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Hutchinson, Kan. –Tony Mendez, a former CIA operative and author, will be the first speaker for the 2014 Ray and Stella Dillon Lecture Series at Hutchinson Community College. Mendez will lecture on February 11, at 10:30 a.m. in the Hutchinson Sports Arena. The lecture is open to the public. Cost to attend the lecture is only $10, with students admitted free.
Mendez will speak on his experiences related to his career in the CIA and his role in the rescue of hostages from Iran. Mendez will also speak at a special luncheon for the Lecture Series, immediately following his presentation. For more information on the series, or to become a patron, call Laurie Sawyer at 665-3505.
For 25 years, Tony Mendez lived a double life.
To most, he was a quiet bureaucrat, working a normal job for the U.S. Military in Washington D.C. He appeared to be a normal government worker, doing an unassuming job. In fact, Mendez was a highly-trained undercover operative, specializing in disguises for the Central Intelligence Agency, designing and conducting covert operations around the world. In 1979, he conducted his most important operation, engineering and planning the rescue of six U.S. Diplomats from Iran during the hostage crisis. He created an elaborate subterfuge involving a Hollywood film production company, complete with personnel, scripts, publicity and real estate holdings in Los Angeles, designed to provide the necessary cover to rescue the diplomats. In January 1980, he was awarded the Intelligence Star for Valor for the successful operation. The story later was adapted into the script for the Academy Award-winning movie Argo, starring Ben Affleck as Mendez.
Mendez retired from the CIA and is now an author, award-winning painter and lecturer who shares his experiences of his involvement in espionage and covert operations to audiences around the country.
Mendez will appear at a press conference for members of the media, prior to his lecture. The press conference is scheduled at 9:45 a.m. on Tuesday, February 11, at the Humiston Administrative Offices in the Hutchinson Sports Arena.
2014 is the 33rd season for the Dillon Lecture Series on the HCC Campus.
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- Title: "The Mysterious Message of 'JUUG'"
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- Not many people realize this, but in the days before mobile phones, it was a very common practice to send text messages via eggplant. It seems that Joe found one such message in his eggplant, with only the mysterious term of "juug" written within its fleshy center. Joe did note that there are various definitions for "juug" on Urban Dictionary (but, for the more sensitive viewers, keep in mind that most Urban Dictionary definitions include a smattering of cruder language).
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Sunday, 16 December 2007
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We have had an introduction to the construction industry this week - for once, not courtesy of Bob the Builder (altogether now, "Can we fix it?") I saw a pretty gingerbread house on the cover of this month's BBC Good Food - not one of my regular reads, but still - and it seemed just the thing to occupy two little people who weren't dreadfully ill but ill enough not to be going off sneezing all over their classmates.
The recipe and patterns are on the BBC web site - the gingerbread is gorgeously crunchy and makes lovely little men. We had a couple of heart stopping moments when I dropped one of the panels while sticking the walls together - gulp - but the shell went together well:
and the decoration was huge fun:
We got out the edible glitter for the roof - well, what else did you expect? The hardest part was stopping them eating all the sweets before we'd decorated it ...
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Love it! I really want to make one of these houses but still haven't got around to it. Thanks for the links though I will save them and hope for a little spare time!
I am a fan of Good Food magazine - I have tested many of the magazine recipes and they always turn out well.
Did you do any wrapping yet? - I did some this afternoon but then ebay got the better of me ;)I just shouted "Oh wow" at the top of my voice-now both my husband and myself are mightily impressed- I also have the goodfood mag but just muttered something about how complicated it looked. I am especially fond of pink wafer biscuits (thought I was the only person on the planet who was)jelly tots, and rolos. You are officially very cool indeed.x
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Bravo for making your own house. I still cheat and buy one from IKEA but feel guitly about it though.
Love the biscuits for the roof ....... - Anonymous19 December 2007 at 18:07
Gingerbread houses are such fun to decorate but have to confess I've never actually made the gingerbread myself, one day....
http://catondarlingandmoore.typepad.com Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. I'm seriously impressed by your house! The biscuit roof tiles are a particularly clever idea :) I read this post yesterday (not being able to comment because of a rubbish internet connection) and immediately after heard Bob the Builder playing in a shop which made me think of your fab houses.
It was of course in Spanish...
Bob construye...PODRÁN HACERLO?
Bob construye ...SÍ PODEMOS!!!!I'm very impressed! I've terrifying memories of making our last (Ikea, not homemade!) gingerbread house. I stuck my finger in the toffee to check the temperature (stupid I know), needless to say it was HOT and stuck like crazy! I haven't been able to bring myself to make up the other one we bought yet!
Have a great Christmas!
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"JMM has an alliance with Congress for Lok Sabha polls in Jharkhand. I appeal people to vote for Congress candidate Furkan Ansari in Godda," JMM Vice-President, Hemlal Murmu told a poll rally in the presence of Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi.
Durga Soren had surprised Congress and some JMM leaders when he filed nomination papers from Godda as the JMM candidate. He had said he would avenge his father's defeat in Tamar assembly bypoll, a loss junior Soren blamed on the Congress.
Congress and JMM are locked in a fight in Koderma, Hazaribag and Godda Lok Sabha seats, leaving the poll tie-up in disarray.
