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Beautiful work! What is normal, for the wood to be supplied to you, or left to your discretion? Seemed like there was a similar theme there, which I liked
Beautiful work! What is normal, for the wood to be supplied to you, or left to your discretion? Seemed like there was a similar theme there, which I liked
As the proud owner of several of the Hattori KD's and Shig's in this post I can tell you that Daniel has exceeded expectations with every knife I've sent him (or purchased from EE--staff is great too!). The wood/horn handles, beautiful in their own right, add an extra measure of pleasure when working. And they've held up very well, as the wood was held and stabilized where appropriate. Wish I lived in Seattle!
I prefer to work with woods that I supply, because I know a bit more about their history. I find that woods continue to move a shrink a lot longer than folks expect them to ... and that stabilization somewhat restarts this process. Generally, I'll sit on woods 5 years from when purchased or stabilized before I use them.
Usually I'll talk with folks about what woods I've got available and we'll go over what's exciting to the customer. I sit on a lot of wood and there are usually some pretty exciting pieces that are ready to use.
This said, occasionally someone has a wood that they really want to use, and I'm good with that too, so long as they've aged it for a pretty long time. I'm working on a handle right now using wood supplied by a customer. We decided not to use several pieces of wood since they hadn't aged long enough or weren't stabilized, when I felt they should be. It's going to be a really fun piece, in part because he has some woods that I didn't have in my inventory.


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Tributes to retiring faculty of 2013: Baker, Hayward, Kuritz, Shulman, Thomas
Friday, August 23, 2013 8:26 am
At the final faculty meeting of the year, each retiring professor is honored by a colleague who offers a spoken tribute.
Changes in Faculty, Fall 2013
Thursday, July 25, 2013 1:50 pm
New faculty appointments for 2013–14 Jennifer Adair, Visiting Professor of History Jessica...
Singer-songwriter Jonathan Edwards, jazzman Wayne DeLano to perform
Thursday, February 28, 2013 2:42 pm
In back-to-back concerts March 14-15, Bates presents singer-songwriter Jonathan Edwards and jazz saxophonist Wayne DeLano.
March at Bates to begin with avant-garde, classical and Celtic sounds
Thursday, February 21, 2013 4:21 pm
The first weekend of March will be a rich one at Bates College for music lovers.
POSTPONED: Snow forces F.A.B. dance showcase rescheduling for March 2
Thursday, January 31, 2013 4:18 pm
The eighth annual F.A.B. Winter Dance Showcase, featuring artists from Bates, elsewhere in Lewiston-Auburn and beyond, takes place March 2 at the Franco-American Heritage Center.
Langdon talks New Year's resolutions with Maine Public Broadcasting
Thursday, January 17, 2013 12:00 pm
When it comes to weight loss, Langdon is more concerned with the "why?" and "how?"
An expert in genetic impacts of pollution, Larissa Williams joins biology faculty
Wednesday, January 9, 2013 2:38 pm
In a sense, Bates biologist Larissa Williams studies the process of evolution as it happens.
In letter to New York Times, Danforth takes issue with Saudi book, characterizations
Wednesday, December 5, 2012 4:07 pm
Danforth's letter is in response to a review of the book On Saudi Arabia by Karen Elliott House.
Faculty compositions featured on Momenta Quartet program
Monday, December 3, 2012 2:32 pm
The renowned Momenta Quartet performs new music by two Bates composers on Dec. 4.
Miura seeks brass players for New York premiere
Friday, November 30, 2012 9:22 pm
Hiroya Miura, director of the college orchestra and a widely known composer, is presenting the world premiere of a piece, on Dec. 21 in Harlem.

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Financial Consortium Publishes RFID Standards for IT AssetsThe organization hopes to see the standards' adoption among all types of firms that maintain data centers and must track a large amount of IT equipment.
Dec 18, 2008—The Financial Services Technology Consortium (FSTC), a New York-based organization comprising North American financial institutions, technology vendors, research groups and government agencies, has published a set of standards for implementing RFID-based systems to track IT assets within data centers.
