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Hair Clip AMBUSHDKK 3.999,00 ~EUR 537,00 Buy
Gold and silver hairclip features engraved Ambush logo at front.
Specifications - Material: 100% Brass. Made in Japan.
Wet suit surf shorts in light and dark blue. Pink 'Ambush' branding and white collection print.
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Wet suit surf shorts in black. Red 'Ambush' branding and white collection print.
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Cell Ultra Beams
The shoe is collaboration between Puma and Japanese retailer Beams. With its chunky appearance features ripstop upper with leather and suede overlays in black. Comfortable cushioning with blue details. Round laces and several details in purple allover. Rubberised patch on the side and Cell logo embroidered on the heel. Puma rubber logo patch on tongue.
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Remote Places To Stay
A beautiful guide to the world's most remote, peaceful and luxurious hotels, from all corners of the earth. In a time of distraction and fragmentation, people need to put some distance between themselves and the modern-day world in order to get back to the roots of their essence. Remote Places to Stay offers the intrepid, dissatisfied soul with 22 places "away from this world," where you can 'switch off' completely. Many of these places are hard to get to, some only by foot, others only by train, boat or bush planes. But all of them have one factor in common: they offer you space for yourself. From the luxurious to the basic, from the Arctic north to desert landscapes in Africa, from an elegant refuge in the Himalayas to an abandoned village in Italy - leave your daily life behind you, at least for a while.
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Porsche 911
Porsche 911: The Ultimate Sportscar as Cultural Icon explains how this German car became a global phenomenon and a symbol of aspiration, freedom, and the appetite for perfection, and even more, why, around the world, the 911 continues to fascinate gentlemen, ladies, and rogue drivers. In this book, Ulf Poschardt sends Porsche drivers to the shrink and concludes that a little narcissim can be a healthy thing; he then takes them on an engaging journey through the checkered history that defines their pride and joy. Not everyone can, nor indeed should, drive a Porsche, but Porsche 911: The Ultimate Sportscar as Cultural Icon lays bare the raw driving force behind the 911 for anyone intrepid enough to discover.
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Adidas x 032c
Collaboration between Adidas and 032c brings chunky shoe in creamy and greyish tones with rubber heel with 032c logo in red. The shoe features Stabilising Torsion System, lace closure and tongue from the outside.
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Delicious Places
Dive into a new wave of food culture that celebrates daring concepts, inventive locations, and a fresh take on sustainable, hyper-local cuisine. Delicious Places invites you to delve into this new frontier of global gastronomy. Tantalize your taste buds, expand your horizons, and get ready for the future of food.
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Issue 37
In 032c Issue #37, they publish BLACK HOLE CATALOG, a 40-page dossier by INTERIORS AGENCY that offers survival strategies and coping mechanisms for life in THE NEW INTERIOR: the crisis-ridden planetary environment we inhabit today. Dior's leading man KIM JONES leads photographer JACKIE NICKERSON and writer JACK SELF on a tour of his new ultra-brutalist digs in London – and flaunts his collector chops. A TRIP TO JAMAICA takes us into the inner world of the pope of dub, LEE "SCRATCH" PERRY. Inside his New York studio, artist TOM SACHS sips (and spills) tea with Uniqlo's JOHN C JAY. India's prize-winning modernist BALKRISHNA DOSHI rejects private property, and architects stunning public housing and institutions instead. Tokyo's perennially rebellious JUN TAKAHASHI finds authenticity in pop culture for UNDERCOVER. Painter THOMAS SCHEIBITZ faces off with Picasso in Berlin.Meanwhile, PIERRE-ANGE CARLOTTI directs a trilogy of Parisian stories across the city's design ateliers and hôtel particuliers, chronicling a season in fashion through the eyes of leading ladies ANJA RUBIK, SHAY, KEMBRA PFAHLER, MICHÈLE LAMY, and LAETITIA CASTA.PLUS: Société de 032c presents WORKING AND NOT WORKING with musician Blood Orange and OAMC creative director Luke Meier, Los Angeles legend Eva Chow, the boys of the Berlin skate hub Civilist, London's radical curator Stefan Kalmár, the Moscow concept retailer Olga Karput, GQ editor-in-chief Will Welch, touring R&B crooner Miguel, Brooklyn bricoleur Nicole McLaughlin, and philosopher of horror Eugene Thacker. And finally, we dive into our favorite books of the season for BERLIN REVIEW.Specifications - Softcover.Please note: covers will be shipped out randomly.mask
Issue 34
Kinfolk Magazine
Intimacy is what distinguishes those who are dear to us from those who are simply near. This issue of Kinfolk explores the balance between our contradictory cravings for both secure and stable relationships and the freedom to follow our hearts, our sexual desires, and our need to be whole without the help of another. We take psychotherapist Esther Perel as our lodestar. It's a role she's played for the clients at her New York practice and for millions of others through her books and the podcast Where Should We Begin, which offers the chance to listen in on anonymous couples during therapy sessions. Perel's approach has always been to challenge the fundamental contradictions in how we think about romantic intimacy: Is it really feasible to expect one person to fulfill our every need—for the rest of our life?
In Issue Thirty-Four, we experience the thrill of people and places spilling their secrets. Amaryllis Fox—an ex-CIA spy who spent her 20s negotiating in some of the world's most dangerous conflict zones—cracks open the mysteries of the Clandestine Service, and what they've taught her about peace. We also present the result of our own months-long international operation: To gain access to an art deco royal palace in Gujurat, India. As the nights close in, our contributors look beyond this world and into other more mysterious ones: They mull over the popularity of horoscopes and what to eat at funerals. Elsewhere, a photo essay by Gustav Almestål explores the solitary indulgence of comfort foods, so tied to our most intimate of spaces—our homes—and so appealing during break ups.
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Fiery red metal, cool to the touch. Luminous berries atop darkened leaves. COPPER is an olfactive interrogation of perceived differences and their harmonious alignment.
A blend of distinct olfactive components: vivid pinks positioned against deep greens. Bright contrasts reveal new clarity. Ingredients found across the globe find unity in a single scent.
Fresh galbanum harvested atop the Iranian mountains; luminous peppercorns picked in Peru; rhizomes of spicy Madagascan ginger distilled into oil.
Chemically synthesized metals underscore natural notes. Artificial amber, natural vanilla and Ethiopian myrrh engrave sensuality beneath.
Like rust corroding a golden sheen, with time COPPER evolves on the skin.
Encased within a copper vessel, organically formed and industrially made, COPPER transforms contradictions into compatibility. The subversive spirit of Comme des Garçons explored through scent.
Notes: galbanum, peppercorns, ginger, myrrh, metallic notes and amber.
Specifications - 100ml. Eau de Parfum.
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Reine de Nuit
ByredoWhen the last rays of sun have gone, the most intense fragrance is diffused. Jasmine, lily and rose: many flowers in a powerful sillage unveil their mysteries once night falls. Inspired by those hours impregnated with floral particles, the Night Veils collection by BYREDO offers a new perfume ritual.Top: Blackcurrant, Saffron
Heart: Incense, Rose
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ByredoWhen the last rays of sun have gone, the most intense fragrance is diffused. Jasmine, lily and rose: many flowers in a powerful sillage unveil their mysteries once night falls. Inspired by those hours impregnated with floral particles, the Night Veils collection by BYREDO offers a new perfume ritual.Top: Plum, Gardenia
Heart: Carnation, Indian Tuberose
Base: Rosewood, Honey AccordSpecifications - 50 ml. Extrait de parfum.Please note: Perfumes are only shipped to EU.mask
ByredoAn essential ally of any equestrian, the passionate saddler brings horse and rider together as one. Distinguished, sombre, smoky, a truly unbridled concentration of leather.Top: Cashmeran, Black Tea
Heart: Leather Accord, Tobacco Leaves
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ByredoRose of No Man's Land is the nickname given by soldiers to the nurses who saved thousands of lives during WWI. The scent is tribute to selflessness and compassion. Travel sized product.Top: Pink Pepper, Turkish Rose Petals
Heart: Raspberry Blossom, Turkish Rose Absolute
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ByredoRose of No Man's Land is the nickname given by soldiers to the nurses who saved thousands of lives during WWI. The scent is tribute to selflessness and compassion.Top: Pink Pepper, Turkish Rose Petals
Heart: Raspberry Blossom, Turkish Rose Absolute
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THE L.A. Cookbook
From Boyle Heights to Malibu, Los Angeles is the most exciting food city in the United States. These 100 recipes from L.A.'s best chefs transport the California Dream to your table.
Blessed by the abundance of sun, sea, and fertile agricultural land; vibrant Asian, Latin American, Middle Eastern, and European communities; and talent in up-and-coming mavericks, celebrity chefs, and bold restaurateurs redefining hospitality, Los Angeles is having an unprecedented food moment.
Alison Clare Steingold has collected and curated 100 recipes from the most talked-about kitchens in town, many shared for the very first time. From local favorites to celebrity hot spots, Los Angeles dining culture combines respect for ingredients, relaxed yet confident technique, and a flair for showmanship that can only come from next door to Hollywood. From cocktails and pantry staples through homemade pizza dough and desserts, The L.A. Cookbook presents the drinks and dishes Angelenos love most, brilliantly adapted for the home.
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The Supercourt distills 40 years of adidas tennis style. This version of the classic low-profile shoes has perforated 3-Stripes on a crisp leather upper. Decorative stitching and overlays add texture and depth for a multilayered look. The shoe features lace closure.
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Pants in light brown featuring a beige stripe down each side, side pockets and back pockets with buttons. Creases on front and back and zipper, button and hook closure.
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Wide shirt featuring all-over graphic palm tree print, velour collar and velour details on sleeves and back. Chest pocket and mesh detail on back.
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Reversible crewneck sweatshirt in black. Ribbed neck, hem and cuffs. Features printed KAR logo at front. On reversible side it features "L'Art de L'Automobile" printed in yellow on front and graphic car print on back in yellow, red and green.
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Instapump Fury Boost
ReebokLegendary running-inspired style. Iconic looks and revolutionary cushioning come together in these InstaPump Fury Boost shoes. A layered, cut-out design give these kicks a fresh look. They pump up with air for an old-school vibe and a personalized fit. Boost cushioning makes them extra comfortable.Specifications - Textile upper with synthetic leather overlays. Rubber outsole. Made in Vietnam.mask
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Apartamento Magazine issue #24
Autumn/Winter 2019-20
Featuring: Xavier Dolan, Marine Serre, Jessi Reaves, Lykke Li, Rafram Chaddad, Patrick Angus, Ron Nagle, Oscar Tusquets, Alekos Fassianos, 321 Gallery, Ted Muehling, Michael Nyman, 'Mark Lebon: a story about a house' by Carmen Hall & Frank Lebon, Ben Kelly & Clare Cumberlidge, Serban Ionescu, Cecilia Chiang, Peter Stutchbury, and Kenneth Ize.
Plus: Living in the present, a conversation between Jack Self, Stephanie Macdonald, and Vinca Petersen.
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DMX Trail Shadow
ReebokThe DMX Trail Shadow Shoes celebrate trail running design from the '00s. They feature durable rubberised mesh on the upper, with a rugged lugged midsole and a protective cage for a hiking-inspired look. Air transfers each time your heel lands to cushion the impact. EVA sockliner for lightweight cushioning. The shoes comes in a black on black colorway.Specifications - Made in Vietnam. DMX Shear cushioning. Rubber Outsole. Unisex.mask