Rahul Gandhi came in Deogarh to rally support for Ansari. The Godda seat will go to the polls on April 23.
JMM supremo Shibu Soren, who is undergoing treatment in a hospital in New Delhi, is contesting from Dumka Lok Sabha seat and Jamtara assembly seat.


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• Green Thumb Theatre celebrates 40 years of producing Theatre for Young Audiences
•Green Thumb Theatre wins a Jessie Richardson Theatre Award for Outstanding Production in Theatre for Young Audiences for Celestial Being by Dave Deveau
•World premiere of Moss Park – a follow up to the 1994 production of Tough! by George F. Walker is produced at Theatre Passe Marrielle in Toronto, Ontario.
• Green Thumb presents new commission with Alberta Theatre Projects as part of the Enbridge playRites Festival for audiences totaling over 2300. Green Thumb presents new commission with Alberta Theatre Projects as part of the Enbridge playRites Festival for audiences totaling over 2300.
•The PuSh International Arts Festival partners with Green Thumb's The Edge Project to present an artistic collaboration between 3 local high schools. This will mark the 4th year Green Thumb will have produced The Edge Project.
• Green Thumb Theatre wins a Jessie Richardson Theatre Award for Outstanding and Socially Relevant Artistic Curation in the Significant Artistic Achievement category.
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• Green Thumb successfully negotiates a 20 year lease with the Vancouver School Board for the location of a new office space and rehearsal halls dubbed: The School House
• Nadine Carew replaces long-standing General Manager Ivan Habel and embarks on a $1.5 million capital fundraising campaign, known as The School House Project.
• Georgina Beatty wins a Jessie Richardson Theatre Award for Outstanding Female Performance in Green Thumb Theatre's The Shape of a Girl
• Green Thumb turns 35 years old!
• Green Thumb Theatre, along with 3 local Secondary School drama departments come together culminating in a collectively created piece of theatre called The Edge Project.
• Cranked tours Australia at the Sydney Opera House and the Arts Centre in Melbourne.
• Cranked plays to rave reviews at The New Victory Theatre on Broadway in New York City for a 3 week run.
• Green Thumb's cast of mainstage show Steel Kiss; Michael Eisner, Charles Christien Gallant, Kyle Jespersen, Mike Wasko, receive a Jessie Award for "Artistic Achievement"
• Kyle Cameron wins a Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding Performance in Green Thumb's CRANKED.
• Green Thumb's newly commissioned Tree Boy invited to perform at the Chicago Humanities Festival
• CRANKED embarks on a 5 month National tour with residencies at the Manitoba Theatre for Young People in Winnipeg, the Lorraine Kimsa Theatre for Young People in Toronto, Youtheatre, and the Persephone Youth Series in Saskatoon
• The Invisible Girl North American tour ends with performances in the remote communities of Labrador City and Goose Bay/Happy Valley in Newfoundland/Labrador
• Speed opens in Vancouver, Green Thumb's first main stage show geared to a teenage audience
• Green Thumb Theatre wins 3 Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards, including Original Music Composition for CRANKED, Outstanding Performance for Jenny Paterson's role in Speed, and Outstanding Original Script for Michael P Northey's CRANKED.
• CRANKED is invited to perform as part of the Magnetic Youth series at the 2007 Magnetic North Theatre Festival in Ottawa.
• Green Thumb's production of Rage receives the Jessie Award for "Outstanding Production".
Michele Riml, playwright of Rage, wins the "Sydney Risk Prize for Outstanding Original Play".
Under Significant Artistic Achievement, Kelly Metzger and Jeremy Mitchell win the Jessie for "Outstanding Collaboration of Performer and Stage manager" for The Invisible Girl.
• The Shape of a Girl debuts at the Duke theatre on 42nd street (now the New Victory Theatre) to rave reviews from the New York Times. Green Thumb is the first English Canadian children's theatre company invited to the New Victory Theatre.
• The Invisible Girl introduces the use of flash animation as a character in the school tour. The Creative team and play receive numerous nominations at the Jessie Awards.
• Ivan Habel replaces long-standing General Manager Peter Zednik and the company embarks on a renewed strategic plan.
• The Shape of a Girl becomes the first mainstage production to receive two national tours, playing in eight provinces and the Yukon Territory.
• Green Thumb wins 3 of the first 6 Canada Council Prizes for Outstanding Production for Young Audiences: One in a Million (Vancouver, 2002); Derwent is Different (Vancouver, 2001); and The Beauty Machine (Toronto, 2001).
• The Shape of a Girl is sold out for two national tours and is nominated for several awards in Vancouver, Calgary & Toronto
• Green Thumb wins the inaugural Business Member of the Year Award from the Canadian Arts Presenting Organization (CAPACOA).
• The Shape of a Girl is invited for a command performance for HRH Prince Charles farewell party in Toronto.
•Green Thumb becomes the first organization to graduate from the 5-year Vancouver Arts Stabilization Team, and the first organization in Canada to complete an arts stabilization program.
• Green Thumb turns 25 years old!
• Green Thumb wins Jessie Awards for Outstanding Production in two categories: Problem Child sweeps in the Large Theatre Category and Leaps & Bounds in Theatre for Young Audiences category.