Though the standards were set by the financial industry, the FSTC is encouraging their adoption among all types of firms that maintain data centers, and that must track large numbers of IT assets. In July 2008, the consortium announced its intention to develop RFID asset-tracking specifications for banks (see Banking Group to Set RFID Roadmap), and kicked off this effort by hosting an open meeting for banks, RFID tag manufacturers and service providers, as well as makers of IT assets. At that point, some member banks were already undertaking efforts to track IT assets in their data centers by means of passive EPC Gen 2 tags. Earlier this year, Wells Fargo and Bank of America established RFID tracking systems in their respective data centers (see Wells Fargo Banks on RFID and Bank of America Deploys RFID in Data Centers), and—according to FSTC's chief of staff, John Fricke—so had Citibank. All three banks, Fricke says, follow practices spelled out in the newly published documents. After that initial meeting in July, Fricke says, the special interest group FSTC formed to develop the RFID roadmap met weekly in order to establish requirements and guidelines on which all of the IT asset manufacturers, RFID vendors and banks could agree and find mutually beneficial. Later, at a meeting in Chicago this fall, the SIG met with a larger group that included several banks' IT asset suppliers, in order to address additional questions. After this meeting, says Fricke, "everybody seemed pleased, and we agreed to put out this [documentation]." The FSTC has issued two documents that lay out the functional requirements and numbering scheme for tagging IT assets, both of which are available for download on the FSTC site. The numbering scheme for identifying IT assets is compatible with GS1's Global Individual Asset Identifier encoding scheme, which has also been incorporated into EPCglobal's RFID tag data standard. Login and post your comment!Not a member? Signup for an account now to access all of the features of RFIDJournal.com! |
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Director Michael Nash hopes to send a compelling wakeup call with the-sky-is-falling docu.
Where "An Inconvenient Truth" deployed frightening images of rising sea levels to illustrate the threat of global warming, director Michael Nash hopes to send an equally compelling wakeup call with the-sky-is-falling docu "Climate Refugees," using infographics of giant red arrows moving from threatened Third World countries to your backyard. "Consider the concerns we have about a few million people crossing the border from Mexico," the pic warns, assembling stunning footage and all the right talking heads into a tiresome, TV-ready essay (like an extended "60 Minutes" segment), repeating the same point from different corners of the world.
Billing itself as "the human face of climate change," "Climate Refugees" depicts the impact on two very different scales. First, it shows actual human faces — the frowning victims of Mother Nature's wrath — in heart-wrenching closeup as Nash interviews individuals in countries hammered by hurricanes, floods and the like. Then there are the larger-scale pictures of devastation, overwhelming montages of destruction bound to make auds feel like ants drowning on a planet gradually slipping underwater. Some may choose to contest the idea of global warming or question man's role in it, but as Nash's narration insists, "The fact remains, our climate is changing." With leading researchers and high-profile political figures (including John Kerry, Newt Gingrich and Nancy Pelosi) popping up at regular intervals, "Climate Refugees" presents a swell of compelling opinion about the challenges such change puts on the global population. Nash's sources are uncannily on-message, using virtually the same wording from interview to interview, which gives the impression of either consensus or coaching, depending on your personal stance on the issue. Traveling from one continent to another over the course of 18 months, Nash witnesses the alarming effects of changes in the world's distribution of water (visiting spots that suffer from either too much or too little), which in turn affects the distribution of the world's people. In Darfur, Sudan, Nobel-winning professor Wangari Maathai explains how the expanding desert impacted the conflict there, while on the rapidly sinking islands of Tuvalu, children play in knee-deep water as their parents negotiate emigrating to New Zealand. For nearly an hour, Nash piles on the Roland Emmerich-worthy disaster imagery, coming off as the Sally Struthers of the cause with his constant, too-personal narration, which he pairs with such devastating images as a stack of children's books destroyed by flooding or a displaced infant with flies in its eyes. Just when the helplessness seems to reach its hysterical peak, Nash takes the conversation where it should have gone much earlier, finally bringing things back around to Western consumer culture and what we can do to help, courtesy of environmentalists Lester Brown and Ed Begley Jr. "Climate Refugees" may improve upon the PowerPoint presentation style of "An Inconvenient Truth," but it's emotionally exhausting. The staggering mix of photography and high-definition footage, rendered all the more crushing by Michael Mollura's haunting score, should have been enough, but Nash overstays his welcome. The cause may be important, but the execution overwhelms.Climate Refugees
An L.A. Think Tank/TruLight Pictures presentation in association with Yarmony Foundation. (International sales: UTA, Los Angeles/Parlay Media, Santa Monica.) Produced by Justin Hogan. Executive producers, Pat McConathy, Stephen Nemeth. Co-producers, Nicole Boxer, Debbie Peek. Directed, written by Michael Nash.