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February 18, 2011 – New York Rangers 0, New Jersey Devils 1 (Game No. 60, Away No. 31)
* The Rangers were defeated by the New Jersey Devils, 1-0, tonight at Prudential Center, and are now 31-25-4 overall with a 17-13-1 mark on the road.
* Seventeen of the Rangers' last 22 games have been decided by one goal, including nine of their last 12 road games.
* Henrik Lundqvist turned aside 27 shots, and is now 23-19-4 overall with a 13-10-1 mark on the road. He has now started in each of the Rangers' last 29 meetings with the Devils, and has posted a record of 21-9-5 with a 1.85 goals against average, a .937 save percentage and five shutouts in 35 career regular season appearances vs. New Jersey.
* The Rangers are now 16-6-2 vs. the Devils since the start of the 2007-08 season, including an 8-4-1 mark at New Jersey during the stretch, dating back to a 2-0 win on Oct. 25, 2007.
* New York won 25 of 43 faceoffs for a winning percentage of 58%, led by Artem Anisimov's game-high, 10 faceoff wins in 17 attempts (59%). The Rangers have won 59 of 97 faceoffs for a 61% winning percentage in their last two games, having won 63% of their faceoffs (34-54) last night vs. Los Angeles.
* The Blueshirts' practice schedule for tomorrow, Feb. 19, is 12:00 p.m. at the MSG Training Center.
* The Rangers will return to action when they face-off against the Philadelphia Flyers on Sunday, Feb. 20, at Madison Square Garden (12:30 p.m.), in an Atlantic Division matinee match-up. The game will be televised live on NBC & can be heard on 1050 ESPN Radio & newyorkrangers.com.


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- Mix together ½ tablespoon of olive oil, ½ of the lime juice, and thyme in a small shallow dish. Add chicken breasts, cover with plastic wrap, and marinate in the refrigerator for 1-2 hours, turning chicken once.
- Combine strawberries, peaches, jalapeno, parsley, scallions, the remaining ½ tablespoon of olive oil, and the remaining lime juice. Season with a dash of salt and freshly ground pepper to taste. Place in the refrigerator until chicken is ready.
- Prepare indoor or outdoor grill. Grill chicken for 5-7 minutes on each side, or until cooked through. Serve with salsa.


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Think you have it rough? Try being a World of Warcraft player in China. You have to deal with Western gamers who think all Chinese gamers are gold farmers as well as unfair stereotypes at home. And that's not all of it!
Chinese gamers are taking to micro blogging site Sina Weibo to vent about a recent broadcast on CCTV, China's state-run Chinese television. QQ Games reports (via TechInAsia) that the show used a dramatic recreation to tell the story of a man who was sucked into World of Warcraft. After ditching his day job to go on raids, he declared bankruptcy.
Online, Chinese gamers are upset that the broadcast overdramatized WoW, making it seem far more awful than it actually is. What's more, TechInAsia states that Chinese gamers are also upset that the program depicted things that apparently aren't even possible in World of Warcraft: Cataclysm — though, no word on those specific gripes.
"This time CCTV's lies are just too unprofessional," one gamer wrote.
And if this wasn't enough, Chinese gamers must contend with ridiculous censorship while playing the game. Words like "freedom", "sexy", and "passion" were banned from WoW when Wrath of the Lich King was released in China.
If you are curious in knowing how Chinese WoW players might feel, this video could shed some light on their predicament. It's a few years old, but judging by this latest incident, their plight isn't getting any easier. Start watching at the 1:40 point.
CCTV法制栏目被指黑魔兽 编故事T10能卖1万元 [QQ Games via TechInAsia]


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UPDATE: Legislative Budget Board survey on BISD extended
The Legislative Budget Board (LBB), a permanent joint committee of the Texas Legislature that develops recommendations for legislative appropriations for all agencies of state government, is conducting a management and performance review of the Beaumont Independent School District, according to information from the agency. Participation in the survey was originally due no later than Friday, Jan. 25, and only open to parents of students of BISD. However, due to overwhelming demand for access to participate in the survey, the deadline has been extended until Feb. 8 and will allow input from all community members and stakeholders of BISD.
The three main objectives of this review are to (1) identify opportunities to save money or increase revenue, (2) develop strategies to streamline and improve the efficiency and effectiveness of operations, and (3) highlight exemplary programs that could be replicated by other Texas school districts.
According to information from the LBB, the agency is interested in obtaining community input regarding Beaumont ISD to assist LBB in identifying opportunities to improve the quality of education by helping the district better manage its resources.
The scope of the review includes the following 12 functional areas: District Organization and Management, Community Involvement, Educational Service Delivery, Facilities Use and Management, Personnel Management, Financial Management, Asset and Risk Management, Purchasing, Food Services, Transportation, Safety and Security, and Computers and Technology.
All responses are anonymous. To complete the survey, which is only available online, log on to www.surveymonkey.com/s/BISD_Community.


