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Avenged Sevenfold Announce Re-Release
The 11th anniversary seems like a really random choice
It makes perfect sense when the money calls for it
Digging: Schammasch - Triangle
Guess they didn't want two releases practically on the same date?
Should have released Hail to the King a year later, giving them an extra year to come up with something original and good.........
I can dig this. They used to be one of the better metalcore bands. CoE was great too. All downhill from there though. An 11th year anniversary is a bit of an odd choice though.
i'm kinda stoked for this actually lol
I think I read in an interview that they wanted to do a 10th anniversary but they got sidetracked or some shit so they just put it off.
The demos could be pretty interesting, but a part of me wishes they were unearthing some long-lost "new" songs from that era
how many avenged sevenfold fans know that this album exists?
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"how many avenged sevenfold fans know that this album exists?"
Yeah this bugs me. Also, almost no one of the new fans knows the debut, and it's a shame.
Anyway, I had hype until I read the "11 never heard demos"... they are basically demos of the current WtF songs and some live versions of them. That's fuckin poor, if you ask me.
I'm a huge fan of WtF but this is really... bah, maybe it will make more people listen to it, let's take it that way.
This album is their 'best' but I don't think they should be re-releasing old material? What reason? They've shifted vocals completely so I guess they'll have their new vocal style instead?
lol they're not gonna re-record it bro
oops nija'd
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This and city of evil is all I can do
"how many avenged sevenfold fans know that this album exists?"
Yeah basically. Saw them a few years ago at festival venue, and they ended with Unholy Confessions, but it was almost like the band was forced to.
Probably will check this out though, Waking the Fallen was one of my first "heavy" albums that pushed me into the metal direction.
Last time I saw them they closed with Chapter Four and Unholy Confessions, and both weren't forced at all. Just keep in mind that he doesn't scream like before.
I'm pretty sure they always end with Unholy Confessions
Aww yeah. Gonna jump on this.
have they also recorded a tune called "haters"
"I'm pretty sure they always end with Unholy Confessions"
They should really put more variety. For example they should take out This Means War and take in The Fight, it would be an interesting change.
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despite being the only album they made that's actually worth the listen, this is still kinda random...
At least they're re-releasing their good album...
But seriously, why celebrate the 11th anniversary?
Digging: Ulcerate - Everything Is Fire
They wanted to do a 10th anniversary, but they had to skip it.
if by "celebrate the 11th anniversary" you mean "greedily milking a beloved album for as much money as possible" then yeah
10th anniversary is too mainstream.
It's 11 year because if they did a 10 year it would have come out at the same time as that piece of shit album hail to the king.
They should've just released this instead of Hail to the King.
They could have released it with hail to the king as a super deluxe fantastic amazing rare fan club edition or something and then widely release it a year later. But this isn't bad if you're a fan I suppose.
Well... considering it has nothing new to offer... what should I buy it for? The cover artwork? I'm sorry, but a few lives aren't worth 25 euros (standard price for new albums).
I really can't stand this band, obvious cash grab is obvious.
I'm excited this album is pretty nostalgic to me.
"if by "celebrate the 11th anniversary" you mean "greedily milking a beloved album for as much money as possible" then yeah"
wtf do you mean beloved
Idk man a 3.7 avg ain't that bad Kris
good album tbh
nostalgic bias probs
9th grade was a weird time
Waking The Fallen isn't even good by early 2000s metalcore standards
Digging: Departures - Death Touches Us, From The Moment We Begin To Love
11th Anniversary, because they were too busy making a shitty hard rock album on the 10th Anniversary.
Waking the Fallen fucking rules. I'm a little unclear on what this album is going to be though. 11 new songs like the ones on Waking the Fallen? Cause I'm down for that.
gonna be disappointing though I think
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Five Political Ideas of European Contract Law
Martijn W. Hesselink
University of Amsterdam - Centre for the Study of European Contract Law (CSECL)
February 12, 2011
European Review of Contract Law, Vol. 7, No. 2), pp. 295-313. 2011
Centre for the Study of European Contract Law Working Paper No. 2011/05
This paper explores the possible implications of leading contemporary theories of political philosophy for some of the main questions that the political institutions of the European Union will have to decide on concerning the future of European contract law. In particular, it addresses the questions whether contract law should be European; whether it should be optional; what its content should be (including whether it should contain rules protecting certain weaker parties); and whether it should come about through a democratic process. I submit each of these questions to five leading theories of contemporary political philosophy. Thus, I explore what a utilitarian, liberal-egalitarian, libertarian, communitarian, deliberative/citizenship idea of European contract law might look like. In this way, leading theories of social justice are linked up to the grand questions of European contract law. Ultimately, an analysis of this kind could lead to a rather comprehensive matrix of the main political positions concerning the principal normative questions of European contract law. It is submitted that a political-philosophical analysis of European contract law along these lines could provide a fuller picture than one-dimensional schemes of left-versus-right, diachronic accounts featuring one leading idea at a time, or space-time analyses in terms of national political traditions.
The primary aim of the paper is to demonstrate the relevance of social justice theories to some of the main issues concerning the future of European contract and, conversely, to indicate the relevance of (European) contract law to political philosophy. In other words, the aim is to show that whether we live in a just society depends, in part, on the contract law that we have, and, conversely, that contractual justice is, at least in part, a matter of social justice. Thus, it is also meant as a response to those who argue that private law is merely a matter of individual (notably commutative) justice. A second, more practical aim is to provide the stakeholders (including legal academics) and politicians that are currently called upon, by the European Commission's Green Paper, to submit their views on 'policy options for progress towards a European Contract Law for consumers and businesses' with an idea of what a position in terms of an articulate and comprehensive political theory might look like.
