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Though Cole had essayed a handful of television roles in the early '80s, it wasn't until his breakthrough role as a suspected murderer in the 1984 made-for-television feature Fatal Vision that audiences truly began to take notice. Cole's role as the drug-addicted son of an alcoholic father in the 1986 made-for-TV drama Vital Signs showed that he undoubtedly had the chops to make it on the small screen. Despite an increase in television roles, the ambitious actor continued to impress on the stage as well. Cole's first taste of weekly series life came with his role as a former cop who finds redemption as a late-night radio talk show host in the 1989 series Midnight Caller. In the following decade, he would expand his career into feature film territory.
Cole's silver-screen career began with a role as a Secret Service agent in the Clint Eastwood thriller In the Line of Fire (1993), and his natural skills onscreen lent a surprising amount of depth to the supporting role. A few supporting television performances were quick to follow, and in 1995, Cole cracked up audiences with his role as suburban philosopher Mike Brady in the hit comedy The Brady Bunch Movie. Cole would reprise the role in the following year's sequel A Very Brady Sequel, but not before returning to series work as the sheriff in the short-lived, but well-loved, oddity American Gothic. As his feature career gained momentum, Cole still remained loyal to the stage and small screen. In 1998, a role in the acclaimed HBO miniseries From the Earth to the Moon found him going as strong as ever, and on the heels of supporting roles in A Simple Plan and I'll Be Home for Christmas, Cole played what was perhaps his most widely recognized role to date in Office Space (1999). Cast as by-the-books corporate figurehead William "Bill" Lumbergh, Cole delivered a performance that was pure comic gold for anyone who has weathered the never-ending drone of life in cubicle-land.
In 2001, Cole loaned his voice to the hit "Adult Swim" cartoon Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law, playing several characters, including Birdman himself. The next year, Cole continued to dabble in animated television with his performance as the titular character's father in the hit series Kim Possible. Back on the big screen, he took the role of the villainous heavy in the Eddie Murphy/Owen Wilson comedy I Spy and returned to the role of Mike Brady in the made-for-television sequel, The Brady Bunch in the White House. In 2003, he was cast in the recurring role of new Vice President "Bingo Bob" Russell for the fifth season of the critically acclaimed dramatic series The West Wing. The popular character actor could also be seen in supporting capacity in the 2004 comedies Win a Date with Tad Hamilton! and Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story.
Cole maintained his status as a talented comic with a series of vocal performances on the animated television show The Family Guy, while showcasing his versatility by appearing in the sequel to the American version of The Ring. In 2006 he played opposite Will Ferrell in the NASCAR comedy Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby. He appeared in the spy drama Breach, and lent a scary presence to the pot comedy Pineapple Express. He became a part of the HBO series Entourage for that show's final two seasons, and in 2011 he was in the hit family comedy Hop. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi


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This is fabulous! I made my own light alfredo sauce. I'm defintely saving this recipe to my file.
Shrimp Alfredo Pizza
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About SWANA
For nearly 50 years, the Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA) has been the leading professional association in the solid waste field. Our association serves over 7,000 members throughout North America, and thousands more with conferences, certifications, publications, and technical training courses.
Canadian Chapters
There are four Canadian chapters of SWANA. The Atlantic Canada Chapter represents the provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador. The Northern Lights Chapter represents the provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta and the Northwest Territories. The Ontario Chapter represents the province of Ontario. The Pacific Chapter represents the province of British Columbia and the Yukon.
The Canadian Waste Symposium
From April 22 to 25, 2012 the Ontario Chapter of SWANA was pleased to host the 6th Canadian Waste Symposium, in beautiful Niagara Falls, Ontario. This Symposium featured an informative array of informative Technkcal Sessions and entertaing networking opportunites. This Symposium drew attendees from across Canada and the United States.
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Written by Progress Times Staff Saturday, 02 November 2013 17:01
Don't forget to set clocks back an hour at 2 a.m. Sunday morning to mark the end of Daylight Saving Time or else risk showing up for church and other activities early … and lose a free hour of sleep.
Some states began observing Daylight Saving Times early as 1918, and the practice became mandatory yearlong in the United States during World War II as a way to conserve resources for the war effort. Residents now spring forward in March and fall back in November.
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Wali Collins is a regular at all of the mainstream Comedy clubs in the United States including New York City and Los Angeles. He even headlines and tours at Comedy clubs in Europe and Asia.
Collins' television stand-up credits include NBC, CBS, FOX, HBO, ABC's The View, Comedy Central's Tough Crowd, Commentary on VH1, to name a very few. David Letterman caught Wali's act and recruited him to warm-up for his show. Later that season Wali performed his stand up on CBS's the Late Show with David Letterman.
He also landed a role in the Jerry Bruckheimer hit film Coyote Ugly. Wali also was featured in the sitcom Spin City and hosted the PBS series special, Wild TV. If Wali's face looks familiar to you it's because you've seen him in over 30 national television commercials.
In the words of Robert Klein, "Wali Collins is versatile, smart and very, very funny." Wali is headed only one way, Stardom. If you haven't seen Wali do his thing in either stand up or acting, you're missing out on one gifted man.
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A 20 year veteran of the national comedy circuit, Joe's ability to take you on a tour of life's absurdities will create an atmosphere of non-stop laughter by blending just the right mix of sarcasm, logic and personality into a hilarious stand-up performance. His creative humor and sardonic style of comedy has made him a favorite at all the major comedy chains throughout the country. It's a night out that will leave you wanting more.
