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5 Reasons Why 'Stranger Things' Is The Best Netflix Original So Far
1. There are only eight episodes.
Stranger Things knew exactly how long it wanted to be, and didn't ever feel bogged down. The first season has a beginning, a middle and an end, and the story is told in a clear way, with just the right pacing and just enough time given to each of its characters.
Too often, TV shows become bogged down in the need for quantity over quality. Not so here. I'm reminded a little of the first season of True Detective. The economy of storytelling was perfect in that show, and it's perfect here as well.
Shows like Daredevil, and even Jessica Jones, could do with the economy of an eight episode run. (And I won't even get into cable and network TV.)
2. There's a terrific sense of mystery.
Speaking of True Detective, Stranger Things has tons of mystery. Even when the final credits role, you won't have all the answers—though you'll have enough to give the season a satisfying conclusion.
In a lot of ways, it feels like the structure the X-Files should have adopted, laying out a clear and concise story and then actually telling all of its pieces, giving us enough answers to make viewers feel satisfied, but holding back enough to keep the ball rolling.
In one season, Stranger Things pulled off what the X-Files never quite could. And there's no other drama on Netflix as gripping.
Stranger Things is fantastic '80s nostalgia (Credit: Netflix)
3. The nostalgia is glorious.
Speaking of X-Files, Stranger Things is definitely a show that plays on audience's fondness for that show, and for a bunch of other shows and movies from back in the day. Mostly these are '80s movies, but the X-Files comparison is impossible not to make.
There are also bits of The Goonies, E.T., Heathers, and plenty others. I loved how J.J. Abrams handled that kind of nostalgia in Super 8, but Stranger Things is much better. The nostalgia is a driving force in the show, but even for all its similarities to movies and shows of the past, Stranger Things has its own story to tell, and it tells it very, very well.
4. The casting.
The casting in Stranger Things is simply outstanding—even Winona Ryder, an actress I've never been a huge fan of, is great, and plays a role that's totally unlike any I've seen her in.
This ties in to the nostalgia bit to some degree—and perhaps I'm biased here—but I feel the same way about movies like The Gooniesor E.T. The casting in those films, especially of the kids, was about as perfect as you could ask for. The same goes for Stranger Things.
Winona Ryder gives one of her best performances ever. (Credit: Netflix)
5. The humor and the horror.
I put these together because it's the combination of funny and scary that really pulls everything together. The thing is, they both coexist so well in this show.
The events surrounding its mystery are awful, terrifying and sometimes really sad. But you still find yourself grinning and laughing and cheering on the heroes. It's never dreary or gritty or violent just because.
At times it's actually quite frightening, but it can just as easily change pace into moments of triumph—often at the expense of bullies.
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Joe Gomez injury leaves Liverpool searching for a new centre-back
News that young defender Joe Gomez has picked up an Achilles injury ahead of his attempts to return from a cruciate knee problem, means Liverpool are now looking for a new centre-back this summer.
Gomez has been absent from the two pre-season games so far and has taken longer to recover than fellow ACL victim Danny Ings, who suffered a similar injury in the same week as the England youngster last October.
Gomez picked up his ACL injury while away with England under-21s, but now has a an Achilles problem, meaning he'll miss most of pre-season. Reports suggest Liverpool are hopeful the 19-yer-old is only sidelined for weeks rather than months.
Regardless, news of Gomez's injury arriving days after Mamadou Sakho was also sidelined with an Achilles issue that will see the Frenchman miss the start of the new season.
Having sold Martin Skrtel and released Kolo Toure, Klopp is left with only Dejan Lovren and new signing Joel Matip, plus Tiago Ilori – who will miss the start of the campaign after being called up for Portugal's squad at the Olympics.
That leaves the Reds very short at the heart of defence, and Klopp will now seek to sign a new centre-back this summer.
Klopp is now in the market for a new left-back, centre-midfielder and centre-back this summer.
Thursday saw Skrtel and Jordon Ibe leave the club, meaning around £27.5 million has been recouped from player sales so far this summer.
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U.S. top court agrees to hear Samsung-Apple patent fight
Saheli March 21, 2016 Technology Comments Off on U.S. top court agrees to hear Samsung-Apple patent fight
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday stepped into the high-profile patent fight between the world's two fiercest smartphone rivals, Apple and Samsung, agreeing to hear Samsung's appeal of what it contends were excessive penalties for copying the patented designs of the iPhone.
Samsung Electronics Co Ltd (005930.KS) paid Apple Inc (AAPL.O) more than $548 million in December related to a jury verdict from 2012. It is seeking to pare back the $399 million of that amount that was awarded for infringing on the designs of the iPhone's rounded-corner front face, bezel and colorful grid of icons, saying they contributed only marginally to a complex device.
A Samsung spokeswoman said in a statement the court's review "can lead to a fair interpretation of patent law that will support creativity and reward innovation."
An Apple representative declined comment.
Apple sued in 2011, claiming the South Korean electronics company stole its technology and ripped off the look of the iPhone.
Last May, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington upheld the 2012 patent infringement verdict. The court, however, said the iPhone's appearance could not be protected through trademarks, forcing another trial later this month in federal court in San Jose, California, to recalculate some of the damages Apple is owed.
The Supreme Court has not reviewed a design patent case in more than 120 years, when the products involved included a spoon handle and a rug.
In court papers, Samsung said that for complex, modern products such as smartphones, design patents have led to "unjustified windfalls," far beyond the inventive value of the patents.
On Monday, the high court said it would answer whether courts should award in damages the total profits from a product that infringes on a design patent if the patent applies only to a component of the product.
Apple urged the high court not to take the case, saying Samsung's illegal conduct was clear. Samsung consciously decided to copy the iPhone after its debut in 2007, Apple said, and soon after its mobile devices "became iPhone clones."
Samsung was supported by other major high-tech firms including Google (GOOGL.O) and Facebook (FB.O). The companies filed a friend-of-the-court brief that said the Federal Circuit decision will lead to more design patent lawsuits, which will stifle innovation.
Samsung has said in court papers that if it wins the case, it expects to be reimbursed the money it has already paid.
