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A Journey of Love(Episode 21)
The episode starts with Raman and Ishitha in Ramans cabin.
Raman:I want to discuss two important things with you.so,plz come to coffee shop.
Ishitha ask him at what time we will meet there.
Raman:Evening 5:00 clock.
Ishitha nods her head.
The principal enter into the room and ask Raman for Mantu.
Raman said that Mantu is bussy in some other works.
Princi:Yah…I need his sign.He only processes this PG courses extension work.Now only i talk with ministers PA.He said that they alredy confirm our grade and no.of seats.
Ishitha excuse them and leave the room,bcoz she saw Amaya …….
When Ishitha leave the room principal(name:Rajendar) said , beta one request from my side….
Raman:Tell me uncle.
Rajendar:Beta….Ishitha is good from heart.She is the one of my best student.Her dream is to do her PG in pediatrics(Children specialist).Due to some reasons she complete Diploma in pediatrics….. We allot one seat from management to Ishitha. I know she can balance both studies and work. You know Raman she is topper of her batch and She got university first in MBBS.I dont know what is her future…..
Raman:What happened to her future?
Rajendar:Ishitha was not like this. she is hyper active.She always first in studies,games even to do noise also.Bcoz of her past she behave very mature and obedient……
Raman:Past….?Any thing serious uncle..
Rajendar ready to tell Ishithas past….she enter into cabin. Rajendar take leave from Raman and left the room. Ishitha followed him……Raman look at her and smile when she look at him.
Raman think about Rajendar words…
Arjun sit in his cabin and do his work. One of his assistant ask him…Sir can i come in?
Arjun:Come in Radhika….
Sir…I am sruthi……
Arjun:Oh sorry..Is any thing urjent…
Sruthi:I need permission for halfday….
Arjun took the letter from her hand and identify she control her laugh.
Arjun stare angry look at her and ask her why are you laughing….
Sruthi said sorry sir…I remember the joke just now Radhika tell us… She tell sorry to him and leave..
Arjun got angry on Radhika..This girl disturb remaining people work by telling jokes,but she has no time to answer my question…..
He come out from his cabin and saw that Radhika talk with one guy and laughs…..He stare angry look and Walk towards her. All the staff saw Arjun and take their seats and start to do their works. Radhika didnt notice that and tell joke to that guy.That guy try to inform about Arjun sir.But Radhika didnt give that chance to him.
Radhika(joke by Radhika):An elephant and ant was in love.They sit in resturant and discuss about their marriage.Elephant said i am scare with my dad.Ant ask why?Elephant said he is so strict. suddenly elephant said Oh my god….my dad….Ant ask him where. elephant said at the entrance… Then and said you hide beside me…..And you dont worry i am here for you…….
Radhika ask why you people are not enjoying my joke? she feel something and turn back…..She look Arjun stand there……She sit in her chair and act innocent…..Arjun knock on her table and ask her to come into my cabin.
Arnav is busy in his work.Kushi put one cup of green tea on his table and return back to her table. Arnav(himself):how this girl remember my timings? I try to hurt her feelings in further days. I am sorry for that…..But it is necessary for Mantu……
Kushi is very bussy in her work. She behaves like kid.She leave her chunni on ground,put the pencil in her hair and eraiser in her mouth.
Arnav receives a call and leave from the cabin by talking in phone.
The scene shift to Arjuns cabin…
Arjun stand facing towards window. Radhika enters into the room.She didnt talk anything …..
After 10mins…Arjun ask her….
Arjun:What radhika you didnt talk anything from 10mins. Outside ofmy cabin you didnt close for single minute. Radhika stands like that didnt give any reply.Arjun turn towards her and ask her what happened to you Radhika? I already told sorry to you. Still you are angry on me. Arjun look at her. She look at her nails and bite the nails…
Arjun look angry at her.But he control himself and turn towards window.
Radhika:Sir you only ask me cant you be calm for 5mins.Actually if Rdhika maintains clamness and silence nobody didnt bear that. So next time dont tell me "be calm".
ok naaa sir.You tell only one sorry for me….You see only on my lips….See my tounge……How it effect by that hot cutlet.Where is my another sorry? Bcoz of you i didnt eat any thing from morning onwards…You know how much hunger in my stomach?…
She walks towards Arjun and show her tounge to him….And maintaing silence is not Radhus nature.
After that she try to leave the cabin….
Arjun:Can we go for Ice cream today evening…..
Rdhika:Ice cream….. ok…..No no…..I didnt come with you.You always told me shut your mouth…..If i shout my mouth how can i eat ice cream…..No no…
Arjun:Radhu today evening i didnt said any thing to you….
Radhika:You called me Radhu…? That means you accept me as your friend?
Arjun nods his head with cute smile…
Mantu return back to office after lunch with Uma.
Amaya sit infront of her table and do her work.
Mantu observe her…she looks so cute today…..he control her laugh and ask her to come to his cabin….
Amaya followed him…..Mantu sit in his chair and ask her to take her seat.She sit infront of him and explain the schedule and plans for the new trainees.She is very stuborn at that time….. Mantu didnt listen anything from her,He just look at her.He observe that she control her tears….. He suddenly ask her..Amaya,How is Uma?You like her…You know she is very active…
Amaya replied him,Sir why you discuss your princesses issues with me.Morning you only said me that, if my work complete leave the room.. i hope there is no work for me here.If any thing Urjent call me… Mantu looked at her and control his smile.He feel sad for his behaviour with Amaya.But he feel it is necessary for her to accept her original feelings…
In Arnavs cabin:Kushi went to waiting room.Before that she put some sample designs on Arnavs table.When she was in wash room Aranav enter his cabin.He saw kushis place is empty.He feels that she is out of his cabin and he saw sample designs on his table.He feel that they are so nice.He took one file and designs and lock the cabin. Kushi is not aware of this.She didnt know the room was locked.She came out from washroom and feel that the power is off.After 5min she try to open the window.Then she observe staff leaves one by one….She realise that it is already 5pm.She try to come out from the room.The room was locked.She ran towards her table and search for his mobile.Then she realise that her mobile is on her table where she sit outside of this cabin…She dont know what to do?Again she run towards window and try to call with loud voice.She saw Amaya is waiting for her…..Kushi is scared for this situation.She saw lizard on the wall..Oh devimayaaa plz save me…..
