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And so the Hero of Spielburg journeyed with his new friends to the desert land of Shapier for a well-deserved rest and change of scenery. But dark clouds are brewing in the kingdom of the desert. The Sultan has locked himself in the palace, rarely seeing the people of his kingdom. Strange things have begun to appear in the desert. And Rasier, Shapier's sister city far to the south, has had its E
The Summerking's daughter has been kidnapped, and the legendary hero of the desert comes to her rescue as he did when she was young. The Lone Runner proves to be an unstoppable hero with limitless fighting abilities. He battles those who would harm innocents, and does what ever else he can for them.
An adventurer rents a sailing ship to hunt for a lost treasure in a Mexican desert. Unfortunately, he hires a crew that includes villainous captain and his henchman. As hero and villains battle over the desert treasure, a vicious sandstorm hits.
An English teacher, James, leaves Rome for the peace of the Arabian desert only to find himself working at a language school run by a tyrant. The film traces the fortunes of our hapless hero as he encounters an oddball collection of expatriates in the desert town and tries to cope with the heat, teaching with a hangover and the attentions of the boss's wife.
Capt. Deering, a British war hero whose exploits in the Arabian desert have earned him the nickname "The Man of Stone", returns home to London to discover that his fianc╚, the wealthy Lady Mary Fortescue, has left him for another man. Devastated, he returns to the desert and begins to drink heavily, which results in his becoming gravely ill. He is cared for by the lovely Laila, an Arab woman who
A middle-aged science fiction nerd role-plays as his favorite space hero out in the desert when he hits his head and becomes convinced he is a space hero for real. When he starts to suspect his role-playing buddy of being an enemy alien, what started as a ridiculous fantasy game becomes a matter of life and death.
Time for a Hero is a story about one man who wants to become a super hero so badly that he loses sight of what it takes to be a real hero. Tate, an average ordinary guy, realizes that he has the potential to be the sidekick of his town's hero aptly named Hero. When Hero tells him he isn't good enough to work with him, Tate takes matters into his own hands.
Hero #1 fights a cadre of bad guys with his superior kung fu skills. Eventually, however, the bad guys get the best of Hero #1, and break off one of his legs. Fortunately, Hero #2 steps in to save the day. Hero #2 is given a photograph of each of the bad guys who crippled Hero #1. He tracks each one of them down, ripping up each bad guy's photo once he locates him. Hero #2 engages in a kung fu f
As a natural barrier to the desert in Northwest China,the Minqin oasis in Gansu Province may disappear in recent years. Finally Badain Jaran Desert,Tengger Desert and Kumtag Desert will meet right here. The film tells a family''s living condition in Changhu village in Minqin. It''s a record of the confrontation and struggle between man and nature in the disappearing desert.
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Rating 12A | 130 minutes
7pm gates | 8.20pm (trailers) | 8.30pm (main feature)
Tickets: £18 | £16
VIP Tickets £30* (includes best seats, a pre-screening cocktail or glass of champagne in the Studio, and a fleece blanket)
We're gonna need a bigger boat! To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Steven Spielberg's masterpiece, we invite you to come and experience Jaws back on the big screen, where it belongs. Starring Roy Scheider as the legendary Chief Brody and one of the most recognised theme tunes ever, it's the cinematic event of the summer.
*quoted ticket prices for Jaws include a £1.50 booking fee. No booking fee when booked in person.
Please note that The Regent's Park Burger is available at this performance.
This film is rated 12A, meaning Parental Guidance. For more information about the suitability of this film, please visit the British Board of Film Classification.

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Exclusive: Scars on 45 Launch Debut, Head to 'Tonight Show'
Scars on 45's self-titled debut album will arrive on April 10 on Chop Shop/Atlantic, three years after the British band's song "Beauty's Running Wild" made its TV debut on "CSI: New York" and earned them a U.S. following.
"It's nice to finally get the album out," frontman Danny Bemrose told Billboard as the group prepared for its North American tour. "The songs… were pretty much done before all of this really came about. We signed our deal to Chop Shop, we had already pretty much finished [recording]."
The group's picked up a number of television placements in the last three years, with "Heart On Fire" earning a prominent position on the "Grey's Anatomy" soundtrack's fourth volume. Their soaring guitar pop found a sync-friendly home in Chop Shop, the label founded by music supervisor Alexandra Patsavas (who also handles "Grey's"); the label released their "Give Me Something" and "Heart on Fire" EPs last year.
Scars on 45 plan to back the album's release with a lengthy tour, including a number of shows with Ingrid Michaelson and a date on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" on Friday-its television performance debut.
"If I'm brutally honest with you, we're a bit nervous about it," Bemrose said, adding that he'd asked recent tour partners the Fray for advice on playing the show.
"We'll play 'Heart on Fire,' we've played that song 50,000 times," he said. "They said, at the end of the day, you just play the song you've played so many times before."
As for the album's success, the band hopes their patient fans will give them a chance.
"We want to tour as much as we can," Bemrose said. "All we want to do is continue to work hard, continue to meet such good people that we've met along the way. It's what we've wanted for such a long time."
Find the track list and tour dates below:
"Scars on 45" track list:
1. Warning Sign
2. Breakdown
3. Heart On Fire
4. Don't Say
5. Change My Needs
6. Burn The House Down
7. Give Me Something
8. Beauty's Running Wild
9. The Way That We Are
10. Insecurity
Tour Dates (* dates are without Ingrid Michaelson)
March 3 San Diego, CA The Anthology *
March 5 Los Angeles, CA The Troubadour *
April 16 Caldwell, ID College of Idaho*
April 28 Mobile, AL Road to the Hangout Festival *
May 1 Austin, TX Stubb's Waller Creek Amphitheater
May 2 Dallas, TX South Side Music Hall
May 3 Houston, TX House of Blues
May 4 Baton Rouge, LA Varsity Theater
May 5 Atlanta, GA Variety Playhouse (SOLD OUT)
May 7 Nashville, TN Cannery Ballroom
May 8 Charlotte, NC Amos' Southend
May 9 Washington, DC 9.30 Club (SOLD OUT)
May 11 Pittsburgh, PA Carnegie Music Hall of Homestead
May 12 Philadelphia, PA Electric Factory (SOLD OUT)
May 14 Albany, NY The Egg (SOLD OUT)
May 15 Boston, MA House of Blues (SOLD OUT)
May 17 New York, NY Terminal 5 (SOLD OUT)


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For precision temperature sensing, nothing beats a Platinum RTD. Resistance temperature detectors (RTDs) are temperature sensors that contain a resistor that changes resistance value as its temperature changes, basically a kind of thermistor. In this sensor, the resistor is actually a small strip of Platinum with a resistance of 100 ohms at 0°C, thus the name PT100. Compared to most NTC/PTC thermistors, the PT type of RTD is much most stable and precise (but also more expensive) PT100's have been used for many years to measure temperature in laboratory and industrial processes, and have developed a reputation for accuracy (better than thermocouples), repeatability, and stability.
This high-temperature PT100 sensor is equipped with an stainless steel shield is good for up to 550°C.
PT100 features:
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Stainless steel tube: 4mm diameter by ~30mm long (size of stainless steel capsule may vary!) Cable is approx 1m / 100cm long Contains a PT100 temperature sensor Three wires with terminal prong ends PT100 technical specs:Usable temperature range: -200 to 550°C (-328°F to +1,022°F) Uses 3-wire interface ±0.5°C Accuracy from -10°C to +85°C Product Weight: 19.3g / 0.7oz