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Voters Turnout Prediction
By Manu Mangalle from United States
Sunday, 04 May 2014 03:05 AM
Since its launching in December 2013, the Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) is seen as a way to fight political corruptions, particularly to eliminate election frauds, promote the level of democracy, and to fulfill good governance in our country.
With this in mind, we are confronted to ask ourselves two important questions: first, whether the BVR system would increase or decrease, more on the latter, the voter turnout (total percentage of voters who cast their ballots over total number of registered voters) in the upcoming election, and second, if the BVR is really the answer to fight political corruption in the country successfully, or at least.
Unlike some democratic countries such as the Sub-Saharan African countries where the prevalence of studying voters turnout are high, there are no in-depth studies on the voters turnout in the country, even if there is it is very limited to help us determine and make credible predictions about how it can influence the democratic process of our country. Furthermore, despite what others may think of, that voters turnout is a trivial issue, it is not, due to two simple reasons. First, voters turnout is a very crucial subject because by and large, this is the only time when majority of the citizens engage in a political participation. Second, it helps political scientists to analyze the electoral behaviors of voters during democratic elections in order to measure the strength of democracy in terms of electoral voting.
There are two main reasons why it is inevitable that we should expect a decline of voters turnout in this year's general election. First, we're still unclear if the BVR system also includes Biometric Voting Machines (BVM), that is, the actual process of fingerprints verification during the day of the election. Whether or not BVM will be used, BVR system can be still unreliable. For example, in an interview with Radio New Zealand, Terence Wood (a well-known PhD student who is doing political researches in Pacific politics) stated that the problem is not only about the voters going to regional centers (where BVR are located) to register, but also when conducting the election logistically. On the contrary, despite the S.I.E.C chief electoral officer Polycarp Hanunu's positive remarks on the Australia Network News on March 14, 2014, there was a slight implication that the BVR system has already experienced some technological problems. Second, within the time frame of registration and the day of election, there could be changes on a voter's fingerprints, or other facial features. These changes, albeit trivial, could still encourage voting frauds, even if only the BVM systems will be in used. Furthermore, based on the UNEOCT 2010 election reports, there are 876 polling stations in the country, which means the BVR had to replace these polling stations. This by itself is a major concern because if one or two polling stations are will be left then there will be a decrease of number of votes in those areas.
Having said this, it boils down to a robust prediction that we should expect a decline of voters turnout in this year's general election.
In relation to the second question, provided if the BVR system is successful, that is, not only if the voter turnout is higher than what this seems article predicts, but the election is deem as free and fair or democratic, then we have to ask ourselves if this will reduce political corruptions in the country. A democratic (free and fair, 'one ballot one vote', etc. ) election is only a subset of reducing political corruptions, because if we take to heart the reports from the Forum Team (an observer group consisted of both international and local observes funded by the United Nation Election Observers Coordination Team-UNEOCT) and the Solomon Islands Electoral Commission (SIEC) on the 2010 general election as a 'free and fair' election, then it is evident that there are numerous allegations of political corruptions between 2010-2014. Ironically, although if we have the best BVR and BVM systems in place and if it is 100% 'free and fair', then there's a high chance that we would still have the same level of corruptions. This is due to how these political actors behave after the election. In other words, these exact politicians who will be voted democratically, would also be the ones to commit these frauds, mismanagements of funds, etc., evidentially, this is true in almost every democratic countries.
Therefore, I believe that our government miscalculated the cost-benefit analysis of shifting from the traditional voting system to the BVR system. If it is true that the BVR system, as reported by Radio New Zealand in December (2013), cost the country $5.5 million USD, then we better be very serious about fighting political corruptions after the general election. Otherwise, it does not make any sense to spend millions of dollars buying sophisticated voting systems that are only necessary during elections, but do less to reduce political corruptions. Albeit, $5.5 million USD is approximately 1.2% of the total U.S $459.3 million budget for last year (2013), this is a huge amount of money that could have been used for developments in other governmental sectors.
Interestingly, this question also raises another serious issue on whether or not our electoral provision is one of the reasons why we are prone or succumb to political corruptions. For example, there's a huge ongoing debate between political scientists whether or not Election Management Bodies (EMBs) contribute to the democratic strength of a state and whether developing countries should be spending more on EMBs or other political apparatus to reduce corruption.
Needless to say, this year's (2014) general election would be really useful to help us understand the positive correlation of our state and its electoral structure.
In conclusion, this article has its own shortfall. Providing a decisive or a complete result for a quantitative analysis, especially in any political or sociological fields, is a challenging task.
This is due to the number of reasons like the selective and control variables (political participations, rational choice of voting, electoral laws, and political parties, vote buying), and the availability of empirical data to produce a coherent and unbiased result. Of course, in addition to the shortfall, I'm constrained with time and distance; therefore, I wish only to mention these variables on the surface wherever possible as a more eclectic gesture, with the two questions above as my guiding principle.
Moreover, this is not supposed to be an analytical paper of any sorts, but merely an article for the general public to at least understand how the BVR system may cause a decline of voters turnout and the that a clean and fair election is only one subset of having a democratic government. Lastly, the government should be more strategically coherent in its campaigns to reduce political corruptions in other aspects of social and economic frameworks. Otherwise, political corruptions will continue to remain high even after this BVR so called election.
Tagio and Gudfala Day Wantoks!
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this letter are those of Manu Mangalle and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Solomon Times Online.


