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By painting your ceiling in a different color than your walls you will be able to add an extra touch of character into your household. You have been reconsidering this option for a while now, but it seems quite a hard task – well, here comes a brief tutorial that you could follow when endeavouring on the project:
Begin by assessing the space and type of your ceiling. For example if you have a low ceiling and you wish to make it appear much higher you should consider lighter hues. On the other hand if you want to create a dramatic and boxy ambience you should consider darker colors. The only rule that you must follow is that the color of the ceiling must be featured in at least one main component of the given room.
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Our "choose a player" feature reveals the fun, friendly side of the stars appearing at this year's French Open. Germany's former world number two Tommy Haas is up first.
If you were to choose another player…
To share a good bottle of wine with?
Andre Agassi
To take to your favourite restaurant?
If I'm with my wife and kids, I'd choose Roger Federer.
To go on a walk with in the forest?
I'd go alone, no need for company.
To accompany you to the Cannes Film Festival?
Patrick Rafter
To go out on the town with in Las Vegas?
Andre Agassi. I've already done it once and, since he lives there, it was really fun.
To talk about life with and change the world?
Roger Federer
Never to train with?
Ivo Karlovic
To play in a band with?
Gael Monfils
To take to a football match?
Alex Waske
To interview if you were a journalist?
Steffi Graf
To take fishing?
Max Mirnyi
To take to see your favourite band?
Philipp Petzschner
To play mixed doubles with?
Maria Sharapova
To open a bar with?
John McEnroe
To be your spokesperson?
Boris Becker
To go with to see a stand-up comedian?
My friend Glenn Weiner. He's only ranked no.391 in the world but I assume I can still pick him!
So they really are friends, didn't Maria practice with Tommy during Miami?
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I might be wrong here as overlooking details is a way of life for me but wouldn't Glyph of Combustion be a sizable damage increase on most fights? Of course it would depend on all the criteria but if we just look at the simplest Patchwerk type fight and try to expand it out from there perhaps we can get a baseline. Let's assume a 10 second average from end of CD to cast for the stars to align. Also, with that assumption let's say the first combustion is 10 secs into the fight. CotT = total uptime in seconds of combustion on the target. Unglyphed at 20 seconds into the fight you would have 10 CotT, at 85 sec 20 CotT; at 150 sec 30 CotT; at 215 sec 40 CotT; at 280 sec 50 CotT and at 345 sec 60 CotT. Glyphed at 30 seconds in 20 CotT; at 150 sec 40 CotT; at 270 sec 60 CotT. And this does not even take into account that if you prepot and pot during the fight 40 secs of combustion are under the effect when glyphed and only 20 when unglyphed.


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I agree with most of what he says.
I think the Internet and computers are now vital in music making (at least in some genres) although I'll echo his sentiments and say that you definitely don't need a powerful or new computer to make
music. If you want to use a computer, go and buy a proverbial old computer and work out what you can do with it, with free software.
'Having a go' when you're still in your formative stages is really vital. I was terrible when I first played with other people, I was terrible for a long time (whereas now I'm 'acceptable') but we had fun, made music, irritated people with our noise and generally made music
. Those bands never went anywhere but it was great fun and I learned a lot about life and about people - as well as music - in those first few bands that I joined.
You don't need expensive guitars. You don't need expensive computers. You don't need expensive drums, or amps or basses. It helps to know how to make the most out of them but you can do
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I can't deal…
I absolutely HATE it when conservatives try to relate the death penalty to being pro- choice for a couple of reason:
1. A government can't teach a civilization that killing is wrong by killing people. That's like a parent telling their kid not to smoke while they're smoking a cigarette.
2. Pro-choice is not a matter of being pro-life or anti- life because it's not my decision to choose how other women would like to live their life, ever. It should never be my decision nor should it be yours. The opposite of pro- choice is anti- choice meaning that conservatives want to take away a woman's FREEDOM (a word they so proudly throw around when anyone wants to make it a little harder to obtain a weapon) of choice! Choice meaning CHOOSING THE WAY THEY WANT TO LIVE THEIR LIFE! You can't be mad at a woman because she made a choice not to have a child. Making a woman have a child and bringing that child into this world is sick and cruel punishment and in my opinion is too intrusive and is quite honestly disgusting. OH and what were to happen if that child were a murderer… oh then you'd want it dead, 6 FT under, with no real punishment.
