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Journal (I don't give a damn if you look through here; I communicate through words not speech)
Day One
Whenever I look back at my life I see not a man but a goddam fool that couldn't live or abide by his own virtues or values. He speaks of them and he emphasizes them to his family and friends, but he never meant anything more beyond those words. You probably don't understand why I wrote that last sentence and neither do I. Right now, I'm just writing whatever goddam thing that comes to my mind and the only reason I know is that it feels good as hell. In fact, the only other reason I'm writing this goddam piece of work is because I'm frustrated and angry today and I don't know why. Maybe I want a way to display myself beyond the normal circumstances of talking it out, but I don't follow social order I'm a rebel and that's that. I'm not a rebel.
I'm even angry right now thinking of what idiot in the future will come and read this and see only the underlying grammatical errors and shit. But I don't give a damn, all I want to do is live a life without the social norms shackling me and gritting me at every turn. All I'm doing right now is ranting, ranting, and ranting and it makes me feel good. No one sees this side of me and I hope they never do; they all see me as some "ideal" student someone smart, nice and fun, but they don't see this side of me, infuriated by society and wishing for an exit. Any exit.
Right now, I feel like a goddam hypocrite looking back at myself and whatever I just wrote right now; I told everyone how to live their lives, well they asked me how to live theirs. But, still, I 'm an idiot for even giving any advice to them as all I'm going to do is ruin their lives and it pisses me off because I did. Actually screw that last comment, I hope they fail, oh god, I hope they fail in academics and in life. That sounded sadistic and cynical even by my standards, but I don't give a damn I don't blame anyone, only myself.
Am I even being true to myself right now? I don't think so I'm just a teen pissed off at a world that doesn't bring anything but pain and suffering. Geez, I sounded like a philosopher right there, but who gives a damn; I can sound smart when I want to. Right now we live in a world ruled by big government following Capitalism and I don't know about you, but I don't think our government can do shit. Sucking up our taxes and just arguing over one dumb bill over another in the goddam capital. But I really don't care, let them do what they want as long as they let me do what I want. But, it isn't going to be like that in the future I'm going to rule the world and no one's going to goddam stop me. Be it my parents, friends or the stupid population of vagrants I'll just keep on moving. We need a revolution and I sure as hell hope North Korea right now instigates some war, so our society can go and topple down the government. I mean that's what John Locke stated in his Two Treatises on Government: People have the right to instill revolution if the government isn't doing what is the common interest of the people. Well I guess anyone has the right to overthrow me if I become dictator but I'm going to be different I'm going to create a Utopia; a world envisioned by generation after generation stemming from whatever ideologies were in their day and mine isn't going to be any different. So that's why I'm destined to fail, not because I'm incompetent, but because I'm a fool. A goddam bloody fool that can't see what's right in front of him
Day Two
Sometimes after having some bullshit talk with my parents I wonder "why can't they just leave me alone?" I mean if I respond in a harsh and improper manner the only reason I ever really do it is because I'm either having a bad day or I just don't want to deal with them. But instead, all they seemingly want to do is further prod me until they get the answer they want and if I don't then I'm goddam disrespectful. That really goddam pisses me off.
If I ever get a kid I don't think I'll act the same way, but… Anyways even if I say that I won't do the same thing to my kid, I probably will. Maybe it's just the natural psyche of the mind or some form of scientific bullshit, but in any way I just don't give a damn. But, I guess I really should apologize to my parents for being unreasonably rude on some days, but damn on some days I just really don't give a damn.
You probably should know that my dad is only home on the weekends and when he's here it can be hell, most of the times it's not, but sometimes it is. So today I was editing a photo of myself -because, heck, society looks down on you no matter how you put it- and then suddenly my mom comes in barging asking me what the hell I'm doing; I ignore her, she leaves and then comes back again more demanding. Of course, being me, as a teenager, on a bad day I respond with a harsh closing of my laptop and then yell "Leave me alone, go away" and that satisfied me. Unfortunately, this was the case until my mom decided I was being rude and my father decided to back her up in the case. And that's when I lost my mind; I just uttered bullshit grammar that didn't get me very far besides making myself look goddam incompetent. I don't know why or how they left me alone after that, all I know is that it inspired me to write again in my journal.
Anyways, thinking back from that little tussle, I guess my dad was just backing up my mother in an attempt to make up lost time he hasn't been with her every weekday. And I guess it's reasonable that my mother would respond in a blind fury for my indirect harshness. I mean, she does do everything in the household and still has the willpower to see us through to succeed and all she asks and wants in return is my respect; she deserves it. But, dammit, sometimes even I want my privacy.
To be truthful, I don't want any of these fights -it makes me sad-, but hell these things are just going to happen again and again and I don't have a way to stop them. I'm glad I still respect my parents and that they still love me and shit, but hell sometimes I don't acknowledge that. It pisses me off that I don't and it's ultimately my responsibility to bear any of these misdemeanors that I do. But, shit, I sure as hell don't want to and I'll do anything in my power to avoid it.
Day Three
I'm not mad today, at least I don't think I am, but if I'm it's only because of the frustration of having to wake up at 6 in the morning to go to a cancelled tennis tournament at some school in the middle of nowhere. But, I do know one thing for sure. I have a strange and unnerving feeling in my heart, gut or whatever strange location in my body. It might be depression or whatever, but I don't really know; I wish I could figure it out, but I just can't.
