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This is a 16 page mini zine I made for a trade at swap-bot. The swap theme was "explore your world with an alphabet zine".
My zine features photos taken around Atlanta which create the letters of the alphabet. The covers were made with cut portions from a map of Atlanta - creating a very limited edition of 8.
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I have the same old question, looking for a recent answer to it. I really want to go to Tokyo on a working holiday visa from UK. I have no degree but a grasp of basic Japanese, good work reference as a store manager and intend to do a 4 week CertTESOL course. Am I living in dreamland or do I have a decent chance of getting a TEFL job in Tokyo? Any info greatly appreciated! Doumo arigatou!
Bonus question - any way for me to get a work visa after year 1?


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'"Coming into this year, I'll admit I was feeling a lot of pressure," he said. "Last year, I set the bar so high and felt a lot of pressure trying to match that bar coming into this season. As of late, I feel more than comfortable with my game. The last 10 games, I feel I've played like I did last year and I'm trying to exceed that now. Just trying to stay consistent."'
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Here is the latest photo of my Fett form a local convention. I had some pretty awesome photos including Slave Leia, Gammorean Guard, Predator and the usual: Stormies.
It was the debut of my RS Prop Masters bucket! Unfortunately they didn't have time to fit Danzo's Electronic RF due to time constraints so that's coming at a later date. The rest of the costume is:
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Interviews with Green Angel and Youth Riot. This was a mini issue that was given out at a show that I had at my house. Both bands interviewed played the show. The issue was free, I made 100 of em, 30 kids showed up, i still have like 70 of these left. Good show tho!
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Balenciaga Fall 2011
There's no ready label to slap on the brisk, confident modernity of Balenciaga's fall collection—it's certainly not "street" or "punk," like last season, and it doesn't fit the Cristobal redux references which have been doing the rounds recently. This time, it was much better than that. Nicolas Ghesquière dealt in the kind of nuanced aesthetics that could only come from his hand, and today: a balance of asymmetric mid-length skirts and hyper-huge knitted leathers, which then moved into new proportions based on tunics over narrow pants. Simultaneously clean and complex, it was simply an inspiring thing to watch—the kind of show that makes women, on the spot, reevaluate what they want to wear.
Ghesquière said he'd come to this collection by thinking about "scale and perspective, dimension and distance." If that sounds like the words of an artist studying materials in a formal, sculptural manner, in a way, it was, but listen to the source: It was the Balenciaga archive. "I was looking at the incredible structures of the fabric and embroidery he did." What Ghesquière rediscovered were extraordinary elements like celluloid paillettes and fishnet fabric—as well as a 1960 fuchsia tunic, which he reprised somewhere in the middle of the show. That research took him in a completely different direction from the early sixties rounded shoulders, cocoon backs, and edge-to-edge coats, which have been recurring on other runways—the trend that has taken off in the wake of the Balenciaga retrospective at the Queen Sofía Spanish Institute. "Luckily," he smiled, "I have access all the time—we don't have to wait for an exhibit!"
The point here is the way Ghesquière takes the intellectual stimulus of Balenciaga's original work to jump off into completely contemporary thinking. He feels free to use synthetic pleather in slick jackets and as bands inserted in a hemline to create drape; to add hallucinatory prints involving trees, flowers, and reptiles; and to exaggerate those knitted leathers to play with form. That kind of experimentalism might have caused a lesser designer to end up with a conceptual collection, but the mark of Ghesquière's intelligence is that however amazing the surfaces, the result is a completely rational elegance. In the end, the mark of his success is that no one really needs to know where the references are in these clothes. Simply, here are extraordinary coats, elegant skirts, amazing Guernsey-like sweaters, and a fantastic set of ideas about wearing narrow pants under a beautifully draped tunic for evening: It's just about a raving desire to wear.
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I have tryed to find this on tk forums but no result... And seens you guys are so helpful I gues I allways could ask if you know?
I'm planning to paint my TK to a stormtrooper commander... But my question is... is it aloud to troop with a DLT-19 if you are a commander ?
I know it's aloud if your a TK to have dlt-19, but seens the commander never sees with a dlt-19 in TFU I wonder if it's ok? Seens I got a DLT-19, it would be a bad move to paint it as a commander and not be able to wear it with my dlt-19 and just have the E-11...
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I am a semi-retired Software Engineer considering a new career as a TEFL teacher.
I was recently laid off and have little hope of finding another job in my field.
I am 61 and have a BS in Electrical Engineering and 30 years experience with computers.
I and my wife love to travel and have visited 37 countries. We lived and worked 12
years in Germany. I was a tutor for Literacy Volunteers of America for about a year.
I was a substitute teacher for over a year in the local school district.
We have considerable savings so the money from teaching will be needed but not
Before I take a TEFL course in Denver, I have some questions?
What are the realistic job prospects for my age and lack of experience?
Are there short term assignments (3 to 6 months)?
What are the problems with an accompanied spouse?
How much can I expect to earn?
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"My father-in-law loves pizza toppings and grilled cheese sandwiches, so my mother-in-law and I came up with this recipe that combines the two," says Stacie Simpson of Florence, Texas. "These are great with ranch dresssing, too."
Recommended: 50 Kid-Friendly Meals (That Aren't Chicken Nuggets)
- 1/4 cup pizza sauce
- 2 tablespoons chopped pepperoni
- 2 tablespoons chopped smoked kielbasa or Polish sausage
- 1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/8 teaspoon onion powder
- Dash salt and pepper
- 4 slices white bread
- 1/3 cup shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 1 tablespoon butter, softened
- In a small microwave-safe bowl, combine the first seven ingredients. Cover and microwave on high until heated through. Spread two slices of bread with meat mixture; sprinkle with cheese. Top with remaining bread. Butter outsides of sandwiches.