Within the actual debate on European contract law, sometimes theories of contemporary political philosophy (or more classical ones) are explicitly invoked in order to justify a certain normative position. More often, however, without any explicit claims being made by anyone, there exist in fact structural similarities between discourses. Instances of such congruence are provided throughout the paper.
An important question is whether it is possible and desirable to explain and justify one's concept of European contract law and its future exclusively in terms of one single of these five political ideas of European contract law. The tentative answer in this paper is that a pluralist or composite idea of European contract law is more attractive than a monist one.
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The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) recently overruled its longstanding precedent that categorically protected confidential witness statements taken during internal disciplinary investigations from disclosure to a union. The case comes on the heels of a decision last summer that a blanket approach requiring confidentiality in workplace investigations violated an employee's right to engage in protected, concerted activity under the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA). Both decisions signal the NLRB's shift away from confidentiality measures, which might be perceived to have a chilling effect on witness participation in investigations into workplace misconduct.
In Piedmont Gardens, a continuing care facility conducted an investigation into allegations that a certified nursing assistant had fallen asleep on the job. The facility ultimately discharged the nursing assistant. The union grieved her discharge and requested three witness statements, as well as the names and job titles of individuals involved in the investigation. Refusing to hand over this information, the employer relied on the NLRB's 1978 Anheuser-Busch exception, which placed witness statements outside an employer's general duty to honor union requests for information.
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Mexican Christmas Salad
When researching salad recipes for my Mexican Christmas dinner, this colorful Mexican Christmas Salad jumped out with festive enthusiasm in almost every search result. Each recipe was a little different but the list of ingredients usually included lettuce, beets, oranges, bananas, jicima, pomegranate seeds, peanuts and even small hard candies. A pinata in a bowl if you will. I
Cowboy Beans
Here's another side dish from my Pre-Christmas Mexican feast with friends. These beans were a nice compliment to the main course, Slow Roasted Achiote Pork. Have you ever taken a bite of a straight forward simple ingredient dish and asked yourself, "why is this so darn good?" We did just that with this Rick Bayless Cowboy Bean
No Boil Lasagna Recipe
No Boil Lasagna Recipe. My new Christmas Eve tradition. Great recipe.
Mexican Dinner Menu: Recipe for Pickled Red Onions
Friends don't let friends eat Mexican food without pickled red onions! Our first Christmas celebration was with friends Greg and Cauleen. I decided on serving up a Mexican theme. Stay tuned for more dishes from this dinner, but for now let's start out talking about pickled red onions. So easy and with so much impact, there's absolutely no excuse
Mushroom Soup With Wild Rice
You've heard of 10 Bean Soup…here's my version using mushrooms. How do I describe this soup; hearty, earthy, flavorful, complex, creamy, chewy, delicious, mushroomy, rich, divine. If you like mushrooms, you're gonna love this soup. And if you don't like mushrooms, this just might be the dish that begs you to reconsider. A couple of months ago
Colt and Gray Caramel Corn Recipe with Bacon, Cashews and Cayenne
I've always wondered which was worse, a conniption fit or a hissie fit. Whichever, I threw it when I saw this recipe in Food and Wine Magazine. I mean c'mon, take my all-time favorite snack food, add bits of my all time favorite meat, toss in chunks of the most decadent of nuts, sprinkle
Endives Apples and Grapes
It's Sunday and over a week since you've heard from me. I wanted to write a blog post this morning that simply read "I got nothing for ya". I can't remember the last time I was so busy at work that I couldn't find time to cook dinner for this many days in a row.


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A Gaggle of Schedulers in Kernel Development Battle
Really Fair - Really Simple, Really Fair - Really Unfair: three schedulers are the topic of current discussions on the kernel mailing list.
Developer Roman Zippel started the scheduler ball rolling by introducing his own version of the Completely Fair Scheduler (CFS), dubbed the "Really Fair Scheduler". CFS was developed by Ingo Molnar in collaboration with many other kernel developers, including Con Kolivas, who had quit kernel development just shortly before.
Referring to the Really Fair Scheduler presented by Zippel, Molnar said that it represented the next step of enhancements that could be introduced with kernel 2.6.24. However, the patch was not a fundamental change as it was based on the same mathematical principles and did not change the scheduler's behavior. Zippel was unfazed by this, emphasizing that the patch was an initial prototype, and pointing out the performance gains. What he had intended to do with the patch was to demonstrate changes to the algorithm. Molnar replied that it was unnecessary to write such a bulky patch; less code and less effort would have achieved the main changes.
A short time later, Ingo Molnar released his own version of Zippel's patch, which he dubbed "The Really Simple Really Fair Scheduler". In the mailing list Molnar commented that he had written the patch to better understand the mathematical principle behind Zippel's concept. The result was a simplified version. The name that Molnar gave it pokes fun at Zippel's patch. Zippel responded by stating that Molnar's patch was over-simplified. Molnar explained this by stating that he wanted to test what impact the scheduler would have on simple "nice-0-tasks" and how they would be sent to sleep and woken up again. According to Molnar, these processes account for 99 percent of all Linux processes. Molnar promises that he will revise the patch, however, he is not available for a couple of weeks.
