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Location: Fort Worth, Texas (Worthington Renaissance)
Date: 12-15 February, 2013
Host: College of Information, University of North Texas
Conference Theme: Scholarship In Action – Data • Innovation • Wisdom
Printed Call for Participation: http://ischools.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/2013_ColloquiumProgram_Final.pdf
Official Proceedings (PDF Web-Ready Format): https://www.ideals.illinois.edu/bitstream/handle/2142/42563/iConference_Proceedings.pdf?sequence=2
Official Proceedings (ePUB Format—for iBooks, Nook, and other e-readers): https://www.ideals.illinois.edu/bitstream/handle/2142/42563/iConference%20Proceedings.epub?sequence=4
Official Proceedings (PRC Format—Mobipocket format for Kindle and other e-readers): https://www.ideals.illinois.edu/bitstream/handle/2142/42563/iConference%20Proceedings.prc?sequence=3
Printed Conference Brochure and Schedule: http://ischools.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/iConf13_PrintProgram_Final.pdf
Doctoral Colloquium Brochure and Schedule: http://ischools.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/2013_ColloquiumProgram_Final.pdf
Images from the conference: http://www.flickr.com/photos/93029836@N04/
By The Numbers
Total participants: 512
Papers presented: 36
Notes presented: 36
Posters presented: 93
Workshops presented: 12
Alternative Events: 16
Social Media Expo presentations: 12
Doctoral Colloquium Participants: 23
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Honorary Conference Co-Chairs: Elizabeth Liddy, Dean and Trustee Professor, School of Information Studies, Syracuse University and iCaucus Chair; Herman Totten, Professor, VP University and Community Affairs, University of North Texas
Conference Chair: William Moen, Associate Professor, Associate Dean, College of Information, University of North Texas
Program Co-Chairs: Kevin Crowston, Professor, School of Information Studies, Syracuse University; Martin Halbert, Associate Professor and Dean, UNT Libraries, University of North Texas.
Papers and Notes Co-Chairs: Kevin Crowston, Professor, School of Information Studies, Syracuse University; Martin Halbert, Associate Professor and Dean, UNT Libraries, University of North Texas.
Posters Chair: Catherine Blake, Associate Professor and Associate Director, CIRSS, Graduate School of Library and Information Science, University of Illinois.
Workshops Co-Chairs: John Carlo Bertot, Professor and Co-Director, Information Policy and Access Center, College of Information Studies, University of Maryland; Paul T. Jaeger, Associate Professor and Co-Director, Information Policy and Access Center, College of Information Studies, University of Maryland.
Alternative Events Co-Chairs: Marcia A. Mardis, Assistant Professor, College of Communication and Information, The Florida State University; Maria Souden, Post Doctoral Fellow, School of Information and Library Studies, University College Dublin.
Research Paper Development Roundtable Chair: Martin B.H. Weiss, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Research, School of Information Sciences, University of Pittsburgh.
Doctoral Colloquium Co-Chairs: Hamid Ekbia, Associate Professor, School of Library and Information Science, Indiana University; Karen Fisher, Professor, Information School, University of Washington; Jens-Erik Mai, Professor, Royal School of Library and Information Science.
Early Career Colloquium Co-Chairs: Steven B. Sawyer, Professor and Associate Dean for Research, School of Information Studies, Syracuse University; Kristin Eschenfelder, Professor and Director at the School of Library and Information Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Proceedings Co-Chairs: Linda Schamber, Associate Professor and Acting Dean, College of Information, University of North Texas; Oksana Zavalina, Assistant Professor, College of Information, University of North Texas.
Conference System Coordinator: Yunfei Du, Associate Professor, College of Information, University of North Texas.
Conference Coordinator: Clark Heideger, iCaucus
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Program Committee
- Eileen Abels, Drexel University
- Theresa Anderson, University of Technology, Sydney
- Rosa Arriaga, Georgia Institute of Technology
- Nicholas Belkin, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
- John Carlo Bertot, University of Maryland
- Randolph Bias, University of Texas
- Wade Bishop, University of Kentucky
- Catherine Blake, University of Illinois
- Pia Borlund, Royal School of Library and Information Science Copenhagen
- Peter Brusilovsky, University of Pittsburgh
- Kevin Crowston, Kevin Crowston, Syracuse University
- Joy Davidson, Glasgow University
- Robert Deng, Singapore Management University
- Yunfei Du, University of North Texas
- Hamid Ekbia, Indiana University
- Pedro Ferreira, Carnegie Mellon
- Karen Fisher, University of Washington
- Andrew Flinn, University College London
- Fred Fonseca, The Pennsylvania State University
- Maria Gade, Humboldt-Universitat zu Berlin
- Martin Halbert, University of North Texas
- Steve Howard, University of Melbourne
- Paul T. Jaeger, University of Maryland
- Heikki Keskustalo, University of Tampere
- Anita Komlodi, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
- Cory Knobel, University of California, Irvine
- Elizabeth Liddy, Syracuse University
- Jens-Erik Mai, Royal School of Library and Information Science
- Marcia A. Mardis, The Florida State University
- Eden Medina, Indiana University
- Eric Meyers, University of British Columbia
- William Moen, University of North Texas
- Karine Nahon, University of Washington
- Arcot Rajasekar (Raja), University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Lionel Robert, University of Michigan
- Howard Rosenbaum, Indiana University
- Linda Schamber, University of North Texas
- Maria Souden, University College Dublin
- Steve Sawyer, Syracuse University
- Barbara Schultz-Jones, University of North Texas
- Mega M. Subramaniam, University of Maryland
- Elaine Toms, University of Sheffield
- Herman Totten, University of North Texas
- Martin H.B. Weiss, University of Pittsburgh
- Judith Wusteman, University College Dublin
- Iris Xie, University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee
- Oksana Zavalina, University of North Texas
The following awards were presentation at iConference 2013.
Doctoral Dissertation Award
This award recognizes the most outstanding dissertation of the preceding year. Each member iSchool was invited to submit one dissertation for blind review by a jury of Ph.D. program directors and faculty. The two winners received $2,500 USD, the runner up $1,000 USD. The honorees were recognized during the Awards Luncheon on Thursday, Feb. 14.
2013 Winners
Jaime Snyder, Syracuse University
Image-Enabled Discourse: Investigating the Creation of Visual Information as Communicative Practice
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Tammy Toscos, Indiana University
Digital Vigilance: Pervasive Technology for Children with Type 1 Diabetes
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2013 Runner Up
Josh Blumenstock, University of California, Berkeley
Essays on the Economic Impacts of Mobile Phones in Sub-Saharan Africa
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Lee Dirks Best Paper Award
Sponsored by Microsoft Research, this award is presented to the author(s) of the conference's most outstanding paper, as judged by the Papers and Program Chairs. The award comes with prize of $5,000 USD. The award was announced during the Awards Luncheon on Thursday, Feb. 14. This award honors the memory of Lee Dirks, long-time friend and supporter of the iConference.
2013 Winning Paper: Cooperative Visualization: A Design Case
Author: Nathan Prestopnik, Syracuse University
Honorable Mention Papers
A Study on Q & A Services Between Community-based Question Answering and Collaborative Digital Reference in Two Languages
Authors: Dan Wu, Wuhan University; Daqing He, University of Pittsburgh
Searching for Theory in Metadata
Author: Ben Li, University of Oulu
Buying Numbers: An Empirical Analysis of the IPv4 Number Market
Authors: Milton L. Mueller, Syracuse University; Brenden Kuerbis, University of Toronto
Retrocomputing as Preservation and Remix
Authors: Yuri Takhteyev, University of Toronto; Quinn DuPont; University of Toronto
Notes Awards
Best Note of Conference
Exploring Hybrid-economic Communities and the Technology-mediated Identities Performed There
Author: Warren S. Allen, Drexel University
Honorable Mention Notes
Educational Dialogue and Technological Utterances
Author: Michael Robert Marcinkowski, The Pennsylvania State University
E-books in Academia: Expectations and Challenges
Authors: Irene Lopatovska, Pratt Institute; M. Cristina Pattuelli, Pratt Institute; Leanora Lange, Pratt Institute; Victoria Ludas Orlofsky, Pratt Institute
Chatting with Friends Online While Watching a Video: What and How Much Information Are Retained?
Authors: Lin Lin, University of North Texas; Chris Bigenho, University of North Texas