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If you frequent your local comedy club you may have caught stand-up standout Scott Bruce. It's hard to find a venue that has not taken advantage of his many and varied talents. You may catch him on a cruise ship, at a nightclub in Las Vegas or a Moose Lodge in rural Pennsylvania. The one thing you are guaranteed is a good time and a lot of laughs. His quick wit, ad-libbing ability and natural timing make not just a great comic, but also one of the most sought after MC's working today.
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10 acre building lot on Bear Lake near Big Bay. Year round access could make a home site or camp.
150 feet of lakefront on Little Lake near Gwinn in Central Marquette County. This waterfront lot is buildable and close to utilities.
Awesome inland lake frontage on Farmers Lake in Little Lake. Just South of Gwinn in Marquette County.
18.5 acres on Lake Bailey in Eagle Harbor Twp. If off the grid is what you're looking for this is it. Over 600 feet of frontage on the south shore.
Michigan Sportsman's Paradise is what you'll get with this amazing 2,779 acre tract of Pure Gods Country! Fish out the back door in total privacy from your own nice 2BR log cabin overlooking a beautiful 25 acre private lake.
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Large private acreage with a private lake in the middle. Bengston Lake has a boggy shorline, but don't let that fool you. This lake is deep enough to hold most species of fish.
Stunning sunset views to be enjoyed looking down the beautiful Portage Canal. This large waterfront parcel features 320 feet of shoreline, and the property extends on both sides of M-203.
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330 feet of frontage and 6 acres on Perch Lake near Republic. This parcel has year round access on a good gravel road with electric. Perch Lake is about 46 acres and up to 60 feet deep.
A beautiful private lake that is about 5 acres and over 20 feet deep nestled between rocky bluffs with mature white pine and oak on 35 acres.
Club Lake is a private lake within a 40 acre parcel near Marquette. Good access on a gravel gated road and near town for potential residential developement.
40 acres on Dishno Lake. Great inland lake waterfront parcel. High, rolling hardwood and nice lakeshore building sites.
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Shoot an ear of corn at our Giant Pumpkin Target with our air-powered Corn Cannon or go down our giant 70 foot Super Slide and go crazy racing your very own rubber ducky!
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Preventing Falls: Exercises for Strength and Balance - Get started
As people age, they lose muscle strength, which can make them more likely to fall. Also, their reflexes slow down. This makes it harder for them to regain their balance if they start to fall.
Learn some strength and balance exercises, and take the time to do them each day. This can help you stay active and independent.
First steps
- Start by standing next to the wall, the sink, or countertop. Or if you prefer, you can sit in a sturdy, straight-backed chair.
- Warm up. Breathe in deeply through your nose. Lift your arms above your head, and stretch. Lower your arms, and breathe out.
- Do shoulder rolls . Gently rotate your shoulders up to the ceiling, backward, and down. Then try this movement in reverse. Gently rotate your shoulders up to the ceiling, forward, and down.
- Do calf stretches while standing. Stretch one leg behind you, with your foot flat on the floor and your toes facing forward. Gently bend your front knee until you feel a stretch in your calf. Hold the stretch for 15 to 30 seconds. Repeat 2 to 4 times with each leg.
- Or do calf stretches while sitting. To stretch your calves while sitting down, use a towel. Place your leg out in front of you with your heel on the floor. Hold both ends of the towel and loop the middle of the towel under the ball of your foot. Gently pull the ends of the towel toward you while keeping your knee as straight as you can. Hold the stretch for 15 to 30 seconds. Repeat 2 to 4 times with each leg.
- March in placeMarch in place . Stand with a chair in front of you and a wall behind you. If you begin to fall, you may use them for support. Standing in a corner will also work. Stand with your feet slightly apart (as you normally stand) and your arms at your side. March in place, lifting your knees high toward the ceiling.
Exercises for improving your strength
Regular physical activity can help you stay strong, and it is safe for almost everyone. Start slowly and gradually increase your activity. Talk to your doctor if you have any problems.
To do any of these exercises, stand up straight and use a counter or sturdy chair for support. Start by doing each exercise a few times, and work your way up to 8 to 12 times for each exercise.
- Leg bends. Bend one knee so your foot comes up behind you and is level with your knee. Slowly lower your foot to the floor. Repeat, using the other leg.
- Knee bends. Hold onto the back of your chair. Stand with your knees relaxed and your back straight. Your knees should face the same direction as your toes. Slowly bend your knees, then raise your body by straightening your knees.
- Heel raises. Rise up onto your toes. Hold for a few seconds. Slowly lower your heels to the floor.
- Leg lifts. Hold onto the back of your chair. Keeping your legs straight, lift one leg a few inches to the side. Hold for a few seconds. Slowly lower your leg. Repeat on the other side.
- Sit-to-stand. Sit in your chair, with the chair against a wall. Stand up without using your hands. If this is too hard, start by using a pillow on the chair until you get stronger.
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This weekend appeared to be a great time to share the shots I captured during my stay in Crete – this is the last part of what has become a much longer series than I planned to post, also inspired by your enthusiasm – thanks for that! :-)
I'll start this last post with a few close-ups at the coast. First a detailed shot from a shipwreck that's been lying around at the Malia coast for years now – I know that since this is my fourth visit to the region. If you like this shot…
…you'll probably like the result I shared on Nokia Refocus even more… :-)
While I'm at it, let me ask a question to my readers at the Refocus Team. I'd love to have my own corner over at Nokia Refocus or whatever name you will give it soon – Microsoft Refocus? Just like I have on Flickr and Instagram for instance. So it would have to be something like
Can we have that please? The only way I can find my earlier Refocus results is checking my own posts about it (not often enough), look for them in my Twitter timeline (cumbersome) or see them on my Lumia device (and those will be gone as soon as I start using another Lumia). So please: make that possible – thank you very much :-)
Let's have a look at a few from the close-ups I got from the Nokia 808 PureView at the same beach. What you see below are close-ups taken a full resolution. First, a typical stone formation of lava that ended in sea thousands of years ago…
Next, a colorful fishing net entangled in it further on.