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Low pressure pre-infusion and programmable shot volume.
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Yesterday The Ting Tings played live in Tokyo! When calculating backwards I recognized I'm getting old: I listen to their music now for roughly 9 years… Still their old songs are the best!! They played everything from shut up and let me go to clap your hands. Really good concert, just a little bit too short!
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For many years Jonathan Kozol has attended to school children in impoverished neighborhoods. The author of several award-winning books, including Death at an Early Age and Amazing Grace, he has taught those boys and girls, observed them carefullyand in some instances has come to know them well outside the classroom. And in his writing he allows readers to learn from the young and from himself as their older friend, advisor and instructor. In a sense, his books are a continuation of that educational effort, begun in Boston decades ago and now being accomplished in the Mott Haven section of the South Bronx in New York City. This is where he spent the last few years, we learn in this the latest of his books, at one elementary school (P.S. 30) and at a church, St. Ann's of Morrisania, an Episcopalian community that includes a religiously sponsored after-school aimed at helping the education of the African-American and Polish-speaking families who make up the population.
In his introductory chapter Kozol tells us of his intentand by implication we are asked to realize the daily commitment of time and energy that made possible the writing of the following pages: This is a book about the children's games and stories, and their silliness and sorrows, and the many intricate and sometimes elegant theologies they manage to create in order to invite into their lives the little mysteries that make them brave. Soon enough, we meet those childrenElio and Pineapple and Ariel and Damian and Amber, their sometimes colorful names a good match for their spiritual, imaginative, even lyrical remarks. They understandably held the closely listening Kozol in considerable awe, as is evident in the comments, asides, inquiries and introspective reveries he offers throughout the book. Boys and girls from what is called these days a culturally deprived or culturally disadvantaged world (the dreariness of such language!) are able to teach their well-educated and well-meaning older visitor rather a lot, and indeed, do so on his own intellectual turf. Hence this affecting and ever so instructive moment in a Bronx elementary school class:
After a time the boys take out their writing and we get some work done for three quarters of an hour. Benjamin is the only one who never settles down. He stays by the bookcase looking at a book he's taken from the shelf, but in a way that seems halfhearted.
There it is, another prospect of gloom, the proverbial wayward youth set to disappoint, if not to irritate and then enrage his earnest teacher. But what happens tells a lot about not only Benjamin but Jonathan, who won't let a student's unruliness or disinterest be the end of the matter:
When the other boys finish their work and go downstairs, I ask him to remain for a few minutes more and let me see the book. It turns out to be a book by Langston Hughes I've never seen before, poems written about animals, that someone must have given to the church. He shows me a poem that he's been looking at and asks me if I know the man who wrote it. When I say I never had the chance to meet him and that he died long ago, the boy seems disappointed.
But the boy thereafter would be encouraged to read aloud various wonderfully vivid poems Langston Hughes wrote, and in so doing would become his teacher's teacher. Eventually, the learning and enlivened middle-aged white man, who had studied poems at a fancy Ivy League college, began to realize how much he owes the Bronx ladand not only for acquainting him with a particular poet's work, but for prompting an important line of psychological thinking that in a way informs this book from start to finish. If I hadn't had this opportunity to talk with him alone, Kozol recounts, I don't know if I'd have gotten past my first impression of him as a rather loose-limbed, casual, and superficial boy who seemed to laugh too easily at other kids' mistakes.
The point, we are told through a remembered story's indirection, is to take careful heed of children, respond to them as constant purveyors of surprise, of thoughtful awareness and, yes, of spiritual enlightenment. This is what the book's title suggests; it is a daring suggestion that the hope Jesus came to give us about life's possibilities can be found in obscure precincts of big-city America, where, in a sudden, surprising moment, promising light shines on an all too noticed and remarked-upon atmosphere of darkness.
Jonathan Kozol has given us another compilation of experiences and meetingsaccounts of children who entered his life, made it different, stirred him to extend what he has received and realized to us, his needy readers, who have much to consider as we learn of the children he describes as living during the years of hope. Throughout Ordinary Resurrections we are also given, by inference rather than explicitly, a thought-provoking duality of sorts: egoism as it struggles toward altruismthe former a part of all our lives (certainly including those who write) and the latter itself an aspect of hopefulness, whether in the Bronx or across the river in Manhattan. Our self-preoccupations soon give way to a devoted watchfulness tending outside ourselves, toward others. So it is that irony yet again affirms its ever-present aspects: Vulnerable and hurt children, with little going for them socially and economically, become soul-mates, it can be said, of one who is blessed materially, yet ever so eager to look beyond a given life's outcome. Thereby he himself finds the very moral and spiritual awakening given documentary description, with regard to the Bronx's children, in this book.


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The Right Match: Finding the Ideal Online Marketer for Your Hotel
Technology is evolving at a high speed, fueling the establishment of a large number of web marketing agencies around the world that help sell various products and services across different industries.
With the extensive range of companies that offer online marketing for hotels, finding the right marketer for your company can be daunting.
If you open Google search and key in "Hotel Web Marketing Firm," for instance, it will generate an array of search results. You are also likely to see different phrases that describe the work a certain agency does or what they can achieve for your business, such as "Low Commission," "High ROI" or "Your Trusted Marketing Partner." It is, then, quite easy to get lost and make the wrong choice.
Here are a few questions to ask when choosing the right marketing agency:
Do they make tailored strategies for every client?
Every hotel has unique requirements, which highlights the importance of working with a reputable marketing agency that creates tailored marketing plans for every client. By choosing an agency that fully understands your company's strengths and weaknesses, you will be able to tap into areas of your business you didn't know had potential. You will also be able to learn where to direct your marketing efforts so you don't waste precious time and money.
Do they listen to your needs and know how to solve your issues?
An excellent marketing firm gathers sufficient information about any current issues surrounding your business, and then generates detailed strategic plans based on the data. You do not need to tell the hotel marketing agency what to do or how to do it: a good firm knows all the right techniques to help clients overcome their concerns, whether it's a weak SEO score or a negative online reputation.
Finding the ideal online marketing company is not a walk in the park: it requires patience and plenty of research. In the end, however, the right hotel marketer can mean all the difference between slow business and a high ROI.


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On the Winnipeg Jets …
- Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Sun: Wiebe thinks the Jets need to make their best offers to pending UFAs Andrew Ladd and Dustin Byfuglien. If they can't find a common ground, GM Kevin Cheveldayoff needs to start listening to one or both of them. The Jets have RFAs that they need to re-sign as well, but they the UFAs need to be dealt with first.Wiebe thinks that Byfuglien is probably looking for a contract similar to Mark Giordano and Brent Seabrook – six to eight years and over $6.75 million per season.GM Cheveldayoff may have to act before the trade deadline. If they remain unsigned after January 1st, why wouldn't a player wait an extra months and see what other offers are out there.
On the Tampa Bay Lightning …
- Joe Smith of the Tampa Bay Times: Back in June, GM Steve Yzerman said his No. 1 priority was to sign Steven Stamkos to an extension. Six months later, Stamkos remains unsigned and nothing appears to be close.
This has an eerie feel to it, to the point the once unthinkable seems increasingly possible: Stamkos could be in his final few months in a Lightning uniform.
The longer he remains unsigned, the more of a problem it could be for the Lightning. If Yzerman realizes that he can't re-sign Stamkos, does he look to trade him at the deadline instead of losing him for nothing in the offseason? Stamkos has a no-movement clause, and would he approve a trade?
Stamkos could warrant an eight-year, $84 million deal, but can the Lightning afford to give a deal that big.
Pierre McGuire on the situation.
"The longer you go along, the questions start to be more about an individual than about the team," McGuire said. "And when that starts to happen, it affects the fiber of the team. … You try to get these done, put to bed sooner rather than later, and if you can't, then at some point you're in a precarious position.
"It's a tricky thing, especially as you get closer and closer to January, only because the media scrutiny is going to be out there more and more, especially from Canadian cities to cities that think, 'Maybe if Steven Stamkos ever becomes an unrestricted free agent, we have a chance to get him.' That's a difficult thing because players start to wonder, 'Is he one of us or someone else?' "
Article source: http://www.mynhltraderumors.com/2015/11/30/rumors-andrew-ladd-dustin-byfuglien-steven-stamkos/


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- chardevAsked on June 19, 2017 at 05:41 PM
I'm making an RSVP form and I'm using the conditional logic wizard to ensure that only guests I've pre-written into the wizard are allowed to fill out the RSVP form.
I am using the "is equal to" option for them to enter their names currently, but I don't want guests to be denied access to the rest of the form if they don't enter their names exactly as I have them in the conditional wizard. Does the "contains' option allow for more flexibility in this regard? For example, if the invite is addressed to "John and Jane Doe" and the guest only fills in "John Doe" in the name section, I don't want them to be denied access because the name entered isn't equal to "John and Jane Doe".
Thanks for your help
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This is correct, the contains option is more flexible. You may set the contains 'Doe' rule to accept any value with the 'Doe' keyword, it is also case-insensitive, so the 'doe' value is also fine.
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On From an Adorned and Thickly Planted Grove: Canoeing Cassimer Bar
O Lord! O Lord! Send unto him a gentle breeze from the garden of Thy sanctity in Thy Kingdom of Abha, so that he may be refreshed and developed as a flourishing branch in that adorned and thickly planted grove.Tablets of Abdul-Baha Abbas
The breeze was gentle to non-existent when we canoed the Cassimer Bar at Brewster, Washington, which contributed to beautiful reflections in the water. We parked the van in front of the grove of trees above at the start, and returned to admire its beauty upon our return. -gw