Poster Awards
Best Poster of Conference
Remediating Tinker Bell: Childhood Commodification and the Transmedia Narrative
Authors: Eric M. Meyers, University of British Columbia; Lindsey Krabbenhoft, University of British Columbia; Julia P. McKnight, University of British Columbia
Honorable Mention Posters
Fearless Cards: computer training for extremely marginalized populations
Authors: Ricardo Gomez, University of Washington; Ivette Bayo, University of Washington; Philip Reed, University of Washington; Cherry Wang, University of Washington
Identifying Claims In Social Science Literature�
Authors: Shameem Ahmed, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Catherine Blake, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Kate Williams, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Noah Lenstra, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Qiyuan Liu, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
The Neighborhood Book Exchange: Community Catalyst or Media Hype?�
Authors: Kathleen Gollner, University of British Columbia; Tenny Webster, University of British Columbia; Lisa Nathan, University of British Columbia
Cultural Context of Social Media Use: How Do Iranians Adapt and Use Facebook?
Recipient: Emad Khazraee, Drexel University
Best Social Media Expo Project
This award is presented to the authors of the conference's most outstanding Social Media Expo presentation, as judged by the Expo Organizing Committee. Learn more.
2013 Social Media Best Project: Learning with Polyphony: AmpDamp
Team: Amelia Acker, University of California, Los Angeles; Melissa Chalmers, University of Michigan; Matt Burton, University of Michigan; Grant Wythoff, Princeton University; Thomas Lodato, Georgia Institute of Technology
Keynote Speakers
The following two speakers made keynote presentations at iConference 2013.
V. Lane Rawlins (President, University of North Texas)
Title: "A University Is Not A 'Place' "
Sponsored by the Office of the Vice President for Research and Economic Development at the University of North Texas
Wednesday, February 13, 8:30 – 10:00 am
Abstract: Major Universities increasingly have programs and influence far beyond the borders of the physical campus and deliver educational and support services to many who are not actually enrolled in courses. Public universities in particular, are engaged in activities that are integral to the welfare of the states and regions. These range from athletics to economic development.
This presentation looks at the past and present practices of universities in "engagement". Examples will be explored and a call for a more deliberate and extensive model will be issued.
V. Lane Rawlins is the University of North Texas' 15th president. He joined UNT in 2010. Now in his third public university presidency, President Rawlins is guiding UNT as it seeks to grow as a major public research university offering the best undergraduate educational experience in Texas. Throughout his career, President Rawlins has focused on maintaining strong connections between high-quality research and undergraduate education.
UNT is the nation's 25th largest university. Located in one of the nation's largest, fastest-growing metropolitan areas, UNT is home to about 36,000 students and 214 degree programs and is the largest, most comprehensive university in the North Texas region. Founded in 1890, the university is a driving force in higher education in Texas. The university awards more than 8,500 degrees a year.
Prior to joining UNT, President Rawlins led Washington State University from 2000 to 2007 when it was designated a top-tier research university and substantially grew its research funding. His leadership also resulted in increased enrollment of academically talented students and a stronger statewide presence. Following his retirement from WSU, he served from 2007 to 2009 as the interim director of the William D. Ruckelshaus Center for Conflict Resolution, a regional program of WSU and the University of Washington. Before joining WSU, he served as president of the University of Memphis from 1991 to 2000. He also served as the University of Alabama System's vice chancellor for academic affairs and WSU's vice provost and department chair in economics.
President Rawlins earned his Ph.D. in economics from the University of California, Berkeley and his B.S. in economics from Brigham Young University.
Ruth West (Associate Professor, University of North Texas)
Sponsored by CA Technologies
Thursday, February 14, 10:30 – 11:30 am
Ruth West has a joint appointment in the Department of Library and Information Sciences, College of Information, in the Department of Studio Art's New Media Program in the College of Visual Arts and Design, in the Biological Sciences, College of Arts and Sciences and in the Initiative for Advanced Research in Technology and the Arts (iARTA) Research Cluster. Prior affiliations include: UCLA CENS (NSF Center for Embedded Networked Sensing), NCMIR (National Center for Microscopy and Imaging Research), UCLA Design | Media Arts, and Cedars-Sinai Health System. Ruth West is an interdisciplinary media artist-researcher working with emerging technologies. She envisions a future in which art-science integration allows us to open new portals of imagination, knowledge and communication across cultures and create solutions for our most pressing global problems.
West describes her presentation as follows: "Whether generated by terrestrial observatories, automated genomic sequencing, social media, high-resolution sub-cellular imaging, surveillance video, financial transactions, or the emerging 'quantified self' movement 'big data,' is here to stay. The richness of these massive repositories is such that we can generate an enormous amount of interpretations to address human concerns spanning the personal to the global over an equally wide range of disciplines. Yet the abstraction of nature and culture into vast and abstract data present challenges for the articulation and representation of linkages between the invisible and the visible ¬ the immaterial scale of digital artifacts and the physical scales and dynamic states they represent. We face a crisis of representation. In this talk I¹ll discuss some work interrogating these challenges within cross-disciplinary collaborations to create new kinds of engagement, insight, and cultural forms through hybrid research that blurs boundaries between disciplines in purposeful and productive ways."
Nancy Cantor (Chancellor, Syracuse University)
Title: "Scholarship in Action and the Connected Community"
Sponsored by Branchfire iAnnotate
Friday, February 15, 8:00 – 9:30 am
Transcript: http://syr.edu/chancellor/speeches/iConference_speech.pdf
Nancy Cantor, chancellor and president of Syracuse University, is known for her work on the public mission of universities, a topic on which she lectures and writes extensively along with intertwined issues such as rewarding public scholarship, sustainability, liberal education and the creative campus, the status of women in the academy, and racial justice and diversity. She is the co-chair of the Central New York Regional Economic Development Council, a post to which she was appointed by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.
Prior to her appointment at Syracuse, Cantor served in numerous leadership positions in higher education, including provost at the University of Michigan and chancellor of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
A prolific author, Cantor holds a Ph.D. in Psychology from Stanford University and is recognized for her contributions to the understanding of how individuals perceive and think about their social worlds, pursue personal goals, and how they regulate their behavior to adapt to life's most challenging social environments.
She is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, member of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences, and of the National Academies Roundtable on Science and Technology for Sustainability. She has received the Distinguished Scientific Award for an Early Career Contribution to Psychology from the American Psychological Association, the Woman of Achievement Award from the Anti-Defamation League, the Making a Difference for Women Award from the National Council for Research on Women, the Frank W. Hale, Jr., Diversity Leadership Award from the National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education, and the 2008 Carnegie Corporation Academic Leadership Award.
Cantor has led and served on numbers boards: the American Association for Higher Education the American Council on Education, the American Institutes for Research, Say Yes to Education, and the Future of Minority Studies. She is an Honorary Trustee of the American Psychological Foundation and was national co-chair of Imagining America's Tenure Team Initiative.
2013 Sponsors
Presenting Sponsors
Microsoft Research
Additional Sponsors
UNT Office of Research and Development
UNT Alumni Society