Amaya wait for 15 mins and try to trace her…She ask watchman to open the main door.Watchman reject her request..She argue with him standing infront of main gate.
Mantu saw this and ask watchman what happened here.Amaya run towards him and tell him about kushi…Mantu ask watchman to open the door and he get down the car.Both Mantu and Amaya went into office and reached to Arnavs cabin.Amaya shouts kushis name…. Kushi respond for that and tell that i am locked inside the room.
Mantu called Arnav and inform about kushi and ask his cabin keys..
Arnav return his car and reached to office and ran towards his cabin. Kushi stand like a statue bcoz she is scared with lizard…Arnav open his cabin lock and enter into room.She ran towards Arnav and hugs him tightly and cried.Arnav also unknowingly hug her and try to clam her.But it is not possible to him.Due to fear and weakness(She didnt eat any thing from morning onwards due to bussy in her new designs) she went into unconsious state.Amaya try to wakeup her. Arnav lift her and walk towards his car.Mantu lock the cabin and return back to leave..Due to tension Amaya hold Mantus hand tightly…


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LCD Replacement iMac 20"
Can you replace a LM201W01 (SL)(A3) with a LM201E01 (ST)(B2) or LM201W01 (A5)(K2)? Not sure what the numbers in () represent.
Is this a good question?
Can you also give us the Apple part number? It should be something like 661-3881 or 661-3895. Also the last three figures of your serial number would help.
Sure I have the same question I have no chime on two 2006 32 bit [U2P and U25} one came with LCD (ST) (B2) and the other (SL)(A3) Should I try a late 2006 inverter in this early 2006 or try to stick with inverters that say they are for this model. The sl-a3 works and seems to fit better for a late 2006

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Book Review - Michael Cricton's Timeline
Timeline by Michael Crichton
Published by: Alfred A. Knopf
Publication Date: November 16th, 1999
Format: Hardcover, 444 Pages
Rating: ★★
To Buy (different edition than one reviewed)
Robert Doniger and his company ITC make components for MRI machines. Or at least that's what everyone thinks. ITC though has a vast portfolio of different investments, one of them is an archaeological site in the south of France on the Dordogne River. The site is lead by Professor Edward Johnston and his team; André Marek, a man who wishes he lived in the period he studies, Chris Hughes, who is like a son to Johnston and specializes in studying mills, Kate Erickson, an architect student who has transferred to the study of history, and David Stern, their resident geek. The site is thrown into uproar when a representative from ITC comes to do the yearly inspection of the site and makes references to things that the researchers themselves don't even know about. Johnston demands an audience with Doniger and returns with the representative to New Mexico.
Days go by and Professor Johnston isn't in communication with his team when in the ruins of the monastery they find a note from him saying that he is in 1357 and needs help. Everyone thinks it's a joke until all the tests prove that it is legit. Marek contacts ITC to question them about this development and he is told to pack his bags and pick three other team members, they are to be on a plane to New Mexico in the next hour. With Chris, Kate, and David all onboard, they are let into the big secret that ITC has been carefully guarding. ITC has developed time travel, of a sort. Really it's traveling to different times in parallel dimensions, but that is how they knew so much about the site in southern France, they'd been there when the castles weren't ruins; and due to a little accident, Professor Johnston is there now and has no way back. ITC thought it prudent to send back the only people who know the site and know what the Professor would be doing, aka his team. ITC convinces them to go on this rescue mission, but they cleverly omit the dangers and risks that the team will face and the fact that not everyone might come back alive or at all.
By 1999 I was a true Michael Crichton junky. I had powered through his whole back catalog and aside from a few blips here and there I adored every single volume. Sadly, having read all his books I could do nothing but re-read my favorites while waiting for the next book to come out. And when Timeline came out in November of 1999 I didn't see it for what it was; the beginning of the end. While two of his future books would come to be my most hated of all Crichton's books, Timeline was the one that started the slide in quality. By all accounts I should have loved this book. It's time travel, it's knights, it's amazing new technology, it's a snooze. I remember struggling through this book. Over a month after I had bought it as I unwrapped my Christmas presents I asked my parents to be excused from going to the relatives for our traditional holiday festivities. I was damned if I would waste more time on this book so I resolved to power through it all Christmas day so that at the end of it I could revel in my new books and move on. I curled up on my couch and before my parents even got home I had finally finished Timeline. And in 2004 before the movie came out I struggled through it again. And now, despite my history with this book, I braved it's pages once more and can say that yes, it doesn't improve. Even a decade didn't improve it one little bit, aside from reaffirming my desire to never be transported via beams or lasers. In fact, I think I found Timeline even more annoying this time around.
The overall problem with this book is that it hinges on a faulty premise. There is NO REASON for the grad students to rescue their professor. What's in it for them? Up until his disappearance into the past he's had a total of about two lines and we're supposed to believe that these four students are willing to sacrifice their lives for him? Why? Is he really that awesome? Chris, who views him as a father figure might have some reason, and he's the most hesitant! But other then that there is NO REASON. Stern made the right choice. Stay behind, survive. But the lack of character development isn't just in Professor Johnston, though he is the most obvious. None of the characters are developed in any tangible way. They are astonishingly ignorant and two dimensional, so much so that I have no idea how they even got into grad school. Here's the evil English warlord, here's the female grad student who can be independent, but when a man rescues her she'll swoon and think about marriage and happily ever afters. There is no depth, no development, no reason to root for these characters and hope they make it back to their own time.
