English) No, no, no. In Japan.
In what way are the audiences overseas different than in Japan?
Byou: Even before we start, the crowd responds by making sound, and with their bodies, too.
Kazuki: The girls in Europe are cuter than in Japan.
Rui: I was really happy with the feeling that they all waited for us. Feeling this in every place makes me really happy.
Manabu: I was happy that even in countries where we've never been before, everyone knew the songs and the words.
Jin: Everyone is intense.
Have you had any funny or interesting experiences on this tour?
Kazuki: Hm, I kissed the audience.
Rui: Nothing yet.
Manabu: Well, yesterday I went to see a live in Germany.
Rui: Kazuki and I went too. It made an impact on us!
Jin: Because the ceiling of the bus is low, I hit my head often.
That's difficult, isn't it?
Kazuki: Japanese people are small but tough. (laughs)
What is the most difficult part of touring overseas?
Byou: Rehearsals.
And what is the most rewarding?
Byou: The lives.
In October, your new single 「XANADU」 will come out. What can fans expect?
Jin: Hm… We will be happy if the fans learn and enjoy the songs.
Can you say a few words to your overseas fans and the readers at Shattered-Tranquility.net?
Byou: You are the best.
Kazuki: Please marry me.
Rui: What to say… Please come to Japan one day.
Manabu: Please buy our CDs.
Everyone: (laughs)
Jin: Europe is the best.
Shattered-Tranquility.net would like to thank SCREW and B7Klan for this interview.
SCREW fans, stay tuned! A report of the live in Amsterdam on June 8th is coming soon!
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7 Responses to Interview with SCREW
OMG I'm happy to dead… Almost crying ;__________; Thank you gurls!!! Great job!
Hm well now i know that at least 2/5 parts of ScReW is very… very interested in girls. And marriage? Oh Kazuki, you will regret that
I'd love to buy their stuff, if they were to make music as they used to. As long as they're making this.. oddly thing which i do not like the sound of, i can't support it, sorry. ^^
I'm Byou, on vocals. I love sex. XD
Lol Byou is really hooked in learning English language ne~
also couldn't hide his Ero side. *laughs*
Kazuki-san, as much as it hurts me seeing and admitting that you've kissed some of the audience during you lives there. *Sighs* I'm still happy that you guys had a great time and made it successfully. well you better kiss me too when the time comes that I'll be watching your lives. >:) Lol and please don't make up your mind on marrying someone yet! It's too early! Hahahah
Jin-chan and Manabu Kawaii as always :3
Thanks for this girls (^_^)n
Oh! Thank you so much for this interview! I enjoyed it so much and it made me laugh XD. I'm happy that I was available to see them in friday and that they enjoy europe<3 ^_^. They should come back here soon…or move here! Lol XP. Haha! Kazuki is so funny and cute<3 XP. Yeah, he kissed fans…on the cheek and spitted water on them XD. I'm so happy that he thinks that we are cuter than the japanese fans :D. Aww, of course I will marry you Kazuki<3 ;D. Lol…I knew it that Byo loves sex…that pervert bitch XD. I wonder if he was thinking of having sex with me while he looked intensively into my eyes under the concert. Lol. Eeeh, Jin hits his head on the bus…but he is so short! XD
Thank you for the translation. I love Screw
Thank you for your interview! (^-^)


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A 3-month-old baby in India has an incredibly rare disease that has caused him, in his short life, to burst into flames on four separate occasions. Oh yes. You read that right. This poor baby has to sleep next to a fire extinguisher because he may spontaneously combust at any moment.
Though very, very rare, it's possible that a person can have this issue. There have been 200 such cases in the past 300 years. At first, people blamed the mother and she suffered social ostracization because of it. But now, even a doctor has confirmed that this child has an incredibly rare syndrome in which the tiniest spark or flame can cause a human to burst into flames.
The doctor says:
We have to teach them to avoid sending the child out in the sun and specify the kinds of clothes he can wear when he grows up. Matchsticks, crackers, or anything that can catch fire should not be kept near him.
Can you even imagine? This is worse than any food allergy or illness a child could possibly have. One tiny bit of exposure to the sun and it could be all over. Even worse, this poor mother. I am sure many people doubted her story. After all, it's easy to doubt. Spontaneous combustion is largely considered a myth, something people have made up. And yet, it seems it isn't. It's just extremely rare.
Each time the baby named Rahul has burst into flames, he has been burned severely and he is only 3 months old. For these parents, getting this child to adulthood is going to be an incredibly long and painful and frightening process.
