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Orthodontic treatment in periodontally compromised patient
July 11th, 2012 by isprp
This is a case involving interdisciplinary dentistry where in orthodontic treatment is done on a periodontally compromised patient which lead to good results.
This is submitted by Dr. Renuka M. Bhatambre, Post Graduate, Department Of Public Health Dentistry S.D.M. College Of Dental Sciences And Hospital, Dharwad.
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Anyway, I don't know about you but I just love the smell of anything pumpkin :) Needless to say, I was craving something pumpkin so I made a delicious, super easy pumpkin pie smoothie!
4 Tbsp Pumpkin Puree (1 or 2 more table spoons if you love pumpkin as much as I do)
1 Cup Vanilla Almond Milk (you can use any type of milk but this is what I prefer)
1/2 Cup Greek Yogurt (or Vanilla to enhance the flavor)
1 Banana
2 tsp Cinnamon
All you have to do is blend it all up, garnish if you wish and enjoy! I wasn't kidding about the super easy part. I put some whipped cream on top, sprinkled some extra cinnamon, and added a pumpkin flavored wafer. You can also add a cinnamon stick or 2, crushed ginger snaps or graham crackers.
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New York Appellate Court Affirms Enforceability of Local Ban Against Fracking
- May 2, 2013
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In two key decisions, New York's Appellate Division, Third Department, affirmed two localities' bans on fracking. Specifically, in Cooperstown v. Town of Middlefield and in Norse Energy v. Town of Dryden, the Court reviewed whether the Supreme Court correctly rejected the energy companies' argument that the localities' bans on fracking were preempted by New York state law. In the respective appeals, several interests groups were granted leave to file amici curiae briefs, including environmental groups, towns, and industry. The Court first recognized that the…Continue Reading....


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Window Display Competition
Once again our Festival of the Fleeces is just around the corner.
We are asking you to take this theme on board and deck out your windows and free office space in a way that reflects anything and everything Wool. From the farm to fashion.
This year the Festival will again be held throughout the main streets. Therefore, we really need your help to make Bettington Street come alive.
Parade Entry
The Merriwa Festival of the Fleeces Committee and our major sponsor ROSTO Olives, invite you to be part of the 2018 Festival of the Fleeces Parade celebrations. Whether you are a past or new participant we welcome you involvement. There are 2 parade entry forms, equine and non-equine, please fill in the correct entry form. All terms and conditions are listed on both forms.


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Faith Hektoen Award
Here's the email from Caitlin Augusta:
It is my duty and honor this year to chair the Faith Hektoen Award committee, an award given to an outstanding librarian, or a project in children's services, which I take to include young adult service as well. We did not give this award last year, which makes it even more important that we give the award this year.
I *know each of us can think of a librarian/project in our area that deserves this, and career achievement does not mean the person *must be retiring; it can be any stage of a career. I really really would like to give the award this year, and with your help, we'll choose an amazing recipient.
If you have someone in mind, please shoot me an email and I can send you the nomination form. (email@example.com)
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This October marks the 25th anniversary of National Breast Cancer Awareness month, and 100% of the proceeds from sales of this Pink Ribbon Bear will be donated to fund breast cancer research. Zubels handmade knit toys has partnered with the Lynn Sage Foundation to donate profits from the cuddly toy, which is hand-knit from 100% organic cotton yarn, to bring us closer to the cure. This would make the perfect gift for children with family members who are battling the disease — offering hope and comfort, all while supporting an immensely important cause.
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Here we are again with another Christmas Artisans' Bazaar at the Fish Slab Gallery in Whitstable. I've been sewing into the small hours to get things finished in time. It was a relief to finally open the doors to the public and we've had a busy first day with lots of sales despite the snow.
I really look forward to spending a few days with the other makers and there are so many beautiful things.


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7 Questions You Need To Know Before Using Shed Plans
7 Questions You Need To Know Before Using Shed Plans
For the novice builder it is very important that you have everything in place before you start any project. Of course the best way to do this is to have a action plan. So you have decided, you want to build a shed using a set of plans. Then first we need to put your action plan into place, and start by listing a series of questions you will need answered before you even begin construction.
1.What do you really need the shed for?To start with you may be thinking its going to be used to store just the garden equipment. Think hard about this. Is it going to end up being a family shed? In other words, are the kids going to want to store their sports equipment in there? Or is the wife going to find a new place for the Christmas decorations, in your shed? So make a hard and fast rule of what the shed will be used for.
2.What size do you want it to be?Now you know exactly what it is going to be used for, that will give you the size that you are going to want. Don't forget to plan for the future. If its restricted to garden outdoor items, you will most likely be adding to your collection over the next few years, so you don't want to have to build a shed all over again.
3.Where are you going to put it?You need to determine when is the best place for it. It has to be some place accessible, without walking through your flowerbeds. Probably tucked away so it doesn't interfere with your landscaping. Again think of the future, you don't want to have to move it.
Now is the area you have allotted for it and the size of the shed you want compatible? If not then there has to be a compromise, either in the space or the size.


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AToMR Tours has decided to team up with CAGED MOON for a new tour!!
Thank you, AToMR Tours!
Please check out the tentative list as stands for stops and happenings. Lots and lots of great stuff, with a surprise for all CAGED MOON Readers....
...At the end of the tour, a novella styled companion piece, ALPHA MOON, will be released in Kindle versions on Amazon!! Ever wonder why Liam was 'stalking' Charlotte? Why did he fall in love so fast? What was going through his head? Well, now you'll know. ;) ALPHA MOON is a novella revisiting the first few chapters of CAGED MOON, from Liam's perspective!!
Re-meet the pack, and find out what really happend that night in the woods.
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Mom With 'TWO Vaginas And TWO Cervixes' Defies Odds And Gave Birth To Two Miracle Babies
Uncategorized 2017-07-12 Henry Okafor 30
This is an absolutely amazing story of a woman who experienced not just one, but two miracles after she was born with two sets of reproductive organs, a rare condition called uterus didelphys.
31-year-old Faye Wilkins from Plymouth, was diagnosed with uterus didelphys when she was 14, which means she has 2 vaginas, 2 cervixes and 2 wombs.
She was warned by doctors that having a baby is quite impossible…
"At the age of 14 I couldn't believe it when doctors told me I was born with two vaginas, two cervixes and two wombs. I was in complete shock as I'd never noticed the condition before as the differences were only internal. All my friends had started their periods, but I was only suffering from stomach cramps but nothing else. As the pain got worse, my mum, Polly, took me to the doctors thinking I had an ovarian cyst because a lump had formed but no-one would scan me.
At least eight months later and multiple visits to my GP, my uterus ruptured when I went to the toilet and I heard a huge pop and knew something inside me had exploded. I was in agony, there was so much blood and I rushed to hospital, where doctors examined me and finally diagnosed me with UD. The condition had caused a blockage and my menstrual blood to build up, which had reached 12cm in size.
Within two months I had surgery to make my two vaginas into one to prevent my uterus rupturing again. I was warned after my diagnosis that it would be difficult to conceive due to reproductive organs being half the size they should be, making implantation harder…"
But in 2009, after five miscarriages, Faye shocked the doctors when she miraculously gave birth to her daughter Molly.
"Unlike most mums, falling pregnant was actually a difficult time for me and I learnt to not even celebrate the news.
Doctors had warned me it would be difficult to conceive and after the first miscarriage I didn't allow myself to get excited. With Molly I had a cervical stitch to stop her being born too prematurely as my womb is split in half its half the size, meaning it's much weaker.
Thankfully she was a little fighter and she held on for as long as she could before being delivered by a C-section seven weeks and two days early.
