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ClareHAL 103
Advanced Multi-function Safety Tester
- Automatic test sequences and configurations
- Internal memory
- Intuitive user interface
The ClareHAL 103, formerly the HAL Combi, contains the four core electrical safety tests required by routine production line testing. Isolated floating test outputs make it probably the safest hipot tester on the market. The user interface enables it to be used manually within laboratory, audit and product compliance environments. Use with a barcode scanner will automate the production flow and enable the product to be linked directly into most ISO quality systems.
Various accessories including label printers and an internal memory to store up to 6000 test records make the ClareHAL 103 very versatile. Separate software enables download to PC for further analysis or SPC. Automatic test sequences are configurable and the tester can be controlled from a host device via RS232, or external PLC I/O ports making it ideal for system integration.
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|Results Memory
|Automation Option
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|Internal scanner
|Voltage Range
|0.100 – 5.000kV (programmable)
|Voltage Resolution
|10V/step (settable)
|Voltage Accuracy
|1% of reading ± 2 digits
|Maximum Output Current
|20mA @ 5kV
|Display Current Range
|0.01 – 20.00mA
|Current Accuracy
|1% of reading ± 5 counts
|Display Current Resolution
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|0.100 – 6.000kV (programmable)
|Voltage Resolution
|10V/step (settable)
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satellites will have stable equator-crossing times, which will significantly improve the utility of the data for climate research. The next set of NASA/ESE missions will not be based on copies of the first Earth Observing System (EOS) series. Instead, they will be divided into systematic missions (i.e., emphasizing measurements of processes dominated by long-term variability) and exploratory missions (i.e., focused on specific scientific questions that can be answered with a single mission). Because systematic measurements are an essential element of the NASA/ESE strategy, special attention is being given to NPOESS. In this context, NPP is important as a testbed for the incorporation of NASA/ESE science requirements into an operational mission.
The present report emphasizes two themes. First, data stability—enabled by long-term, consistent data sets—is a critical requirement for climate research. Second, system flexibility is necessary to enable pursuit of new science objectives as well as new technology and to respond to surprises that will emerge in the Earth system. Further discussion of both themes can be found in the "Pathways" report (NRC, 1998).
Because natural signals are often small, it is difficult to ascribe particular events or processes to climate change. This is especially true in the area of anthropogenic forcing, or global warming. Natural events such as the El Niño/Southern Oscillation represent enormous, global-scale perturbations in a variety of Earth system variables, such as ocean winds and sea surface temperature, precipitation, and atmospheric carbon dioxide. For this reason, long-term, high-quality measurements are needed to discern subtle shifts in Earth's climate. Such measurements require an observing strategy emphasizing a strong commitment to maintaining data quality and minimizing gaps in coverage. Operational satellites represent a unique asset that could produce long time series with sufficient quality, although their primary mission is not climate research. NPOESS officials appear to be making significant progress toward facilitating such data records, particularly in their attempts to set stability requirements for some of the critical data sets. Currently, however, some NPOESS environmental data records do not have stability requirements, while others have incomplete or insufficient requirements. In addition, no strategy to test the stability requirements for NPOESS measurements has been defined or developed.
The committee considered data stability from three perspectives:
Sensor calibration and data product validation,
Requirements for and approaches to data continuity, and
Data systems.
Long-term studies such as those needed for documenting and understanding global climate change require not only that a remote sensing instrument be accurately characterized and calibrated but also that its characteristics and calibration be stable over the life of the mission. Calibration and validation should be considered as a process that encompasses the entire system, from the sensor performance to the derivation of the data products. The process can be considered to consist of five steps. In the approximate order of performance they are (1) instrument characterization, (2) sensor calibration, (3) calibration verification, (4) data quality assessment, and (5) data product validation.
The committee makes the following recommendations with regard to calibration and validation:
A continuous and effective on-board reference system is needed to verify the stability of the calibration and sensor characteristics from the launch through the life of the mission.

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A single serving of Diet Coke 2 Litre Bottle is an ideal choice if you are following a low carb or keto diet. Typical values per 100ml:: 0g Carbohydrates and 0g Fiber.
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Apple Fried Pies
- Total Time:
- 1 hr 50 min
- Prep:
- 40 min
- Inactive:
- 30 min
- Cook:
- 40 min
- Yield:
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- Level:
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- Total Time:
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- Prep:
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- Inactive:
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- 2 tablespoons butter
- 4 McIntosh apples, peeled, cored, and sliced
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1 (8-piece) container refrigerated flaky biscuit dough
For the filling: Add the butter to a large saute pan and melt. Add the apples, sugar, cinnamon, and lemon juice and cook over medium heat until the apples are soft, about 15 minutes. Remove from the heat and cool.