Camera (color, HD), Nash; editors, Nash, Bret Langefels, Nancy Frazen; music, Michael Mollura; sound (Dolby), Trip Brock, Kyle Tilbury; sound designer, Steven Avila; graphics, Matt Marhefka. Reviewed at Sundance Film Festival (Spotlight), Jan. 2010. Running time: 89 MIN.
Narrator: Michael Nash.


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By MARK SHERMAN
Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON - Gun control advocates are wishing and hoping they can win by losing when the Supreme Court rules on state and local regulation of firearms.
The justices will be deciding whether the right to possess guns guaranteed by the Second Amendment - like much of the rest of the Bill of Rights - applies to states as well as the federal government. It's widely believed they will say it does.
But even if the court strikes down handgun bans in Chicago and its suburb of Oak Park, Ill., that are at issue in the argument to be heard Tuesday, it could signal that less severe rules or limits on guns are permissible.
The Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence is urging the court not to do anything that would prevent state and local governments "from enacting the reasonable laws they desire and need to protect their families and communities from gun violence."
By some estimates, about 90 million people in the U.S. own a total of some 200 million guns.
Roughly 30,000 people in the United States died each year from guns; more than half of them are suicides. An additional 70,000 are wounded.
The new lawsuits were begun almost immediately after the court's blockbuster ruling in 2008 that struck down the District of Columbia's handgun ban. In that case, the court ruled for the first time that individuals have a right keep guns for self-defense and other purposes. Because the nation's capital is a federal enclave, that ruling applied only to federal laws.
The challenges to the Chicago area laws, which are strikingly similar to the Washington law, are part of an aggressive push by gun rights proponents in the courts and state legislatures.
Courts are considering many gun laws following the justice's 2008 decision. Massachusetts' highest state court is examining the validity of a state law requiring gun owners to lock weapons in their homes.
Two federal appeals courts have raised questions about gun possession convictions of people who previously had been convicted of domestic violence misdemeanors. A suit in Washington challenges the capital's ban on carrying loaded guns on public streets.
Lawmakers in several states are pushing for proposals favored by the National Rifle Association and other gun rights groups. The Virginia Legislature is considering repealing a law that limits handgun purchases to one a month. That law was enacted in 1993 because Virginia was the No. 1 supplier of guns used in crimes in other states. A separate proposal in Virginia would allow people with a concealed-weapon permit to take hidden guns into restaurants that sell alcohol, as long as those patrons don't drink.
Chicago is defending its gun laws at the high court. Mayor Richard Daley said a ruling against his city would spawn even more suits nationwide and lead to more gun violence.
"How many more of our citizens must needlessly die because guns are too easily available in our society?" Daley said at a Washington news conference last week that also included the parents of a Chicago teenager who was shot on a bus as he headed home from school.
Annette Nance-Holt said her only child, 16-year-old Blair Holt, shielded his friend when a gang member boarded a bus and began shooting at rival gang members.
"You might ask, 'What good is Chicago's handgun law if so many of our young people are still being shot?"' Nance-Holt said. "All I can say is, imagine how many more would be if the law were not there."
Gun rights advocates say such killings should serve as reminders that handgun bans and other gun laws do nothing to protect people who obey the law.
Indeed, 76-year-old Otis McDonald said he joined the suit in Chicago because he wants a handgun at home to protect himself from gangs.
The thrust of the legal arguments in the case is over how the Supreme Court might apply the Second Amendment to states and cities.
In earlier cases applying parts of the Bill of Rights to the states, the court has done so by using the due process clause of the 14th Amendment, passed in the wake of the Civil War to ensure the rights of newly freed slaves.
The court also has relied on that same clause - "no state shall deprive any person of life, liberty or property without due process of law" - in cases that established a woman's right to an abortion and knocked down state laws against interracial marriage and gay sex.
This is the approach the NRA favors.
But many conservative and legal scholars - as well as the Chicago challengers - want the court to employ another part of the 14th amendment, forbidding a state to make or enforce any law "which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States."
They argue this clause was intended as a broad guarantee of the civil rights of the former slaves, but that a Supreme Court decision in 1873 effectively blocked its use.