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Now compatible with Tukui ! You must install Tukui ChatTweaks if you use Tukui.
This pack contains textures in TGA format to customize your windows discussions for Tukui & ElvUI.
-Extract the archive in your AddOns directory. You should have a folder called ChatTextures
-Login to WoW, open ElvUI config, go to Chat section or in Extra Skin option if you use Tukui.
-Set name, for example: Interface\AddOns\ChatTextures\Horde.tga
P.S: Sorry for the long path, this is a limitation imposed by Blizzard...
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can u avaliable your ui for download
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I get green stuff in my chat box instead of the Paladin.tga...
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hey sorry to ask this but i love your addon and i want to put my UI like yours..... can u tell me what r u using to put your Healthbar/mana like this with a portrait and the target like a bar over a bar with the colors.... sorry for my english but i really want my UI like this if u dont mind.... tkx a lot
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Wicked Awesome Job! Thanks!
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Still wanting for new crest too have not heard anything from dev yet about it
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Any update on Race crests? http://www.wowwiki.com/Crests
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For those who are having the green panel issue, make sure you enter the directory with backslashes. I made that mistake myself. My OS uses forward slashes for directories but ElvUI settings only recognise backslashes.
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I have the same issue. Just green panels. Spelling and capitalization are correct as is the link to the path.
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May 5, 2003Frank Scott Frank W. Scott, 75, of Stockbridge, passed away on May 3, 2003, at Henry Medical Center. He proudly served as a Merchant Marine in WWII. He is survived by his wife Betty A. Scott; children, Linda Castleberry of Morrow, Randy Scott of Marietta, Kim L. Scott of Jonesboro; grandchildren, Christy Vazquez, Sierra Scott, Courtney Scott, Rebecca Scott and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Monday, May 5, 2003, at 3 p.m. in the chapel of Ford-Stewart Funeral Home with the Rev. Joe Bowen Jr. officiating. Interment will follow at Greenwood Cemetery. Ford-Stewart Funeral Home Inc. Jonesboro/Stockbridge, (770) 210-2700, is handling arrangements. Linda Gail Bruce Linda Gail Bruce, 59, of Hampton, passed away Friday, May 2, 2003, at Henry Medical Center. Bruce was born in Henry County on Sept. 25, 1943, to Mrs. Trellis Goodman and the late Frank Goodman. She is also preceded in death by sisters, Brenda Thompson, Diane G. Reid; brothers, Leroy Goodman and Robert Goodman. Bruce was a former 911 dispatcher for Clayton County. Survivors include husband Charles Kirkland of Ellenwood; daughter, Ladane Bruce of Hampton; son and daughter-in-law, Dewayne and Susan Bruce of Douglasville; grandchildren, Kristine Bruce, Christopher, Steven and Adam Bruce; sisters Bonnie Corley of Sunnyside, Rita Goodman Howard of Griffin, Lois Rentz of Griffin; brother Ferrell Goodman of Sunnyside; several nieces and nephews; soul mate, Amber Corley; adopted children Charles Kirkland Jr., Tonya Kirkland, Shane Kirkland and Wanda Barnes. Funeral services were Sunday in the chapel of the Conner-Westbury Funeral Home. The Rev. Marty Simpson and the Rev. Randy Rivers officiated. Interment followed in Griffin Memorial Gardens. Conner-Westbury Funeral Home, 1891 W. McIntosh Road, Griffin, is handling arrangements.
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are you going to a spx scene report at some point?
SPX scene report:
20 years later, Bethesda still sucks.
25 years later, it's still kinda nice to have your dad drive you to and pick you up from a comic book convention.
Charles Burns and Chris Ware look a lot alike.
I'm not as interested in Dan Clowes as I used to be.
It's is difficult to start a fight between Dan Clowes and Chris Ware.
Stephen Weissman is not Michael Kupperman.
Francoise Mouly is French in the most stereotypical way possible.
Jaime Hernandez is cool but I don't know enough about Love & Rockets to really follow his Q&A.
The girl at the Fantagraphics booth is cute.