If you find the exact spot where the sensor focused, 100% crops from shots like these are always quite sensational :-)
Time for a drink I'd say, so let's get away from the beach.
Finally, I'll share a few results of the Samsung Galaxy S5 next – I liked to fool around with the HDR function, and what you can achieve with it.
Look at this old Zorba, posing unknowingly at a table on the beach cafe terrace in front of me. We were both blinded by the bright sun peeping through the clouds.
The amosphere is great, but you'll definitely see more with the HDR function active.
Amazing isn't it? Like someone turns on a bright spot behind you as well. And like I've written a few weeks ago, the Galaxy S5 does this in one shot.
I have another example of that, in a Greek restaurant you'll definitely need to visit whenever you plan to go to Stalida. It's called "Hellas" – make a reservation if you have to, it's worth it, the kitchen is fabulous.
Anyway, this is what the "roof" – made of canvas – looks like.
And that's okay in itself, but with HDR on, well again, you'll see much more.
I'll admit it's not as natural, but still, the effect may come in pretty handy sometimes – like when I captured this nervous stray cat eating raw fish in the shadow on the street.
I managed to compare a HDR shot from the Galaxy S5 with what I could get from the Lumia 1020 in one case – sitting under a tree when the sun was almost at its highest point.
Here's what I got from the Lumia 1020.
And this is the Galaxy S5 in HDR mode
Not bad from the 1020 at all I must say, but considering the fact the S5 even got more direct sunlight in its sensor, it's remarkable to see how much more detail it still is able to show.
Well, it's time to say farewell to Crete now, and I'll do so with three pictures from all three devices.
First, a panorama shot I got from the Samsung Galaxy S5 – let me add its panorama function is way better than the Nokia Panorama application in my opinion. Either I'm not able to handle that or it needs a lot of work still (like I wrote about half a year ago).
Now you know the thing with panoramas tend to become quite small when you resize them, even when you make them in portrait – so you'll simply have to watch this on on Flickr to see all details. The original shot – a view from the roof of our appartment building – is about 22MP (6928 x 3152, click on the image to see the 2048 x 932 size on Flickr).
One but last shot from Crete; the setting sun on the last day lighting up a cactus plant, captured by the Nokia Lumia 1020.
I'll share a 640 x 480 crop from the high-res original
Quite impressive, itsn't it? And as a final salute so Stalida – a shot with a great bokeh effect, captured from the Nokia 808 PureView.
It has been great fun writing these four posts during the weekend. I hate to leave this theme as much as I did having to go back home again.
The small, but charming town of Stalida – between Hersonissos and Malia on the Northern coast of Crete – was finally waking up, all our favorites bars and restaurants were opening, the place came back to live the day we had to leave.
But as you will have noticed, I really loved being there, even when visiting it for the fourth time. It was fun to capture it once more. You'll find all my previous posts from Crete here, all original shots from this year are in this special album on Flickr. For my stories see part 1, part 2 and part 3.
From here, it's back to work as usual I guess. Next project will be a comparison between the Nokia Lumia 1020 and Lumia 1520, and I'm still eagerly waiting for the Sony Xperia Z2 and the Samsung Galaxy Z Zoom. Also, I hope to get my hands on the Nokia Lumia 930 soon. So there's no reason for me nor you to get bored anywhere soon I think :-)
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A great alternative to the typical Mimosa. The refreshing Lavender Bellini will make you linger a little longer over your usual Sunday Brunch.
Recipe courtesy of Rachel Hollis via gastrogirl
How did you celebrated 5 de Mayo? We were lucky to have a huge block party around the neighborhood. But before hitting the party scene, the hubby and I hosted a pre-game at our place. We wanted to make something special, but also easy to make. After evaluating lots of options, we decided to go with the Frozen Guava Margarita… Simple, festive and quite delish.
Rub a lime wedge around the edges of margarita glasses and dip immediately in coarse sugar. Place in freezer for 10 minutes. In a blender, combine the ice, lime juice, tequila, triple sec, simple syrup, and guava juice. Blend until combined and the ice cubes are crushed. Pour into the chilled glasses, garnish each with a lime slice, and serve immediately. Serves 4. (source)
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What a better way to welcome Spring than with a pretty and refreshing pink grapefruit margarita! Click here for recipe. Happy Friday! via gastrogirl
This champagne cocktail becomes Irish with a splash of whiskey. Add some fresh pear juice and lemon, for the perfectly palatable and not too rough around the edges drink. If your hosting a St. Patricks get together with friend or just a pre-game at your place this will be perfect cocktail. Simple, festive, and just Irish enough. Happy St. Patrick's Day! Click here for recipe.
An occasional happy hour can evolved into a big night out! Take notes of this drink 'cause is super simple and perfect for those occasions. Happy Friday!