Breathing new life into the "privileges or immunities" clause might allow for new arguments to shore up other rights, including abortion and property rights, these scholars say.
This approach might enable challenges to arcane state laws that limit economic competition, said Clark M. Neily III of the public interest law firm Institute for Justice. He pointed to a Louisiana law that protects existing florists by requiring a license before someone can arrange or sell flowers. The licensing exam is graded by florists, he noted.
"No reasonable person thinks that law has a legitimate purpose," Neily said. But he said, "Right now, once you get a law like this on the books, it's almost impossible to get rid of."
The case is McDonald v. Chicago, 08-1521.
On the Net:
Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence: http://www.bradycenter.org/
National Rifle Association: http://home.nra.org


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- 6:00-7:00 PM Secured API Acceleration with Engineers from CloudFront and Slack - A vast number of customers run their web applications on AWS and often times build secured applications relying only on services available in AWS regions. Using Amazon CloudFront, you can provide that same level of security with additional performance improvements. In this session, we talk about how customers running their websites or APIs on AWS can improve security while increasing performance of their applications by using Amazon CloudFront's globally distributed edge locations. We talk about architectural patterns such as TLS termination at the edge, inherent DDoS Protection, and AWS Web Application Firewall (WAF). Slack, makers of cloud-based team collaboration software, discuss how they are using ELB and CloudFront to accelerate their APIs.
Speakers: Nihar Bihani, Principal Product Manager, Amazon CloudFront and Alex Graham, Sr. Operations Engineer, Slack
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As reported by Auto Express, Lamborghini would be responsible for developing the legacy of the ML-002, the powerful all-terrain vehicle that debuted in mid 80's. The performance SUV from the House of Sant'Agata Bolognese to be built under the project will result in the creation of the Porsche Cajun. Like the latter, the Lamborghini LM00X use audio platform Q5.
2012 Lamborghini LM00X Engine Features
The 2012 Lamborghini LM00X be equipped with the 4.0 Twin Turbo V8 engine, which will offer over 550 horsepower. This is the same unit is also used for the Audi S7 and "entry level"version of the Bentley Continental GT. The LM00X accelerate from 0 to 100 km / h in under 4 seconds and the three-door cut body style.
To contain the mass of the car, the Lamborghini LM00X take many carbon fiber parts. The four-wheel drive, however, will be developed to allow LM00X for use in the field. The car can also be used for the Dakar. Lamborghini LM00X the beginning, probably in 2012, the base price of 120,000 euros.


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Mendon City —
The City of Mendon is currently housed in the Mendon Station at the present time. This nice newly remolded structure and one time Utah Idaho Central train depot, is located at 95 North Main, Mendon, Utah. Mendon City has a phone now, 435-752-2439, which will ring at Daphne's home. Or you may contact the mayor, Michael Morgan at (435) 755-025. Contact the city council members from the Elected Officials tab (above), as your needs require. The City of Mendon has an e-mail address at firstname.lastname@example.com, which is connected to the city computer at Paul Cressall's home. Paul is still the current city recorder and you may reach him by phone at 435-752-2439 with your city business. Please contact Daphne Carlson our assistant city recorder and treasurer at (435) 753-3449 for your city council agenda items. She also has the park and building rental listings, and etc. You may also reach the City at the following regular mail address:
Mendon City
P.O. Box 70
Mendon, Utah 84325-0070
Mendon City Council meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month, at the Mendon Station, located at 95 North Main, they generally start at 7:00 p.m. The Mendon City Planning and Zoning Commission meets on the third Wednesday of each month at the Mendon Station as well. Planning and Zoning meetings begin at 7:00 but do not open until 7:30 p.m. The Mendon City Board of Adjustments meets quarterly and or as needed and posts their meeting time(s) and place notices at the post office, it is thought, or hoped.