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Having discussed my "discovery" of the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II, in this post I offer some historical background to the internment, based on my reading of scholarly studies which I note as I go along. To contemporary sensibilities, the evacuation and detention of Americans of Japanese ancestry during World War II seems … Continue reading Historical Background to the Internment of Japanese-Americans during WWII
What We Talk About When We Talk About Racism, Post-Ferguson Reflections on the Need for Basic Distinctions
Discussions of race, more often than not in my experience, generate more heat than light. I learned this early on in my own education when I was doing the research for my book, Student Movements for Multiculturalism: Challenging the Curricular Color Line in Higher Education. Anger, frustration, hurt, misunderstanding, and other emotions were abundant on … Continue reading What We Talk About When We Talk About Racism, Post-Ferguson Reflections on the Need for Basic Distinctions
Poverty and Racial Attitudes
One of the most significant books I read as an undergraduate was Racial Attitudes in America: Trends and Interpretations, by sociologists Howard Schuman, Charlotte Steeh, and Lawrence Bobo (1985). (A revised edition was published in 1998 by Harvard University Press.) In fact, my first ever academic conference presentation (at the Western Anthropology/Sociology Undergraduate Research Conference at … Continue reading Poverty and Racial Attitudes

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Frameworks for Writing
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SOAS and Birkbeck College, University of London
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Professor Pennington is the founding editor of the journal, Writing & Pedagogy (Equinox), and the editor of two book series, Frameworks for Writing (Equinox) and Innovation and Leadership in English Language Teaching (Brill). She has published 15 books and over 200 articles in edited collections and journals including TESOL Quarterly, Modern Language Journal, System, Journal of Second Language Writing, Language and Education, Language Culture and Curriculum, Computers and Composition, Computer Assisted Language Learning, RELC Journal, and World Englishes.
Her current work centers on creativity in academic writing, effects of technology on literacy, humor and language, bilingualism, and English phonology in applied linguistics.
The Frameworks for Writing series offers books focused on writing and the teaching and learning of writing in educational and real-life contexts. The hallmark of the series is the application of approaches and techniques to writing and the teaching of writing that go beyond those of English literature to draw on and integrate writing with other disciplines, areas of knowledge, and contexts of everyday life. The series entertains proposals for textbooks as well as books for teachers, teacher educators, parents, and the general public. The list includes teacher reference books and student textbooks focused on innovative pedagogy aiming to prepare teachers and students for the challenges of the 21st century. Potential book authors are advised to contact Martha Pennington in the first instance to discuss projects.


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Nehemias Moran
Plant Manager
Nehemias Moran, Plant Manager of Kenrich Petrochemicals, Inc. immigrated to America from Guatemala in 1970 and joined with his father, who was then working at Kenrich. While employed at Kenrich, he attended: (1975-1978) Essex Community College – Business Administration; (1980-1981) Mechanical Drafting, North American School of Drafting; (1986-1987) Jersey City State College – English and Business; (1994) Rutgers University – Industrial Waste Water Treatment Systems I and subsequently passed the NJ State exam and was awarded a N-2 license in August 1995. Previously, in 1980, he obtained a Black Seal License to operate High Pressure Boilers for Kenrich's Reaction/Distillation operations.
In 1995, Nehemias was promoted to Plant Manager, and oversees the plant operations for organometallic and aromatic resin oligomer synthesis and distillation; plasticizer production and distillation; powder, paste and polymeric dispersions and masterbatches of the company's products at its principal location in Bayonne, NJ.


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Thursday, Nov. 11, 2010
MANHATTAN -- The Kansas State University student chapter of Associated General Contractors has been selected as the third best collegiate chapter in the nation by the Associated General Contractors of America. The chapter is being recognized for its work in revitalizing the Lower 9th Ward In New Orleans.
It's the second consecutive year K-State has finished among the top three chapters in the nation. The K-State chapter was selected as the second best in 2009. In addition to latest recognition, the chapter received a $400 award from the Associated General Contractors of America for the more than 900 hours of work volunteer work put in by 25 chapter members.
The Lower 9th Ward, a traditionally lower-income portion of New Orleans, was one of the hardest hit areas by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Many insurance claims in the area were denied, as the damages sustained by homes resulted from flooding and not from the hurricane.
Ray Buyle, assistant professor of architectural engineering and construction science at K-State, said most people were forced to abandon their homes because of a lack of funds.
In recent years numerous volunteer groups have descended on New Orleans to help rebuild. But groups with skilled labor and equipment were rare, and this slowed the rebuilding process, according to Buyle.
The K-State student chapter of Associated General Contractors was an exception.