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I'm on the fence about this or Moto GP in Indy again. I really want to meet Malcolm Smith.
I sure would like to catch a Moto GP, but everyone wants to go to the swap meet. I would be cool to meet Malcolm, probably just get to see him.
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--- Neon at a Glance ---Such bright colors are not only exclusive to females and feminine fashion. In fact, there are some males that even wear some neon- like neon active sneakers. The one criticism about neon is that some people feel such bright colors make some people look like a highlighter. Personally, I think neon is best done in moderation. It is great to have neon colors for color blocking. Don't wear too many neon-adorned pieces at once.
--- Neon in Pictures ---How bold can neon be? Take some inspiration from these items:
^ from: www.amazon.com - A bold statement for your feet can be made with neon shoes.
^ from: www.amazon.com - Lately, neon active shoes have trended.
^ from: www.shopbop.com - A serious pop of color can be had with neon garments. This neon mini dress, for example, is sure to turn heads.
^ from: www.neimanmarcus.com - Color blocking with neon can be powerful. Here is a dress with neon color blocking.
Up next are [many] bloggers that showcase their neon style.
--- Neon Blogging Inspirations ---Visit these blogs to get some neon inspiration from these bloggers (and follow their blog(s) if you enjoy their work):
• "Clashing Colors" (Burst of Color) « neon laceless sneakers.
• "Neon Toes" (The Belated Bloomer) « ballet flats with neon toes.
• "FUSHIA LOVE - Plus Size Boutique Review (NEON FRENZY)" (Style 4 Curves) « skirt with neon accents along with a neon handbag.
• "Stripes and Neon" (Curves Ahead) « neon belt with neon platform pumps.
• "NEON SHORTS - Available at www.hauteandrebellious.com" (HAUTE AND REBELLIOUS) « high-waist neon shorts with sailor button detail.
• "Striped Knot Pumps a& Neon Azalea Bell Skirt" (Stylish Petite) « neon skirt.
• "new look: '60's don't mind the Chocolate!'" (Glam & Fab Chameleon) « neon bangles to accompany a dress outfit.
• "neon tribal" (.a little princess.) « cropped neon sweater.
• "Beautiful in my Eyes" (Veil of Illusions) « neon handbag and neon lipstick.
• "California Girl." (tiny sailor) « neon sneakers.
• "Black and Neon" (Always Maylee) « neon accessories and a neon belt.
• "neon colorblock" (Curvy Girl Chic) « neon maxi skirt.
• "HIGHLIGHTER!" (Nany's Klozet) « neon skirt.
• "Neon Lover at Hermitage" (Miss Kwong) « neon top.
• "Outfit Outtake" (IsabelleOC) « neon skirt with matching neon trainer sneakers (not a Blogger/Blogspot blog).
Finally, here is a blogger whom I will mention for the first time ever on StyleSpace:
• "Cross-Training" (the Man Repeller) « neon trainer shoes.
Yes. I actually debuted mentioning of the Man Repeller.
--- Neon: Final Thoughts ---If you want to make a statement by showing a pop of color, say it with neon. Just be careful to use neon wisely. Be bold with color, and don't fear looking like a highlighter. The right amount of neon can deliver quite a punch of style. So go ahead and rock neon if you're good at it.
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Long Term Outlook 11/28/2012
The rest of this week will remain mild and warm. The Midwest and the Central United States is being dominated by zonal flow keeping the temperatures fairly consistent and warmer than average. Next Monday and Tuesday, however, a Low pressure system begins to set up in the Northern Midwest which will bring a cold front and most likely some rain to our area. This cold front will bring temperatures back down to average or below average for the middle of next week. Temperatures behind the front are expected to fall well below freezing.
Below is an image of the precipitation and the associated front. Precipitation is expected to begin in our area late Monday night.
Today's Long range forecast provided by Jacob Banitt.


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Gays → Brutal Ass-Splitting Outdoor
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Release Year: 2017
Cast: Johnathan Strake, Rudy Stone
Genres: Outdoor, Blowjob, Anal, Bareback, Rimming, Fingering, Riding, Fetish, Bondage, Abuse, Masturbation, Kissing, Facial Cumshot, Twinks, Uncut
Video language: English
If STAXUS did courier service deliveries, the result would almost certainly be SexFed – a very specialist door-to-door service that ships hot young twinks out to horned-up customers who have a craving for a real-life sexual plaything. It's pure anarchic fantasy, of course, brought to life brilliantly here by kinky doctor, Ezra Gibson, who tells the tale of Rudy Stone taking delivery of a drop-shipment containing none other than the delicious Johnathan Strake. not ready to allow the precious cargo to provide the client with any disruptive behaviour on arrival, the medic thoughtfully ensures his client's optimum satisfaction by delivering the goods bound and gagged – something that Stone takes full advantage of, immediately bundling the twink over the wooden casing so that he can take aim at Strake's unprotected arse. Indeed, it's barely more than just a few moments before the happy customer is burying his dick deep into the young twink's guts – the sticky tape over Strake's mouth ensuring that any vocal disruption is kept to a minimum. As it turns out, however, the delightful bundle of twink pleasure proves to be far more receptive to Stone's attentions than you might think; for having finally had his gag and straightjacket removed, Strake quickly busies himself to the task of feasting on the stud's delicious ramrod, gobbling on cock like it's his life's only purpose. Still not content, the lad promptly bounds onto Stone's shaft and rides it with his ass like a full-time bitch; blasting a heavy wad of spunk in the process, before allowing his pal to whitewash his cherubic face!
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Duration: 22:27
Video: 1280×720, AVC (H.264), 3900kbps
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- 122 MacKenzie Drv, Twizel (7901), Canterbury Region
Percussion Instrument Activities - Twizel (7901)
No exact matches found within 50km.
Other businesses in and around Twizel (7901) (within 50km)
- State Highway 8, Tekapo Aerodrome,, Lake Tekapo (7999), Canterbury Region
- 30-40 km from Twizel (7901)
Air Safaris has operated alpine flightseeing throughout the world heritage national parks of Aoraki Mount Cook and Westland Tai Poutini since 1970. The iconic Air Safaris Grand Traverse scenic flight provides the opportunity to view New Zealand's highest peaks and longest glaciers. You can catch the Grand Traverse flight from either of Air Safaris' modern facilities located within the South Island of New Zealand at Lake Tekapo and Franz Josef. The flight of a lifetime, the "Grand Traverse" ... Read more is a spectacular scenic flightseeing experience allowing you to explore Aoraki Mount Cook and Westland National Parks. This magnificent flight encompasses over 200 kilometres of New Zealand's most spectacular alpine scenery and highest mountains. View glacial lakes, mighty alpine glaciers and lush coastal rain forests. Flying from Lake Tekapo & Glentanner Park as well as from Franz Josef on the West Coast. The Grand Traverse is approximately 50 minutes flying time. Allow one hour total duration. Children ...


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Scheduled to make its world debut at Frankfurt in September, the new Jaguar XF is a reflection of the bold new design language that Jaguar will be using both now and in the future.
Post embargo leakage, Jaguar has gone ahead and officially released an "In detail" press kit which should answer (in the following pages) all technical questions about the all new model. Jaguar has also released UK pricing of the XF range consisting of four engines and three trim packages which is now available for order.
In the U.S. only two V8 engines both 4.2 liter V8's naturally aspirated and supercharged producing 300bhp and 420bhp, respectively, will be available with three trim packages. With U.S. pricing to be announced in November, deliveries will start March 2008.
The only offered transmission is a six-speed automatic with shifting paddles on the steering wheel for manual gear selection.
On the outside the XF reflects a new contemporary yet sporting design language which Jaguar declares will be applied to all future models. On the inside the XF features electronic goodies such as the all-new JaguarDrive Selector, which "rises into the palm of the hand, while rotating vents turn from their flush, 'parked' position to their functional open position, JaguarSense - an electronic control system that employs motion detecting sensors to activate certain vehicle features, unique phosphor blue interior lighting, and Bowers & Wilkins sound technology."
Not to be out-done by the competition, the XF gets driver aids such as Electronic Brake Assist, Electronic Brakeforce Distribution, Anti-lock brakes, Dynamic Stability Control, Cornering Brake Control and Engine Drag Torque Control. Lastly, Understeer Control Logic, which appearing for the first time in a Jaguar, senses understeer and decelerates the vehicle until grip is restored to the front wheels.