The girl at the SPX booth is cute.
Lisa Hanawalt is cute.
That guy from Picturebox that nobody likes is really weird and twitchy.
No girls who don't already know me want to talk to me.
I get recognized a lot less from the internet when I'm not in New York.
Anthony Meloro is a hella nice guy.
Ben Marra is also nice.
People are friendly when I tell them what my day job is.
Many people are making comics. Most of them are too cute, or too abstract. There is a distinctive lack of non-autobriographical narrative comics being made by new artists, books that are both nice to look at and fun/enlightening to read. Future Jeans contributions will mostly be solicited from people on the internet.
People seem to like Jeans.
Leah and I misstapled many of the copies of Jeans.
My ex said she didn't want me to talk to her unless it was an emergency, so I didn't, but I think when we passed each other in the lobby, she was expecting me to.
Leah is a good person to go to cons with.
Intimidating, talented comics people like Michael DeForge and Johnny Negron are actually nice in person.
The guy who does the SPX tumblr is really nice and has a beautiful family.
It is difficult to find a good Love & Rockets t-shirt. The good designs are on bad colors, the so-so designs are on good colors.
I will never get laid again and die alone and forgotten in the gutter.Photos forthcoming.
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Villa | 5 bedrooms | sleeps 8
|Key Info
Villa + Studio 180m² / Sleeps 8.
5 Bedrooms - 3 Bathrooms.
Air conditioning - Wifi.
Private pool.
Charming and well-equipped villa within landscaped and flat grounds. Within easy reach of the centre of Draguignan. Shops 1 km. 35 km from the coast.
Living/Dining room: 60m², air conditioning, satellite TV, DVD, hi fi, internet, piano, table, 6 chairs.
American kitchen: dishwasher, oven, microwave, fridge-freezer, toaster, coffee machine.
Utility room: 10m², washing machine, dryer.
4 Bedrooms, 1 Studio, 1 Shower room, 2 Bathrooms, 2 wc's:
Bedroom 1: in studio, 20m², ground floor, air conditioning, double bed, cupboard. Ensuite shower room 1. French window to terrace with pool view.
Bedroom 2: ground floor, 25m², air conditioning, double bed, cupboard. Ensuite bathroom. French window to terrace.
Bedroom 3: 16m², first floor, air conditioning, double bed, cupboard.
Bedroom 4: 16m², first floor, double bed, cupboard.
Bedroom 5: 10m², first floor, single bed and single pull-out bed, cupboard.
Shower room: 6m², ground floor, in studio, shower, basin, wc.
Bathroom 1: ground floor, 12m², ensuite to bedroom 2, shower, bath, 2 basins.
Bathroom 2: first floor, 6m², bath, shower, 2 basins.
Separate wc: first floor.
Grounds: 1500m², flat and enclosed.
Table, 8 chairs, parasols.
Terrace: covered, 50m², pool view. Table, 6 chairs.
Pool: 9 x 4m. Depth: 1 to 1.7m, steps. Situated in front of the villa. Alarm and cover. 8 sunloungers, gas barbecue.
Additional information :
- Air conditioning
- Internet: wifi
- Small pets welcome
- Parking for 5 vehicles on site
- Overlooked: no
- Noise: none.
General information :
- Sea: 30 km
- Supermarket: 1 km
- Shops: 1 km
- Doctor: 1 km
- Town centre: 1 km
- Tennis: 200m
- Hospital: 1 km
- Horse riding: 2 km.
|Sleeps up to 8, 5 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
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|Car essential
|Nearest Amenities
|1 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Nice 85 km
|Family friendly
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|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
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|Internet access, DVD player
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|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 2 En suites
|Single beds (2), Double beds (4)
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
Situated between the St Tropez Gulf and the Verdon, Draguignan is the capital of Dracénie. Located north of the A8 motorway and of the N7, 60 km from Cannes and 50 km from St Tropez. The town lies amidst vineyards and green hills, and has preserved many of its historic buildings. With its lovely avenues lined with plane trees, pedestrian streets bordered by old houses and its numerous squares with pretty fountains, Draguignan has many Provencal charms.
Flayosc. 10 km. Pretty town with typical Provencal streets and great views from the church out across the vineyards.