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The Nevermore Trilogy
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Shannon Mayer
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I had some issues with this trilogy due to not being a fan of post apocalyptic stories and due to the fact that my husband has end-stage kidney failure. I have read most of Ms. Mayer's other works and I am a huge fan of her writing. Ms. Mayer's does not let you down when it comes to her character development, her storyline and her amazing ability to draw you into the story and have you biting your nails as you turn the pages.
There are twists and turns that will have you on an emotional roller coaster throughout this trilogy so have your teddy bear, some chocolate and some Kleenex at the ready.
Technical/Formatting: I read the book in the Mobi/Kindle version and found no issues with the formatting.
Story Line: In a world torn apart by a supposed medical wonder drug can two people find love? Is there a cure to be had and if so will it really work?
Character Development: Sebastian and Mara were well fleshed out characters that you couldn't help but feel for and cheer on.
Grammar and Other Nit Picking: I found only a few spelling error and they were not so bad as to stop the story flow.
While not a big fan of this trilogy, I will say that Ms. Mayer's lives up to her great story telling and I look forward to reading more from this fabulous author.
Book 1 https://www.amazon.com/Sundered-Anniversary-Nevermore-Trilogy-Book-ebook/dp/B01M1J58XM/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1480519754&sr=1-1&keywords=nevermore+trilogy
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World: Teen Titans
Real Name: Mary Jones
Aliases: Possessed Girl, Possy
Place of Origin: Jump City
Residence: Unknown
Species: half-human, half-demon
Affiliations: None
Friends: Raven
Family: Ordinary people
Powers & Abilities:
Origin source of power unknown. Suspicion of gaining some from Trigon after events on earth.
- ExtraSensory Perception
- Spiritual powers
- Advanced telekinesis
- Fire elemntal
- Red Energy Control
- Creation of fire-demons
- Raven
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- Cyborg ( generally only bcs he's repairing things for her)
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- Listening to music
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- Starfire
- BestBoy jokes not in the right moment
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- Repairing electronics
After Teen Titans "The end" episodes
– What … What's going on? – Mary asked without seeing anything but blinding white. The light slowly gave way and her eyes saw again the streets of Jump City. She saw something falling from the sky. It's Raven slowly falling down to her friends from Teen Titans.Yes, the titans save the world again – she thought and went ahead. With her first step her heart became more agitated as if it wanted to jump out of her breast. She collapsed in half and grasped her breast. Sweat sprinkled her forehead.
– Are you all right? – Asked a man and laid his hand on her back. He bent down gently to try to look her in the face.
– No, no, I'm fine, thanks – she lied and waved quikly for apologetically goodbye. She dropped all plans for today and went home. The heart continued to throb and her shirt began to stick to her back from the sweat.
She came home and immediately threw herself on the bed. She curled up and huged herself with shoulders. Her body was getting shakes. She squeezed her eyelids. He opened them. Squeezed again. She could not get rid of the four-eyed demon with horns from vision behind her eyelids. With that came a feeling of heat. It grew and grew. She had a silly desire to go to cool off in the shower but she didn't have the strength to stand up. Heat turned into pain. Smoking pain. Flames spreading from fingertips to the heart. She screamed and her mind filled with the darkness.
She got up from a wet bed of her sweat. She wiped her face. She looked at her hands. Her skin turned darker. She ran to the bathroom. Hair also changed color but it didn'tt catch her attention. Horns grew up from her head and something strange on her forehead. She reached for the strange tuber with her hand. She touched it delicatly. The skin layer unfolded and her third eye appeared on her face.
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Pizzeria Da Baffetto may be one of the most reviewed restaurants in Rome, perhaps even in Italy. Though it's tucked away on Via del Governo Vecchio, one of the narrow, winding streets characteristic of Rome, Da Baffetto always has a line. Open from 6pm-1am, the trattoria is a family-style restaurant packed to the brim with tourists and locals alike, and the noise bursting from this little restaurant can be heard from down the street.
There are two different ways to be served at Da Baffetto's – as an Italian, or otherwise. No, you don't actually have to be a native of Italy, but even a small attempt at the language usually grants you a taste of respect from Baffetto's owner and mascot, known simply as Baffetto. If you manage to pass his brief inspection at the door, you are led upstairs to your own small table, and offered a carafe of wine. If, for example, you forget this little tidbit of information as I did upon my return, and only speak English, you will most likely be seated at a table right next to the ovens. Luckily for me, the kitchen was exactly where I wanted to be.
Baffetto is a squat, burly man now in his 60's, constantly flushed and darting from place to place. The tables are situated so closely together that waiters, chefs, and Baffetto dance around each other with grace and ease, sidestepping into free space whenever possible. The chefs have a small corner with a 3-tiered pizza oven and wide counters for optimal pizza topping. (One chef, I suspect, saw my frantic expression and transfixed camera, and added a little flair to the way he piled moist mozzarella onto the dough.)
I discovered Baffetto, surprisingly, on my own. As a California exchange student in Rome, I believed myself far too adventurous to simply follow the guidebooks. No, I thought, I will find the best food in Rome on my own, and Rick Steves can go to hell. (Sorry, Rick.) Of course, I stumbled upon one of the most popular spots to review. Just down the street from my Rome Study Center, a few minutes from Piazza Navona, Baffetto waited for me for months. After a particularly booze-fueled study session at Abbey Pub just across the street, my roommate and I decided pizza was the missing ingredient to a Tuesday evening.
Though the menu boasts typical Roman antipasti such as prosciutto and melon, bruschette with artichoke, salmon, tomatoes, or olives, Baffetto's pride and joy is his pizza. The original Pizza Baffetto defies logic, taste, or consistency. Both soft and crispy, piled with tomatoes, mozzarella, porcini mushrooms, artichokes, sausage, green peppers, onions and olives, its key ingredient is an egg cracked over it just before serving. I know, really, I do – it sounds disgusting. Egg on a pizza? Try this baby on for size.
The yolk swims and bubbles over the other toppings to create a lush, wet center surrounded by the crispier outer crust. The combination is a collision of taste - salty artichoke hearts, a sweet red sauce and the blackened crunch of the thinnest pizza dough. This is the sort of taste that haunts you once it's gone. Eat it slowly, savor it, and be sure to tell Baffetto as he whirls by, "Buonissimo!"
Pizzeria Da Baffetto
Via del Governo Vecchio 114
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I drew this/attempted to draw this on MS Paint to show you what my leg looks like today. The maroon parts are scabbing over. Yeah, it's a masterpiece demonstrating my tremendous artistic skill.
My standards are lowering by the minute. If I ever got 71.4% on an exam in high school, any subject at all, I'd be bawling my eyes out and complaining loudly to anyone who'd listen how the education system is flawed and unfair, "unfair like how pandas are endangered, that's how unfair!" and such.
Other stuffs to do:
* English 110 research paper worth 30% of final grades, due next Thursday (have yet to start)
* Psych 207 Midterm #2 worth 48% of final grades, this Friday (have yet to study for)
* Geob 102 Assignment #3, due Monday (have yet to print out/look at)
And hey, I received a role in the executive council of University Fashion Club, the first official fashion club of UBC. I didn't blog about it earlier because I didn't want to jinx anything. First meeting's tomorrow morning, yay!
I haven't worn my Lime Crime D'Lilac lipstick out yet but am thinking about it for tomorrow... It'll definitely make a statement, but not too sure I wanna overwhelm the other members, hahah.
Alright, back to procrastination for me. Have a great day, lovelies!