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Stop Shoulding and Start Winning: The First Lesson to Overcoming Anything!
coping overcoming anything Jan 20, 2019
For a lot of families, the birth of a child is a joyous event – or, at least, it should be.
It's a time for celebration, unlike any other. The hours and days that follow are a time when you begin to form and nurture that important bond. One that will last a lifetime.
But being told that your newborn child has a serious medical issue or disability is the verbal equivalent of "shock and awe".
It leaves you rudderless, without purpose, and desperate for answers.
In the blink of an eye, your dreams for a fulfilling life are shattered and your plans are turned to dust.
Thoughts of playing ball with your 6-year old, or going on fishing trips, or relishing a dance recital are wiped out.
When I was told that Ben might not live the day he was born, I was devastated. Completely lost. Nothing made sense.
Before that day, I really didn't know sadness.
I thought I did. I thought I had done all the right things and didn't expect anything less than a perfect baby.
But on that day, I was told that it didn't matter what I had done, thought I'd done, expected would happen. That day, my world was destroyed and it was obvious I had control over NOTHING!
What you're supposed to be
As a Dad, you're "supposed" to be strong and in control, right?
You know, have the upper hand, or at least appear to. Be stoic. Be the protector.
But I was none of that.
I was completely useless and felt like I had failed in a major way.
How could I be a father to someone who might never walk? What kind of life would he have anyway?
What friends would he have if he couldn't talk or play games?
If he couldn't sit up by himself, how could he ever do something as simple as hold a crayon? That would make school pretty much impossible.
I asked myself, why was he even allowed to be born?
It wasn't fair to our other kids. They were so young and had their whole lives ahead of them. There was so much potential there. They shouldn't be burdened with this.
There was nothing for me to be thankful for. Life was over!
A few years later, a co-worker of mine casually asked me one day,
"What choice do you have?"
"You're his Dad. You have to do whatever it takes."
Our conversation about all that we had gone through, what the future might hold, and how would we ever find the strength to continue at our current pace when were 40 years old let alone 50, ended with that very matter-of-fact statement. (Spoiler alert: I'm there now!)
He was telling me something that I already knew but couldn't put into action.
That really it didn't matter whether I wanted to keep dealing with seizures and ER visits, with useless specialists or a dysfunctional education system.
It didn't matter what I wanted.
"That's life, Mike. You can't run away from it. Figure it out.
Deal with it! Find a way to make it better!"
What you're meant to be
That somewhat random conversation was a turning point, no question.
My role as Ben's Dad was NOT to feel good about him scoring the game-winning goal or achieving high honours. Those are great accomplishments but it was NOT about me.
It was about supporting Ben to become the person he is meant to me and not was supposed to be. Whatever that looked like.
It was about believing that the future COULD be bigger than the past, and bigger than I could imagine.
My role was to figure out how to make that happen.
The lyrics of "Born to Win" (John Ondrasik, Five For Fighting) say it best:
You were born to break
So that you could come back strong
The only way to start
Is for you to begin
Yep, we are definitely born to break (a lot).
But most importantly, we are born to win!
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It's hard being single, or home alone, and wanting to post things on ebay. You wind up with pictures like this.
This MONKEY FUR jacket can be yours for $1,999.99. I wonder how good this model feels about it what with that hood over her head and all.
This is the lead photo for "Filson NWT womens quilted vest med." I have to include the seller name 'cag475' if you want to look it up because I can hardly believe me.
"Now where did I park?"
I admire an amateur model who knows what works for her. And I'm pretending she's wishing me good luck.
Solution to Middle East conflict? DANCE-OFF!
I love how the fringe perfectly frames his bellybutton, yet some nip slips in there. You can get these in a surprisingly wide variety of colors and prints.
Is it retro if you never left?
Look petite in this size 16 prom dress...when you have a GIANT WITH YOU.
Just what feature of this prom dress is being advertised here???
I know you all know why I picked this one, right? I mean, that belt totally does not go with that dress.
For a reasonable 99-cent opening bid, this self-described 'worn once at waterfall photo shoot' top could be yours! Might be some light pilling from, uh, friction.
Look, buy the hat or don't buy the hat. But do not eff with her.
"Hmm, I really need a Snuggie, but I'm not willing to pay for the brand name. I'll look for a snuggle sack and see what's what."
I feel as if I'm already wearing these used black stockings.
DVF dresses sell like hotcakes on ebay, and yet no one has touched this one despite it's $3 opening bid. why, you ask? because this is a MAN in a DRESS. has to be, right??
I just feel like I'm an interloper at this wedding, not that I'm looking at bridesmaids dresses for sale.
This little girl's Mom has carefully obliterated her identity...oh, and also cut her face out of the picture. PS, this get up has a $750 asking price!
This one's for you to guess what she's selling.
Sure the nightgown is olde fashion'd. But what disturbs me is the appearance that the seller has broken into an unoccupied home to take the picture.
My heart breaks for this kid whose eyes are full of fear. It's as if his overbearing show Mom has threatened to take away Mommy/Son bath time.
This little charmer really sells the outfit. Her T-shirt says 'Take me to the beach and no one gets hurt'...and I believe her.
You can buy this suite of bridesmaids dresses, but don't expect a return address.
Loose-fitting, clammy, head-to-toe PVC. This guy SELLS it.
Well, I'm taking the plunge and turning my facebook photo album into this here web-log.
Thought I'd start out with a bang, and showcase this little number for sale that works great if your junk is made out of legos(tm).