Yields: 1 serving
In a shaker filled with ice, add the vodka, lemon juice, sugar and mint. Shake vigorously for about 1-2 minutes until very cold and combined. Strain into a martini glass. Top off with a lemon wheel, twist or fresh mint. You can also sugar the rim, if desired. (source) via gastrogirl
I went crazy when I found this recipe! You should know by now that I'm a huge fan of a good and creative cocktail. I've seen a lot of alcohol Lollipops lately, but never one made with wine. So here it is! If you decide to get fun and creative this weekend, I recommend giving this one a try. Specially with Valentines coming up;-) Salud via gastrogirl red wine lollipop.
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Celebrating 3 years in Miami this weekend and planning to start the celebration with this amazing Chili Passion Martini from The Setai. Recommended by the lovely 365daysofchic. Cheers!
Your skinny jeans will suffer a bit, but it would be worth it. Looks delish… Happy Friday lovelies! via gastrogirl
Cocktail recipe of the weekend: Blueberry Mojito! Cheers ♥
In a large pitcher, add the blueberries and muddle until they release their juices. Pour in the ready-to-serve Mojito mix and sparkling water and stir. Pour into glasses filled with ice and garnish with a mint sprig and serve. (source)
Lollipop Greyhound
Because it's FRIDAY & because I just couldn't resist sharing this cocktail recipe with you guys, here's the Lollipop Greyhound. Cheers!! from The Swede Records.
Direction: Pour Vodka and grapefruit juice into a sugar rimmed glass with ice & use lollipops as stirrer.
Have a spooky happy hour!! After a hard week of work we definitely deserve some drinks. Haven in South Beach, is the perfect place to go for chic and exciting cocktails. Expect a scary smoking cold drink produced with liquid nitrogen called the Pop Drop (Tito's Handmade Vodka, Cucumber & Basil/Alcoholic Popsicle). Cheers!
When life gives you lemons, make Lemon Martinis!!! Happy FRIDAY lovelies;-)
-1 ounce Cognac
-3/4 ounce Cointreau
-3/4 ounces lemon juice
-1/4 cup sugar for decoration
1. Pour about 1/4 cup of sugar onto a plate large enough to fit the rim of the glass. Set aside.
2. Fill shaker with ice and combine Cointreau, brandy, and lemon juice. Shake vigorously.
3. Wet the rim of the martini glass with a lemon wedge, then coat rim using sugared plate. From the shaker, strain the mixture into the glass and serve! (source- 1950s Cocktail: Sidecar | theglitterguide.com)
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124cc, 9.7bhp, 62mph, Insurance group
The LSM125 is perfectly capable 125cc supermoto, fine for a couple of years use before moving on to a bigger bike.It does everything as you'd expect, it's just not a very memorable bike.
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Kawasaki has revived a dead class of motorcycle – the cheap and cheerful trail bike. Soft power, a novice friendly chassis and low running costs are completely at odds with the hardcore enduro styling. It's as happy getting back and forth to work every day as it lolloping along green lanes.
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When faced with the prospect of an exciting new genre – supermoto – Honda eschewed the concepts of excitement and boldness and instead produced the Honda FMX650 - a squidgy suet of a motorcycle. It is perky enough if you're a new biker, possibly, but unless mere adequacy is your buying criteria there are better motorcycles than the Honda FMX650. ...
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The problem with the Honda NSR125R, and all other two-stroke 125cc motorcycles out there, is that the newer, four-stroke, Honda CBR125R has come along and made them look expensive and unreliable. The Honda NSR125R itself isn't a bad motorcycle, but it's way too dear and way too hard to de-restrict. Honda NR750 superbike styling looks great.
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Launched the same time as the bigger 750 and 1100 Zephyrs, the Kawasaki Zephyr 550 never really caught on in the UK and once the Zephyr's reputation for corrosion spread, and the rival Suzuki Bandit 600 arrived in 1995, the 550 was doomed. It makes an OK commuter in the summer, but it is undepowered, rides too soft and rots ...
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In this video filmed by Ross McDermott, Sam Abell recounts his year-long quest to find the perfect image of bison skulls. Sometimes great things take a (very) long time!
The Franco-German TV channel Arte has launched a new project called Picture This!
This is an awesome series of interviews with photographers. The photographers interviewed answer a series of 10 questions with images rather than words. Very up our alley and superbly creative. Our favourites include:
Slava Mogutin and Oliver Görnandt.
Go ahead and try answering the 10 questions with your photographs.
TinEye is heading to Vancouver. We will be co-hosting HackVAN an API HackDAY on Saturday August 20, 2011 in the Vancouver Mozilla office. And we will be bringing our awesome multicolor and visual search APIs.
And you too can join us. Sign up to participate.
HackVAN brings developers together for an all-day hackathon to build great applications with the available and supported APIs. Developers of all experience levels are welcome. Please come to build an new application, finish the application you have been thinking about for months, find a partner to start building your application (perhaps the start of a new venture) or simply to share ideas with other developers.
Your admission provides you with breakfast, lunch, snacks, beers and of course the opportunity to win some awesome prizes provided your application excites our HackVAN judges!
HackVAN will be held in the Mozilla offices in Vancouver.If you are in Vancouver for the GROW conference, join us on Friday evening August 19 for HackVAN meet and greet from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm.
HackVAN will follow the standard HackDays event format: we will start at 9 AM so join us for coffee and to listen to the API presentations, then start building your great application in a team or by yourself . At the end of the day, each team will present their application, and the judges will select the winners and award the HackVAN prizes. Over $4,000 in prizes.
HackVAN is brought to you by: Context.IO, FreshBooks, Mozilla, Shopify, Twilio, YellowPages, TinEye. And you will be able to work with their APIs during HackVAN.