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Is everyone out there really so mean and quick to judge and gossip? I can't stand the fact that people will not have a clue what it's like to be in someone's shoes and dare to pass judgement on them. Open your eyes people... there are people suffering and hurting in ways you refuse to understand because you would rather blindly judge them and feel superior to them than try to understand and lend a helping hand.
If they don't open thier eyes: People who have access to better healthcare and coverage will never understand the plight of those who don't. People who have money and/or a wide support system... or no need for a support system... will never understand how desperate the lives are of those who have to depend on others to help them out in daily living, or who can't make ends meet but don't have a choice in going elsewhere where they can find a better job/better pay/better situation because they need thier support system. People who don't suffer with a debilitating disease, illness, or condition will never come to see that those who do don't WANT to be the way they are... and can only be as good as the treatment they are provided and/or can afford.
There are so many other things to talk about... but the fact is that when you judge and gossip about them, you usually don't know the whole story. That person could be wrapped up in a world of hurt and circumstances working against them. Wouldn't you feel bad if you found out the person you laughed at daily at work and talked behind thier back had circumstances that would account for every thing you judge about them and attributed to some character flaw?There is so much wrong with the world and the way people behave towards one-another. Am I fighting a losing battle? Someone, please tell me that I'm not the only one thinking that we should be kind towards one-another and try to understand someone rather than judge them.
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Tuesday, July 6, 2010
New Media cont...
The photo I used for this meeting was taken from the cover of a newly released movie called "we live in public" which is a documentary about one of the first and little heard of Internet pioneers, entrepreneurs and media artists Josh Harris aka "The Warhol of the Web". When he made a substantial buck on the dot.com explosion, in opposition to the other dot.com millionaires, Harris spent his money on an sociological art experiment called "Quiet". And here I am taking from the movie's website: "Quiet" took place in an underground bunker in New York City where over 100 people lived together on camera for 30 days at the turn of the millennium. With "Quiet", Harris proved how we willingly trade our privacy for the connection and recognition we all deeply desire, but with every – what the website calls "technological advancement", but what I would call "communication and social phenomena" such as Myspace, Facebook and Twitter, this experience of recognition and connection becomes more elusive and sometimes, sinister.
In an article published on Gizmodo, Dan Yoder gives 10 arguments on why we should quit Facebook. Yoder mostly discusses the privacy issues regarding Facebook, and their seemingly sneaky ways of going about accessing information on it's customers and then making that information public. He says:
"Facebook is clearly determined to add every feature of every competing social network in an attempt to take over the Web… I often hear people talking about Facebook as though they were some sort of monopoly or public trust. Well, they aren't. They owe us nothing. They can do whatever they want, within the bounds of the laws. (And keep in mind, even those criteria are pretty murky when it comes to social networking.) But that doesn't mean we have to actually put up with them."
In an article entitled: Too Much Information: what Google and Facebook know about you recently published in the Irish Times Weekend Review, Karlin Lillington commented on the fact that whereas once upon a time, "Online you could be anyone you wished. Or you could be you. Identity was fluid and vague". Now it is quite the opposite. In fact, issues of privacy and control, ownership and public accessibility of personal information has become one of the primary concerns regarding social networking sites, in particular Facebook. Lillington asks if these concerns are valid, are the problems often discussed regarding Facebook and it's policies actually something to worry about? I wasn't sure, until I read that the introduction of compulsory Identification cards to secondary school new-comers in the UK was conceived via Facebook marketing information.
Another concern of mine is how although the new technology such as cameras are becoming more and more accessible in the democratic sense, our etiquette in using these new devices is lagging behind. And as I discover more and more photos of myself posted on the internet without me being informed, I wonder if the problems regarding new media stretch to one of bodily integrity and/ or exploitation.
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I do wonder sometimes if the increased access we have to all things, for which we have traded our privacy, is actually increasing our access to all things or merely giving us the impression that we have it. Are we really more engaged and plugged in to the world around us than we were when nobody had a mobile phone or gmail? Or all this lights'n'baublery funneling our attention away from important issues to things like the, by no means whimsical, debate over whether or not the kardashian sisters need to start a new diet or get divorced or adopt an Angelina baby? I know I can't think straight when I'm at the computer, anyway. I don't even know who the kardashian sisters are, but somehow they have invaded my mental space - do they play football?
Mostly, I want the radiation monsters to hurry up and bust some shit so we can move on past the boring old mid-point between savagery and super-science dystopia that we currently inhabit. Come on the bleak future!
Sorry, that has little to do with privacy. (Perhaps if we throw the kardashians into a volcano..? Um...)


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Progress in the NBA, just like in life, is not always linear. The Detroit Pistons are finding that out the hard way this season.
After improving from 32 wins in 2015 to 44 wins and a playoff spot last year, this young Pistons team seemed poised to continue their ascent in the Eastern Conference. Instead, five losses in six games have dropped Detroit's record to 14-17, the 11th best record in the East. The team's lackluster form of late can't help but make Pistons fan wonder if this is going to be a frustrating negative step in the Stan Van Gundy era.
The question, of course, is how could Detroit be heading backwards when all signs before the season -- an improved bench, natural progression of youth and a dash of playoff experience -- pointed toward the team challenging the East's elite? The answer emerging to that query is starting to look rather ironic.
The Double-Edged Development Sword
It's hard to think of ways in which players getting better is a bad thing for a basketball team. The whole point of the arms race occurring in the NBA (and most major sports) for tools to hone a player's body, mind and game is centered around the concept. Yet the current state of disarray in Detroit right now is in part due to an emerging power struggle between a developing trio of versatile wings and the team's supposed bellcow, Reggie Jackson.
If you go back a year from today, you'd find a Pistons team being propelled by an emerging Jackson, beginning his first full campaign as a starting point guard. As the season wore on, Jackson's production was directly correlated to the team's success. With Jackson on the bench, Detroit's offense went from competent to crappy, or if you prefer numbers instead of lazily constructed alliteration, from a 105.7 offensive rating with Jackson to 99.3 without him, per NBA.com.
Data like this is partly why Jackson's absence was viewed to be such a big loss to start the season and why his return to the lineup would boost the Pistons to another gear. Given the team's recent funk, that clearly has not happened. Finding out reasons why that is begins with the player starting alongside Jackson in the Piston's backcourt.
Last season, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope was still an enigma -- a young, athletic defender with a reliance on a streaky jump shot. Caldwell-Pope's numbers in his third campaign mostly mirrored that of his sophomore season in the NBA, a stall in his overall progress. In particular, Caldwell-Pope's backslide to 30.9 percent from on three-pointers last year from 34.5 in 2014-15 was likely a source of frustration for both the fans and the front office. Though the team ran plays for him last season, it was more to a "keep our defensive stopper happy" thing than a real attempt to pry open an opposing defense.
This year, however, has been a different story due to the drastic uptick in the young guard's accuracy from deep. While matching his career high in attempts per game from 3-point territory at 5.4, Caldwell-Pope is converting those shots at a clip of 38.5 percent -- blowing away his established norms. The improved consistency of his jumper played a part in how the Pistons adapted their offensive scheme with Jackson out.
After a rocky start to the year, Detroit found a formula for offensive success in a two-fold approach. Ish Smith, holding down Jackson's spot in the starting lineup, was given free reign to push in transition, his area of expertise, in the appropriate situations (steals, blocks, long rebounds, etc). When the pace slowed, Van Gundy turned to Caldwell-Pope (along with Marcus Morris and Tobias Harris, which we'll get to in a second) to orchestrate the proceedings -- mostly through sets similar to their "Elbow 2" play:
Due to his improved accuracy with his jumper, Caldwell-Pope could turn more of these hand-off/pick-and-roll situations into a threat to the opposing defenses, especially because of his newfound ability to consistently punish defenders sneaking under screens by stopping and hitting shots behind the three-point line. But an improved jumper isn't the only development of note in Caldwell-Pope's game this season. An expanded role in the offense with Jackson out has helped Caldwell-Pope nearly double his assists per 36 minutes from 1.8 last year to 3.2 in the current campaign. And while more opportunities to have the ball in his hands has helped, Caldwell-Pope simply has more savvy this year when it comes to his playmaking ability:
The emergence of Caldwell-Pope as a halfcourt playmaker has been aided by the steady contributions of Morris. If you were to create a simple label for Morris, he'd best be described as a "tough-shot maker" -- something that, while not a statistician's dream, is a helpful thing to have around in certain circumstances. Though Morris' shot selection can be frustrating at times, smart play-calling from Van Gundy helped the forward find a niche in the Jackson-less Piston's offense.
Whether it was attacking switches, straight up iso's or the occasional turn handling in pick-and-roll, Morris became something of a safety valve when the Pistons offense stalled. When other players struggled to get good looks, Van Gundy could call Morris' number in an attempt to get a much-needed bucket against a locked-in defense. This has been reflected somewhat in the fact that the team's offensive rating drops by nearly five points (104.9 to 99.1) when Morris is off the floor.
Harris, meanwhile, can do all the things Morris can do but is one of the most underrated players in the league when it comes to playing off the ball. Though his three-point shooting has declined since a hot start, Harris still poses problems for defenses when given a chance to attack help defenders rotating back to him. The young forward has developed every shot needed to be a great "closeout" player -- one-dribble jumpers, floaters/runners off either feet and fancy footwork in order to get finishes near the rim. This effectiveness off-the-ball meant Harris could still get great shots despite not having a bevy of plays called for him.
Where you see a real difference in these two players is their ability to punish opposing defenses when encountering switches out of 1-4 (or maybe technically 1-3) pick-and-rolls. When that happens, the Pistons go into "Ear", which is the same free throw line isolation call started by Dirk Nowitzki in Dallas.
In isolations after switches, Morris has been posting a points per possession (PPP) mark of 1.36, good for 93rd percentile in the league, per Synergy data. Harris is just a shade behind him at 1.3 PPP. While most of those switches occur in the dreaded "long 2" area of the court, Harris and Morris have made them a hyper-efficient and, with Jackson sidelined, frequent play for the Detroit offense.
So what essentially happened with Jackson out is Van Gundy compartmentalized his team. After some trial-and-error early in the season, the Pistons found a smooth working order. Smith had transition breaks, Caldwell-Pope and Morris got the vast majority of half-court sets while Harris made played off others, punished switches in "Ear" and enjoyed a handful of play calls made directly for him.
After the adjustment period, the results pre-Jackson's return were starting to become rather impressive. From November 23rd to December 2nd, the last game before Jackson's come back into the lineup, the Pistons went 5-1 with four of those wins against teams currently in the playoffs (Clippers, Boston, Atlanta and Charlotte). Detroit's offensive rating during that stretch was a sizzling 114.9, per NBA.com data.
Now the tricky part about evaluating that stretch is deciphering whether the Pistons were merely on a hot streak or stumbling onto something that could be sustainable long-term. There's a track record that a (healthy) Jackson-led offense can be competitive. Six games is hardly something to point as proof the point guard's return is undercutting a group poised to be the league's best offense.
As long as the team continues to struggle with Jackson, who it must be said, doesn't look fully healthy, questions will be asked about where he fits in after seeing what his supporting cast was starting to accomplish in his absence. Because of the development of Caldwell-Pope and the improvements of Harris and Morris, the possessions that used to belong to Jackson were redistributed to great effect. More importantly, the team's offense found a flow that kept players from being marginalized at the expense of others, something that could happen because the veteran Smith is a fundamentally different player than Jackson.
Even when he's at his best, Jackson is a score-first player without a track record of making the players around him better. Over the past few seasons when he's gotten consistent playing time, Smith is typically found near the top of per minute assist categories. Last year, when Detroit had no bench, a less effective Caldwell-Pope and weren't joined by Harris until after the trade deadline, the all-Jackson, all-the-time approach was a fine option -- maybe even the only one.
Yet this year, the players around Jackson have combined to show glimpses of a better, more balanced offensive approach. If Jackson fails to gel with this group and the team continues to sputter, it could mean that an up-and-coming young team may need an unexpected overhaul. Most times, players improving their games helps put teams on a better path. But for now, the double-edged sword of development has put the Pistons in a tricky spot.