The two dimensionality extends into the worldbuilding, as in, here's a cookie cutter Medieval World, go play in it. For all the trash talk of Disney and immersive experiences, I gotta say, I think Disney would do a better job then Doniger and ITC. Disney would at least have a PROPER MAP! I mean, I thought that I had misremembered and that my compass disorientation was because I wasn't paying attention to the included map, but I was wrong! It's the book, not me! At one point the Green Chapel is in the woods to the east about two miles, later it's only a quarter mile to the north? Geographic orientation be damned! Plus how are they getting so easily across the river when there aren't that many boats? Plus all the knights and lords are so basic you can't tell one apart from the other. Plus which castle is which? Their names are bandied about and switched so much that not only is this novel really really flat, but also confusing as hell. It's just adding problems one on top of the other for readers, plus, plus, plus. Plus for the first hundred or so pages, it just made my head hurt.
Re-reading this book after so long I realized it's like a really bad episode of Doctor Who without The Doctor; but not cool like "Blink" but lame like "Love and Monsters." Oh, and give him the worst companions ever, lets say Mickey, Adric, and Peri. So, it's Mickey, Adric, and Peri wandering around and killing people left and right and getting no closer to saving The Doctor because their combined stupidity is so staggering you are blown away. But even if The Doctor wasn't present look at the name of the show, Doctor Who! He is the driving force, much like Professor Johnston should be but isn't. Yes, this book came out in 1999, but the thing is time travel and science fiction already had set expectations for a narrative that had nothing to do with re-launching Doctor Who. The readers of this genre are smart and savvy. We expect the best out of a book we're expending our time on. The thing that struck me most is that this is really time travel for dummies. It's like The Da Vinci Code, written with the masses in mind, not bothering with those readers who might actually have an intellect.
Which brings me to the fact that I am capable of independent thought and therefore I will now poke holes in Crichton's theory of time travel. Can we really call it time travel? He even says it's more like space travel, because you are not going back along your own timeline, but you're crossing over into a parallel dimension that is almost but not quite the same. Which means we get into a paradox of parallel universes. How do they know that they can effect their timeline? If they aren't in their universe how can they A) be sure it's historically accurate and B) get the note from the professor. To tackle A, let's look at the mill. Chris is surprised to see the mill has four not three wheels as he thought. What if the difference between our universe and the one they go to is just that there's one more water wheel? Chris, hard as it may be to believe, might be right. As for B, how exactly did the professor know they were going to find his note for help? He's in another freakin' universe! The fact is small differences in dimensions would really add up which in turn makes the book not add up. Yes, I am probably over thinking this, but I just want it to be better, to be so much more, not Medieval Dan Brown! But I think I have proven beyond a doubt that re-reading Timeline can't magically change what's written.


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Tommy and Tammy's Badger-State Brawl
Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson needs to start making this race about Rep. Tammy Baldwn's liberal record in Washington.
How badly have things gone for Wisconsin's Republican Senate candidate Tommy Thompson in recent weeks? So badly that the former Wisconsin governor—whose once sizable lead over Democratic Rep. Tammy Baldwin has turned into a four-point deficit in the latest Marquette University poll—is blaming his swoon on "the presidential thing."


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Late last month Nintendo released, at least in the US, the third edition of Animal Crossing. Animal Crossing: City Folk for the Wii brought back all of the fun and surprises of the previous games, Animal Crossing on the GameCube and Animal Crossing Wild World on the Nintendo DS.
The problem? It brought back all of the fun and surprises of the previous games. With the past two titles in the series, Nintendo established a successful franchise on the GameCube and Nintendo DS by selling several million copies a piece, so clearly there's a market for giving pre-existing fans something new to experience. Unfortunately, very little effort was put into fresh gameplay content in Animal Crossing: City Folk – the development team played it safe and simply rehashed and recycled almost the entire design of the previous two titles, without putting much effort into providing anything new beyond a handful of insects, fish, and furniture.
For gamers who've never experienced an Animal Crossing series, it's not such a bad thing to get all the preexisting content in a new package. But for gamers who've already spent hours, days, weeks, months, even years pouring effort into making their Animal Crossing life the best it could be, well forgive us if we feel a little entitled to something new.
But what do we Animal Crossing fans want? What could possibly make such a wonderfully relaxing, casual experience such as this a better game for all? We've got a few ideas, and many won't affect the original charm of the franchise.
Fix the Mistakes
Animal Crossing: City Folk isn't perfect – aside from a large list of "could have been," there's a handful of issues we wish the company addressed before they sent the game to store shelves.
First, the pointer controls stink, flat out. We're constantly reaching for our Nunchuk controller so we can have more direct control over our on-screen characters, but even with the analog stick plugged in you're still required to "point" to do certain actions. Sometimes directional control works better than point-and-click, and we wish we could navigate the menus without having to constantly lift our arms to aim the pointer. The lack of Classic Controller support is disheartening and almost speaks volumes of the development laziness. As is the lack of D-pad support in the paint program – I'm a lot more accurate navigating the canvas pixel-by-pixel with the D-pad than I am with the pointer.
The DS connectivity is welcome, but ultimately lame. Why can I bring over my catalog of items, but I cannot bring over the textures I spent hours creating in Animal Crossing: Wild World? On top of this, why can't we wirelessly connect my DS to create new textures in the same way that feature was offered on the GameCube and Game Boy Advance?
Update the Look
It seems to us that much of the reason why the Wii version exists is simply due to all the character and object models already pre-built from the previous versions of the franchise. This is game recycling to the highest degree – if it's already built, the developers can simply cull from the archive to save time and apply efforts elsewhere.
Of course, we need to give credit where it's due: the Wii version of Animal Crossing does look sharper with slightly higher polygon models and more detailed textures, but for the most part the animal characters look nearly identical to their GameCube and Nintendo DS counterparts.