The third scheduler to be introduced, "Completely Unfair Scheduling", is also based on CFS, but is in fact a daemon written in Python that helps to automate the process of optimizing the I/O and process schedulers. The Python script, which has now reached version five, and is actually called "Desktop Daemon" is designed to improve performance of games and audio applications. It supports both the "CFS process scheduler" and the "CFQ I/O scheduler", along with the "anticipatory I/O scheduler" and the "deadline I/O scheduler".
The script uses XML configuration files to define scheduler classes. Each of these classes includes its own set of scheduler optimizations. Individual applications or groups of applications can be assigned to groups. When one of the assigned applications is launched, the daemon automatically optimizes the individual scheduler settings for it.
Issue 28: GIMP Handbook 4th Ed./Special Editions
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Munich Plans to Ditch Linux and Go Back to Windows
A major setback for the Linux desktop.
Linux Kernel 4.10 Comes with New Security Features
Improved support for GPU in virtualization.
OpenSUSE Site Hacked
News site for the openSUSE community falls victim to a Wordpress exploit.
LibreOffice Goes Online with 5.3 Release
The source code is available online.
Microsoft Brings Clear Linux OS to Azure
One out of three virtual machines on Microsoft Azure Cloud run Linux.
ASUS Announces a Single-Board Computer
The form factor of the board makes it a drop-in replacement for Raspberry Pi.
Red Hat Releases RHEL 6.9 Beta
Makes it easier for customers to move workloads into container-centric applications.
SUSE Working on a New Operating System Called MicroOS
SUSE's answer to container-centric operating systems.
Biggest Kernel Release Ever
Linux 4.9 is the biggest release in terms of number of commits.
CentOS Linux 7 (1611) Released
The latest version of the official RHEL clone is here.


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## Overview
Apartments NURIASOL is a totally brand new complex of 200 units , one bedroom apartments with capacity for 2/ 4 people.
## Location
Apartments NURIASOL are located in aLos Bolichesa in the town of Fuengirola in a very a quiet place, near the football stadium , next of the main shopping areas like Corte Ingles, Supermarkets and many others .The distance to the beach is only 350 meters, Fuengirola Beaches are recognized for their quality of water and services. The complex is also located near aLos Bolichesa train station which connects Fuengirola with Malaga city, Malaga airport, Torremolinos and Benalmadena, and it is just 3 minutes walking from the apartments. In just twenty minutes from NURIASOL you can enjoy playing golf in the nearby golf courses.
## Rooms
The apartments offer a high quality building materials such as marble, granite and natural stone used in the exterior of the building.
All apartments have balcony, direct dial telephone, Internet Wi-Fi, safety deposit box, air conditioning (hot / cold), TV-satellite, fully equipped kitchen with 4 vitro-ceramic burners, oven, washing machine, dishwasher, crockery and complete cutlery.
## Features
Paying parking place in the garage, and safety deposit box are at clients disposal. Free Wi-Fi access is provided for our clients. The complex has a large reception, 15 lifts that connect directly the apartments and garage. Lounge, swimming pool, children pool, Jacuzzi and a big terrace equipped with sun-beds and umbrellas free for the guests, big pool-bar with chairs and tables. Play park available for children.


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Avocado Cafe - Chistoprudny
Upscale place located opposite Chistye Prudy pond and near Pokrovka Street. Offers vegetarian, vegan, and raw food. Has Russian and English menu cards. Business lunch 12-5pm. Open Mon-Sun 10:00am-11:00pm.
Category: Vegan-friendly, Lacto, International, Organic, Western, Juice bar, Beer/Wine, Russian
Reviews (14)First Review by zroq12
Not upscale but very nice - Edit
Large menu, smoothies could be better but food very good
Bit More of a High-end Place - Edit
In the north-east part of the city. An interesting take on some items. We tried the hummus which doesn't seem to show up in Russian restaurants too often. We also had the burger with fries, eggplant lasagna and some coffee and a kind of frothy cherry drink.
Everything tasted very good and a lot of effort must be put into the dishes. As others have mentioned, the portions are quite small, especially for the prices but we did leave full.
Another thing to note is that the area around the restaurant is beautiful, especially at night. The park and lake are lit up and it's very peaceful and a popular place to mingle for locals. It's worth going for this area as much as the restaurant, itself!
Pros: Location, Good Quality
Cons: Prices, Portion size
My favorite veggie restaurant in Moscow - Edit
I'm a local and this is my favourite place. They have many options and the food is really tasty. But, unfortunately, terribly expensive. And, as it was mentioned below, yes, the portions are not big. Actually, something happens with staff, and there are no so friendly and look tired always. Seldom smile.
Pros: Tasty food, located in the city center
Cons: Prices, Staff
So many options! - Edit
I think I spent a good half hour trying to decide what to eat, there are just so many choices! Everything is colour coded by vegan/vegetarian/raw and in English, making it really easy to order if you don't speak Russian. I can't remember now what I ate when I was here, I think it may have been falafel, but whatever it was, I remember that it was delicious.
Pros: Tasty
Cons: Small portions, Expensive
Splendid! - Edit
Staff was very nice . Staff knew little English but understood we were vegan :) . The menu was very easy to understand and the food was just spectacular . Highly recommended :)
Great! - Edit
"Avocado" on the Chistoprudni blvd. and Tverskaya st. are my two favorite places in Moscow! The food is amazing and incredibly diverse. Theres choices for you whether you are a strict vegan, vegetarian, or simply looking for a tasty meal. There's even a section in the menu for freefoodists! I also recommend you to try the smoothies, not only the fruit ones, but also with vegetables - those are really good!