Forget turning on a gas oven or stove near this child or lighting a candle or going out in the midday sun. Everything is going to be a challenge.
It's good to publicize the story so that people know it's possible and families need not suffer in shame and silence. But still. When you bring a new baby home, this is the last kind of thing you would ever expect to be dealing with. It's just beyond comprehension. Perhaps the more people talk about it, the more help this mom will get. Lord knows, she will need it.
Have you ever heard of anything like this?
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SHC is no joke, but what I dont understand is that the article says nothing about why the child is producing more then usual amout of gases
I have heard of spontaneous combustion but all adults. And happens once and they die by burning insides
I have heard of this before. What if they keep a wet blanket on him all the time?
i hope this mother can get some help dealing with this i dont know if there is any support groups fund to find cure best of luck you are in my prays
Could this be the root of what causes Spontaneous Human Combustion? That SHC could have a genetic/medical component is a provocative idea!
i know someone a teacher that her child had some thing like this was in so much pain turned out the insides of him were buring like on fire. he was in the hospital almost the whole school year. it was so sad to hear about. happy to say he is doing some what better not usre on details but the mom is back teaching hope we have her for this school year..nice person. age was 4 or 5.


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If you thought a teacher's task was to answer students' questions, that's not true. Or at least, it is only true sometimes. Let me illustrate by sharing three questions my students asked me this week.
The first question comes from my Advanced Placement class. Some of the brightest and most motivated seniors, they have opted to take a college level class instead of sliding through their last year of high school.
Much of the time our Socratic discussions consist of my asking questions and then shooting holes in any weak arguments the students offer. Thoughtless, off-the-cuff, shoot-from-the-hip comments disappear. Over the course of the year through the crucible of debate and discussion, my students learn the value of thinking before they speak, of backing up what they say with more than mere opinion, of listening to each other and evaluating what they hear.
As we make our way through the first major unit, my students struggle to define truth. We talk about absolute and relative truth, about perceptions and opinions and facts. I use a favorite sleight of hand and ask about the color of the wall.
"White!" they insist.
"Are you sure?" I say, giving them a chance to recant. But no one does.
Until I turn the lights off.
"That wall is black," I say, and I can hear the wheels in their brains whirling.
We spend the next few minutes defining color and then going a step further to discuss the physics of light wavelengths and how human eyes are constructed and how the brain makes sense of what the eye sees.
Still, by the end of class, they aren't sure what the color of the wall is.
"Just tell us!" Danny said. "Give us your opinion!"
At some point every year, some student asks this question. What should I think?
Role is not to indoctrinate
It's one question I refuse to answer. My task as a teacher is not to indoctrinate my students or to make them comfortable; it's to help them learn how to think logically and rationally…and for themselves.
The second question this week comes from my juniors in American literature. Although the class is designated a college prep class, most of the students have other goals for after high school. One boy wants to be a truck driver like most of the men in his family. A girl taking ROTC hopes to join the service. Several students are in vocational programs – nursing, culinary arts, auto-mechanics, building construction.
This week we've been reading some of the founding documents of the United States – Thomas Paine's The Crisis, Patrick Henry's Speech to the Virginia Convention, Thomas Jefferson's The Declaration of Independence. They aren't particularly easy for 16-year-olds who don't particularly like to read. My students and I have read them slowly and closely, learning the vocabulary, making sure every phrase is translated into modern English, the meaning clear.
So far the students have been willing participants, even though they complain that they are reading and writing more than they bargained for.
Then one day a girl in the back of the room asks the question.
"Why are we doing history in an English class?"
I sputter something about the literary merits of the nonfiction documents we are reading, about the connections between disciplines, the integrated way they need to see the world.
My students' eyes glaze over. That's a question that deserves a serious and a funny answer.
"Actually," I say, "how many of you are in American history class this semester?"
Almost all of them raise their hands.
"Have you started learning about the American Revolution yet?"
They tell me that it's on the schedule for next week.
"The reason we are reading history in here," I say, "is so you will look like a genius when your history teacher gets to this stuff."
The last question comes from my creative writing class, most of them freshmen, though of all abilities and interest levels. They ask what is probably the most common question every teacher hears at some time in her career.
As I hand out the rubric for the short story writing assignment, someone pipes up, "Do we have to do this?"
That's a question I always answer.
"Of course not," I say. "You have a choice. Do it or don't do it. It's up to you."
A few smiles break out. One boy starts to put away his notebook.
I hasten to add, "But be aware – there are consequences to whatever you choose."