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Betty, are you issuing site #'s at Quartzsite? Just kidding see you guys there also.
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text: If you have not noticed, a fit lifestyle has become quite popular. Perhaps it is, in part, due to the nature of social media. People can post their progress pictures under different hashtags such as #MotivationMonday, #TransformationTuesday, #FlexFriday, and so forth. Or, it could be that the prevalence of fitness is due to successful public health efforts to educate the population on the importance of physical activity. With persistent stress and sedentary lifestyles contributing to chronic disease, it is possible people are finally awakening to the value of movement as a regular part of a healthy, long life. Despite the positive trend towards regular physical activity, there are many who are reluctant to get on board. They simply cannot see themselves as ever becoming "gym rats" because exercise feels like a chore. It seems like a necessary evil at best and punishment at worst. If that is your perspective on exercise, here are several suggestions for how to make exercise fun.


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Senior Sous Chef Michelin Restaurant London £35,000 – £40,000
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Senior Sous Chef Michelin Restaurant London £35,000 - £40,000
Salary: £35k - £40k
Location: City of London
Industry: Hospitality and Catering
We have a unique opportunity on offer for an experienced Senior Sous Chef looking to work with a prestigious Michelin restaurant based in Central London.
If you are looking to help lead a strong brigade between 12 - 15 chefs and to then take a step up to Head Chef after 3- 6 months in the business then this could be the right position for you. The restaurant is open Tuesday - Saturday and during busier periods you could be working between 60 - 70 hours.
The ideal candidate will need to have at least 3 years experience working at Senior Sous level within a Michelin kitchen, have experience in cooking Modern European cuisine and be confident in menu creation. All produce is from local British suppliers.
The company also offer excellent career progression and you will be working under a well known Exec chef throughout the industry.
If you are interested please get in touch ASAP and submit your CV!
Our Minimum Requirements:
- Passport/Visa (Proof of ability to work in the UK)
- Up to date Level 2 or above Health and Hygiene Certificate.
- Chef Whites and Safety shoes
- At least 2 written or telephone referees/references
- Conversational, if not fluent English
- UK Bank Account and National Insurance Number
Please visit our website for full listings of all our current job roles within the hospitality and catering industry:
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Meet the people of Stellar Platinum LLC Catering Company, which has been catering to Cleveland County events since October 2012.
Pineapples, strawberries and bananas -- all sliced and piled together into the image of a waving flag.
Dessert pastries assorted to make an image of someone's yard.
In this artistic style of food display, Stellar Platinum LLC Catering Company has been catering to Cleveland County events since October 2012.
Stellar Platinum caters events like the American Legion World Series, events at the Legrand Center, the Cleveland Country Club and the Gaston Conference Center.
�Our goal was to be able to cater to big events since, before us, there wasn�t really a place which could cater events of more than a few hundred people,� said Rachel Cotton, vice president of the Catering Company.
The company caters to a variety of clients and will serve whatever their clients� request, Cotton said.
Although Stellar Platinum organizes about five events per week, they are planning to open a new restaurant where Rose Hill formerly operated on Grover Street. The caf� will serve coffee, deli food and family-style carry out of locally grown food.
Stellar Platinum also helps with the general management and the food and beverage aspect of the country club.
�Our events are inspired by the food we serve,� Cotton said. �There�s an art form to the display and we try to make it an artistic expression.�
More details
According to Stellar Platinum's website, Fred Julius, executive chef and owner, has been in the food industry for more than 20 years.
Rachel M. Cotton has more than 15 years of experience marketing, and for the past six years she has owned and operated Cotton Studios, an art, design and marketing business.
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Meet us at Norhipping 2015!
Probably the most comprehensive LF, MF & HF antenna programme in the world.
Notice that as we no longer are supplying to AC Marine - you can come by our booth a see the well know quality SCAN Antenna A/S have been supplying to them for years.
Including this iconic VHF antenna!
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Lumber Jill
Sunglasses gifted by GUESS, Dress from Target, Shirt from Hollister, AE belt, Kenneth Cole Reaction Bright Actress boots
Always on the hunt for ways to transition pieces from season to season, I found a way to do so today with a spring/summer dress. I don't know about you, but if it's between pants and a dress with tights, I'm always picking the dress. Something about the comfort level that does it for me!
To keep this sleeveless number a little more February-friendly, I opted to layer it with a sheer button down that's a bit longer in length. To cinch the middle, I went with an earth-toned waist belt and matched my hiking boots. Hence- "Lumber Jill"! (Nice one, Nate haha)
Of course to keep warm I had to don the tights. Funny story there- I woke up yesterday to go to class and threw on my old pair of navy tights for this outfit. I'm running a bit late (no surprise there) and get out of the car to walk to class only to notice my tights falling down! I don't know if you've ever had this problem, but you could just imagine what I looked like walking to class tugging on my tights, praying they'd stay up. Naturally, I went straight to the store after my first class and promptly bought a new pair!
The long wait for the perfect pair of gold-rimmed aviators has finally come to an end! Guess contacted me and sent me this amazing pair. It's so difficult trying to find a pair of aviators to fit a woman's head, and these definitely fit the bill. Guess which are my new go-to pair!
Hope everyone is having a wonderful week so far!