The City of Mendon has been very active in the support of many "Quality of Life" programs for the benefit of our city residents. Mendon is supporting a new public venture, the Mendon Cottage Library. Adding another library to the list of public resources in the county. The city is proud to be a "Tree City USA" member, supports a local "Neighborhood Crime Watch," program, provides an area for sorted recycling (just east of the firehouse) and Christmas tree recycling area. Mendon supports an effort to join with the state of Utah and the governor in the conversation of water, both for drinking and irrigation. Animal control and mosquito abatement in an attempt to prevent "West Nile" are provided as well. The city sponsors several celebrations each year. The annual Easter egg hunt on the Saturday morning prior to Easter, Mendon's May Day, on the first Saturday in May and the Twenty-Fourth of July celebration on the Saturday nearest to July, 24th, and at times a Trunk or Treat program for Halloween, these are the main city sponsored events. Concert in the Park events are sponsored some years at Pioneer Park, located at 75 North First West, times and day differ from year to year. Check your local city news flyer for current years information.
The City also sponsors and supports several groups, The Mendon City Arts Council, Mendon City Historical Society and Mendon City Youth Council, which in turn sponsor Halloween, City Christmas tree lighting, winter carnivals and other such seasonal activities as outlined or promoted by these groups. All in all, it is a nice place to live.
Mendon City Elected Officials
The officials listed here are elected by the community and their terms expire as noted below. These six individuals are the only elected city officials in our community. Paul Cressall (435- 752-2439) serves as the Mendon City Recorder. Please feel free to contact any of the members of the city council or mayor with your questions regarding their various departments and duties.
The Mendon City Council normally meets on the second Thursday of every month at 7:00 p.m. Meetings are now being held at the Mendon Station, located at 95 North, Main Street.
Name | Responsibilities | Phone | Term Expires | |
Ed Buist, Mayor | Administration, July 24th Celebration, School Information, Emergency Preparedness | firstname.lastname@example.com | 435-755-0251 | 2010 |
Mike Carlson, City Council | Fire Department, Buildings, Mosquito Abatement, Easter Egg Hunt | 435-752-2449 | 2012 | |
Jon Hardman, City Council | Culinary Water, Mendon Secondary Water System Liaison, Canal Company Liaison | 435-755-6648 | 2010 | |
Jason Wooden, City Council | Planning & Zoning, Law Enforcement, Cemetery | 435-752-8225 | 2012 | |
George DeWeese | Streets, Storm Water, Library Liaison, Grant Writing Committee, Youth Council Liaison | 435 753-1010 | 2012 | |
Phil Coulterr, City Council | Parks and Recreation, May Day, Mendon Arts Council Liaison, Mendon Historical Society Liaison, Animal Control | 435-753-2305 | 2010 |
Mendon City Planning and Zoning
Jason Wooden, (435-752-8225) is the Mendon City Council representative for this body. This commission is not elected, all members are appointed, approved and seated by the Mendon City Council. Terms are for approximately 3 years, and are reflected as such in the following table. As of the March, 1998 meeting, these minutes are also being audio taped. Please contact the commission secretary to schedule your agenda item(s). Contact at: email@example.com.
The Mendon, Utah City Planning and Zoning Commission, will normally meet on the third Wednesday of every month at 7:00 p.m. Meetings are held at the Mendon Station, located at 95 North, Main Street. The public has been made welcome to all of the meetings (both 7:00, or earlier if needed and 7:30 p.m.) and an agenda is usually posted in the post office, the weekend before the meetings.
Name | Position | Phone | Term Ends | |
Nick Kichols | Chairman | 435-752-7681 | firstname.lastname@example.com | 2009 |
Pam Coleman | Secretary | 435-787-1379 | email@example.com | ? |
Dale Leishman | Member | 435 752-3338 | ? | |
Kirk Obray | Member | (435 752-6710 | email@example.com | ? |
Ruth Cartee | Member | 435-787-8792 | email@example.com | 2009 |
Justin Anderson | Member | 435 752-8410 | email@example.com | ? |
Michael Cox | Member | 435 792-3053 | firstname.lastname@example.com | ? |
Burnis Skinner | Member | 435 792-3472 | email@example.com | ? |
Mendon City Board of Adjustments
The present members of the Mendon, Utah Board of Adjustments, as appointed and approved by the Mendon City Council. They meet quarterly or more often as needed. These are unpaid positions and all volunteer their time and efforts.
Name | Position | Phone | Term Ends |
Steve Baker | Chairman | 435 755-9575 | 2010 |
Darnee Nieman | Secretary | 735-713-4281 | 2009 |
Wendy Osborne | Member | 435-753-5610 | 2011 |
Charles Bowen | Member | 435 753-4799 | 2012 |
Todd Gordon | Member | 435 787-0694 | 2013 |
Mendon City Appointed Officials
A listing of the Mendon City appointed officials, service providers and known employees. Call the city assistaant recorder to get on the agenda for city council meetings and for water billing, businesses licensees, meeting minutes for the city council and other such needs.
