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Nbc Innovation Competition Image Design
last submission date: May. 18, 2917
Capture the spirit of creativity and innovation and create an image for nbc entertainment's employee competition. Organized by Herox is a competition of Image design and Design, Image, Photoshop.
Laka Competition Architecture That Reacts 2018
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laka invites designers from around the world to submit their ideas of 'architecture that reacts.' the main focus of the competition is on the solutions that develop through a process of changes and adjustments. the subject of the competition is ar Organized by Laka is a competition of The main focus of the competition is on the solutions that develop through a process of changes and adjustments. and Innovation, Design, Technology, Architecture, Laka Competition, Architecture That Reacts.
Cgtrader Digital Art Competition
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Cgtrader has just opened the digital art competition with prizes worth more than $60,000, which invites all cg artists (both 2d and 3d)! Organized by Cgtrader.com is a competition of and Digital Art Competition, Art Competition, Cgtrader, Cg Competition, Art Competition 2018.
Packit-Packaging Made Sensible Competition
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Rotho, a swiss company with 125 year tradition is looking for innovative line of baking tools to address younger generation. no entry fee, 1st prize €3000. Organized by Invented4 is a competition of Innovative baking tools for measuring, cutting, squeezing, griding, mixing, storing the dough, shaping, decorating, transporting, serving and giving. and .
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New product design contest on desall.com: urmet ate and desall invite you to design a new device working as a hub for the safety of the entire family, able to provide telecare, assistance and monitoring services. Organized by Desall.com is a competition of Hub and remote and Smart, Assistance, Family, Safety, Care, Remote, Hub, Surveillance, Telecare.


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You are a master's student in #physics, #chemistry, #biology or a related subject and would like to work on a 10-week project together with one of our scientists?
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The DWIH New Delhi – Excellence on Tour 2013 bringing over 14 German universities, research institutes and funding organizations to tend to all your educational needs!
Hyderabad, 25th April, 2013: The DWIH New Delhi – Excellence on Tour 2013, an initiative of the German government and German House for Research and Innovation (DWIH New Delhi) will start tomorrow, 26th April in Hyderabad. Supported by the Government of Andhra Pradesh, the Goethe-Zentrum and the Sultan-ul-Uloom Education Society, the eight days road show is all set to thrill Hyderabadis with the best of German cultural and intellectual prowess.

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(AP) Petty leads No. 6 Baylor to 59-14 rout of Kansas
By DAVE SKRETTA
AP Sports Writer
LAWRENCE, Kan.
Bryce Petty threw for 430 yards and three touchdowns in fewer than three quarters, Lache Seastrunk ran for 109 yards and a score and sixth-ranked Baylor routed Kansas 59-14 on Saturday night for its school-record 11th straight win.
The Bears (7-0, 4-0 Big 12) piled up 500 yards of offense in taking a 38-0 lead by halftime, and then relaxed as coach Art Briles pulled many of his starters in the third quarter.
The nation's highest-scoring offense still finished with 743 yards, and eight of its nine scoring drives took fewer than 2 minutes. Four different Baylor players had touchdown runs _ Petty among them _ while Tevin Reese hauled in two of his three TD tosses.
Jake Heaps was held to just 85 yards passing and a touchdown for Kansas (2-5, 0-4), which has now lost 25 consecutive Big 12 games.


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Pseudopod 366: To Build A Fire
by Jack London.
"To Build A Fire" originally published in The Century Magazine in August, 1908. It is an oft-cited example of the Naturalist movement that portrays the conflict of man vs. nature. It is also reflects what London learned in the Yukon Territory. It can be read here
JACK LONDON (1876-1916) was an American writer best known for outdoor adventures like THE CALL OF THE WILD, many of them permeated with a sense of terror and the sublime. As a young man, London dropped out of the University of California to tramp the country, sail the seas, and brave the hardships of Alaska's Klondike gold rush. Much of his fiction celebrates a brawny life force; his heroes triumph over the extremes of physical adversity through raw strength and will, or else they succumb, in the end, to the pitiless forces of nature. London eventually became a convert to socialism and, in THE IRON HEEL (1907), depicted a 1930s America ruled by a fascist dictatorship. Yet unquestionably his most fiendish villains are the shadowy revolutionary cult in THE MINIONS OF MIDAS (1901), who, preaching an extreme form of Social Darwinism, attempt to extort millions of dollars from the nation's industrialists by the random murder of scores of ordinary citizens. Mankind, in London's fiction, can be every bit as pitiless as nature..
Your reader this week – Wilson Fowlie – has been getting more and more into voice work ever since 2008, when he read his first story for Podcastle. He recently lost his full-time job, so he's actively looking for paid voice work. If you like the way Wilson tells a story, snap him up quick! And if you're in the Vancouver, Canada area – or even if you just love a good show chorus – check out The Maple Leaf Singers, the group he directs. You can find them at their own website or their Facebook page.