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BOSTON, Mass.—UMass Boston softball (4-9) earned their first-ever victory over a nationally-ranked team Tuesday afternoon as the Beacons split their non-conference doubleheader with #25 Wheaton College (21-3) at the UMB Softball Field.
The Beacons struck for seven runs against Wheaton ace Allison Baker and battled back from a 5-4 deficit to earn a 7-5 victory in Game One. Wheaton fought back to grab a split, as Emily Berardi shut the Beacons down and the Lyons bats came alive in a 9-0 five-inning win.
Freshmen Gia Raczkowski (Stoneham, Mass.) and Kaitlyn Morse (Arlington, Mass.) each finished with two key RBI in game one and Emily Gray (New Bedford, Mass.) limited the Lyons offense just enough to help UMass Boston secure a marquee win for the program.
Game One: UMass Boston 7, Wheaton 5
After watching their 4-1 lead disappear, UMass Boston struck for two runs in the bottom of the fourth and another run in the sixth to hand the Lyons their third loss of the season.
Morse led the Beacons by going 2-for-4 with a run and the first two RBI of her collegiate career, while Raczkowski added two RBI and Lyndsey Capra (Lowell, Mass.) picked up a pair of runs.
Sophomore Haley Dutton (Milton, Mass.) registered the first two hit game of her collegiate career to help the Beacons record their first victory in program-history against Wheaton (1-3).
Gray was resilient in the circle all afternoon long, limiting Wheaton to five runs, four earned in seven innings. The sophomore scattered 11 hits and two walks over seven innings by successfully stranding eight Lyons on base.
After Wheaton grabbed a 1-0 lead in the top of the first, UMass Boston responded with four runs on five hits and an error in the bottom of the first.
With one out and two runners on, Raczkowski belted a double over the center-fielder's head to score Kristina Bove (Medford, Mass.) and Erika Vecchiet (Pequannock, N.J.) to give the Beacons a 2-1 lead. Raczkowski came in to score five pitches later, as the Wheaton shortstop overthrew first base on a Lauren Mitsiaris (Taunton, Mass.) grounder to put Mitsiaris on second with three runs in. Three batters later with runners on first and second, Toni Scola (Worcester, Mass.) singled to left-center field to plate Kelsey Svenson (Oxford, Conn.) to make it 4-1 Beacons.
Wheaton responded with four runs of their own, two each in the third and fourth, to grab a 5-4 lead heading into the bottom of the fourth inning. Senior shortstop Jenna Roacha had a pair of RBI hits in the sequence to give the Lyons their lone lead of the game.
The Beacons responded in the bottom of the fourth with a pair of runs to regain the lead.
Capra blasted a triple to left field with one out and came in to score a batter later, when Morse dumped a single just in front of the left fielder, for her first career RBI. That's when Morse began to manufacture the Beacons fifth run; Morse took second on the throw home, advanced to third base when a catcher's pickoff throw was off-line and slid home two pitchers later, when the Lyons' first baseman's throw was high, on a potential play-at-the-plate.
UMass Boston added a pivotal insurance run in the bottom of the sixth, when Morse lined a double into left-center field to score Capra from second base.
With the Beacons leading 7-5 heading into the seventh, Gray retired two of the first three batters, before striking out pinch-hitter Morgan Walsh on a 2-2 pitch to end the game
Game Two: Wheaton College 9, UMass Boston 0 (5 Innings)
Game two was a totally different story, as the Lyons limited the Beacons to three hits and Wheaton scored nine runs on eight hits and five walks.
NEWMAC Softball Player of the Week Caroline Fairbanks led the charge with two runs and three RBI, while Berardi added two runs and one of the team's two home runs in the win.
Berardi and Danielle Camino struck out six and allowed just three hits to help Wheaton earn their sixth shutout victory of the year.
Morse, Bove and Raczkowski accounted for UMass Boston's three hits in the second contest, with Raczkowski accounting for the Beacons' lone extra-base hit, a double in the fourth inning.
Wheaton did the brunt of their damage in the top of the first, as they scored five runs on three hits, four walks and an error. All five of the runs in the inning charged to Beacons pitcher Michelle Zullo (Everett, Mass.) were unearned.
After a scoreless second inning, Wheaton added another run in the third, as Ashley Brillon, 4-6, 2 runs, 1 RBI on the day, earned a bases-loaded walk to make it 6-0 Lyons.
The Lyons pushed the lead to 9-0 in the fourth inning, as Zullo allowed a lead-off single, before Fairbanks and Berardi hit back-to-back home runs to push the lead to nine.
UMass Boston had their best chance to score in the bottom of the inning when Raczkowski doubled to left with one out, but Berardi retired the next two batters to keep the shutout going.
The Beacons will return to action Wednesday afternoon when they host Suffolk University at 3:00 p.m. UMass Boston will look to get at least one victory in the doubleheader, as head coach Natalia Ardagna is sitting on 99 career wins at the helm of the Beacons.


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Welcome to 2012, the last year we have before the impending doomsday. 😉 As, hopefully, most of you know this year is the band's 25th anniversary and one way to celebrate this special occasion is the release of Memories of a Time to Come in January. Leading up to the release we would like to introduce you to Guardian TV. You can see the first episode below where we field questions submitted by our fans on Facebook.
This is just the beginning, in the near future there will be more Guardian TV as well as some treats from super secret Blind Guardian vault.


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Pre-hung doorsets are the hassle free way of ordering and installing an external door. The 1-light Stable hardwood door is Mortice and Tenon (M&T) construction and comes unglazed (glazing options available).
Pre-hung door set features
- BS3621 insurance approved high security double locking night latch (or sash lock with lever handle) and BS3621 insurance approved 5 cylinder mortice deadlock.
- Grade 13 heavy duty ball bearing hinges.
- High quality aquamac weather strip (draught seal).
- Optional weather bars (supplied loose for fixing after installation).
Additional selling features
- Save hours of joinery time when installing the product.
- Pre-machined cut-outs for locks, handles, hinges and letter plate (where applicable).
- High security locks used.
Approximate overall dimensions
- 78" x 30" door - External frame dimensions: 2067 x 850mm
- 78" x 33" door - External frame dimensions: 2067 x 926mm
- 80" x 32" door - External frame dimensions: 2118 x 901mm
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Want to connect with the expat community of South Africans in Chile? Looking for South African compatriots to help you with your questions on expat life? Or are you looking for other South African expats to go on an excursion to the world-famous Pan-American Highway with?
InterNations Chile offers everything you might need as an expat, no matter whether you already live in Chile or are still in South Africa planning your upcoming foreign assignment. InterNations is the leading platform among expatriates and global minds in all countries around the world. Needless to say, our community of South African expats in Chile is going very strong, with members having roots all across South Africa - from Durban, over Johannesburg to Cape Town.
Attend our monthly events and activities for South Africans expatriates to get to know like-minded expatriates in real life.
Get trustworthy advice and local insights from fellow South Africans in our Chile expat forums.
Obviously, expat life in Chile goes well beyond shipping your belongings and taking care of red tape. Socializing with fellow South Africans is an important facet of living abroad and can be a huge stepping stone in getting to know the Chilean mentality and way of life. South Africans in Chile are a part of our community, calling cities such as Valparaíso, Arica, Santiago, and many others home. You can use InterNations to look for fellow South Africans in Santiago, for example.
Wondering where to shop for South African delicatessen, want to discuss your national team's latest match, or simply talk to someone in your native language? Become a member of the Chilean InterNations Community!
From the world-famous Pan-American Highway to the rich and verdant districts of Central Valley, you can meet supportive and friendly South African expats in Chile on InterNations.
Additionally, InterNations hosts regular expat events and activities in Chile. Our get-togethers are sure to cater to your taste as well: as a member, you can partake in cozy gatherings to enjoy some Chilean asado, join one of our huge expat celebrations with hundreds of participants in Santiago's best locations, and much more. Want to discover Chile? Go on a weekend trip with your fellow expats to see Santiago's landmark, the Basilica de La Merced and other beautiful landmarks.
Our meet-ups and activities offer many wonderful opportunities to mingle with expatriates hailing from South Africa and dozens of other countries in a casual setting. Just sign up for your InterNations membership and you'll soon hear a cordial Siya namkela nonke, welkom, isibingelelo from our South Africans living in Chile!