Lorgues. 15 km . Small and very pleasant medieval town with a maze of old streets, open squares and fountains, surrounded by vineyards and olive trees.
Salernes. 25 km. Medieval town built around its castle, in a picturesque setting in the valley of the Bresque river. Best known for its tradition of tile making, especially for the trademark terracotta hexagonal floor tiles of Provence.
Tourtour. 25 km. Also called the village in the sky. Medieval hilltop village with plenty of narrow streets lined with very picturesque Provencal houses.
Le Jardin de César et Léonie, Le Muy. 15 km. Horse riding, Tree top adventure park. For great thrills in all security, up to 12m in height. Different trails for all abilities and ages and a lovely way to discover the forest. Also pony and horse rides available. At Les Folies de Léonie, there is free access to a giant playground under parents' supervision.
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Corporate Self-Financing and Economic Growth
AbstractThis paper analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of corporate self-financing from de perspective of corporative finance in order to evaluate its macroeconomic consequences. Specifically, a corporate self-financing coefficient is calculated for a group of 15 countries of OECD during the period 1970-2003. Using recent panel data methods, this paper studies the long-run effect of the corporate self-financing coefficient on the corporate investment, the total factor productivity and the output growth. The findings clearly suggest, in apparent contradiction with the literature on financial development, a strong and positive long run relationship between growth and self-financing. Important lessons are derived for the recent argentine case.
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This evening's city council meeting included a workshop session to hear details on Quail Hill, a residential development of 152 single family homes located in Quail Valley.
It was named "Quail Hill" after a hill in Quail Valley. I'm not sure if that's the actual name of the hill, in fact I heard the developer say that they weren't aware of any existing names for the hill, and just opted to call it Quail Hill.
Here's where it's located...
Here's the project map of the development...
The project map has south at the left, while north is at the right. Goetz Rd runs along the bottom of the map, and Palm Drive runs along the top.
The entire development consists of 65 acres. Approximately 20 lots will be sized at over 10,000 sq ft, while the average lot size is set at 8,800 sq ft.
The center piece of the development is Quail Hill itself, which will continue as open space, at 18.9 acres. That's depicted on the map in the center-right
This hill currently has trails which the developer will improve. They'll also plant some landscaping and some trees. At the top of the hill will be a "viewing area", consisting of seating, more landscaping, and maybe a gazebo, and will likely be a favorite spot for evening teen gatherings.
Water will be supplied by existing lines running along Goetz Rd, while they'll be tapping into sewer lines that stretch from the Canyon Heights development. The developer said they'll be adding another pumping station.
They'll also be improving the water drainage in this area, with the developer saying it'll be sufficient enough to handle any kind of rain runoff. They went on to say that building this development will eliminate some 50 acres of fire hazard.
The owner of this land, Warren Repke, has owned it for 18 years, and has had the plans for this development in the county system since 2004. Originally, he had it at 179 residential lots, but has since taken it down to 152. He said that in 2006 he had a public hearing on this, of which a handful of people showed up, but yet all gave him support.
Fred Twyman responded that he thinks the water runoff improvements will be a welcome addition to Quail Valley, and felt the development will add a lot of "nice things" to the look of the community.
Scott Mann said he was concerned about the size and capability of the sewage pumping station.
The presentation this evening was not get a vote from the city council, but just to familiarize the public with the project. Eventually, the developer will seek a zoning change from "R3" to "R1".
Quail Hill - New Development
This evening's city council meeting included a workshop session to hear details on Quail Hill, a residential development of 152 single family homes located in Quail Valley.
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- AnonymousJune 08, 2009 9:15 AM
hmmm... 152 homes?? drought, water restrictions?? Keep conserving that water so this developer can build these houses. How about we sell down the existing homes in the area before we allow this...ohhh... that's right, Menifee city council is encouraging builders with a stimulus, no forethought on infrastructure or water, my bad..ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 08, 2009 9:18 AM
How to save water on 152 new houses in Quail Valley. No grass in front yards, just gravel. That way you can park 10 cars there for the 10 people living in each house. Problem solved.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 08, 2009 9:22 AM
I just love it...ReplyDelete
" at the top of the hill will be a "viewing area", consisting of seating, more landscaping, and maybe a gazebo, and will likely be a favorite spot for evening teen gatherings."