"At twelve o'clock the day was at its brightest. Yet the sun was too far south on its winter journey to clear the horizon. The bulge of the earth intervened between it and Henderson Creek, where the man walked under a clear sky at noon and cast no shadow. At half-past twelve, to the minute, he arrived at the forks of the creek. He was pleased at the speed he had made. If he kept it up, he would certainly be with the boys by six. He unbuttoned his jacket and shirt and drew forth his lunch. The action consumed no more than a quarter of a minute, yet in that brief moment the numbness laid hold of the exposed fingers. He did not put the mitten on, but, instead, struck the fingers a dozen sharp smashes against his leg. Then he sat down on a snow-covered log to eat. The sting that followed upon the striking of his fingers against his leg ceased so quickly that he was startled. He had had no chance to take a bite of biscuit. He struck the fingers repeatedly and returned them to the mitten, baring the other hand for the purpose of eating. He tried to take a mouthful, but the ice-muzzle prevented. He had forgotten to build a fire and thaw out. He chuckled at his foolishness, and as he chuckled he noted the numbness creeping into the exposed fingers. Also, he noted that the stinging which had first come to his toes when he sat down was already passing away. He wondered whether the toes were warm or numb. He moved them inside the moccasins and decided that they were numb.
He pulled the mitten on hurriedly and stood up. He was a bit frightened. He stamped up and down until the stinging returned into the feet. It certainly was cold, was his thought. That man from Sulphur Creek had spoken the truth when telling how cold it sometimes got in the country. And he had laughed at him at the time! That showed one must not be too sure of things. There was no mistake about it, it was cold. He strode up and down, stamping his feet and threshing his arms, until reassured by the returning warmth."


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The Second Antarean War is a multiplayer team-based real time strategic battle simulator. It simulates battle between spaceships in fully accessible 3d space. As an admiral, you can call in different types of ships for different situations. The game aims to be played against other people, not the game itself. The 3d navigation, order queues, smart orders and no limits on build queues aim to hide the visible user interface completely and allow you to focus on the battle at hand. You can join any battle in progress at any time. Some battles start small and grow in player size and in their importance to universal scale. The universe is persistent. Each battle has an impact on how well your faction does. Winning battles progresses the war and earns you medals, rank and respect from people you play with and strikes fear into players you fight against. Good hunting.
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Video Intercoms
Video Intercoms can increase your overall safety at home or at your business by allowing you to see who is at the door before you decide to open it or not open it. HomeSecurityStore.com has a variety of video intercoms from high end models to more economical ones which produce images in both color and black and white.
A video intercom system works with a camera unit mounted outside the entrance door (or designated area) and a display monitor installed inside your home (or business) showing what the camera is pointing at. Typically when someone presses the call button on the outside video intercom unit or rings the door bell it activates the camera and alerts the indoor monitor. You can then talk to the person as you look at their image.
Some video intercom units have built-in memory that will record the images of visitors who ring the buzzer. The memory will hold a time and date stamp as well. In addition, some higher end intercoms have a built in open button in which you can lock and unlock your door to allow visitors in.
The lower priced video intercoms are usually black and white and come with basic features. While the higher priced intercoms are colored and incorporate the features of a surveillance system with built-in infrared lights that will allow you to see your guests at night. Some systems might even have a manual turn on function in case your visitor knocks rather than rings the door bell.
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Burda Sleeveless Blouse Pattern 128
Added Jun 3, 2013
by nicola82
Perth, Australia
I wanted to give myself a small project to get back into some sewing and I had long considered making this burda pattern. It is a very simple design. The pleats in the shoulders don't really drape as much as the drawing indicates. Maybe try a softer fabric. Either way, they gave the shirt a certain quirk.
I generally don't make clothing without some tailoring because I'm quite small. I noticed in other photos that the design had a lot of fabric around the waist, so I added some darts in the front to give it a bit of shape.
The shirt is most suited to being tucked into jeans or a skirt, it's very long otherwise. I added some side splits should I wear the shirt out, otherwise it probably wont fit over my hips. You could try shortening it.
The instructions in this pattern are very vague, then again it's not an expensive pattern. I would recommend pinning first just to check you're on the right path because the collar is a bit tricky and if you're serging the seams, your best to make sure you do them at the right stage.
All up, a good exercise before getting onto something more tricky! I do have one issue, of my own creation… I'm unable to remove the dressmakers carbon. I've washed the shirt a couple of times and the markings are still there. Unfortunately, I used RED dressmakers carbon. Any hot tips?
Material Notes
Small poker-dot, cream and black poly cotton with black floweret buttons.
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Jun 6, 2013, 02.11 PMby nicola82
Thanks for all the comments. Regarding the darts, I found this good example after I finished my top. http://bernieandi.wordpress.com/2012/08/24/completed-project-burda-style-magazine-pleated-top-issue-92011-style-128/ She takes in more of the fabric and it works well. :-)
Jun 5, 2013, 05.17 AMby celinesompayrac
I did the same pattern, your project look so classic, very pretty.
Jun 3, 2013, 03.04 PMby meggly
I like your addition of the darts. This pattern is on my 'like, but wouldn't suit me' list. I'd decided against adding darts, but yours have given me ideas!
Jun 3, 2013, 01.57 PMby kisses
Like the neckline…had this in mind to make to wear to work but couldn't find the right fabric. Seeing yours I will do it in polka dots. Thanks for the inspiration
Jun 3, 2013, 08.44 AMby toupinette
Jun 3, 2013, 08.12 AMby camelia db
Your shirt is looking great. This pattern is also on my list, so long time already. Maybe I will give it a try this week. About the marks removing I can`t help you but I will follow the comments as I also have this problem on a dress , i made the markings for the buttonholes with yellow…a few times washed and they are still there!!So annoying !!! ps. something went wrong and added my comment 3 times , sorry.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- The Harvard men's water
polo team earned a victory in its home and CWPA opener, as the
Crimson topped MIT, 9-6, Wednesday evening at Blodgett Pool.