A new or fresher direction in the art style could revitalize the franchise to generate a bit more excitement among the crowd who dismiss the series as far too sugary-sweet for their tastes, attracting an even broader audience than what the franchise already seems to embrace. A few steps in the right direction were made for the game, including the adoption of the cool "rolling log" effect from the Nintendo DS title as well as texture "wear and tear" – an effect that subtly paves paths across the grass as it's being walked on. But any sort of visual "pop" was scaled back, and to keep the development short the team simply pulled the assets directly from the existing library.
You can make the excuse that changing the art style would remove the original's charm, but look at what Nintendo's done with Super Mario Galaxy and compare it to the original Super Mario 64 or even Super Mario Sunshine. And look at what Sakurai's team did with Super Smash Bros. Brawl versus the GameCube Melee. Or at the extreme differences between the Legend of Zelda games on the N64 and what the team did in Wind Waker. Animal Crossing could have received a similar facelift for a much more dynamic and fresher look, but instead the differences are minimal.


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Saturday, 10 March 2012
NOTD - Barry M's Croc Nail Effects
The grá is very strong with this one. Barry M's new Croc Nail Effects (€6.05, Boots) is the first 'effect' polish to actually WOW me.
I haven't been too enamoured with the crackle offerings over the past year, in fact, I only liked it in one mani where I used Graphite as the basecoat but this Croc formulation is something else entirely.
The size of the Croc shapes depends on the thickness of your layer. You can see here on the index finger I used a much thinner coat to make a more intricate design (YES, intentionally) and on the others a thicker layer results in bigger shapes. (scales?)
The formulation differs from crackle in that it's a lot thinner, meaning it's easier to work with and dries to a high shine instead of matte, thankfully. It might take a go or two to get used to but it's definitely worth it for the effect.
I'm wearing it here over Topshop's Starlight but it's equally gorge over bright neons, white or other metallics.
What do we think? Will you be snapping up Croc Nail Effects? (fnar, fnar)
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You may know (or not) that I've become quite fond of the science fiction of Charlie Stross, a British writer living in Scotland, especially the "Laundry Files" series. The Laundry is a highly-classified British Intelligence and Counter-Espionage agency whose primary brief is the protection of the United Kingdom against the depredations of evil extra-dimensional beings who wish to invade, possess, destroy, and otherwise prey on humans and their world.
The basic conceit is that H. P. Lovecraft's writings are true: there are beings of great power lurking just around the corner in a higher-dimensional multiverse, beings who can be called forth using forms of geometry and computer software. In the world of the Laundry, Alan Turing didn't just invent the mathematical underpinnings of the theory of computation; the secret part of his work that the rest of the world didn't get to see shows how mathematics and computer programs can be used to do what amounts to "magic". Stross' hero, Bob Howard, is a middle-echelon IT sysadmin and secret agent, recruited into the Laundry just before his university computer graphics project could invite in beings that would have leveled the city of Wolverhampton1.
Now it happens that I've been researching modern geometry in the last year or two. One of the subjects I've been studying intensively, for use in a software project I hope to blog about in the near future, is a field called "Geometric Algebra"2. And Geometric Algebra just might be the geometry that Lovecraft's "Many-Angled Ones" use in navigating their sinister travels through the universes.. I'll explain more after the cut. Don't be too bothered by the mathematical terms; I'll try to summarize the meaning of it all so you won't have a mathematician to get it. And I'll try not to get eaten by the Great Old Ones before I finish.
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See that up there? Isn't it perty? I do love it so and I am soooo excited about next month! Why??? Because that little beauty is going to be published on December 22nd!
And for those who weren't around when I had my big cover reveal day, he's the summary:
10 Tales of Steampunk Silliness and Spookery.
In the cozy seaside village of Steamville, New Hampshire, an unfaithful zombie, out of control werebots, succubi in corsets, and more wreak havoc in this short story collection.
Intrigued yet? I certainly hope so because I had so much fun writing this! The characters are a little crazy and their stories even crazier.
And today I'm sharing a little sneak peek from one of the stories! Though each of the flash fiction pieces are all stand-alone, they center around one particular town and group of people. Some are written in First Person, Third, and even Omniscient.
I hope you enjoy!
From War of the Living Dead--A Gentlemen's Duel:
There was only one thing I loved more in this world than the sweet, gooey flesh of brains and that was my Violet. And as I sat alone in the parlor, growing cold from the blood of some red district girl, I knew I'd finally lost her forever.
To Bob. The pool boy.
Well, such things could not stand. I was a southern gentleman, born, raised, killed, and raised again in the heart of Georgia long before I ever met my dearest Violet. And where I came from, gentlemen did not steal another man's lady without severe repercussions.
His brains would taste mighty fine between my teeth.
And so I rose from the cold, sticky floor and sought out a piece of fine, thick paper and pen from Violet's desk and sat down to write a most scathing challenge.
Dear Sir,
No doubt, by this time you have heard of my and Violet's separation. And no doubt you are also aware of a particular intelligence passed to me by Violet before she stormed from our home. Let it be understood, sir, that I will not just creep away from this matter. Therefore, I challenge you two nights from hence under the light of the full moon outside Duwitt Park.
If you are a true gentleman, you will accept this challenge. If you are not, if you prove yourself to be nothing but a blood-sucking dog, I will hunt you down and redeem myself from the shame that you have put upon me and my household.
Yours, etc.
Eric Hatley
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if only i could describe to you in words
I finally watched We Jam Econo. Like most things I hold very dear to me (Bukowski and skateboarding being a couple besides punk) I have a hard time embracing people making movies or writing books on my favorite subjects. It usually takes me a long time to watch or read these things, if I do at all.
I grew up on bands like the Minutemen, Born Against and Black Flag so watching this documentary for me hit pretty close to home as these are still the bands I listen to on a daily basis and they still represent to me what punk is.