- When: Vancouver, Saturday August 20, 2011
- Where: Mozilla Vancouver, 163 West Hastings Street, Suite 200- Vancouver
- Time: 9 AM to 6 PM
- Registration: is now open
If you want to schedule some time with our developers at HackVAN, send an email to hi (at) tineye.com and we will get you set up!
Tweet about it using #hackvan
We have added 29.7 million images to the TinEye index bringing us very close to 2 billion images. We are just 16 million shy of the 2 billion image goal! Next stop 5 billion images!
Happy searching!
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The tweet:
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which is basically an explanation of optical illusions using 3 figures which appear to be of different sizes (but they aren't!). Which led to this credit:
Gombrich, E.H.: Art & Illusion. Phaidon, London, 2002.
Opera fans rejoice! The official TinEye Opera extension is here. So go ahead, download it, give us your feedback and keep your reviews coming. Would love to see this TinEye extension get as featured as the FireFox TinEye extension! Opera fans: go download your extension now!
To use the extension, simply click the TinEye 'T' icon in your Opera toolbar. Select the image that you would like to search from the popup window. Results are displayed for you at tineye.com.
To set extension preferences go to Extensions > Manage Extensions in the Opera menu bar. Locate 'TinEye Reverse Image search' in the extensions list and click on the wrench icon > Preferences. From here you can:
* Set sort order preference
* Open searches in background or foreground tab
We are always listening, so drop us an email with any feedback, requests, kudos or send us cookies! And by the way, Opera still does not support right click searching and we know how much all our fans want it for their Opera plugin. We are waiting for the next release to see if it supports it. Thanks for giving the TinEye plugin a twirl!
You can check out all our other plugins as well. Perhaps you use more than one browser?
You probably did not know that TinEye was based in Canada? Yes, we call Canada our home and tomorrow is Canada Day. Happy Canada day to all our TinEye fans. Now, let's see how much you really know about Canada and take MacLean's little difficult Canada Quiz. Let us know your score for a chance to win a TinEye t-shirt! No cheating!
[Photograph (c) Paul Jerry]
So have you got what it takes to be part of the amazing tiny TinEye team? We work on big image search projects. We beat the search giant(s) with our little reverse image search engine! Join us if hardware is your hard core passion, system administration your dream job and working with a tiny dedicated team your cup of tea. We work (super) hard and play hard. We are INSANE about image search.
So Who Are You?
You are an experienced system administrator. You are used to working with Linux compute clusters, servers and databases. You thrive in a startup environment and enjoy being part of a fast paced problem solving oriented team. You analyze problems carefully and have solid testing practices. You are not afraid of fire fighting, and know how to use a firehose!
Your Perl, Python and shell scripting skills are solid. You are a hardware fanatic and have a strong sense of ownership.
In this role you must be able to handle remote troubleshooting and be on-call.
You will:
- Support our development team and our image search products particularly TinEye
- Be involved in every facet of our cluster management including onsite machines and co-located servers in downtown Toronto
- Manage server selections, purchasing and roll out
- Work primarily with Linux and also some Windows system administration, configuration, troubleshooting and building systems from components.
- Fine tune systems, installation and upgrades of server OS and workstations (Ubuntu, SuSE, Debian and Windows)
- Manage all networking requirements and router configuration
What you will need to have:
- BA/BS in CS or related field, or equivalent experience (a degree is not a requirement)
- Experience with Linux systems administration
- Sharp analytical abilities
- Sense of ownership, urgency and drive
- Troubleshooting experience
- Desire to learn new technical skills as required
- Excellent communication and documentation skills
- Demonstrated fanatical passion for your work
- Experience with cluster management/monitoring systems (Nagios/Cacti/Ganglia)
How to Apply to be Considered
If you are interested in applying for the above position and working with us, please send your resume, a cover letter highlighting relevant experience and past projects to hi (at) tineye.com Whenever possible, please include links to past work or examples.
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So Google launched its search by image feature. And just like that a tech giant decides to eat our lunch! Exciting times.
TinEye pioneered the world of search by images. Before Google. And we will continue doing exactly that. With focus. And you know what's even more awesome? Every single day we show up to work, we are working on something that we are insanely passionate and committed to and that's image search. Every single day. Including weekends. And vacations. Yes we are a tiny team, yes we don't have the $$ that Google has at its disposition. But pause for a second here and think about the following: we accomplished what many deemed the impossible: large scale reverse image search with a tiny TinEye team. Tiny.
And this is where I am going to paraphrase Mark Suster: Focus wins.
So, don't be writing TinEye's obituary yet. And by the way: "if there are no big boys [in your market] – you're probably in the wrong market".
So go build something awesome and stop worrying about TinEye.
And to our fans: NOTHING is possible without your support, your emails, your kudos and your love. We heart you. And we will not let you down.
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Yes, magic. That's what is powering TinEye. Caffeine and fans are powering our little team to accomplish insanely great things in search. Oh yeah! and that's all I am going to say. But it is nice to see TinEye trending and making it to Numero Uno on Reddit. We love Reddit you know. oh I am so framing this thread!
In case you wanted to help us: we love coffee, and postcards from the world over. Mail to 223 Queen Street East. Toronto. Canada M5A1S2. Have a great weekend TinEye fans!


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Second Danish zoo may kill a healthy giraffe
Death threats sent to Copenhagen Zoo, which last weekend killed a healthy giraffe named Marius and fed it to lions in front of a young audience, have not deterred another Danish zoo from the same course of action.
Jyllands Park Zoo is seeking a female giraffe that would replace one of its two males – a 7-year-old, also named Marius. The zoo claims the animal could not stay without threatening the breeding program, and would be difficult to rehouse.