Pros: Amazing food, English menu, Friendly personnel
Great Juices - Edit
I was there last summer and wasn't impressed with the food. The gazpacho was blah. But I was happy to find something to eat vegan in Moscow. So kudos for just having something I could eat while traveling.
Juices were great!
Prices are just like Miami, but that's Moscow for you.
A great (upscale) place - Edit
So far I have been to this place only once and I must say, everything was just perfect. Even the weather - so I could sit outside on the veranda which was quite nice. I had a salad with green asparagus, a yummy seitan dish and for dessert vegan "blini" (=traditional Russian pancakes). All this was delicious.
They have plenty of vegan options for all courses. Some are modern vegan adaptions of traditional Russian dishes, like the "Vegetarian Pilaw" (with rice, eggplant, zucchini, sweet pepper, carrot, onions, garlic, "cherry" tomatoes, greens, oil, spices) or "Vareniki" (a sort of sweet ravioli) with cherries. The extensive menu card has its own section for raw food.
Very friendly service as well.
The place is not cheap of course, I paid for the above 3 courses + mineral water + coffee a total of RUB 1,150.- which is about USD 36,- / EUR 27,-. In some European countries this sounds like quite a very reasonable price, but for the average Russian this is quite a lot.
Pros: great food, friendly service, many vegan options
Superb! - Edit
Simply outstanding! There are two "Avocado" places in Moscow that I know of - one on Chistoprudni blvd, and the other nearby Tverskaya st. and I recommend both of them with passion! Amazing quality of food and a usually friendly and cooperative personnel, besides a lovely interior! Definitely on the list of my favourite places in the city.
Pros: Menu in english, Quality of food, Variety of dishes.
Excellent! - Edit
I've visited Avocado (Nikitsky Pereulok location) several times now and have yet to be disappointed. The food is really fantastic; I've not had anything that I wouldn't recommend or order again. The prices are a bit steep, though not unreasonable considering the location. The staff is quite friendly and helpful, and English menus are available. Also, they offer a good, cheap business lunch, something not easily found by vegetarians in Moscow. I would recommend Avocado to anyone, vegetarian or not.
Pros: excellent food, friendly staff, business lunch
Cons: slow service
Fantastic - Edit
This place is great, I was so surprised to find such nice vegan food in Russia. Vegan options are clearly marked, menu in English and waiters spoke English. The bread stick things are delicious. definitely worth a stop even if it is quite expensive. You won't find better vegan food in moscow
Pros: English spoken and on menu, Vegan options marked, Food is delicious
Cons: Expensive
My favourite Veg place in Moscow - Edit
This restaurant now has at least 2 locations. Which means you can fill up this excellent vegetarian food wherever you are in Moscow.
I find that the staff are usually great and the menu is huge. There's no meat/fish but some vegans etc. may find the menu less accessible. However it does have a very extensive range of foods from risottos to tortillas. I still remember the gaspacho soup they had on the summer menu last year.
The decor is stylish and modern and sometimes they have live music in the one off Tverskaya (last time I was there a Spanish guitarist) which adds to the mood.
Pros: great food, nice staff, music
Cons: not cheap
Avocado Cafe - Edit
NIce upscale restaurant and friendly staff. Very few of the staff speak English, but I managed with the little Russian that I know : ^ ) Very few vegan dishes, I had the soy meat with vegetables and ask for no cream because I didn't think it was vegan, with red berry hot tea.
Pros: Friendly
not really vegan - Edit
this is actually just a normal restaurant , where you also can order salads , buts its for sure not like a vegetarian restaurant. allmoust all the dishes have either cheese , cream, or milk , or eggs .so watch out if you are a vegan. the places itself looks nice clean and cosy and servie seems friendly. for sure i dont need to come back here to have that great choise vegan meals .. also here you gotta be lucky if someone speaks a few words english.
Pros: nice decorated, looks clean place, friendly service
Cons: not so vegan, a lot of diary
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There. I said it. Despite my proud status as a TV nerd who watches all manner of genre entertainment on a regular basis, I have never liked "Doctor Who." This has been my secret shame for many years, but I can no longer keep silent.
I am no Whovian, and I doubt I ever will be.
Disclaimer: This post represents the opinions of the author only, not the position of Zap2it. So please be nice to everyone else.
Before you get your pitchforks and throw me to the Daleks …
Please don't kill me, passionate fans of the Doctor! I mean no disrespect to you or your show in my admission. "Doctor Who" is a fine example of science-fiction television and a singular achievement in any form of entertainment.
I just don't enjoy watching it.
There are many other TV programs I don't like to watch, of course. Honestly, this could easily be an article about "The Walking Dead" or "American Horror Story" or one of another of the many high-quality shows that I don't happen to like. The only difference is that I'm publicly allowed to dislike those shows.
But this is "Doctor Who," so I need to give my reasons. Actually, it's mostly just one over-arching reason. Which is …
"Doctor Who" scares me
I am terrified of "Doctor Who."
This is not a new thing in my life, a phobia that sprang into being with the BBC reboot of the long-running series. My fear of the Doctor and his adventures dates back to early childhood, when older "Doctor Who" series would rerun on PBS.
With the low-budget effects fought by the early Doctors, it's not that the aliens and monsters and whatever else were all that terrifying. Even as a small child, it all looked fake to me. But that's not the scary part of "Doctor Who." And — as any Whovian will probably tell you — it's not the bad costumes and cheap effects that make this show the classic that it is.