• The 1998-1999 annual budget surpasses $1,000,000.
• Tour Director Susan Murphy becomes the founding President of the Board of Directors of the International Association of Performing Arts for Young People.
• Peacemaker and New Kid are booked for an 8-month North American tour - the longest run in Green Thumb history.
• Current Artistic Director Patrick McDonald wins a special Jessie Award for continued excellence and vision in programming Theatre for Young Audiences, while founding Artistic Director Dennis Foon wins the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Vancouver Professional Theatre Alliance.
• Green Thumb is the lone Canadian representative at the inaugural Telon Abierto Festival in Mexico - Green Thumb's first-ever foray into the Latin American market.
• New Kid wins the Reuters Festival Choice Award as Outstanding Children's Play at the Dublin Theatre Festival in Ireland.
• Green Thumb becomes the first company to qualify for funding through the Vancouver Arts Stabilization Team. General Manager Peter Zednik is awarded the Mary Phillips Prize for Outstanding Behind the Scenes Achievement in Vancouver's professional theatre community.
• Co$t of Living becomes the first Green Thumb production for secondary students to tour in the U.S., including our first invitation to the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC.
• Seesaw tours Ireland for 4 weeks including performances at the Dublin Theatre Festival, Arts Week in Clifden and the Activate Festival in Cork City.
• General Manager Peter Zednik becomes the President of the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres.
• Tough!, George F. Walker's only commissioned play for young audiences, enjoys an 11-week national tour to Great Canadian Theatre Company (Ottawa), Factory Theatre (Toronto) and Phoenix Theatre (Edmonton).
• Criminals In Love enjoys 91% attendance for a 3-week run at the Vancouver East Cultural Centre.
• Co$t of Living tours to the International Children's Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland.
• Green Thumb can claim to have performed in every Canadian province and both territories when Land of Trash is invited to the Confederation Centre in Charlottetown, PEI
• Co$t of Living enjoys a lengthy national tour to 7 provinces and Green Thumb's first-ever tour to the Northwest Territories; residencies include the National Arts Centre, Young People's Theatre, Grand Theatre in London, and Manitoba Theatre for Young People
• Land of Trash tours to the U.S., including Green Thumb's first invitation from the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
• Night Light tours to the International Children's Festivals in Edinburgh and Glasgow, with HRH Princess Margaret in attendance.
• Green Thumb launches mainstage programming with a run of Mirror Game at the Vancouver East Cultural Centre.
• Mirror Game performs at the Quinzaine Internationale du Theatre in Quebec City.
Night Light is the first of many productions to be selected for International Showcase for Young Audiences, presented at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC.
• Not So Dumb receives the first of many Green Thumb invitations to the National Arts Centre.
• Skin is made into an award-winning film by the National Film Board of Canada.
• Founding Artistic Director Dennis Foon resigns, and is replaced by Patrick McDonald.
• Green Thumb's Night Light and the California Theatre Center's Most Valuable Player participate in an exchange tour.
• New Canadian Kid is selected as programming for the Canadian Pavilion at Expo '86 for a sold-out run.
• One Thousand Cranes and New Canadian Kid are presented for 198 performances on a Pacific Rim tour including Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand.
• New Canadian Kid and Bittersweet Kid in repertory are Green Thumb's first U.S. tour, with performances in Washington State.
• Green Thumb is invited for a 4-week residency at the Unicorn Theatre in London, England.
• Artistic Director Dennis Foon receives the British Theatre Award for Outstanding Children's Play for Invisible Kids.
• Green Thumb launches the internationally renowned streetproofing program against sexual abuse, Feeling Yes, Feeling No.
• New Canadian Kid, Green Thumb's signature piece, is co-written by Dennis Foon and Jane Howard Baker and goes on to become one of the most produced Canadian plays of all time.
• The Windigo and Hilary's Birthday tour to England, Germany and Sweden.
• Joe Wiesenfeld writes Hilary's Birthday, a play about the daughter of a divorced couple, generally recognized as the first "issue play" for young audiences written in Canada.
• Green Thumb Theatre is founded by a group of University of British Columbia theatre graduates with a mandate to perform for young people "in British Columbia and around the world".
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Sculptor John Lopez was born and raised on a ranch in Western South Dakota. His western and rodeo theme bronzes have been well received by the public and have sold all over the country from California to New York. For the past ten years, John has been working on The City of Presidents project in Rapid City, SD. John Adams, John F. Kennedy and John, Jr., Calvin Coolidge, Teddy Roosevelt and Ulysses S. Grant are a few of the presidents John has placed on the street corners so far. The job security that this steady work provides has opened up the door for John to experiment with the style of his work and allowed him to branch out into other sculptural forms.
In the midst of a successful career in bronze sculpting, John Lopez discovered this exciting new direction: scrap iron sculpting. "I am never bored! I look forward to each new creation, and it is helping me grow and develop as an artist," he says.
This unusual detour started about two years ago, when his beloved aunt, Effie Hunt, died in a rollover car accident. Lopez moved to his widowed Uncle Geno Hunt's ranch to build a family cemetery; his aunt would to be the first laid to rest there.