The boy pulls his notebook back out and opens it, looking around. The smilers have already moved on, their fingers dragging their pencils across the landscape of notebook paper, searching for answers in their own imaginations.
Guest columnist Kay McSpadden is a high school English teacher in York, S.C., and author of "Notes from a Classroom: Reflections on Teaching." Write her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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It's almost always best to name a team after an animal. My favorite is the University of California at Santa Cruz Banana Slugs. Other team names are neutral, not offending man nor beast like the college teams Red Tide and Red Storm. I know a red tide can poison shellfish and make them inedible, but I have no idea what a red storm is. Naming a team after an article of clothing is safe, Red Sox should offend nobody unless they're beating the Yankees, who, by the way, are Yankees because they are based in the North.
Brewers brew beer and Dodgers dodged trolley cars in Brooklyn. What do Packers pack, meat? There are certainly more descendants of Vikings in Minnesota than almost any other state.
Angels might not be angelic or deceased and no one on the Giants is over 8 feet tall, but the names don't offend. As long as we're being picky, I question how many Mariners know how to sail a boat?


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With almost supersonic speed, solar energy has advanced to unprecedented levels of use and a growing need for linear actuators. Actuators play an important role that is linked to solar panels for solar energy. A linear actuator borrows plant logic from the sunflower (helianthus annuus) to track the sun with optimal efficiency.
Actuators are pre-eminent mechanical devices that are traditionally used to generate kinetic motion to systems. There are several types of actuators used for chemical processing, pulp and paper industries, petroleum refining, production and marine industries. Mini actuators are also manufactured for many smaller sized mechanical parts and equipment. Mini actuators are built into hand tools as well as motors.
An actuator works with solar panels in the same way the tiny florets inside one large sunflower head collects sunlight for photosynthesis to nourish its leaves, stem and roots. Sunflowers are referred to as heliotropes because the flower head and tiny florets follow the sun from east to west each day.
The motion of a linear actuators for solar panels work to provide maximum panel efficiency. An actuator uses a tiny micro composite that is combined with an elastomeric liquid which produces heat. The result is heat-producing carbon tubes. Sunflower florets in the flower head acts as a storage and supply unit in the same way these heat-producing carbon tubes in a linear actuator in solar panels increase efficiency.
A linear actuator helps generate sufficient solar energy from originating panels to provide an excess of solar energy that can be transferred for wider ranges of use by simple conductivity. From industrial actuators to mini actuators and an idea borrowed from a sunflower for solar panels, the world of solar energy has become that much more exciting.


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Amrita Saikia spent most of her childhood days in a small town called Nagaon in Assam. She attended the prestigious Cotton College in the city of Guwahati and then moved to Bangalore to pursue higher studies. She did her graduation from Mount Carmel College and post-graduation from Dayananda Sagar College, Bangalore. Currently, she is working as an editor in International Data Corporation. She likes to read books, write (mostly her blog posts), and paint during her leisure time. She is extremely passionate about food and loves experimenting with new dishes.
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Anisha Bhaduri has spent more than a decade in journalism. She is currently the deputy news editor of The Statesman and its coordinator for Asia News Network (ANN). She is also the first Indian woman to become a Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Fellow, and is an alumnus of Banaras Hindu University, Indian Institute of Mass Communication, and Konrad Adenauer Asian Center for Journalism at the Ateneo de Manila University, the Philippines. A visiting faculty to the Statesman Print Journalism School, Anisha was conferred the Pradyot Bhadra Young Journalist Award for Excellence by Pracheen Kala Kendra in December, 2011. Anisha has written book chapters commissioned by the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung on contemporary Indian journalism and politics. In 2009, she won the first prize in a national literary contest for women writers organized by the British Council in India.
Aprameya Manthena is a graduate of English Literature from Sri Venkateswara College, with a post graduate degree from Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi University. Aprameya enjoys writing, is trained in Carnatic music, loves travelling, and is outdoorsy to a fault. She volunteers in her spare time and shares in the passions and interests of her friends. She also takes a keen interest in cinema, art, and theatre and dabbles in painting. Her quest for higher learning continues as she hopes to undertake research work in the near future.
Belinder Dhanoa is a writer and an artist, with a Masters in Fine Arts in Art Criticism from the Faculty of Fine Arts, MSU, Baroda, and another MFA in Visual and Cultural Studies from the University of Rochester, New York. She is the author of Waiting for Winter and her second novel Echoes in the Well is due to release soon. She has also written several books for children and researched and documented Contemporary Art of Baroda, which was published as a book by the same title. She is currently involved in developing and teaching post-graduate courses in creative writing at the New School for Culture and Creative Expression at Ambedkar University Delhi.