- Cook in a preheated sandwich maker according to manufacturer's directions until golden brown and cheese is melted. Yield: 2 servings.
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"Used all peppironi with chopped green onion. Was great, a new twist on grilled cheese! Will make again."
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"This was a great Saturday night meal (combined with an antipasto salad). I substituted italian sausage and sourdough and included sliced salami (because my family loves it). I had to grill them since I don't have a sandwich maker, but they came out great. I also sprinkled some shredded parmesan cheese over the buttered bread before grilling it. Now I wish I had a sandwich maker:)"
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"NOOOOOOOO - they are counting salt as 6 and pepper as 7. I just copied this to try."
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Holiday Bird Seed Sale and Wild Bird CraftBy idfg-sfocht on Thursday, Nov 10th, 2011 2:46pm MST
On December 3rd, from 9 am to 4 pm the MK Nature Center will host its fifth annual bird seed sale with proceeds from this event to benefit educational programs at the Nature Center. Once again this year the Nature Center will be partnering with Wild Birds Unlimited to bring you quality bird seed in assorted types of locally-preferred seed which will be available in 5, 20, & 40lb bags.
Looking for that perfect gift, the MK Nature Center Gift Shop has a wide variety of nature themed childrens books, toys, jewelry and much more. Many of our items are made right here in Boise.
New this year, will be a make and take craft the whole family can enjoy! From 10 am to 3 pm you can make holiday bird feeders and edible decor for wild birds to hang in your yard. This activity is free, but donations are accepted. Learn about what birds you will attract with your feeders.
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Flight From Shadow Exhibit
Throughout January, The City Library will display sets, costumes and more from the Wheel of Time-themed fan film "Flight From Shadow." Visit www.slcpl.org/events/view/1842 for information.
When • Today, 1-5 p.m.; Monday through Thursday, Jan. 7-10, 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, Jan. 11 and 12, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sunday, Jan. 13, 1-5 p.m.; and Monday, Jan. 14, 9 a.m.-9 p.m.
Where • Salt Lake City Main Library, 210 E. 400 South
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Rumi Poetry Club in Salt Lake City
This club espouses spiritual poetry for everyday and as a form of meditation to nourish the soul and mind. Participants are welcome to read their favorite poems.
When • Tuesday, Jan. 8, 7-8:30 p.m.
Where • Anderson-Foothill Branch Library, 1135 S. 2100 East, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Local Author Showcase at King's English
The Local Author Showcase will feature Utah writers with new books. Visit kingsenglish.indiebound.com/event/local-author-showcase-10 for information.
When • Tuesday, Jan. 8, at 7 p.m.
Where • The King's English Bookshop, 1511 S. 1500 East, Salt Lake City
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J. Scott Savage
J. Scott Savage will read from and sign Case File 13: Zombie Kid, the first installment in his new middle-grade horror series, Grimville Case Files. Visit bit.ly/Ub4kee for information.
When • Wednesday, Jan. 9, 7 p.m.
Where • The King's English Bookshop, 1511 S. 1500 East, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Friday Fun for Kids
Children ages 3-8 are invited to a special storytime featuring the books by Kevin Henkes. A fun activity and snack are included. Registration and a $5 fee are required. Call 801-484-9100 to register.
When • Friday, Jan. 11, 4 p.m.
Where • The King's English Bookshop, 1511 S. 1500 East, Salt Lake City
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Do you ever wonder or struggle with how to integrate your Catholic faith with other areas of your life?
Since 1994, the Center for Faith & Culture (CFC) has explored this question, specifically on how one can integrate their Catholic faith into the American culture through dialogue. Through conferences, workshops and, more recently, the inception of its Master of Arts in Faith & Culture (MAFC) program in the fall of 2010, the CFC has been training leaders of this cultural dialogue. Now, the CFC is continuing development on a new program that would expand its training to the fertile grounds of parishes.
"For six summers in a row, we did spirituality workshops and given our experience in those, what I decided we have to do is take what our students are learning in-depth, and design some things that are going to help people in the pews," said Fr. Donald Nesti, director of the Center for Faith & Culture.
The result has been the ongoing development of the Parish Advocacy Program, which seeks to provide catechists and parishioners with material that will help them learn how to live more fully as faithful citizens. Fr. Nesti invited Maureen Bacchi, a licensed master social worker with years of experience in the areas of adult faith formation and retreat ministry, to take the lead in developing the material for the program.
"My Catholic faith has always been an important guide for living my life, though I have to say I don't think I really knew the fullness of that catholic vision, let alone what it meant to participate in shaping the culture out of that vision," Bacchi said. "This project has helped me see more clearly how the Holy Spirit, through the body of Christ on earth, continues to seek new ways to bring Christ's message to the world, especially through cultivating our cultures with the message of Christ's love."
Helping catechists and parishioners grow in their ability to cultivate our American culture with the message of Christ's love is at the core of the Parish Advocacy Program. To guide that process, Bacchi and Fr. Nesti have developed twelve modules, each one dedicated to a theme providing the basis for the dialogue between faith and culture.
The material begins with defining the Catholic worldview, exploring the importance of spreading the Catholic worldview and examining the differing worldview of the American culture. Then, the material goes on to explore skills for a creative dialogue that can help heal the tensions between the Catholic worldview and the American worldview.
"By the end, we hope to build them a picture," said Fr. Nesti. "The individual sessions are like the little stones in a mosaic. By the time they get all the modules, they should have built themselves a picture of what's really at stake – how to live as a Catholic in this culture."
For now, the CFC is still refining this mosaic. For that reason, the CFC has brought in twenty pilot participants to experience the modules in their current form. All of the participants have a degree of familiarity with the CFC having participated in either the MAFC program or a workshop put on by the CFC.
For Fr. Nesti, inviting participants with prior knowledge of the CFC was quite intentional.