Uncle Geno opened his home and welding shop to Lopez, who completed a fence around the cemetery, then ran out of material. The ranch is 35 miles from the nearest town or post office, so he went looking through the scrap iron on site.
After some experimentation, he finished a gate into the cemetery, and then made a small angel peering over the top of the gate. The project gave him much personal satisfaction, and everyone who saw it was amazed at the result. A new career path was born in that cemetery. Not wanting to depart from his bronze casting expertise, John found a way to merge the two art forms into a new hybrid sculpture of everyday objects mixed with limited edition bronze castings. Hybrid Metal Art, a sculptural fusion of figurative and funk, a blend of iron and bronze.
In 2008 John placed his scrap iron monument of "Triceratops Cowboy" (a cowboy riding a Triceratops) in front of the Grande River Museum in Lemmon, SD. Later that same year John placed his scrap iron T-Rex in Faith, SD in honor of the largest T-Rex ever found by the name of Sue. If you find yourself in Hill City you might see a life-size hybrid metal horse sculpture John did that won the peoples choice award at the Sculpture in the Hills show in Hill City in 2009.
Lopez was fortunate to find his talent for sculpting during his senior year in college while taking a required course at Northern State University. John was able to build a career in bronze without ever leaving his rather isolated prairie home in South Dakota. Having grown up on a ranch, he is still a good hand with horses and cattle. It is logical that he would first sculpt the things he knew best...horses, cows, cowboys and prairie wildlife. Lopez became well-known as a sculptor; his work was in demand.
In 2000, the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame commissioned John to create two bronze monuments for their sculpture garden. The first featured World Champion Calf Roper, Paul Tierney, on Coffee Jeff, a horse raised by John's Uncle Geno. The second monument featured Charmayne James on her famous horse Scamper.
Sometimes the young artist is asked what he imagines his grandfather, the pioneer stockman, Albert Lopez, would have thought of his scrap-iron sculpture. Perhaps the best answer was given by another old-timer, who came to one of his exhibits. The old gentleman spent considerable time peering intently at a scrap metal saddle. After long study, he announced, "Now that's art!"


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So far, 2015 is on pace to be the biggest year for global merger-and-acquisitions activity since 2007. As of the first week of November, year-to-date global M&A volume surpassed the $4 trillion mark. That's larger than the US federal budget and Germany's GDP.
Several of the deals announced this year are the biggest ever in their respective industries. The planned merger of drugmakers Pfizer and Allergan would be the biggest pharma deal ever; the Marriott/Starwood hookup will create the world's largest hotel chain; and Anheuser-Busch InBev's proposed purchase of SABMiller would create a company with nearly 30% of the global beer market and dwarf Heineken, its nearest competitor. The list goes on and on (Charter/Time Warner, Dell/EMC, Anthem/Cigna, Aetna/Humana, Berkshire Hathaway/Precision Castparts — just to name a few).
While the 2015 megamergers get all the ink, First Research's freshly updated valuation multiples data reveal the flurry of M&A activity this year hasn't been confined to Wall Street — small business has also seen a surge in acquisitions. The valuation multiples data provided to First Research by Pratt's Stats offer benchmarks for business acquisitions — big and small — from all over the country and a variety of industries.
The health care sector saw a rise in small-business transactions among physician and dentist offices, home health care, and nursing homes and long-term-care facilities. Other areas of increased small-business M&A activity included property management, restaurants and bars, and business services.
The uptick in small-business M&A action may be getting help from an increase in small-business loan activity. In fiscal 2015 (which ended September 30) US Small Business Administration loan approval activity rose nearly 23% compared to fiscal 2014. Some of these loans likely helped small-business owners purchase local competitors or expand into new geographic markets.
While healthy levels of merger-and-acquisition deals are expected to continue into 2016, many securities brokerages are bearish on the notion that deal making will continue at the pace set this year. However, global M&A activity is expected to increase about 7% in the first quarter 2016 compared to the same period in 2015, according to technology data provider Intralinks.
Activity is forecast to be strongest for consumer products and services, health care, technology, and real estate. Energy, industrial manufacturing, and telecom are expected to experience a slowdown.
Although 2016 should see a strong start, Intralinks' most recent Global M&A Sentiment Survey revealed deal maker confidence is beginning to erode due to overall economic uncertainty. Key headwinds that could slow 2016 M&A activity include ripple effects of the economic slowdown in China, and the timing and degree of a possible rise in interest rates in the US.
James Bryant is an industry editor for Dun & Bradstreet. Based in Austin, Texas, he writes about issues affecting the global manufacturing sector. He's been the company's specialist on the auto industry for 15 years.


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Three of Eygpt's most prominent secular activists from the 2011 revolution have been sentenced to three years in prison for breaking a new law which restricts demonstrations. They were also convicted of attacking police officers.
Ahmed Maher, Mohammed Ade and Ahmed Douma have also been fined over €5200 each by Judge Amir Assem.
The three were among a group of demonstrators outside the upper house of parliament in November.
The new law states that public gatherings of more than ten people must be authorised. The current military installed government has defended the measure, saying it protects the rights of citizens.