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Product reuse and recycling
Reducing environmental footprint by reusing our productsAs part of SKF's environmental life cycle management strategy, product reuse and recycling plays a vital role. An example of how we approach this issue can be found within bearing remanufacturing.
A win-win solution
From a commercial perspective, SKF's bearing remanufacturing concept makes a major contribution to life cycle optimisation through increasing the service life of machines and reducing costs.
From an environmental perspective, the reduced material and energy requirements that bearing remanufacturing represents reduces our environmental impact. And from both perspectives, bearing remanufacturing helps us achieve our aim of using knowledge engineering to deliver high quality solutions and increased customer satisfaction.


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Christmas has come early for outback cattle stations in the north of South Australia.
After a crippling year of drought for some parts of the region, stations are reporting between 10 and 40 millimetres of rain in the gauge.
Tony Williams from Mount Barry Station, between Cooper Pedy and Oodnadatta, says it's been an early Christmas present after a really tough year.
"It's been a very trying year, one many people will be happy to have behind them," he said.
"The last 18 months have been very dry up in this part of the world, no summer rain last year.
"We had three dams go dry in this past week and were busy shifting cattle all week."
Mr Williams says Nilpena and Todmorden Stations had about 30 millimetres of rain, while Lambina recorded nearly 40 millimetres.
"It will fill their dams for sure.
"We had 17 millimetres here at Mount Barry which is very handy, just relief rain.
"Not quite enough, but I tell you what, it was good to have the smell of rain again; it was lovely.
"Good on you Santa bring some more."


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Well, I called that one
Guess the Avs aren't toast after all. My bad.
A few other thoughts before the ambien kicks in quick:
– Leopold for Finger was most certainly the right move. Q must have listened to me.
– Stephane Veilleux better hope Colin Campbell is in a good mood the next day or two, becuase what he did to Paul Stastny could warrant a suspension. He left his feet and hit a guy from behind, up high. Guys have been suspended for doing just that recently (Steve Ott against Leopold is one example), so it could happen for Veilleux. My hunch is he'll get off, because Stastny is tough and got back up. But that doesn't make Veilleux's hit any less gutless.
As a couple of the Minnesota writers have already noted tonight, Mark Kiszla's "Ugly Betty" column wasn't so off the mark, was it? What kind of hockey do you call that tonight, Wild fans? Are you denying your team gooned it up tonight, and only cost themselves even more doing that?
I'm going to stay out of the media fracas, but knowing Kiszla, I can guarantee he's laughing pretty hard right now at how the game turned out.
– Without Mikko Koivu, Brent Burns and Brian Rolston, the Wild might have been swept by now. Those three continue to play tremendous hockey.
– Ryan Smyth has been the MAN for his team so far. He's playing great.
– See you in Minny.


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Anthropological publishing is undergoing rapid change as digital technologies, new forms of presentation, and an increasing desire to move to the free distribution of knowledge unfold. Whether existing models of publishing can be sustained is questionable. The AAA is currently assessing its own publication program and seeking to understand how that articulates with the wider realm of anthropological publishing. We need to understand current and emerging trends in the dissemination of knowledge so we can position the AAA to support its members in their intellectual activities.
In Montreal, the Committee for the Future of Print and Electronic Publishing and the Committee on Practicing, Applied, and Public Interest Anthropology co-sponsored sessions to expand the conversation about the future of the AAA publishing program. The first set of speakers discussed the services of the program and a second set of speakers spoke to the future directions and sustainability. Some speakers did not sign releases and so we did not record their papers.
We invite anyone who could not come to Montreal or who could not come to the sessions to view these papers, to look at earlier blog posts (October 18, October 25, and November 9), and to join us in thinking about the long-term options and opportunities.