When the filling is cool, roll the biscuits out on a lightly floured surface so that each biscuit forms a 7 to 8-inch circle. Place 2 to 3 tablespoons of the filling on 1/2 of each circle. Brush the edges of the circle with water. Fold the circle over the filling to make a half-moon shapes. Seal by pressing the edges with the tines of a fork.
Heat a deep fryer or a deep pot halfway filled with oil to 350 degrees F.
Carefully add the pies to the oil, 1 at a time, and fry until golden brown, turning the pies as necessary for even browning, about 5 to 8 minutes. Drain on paper towels. Sprinkle with powdered sugar immediately.
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Welcome! This blog is 75% Attack on Titan and 25% Legend of Korra/ATLA, with an occasional taste of other fandoms & personal posts. I tag all my ships (mainly #eruri and #korrasami) for your filtering pleasure. I also write and doodle things.Currently updating fic: He Chose Titans (Erwin/Levi)
Unalaq/Yue I SHIP IT ALREADY
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~Favoured by the Moon~
It's crack-shipping time!
Ever since I was a little boy, I could feel her watching over me, protecting me. Most children cling to their stuffed toys or their blankets to protect them from the unknown monsters that lurk in their closets, but not me. A crack in the curtains was all that was necessary, just enough to reveal her glow. I would curl up in that blue strip of light, knowing that she would protect me from all that would harm me.
Sometimes she would visit me in my dreams, and I daresay her beauty imprinted on me in my formative years. She would teach me about the spirits, about our people's history. "You have a gift," she would say. "Where other mortals are closed to the spirit realm, you are open." I was an attentive student, and by day, I began to show signs of these gifts as well. I was taken under the wing of an old hermit named Karik, who had shunned our city life for more traditional, shamanistic ways.
As I grew older, and my body began to take adult form, I found myself falling in love with the beautiful woman who visited me in my dreams. I began to paint her, by day, as I saw her: flowing white hair that rippled around her as if the air were water, lilac gown that clung to her skin as if wet. Karik began to grow concerned that my admiration for the spirits was turning into obsession.
But I knew. I, alone, knew that she favoured me, that I was her chosen one.
On my eighteenth birthday, I finally found the courage to tell her how I felt.
One night, during her visit, I reached over to grab her hand. It was strange how real it felt: I, an apparition of a dream, and she, a creature of the spirit realm. Her palm was warm, flesh and blood.
Her eyes lifted to meet mine, and my stomach dropped, because I saw only regret.
"I am sorry, Unalaq," she said, using my name for the first time. "We can never be."
"But I love you," I blurted, in all my naive enthusiasm.
She gave me a soft, sad smile and cupped her hand to my cheek. "Once upon a time," she said, "in another lifetime, you and I were lovers. Soulmates, some might say. But I sacrificed that to save our people."
"I don't understand," I said.
"My sacrifice that night was not mine alone. Most humans walk the earth in search of their soulmate, knowing that they may one day find them. But your curse, your soul's curse, is that I can never exist on the mortal plane." Her thumb caressed my cheek. "I am sorry."
"So I'm doomed never to find love?" This was greater than a heartbreak — this was hopelessness, despair. Here I was with my soulmate, flesh-and-blood, but she was never to be mine, and I never to be hers.
"You will find love." She gave a confident nod. "Your soul is strong and your heart is big enough to hold more than one. You will live a long happy life, surrounded by people who trust you and a family you will love. And at the end of it, for one brief moment before you return to the world again, you and I can be together, just as we were right before this lifetime began."
I felt tears rim my eyes as I stared at this impossible beauty; how could I feel so much love for a mere mortal, when such a magnificent spirit had been there my whole life? "Do you love me?" I whispered.
Slowly, she bent forward and gave me a kiss on the cheek.
"Your learning is complete," she said. "You are no longer a boy, but a man, fit to lead your people toward the spirituality that they so need."
She began to fade.
"Wait," I called. "Will I ever see you again?"
"I will be watching you from the sky," she said. "Always. Goodbye, Unalaq."
I awoke in tears. I tried desperately to return to sleep so that I could see her again, if just for one more minute. I tried herbs, meditation, trances.
Nothing worked. The woman I had grown to love was nothing but a cold, hard rock in the sky.
In time, I did find love, in a gracious woman who found my tales of the moon goddess' favour fascinating instead of a threat. Yue was right: my heart is big enough to love two.
And once the twins were born, I made sure that every night, their curtains were open just a crack so that Yue might smile upon them as she smiled upon me.


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You said, "In addition, we routinely practiced �professional courtesy� to others in our profession.