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Slices of Life (Tranches de vie) is a 1985 French comedy-sci fi film directed by François Leterrier. It is based on Gérard Lauzier's comic strip of the same name.

Plot
The film is a series of sketches

Cast

 Laura Antonelli as Monica Belli
 Michel Boujenah as Michel Lambert
 Josiane Balasko as Madame Dupuis
 Jean-Pierre Cassel as The Earl of Forcheville
 Christian Clavier as Charles-Henri
 Marie-Anne Chazel as Béatrice
 Ginette Garcin as Béatrice's mother
 Roland Giraud as Jean
 Pierre Mondy as The President
 Gérard Jugnot as Malounian
 Jean-Pierre Darroussin as The journalist
 Annie Grégorio as The journalist
 Daniel Prévost as TV Host
 Pierre Richard as Dubois
 Barbara Nielsen as Marianna
 Martin Lamotte as Alain
 Jacques Dynam as Alex
 Anémone as Cécile
 Jean Rougerie as Cécile's father
 Michel Galabru as The farmer
 Laurence Badie as The farmer
 Audrey Dana as The woman in the bed
 Hubert Deschamps as The prisoner
 Luis Rego as The interpreter
 Jacques Mathou
 Diego Abatantuono

References

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1980s science fiction comedy films
1985 films
French science fiction comedy films
1980s French-language films
French anthology films
Films based on French comics
Films directed by François Leterrier
Live-action films based on comics
1985 comedy films
1980s French films

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Erskine Caldwell
In Defense of Myself (Palaemon broadside)
Palaemon Press, 1982. First Edition. Broadside. Broadside, printed in black on white. Facsimile edition of privately printed edition of 1929. Signed by the author under his printed name. First edition (first printing). A fine copy. Matted and framed.
Redl, Harry
Erskine Caldwell (photograph)
1958. School & Library Binding. Photograph, 9.5 x 7.25 inches, B/W. Harry Redl (1926-2011) was an Austrian immigrant to Canada who spent 3 years in San Francisco photographing the art and literary scene. His photographs of that era have been displayed at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery and the Whitney.....
Trujillo, Beatriz Rico
original color photograph
Beatriz Rico Trujillo, 2015. Art - Original. Color photograph, 6 x 4 inches, mounted to card, 6.75 x 5.6 inches, Photograph of taxi turning on street. Photograph is fine. With single sheet folded, 8.5 x 5.5 inches when folded, announcing photgraphy exhibit, 'De Frente al Espejo,' by Trujillo at Academia.....
Krupp Comic Works
Krupp Dealers' Catalog Number 19, Nov. 1976; Dealers' Catalog Number 20, Dec. 1976. (2 items)
Krupp Comic Works, 1976. Trade Paperback. Catalog 19, 8 pp.; Catalog 20, 4 pp. B/W illustrations. 17.5 x 11.5 inches. First edition (first printing). Near fine copies. Catalogs have been folded once for mailing.
Graves Art Gallery
Artists Witness the Shoah: Camp Drawings from the Collections of Beit Lohamei Haghetaot & Yad Vashem (poster)
Graves Art Gallery, 1995. First Edition. Poster. Poster, 23.5 x 16.5 inches. Poster in orange with illustrated drawing in black for exhibit at Graves Art Gallery, 28 June - 29 July, 1995. First edition (first printing). A near fine copy previously folded in quarters, mild scuffing at fold edges.
Portents, 1967. First Edition. Broadside. Broadside, 13.75 x 13 inches, folded once in middle to create 4 pages. Portents #8. Limited to 300 copies. Photo montage by Dorothy Hawley. First edition (first printing). A near fine copy.
(LeBoutillier, O. C.) Carlin, R. (artist)
A Yank in the R.A.F., Capt. O. C. LeBoutillier, Flight Leader 209 Squadron, witnessing one of the most memorable moments of all aerial combats, the death of Baron Manfred Von Richthofen who crashed-landed near the Somme River in France along the Bray-Corbie Road on Sunday, April 21, 1918
First Edition. Trade Paperback. Poster, oblong format 25.4 x 19.4 inches, printed in color on heavy paper. Capt. O. C. LeBoutillier (1894-1983) was an American aviator and WWI flying ace who served with the British Royal Naval Air Service and Royal Air Force. He trained at the Wright Brothers Flying.....
(LeBoutillier, O. C. 'Boots') R. Carlin (artist)
'Capt. O. C. 'Boots' LeBoutillier, Flight Leader of 209 Squadron R.A.F., after combat with the Flying Circus, making a pass over the crashed triplane of Baron Manfred Von Richthofen along the Bray-Corbie Road, Somme Valley, France, Sunday, April 21, 1918. (poster)
Alexander, George E. (1865-1931)
original pencil drawing
n.d. Art - Original. Original pencil drawing titled 'Old Barns, Ravcourt.' 8.25 x 5.0 inches. Near fine original drawing taped on rear to mat. On rear of drawing is a small pencil drawing of a dog with a printed name. The artist identification is from a pencil note on mat.....
Dobkin, Alexander
Female Nude (lithograph)
n.p., n.d., ca. 1960s. First Edition. Art - Original. Lithograph, 20 x 14.5 inches; sheet size, 26 x 20.2 inches. Printed in sepia on white. Signed in plate lower left. Alexander Dobkin (1900-1975) was born in Italy and later came to the US. His work is held in numerous museums.....
de Fine Licht, K. V.
1932. First Edition. Art - Original. Etching, 9.8 x 5.8 inches; sheet size, 16.75 x 12.75 inches. Printed in black on cream. K. V. de Fine Licht (1900-1986) was a Danish architect and graphic designer. Her work is in museums in Denmark and elsewhere and in private coillections. Signed by.....