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The holiday spirit was in abundance Saturday as village businesses opened their doors to serve hot chocolate, baked goodies and eggnog, sing carols and enjoy some story telling and a visit from Schmitty the weather dog. There were horsedrawn rides with Santa through the village; a display of luminaries and a tree lighting with the singing of Christmas carols at the gazebo in Pawtuxet Park. The occasion, a holiday regular, is run by the Pawtuxet Village Merchants' Association and Friends of Pawtuxet Village. (Warwick Beacon photos by John Howell)
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Interests: Stargate, Paranormal, Astrology ect.. My hobbies are like Minerals, Crystal and fossil collecting. Oh and although I am not expert on constellations, I must say that whenever I can gaze up at the stars I try to let myself go and realise the scope of my life in comparison to the Universe. Films and Shows: The genre of films that I mainly like are Documentaries, SCI FI, War and Comedies for example on TV I enjoy watching shows like Stargate, but for a movie I might like a film like Bruce Almighty or 300. Music: Anything I like the sound of I'll listen to. I try to allow myself to listen to all forms of music but I must say that at this present time I mainly listen to Rock music. Books: Paranormal, Science fiction, conspiracy, Historical, Mythological.
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Varsity baseball
Highland Tech 6, Bessemer City 4 (11 inn.) � Highland Tech scored a pair of a runs in the top of the 11th to pick up a conference road win Thursday. Easton Payton (3-for-5, double), Jonathan Hilton (hit, two RBIs) and Bronson Short (home run) led the Rams (4-6, 2-5) offensively while Ethan Reep pitched all 11 innings, striking out 17 with three walks while surrendering four runs on eight hits. Damian Scott (double, two runs), Hunter Stinnett (double) and Demetrius Adams had two hits each for Bessemer City (5-6, 3-4). Austin Sellers took the loss in 1 1/3 relief innings.
East Gaston 11, Berry Academy 3 � Jared Bassett (three hits, two RBIs) and Matt Grimmett (two hits) led East Gaston at the plate. Grimmett picked up the win in four innings of work. The Warriors (6-5, 5-1 MEGA 7) take on Forestview at 4 p.m. on Monday in the first round of the Gaston County Baseball Tournament on Monday.
West Lincoln 5, Ashbrook 2 � Cody Dellinger (one hit, RBI) and Brett Huff (one hit) led West Lincoln at the plate. Dalton Towery picked up the win for the Rebels, while Chandler Jenkins got the save. West Lincoln (10-2) takes on Lake Norman Charter tonight.
East Lincoln 6, Cherryville 3 � Clay Hodges (2-for-4, one run, one RBI), Danny Sullivan (1-for-3, one run, one RBI), Blake Strupp (2-for-3) and Garrett Young (1-for-2, one run) led the offense as East Lincoln bounced back from Tuesday�s loss to West Lincoln. Nick Savoie (4-1) pitched the win, allowing two runs on three hits and striking out five in five innings before Chris Cox came in relief and allowed one run on four hits over the final two innings. East Lincoln (9-3, 6-1) begins the Shelby Invitational Easter Tournament against Burns 7 p.m. Monday at Shelby High School.
Crest 2, Kings Mountain 1 � Right-hander Nick Hastings threw a complete-game one-hitter to power the Chargers to a Big South 3A Conference win at the Mountaineers� Lancaster Field on Thursday night. Hastings struck out four and allowed just one walk. The lone hit he surrendered was to Kings Mountain�s Andrew Moore in the fourth inning when the Mountaineers scored their only run, helped along by an error. Crest collected only six hits on the night against the Mountaineer mound trio of Landon Bolin, Alex Grooms and Alex Reynolds. The Chargers (7-3, 4-1 Big South) play Olympic on Monday at 4 p.m. in the opening game of the Shelby FCA Easter Tournament. Kings Mountain (4-5, 2-3 Big South) will take on Mallard Creek on Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the Easter Tournament.
Lake Norman Charter 6, Ashbrook 5 (Wednesday) � Lake Norman Charter scored four in the sixth and one in the seventh to rally past Ashbrook in a non-conference game Wednesday. Wes Wood went 2-for-4 and Jordan Barnett hit a home run for Ashbrook (3-7). Michael Dorsainvil went 2-for-4 with three RBIs and a triple while Steve Farkas (1-0) pitched the win for Lake Norman Charter (4-6).
Varsity softball
South Point 18, North Gaston 1 (4 inn.) � South Point scored early and often, rapping out 17 hits along the way, to win a mercy-rule shortened conference road game Thursday.
Morgan Mahaffey (four hits, two doubles, one RBI), Summer Davils (three hits, double, RBI), Lindsey Lee (two hits, two RBIs), Taylor Chaparro (two hits, two RBIs), Macie Kinley (two hits, RBI) led the starters on offense. Substitute batter Blair Griffin then slugged a grand slam in the fourth for the final four runs.
Graylin Heustess (8-0) three innings with two hits, two strikeouts and one walk for the win. South Point (9-0, 4-0 Big South 3A Conference) opens the Cherryville softball tournament against the host Lady Ironmen 6 p.m. Tuesday.
Bessemer City 12, Highland Tech 2 � Miranda Barrett (two hits, RBI) and Kelsey Miller (two hits, RBI) led Bessemer City at the plate. Barrett picked up the win, yielding just three hits. The Yellow Jackets (7-6, 5-2 SPC) host North Lincoln on April 9.
Forestview 13, Hunter Huss 1 � Mary Cloninger (two hits, double, grand slam) and Rebecca Jarvis (three hits) led Forestview at the plate. Mandy Helms pitched a complete game for the Lady Jaguars (6-7, 3-2 Big South 3A), who visit Kings Mountain on April 9.
Crest 6, Kings Mountain 2 � Kings Mountain now stands 7-3, 3-1 in the Big South. Emily Hester had two hits for the Lady Mountaineers. Crest (7-1, 4-0) is idle until it hosts South Point on April 9. Kings Mountain will play host to Forestview on the same day.
West Lincoln 3, Lake Norman Charter 2 � Rylee Marsh (two hits, RB) and Heather Truesdale (hit, RBI) led West Lincoln at the plate. Marsh picked up the win for the Lady Rebels (7-4).
Ashbrook 9, Bessemer City 8 (Wednesday) � Marah Branham (two hits, home run, two RBIs), Alexis Wallace (two hits, home run, three RBIs), Payton Monk (two hits) and Dee Dee Wallace (two doubles) led Ashbrook at the plate. Wallace helped the Green Wave erase a 5-0 deficit with a three-run home run in the fourth inning. Kristin Cheek got the win for Ashbrook (6-5).
Varsity girls soccer
Forestview 1, East Gaston 0 � Bailey Campbell tallied the lone goal for Forestview, while Hope Westinghouse had the assist. Olivia Claffee had the shutout in goal for the Lady Jaguars (4-4-2), who host Hibriten on April 8.
Highland Tech 4, Hunter Huss 1 � Rachel Terrio (two goals, one assist), Kaci McDaniel (one goal) and Conner Daniels (one goal) led Highland Tech (9-3), which visits Lake Norman Charter on April 8.
Ashbrook 3, Olympic 1 � Maggie Rankin (two goals), Valerie Briceno (one goal), Georgia Belk (two assists) and Rachael Lee (one assist) led Ashbrook (9-0-1), which takes on Hunter Huss on April 10.
Hickory Christian Academy 2, Gaston Day 1 � Sara Bonesteel scored on assist by Morgan Whitesides. Gaston Day (4-2, 1-2) hosts Asheville Christian on Friday.
West Lincoln 6, Cherryville 5 � Haley Arnold scored four of Cherryville�s goals and Karley Powell scored the other while Hunter Helms, Powell and Molly Whitworth assisted a goal each for Cherryville, which will visit North Gaston on April 8.
South Point 7, North Gaston 0 � Keslynn Pihl (two goals), Ashley Mull (one goal, three assists), Morgan Howe (one goal), Janet Widenhouse (one goal), Constantina Hug (one goal), Megan Ludwig (one goal) and Cora Bridgeman (one assist) led South Point. Victoria Dalton and Mull combined on the shutout in goal for the Red Raiders (4-3-2), who visit Olympic on April 11.
Middle school baseball
Chavis 12, Mount Holly 0 (five innings) � Will Walker pitched a perfect game for Chavis, striking out 10 batters. Walker (three hits), Kameron Reynolds (three hits, home run), Austin Treadway (two hits) and Brandon Craft (two hits) led Chavis at the plate. Chavis (2-0) hosts Grier on April 9.
Cramerton 11, Holbrook 0 � Tim Davila (three hits, double), Jason Odem (three hits) led Cramerton at the plate. Odem pitched a two-hit complete-game shutout to collect the win. Odem struck out six with no walks. Cramerton improved to 1-0.
W.C. Friday 11, Grier 1 (five innings) � Ty Leatherwood (two hits, four RBIs), Dalton Williams (two hits, three RBIs), Brandon Kang (two hits, RBI) and Austin Primm (two hits, RBI) led W.C. Friday at the plate. Brae Wooten picked up the win W.C. Friday (2-0), which visits Cramerton on April 9.
Stanley 6, Belmont 5 � Brandon Longnecker (two hits, three RBIs), Luke Murphy (two hits, game-winning RBI), Austin Earnhardt (two hits) and Noah Rimmer (hit, two RBIs) led Stanley at the plate. Josh Benfield picked up the win for Stanley (1-1), which visits Mount Holly on April 9.
Bessemer City 30, Southwest 2 � Bessemer City (2-0) takes on Holbrook on April 9.
Middle school girls soccer
Cramerton 7, Holbrook 0 � Ashley Beaty (three goals, one assist), Grace Goff (three goals, one assist), Audrey Emerson (one goal, one assist), Taylor Johnson (one assist) and Katlin Kendrick (one assist) led Cramerton (1-0) offensively. Courtney Conner and Abigail Lineberry combined on the shutout in goal while other Cramerton standouts on defense were Niasia Floyd, Annie Laurie Bradley, Alexis Altizer and Kinsley Urbanowicz.
Bessemer City 2, Southwest 0 � Victoria Beam and Summer Meeks had one goal each for Bessemer City. Lainie Franklin had the shutout in goal for the Lady Tigers (1-1), who face Holbrook on April 9.
Belmont 2, Stanley 0 � Abby Henry and Brooke Arnold had one goal each for Belmont. Megan Carty had an assist for Belmont. Jaelin Griffin had the shutout in goal for Belmont (1-0).
W.C. Friday 0, Grier 0 (W.C. Friday wins shootout 4-3) � Shoutout goals for W.C. Friday by: Bristol McKee, Maddy Mathis, Katelyn Cochran and Marian Lara. Brianna Weaver had the shutout in goal for W.C. Friday (1-1).
Gaston Christian 1, Westminster Catawba 0 � Alexys Bean had the lone goal. Jillien Zukaitis had the shutout in goal for the Lady Eagles (4-3-3).


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Help the Brewers pick a "New Brew"
The Milwaukee Brewers and Leinie's create a "New Brew" to be served exclusively at Miller Park this year; Fans invited to vote to name the beer
The Milwaukee Brewers have partnered with Leinie's to create a "New Brew," a beer that will be served exclusively at Miller Park this year. And now it's time for the fans to join in and name that Brew.
Beginning at 10 a.m. today, fans 21 years and older can visit Brewers.com/newbrew to vote for their favorite name for the beer, choosing from three options.
"We're always looking for opportunities to create unique offerings at Miller Park to enhance the fan experience, and we're excited to debut this exclusive beer during the next homestand," said Brewers Chief Operating Officer Rick Schlesinger.
The newly-created beer is an ale, brewed with pale and roasted caramel malts along with cascade, fuggles and tettnang hops. It will be available exclusively at Miller Park beginning with the game on Monday, May 27.
The three names fans can choose from are "Brew Crew Brew," "Bernie's Barrel Man Ale" and "Brewers All-Star Ale." Voting ends on Tuesday, May 21 at 10 a.m. and the winning name will be announced on Wednesday, May 22. The "New Brew" will be available at Miller Park beginning Monday, May 27.
Fans will be able to purchase the "New Brew" at locations on the Field Level behind sections 103, 118 and 125; on the Loge Level behind home plate and sections 206 and 213; and on the Terrace Level outside sections 413, 420 and 432.
For more information, please visit Brewers.com/newbrew.