What scared me as a child and still scares me today is the nightmarish quality that underlies so many of the show's stories. No matter how cheap the execution, there is always a dark brilliance just below the surface of "Doctor Who." It's almost like someone has taken every childish, monster-under-the-bed fear and distilled it into something that can shake the hearts of people at any age.
Take the Daleks, for example. They're almost laughable in their blind desire to "exterminate." But how do you fight a monster that has no reason? What do you do when nothing but running can save you? When every battle is, in essence, a losing one against an unstoppable force?
For a more modern nightmare, there are the Weeping Angels. I honestly don't know exactly what these creatures are supposed to be, but even the mention of a threat that **only exists when you don't look at it? I shudder at the thought. It's like someone took the fear of what lies hidden in the dark and gave it concrete form.
There isn't even any comfort in the heroes of "Doctor Who." The Doctor himself, although always altering slightly, keeps a dark edge to him. Death haunts this deathless creature, and he inhabits a universe that is always on the verge of collapse. The Doctor's companions in turn get the ride of their lives — a ride that often ends in either death or a cursed existence.
I don't want to live in the Doctor's universe. However fantastic and enthralling it may be, this is a universe that wants to hurt me. I'd honestly prefer it never existed.
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Many great actors have passed through "Doctor Who" in its long run. Writers and directors with more talent than I can even envision have taken the time to craft something that turns any imperfections into more strength. I'm a huge fan of many of those associated with the show when I see their work in other venues.
It's just that, with "Doctor Who," they turn that genius into something that literally haunts my dreams.
Now hitting the 50-year mark, "Doctor Who" has left an indelible stamp on science fiction in particular and on television as a whole. I think we're all — Whovian and non-Whovian alike — made richer by this show's existence.
But I don't have to like it. That's OK. After all, nothing this big or this monumental needs the love of the universe. "Doctor Who" doesn't need me.


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Lot 81: True Temper Fiberglass 102" Fly Rod
"Mantiques" Auction - October 2016
by Terri Peters & Associates
28 October 2016
Syracuse, NY, USALive Auction
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Bit Defender Main Window
As you can see, the Linux version of BitDefender is as user-friendly as any other anti-virus tool (regardless of operating system).
Scan results
As you can see, BitDefender makes results as user-friendly as possible. Here is the result of a single folder scan.
Updating the virus definitions in BitDefender for UNICES is as simple as it is in Windows.
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All BitDefender events are logged here in the convenient log viewer.
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Hotel Thalmair is peacefully located outside the city, yet is easily accessible. It is close to the centre of old Grosshadern and the Klinikum Grosshadern (Clinic). There are convenient transport links to the centre of Munich, the Allianz Arena, exhibition grounds, etc.
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1920 – Design for Alexandra Hotel, Bridlington, Yorkshire
Unbuilt extensions to the Alexandra Hotel – the central bock of nine-bays with a further three-bays to either side comprised the original hotel.
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Elder, Dempster & Co. were a shipping line and cargo agents based in Liverpool from the mid 19th century onwards.
An Architectural competition was held in 1920 to design a new muncipal building including a concert hall venue –
From The Building News, July 23, 1920: "This group of hospital buildings occupies the southern aspect on the slope of a hill,
The Building News, August 27 1920:" This village hall and eight cottages are designed for the Melchet Court Estate.
Demolished when the area was cleared to make way for the NatWest Tower now Tower 42.
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Cheesy Potatoes
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|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), softened
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
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|Shredded cheddar cheese
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (If Desired)
1. Prepare and microwave whole potatoes as directed.
2. Cut thin slice from top of each potato; scoop out inside leaving thin shell. Mash potatoes until no lumps remain. Add small amounts of milk, beating after each addition. (Amount of milk needed to make potatoes smooth and fluffy depends on kind of potatoes.) Add margarine, salt and pepper; beat vigorously until potatoes are light and fluffy. Stir in cheese. Fill potato shells with mashed potatoes. Freeze uncovered 15 minutes. Place in freezer container. Cover, label and return to freezer. Freeze no longer than 2 months.
3. About 15 minutes before serving, remove Cheesy Potatoes from freezer. Arrange in circle on 10-inch plate. Cover loosely and microwave on high (100%) 5 minutes; rotate plate 1/4 turn. Microwave until hot, 4 to 6 minutes longer. Sprinkle with imitation bacon and snipped chives if desired.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1113 Calories from Fat 505
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 57 g87.4%
Saturated Fat 16 g80.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 41.6 mg13.9%
Sodium 1248.3 mg52%
Total Carbohydrates 131 g43.8%
Dietary Fiber 9 g36%
Sugars 10.2 g
Protein 25 g49.3%
Vitamin A 49.3% Vitamin C 65.8%
Calcium 42.2% Iron 33.3%
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Mission 2-for-1 deal today for Lake Forest, Aliso Viejo
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Today, Friday, Oct. 5, 2012, the Mission San Juan Capistrano is offering 2-for-1 admission to residents of Aliso Viejo and Lake Forest.
This is a chance for you to save on the regular admission of $9 or kids 11 and under $5.
This is part of a special series they're running that provides monthly discounts to residents of various O.C. cities.
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Macho Men: 'Glee' Guys Channel the Village People
The boys of "Glee" have popped up online posing as members of the classic disco band The Village People.