Nail on the head Joe... Nail on the head...
Sharks don't eat other sharks for a reason, and that's a given.
The European Data Protection Supervisor has warned that smart meters are a significant privacy threat and wants limits on the retention and use of customer data before it's too late.
Romeny is Pro-Abortion , Anti-Gun , Goldman Sachs, big government puppet.
Oh wait, Yes thats right not anymore, as of recent. He's a changed man!
Now he's Anti-Abortion, Pro-gun, Private funded, Small government, but still loves wars...and people want to vote for him?
This is a true story you tell... But the truth is, this dilution of our children's education and the tainted food, the bad water, the deterioration of the family unit supported by the mass media to destroy us, it's all been happening for generations and generations. It is now, like it has always been,our responsibility as divine creatures to leave our legacy the knowledge to fight these governmental powers. The machine is so big, and strong, and we are being poisoned by politics and governments.
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Snow crab are named for their sweet, delicate, snow-white meat. These are the 4 legs and pincer joined by the knuckle. King crab has only 3 legs and pincer each side. Caught in the coldest parts of the North Atlantic around Canada and Greenland. You should get at least 2 full sets with a kilo order but we will round up or down and credit/charge the difference.
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This is luxury smoked fish. Produced in Holland, where they adore them, these oily fish take the smoke flavour really well. Sold in most sushi restaurants as 'unagi' , eel in Japanese.
Cooked King Crab single legs 300+
A single leg from the biggest king crabs cooked and ready to eat. This is the merus, propodus and dactylus part which in English means the whole leg. Each leg is over 300 grams which is over half a pound each. After defrosting, which doesn't take long, split the legs with scissors and scrape out the meat.
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These are tiger prawns in the basic form, head on, tail on and raw. Farmed in the Far East.
Fresh Cooked Crevettes x 1kg
These West African crevettes are cooked ready to eat. They come in Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) and have a very good shelf life. Fresh to us on Tuesdays for delivery Wednesday onwards or collection from the shop Tuesday onwards. The biggest size (under 10 per kg) are too big for the MAP pack, give us a few days notice for these! Freeze what you dont eat...


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Thursday, July 10, 2014
A band with a message to spread are coming to east London's Lovebox Festival to entertain audiences with their unique sound.
Playing on the bandstand stage, in Victoria Park on Saturday, July 19, Formidable Vegetable Sound System will be showcasing their eclectic style and promoting sustainable living through high-energy music.
Formidable Vegetable frontman Charlie Mgee said: "I feel like it's important to the entire human race and when I studied permaculture I was looking to live more self-sufficiently.
"After studying it, I realised we needed to adopt an all hands on deck approach to clean up some of the problems that have been created. Music was a great tool to get the message across in a digestible way."
The award-winning group hail from Fremantle, Western Australia, and have gained acclaim for their infectious approach to the divisive topic.
Now on a global tour, they hope to reach the masses promoting awareness of environmental issues.
Charlie's studies of permaculture, a design system based on ecological principles, inspired an album of songs. These were based on a book by Australian environmental designer, David Holmgren, who coined the term, and endorses the band.
Charlie said: "It sounds like it could have gone horribly wrong and something that would make a lot of people cringe, but my favourite quote from the author himself who I contacted was, 'I didn't cringe once'. He has come to see us play and has been at the front dancing."
Charlie added that audiences can expect a quirky and eccentric bunch of Australians singing about producing food and making compost.
He said: "It's kind of like taking Django Reinhardt, 1930s swing music and cramming it through a synthesizer at 120 beats per minute with mashed up Paul Porter samples and a ukulele. People should come because it's banging – but also they might learn something."
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Ticket details are available at loveboxfestival.com.
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Indians Welcome Athletics, Best Team in AL, to Progressive Field
After a solid seven game stretch against the Minnesota Twins and Tampa Bay Rays, the Indians reverted back to their cellar dwelling ways to start this week of baseballing. A 15-4 drubbing of the Toronto Blue Jays was sandwiched in between two tough losses. The end result of losing two of three games pushed the Tribe back into the AL Central basement. It's a place they have become all too familiar with in 2014.
As if that wasn't bad enough, now the Indians get to spend the weekend entertaining the best team in the American League. That, of course, would be the Oakland Athletics. Owners of a 25-16 record and a three game lead on the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, the Athletics look poised to win the AL West for the third straight season. You can say what you want about Billy Beane and his "moneyball" tactics, but the fact of the matter is that this incarnation of the baseball building philosophy made famous by Michael Lewis is working.
And it's working well.
The secret to the Athletics' success isn't really all that much of a secret. The name of the game has always been to score more runs and allow fewer of them than your opponent. If you can do both of those things well, you will have success more times than not. So far this season, Oakland is doing those two things better than almost anyone else in all of baseball.
