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Ahh, campus life! There's so much to do and so little time to worry about winter fashion. We've solved that problem for you with our superb college jumpsuits. Now, you can pick out one piece of apparel that features your school colors and logo. You don't have to worry about pants, shirts, dresses, or any of that nonsense. Just grab your onesie, one of our college fanny packs, and go. The ribbed cuffs on the sleeves and legs keep out the cold and the overall comfortable fit makes this a great onesie for all kinds of outdoor adventures.
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These college jumpsuits are designed with contrasting patch pockets and cuffs so you can celebrate your team's primary and secondary colors on the same outfit. Everyone will notice the prominent logo at the hip—especially if you pose at an angle to give them a good look. You can put the hood up if you want to go incognito, but there will be no hiding the fact that you're a fan of your school's sports team!
Grab your fansuit today, because you don't want to miss out on football season. These jumpsuits for women are ideal for frosty days in the stands. Those stadium seats aren't exactly toasty, and you'll appreciate having an extra layer of fleece between you and the cold, hard plastic. These onesies will help keep you warm during tailgate events and post-game parties. They're also great to simply wear around campus during chilly weather. They help cut the wind chill as you walk across the quad. New students will stop you to ask for directions (assuming rightly that you are someone in the know) and seniors will nod their approval at your phenomenal taste in campus gear.
Can you layer these college jumpsuits? Of course. If you'll be going from cool weather into a warm building and want to be able to control your own temperature, wear the college jumpsuit over a long-sleeved tee or one of our college sweaters for men online. You can unzip to the waist and tie the onesie's arms around you in a nice cozy hug. If you're headed to an ugly Christmas sweater party, you can put the college jumpsuit on over jeans and a Tipsy Elves holiday sweater.
Ladies, you can opt for a big reveal by wearing this relaxed-fit jumpsuit over a short dress or a long womens college sweaters for sale. You can hang out with pals at the local burger joint for dinner and then hit the clubs for a night of dancing with your BFFs by slipping out of the college jumpsuit and showing some skin. Of course, finding the right shoes to make that transition from day to evening might be a bit tricky…


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First things first, Pebble Time is not only a 'smartwatch'. It is the watch that you've always wanted since you were a kid with a passion for everything with buttons an IC and an LCD. It is the wearable that you dreamt will allow you someday to control everything from your wrist. So, until that day came, you settled for the Casio calculator watch (close enough).
If you didn't mind wearing that when you were a kid (or even now?) the Pebble Time is perfect for you. Why? Because, in my opinion, it is every maker's watch. We had to have one not because of how it looks or the features it offered. We had to have it because we wanted to 'tinker' with it. Now, with that said, here are my thoughts of the Pebble Time after wearing it for 4 days so far. This is not a traditional review, there is no conclusion, I'm just laying out my observations of the device and personal experience using it.
Package Delivery – Excitement
I rushed to the post office to get my long awaited Pebble. What I received was this.
- The packaging is nice and simple
- Worried that the inside might be damaged
- Pebble Time
- USB Charging Cable
- Manuals
After you turn on the Pebble for the first time and connect it to your mobile device, a firmware upgrade is downloaded and installed immediately.
Once the upgrade is complete, the default watch-face Tic Toc will show. The Pebble time's battery comes charged up to 40% from factory.
Day 1 – Exploration
- The Pebble has a quick startup, it takes a few seconds to boot-up
- The USB charging/data cable is 1m long (~40inches)
- The USB cable has 2 relatively strong magnets that attach to the pins at the bottom of the device
- The bluetooth pairing with the iPhone 5S was very quick (a couple of seconds)
- I charged the device to 100% at the end of the day it took ~40min from 40%
- Notifications start to get annoying quickly especially Whatsapp or other IM notifications (I had to mute a few groups I was in)
- If the firmware update is downloading or getting installed on the watch and the phone goes into sleep mode, the upgrade will halt and you have to start all over again
- Bluetooth and 3G are draining my iPhone but it's still manageable with 2 partial charges during a 24 hour span
The Store
The store is very nice and well designed, below are a few snapshots of it.
Day 2 – Habit
The watch became an interesting addition to my daily workflow. I no longer had the urge to touch my phone unless I wanted to see the details of a notification or address an email or a call. My phone was 'silent' all day long and I had no need to put it in any other mode.
- Battery is at 90% at the end of the second day
- Accepting or Rejecting calls from the watch is a nice feature
- Do Not Disturb mode for notifications is a great feature, I have it configured from 12:00AM to 7:00AM
- Timeline is very nice if you have all your events stored in your calendar, otherwise it's pointless
- The e-ink screen is good for outdoor conditions
- My arm hair is a nuisance when you try to press the buttons on the watch
- Notifications take a while to get dismissed from the main screen
- e-ink is great outdoor or indoor with proper lighting. In the dark the backlight is a little bit dim
Day 3 – So far so good
- Battery is at 80% at the end of the third day
- Getting high urges to start designing my own watchface and a few applications ideas are starting to take shape
- I'm worried that the Kickstarter engraving will fade away from water or sweat
- The water is water resistant but I'm not sure it is water proof
Day 4 – Let's get technical
- Battery is at 60%
- The new Pebble Time SDK is great!
- The development environment is really nice (tested it on OS X – quite seamless to setup), the emulators are good enough and the development process is easy to kickstart
- The tutorials are very well written, as a recommendation you can start with the Watchface tutorial
- The libraries provide 'enough' but for hardcore developers who want more control of the hardware they're pretty limited
- Not really a big fan of CloudPebble although it clears the barriers of entry for new developers. Although to be fair, I haven't use it yet…
Light Binary (Binary Watchface) : Link
1TTMM (Simplistic Design) : Link
DIGITTM : Link
If you share my love for simplistic designs TTMM have designed a great collection of watchfaces, have a look.