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endorsement deals
The Not So Glamorous Life
This week, the best eight singles players in the world have converged on London for the ATP World Tour Finals. When they're not playing tennis, these guys stay in the nicest hotels, eat at the best restaurants, and chat with celebrities. They've earned it. It takes a great deal of hard work to make it to the top. In addition to the many millions each of these eight guys takes home from endorsement deals, they win a lot in prize money. This week alone, each of the eight players will receive a $95,000 participation fee plus $120,000 for each round robin win. The players progressing to the semifinals and the final match will add even more substantial amounts to this week's pay check. As neither Rafa nor Roger has lost a match yet, they are also still in the running for the giant undefeated bonus, assuming one of them manages to win the whole event without losing a match. Not bad for a week's worth of work, considering a player could win absolutely nothing and still go home with nearly $100,000.
As much as I would have loved to be in London this week, it just wasn't in the cards. However, last weekend, I had the opportunity to attend a challenger level ATP tournament in Champaign, Illinois. I don't think you could find a tournament much farther from the glamour of the World Tour Finals. Previously, the smallest tournaments I had attended were ATP 250 events in Estoril and Newport. The difference was striking. These players weren't famous. No one was stopping them for autographs or photos. They didn't bring an entourage. They hung out to watch other matches and chat with friends. They drove their own cars. The crowd almost never exceeded 50 people and tickets only cost a few dollars. Not to mention the tournament was played in a college gym, albeit a very nice one. There wasn't even a concession stand. As I found out at the check presentation, the players even spent the week staying with host families to save the expense of a hotel. Remember, these are professional athletes, not high school exchange students.
Before you misunderstand me, I realize that these tiny challenger tournaments are necessary for players to gain points and make their way to larger events. I honestly applaud these guys for their hard work. You really have to love playing tennis to spend a week staying with a stranger on the off chance you may win 75 points and $7,000. One of the doubles finalists actually planned on leaving directly after his match to drive fourteen hours in an effort to make his flight home. This made me feel a little better about my own three hour drive.
Anyway, this dichotomy between the top of the top and the average pro got me thinking. Tennis is an expensive sport. Unlike a baseball or football or basketball, there's no contract, no team to pay for flights, hotels, and food. Most players don't make tons of money in endorsements so the majority of their income depends on whether they win. There are tournaments almost every week of the year in countries all over the world. So, with travel and other expenses, how many tennis players really make the kind of money we associate with professional athletes?
Clearly I don't have the data on endorsement money for every player in the ATP or how much they spend on travel each year, so we'll have to speculate on that. What I do have is rankings data and prize money data. I ran through all kinds of numbers and statistics and came up with the following table. All of these numbers are based on rankings and prize money data from the week of November 22nd.
|Year to Date
|Per Tournament
|Top 10
|Top 20
|Top 100
Life is pretty good if you're in the Top 10. This data doesn't even include the money the Top 8 players will make this week in London or the ridiculous amounts they are paid to endorse brands like Nike, Lacoste, Wilson, Head, Rolex, Gillette, Mercedes, Kia, and many many other companies. Things are still pretty good if you're in the Top 100. It's likely that even after taxes, travel, and management/coaches take a cut, Top 100 players are living quite comfortably. After that, things get dicey. Outside the Top 100, players are rarely guaranteed direct acceptance and are often unsure whether they will even be able to play in the main draw of the tournaments they travel to. For players ranked between 100 and 200, the average prize money this year was $127,097.53. For the average person this would be a pretty good salary, but the average person doesn't have the expenses of a tennis player.
So, what do we do with this information? Nothing. The tennis life is what it is. Players bounce around the rankings, they get injured, they have breakthroughs, and they win and lose endorsement deals, all of which affect their bottom line. I mostly wanted to share some of my experiences from Champaign and debunk the myth that all professional athletes lead crazy lavish lifestyles. I'd wager that the lower ranked players aren't so different from you and me.


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Will Harris
Will Harris is an assistant editor at the Rialto and part of the editorial team behind Swimmers, a publishing project. He has published a pamphlet of poems, All this is implied, and an essay, Mixed-Race Superman. His work is also featured in the Bloodaxe anthology Ten: Poets of the New Generation.


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Tag Archives: Uk Dogging
An Unbiased View Of Dogging In The UK
Dogging is something that is still considered as a taboo subject in the UK, despite the fact that more and more people are now deciding to partake in the activity. I'm a 20-something girl that has never dogged before, and as part of the research into this unbiased view, I asked around a few of my friends that openly admit to screwing around in public, and was also invited along to enjoy the ride myself.
Of course, this is a decision not to be taken lightly… I am about to watch people have sex in a random car park. I full expected it to be seedy, disgusting, and I thought I'd see a lot more in the way of body fluids than I did. Sadly, and probably disappointingly for you guys, I didn't join in, simply because I was too scared… I'm still a rookie after all! 😉
One of the first things that I noticed about the local dogging community in that "meeting spot" was the fact that everyone was delightfully friendly. At no point did the seedy fifty-year old guy in a string vest come over to me and ask if he could ejaculate on my chest. I always thought this would happen if I ever went dogging. I was almost disappointed! Lol!
I always assumed that greasy, seedy guys would try to force me to do things I didn't want to do. This again, was something that didn't happen. Although there were things going on that I probably wouldn't have tried in the relative comfort of my own bedroom, let alone in such a public setting as a street-light-lit car park, a little out of the way from the busy roads, at no point did I feel as if I had to join in. I actually found just watching quite an interesting event and when I went home later on that evening, although I didn't suggest to my partner where I had been, he certainly noticed a change in how wet I was when I slid right into bed next to him.
That's the thing about dogging – it's not quite what public perception would lead us to believe. We have all indulged in a little voyeurism from time to time whether it's bonking on the balcony in your 20's with the guy so fit, you couldn't hold a serious conversation going with him. What about the time that you accidentally masturbated in the living room with the curtains open because the mood took you. Someone could have seen as they were walking past your window. The people in the houses opposite probably would have seen if they happened to be glancing out of their upper-floor windows. You didn't care. In fact, the idea of it made it all the more horny for you. What's the difference between that, and having sex with your partner while people watch?
At the end of the day, what works for one person in the bedroom won't always work for someone else, but I strongly believe you can't have an opinion about something unless you have actually tried it for yourself. I'm not suggesting that you go out and screw your partner in the first car park you happen to find. That's illegal for a start, and you don't want someone to call the cops on you because you are giving them a show they don't particularly want to watch. But what's the harm in going along for the ride? If you don't like it, you don't need to do it again! I'm not sure whether or not I'd actually partake in dogging myself, but watching other people writhing around in ecstasy around me certainly proved to be a massive turn on. Even if I didn't know where to put my eyes!


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New Game release -Save The Gals Free:
Save The Gals is a special yet wildly entertaining arcade game with cleverly designed mind-challenging levels and tricky props. And now is FREE available on the App Store.
Game Features:
* 40 challenging level
* Four totally hot characters
* Various props and supplies
* Lifelike physics
* Fantastic graphics
Device Requirements:
* Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.
* Requires iOS 4.1 or later.
* Size: 18.4 MB
Download Link: App Store - Save The Gals Free
Attention please: The Game seems simple but wind up mind-challenging, as you'd better think twice to shot the right point and save the girls to safety successfully!


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Transforms attribute key names into a more humane format, such as "First name" instead of "first_name". Example:
Person.human_attribute_name("first_name") # => "First name"
Deprecated in favor of just calling "first_name".humanize
# File activerecord/lib/active_record/base.rb, line 1194 def human_attribute_name(attribute_key_name) #:nodoc: attribute_key_name.humanize end
The human side of inflections
Rails 2.2 moves this functionality to the Inflector::Inflections class:
See the ticket and the code that allow the humanisation rules to be centralised in an app.
Customizing attribute names in error messages
This can be used to customize attribute names in error messages. See my note in ActionView::Helpers::ActiveRecordHelper#error_messages_for.
Getting functionality from instances
If you want to get this functionality from instances of the models too, you can easily monkey patch rails to allow this. This is only semi-bad practice, AFAIK.
In config/initializers/overrides.rb:
# # Wrapper for @model.human_attribute_name -> Model.human_attribute_name # class ActiveRecord::Base def human_attribute_name(*args) self.class.human_attribute_name(*args) end end
Now, why is this bad? Because we change a core class, and that makes maintainability a little bit harder since new developers will not know about this.
The good part is that is such a small thing and as long as human_attribute_name exists in the class, this extension will work.
Example usage:
# index.html.haml %th= User.human_attribute_name('login') %th= User.human_attribute_name('email') # ... # show.html.haml %p %strong= "#{@user.human_attribute_name('login')}: " = @user.login
In this example, about nothing was gained at all, really. A better example is when you are building helpers to do stuff like displaying model attributes for you and whatnot. Examples for this would be far too huge to show off here, but basically, you avoid having to do stuff like this:
if options.include? :model model = options[:model] model = model.class unless model.is_a? Class model.human_attribute_name(field) else # ... end
and you want to keep your views clean (@user vs. @user.class)
The method is still there..
It is included through ActiveModel.