I split from her father during the pregnancy as we wanted different things but I was overwhelmed when the doctor placed her in my arms, I was so happy, I was finally a mum."
Five years later, after another miscarriage, she gave birth to George, who developed in her right womb, with her current partner, Lee Welch.
"This time I was given steroids to speed up George's growth so when he was born seven weeks and two days early again he was stronger than Molly meaning he was out of neonatal care sooner."
Faye who is a healthcare assistant now has two beautiful children and proudly shares her story to raise awareness about the unusual condition.
She said:
I've always been upfront and honest with men I've dated, I wanted them to know that I may never fall pregnant and uterus didelphys is just a part of who I am. Having UD doesn't make you any less of a woman, your internal organs have just formed slightly differently. I've gone on to lead a relatively normal life, I only have one kidney too which is related to the condition but again I haven't let this hold me back.
I want to raise awareness as many medical professionals are unaware of the condition and every time I go for a smear it always amazes me how little people know, and how many weird questions I get asked. I don't have plans for any more children, I already have two beautiful kids and couldn't be happier – I'm the luckiest woman in the world.
What is Uterus Didelphys?
Uterus didelphys, also known as a double uterus, is a condition where a woman is born with two uterus, to separate cervixes and sometimes two vaginas, though this is not always the case.
It occurs because in a female foetus, the uterus starts out as two small tubes. As the foetus develops, the tubes normally join to create one larger, hollow organ — the uterus. Sometimes the tubes don't join completely and each one develops into a separate hollow organ so the woman is born with two wombs.
It often only becomes noticeable after puberty and is diagnosed with a physical exam or an ultrasound scan. In terms of physical anatomy, the two wombs are often slightly smaller than average in order to fit, though they can be as big as a 'normal' womb. It also makes it possible to be pregnant twice at the same time – with a baby in each womb.
Some women are also born with two vaginas, although they can have sex and menstruate in the same way as people with just one.
According to Dr Leila Hanna, a consultant gynaecologist & Obstetrician at BMI The Sloane Hospital, "They may know they have two and be able to find them, or they may not realize. It can be painful because there are two squashed in the same area, so sometimes we do an operation to join them together, but it's not necessary. They could also have abnormalities of their kidneys and the tube which bring the urine from the bladder."
Women suffering uterus didelphys will frequently have a slightly higher risk of late miscarriage, premature delivery and bleeding during pregnancy. Often Cesarean sections are recommended, to reduce the risk of complications. There is no treatment or cure for the condition.
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Nicole Miller2017-07-12 #1 Author
That is very interesting, I never even knew anything like that was possible!
Mike larry2017-07-13 #2 Author
Wow I never knew that was possible
Kentasia Smith2017-07-13 #3 Author
This is interesting and very unique never knew this could happen.
Jala2017-07-13 #4 Author
I never knew that this could be possible
Rosee Blood2017-07-13 #5 Author
Wow that's crazy
Tula Toon2017-07-13 #6 Author
That's truly rare & unique.
Katelyn Donophan2017-07-13 #7 Author
Completely amazing 😉 😍
Michael baraza2017-07-13 #8 Author
This is very unbelievable. I jave never had such a thing. God has the power over everything though
Ranesha2017-07-13 #9 Author
How could this be true ! That's weird 😭
jasmine Edwards2017-07-13 #10 Author
Very interesting. Didn't think something like this was possible.. Almost sad to me!
Sicily Matthews2017-07-13 #11 Author
This is oddly interestesting. yet fascinating and so beautiful. amazing how a woman's body works.
Mikhal2017-07-13 #12 Author
Wow… I'm shocked but it all makes sense to me. Very good to know!!!
Tyanna2017-07-13 #13 Author
Interesting to know.
Aaliyah Lenae2017-07-13 #14 Author
Amazing story !
Chantell bennett2017-07-13 #15 Author
Beautiful story !!! Such a miracle!
Jennel godfrey2017-07-13 #16 Author
This so very interesting.
Shakeeva2017-07-13 #17 Author
That's amazing. 😍😍
Lamisha2017-07-13 #18 Author
Wow omg that's shocking but amazing
Desiree lethco2017-07-13 #19 Author
This is very amazing! Such a miracle
Asia2017-07-13 #20 Author
Wow that's really cool
Tamara2017-07-13 #21 Author
Absolutely amazing!!!
Keiosha2017-07-14 #22 Author
I didn't know this was possible, very interesting.
Shaborah Bennett2017-07-14 #23 Author
How is this even possible ? I wonder if its more people like her.
Gwentrell2017-07-14 #24 Author
Wow this is really gods blessing
Mmstar-s2017-07-14 #25 Author
Nothing is impossible for God …tank u Lord jesus 🙌🙌
Barbietyesha2017-07-15 #26 Author
Wow learn something new every day 😩😑
Barbietyesha2017-07-15 #27 Author
Wow learn something new everyday 😍😩
A Parker2017-07-15 #28 Author
This really made me realize The doctors don't have the lAst say so ! Miracles are continuously happening , JUST HAVE FAITH ❤ Congratulations ✨
Catherine Hernandez2017-07-17 #29 Author
Wow amazing how the human body works especially womans bodies
Agu Ifeoma2017-10-01 #30 Author
very interesting thanks for sharing this educative story


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Humanity – chapter two
Slamming off the shrieking alarm, Bea rolled over and pulled the bedclothes back up over her head. A tuft of her dark hair showed against the pale sheet. Ten more minutes? Please? But no. Guilt told her she had to get up. Now! Okay then. Eye exercises. Open, left. Close. Open, right. Close. Now, concentrate! Open both. Don't worry. Try it again. C'mon body, she groaned, time to start another day. Open, both. It worked! It's a miracle!
'It's alive!' moaned Bea to herself, zombie-style.
A cautious, groaning stretch of arms, legs, stretch that spine, tote that barge, fill that pail, something like that. Okay, now the acid test. She rolled into an upright position. 'It's official,' Bea declared to herself, 'I'm UP!' And she sat on the edge of the bed and yawned.
The door burst open. A small figure, pajama-clad and tousled, wandered in, three teddies under one arm, a furry toy dog with only one ear, Malibu Barbie and Cinderella Barbie under the other. The small person stumped into the room and plonked down on the bed. Hard.
Bea knew exactly what was coming next. After all, it was Monday. Therefore gym. Therefore Travis Peters and Matthew Warren. Therefore…
'Mummy, I don't feel well. I don't want to go to school today.'
Bea scooped the little one onto her lap. Gave her a cuddle. A kiss on the top of the head. 'I know, sweetheart. Because it's Monday, which means gym which means Travis and…'
'No. I like gym,' the child fibbed like the natural expert she was, snuggled against her mum's neck. 'I do,' she protested, catching the doubtful look in Bea's eye. 'But I don't feel well. Really truly. I'm hot!' she announced, and as if to clinch the matter, peeled back her fringe, inviting Bea's confirming touch.
Bea kissed the delectable but normal temperature forehead, the luscious cheeks, tickled the munchable tummy, swatted the smallest, cutest butt in the world and chased the pj-clad five-year-old downstairs to the kitchen for breakfast, stopping on the way to peek round another door and gently to remind the form still skulking under the covers that it was time to get up, even if it was Monday, and in any case the maths test would be a breeze. She got a grunt in reply.
It didn't matter, that's what teenagers do, Bea reminded herself. She'd done it. And she'd never stopped loving her mother. Just, it wasn't always easy. But today everything would be fine. Life is good, Bea told herself, and even Mondays could not be all bad. She continued downstairs feeling cheerful.
But once she reached the kitchen, at some point she couldn't quite pinpoint, things changed and she became aware of a growing sense of unease.