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Japan's Voters Punish the Ruling Party
What will be the impact of Sunday's election on politics and policy in Japan? Wall Street Journal Japan Editor Jake Schlesinger and political reporter Yuka Hayashi discuss the results.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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Halloween is just two short weeks away and if you're anything like us, you're stumped about what to dress up as this year. That is, until now. Our friends over at The Rundown recently came up with some clever costume ideas which inspired us to do some shopping. Check out our picks for a fashionable Halloween:
Miss South Carolina (with scrambled world map or square globe): Get all decked out in an evening gown and find yourself a tiara and a piece of ribbon to make your sash. If you can't find a square globe, a regular one will do. Just carry it around so you're not caught off guard…again.
David & Victoria Beckham: Your options are really endless here, but it is Halloween, so why not go for one of Posh's more extreme looks. Recreate this one with a cleavage-inducing animal print dress and neon pink bra. And be sure not to forget the blonde wig and no smiling.
Amy Winehouse & equally hard-partying husband Blake Fielder-Civil: We already taught you how to do a beehive so all you'll need is a pair of dingy ballet flats, short shorts and a white tank top. Oh yes, and the black eyeliner – lots and lots of black eyeliner. For added effect, draw on a few tattoos.
If you still need ideas, head over to Target. If you spend $50 in the Halloween department, you'll get free shipping.
What are you going to be for Halloween? Tell us in the comments.


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Ok. Lets see. We picked the cake. Papa Hayden bakery in Portland. They are making my (and Dan's) wedding cake exactly how we want it! And it will be so pretty and so tasty and so perfect!
I got on OHP. And made an appointment ASAP to get the kiddo checked out, and found out two things. One, you need a months notice to get an appointment. and Two, OHP doesn't give you a list of people who will TAKE the plan, so you have to do all your own leg work. Unless you sign up for a plan within the plan, and then you get a list. but its only on that little plan within the plan now that you can use the plan. Confused yet? So am I!
But it means that on the 9th I can call a phone number and get a list of doctors who will be my primary care physician for a while now, and a dentist (YAY! tooth fixin'!) and I picked my OWN baby place, cause I kinda wanna be picky about who does what with me and my munchkin.
So on November 23rd, I will get to go in and see just how healthy I am! *fingers crossed* I'm sure it will be fine!
In other news, my Chihuahua has NO IDEA how much she is putting her life in danger each time she barks that shrill little yippy bark when my head is pounding. And my room mate has NO IDEA how likely I am to break open that door during his 30 minute shower and shave time when I need to pee and had to pee and was just getting UP to pee when he rushed into the bathroom. My kitty has NO IDEA how much I wish she wouldn't sleep at the foot of the bed and yowl at me at 2am when I accidently kick her.
Speaking of 2am. I am having a hard time sleeping lately. I wake up in pain, in my shoulders, neck, upper and lower back, my normal aches and pains, only now I can't take my handful of advil for them, not until a Dr. OK's some sort of pain killer for me.
oh, and I think I had my first genuine craving! for a tunafish sandwich. And while that might not seem so weird to some of you, I HATE FISH normally! But tuna with mayo and mustard and chopped up dill pickles on sourdough bread was SO yummy, I want to go eat more, even though I am full!
My step mom gets into town today so we can do dress shopping and other things this weekend. I am so excited to get to see her!!!!
And then the weekend AFTER THAT my mom and grandma are going to be in town, and I get to see them and my aunt and my cousins and my cousins new baby. That will be fun too! I can't wait!
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Phillip Schofield made his return to 'This Morning' on Monday (14 December), after taking time off when his younger brother fell ill.
During his time off, Holly Willoughby had been co-hosting the show with Eamonn Holmes and Ben Shephard, but a chipper-looking Phillip was back at her side for the last week of the show before Christmas.
After telling Holly how much he'd missed her, he assured viewers that his brother was doing much better.
He said: "It's been a very, very tough couple of weeks… but it's all sorted now, or at least we're getting there, it's a long process.
"And to my little bro, Tim. Good morning… behave yourself!"
Phillip also took the time to praise the team of medical staff who were caring for his brother, adding: "How lucky we are to have the NHS we have.
"In the papers, you only see the bad stuff, but I've seen the very best. And when you see it up close, it is amazing. Thank you to Bristol Royal Infirmary… and to Bristol in general. You've all been amazing. But to the hospital staff… you are astonishing."
The TV presenter previously paid tributes to the doctors and nurses who cared for his brother on Twitter, after revealing his brother was "on the mend".
Back home now & back to work tomorrow after 2 of the most difficult weeks our family have ever been through. My amazing bro is on the mend..— Phillip Schofield (@Schofe) December 13, 2015
Over a string of tweets, he wrote: "We will NEVER be able to fully put into words how grateful we are to the incredible team @UHBristolNHS I literally can't find the words.
"I have seen the absolute best of our astonishing NHS. Not just in the perfect care for him, but also for us, his shocked family. You all know who you are. So thank you, THANK YOU from the very bottom of all our hearts, and the heart that matters the most... Tim's."