Wow! I can't wait.
- AnonymousJune 08, 2009 9:11 PM
Yes, there are serious oversights on behalf of our city council. Foreclosures on every street throughout Menifee and we want to build more houses on Goetz road which is a traffic nightmare. I can't wait for the next election! Let's get rid of this "build more houses idea the council seems to have permanently cemented into their brains DESPITE the fact the people are not supporting it.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 09, 2009 9:21 AM
People, pay attention. article in today's Californian about our city council and their spending habits.ReplyDelete
Nearly $40,000 also has been set aside in the preliminary budget for a possible special election in November on how City Council members are voted into office, they are going to protect their sphere of influence by making sure with this election they are voted in "at large" instead of by "district".
City leaders have set aside about $100,000 to hire an economic development director this fall.
Another new expense showing up in the 2009-10 budget are employee and council member health and retirement benefits, which the council unanimously approved at its June 2 meeting.
The benefits package calls for the city to contribute $1,500 per full-time employee and council member to medical insurance plans each month.
And while the council has yet to decide whether to conduct a special election to revisit the question of how council members are elected, there has been much discussion among city leaders on the subject. Wentz said $38,000 has been set aside for the possibility that council members decide to move forward with the revote in November
People, I hope you are paying attention on how city council likes to spend your money.
Regarding Quail Hill, I feel the developer should consider first, local contractors for consideration. We have many talented and capable contractors here. We have 2 here in Quail Valley. Each has years of experience, as well as knowledge of the topography of this area. Their work as well as their reputation is impeccable. We would not only be keeping the business local, but maybe preventing some problems consistant with developement.ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousJune 11, 2009 4:03 PM
NO MORE NEW HOMES! THE SALES PRICING WILL KILL OUR HOME VALUES EVEN FURTHER IN MENIFEE!ReplyDelete
I purchased brand new exactly 2 years ago for $459K. Current appraisal just came back at $184K.
Let's hear some more stories.
Sure would be nice to post open topics for discussion instead of just having Steve post stuff.
- AnonymousJune 16, 2009 11:12 PM
As I'm reading the last post I'm looking at the "Foreclosure Sale" ad on the right side of the page. I don't even want to think about what our home value is down to, I'm just glad we don't need to sell or refinance any time soon.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 18, 2009 7:27 PM
FED UP CITIZEN OF QUAIL VALLEY!! We have lived in Quail Valley for 40 years - way before the first housing track of Menifee. We have paid taxes all these years and have heard when the first housing track went in ALL of Quail Valley would get sewers. Well, only the new developments get the luxury of a sewer system. And now another new development that will hook up to the existing line that was only put in for the first new development? We were told that particular sewer line was an oversized pipe to accommodate all of Quail Valley. Well, start accommodating! What about the rest of the citizens in Quail Valley who drown in water flow of sewage when it rains? What about the children who play in the puddles when it rains? Maybe someone will finally do something when children start dying of diseases. Is that really what it's going to take? Where is the morritorimum on building until the sewers were brought in. We are not allowed to build on our lots and we've owned our properties longer than 18 years. I guess we will always be neglected since we are not a huge tax base. We sit by and watch Sun City get their roads paved over and over again, every single year but not one penny for Quail Valley. We can't even get a sidewalk for the kids to get to school. We get a scraped dirt walk way for them. Where is the benefit of my tax dollars?? This is like a third world country and it's getting worse. The United States will install all new sewers for Iraq but not for US!!!! Makes sense, huh? And one more thing to get off my chest.. WHERE DID ALL THE TAX MONEY GO THAT WAS IN THE QUAIL VALLEY GENERAL FUND THAT WAS CONTROLLED BY CSA BOARD? WHAT DID JEFF STONE DO WITH IT? PAY HIS SISTER?ReplyDelete


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If You Thought I'd Leave, Then You Were Wrong [EXPLANATION]4 Reviews
IMPORTANT! THIS IS NOT A CHPATER. This is only an explanation to help you understnad better, Hopefully.
This is just an explanation about Gerard being 'Imaginary' and the situation Frank and Gerard are in.