With the win, Harvard improves to 2-6 and 1-0 in the CWPA, while
the Engineers fall to 1-8 and 0-1 in conference play.
Before its home crowd, the Crimson trailed, 1-0, early, but scored back-to-back goals to grab a 2-1 lead at the end of the first quarter. Harvard kept the pressure on and tallied two goals in the opening moments of the second to take a 4-1 advantage. After leading 5-4 entering the intermission, the Crimson offense scored three of four goals in the third, including a late tally by Breth Voith, to move ahead, 8-5, with one quarter to play. With 15 seconds remaining in the third quarter, Harvard drew an ejection and Alex Thompson made a quick pass to Voith. With time winding down, Voith stuffed the ball into the net for his second goal of the game.
Voith, Thompson and Egen Atkinson all tallied two goals apiece. Atkinson scored both of his goals on counter attacks, while Thompson made four steals and drew two kickouts. Jeff Lee, Luka Babic and Evan Zepfel each tallied one goal. Nikhil Balarman played a solid game in net, making nine saves.
"This is a great start to our conference schedule," said Harvard head coach Erik Farrar. "It's always important to get that first conference win, especially when playing at home."
Harvard will now travel to Princeton, N.J., for the 2009 ECAC Championships. The Crimson will serve as the No. 9 seed in the tournament and will face eighth-seeded George Washington Friday at 9:15 p.m.


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Kcal 185 Fat 12.2g Carbs 16.6g (per bar)
There's nothing like a cheeky limited edition chocolate sneaking up on us all is there? Without announcement or any advertising communication Nestle have indeed sneaked this Dark Chocolate variant under the noses of consumers here in the UK. Although it managed to make its way on to our shelves without my knowledge, Nestle weren't able to get this one past several ChocolateMission readers (namely Phil & Thea) who earlier this month informed me of it's distribution in Tesco. Looking across the rest of the trade, this Aero Dark Chocolate doesn't appear to have found it's way to any other of the major retailers so one would suspect that Nestle are using it as a customer exclusive for Tesco as part of a trade deal for shelf space etc.
After a few weeks of waiting this self described 'bubbly dark chocolate' bar did eventually make it's way in to my local Tesco store. Unlike most limited editions or new chocolate bars, Nestle appear to be promoting this Aero Dark Chocolate straight away, and I managed to buy 2 bars for only £0.70 (hence the double bar picture above!). At £0.35 for a near 40.0g bar I thought this was a very attractive price - suffice to say I don't think they will have many problems getting people to trial it. One thing I was slightly less impressed with was the wrapper, which I thought looked way to similar to the original Aero. If you ask me it should have been more clearly branded to communicate the dark chocolate limited edition theme, and certainly a darker shade of brown.
Although the idea of a dark chocolate Aero may be broadly new for the UK market, there has indeed been a 70% cocoa variant available in Canada for over a year now. I reviewed that bar back in June this year (See HERE), and I quote ... "the taste was far more complex and rich than I thought it would be and it was so much the better for it. There isn't much in the way of true innovation here, but if this 70% bar is price aligned with the rest of the Aero range I would suggest you give it a try". With that context I was hoping that this UK bar was going to deliver the same experience, but my hopes were dashed immediately upon learning that our UK bar had only 50% cocoa vs the 70% of the Canadian alternative. Given I was aware of this all before I ate the bar, I was very unsurprised with what I tasted. Fundamentally this was a pretty poor tasting, generic mass consumer friendly dark chocolate. Compared to a standard UK milk chocolate Aero, the sugary sweetness was a little less forthcoming, yet still very much there and present throughout the taste. The cocoa volume as I like to call it wasn't significantly raised above the norm, so the flavour depth felt somewhat lacking due to the milk flavours taking a more passive background role. The typical Aero bubbly mouth feel was its ever pleasant self, however the light texture certainly didn't help the longevity of the flavours which have to be said were poor at best.
Overall despite having relatively low level expectations, I was still ultimately disappointed with this bar. At the end of the day the product didn't deliver on the proposed dark chocolate experience, which is something that can only lead me to conclude that it isn't as good as the Aero varieties. I'm not saying for one minute that the quality of the chocolate used in the milk or mint Aeros is the best, but it can at least be said they deliver on the proposition they offer. Unfortunately this Dark Chocolate variant never did that, as it's cocoa flavour depth was forever kept under wraps by a shroud of unnecessary sweetness. As I said above, the way Nestle have priced this bar makes me think they wont have any problem getting people to try it. The issue they are going to face in my opinion, is that I can't see consumers repeat purchasing - the product simply isn't good enough. With this review now written all I have left to do is to figure out what I should do with the one remaining bar I have - any suggestions ??? :D
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2019: VIA Rail and the Canadian Rockies (8935)
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Spectacular scenery, exciting cities, and thrilling experiences-this western Canada tour includes all of this and more. You'll overnight in Calgary, Banff National Park, Jasper National Park, Vancouver, and Victoria. You'll also overnight on Via Rail's the Canadian, a tour highlight that takes you across Canada's Rocky Mountains and brings you back to the days when the journey was part of the fun. In comfortable cabin accommodations and renovated cars, you'll witness snowcapped mountains, ranchlands along the South Thompson River, and fertile fields as you sit back, relax, and travel from Jasper to Vancouver. Another tour highlight is the journey from Banff National Park to Jasper National Park. You'll stop at breathtaking Lake Louise, with green-blue waters forming a perfect mirror reflection of Mount Victoria, and you'll pass snowcapped mountains, exquisite lakes, and steep gorges on your way to Columbia Icefield. Here, you'll experience the Ice Explorer, an all-terrain vehicle that travels on ice measuring 1,200 feet thick! Before heading to Jasper, you'll enjoy two nights and free time in Banff National Park, one of Canada's favorite resorts. Two nights in Jasper National Park give you time to explore, hike, or take an optional narrated cruise on Lake Maligne. This western Canada tour also includes sightseeing in each city-Calgary, Vancouver, and Victoria. You'll enjoy sailing from Vancouver to Victoria via the scenic Gulf Islands. In Victoria, you'll visit world-famous Butchart Gardens with its 55 acres of floral displays.For the value-minded traveler looking for stunning scenery, fun adventures, and exciting cities, this western Canada tour is the perfect vacation!