Listening to Mike Watt talking about getting asked "What do you think about pop punk? and how there's no real punk [nowadays]..." His answer? "Things happen. I don't really fault people. Everybody can't be born at the same time. Some people are born before, some people are born during and some people are born after.. and a lot of that's just circumstance. So what's really, the question is, what is to be done where you're at and how you gonna do it?"
Well, it's hard to explain what this means to me.. it just really means a lot.
(this will lead me to my next post, look out for that one)
Anyway, you should really check this dvd out, even if you have no idea who the Minutemen are. It's about a group of guys with probably the most heart you could ever have.
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luckily, i believe in second chances
A while ago I posted some photos from the new Estuay collection from Surface To Air. Well now almost every piece is on sale from Factory People dot com. Unfortunately, the leather jacket is not on sale but the stripey shorts and vest are!
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we all need someone we can bleed on
Here's Chan Marshall at the Chanel Cruise collection this past weekend. I've always loved all white ensembles. If you haven't noticed, she really has become quite the style icon these past few years. She's also a huge Dylan fan (as am I). Perhaps Irina should call her and have her sing "Girl of the North Country" with Pete? That would be such a better idea than Sean Lennon. Also, have you heard her cover of the Nerves "Hanging on the Telephone" (later done by Blondie)? It's a great song, unfortunately it was only made for a mobile commercial and she didn't record it in it's entirety. Total bummer!
(photos from style.com and polaroid scene)
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WWD reports on Isabella Blow's send off
GRAND SEND-OFF: Isabella Blow's funeral Tuesday in Gloucestershire, England, was as over the top as her style and friends said she would have loved it. The likes of Sophie Dahl, Lucy Ferry and Tara Palmer-Tomkinson paraded in grand style, a mob of paparazzi waited outside and the coffin was topped by one of Blow's favorite hats — a three-masted schooner created by Philip Treacy. Longtime Blow friend and protégé Treacy also created the dressing for the coffin, a black velvet cloth covered with flowers, leaves and a carpet of lilies, and built a bust of Blow for inside the church that had another of her favorite hats on it. Others among the 250 attending included Alexander McQueen, Jasper Conran, Anthony Price, André Leon Talley, Hamish Bowles and Rupert Everett. Blow died May 10 at age 48. She had tried to end her life several times, and a preliminary inquest found she died after swallowing weed killer. A memorial service for Blow is expected to be held in July and a full inquest will be held in October.
holy shit. weed killer!
(photos & coverage culled from Diane's blog)
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Ever wonder if anyone anywhere ever received a pair of those gold metal & cashmere balenciaga $100,000 leggings? Well thanks to ms. Kathy Grayson, here is a photo of epic artist Terrence Koh in a pair of the leggings as he was roaming the streets of NY for a sort of impromptu performance.
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the dreams of a ridiculous girl part one
I spied this woman on Style Bubble and Dans Paris and I must say, it really is quite an amazing dress! From what I've read, it's YSL but no one knew from which collection. I would love to find out..
(Oh, and, naturally, think of how great it would look paired with my Westwood boots!)
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Gang Gang Dance are going on tour! Do not miss them! Seriously!
June 8th at Beachland Ballroom in Cleveland, OH
June 9th at Empty Bottle in Chicago, IL
June 11th at Larimer Lounge in Denver, CO
June 12th at Urban Lounge in Salt Lake City, UT
June 15th at Richards On Richards in Vancouver, BC
June 16th at Holocene in Portland, OR
June 18th at Independant San Francisco, CA
June 19th at Henry Fonda Theater in Los Angeles, CA
June 20th at Plush in Tuscon, AZ
June 22nd at Emo's in Austin, TX
June 23rd at Spanish Moon in Baton Louge, LA
June 24th at Drunken Unicorn in Atlanta, GA
June 26th at Rock And Roll Hotel in Washington, DC
June 27th at Johnny Brenda's in Philidephia, PA
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black light in the bathroom, hand job in the back of the van
If you're going to be in or around Berlin in the next two months, I'd really recommend stopping by..
Dash Snow
"The End Of Living...The Beginning Of Survival"
April 28 - June 23
Contemporary Fine Arts
see more here
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Senior executives
Jamie Heywood
Co-Founder, Chairman
An MIT-trained mechanical engineer, Jamie entered the field of translational medicine when his 29 year old brother, Stephen, was diagnosed with ALS, or Lou Gehrig's Disease. Described by CNNMoney as one of the 15 companies that will change the world, Jamie co-founded PatientsLikeMe to ensure patient outcomes become the primary driver of the medical care and discovery process. Jamie is also the founder and past CEO of the ALS Therapy Development Institute (ALS TDI), the world's first non-profit biotechnology company. During his tenure at ALS TDI, Jamie helped pioneer an open research model and industrialized therapeutic validation process that made ALS TDI the world's largest and most comprehensive ALS research program. Jamie has founded or co-founded three other health care companies: AOBiome, Genetic Networks, and TheSocialMedwork, and is an active member of a community of innovators working to bring dramatic improvements to the way we discover, develop and deliver effective health. Jamie and his brother were the subject of Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jonathan Weiner's biography His Brother's Keeper and the documentary So Much So Fast.
Ben Heywood
Co-Founder & President
Ben has overseen all stages of PatientsLikeMe's growth, including financing, expansion of patient communities and business partnerships and product strategy. He also serves as our chief privacy officer. Ben is a frequent speaker at conferences and an expert source for media on patient issues and patient-centered care. Previously, he served in manufacturing and business development roles at Target Therapeutics. Ben earned his bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and his master's degree in Business Administration from UCLA's Anderson Graduate School of Management.