"We invited these people for two reasons," said Fr. Nesti. "One, we've known them for a long time, and they know what we're doing here. They understand the mission of the Center, and they are professionals and can give us good critique of how the modules can be improved. Secondly, that they are potential people who will carry this into the parishes."
The first six sessions with the current pilot participants run from October 19th through November 23rd and the final six sessions take place between January 18th and February 22nd. For more information on the Parish Advocacy Program, please contact the Center for Faith & Culture at 713-942-5066 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Alan Wallace, Dennis Young and Mark Skipper reunited at Potts Motor Park on Fort Knox Tuesday to see the wreckage of Foam 161, the fire truck assigned to Fort Myers Fire and Emergency Services that was stationed at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. on Sept. 11, 2001.
Seeing the truck again brought back a flood of memories for the three men, who retold stories of carnage and detailed their attempts to evacuate as many people from the Pentagon as they could. The truck was sitting between the Pentagon and an adjacent fire station when American Airlines Flight 77 barreled into the west side of the building.
Wallace said it was probably no more than a split second after seeing the plane that they heard the crash and felt the impact. Wallace was standing with Skipper no more than 15 feet in front of the truck when chaos broke out.
"I wasn't jogging; I wasn't walking," Wallace said. "I was running."
Wallace and Young have since retired, while Skipper is a federal firefighter in the Memphis, Tenn., area. The trio reunited in Hardin County for the 12th anniversary of the terrorist attacks this week, where they are participating in a series of 9/11-themed events.
They will take part in a parade convoy featuring Foam 161 that will move along U.S. 31W from the Gen. George Patton Museum of Leadership to downtown Elizabethtown and back from 2 to 3:30 p.m. today.
For more information about the Pentagon firefighters' visit and the convoy through Hardin County, see Wednesday's print edition of The News-Enterprise.
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"I received this recipe as a newly-wed and made it healthier by using brown rice and fat-free mayo and sour cream." Think ladies' luncheon…with a light, refreshing Asian twist! Joan Cannon - Noblesville, Indiana
Recommended: Salad Recipes Across America
- 2 cups cubed cooked turkey breast
- 2 cups cooked brown rice
- 1 can (14 ounces) bean sprouts, drained
- 1 can (8 ounces) sliced water chestnuts, drained
- 1 celery rib, chopped
- 1 small carrot, shredded
- 1/4 cup finely chopped onion
- 1/2 cup fat-free mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup fat-free sour cream
- 1 tablespoon reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 7 lettuce leaves
- 1/4 cup dried cranberries
- In a large bowl, combine the first seven ingredients. In a small bowl, combine the mayonnaise, sour cream, soy sauce and salt; pour over salad and gently stir to coat. Serve over lettuce leaves. Sprinkle with cranberries. Yield: 7 servings.
Originally published as Turkey Luncheon Salad in Healthy Cooking December/January 2009, p53
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JM Eagle is the world's largest and most complete manufacturer of plastic pipe (PVC and HDPE) — an innovative leader that combines advanced technology with superior customer service to create the industry's most sophisticated and diverse products. JM Eagle is the only manufacturer to offer a 50-year warranty on its thermal-engineered plastic-pipe products. With 20 manufacturing plants in the United States, JM Eagle ships its full range of products across the country and to international destinations, including countries in North and South America.
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The Global EntrepreneurshipMBA is a cooperative, dual-master's degree program offered jointly by the European Business School (EBS) – Paris, the European Business School-London (EBSL) and the University of North Florida.
European Business School London (EBSL) August – December
A limited number of students are able to participate in this program each year, typically a maximum of six from the University of North Florida, a maximum of three from the European Business School- Paris, and a maximum of three from the European Business School- London. Students complete 48 graduate credit hours – 12 at European Business School in Paris, 24 at the University of North Florida, and 12 at European Business School in London including a thesis.
All instruction is in English. Upon successful completion of the program requirements for both institutions, students earn a Grade Master delivered by the French Ministry for degree completion at European Business School-Paris (Master Degree in "Management of International Affairs").
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DISCLAIMER #1: Okay, first of all, I would just like to point out to everybody that if you don't like what I have to say, feel free to let me know. BUT - don't give me a response if you don't have a rational point to make.
I don't really know where to start my little rant. I have spent over two years on the 'tex, and I've come to realize a couple things that may have been said before.
DISCLAIMER #2: I'm going to make these points anyway. I don't care if you've heard them before, you don't need to tell me.
1) No matter what you say, no matter who you say it to, somebody is going to disagree with you. Sure, that's a fact of life, but not on the tex. Oh no, on the tex, if somebody doesn't agree with what you say, they flame you. HARD. Rather than saying, "No, I disagree, it should be like this", they simply tell you "that was the most ignorant, irresponsible thing I have ever heard. Shame on you." The word "ignorant" is key, because I promise you, it is used in damn near every thread in the community. Everybody has an opinion, and everybody feels the need to hijack a thread to start a flame war because they don't agree. Threads QUICKLY stray off topic because of this.
DISCLAIMER #3: Don't tell me I'm ignorant and that "not everybody does that", and that "I shouldn't generalize like that, because not everybody fits the generalization." Yeah? I know that, you don't have to tell me. The word "everybody" doesn't, in this sense, mean "every member of the VWVORTEX community." Instead, it is being used to represent a large amount of users.
2) Post count is everything. I'll admit, I've done some rather childish things on vwvortex (Yes, I've bombed the test forum with the aid of some friends, leading to a lock and 10 point deduction. 86 posts, 150 views in the test forum? That's funny, whether you think it's irresposible, ignorant, and childish or not.) but if it were 3 guys with 15000 posts, the mods would have found it rather funny. Admit it, I don't care if the mods come in here and say, "No, it wouldn't be like that!" -- I can promise you it would. I remember one night when some rather "old school" members were posting incredibly obvious "welcome to last week" posts in the Car Lounge (Did you guys see that new honda commercial? Did you guys see that honda with the 15" exhaust tip? etc etc) .. The mods would lock the threads, and post things like "Hahaha, you guys just don't give up, do you! " If I would have done that, I would've been banned.