Asmaa Mahfouz, a blogger and activist, said: "The authorities are trying to tell the people that there's no freedom or humanity and want everybody to forget all the principles of the 25th revolution."
The three men are founding members of the "April 6" movement, which was one of the main forces behind the 2011 protests against former President Hosni Mubarak.
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Alliance of Valiant Arms is one of those rare F2P MMO gems that has both top-notch graphics and extremely in-depth and varied gameplay. A.V.A can easily hold its own against pay-to-play FPS games like Counter-Strike Source and even Call of Duty 4, both in graphics and gameplay. Those who played other tactical MMOFPS games like Combat Arms, Blackshot or even WolfTeam should be able to quickly familiarize themselves with AVA, as most MMOFPS games tend to be very similar. Alliance of Valiant Arms runs the Unreal 3 engine, so expect great graphics.
Perhaps the most notable aspect of AVA is its numerous game modes. They are:
Annihilation – Annihilation mode is basically team deathmatch. The European Union (EU) and New Russia Federation (NRF) duke it out across one of the game's many levels. Whichever team reaches either 80 or 180 points first wins.
Demolition – Demolition mode is essentially the same 'plant the bomb' game mode popularized by Counter-Strike. The EU team must plant a C4 bomb in one of two bomb sites while the NRF must defuse it.
Escort – The EU team must 'escort' a tank that slowly moves through the map while the NRF have to use Rocket-Propelled Grenades (RPGs) to destroy it. If the tank reaches the end of the map before time runs out the EU team wins, otherwise the NRF wins. This is one of the more popular and unique game modes in Alliance of Valiant Arms.
Free for All – As the name implies, players are by themselves and must kill anyone they see. Whichever player has the most kills at the end of the round wins.
Domination – Basically king of the hill. Opposing teams must capture and hold the command post located in the center of the map for a period of time to win.
Survival – Exactly like Suppression mode, but with one one life per player.
Convoy – The EU team must find and capture a 'nuclear suitcase' that is guarded by the NRF on one map before time runs out. Eliminating the opposing team is another way to win a round in Convoy mode.
- Status: Released
- Release Date: Nov 11, 2009
- Business Model: Free to Play
- Developer: Red Duck
- Publisher: En Masse Entertaminet
- Category: Stand-alone
- Genre(s): 3D, MMO, Shooter
- Platforms: PC
Editor's Score: 5/5
Pros:- +Excellent weapon customization options.
- +Unique switchable class system.
- +Very polished and balanced gameplay.
- +Unique achievement system.
- +Great interface.
- -Yet another 'modern' tactical MMOFPS.
- -Aiming takes a while to get used to.
- -Needs more weapon variety.
- -Cash shop challenges.
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- CPU: Pentium 4 2.4GHz
- GPU: NVidia GeForce 6600 or better
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I was listening to this song, and I decided to draw a picture of it! I'm so proud of this because I didn't use opacity and I have never drawn this good so far.
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I drew one too! here the link:http://www.ratemydrawings.com/drawings/manga/787372.html
She Is Cute But It Is Sad Because She IS Crying... 5/5 Keep Up The Good Work! ^^
AWESOME! KEEP UP THE GOOD EFFORT! 5/5 HEARTS + FAVORITE! I DRAW ONE TOO HOPE YOU LIKE IT! HERE IS THE LINK: http://www.ratemydrawings.com/drawings/manga/769235.html
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I remember one of the elders saying something like:
I lol'd at that.I feel sorry for those cream pockets
I remember one of the elders saying something like:
I lol'd at that.I feel sorry for those cream pockets
They aired this episode so much that this became almost unforgettable for me. I did enjoy this filler for the bits of creativity it had and that made it pretty interesting.
A very funny and weird episode, Jessie's comments at the banquet had me laughing outta my seat. I also liked seeing James create the battle plans. Poor TR had to blast off because they didn't know it was all a lie, ugh that really annoyed me how Ash used Pikachu to shock them. They were the good guys in that episode.
It's nice how the old people's children were doing that for them. And Team Rocket was really nice in this episode. It sucks that Ash had to blast them off.
I found it hilarious that James was the leader of the whole plan to fend off the "thieves". The funniest thing in the episode to me was that James went through the entire episode calling Ash, Misty and Brock the "Twerpy Troops". xD
Yeah, me too. I was like, "Really kid? One of the few times they're on your side you guy and ThunderBolt them just because they didn't know something you did?"
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Great episode but Ash was kinda dickish blastign them off when they had been so good, ah well! It is good that ash got the Silver Wing, I wonder if we will meet Lugia in the anime.
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This episode wasn't that good, those Digletts wery annoying. But, it had it's moments with Jessie '10-times' age reference, James was kinda funny too. I liked when both TRio and Ash's group fell into the hole. I'm glad Ash got the the Silver Wing at the end.
however, the plot of the episode was rather confusing than entertaning.
The plot of this episode is strange and the masked people have nothing to do in my opinion. Rocket Dan were great in this episode because of the pitfall trap. Very funny that Sonans came out when Musashi sent out Arbok and then got crashed by the group of people.
I agree, this episode was kind of confusing. Infact, just reading some of the comments here is what made me truly see that the "thieves" in this episode and their act of terrorizing the other village was all just an act.