The truth is I know that I'm depressed but I won't admit to myself the reason behind it. The reason is a goddamned one almost every teen boy has to go through, that, by now, it's pretty much a rite of passage. And if you still don't know what I'm talking about and you simply must goddamn know it's asking a goddamned girl, at the very least, to acknowledge you and your existence beyond the mere nod. Yes, that's the thing that has been bothering me for a while and it's something that I can't fix or solve by simply acquiescing to my solemnity. It's also quite painful and morally depressing because I can't get my mind off of the topic. I mean, it hasn't been as bad as before, but now after some goddam nightmare/fantasy dream my minds been going out of control. (Read this quickly and forget about it) She becomes a prostitute, I pay her and damn, shit goes to hell as she's doing it for her goddam brother for a reason she won't tell me (Ends here). After that damn dream, I was in a daze that made me realize shit that I didn't want to admit to myself. For the first reason, she's 100% out of my league and I don't think I have the guts, personality or looks to get her. Now, if you want to know how she's like, she's a goddamned person that demands respect. Though she doesn't act like it at all. Instead, she goes around and acts like a goddam cock tease showing off her ass and flirting with every goddam thing that moves with a dick. And I'm fine with that, but not because I care for that sort of personality very much, it never gets to me. And the reason for that is I realized the pains she has been through. From what I learned, in middle school she was one of those nerdy, quiet, and dammed ugly girls that didn't get any sort of attention. But, as time passed she became attractive as hell and to fill in that void of hers when she was smaller she started devouring attention filling her deep, dark, unfathomable void in her heart. At least that's what I think. Now that you know about her I'm going to revert back to my situation. Every time I go and look up a way of solving this crisis the only result I find is "go and reveal your feelings and everything will be ok". Bullshit. I'm only going to get rejected and it's not only going to hurt me, but also her. It's going to hurt her because she's going to feel a pain in her heart for making a decision that hurt someone –as pretentious as that sounds-, it's true. As long as she isn't some cold hearted and contented bitch, she'll feel some sort of guilt and that's always going to be the goddamned case. So I'll save her the pain and just suck up all this crap like a man. But, still, you never know. Things, usually, never work out the way you want them to, but sometimes they do. And if you lose that goddam chance right in front of your goddam face then you'll regret it for the rest of your life. You'll look back at your past and condemn yourself for being a goddam fool and you'll always want to wipe it out from your mind. But, if you do take that opportunity and hold it close to yourself and at least attempt it; you won't regret it as you know that at the very least you tried and that things couldn't have gone any worse from there. Goddamn. Anyways, I think I'll be bold in my life for once and actually attempt something. I mean, girls don't like shy people so at the very least I'll put up a superficial attitude and live a life of lies.
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recently i got asked out for the first time, which is kinda sad considering my age, but i do have my reasons. i went on home school my sophomore year and haven't been around many guys, and i was also dealing with some other things. anyway i went into the doctors office and there was this guy i knew from middle school. we had a conversation and long story short he asked for my number. i remember looking at him like he was crazy, not because i thought he was, but because i was so shocked. it was completely unexpected. he kept asking me if i thought he was weird lol.
the point is, even if i did think he was weird for asking me out, what did he have to loose? i wasn't going to mock him or make him out to be a fool. i appreciate the risks guys take, even if i don't like them like that, and so do most other girls. plus he was probably never going to see me again anyway. which would you rather live with? a little hurt pride? or the pain of never having tried?
if your too scared to ask out this mega hot girl, then start with someone less intense, just to dip your feet in the dating pool. make sure you at least have one conversation with them first, and i guarantee its going to be and feel awkward when you first start out, but you'll get over it. here's a good line: "Are we friends on facebook?" *girl answers no* "Well we should be. i'd like to talk to you some more."
anyway sorry about being an advice whore. this was good writing. the voice was right. could do with a little more vocabulary variety and paragraph breaks. interesting though. helps me pick apart an honest male point of view. keep writing :)
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Imaging Reaction Dynamics in Living Cells
Cells are dynamic environments that use carefully regulated mechanisms to maintain function and health. One example of this is the vesicle-mediated transport of lipids (shown to the right). Each bright spot shows a single vesicle as it transports lipids through the cell. Each step of this process; internalization, transport in the vesicle, and enzymatic degradation of the lipids, is controlled by chemical reactions within the cell. Understanding these dynamic processes requires a method that will provide both spatial and temporal information-the ability to watch each step as it occurs. To obtain this information the Payne Lab uses fluorescence microscopy to directly probe intracellular dynamics. The Payne Lab is interested in two related questions; what are the rates and mechanisms of these intracellular processes and how can we better image each event.
Imaging chemical reactions within a cell.
Cells control certain chemical reactions through the localization of substrates and enzymes within distinct vesicles that are actively transported through the cell. We are especially interested in the reactions that result from the interaction of substrate-containing vesicles with enzyme-containing vesicles. We are using two-color single particle tracking to address this question in standard cell lines and in a cellular model of the blood-brain barrier. In this case, motor proteins, rather than diffusion, bring together the substrate and enzymes. In the absence of this form of active transport, the interaction of substrate and enzymes is limited by diffusion in the crowded environment of the cell. We are using single particle tracking microscopy to characterize nanoparticle motion as a function of size, surface coating, and actin cytoskeleton to map the effective viscosity of the cell and understand the deviation from Stokes-Einstein behavior.