"The Glee bros and I wanted to keep up our chops over the hiatus so we formed a tribute band," Mark Salling joked on Twitter. It was not clear whether the new pic -- which also features cast members Cory Monteith, Chris Colfer, Darren Criss and Harry Shum Jr. -- was real or photoshopped.
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|1 day 6 hours ago
|Credit to Beilein for what is now crystal clear: X over Spike
Among the many positive developments over the last month (e.g., Walton playing like an All-American; Wagner becoming an offensive force) has X showing he belongs as a BIG player. He can now ably sub for Walton, who now doesn't have to play 38 mins each game. X has a ways to go, particularly as a scorer, but you can see the path forward.
None of that would have been possible if we kept Spike. A number of folks on this board gave Belein shit for cutting Spike loose, but it was clearly the right decision for both players, and for Michigan as a program, which will desperately need X to play at a quality level next year to make a run at a B1G title (which I think is probable if Moe and DJ keep developing).
Belein certainly has not done a great job at rosterling management these last couple of years, but he definitely got this one right.
|2 weeks 2 days ago
|That first play in the X film clips...my goodnesss
I appreciate Zak Irvin for his contributions, as he has had some big games for us....but man. That is a microcosm of why he is a problematic player -- clears out the guard, at the top of the key, tries to dribble by his defender through traffic and falls on his face.
He needs to embrace being the homeless man's Paul Pierce, when he was in Brooklyn and then Washington -- Irvin is not "the man". The primary shot takers should be Walton, Wagner and Wilson -- then comes Irvin (with the flow of the offense, which he too often stops).
He should aim for 10 pts, 5 rebs and 5 assists with low turnovers and good defense. If the game is coming to him, and he can score 15-20 pts with an array of layups and short jumpers, great. But his one-on-one and hero ball stuff, along with his too many 3pters, needs to be in his rear view.
|3 weeks 2 days ago
|Don't forget Gentry.
Don't forget Gentry.
|3 weeks 6 days ago
|I hope you have your immigration papers in order...
...for when you need to make your trip back from Bolivia.
|4 weeks 6 days ago
|Has he tried applying under
Has he tried applying under the name "Ed Davis"?
|5 weeks 2 days ago
|CTE is not the only concern
It's not even my main one for kids, as the science on it is so uncertain (e.g., what exactly causes it; how to do you tell - besides an autopsy - who has it). Multiple concussions are bad, on average, in their own right.
As shown by those stories I just posted and from my own personal experience talking with teachers, kids can miss significant amounts of school due to the fact they can't literally think hard enough for school, due to concussions. They get head aches and tired, and since they can't keep up, they miss class. This can go on for months.
|5 weeks 2 days ago
|Soccer (and other sports, e.g., lacrosse) have concussion risks
Are people not aware that itss not just boy's/men's football, boxing and ice hockey that have significant concussion risk? If not, people -- particularly if you are a parent -- need to get educated.
Soccer is not nearly as dangerous as football, but girls' soccer definitely has a concussion "issue" (even more so than boys, though the reason for that is not clear) -- leagues are making changes because of it.
|5 weeks 5 days ago
|Short-term memory on Donnal
"It took a long time for Beilein to realize that Moe Wagner, now the focal point of his team, needed to start over Donnal, let alone get the lion's share of the minutes."
I'm a huge Moe Wagner fan. I think he'll be a first round pick after next year. I am glad he is now getting 28-30 minutes a game, as he should be. But when, exactly, was the "long time" that Beilein should have put Wagner in as a starter over Donnal?
- Was it against Marquette? Donnal played 21 minutes, 6-8 FG (1-1 from 3pt), scoring 15 pts with 3 Reb in a 79-61 win
So Donnal was bad against SC; Moe was worse: in his 16 min, going 0-2, scoring 2 pts with 3 Reb.
Still Beilein recognized Donnal had limitations, and Moe had more upside and UM needs his athleticism now, and it was at that point he started working in Moe more. He should have, in retrospect, played Moe 25-28 minutes against VT (instead of 18), when he had a good game and Donnal had a horrible one, but a) UM lead that whole game and shockingly (at the time) blew it and b) as shown above, Donnal had a body of work which showed he could meaningfully contribute to big wins. But immediately after VT, Moe started getting 25+ minutes a game (except UCLA, when Moe had 4 fouls). So again, what was the "long-time"?
I know people like to bag on Donnal b/c he looks so unathletic, but it wasn't just last year he played good games which helped us win against quality opponents. Still, he appropriately has been moved to the bench as Moe has developed, as Moe is just plain better than Donnal, now (though neither of them is good at defense or rebounding). We don't have to keep bagging on Donnal that it was obvious that it should have happened basically at the beginning of the season.
*Moe also did basically nothing in his 11 minutes against SMU, scoring 3 pts, which matched his 3 fouls.
|6 weeks 4 days ago
|Tops are not good on basketball uniform
They look like they don't fit -- they're too tight/don't have enough material for the top half.
At least they haven't gotten torn or ripped, so far.
|6 weeks 5 days ago
|Here's some info for you
""Once they figured out that I was actually hurt, I'd say the entire attitude of the trainers and the coaches completely changed for me," he said. "They were a lot nicer, more caring, wanting to help me with my injury. Everybody except Wilson."
Under Wilson, IU maintained a tent in one corner of its practice field where injured players would spend practice doing light workouts under the supervision of the strength staff.
The workouts, Carovillano said, were always designed with players' injuries in mind, and he believed them safe. But, he said, Wilson's attitude toward players in the tent demoralized him.