Monique Levy
Executive Vice President, Business Solutions and Partnerships
Monique Levy serves as Executive Vice President, Business Solutions and Partnerships. Monique works with PatientsLikeMe's life science partners to leverage patient-centered strategies and technologies to transform their operations and meet emerging patient needs. Before joining PatientsLikeMe she was Vice President of Research for the Digital Innovation team at Decision Resources Group. In this role she helped life sciences and technology companies understand how patients, providers and payers are using technology for health, and advised businesses on how to adapt and succeed in fast-changing markets. Monique spent the earlier part of her career in the medical and public sectors, working at global institutions including The World Bank. She also co-founded a bed net business in Zimbabwe for malaria prevention. She holds a bachelor's degree in international health and development from the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University and a master's degree in clinical health psychology from the Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology.
Joy Morel
Senior Vice President, Marketing, Member Engagement & Business Intelligence
Joy Morel is Senior Vice President, Marketing, Patient Engagement and Business Intelligence. A global marketing strategist with both business-to-business and business-to-consumer branding experience, she leads the team responsible for creating the strategy and programs that attract and engage new members and bring even greater value to our community. Joy reports to Michael Evers, Executive Vice President of Marketing, Technology and Operations. Joy's marketing expertise has been well honed at several leading internet technology companies, including Verisign and AOL, where she developed both direct-to-consumer and business-to-business go-to-market strategies globally. Her background, and deep brand, media and product marketing experience, will be the foundation on which PatientsLikeMe continues to help people with any condition track their health, learn about living with disease and connect with others like them. Joy holds a bachelor's degree in marketing, communications and psychology from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
Kim Goodwin
Senior Advisor, Consumer Strategy
Kim works with our leadership team to make sure our research and product offerings are focused on what matters most to patients and consumers. Known worldwide as an expert in user experience, Kim is a frequent international speaker and the author of the 2009 bestseller Designing for the Digital Age, which is heralded as the most comprehensive how-to guide in the field. Kim's experience in healthcare product strategy and design includes diagnostic and treatment devices, consumer health education and tracking, online retail pharmacy, and desktop and tablet-based electronic medical records. Her other clients have included healthcare leaders such as Cardinal Health, Abbott, and Medtronic Diabetes, as well as top consumer brands like Best Buy and Lexus. Previously, Kim served as VP of Product and User Experience, building our internal teams and processes.
Jason Johnson
Senior Scientific Advisor
Jason works with our leadership team to help define and implement our patient-focused scientific agenda. A leading computational biologist and information science strategist, Jason has been a long-time collaborator with PatientsLikeMe. He was a PatientsLikeMe customer during his 14 years at Merck, where he held senior roles in informatics, R&D and IT. Jason shares his time between PatientsLikeMe and his primary position as the Chief Health Information Officer at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute.
Tony Lucia
Senior Vice President, Technology
Tony leads the Engineering Team, and is responsible for developing PatientsLikeMe's technical strategy and roadmap to ensure we continue to deliver the innovative solutions and services that help patients living with chronic conditions thrive. Tony brings a unique blend of technology, business and data operations management experience to the company, as well as deep experience in the Healthcare and Life Sciences industries. Previously he was Senior Vice President, Data Strategy, Development and Data Science at IAC Applications, one of the world's largest distributors of applications across browser, mobile and desktop devices. Tony has also held senior technology positions at John Wiley & Sons, IMS Health and Thomson Reuters, and has established his own business as a healthcare technology advisor, working with co-founders of software companies serving the payer, provider and government markets to develop their go to market strategies and funding requirements. Tony holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management from Mercy College.
George Parker
Executive Vice President, Human Resources
George oversees all aspects of human resources, with a focus on talent acquisition and development. George has more than 30 years of human resources experience in high growth and established organizations. Before joining PatientsLikeMe, he was Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer at Forum Pharmaceuticals, a pharmaceutical company focused on serious brain diseases. Prior to that, from 2010 to 2015, George was Vice President, Global Human Resources at Molecular Devices, LLC, a life sciences operating company of Danaher Corporation. He has also held senior HR positions at Cyberonics, Inc., Perkinelmer Instruments, and Bayer A.G., where he effectively led organizations through change and growth. George holds a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Hobart College.
Greg Ploussios
Senior Vice President, General Counsel
Greg oversees all of our
legal needs, including licensing, collaboration and commercial agreements,
equity financing, privacy, and regulatory compliance. Greg has known us a long
time; he served as our outside counsel for over a decade, advising and negotiating
PatientsLikeMe's licensing, collaboration and commercial agreements and representing
the company in equity financing, mergers and acquisitions, and other corporate
matters. Before joining PatientsLikeMe, Greg was a partner at Foley Hoag LLP in
the business department, where he co-chaired the firm's Strategic Alliance and
Licensing Practice Group. Prior to that he was a partner at Edwards Angell
Palmer & Dodge LLP. Greg's practice has focused on representing information
technology, software, Internet, bioinformatics, and medical device clients with
an emphasis on licensing and commercial transactions, as well as venture capital
and private equity investments and general corporate representation. He holds a Juris Doctor from Boston University School of
Law and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Michigan, with a
double major in English and Political Science.
Jonathan White
Executive Vice President, Research and Development
As Executive Vice President, Research and Development (R&D), Jonathan is responsible for managing the company's biology, regulatory, research and commercial product development functions. Jonathan is a member of the Senior Leadership Team and reports to Co-founder and President Ben Heywood.
Most recently Jonathan was Vice President, Corporate Strategy and Offerings for Quintiles. Before that he was Chief Science and Technology Officer at Haemonetics, a publicly-held provider of blood and plasma supplies and services. Jonathan has also worked for more than a decade in the pharmaceutical industry, notably as Senior Vice President of Information Technology, Strategy and Business Innovation at Pfizer, where he led the first efforts to integrate the patient voice into discovery and development.
A neurosurgeon certified by The Royal College of Surgeons of England, Jonathan holds bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Cambridge and a master's degree in business administration from France's INSEAD, one of the world's largest graduate business schools.