DISCLAIMER #4: Yes, I realize I wouldn't have been banned. The word "banned" in this sense is flavored with what I call "sarcasm." If you don't know what this means, you probably don't deserve to live.
DISCLAIMER #4a: I'm kidding. You should just lose a limb for being so stupid.
3) Why do people feel the need to reply to a post simply stating, "This thread is stupid. What a horrible thread. I don't like this thread at all." Sure, some threads are rediculously off topic and out of line, but come on. Even those can be taken with a grain of salt - if somebody posts something UNRELATED to cars *GASP!* in the car lounge, LET THE MODERATORS TAKE CARE OF IT. Are you just trying to increase your post count by saying, "This is the car lounge, not the off topic forum!"? Report to the moderators, and be on your way.
4) The "Honda owners are ignorant, stupid ricers" mentality needs to go. This is also known as the "If it's not european, it's no good" mentality. When are you going to realize that the Asian auto manufacturers have far surpassed that of the Germans? Need proof? Look at sales reports. Look at Mercedes Benz and BMW's styling & quality control standards, compared to your average Honda Accord. More bang for the buck in a new car? Asian is your best bet.
DISCLAIMER #5: If you think that VW still makes higher quality, more stylish, more impressive automobiles than the Asian manufacturers, that's your opinion - I may disagree, but I won't tell you that you're a moron for thinking that. I love European cars to death, but I'm willing to call a spade a spade.
4a) Yes, you ARE wrong! Not all hondas have triple decker aluminum wings, 12" exhaust tips, outlandish body kits, and 22" American Racing wheels. Some Honda's are even, *GASP!*, stylish! Just because somebody decides to modify a Honda doesn't make them a *****, nor does it make them cocky and arrogant. "Rice" can easily be compared to "Euro", they're just different styles, PERIOD. I'm also willing to bet that some of them are better drivers than you, too.
DISCLAIMER #6: Don't like Honda? I don't care. Don't reply to this post to tell me about it, because that has nothing to do with what I'm trying to point out.
I could go on for hours, but I'll stop here. Maybe I'll start a monthly edition of "WHY VWVORTEX SUCKS."
DISCLAIMER #7: No, VWVORTEX doesn't suck. The title is simply a direct reflection of how angry I get with some of the things that go on around here. You don't have to reply just to tell me that the tex doesn't suck, I know - thanks anyway
DISCLAIMER #8: I'm 18 years old, you really don't have to tell me that I'm young and ignorant and that I don't know what I'm talking about. I'm a teenager, therefore I'm invincible - of COURSE I don't know what I'm talking about.
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Some fungi are quite useful to us. We've tapped several kinds to make antibiotics to fight bacterial infections. These antibiotics are based on natural compounds the fungi produce to compete against bacteria for nutrients and space. We use Saccharomyces cerevisiae (sack-air-oh-my-seas sair-uh-vis-ee-ay), aka baker's yeast, to make bread rise and to brew beer. Fungi break down dead plants and animals and keep the world tidier. We're exploring ways to use natural fungal enemies of insect pests to get rid of these bugs.


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The keys to gun collecting:
1. Pick a subject matter (WW1, American Martial Muzzleloaders, Nazi-Marked Pistols, The Civil War) and learn everything you can about it by reading extensively.
2. Don't "scattergun." Stick to your subject matter and become expert in it.
3. Buy only the highest-quality examples you can afford.
4. Expect to be "ripped off," at least in the first few purchases. We learn by making mistakes.
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Is there anyone out there with experience with breeders in Arizona. I finally talked the GF into a maybe on a pup, which is a yes. I just have to take her to see them. :getdown:
I have no experience with Arizona breeders. I could use some guidance. I'm looking for a Lab or Chessie. Most likely a lab because of the GF. I decided I wanted a Chessie, but am compromising with her. So If anyone has experience with Breeders in Az please let me know.


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Accompaniment is an essential element of the mission and methodology of Jesuit Refugee Service/USA. To accompany means to be a companion. We are companions of Jesus, so we wish to be companions of those with whom he preferred to be associated, the poor and the outcast.
To accompany is a practical and effective action. Not infrequently it is precisely the way in which protection is given. It is a way to 'internationalize' a situation. The presence of an international team can sometimes prevent an attack on refugees. Moreover, presence can be a sign. That a free person chooses willingly and faithfully to accompany those who are not free, who had no choice about being there, is itself a sign, a way of eliciting hope.
Our accompaniment affirms that God is present in human history, even in its most tragic episodes. We experience this presence. God does not abandon us.
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The creators of a behind-the-scenes documentary will join strategists featured in the film on stage for the first time. Interspersed with video clips, the panel will discuss specific scenes from the documentary, as well as the negotiation and cooperation between the Quinn Campaign and the New York Times which resulted in a remarkable portrayal of the campaign trail.
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'Buffalo forward Erik Rasmussen returned to the Sabres lineup Monday against Carolina after missing seven games because of a bruised left knee.'
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Sabres Week in review
This was a week where the Sabres proclaimed that they were going to turn it around. After losing to the Toronto Maple Leafs last Saturday, the Sabres took their Christmas break and came back determined to turn their season around.
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'"There was a trail of blood coming off the ice," Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said. "We knew it was serious."'
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'Chris Gratton hasn't spoken with Sabres coach Lindy Ruff in weeks. In fact, the center couldn't remember the last time they had a conversation.'