"He would come over and yell at us, saying, 'I'm paying $70,000 a year for you to sit on your ass,'" Carovillano said. "That happened about halfway through the season and carried on to the end of it. If you were injured, he just wanted to make you feel like crap. He just wanted to make you feel bad, so you basically would stop being injured."
And there's more of him generally not giving too craps if a player is injured. At least at OSU he will literally be paying players!
If Columbus has a press core that gives a hoot, or if alumni get aggravated, maybe this will make Urban uncomfortable. But that's doubtful.
|6 weeks 5 days ago
|This is the correct answer
USC is way to high; Michigan should be ahead of Wisconsin (same record -- go to head-to-head; it's not like Wisconsin had an impressive bowl victory).
|6 weeks 5 days ago
|Yep, per recruit ranking, is basically all the matters
Granted if you have 32 recruits and another team has 19 recruits, the 32 recruit team with a similar per recruit star average clearly did better.
But take 2015: Tennessee "ranked" #4 and Clemson "ranked" #9 -- big "win" for Tennessee's future, vs. Clemson, right? However, Tennessee had 30 recruits at 89.43 (with one 5 star) and Clemson had 26 recruits at 89.19 (with 3 stars). For #5 Georgia, it was basically the same, and so on. I would argue these schools all had the same class.
It would be more accurate if these sites put the teams in tiers (e.g., in 2015 Alabama, USC and FSU would be Tier #1; Tennessee, Georgia, Clemson, etc would be Tier #2), but that would eliminate marketing and discussion opportunities (e.g., "We've got the #4 recruiting class! We beat you guys -- you finished #6!), so that will never happen.
But when looking at the state of certain programs, it's useful to keep in mind.
|6 weeks 5 days ago
|Yep, it's basically three things
1) Watson was an elite recruit (#1 Dual Threat) and he played, when it counted, like an experienced, uber-talented QB should. He had issues this season with turnovers, but in terms of the "MAKE PLAYS" category, he did so when it counted.
2) Clemson recruits at a high level -- just not Alabama / OSU / LSU level. But that's basically the only schools clearly in front of them, on a per recruit basis, esp getting 5-stars.
And if your overall talent level is not quite the same as your opponent (as Clemson was vs Alabama), see point #1.
3) They were lucky. Clemson "should" have lost to NC State. The guy missed an easy FG to win the game. For us, we "should' have lost to Iowa -- our problem is we actually did, b/c the Iowa guy made the kick. Thus Clemson goes to the playoffs; we go off to the Orange Bowl.
Since we can't do much about #3, we need to focus on #2 and #1. We're getting there, but as shown in our 3 losses (which all had inadequate QB play), we're not there yet.
|7 weeks 3 days ago
|I guess it's odd, but no idea if has an effect
Bill Laimbeer looked like he just rolled off the couch, in terms of muscle definition. He also couldn't jump over a large phone book. Still, he could rebound & scrap with the best of them.
What's most surprising about Donnal is he has never displayed, in a big way in games, the outside shooting that everyone raved about during his practice years. You definitely don't muscle definition for that.
Donnal is who he is. He still has value, as a reserve, to this year's team and I just hope he make some more key contributions to a tourney team. He showed last year that he can hae some big games, when it counts.
JB has already correctly made the decision that this is Donnal's last year at U of M, and let's hope Teske (who's not exactly a muscle-bound strongman himself) and others can provide a bigger contribution next year.
|7 weeks 3 days ago
|Possible, but unlikely
He plays in a mid-tier division in Pennsylvania, so his competition is not top-notch or high-profile. So even if he, say, averages 30 points a game, it won't cause his rankings to sky-rocket.
Not say he isn't a good player. People thought he was going to Villanova before he signed with Michigan.
But unless he blows up in the camps/AAU after high school, he'll likely move up a bit but stay a 3-star.
I do like this from the story.
Good to see another "tedious" game was being played last night, along with our game with Penn State.
|7 weeks 3 days ago
|Great quote
I watched that move approximately 324 times in college.
It made me the fake lawyer and Cuban expert I am today.
|7 weeks 4 days ago
|Shows recruiting scores are pretty accurate
Not perfect, or close to it, of course. But when you look at it, you say "Yep, Gary is our best & most promising DL; Asiasi is our best TE; McCray is our best LB; the OL looks about right."
Of course, Hurst is in actuality clearly better than Marshall, and McDoom and Harris could probbaly switch places, etc.
But overall, it shows (again) that having high-level recruits leads to more chances of high-level success on the field. Not earth-shaking info, but good to see some actual data in a year that will have a lot of turnover where will be relying a lot on young, high-level recruits (a la OSU and Alabama, though our recruiting is not quite at their level yet).
Thanks for putting it together.
|7 weeks 5 days ago
|Exactly...OSU does not want that blowback
At Indiana football, you can do that stuff and get canned, but it goes away. It doesn't affect much beyond a very regional fan base and the Big Ten Network.
But that same person at OSU football? That program is cared about (one way or the other) by literally millions of people and is key for ESPN, ABC, etc.
The stories that would come out would be legion. Urban does not need that drama. He can find a good OC somewhere else.
Thus, why I would be shocked if it happens.
|7 weeks 5 days ago
|Riger is a bad troll
Valenti is a troll, but I admit he is very skilled at radio broadcasting. He knows how to frame his position and give it enough backing with some facts to make you think he isn't just doing a radio bit.