Doug Marttila
Vice President, Engineering
Doug joined PatientsLikeMe in 2010 as an engineer, and initially focused on designing the charts that help members document how they're doing. In the years since, and as the number of members and conditions covered on the platform continued to grow, he worked on newer ways to visualize health data. Today Doug manages a burgeoning team of engineers who ensure the security and performance of patientslikeme.com. Before he joined the company, Doug was an independent application developer for a range of business clients, and before that a data visualization software developer at Visual i/o. He holds a bachelor's degree in history from Georgetown University.
Sally Okun, RN, MMHS
Vice President, Policy & Ethics
As Vice President of Advocacy, Policy and Patient Safety, Sally ensures the patient voice, represented in PatientsLikeMe's member community, is heard, collected and disseminated to affect better treatment, services and care. Sally also serves as the company's liaison with government and regulatory agencies. She actively participates in national and international discussions to educate policy makers on the benefits of sharing health data, and to ensure patient needs are at the front of the healthcare discussion. In addition, Sally's position includes responsibility for PatientsLikeMe's ongoing work in drug safety. She ensures the data collected about treatments and their impact become even more transparent to members and the healthcare community at large.
Sally joined PatientsLikeMe in 2008 and led the team responsible for the website's medical ontology and curation of patient-reported health data. She has since been a frequent speaker at policy workshops and forums and has contributed to peer reviewed publications and discussion papers for the Institute of Medicine (IOM) and others. A registered nurse for over three decades, Sally's clinical practice specialized in palliative and end-of-life care. She received her nursing diploma from the Hospital of St. Raphael School of Nursing and holds a bachelor's degree in Nursing from Southern Connecticut State University as well as a master's degree in health and human services management from Brandeis University's Heller School for Social Policy and Management.
Paul Wicks, PhD
Vice President, Innovation
An internationally recognized expert in the psychological aspects of neurodegenerative conditions, Paul is responsible for the scientific and medical validity of PatientsLikeMe's research platform. He leads a team of experts charged with conducting scientific research that generates insights from the personal health data shared by patient members. Under Paul's direction, the PatientsLikeMe R&D team has produced numerous peer-reviewed publications in major scientific journals. These include Nature Biotechnology, Movement Disorders and European Journal of Neurology. In addition to working with the world's foremost research organizations, the R&D team also provides professional services to the company's commercial partners. Prior to joining PatientsLikeMe, Paul worked directly with patients from around the world to study cognition in rare forms of ALS and the psychological consequences of Parkinson's disease. A frequent speaker on the power of personalized medicine in improving health outcomes, Paul has received numerous awards including the 2011 MIT Technology Review Humanitarian of the Year and the British Neuropsychiatry Association prize for best speaker, an honor he has won twice. Paul was named a TED Fellow in 2012, and in 2013 was a TED conference presenter. He completed his Ph.D. thesis at King's College London at the age of 24.
Renee Deehan-Kenney, Ph.D.
Vice President, Biocomputing
A molecular biologist by training, Renee has
spent the last decade guiding drug discovery and biomarker development by
designing and building high resolution molecular models of disease, and
creating systems that find meaning in big biological data. Her team of
biologists and computational biologists are spearheading our most innovative
projects, which are focused on using modeling strategies such as deep learning
and neural network applications to understand the molecular underpinnings
of health and disease.
Renee was previously Senior Vice President of Research and Chief Scientific Officer at Selventa. In that role, she set the scientific direction for the company's personalized medicine strategy and built a multidisciplinary team of biologists and computational biologists to characterize disease biology and identify target pathways. Before that Renee was Selventa's Senior Director of Scientific Research Operations, responsible for designing and building the company's biomarker discovery platform.
Renee holds a doctoral degree in molecular and cell biology from the University of California, Berkeley and a bachelor of science degree in bioengineering with a minor in mathematics from the University of Pennsylvania.


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Dear Residents of the 40th District,
On Monday we reached Day 40 of our 60 day session, marking the start of the final weeks of debate here in Lincoln. Our priority this week was to get the budget bills through general file. We advanced all three bills on Tuesday. There was much discussion generated regarding certain items in the mainline budget bill and I anticipate we will see more debate when the bills come up again on select file. I am happy that my funding requests for Game and Parks and the DMV made it into these bills and I look forward to the budget advancing again within the next few weeks.
In addition to the funding going to Game and Parks and the DMV, the Appropriations Committee also considered the funding requests that resulted from the Water Funding Task Force that met this interim. LB906, one of the three budget bills being debated this year, creates the Water Sustainability Fund that will be managed by the Department of Natural Resources. The bill will appropriate $21 million to the Water Sustainability Fund this year, and an additional $11 million will be appropriated each fiscal year starting in 2015-2016. This Fund will help Nebraska with its current and future water issues and I believe this is an important priority for the state going forward.
We also debated LB946, which is a bill brought by Senator Murante that makes several changes to election laws in our state. Included in this bill are provisions to change the number of school board members for Class II and Class III school districts, changes the wages received by the counting board for counting ballots for school district bonds, and allows for Class IV and Class V school districts to hold special elections in conjunction with primary or general elections held in cities of the primary or metropolitan classes. These changes, among others, would help streamline elections processes across the state. I support this bill and I look forward to advancing it to final reading.
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Mum leaves husband for stepson - then dumps him for his best mate
A mum-of-three who ran off with her teenage stepson has dumped him - for his 20-year-old best pal.
Dawn Smith, 35, left husband Andrew, 38, for his son Ben just months after meeting him.
The pair became lovers after Ben, 18, tracked down his estranged dad on Facebook after years of separation.
Last night, a year after we revealed their bizarre affair, Dawn told how it is now over... and how she has exchanged Ben for his friend Mark Donnison.
"Ben and I loved each other but in the end it was just too difficult to stay together," says care assistant Dawn. "Andrew never came to terms with it and gave us too much grief.
"Ben's his son and I'm his ex-wife and the mother of his other three children. I suppose it was doomed from the start. Falling in love with Mark was something I didn't see coming. But now my life is perfect.