"If we are told we have to euthanize [the giraffe] we would, of course, do that," Jyllands Park zookeeper Janni Løjtved Poulsen told Denmark's TV2, adding that she was "completely behind" Copenhagen Zoo's decision.
An online petition demanding Jyllands Park "transfer [Marius] to alternative accommodation and spare his life" reached 4,000 signatures in a matter of hours.
A spokesman for animal welfare group Peta gave support for the campaign, saying, "Zoos keep animals on display like living museum exhibits and dispose of them when they become inconvenient."
In both cases, the zoos have justified euthanizing the animals by saying the specific breed is not endangered, so not a conservation priority. Further, were they to keep the giraffes, inbreeding would damage the health of the collective, zoo officials claim.
The explanation will not end the controversy. Just 13 percent of animals in European zoos are considered endangered, and there are growing questions over whether zoos have a positive effect on conservation efforts. Peta is demanding that funding be transferred to conservation in the wild initiatives.
Jyllands Park would not confirm whether they would feed Marius to other zoo animals, as in Copenhagen.
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Hey all,
I am looking to put together some reports for client that give a outline of
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Zack Snyder is recruiting one of his Watchmen cast members for Sucker Punch.
Carla Gugino has been added to the cast, joining the likes of Emily Browning, Vanessa Hudgens, Jamie Chung, Jena Malone and Abbie Cornish.
The plot - just in case you don't know it by now - finds Browning as a girl in the '50s confined to a mental institution and threatened with a lobotomy by her stepfather.
To escape the pain of real life, she retreats into a fantasy world, where she must collect items, video game-style, to escape.
The cast is now in the middle of fight training and Snyder plans to shoot the film in the autumn in Vancouver.
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Albany -- The Procter and Gamble Paper plant in Albany is now making a new product line, and they brought in a racing superstar who is going to show it off.
Kevin Harvick will be driving the number 33 Bounty Super Duty race car next year on the Busch Series. He came with his race car to the plant Thursday, to meet with the workers and celebrate the new product.
Super Duty is a shop towel quality paper product that is being made at the Albany P&G plant. They will manufacture 200,000 cases of Bounty Super Duty in the next year. The expansion does not mean any new jobs yet, but if the product demand increases, it could mean future expansion.
Kevin Harvick said his race team has been using the shop towels, and love them. "It's really neat to come to one of your sponsors, and see the people that are excited to see you from the plant. Come out and spend some time with them," Harvick said.
NASCAR's Harvick will debut the new Bounty Super Duty car at Bristol Virginia. You can start buying them in February.
Robert Hydrick interviews Kevin Harvick about the NEXTEL championship race on our sports page.
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Ok so ever since I re-read the manga and began to stalk the fandom here on tumblr my opinion on Naraku has really changed
AT first, like most people, I just thought he was rather a 'weak' (personality-wise) character because wow he's just a dude that's evil and that's it everything he does it's…
^ A Buddhist perspective on Naraku and the concept of "hell" in Buddhism. Interesting stuff.
Personally, I could sort of see what RT was trying to get at with Naraku's final wish, I just think the way it was executed/written could have been better? (There were certainly some moments in the earlier volumes that seemed to imply that the reason why Naraku enjoyed making others suffer so much was because he was basically taking out his own misery/jealousy on other people. Unfortunately, this kind of fell by the wayside in the later volumes so the final wish felt a bit forced to me, if that makes any sense.) Then again, I have similar opinions about a lot of things that occured during last third or so of the manga, so YMMV.


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This city hotel is close to the Villepinte exhibition centre and the Paris Nord 2 business park. For leisure, Parc Asterix and Stade de France are 15 km from the hotel and the nearest train station is 5 km away. It is just 5 km from Roissy CDG Airport and Orly airport is 40 km from the hotel.
This new hotel for leisure and business guests was built in 2007 and offers a total of 121 rooms. It is fully air-conditioned and offers practical modern living spaces in a highly relaxing environment for a business trip or holiday. It has a lobby area with 24-hour reception and check-out service, hotel safe, currency exchange facilities, lift access and a hairdressing salon. There is also a bar, breakfast room, conference facilities, public WLAN Internet access and a laundry service. A car park is available for guests arriving by car.
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The inspection was carried out by three Additional Inspectors.
Description of the school
This large primary school draws its pupils from an extensive housing development in north east Swindon. The number of pupils has increased significantly since the school opened in 2000 and two more classes are to be added to the existing twelve by September 2011. The majority of pupils are of White British heritage. Those from minority ethnic groups have a variety of first languages and most speak English fluently. Children's attainment on entry is in line with national expectations. There have been significant changes in teaching staff in the last two years. The headteacher joined the school in January 2007.