Olivia chattered happily through her Coco Pops, little legs swinging under the table, one of the other chairs occupied by her 'family' of Barbies, Teddies and Dog.
Shaking off the strange sensation, and going across to fill and boil the kettle for her coffee, running on autopilot, Bea picked up the tiny piece of white paper from the floor and crinkled it into the under-sink trash can.
'Gauze dressing,' she said to herself a second later as the water dribbled into the kettle. She plucked the complaining cat off the drainer and placed him on the floor. Gauze dressing. She switched on the kettle. Gauze dressing? She got a mug out of the cupboard, kissed hello to her eldest daughter, Grace, and mopped up the brownish smudges on the counter top. She plucked the complaining cat off the drainer and placed him on the floor.
Rinsing the cloth under the cold tap. The water, with a brown tinge, ran down the plughole as Bea began a 'Yes, you are,' response to Olivia's repeated chant of 'I'm not going to school, I'm not going to school,' and said, yes, Grace could go to the cinema on Friday evening with Lauren and Magda. And she plucked the complaining cat off the drainer and placed him onto the floor.
She frowned at the water in the sink. Looked at the cloth. It was a new one. So why wasn't it clean? Looked in the rubbish bin. The backing paper from some sticking plaster. Gauze wrapper. Something. Something on the cloth, on the counter top. Something odd going on. She felt bewildered.
'Grace, did you cut yourself or something?' She asked as she mashed cat meat into a fresh dish. She narrowly avoided falling over the idiotic fleabag as he hindered her progress, weaving in and out of her feet as she went to put the dish in the customary place.
'No. So anyway, I said to Ashley, just get a life you sorry little creep, and he said, well I won't tell you what he said, but anyway things went downhill from there, so that's why I'm not exactly excited about going in today…'
'I'm sure everything will work out,' Bea said automatically. 'Olivia, did you cut yourself at all, and put on a plaster or something?'
'No, Mummy. My head hurts. I don't want to go to school today.'
'Honey, you'll be fine. You just need to stop worrying about Travis and…'
Well if they said they hadn't, then they hadn't. Bea was still perplexed. Hastily she combed Olivia's hair and pushed packed lunches into the schoolbags of both her children.
And then it was time to go. Olivia kissed the cat goodbye, smudging toothpaste froth from her top lip onto his left ear. He didn't mind. He had the cleanest ears this side of London.
Even as she drove, half Bea's mind was on the image of the brownish water whirling down the drain, seeing again her own hand as she mopped up the smudge, like watching an old black and white movie, herself standing at the sink, rinsing the dishcloth, cue a close-up of the brown-tinged water spiraling away. What was that?
She kissed them goodbye at their respective venues. Negotiated traffic. Must remember to wash and dry her uniform ready for the first night-shift of the week. And in her mind an image of a tiny piece of white and red paper. A brownish stain on the worktop.
Arrived back at home. Opened car door. Got out. Closed door and lock. Leave car out of garage. Into house. Now. She halted and looked around her. There was something odd going on. What was it? Went to check in kitchen.
But everything looked fine, looked normal. Except she had seen what was in the rubbish bin, the bit off the back of a plaster. Remembered wiping up the brown smudge. Blood. It was blood, of course. Women know blood. They see so much of it. And nurses more than most.
She checked the first aid kit, to see just what was missing.
It was all wrong. Bea stopped right inside the laundry room door and shook her head. Confused. It had been a very long time since she'd seen that.
The toilet seat was up. Peeking in, she saw the water was yellow. Automatically she put down the seat and the lid, and flushed the toilet, then she turned away. Still thinking. Opened the cabinet and reached down the first aid kit.
Couldn't miss seeing the brownish blood smudges on the white plastic cover of the box. More blood.
Bea leaned back against the washing machine, thinking for a moment. Then suddenly remembering, she dragged Grace's wet laundry out of the washer and shoved it into the dryer, tossing in a woven fabric conditioning-sheet after it. Slammed the door shut and pressed the on button. Shoved three uniforms and some underwear into the washer. Tossed in a washing powder cube and slammed shut. Pressed on.
Leaned back against the throbbing washer again. Puzzled. She looked at the first aid kit again. She opened it again and looked inside. A few things were missing—as expected. She frowned into space. Her eyes gazed blankly at the wall opposite as she puzzled it over. At first she didn't see it.
Then. Oh my God! And then she was across there, examining the huge bloody smudge on the tiling on the wall. It was blood all right. Still red in places. A man had bled all over the wall as he'd leaned against her bathroom wall to pee into her loo and not flushed or replaced the seat (the Rat!). He'd used her first aid kit to patch himself up—bled all over that, too.
But when? It could only be—it had to be some time after she'd gone to bed at around eleven o'clock the previous night, but before she got up at seven o'clock this morning.
Who was he? Couldn't be Paul. Ex-husbands don't sneak in or out without leaving a whole lot more mess, emotional trauma and a large pile of laundry. Anyway, Paul hadn't been anywhere near her for four blissful years now. Couldn't be Grace's kind-of boyfriend, Jackson. Grace had been perfectly relaxed and normal this morning—if she'd sneaked a boy into the house, Bea would have expected more tension and a damn good cover story. And that didn't explain the blood, Grace always freaked out at the sight of the merest spot of blood. So who was he?
The house suddenly seemed too still, too silent, as if it held its breath, watching, waiting. The air was thick with complicity. The house itself felt guilty as hell. And then Bea knew.
He was still here.
She just knew it. She felt the goosebumps prickle up on her forearms.
She supposed she should call the police, she knew that she should. But she didn't know for sure there was an intruder in her house, hadn't actually seen or heard anyone. But deep inside, she felt someone else was here in the house with her.
He wasn't in the sitting room. She was sure of that. He wasn't in the dining room, the kitchen, or the laundry room. She was sure he wasn't outside. He was in the house. Right now. In the house. With her. Had to be—upstairs.
But she wasn't going up there alone. As back-up, Bea took the wooden rolling-pin from the same kitchen drawer as her first weapon of choice, the bread knife. Praying she didn't have to use either, praying neither one was turned back on her, praying she was wrong, crazy-wrong, would be laughing at her own stupidity and wild imaginings any second now, she walked to the stairs and began her ascension.
Not for the first time she was glad the previous occupants had paid out a huge sum of money for the fat carpeting on the stairs and landing. Her approach was virtually silent. Nothing creaked.
She reached the top of the stairs, paused to listen and to decide which room to try first. She listened. She held her breath, her lungs aching with the fear of it. Then she heard it. Soft snoring. Coming from the direction of her own bedroom.
Rage swept through her, driving out fear. How dared he? What the hell was this, a cheap hotel? Bleeding on my walls, using my medical supplies, leaving my toilet seat up! Bastard!
She marched straight across to the door, flung it wide open, caution cowering on the landing way behind her. She blinked in surprise at the cat—her cat!—sprawled across the legs of the sleeping form. You traitor, George!
In spite of her expectations she still felt a jolt of shock when she saw the undulating form under the duvet, on her side of the bed, the blond hair sprouting on the pillow all that was visible. Blond. Not Paul then. Not that she'd thought it would be. But he was the only man who'd ever shared her bed, the only man who could even remotely possibly have a key to her house. No. This was Someone Else. A MAN.


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Orientation for the 9th Ewha Global Empowerment Program (EGEP), a female talent training course for women activists from Asian and African countries in non-governmental and public sectors, was held at Ewha Campus Complex (ECC) on January 6 (Wed.).
EGEP is a two week short term education program established by Ewha in 2012 to foster non-governmental women activists, and 174 trainees from 39 countries have completed this program so far. The 9th EGEP is to be attended by 16 women activists selected from 14 countries.