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|Day 1
|Welcome to Calgary! Your Tour Director is on hand late this afternoon to answer any questions.
|Day 2
|Banff National Park
|The discovery of oil converted this cattle ranching town into a thriving, sophisticated city. Sightseeing shows off downtown, Fort Calgary, Stampede Park, the Saddledome, and Canada Olympic Park. Next, drive west through the foothills of the Rockies into BANFF NATIONAL PARK. (B)
|Day 3
|Banff National Park
|Full day at leisure. Banff is one of Canada's favorite resorts-your Tour Director will suggest an optional helicopter ride over the Canadian Rockies.
|Day 4
|Jasper National Park
|First stop is Lake Louise, whose cold waters reflect the surrounding mountains and glaciers. Precipitous gorges, snowcapped mountain ranges, and exquisite lakes come into view as the motorcoach scales two mountain passes. Another highlight today is a stop at the COLUMBIA ICEFIELD to experience the Ice Explorer, an all-terrain vehicle that travels on ice measuring 1,200 feet thick. Late this afternoon, join our optional float trip down the historic Athabasca River. In Jasper, an orientation tour showcases the unspoiled beauty. Accommodation for the next two nights is in JASPER NATIONAL PARK.
|Day 5
|Jasper National Park
|Join the optional narrated cruise on Maligne Lake to Spirit Island. On the return journey, you'll be mesmerized by dramatic Maligne Canyon. With much of the afternoon and evening free, consider hiking or exploring Jasper's local charm.
|Day 6
|On VIA Rail's the Canadian, a late-afternoon departure allows you one last chance to explore Jasper before you transfer to the train station for the overnight run west across Canada's Rocky Mountains to Vancouver. The Canadian features renovated cars, comfortable cabin accommodations in Sleeper Plus class, and delicious meals. Enjoy regional cuisine over a 3-course dinner in the dining car. Spend time in the Skyline car, with dome seating and a lounge area, or relax in the Park car and meet other travelers. The comfortable cabins come with bed turndown service, in-car shower access, and lots of little extras, such as a personal toiletry kit. (D)
|Day 7
|Continue through the ranchlands along the South Thompson River, the fertile fields of the Fraser Valley, and snowcapped Coast Mountains. Upon arrival, city sightseeing focuses on Vancouver's beautiful beaches and harbor, Chinatown, Gastown, and lovely STANLEY PARK. (B)
|Day 8
|This morning, sail across the Strait of Georgia through the spectacular Gulf Islands, known for its Mediterranean-like climate. Afternoon sightseeing in Victoria includes world-famous BUTCHART GARDENS, Bastion Square, and Thunderbird Park with its collection of totem poles.
|Day 9
|Morning departure for Vancouver. The trip ends today with guests departing on individual schedules. Transfers to Vancouver International Airport are included. Please schedule flights after 1:30 pm.
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Candelino delle Laures
The wild and beautiful Valle delle Laures, located within the mountain comunity Monte Emilius, was one of the first areas to be developed by ice climbers, and the first icefalls date back to the early 1980's. The icefalls are situated above the village Grand Brissogne and can easily be made out from the motorway exit Aosta East. They come into condition early on in the season and there are 7 routes to choose from. The first three (the first you come across on the left as you enter the valley) happen to be the most interesting routes. "The day after", the third from the left, climbs two steps (the first is 100m high) whcih are followed by a single final pitch up beautiful steep ice.
Take the motorway and exit at Aosta East, then continue along the highway SS 26 towards Turin for circa 5 km to reach Quart. Cross the river here and continue first to Brissogne, then on to Grand Brissogne. Reach the village and turn off right after 400m at the hairpin bend (Bar Laures on the right) where the road levels off. Follow this small road to a fork and keep left until the the icefalls spring into view after about 2km. In case of heavy snowfall this final stretch may have to be done on foot.
Continue on foot up to the valley. The icefall is the first from the left.
Abalakov or tree abseil, or exit and walk down the path through the woods.
Normal ice climbing gear.
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Want to Be a Success? Choose a Partner With This Trait
It's so important to find a partner who understands and appreciates your career goals and supports you throughout the ebbs and flows of the journey. A recent study found that if your significant other possesses this one trait, then your chances of doing well at work are greatly increased. Read on to see if your spouse possesses that special something that may be the key to your career success.