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Intracellular delivery of nanoparticles. Nanoparticles have important biomedical applications ranging from the treatment of human disease with gene therapy to understanding basic cellular functions with fluorescent probes. For these applications to be fully realized it is necessary to deliver nanoparticles across the plasma membrane and into the cytosol of living cells. The Payne Lab is developing novel methods for the cytosolic delivery and targeting of nanoparticles in conjunction with the use of advanced microscopy techniques to understand the mechanisms of nanoparticle delivery.
Fluorescence microscopy in challenging environments. While recent developments in fluorescence microscopy make it possible to image many of the dynamic events that are essential to cellular function, new methods are necessary to observe the dynamics of single molecules inside living cells. Imaging within live cells is difficult as the emission from fluorescent probes competes with the autofluorescence of the cell. The Payne Lab is developing new optical techniques for quantitative cellular imaging. Optical methods of interest include nanometer-level imaging, spectroscopic single-particle tracking, and multiphoton total internal reflection microscopy.


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Business Angela Emma Rudd BMA
4th February 07
Operations Management
Stock control
What are Stocks?
Stocks are goods, which have been produced or are in the process of being produced
but which have not been sold yet. All firms hold different types of stock. Stocks can take
a variety of forms:
Raw materials and components These are waiting to be used in the
production process.
Works in progress or unfinished goods These are stocks of goods in the
process of being manufactured
Finished goods These are goods that have been produced and are ready to be
sold. In the case of the manufacturer, these are goods waiting to be sold or
delivered to the shops, or the final customer. Retailers hold finished goods on
their shelves ready to be sold.
Holding stock is important to firms because they are often needed to maintain
production and to meet customer's demands. With stocks available a business can
produce at any time and has goods available for customers. However, the problem is
that holding stocks can be expensive and risky. For example the more stocks a
business has:
The greater the warehousing space needed
The more money there is tied up in stocks this means the firm has a high
opportunity cost because the money that is invested on stocks could be used in
other ways
The higher security costs to protect the stocks
The greater the risk inevitably if a firm holds stock there is the danger that it will
perish or become obsolete.
The decision on how many sticks to hole is, therefore, a trade off between the costs of
holding the stocks and the problems, which might occur if stocks are not held.
Buffer Stocks
This is the minimum amount of stock that a firm wants to hold as any time. If the level of
stocks falls below the buffer level there may be a risk of running out this could either
halt production or mean that customers would have to be turned away because no
finished goods are available. Several factors influence the level of buffer stocks a
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The rate at which stocks are generally used up the faster stocks are used up,
the more the firm will have to hold at any time.
The warehousing space available the smaller the space a firm has for storage,
the lower the level of stock.
The nature of the product if the product is fragile or likely to depreciate, the firm
will not want too much stock in case it breaks or loses value rapidly.
The reliability of suppliers the more reliable suppliers are, the few buffer stocks
the firm needs to hold
The supplier's leadtime the leadtime is the time it takes for products to arrive
from when they are ordered. The shorter the leadtime, the smaller amount of
stock a firm needs to hold. If however the leadtime is long, the firm will need to
hold more stock in case there are any delays.
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The maximum stock that a firm will hold depends on:
How much space a firm has
The opportunity cost of having money tied up in them
Stock Control
Stock control involves stock rotation. This is a method of organising stocks so that the
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Investment in machinery, which is flexible and can be changed from producing
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According to my jealousyby Cyril ROLANDO
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According to my jealousy, LIFE IS UNFAIR !
I hate the SMILE on their BEAUTIFUL face,
Their PERFECT fragance is polluting my air,
Their glorious LOVE is suffusing my space.
I want to destroy MAGNIFICIENT things,
MOULDERING their abhorrent PINK wings,
reducing to ASHES their sickening shadows...
trying to erase my IMMEASURABLE sorrow.
I hate when my heart is like an " accoeurdeon ".
But, they don't deserve to be happy.
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Monica Carter curates Salonica World Lit. She is a writer and reviewer. Her most recent critical piece appeared in World Literature Today (September 2013).
Consider this: You are a woman living in France during the 1920s and 1930s. You hold the highest teaching awarded in France. In your early thirties, you are in love with a man a decade or so younger than you. It is a deep and passionate love. You become sick with tuberculosis. Your lover distances himself from you. On the train to the sanatorium, you read a letter he has sent you to inform you that a) he is getting married and b) the "love" he has for you has turned into "friendship." While grieving this loss and fighting the disease that has plagued you, you write a monologue, an epistle, a rumination, a theory, a response to the letter and to the relationship. An editor reads it and wants to publish it. A respected scholar is asked to write a foreword. On your deathbed, between narcotic haziness and lucidity, the foreword is read to you. Feeling that the work is what you want it to be, days later at the age of 34, you peacefully pass away letting go of love and pain. You work is admired by prominent intellectuals of the time such as Paul Valery and René Crevel. Never having received it's due in the canon of feminist literature, some eighty years later it is finally and masterfully translated by Christine Schwartz Hartley and Anna Moschovakis. At last, it is nominated for an award.