Gandt, Harald
(Venice Carnival Art Posters)
n.p., [1990]. First Edition. Art - Original. 12 colorful posters, one for each month but without a calendar. Gandy, b. 1950, is a freelance artist, fascinated by the Venice carnival masks and costumes which he rendered in striking color. Signed by the artist on each of the 12 posters: 'H.....
Boucher, Louis-Marin
Mere de Deux Enfants (Mother with two infants) (engraving)
n.d., ca 1760s. Print. Etching in crayon manner in color on white laid paper., 7.25 x 5 inches. Etching after painting by Francois Boucher (1703-1770), one of the most celebrated painters and decorative artists of the 18th century. Louis-Marin Bonnet (1736-1793) was a painter and engraver/etcher. The etching is trimmed.....
Shasta County Fair Anderson, Calif. Sept. 19-20-21-22
Donaldson Litho. Co., Newport, Ky. n.d., ca. mid-1930s. Poster. Poster, 27 x 18 inches inside mat. Donaldson Lithographing Company began in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1863. They relocated to Newport, Kentucky, in 1898, where they flourished. The company remained in the family until 1981. The poster has some surface damage with.....
Robinson, Alan James
Cetacea: The Great Whales. (press announcement poster)
Cheloniidae Press, 1981. First Edition. Poster. Press announcement poster, 12.75 x 9.75 inches. Wood engraving of whale fluke with text below. Signed by the author. First edition (first printing). A near fine copy.
Shepherd, Cybill
Cybill Shepherd Does It...on Paramount Records
Paramount Records, n.d., ca. 1980. First Edition. Poster. Poster, 33 x 22 inches. Promotional poster from Paramount Records. Cybill Shepherd is best known as an actress and former model. She recorded for Paramount in the 1970s. First edition (first printing). A near fine copy with some edge wear.
Re- Elect Pierre Elliott Baboon (poster)
[Pulp Press], n.d., betw. 1970s-1985. First Edition. Trade Paperback. Poster, 17 x 11 inches, printed on tan paper with cut of baboon's head caricaturing Pierre Elliott Trudeau, between words of title. Below are listed the Baboon Party Platform. First edition (first printing). A near fine copy. Some tanning to poster.....
Rius (Eduardo Humberto del Rio Garcia)
El Extensionista de Felipe Santander (play poster)
Consejo Nacional de Recursos para la Atencion de la Juventud, n.d., ca. 1978. First Edition. Poster. Poster, oblong format, 22 x 17.25 inches. First edition (first printing). Very good copy with mild edge wear and wrinkling. Previously rolled.
Bolivariano, Gobierno
Encuentro Mundial de Intelectuales y Artistas en Defense de la Humanidad (poster)
Consejo Nacional de la Cultura, 2004. First Edition. Poster. Poster, 25 x 18 inches, for conference December 2-7, 2004. Signed by approximately 50 of the conference participants. First edition (first printing). Very good copy, previously rolled, with minor scuffing and waviness. From collection of Daniel del Solar with his signature.....
Healy, Wayne
East L. A.: The Way I Remember It (poster)
Vincent Price Gallery and Art Museum, East Los Angeles College, 2007. First Edition. Poster. Art poster, 24 x 18 inches, for solo exhibition May 24 to August 2, 2007. Poster image, 'La Caricia Jarocha,' 2005. First edition (first printing). A near fine copy previously rolled.
Schuyler, Remington (artist)
Scouting Needs Money. Scouts, too, have a Job to do. (WWII poster)
Boy Scouts of America, Inc., 1942. First Edition. Poster. Poster, 26.25 x 16.5 inches. Poster shows marching scouts in uniform being led by a woman with the torch of liberty in her right hand and the Bill of Rights in her left. Lower on poster in chevron are the words.....
Sarra, Valentino (artist)
I'll Carry Mine Too. Trucks and Tires Must Last Till Victory (WWII poster)
Office of War Information (OWI), Office of Defense Transportation, 1943. First Edition. Poster. Poster, 28 x 22 inches. OWI Poster No. 28. Valentino Sarra (1903-1982) was a very successful commercial photographer. Poster shows a woman carrying her groceries with armed and uniformed soldiers in background. First edition (first printing). A......
Barclay, McClelland
Save Your Cans, Help Pass the Ammunition (WWII poster)
Salvage Division, War Production Board, [1942]. First Edition. Poster. Poster, 33.5 x 23.75 inches. Lithograph by McClelland Barclay (1891-1943). First edition (first printing). A very good copy. Previously folded into quarters. Chip missing from lower right corner. Tack holes at corners. Stain in right margin. Mild surface wrinkling.
Esteli: Pueblo Heroica (poster)
Ministerio de Cultura, 1979. First Edition. Poster. Poster, 24 x 17 inches, printed in red and black on white stock. Depicts a pictograph. Esteli is a Nicaraguan town that was the scene of heavy fighting against the Somoza government in 1978-9 for its role in the Sandanista revolution. The town.....
Chicarican Enterprises (poster art). Fondo del Sol Visual Arts Media Center
Latino Video - Video Latino: A video festival of Hispanic culture in the Americas / Video de las culturas Hispanicas de las Americas (poster)
Fondo del Sol Visual Arts Media Center, n.d., ca. 1978. First Edition. Poster. Poster, 17 X 11 inches, printed in shades of black on white stock. Fondo del Sol Visual Arts Center / El Museo Latino / Multicultural de Washington is a non-profit bilingual, community-based art center founded in 1973.....