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In Focus: Thomas Herrera-Mishler
Buffalo's historic system of parks and parkways, designed by world-renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted, is considered a regional jewel.
In recent years, the city has hired the nonprofit Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy to maintain the system. The conservancy's board of trustees announced in late March that Thomas Herrera-Mishler was given a seven-year contract extension and will remain as president and CEO through 2020.
Herrera-Mishler sat down with The Buffalo News' Brian Meyer to talk about plans and challenges. Here is a summary of an interview that is part of the weekly "In Focus" series.
Herrera-Mishler: It looks like I'll be staying in my adopted hometown for a while longer. I'm very excited to be a part of what's happening in Buffalo right now, this tremendous renaissance. And the parks, I think, are at the heart of it.
Meyer: Where do you think the conservancy has taken the system during this period when the conservancy has been running it?
Herrera-Mishler: Back in 2008, we adopted our plan for the 21st century. It's a master plan for restoring the parks. That was the result of many community meetings. We met with 50 other organizations. ... I believe we had over a hundred meetings.And we were really out listening carefully to what people wanted from their park system. That was turned into our [master plan]. ... for how we're going to invest in [and manage] the parks going forward ... I'm delighted that we've been able to attract over $30 million in investment towards the plan ... with important partners like the City of Buffalo, the State of New York. Some important examples include the restoration of Porter Avenue ... repaving Ring Road in Delaware Park, repaving Ring Road in South Park ... a tremendous amount of investment in the nuts and bolts of our gardens and parks.
Meyer: There has been a tremendous number of new trees planted, largely because of the horrible October Surprise Storm of 2006.
Herrera-Mishler: Ninety percent of the trees in the region were damaged, and 10 percent were taken out that night. It was just devastating. I visited Buffalo the first time exactly a year later. I'm looking around at the trees, and I'm a tree guy. I was struck by how every tree I looked at was damaged, significantly damaged. What we've done over the last five years in the parks is planted as many trees as we possibly could every single year in every single landscape. Now you know that the parks stretch throughout the entire City of Buffalo and they're connected by these wonderful parkways and avenues ... By beginning to reforest the parks, we are helping to really enhance the visual character of our community, improve property values, improve our environment. Just a lot of benefits to this.
Meyer: There have been some studies that have tied parks to an increase in property values, correct?
Herrera-Mishler: There's a caveat to that: well-maintained parks. If you're lucky enough to have Olmsted well-maintained parks, then you've really got something special ... [Property] values have gone up around all of our Olmsted landscapes throughout the city, and you know what property values have been doing around the rest of the country.
Meyer: What about all this talk about calming the Scajaquada Expressway – taking that expressway, slowing the vehicles, and making it more of a parkway for pedestrians, bicyclists, etc.?
Herrera-Mishler: The conservancy has been involved in that dialogue for over a decade now. It started as plan that was undertaken by the city of Buffalo to fix the Scajaquada and turn it into a parkway – some call it [an] upgrade ... It was a stunning park road when it was destroyed to create the Scajaquada Expressway ... It creates a Berlin Wall through the middle of Delaware Park. You can't get from one side to the other very easily. What we've been advocating is slow the traffic down, do at-grade crossings. It may add a couple minutes to people's commutes. But we think that the value of re-connecting the city ... is huge.


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2013: Made 13 appearances with four starts and nine relief appearances out of the Yale bullpen … Finished with a 1-4 record, one save and a 2.98 ERA with 29 strikeouts, six walks and 14 earned runs in 42.1 innings … Also had two starts as Yale's designated hitter and three pinch-hitting opportunities, going 2-for-8 (.250) with two RBIs and a walk … Scattered three hits and struck out six batters in 7.0 innings in a 7-2 win at Brown on April 27 for his first win in a Yale uniform … Second on the team in ERA (2.98) and strikeouts (29) and led the team with 13 appearances.
Before Yale: Spent his first two years at Lee County High School before transferring to Deerfield-Windsor School, where he lettered his final two seasons ... An honors graduate with a 4.3 grade-point average (4.0 scale) ... Led Deerfield-Windsor to the state finals in his senior season ... Led the Knights with a 9-3 record on the mound with a 1.85 ERA and 75 strikeouts in 61 innings pitched ... At the plate, he recorded a .603 batting average with nine home runs and 49 RBIs. The average, home runs and his 15 home runs in his two seasons are all Deerfield-Windsor school records ... Named the Ray Knight Player of the Year, the Georgia Independent School Association Player of the Year, the Region Player of the Year and a two-time All-State selection ... Batted .550 in his two seasons on Lee County High's ninth grade and B-teams.
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Formwork Accessories
Herman Miller
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Formwork accessories are designed to help bring some order to papers, tools, and artefacts in any domain. Each containers is made from ABS plastic with a non-slip Silicone base and range from Pencil Cups to Trays, Boxes, and Media Stands. They can be arranged horizontally and vertically, with each container being multi-dimensional in where they can be placed and what they can contain. The project is an affirmation that the things that surround us are now a mixture of the analogue and digital, and that the true nature of what serves us on a daily basis is far more varied than we might have imagined. A pencil cup may contain pens and scissors but also inevitably USB sticks, rubber bands, brushes, and keys. Formwork acknowledges this, with a cantilever that extends out, so that the small things are visible and accessible.