Entering tonight's game, the A's can boast that they are the second highest scoring team in baseball with 205 runs scored. The 134 runs they have allowed are good enough to be the third fewest allowed in all of baseball. For those of you too lazy to do the math, that translates to a +71 run differential. That my friends is why the A's find themselves in first place with the best record in the AL.
Currently, the Athletics possess arguably the three best starters in the American League, at least in terms of their current statistical outputs. Between Sonny Gray, Scott Kazmir, and Jesse Chavez, (All of whom the Indians will face this weekend. Can we catch a break?) the A's are nearly unhittable. Those three starters just do no surrender runs, at least not a month and a half into the season.
For Indians fans, the success of Scott Kazmir is bittersweet. The Indians provided him the opportunity to return to the big leagues in 2013 and he repaid them by turning in a modest, albeit up and down performance. After signing a two-year $22-million deal with the Athletics this winter, Kazmir is putting up numbers that match his career best marks. With a 5-1 record, 2.28 ERA, and microscopic 0.89 WHIP, he has been dominant. It was a gamble by Oakland, a gamble the Indians clearly couldn't afford to make, but as of today Kazmir looks like one of the best signings of the winter.
However, as mentioned, Kazmir isn't alone. 24-year-old Sonny Gray is experiencing just as much success as Kazmir in his first full big league season. At 4-1 with a 2.17 ERA and 1.15 WHIP. Gray looks poised for a very long and successful career. It's quite the contrast from the Indians' Danny Salazar, who was expected by many to be the breakout pitcher of 2014 but has struggled to find his way.
As for Jesse Chavez, the journeyman right hander's success has seemingly come out of nowhere. Added to the rotation after losing several members of their starting staff to begin the season, Chavez has rewarded the Athletics by turning in a 3-1 record with a 2.44 ERA and 1.01 WHIP. He has been just as good, if not better than Kazmir and Gray. He's even posted a full strikeout more per nine innings than the latter two. 8.88 k/9 for Chavez compared to 7.36 and 7.17 for Kazmir and Gray respectively.
Things aren't all perfect for the A's, though. Thanks to injuries, they have been forced to piece together the final two spots of their rotation. Dan Straily was thought to be a reliable option, but he was so bad that it forced the A's to send him down to Triple-A. Tommy Milone has also struggled in seven starts, posting a 4.10 ERA and only 5.53 k/9. It's gotten so bad that they are even experimenting with former Indians' farm hand Drew Pomeranz. Pomeranz showed some success in relief and now Oakland is hoping they can parlay that success into a full-time starting gig.
Making up for the shortcomings of the final two starting spots has been the performance of the bullpen. With the exception of former closer Jim Johnson, the Oakland bullpen has been one of the most reliable in baseball. Sean Doolittle has been dominant, striking out 26 and walking none in 20 innings of work. Luke Gregerson has stepped up in place of the aforementioned Johnson in the closer's role. And while Ryan Cook found his way onto the disabled list, the A's expect him back soon to provided added relief in the late innings.
But while the pitching has been phenomenal, let's not forget about the offense. The are the other part of this burgeoning juggernaut of a team. And, at the rate at which they are producing runs, the Athletics could be the most formidable offensive force in all of baseball.
Now imagine if they didn't play 81 games inside if the cavern formerly known as Oakland Colosseum.
The reason for the offensive success of the Oakland Athletics is quite simple. While they have based their offensive philosophy around the basic principle of making fewer outs and a walk being just as good as a hit, it has also helped that many of their bargain signings are developing into potential superstars.
Among the current roster, the Athletics have several players that stand out and would look great wearing an Indians uniform (Hey, I can dare to dream). Third baseman Josh Donaldson leads the team in hits, runs, and home runs and appears to be well on his way to repeating his career year from 2013. Brandon Moss, a former Boston cast off, leads the A's in average and RBI and nearly leads in slugging. Catcher Derek Norris is off to a surprisingly strong start with a .352/.441/.557 slash line.
Also adding to the fun has been Jed Lowrie. Lowrie has established himself as one of the best all around hitting short stops in baseball. Behind Coco Crisp at the top of the lineup, he provides the Athletics with a versatile number two hitter. OBP John Jaso is up to his usual bag of tricks with an absolutely ridiculous .398 OBP.
The scariest part of these developments has been the disappearing act of two key players, Yoenis Cespedes and Josh Reddick. In the case of Cespedes, it has been less a disappearing act and more the players around him turning it up a notch. After struggling a bit with his swing in 2013, he is off to a decent start in 2014 with a .257/.333/.500 slash line, 7 homers and 22 RBI.