If that isn't reason enough to merit the Best Translated Book Award, I'm not sure what is.
Commentary by Marcelle Sauvegeot enjoyed much resurgence in France but never gained notice until translated into English recently and published by Ugly Ducking Presse. This work is not to be categorized; it is a letter of admission, a monologue to those who love, an intimate philosophical inquiry into a woman's mind and emotions. From early on, Sauvegeot cops to her feminine nature, but with an unflinching and objective eye, she does not excuse it:
"If only I could have begun the scene again to kiss that face and say: 'I will not betray you.' But things do not begin again; and I must not have uttered that sentence, for I don't know how to speak at the right moment or with the appropriate tone. I am too easily overcome by emotion, and harden myself to avoid giving in to it. How can one convey the full sense of turmoil produce by an emotion at the exact moment it occurs?"
There are other feminist contemporaries who broached the emotional stranglehold of love and the way it changes when relationships change, specifically I am thinking H.D. (Hilda Doolittle, mentioned in the Introduction by Jennifer Moxley) and Djuna Barnes. But Commentary is more immediate and accessible than H.D.'s Kora and Ka and more intimate and analytical than Barnes's Nightwood. No woman had written on love in such a direct and nuanced manner before this and while it is woman's story of how an affair ends, it is masculine in its observation:
"Some ballads begin as your letter does: 'You, whom I've loved so much…' This past tense, with the present still resounding so close, is as sad as the ends of parties, when the lights are turned off and you remain alone, watching the couples go off into the dark streets. It's over: nothing else is to be expected, and yet you stay there indefinitely, knowing that nothing more will happen. You have notes like a guitar's; at times, like a chorus that repeats: 'I could not have given you happiness.' It's an old song from long ago, like a dried flower…Does the past become an old thing so quickly?"
Who hasn't been there? There is nostalgia and analysis present, but not a mawkish sentimentality. It's not that she is writing like a man, but that she manages to dissect herself and the affair acknowledging her onus for loving the weaknesses of her lover as strongly as she condemns them.
Commentary isn't a sweeping epic, not intricately plotted, nor is it full of literary devices, yet it is unique in form and so well written that the reader gathers all the necessary information from what Sauvageot conveys. It is a well-intended lament, a response to a call, short and powerful, written by a dying woman who only wanted to understand why love fails.
Prose translators will likely disagree, but I believe translating poetry requires a significant level of talent, a commitment to the text, and near mania, all of which suggests that the undertaking is the greatest possible challenge. The task is to. . .
The biggest issues with books like The Subsidiary often have to do with their underpinnings—when we learn that Georges Perec wrote La Disparition without once using the letter E, we are impressed. Imagine such a task! It takes a high. . .
Following The Infatuations, Javier Marías's latest novel seems, like those that have preceded it, an experiment to test fiction's capacity to mesmerize with sombre-sexy atmospheres and ruminative elongated sentences stretched across windowless walls of paragraphs. Thus Bad Begins offers his. . .
Death by Water, Kenzaburo Oe's latest novel to be translated into English, practically begs you to read it as autobiography. Like The Changeling, as well as many other works not yet released in English, Death by Water is narrated in. . .
Jocelyne Saucier's Twenty-One Cardinals is about the type of unique, indestructible, and often tragic loyalty only found in families. For a brief but stunningly mesmerizing 169 pages, Twenty-One Cardinals invited me in to the haunting and intimate world of the. . .
We know so very little; so little that what we think to be knowledge is hardly worth reckoning with at all; instead we ought to settle for being pleasantly surprised if, on the edge of things, against all expectations, our. . .
Many of Virginie Despentes's books revolve around the same central idea: "To be born a woman [is] the worst fate in practically every society." But this message is nearly always packaged in easy-to-read books that fill you with the pleasure. . .
Ilja Leonard Pfeijffer's La Superba is appropriately titled after the Italian city of Genoa, where, after escaping the pressures of fame in his own country, the semi-autobiographical narrator finds himself cataloguing the experiences of its mesmerizing inhabitants with the intention. . .
It took reading 44 pages of Intervenir/Intervene before I began to get a sense of what Dolores Dorantes and Rodrigo Flores Sánchez were up to. Recurring throughout these 44 pages—throughout the entire book—are shovels, shovel smacks to the face, lobelias—aha!. . .
As presaged by its title, contradiction is the theme of Peter Stamm's novel, All Days Are Night. Gillian, a well-known television personality, remains unknowable to herself. And Hubert, a frustrated artist and Gillian's lover, creates art through the process of. . .


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WITH the Carling Cup in the trophy cabinet and a Uefa Cup place long guaranteed, Steve McClaren, the Middlesbrough manager, has challenged his players to beat the club's previous highest finish of ninth place, a target they will surely achieve if they sustain the form that eclipsed Southampton. McClaren said: "I actually enjoyed watching it. It showed the character and ambition that we have in this dressing-room."
Paul Sturrock, the Southampton manager, is among the admirers of McClaren's team. "Middlesbrough are a good side and proved it today," he said. "I'm disappointed, but it's part of the learning process for


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I work with 14 women in a day care/ preschool. This year I decided to make scarves for all my co workers.