Great projects to be on the lookout for
There's a great project on Kickstarter 'Deus Ex Aria' that promises a strap for Pebble Time (among other smartwatches) that will recognize finger gestures from the wrist and map them to specific functions on the watch. As usual, the videos and campaign over promise sometimes, but that's the risk early adopters take to stay on the edge.. No?

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Le Marais, Paris
50 m2
Bar & Restaurant
Shop Share
The west side of the Marais is dominated by the Centre Pompidou and the Musée des Archives. These big institutions stimulate the whole neighbourhood with ideas. Bring your own concept to this cultural and touristic hotspot, where independent brands are known to thrive.
This space is accessible via glass doors at the front, which open into a long and bright main ground floor room. The décor is light with wooden flooring and white walls and there's a second room behind a sliding partition door at the back. Use this as a dressing room, for retailing or as separate office space.
Rue Rambuteau and Rue du Temple are the two busy main roads that feed this quieter side street. Galleries, cafes and restaurants fill up the surrounding area. Here you'll be a short walk from popular restaurant Baffo, Nolita Pizza and trendy concept store Boutique (homme).
Use marketing and signage to make sure passers-by know about your idea – and that you're open for business.
the office at the back is not included in the rental
At Appear Here we believe in the personal touch, which is why everyone gets matched to a Concierge who is there to help you find the perfect space for your idea.


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Buy with confidence! Backed by Luckoney 100% money back guarantee. 100% brand new and high quality fidget toy set.
Product Features
- Package:1 Liquid Motion Timer/1 Fidget Cube/1 Bike Chain/1 Mochi Squishy Toy(Random Color)/3 Stretchy String/2 Twisted/2 Squeeze-a-Bean Soybeans/1 Pack Slime(8 Color)/2 Mesh and Marble.
- Liquid Motion Timer:Perfect Fidget Toy For Calming The Brain Down. The Descending Bubbles And The Mix Of Two Soft Colored Bubbles Have A Soothing And Mesmerizing Effect That Will Keep Kids Entertained For Hours and Helps Improve Visual Tracking Skills. It'S Great For Kids With ADHD, Autism, Emotional Disturbances, And Any Kid Who Has A Meltdown.
- Twisted Toys:It Is Twistable Energy That Enables A Flow Of Creativity From Your Mind. Technically, It Is A Series Of 90 Degree Curves, Connected And Able To Pivot At Each Joint. Mesh And Marble Toys:Squeeze Or Slide The Marble Forth And Back, Bend It, Fold It, Squeeze The Sleeve Together And Roll The Marble Like Shaking Bell.
- Squeeze Soybean Fidget Toys: Squeeze The Bean Out Over And Over Again When You Get Stressed Or Bored And Kill Time, Especially In Dull A Meeting. Stretch String: Elastic and easy to stretch to 9 feet, You can stretch it at will, squeeze it, bend it, it can still be in good shape.
- Fidget Cube:Featuring 6 Sides For You To Rub, Roll, Spin, Press, Control And Switch,It Is Anti-Stress Cube. Flippy Chain:Smooth Rolling & Twisting Movement For Quiet & Discrete Fidgeting, Silent Fidget Toy, So That You Can Fidget In School, Work, Meetings, Church, Libraries.


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During the summer months, these beautiful moths are very prolific.
Long Branch Lake.
Pipestem Falls drops nearly 30 feet over a sandstone ledge on Pipestem Creek near the rear entrance to Pipestem Resort State Park.
Twin deer at Pipesteam park.
Fall foilage along the main road through Pipestem State Park.
Fog rising from the Bluestone River Gorge.
Top of Falls Pipestem is an unincorporated rural community, or village, along WV-20 in Summers County. Pipestem is the location of Pipestem Resort State Park, among the most popular vacation parks in West Virginia. The community is located amid an area of level land near the head of Pipestem Creek. It takes its name from a plant, so-called pipestem, that grew in the area. Pipestem is also the location of Pipestem Falls. Pipestem Knob, and its observation tower, rise to the south of the village.
Sunset from deck outside the lobby in McKeever lodge.
The enclosed cars carry you on a six minute ride of 3600 feet along some outstanding scenery to the Bluestone River Gorge below. This facility is operated seasonally, May to October 31.
The steep trail to Heritage Point, a rocky promintory overlooking the Bluestone River Gorge descends more than 500 feet. Despite the effort, the hike to the point attracts thousands of hikers annually.
Pipestem State Park is known as the home of the white tail deer.
Guided horseback rides are available year-round at Pipestem. Rides range from 1/2 hour rides to overnight trips. Hayrides and wiener roasts available for group outings.
Deer along entrance to park.


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Asics Fill the Box Design Competition
Change your footprint in a whole other way by taking part in Asics' search for the next hot shoe. Its Fill the Box design competition is seeking innovative footwear designs for future production. The prizes aren't shabby, either: Besides getting to step out in his or her own shoe design and receiving a slew of media attention, the Grand Prix winner also gets €5,000. Two Excellence award winners will receive €500.
While this competition doesn't have an ostensibly green angle, we'd love to see eco-friendly designs make the cut. Who knows? You might redefine the way one prominent shoemaker hoofs it in the future. :: Asics Design Competition


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Need a new hairstyle this fall?
Summer is officially over and fall is back in full swing. What's next for the hair season, and where will you find inspiration? A new color and cut? Only you have the answer. For a new hairstyle to work, start with the change on the outside and you'll be sure to love it on the inside.
Important reminders before changing your hair
Don't forget to update the colors in your wardrobe. Your makeup palette should be updated as well. Murad carries a fantastic primer for all skin types that also evens out your skin tone. There are three formulas: the dewy finish, the matte finish (MY FAVE) and acne and shine control.
For a little more coverage, try Laura Mercier's tinted moisturizer. It has a ton of shades that are sure to match any color skin tone.