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The 2018 ALPMA/LexisNexis Thought Leadership Awards judging panel is comprised of experienced legal innovators and thought leaders:
Shelley Dunstone, Principal, Legal Circles
Shelley founded Legal Circles in 2001, to help lawyers have better businesses and more satisfying careers. Shelley was admitted as a lawyer in 1981 and has been a partner of a mid-sized Australian commercial law firm, and freelanced as a "locum" lawyer.
In addition to her credentials in Law, Shelley holds formal qualifications in Marketing. Shelley is a Life Member of ALPMA.
Shirley Hamel, Director of Operations, Cornwall Stodart
Shirley has a strong reputation for her ability and discipline in assisting businesses to embrace and successfully implement change programs.
Shirley is well known within the legal fraternity, having worked in a variety of senior management roles with Wisewoulds, Freehills and Maddocks before her current part-time role role at Cornwall Stodart. Shirley also consults to law firms on process reengineering, project implementation, change and risk management through her consultancy Hamel Consulting Services.
Shirley is a Past National President and Life Member of ALPMA.
Whit Lee, Executive Director, Strategy & Legal Software Solutions, LexisNexis Asia Pacific
Whit leads the Legal Software Solutions (LSS) team, which delivers cloud-based and on-premise tools that drive improved outcomes for clients, helping them to make better decisions by combining world-class LexisNexis content with practice management workflow solutions. Whit is also responsible for strategy and business development for the LexisNexis Asia Pacific business. As strategy lead, Whit is focused on how the organization is executing today as well as planning for tomorrow – ensuring we have the right resources allocated to deliver on both short and long term goals and that our investments in new products and solutions deliver value to customers. Whit holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Tennessee and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
Terri Mottershead, Director, Centre for Legal Innovation, College of Law
As the Director for the Centre of Legal Innovation, Terri works internationally with leaders of law firms, legal associations, law schools, and lawyers, supporting their transition to, and building a pipeline of exceptional talent for, new law. She has been a thought leader and innovator in legal strategic talent management and development for more than 20 years. Prior to joining the Centre, Terri was a practising lawyer and subsequently led the in-house talent management departments for firms and associations including Lex Mundi, IPBA and DLA Piper LLP (US). She has also led or taught on practical legal education initiatives in law schools in Asia, Australia and the US. In 2010, Terri founded Mottershead Consulting in the US, and later expanded it to Australasia.
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The following is a self-imposed writing exercise, inspired by a song:
You stumble in the door, more tired than drunk. Your bag, not a briefcase – that's too pretentious – is dropped to the floor and your keys jump into and out of the bowl on the table in the entry. It's late, much too late for a proper meal now. You glance at the clock with the kind of trained disdain it's taken years of this schedule to master, as though it's the clock that's stealing your life from you.
You pour a drink, a glass of wine from the still-open bottle. You're too tired to cook and today is too far from the last pay day to order in or out. Sipping the wine makes you hungrier, so you set it on the counter and grope in the darkened pantry for stale crackers leftover from that disastrous dinner party. You stand, hand moving in and out of the box, still on the shelf with the canned corn and potted meat that came in a gift basket three Christmases ago. You keep thinking you'll just eat a few more. They're not very good. They weren't very good when they were fresh.
The wine beckons and you abandon the stale "biscuits," as you recall the printing on the box you can't see in the dimly lit kitchen. Imported noshes in an attempt to impress dullards and sycophants. You don't consider turning on the lights. The glare from the nearby street light dances in through the only window and glances off the stainless steel and clean spots of counter. You don't need more harsh lighting. You know where things are. You can't bear anymore wrinkles caused by squinting in artificial, sick-green sunlight.
You carry the wine up the stairs of the townhouse you bought because it was "near good schools" and "secure" with gates and guards who went on strike two years ago. Your would-be daughters and sons left with your husband around the same time the guards left their posts permanently. You no longer wonder what life would have been like if they'd all stayed. You no longer come home with the energy to lament or fantasize.
You've taken a position that would be the envy of anyone in the company. You're well-paid, but never so well as to keep up with the lifestyle expected of someone of your standing. No, you'll never be able to match that. Everyone wants to live on television these days, where set designers and costumers ensure no one ever has to endure the same pair of shoes twice or switch on a lamp without elegance.
You remember that you still haven't removed your shoes. You hear them clack and click quietly on the thin, antique rug you paid too much for to cover the imported hardwood floors on which you also overspent. And of course, now they're passé in an era of "greening" and "responsibility" but you bought them in the days of extravagance and "prosperity." You wonder how responsible it is to throw the floors out and replace them with bamboo or some other hippie-invented, high-priced hybrid.
Keeping up with the Joneses and Milfords and Santiagos is exhausting. You feel instinctively that something is missing, that you're becoming less human with each passing day. You quiet that dying voice with another sip of wine that turns to a gulp as you kick your fancy designer shoes in a corner of the room. They hit something before landing in front of the chair you bought to match the antique chest. You never use the chair and you don't hear the soft grunt caused by the flung slingbacks. You sip your wine again, still not noticing or caring that its delicate balance of tannins and fruit has been destroyed by the days it's been left open and panting on your counter.
…I took the rest down for now.
©2009 Neliza Drew
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'War for Peace' is the August 2012 debut album by Five Steez.
"This is real music to help people in the struggle find peace. It is new millennium boom-bap Hip Hop with soulful production, heavily themed with a lot of commentary, storytelling, introspection and raw lyricism on display." – Five Steez
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Hudson Valley Chef to Appear on Food Network's 'Chopped'
A local chef will be appearing on the Thanksgiving episode of "Chopped" on the Food Network.
As a National Burger Champion and executive chef at Monte's Local Kitchen and Taproom in Amenia you'd think Dafna Mizrahi could handle just about anything that's thrown at her in the kitchen. Well, you may be right, but Mizrahi admits that after filming the Thanksgiving episode of "Chopped" she was completely exhausted.
Mizrahi attended the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park and spent a year running a burger shop in New York City before moving back to the Hudson Valley to open Monte's in Amenia. The chef says she got the attention of Food Network producers after winning a national burger competition in South Dakota.
You may be surprised to know just how long it really takes to film an episode of "Chopped." In our short interview, Mizrahi tells us all about the experience of being on the Food Networkand gives some expert tips on how you can win your own "Chopped" challenge at home by utilizing those Thanksgiving leftovers for something a little more elegant than sandwiches:
Mizrahi can't tell us how she did on "Chopped" but she does promise that there is "more to come" so be sure to stay tuned. The episode will air for the first time on Thanksgiving evening at 10pm on the Food Network.
You can sample some of Chef Dafna Mizrahi's award-winning food at Monte's Local Kitchen and Taproom. The restaurant will be celebrating their one year anniversary with a winter block party on December 12 with a ribbon cutting, giveaways, pony rides, tree lighting and cocktails.