Power-play goals not enough for Jackets
'The problem was the Blue Jackets couldn't hold either lead for more than 86 seconds and they needed a third power- play goal they didn't get. The curse of losing four in a row and 10 of 12 barely abated.'
Harkins lights up power play
The Blue Jackets lone December power-play goal before last night came Dec. 1.
Draft pick shines in Europe
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Game wrapup
[Stu Barnes] was a presence all night. Tied the score at 2 with a gritty goal late in the third period.
Sabres 2, Blue Jackets 2
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Senior Tee Ladouceur's goal with 49 seconds remaining gave #19 Syracuse an 11-10 come-from-behind victory against Louisville on Thursday, April 21 in the Carrier Dome. The Orange scored four times in the final six minutes to overcome a three-goal deficit.
Junior Sarah Holden led the Orange with a career-high six points on four goals and two assists, which were also personal bests. Ladouceur finished with three goals and moved into a tie for sixth place on Syracuse's all-time scoring list. She now has 155 points in 52 games, tying her with Monica Joines (2002-05) on the career leader list.
Syracuse (6-7, 4-1) trailed for much of the second half. Sophomore Michelle Tumolo caused a turnover on a Louisville clearing attempt and got the ball to Holden, who scored to give SU a 6-5 lead with 28:43 remaining. Louisville (10-5, 3-3) tied the score less than a minute later on Lianne Bobal's goal, sparking the Cardinals on a 5-1 scoring run that gave them a 10-7 lead with 9:01 left to play. Liz Lovejoy scored four consecutive goals during the run.
The Orange's comeback started at the 6:09 mark when Ladouceur scored off a pass from Holden on a free position attempt to cut the lead to 10-8. On Louisville's next possession, junior Jill Cammett forced a turnover, leading to Holden's goal with 3:23 remaining to bring the Orange to within one. Syracuse won the ensuing draw control and Holden's fourth goal of the game with 2:02 on the clock tied the score at 10-10.
Freshman Kirkland Locey gained possession for the Orange on the draw and the SU offense worked the ball around the perimeter before Tumolo passed the ball to Ladouceur, who was in front of the net. Ladouceur put her shot past Louisville goalkeeper Ashley Herbst for the game-winner. Locey won her second consecutive draw and the Orange ran out the clock for its third consecutive BIG EAST win at home this season.
"We did what we needed to at the end of the game and that was to get ourselves an opportunity to tie the game up and give us the chance to score and win the game," said Syracuse head coach Gary Gait. "Certainly, it wasn't our best effort over 60 minutes but it's just a matter of getting this team sparked up, believing in themselves, handling the pressure, and taking advantage of the opportunities we get. We were struggling with that a little bit throughout the game, but when we needed it at the end, they stepped up. I'm proud of them, they didn't give up down by three and showed that anything can happen."
Five different players scored in the first half for Syracuse as the teams went to the locker rooms tied at 5-5 at intermission. The Cardinals led by as many as three, but the Orange recorded the final three goals of the opening period. Goalkeeper Liz Hogan made five saves in the first half and recorded an assist. Hogan made a save and then passed the ball 70 yards to Holden, who scored the final goal of the half.
Tumolo dished out two assists, giving her 62 in her career. She is now tied with Leigh-Ann Zimmer for fifth place on the school's career leader list. Senior Lindsey Connell had a goal and an assist, while Locey, and freshmen Katie Webster and Alyssa Murray each scored a goal. Lovejoy led Louisville with five goals and an assist.
The Cardinals outshot Syracuse, 25-18, and picked up 16 ground balls to 10 for the Orange. Syracuse won 13-of-23 draw controls. Hogan finished with nine saves, while Herbst made five saves for Louisville.
Syracuse goes for its fourth consecutive win at home when it hosts Cincinnati at 12 p.m. on Saturday, April 23. Admission is free of charge. Seven members of the Orange's senior class will be honored in a pregame ceremony. In addition, the athletics department's 'Cuse Cares Community Outreach program will host a carnival in the lower concourse to benefit the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation.


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Responding to increased public and regulatory pressure, the largest waste-water treatment public-private partnership in North America has begun a 10-year, $1.5 million research and development program.
Veolia Water North America has committed $150,000 annually for three projects with the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District; the Great Lakes Water Institute at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee; and Marquette University. The company began operating the district's Jones Island and South Shore facilities in March 2008. The two plants, which serve a population of 1.1 million, have a combined processing capacity of 630 mgd.
An Associated Press story in early 2008 about traces of 36 pharmaceutical compounds in the nation's water supplies has led the EPA and public water suppliers alike to go on the defensive, reiterating that the amount of compounds is not harmful to humans and that they are not regulated by the EPA or tested by water suppliers.
The first project will measure and monitor water samples from both the 850-square-mile Milwaukee watershed and the Jones Island plant.
"It will allow us to better quantify where those pharmaceuticals might be coming into the system and see what phases of treatment have the most impact on removing them," says Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District Executive Director Kevin Shafer.
After landfills, wastewater treatment is the second largest municipal source of methane. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 has set aside $3.2 billion for the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant program for local and state governments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Shafer hopes to tap into some of that to improve the South Shore plant's anaerobic digestion process to produce enough methane to use as alternative energy. Some of the district's treatment facilities supplement natural gas with methane biogas, resulting in $1.7 to $2 million in annual energy savings,
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I've after installing Ubuntu on my laptop to use as my main OS. My Alfa wifi works but it reports a low signal, so I want to use the driver that comes with Backtrack 3.
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Alan Schneider Remembered as a Gentleman
Family and friends are mourning the passing of Alan Schneider this past week.
Schneider, 63, who ran unsuccessfully against County Executive MaryEllen Odell last November, died suddenly on September 18 while vacationing in Florida.