Hair length tips
Changing your hair length can lend itself to great new shapes and silhouettes. For fall and winter, the hot and defining bob is in full swing -- curls and all! Karen Elson displays this on-trend look very well with her vibrant curly bob (right). So if you're thinking about taking the plunge with a new cut, the bob is perfect!
Karen's hair has all the makings of a classic and chic cut. It's no wonder she's a favorite muse among designers and photographers. In true classic supermodel form, Karen changes her hair often while staying ahead and creating the trends. I recently got to do Karen's hair for an event in LA at Fred Segal Salon/Phyto Haircare, and she was an absolute delight to work with. When I got the chance to ask her a couple of burning questions, I asked her who her favorite photographer was, "Meisel, of course -- we have an amazing connection."
How to get an amazing, defined curl
What you want to do first is scrunch in Phyto's Curl energizing cream. You will be amazed -- you can activate it with heat and a diffuser, or simply scrunch it in and let it air dry. It has a medium hold, but does not leave the hair crunchy at all. Your hair will feel soft to the touch! For a little more hold, use Phyto's light hold hairspray.
When choosing your new hair color, remember your skin tone will be lightening up a bit with the colder months. Try to tone down any bright blonde color in your hair. It's also the best time of the year to go red. Ask your hair stylist if they have used Majirel By L'Oreal Professionnel hair color. The line has a great selection of reds with color lastability -- since red tends to fade faster than most colors.
Color protection
After making a change, it's very important that you're using a sulphate-free shampoo such as Kerastase Chroma Captive. This is your best bet for making your hair color last the longest. A wash twice a week with this is all you need. Follow through with the Chroma Captive treatment or conditioner.
I hope this has helped you in your search of a new fall hairstyle or at least provided you with a few strands of inspiration!
More on beauty
How Ashley Greene is using beauty to empower women
Tina Fey's chic red carpet hairdo
The ultimate fall beauty guide


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North Manhattan Beach BID
Next Meeting: August 6th, 2018
( 3416 Highland Ave., Manhattan Beach, Ca. 90266)
*Agenda's & Minutes may be viewed (by clicking)
"North BID", link at top.
Animals need our help too!
Carson Cats is a cat rescue that is dedicated to rescuing cats and kittens from the 6 Los Angeles County shelters, mainly Carson Shelter located in Gardena, Ca. Over the past 9 years, Carson Cats has rescued over 11,000 animals from the Los Angeles County Shelter System which has one of the highest euthanasia rates in the country. This is a private, volunteer only organization and there is no direct affiliation with "Carson Cats" and the Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control.
The Carson Cats rescue program led to the adoptions of more than 1000 animals in 2015 from the Los Angeles County Shelter in Carson, thereby saving their lives. Carson Cats provides veterinary care, spaying and/or neutering, FIV/FeLV testing, and placement in homes.
Visit us at - www.carsoncats.com
Just 3 miles South of Los Angeles Airport (LAX), Manhattan Beach is the most upscale of the South Bay beach towns. Manhattan Beach faces the ocean with an urban beach and lots of volleyball nets, sandwiched between the surf and homes lining paved walkways for pedestrians and bicycles along the Coast.
Manhattan Beach is a very affluent beach town within commuting distance of Los Angeles and therefore it is one of the most expensive coastal towns in which to live in America, according to the most recent Fortune Magazine rankings.
A scenic 928-foot-long Manhattan Beach Pier is one of over 100 piers in California and is located at the end of Manhattan Beach Boulevard. Manhattan Beach is the home of both beach and indoor volleyball, and surfing; during the winter, the waves can get as big as 12 feet (3.7 m).
NEW - 2018 North MB BID Board Members
Chairman: James McCleary (Sea View Inn)
V P: Harry Ashikian(Salvatore's Shoe Repair)
Secretary: Janice Davenport (Pancho's Restaurant)
Peter Kim - (Sloopy's Restarunt)
Anthony Sulaiman - (Baja Sharkeez)
Megan Richardson - (Sand Spa)
Gretchen Tiernan - (Polish by the Sand - Resident)
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Yesterday we reported that one source is reporting that Governor Kathleen Blanco kept the Louisiana National Guard from assisting the New Orleans police department, leaving their force of 1,500 (less those who fled duty) to vainly attempt to restore order in the wake of last Tuesday's devastating flooding. About the the same time Louisiana state police were preventing radio repair technicians from entering the city to repair the damaged police scanner system, leaving the NOPD unable to communicate.
It's pretty hard to miss coverage of New Orleans mayor Ray Nagin's order for forced evacuations of those who remain in New Orleans - it was all over the news. Guess who has already subverted that effort? In a Fox News interview this evening Governor Blanco said Nagin might be the one to order an evacuation, but she controls the resources necessary to enforce it and she will not sign off on the decision. Reuters reports, Not all will help in forced evacuation of New Orleans.
Art Jones, a senior official with the Louisiana Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness, said state authorities, who are in command of the Louisiana State Police and National Guard, have no plans at the moment to participate in a forced evacuation.Then this evening Fox New's Major Garrett broke what may be the most damning story of the post hurricane period - The Red Cross was blocked from delivering supplies to the Superdome by Blanco's Louisiana Department of Homeland Security. Read that again... The Red Cross was prevented from getting supplies to the Superdome and the convention center.
"We personally will not force anyone out of their homes," he told reporters at a briefing
Governor Blanco's administration ensured that there was no (or minimal) state presence in New Orleans; no food, medicine, or other need supplies for hurricane victims; and that vital repairs to the city's police scanners could not be completed. All of which would lead one to only one natural conclusion:
It's all Bush's fault...


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Sometimes time bleeds together. I spend a lot of time by myself (well other than with the animals) and I kind of prefer it that way most of the time.
But sometimes, when time bleeds together, I forget that today is today and yesterday was just that. Not that that is much of a problem, but it can kind of play games with the mind at times...