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"Could you help me? Please answer this question: For you, what is the meaning of "grave fear"? I really need your help. THANK YOU."
My response? This is what I said (and I believe that you could add some fitting Bible verses to mine below if you want to): Thank you Jill (not her real name) for this good question. It's dealing with something very important for young people around the world. "Grave fear" ..is a horrible thing to experience. It's experienced when an individual has inordinate anxiety build up inside, or when an all-out-deep-fear attaches to their mind about getting put into a dusty, lonely, cold grave space before they are ready ..and often times this is because they feel false or valid guilty inside and they are not sure what to do about it, or where they will go in eternity.
Many hate guilt and say ignore it today, but true guilt is actually a blessing. It's kind of like that red light flashing on your dashboard in the car that says stop, address an inportant issue, pull over and get some oil fast before you blow up your expensive engine. And yet the grave is where we all are headed if the Rapture doesn't happen first (and it actually could, for there is not one Bible prophecy that needs to be fulfilled before that event takes place). The statistics on people going into the dirt thus far are pretty astounding when you think about it..One out of every one have gone there postmortem. #itsgoodtogetreadyearly
When an individual get's right with their Maker (through turning and trusting him in a born-again experience called regeneration..) they not only experience the peace of God inside, they also enjoy peace with God on a daily basis..not only abundant life in the Son, but eternal life (JOY starting at that juncture) with the Son. www.knowGod.org
Personally, I was about nine years old when I constantly experienced grave fear - had nightmares often. I had been raised in a stiff, cold, Orthodox church with a spiritually dead pastor (spiritually) who pushed humanism and other weirdness but never taught simply from the Bible (even though the people expected that) and I didn't have any assurance of salvation inside at all. Just a big question mark. I thought I might split hell wide open if I were to die and I had some young surfer friends who actually prematurely died and didn't return to my school. But then I was told, and I repented and asked and met the Chief Shepherd, Jesus Christ. Sounds religious, but He ain't that way at all. Check out in context what His word says about this topic.
"Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil; For You are with me; Your rod and Your staff, they comfort me." Ps. 23:4
"The fear of the Lord (that's basically a healthy reverential awe of Him) is a fountain of life, to turn one away from the snares of death." Pro. 14:27
"Hezekiah king of Judah (had grave fear) and all Judah ..did he not fear the Lord and seek the Lord's favor? And the Lord relented concerning the doom which He had pronounced against them." Jer. 26:19
"Inasmuch then as the children have partaken of flesh and blood, He Himself likewise shared in the same, that through death He might destroy him who had the power of death, that is, the devil, and release those who through fear of death were all their lifetime subject to bondage." Heb. 2:14-15
But even if we are about to be killed for our faith in Christ, God can give us grace so strong so we don't have any grave fear.. cuz we know life here is short and we have Him who conquered "grave fear" as He prayed through in the garden, and even conquered death and the grave itself - Jesus Christ. Now where is your sting O death?
"Do not fear any of those things which you are about to suffer. Indeed, the devil is about to throw [some] of you into prison, that you may be tested, and you will have tribulation ten days. Be faithful until death, and I will give you the crown of life." Rev. 2:10 facebook.com/shareJesus


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Sunday 21 March 2010, by Wolf
Technically spoken, the Dairy Farm Nature Park is part of the Bukit Timah nature reserve. However, in the past, this area was not really accessible and the official opening took place only in 2009.
This part of the reserve is a new trail laid through the jungle, that leads to a formerly disaffected cowshed (thus the name - Dairy Farm), which now hosts an Education Centre and Environmental Learning Lab. You can learn here about the history of the area and the changing habitat for wildlife over the past few years.
Often you can see school classes here, for learning, research and hands-on activities.
The Education Centre has been named after Alfred Wallace, to honour his contributions to natural science. A contemporary of Charles Darwin, Wallace is the other "father" behind the theory of evolution. Wallace had stopped over in Singapore in 1854 during his journeys to the Malay Archipelago, and collected many species of beetles in the vicinity of the Dairy Farm site.
Behind the Dairy Farm and the "official" trail you will find another trail which is not well marked but still worth a visit / run. From here, you can easily cross over to the Bukit Timah nature reserve or to the other Reservoir areas : Central Catchement via Hindhede or MacRitchie via Rifle Range Roas.
How to get there:
By public transport: There is no MRT station nearby - you got to come by bus off Upper Bukit Timah road or Dairy Form road.
By car: There are two parking lots : off Upper Bukit Timah / Dairy Farm Road, close to the Salvation Army building. And another one up Dairy Farm road towards BKE.
The track: It's a relatively flat and large track with a total length of 3km; mostly covered with gravel. It starts off Upper Bukit Timah road and ends at the Dairy Farm Education Centre. Behind the farm there is a small track leading into the jungle but quickly looping back to the farm.
Water point: There is one half-way and another way at the Education Centre itself.
Google Maps: Dairy Farm Nature Park on Google Maps.
And here the KML file for display in Google Earth:
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Ordinarily incremental crawling is usually expected to perform better a full base crawl. Depending on usage patterns ( frequency of updates, number of siteareas,etc) the crawling performance may suffer drastically. It is therefore not unusual to add additional indexes to ensure the performance is adequate and not counter productive. Use the following tech notes for very useful indexes
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An Investor's Dream
In recent times, Perth's Eastern corridor has become one of Western Australia's fastest growing regions! The area is expected to continue growing due to a large number of amenities including shopping centres, sporting grounds, schools and landscaped parks proposed for the near future.
Find out why so many others have already chosen Hilbert Park as their next investment opportunity by exploring the links below.
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Did you know...
- Hilbert Park is located in the suburb of Hilbert in Perth's growing eastern corridor.
- Median house price in the area is $350,750 for a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home.
- Median weekly rent in the area is $380.
- Cockburn Aquatic and Recreation Centre, the elite training facility and home to the Fremantle Dockers Football Club, is just down the road.
Wungong Urban Redevelopment
Hilbert Park lies within the 1,580ha Metropolitan Regional Development (MRA) Wungong Urban area – the largest single masterplanned residential development project in WA which will deliver new homes for more than 40,000 people.
This bold redevelopment plan is being driven and funded by the State Government (working closely with state and local agencies to protect the natural environment) and will serve as a model to guide sensitive development in WA and nationally.
To learn more about this project, please click below.


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Any person or organization can apply for registering a .com.bd domain. Before applying to register your .com.bd domain, it is required to check your preferred domain name first. Because, it may be taken by someone else before. You can check your preferred domain name is available or not here. If a message shows 'Domain you requested does not exist', that means that domain is available for registration & you can register your domain.


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You're an Adventurer.
Adventurer (冒険者, Bōken-sha) is a term that is associated with individuals who undertake official quests offered by the Adventurer's Guild.
Adventurers are individuals registered under the Adventurer's Guild, regardless of race or ethnicity, whom undertake quests offered from the Adventurer's Guild and complete them in exchange for a monetary reward.
The nature and fatality of these requests can vary, from monster subjugation, escort, investigation, etc. To ensure that the adventurers are fairly compensated, there is a bare minimum sum that has to offered, by the poster of the said quest, as stipulated in the Association's rules and regulations.
It is not compulsory for an adventurer to form a party, as certain adventurers are well known to be able fend for themselves and manage alone. However, the likelihood of survival and success in carrying out quests would increase should they form a party.