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GAYLORD — The Gaylord seventh-grade Gold volleyball team finished the season on a positive, beating Petoskey two out of three games.
Jessie Willett had seven aces and two assists for the Blue Devils while Kayla Miller had four kills and an ace.
Paige Renault turned in five aces while Whitney Joyce had two aces and two kills and Amanda Viviano two aces.
The Blue team dropped two of three games to the Lady Northmen.
Sam Woody led the way with four aces and a kill while Paige Clear collected three aces and Kaleigh Cafuk and Annie Jacobites each added two. Chelsea Hasty added two kills.
According to coach Kelly Beachnau, both teams improved tremendously throughout the season.


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Our first dental appointment went very well. In fact, it went better than well, especially since this was Cheryl's first encounter with the dentist.
When we first stepped into the clinic, C showed no anxiety or fear and she was running around and hiding under chairs and all. Actually, I think I was worried that she would fuss and not want to open her mouth or worse, cry out loud.
But thankfully none of that happened.
Our Precious clowning around...
and even gave me a "super-model" pose!
Then it was her turn.
Dr Quek learned that it was C's first time on the dentist chair so he got her accustomed to some of the tools and equipment he would use. He let her touch the tools while he explained what they were meant for and he was really gentle and sweet.
And then he proceeded with the checking and polishing. All that time he was working on C, he continued to explain what he was doing. Oh, the hippy sunglasses! They were meant to shield her eyes from the glare of the light.
I was definitely very proud of Cheryl! :) and we will go back again 6 months later.


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It's basketball season again! Well, not quite, but Kevin's playing basketball year round with the AAU.
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The theme for my photography project this week is "wide angle." My wide angle lens is by far my favorite backpacking lens. I wish it were a bit faster (larger max aperture) so I could have more creative control over the depth of field...but for landscapes, it can't be beat!
The key to using a wide angle lens is to find an interesting foreground object and an interesting background, then get really close to the interesting foreground object (literally inches to a foot away). This really gives depth to the shot. For example, a flower in the foreground and a mountain range in the background.
The vast majority of the images created with my wide angle lens are landscapes. For today's shot I decided to try something new...before my Nikon 12-24mm f/4 lens turned into a one trick pony. I interrupted Kevin's homework and dragged him to the park while there was still light outside. I had him palm the ball and stick it straight into the lens. This helped give the shot depth, with the ball in the foreground, Kevin in the middle ground (sort of) and the basketball hoop in the background (and the great sky).
I hope to try out a few more different "non-landscape" shots this week...


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Okay, so... here goes. I've been trying to avoid including much about my son's reading work and/or progress for a while. There are several reasons for this (most amount to my own insecurity and fear of being judged).
I've decided to chronicle his journey to reading independence. I expect there to be some great progress made at times as well as some frustrations (for both of us). No matter what, I plan to be brutally honest here.
Will we be successful?
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16 Astoundingly Chic IKEA Hacks
We love IKEA for its affordable prices, modern design, and cutting-edge product releases. But given that the Swedish mega-retailer prints more copies of its catalogue than there are sales of The Bible each year, it's only natural to worry your new flat-packed furniture won't look unique or special when home decorators across the globe take home the same purchase. For that reason, we can resist a good IKEA hack—especially when they're totally chic and look way more expensive than they are. Get inspired by a few of our favourites below.
One clever DIY-er gave an IKEA trestle desk, made with Lerberg legs and a Linnmon tabletop a luxe makeover by cover the top with marble-printed contact paper (available in hardware stores or online). Fooled us!
A pair of basic wooden IKEA Knuff magazine files received an artful makeover with splatter-paint and marbleized painting that mimics natural style. A welcome pop of pattern to any bookshelf or desktop!
IKEA's Minna fabric is a raw thick cotton that's a perfect material to make textile pots, which are sewn in a simple shape and placed around basic planters. Painted with stripes of varying hues, this easy DIY can add a pop of colour wherever you need one.
Any furniture hacks that doesn't involve a drill is one we want to see. One crafty decorator tricked out her IKEA Malm bed frame by adhering Stikwood adhesive wood panels to it for a reclaimed wood look with very little woodworking. It does require a rotary saw to get the length right, but that's nothing you can't handle.
Copper is all the rage these days, but who knows, it may be on its way out. One smart DIY-er made the wise choice to spray paint IKEA's Ottava pendant lights with copper spray paint to get the look of a $600 alternative. It looks quite chic in our opinion, and we wouldn't know the difference!
A single drill hole transformed IKEA's beautiful bronze Angenäm dish into a modern pendant lamp. So simple yet sophisticated.
IKEA Ekby Lerberg brackets were used to build this beautiful DIY wooden shelving unit in one home. The use of brackets allowed for flexibility in the placement of accents like the mirror, which makes it a great alternative to store-bought shelves!
A coat of soft green paint and a set of brass bar pulls transformed IKEA's wooden Tarva dresser into something plain to something photogenic.
For those who want the look of custom cabinetry without the cost, Semihandmade doors are the answer. The company produces doors, panels and drawer faces designed specifically to fit IKEA cabinets, and, as you can see by these pretty sage cabinets, they look quite luxurious!
Custom built-ins don't come cheap, so one homeowner hacked three of IKEA's Billy bookcases by adding base board and crown moulding to make it blend in with the period style of her home.
One clever Finnish homeowner purchase multiple IKEA kitchen cabinets, set them on the floor, and added a top surface to create a 22-foot-long media stand for their living room.
One crafty mother figured out how to upholster IKEA's Kura reversible bed for her daughter's room to give it a softer, more traditional, and personalised look.
By hanging IKEA's Bestå shelf unit on the wall and topping it with a stained panel of wood, one decorating created a floated credenza that looks way more costly than it is.
A little contact paper went a long way to transform the basic and modern IKEA PS 2012 side table into a nightstand with a more rustic and masculine vibe.
We would never have guessed that this sophisticated and contemporary window seat, which stores shoes, coats, and kid's backpacks, is actually an IKEA refrigerator cabinet. It's incredible what some creative reuse can produce.
By attaching some affordable leather belts from H&M to a round mirror from IKEA, one crafty Swede create a totally luxurious looking glass.
Head here to see 10 IKEA pieces interior designers love.
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There doesn't seem to be a day go by where there isn't a new revelation about Conservative malfeasance, hell some days they seem to crop up hourly, there have already been so many it is hard to keep track. One would think this would be a bad thing for Harper and his minions however it has in fact worked to their benefit.
As each new affront to our democracy appears the opposition takes it's cue and bellows with outrage, understandably so, that is their role in our system. The problem though is that by not being selective in their approach they never spend enough time on any single issue for it to become hard wired into the public's conscientiousness.
Adscam didn't take the Liberals down overnight, it took at least a couple years of constant attention before it gained the necessary traction in the public's mind.
I'm not suggesting the opposition ignore issues as they arise but they do however need to pick an issue or two and hammer away at them incessantly until they become synonymous with the Conservatives just as Adscam is with the Liberals.
And for gawd sake stop chasing squirrels such as Harper's attacks on the NDP over the Senate. They are nothing but distractions and responding to them puts you on the defensive, right where Harper wants you.