In the orientation where all the participants, instructors, and operating staff of the 9th EGEP gathered together for the first time, Professor Chang Pilwha (Department of Women's Studies), Director of Asian Center for Women's Studies, expressed gratitude and congratulations to participants saying, "Adding to the history of EGEP that has been built by participants from various institutions for women or civil activity groups, today's program will serve as an opportunity to strengthen the program further."
The 9th EGEP is scheduled to run until January 18 (Mon.), and the participants will attend a variety of educational activities, including workshops, Wednesday Demonstration to solve the Japanese military sex slave victim issue, seminars, field study, and action plans.


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Ben Affleck to direct a first-person shooter movie?
Hollywood has long tried to adapt first-person shooter games into movies with limited success. Sure the RESIDENT EVIL franchise is still going strong, but what about DOOM (or HALO, which never made it to the screen)? But now Hollywood is giving it the old college try courtesy of Ben Affleck.
As he preps his next directorial effort ARGO, Affleck is in talks to direct and star in LINE OF SIGHT, a fairly average sounding thriller - an elite commando squad dealing with global threat - that is made all the more ambitious when you realize the plan is to tell the story from the point-of-view of one character, FPS-style.
To give the action film an air of authenticity, the script was written by Peter O'Brien, who last wrote "Halo: Reach" for Microsoft. LINE OF SIGHT is currently set up at Warner Bros. with Joel Silver producing.
There are a number of obstacles to creating a successful FPS movie, including finding a way to connect the audience with the protagonist without them ever seeing his/her face. Also, the action in a FPS is continuous and would require a minimum amount of editing (how can you shoot coverage when the action is only seen from one character's POV?). It's likely these restrictions are what is attracting Affleck, an up-and-coming director, to a Joel Silver project.
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I think any great family room definitely needs great storage…books, games, movies, blankets, music, toys…all the "stuff" that makes a family room the perfect hangout. The pair of bookshelves in the Room of the Week provides great storage while at the same time looking beautiful. They also don't look like just a piece of furniture…they look like they were made for the room and are built-in.
Here's a few tricks that help the bookshelves look built-in:
HEIGHT – I'm pretty sure the height of the bookshelves are not just chance…they were designed or bought with a specific height in mind. Because the height matches the height of the doorway it helps to make them look built-in.
MOLDING – The molding on the top and bottom of the bookshelves matches the style and size of the rest of the moldings in the room. Keeping everything similar creates continuity and tricks the eye into making the bookshelves look built-in.
COLOR – The bookshelves don't stand out in the room because they match the rest of the woodwork on the moldings and the fireplace.
SPACE – If the bookshelves had been narrower and not filled up the entire space they would have felt more like a piece of furniture and not like a built-in.
What kind of storage do you have in your family room? Right now I have only storage for a few books and movies…I'm hoping to find something as beautiful as the bookshelves above to add storage for some toys and games. I'll be sure to share my solution with you when I figure it out.
Fun weekend plans? I'm in a sand, prime, paint cycle for all the outdoor furniture I've inherited from neighbors…trying to make it all look cohesive! And, I'm celebrating with my little boy who turns 5. Hope your weekend is great!


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Jennifer Bleakney uses speed to emerge as go-to forward for Syracuse field hockey
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Syracuse was down 2-1 at halftime, but came back to beat unranked Bucknell, 4-3. Read more »
Syracuse took down Louisville, 2-1, on Friday afternoon at J.S. Coyne Stadium. The Orange is now 9-1. Read more »
Elaine Carey was at the center of most plays for SU's offense. She took the most shots and scored a goal. Read more »
Regan Spencer has provided a spark at goalie for SU in replacing Jess Jecko, who was one of the best goalies in Syracuse program history. Read more »
Syracuse lost a game for the first time this season on Friday and lost its No. 1 spot in Tuesday's NFHCA poll as a result. Read more »
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No. 1 Syracuse won its sixth straight to open the 2016 season. The win was Syracuse's third against a ranked opponent this season. Read more »
Laura Hurff scored a goal and added an assist in Syracuse's 3-1 win over No. 14 Stanford on Sunday. The No. 1 Orange is off to a 6-0 start to the year. Read more »
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My dog wrote a poem the other day. He's been pretty worried about Valentine's Day coming up. His best friend dog is a girl -- but she's not his girlfriend. That's the problem: what to give a girl for Valentine's Day without sending her the wrong message? Plus chocolate could kill her. He asked the boys what they thought -- they didn't really have relevant advice.
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Roses are red
Poop is brown
You are the wuffest
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Hi, I'm Pavel Chuchuva. I'm a software developer and father of two amazing kids. I created Safe Vision app for them.
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Donald R. Wicburg died Oct. 15, 2016. He was 79.
He was born in Joliet, Ill., Nov. 20, 1936. He and his family moved to western Colorado in 1965.
He spent most of his life farming, cattle ranching and building custom homes. He served his country in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1955 to 1959. He served on the Montrose County School Board, as well as many other educational boards and organizations. He was a member of the NRA and the Elks.
In retirement, his interests were antique dealing and collecting. He also continued to work his Pea Green farm. He enjoyed spending time with his family, sports and being outside.
He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Carol; two sons, Don (Clara) of Durango and Kevin (Tammy) of Delta; grandchildren, D.J., John, Jessica (Weylin) Johnson, Daniel (Jamie) and Jenna (Tyler) Roach; a sister, Paula Silverman; and extended family.
He was preceded in death by a brother, James (Antoinette); and a sister, Barbara (Matthew) Gregurich.
No services are planned at this time.
Memorial contributions may be made to Delta County Memorial Hospital Foundation, 1501 E. 3rd Street, Delta, CO 81416.
Arrangements are being handled by Taylor Funeral Service and Crematory.
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Based on John Steinbeck's classic novel: two drifters, gentle giant Lennie and his friend George wander the countryside during the Great Depression, finding themselves on a farm run by a sadistic man and his flirtatious wife. All they want is a piece of the good life - and it always seems just out of reach. -- Chris Kavan
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A film focuses primarily on a street smart George Milton (Burgess Meredith) and his mentally challenged partner Lennie Small (Lon Chaney, Jr.). The acting was believable and score just empathetic. Nominated for Best Picture, Best Sound Recording (Elmer A. Raguse), Best Musical Score, Best Original Score, the production obviously well crafted. Screenplay was intelligent with lines: "Sure, but I worked weeks all my life. I don't remember none of them weeks, but this - nearly twenty years ago, I remember that." "Whatever we ain't got, that's what you want!" and "It's lonesome for a guy to be without a dog." Topics on friendship, hard-work, companionship, dreams unfulfilled and hardships in life. Of Mice and Men shows realistically back in the day how it is to survive during the depressi...
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John Steinbeck is really only known today for three of his works, but in his lifetime he published almost thirty novels. His most well-known and probably his best work is more than likely Of Mice and Men. If you attend(ed) public school in the United States then you almost certainly have read this book at one time or another. Whether you've seen the 1939 film however is a different matter. You may have seen it in class after reading the book, but I never did. Having seen it now though, I can say that if you haven't, then you really need to.
The film centers on two traveling workmen, one of whom suffered a crippling head injury at childhood. They begin work on an old farm where they try their hardest not to get fired. Unfortunately, this is pretty difficult when you have a giant, dimwit...
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Here are the answers to the exercises on tense that we did in class. Just for your information, they are taken from Raymond Murphy's "English Grammar in Use", which is a good book for teaching grammar, but tedious to learn from on your own unless you are highly motivated.