Anyways, this is the second half of the previous post and as you can see by how many photos are in each, it really did need to be split up. I just couldn't edit enough. I thought that there were just too many photos that I wanted to share, or at least that I loved and felt I had to have in my post.
I especially the photo of the tree with drips of water going down it making it look like someone threw paint all over it. Isn't it amazing?
When I am outside, I feel like I am in the most wonderful museum in the world!
And of course love the mushrooms on the trees...
And did you see the one of Veda doing the puppy wiggly shake!
(you can see her ears flying like propellers!)
I love that one too!
A little story about Veda and her name:
I got her when she was 7 weeks old.
It was fate.
When I got her, she had been named Dulcinea because dolce means sweet in Italian and her eyes were so sweet! (I mean REALLY sweet! I am not kidding, I will have to find one of the few baby photos to scan sometime)
Anyway, for some reason I kept forgetting her name,
plus I sort of wanted to name her myself.
One of the names I was thinking about for her was Aga Snow, a name that I am still torn about not giving her. I ended up finding the word Veda, as in The Vedas or teachings of knowledge in the Ayurvedic Tradition.
I loved it.
I loved that she would be the embodiment of knowledge, of the universe.
She was the one and only female animal in the house, so the prefix of her name was Princess.
Princess Veda.
It rather fit.
Now she is just Veda, or Veda Lou as I call her (one of her MANY lovingly appointed nicknames) because the princess part seems more like a mindset with her than a title.
So there you have it.
Why and how Miss Veda Lou got her name.
And she is the best Veda Lou that will have ever lived!
Do you have any stories about how your animal friends got their names?


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(For Chapter 1, go here.)
Now here's a sign after my own heart:
Alas, all creative loafing would have to wait, since the 15th Annual Savannah Film Festival was beckoning with its cinematic siren song. Here, then, are the first couple of films I caught at the event.
Silver Linings Playbook — Writer-director David O. Russell, who makes decent movies when he's not being a complete jerk behind the camera (his temper tantrums with Lily Tomlin and George Clooney are well-documented, with the former skirmish captured for immortality on YouTube), follows The Fighter with this disarming seriocomedy about Pat Solitano (Bradley Cooper), a former teacher who's been released after a stint in a mental facility. Pat lost it after catching his wife Nikki (Brea Bee) in the shower with a fellow instructor, and no one's quite sure if he's really ready to be back in the real world again. His dad, Pat Sr. (Robert De Niro), suffers from OCD, resulting in a prickly relationship between the pair. Pat eventually meets someone who's apparently as off-kilter as himself: Tiffany (Jennifer Lawrence), who's had her own share of mood swings ever since the death of her husband. Adapted by Russell from Matthew Quick's novel, Silver Linings Playbook easily overcomes its familiar beats (a sports brawl, a missed appointment, a climactic competition) thanks to a real attention to character detail, a nonjudgmental approach to all the flaws plaguing the players, and a cast that works beautifully together. Chris Tucker, who's appeared in nothing but Rush Hour movies for the past 15 years, is a welcome addition as Pat's buddy from his institution days, while De Niro's late-career mugging actually works for a character who spends every moment fretting over the Philadelphia Eagles. Cooper's fine as well, although it's Lawrence who explodes off the screen. Already an Oscar nominee for Winter's Bone and a franchise star due to both The Hunger Games and X-Men: First Class, she's likewise solid gold in Silver.
Review of Flight after the jump.
Flight — Some actors, like Harrison Ford, excel at playing straightforward heroes. Others, like Brad Pitt, soar when playing protagonists with dark shadings. And then there's Denzel Washington, who's equally adept at portraying both. In Flight, director Robert Zemeckis' first film in 12 years that isn't (thank God) one of those motion-capture endeavors (see his awful A Christmas Carol adaptation starring Jim Carrey), Washington's character of "Whip" Whitaker is seen in the early going snorting a line of coke and drinking booze as if it were Gatorade. Hey, to each his own ... except for the minor fact that Whitaker is a commercial pilot, and on this particular morning he's set to commandeer a plane from Orlando to Atlanta. But Whitaker is nothing if not functional while under the influence, and when disaster strikes (in a brilliantly staged sequence), he's able to save most (but not all) of the 100-plus people on board. Yet while the media initially pegs him as a hero a la Capt. Sully Sullenberger, there's the troubling behind-the-scenes matter of a revealing toxicology report. Written by John Gatins, Flight depends almost entirely on Washington's central performance, since the movie emerges as less a drama about an airplane crash and more a character study about a man who won't admit his problems to anyone, including himself. The subplot involving Whitaker's relationship with a fellow substance abuser (Kelly Reilly) starts out well but never comes to a boil, and the scenes opposite his ex-wife (Garcelle Beauvais) and teenage son (Justin Martin) are too brief to make the necessary impact. But when Gatins stays focused on Whitaker's legal quandary, the film remains compelling, with nice turns by Don Cheadle and Bruce Greenwood as two of the only people in the pilot's corner. And then there's John Goodman as Harling Mays, a boisterous sort (he travels with his own personal theme song: The Rolling Stones' "Sympathy for the Devil") who's not only Whitaker's best friend but also his provider and enabler. The moral ramifications of such a character is completely brushed aside in order to allow Goodman to provide the requisite comic relief (which he does). Still, while Gatins pulls a punch here, he comes out swinging for the rest of the picture. So does Washington, once again performing at a dizzying altitude.
(The screening of Flight was accompanied by appearances from John Goodman, who received the festival's Outstanding Achievement in Cinema Award, and John Gatins, who was honored with its Spotlight Award.)
(The Savannah Film Festival continues through Nov. 3. Full details here.)


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Here is the thing, the answer to this question is miles away from the plans that I have been working towards. Perhaps that is what makes it someplace that I would like to live, instead of where I am aiming to end up.
Whitefish Montana
Look at this beautiful place.