The sizes also relate to dimensions of commonly found items. For instance a cup shares the same diameter as a roll of masking tape. With forms that are pluralistic, stackable and made well, Formworks range of use becomes far broader than in the office, making it as open as possible.
The complete Formwork collection will be available from Retail Facility, spring 2014
ICON Design of the Year, nomination 2013
IF Gold Award, 2014
Guild, British Council, Cape Town, 2014
GREAT, Sakip Sabanci Museum, Istanbul 2014
Design Trienniel, Cooper Hewitt, 2015
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Pentagon Pen Collection
Elephant & Coral, Singapore
2011 —
In our increasingly digital world, writing instruments still seem to hold their position as anchors of reality. The Pentagon Collection consists of a fountain pen and rollerball pen that represent characterful simplicity, borne from patterns of use. The spherical cap transforms the pentagonal barrel into a seamless pen when the cap is screwed over it (a two-way thread allows the cap to turn in both directions). Pentagon is made from polished Ebonite - a very hard rubber - that is shaped and formed by hand. The pentagonal form itself is made of an odd number of facets that only a skilled craftsman can produce. The nib is made from 18K gold, with a specially commissioned nib-design by the artist and naturist Tham Pui San.
IF Hannover Gold Award, 2011
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Muji has become synonymous with simple, no frills products, and this is exemplified by its stationary category. In this field, the designer sees the consumer as a serious partner; to respond to his true needs and not to insinuate; to neither seduce, exploit, nor manipulate him. When asked to design a small pocket notebook, Industrial Facility adopted the format of a passport, using the exact size, corner radius, number of pages and fabrication process. For the colour, again the same spectrum used for passport nationalities was followed, so in this sense the work had already been done.
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Real Estate Brisbane – Buying and Renting
As the heart of one of Australia's fastest-growing regions, Brisbane can truly be considered a city of opportunities.
According to Brisbane City Council estimates, the population of Brisbane will skyrocket to 1.27 million people by 2031 – and more than 4.2 million people will call south-east Queensland home.
This well-designed city has plenty of appeal, from its subtropical climate to its accessible public transport network.
Brisbane's leaders have long-term plans to foster better connections in the city over the long-term – with 1,700 km of cycleways set to be completed by 2026 to encourage residents to more sustainable transport methods.
This is also in line with Brisbane City Council's ambitious targets for energy conservation – which will be achieved with a mix of new street trees, water-saving initiatives and a pledge to become carbon-neutral by 2026.
With a rapidly growing population and an eye on sustainable planning, it is no secret that Brisbane real estate is a hot commodity.
Whether you are looking to buy or rent, Brisbane agents at Ray White can help you find the perfect property to make your Queensland dream a reality.
Real Estate Brisbane – Riverside living
There are lots of things to love about life in Brisbane – including the beautiful waterfront.
The inner-city suburb of South Brisbane is located on the bank of the Brisbane River and offers several direct connections to the CBD – as well as plenty of train, bus and CityCat ferry options.
South Brisbane is famous for its heritage buildings – as one of the oldest parts of the city, you'll find plenty of fascinating architecture in this fashionable area.
If you are in the market for a unit, South Brisbane might be your perfect Brisbane real estate destination – the area is characterised by modern, high-density residential developments.
Apartment living does not mean compromising when it comes to a great lifestyle, and South Brisbane has plenty to offer. The South Bank Parklands is one of the area's most popular attractions for tourists and locals alike, featuring the man-made Streets Beach, the Wheel of Brisbane and plenty of restaurants and cafes.
Brisbane Real Estate – Urban lifestyle
Just two kilometres away from the Brisbane CBD is New Farm, an area popular among property investors and renters alike.
This inner-city suburb boasts the best of riverfront living and is bordered by Newstead on the north and Fortitude Vally on the north-west. Home to the historic New Farm Park, New Farm offers the perfect combination of access to the city as well as plenty of green space.
Nearby Teneriffe – which was officially designated as its own suburb separate from Newstead in 2010 – is one of Brisbane's most popular lifestyle destinations and one, two and three-bedroom units are all popular choices here.
Real Estate Brisbane – Active living at Kangaroo Point
Another Brisbane suburb well worth considering is Kangaroo Point – a peninsula on the Brisbane River connected to the CBD by the city's famous Story Bridge.
The Kangaroo Point Cliffs are a particularly popular destination for adrenaline junkies and nature lovers – in addition to scenic parkland, adventurous spirits may love to get outdoors and kayak on the Brisbane River or climb the cliffs.
You'll find Brisbane real estate ranging from modern apartments to family homes here – offering plenty of choices for buyers and tenants at every stage of life.


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(visited by Pär Byström and Ulf Mäkitalo)
10-Feb-2002 -- 66N 16E Ammarnäs
Visited by Pär Byström and Ulf Mäkitalo
After being told of this project, by an old friend who visited a confluence, 68N 20E Rautas, we decided to visit a confluence point ourselves. After a brief check at the confluence map, we found that the closest primary point, still not visited, from our present hometown Umeå (Sweden), was 66N 16E Nuolpen.
This confluence point is situated about 380 km north west of Umeå and approximately 4.5 km from closest road, near the village Ammarnäs, in the mountain area in northern Sweden. We decided to try to reach the confluence point by skis, but due to the surrounding steep mountains our planned route (to avoid too step inclines) to the confluence point became approximately 8 km from the road.