Unit 13: Present perfect and past (1) ("I have done" and "I did")
2. has gone to bed
3. has fallen/ has dropped/ has gone down
4. has turned on the light/ has turned the light on/ has turned it on
5. has grown
6. has taken off
3. went
4. has gone
5. have forgotten
6. forgot
7. had
8. has been
9. haven't finished
10. has just gone
11. arrested
12. gave… have lost
13. was… has disappeared
14. have improved
3. wrong- did Shakespeare write
4. right
5. wrong- was
6. right
7. wrong- My grandparents got married
8. wrong- were you born
9. right
10. wrong- was the scientist who developed
2. has broken; did that happen; fell
3. Have you had; cut; Did you go; did
Unit 14: Present perfect and past (2) ("I have done" and "I did")
3. right
4. wrong- I bought
5. wrong- were you
6. wrong- Jenny left school
7. right
8. right
9. wrong- wasn't
10. wrong- When was this book published
2. The weather has been cold recently
3. It was cold last week
4. I didn't read a newspaper yesterday
5. I haven't read a newspaper today
6. Ann has earned a lot of money this year
7. She didn't earn so much last year
8. Have you had a holiday recently?
2. got… was… went
3. Have you washed it? (Also possible- Did you wash it?)
4. wasn't
5. worked
6. has lived
7. Did you go… was… was
8. died… never met
9. have never met
10. I'm afraid he has gone out. When exactly did he go out?
11. How long have you lived there? Where did you live before that? And how long did you live in Chicago?
14.4 (Example answers)
2. I haven't bought anything today.
3. I didn't watch TV yesterday.
4. I went out with some friends yesterday evening.
5. I haven't been to the cinema recently.
6. I've been swimming a lot recently.
Unit 15: Past perfect ("I had done")
2. It had changed a lot.
3. She had arranged to do something else.
4. The film had already begun.
5. I hadn't seen him for five years.
6. She had just had breakfast.
2. I had never seen her before.
3. He had never played tennis before.
4. We had never been there before/ we had never been to Denmark before.
1. called the police
2. there was… had gone
3. had just come back from holiday; looked very well
4. had a phone call from Sally; was; had written to her; had never replied to his letters
2. went
3. had gone
4. broke
5. saw… had broken… stopped
Unit 16: Past perfect continuous ("I had been doing")
2. They had been playing football.
3. Somebody had been smoking in the room.
4. She had been dreaming.
5. He had been watching TV.
2. I had been waiting for 20 minutes when I suddenly realised that I was in the wrong restaurant.
3. At the time the factory closed down, Sarah had been working there for five years.
4. The orchestra had been playing for about ten minutes when a man in the audience suddenly began shouting.
5. Example answer: I had been walking along the road for about ten minutes when a car suddenly stopped just behind me.
3. was walking
4. had been running
5. were eating
6. had been eating (also possible- had eaten)
7. was looking
8. was waiting… had been waiting
9. had had
10. had been travelling


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Helpful Tips On Increasing Your Fitness LevelsYou don't have to go into fitness competitively to fully enjoy it. No, not at all! You can do it like a personal activity too. If you do not have a clue with how to start a routine, then try taking a gander at the tips in this article. They can give you some helpful advice.
Running is a great exercise for full-body fitness. If you are new to running, you will want to start out with walking for at least 30 minutes at a time, several days a week, before starting a running program. Good shoes are especially important for runners, since they will protect your feet and prevent injuries.
If you are stuck at a plateu in your strength training routine, supersets will take you to the next level. When you do supersets it involves doing two different exercises, working the same muscle group, with little rest in-between. Supersets demand more from your muscles and need to be used only sparingly.
One of the easiest ways to accomplish your fitness goals is to have a fitness buddy. Find someone you are close to that is also looking to shed some weight or tone some muscle. You will be able to support and motivate each other making it easier to reach both of your fitness goals.
At the end of your exhaustive workout session, rather than reaching for a sports drink or water, try chocolate milk. Chocolate milk has been shown to hydrate as well as water but speeds the recovery time of athletes in training. You will be able to return to another workout session faster than if you had chosen a different beverage.
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When strength training or working with weights, try to keep your daily workout under 60 minutes. After an hour, your body responds to strength-building exercises by producing excessive amounts of cortisol. This hormone can block the production of testosterone and may actually impair the body's ability to build and maintain muscle.
Keep your knees strong by exercising your thighs. Exercising your quadriceps and hamstrings will help prevent injuries to the ligaments in your knees. http://www.purevolume.com/listeners/kera88arturo/posts/6619931/Would+You+Like+To+Make+Sure+You%27re+Buying+The+Best+Collagen+Product+For+You%3F to protect your knees is to do exercises that not only workout your quads but also your hamstrings. Leg curls and extensions are great exercises for your hamstrings and quads.
When you are doing crunches, hold your tongue on the roof of your mouth during the duration of the crunches. It may seem silly, but when you do this, your head will align properly during this exercise. Using this method, you will greatly lower the strain on your neck while performing crunches.
If you are looking for a way to save time and get an efficient workout, for the entire workout don't switch weights, keep the same one. Choose benefits of unicity collagen plus based on your weakest exercise. Pick an amount you are able to lift no more than 6 to 8 times. Use this weight, and do your routine in a circuit.
Test the flexibility of your hip flexors by keeping your heels flat on the ground while you do your squats. If this cannot be done, they are much too tight. Try stretching them by holding onto a squat rack and lowering your body until it is nearly parallel to the ground; hold this for 30 seconds. Go back up and repeat at least 5 times.
To prevent injury during bench presses, give the bench itself a test by pushing your finger into the bench cushion itself. If while pressing the cushion you can touch the wood in the bench, move to another one. Benches that are hard can actually cause spine misalignment which affects the nerves in your arms and weakens them.
To maximize the benefits of your bench-press routines, try to squeeze the bar inward when you are doing your presses. This will cause more of your chest muscles to work harder. Change to squeezing outward when doing the close-grip version of a bench-press to work your triceps much harder.
A great fitness tip is to make sure you're developing all of your abdominal muscles. There are three groups of abdominal muscles which include the upper abdominals, the lower abdominals, and the obliques. There are a number of easy exercises you can perform to hit each of these groups.
As you can see, staying fit isn't so hard when you know what to do. Apply the tips you read in this article to make your own fitness program and make sure that your body gets the exercise it needs to stay healthy and strong. Start today and see the difference!


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Aurora Musis Amica
Dawn is friend of the muses.
"The grand show is eternal. It is always sunrise somewhere; the dew is never dried all at once; a shower is forever falling; vapor is ever rising. Eternal sunrise, eternal dawn and gloaming, on sea and continents and islands, each in its turn, as the round earth rolls." --John Muir
Here I am contemplating the dawn again. This early morning time has become irresistible, a date with my thoughts and with awesome splendor. Often there are no words that can express the awareness of the universe as I watch light wash over the horizon.
Waking early is no problem for me; the creaking and aching of age keep me from finding joy in the long hours of sleeping in that were such a treat when I was younger. So, I guess it is a good thing that I find so much satisfaction in greeting the dawn. This morning I hoped to explore taking low light pictures with my camera. In the past this has created photos of the deepest black with no retrievable image. But… I read a book….
Stars wink out one by one, lines of softly glowing white clouds begin billowing above the hill, a hint of gold, then a burst of flaming vermilion so bold that it nearly shouts through the slowly retreating dark. I lean far out the window with the unexpressed futile thought that those few extra inches will get me close enough to catch the color through the darkness. Trying to find a good spot to rest my camera, I catch a small movement from the corner of my eye. Turning away from light over the hills toward the trees at the edge of the wood, I can barely make out a fox high stepping through the snowdrifts. For long minutes I scarcely breathe as it makes its way along the edge of the clearing and up the hill where the trees hide it's progress. The sky warms… light expanding… colors exploding against the sky. At first I simply stand in awe, forgetting my camera, simply drinking in the kaleidoscope of light and colors. The snow is a glittering prism refracting hue upon hue --- I close my eyes and still the luminous colors wash over me filling my soul with something that is beyond the words in my vocabulary. I stand awash in awe.