Funny when Jessie thought she was 12 years old. Someone didn't do that well in math class
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The plot here was confusing hee hee. So the elderly people's kids were causing issues by showing up in disguise as marauders just to check on their parents. It was kind of a weak episode. ^^;
Oh boy, a Diglett filler. I didn't think we needed such a bad episode in the Whirl Island arc, so this was a bad waste of time.
A cute filler episode based off of Seven Samurai and it's nice to see the return of the fatigues that appeared in "Tanks a Lot!". My favorite line "We are a Band of Diglett Thieves, that call ourselves a Band of Diglett Thieves."
It was humorous how the Rocket-dan fell into a pitfall, because it was like karma for their constant pitfall schemes. It's rare to see Digda in the anime, so I also enjoyed seeing some here. Rei and Sue may not have been the best one-off characters in Jouto, but I liked how Satoshi was given a Silver Feather badge at the end.


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Externally, the C=64 Aldi had same case colour as a standard C=64 but the keyboard was light grey, like the future C=64G and C=64C. Internally, the motherboard was redesigned to minimize production costs, most of the TTL chips were removed, replaced with a new MMU chipset. First releases of this board had some compatibility problems with C=64 peripherals - they lacked the 9V user port voltage, but this limitation was repaired in the next revisions. Although made in USA, the Aldi was sold only in Germany as a game machine through only one distribution channel, a supermarket chain called... Aldi, hence his name, given by the German 64'er magazine. In 1989, the C=64 Aldi would be replaced by the grey C=64G which would use the same motherboard. Thanks (again :-) to Roman von Wartburg for the pictures.
I had one of these in the USA, I bought it at Sears for $100.
Also its a misinformation that they lack 9V the 64 magazine (again) believed because of a change in the motherboard Without a 12V regulator it wouldnt be generated anymore but it was a blatant mistake.
It s not correct to say only Aldi because they got also sold by Quelle , Wertkauf and others but Aldi being the most prominent in pushing the sales made the 64 magazine nickname it the Aldi C64. See http://www.c64-wiki.de/index.php/C64_Aldi for more info its in german though.


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Challenge from my Psychologist. Write down 3 positive things a day. Join me?
(579 Posts)Background in brief - history of abuse and lengthy depression, self harm, lots of therapy in teens inc psych ward stay. Now suffering from CFS (also known as ME) and having CBT as part of the treatment.
So, we were talking about low self esteem, negative inner voice etc, and she suggested doing this to gradually build up evidence against these thoughts. I've done similar briefly in the past but having done a lot of psychological 'inner work' this year I feel ready to make it stick and I thought doing a thread on it would make me more likely to bother!
I'm off to watch telly with DH in a mo (Big Bang Theory 6 arrived yesterday ) so won't be back til tomorrow but if anyone wants to do this with me then jump in! Could be stuff you've achieved, nice things that have happened etc.
Mine are:
- Had my consultation over the phone for the first time - was worried it'd feel weird but I stuck with it and found it really helpful.
- Contacted a friend to arrange a meet up while he's visiting home (I hardly ever initiate anything like that)
- Wrote in my treatment journal the same day as my session, instead of leaving it for weeks!
Went for a lovely picnic with DC which didn't end in us going home early.
Found a toy I'd been looking for for ages.
Got a lovely text from a friend.
A package I'd been waiting for for ages finally turned up today and dd loves it (was a new toy for her)
Didn't cry today.
DD was in a very cuddly mood today which was lovely.
DH had a job interview that went well.
He got home early so we had lunch together with no DC's and it was great :-)
Arranged to have coffee tomorrow with a good friend I haven't seen all summer for no good reason.
My bathroom and car look shiny because I cleaned them.
The sun felt warm on my face .
I avoided the urge to eat compulsively when explaining to my mum's hairdresser that I can'tsee her anymore because I can't bear to see her and not my mum . We've had a permanent falling out . Realised my mum is a narcissist . Thank you for thread.
What a fab thread - I am rubbish at following through with the stuff they used to give me to do after counselling.
1. Phoned back my best friend and had a brilliant chat n she really cheered me up and she says I cheered her up too when I would normally make an excuse to end the call and not call back.
2. Really spent some proper quality time with DS2 while DS1 was at school.
3. Headed off for an evening of Big Bang Theory thanks to you!!!! :D
1. Did some housework that needed doing.
2. Managed to say no to something too stressful on me which would call me stress.
3. Spent time in the sun with a walk, which is good for me!
Oh yes ill join you..
1/ I've finally cleared the toys out from downstairs and organised them all.
2/ dd (3) is starting to make her own proper wee friends
3/ a parcel I've been waiting for arrived.
Are they the right sort of things?
Hats off fuzz for starting your journal and for this cheerful thread.
I started my Christmas shopping as maternity pay ends next month, it feels good to be organised.
I enjoyed a long walk with Eco baby through balmy country lanes and didn't meltdown when buggy got a puncture.
I started a piece of work I'd been putting off.
I'll be back tomorrow!
Fuzz what are your three things today? Mine are that I survived another day of baby induced sleep deprivation and am a day closes to sleeping through, that I didn't let the rain stop us having a walk and that the doctor took action on an issue we're having with Dd. And, it's Friday!