I used an easy scarf pattern of 14 stitches on size 15 or 10 stiches on size 35 needles. I garter stitched all the way using two kinds of yarn - either Lion Brand fun fur or fancy fur and Lion Brand boucle, or a ribbon yarn or Lion Brand Romance or whatever..you get the picture.


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hi to all, I've a big inknown problem. I'm developing a web application with a VB-SOAP client. I'm using some java servlet in tomcat-axis. I have a LAN for testing my web application. It's all ok: any PC with tomcat running working fine. Any PC with my VBclient communicate with the current tomcat running. (All under windows). Now, I'va built a web server, mount in my provider, with linux, tomcat and axis. I've upload on this server my context "axis" and my web app, under var/tomcac4/webapps.... but my VBclient, on my PC, doesn't communicate with the remote application. I don't know about this! The error occourred is (in VB): WSDLReader: XMLParse error.... bou i've installed all the necessary library on my PC, instead the MSSOAP Toolkit.... It may be a problem of versions? I'm also a newbie for using linux and line command-compiling (to trying it on the server...). I haven't found anything about this error on Internet, my description is in Italina, but can be translate in "Impossible to find the specific resource". thank to all, Tiziana
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That was also the boxed version of Doom released in the U.K I believe. Right down to it being 1.666.
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In terms of price, I've seen boxes like this go on eBay from ~$50 - $100+. Price probably depends on the version, and v1.666 isn't super rare. You'll get a reasonable price at least.
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I put it up on eBay and sold it pretty quickly for $100 with buy it now, may have been able to get even more but I was happy. Good pricing information for anyone who is looking to sell their copy!
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You'll be familiar with the idea of limited or special editions. They reveal the motor industry in its most grasping and cynical light (how on earth did they come up with "Principles"? Do their owners have more integrity than other Metro drivers?), when trying to eke out a few more sales by convincing buyers that adding a couple of decals, a hollow name and some gaudy trim constitutes a significant upgrade of the existing product. Sometimes, these cars can actually be worth less second-hand than the standard model.
But the Peugeot 206 "Roland Garros" (the name is that of a pioneering French aviator) comes from a slightly nobler tradition. There have been four such Peugeots so far, the line beginning with the 205. As well as having superior equipment levels and, for a special edition, unusually tasteful trim, they also tend to be worth more than the standard car on the second-hand market and are snapped up smartly by fans.
The 1.4-litre 206 Roland Garros certainly smells better than your common or garden limited edition, thanks to green and beige leather seats and very swish Alcntara-suede panel trim. Other extras include metallic paint, air conditioning, a CD player, remote alarm, power steering and electric windows. But what really sets this pounds 12,745 (pounds 13,645 for the automatic) special apart from the standard 206 (the closest equivalent, the GLX 1.6, is pounds 11,295), is a full-length glass roof with electric blind. All it needs is a bougainvillia and some iced tea and you have your own portable conservatory. A very pleasant place to be.
Outside, things don't look quite so rosy. The first Peugeot for a long time not to be designed by Pininfarina, is built in Coventry. It is an ungainly, messy design with ridiculously small wheels and fussy air vents. From the front it looks like a piece of hairdressing equipment; in profile it's a dung beetle.
It is certainly no replacement for the 205 in terms of tyre-squealing, lift-off-in-mid-corner, go-karty fun. But then the 205 set new standards for hot hatches. The 206 does nothing of the sort. Its engine is as modern and sporty as Ann Widdicombe and about as pleasant to listen to at full blast. Peugeot's engineers have sacrificed handling thrills for a bump-soaking, floaty ride at low speeds and a nervous, slightly sweaty-palmed (in the worst sense) ride on the twisty bits, all designed to minimise the impact of the road on your bottom.
It is frugal (returning 43mpg) and good on space - a market leader in fact with especially good rear leg-and head-room. If you value pocket- sized luxury over fun, and "exclusive Roland Garros badging" over value for money, this 206 may well lure you away from top-of-the-range Ford Fiestas or Renault Clios. Perhaps then, the Roland Garros is one limited edition that deserves a longer run
Julian Wilson, 28, head chef at Glyndbourne Opera House, from Lewes, Sussex. Currently drives a VW Golf and rides a Suzuki Bandit 600
"My girlfriend calls this the evil cat because it looks so aggressive from the front, but I like it to look at. It's well finished inside, I like the dials, and with four doors it would be practical for me - the boot is a nice size too. I like the idea of the window in the roof. The ride smooths out the bumps - it's a lot quieter than a 106, the brakes are very good and so is the visibility and, for a car this size, the performance is OK. I don't need all these gadgets, but this would be ideal for a retired couple."
Angela O'Finn, age undisclosed, housewife, and her son Christopher, 12, from Rottingdean, Sussex. Currently drives a Toyota Starlet
"I like the leather upholstery but I actually prefer not to have electric windows - I worry about the safety of them with children. Still, power steering, air conditioning and central locking are essential, so this scores well on those. The brakes are really sharp but the handbrake is out of the way a bit. It's easy to manoeuvre: the gears are easy and the clutch is light. I like the dash-mounted clock and it's nice to have an outside temperature gauge. It's not terribly quiet but the seats are very comfortable."
Christopher: "It's not too bad, but I prefer BMWs."