Movement below me in the clearing draws my attention from the sky; the fox is again strolling across the clearing. I can see now the markings on its face and back; it is a Gray Fox. A new visitor here; before the Red Fox has been an occasional visitor. He sees me and, moving quickly, he heads back into the woods keeping too much to the shadows for me to get a picture.
I begin to turn to unload the camera. Yet, the heavenly show is not finished. A new spectacular begins as the sun peeks over the hill. Wind driven clouds catch rainbows of light. Ribbons of light burst from the hills reaching ever upward into the heavens. "For me, a landscape does not exist in its own right, since its appearance changes at every moment; but the surrounding atmosphere brings it to life - the light and the air, which vary continually. For me, it is only the surrounding atmosphere, which gives subjects their true value." - Claude Monet
Oh, the light. The light. The light! Clouds race across the sky. Huge dark clouds move in covering the sun, returning the landscape to cold winter gloom. Wind bows the trees, plays chess or checkers moving the clouds across the sky --- Suddenly the light breaks through, illuminating the trees, turning the branches to gold and setting the clouds aglow again. I have spent three golden hours enveloped in wonder.
"The heavens declare the glory of God and the earth shows His handwork." Psalm 19:1


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Lord Of The Sabbath Series
Contributed by Timothy Mills on Oct 13, 2002 (message contributor)
Summary: Exegetical, verse-by-verse exposition of John 5:1-17. "The only teaching more dangerous than liberalism is legalism, but Jesus is Lord. In Ch.1, Jesus is Lord of creation; in ch. 2, disciples, customs, & Temple; in ch. 3 plan of salvation; in ch. 4, gend
1) He is Lord of the Sabbath: Jesus went to an unnamed, but obligatory, feast. Jesus went to church habitually, Luke 4:16 "and as was His custom, He entered the synagogue on the Sabbath." His habit was to go to synagogue on the Sabbath. Worship on Sunday should be our habit as it was Jesus'. The acid test was what He did; what is your habit?
· 38 years the man had waited, why wait any more? Jesus healed him then pointed him to God, not a pool of water or to angels.
· Jesus told him to do something and he did it. More important than healing faith was faith to obey. God cares about our obedience to His commands.
· Jesus said his sickness was caused by sin, quit sinning lest something worse than sickness happens to you!
2) "You can't do that on Sabbath!" Jesus told him to break the Sabbath tradition. Sinless Jesus told him to "sin." Sabbath keeping was 1 of 2 convenent signs, circumcision was the other sign. It was proof of love of God, identity with Him.
· In every case where Jesus commanded Sabbath breaking except 1, the event was healing. That 1 other was harvesting and food preperation on Sabbath.
· Lord over the Sabbath, as He is of everything else. Was it a sin to carry a sleeping mat? Exodus 20:8-11; Jeremiah 17:22; the intent was anti-trade, not anti-necessity; Luke 13:15,14:5; Matthew 9:13; 12:7: Hosea 6:6, loving kindness, covenant love, is the key.
· V. 17 Jesus said: "My Father is working until now, and I Myself am working." God rested from creation, but never from sustaining the creation. Colossians 1:17 "And He is before all things, and in Him all things hold together." What if God "rested" from holding everything together?
3) The Jews main dispute with Jesuswas the Sabbath.
· Matthew 11:28 "Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." Mark 2:27 "The Sabbath was made for man, and not man for the Sabbath." Hebrews 4 is about entering this "rest."
· Romans 3:31, Matthew 5:17: Jesus fulfilled the law, Paul affirmed the law. Hebrews 10:23-31
. Do you affirm the law of the Sabbath? Rest? Do you have saving faith? Do you have faith to trust in Jesus?
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one of my mixes got taken down off soundcloud because of copyright. Fair enough. But the email I got says:
"Our automatic content protection system has detected that your sound "DiSMix 04 - Sands" may contain the following copyright content: "Longa" by Arabesque, Hassan Erraji, owned by . As a result, its publication on your profile has been blocked."
Owned by who?! The suspense is killing me.
That was one of my most played mixes too - loads of plays from all over Africa, Middle East and Asia - everywhere from Azerbaijan to Zaire.
Sad times.
Soundcloud have taken down a lot of my mixes. How many until I actually get 'in trouble'? Probably won't put any more up.
I didn't think this happened with mixcloud
couldn't you do them on mixcloud instead?
have thought about that
I might do that. When I make my new DiS mix this month, might backdate them all and put them up.
what's so different about their licensing that allows them to do this?
or are they outlaws, laughing in the face of the law?
youtube took down a vid of mine the other day
was of the BBC's Tess In The D'urbevilles but I'd overdubbed robot noises onto it.
Felt well naughty.
is meant to be for you own music only, mixcloud is a bit different because it's licensed for mixes, radio shows etc. We had to do a massive switch over at the radio station I worked because soundcloud got aggressive with us over us hosting all our podcasts on there.


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I'm working on things, yes I am!
They have to do with art.
But, in Italy they say that you shouldn't say things before they happen. So I will just give you a clue.
I will leave a few words out, so if you use your imagination, you may realize just what I am doing!
Pay attention, and use your imagination!
Project number one
First of all I am making a series of _____________. Anyone guess this one?
Each _________________ will be completely different.
They are sort of ______________ ________________. Since I like working with materials, for example, one has as a base a _______________ and then I use _____________ together with __________ and build on with _________________.
I am SURE you have gotten this one, one to project number two!
Project number two
In this project I am planning to exhibit _________________ and probably also ______________. The location is interesting because it is ______________ and well-known in _____________. ________ will be partecipating and I am one. It will be ______________ and then_____________ and for sure ______ _____ ________and even more.
This one was easy, know you got it.
Finally, Project number three
This is an exciting one because _______________ got me _________________ and I will ________ at ________ in ____________________. The medium will be ______________ but I may also ________ some _______________. Perhaps the decision to ____________ and ______________will be __________ or ________________. I ________________, __________________, and even ____________.
I KNOW this was so simple. What do you think about my latest projects? ____________or perhaps _____________?
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Mougins Art and Gastronomy
Mougins, just above Cannes is the home of art and gastronomy here on the French Riviera. Home to and frequented by many famous artists including Picasso and Winston Churchill there are galleries and art related boutiques at every turn of the cobbled streets. There is also a host of wonderful restaurants including the celebrated Moulin de Mougins and Paloma to name just two.
Dating from the 11th century, the village was originally home to monks of St Honorat who continued to administer the village until the French revolution. During the 18th and 19th century the village of Mougins became famous for growing lavendar, rose and jasmine for the nearby perfumr factories in Grasse.
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Maynard james keenans voice compliments it perfectly.
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When asked about adventure games, it's quite easy to give a long list of examples: from the grandfatherly figure of classic Talisman, through its almost carbon copies like Prophecy or the more recent Relic, to progressively more complicated designs like Runebound or A Touch of Evil, the now out of print World of Warcraft: The Board Game and the legendary rules behemoth known as Magic Realm. But what is it exactly that makes them adventure games?
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With that in mind, it's rather obvious why the tropes and decorations for Talisman were ported directly from classic fantasy: it was, after all, a cornerstone of the game that started the whole role-playing genre, in turn spawning numerous board games and then MMOs, the majority of which still favour visiting worlds inhabited by warriors, wizards and dragons over any other.