With crisp autumns, cold winters, and mild springs and summers, this is a dream. Nestled between Glacier National Park and Whitefish Lake State Park this place is miles away from ordinary. Being able to look up at the endless sky would make me feel small, and yet accomplished. I have loved the time that I have spent in Montana, and this picturesque town strikes a chord with me.
Great hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, boating, and land are only matched by the solitude that can be found. They say a picture is worth a 1,000 words, so I will leave you with quite a few.
Live big, love bigger and be kind, always.


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hotspur - out NOW!
Wilson Palacios is the main feature in the August issue of hotspur.
Wilson Palacios is the main feature in the August issue of hotspur.
Our Honduran international midfielder shares his optimism for the new season with Spurs and admits that the big London derby with neighbours Arsenal was a whole new experience for a man who has seen so much in football.
"It was very emotional - the fans were incredible," he reflects. "You could tell it was a big occasion and how much it meant to the supporters."
Wilson impressed many that day and has continued to do so as our new midfield enforcer - with manager Harry Redknapp inspired enough to have compared him with the great Dave Mackay.
"There are not many players in my lifetime who will come anywhere near Mackay," says Harry. "Yet Wilson is a terrific young player, one we needed and who will only get better."
Wilson also talks openly about the murder last year of his brother Edwin following his kidnap. And he admits that he has found strength in adversity despite that anguish thanks to his family, his football - and the Spurs fans.
"In a match situation...that's all you can focus on," he says. "But I could hear the fans singing my name, they're very close to my heart. Their support has helped me through."
Harry Redknapp is again on hand to share his views with Spurs fans as he answers questions on many subjects.
Meeting his legendary predecessor Bill Nicholson is one special memory for Harry who was playing for East London Boys at the age of 11 when Bill spoke with him for the first time.
"Bill was amazing, a fantastic manager, one of the all-time greats," recalls Redknapp.
Harry looks back with relish at the great Manchester United side of the late 1950s but opts for a later Red Devil when asks what player from any era would he like to sign.
Harry goes for George Best - plus Mackay and Jimmy Greaves. What a foundation to any team!
Goalkeeper Carlo Cudicini is also anwering questions on life and football - and when asked what's the best thing about Spurs, answers: "The history of the club - a history everyone here wants to be part of.
And the craziest player he has ever played with? "Paolo Di Canio. I was with him at AC Milan - totally crazy!"
Ossie Ardiles looks back on his early days at the Lane with great affection. And he echoes the words of Danny Blanchflower.
"I believe that I was born to play for Tottenham," he tells us. "It was not only about winning but it was about doing it in style. That was also my philosophy."
Ossie talks about life back in Argentina, how the move to England came about, how he would have loved to have played alongside Gazza - and tips Aaron Lennon and Luka Modric as players with major roles to play this season.
Clive Allen is interviewed about how he was quickly up and running in season 1986-87 with an opening day hat-trick at Aston Villa. It was, of course, a special campaign for Clive who banged in an amazing 49 goals to cement his place as a Spurs legend.
"That opening day win certainly set us up as a club and it was to become the best season of my career," he recalls. " If we can start well against Liverpool this season there's no reason why the team cannot emulate some of the achievements of that 1986-87 side."
We catch up with more of our former players at the London Masters Cup where Steve Sedgley, Justin Edinburgh, Vinny Samways, Dean Austin and company were rolling back the years - but without a recognised forward were always going to struggle !
But they were delighted to come back from 3-1 down to Arsenal to draw 3-3 with Willo stabbing in a last second equaliser. Clearly the old enthusiasm is still all there.
"We're a team of defenders who didn't defend," smiled Sedge. "But we'll be back next year to put our ageing limbs through it all again!"
Darren Caskey is the subject of our 'Still Going Strong' feature as our former midfielder is tracked down coaching in non-league - and fishing!
But he stays in touch with events at the Lane and predicts: "I feel there are good times ahead for Spurs."
We also catch up with comedian and EastEnders actor Bobby Davro who recalls his first visit to the Lane as a boy with his father.
"There have been some great memories since but for me our sensational 1991 FA Cup Final triumph probably ranks as my all-time cherished Spurs moment," recalls Bobby who ended up doing the' hokey-cokey' with the trophy at the after-match party!
Celebrity hair stylist Nicky Clarke is our guest columnist and talks about he dedication of the Spurs players and the professionalism behind the scenes at Tottenham.
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Happy Thanksgiving!
It was 1621 when the Plymouth colonists and the Wampanoag Indians shared a fall harvest meal, regarded by most as the first Thanksgiving. It wasn't until 1863, however, that President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed a national Thanksgiving Day.
Those very early colonists were faced with a harsh New England winter in their first year, which brought malnutrition, illness and death. The kindness of an American Indian who spoke English, which he learned during his time as an English sea captain's captive, went a long way toward preventing more colonist deaths.
That man, Squanto, taught the colonists how to cultivate and collect food in their new homeland. He also helped them forge an alliance with the local tribe, the Wampanoag; an alliance that endured for more than 50 years.
Historians speculate that the 1621 Thanksgiving menu, shared between the settlers and their new friends, probably included fowl of some sort as well as deer and corn. With no oven and a dwindling sugar supply, cakes and pies were almost certainly not on the menu.
Despite the fact that approximately 90 percent of Thanksgiving meals now feature turkey, the wildfowl served at the first Thanksgiving meal was probably goose or duck.
As traditions have evolved, one or two lucky turkeys get pardoned by the U.S President each year, which started in the mid 20th century. Some state governors do the same for turkeys in their respective states. Over time, parades and volunteering have also became part of the U.S. Thanksgiving tradition.
However you celebrate Thanksgiving, whatever you include in your feast and whomever you invite to your table, from all of us at Bank of Tucson, we hope this Thanksgiving fills your heart, as well as your belly, and that we all reflect on the charity and friendship exemplified by that first Thanksgiving celebration.
Happy Thanksgiving.