First of all, I'm really sorry about this being so confusing.
Honestly, I'm still trying to figure it all out myself.
Ill try my best to explain,
Gerard was not real to begin with.
When Frank was young,
As you know Frank had no friends
so he 'made' up a friend Gerard
Frank would pretend that he was playing with this boy Gerard
And that they could touch and that Gerard could do all the same things like any other child.
Although Frank was pretending,
He didn't realize this, Frank thought Gerard was real, when he wasn't.
But Years Later Frank still thought that Gerard was Real.
The people in Frank's life would go along with it,
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Eventually something happened to Frank and although Frank was unaware of what was happening,
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Seeing as Gerard became real,
When Frank touch's Gerard, Frank is actually touching someone.
He's not just pretending anymore.
Although No one else can still see him
Because Gerard is Frank's Creation.
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Gerard can't leave.
Frank and Gerard both don't understand though,
They don't 'know' why Gerard cant leave.
Only I do and eventually you will too.
Also although Frank could prove that Gerard is real,
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He's also scared; that if he did they would do something that could take Gerard away.
Frank deep down doesn't want Gerard to leave, Even though sometimes he says he does.
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Kai-Fu Lee & The China Tech Fantasy
Kai-Fu Lee, InnovationWorks founder and former Google China President, just posted the foreword to his autobiography, "Why Don't We Agree to Disagree." It's worth reading in its entirety, but here's what stands out to me.
Kai-fu Lee strikes me as similar to Barack Obama in character: brilliant, charismatic, and a cross-cultural icon. Both are deep believers in compromise, but now disillusioned after a series of setbacks.
Kaifu Lee On InnovationWorks vs. Y Combinator
Since its launch in fall 2009, InnovationWorks has evolved into what founder Kaifu calls a combination of the plug-and-play of Y Combinator and the VC Andreessen Horowitz. For the first nine months, Lee said that for the first nine months, InnovationWorks closely resembled the IdeaLab model, where the incubator itself conceives a a business and then recruits entrepreneurs to run it.
Lee, in an interview at TC Disrupt Beijing, said the hit rate was high, "But that model cannot attract the best of entrepreneurs. They want to control their own destiny. And they want the great majority of shares in what they do."
China's Early Stage Ecosystem [Slideshare]
Chris Evdemon, GM of Incubation Programs at InnovationWorks, has updated his excellent presentation on China's Early Stage Ecosystem. It's a must-read to understand China's trends, technologies, financing, and InnovationWorks itself.
Is Zhihu, China's Quora Clone, Mass Market?
Quora will soon raise a new monster round of financing with some reports placing the valuation at more than one billion dollars. This presumes that the site can reach the mass market, not just a niche audience of tech nerds. Zhihu (知乎) recently received investment from InnovationWorks as TechRice reported yesterday. But can Zhihu become mass market in China?
Zhihu (知乎), China's Quora clone, and DianDian (点点), China's Tumblr clone, have both recently moved into InnovationWorks, the startup incubator founded by Kaifu Lee. InnovationWorks is apparently incubating (hosting and mentoring) as well as investing in these firms, though terms have not yet been released.
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The Sound School provides a truly unique learning experience for high school students. My daughter attended a private Catholic grammar school, and the main reason we chose The Sound School over more traditional high schools was that the curriculum focused on hands-on learning rather that rote studies. Not all students can excel in a traditional environment, and The Sound School is the perfect fit for students who have a tactile and visual learning style. It is unfortunate that this resource (Great Schools) ranks schools based on standardized test scores. The Sound School is the perfect place for a student who may not excel in a 'standardized' format, but who has talent and success in an alternative environment.
The Sound School is the best thing that could have happened to my son s education. When your child wants to go to school every day and can t wait for summer vacation to be over you know they must be doing something right. I m so happy that we found a school that fits him so perfectly. I m a proud Sound School Mom!
Sound school in new haven is a great school. My son went from having a 35 in algebra before sound school and now has a 95 average. This is all due to there small classes and there way of teaching. The teachers there are awesome! they are always there to help. Also there teaching techniques have alot of hands projects. This is also great for the kids. It keeps them interested and they are learning while they are having fun. I have nothing but positive things to say about the sound school. My son also feels the same. I thought that leaving all his friends would bother him. Also there all different kind of activities for the kids to get involved. This is also great because not all kids enjoy or can do contact sports. But if they do want to play sports they can play with other schools.