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If you were hoping to play the Hearthstone open beta before the end of the year, you're out of luck. Blizzard has decided it needs more time fine tuning the CCG and has now set its sights on releasing the game sometime in January 2014.
Blizzard originally intended to launch the open beta this December, but after the most recent update to Hearthstone, the team felt their were still too many things in need of fixing before Hearthstone was ready for a wider audience. In a blog post on Battle.net, Production Director Jason Chayes explained the team has "been making great progress on improving server stability, but there are still a few things that have come up that we want to fix before we leave the closed beta phase." He goes on to say the team is "very close" to the open beta and urged everyone to continue to provide feedback and report bugs.
Chayes did have some good news though. As of yesterday, everyone who opted into the closed beta prior to Monday, December 16th should have received a beta key. If you happen to check your inbox and find no key, some users are reporting the invite emails are landing in spam folders and Gmail's new Promotions tab.
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I'm in the closed beta, it's not all that great. Kingdoms CCG is basically the exact same game but more polished and with a singleplayer mode.
Kingdoms CCG really now?
people that says its p2w are dumb, arena have nothing to do with what cards got in your collection, you get to select 1 card out of 3 till you get 30 cards, from this points you play till 12 wins depends how good you are, im not the best one, usually i get from 5 to7 wins, 5 wins gets me 100 gold + pack, 7 wins 160~ gold and pack, so its free pack and one more free run in arena, when you start game first time you get simple card deck, but with that deck in play mode i got 7 wins out of 8 plays, so its not about p2w its about how good you are in strategy.
At momment when u get 1w / 3-4L cause people have a lot of epic cards, are absolutely pay to win.
Its no about strategy,its about MONEY.
You just mad cause you suck. Game is fine, you just need to bring your A-game, noob. Cry to your mother about how much you suck balls.
Go to school, u need it.
game looks like its for kids
Surely you don't play alot of TCG like, Magic: The gathering, etc… If it's not your type just don't play it ^^
Sort of pay to win. Basically the situation is this: without paying, you have an extremely limited pool of cards from which to make your decks. Now you can grind gold and not pay for it, but who wants to do that? Play like 10 games in a row for the sole purpose of getting one new pack, which may or may not even have the cards you want. On the other hand, you can pay from the start, and have a huge pool of cards to choose from immediately. More cards = more wins because you can make a deck that can adapt to more situations. Playing it strictly F2P means until you grind up all those packs, which should literally take hundreds of games to do, you will have a pretty boring experience because you won't be able to enjoy forming new strategies and making a lot of good decks from a large pool of cards and you will be losing a lot because you lack the cards you need to deal with certain tactics top ranked players are using.
The game is pay to win, which is expected since most card games are. Played the game for over a month only to have my cousin finally get into beta, spend over $50 on cards, and beat me easily like I even had a chance. Its kind of hard to play a game after experiencing something like that. It's an ok game to play once in awhile, but I'm sure I'll eventually forget about it.
Most pay to win and forever alone game just no.Aready quit (Actually Beta player Rank 20/older system Gold)
not sure what you wanted to say there, but this game isn't p2w, if you are good at this game you wont need to spend a dime on it, yes it will take time to get all cards, but playing arena doesn't require to have them, first arena match is free, and there is few ways to get gold just by playing game.
Ignore Bleh! he's one of those people that doesn't even play a game.But will assume it's p2w because it has a cash shop.He probaly thinks p2p mmos are p2w.
Still pay to win. :3
I know it
Balanced cash shop system>>Overpriced cash shop.
and what is this?
Good job like i said
i get invite to play this and… is the best card game i ever played… but card game? seriously… in my opinion card games are thing of the past. my little brother likes it. i let you think
Card games will never be games of the past, get used to it
don't bother answering any of them, mmobomb community is 90% trolls it dosnt even make any sense
my job was done here
Oh yeah Blizzard, polish that turd.
I don't know why people continue to support developers that obviously don't play the kind of games they're pushing. You know why D3 sucked so bad? Nobody making it knew what the initialism 'RPG' stood for.
If these guys played even one game of Yu-Gi-Oh, they would have spotted their balance issues 10 builds ago.
Yugioh with over 9000 banned cards…
I'm a huge fan of Yugioh but LOL BALANCE ARE YOU JOKING?!
you have no idea what you're talking about.
D3 is fake seems the creators made path of exile try that


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Reading is one of my greatest joys in life, everyone who knows me, knows this about me. I'm a fast reader and go through books quickly, but only because I make the time to do so. In a normal day, I'm generally only reading before work, reading before bed and, if I'm reading something I particularly enjoy, I might make the time to read after dinner for an hour or so.
But life gets busy. Rarely ever have I had a full day to sit and read ALL DAY. Each time Dewey's readathon has come along, I've had plans for the day or, at the very least, things that I needed to get done. But, when I saw it creeping around the corner again, I decided I'm going to make time this year. I'm going to clear my schedule and I'm going to do it. So, here we are.
Do I plan to go the full 24 hours? No. I'm 31, I can't pull all-nighters like I used to when I was younger. Plus, I'm just getting over being sick, there's no way I'm going to be able to stay up past midnight. But I'm certainly going to try to go as long as I can!
Direct from the readathon website, a few questions to answer:
1) What fine part of the world are you reading from today?
Michigan! It's very cold here today, so I'll most definitely be glad to stay inside.
2) Which book in your stack are you most looking forward to?
There's a couple books that I've wanted to read for awhile I haven't gotten to yet. The first is Tiny Pretty Things by Sona Charaipotra & Dhonielle Clayton and the second is Horrorstör by Grady Hendrix. I also have a book subscription box arriving in the mail today, so I'm hoping there's something great in there that I could easily read today!
3) Which snack are you most looking forward to?
I've got a bag of cheese popcorn just waiting for me to open later!
4) Tell us a little something about yourself!
I'm Nicole, I'm 31 and I'm a tax accountant. I'll be a CPA once the state processes my paperwork and sends me my license (hopefully soon!). I love to read all kinds of books, from romance to YA to horror to mystery. I'll read whatever!
5) If you participated in the last read-a-thon, what's one thing you'll do different today? If this is your first read-a-thon, what are you most looking forward to?
This is my first year! I'm looking forward to making a huge dent in this TBR pile and to just spending a day doing something that I love so much.
That's all for now! I'll be posting updates as I go along during the day. I'm hoping to get at least 1500 pages read, so we'll see how it goes!


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If the 2018 market proved anything it is that you need to own stocks with an earnings backbone. That...
Fire Behind the Smoke for These 5 Stocks
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Tobacco stocks may not be the most popular products in the eyes of many, but their stocks' growth and dividend potential remains compelling for income investors, writes Jim Trippon of Dividend Genius.
No group of stocks is more stigmatized than tobacco stocks. With legitimate serious health concerns over cigarettes as an industry backdrop, tobacco stocks have been labeled sin stocks, so many investors shun them.
Others, however, who are open to the possibilities of investing in the group might be interested in taking a look at their fundamentals and stock performance, along with their dividends, for which they're known. Although the sector has been subject to ongoing tighter regulations, rising taxes, and a lower percentage of the population in developed nations using its products, the industry has still somehow managed to thrive.
The Tobacco Business
The business is still capable of generating substantial revenues and cash flow, which of course eventually can translate to the bottom line with earnings.
Thus, for the tobacco companies that perform well in their business, there's usually ample cash to pay out a generous dividend, often in the 4% to 6% range. This is incentive to draw investors into the sector.
A couple of the larger companies, notably Altria (MO) and British American Tobacco (BTI), generate annual revenue above the $20 billion mark. In the past several years, Altria has generated operating cash flows in the $2 billion to $4 billion range, while companies such as Lorillard (LO) and Reynolds American (RAI) produce more than $1 billion in operating cash flows.
The earnings from the large tobacco companies give us a window into the industry. Altria reported a 3.4% increase in its fourth-quarter revenue, to $6.1 billion, although net revenues for the full year 2011 declined to $23.8 billion, a 2.3% drop-off. Higher list prices for cigarettes partially offset lower sales volume.
For Reynolds American, its upcoming earnings report was expected to show $1.22 billion in revenue for the quarter, which would be a 1.9% gain from the year-ago quarter. For the full year, Reynolds was expected to report $8.58 billion, a slight increase of 0.4% from last year's $8.55 billion. In the third quarter, both revenue and earnings were down slightly for Reynolds.
Altria, known for its Marlboro brand, has a $58 billion market cap, and currently yields a 5.7% dividend. This, along with its still-attractive cash generation and earnings makes it one of the leaders for the large names.
Philip Morris International (PM) has a $133 billion market cap and is a dominant global tobacco company, with a 4% current yield.
Reynolds currently yields 5.6%, while Lorillard's payout gives it a 4.7% yield. British American, which has the second largest global market share, has seen its stock price bid up, so its current yield is down to 2.5%. As a group, these tobacco stocks are on a par on yield with other attractive dividend sectors, such as utilities and pharmaceutical stocks.
Some Further Cautions
There are some other some negatives with this group that show the impact of the health issues. Altria, for example, paid out $7 billion of its $23 billion in revenue in excise taxes. Further legislation and lawsuits are always a concern.
Going forward, revenue, earnings, and cash flow can be dented further by more than price increases due to higher taxes, as there is a diminishing pool of customers in the US. Roughly 20% of adults in the US smoke, whereas more than 50 years ago, nearly 80% did.
Although there are 1.3 billion smokers in the world today, some observers feel the number is expected to grow to 1.9 billion in the next ten or 15 years. This is due to world population increasing, as well as the long-term demographic shift of smoking moving from the developed to the undeveloped world.
Yet as most of the world's governments either heavily regulate the industry or try to actively discourage it, while short-term tobacco is a relatively stable cash flow industry, other industry observers see a questionable long-term growth prognosis.
In addition to attractive dividends, tobacco stocks have performed well, both long and short term. Altria shares gained 17.8% in 2011, while Philip Morris rose 33.7%, and Lorillard shares rose nearly 50%.
Tobacco stocks trade at roughly a 13.5 P/E compared to the S&P 500, which trades at about 16 times earnings, so investors pay a premium right now for tobacco. Investors interested in the yields supported by strong cash flow should watch for better share prices.
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- We nominate Ed Sheeran as son of the year! – Cambio
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1st Volunteer Bn, Royal Berkshire Regiment - A large leather bound photograph album presented by Lieutenant Colonel O.P. Serocold in 1902. It contains 13 double sided pages with only 9 being utilized. It contains portrait images of officers who served in the battalion up to and including the 1st World War by which time the battalion had been become the 4th Battalion
Person(s): Serocold, O P, Lieutenant Colonel,
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Lladro Gres Figure - Mexican Boy - Pedro With Jug - #01012141 - Retired
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This is a charming gres figure entitled 'Pedro With Jug,' model number 01012141, designed by Jose Puche.
Condition is excellent with no chips, cracks, crazing or restoration.
Retired - 1984
Height - 20cm
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Kayla Farley has been dancing for 15 years at Histown. She has experience in ballet, pointe, jazz, modern, contemporary, hip-hop and tap. Her love for dance is the reason she takes 17 hours of dance a week. Kayla has participated in Vanderbilt classes and summer intensives and has also danced at Steps On Broadway in New York City and participated in Destination On Broadway. Kayla is a graduate of AMTC, where her focus was dance, acting and modeling.
Kayla has had the honor of dancing with Mercy Me on two different occasions at the Grand Ole Opry for The KLOVE Fan Awards, performing with Mandisa on The KLOVE Fan Awards, as well as dancing with 1 Girl Nation on a nationally televised performance of the GMA Dove Awards. Along with also dancing on several cruises with Pointe of Grace and Selah, she has danced for conventions, churches and special events. You will also see her dancing in music videos for Paper Route, Daniella Mason and most recently Aaron Cole and TobyMac.
Kayla loves teaching at Histown, because she has the freedom of encouraging dancers to dance for the Lord. Her goal is to share the joy of dance with every dancer she comes in contact with.
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Mattie Tichenor fell in love with dance from her very first class at the age of 4 and has never stopped. Since moving to Histown at the age of 6, she has been trained in Ballet, Pointe, Jazz, Hip Hop, Contemporary, Modern, Musical Theatre and Improv. In 2014, Mattie had the privilege of attending Cincinnati Ballet's summer intensive.
Since performing in Nashville Ballet's, "Nashville's Nutcracker" at the age of 8, Mattie has had the desire to dance professionally. As a part of Histown's Junior and Senior companies, she has had the opportunity to perform with 1 Girl Nation in the 2014 GMA Dove Awards and with MercyMe in the 2014 and 2015 KLOVE Fan Awards as well as various ministry events. Mattie is currently a member of the violin performance group Music City Strings, where she was featured in key choreography roles on their European tour in July of 2015 and China tour in March of 2017. Through this group she has also had the opportunity to perform for and with Steven Curtis Chapman, Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith.
Mattie believes in providing a high level of training while in a loving, God centered environment and considers herself extremely blessed to be able to live out this vision at Histown. Her desire is to prepare students for the world of dance in a fun and exciting way while keeping the focus on God. She is thrilled that God has given her the opportunity to share her love of dance as well as Christ's love to the students at Histown.