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Imagine having a crown put on in one visit!
When it comes time to restore your molar tooth or to replace an aging silver amalgam, Dr. Smith provides you with the latest chair side technology, such as CEREC®.
A digital scan of your prepared tooth is taken, similar to a photograph, and takes only seconds to capture. The computer converts the scanned image into a 3 dimensional virtual model of your tooth.
We design your new CEREC® crown on screen while you watch or relax. Then the design data is communicated by wireless signal to our on site milling unit. Your ceramic dental restoration is prepared from a solid block of ceramic that matches your natural tooth color.
When complete, it is bonded into place and polished, ready to provide you with years of service and beauty. All in one visit!
CEREC® provides you with dental restorations that:
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RAMAX, Inc of San Antonio, Texas has formulated some of the finest furniture restoration products on the market today to refurbish, revitalize and beautify your fine antiques and conventional furniture.
Newlifewoodconditioners.com was started in 2001 as an online distribution channel by Smith Antiques and continues to operate under this ownership today. Our goal is to provide some of the best do it yourself restoration products on the market today to the widest audience possible.
From 1971 up to the present time, the Covert family has restored some of the finest antiques in the Southwest. We were very proud to have restored:
- Jim Bowie's desk, as well as, many of the antiques in the Spanish Governor's Palace
- the $58,000 Steinway piano purchased from the Russian Embassy in Paris by the St. Anthony Hotel
- The executive desks in the Frost National Bank of San Antonio
- Most of the antiques and executive furniture in Pennzoil Tower in Houston, Texas
- Furniture on Air Force One
- Furniture in Elvis Presley's Graceland
All have been maintained with RAMAX New Life Wood Conditioners!
New Life Wood Conditioners furniture restoration line consists of the following:
All are manufactured and distributed by Ramax, Inc in San Antonio.
Newlifewoodconditioners.com was started in 2001 as an online retail distribution channel by Smith Antiques and continues to operate under this ownership today. We are not associated with RAMAX for wholesale or manufacturing of the New Life products. This site is independently owned and operated as a dealer of their products and others.
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Research In Motion's full year outlook isn't so bright, according to Financial Post. "Management doesn't see reality the way the market sees it right now," said Hoffman, who is based in Boston and has a "market underperform" rating on the stock. "I don't see how they can get to US$1.82 [per share] when they're facing all this competition." BlackBerry 7 "catches up with phones that were launched 12 months ago," he said. "We do not anticipate BB7 being competitive once those new versions of all those operating systems are in the market over the next few weeks."
Don't worry, not all is doom and gloom. RIM's management might not be making the wisest decisions right now and we've already told them 5 things they should do to regain consumer faith in the brand. But as the analyst suggests above, the market doesn't purely work off of faith and good hope. Now, imagine you were given full reigns of the company. We'd like to hear how you would change BlackBerry. What features would you add or take away? How would you like the devices to look? At what complexity or simplistic level would you want the device operating system to be? Or, is BlackBerry perfect already? Let the comments be your voice, and we'll pick some of the top 'liked' ideas to include within this article.


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Financial Technology
fi360 offers a comprehensive approach to investment fiduciary education, practice management and support that has established them as the go-to source for investment fiduciary insights.
FPS Group serves the retirement planning industry by developing products and services designed to offer clients innovative and efficient ways to streamline processes, cut costs and improve their bottom line.
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Aplifi - sold to Internet Pipeline in October of 2013
Phoenix Energy Technologies - sold to Duke Energy in October of 2015
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A few years ago my husband, Bill, and I set our minds to running a marathon on every continent. When we started, I was a reluctant runner who found the long hours of training difficult and boring. But over the years, I've grown to appreciate and even love running on the trails near my home in Bellingham, Washington. Sometimes I run alone, sometimes with Bill, and occasionally with my Boston Terrier, Fuji.
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Media Preview Fall/Winter 2015 : Stila, Cargo, Anna Sui, Paul&Joe…
All the new beauty launches and releases managed to get me excited for fall and the holidays.
Earlier this week I got a preview of a few new releases headed out way from Stila, Paul and Joe, Anna Sui and much more.
I am slowly going to be posting detailed posts of each collection; until then here is a sneak peek of what's to come. Stay tuned and start saving.


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Area around West 112th Street Manhattan 14 September 2012
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Tunnel View, Wawona Rd Yosemite National Park, CA 95389
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The Tunnel View scenic overlook is a historic site, located adjacent to Wawona Road, affording expansive views of Yosemite Valley, El Capitan, Bridalveil Falls, and Half Dome. The overlook was constructed during an era that heralded a boom in design and development throughout the National Park Service, and helped initiate the National Park Service "rustic design style." Wawona Tunnel and Tunnel View were determined eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986 because of their exemplary design.
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Scottish independence: 'We'll stay neutral,' says US ambassador Susman
The US ambassador to Britain has told the BBC that his country would not take sides in the Scottish independence referendum debate.
Louis Susman said the Washington government was watching the debate unfold and would be staying "neutral".
He believed it was up to people in Scotland to decide their future.
Mr Susman's comments chime with that of ex-UN deputy secretary general Mark Malloch-Brown, who said the US would be wise to keep out of the debate.
During an interview in Edinburgh with BBC Scotland political editor Brian Taylor, Mr Susman said: "This is up for the Scottish people to decide and where their best future is for their children and their grandchildren.
"We will watch it and we won't take sides. We are neutral and we will just have to see what will happen.
"But obviously there are ramifications either way."
The retired investment banker also spoke about the state of the economy and Britain's place in the European Union.
Last month, the Obama administration warned the UK government of the dangers of holding a referendum on EU membership.
Prime Minister David Cameron said he would be willing to hold an "in/out" vote on membership before the end of 2017 if his party were to win the next election.
Mr Susman reiterated Washington's view of Britain in the EU by saying: "My government's position has been very clear - that the UK is our oldest and strongest ally.
"We are not a member of the EU, so from time to time, when we need messages carried or argument made, we have relied on them and if they are not there or not there as a full voice credible member it will give us some concern."
In a separate BBC interview, Lord Malloch-Brown, who was minister of state at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in Gordon Brown's government, said the US would be wise to keep out of the Scottish independence debate.
He told Glenn Campbell: "Foreign, unsolicited advice, is going to only anger Scots. Britain and Scotland should be broadly left to sort this out amongst themselves."


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Book Review & Giveaway: Midsummer Night's Mischief (A Wiccan Wheel Mystery #1) by Jennifer David Hesse
Midsummer Eve is meant for gratitude and celebration, but Keli is not in her typically upbeat mood. The family of a recently deceased client is blaming her for the loss of a Shakespearean heirloom worth millions, and Keli's career may be on the line. With both a Renaissance Faire and a literary convention in town, Edindale is rife with suspicious characters, and the intrepid attorney decides to tap into her unique skills to crack the case. . .