"Alan was always a gentleman even as a political opponent. He was very generous with his time and volunteered for a wide variety of local organizations. My prayers are with his family," Odell told the Courier.
Schneider resided in Mahopac and Kent over the years and served for a time on the Carmel Cable Television Committee. He was a former detective of the Westchester County Sheriff's Department who retired and started an accounting practice with his son Jonathan Schneider who serves on the Carmel Town Board.
Other survivors included his daughters Lauren, Beth and Missy. Nine grandchildren also survive along with his long time companion Helayne Scheier.
Attorney Victor Grossman, chairman of the Putnam County Democratic Committee, remembered his friend as a "family man first. He adored his children and grandchildren. Alan had a ton of friends and colleagues and accomplished much during his lifetime. He will be missed."
A memorial service took place last Friday in Mahopac. Family members have requested donations be made in Schneider's name to the Putnam County Children's Committee, Box 187, Carmel, NY 10512.


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That's not how I heard the timeline described, but rather than argue I'll not. You may consider that "telling." I think it's pointless to bicker back and forth when my sources are always discredited.
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Ok Blue, nothing from Nonprophet, so this is your opportunity to educate me.
Quote from: Moots on May 29, 2013, 02:27:47 PMOk Blue, nothing from Nonprophet, so this is your opportunity to educate me. I'm too tired tonight, but I suppose I can TRY next time I log on. Get your thinking cap ready ;)
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This week I'm in Bangalore attending several partner meetings. One of these was with an application provider who has a very strong business in the telco industry. Their primary delivery model is on premise, but the private cloud portion of their business is at 15% of revenue this year and expected to grow to 40% over the next three years. In the course of talking about how the business will transition to the cloud, the CTO shared an interesting observation: cloud computing creates a desire for a menu of applications.
To explain further, in a traditional IT environment, a customer establishes a requirement for a certain capability. They form a team to define objectives and requirements, establish a budget, issue an RFP, and select a provider for the application. The key to this process is the budget. With traditional computing, there are only enough resources for a fixed solution, both from the perspective of capital expenditures and the people required for deployment. But when a businesses decides to acquire their application capabilities as a service, they are moving to an operational expense model, which frees them from having to associate new functionality with the cost of operations. This, in turns, gives the business the flexibility to consider complementary functions that can be rolled into the new service.
So, the CTO tells us, when a prospect engages with his company to evaluate a specific application, if the delivery model is private cloud, the customer invariably asks about additional capabilities and applications. This is not only an opportunity for the partner in question, it's an opportunity for the larger ecosystem.
This CTO has succinctly expressed something that we hear in a variety of ways from all of our partners: cloud computing implicitly increases demand for application capabilities. An obvious case in point is the plethora of applications on Facebook. When users don't have to install and maintain the applications themselves, they are more willing to install not just one or two, but numerous complementary functions. Of course, anyone who runs a data center would probably say Facebook makes it too easy, but that aspect can be controlled through policy and technology.
More importantly, the increased appetite for a menu of capabilities isn't met by merely providing a nifty catalog of applications. Application providers will meet their customer's needs by participating in a well-structured ecosystem of partners. Catalogs are merely an interface, the real benefit of complementary applications comes from an understanding of how applications fit together, as well as where and when a given partnership makes the most sense. And that requires a partner who can coordinate these relationships without unnecessary interference. Fostering an ecosystem in this way is exactly what IBM is doing with the Cloud Specialty.
With the partners in our program, we are helping them grow marketshare by connecting them to each other. The process is fairly manual for now, but look for tools coming later this year that will help automate some aspects of the program. But complete automation is not the goal, we are not trying to build an online matchmaking service for partners. We intend to provide the worldwide, cross industry market perspective that helps partners make sense of the opportunities they see.
Every partner that we're meeting with this week is on the cloud journey and has exciting plans for how cloud is expanding their marketshare and growing revenue. And in every case, IBM has a role to play in bringing our ecosystem to bear in building our mutual success. We look forward to growing our business with our partners.
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August 12 was the 30th anniversary of the PC. While some of our colleagues won't remember the Charlie Chaplin ads and the sleek design of those first PCs, it was revolutionary for anyone who had been working with "real" computers. (And yes, boys and girls, the first PCs seemed sleek to us!) Pundits and analysts predicted that these machines would change the world. Curmudgeons grumbled that this PC was just a flash in the pan, that PCs could never do the work of the multi-million dollar systems running on raised floors.
Today we find ourselves in a revolution with similar commentary: pundits are talking about how cloud coupled with mobility changes everything, while so-called curmudgeons in the data center caution against blind faith in an unproven technology. The realities of this emerging technology will play themselves out over the next few years, but one thing does seem certain: cloud computing is taking us out of the PC era.
Cloud computing is inextricably linked to the mobile devices that untether us from the ubiquitous laptop. This new computing environment is not simply a replacement technology for PCs. It represents a new attitude toward technology, where the humans--with all our propensity for social interaction and non-linear thinking--are driving technology, rather than the other way around. Applications are linked and mashed and delivered to suit the needs of individuals and groups, whereas previously people had to adjust their behavior in order to access the application.
In both Mark Dean's article and at the Cloud conference I attended in June, experts have been calling this the "post-PC era." But that's only because we haven't thought of a better name. This era of computing is about more than just cloud or mobility technologies, and it's more comprehensive than social networking. It's about a people-centric, on demand approach to computing. As with other eras of computing, a better name than post-PC will eventually surface. I, for one, would not deign to name an entire era, seeing as how I have a hard time naming cats. But regardless of what we call this, it is a great time to be in the computing industry.


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Fits comfortable and looks great, but in the wrinkle resistant side poly cotton shirts are still better. Still is wrinkle resistant better than regular cotton.