Hugh Russell, 43, casino receptionist, from Brighton, Sussex. Currently car-less
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Nick Excell, 44, project manager at Lloyds TSB, Jenny Excell, 40, part-time adult-education lecturer, and their sons Ben, 9, and Matthew, 5, from Seaford in Sussex. Currently drive an Audi A4
Nick: "The styling is chunky and aggressive and the colouring inside tones in nicely but I don't think I'd pay extra for a limited edition. It feels well made but not as good as my Audi. I see it as a younger person's car - definitely female."
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Ben: "I'd like one because I like the glass roof and it looks like a saloon car. It feels expensive with the leather upholstery."
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Karma Essential Oil Blend (Type): This "nearly natural" is inspired by Lush's fabulous signature fragrance smells deeply sensuous and alluring, with base notes of Patchouli and Orange. It contains just 1% synthetic to mimic Ambergris (a musky note extracted from sperm whale intestines). It is also fabulous in cold process and melt & pour soap and discolors to a honey brown
This blend is comprised of: Patchouli Oil (Pogostemon Cablin), Orange Oil (Citrus Dulcis), Lavendin Oil (Lavendula Hybrida), Pine Oil (Pinus), Lemongrass Oil (Cymbopogan Flexuosus), Elemi Oil (Canarium Commune), and Gardenia Extract (Gardenia Jasminoides). This fragrance warms up beautifully on the skin and makes an excellent lotion, dusting powder or perfume.
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Leaves a nice 'spicey' scent in CP soap. Even after several months.
I love this scent! I use it in my Tattoo Balm and have been told that it is addictive. Most of the essential oils that make up "Karma" have beneficial properties so, not only is the scent interestingly complex, it serves a purpose when used in balms or salves.
This FO did slightly accelerate in CP. We did a three color in the pot swirl and it was little difficult to accomplish. However this did not rice or discolor our soap. This FO smells very earthy and warm with the mix of EO's and has kept a strong smell in our soap over the past 6 weeks.
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|500 Gram, minced
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|Tomato sauce
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|Worcestershire sauce
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|1 , chopped
|Chopped parsley
|1 Tablespoon
|Grated cheese
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
Cut ends off breadstick and cut in half vertically.
Carefully hollow bread from centre; crumble into breadcrumbs and reserve.
Melt butter for 40 seconds on HIGH.
Add onion.
Cook for 3 minutes on HIGH.
Stir in mince.
Cook for 5-6 minutes on MEDIUM HIGH, stirring every minute.
Preheat oven to 180°C.
Stir in remaining ingredients and reserved breadcrumbs.
Spoon mixture into breadsticks, packing down firmly.
Wrap each oreadstick in foil.
Place on Low Rack.
Bake for 20-25 minutes on CONVECTION 180°C.
Cut into slices and serve hot, or refrigerate and slice when cold.
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Nutrition Facts
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Calories 493 Calories from Fat 269
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 30 g46.5%
Saturated Fat 15.1 g75.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 121.1 mg40.4%
Sodium 679.1 mg28.3%
Total Carbohydrates 14 g4.7%
Dietary Fiber 1.6 g6.5%
Sugars 4.3 g
Protein 40 g79.9%
Vitamin A 20.1% Vitamin C 24.3%
Calcium 38% Iron 21.5%
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Located in Ensenada Honda, this 3 story house offers stunning views in a peaceful community of this beautiful island. The house is located in a dead end private street with easy access to any part of Culebra, including the airport, restaurants, markets and beaches.
On the first floor you will find an open living space with 1/2 bath, dining table and entertainment area (TV with cable signal and sound dock for your ipod) with awesome views of the bay. In addition, you will have a fully equipped kitchen with independent entrance that includes:refrigerator, electric stove, microwave, dishwasher, cooking utensils and cutlery.
Villa Serena counts with 2 full equipped bedrooms with their independent bathrooms. One room accommodates 3 adults in two twin beds and a futon, and the second room accommodates 4 adults in two twin beds and a queen size futon. Also, we have additional accommodation for child's. All rooms are equipped with A/C system, ceiling fans and full bathrooms with hot-cold water and 110 volts outlets.
Jorge E. Marchand
Principal of a Public Relation agency in PR for the past 17 years. Involved in community non profit organizations. Enjoys sharing the best of PR.
Evaristo Rodríguez
Engineer in a Biotech company. Enjoys sports as Golf, tennis and volleyball.
Jorge E. Marchand / Evaristo Rodriguez purchased this house in 2012
A dream come true !!!
Private dead end street.
Spacious living areas without losing intimacy.
Independent bedrooms with bath.
Ocean bay views with beautiful sunsets.
We stayed at 3 rentals during our trip to Puerto Rico and this one was by far the best and most comfortable.
Management of this rental is also professional and responsive.
We had a wonderful 5 night stay at this lovely home which has a well equipped kitchen and lots of lovely areas to sit. We enjoyed the patio and the front porch for having drinks in the evening and used the gas grill several times to grill fish. Jorge and Everisto were very nice to deal with and clearly care a lot about this home. We look forward to going back! (We loved Zaco's Tacos, Susie's and the Dinghy Dock. We didn't eat at Azul at Club Seaborne but we did have drinks and enjoyed the bar and grounds).