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A month ago, the University of Virginia conducted an "energy reduction" drill designed to reduce electric loads on its power grid in case of a declaration of an "energy emergency." Today, the drill became reality.
"Yes, we've been informed that there is a real electric grid emergency in the Commonwealth of Virginia," says Cheryl Gomez, UVA Facilities Management director of energy and utilities around 2pm Wednesday, July 7. "We're initiating the load reduction plan as we speak."
However, a spokesperson with Virginia Dominion Power disputes that, saying there is no grid emergency. More on that further down.
Gomez says that University officials received word earlier in the day from PJM Interconnection, an organization that monitors the flow of electricity in the Virginia Dominion Power region, that the current heat wave was causing an energy emergency on the state's power grid, which could lead to rolling blackouts.
Gomez says it's the first time the University had to implement the load reduction plan for real, but that during the two-hour drill on June 10, which tested the University's ability to take loads off-line, they were able to reduce energy consumption by 2.96 megawatts. This time, however, Energy Connect has advised UVA to remain in an energy emergency for at least six hours.
Meanwhile, Gomez says a thermal energy storage tank has been brought on-line, which will offset the energy load by 1 to 2 megawatts, and that they've taken the main heating/cooling plant on Massie Road and another near a research facility off-line. The two plants will now run on diesel powered generators until the emergency is over.
Gomez also says that University faculty, students, and administrators have been asked to turn off all lights, computers, monitors, appliances, and any other devices not needed to do business.
If all goes as planned, Gomez expects UVA to take 6 megawatts off the power grid.
However, David Botkins, media relations director for Dominion, says the company wasn't aware of any grid emergency. PJM, he said, could have made the call on its own.
"We haven't broken any records yet," he says, pointing out that the highest usage the company experienced was in August 2007. "There is high demand today, and we are encouraging conservation measures, but no emergency is in effect." He suggested we call UVA Facilities Mangagement director Don Sundgren to confirm.
Sundgren, however, stood behind Gomez's statements.
"We wouldn't implement this on our own," he says.
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Shboom: just did a quick tally.
14 of 14 comments about the 100 mph chase are not deleted.
18 of 21 comments about the power reduction are not deleted.
153 of 155 comments about the latest MH article are not deleted.
That's a 97.4% non-scotch rate on these 3 articles (all of which are ripe with at least mildly controversial comments), which doesn't seem to support your "bending over under pressure from anyone" claim.
correct on the "less emissions," not "no emissions."
my mistake.
Point is still valid, however, that it is cleaner than coal. And that UVa burned more coal because it was cheaper.
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The censors at the Hook are finally getting revved up.
The extreme left hates the First Amendment with a passion.
Didn't study hard enough.
Wonder how much power it will take to pump the third largest river in Albemarle County uphill, from the South Fork Rivanna River to the new expanded Ragged Mt. Reservoir; which is the Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority plan. That's at least 10 miles they plan to pump water uphill at an elevation of 350 feet .
Any guesses what that might cost ?
I work for UVA. We turned off our non-CFL bulbs, shut down a spare computer, turned off various energy vampire devices, and used the opportunity to unplug and defrost our refrigerator.
How nice, given most of their student population is gone. Just what the heck were they cooling there anyway?
How nice, given most of their student population is gone. Just what the heck were they cooling there anyway?
There are thousands of us who work there. Many hundreds (thousands?) of kids there for various summer programs. Hundreds of tourists visit every day. You should visit the west half of town sometime between May and August.
King Ralph, when you start calling folks maggots on message boards, it's time to step away from the computer and have a bourbon. Perhaps take a day and go fishin'...
The dorms are full of kids doing various residential summer programs. Those kids are using classrooms and cafeterias. The place is full of people.
The Hook "moderators" scotch anything they disagree with. And they bend over under pressure from anyone who takes issue with a comment courting even the slightest controversy.
Build more nuclear plants.
Nuclear power is clean power.
Nuclear power is clean power.....
.... until a meltdown like Chernobyl comes along.
The turned off some lights-- also a nice ambience
UVA uses more electricity every year than they did the year before. It goes up and up constantly. The carbon footprint of the endless new building projects is also huge - incalculable, really. They've also recently stopped burning clean natural gas (no emissions) and switched to burning more coal in their coal fired power plant instead. It's cheaper.
That doesn't stop them from claiming they are "sustainable" and "green," of course. It a nutshell, even a small corner of the world such as UVA can show us all how hopeless it is that we will stop man made global warming - if indeed that is what is happening. You don't need to go to China or India and count how many coal plants or cars they are adding every week. Just have a look at just about any US state, county, city, or university.
The expansion of the internet worldwide all by itself will more than offset any minuscule decreases in THE RATE OF INCREASE of power use that anybody here has made.
Yeah, I work at UVA and when I heard about this I made sure to turn on all the power, the lights, computers, put the AC on full blast, and let the water run non stop. Go global warming.
"clean natural gas (no emissions)"
For crying out loud, go read a chemistry book. That statement is an embarrassment to our school system.
Go Nuclear! I want to be just like the French. Moi aussi.
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Okay folks, back on track...the essence of this article is factual, objective reporting of an event that actually occured.
There is nothing here about global warming or nookular power (and I actually believe in both human-caused global warming and in expanded nookular power), just a reduction in power consumption.
I think it's kinda nice that a large organization was able to respond and reduce its power draw for the benefit of our region. Also, it seems that the folks at the electric company know how much power is typically needed for an average day (shows some sort of planning skill) and can make/ask for arrangements when something goes awry (shows some sort of contigency planning).
Sean, your comment was way off topic, which is my guess as to why your comment was struck. Read the yellow box under the "Submit Comment" button.
Also, I think that First Amendment freedom of speech protects the citizens from certain (but not all) speech-restricting actions by the federal government. The First Amendment is silent as to the protections owed by The Hook to its commenters.
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"...turn off all lights, computers, monitors, appliances, and any other devices not needed to do business."
It's about time. Fully lit rooms with computers running all year round, and no one entering the rooms.