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Photograph by Lisa Shambrook (please do not use without permission)Day Twelve: Celebration
Flood Part Eight
"I'm scared."
"I know."
"It's just got really scary, when we saw the other boat I thought we'd be safe, you know…other people…"
"I know."
"…but they weren't, they didn't want to help…they just…"
"I know, it wasn't what we expected."
"Not at all! And look at me, I'm shivering!"
"It's foggy and cold, zip up your jacket."
"And that makes me more scared; we can't see anything out there…"
"Please don't cry…"
Fog coiled around the gently rocking boat.
"Come back here darling, don't leave me!"
"I'm not, but look; I hid some of the food…chocolate?"
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KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) must investigate former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad and his sons on the wealth and shares they have accumulated over the years.
President of the Malaysian Associated Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (MAICCI) Tan Sri Dr K. Kenneth Eswaran said in a statement that if misappropriations were found, appropriate action must be taken.
Claims recently surfaced that Dr Mahathir had paid DAP advisor Lim Kit Siang RM1 billion for the Pakatan Harapan chairperson position and a few other favours.
Dr Mahathir denied the claims and Kenneth said his portrayal as a champion of the people was a far cry from the authoritarian figure he was during his tenure as the country's premier.
Kenneth also said that Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Seri Salleh Said Keruak was absolutely right to question Dr Mahathir's denial that he did not have RM1 billion.
"Dr Mahathir once said that lavish lifestyle is a proof of corruption. However, Dr Mahathir should realize that the situation under his administration was no different.
"Certain individuals in his government including family members did accumulate assets and wealth far beyond what they could afford with their salaries."
He added that Dr Mahathir was known as a shrewd and cunning politician during his tenure as prime minister.
Thus, it was irrational that he was unaware of corrupt practices during his time.
Kenneth also took a dig at Dr Mahathir's three sons, saying, "the apple doesn't fall far from the tree."
"The time has come for Dr Mahathir to come clean and explain to the rakyat on the source of wealth of his three sons, Mirzan, Tan Sri Mokhzani and Datuk Seri Mukhriz.
"It is mind-boggling that Mirzan, Mokhzani and Mukhriz could have accumulated such billions of ringgit in wealth in such a short period of time," he said.
Kenneth added that the Malaysia International Shipping Corporation Bhd's USD200 million buyout of Konsortium Perkapalan Bhd in 1998 was an example of how a bailout during Dr Mahathir's time had benefited Mirzan.


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Die vorliegende Studie untersucht die Theorie des Unendlichen in dem kurz vor 1400 verfaßten Kommentar des Lorenz von Lindores zur "Physik" des Aristoteles, der im 15. Jh. eine wichtige Rolle spielte bei der Verbreitung der Naturphilosophie Johannes Buridans und seiner Schüler. Im ersten Teil des Buches wird die Wissenschaftstheorie Lindores' in ihren Grundzügen dargestellt, danach werden seine Ausführungen zum Unendlichen und zu damit zusammenhängenden Themen (Struktur des Kontinuums, Ewigkeit der Welt) detailliert analysiert. Abschließend wird eine Bewertung dieser Theorien aus der Sicht der modernen Mathematik versucht, wobei sich bemerkenswerte Ähnlichkeiten zwischen mittelalterlichen Theorien des Unendlichen und neueren Entwicklungen in der Mathematik zeigen. Der zweite Teil bietet erstmals eine kritische Edition aller einschlägigen Quaestionen aus Lindores' Physikkommentar (Buch I, qu. 1-5, 10; Buch III, qu. 13-18; Buch VI, qu. 9-10; Buch VIII, qu. 3) auf der Basis aller sieben Handschriften des Textes.
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Die Disziplinen der Philosophie bilden die Teilbereiche, in die sie sich sowohl methodisch als auch gegenstandsbezogen gliedern läßt; sie bezeugen das Selbstverständnis dieser Wissenschaft nach Aufgabe und Vorgehensweise. Die Beiträge zum vorliegenden Band gehen auf eine Ringvorlesung zurück, die am Institut für Philosophie der Ruhr-Universität Bochum gehalten wurde. Diese hat den Studierenden zur Einführung in die Philosophie gedient und damit einem elementaren Wunsch nach einer — wenn auch nur provisorisch — wegweisenden Orientierung im Fach entsprochen. Somit werden die Teilbereiche Ästhetik, Erkenntnistheorie, Ethik, Logik, Metaphysik, Naturphilosophie, Rechts- und Staatsphilosophie, Philosophiedidaktik, Philosophische Anthropologie, Religionsphilosophie, Sprachphilosophie und Theorie der Geisteswissenschaften im vorliegenden Band vorgestellt. Der Band ist für Studenten sowie Philosophielehrer vom Interesse, ferner für alle, die sich eine historische sowie systematische Einführung in philosophisches Denken wünschen.
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La Parodia en la nueva novela hispanoamericana (1960–1985)
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La phonologie du schwa français
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Les Périphrases Verbales
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Papers from the 4th International Conference on English Historical Linguistics, Amsterdam, April 10–13, 1985
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Papers from the Fifth International Conference on Historical Linguistics, Galway, April 6–10 1981
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New The Legend of Heroes: Sen no Kiseki Screenshots have been released
Is Trails in the Sky still the only one to be localized? This looks like it may actually be a playable turn-based RPG, this gen (something EXTREMELY rare). But, I don't want to start a series if there's only one game localized.


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|Volume 10 Number 2, Summer 1999
|In This Issue:
Victoria Technology Center Opens
Main Library Childrens Room Reopens
Library on the airwaves at new time
Another Round of Round Tables
Copy Cards Eliminate Fumbling for Change
Prudential comes through for children . . . again!
Branch Libraries continue Saturday programs for children
Opening Reception for Hispanic Heritage
Restaurant Secrets Cookbook on Sale
Annual Giving Campaign response
Gourmet Gala a tasteful success
Madison Branch reopens
The Library held an open house on March 31 to show case the newly renovated Madison storefront Branch Library. It now has a new facade, a redecorated interior, a new circulation desk, a remodeled lavatory, improved security, and new technology.