Thanks for reminding me eco glad people are joining in!
- had a great home visit from ds' teacher (he starts yrR on mon)
- made time to play piano for a bit
- was brave and POAS (bfn, which is a big relief... mostly)
Got sent a lovely new outfit for DD.
Had a great afternoon with DS and DD at the park.
Had a catch up with a friend.
- Caught up with friends for a coffee
- Managed to fit in a brief 20 min workout this morning
- DD2 seems happier with her new school and we had a good old chat about how it's going.
- got dd a birthday present which I think she will adore (is 3 soon)
- ds has been mostly lovely today
- had a good chat with my mum
Forgot yesterday .
Did all the the food shopping and put it away .
Enjoyed talking to dcs about their day.
Took eldest ds to riding lesson and it had stopped raining .
Today we walked for four hours in total into city and Back to collect dh's birthday present, and it was a bargain.
I'm looking forward to toad in the hole and strictly this evening.
My dd has had her first cheerful day since this blasted wonder week started.
Your turn fuzz!
I had a lie in until 930am
I re-read some of Matilda
The dc have been pretty adorable
Had a great afternoon out with DC.
Utilities bill is decreasing at end of month.
Early night tonight.
Your turn!
What a fab idea, thank you OP and thank you everyone else for sharing
1. I adore my baby, she is a complete live wire, but she seems to cheer up everyone she meets, me included!
2. I had a lovely surprise through the post
3. I've got a few things planned next week, to give it a bit of structure
Who's next?
- Managed a trip to Tesco - not that exciting but part of my goals from occupational therapy is to try and do something vaguely active on days off.
- finally got myself a new coat to replace my threadbare old thing.
- rediscovered chronic pain support thread and am reading it through to catch up with everyone
What's your coat like fuzz?
Today I started clearing out the garage. A long overdue job started!
I had a successful trip to car boot to get dd some new toys and a door bouncer.
I found a letter from my mum and didn't cry. She died nearly two years ago and she was my absolute role model for a good mother and general good person.
It's nice to focus on the positive fuzz, let's keep going!
Went for a run
Took dc to the park and saw ds2 is getting better on his bike.
A friend texted to find out how my new job is going.
Great idea - I'm also supposed to be doing this!
1 helped dh make 2 benches for kids treehouse.
2 had a good sing in Church this morning.
3. Had a nice chat with a mum I haven't really spoken to much before.
- Went camping (in the rain) with family and whilst it wasn't a riproaring success, nobody killed each other
- Just booked a hotel for a family trip to Christmas market.
- Um, scratching around for a third. I put quite a lot of washing on this afternoon. Will that do?
I should be doing this. I feel a bit bogged down by it all ATM.
-It's a gorgeous, golden September day.
-I have cold wine in the fridge.
-I have half a season of House of Cards left to watch on Netflix.
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Cardiovascular magnetic resonance was more sensitive at detecting CAD in both sexes than single-photon emission CT, according to new data from the CE-MARC study.
The diagnostic performance of cardiovascular magnetic resonance (CMR) did not differ between the sexes, whereas accuracy with SPECT was significantly worse in women than in men, John P. Greenwood, PhD, and colleagues found.
In the main results of CE-MARC, published in 2012, CMR was found to have more sensitivity and better negative predictive value for the identification of CAD than SPECT, but there were no differences in specificity or positive predictive value.
In the present substudy, the diagnostic accuracies of both technologies were assessed according to sex. "The overall aim was to increase the evidence base for appropriate noninvasive imaging test selection in women with suspected CAD," Greenwood, of the University of Leeds, United Kingdom, and colleagues wrote. "… Additional analyses compared the perfusion-only components of CMR and SPECT and assessed the effects of factors thought to reduce their accuracy in women, namely small heart size, disease pattern and breast size."
Greenwood and colleagues performed CMR and SPECT on 235 women and 393 men with suspected angina. All participants also underwent coronary angiography as a reference test, independent of the CMR or SPECT result, to avoid referral bias, according to the study background.
For CMR, sensitivity was similar between the sexes (women, 88.7%; men, 85.6%; P=.57), as was specificity (women, 83.5%; men, 82.8%; P=.86). For SPECT, sensitivity was worse in women than in men (50.9% vs. 70.8%; P=.007), but there was no difference in specificity (women, 84.1%; men, 81.3%; P=.48).
Sensitivity for both women and men was higher with CMR than with SPECT (P<.0001 for both), but there was no difference in terms of specificity (women, P=.77; men, P=1), the researchers found. For the perfusion-only components, CMR outperformed SPECT in women (area under the curve=0.9 compared with 0.67; P<.0001) and in men (area under the curve=0.89 vs. 0.74; P<.0001).
Greenwood and colleagues found that diagnostic accuracy was similar in both sexes for perfusion CMR (P=1), but worse among women for SPECT (P<.0001). The lower accuracy of SPECT in women appears to be related to smaller heart size, not breast attenuation, they wrote.