The FCA has published a press release on the first meeting of the PRA and the FCA's Climate Financial Risk Forum (CFRF). The objective of the CFRF is to share best practice across financial regulators and the industry to advance responses to financial risks from climate change. The forum brings together senior representatives from across the financial sector, including banks, insurers and asset managers.
The FCA states that firms are enhancing their approach to managing risks, but face barriers to implementing the forward-looking, strategic approach necessary to minimise the risks. The CFRF aims to reduce these barriers by developing practical tools and approaches to address climate-related financial risks.
The forum has set up four working groups to focus on risk management, scenario analysis, disclosure and innovation. The aim is to produce practical guidance on each of the four focus areas. The final outputs will be shared with industry more widely. Membership of the working groups will be wider than the forum to allow them to draw on expertise as necessary, such as from academia and industry.


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What a wonderful city! Full of life, energy and endless opportunties to explore. The cover photo for this post (man holding the tree on his bike) really sums up my experience walking the streets. Bikes absolutely everywhere and people using their bikes for absolutely everything! Each crossing of a street felt like it could be my last if I wasn't super observent.
With all that being said, things are moving fast so having your camera in hand at all times and using a lens that you are really comfortable with is key in capturing that moment. Enjoy the photographs!


Tea pink chiffon Georgette double layered top with pearl embroidered neckline and cuff styling on sleeves. Included is a pink slip. Ivory raw silk boot cut trousers with tea pink 3D floral embroidery and pearl finishing's. Available to order as boot cut trousers or straight trousers.


have obd0 DA9...what ecu and harness needed to run swapped in stock obd1 B20z?
What ecu and harness conversion would I need to run a stock obd1 b20z swapped into my 1990 DA9 that had B18A1 obd0 ?
btw would a stock B20Z fit under my hood w no mods?
Well, the OBD1 harness and correct ecu would be a good start.
If it has the short intake manifold it will fit.
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After removing your pool filter cartridge from the pool filter and rinsing away all grime and residue, you may notice it is not fully clean. Body oils and suntan lotions can adhere to the cartridge and simply spraying the filter with the hose doesn't remove them. Although you can purchase cartridge soaks at pool supply stores, you can make soaks at home for a fraction of the price.
A pool filter traps and holds dirt, debris and impurities, allowing your pool to remain clean.
Fill a bucket deep enough to submerge the pool filter cartridge in warm water. Add 1 cup of liquid dish soap per 5 gallons of water.
Submerge the dirty pool filter cartridge in the soapy water.
Allow the filter to soak for at least one hour, but no more than eight hours.
Remove the filter from the soapy water. Spray the filter with the hose to rinse off all of the soap residue.
Add 1 cup of trisodium phosphate for every 5 gallons of warm water added to a bucket large enough to submerge the pool filter cartridge.
Submerge the dirty pool filter cartridge in the water.


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Леди Меченая () — персонаж из вселенной Marvel Comics.

История публикации

Леди Меченая была инспирирована Lady Snowblood (кровь на снегу), японской роковой женщиной.

Биография

Рождённая в Японии молодая девочка (неизвестно, является ли Маки Мацумото её именем от рождения или псевдонимом), которая в будущем станет Леди Меченая, была в плену у Якудзы, планировавшей продать её и других в сексуальное рабство. Однако, внезапно появился Меченый, который должен был уничтожить бандитов по несвязанному с девочкой заказу. Вид убийцы, легко расправившегося с её мучителями, вдохновил её сбежать и пойти по его стопам.

Годы спустя, находясь на службе Руки, известного клана ниндзя, она прибывает в Нью-Йорк, чтобы забрать власть у лорда Хироси, представителя ордена в городе. Однако, она продемонстрировала небольшую терпимость к ритуалу Руки. Она убивает и возрождает к жизни Белого Тигра и Чёрного Тарантула, чтобы те помогли ей.

В то же время в своем мирном облике она является адвокатом и, прицениваясь к Сорвиголове, помогает родителям психически больной жены Мердока Миллы Донован в получении прав на неё. Когда один из её партнеров обнаруживает это, она убивает его, чтобы воспрепятствовать Руке узнать правду. Хироси утверждает, что всё сделанное ей было согласно его воле. Леди Меченая предложила Сорвиголове лидерство в Руке, от которого тот отказался. Организация перегруппировывается в Испании, готовясь к началу «Плана Б». Там, она находит Амбала, пытавшегося зажить нормальной жизнью, и убивает его новую подругу и её детей, сообщая экс-мафиози, что это — послание для Мэтта Мердока.

Выясняется, что реальной целью Мацумото было захватить лидерство в Руке, то, что ей обещал Владелец союзник Сорвиголовы мастер Изо, который обучал её. Однако, Изо обманул её, и вместо этого намеревался передать Сорвиголове этот пост и преобразовать Руку. Она поклялась убить Изо, что было затруднительно.

Впоследствии, она объединилась с Амбалом против Сорвиголовы, подстрекая конфликт между ним и Норманом Озборном.

Силы и способности

Леди Меченая не имеет никаких сверхчеловеческих способностей, но она владеет несколькими боевыми искусствами, и показала опыт как в рукопашном бою, так и во владении катаной и сюрикэнами. Было отмечено, что она быстрее Меченого. Однако она слабее его. Она также квалифицирована в юридических делах, будучи адвокатом в своем гражданском облике.

Библиография

 Daredevil Vol. 2 #111-119
 Daredevil #500
 Dark Reign Files #1
 Dark Reign: The List — Daredevil #1
 Daredevil Noir #1-4

Примечания

Ссылки
 Ed Brubaker on Lady Bullseye.
 Marvel Database entry on Lady Bullseye.

Суперзлодейки Marvel Comics
Мастера боевых искусств Marvel Comics
Вымышленные адвокаты
Вымышленные ниндзя
Вымышленные убийцы


There's a new issue of Airsoft International out (issue 4). I gather that that the new issue is bigger than before with 10 more pages and several essential guides.
You can find the issues for sale over at Airsoft Scotland.
I don't have a complete list of stockists, but if you want to find your nearest email paul@ai-mag.com.


Students of Jean Jacques Machado Jiu-Jitsu Victoria, BC will learn a number of submissions, chokes, leg and arm locks and other techniques as well as efficient ways to counter them.
The focus of Jiu-Jitsu at EAMA is on effective and efficient street-smart self-defence and not on tournament fighting, though the skills learned are easily transferable to competitive martial arts events.
We are proud to be the only Western Canadian affiliate of the Jean Jacques Machado Academy. We are directly under the mentorship of living Jiu-Jitsu legend, Prof Jean Jacques Machado and Prof Jay Zeballos, 3rd Degree Black Belt and Executive Director of the Jean Jacques Machado Affiliate Program.