Meanwhile, Reddick has struggled with injuries in 2013 and finally appears to be getting back on track. And while the numbers still aren't quite there, .228/.291/.333, this is still a player two years removed from a 30+ home run season. The talent is there, he just needs the time to figure it out. That's something he will be given thanks to his defensive dominance in right.
Can the Indians get their act together this weekend? Can they solve the riddle that has been the elite teams in baseball over the past two seasons? We'll have to wait and see, but so far in 2014 all signs would seem to point to no. That's not to say they might not surprise us. They did take two of three against the Athletics earlier this season, thanks to Jim Johnson, and they have played significantly better at home. Perhaps this is a series than can help them build some confidence moving forward. One can only hope.
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Zach McAllister (3-3, 3.89 ERA/3.92SIERA) vs. Sonny Gray (4-1, 2.17/3.68)
Josh Tomlin (2-0, 2.13/4.29) vs. Scott Kazmir (5-1, 2.28/3.28)
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Tmobile always buys its phones to be subsets of ATT's LTE bands so they're cheaper.
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No matter what the Browns have to answer their QB need, either be it Brian Hoyer or in the draft, the position has been a turn style at Cedar Point, and not in a good way. It got me thinking about the QBs. One thought I have had often is the important of the right place at the right time. Would Tom Brady of been successful if he had to start right away? Could Ryan Leaf had succeeded if he was a 5th round pick that sat for 3 years? Here is video #2, and if you missed #1 check it out here.
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Giving a new definition to the mocktail - mock neck + sleek ponytail. This has been my go-to look for the week, and I'm so tempted to wear a similar outfit tomorrow. I've always had a a sweet spot for high necklines, and every time I wear them, I am only reminded that I need more of these classy, timeless mock neck clothes in my life.
Can't wait for Osaka with Crissey next weekend! F/W collections are out, and we are so ready to go shopping!
(MGP dress, Michael Kors bag, RANDA heels) Hype this look on Lookbook here.
I thought all-white, girly and frilly ensembles would stop working on me anymore once I dyed my hair dark, but I just proved myself wrong with this outfit! It just goes to show that you can still be as cutesy and girly as you want without having to dye your hair light brown or blonde EVER! My hair quality is a little better now that I had the ends trimmed off, but it's still nowhere near the quality of my virgin hair from… err, 10 years ago? I can't believe it's been this long. Somehow, I missed this natural look.
Anyhow, I actually have a ton of little white dresses that I haven't worn yet, and I think now is the best time to whip them out of the labyrinth that is my closet. Black hair on white clothes is my new thing right now.
Posted on Monday, 14 April 2014
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(Kate-Katy dress and wedges, Bardot clutch, Time Depot Sheen watch, SM Accessories necklace) Hype this look on Lookbook here.
Never mind that my title totally sounds like a campaign for recycling. Dresses are really my lifesavers this summer, and I must say that this particular one is such a fun piece to wear. White dresses make the best templates for experimentation. Imagine it like a clean sheet of paper that has yet to be modified in any way. The possibilities are endless!
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Morellato: High Key
White on white with a hint of rose gold always makes for a clean, classic look. I haven't been wearing these kinds of outfits recently but all the pretty S/S 2014 collections made me temporarily drop my favorite dark hues.
I've had this dress in my closet for a while now but never really got to properly wear it out until now because I felt like it was too plain to wear on its own without any accessories.
If I wanted some contrast, I would've worn the black version of this Morellato jewelry watch set (it exists), but I wanted to do something high key for a change. What do you think?
(Morellato watch and accessories, Chicwish dress, Comfit heels) Hype on Lookbook here.
I personally love the pop of white accessories against the white dress, especially since I'm not too fond of wearing anything too loud. I'll just let my hair color and plum lipstick do all the talking!
Morellato's got some really nice watches to complement their accessories. Obsessed with the subtle crescent moon on this one!
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For a change, I veered away from all the blue and cutesy floral prints this time, and instead wore light colors and neutrals. How can I not? I still haven't gotten over my hair transformation, and color clashing would be the last thing I want. As one friend said, "It's like you had one of those major makeovers on ANTM!" NGL, those makeover episodes are my guilty pleasures.
I spotted two army-ish jackets on the racks, got possessed by the Just G spirit, and wore them with contrasting girly elements. If you were expecting me to wear them the cliche way with badass accessories and combat boots, you probably haven't hung out here long enough to know how I roll.
I think I live for juxtapositions.
(Just G dress and jacket, Mango heels, Persunmall bracelet, Olive + Piper necklace) Hype this look on Lookbook here.