Chitralekha was born and raised in South Mumbai. She has lived in Jamshedpur, Hong Kong, Singapore, Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York and wandered the rest of the globe observing cultures. She is presently parked in New Delhi, trying to crystallize the lessons of a nomadic life.
Dr Geeta Sundar began her career as a consultant in medicine at BL Kapoor Memorial hospital, Delhi. She has also done a course in medico-legal law. She is a regular contributor to Times Wellness as well as a corporate lecturer. Her published works include Health after Forty and A-Z of Bone Muscle and Joint Diseases. She has also written a work of fiction called Premier Murder League. She is both a consultant in medicine and a writer. At present, she is working in Pune.
Jyotsna Jha belongs to Kolkata. She has an M.Phil in English Literature and has worked as a teacher, instructional designer, and editor. She is married to an army officer and has two sons.
Prarthana Rao was born and raised in Chennai. After her schooling at Bhavan's Rajaji Vidyashram, she completed B.Sc. Visual Communication from Loyola College, followed by a Masters in International Studies from Stella Maris College, securing gold medals in both courses. She has worked as a freelance content and copywriter and has dabbled in acting and scriptwriting as well. She has been writing short stories, poetry, non-fiction, and just about anything since the age of six. Prarthana enjoys music, movies and yes, books.
Santana Pathak is not a conventional female writer dogged by social norms and values. Growing up and studying in a North-eastern state and working in fields like academia and journalism in the pan-Indian layout, she has seen two different worlds dealing differently with common human values. This disparity has made her sensitive towards the complexities of life. It has also widened the horizon of her expectations and nothing surprises her. Her writings are born from thoughts that keep playing in her mind and feelings that touch her heart with each passing experience.
Sheela Jaywant has worked in a multi-specialty tertiary care hospital for many years and for half a decade in a five-star hotel. And in earlier avatars, as a librarian, teacher and UNICEF volunteer. As an author of three books, Quilted: Stories of middle-class India, Melting Moments, and The Liftman and Other Stories, as well as a columnist and translator, she found that creative writing couldn't pay the bills. So she wrote three books of short fiction and did two translations alongside her day job. Later, many of her stories found their way into anthologies. When people ask her where she gets her ideas from, she says: 'you'.
Shreya Manjunath has a PGDM from IIM Bangalore and a BE in Computer Science from PESIT. She has been working as a management consultant. Shreya also writes socio-political satirical articles for a leading satirical website.
A journalist and a poet, Yishey Doma was born in Martam in the east district of Sikkim. Her published works include the highly acclaimed coffee table book Sikkim: The Hidden Fruitful Valley and other books like Legends of the Lepchas: Folktales from Sikkim and Sikkim: A Traveller's Companion. Her work has also been anthologized in Strangers Notes and Other Essays. She is a recipient of the first North-East Poetry Award (Guwahati, 2007) from the Poetry Society of India. Yishey lives in Gangtok and works as a copy editor for the Sikkim Express.
400 participants, 12 winners and 1 extraordinary book
It is hard to describe how deeply a well written short story affects you. It invokes in you those emotions which you cannot really describe, only feel. You go with the protagonist, like a silent ghost, experiencing vicariously all that they do, wringing your hands in despair sometimes, calling out to them to stop at other times, but deeply involved nevertheless in all that they do. For those brief moments, you are a part of their lives -- feeling the emotions they feel through your mind. It is a surreal feeling, truly like entering another body and coming back to your own when the story is over.
In May 2012, Random House India, in association with MSN, had conducted a short story contest to hunt for twelve of India's finest women writers. The participants could choose from one of the following themes:
a. Woman in the City
'Frankly my dear
, I don't give a damn' -- Gone With the Wind
b. Growing up in India
'Experience is the name every one gives to their mistakes' -- Oscar Wilde
c. The Man in my Life
'Being with him made her feel as though her soul had escaped from the narrow confines of her island country into the vast, extravagant spaces of his' -- The God of Small Things
One of the conditions laid down was that the quotes given with each topic had to be incorporated somewhere into the story. Hundreds of entries poured in and the judges had a difficult time picking the final ones that appear in this book.