"Ben and I split last Christmas," adds Dawn. "Ben showed Mark my picture and one day I got a text from Mark out of the blue. I was flattered and we started chatting. He confided in me about his tough upbringing.
"I'm a good listener and we just seemed to click. We arranged to meet and it was love at first sight. Our first kiss was amazing. I knew straight away that we were destined to be together. It felt like I had known him for years."
Bizarrely, Ben has remained friends with Dawn AND Mark and all three share nights out in York. Dawn says: "We told Ben that we were an item and he was surprisingly good about it. He said he knew that he and I had no future and that me ending up with Mark was great."
In May this year, Mark moved in with Dawn and her kids - Rebecca, 14, and twins Harry and Abigail, eight. "He became a father figure," she says. "He's brilliant at it too. The kids love him.
"People will think it's bizarre, but Ben even lived with us for a few months this summer," she says. "It wasn't at all awkward. Don't forget, Rebecca and Abigail and Harry are Ben's half brother and sisters - it gave them all a chance to be together!"
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When you go into Settings > Location Services, it will show you the list of applications which are enabled for Location Services. I have seen that before. But for the first time I noticed that if you used one of those apps in the last 24 hours, it will show a little cursor icon next to the service to indicate the app has used it recently.
Kinda neat eh? I don't know if this is a new feature since the whole privacy debacle a few back and the 4.3.3 update released it or if its always been there, but kinda neat.


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UK retail sales have enjoyed the strongest month of growth for 18 months in June 2015, with sales up 1.8% on a like-for-like basis from June 2014, according to the BRC-KPMG Retail Sales Monitor.
On a total basis, sales were up 2.9% against a 0.6% rise in June 2014. This is the strongest growth since January 2014, excluding Easter distortions and compares with a 12-month average of 1.6%.
Jewellery and watch sales also performed strongly in June, with the category achieving second position on a three-month basis, which can be seen as a sign of consumer confidence to spend.
Helen Dickinson, director general of the British Retail Consortium, said: "We saw welcome signs of growing consumer confidence, with people more willing to 'trade-up' and spend a bit more on big-ticket purchases, likely boosted by the growth in the supply of credit and other factors such as low inflation and rising real incomes.
"Some of the measures outlined by the Chancellor in last week's budget are likely to help boost consumer confidence even further, with measures like the continued freeze in fuel duty and the increased personal tax allowance ensuring consumers have more money in their pockets to spend. We also welcome the Chancellor's focus on increasing productivity. This is of crucial importance to enhancing retailers' ability to continue to serve their customers better."
David McCorquodale, head of retail at KPMG, said: "Moving into July, many eyes will be trained on sector share prices after the market reacted strongly to a number of surprise announcements, particularly around the living wage, in the Chancellor's Summer Budget. However, with Murray-mania having once again swept the nation, another heatwave on the horizon, and school holidays imminent, retailers will be hoping that the nation's feel good factor will continue all summer long."


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Dr. Howard Louis Wendell DC, 86, of Mayville, died on Saturday, April 22, 2017, at Westfield Memorial Hospital.
He was born September 24, 1930 in Flint, MI, the son of the late Harry and Grace Crouter Wendell.
Louis was a veteran of the US Army, having served during the Korean conflict, as well as a bus driver for 45 years for Mayville Central and Chautauqua Lake Central Schools.
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Howard Louis Wendel
He was a member of the Mayville VFW Post 8647, the Mayville United Methodist Church and former member of the Mayville Fire Department. He enjoyed wood working, reading books, music, automobiles, gardening, and time with his family.
Louis is survived by his wife, Dorothy Mae Judson Wendell, whom he married January 28, 1952 in Howell, MI, two sons; Howard Curtis (Amy) Wendell of Dewittville, Timothy (Darlene) Wendell of Hartfield, six grandchildren; James (Carolyn) Wendell of Vancouver, Canada, Jason (Lindsey) Wendell of California, Lisa (Jon) Sabella of Westfield, Katie (Ken) Braun of Panama, Rachelle Clark of Buffalo and Jared Clark of Mayville , nine great grandchildren; Tino, Wyatt, Charlotte, Reuben, Evie, JJ, Rhett, Justice, and Mason, and one brother; Lester Wendell of Indiana. A special thank you is extended to Max and Sharon McCaslin of Kittanning PA, brother and sister in-laws to Louis, for their years of close support.
He was preceded in death by his parents and one brother, Lawrence Wendell.
The family will receive friends at the Freay Funeral Home, 139 S. Erie St, Mayville on Thursday, April 27 from 2-7 p.m. The funeral service will be on Friday at 10 a.m. at the funeral home. A private burial will be in Mayville Cemetery with military honors from the Mayville VFW Post 8647.
Memorials may be made to The July 4th Celebration Committee at PO Box 229, Mayville, NY 14757, or the Mayville Fire Department and Rescue Squad at PO Box 2, Mayville, NY 14757.
To leave a remembrance or post condolences for Louis, please go to www.freayfuneralhome.com.


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This is a zig zag post, beating myself to write. Scared am losing my blogging zeal, thanks to some real tough times for almost two weeks now.
My last two posts of last Friday and Monday this weeks were equally sketchy and soulful. Indeed, the two before those were on 'achievements' and 'allegations I took the easy way out'. Don't even have energy to link those.
One big ray of cheer came last weekend from a guy in Kenya who wanted to get two copies of one my books. Amazon doesn't mail there, he had to pay me first and then I ordered the books to be delivered to the US from where they'll be mailed out to him. 'Too much Trouble'? I learnt so much from that experience and really appreciate that reach out.
One thing trying to keep me sane so far is sports, and yes my boys and all their buzz, and a few others – the campaign for my late brother's foundation is ok on my mind though lot of pressure comes from there too…
Let me not bore you more – glad I did write this – a way to face my demons and not flee from them – and I know such times shall come to pass in my Almighty Father's name Amen
Have a nice weekend