This white eyelet tube dress is something that people would normally pair with sandals and flower crowns, but I decided to go for a more modern luxe appeal by pairing it with gold accessories and pointy ankle-strap wedges.
(Just G jacket and skirt, OASAP heels and top, Time Depot vintage Casio watch, Cole Vintage bag) Hype this look on Lookbook here.
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This jacket is everything! The fact that you can tighten/adjust the waist part to how you want it to look like (i.e. tight style would emphasize the female silhouette while loose style would look great with a pair of black skinny jeans for a more androgynous feel) makes it all the more deserving for a place in every girl's closet.
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(Apartment 8 top, Sheinside pants, Chestbox heels, Zara bag, Time Depot Sheen watch, EMODA earrings) Hype this look on Lookbook here.
Counting down the days until I just totally give up on accessorizing. I've been stuck in a rut recently, though it's proving to be a good exercise in terms of challenging myself to wear the least number of extra items (besides the essentials to cover my body parts, lol) without looking incomplete or underdressed.
Today marks the unofficial final day of stressing out for that secret project I've been talking about. Unofficial because I still might have to do some final touches. Only until then can I officially say that I'm free! Thankfully, my trip to Hong Kong with Crissey last August got rebooked to next week, because we were supposed to fly on that unfortunate day when the runway got flooded by Maring/Habagat. Anyhow, good thing we decided to put our safety first! I wouldn't have been able to relax anyway, knowing that my project wasn't finished yet.
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For once, I had some time to kill the other day, so I wound up at the Museum of Natural History, looking for the old Indian canoe in the south entrance hall. It's just one of those things you expect will always be there if you grow up in the city. I remember peering over the side when I was small to see if any of the 17 plaster warriors inside were wearing P.F. Flyers as my brother claimed (they weren't). When my own kids were small, I'd take them to see it on rainy days. And, of course, in Catcher in the Rye, J.D. Salinger was savvy enough to use it as a symbol for a child's anxious yearning for permanence in an ephemeral world. Everything could change, you could change, but the Indians would also be in the 77th Street lobby, rowing away without ever going anywhere.
Except now the canoe had been raised 15 feet off the floor, and the braves were gone. No more Medicine Man in bear skins by the bow, no more Duck Head guy near the stern. The guard said they'd cleaned the boat up as part of a "restoration" project a couple of years ago and decided to get rid of the mannequins, who were not really, you know, ethnically correct anyway because they were all from different tribes. There had been a little thing about it in the papers a while back. I must have missed it.
As a son of the city, I've tried to never to become overly attached to landmarks. Real estate is too valuable here. Great bars come and go, movie theaters where you once saw films that changed your life become Duane Reades selling lipstick and fiber supplements in aisle four, famous newspapers stop their presses and loyal neighborhood dry cleaners close after 50 years and everyone just shrugs.
But even by those callous standards, the last few years have been tough ones for New York nostalgists. Shea and Yankee stadiums are being torn down this year. Astroland in Coney Island has apparently closed for good. And in 2006, CBGB, where I bought my first beer about 30 years before and caught my first real break as writer a decade later, was shuttered after a marathon Patti Smith show.
Of course, it's hard to mourn the past in a town where someone is always honking and telling you to move. And not all change is bad. For those of us who were actually here in the '60s and '70s, it's hard not to feel a little jaundiced when younger people who've moved in from the suburbs start bemoaning the old, more authentic Times Square and the pre-Giuliani Lower East Side. I don't miss the kids who robbed me at gunpoint on East 81st Street on Christmas Eve, 1981, or the crack dealers who shot 10 people in one night in Southeastern Queens, 1987; I don't miss dog turds and piles of garbage on the sidewalk from the sanitation strike of the Lindsay years; I don't miss the Howard Beach and Bensonhurst murders or the Crown Heights riots or being afraid to go in the park after sunset; and I certainly don't miss Donald Trump—not the least because he refuses to go away.
Still, it's hard not to feel at least a twinge of melancholy, a sense that part of what gave New York its distinct character and made it a city unlike any other is vanishing. A building is just bricks and mortar, it's true, but it can still be a repository of common memory, a shared living reference point while it's still standing. That's the roller coaster I rode with your mother on our second date; that's the club where I saw the Ramones for the first time; those are the bleachers where the 12-year-old boy named Jeffrey Maier reached out and deflected Derek Jeter's fly ball into the stands during the 1996 New York-Baltimore American League Championship series, making it into a homerun and leading one wag to remark that it was the probably greatest play ever made by a Jew at Yankee Stadium.