These Mendon City officials are appointed by the mayor and approved by the Mendon Council, in office at the time. The Recorder, Assistant Recorder and Treasurer are all paid employees.
Name | Position | Phone | |
Paul Cressall | Recorder | email@example.com | 435-752-2439 |
Daphne Carlson | Treasurer & Assistant Recorder | firstname.lastname@example.com | 435-753-3449 |
Haunani Thunell | Clerk | email@example.com | 435 753-3449 |
Ray Olsen | Fire Chief | email@example.com | 435-752-9195 |
Eric Bowen | Sexton | email@example.com | 435-752-9005 |
This is the extent of our city employee(s), and they are part-time only at this time. Extra labor required in the summer months is provided by our local area youth. Mendon City no longer provides any back hoe service to its citizens. There are several private back hoes's that perform this service in Mendon.
Name | Position | Phone | |
Kirk Taylor | City Employee | firstname.lastname@example.com | 435-787-1968 |
(Local Youth) | Summer Help | N/A | N/A |
Both law enforcement and animal control are presently contracted and handled by persons outside of our community at this time. These employees are paid from the budgets of the departments they report to. The building inspector takes a flat percentage of the building permit(s).
Name | Position | Phone |
Cache County Sheriff | City Police Action(s) | For Emergency— 911 |
Cache County Sheriff | Traffic and or Other | 435-755-4110 |
John Hester | Animal Control Officer | 435- 755-5384 |
Paul Taylor | Building Inspector & Permits | 435-752-5747 |
Please join me in offering these men and women a hand of thanks for their public service.
Mendon Volunteer Fire Department & EMT's
Need a burn permit, safety inspection or other such item? Then you need to contact the Mendon Fire Chief. The following e-mail link can help you in your quest— email@example.com. Please join me in giving a Big Thank You to all of our EMT and Mendon, Utah Volunteer Fire Department Members!
The Mendon, Utah area Volunteer Fire Department, has scheduled drills that are usually held on Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. The fire station is located at 50 East 100 North. All of the department staff and crew are true volunteers and deserve all the thanks and support the greater Mendon community can give them. They are always looking for new members, both for the EMT's and firemen and or firewomen as the case may be. If you have experiance or would like to gain some, get with the fire chief, Ray Olsen and sign up to help one or the other, or perhaps both!
The Mendon City Emergency Medical Technicians, part of the Cache County EMS group, usually meets at the fire station, on Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. This is also an all volunteer group as well that deserves our many heartfelt thanks and support. They have a new to us ambulance to aid in supporting our local Mendon emergencys.
Information on the local Cache County Fire District may be found here. Mendon is station 110 in the Cache County fire system.


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At this point experimenting would be just as costly as just buckling down for a long-term investment with customs.
But from listening to demos the gap is getting closer by the day, but still there, and much more apparent when it comes to $500-600 CIEMs. The Dream Earz or the Quads/V6 simply floored the rest detail-wise, even whilst in demo form (well the V6 weren't, just found a friend who managed to get his to fit me nice enough - still outstanding sig-wise).
Urm...just wondering have you tried the fitear 334's, would they fit my preferences? Or would you still recommend the Miracles over it?


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Lower heat to 250-degrees, remove the tomatoes and garlic, and lavish a couple of salmon fillets in the scented oil. Add a hefty sprinkle of kosher salt and pepper and roast until cooked to your desire--20 to 30 minutes usually. It's hard to overcook the salmon with this method and it flakes apart beautifully for salads.
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Quickie: Salmon Niçoise Salad
Oh, delicious! I slow roasted the salmon using Bill Granger's method--steep a handful of cherry tomatoes and a couple bruised garlic cloves in a generous splash or two of olive oil. Warm up the whole thing in a 350-degree oven until it smells delicious and the tomatoes have split.
I made mine with the usual suspects for a Niçoise, as well as my most favorite Perfect Vinaigrette (http://theunemployedcook.blogspot.com/2006/01/perfect-vinaigrette.html)--I opted for raw tomatoes but the slow roasted tomatoes are very nice as well. Summer in a bowl, I tell you.