The house was lovely and spacious, and well-equipped. Super convenient location, in a residential area with nice views of the bay. Check in was easy, and we were allowed to stay longer than check-out time the day we left. Would definitely stay again! Thank you for your hospitality.
Jorge and Evaristo's place is a piece of paradise on earth!! This house has everything you can think of. Spacious airy and extremely comfortable. The privacy that it offers sets you in the mood to enjoy the best Culebra has to offer.
This place was amazing!
My family and I initially payed for two nights. However, we had such an amazing time that we ended up extending our stay without any problems. Evaristo and Jorge were great to us as well as the ladies who give maintenance to the house. The house was equipped with literally everything we could think of. Not only the the Island was a paradise to be at, but the house made our holiday be one of a kind.
Thanks so much to the owners for being amazing to us and letting us stay in this peaceful place!
Max and Deb
Our group of five (three teens, two adults) stayed here for the better part of a week. The description is accurate, but it is even roomier than the photos depict. There was plenty of space to gather or sneak off to read. There are three bathrooms and an outdoor shower, which was much appreciated. The kitchen is well appointed (knives could use some sharpening) and we cooked there most nights. The eating areas, both indoors and outdoors are very nice and would easily seat 6. There is also a very nice gas grill with a full propane tank. The unit is clean and well-maintained and located on a quiet, residential street. The beds are super comfortable. The owner was very responsive to questions during our stay. The location is great - just a bit away from "downtown" Dewey, but within walking distance. There is easy access to all of the great beaches. We often hit 3 beaches a day - morning snorkeling, mid-day body surfing and hanging out, and an evening beach walk. We rented a jeep to reach all the beaches (Jerry is great). If a Subaru 4 WD was available, I think it would be more practical. I highly recommend Villa Serena for your stay in Culebra!
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Book DescriptionUsing the events surrounding "The Satanic Verses" controversy as a starting point, Paul Weller offers an interesting examination of the twenty-first century challenges posed by living with radical difference, freedom of expression, and mutual respect.26th September 2008 marks the twentieth anniversary of the beginning of "The Satanic Verses" controversy - a controversy that in many ways became paradigmatic for the following two decades.Taking as its starting-point the opening two years of the controversy, Paul Weller uses the events and arguments of those years as a lens through which to view what later developed, both in relation to the controversy itself, but also its wider entails, and the incidents and issues through which aspects of the original controversy were reprised. The anniversary of the controversy presents a good opportunity to review the incidents, issues and debates of the time in some historical perspective, while also connecting them with subsequent incidents that have reprised some of the key themes, such as the 'cartoons' controversy, the terror attacks of 9/11 and 7/7, and the killing of the Dutch filmmaker, Theo Van Gogh.The book holds up a mirror for our times that will be of interest to academics, politicians, students, and religious believers, as well as to all who are engaged with the twenty-first century challenges posed by living with radical difference, freedom of expression, and mutual respect, with exploring the relationship between religion and secularity, and with overcoming the threats posed by religiously informed violence. Paul Weller is Professor of Inter-Religious Relations at the University of Derby and Visiting Fellow in the Oxford Centre for Christianity and Culture at Regent's Park College, University of Oxford, UK. He is editor of "Religions in the UK: Directory 2007-10", the 2001 edition of which won the Shap Working Party on World Religions in Education prize for 'an outstanding contribution to the teaching of world religions'.
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Executive recruitment company Monroe Consulting Group Indonesia is recruiting on behalf a world's largest, multi-carrier E-commerce marketplace for ocean shipping. Our respected client is seeking a hunter-type sales leader who has a combination of software sales experience and has either worked in the logistics industry or has sold to freight forwarders and BCOs for the job of Territory and Business Development Manager-Director Job (Software Solutions – Logistics). The job is based in Jakarta, Indonesia.
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- Bachelor's degree in technical or sales field
- 10+ years of direct sales experience
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- Excellent verbal and written communication
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- Polished negotiation skills with excellent listening and presentation skills
- Demonstrated tenacity and the ability to navigate corporate structures
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- Extensive background in international supply chain and e-commerce solutions is preferred
- Commercial understanding and industry knowledge of the Internet and e-commerce solutions for the logistics sectors such as B2B web portals is preferred
- Demonstrated ability to work as part of a team is critical
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Monroe Consulting Group is a leading provider of senior human resource capital, specialising in servicing the worlds emerging markets in the Banking & Finance, Technology, Industrial and Consumer Goods Sectors.
We commenced trading in Australia in 1998 and have expanded across the South East Asian Region, opening offices in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, Thailand, Chile and Mexico. In 2005 Empresaria Group PLC became the majority shareholder, giving us access to the resources of more than 80 offices around the globe.
Our brand is built around quality and professionalism. Our Recruitment Consultants are all highly trained and work unique specialist markets, which truly allows them to understand the needs of our clients and candidates both today and in the future. We have a host of internal systems that support our recruitment activities, many of which are widely utilised by a number of high-end recruitment organisations. However, it is only when used in conjunction with our own unique principles and customer driven values that our clients and applicants truly benefit.