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America`s Global Warfare. Military Redeployment to Asia and The Pacific Threatens China• www.globalresearch.ca
The 2000 Project
for the New American Century (PNAC), which was the backbone of the
NeoCon's agenda, was predicated on "waging a war without borders".
The PNAC's declared objectives were to "fight and decisively win multiple, simultaneous major theater wars" in different regions of the world as well as perform the so-called military "constabulary" duties "associated with shaping the security environment in critical regions". Global constabulary implies a worldwide process of military policing and interventionism, including covert operations and "regime change".
This diabolical
military project formulated by the NeoCons was adopted and implemented
from the very outset of the Obama administration. With a new team of
military and foreign policy advisers, Obama has been far more effective
in fostering military escalation than his White House predecessor,
George Bush Junior....
Escalation and Military Redeployment
The Iraq war is "officially over". The thrust of US foreign policy in the wake of the Iraq war is not towards "peace" but towards military escalation and redeployment in all major regions of the World. This process is supported by new military technologies including cyber warfare as well the development of special forces.
The Pentagon's global military design is one of world conquest. The emphasis in the wake of Iraq will be placed on the militarization of the Asia Pacific region requiring the redeployment of military capabilities from Europe to South East Asia and the Far East, visibly implying a military build-up directed against the "region's rising economic and military power", namely The People's Republic of China. To this effect, the US will be reinforcing its military ties with several Asian and Pacific countries including Australia, South Korea, Japan, India, Singapore and The Philippines:
"The United States has laid bare its concerns about China. Obama last month announced that the United States would post up to 2,500 Marines in the northern Australian city of Darwin by 2016-17, a move criticized by Beijing.
The United States also has some 70,000 troops stationed in Japan and South Korea under longstanding alliances and has offered assistance to the Philippines which launched its newest warship on Wednesday.
Singapore is also a long-standing partner of the United States. The US military already operates a small post in the city-state that assists in logistics and exercises for forces in Southeast Asia. (AFP Report, December 17, 2011, emphasis added)


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Tonight I am pondering the fickleness of personal attraction. I'm not talking about doggy love, but dog-human stuff. Let me explain.
There's this one woman, a local, a customer. For some reason unknown to doggydom I had an instant and strong aversion to her. It wasn't anything I could put my paw on, it just was. Everytime I saw her I was struck by that classic doggy quandry: stand your ground or flee. So I ricocheted emotionally between barking my head off (yes, I hold my paw up, sometimes I bark at people - well, honestly, some of these people...but I digress). So, either I barked or I ran, as fast as I could, to the safety of Upstairs.
But. But. Last night in she came and it was like a switch had flipped in my head! I felt an overwhelming welcome bubble up inside me. Before I knew what was what I had risen up off my front paws and placed then on her knee! I was leaning for a kiss...and my tail! You should have seen it! I was helpless in the face of this feeling. I am ashamed to say I even rolled over on my back and encouraged her to tickle my tummy. Why? Why oh why? After months of dislike, I just cannot understand it. I may hate her on sight again tomorrow, but all I know is that for now I am a straw blowing aimlessly in the wind of life. Who knows where it will take me next?


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First of all, can you all see my survey in the top right corner? Will you take a second and vote? I'm teaching families who are currently receiving welfare assistance on how to meal plan and budget. I'd love to have some feedback from you on how much you spend on groceries. It would be SUPER helpful. Look, I'll give you free recipes if you do. :) Just kidding.
So, these bars are some of my favorite. They're more like the candy than a traditional cake-like peanut butter bar. Plus there's no baking involved. I have to warn you though, they're pretty dangerous because it's so hard to restrain yourself from eating the whole pan. So, if you make them try to do it when you need to take a treat to a few people, then you won't have as many left in your house tempting you.
For me, I happened to stand-up two of my good friends the other night. I feel AWFUL about it. So, I called these my repenting bars. I hope they'll forgive me by my bribery of peanut butter and chocolate!
You're going to make these over and over again. They are SO delicious. Enjoy!
Mix together:
6 large graham crackers, crushed (a "large" graham cracker means 2 of the squares or 4 of the small rectangles)
4 c. powdered sugar
Melt (in microwave or stovetop):
1 c. butter
1 1/3 c. peanut butter (I prefer smooth)
Mix with crackers and sugar and press into 9x13 pan
Melt 12-oz package of chocolate chips either in the microwave in 30 second increments, or in a double boiler. Spread chocolate on top of peanut butter crust. Allow to cool on countertop for 1 hour before cutting. Don't refrigerate or freeze until after cooling and cutting.


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Ladies and Gents, I apologize for the lack of action on this blog. I have been home for the holidays and it has been fairly busy and hectic here. However, this evening, I was able to put some time aside and provide my readers with a bunch of updates.
First off is a video I found by accident on DotSub that was made by B.J. Lawson of North Carolina. Mr. Lawson is running for Congress as a Ron Paul Republican in the state of North Carolina (4th district), and took the time and effort to caption two videos of speeches he made (one of which occured during a Ron Paul rally). For those of you in the North Carolina area, please take the time to check out Mr. Lawson's videos, which are posted below, and check out his website to see where he stands on issues affecting our country.
We will be seeing more and more Ron Paul Republicans popping up around the country running for office, and I would like to thank Mr. Lawson for being considerate of the deaf and hard of hearing communities by actively seeking to improve accessibility in the form of captioning the videos featured on his website. Kudos!