"These findings, plus an absence of ionizing radiation exposure, mean that CMR should be more widely adopted in women with suspected CAD," Greenwood and colleagues wrote. "… The major challenge for SPECT in females appears to be the smaller heart size rather than breast attenuation artifacts. CMR may be less susceptible to these effects due to its inherent higher spatial-resolution, even in the setting of multi-vessel CAD."
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Lessons Ford & the UAW Learned in Japan in 1981 Still Apply (Even in Healthcare)
I continue sharing documents from the Don Ephlin library archive. What did Ford and the UAW learn when they visited Japan in 1981? Many of the things that made Japanese industry successful are the same things that make organizations successful with Lean today, including in healthcare.
Podcast #275 – Katie Anderson, #Lean Reflections on Living in Japan
My guest Katie Anderson, previously a guest for Episode #233, is back again talking about lessons learned and reflections from her 18 months living in Japan. And check out a contest to win a copy of my book, courtesy of Katie and her blog...
Reasons Why Lean Wouldn't Always Be Easier Just Because You're in Japan
Facebook is reminding me that it was four years ago this week that I made my initial study trip to Japan with Kaizen Institute… and my return trip was two years ago this week. I'd love to go back in 2017.
"Jiro Dreams of Sushi" & the Kaizen Mindset
I watched the movie "Jiro Dreams of Sushi" for a second time. The film focuses mainly on Jiro Ono, a now 90-year old sushi chef in Tokyo who has received the rare and coveted Michelin 3-star rating for his restaurant. The film reminds me of Lean thinking, especially the drive for Kaizen, or continuous improvement.
#Lean Healthcare Trip to China, Day 1, Part 2: Chinese Hospital Presentations in Beijing
Continuing from Part 1 of my post about my first day of my first China trip, I'd like to share more about the Lean healthcare conference and presentations that took place.
In the next presentation from a Chinese hospital, the speaker started talking about the need to "improve [patient and employee] satisfaction through Lean management" and that "we have the same goals and purpose" as I expressed in my presentation… namely safety, quality, waiting times, cost, and employee morale (SQDCM).
"Practicing Lean" Excerpt – Lessons from Japan
I've recently updated the eBook Practicing Lean to include a new ninth chapter, submitted by Samuel Selay. Other new chapters are by David Haigh, from Canada, and Joe Swartz (my Healthcare Kaizen co-author) .
It's Not the Worker's Fault – in 1980 or Today (Part 1 of "If Japan Can, Why Can't We?")
Recently, I shared the famed 1980 NBC documentary, "If Japan Can, Why Can't We?" that essentially introduced W. Edwards Deming to a mainstream Western business audience.
Today, I'm going to share some highlights and thoughts from Part 1 the program (which runs 76 minutes in its entirety).
Famed NBC Video with Dr. Deming from 1980 Now Available: "If Japan Can, Why Can't We?"
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Looking back at the Toyota Tsutsumi plant tour, part 1
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It's always fascinating to visit a Toyota plant and it's even more so to visit with healthcare professionals. I've done this a number of times here in San Antonio (as I wrote about here). Often, this is the first factory visit a healthcare person has ever made. It's great to see through their eyes (and I still learn every time too).
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A friend sent me a link to this article, "7 cultural concepts we don't have in the U.S.," and he told me to check out item #5 in the list – Kaizen in Japan.
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I am pretty much a self taught potter and have never had any formal training on mixing glazes so I buy all of my glazes. Some from a local studio that they mix and some that I get online. I am still in search of a bright medium blue that I like. And a medium blue that isn't so bright. Does anyone have any suggestions on a specific glaze? or you can just share what glazes you like to use. Oh and I fire to cone 6.
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From Mastering Cone 6 Glazes - Bright Sky Blue
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Laguna and Coyote have some really nice blues, with various attributes, i.e. gloss, satin, matte.
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you might not see as many specific responses as you would like but maybe that is because everyone uses colors that fit their own clay and way of working. with no photos or info on what you do, it is hard to say. stuff that looks good on my white clay may not work on your dark brown. i want transparency so people can see the carving, drawing or impression of what i have already done to the piece before glazing. that is ugly to people who want subtle shading or multiple glazes over others.
you just might have to look at the offerings of the manufacturers and ask them about your specific situation, clay type and color, etc.
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Never fear. If you're talking blue underglazes I've done some tests of these, of course they might be pricey to use in large quantities..
"Vivid Blue" an 'economy' glaze made by a company called Fireshades -had trouble getting their site to work but my local shop sells it. It is indeed vividly cobalt/navy, needs a clear coat.
"Light Heather" by Duncan, soft light periwinkle blue, fires satin for me.
"Bright Blue Spruce" by Duncan, definitely a turquoise, fires glossy, for me.
The shop I use only fires to cone six. I've done some tests of all 3 on different types of clay, they are very stable, give good coverage with 3 coats. Also lead free. They don't do interesting things, just pretty much lay there, but nice clear colors. The tests worked well even over black clay.
I never make mistakes, but I often successfully determine what doesn't work.
Posted 25 February 2017 - 12:34 PM
what i am getting from your post is that you are looking for two blues.
similar blues - one bright and one not so bright.
instead of looking for two glazes i'd just change to a different colour clay body which might mute the bright blue glaze in a way that you might like.
"Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go." T.S. Eliot
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