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Deb and Quinn question Jordan about his connection with the missing Cole, Boyd and now Alex Tilden. Meanwhile, Lumen and Dexter plot to get Jordan, and it's all very lovey-dovey. Lumen asks Dexter if Deb has ever suspected anything about him. He says she has a blind spot when it comes to him. Then, his baby monitor picks up the signal of the camera that Liddy has planted in the apartment. Liddy tells Quinn that he wants help getting his job back. Quinn refuses.
Dexter finds the camera, which has a "property of the police" sticker on it. He tells Lumen that they have to lie low, but she is anxious to continue their vigilante crusade. Masuka finds evidence that Cole was killed in his home, which gives further weight to Deb's vigilante theory. LaGuerta points out that a woman would have a hard time overpowering these big guys and Deb says she may have help, from a man. Dexter is there for this talk and looks to be shitting himself. Dex finds out that Quinn checked out the surveillance equipment in his apartment. He also finds out that it's not police business, that Quinn is doing this on his own. Lumen and Dexter search Quinn's apartment and find that he's a fan of cute cat YouTubes. They also find Liddy's photos of them dumping Cole's body into the marina.
HOLY SHIT, Mary Cherry is Dan the Dentist's wife. Deb talks to her and finds out that he would leave for trips with "the guys." The only name she recognizes amongst the teen friend killers is Jordan's. She knows that his real name is Eugene Greer and tells Deb and Quinn. So, they know Jordan was lying about knowing them. Deb tells Dexter that Quinn thought he had something to do with Rita's death.


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Seth Donovan
Year: | Fr. |
Hometown: | Caledonia, Wis. |
High School: | Cudahy |
Position: | Sprints |
Indoor/Outdoor: | Outdoor |
2013 Season (Freshman): Competed in 200-meter dash, discus throw, hammer throw and shot put as well as various relays during the outdoor season...OUTDOOR: Member of winning 4x100-meter relay team at the Wisconsin Private College Championships (Apr. 27)...Ran the 200-meter dash in a personal-best time of 23.56 at the Rex Foster Invitational (Apr. 5)...Tossed a personal record 32.42 meters in the hammer throw at the Wisconsin Private College Championships...Tossed the shot put 10.55 meters at the Wisconsin Private College Championships.


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The latest screens and info of the bizarre, wonderful Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure illustrate some of the interaction between the platforming on the top screen and the block puzzle game on the bottom. The newly-revealed "outrageous world-ending bosses" all have the ability to manipulate the puzzle screen in some way, making it harder for players to use puzzle pieces to power Henry up.
"Lady D" here sends spores down into the bottom screen that sprout vines and fix your blocks in place. Barrel-chested Lance Banson puts music-note blocks in the bottom screen that do ... something (MTV Multiplayer was under embargo related to some gameplay details). The third boss -- well, we don't know what he does with the puzzles, but he's an old guy in a wheelchair who is used as a melee weapon by his giant caretaker, which means he's worth mentioning.
Henry Hatsworth joins the comically overcrowded DS lineup in March!


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Admission Notice
The Institution organises a Diploma Course in 'Railway Engineering' for the Railwaymen as well as for the outsiders to update their knowledge of Railway Engineering.
The Diploma Course in Railway Engineering consists of two Semesters of six months each. Semester I covers basic knowledge of Railway working in the fields of General Management of Railways, Civil Engineering (Works); Civil Engineering (Track), Civil Engineering ( Bridges), Signal & Telecommunication Engineering; Operational Management, Commercial Management, Stores/Material Management, Personnel Management, Financial Management of Railways & Railway Accidents & Safety measures.
Semester-II covers basic knowledge of Railway working in the field of Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering and specialized knowledge of Permanent Way Engineering, which includes Track structure, its Maintenance and Modernisation, Works, Bridge Engineering, Survery and construction of Railway Lines, Railway Sidings and Disaster Management.
Ministry of Railways have extended certain incentives viz. in the case of Railway employees who possess Diploma Certificate in Railway Engineering will be taken into account alongwith any other Technical/Academic qualifications in awarding marks under the heading "Personality, Address, Leadership and Technical/Academic qualifications" for promotion to Selection posts in Group 'C' category.