Riger has a decade-plus less experience and it shows -- you can tell he's being ridiculous, which doesn't make him worth the time. I liked him in small doses, but as a regular host, he doesn't remotely have what it currently takes.
|7 weeks 5 days ago
|I'll believe it when it is confirmed -- seems real unlikely
A huge public university, even one with an insane, forgive everything, fan base, is going to have problems hiring someone who (allegedly) abused players. There would be a shit storm of huge proportions that would give Urban serious heart palpitations he does not need.
Unless Wilson has been cleared (which I don't believe he has), I can't imagine any major program will hire him. This isn't the Woody Hayes / Bobby Knight-era anymore.
|7 weeks 5 days ago
|I honestly thought this post
I honestly thought this OP was missing a (SATIRE) tag.
|7 weeks 5 days ago
|I will be very surprised if Wilson is hired
People have made reference to Woody Hayes etc, but times have changed -- dramatically. Coaches can not lay a hand on players or abuse them.
OSU football is huge, but even at big-time programs, state legislatures, alumni and college presidents are going to have a serious problem hiring someone who is alleged to have abused players.
Unless Wilson is cleared of the charges that got him fired (which as far as I know, has not happened), I can't believe he would go to OSU.
|8 weeks 1 day ago
|Not just talking stats
By YPC, Mikel Leshoure was a better back than Herschel Walker. That's obviously silly. And I liked Leshoure as a college player.
I'm talking elite skills and measurables, and high usage across more than one year. A real workhorse. That was Wheatley, not Venric Mark. That's Dalvin Cook, not Justin Jackson (the B1G rushing champion this year.)
I will gladly take a Leshoure or a Mark, though. UM has to get better at running the football to salt away games.
|8 weeks 1 day ago
|Yep, and not just the kids
Those few with some years on them ,though not necessarily playing time years, need to show they are at least B1G-level players.
But honestly, looking at this depth chart, we will need to run to the right...a lot
|8 weeks 1 day ago
|It's been awhile
Honestly, I'm a little surprised by Timmy B matching Ty's YPC, but 300 plus yards against OSU will help with that.
But, yes, since the O.G. Ty Wheatley roamed the Big House, we haven't had a, "Dear God, will you look at THAT guy!" back. Even now, looking at his Wolverine Historian YouTube video, Ty's size, strength, speed and power are literally awesome.
Hopefully Evans, Najee, Walker, SOMEONE can be that back soon. But I won't count on it, because history has shown those talents are very rare.
|8 weeks 1 day ago
|So true. No idea what he's doing
There was one edge play where I startled my son yelling, "BLOCK SOMEONE! ANYONE!", when Braden wandered down the field, leaving any FSU player untouched, letting FSU make a one one tackle.
|8 weeks 1 day ago
|What WRs were you watching this season?
The Iowa game was plain bad. Chesson's whole season was a massive disappointment, considering how great he looked at the end of last year - he had something like 500 yards and 3 tds. A bit of that is on Speight / chemistry issues, but I watched every game and he very frequently just wasn't getting open. Maybe it was injury-recovery, but he just didn't have a good year.
Darboh had some big catches, but he had plenty of chances to make plays and just didn't, e.g., the 1st quarter non-catch that he couldn't focus on getting a foot in because he bobbled the ball when he didn't cleanly catch the ball at the highpoint.
I'm worried about a lot of position groups matching this year's production next year (e.g., CB, DL, even our soon to be very young OL), but our young WRS have a great chance of matching, if not improving, over this year.
|9 weeks 2 days ago
|Very good signing
The kid has talent and he's excited about Michigan. A good combo.
He puts up a few more games like he did against Dakota, and he'll sky-rocket up the rankings. He'll have high-profile chances, as his HS team will compete for the Class A title.
|9 weeks 2 days ago
|Well, it wasn't actually a member of the bball program
It was Ant Wright, who played here and now works as an "insider" for Scout.
But yeah...I'm all for being positive, and think this is a good signing, but that quote was ridculous.
Trey was Mr. Basketball in Ohio (a better basketball state than Michigan) and then came in and averaged 15 and 5 a game his freshman year. He was plenty college ready, though obviously he improved the following year (to be national player of the year).
|9 weeks 3 days ago
|DCFC is perfectly fine. Some of their fans?
As pointed out, delusional. They literally act like they own soccer in metro Detroit.
I've been to DCFC games; they are fun. They've done great work in Hamtramck. But it is decidedly minor league soccer, as far as product.
If MLS wants to come here, it will be a different product and they'll draw a different fan base than DCFC -- they can easily co-exist. But the Northern Guard et al somehow don't want to be coopted, yet want to have control. Just enjoy your league, your team, and let the MLS folks do their thing.


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Description from Danish Design Store
The Dot, model 3170 was developed by Fritz Hansen in the 50's around the same time as Arne Jacobsen created the Ant chair. While creating the Ant, Arne Jacobsen spent lot of time at the Fritz Hansen factory testing, refining and finalizing his project. During this process the Dot caught his interest and he included it in his work. The result of the collaboration was presented to the market in 1954 as a three legged stool in veneer. In 1970 the stool was revitalized as we know it today, with four legs.
The stool is lightweight and stackable and comes in walnut and beech and 9 painted versions.
- Arne Jacobsen Dot Stool
- Design: Arne Jacobsen
- Manufactured under license in Denmark by Fritz Hansen
- Dimensions (in): 13 w | 17.3 h
$304.00 USD at time of publication Buy from Danish Design Store