We started our expedition at 5 AM in Umeå, the temperature was only a few degree below zero (Celsius) but with dense snowfall. At 10 AM we parked the car, after 380 km on the road, at our starting point for the ski trip at 535 m altitude.
The weather was good and the snowfall had diminished. The first 4-km was really tough, with deep snow, dense mountain birch forest and steep incline. When we reached the bare mountain, the snow depth and incline decreased but so did also the visibility. Struggling onwards to the confluence point we got company by groups of ptarmigans that was sitting along the mountain slopes.
At 850 m altitude and approximately 3 km from the confluence point the visibility became extremely poor and it started to snow. From that point we only oriented ourselves towards the confluence point with the GPS. At 2 PM we reached the confluence point at 931 m altitude, very exhausted, after 4 hours of skiing.
According to the GPS we had covered a distance of 8 km, the slowest 8 km of skiing in our lives. The visibility was roughly only 20 meters or so, which was a great disappointment as the view most likely would have been very beautiful.
Still, likely to most reader's disappointment, we took the pictures of the four cardinal points with ourselves and our skis and backpacks in front. After a cup of coffee and some sandwiches we backtracked our ski tracks heading towards the car. The down mountain trip was really easy compared to the upwards trip and took only 1 h and 15 minutes.
On the way down we met a Norwegian Lemming that ran in the opposite direction from us upwards, using our ski tracks. Back to car we headed towards Umeå which we reached at 9 PM in the evening. Satisfied but tired we thought that it had been a fun trip and well worth the effort.


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Nov 22, 2008 at 6:53 am
Nice car, and I know you must be proud of it. Just wanted to say a couple of words about your challenge ot my Mustang. Perhaps I'm old fashioned, but I prefer challenges of like cars from like eras, or years. The new ones are so different in style, engineering, metalurgy, electronics that the older cars cannot find common ground for competition. Again, I appreciate your interest, but must decline on, basically, the grounds of nostalgia. Have a great day - as a matter of fact, Have a Great Life!!!!
Nov 21, 2008 at 2:57 pm
hey nice car man
Oct 31, 2008 at 12:14 pm
Nice ride!


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A comparison of mindfulness-based stress reduction and an active control in modulation of neurogenic inflammation
– Source: Brain, Behavior, and Immunity, January, 2013
By Melissa A. Rosenkranz, et al.
Psychological stress is a major provocative factor of symptoms in chronic inflammatory conditions. In recent years, interest in addressing stress responsivity through meditation training in health-related domains has increased astoundingly, despite a paucity of evidence that reported benefits are specific to meditation practice.
We designed the present study to rigorously compare an 8-week Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) intervention to a well-matched active control intervention, the Health Enhancement Program (HEP) in ability to reduce psychological stress and experimentally-induced inflammation.
The Trier Social Stress Test (TSST) was used to induce psychological stress and inflammation was produced using topical application of capsaicin cream to forearm skin. Immune and endocrine measures of inflammation and stress were collected both before and after MBSR training.
Results show
those randomized to MBSR and HEP training had comparable post-training stress-evoked cortisol responses, as well as equivalent reductions in self-reported psychological distress and physical symptoms.
However, MBSR training resulted in a significantly smaller post-stress inflammatory response compared to HEP, despite equivalent levels of stress hormones.
These results suggest behavioral interventions designed to reduce emotional reactivity may be of therapeutic benefit in chronic inflammatory conditions. Moreover, mindfulness practice, in particular, may be more efficacious in symptom relief than the well-being promoting activities cultivated in the HEP program.
Source: Brain, Behavior, and Immunity, January, 2013. By Melissa A. Rosenkranz, Richard J. Davidson, Donal G. MacCoon, John F. Sheridan, Ned H. Kalin, Antoine Lutz. Waisman Laboratory for Brain Imaging & Behavior and Center for Investigating Healthy Minds, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1500 Highland Avenue, Madison, WI 53705, United States; Laboratory for Affective Neuroscience, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1202 W. Johnson St., Madison, WI 53706, United States; Department of Psychiatry, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 6001 Research Park Boulevard, Madison, WI 53719, United States; Department of Oral Biology and Department of Molecular Virology, Immunology and Medical Genetics, Ohio State University, 305 W. 12th Ave., Columbus, Ohio 43210, United States.


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When it comes to being happy, successful and fulfilled, what's better, a better life or a worse life? Assuming you shouted, "Better!" I can now tell you how to achieve that better life: Exercise!
There's a popular AT&T commercial where a man asks a group of children, "When it comes to being better, what's better, being better or worse?" The children shout, "Better!" And after some comical banter between the children and the man, the commercial ends with: "It's not complicated. Better is better."
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Assuming you shouted, "Better!" I can now tell you how to achieve that better life: Exercise!
Before you roll your eyes and stop reading, let me explain. If you exercise and get in better shape, your life will almost certainly improve. And in more ways than you think.
I'm not just talking about being better physically. But let's start there. It's common knowledge that people who exercise tend to have lower blood pressure, lower resting heart rates and lower cholesterol. They are less likely to get heart disease, have strokes, heart attacks and most forms of cancer. They even tend to get fewer colds, infections and stomach viruses, and are less likely to call out sick from work or school. And, because physically fit people are more in tune with their bodies, when something is wrong physically, they are more likely to discover the problem early on and deal with it before it becomes a bigger problem.
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Wealth: Studies show that people who workout are more likely to have higher paying jobs, with better benefits. They report more job satisfaction, tend to be promoted more quickly and tend to have more money in savings.