The fees for Semester I of Diploma Course is Rs.2000 + Rs.300 for Service Tax (Total Rs.2300/-)for railwaymen and Rs.2500 + Rs.375 for Service Tax (Total Rs.2875/-)for Non-Rlymen. The fees for Semester II is Rs.2400+ Rs.360 for Service Tax (Total Rs.2760/-) for railwaymen and Rs.2900+ Rs.406 for Service Tax (Total Rs.3335/-)for Non-Rlymen. In addition, there is a fee of Rs.3000+ Rs.450 for Service Tax (Total Rs.3450/-) for optional contact classes. Contact Classes are normally held every year in the month of October on the dates and address as given above.
The Diploma course in Railway Engineering was started in 1997. The course has been very popular and uptil Ist March, 2016, 27053 students have enrolled to the course. Out of these 6646 have successfully completed the course and hold the Diploma in Railway Engineering.
The examination of Semester-I is usually held in February and of Semester-II in December each year at six centres viz. Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Secunderabad, Chennai and Lucknow.


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She is beautiful, and I love the Disney movie. I watched it a thousand times when I was little and I'm thinking of doing it again soon!
Well, now it was time for my version of Alice, a light blue innocent lolita!
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Done in 2010
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I think it could be a 5 with some touches. IMO cheeks are kind of shiny, hair looks rough. The clothing though looks very good. That's one of the most consistently good things about the stuff you've posted :D
thank you very much! they are all old drawings, that's why they are messy. I don't like them very much either haha
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i dont really like disney but the artwork is good
thank you very much :D
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I prefer more the story of alice: madness in wonderland ... a girl who the people blame her for killing his parents by burning the house accidentally and talks to a imaginary ugly punk cat.
i don't like much that style of anime but look cool
haha that's a cool version too! thank you :D


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A resource for reliable information about significant people, places, events, and things in Minnesota history.
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, Minneapolis, 2007.
Hubert H. Humphrey says goodbye to the Minneapolis Mayor's office after winning a seat in the U.S. Senate, November 30, 1948.
Hubert Humphrey, c.1968.
Hubert H. Humphrey reads from a pile of telegrams the day after winning a seat in the U.S. Senate, November 3, 1948.
Vice Presidential nominee Hubert Humphrey with President Lyndon Johnson on the way to a landslide victory, 1964.
Minneapolis Mayor Hubert Humphrey throws out the first pitch of a baseball game played by the Minneapolis Millers at Nicollet Park in Minneapolis on April 27, 1948.
Lunch box created in support of Hubert H. Humphrey's 1968 presidential campaign.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey campaigning for president, 1968.
Pin-back button used during Hubert Humphrey's 1968 presidential campaign.
Hubert Humphrey reads comics on the radio, August 1946.


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(ARTICLE 19/IFEX) - 15 February 2010 - ARTICLE 19 calls on Gustavo Salas Chávez, newly appointed Special Prosecutor for Crimes Against the Media, to promote and guarantee effective investigation of aggression against journalists and combat Mexico's prevailing culture of impunity.
Chávez replaces Octavio Orellana, who was widely regarded as ineffective at stemming the number of attacks and murders of media workers in Mexico. Orellana claimed that the frequent murders of journalists, eleven in 2009, were not related to their work.
The Office of the Special Prosecutor for Crimes Against the Media (FEADP) was established in 2006 but has lacked the political will to investigate crimes and bring their perpetrators to justice. Organisations such as the National Human Rights Commission have complained that FEADP is ineffective. The limited and ambiguous mandate of FEADP together with a lack of political will has resulted in a large number of cases being declared "on reserve" whereby all investigations are suspended until new evidence arises. Only a few cases are being formally investigated and just four cases in four years have seen charges brought.
According to international standards, Special Prosecutor Chávez must:
- Be independent
- Be impartial
- Have the necessary capacities and knowledge to develop his post
- Base FEADP investigations on a human rights perspective, protect the rights of victims, and avoid re-victimisation
- Train FEADP personnel on the right to freedom of expression.
ARTICLE 19 calls on Chávez to reform FEADP's legal framework in line with international standards, and implement prosecution and protection mechanisms based on the right to freedom of expression. ARTICLE 19 also calls on FEADP to meet its obligations in the area of transparency and accountability.
ARTICLE 19 reiterates its call to the Mexican Congress to approve such necessary reforms in order to empower the federal authorities to investigate crimes against those practicing journalism.