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Last week, the ATS Community held a productive and informative Apache Traffic Server (ATS) Fall Summit, hosted by LinkedIn in Sunnyvale CA. At a hackathon during the Summit, we fixed bugs, cleaned up code, users were able to spend time with experts on ATS and have their questions answered, and the next release candidate for ATS 7.0.0 was made public. There were talks on operations, new and upcoming features, and supporting products. More than 80 people registered for the event and we had a packed room with remote video conferencing.
I have been attending the ATS Summits since their inception in 2010 and have had the pleasure of being involved with the Apache Traffic Server Project for the last nine years. I was also part of the team at Yahoo that open sourced the code to Apache. Today, I am honored to serve as the new Chair and VP of the ATS Project, having been elected to the position by the ATS community a couple weeks ago .
Traffic Server was originally created by Inktomi and distributed as a commercial product. After Yahoo acquired Inktomi, Yahoo open sourced Traffic Server and submitted it to the Apache Incubator in July 2009.
Since graduating as Apache Traffic Server (an Apache Top-Level Project as of April 2010), many large and small companies use it for caching and proxying HTTP requests. ATS supports HTTP/2, HTTP/1.1, TLS, and many other standards. The Apache Committers on the project are actively involved with the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) – whose mission it is to "make the Internet work better by producing high quality, relevant technical documents that influence the way people design, use, and manage the Internet" – to make sure ATS is able to support the latest standards going forward.
Many companies have greatly benefited from the open sourcing of ATS; numerous industry colleagues and invested individuals have improved the project by fixing bugs and adding features, tests, and documentation. An example is Yahoo, which uses ATS for nearly all of its incoming HTTP/2 and HTTP/1.1 traffic. It is a common layer that all users go through before making a request to the origin server. Having a common layer has made it easier for Yahoo to deploy security fixes and updates extremely quickly. ATS is used as a caching proxy in locations worldwide and is also used to proxy requests for dynamic content from remote locations through already-established persistent connections. This decreases the latency for users when their cacheable content can be served, and connection establishments can be made to a nearby server.
The ATS PMC and I will focus on continuing to increase the ATS user base and having more developers contribute to the project. The ATS community welcomes other companies' contributions and enhancements to the software through a well-established process with Apache. Unlike other commercial products, ATS has no limits or restrictions with accepting open source contributions.
Moving forward, we would also like to focus on three specific areas of ATS as a means of increasing the user base, while maintaining the performance advantage of the server: ease of use, features, and stability.
I support the further simplification of the configuration of ATS to make it so that end users can quickly get a server up with little effort. Common requirements should be easy to configure, while continuing to allow users to write custom plugins for more advanced requirements.
Adding new features to ATS is important and there are a lot of new drafts and standards currently being worked on in IETF with HTTP, TLS, and QUIC that will improve user experience. ATS will need to continue to support the latest standards that allow deployments of ATS to decrease the latency for the users. Having our developers attend the IETF meetings and participate in the decision-making is key to our ability to keep on top of these latest developments.
Stability is a fundamental requirement for a proxy server. Since all the incoming HTTP/2 and HTTP/1.1 traffic is handled by the server, it must be stable and resilient. We are continually working on improving our continuous integration and testing. We are making it easier for developers to write testing and run tests before making contributions to the code.
The ATS community is a welcoming group of people that encourages contributions and input from users, and I am excited to help lead the Project into its next chapter. Please feel free to join the mailing lists, attend one of our events such as the recent ATS Summit, or jump on IRC to talk to the users and developers of this project. We invite you to learn more about ATS at http://trafficserver.apache.org.


Webster Hall is one of North America's most prestigious and historic entertainment venues. Located in New York City's East Village, Webster Hall has hosted performances and major events from across all spectrums of culture since it's construction in 1886. This 40,000 square foot architectural gem, landmarked by New York City in 2008, is soaked in NYC history and lore. Built as event hall, it served as a gathering place for the immigrant population of the surrounding neighborhood in the late 1800's and later became a palace of hedonism and leftist expression for Bohemians, anarchists and artists in the first decades of the 1900's. Purportedly owned by Al Capone during Prohibition, it later became known as Webster Hall Studios in the 1950's, functioning as RCA's East Coast recording studio – Elvis Presley, Bob Dylan, Frank Sinatra and countless other icons recorded albums on the Grand Ballroom stage. In 1980 it became the infamous and influential rock and punk club The Ritz, where U2, Depeche Mode and The Cure played their first North American shows. In 1992, at the height of 90's club culture, Webster Hall was reborn.
Webster Hall has made an indelible mark on New York City nightlife and club culture. Open every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night, the entire building transforms into the City's most famous 4 story adventure. Over half a million club-goers fill it's dance floors yearly.
Webster Hall's weekly parties such as House Party NYC biggest weekly HipHop/ Urban party on thursdays, Girls & Boys bringing the most cutting edge names in dance music every friday. Brite Nites an interactive party experience that brings passionate dance music fans on saturdays and Bassment Saturdays in The Studio. As well at it's infamous annual events such as Webster Hell (Halloween) and the New Year's Eve Ball, are among the most well-attended and best produced events in the nightlife community.