Happiness: Those who are fit physically are also more stable emotionally and more grounded spiritually. Did you know that in many studies exercise is just as effective or even more so than medication in treating some forms of depression? And that suicide is much less likely for people who have a healthy body fat percentage?
Love: Active people are more likely to be in satisfying relationships than unfit people. Studies show that even divorce rates are lower for people who exercise regularly.
Sex: Those who are fit report more sexual satisfaction and are less likely to need medications for sexual arousal.
Beauty: People who exercise not only have less fat and more muscle tone; they also tend to have better hair, skin and nails.
Want more? Studies show fit people sleep better. They eat better. And they even have more friends.
Now, I'm not saying that everyone who starts exercising after years of inactivity will suddenly be rich, successful and will meet the person of his or her dreams.
But if you go from being unfit to fit, you give yourself a chance at better life, in more ways than one.
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This book addresses the question of what world history looks like when the family is at the center of the story. People have always lived in families, but what that means has varied dramatically over time and across cultures. The family is not a "natural" phenomenon - it has a history. Maynes and Waltner chart this history over the course of 10,000 years, across the globe, drawing on telling examples and rich sources.
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The Associated Press headlines "U.S. Fails to Sway Allies on Iraq" , referring to today's 11 to 4 vote in the U.N. Security Council to allow more time for weapons inspections in Iraq. The AP notes that "neither the largely negative reports from weapons inspectors this week nor Bush's address altered the positions of some of America's key allies, including France." Putting aside for the moment the absurd claim that France is a "key ally" of the United States–to be a key ally, it is at a minimum necessary to imagine a situation in which a country could be useful–this story is typical of conventional reporting in that it portrays countries like France, Russia, Syria, Cameroon etc. as objective judges of American foreign policy, occupying a higher plane than America and acting on purer motives, waiting patiently to be "swayed" by our still-inadequate arguments. The conventional media never breathe a hint of the truth, which is that countries like France and Germany are cowards. They would be delighted if the United States liberates Iraq; truth be told, they would be greatly relieved if we exterminated all Muslims, especially the ones living within their countries, of whom they live in a state of constant fear. The only reason why countries like France pretend that they are not yet convinced by the power of our arguments is that they are hoping to deflect Islamic terrorism away from themselves onto us and our real allies. They are, in short, cowards, motivated by the most craven sort of self-interest, calculating that in the end we will do what is right without exposing them to Islamofascist revenge. It is sickening to see our own media accord them a position of moral superiority.
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For Isabelle Beuttell Dayton, painting is an act of faith in the visual world. Painting affirms the primacy and splendor of the here and now. Light bathes the world with sensual and psychological immediacy.
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The mod places a high priority on making all of the existing spells viable choices, while keeping an eye on balance issues. Now, Magic Missile won't be the only first-level arcane spell you'll want to memorize! To help achieve this goal, portions of the old spell system that were consistently underpowered, like healing spells and summons, have been vastly improved so that they are competitive options once more. In addition, SR takes the stance that low-level spells should not become completely inffective once characters reach higher levels, and adds scaling features to many spells.
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Favini Leads and Montefusco shines on Day three in NeustadtTwo more races were sailed today for the Melges 24 European Championship at Rolex Baltic Week in Neustadt, Germany. Five of the possible twelve races have now been completed and tonight Switzerlands Flavio Favini continues to lead the regatta by eight points having scored a fifth and a tenth.
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Great start for FaviniThe Louis Vuitton Cup in Valencia couldn't have started better for the Italian Mascalzone Latino-Capitalia Team. Flavio Favini, helmsman of the Italian boat and member of the Lugano Yacht Club, achieved a successful start of the Louis Vuitton Cup winning the two first flights
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Led by Commodore Jason Suitor, the Youngstown Yacht Club has begun its 82nd year of operations in 2013. Located at 491 Water St., in the Village of Youngstown, the club is open to boaters and non- boaters alike.
The club features an upscale restaurant on its grounds along with a full racing schedule, a very active cruising group of both sail and powerboats, and an active social agenda. Younger members can participate in a quality junior sailing program with courses designed to meet the needs of both beginner and advanced junior sailors. Depending on the ability and interest of the junior sailors, they can participate in courses from only a week to several weeks in duration. To participate in junior sailing, students need not be club members.
Those interested in club membership or junior sailing should contact the club office at 745-7230, ext. 10.
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Just thought i'd let you guys know, i'm working on ipv6 support for the T3D (and T2D) networking.
Current progress is available at https://github.com/jamesu/Torque3D/tree/ipv6_support . For the master server, i'm just modifying PBMS (since the GG one seems to have been lost in torqueland), available at https://github.com/jamesu/PushButton-Ma ... 6_support/
What currently works:
- Connecting to ipv4 addresses (yes, this is backwards compatible)
- Connecting to ipv6 addresses
- Browsing for ipv6 servers on a LAN
- Working with ipv6 TCP sockets
What I'm currently working on:
- Reworking the master server protocol to return ipv6 addresses (hopefully in a backwards compatible fashion)
- Testing everything
What I might be working on:
- Improving the master server protocol to prevent obvious flood attacks
For testing, if you don't have an IPV6 ISP you can just setup a local IPV6 network (e.g. using 2012::1, 2012::2, etc). Currently it is only known to work on windows as I haven't tested elsewhere yet.