With funds from the Newark Public Schools, notes Wilma Grey, Assistant Director for Community Library Services, we also were able to upgrade the book collection.
For more information about the collections, programs, and services of the new Madison Branch, the public is invited to visit the facility (790 Clinton Avenue) or call 733-8090.
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Scottish Third Sector Organisations Offered Property Lifeline
Triodos launches co-lending product with Social Investment Scotland
15-11-2010 | Charities, voluntary organisations and social enterprises in Scotland are being offered a property lifeline by way of a new one-stop, full value loan package from Triodos Bank in partnership with Social Investment Scotland (SIS).
SIS and Triodos have teamed up to offer Scottish third sector organisations looking to purchase freehold or long leasehold property the chance to borrow up to 95 per cent - and in some cases even 100 per cent - of the value of a property, opening the door for more of the third sector to realise property ownership. Triodos will lend up to 70 per cent of the value of the property and SIS will fund the remaining up to 30 per cent.
There are currently around 45,000 third sector organisations in Scotland and 3,000 social enterprises. Together, they add more than £4.5billion to the Scottish economy every year, similar to that derived from tourism.*
Many organisations do not have the equity needed to purchase their own property and in the current market there is a real opportunity for them to do so. By initially making available up to £5million, the Triodos/SIS loan product will provide the Scottish third sector with crucial access to finance it might not otherwise be able to obtain.
Craig Campbell, chief executive at SIS Scotland, said: "We are pleased to offer the third sector in Scotland a new resource that will enable them to buy their own property. We hear regularly how difficult it is for organisations to find finance to enable expansion plans, and we hope that this will help them realise their ambitions for growth."
David Cousland, regional manager for Scotland at Triodos Bank, added: "This new package has been specially put together based on a growing need and interest from some third sector organisations to purchase their own properties. It comes at a time when, like elsewhere in the UK, these organisations are experiencing a tough time financially, and this will provide them with access to finance they might not otherwise get. We hope this package helps create a platform for growth of Scotland's third sector."
Applicants to the scheme will benefit from access to just one valuer and one set of solicitors. The process has been developed to be as streamlined and as efficient as possible.
The new loan package represents a new formal relationship between the two social finance specialists, although they have previously worked together - via the Social Investment Fund - to help organisations such as the WASPS Trust which provides affordable workspace for artists at 17 centres throughout Scotland,
Scottish third sector organisations interested in finding out more about the new loan package should email firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
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* Figures from SCVO http://www.scvo.org.uk/about-the-sector/sector-stats/
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Data Announcement 83-MGG-13
Multichannel seismic reflection data profiles for the area across the Nankai Trough south of Shikoku Island, Japan. The Japan Oceanographic Data Center, in cooperation with the Ocean Research Institute of the University of Tokyo and Japan Petroleum Exploration Company (JAPEX), has provided these data to the National Geophysical Data Center (now the National Centers for Environmental Information)for public dissemination.
These data were obtained in December 1980 as part of the Japanese International Phase of Ocean Drilling (IPOD) activities to help select appropriate drilling sites in the Nankai Trough.* The data were collected aboard the M/V KAIYO-Maru using 20 airguns (total volume of 2,090 cubic inches) fired simultaneously. The airguns were towed 55 m behind the ship's antenna and 10 m below the sea surface and were operated at a pressure of 2,000 psi. The array of airguns were fired once every 50 m (approximately 16 sec). The reflection signals were received by a 32-group hydrophone array 2.4 km long and were then recorded on a 48- channel recorder and a single-channel analog recorder.
The digital tapes obtained were processed to include demultiplex with recording gain removal: common reflection point gather; digital automatic gain control; pre-NOM deconvolution with prediction distance of 4 msec, autocorrelation gate of 2 sec, and operation length of 120 msec; stacking velocity analysis at every 5 km; normal moveout correction (NMO) and 24-fold stacking; predictive deconvolution with predictive distance of 4 msec, autocorrelation gate of 3 sec, and operation length of 320 msec. The seismic profile data are available either as hard copies or on magnetic tape.
* Multi-Channel Seismic Reflection Data Across Nankai Trough, POD- Japan Basic Data Series, No. 4, Ocean Research Institute, University of Tokyo, February 1982.


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Node.js environment and already has all of
npm's 400,000 packages pre-installed, including
ndarray with all
npm packages installed. Try it out:
require() any package directly from npm
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Modular multidimensional arrays for JavaScript.
ndarrays provide higher dimensional views of 1D arrays. For example, here is how you can turn a length 4 typed array into an nd-array:
var mat = ndarray(new Float64Array([1, 0, 0, 1]), [2,2])
// mat = 1 0
// 0 1
Once you have an nd-array you can access elements using
.set and
.get. For example, here is an implementation of Conway's game of life using ndarrays:
function stepLife(next_state, cur_state) {
//Get array shape
var nx = cur_state.shape[0],
ny = cur_state.shape[1]
//Loop over all cells
for(var i=1; i<nx-1; ++i) {
for(var j=1; j<ny-1; ++j) {
//Count neighbors
var n = 0
for(var dx=-1; dx<=1; ++dx) {
for(var dy=-1; dy<=1; ++dy) {
if(dx === 0 && dy === 0) {
n += cur_state.get(i+dx, j+dy)
//Update state according to rule
if(n === 3 || n === 3 + cur_state.get(i,j)) {
} else {
You can also pull out views of ndarrays without copying the underlying elements. Here is an example showing how to update part of a subarray:
var x = ndarray(new Float32Array(25), [5, 5])
var y = x.hi(4,4).lo(1,1)
for(var i=0; i<y.shape[0]; ++i) {
for(var j=0; j<y.shape[1]; ++j) {
// x = 0 0 0 0 0
// 0 1 1 1 0
// 0 1 1 1 0
// 0 1 1 1 0
// 0 0 0 0 0
ndarrays can be transposed, flipped, sheared and sliced in constant time per operation. They are useful for representing images, audio, volume graphics, matrices, strings and much more. They work both in node.js and with browserify.