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When 25-year-old Muhammad Ali, the heavyweight champion of the world and the world's single most famous Muslim, refused induction into the United States Army in the spring of 1967 ("War is against the teachings of the Koran," he said. "I'm not trying to dodge the draft [but] we don't take part in Christian wars."), there was little doubt in his or in anyone else's mind that there would be hell to pay for such a principled, public stand.
Sure enough, on the very day in April 1967 when he refused (three times) to step forward when his name was called for induction, Ali was stripped of his heavyweight title and his license to box was immediately suspended. Less than two months later, on June 20, 1967, a jury in Houston, Texas, convicted Ali of violating Selective Service laws. Sentenced to five years in prison, Ali appealed and, in June 1971 the U.S. Supreme Court reversed his conviction. (Ultimately, he served no jail time.) By the time of the Supreme Court's ruling, he'd already had his license to box reinstated and had returned to the sport, winning two bouts and, famously, losing to the new heavyweight champion, Joe Frazier, in the March 1971 "Fight of the Century" at Madison Square Garden.
So, Ali was back, allowed once again to fight for the crown—a crown he eventually regained in jaw-dropping fashion in 1974's legendary "Rumble in the Jungle" against George Foreman. But those many, many months when he was banned from the ring were history. They were gone. For years, while (largely) lesser fighters vied for the title and while his great nemesis, Joe Frazier, was relentlessly powering his way through the heavyweight ranks, Muhammad Ali was, in effect, in exile. Barred from the one place on Earth, the prizefighting ring, where his physical genius was permitted its fullest expression, the man Norman Mailer called "the World's Greatest Athlete . . . the Prince of Heaven" was forced to find other outlets for his energy, other venues in which his unique personality could be given free rein.
For example, he spoke at colleges and universities—and was often greeted as a hero on campuses where anti-war sentiment was strong, and growing. But the one thing Ali never did was regret the decision and the actions that exiled him from boxing and kept the all-but-certain rewards—the riches, the adoring crowds, the glory—temporarily out of reach. He did not blame anyone else. He did not sulk.
He came down West Fifty-Second Street [Pete Hamill wrote in an Oct. 1968 profile of the fighter in LIFE magazine], humming a song in the cold evening air, walking with the cold, bright swagger of a champion. . . . It had been 19 months since anyone had seen him do what he does better than anyone on earth—fight in a prize ring. On this evening in New York, it was as if he had never been away.
"Hey! There's Cassius Clay!" a black girl said.
"Muhammad Ali, girl," her boyfriend said. "Muhammad Ali. He changed his name, girl."
People stepped out of a steak house to watch him go by. Auto horns beeped in salute. A middle-aged lady asked him to autograph her newspaper.
"Lookit me," he said softly. "Bigger than ever. Bigger than boxing. As big as all history!"
He was loose and smiling and boyishly handsome. . . . It was as if nothing had ever happened to him that was ugly or malignant; as if no congressman had ever used his name in hatred, no anonymous editorial writer had savaged him, no draft board had ruled on his religious beliefs, no timid boxing commission had taken away that title which no one could take from him in the ring. . . . [He] was like the Cassius Clay of 1960 who had yet to learn that America could still strike down an "uppity" black man. . . .
And yet Ali does not seem bitter. "I'm happy," he said, "'cause I'm free. I've made the stand all black people are gonna have to make sooner or later -- whether or not they can stand up to the master."
Here, LIFE.com pays tribute to the once and future champ with a series of photographs made in New York City in the midst of his exile from the ring: pictures of a preternaturally talented, charismatic young man at peace with his choices, and with his own conscience.
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Micaela Cyr leads Harvard with 16 goals, seven assists and 23 points (Craig Cyr).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Senior captain Micaela Cyr of the Harvard women's lacrosse team has been honored as the Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week, the conference office announced Monday afternoon.
Cyr, a native of Lexington, Mass., shared the weekly award with Princeton's Erin McMunn.
A midfielder, Cyr helped Harvard win two games last week, scoring a total of seven goals and adding three assists for 10 points in victories over Marquette and Yale. Cyr matched her career-best with five goals and six points, while adding two ground balls and two draw controls against Marquette March 19.
In a 10-5 win over Yale, Cyr netted two goals and dished out two assists for four points, while snaring four ground balls and having two draw controls and a caused turnover.
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Marty Brennaman doesn't have a ton of hair left, it's true. But what remains atop the Reds radio voice's dome is white and poofy and instantly recognizable, and come Friday, it's going to be on the clubhouse floor.
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Santana comes up triple short of cycle as Myers struggles in debut
TORONTO -- The Indians won their first series of the season. That is the main takeaway from Cleveland's opening act north of the border. The other is that this new brand of offense already appears more resilient than the lineup assembled last season.
As for Thursday night, the Indians would probably prefer to quickly forget about what took place on the mound in the finale of this three-game series at Rogers Centre. Starter Brett Myers labored through a difficult season debut for the Tribe, putting too much pressure on Cleveland's determined cast of hitters in a 10-8 loss.
"The only person at fault here is me," Myers said.
It will not be too hard for the Indians to head to Tampa Bay with their chins up.
That is because there is this: the Tribe took two out of three in the much-anticipated season-opening set against an overhauled Blue Jays squad considered to be World Series contenders. That is not a bad way to get the year rolling for Cleveland.
In the first two games, starters Justin Masterson and Ubaldo Jimenez gave admirable efforts en route to consecutive victories. In the final game in Toronto, the lineup showed off its potential, churning out eight runs on 14 hits, including eight extra-base hits and two home runs. The group also hit .471 (8-for-17) with runners in scoring position in the loss.
"When you score eight runs, you're probably going to win more than you're going to lose," said Mark Reynolds, who launched a home run in the fourth inning. "The Blue Jays have a great team and we came in on the road and took two out of three. Last night and tonight, we kept battling back.
"That's a sign of a good team. We didn't get down on ourselves. Hopefully we can just keep it rolling."
The Indians' lineup did what it could to keep pace with Toronto's relentless attack, answering the Blue Jays blow for blow for most of the night. Toronto's outpouring, which included five towering homers, simply proved too much to match as the game wore on.
Myers was victimized by four of the blasts -- two by J.P. Arencibia, one apiece for Jose Bautista and Edwin Encarnacion, three of which landed in the second-deck -- and was chased from the game after only 68 pitches. The veteran right-hander had not yielded four homers, a career worst, since June 29, 2010.
"I thought he elevated some pitches," Indians manager Terry Francona said. "And the ones that were elevated were a little bit flat."
Myers made no excuses.
"I couldn't get the ball down tonight. Everything was up," Myers said. "When you pitch up in the zone against these type of hitters in the big leagues, it's not going to be good."
By statistical standards, Myers' showing ranked among the worst debuts in the team's long history.
Myers finished allowing seven runs on seven hits with two walks and no strikeouts in five innings. He joined Jeff Shaw (April 30, 1990) as the only pitcher in franchise history to give up at least four homers and finish with zero strikeouts in five innings or more in a regular-season game.
Bautista and Arencibia's home runs off Myers in the first and second innings, respectively, put the Indians in an early 3-1 hole. Facing lefty Mark Buehrle, Cleveland countered with back-to-back solo shots by Carlos Santana and Reynolds to pull the game into a 3-3 deadlock. In the fifth inning, Encarnacion ripped a pitch from Myers over the wall in left for a three-run homer.
The Indians again did their best to rally.
Buehrle -- acquired from the Marlins in Toronto's headline-grabbing trade over the winter -- allowed six runs on seven hits in 5 1/3 innings in his Blue Jays debut. That included a three-run burst from the Tribe in the sixth, when Santana added an RBI double and Lonnie Chisenhall later contributed a two-run, two-base hit of his own.
"Buehrle, [pitching with a lead] feeds right into him," Francona said. "He starts taking some off and cuts it in on you. We did a really good job. That's a hard way to play, but if that's the way you have to play, that's the way you have to play. There are going to be nights like that."
With the game caught in a 6-6 tie, and Myers sitting at just 65 pitches, Francona chose to stick with the righty to open the home half of the sixth -- a move aimed at saving the bullpen some pitches. Arencibia took advantage of Myers' continued struggles by drilling his second home run of the evening. After Myers hit the showers, Colby Rasmus added a solo shot against Indians reliever Cody Allen.
The Indians added two more runs down the stretch, but Santana, who went 3-for-5 and was a triple short of the cycle, grounded out with the bases loaded to end the eighth, halting the Tribe's desperate push. On the play, Toronto second baseman Emilio Bonifacio sprinted up the middle, snared the chopper before it could reach center field, and threw Santana out at first.
"If it goes up the middle, we could be talking a different ballgame," said Cleveland's Nick Swisher. "Either way, I was so proud of the way the guys battled and fought."
It was a disappointing showing from Myers, considering Cleveland is counting on him to be a key cog within a rotation beset with question marks. Given the uncertainty surrounding the staff, the Indians signed Myers to a one-year, $7 million deal, due to his history as a proven innings eater.
During Spring Training, Myers posted a 9.00 ERA with 23 runs allowed on 36 hits in 21 Cactus League innings. Some inconsistency was expected due to his transition back to starting after spending all of last year as a late-inning reliever for the White Sox and Astros.
For one game, Myers' spring woes carried into the regular season.
Cleveland will hope it is more fluke than foreshadowing.
As for Myers, he was grateful for the effort by his offense.
"That's unbelievable," Myers said. "It's very encouraging to see that, when we're down like that and they keep fighting. They picked me up a lot tonight. Unfortunately, we came up a little short. I've got to do a better job of getting the ball down in the zone and pitching."


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