Work shirt's SC30
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My husband really likes this shirt for work and has me buying the same color for work, even though I would like to see him buy a different color.
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Tan, long sleeve work shirt
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Shirts are wrinkle resistent, so ironing still needed. I have my local dry cleaner wash, iron W/no starch, and folded. My husband travels for work, so this works and they look great
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This shirt is much better than expected and worth far more than the cost. A heavy weight 100% cotton with no ironing! It is a comfortable shirt for all seasons and it's no iron!
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The shirt is the best I've ever had. Good fit, large buttons and durable material. I've had work shirts before that were like chiffon density. The other company, (starts with a "D") doesn't even come close. I will be ordering more. I can even wear the shirt casually. Very happy with purchase and great delivery!
Not wrinkle free
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Bought these shirts to replace my old shirts. I thought they would be wrinkle free. Not so. In fact they are harder to iron because of the thicker material. They are warmer and more comfortable than the regular shirts. I'm going to keep them because they are comfortable however I am disappointed with the shirts not being wrinkle free. Not worth the extra money. Good quality shirts though.
Great Shirt and easy to work with customer service dept!! Thank you!!
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I wear Red Cap shirts year around seven days a week. I have been for several years. Out of the dryer, on a hanger and ready to wear crisp without ironing. When new shirts are needed Automotive Workwear ships fast so can replace damaged shirts without looking for something else in the meantime. Thank You Automotive Workwear.
Thick cotton and tough
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I bought these as work shirts for my husband, and he loves them. They fit as expected, and stay wrinkle - free right from the dryer. Plus they shipped and arrived here fast! Very pleased, and I would order again without hesitation. Thanks!
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Few companies left from which tall men can obtain good fitting work clothes. Glad I found you.
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Finally, a shirt that fits! The Chinese crap in almost all the stores (ie Walmart, Target, and online) just cant seem to get the idea that sleeve length is important. Nice to not have to roll my sleeves because most larges only come half way down my forearm. XL is the same - they ought to relabel them fatter, not larger. I also really like the 2 pockets, no useless flap. My only complaint is that it could be a bit roomier in the shoulders - it IS a workshirt even if it is pretty classy looking.
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These shirts are a good quality and hold up well. My wife does iron them the first few times she washes them but after that just hangs them on a hanger and they are fine. If my elbows didn't go through after a few years I'd never have to buy new ones!
Small Size Shirt with XL Sleeve Length
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I have many long sleeve shirts and jackets by Red Kap. I wear a Small with XLong sleeve. It has been quite some time since you offered the XLong sleeve with the small size, and now I must use the Medium to get that length. I do not see why you discontinued the Small XL size as it must be just a computerized cut of the pattern.
Not a good value!
Reviewer: Raymond Strauss (Sunnyvale, CA)
Good design, but quality of sewing is not good. Seams are not well finished, buttonholes are fringed, threads are not trimmed off. And service from parent company I rate POOR. I was billed for my order immediatedly upon placing it, but NO shipment was even started (even for the shirt that WAS available) for over a week following, and no notice of or shipment follow-up was ever made! I will NOT be back!!
Great Value and Quality, Comfortable, Durable
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I have been looking for a 100% cotton work shirt that is wrinkle free for a long time and this shirt is the shirt. I will continue to buy this shirt as long as it is available from Red Kap. I work on the farm and do mechanic work. The shirt gets a workout keeps you cool and they come clean easily.
Excellent tailoring, but overstated wrinkle resistance
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Most comfortable shirt I own
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I had a short sleeve Red Cap 100% cotton work shirt that is very comfortable, that I've had for years and its been very durable. I decided to try 2 long sleeve 100% cotton work shirts because of this. They are just as comfortable and at a REALLY great price. The name patch looks great too!
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Shirt stays tucked in, is easily machine washed at home, and is fairly wrinkle free straight from the dryer.
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Not really. It is the barrel & bolt combination that determines the headspace.Originally Posted by PAC762
using a prechamber barrel is a good start, but get your self a set of Go/NoGo gauges also.
Thanks Pookie. Now, If I used a pre-chambered barrel, let's say a suomi barrel, won't this already be set? I apologize if I'm asking a lot of stupid questions.Originally Posted by hcpookie
Not really. It is the barrel & bolt combination that determines the headspace.Originally Posted by PAC762
using a prechamber barrel is a good start, but get your self a set of Go/NoGo gauges also.
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Thanks. I looked at a suomi barrel versus a AK bolt and I think I understand now. I appreciate all the help.
I'm pretty sure a 9mm headspaces on the case mouth, not like a rifle at all. Soumi kits are just 20.00 for the whole thing 90 with rifle kit purchase), try finding another 9mm barrel for that.
That which does not kill you, makes you stronger
I keep thinking a sten barreled 9MM pistol would be cool, could it work??
Whatever site I read it on as a members tag line, it's the truest statement ever made.
"Our forefathers would have been shooting by now"
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Anyone got a guide for converting an AK to blowback? Some things are either answered above (barrel stuff) or obvious (welding the bolt to carrier) but I'm guessing there's some other voodoo knowledge needed to make this work. For example the spring choice is probably critical here.
Most of the blowback 9mms people have posted just used the stock recoil spring. You don't have to weld the bolt to the carrier, you can modify the rotater track in the carrier to hold the bolt in the unlocked rotary position but hold it in the locked (rearward) position front to back. Makes it easier to get at the pins to strip the bolt. IIRC, you also need to relieve the carrier for ejection, possibly even relocate the cocking handle too.
A friend has a .357 Rifle barrel is this OK it's a difference of .002 at the bullet diameter ?