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Overall effectiveness of the school
Grade: 2
The school provides a good standard of education with some outstanding features. It is an improving school, having come through a period of considerable changes of staff, including at senior management level. The new headteacher has already had considerable impact on the school, providing outstanding leadership that is inspiring staff at all levels. By following her example and sharing her vision, staff have developed a very effective sense of teamwork. This has resulted in leadership and management as a whole being outstanding. The impact of recent initiatives shows that the school has an excellent capacity for further improvement. The school knows itself well and its self-evaluation judgements are accurate, although it is modest in judging how good some aspects of its provision are. The common sense of purpose and strong leadership from the top are resulting in pupils' achievement improving and their standards rising. The past uneven progress of pupils and fluctuations in performance in national tests and assessments have been eliminated. Where pupils were not previously achieving well enough the measures introduced have brought about immediate improvement. This is evident, for example, in the way that boys in Years 1 and 2 have been helped to improve their writing. Consistently good progress is now evident from the moment children start in the Foundation Stage. Good provision and excellent leadership are helping a significant number of the children attain above expected levels in all areas of learning by the end of the Reception year. Pupils in Years 1 to 6 are now attaining standards above those expected nationally in literacy, numeracy and science in all year groups. While all pupils achieve well, some are making exceptional progress. These include pupils with English as an additional language, who benefit from excellent support from teachers and teaching assistants. The good work of the teaching assistants is also a significant factor in the good progress of the pupils with learning difficulties and/or disabilities with whom they work. Excellent links with a range of agencies and other schools enhance the support of individual pupils and extend learning opportunities for all. Staff work well together in year group teams to plan work and to check the accuracy of each other's assessments of the standard of pupils' work. However, there is limited opportunity for teachers to observe each others' lessons and share the most effective practice. While teaching is good overall and there are no specific weaknesses, the factors that make some lessons outstanding are not being spread across the school to raise the overall quality. The outstanding curriculum includes exciting opportunities for the whole school to work on common themes, such as healthy living or multicultural awareness. Outstanding care, guidance and support have a major influence on pupils' enjoyment of school and their excellent personal development. Pupils' enjoyment of all that they do and learn at school is very obvious. A Year 2 pupil told an inspector 'Life and learning are fun at this school.' This enjoyment of school pleases parents and carers as much as the good progress their children are making. Parents also appreciate how the school develops pupils' personal and social skills from the moment children start in the Foundation Stage. Pupils' special qualities are their excellent behaviour and relationships with one another. At work and play, they are cooperative and enthusiastic, willing to take on responsibility and contribute to the smooth running of the school. Pupils' welldeveloped social skills and good academic achievement mean they are very well prepared for future stages in their education and eventual economic well-being.
Effectiveness of the Foundation Stage
Grade: 2
The good provision for the Foundation Stage helps the children make good progress in all areas of learning. They enjoy their time at school and work and play well together. Teaching and learning are good, and assessment is used effectively to plan activities. The curriculum meets children's needs very well. There are good arrangements to encourage their involvement in the community. There are very good links with parents to keep them well informed of their children's progress. Very good arrangements exist to ensure the children's health and safety. School leaders have a very good understanding of the strengths and areas for improvement. They have rightly identified the need for a sharper focus on promoting children's skills in writing, and linking sounds and letters.
What the school should do to improve further
Achievement and standards
Grade: 2
Children achieve well in the Foundation Stage making good gains in learning. By the time they enter Year 1, most attain the expected levels for their age, with a significant minority exceeding these. This is now being successfully built on in Years 1 and 2. After a period of declining standards at the end of Year 2, there was an improvement in all subjects in 2007 that brought standards back to levels above national averages. This is being maintained in the current Year 2. In Years 3 to 6, the school has rectified the unevenness in progress that was occurring in the past, notably in Years 3 and 4 in mathematics. One effect of this uneven progress was the fall in Year 6 national test results that occurred in 2007. This group also had an influx of pupils with learning difficulties and/or disabilities during Years 5 and 6, which adversely affected the results. Pupils are now making consistently good progress in all subjects. The progress made by the current Year 6 since starting school is outstanding. The school sets challenging targets for each year group. The targets for Year 6 in the 2008 national tests are very high but the pupils are on track to achieve them. Their standards in English, mathematics and science are much higher than those expected of pupils at this age.
Personal development and well-being
Grade: 1
The school is successful in promoting excellent attitudes and behaviour in all year groups. Attendance is above average and punctuality is good. Pupils learn how to value themselves and demonstrate a very good awareness of the 'golden rules' as they learn right from wrong. Through activities such as theme weeks they develop a very good understanding of their own cultures and those of countries such as France, West Africa, China, India and Japan. Younger pupils benefit from having an older 'buddy' and work and play well together. Pupils have excellent understanding of the importance of healthy eating and regular exercise. They are keen to contribute to the school community, for example by looking after the school gardens and grounds. An active school council makes a very good contribution to school life and has helped to improve the outdoor play environment. Pupils are proud of their fund raising efforts for others. They make a positive contribution to their neighbourhood by involvement in local events and activities. They develop a good awareness of the world of work and are able to explain the choices they make about spending and saving money.
Quality of provision
Teaching and learning
Grade: 2
There are variations in the quality of teaching and learning across the school, with lessons ranging from outstanding to satisfactory. Weaknesses are generally specific to individual teachers and effective monitoring and guidance by senior staff are gradually increasing the effectiveness of teaching. Lesson planning in the Foundation Stage is impressively thorough, with clear identification of all the learning objectives of each activity. Planning is not as detailed in other year groups and teachers do not always make pupils aware of how they can apply what they have already learned across a range of subjects. Teachers make good use of resources such as interactive whiteboards to explain ideas clearly and imaginatively. They usually match work well to pupils' abilities. In most lessons there is skilful use of questioning by teachers to ensure that pupils are developing their understanding. Pupils enjoy their work and make good progress when working individually or in groups. Teachers mark pupils' written work regularly and usually provide constructive comments to show how the work could be improved. They set targets, assess pupils' work regularly and keep detailed records. Most teachers encourage pupils to evaluate their work and identify successes as well as weaknesses. Teaching assistants and learning mentors support pupils' learning well.