Install the library using npm:
npm install ndarray
You can also use ndarrays in a browser with any tool that follows the CommonJS/node module conventions. The most direct way to do this is to use browserify. If you want live-reloading for faster debugging, check out beefy.
Once you have ndarray installed, you can use it in your project as follows:
var ndarray = require("ndarray")
ndarray(data[, shape, stride, offset])
The default
module.exports method is the constructor for ndarrays. It creates an n-dimensional array view wrapping an underlying storage type
data is a 1D array storage. It is either an instance of
Array, a typed array, or an object that implements
get(), set(), .length
shape is the shape of the view (Default:
stride is the resulting stride of the new array. (Default: row major)
offset is the offset to start the view (Default:
Returns an n-dimensional array view of the buffer
The central concept in
ndarray is the idea of a view. The way these work is very similar to SciPy's array slices. Views are affine projections to 1D storage types. To better understand what this means, let's first look at the properties of the view object. It has exactly 4 variables:
array.data - The underlying 1D storage for the multidimensional array
array.shape - The shape of the typed array
array.stride - The layout of the typed array in memory
array.offset - The starting offset of the array in memory
Keeping a separate stride means that we can use the same data structure to support both row major and column major storage
To access elements of the array, you can use the
set/get methods:
Retrieves element
i,j,... from the array. In psuedocode, this is implemented as follows:
function get(i,j,...) {
return this.data[this.offset + this.stride[0] * i + this.stride[1] * j + ... ]
Sets element
i,j,... to
v. Again, in psuedocode this works like this:
function set(i,j,...,v) {
return this.data[this.offset + this.stride[0] * i + this.stride[1] * j + ... ] = v
array.index(i,j, ...)
Retrieves the index of the cell in the underlying ndarray. In JS,
function index(i,j, ...) {
return this.offset + this.stride[0] * i + this.stride[1] * j + ...
The following properties are created using Object.defineProperty and do not take up any physical memory. They can be useful in calculations involving ndarrays
Returns a string representing the undelying data type of the ndarray. Excluding generic data stores these types are compatible with
typedarray-pool. This is mapped according to the following rules:
|Data type
Generic arrays access elements of the underlying 1D store using get()/set() instead of array accessors.
Returns the size of the array in logical elements.
Returns the order of the stride of the array, sorted in ascending length. The first element is the first index of the shortest stride and the last is the index the longest stride.
Returns the dimension of the array.
Given a view, we can change the indexing by shifting, truncating or permuting the strides. This lets us perform operations like array reversals or matrix transpose in constant time (well, technically
O(shape.length), but since shape.length is typically less than 4, it might as well be). To make life simpler, the following interfaces are exposed:
This creates a shifted view of the array. Think of it as taking the upper left corner of the image and dragging it inward by an amount equal to
This does the dual of
array.lo(). Instead of shifting from the top-left, it truncates from the bottom-right of the array, returning a smaller array object. Using
hi and
lo in combination lets you select ranges in the middle of an array.
hi and
lo do not commute. In general:
a.hi(3,3).lo(3,3) != a.lo(3,3).hi(3,3)
Changes the stride length by rescaling. Negative indices flip axes. For example, here is how you create a reversed view of a 1D array:
var reversed = a.step(-1)
You can also change the step size to be greater than 1 if you like, letting you skip entries of a list. For example, here is how to split an array into even and odd components:
var evens = a.step(2)
var odds = a.lo(1).step(2)
array.transpose(p0, p1, ...)
Finally, for higher dimensional arrays you can transpose the indices in place. This has the effect of permuting the shape and stride values. For example, in a 2D array you can calculate the matrix transpose by:
M.transpose(1, 0)
Or if you have a 3D volume image, you can shift the axes using more generic transformations:
volume.transpose(2, 0, 1)
array.pick(p0, p1, ...)
You can also pull out a subarray from an ndarray by fixing a particular axis. The way this works is you specify the direction you are picking by giving a list of values. For example, if you have an image stored as an nxmx3 array you can pull out the channel as follows:
var red = image.pick(null, null, 0)
var green = image.pick(null, null, 1)
var blue = image.pick(null, null, 2)
As the above example illustrates, passing a negative or non-numeric value to a coordinate in pick skips that index.
For more discussion about ndarrays, here are some talks, tutorials and articles about them:
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Author Notes: I came up with this recipe when I was looking for a side dish to go with my first attempt at chicken mole. The cabbage makes it a sturdy dish, but it's light and flavorful-- a great way to offset an otherwise heavy meal. The recipe doubles or triples easily to feed a crowd. Sunflower seeds or pinenuts can substitute in for the pumpkin seeds, and if I have them on hand, I'll add in some golden raisins, chopped chives, or some fresh cilantro leaves. —vvvanessa
Serves: 6-8 as a side dish
pound red cabbage (one small head, cored), very thinly sliced
tablespoons neutral oil, like canola
teaspoon dried cumin seeds
teaspoon kosher salt
teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
teaspoon granulated sugar
juice of one lime, about 2 teaspoons
cup roasted, shelled, unsalted pumpkin seeds
- Place the cabbage in a large serving bowl.
- Heat the oil over medium-high in a small, heavy-bottomed pan. When the oil is hot, lower the heat to medium, carefully add the cumin seed, and infuse the oil, for about a minute. Take care not to let the seeds or oil burn, which can happen quickly.
- Carefully pour the oil and cumin seeds over the cabbage-- a little splattering might occur. Toss everything together.
- Add the rest of the ingredients, and toss to combine thoroughly. Serve at room temperature.
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