Yep, won't affect much at all.
this thread hasnt done much for a while but i bought a couple 9mm uzi barrels from ohio ordnance for $15 each the add said "good" condition but mine look new, 10" long


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The most streamlined way to find solutions for your design parameters is to use parameter optimization with the LiveLink™ products. This is helpful when you know what results you want, but you don't know the optimal parameter values that lead to them.Read More
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In a previous blog post, we presented the applications of conjugate heat transfer involving immobile solids. The case of immobile solids simplifies the heat equation to be solved and is often a good approximation to the temperature field. Today, we will complete the description of the physics that account for thermoelastic effects of the material when heat transfer and solid mechanics are coupled.Read More
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High temperatures can be used to destroy tumor cells, a cancer treatment known as hyperthermic oncology. Although the idea behind this treatment method has been around for some time, it wasn't until recently that new tools and more precise delivery of heat has allowed hyperthermia to be used for cancer treatment. As hyperthermic oncology studies continue, simulation has proven a valuable tool for achieving a deeper understanding of how to deliver heat to tumors while limiting damage to healthy tissue.Read More
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When you have solved a model, you want to visualize your results in the best way possible. Today, we will explain how to include geometry surfaces with your solution plots, by way of an RF modeling example.Read More
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The use of geothermal heat for building climatization is a cost-effective and sustainable method. In part three of our Geothermal Energy series, we will have a closer look at shallow tubing heat collectors. An accurate prediction of their thermal performance, considering both the piping layout and local thermal properties, turns out to be an appropriate job for the Pipe Flow Module.Read More
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If you work in the oil and gas industry dealing with offshore drilling, corrosion is your worst enemy. A corroded oil platform is a dangerous platform and it can cost you a lot — in both lives and money. To avoid such a dark fate, you need to safeguard the steel structure from corrosion via a protection system, such as the cathodic protection process shown here.Read More
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Have you ever wondered how a roller coaster or a train is brought to a stop? A braking effect produced by eddy currents is most likely the cause. Today, we're going to discuss eddy current braking as well as investigate this phenomenon through an example model.Read More
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We like to feature a certain waveguide model in our RF and microwave heating webinars because it illustrates the concept in a way that is easy to understand. Here it is again, serving as a quick intro to modeling RF and microwave heating.Read More
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If you walked into a particle or nuclear physics center, like the world-renowned CERN, you may come across a magnetic quadrupole lens (after security clearance, I would imagine). Here, we're going to discuss what magnetic quadrupole lenses are and study the focusing effect three consecutive quadrupole assemblies have on B5+ ions traveling through such a lens.Read More
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The power electronics industry is responsible for products used by billions of people: smartphones, televisions, certain car parts, and even components in motors and household objects. With such a diverse array of applications, many design requirements are considered during the making of these products, including power and energy density, cost, and customer safety. Arkansas Power Electronics International (APEI), a USA-based company, is refining designs for power packaging to control thermal management in power electronics devices, increase efficiency, and lower cost.Read More
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Have you been looking for software that can solve the Testing Electromagnetic Analysis Methods (TEAM) Problem 7? We solved the problem with COMSOL Multiphysics and the AC/DC Module. Here are the results.Read More


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As part of the India & South Asia Program/Future of Diplomacy Project's second annual South Asia Week, India's former Foreign Secretary Shyam Saran will discuss his country's interests and challenges in the Indo-Pacific region.
Saran is a career diplomat who has served in significant positions in the Indian government for over three decades. He is the current chairman of the Research and Information Systems for Developing Countries (RIS) think tank and senior fellow at the Centre for Policy Research in New Delhi. Saran last served as special envoy of the prime minister of India specializing in nuclear issues, and he also was the Indian envoy on climate change. Prior to this appointment, he was the foreign secretary for the government of India.


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One of the most famous events in Spain makes its home in Pamplona. Of course, this is the yearly running of the bulls. While certainly interesting, Pamplona has more than just that to interest visitors. This lovely town would make a great weekend. Pamplona has a variety of landscapes, from mountain views to architecture of historical significance. Hotels in Pamplona are some of the finest in the region and choosing one of the many discount hotels Pamplona has to offer is a great money saving decision. Locals are proud of their towns original folklore and you will see evidence of these important stories everywhere. Another thing the locals are proud of is the cuisine and you can sample it in many Pamplona hotels and bars.
Tejera Park draws thousands of visitors each year. It doesnt hurt that it is located near the most monumental section of the town. The Pamplona cheap hotels are an excellent source of information about the various attractions. Guests will also want to visit the Museum of Navarra. There are many historical works of art housed here. A trip to Taconera Park is wonderful in itself but it is even more exciting with the Church of San Lorenzo within the park dating back to the 18th century. Use EasyToBook.com to retreive all information you need in selecting hotels in Pamplona that suit your needs.


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These stunning images from this year's Astronomy Photographer of the Year, run by the Royal Observatory Greenwich in association with Sky at Night Magazine, were taken by seasoned astro-photographers and complete beginners from around the world.
The candidates were invited to enter their photographs in four categories - Earth and Space, Our Solar System, Deep Space, and Young Astronomy Photographer of the Year
Australian based photographer Martin Pugh claimed the top prize. He also won the accolade in 2009. As well as securing the £1,500 top prize, his image takes pride of place in the exhibition of winning photographs.
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The competition once again received a record number of entries with a huge range of subjects captured by amateur and professional photographers from around the globe. The Sky at Night's Sir Patrick Moore, who is a judge in the competition, said of this year's contest: "Many of the pictures have been taken with equipment that was out of the range of the amateur many years ago. I also like the choice of subjects: photographing people and the night skies is very difficult. The entrants have done very well indeed."
Astronomy Photographer of the Year is now in its fourth year. The best of these exceptional photographs – winners, runners-up or highly commended in the competition's different categories and special prizes – are showcased in a free exhibition in the Royal Observatory's Astronomy Centre which is open to the public from 20 September 2012 until February 2013.
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