Curriculum and other activities
Grade: 1
The Foundation Stage curriculum meets the needs of children well and this is reflected in their good progress. In Years 1 to 6 there is a well-planned curriculum with stimulating learning experiences across a range of subjects. New national literacy guidelines are implemented successfully and are having good impact on pupils' writing. Plans are in hand to give equal emphasis to developing numeracy skills in other subjects. The curriculum is enhanced by an excellent range of visits and special events. There is a very good range of clubs at lunchtimes and after school. A strong focus on developing pupils' personal skills helps their understanding of healthy lifestyles and safe practices in and out of school. The school makes excellent provision for pupils requiring additional support. This includes a very good 'Life Skills' programme for older pupils that helps them to manage their behaviour and aids their transition to secondary school. Support for pupils with English as an additional language is excellent. Even when their spoken and written English is good, they still get extra support to help them extend their understanding of vocabulary in subjects such as science.
Care, guidance and support
Grade: 1
Procedures to ensure pupils' protection and safety are exemplary. Pupils say they feel completely safe at school and that they know that they can talk to staff if they have any worries. All adults in the school know the pupils and their needs well. The school works hard at maintaining a collaborative school–home partnership. The school works well with external agencies to provide support for pupils. Children settle quickly into the Foundation Stage and Year 6 pupils are prepared well for their next stage of education. Pupils receive very helpful support and guidance for their academic development. They know their targets well and work hard to achieve them. They like to monitor their own progress and are involved in deciding with their teachers what the next target in their learning should be.
Leadership and management
Grade: 1
The headteacher has very successfully created a teamwork approach so that all staff work towards common aims. All members of the senior leadership team are having a very positive impact on school effectiveness and driving achievement and standards upwards. This is being achieved chiefly through the constructive and thorough systems introduced for monitoring and evaluating pupils' achievement. Subject leaders carry out responsibilities successfully and the more experienced are excellent role models of subject leadership for colleagues new to such responsibility. All leaders' action plans are linked to the priorities in the school improvement plan and this is very good practice. Leaders have detailed knowledge of standards in literacy and numeracy across the school. Their analyses of strengths and weaknesses in pupils' work are used to guide staff on ways of improving both progress and standards. Higher standards of writing and improved progress in numeracy in Years 3 to 6 are evidence of the success of this guidance. The governing body, with astute leadership from a new chairperson, supports the school effectively and contributes well to all aspects of school life. A key contribution is governors' full involvement with staff in the annual process of school improvement planning.


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The Internet is like freakin' Kryptonite for hypochondriacs, right? It seems like very time you hit that Google Search button or refresh your email, you're just asking to stumble upon an ad, news story, or website that plays on your deepest fears about your health. And as someone who is definitely something of a hypochondriac herself, I would never want to instill unnecessary fear in others, but I definitely believe there's some truth to one web "rumor": That chemicals in some cosmetics promote breast cancer.
There's a lot of confusion over what exactly in deodorant and other cosmetics might be linked to breast cancer, but one thing's for sure: Parabens (chemicals like methylparaben, ethylparaben, propylparaben, butylparaben, isopropylparaben, and isobutylparaben) are hormone disruptors (they mimic estrogen in the body) used in lots of different kinds of makeup, moisturizers, and hair care and shaving products. They've also turned up in breast cancer tumors ... more than once!
The latest study to show this was recently published in the Journal of Applied Toxicology just found that in 40 women with breast cancer who chose to have a mastectomy, 99 percent of the tissue samples had evidence of at least one paraben, and 60 percent showed evidence of FIVE! Uh ... definitely raises the question as to whether or not these damn chemicals are related to cancer, right?
It also bears noting that a lot of coverage of the study has discussed how this may alleviate fears that antiperspirant specifically is causing breast cancer, because parabens showed up in women who didn't use it. But we don't know if they were using a slew of other products that do have parabens!
Either way, the researchers who worked on the study acknowledge that the relationship between parabens and breast cancer is complicated, but it does justify further investigation. As for what they recommend to women who are worried ...
Further studies need to be performed to determine if there is a relationship between parabens and breast cancer, but if one is concerned, there are natural products without parabens that could be used.
Although there's a dissenting opinion (I would guess funded by some of these companies that make the cosmetics that use parabens!) claiming that women shouldn't worry whatsoever about parabens and that the "research isn't there," I strongly feel that steering clear of parabens in personal care products is one huge, important precaution we can take.
Over the last few years, after looking into the research and considering my own health issues, I've switched over to all different natural personal care products, from Tom's toothpaste (to avoid fluoride) to paraben-free lotions, face creams, etc. Thankfully, it's not as hard as you might think to find more natural and equally effective substitutes! Yeah, my hair stylist probably doesn't love that I won't even look at the selection of salon products, because they all contain parabens, but oh well. I just know that for me, peace of mind is worth missing out on that fancy mousse or volumizing spray.
Do you try to avoid parabens and/or use natural personal care products?
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I rarely wear make-up.
At this point, someone is saying that just about everything causes cancer. I refuse to live in a bubble. So while I will avoid big things (cigs, excessive sunlight, excessive drinking, etc), I'm not going turn my house upside down every time a new scientist "discovers" that something else "causes" cancer.
I use soap to shave, and not a whole lot of products
I tried two all-natural deodorant products, and they didn't work.
I try to use sunscreens that avoid certain chemicals.
I've always tried to use as many natural products as possible. I buy them for my baby 100% of the time and for myself when I can. Grocery Outlet has a lot of natural shampoos, conditioners, deorderant, and tooth paste. I always get my hair stuff there and my Tom's tooth paste and Kiss My Face mouth wash.
I dont use alot of beauty products, deoderant and hand lotion basically cover it for me.
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