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Long ConnectionAug 30, 20160Hi, I am looking to book a trip from the Uk to Las Vegas however the return flight includes a 14 hour connection at Newark, I was wondering would we be able to leave the airport during this time to explore the city and if so how realistic is 'popping' into New York and returning to the airport? Regards Laura HuntLauraTue, Aug 30
1hr 45 minutes enough to connect international to domestic?Aug 25, 20161I booked a flight with United and have 1hr 45 minutes layover between the flight (Spain-EWR) to the domestic flight EWR-IAH. I need to get through customs and straight to the gate? Do I have to pick up and check again my luggage? Will this be enough? Any advice?DaniThu, Aug 25Yes, you have to go through US Immigration, claim your bags, go through US Customs, re-check your bags at the re-check desk, possibly take the airtrain to Terminal C, then go through security and to your departure gate. You have barely enough time if everything goes perfectly.ZAPThu, Aug 25
Transit visaAug 25, 20161I am flying from delhi to cancun via newark. do i need a transit visa in addition to mexico visa?ACThu, Aug 25
PUJ TO EWR THEN EWR TO HEATHROWAug 25, 20161Hi. We are going from punta cana to EWR then have a 1 hour layover to catch a flight to Heathrow. We have our ESTA. We are flying on different sirlybut thr same company. Is that enough time? And do we need to get our bags or will they be transferred onto the new plane?Ian HThu, Aug 25
Connection from terminal A to CAug 23, 20164My mother 80 + needs assistance to transit from A to C. Her flights are not connected and are separate bookings. Her first journey ends at EWR and the onward is a separate bookingRacheTue, Aug 23How much time does she have? What kind of "assistance" does she need?ZAPTue, Aug 23She has about 4 hours. Moving with her bags from terminal A to terminal CRacheTue, Aug 23Can she walk? The AirTrain goes from Terminal A to C outside security.ZAPTue, Aug 23
edinburgh to newark to orlandoAug 11, 20164Hi, we're travelling to Orlando from Edinburgh and have a layover at Newark of 1 hour 37 minutes, Both flights are with United Airlines. Is this enough time for us to get our connecting flight when we have checked baggage? Thanks in advance for any advice.Sylbar71Wed, Aug 10What would happen if me miss connecting flights? We booked this through a travel agent and have insurance.Sylbar71Thu, Aug 11
where to find the baggage service office at EWRAug 9, 20161My checked baggages arrived EWR yesterday (8/8/16). However, due to Delta airline's major delays at ATL, my flight was cancelled and had to rebook to JFK today (8/9/16). I am wondering where I can find my baggages at EWR.fatcatTue, Aug 9
getting between A1 and A2Jul 31, 20161Does anyone know how I can get from terminal A1 to A2 without going out through security? Thank you!dwbSun, Jul 31
Transit time with only one hourJul 30, 20161I am taking a united flight with checked in luggage from New Orleans to EWR terminal A and only has an hour transit before another united flight departs from terminal A and brings me to Buffalo. Will there be any issue to catch the next united flight? Do i need to clear the US customs again or re check in my luggage?***Sat, Jul 30Louisiana and New York are both located in the United States of America, so you don't have to go through customs. You also don't have to do anything with your baggage. All you have to do in Newark is go from your arrival gate to your departure gate. You have enough time. If you do actually need to go to or from Terminal C, United runs a shuttle inside security between their gates in A and C.ZAPSat, Jul 30
flying from houston to oslo connected through EWR wtih less than hourJul 25, 20161my Houston - EWR flight was delayed -- i have checked bags - i have 55 minutes to make the connection -- will IkkwMon, Jul 25
Porter helpJul 18, 20164Is Porter help for lugguage available at EWR international arrival?RCMon, Jul 18
Early Flight July26Jul 14, 20161I'm travelling with 2 young kids (4 and 6) with a 8:30 departures (UA15). we are travelling in First Class and have all KTN, How early should we get at the airport? At which level you we go since we will have Premier Access and potentially TSA Pre Check?FrancoisBThu, Jul 14
ewr 45 min to catch an international flightJul 11, 20161Hello I arrive to ewr at 5 30 pm terminalA and have to catch a 6 20 pm flight to brussels through terminal C . Do i have enought time Do i have to go through seciurity and imigrationRonyMon, Jul 11
Enough time???Jul 10, 20164Is 1 hr 40 mins enough time to arrive at EWR and then get onto another flight to MYR? I have baggage. First time traveling as well.StephanieSun, Jul 10I am flying from POS (Trinidad and Tobago) to Newark (EWR), then have 1 hr 40 mins to get on my flight to MYR.StephanieSun, Jul 10That will be a difficult connection. You will arrive, go through US Immigration, claim your bags, go through US Customs, re-check your bags at the re-check desk, likely have to change terminals on the AirTrain then, go through security and to your departure gate. 1 hr 40 minutes is only enough time if everything goes perfectly.ZAPSun, Jul 10


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A tutorial what for? Just switch it on, set your time step (in your case 1.E-08) and run it! There's nothing special that could be mentioned in a tutorial!!!
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when i am running steady state option for high speed compressible flow... it is giving me a converged solution.
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What is the difference between pseudo transient simulation and transient simulation?
Transient simulation is to solve the problem in time-accurate fashion, while pseudo transient is method to get the steady state solution
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the magazine deutsch is represented by the german shepherd.. so the magazine or better said its content licks the girls xxxxxxx
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