Consequently, it comes as no surprise that games are often categorized using their settings, with ones featuring characters, enemies and events known from fantasy literature and movies often falling into the Adventure genre (unless very blatantly being something else).There are admittedly some small deviations, but even some of those science-fiction worlds (like the universes of Star Wars or Warhammer 40.000 used as a setting for Relic) have in fact little to do with science, with their defining stories being much closer to heroic epics than the writings of sir Arthur C. Clarke.
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After looking at all the games I played, if I were to point to one feature that is prevalent to any game that "feels like an adventure", I'd probably go with randomness. It is the randomness that allows the game to be different every time. It is the roll of a die that in the end decides of success or failure. It's the flipped card that puts a peril, a stranger or a fantastical event on the road that makes or breaks a hero. Now, am I saying that it is enough to just make your game random, to make it feel like sharing an adventure with a bunch of friends?
No. But that is something I will have to leave for next week.
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|Troy Deeney celebrates his first goal of the season after putting Watford 1-0 ahead.
Troy Deeney scored his first goal of the season to help Watford to a 2-0 victory at Stoke City on Saturday afternoon which was Mark Hughes' 100th game in charge of the Potters.
The Watford captain broke the deadlock shortly before the break to end a run of 857 minutes of Premier League football without a goal before Almen Abdi sealed the victory.
The win sees the Hornets climb up to 13th in the table and prevented Stoke from obtaining their best points return from the opening 10 games of a Premier League campaign.
The hosts dominated the majority of the first half without worrying Heurelho Gomes too much, but even so Hughes will have wondered how his side found themselves behind at half-time.
Watford began the brightest without posing too much of a threat and as time went on, Stoke looked the more likely to take the lead.
Charlie Adam was their most dangerous player and he fired an early warning as he drilled low past the post after collecting the ball from Xherdan Shaqiri.
Stoke were forced into a first half substitution as American Geoff Cameron went off with a thigh injury soon after.
Adam went close once again after Watford made a hash of clearing their lines and his well-hit half volley needed a deflection to take it behind and away from the goal.
Marko Arnautovic will have been ruing missing a decent chance that really should have seen his side go ahead.
The Austrian nodded what seemed like a straightforward header over Gomes' bar after Shaqiri centred for him following decent build-up play.
That was a turning point, which saw Watford suddenly burst into life and having barely gone into the Stoke half, they hit the woodwork twice in the space of 10 seconds.
Ikechi Anya did well to cross from the byline and Odion Ighalo's header was firm but off the crossbar.
Ighalo then recovered to feed the ball to Abdi and he eventually played the ball into Deeney who saw his effort rifle the bar after leaning back just a bit too much.
Deeney must have thought his goal drought was never going to end, but his team went ahead with a couple of minutes to go before the break.
The Watford skipper received the ball 20 yards out from goal and he took a touch to bring himself into a more central position before curling the ball past Jack Butland with a fine, low finish inside the Stoke near post.
|Watford captain Troy Deeney slots the ball past Jack Butland.
You could see the relief on his face as he wheeled away in celebration after his long wait for that moment to arrive in the top-flight of English football.
Stoke pushed hard after the restart but frustration quickly set in as they found it difficult to make openings in the visitor's defence.
Swiss star Shaqiri sent a poor effort high and wide and Gomes had to adjust well to keep an Adam corner from creeping in at the near post.
At the other end, Ighalo was denied a penalty but was undeterred as he fired a fierce volley goalwards only to see it blocked when it seemed to be heading in.
With a quarter of the game remaining Watford killed off Stoke with a clinical finish, Wilson, was far too slack coming out of defence and Ighalo dispossessed him before teeing up Abdi, who hammered home from the edge of the area to the delight of the travelling fans.
The near 3,000 supporters who travelled north saw their team record a fine victory and Quique Sanchez Flores' team are proving to be a competitive addition to the Premier League at this moment in time.
Flores was delighted with the victory and insisted he was not at all concerned by Troy Deeney's run of games without a goal.
He said after the game: "I wasn't worried. I talked with Deeney about this matter and he had an obsession with scoring. Finally, his goal came in a natural way.
It is very important for the confidence of the player, of course, but I wasn't worried about this situation.
"It was important for the confidence of the players to score and I saw a lot of that today including Abdi with the second.
"I think we created attempts and I am happy in general with the performance and the way we attack.
"Sometimes we score and sometimes not. It can be a problem but when you score, everything is solved. We are working every week in the same way."
Stoke: Butland; Johnson, Cameron, Wollscheid, Pieters; Shaqiri, Whelan, Bojan, Adam, Arnatovic; Joselu
Subs: Wilson, Walters, Crouch.
Watford: Gomes; Nyom, Cathcart, Britos, Ake; Capoue, Watson; Abdi, Deeney, Anya; Ighalo
Subs: Behrami, Paredes, Guedioura
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Partial Patch for MKR on the GG
12 June 2011 1:20PM EST - Update by filler
Translations News - RHDN Project Page
Just wanted to announce the release of a partial patch for Magic Knights Rayearth for the Sega Game Gear.
David Duerr and I worked on this for a couple of years but unfortunately disaster struck in July of 2010 when David's hard drive died. He rose to the challenge and redid some of his work.
Currently some of the menus and battle text are inserted and I think all of the dialog stuff up until a boss that we had trouble with. He told me that he'll keep working on this if we can get by the boss again.
We are releasing this partial patch for others to play as is. If anyone wants to play the game and progress to where the text insertion leaves off, please get in touch with myself (filler) or David (ded302) (http://www.dedtech.com/) with a save state.
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Only your attentiveness will help you reconstruct the book and find all its pieces. Search for hidden objects and magical ingredients, open the doors hiding mysteries, listen to the wise raven's advice, collect all pieces that might come in handy, and explore the weird parts of the interior because you might need to come back to them. Don't leave the mansion without completing your mission – after all, this is not a pure coincidence that you've been chosen to enter the mansion, and it's not a coincidence that the Raven eagerly reveals to you its gloomy secrets…
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I have been trying to wrestle this post into submission for a while, and then I read a book that provided the perfect example of my point. I think this is still pretty much a jumbled mess of ideas that sound pretty good in my head, but it is heading towards something cogent. The book was Big Girls Don't Cry by Fay Weldon. How I have not read her stuff before is a mystery to me. She writes about women, and men, with such insight and scathing (yet humorous) satire…truly extraordinary. This particular book tracked the lives of a handful of women as they run a publishing company devoted to women. The company, the women and the feminist theory itself changes over the years and the narrative of these women not only tracks their stories, but provides a window into how extremism in theory can do much more harm than good.
The idea that taking any theory to extremes can cause more harm than good is exactly the point I have been trying to make in several drafts of this post. I have a theory about social theories. Basically, it all starts when something in society sucks, so people start a movement to change it and the movement eventually gets shortened down to a basic principle (a bumper-sticker message if you will…check out this post at a Moment to Think for a great look at how that evolves and its impact). Once that short and sweet message is out there it is easy to find a group of people who cling to it as if it were the only right choice in the world (love of a life-mantra is horrible millennial trait, but more on that one later) and now fanaticism is born. The idea of social change is lost and human nature makes it into yet another battle of "right" and "wrong." Apply it to anything and it seems to hold true. The original premise of humanism becomes lost as the culture embraces the idea in the name of righteousness.
Side note: This is why I dislike the term "feminism." Not in a "dowdy housewife who thinks this new-fangled feminism is only for spinsters, lesbians and women who don't know how good they have it with a nice man" kind of way, but in a "the word feminism itself denotes the exact kind of gender specific linguistics that everyone should be avoiding, can't you see what a parody of yourself you are" kind of way. I prefer humanism. Granted, I can say these things as a member of the late waves of the movement where women before me fought for my right to make my own choices, but none the less, it is about everyone being equal with equal choices. Not about women being better than men. Equal. Just roll that idea around in your head for bit. This is not "girl rule, boys drool" this is "gender shouldn't matter." I still use the term because it is theoretically synonymous with "equality" and "humanism," but it still bugs me on some level.