Once the wrecking ball swings, you can try to hold on, but those memories go out into the air and ultimately start to dissipate. As one of the firefighters on Rescue Me lamented about not getting laid as much
post-9/11, "People forget." Schrafft's ice cream parlor and Hubert's Museum celebrating human oddity in Times Square closed decades ago. Gage & Tollner, Scribner's and Doubleday's bookstores on Fifth Avenue and Billy's Topless on Sixth went away more recently. Hey, whatever brings a tear to your eye. The Second Avenue Deli had to close after its owner was killed in '96; eventually it reopened on Third Avenue, but it wasn't the same. Neither was the Nedick's I tried the other day in Midtown. History becomes just a faint scorch mark on the sidewalk. I didn't even know until recently that the park near my house was, 110 years ago, the home field of the Brooklyn Superbas, the forerunners of the Dodgers.
On the other hand, maybe all the ghosts don't go away. Great cities have a way of reasserting themselves, for better or worse. Old spirits sometimes seep up through the newly laid asphalt. Familiar patterns re-emerge, with scarcely a flicker of historic consciousness. Hawkers with heavy accents stand outside the retail shops on Orchard Street call to passing customers the way another generation of immigrants did back in the late 19th century; gangs roam the turf where the Five Points once stood; A Greek social club in Astoria closes and an Albanian one opens. The Mets can evoke 1962 in the way they strand men in scoring position sometimes, and the Knicks still can't win a championship without Willis Reed. And the other night, a kid I know—well, actually, my son—told me he saw a band called Sister Helen put on a show he'll never forget in the backyard of a little club in Bushwick called Goodbye Blue Monday. With any luck, the place will last at least another summer.
Peter Blauner is a novelist and television writer living in New York. He can be reached through www.peterblauner.com.
We asked a handful of prominent New Yorkers what they miss most about their neighborhoods. Responses included everything from people, places and practices to general vibes—and, in one case, the refusal to wax nostalgic.
Sirio Maccioni, consummate host to a breathtaking array of celebrities, presidents, kings and cardinals at his famed restaurant, Le Cirque, longs for the pastime of his youth: "When I first came to this country in 1959, I worked at the Stanford Hotel on 32nd Street. I came as a student but I had to work on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays for cash flow. After work, I would walk to Times Square. In those days, Times Square was great. They had great movie houses that showed all the big movies. That was the only thing I could afford. It was the beginning of Japanese and Italian cinema and I loved all the New Wave movies. Now, Times Square is a different place."
With the disappearance of old art-house movie theaters, the city is losing many of its iconic buildings, said Seri Worden, executive director of the preservation group Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts: "The Beekman Theater on Second Avenue was a really beloved neighborhood landmark. It's where Woody Allen and Diane Keaton are standing in line in Annie Hall. It was this fantastic 1950s modernist building with ribbon windows, very horizontal, with a tilted glass façade and a marquee that said 'Beekman' in cursive letters. It was torn down in 2005 by Memorial Sloan-Kettering.
Another movie theater that is still standing but was highly altered is Cinema 1 and 2 on Third Avenue across from Bloomingdale's. It was built in 1962 and had an amazing interior with Danish copper chandeliers and blue Venetian tiles on the exterior. The owner became nervous about its landmark status and ended up taking out every detail on the inside and stuccoed over the exterior. What else has changed? It's hard to get lunch in this neighborhood. Our offices are on Madison and 69th Street, and there aren't a lot of food options. It's all retail. The Gardenia diner was the only place to get lunch that was close and now it's gone."
Rep. Carolyn Maloney has seen many transformations since she entered Congress in 1993: "There have been a lot of changes. All the Republican officeholders on the East Side have left. Since I've come into office, we have changed the entire East Side from red to blue! We have lost some of our great institutions, like Bill Green, former Mayor John Lindsay and Elinor Guggenheimer. Areas like Yorkville have lost their historic German and Eastern European flavor. It's very sad that places like Kleine Konditorei have disappeared. Most of the classic restaurants serving French haute cuisine are no longer here: Le Côte Basque, Lutèce, La Caravelle. And you can't even find an egg cream anymore! On the bright side, the squeegee men are gone that used to pester us on 96th Street. And people no longer put 'No Radio' signs in their cars so their windows don't get smashed."
Betsy Gotbaum, the New York City public advocate, grew up on the East Side but now lives across the park: "There was something called Columbus Bakery and now it's this God-awful pizza place where you have to order by the inch. They think that's clever, but how do you know how many inches you need for two people? Then there was this wonderful store for tablecloths and linens on 82nd and Columbus, Pondicherri. Now there is a gallery in its place and it's so sad. Columbus Avenue has changed tremendously, but we still have this mom-and-pop grocery called Zingone's. Thank God they own the building, so they won't be forced to leave. They grow vegetables and herbs, they give you recipes and if something is really good they will tell us. It's like an old New York gem. And Park West Pharmacy is still there, where the kind of treatment you get is not that kind of Duane Reade coldness. I'm very lucky that we still have these around. But forget about Broadway, that's all gone!"