My son attended The Sound School for three years begining with his sophmore year. He quickly found his niche which was sorely missing a previous public schools. The Sound School is quite small and diverse with its faculty, administration, resource, and student body. This enabled my son to feel more relaxed and certainly well accepted by all. The teachers are down to earth, caring and knowledgable in their area of expertise. Especially with regards to helping students find their way academically, vocationally and socially to some extent. For the most part, students work together with one another and have pride in their unique opportunitiy to attend this small, quaint, dedicated vocational high school located on the beautifuly Long Island Sound.
The Sound School is an outstanding facility for teaching children with alternative needs. It also creates a familia atmosphere for many children in need of additional social support. I would highly recommend this school to another parent.
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What a simple and tasty idea! We've made this two times since I first came across it in the original issue. I love how quickly it comes together, the unique presentation, and the interesting blend of spices. I have never bothered looking into the pomegranate molasses because in my years of cooking I've not encountered any other recipes that use it. Personally, I think the recipe stands just fine with the suggested substitution of honey and lemon juice. This is a great weeknight meal.
Turkish Turkey Pizza
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Very moist and delicious. Made as written except that I doubled the cumin and the pomegranate molasses, as well as adding a TB of pomegranate juice. Served with baked sweet potatoes (perfect combination!), steamed summer squash, and warm pita on the side. We added crushed red pepper at the table. Fantastic!
susannahclair Posted: 05/11/09
One of our regular weeknight recipes. Extra turkey mixture (since you can't buy just a 1/2 pound) goes to the kids since it's not spicy at all. We serve with a green salad. Yum.
ChefLeesher Posted: 05/17/12
This was way better than I thought it would be! Hubby says it is kinda like a sloppy joe.We used oat bran pitas, more cumin and the lemon/honey substitute for the pom molasses. Next time I will double the yogurt (we used greek).
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Oof. I was not impressed by this recipe at all. I made it exactly as stated and it was really bland to me. I won't be making it again, I would have to change too much and at that point it's a whole different recipe.


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OVER the two tough laps of the women's 7.7km race, Bromsgrove & Redditch Athletic Club's Sally Hogan worked her way up from seventh to finish third in the Gloucester Cross Country League meeting at Tewkesbury School on Saturday.
Hogan was just ten seconds behind the winner, Millie Barnes from Worcester AC.
B&R team captain Tamara Ball (13th) and Gemma Cone (28th) completed the scoring three for the A team, which finished fourth, just four points behind third placed Cheltenham & County Harriers.
The large turnout by B&R saw them complete three other teams with the B, C and D trios finishing ninth, 13th and 19th respectively out of the 21 teams.
There was a very welcome return to competition by Dagmar Prinzing after a gap of a few years and she could not have picked a muddier or tougher league race to make a comeback.
B&R completed two veteran women's teams and finished fourth and seventh out of ten teams.
The 10.3km men's course took in three laps of the figure of eight circuit around fields alongside the M5 motorway and there was no respite from the mud until the last 200 metres to the finish.
Dave Gemmell (12th) led the B&R men home, whilst Simon Lanckham paid for early enthusiasm by slipping from fourth to 22nd.
The rest of the scoring six for the senior team were Dean Hartshorne (58th), Anthony Warner (61th) with a terrific run on his cross country debut, Daryll Thomas (78th) and Ian Keyte (83rd).
Phil Richardson (98th) missed out on scoring for the seniors by only just over a minute, whilst Ian Nutter finished 104th.
Even without Kevin Lanckham, who was sidelined by an injury from the previous week's Birmingham League race, the senior men's team improved on their eighth place in the previous Gloucester League fixture and were fifth out of 16 teams and the veterans team were ninth out of 18 teams.
Unsurprisingly, given that they had a 1-2-3, Cheltenham & County Harriers were clear winners of the senior men's team competition.
B&R's only athlete in any of the younger age group races - Orianna Ball - finished third in the U17 girls race to keep up her challenge for an individual overall medal to go with the gold medal she won last year.
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