Anyway, back to the point at hand. While the book traces this progression through the feminist movement, illustrating beautifully how real progress can be lost in extremist rhetoric, I think it has never been better illustrated than in the classic hot button issues of parenting. Think about it. Natural childbirth, breastfeeding, parenting styles, educational methods…all of these came to light when people realized that something needed to be done to make life better for women, children and families. However, the nice idea of "choice vs. whatever the usually misguided institution was telling us" soon morphed into there being only one right choice. Now instead of rejoicing that we live in a society where c-sections save lives, medical technology means healthy outcomes for many, formula is far from perfect but certainly an acceptable substitute because you have the freedom of that choice and so on, we are blasted with militant messages that we are never good enough. It is all the same messages of there being only one correct choice, but a different source for that derision. Is any of this really helping anymore? See also: the green movement, gifted children, non-mainstream schooling, any political group…you get the idea.
The end game here is that social movements are great, but they straddle a fine line between progress and a new dictatorship of ideals. At the heart of the issue is that people need to think a bit more. Don't take the messages at face value. The same human nature that causes us to turn everything into a quest for being "right" makes us highly susceptible to those "easy" messages. Be it feminism, parenting, politics, religion or whatever, maybe we need to look past the bumper stickers and take a long hard look at what we really hope to accomplish. Also, read Big Girls Don't Cry, it was great.


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I'm just saying, it's been a while...!
*Note to self, must try harder, and will!
Lots of new art to post, when i get around to it! A little too engrossed with the 2012 London Olympics, did i just write that? yes, I just did, and I am! What on earth has happened to me? I'm watching just about everything (except football/soccer that is, you have to draw the line somewhere), i'm engrossed, it's official!
I've just been watching dainty horses prancing about followed by girls in leotards cavorting on high beams??? Utterly amazing!!!
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Description: Edje is a complex graphical design & layout library. Its purpose is to be a sequel to "Ebits" which to date has serviced the needs of Enlightenment development for version 0.17. The original design parameters under which Ebits came about were a lot more restricted than the resulting use of them, thus Edje was born.
Why does bug 180056 (system-config-httpd references obsolete module names) block
Because I'm blind.
- rpmlint is ok
- name ok
- spec name ok
- packaging guidelines met
- license ok
- license matches actual license in package
- license file in %doc
- spec file in American English and legible
- source matches upstream
- builds, installs, runs, and uninstalls cleanly
- BuildRequires ok
- no locale to worry about
- shared libs ok
- -devel package ok
- no relocation to worry about
- no duplicated files
- files perms ok
- clean section ok
- macro useage ok
- package contains code
- no large doc
- %doc is only doc
- builds in mock
My machines here still run FC4, so I didn't check if the code actualy runs...
but I'll trust you on this one.
Why the empty %doc in the devel package ?
I think %{_datadir}/%{name}/ is more explicit than %{_datadir}/%{name}
but that's a matter of taste I guess...
rpmlint says:
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E: edje non-executable-script /usr/share/edje/data/e_logo.sh 0644
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Leyendecker was born in 1874 in Montabaur, Germany, and was only 8 years old when his family moved to Chicago, Illinois. He then got back to Europe, enrolling for a year in the Académie Julian in Paris, where he was exposed to the work of Toulouse-Lautrec, Jules Chéret, and also Alphonse Mucha. He came back to America in 1899, where he received his first cover commission for the then hugely popular Saturday Evening Post shortly after. His collaboration with the weekly publication will reveal as extremely fruitful as he will have designed more than 320 covers before the 1950's.
So much for fame and power, illustrating the advertising campaigns for "The Arrow Collars and Shirts" company between 1907 and 1931, (not mentioning the superb imaging he did for Kuppenheimer's menswear), Leyendecker introduced a new kind of man to the hungry American masses of the roaring 20's:
On a first look, the British characteristics of its style are ever so finely chopped and reworked into bigger, broader and shinier volumes, starkly leaving behind whatever debris of self-loathe that so typically distinguishes the English sartorial approach to a male body.
Layendecker men are rich and beautiful: Glistening Kouroi with the most refined taste and the best connections, and "The Arrow Collar Man" is the man everyone wants to be (most importantly is the man everyone wants).
In this specific case, the model (and gossip o'clock, live in lover) for most of the illustrator's work is Charles Beach, described by Normann Rockwell as "tall, powerfully built and extraordinarily handsome. He spoke with a clipped British accent and was always beautifully dressed – His manners were polished and impeccable". He was Leyendecker's ideal man, and on a broader scale, America's ideal man.
Charles Beach, The Arrow Collar Man", was then perceived as one of the first male sex symbols (this is also due to the shirt's company being the most successful and most widespread brand of the time) and most definitely the first sex symbol of either gender in advertising. A virtual Beau Brummell, he led all the trends for menswear for decades: The future of the American male idealistically stepped onto the fashion scene with the birth of the "Arrow Collar" man. Few probably knew that such man was actually real, and was furthermore the artist long-term partner.
One of the peculiarities of the success of Leyendecker has indeed to be the rampaging yet subtle homoerotic nature of his illustration: he often portrayed his men in characteristic homo-social environments such as locker rooms, tailors or gentleman clubs, cleverly disguising the whole set up as a manly-men only sort of habitat.
But most importantly (most shockingly), the joke lies in the homoerotic gaze the characters cast on each other, in many cases just candidly ignoring the token feminine figure just to look straight into each other's eyes.
What now feels like an inside joke thrown on the shoulders of the mass market, is indeed as strong now as it was then, think of Abercrombie and Fitch models that decide that "Yeah! Naked Greco-Roman fighting is like so cool and straight".
However, for some obscure reason (obscure my ass, we're talking full on pop culture we are) when asked to visualise "the utlimate American man", we picture Mark Wahlberg 1992 circa in Calvin Klein's brief, chromed Oakley's and a white cap. Ok. Maybe James Dean smoking on his Harley waiting for any Peggy-Sue outside school ranks pretty high in the list, but you get the point.
And how not to mention another great American image of a man, the Ralph Lauren utilitarian bourgeoise in the Hamptons, accessorised with perfectly groomed dogs and super shiny white teeth.
But if you look closer, you will find that these examples all share the same precursor, a Look that cannot described any differently than "American Male":
A specific image that effortlessly bridges the good looks and the physical stature of a Marky Mark in his prime, and the pensive Ivy League scion with dogs and cars and villas and white trousers.
And we are not just talking of a single image, sparse within the myriads of fragments of Americana that made it to this side of the pond; We are talking about the image of a man with a name and a solid social background: The Arrow Collar Man. And in the specific, we are talking about the illustrator Joseph Christian Leyendecker, whom invented it.
To see more of this fantastic artist's work, why not visit THIS Tumblr?
By Matteo Sarti
Originally published on Lujon Issue 1


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The massive amounts of daydreaming that people do, may be less beneficial than was previously thought.
Although people feel like thinking about places they'd rather be isn't doing them too much harm, psychologists have now found that this often contributes to the feelings of unhappiness that attack many people.
"A human mind is a wandering mind, and a wandering mind is an unhappy mind. The ability to think about what is not happening is a cognitive achievement that comes at an emotional cost," said the two head psychologists working on the study, Matthew Killingsworth and Daniel Gilbert. Killingsworth and Gilbert are both from Harvard University, and the study was published in 'Science'.