Unlike his fellow New Yorkers, legendary writer Gay Talese, who has lived in the same townhouse on East 61st Street for 50 years, refuses to wax nostalgic: "I don't miss anything, because everything I love about New York is still here. I still go to the same neighborhood restaurants. There's Gino on Lexington between 60th and 61st. They opened in 1945 and some of the waiters still seem to be working there. They have the same zebra wallpaper, the same fake flowers, the same policy of no credit cards and no reservations. I go to the same jeweler, the same place to buy ribbons, the same barber shop. I know the names of the doormen on Park Avenue, I know the names of the neighbors, I know the names of the sidewalk supers. People become familiar with each other, and when somebody dies, we can talk and reminisce and reflect sadly on their passing. You won't read about it in a New York Times obit, but they go on to their ultimate reward, which is a kind of eulogy by the people in the neighborhood who knew them."
Interviewed, conducted and condensed by Anne Gehris.
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The Federal Acquisition Regulation Council has designed a more structured approach for federal procurement officials to document a company's performance on a contract, with definitions and all. The proposal, one expert said, should be taken as a message from federal regulators to procurement officers.
That message: "By virtue of bringing this issue up again, the FAR Council is really saying that they expect past performance to be a more serious and consistent evaluation factor than previously," said Larry Allen, president of the Allen Federal Business Partners.
The proposal essentially takes the rules that are already on the books and attempts to strengthen them, Allen said.
The FAR Council has proposed, among other changes, adding two tables for past performance evaluations. One defines general evaluation definitions for a company's work and the other charts small-business subcontracting. The evaluation ratings definitions are based on guidance provided in the Defense Department's Contractor Performance Assessment Reporting System policy guide.
Officials want procurement officials to include reviews on the quality of a contractor's product or service and the companies' cost controls, schedule, business relationships, and small-business contracting. Officials can add more information they believe is important.
The council wants contracting officers to rate a company on how it met the negotiated subcontracting goals and if it did an "exceptional" job of aiding various types of small companies, such as those owned by service-disabled veterans or women. The council is receiving comments on the proposal through Nov. 5.
Past performance evaluations are already required in many circumstances and are supposed to be available on several databases, including the Federal Awardee Performance and Integrity Information System, Allen said. Most of the time, the government passes to contractors the responsibility of meeting regulatory requirements. However, the past performance evaluations are something different.
"Usually, the government just makes the contractor do it whenever possible. So, it's not too much of a surprise that new directives have to come out to remind [contracting officers] of what they're already supposed to do," he said.
In the past two years, speeches by DOD and General Services Administration acquisition officials have continually discussed past performance evaluations and their importance to contracting, he said.
"The proposed rule just makes such rhetoric more formal and visible," he said.
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Due to the properties of Juvederm, it is typically not my filler of choice for the tear trough area. It is usually quite hydrophilic and can cause significant edema. You should follow-up with your practitioner and it may be a good idea to try a few doses of a diuretic (a water pill) to get rid of the swelling.
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it was hilarious watching bradshaw getting demolished.
poor dr. death got flatlined, and i believe he blew both of his knees out or something of that nature.
bart gunn was a TERRIBLE boxer, just terrible. as a man who has been around boxing all of my life, and grew up in the sport, it would be a BREEZE boxing someone of his caliber. he was an absolute joke. he threw haymaker hooks, and he had power in his left hand that none of these guys could defend against. you figure some of them would have atleast worked some mitts before putting on a pair of boxing gloves. i wouldn't dare label this tragic attempt at a hybrid sport as "boxing", because boxing is a beautiful sport, brawl for all was worse than 90% of toughman competitions i've seen, that the majority of people on this forum could have a chance at winning. butterbean is a TERRIBLE boxer as well, and you saw how quickly he destroyed bart in their match at mania. which is sad, because you can tell bart really trained hard to prepare for the match, he went and got some trainers, looked much better, but he kept his hands WAY too low, and butterbean crunched him. hilarious. i imagine vinny pazienza had to be thinking "wow, he's dead" as butterbean ejected him through the ropes, LOL.
anyway, we'll never see something like brawl for all again. it was an absolute mess. however, if done right, with the right people, it would've been a great sight to see. they picked a bunch of terrible people for it, and like i said, the only guy who had decent boxing skills was mero. scorpio wasn't that bad either, he just had no idea wtf he was trying to do lol. dan severn would've won it with relative ease had they not DQ'd him.
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