Each of these twelve stories here are remarkable in their own way. They are stories from women like you and me, based in different places like Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, New Delhi, Bangalore and Gangtok, who have drawn on their experiences from the places they have visited perhaps (or lived in) and woven them deftly into the stories they tell. They take us on a journey all around the world, really. They make us familiar with a place where we have not been to before, making it come alive with all the sight and sounds and a myriad other things that it almost feels like one has visited it many a time. Whether it is the newly-wed Bengali bride feeling out of place on her honeymoon in the story 'Other people's lives' by Anisha Bhaduri or an unusual obsession a working woman has, in the story 'Revelation' by Aprameya Manthena, one finds that the writing is so powerful that we get under the skin of the protagonist deeply. I visited Boston and walked by the Charles River with Belinder Dhanoa, without leaving my room, through her story 'A Boston Brahmin,' and I travelled to Madgaon and Canacona with Sheela Jayawant, much the same way in her story 'Yokemates.'
Some of the stories are deeply moving, some disturbing, and some make you want to just dive into the book and be a part of it. All of them are superbly written and they make you think.
Unlike a novel which takes you on a long journey and demands a certain effort on your part to complete it -- reading a short story is almost effortless. It is like floating idly in a coracle on a warm sunny day, with the gentle breeze blowing through your hair, as the world goes around, although I must admit, in reality I read it curled up in my blankets with the rains tap-tapping on my window panes, and it was just as enjoyable. That is what good stories do. They make you forget everything momentarily.
It made me think that a collection of short stories is a treat, like a box of assorted chocolates for if you do not like one, there is always another one you can help yourself to.
As for me, I loved them all and hopefully you will too. So relax, sit back, let go, allow your heart to beat that much faster, lose yourself for a little while, and indulge in these tales.
Happy reading!
Preeti Shenoy is an author and an artist, with three national bestsellers - Life Is What You Make It, 34 Bubblegums and Candies and Tea for Two and a Piece of Cake. er interests are as multifarious and diverse as her several academic degrees, which include an internationally recognised qualification from the UK in portraiture. She loves yoga, travelling, nature, creating stuff, photography, blogging and basketball. She lives in Bangalore, India, with her husband, her two children and a hyperactive Doberman. To know more go to www.preetishenoy.com


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Frosted Bellinis
Yield: 6 cups
- 1 (750-milliliter) bottle champagne
- 2 (11.5-ounce) cans peach nectar
- 1/2 cup peach schnapps
- Combine all ingredients in a large pitcher, stirring until well blended; serve immediately in glasses over crushed ice, or pour mixture into an 13- x 9-inch pan. Cover and freeze until firm.
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- MAIN INGREDIENT: Fruits
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Meatless
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It declares that the whole is born out of the whole, and yet that which remains behind is always whole; in the end the whole is absorbed into the whole, and even then the whole increases not at all, it remains as it was before. This is a very great antimathematical statement. P. D. Ouspensky has written a book called Tertium Organum. He was a renowned mathematician of Russia, who in later years, as a disciple of a remarkable western master, Gurdjieff, became a mystic himself. He was a mathematical genius, his intelligence penetrating the heights and depths of his subject.
The first statement he makes in this wonderful book is that there are only three great canons of thought in the world. The first, entitled Organum, is by Aristotle, father of the Western science of logic. Organum means the principle of knowledge. The second book is by Francis Bacon and is called Novum Organum-the new principle of knowledge. And the third one is his own book, which is called Tertium Organum - the third principle of knowledge. He follows this statement with a short sentence that has puzzled many people: "Before the first existed, the third was." That is, the third principle was already in the world before the first principle was discovered. The first book was written by Aristotle two thousand years ago, the second by Bacon three hundred years ago, and the third one was written some forty years ago. But Ouspensky says the third existed in the world before the first was written, even though he wrote this third book only forty years ago. When anyone asked him the meaning of this crazy, illogical statement, he replied, "Whatever I have written is not written by me. It was already in existence; I have simply proclaimed it."
The earth was under the influence of gravity before Newton was born. The earth attracted a stone before his birth in the same way that it has done ever since. Newton did not invent the principle of gravitation, he only revealed it. He opened what was hidden, he made known what was unknown. But gravity was already there before Newton; otherwise Newton himself would not have been there. Newton could not have been born without gravity. Gravity can exist without him, but he cannot exist without the earth's gravity. It existed already but was not known in the world.
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(09/20/12) - Smoke and flames could be seen for miles from a relentless fire in Genesee County.
It broke out around 6 p.m. at a Charter Distributing Company, a flooring supply company, in Mt. Morris Township.
The business is on Pierson Rd and Dolan Drive, near I-75.
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