Hi folks! I'm typing on my laptop keyboard, something I haven't done in a while, since I use an ergo keyboard at home and at work. Unfortunately, my home office desk chair is broken, and while I thought I could make due with another chair, it's murder on my back. So instead I'm sitting on my couch with my laptop, how and where I wrote Truest.
I can't believe my baby has been in the world for over a year now. It's also crazy to think that I've written two other manuscripts since finishing Truest! My broken chair and my work schedule have put a kink in my writing rhythm as of late, but these things happen. Life goes on.
I'm feeling especially share-y tonight, so maybe I'll just address a few things below. Skip anything you're not interested in.
I'm reading a book called Pain Free at Your PC by Pete Egoscue, and he addresses how hand/wrist pain can't be blamed only on the hands and wrists. The exercises I'm doing are actually more related to the hips and have made me think I need to ask my chiropractor to measure my legs and see if they are still different lengths like they were in elementary and high school. At first my left leg was just 1/4″ shorter than my right, but they assumed it would correct itself. However, when I was next tested for scoliosis, my left leg was now 1/2″ shorter than my right. To be honest, I'd forgotten about this, since the only time it was ever really noticeable was after a full day of intense walking (like a day at an amusement park, for example). But reading this book has made me wonder if this might be the root of some of my injuries.
My gosh, I'm so close to finishing this draft, you guys. But I think that is sort of freaking me out and I'm self-sabotaging a little bit, scared to show it to my agent and editor, knowing that it is still very flawed. I need to find the time and drive to just hammer through it and turn it in. The sooner I get feedback on it, the sooner I can correct those issues. I went through a brief time in my life (post-undergrad) where critique didn't faze me. I realize now that that was because the critique was all from peers at that time, whereas before that it was from professors and after that from publishing industry professionals. There is for sure a power imbalance (perceived or real) that affects that. Also, I've realized that I need to take into account the culture differences too. The difference between Minneapolis and New York City is far more than just 1,200 miles.
I sleep with no sleep aid now. I'm so, so, so grateful to not have to rely on anything but good ol' Circadian rhythm to sleep.
Halfway through Leigh Bardugo's Crooked Kingdom right now. Next up will likely be David Arnold's Kids of Appetite, although Jennifer Nivens's Holding Up the Universe just came in the mail this weekend! I also have a book by Cheryl Klein that I really want to start, The Magic Words. It's about writing for children and young adults.
I can't wait for it to be over. Seriously, what a mess. I consider myself an advocate for the marginalized and will vote with that in mind.
I paid to have my home deep-cleaned this weekend. I recognize that is a privileged statement, and I'm grateful to have the means to do so. Honestly, it felt like something that needed to happen in order for me to move forward with so many of my other goals. Next weekend, I have a handy man coming to the house to fix up odds and ends and my desk chair, and then I'll truly be poised for success.
I honestly feel so grateful to be part of such a beautiful community. Right now I am especially loving the current writing majors and recent writing grads. It's such an honor to be part of their lives. They are so talented, thoughtful, generous. They care so much about words and story and beauty, and they make me better person.
Your turn: a) What have you read recently? b) What are you looking forward to this week? c) What thing or person has added value to your life lately?
I love the writing rhythm I'm in right now. It feels good to sit down nearly every night and hammer through something. It's been quite varied: some nights I will sweep through two chapters and others I will spend all evening on just 250 words. It all feels good. I am just now running into the part of my story that I have the least experience with; I am trying to tap into raw emotions over situations I've never been in. It's intimidating, to say the least. But I keep rotating between my desk and my prayer journal.
Jacob Wetterling's remains were found on a farm in Paynesville, MN. His abduction hit way too close to home for those of us who grew up in central Minnesota, and this has been a question that people my age have had for most of our lives. I remember when he was abducted in 1989. I was seven years old, and St. Joseph, where he was taken, is only about 20 miles from where I lived. Paynesville, where he was found nearly 27 years later, is about the same distance. The man who led them to the body was living in Annandale, just 11 miles from my parents' house. This case has changed both MN and national laws, and while it is a heartbreaking ending to this decades-long mystery, I hope it will somehow bring the family some closure.
I am sleeping much better (and with NO sleep aids)! The insomnia doctor I've been meeting with is the kindest, gentlest, sweetest man. I am so grateful for the way he has thoughtfully pursued answers to my long-standing issues with sleep.
Work has been insanely busy– due in part to the last-minute closing of another private school in Minnesota (we ended up with maybe 8 or so of their students transferring to UNW and registering late) and in part to the implementation of new software in my office. But I feel good. I feel like I'm doing some of my best recruiting I've done in years. I am overflowing with creative ideas. It's like a dam burst.
My parents' dog had puppies! Five purebred German shepherds– four chubby dark-colored male pups and one little all-white girl pup. In all our batches of puppies over the years (to different dogs), we've never had a purebred white shepherd before!
Well, I'd better get back to the manuscript. It's being fussy.
P.S. What's going on in your worlds? I always love to hear from you, friends.
A personal attack that goes for your weakest spots: mental illness and singleness.
No alone time for your highly introverted self.
A heat index of 115 degrees.
One million appointments at work … and you're only one of two people in the office.
I do not have a fragile personality; God, my friends, and even I myself have been reminding me of this.
I can fake extroversion like a pro.
My office installed a ceiling fan in my office to supplement the window A/C unit; my home office is so chilly I'm wearing a sweatshirt! Win!
Hannah and I rocked this WILD afternoon in admissions alone!
I'm about to write now, even just for a little bit.
I napped for three hours after work today.
This week was hard. But I can do hard things.
Hi friends. I'm here. I've been here. Sort of.
I finished my first draft toward the end of March, and when I say "finished," I mean "incomplete but as done as I could get it with the energy I had available." I was just so toast. So I turned it in. And have not really written a lick since then. And … oddly … nor have I missed it. I'm sure the desire will return. But I just worked on TWO different novels for about 20 months straight (and Truest before that), so this month off has been delectable and much-needed. I haven't even hardly thought about my novel much … except on my long drive to South Dakota yesterday. Then I thought about it lots.
I'm reading a ton actually. But, as you may know, I don't especially like to review books on my blog unless I really loved them or have lots of thoughts about them I want to share. I went through a slew of books that I don't think really warranted blog posts. I'm reading When We Collided by Emory Lord right now though, and it's pretty great so far– though I could spot future darkness in it pretty early on. Vivi– one of the main characters– is a mix of Stargirl and Theodore Finch. So. Maybe you can imagine.
I also read a couple romance novels at the suggestion of a blog I love. They were … okay. A little plotless. (Not that I'm much for plot.) But I think YA is where it's really happening, folks.
Plus, there are SUCH good books coming out next week. The Raven King by Maggie Stiefvater and The Rose and the Dagger by Renee Ahdieh both come out next Tuesday, and they are my most-anticipated books of the year (plus, of course, Melina Marchetta's book in the fall– but that's a given!). I got an email today that my copy of The Raven King actually shipped today, so … IT'S LIKE CHRISTMAS IS COMING EARLY. And in April.
Work is good. It's a season of a lot of events, plus a lot of hard conversations about financial aid. But exciting things– REALLY exciting things– are happening at the university, so it's fun to be around for it. I'm in South Dakota as I type this, here in Sioux Falls for a week of college fairs. Today's went rather well, plus I got to see a friend/alumnus who works at one of the schools.
I've been so blessed to be invited to a few events in regard to Truest. I was on an author panel for a literacy conference; I was invited to talk to some juniors at Elk River High School who read my novel for their English class (and have to write essays about it– love). See pics below. I'm also going to be sharing with the Walker Library next month and speaking for a career day at a local school. It's fun to still see people reading my story eight months after its release.
This might seem silly or small, but it's been such a treasure to spend so much time with friends in the past weeks sans draft. I have the very best ones, and it's been so good for my heart to engage in long, meaningful conversations with them and to see their faces and to not have to worry about rushing off to work on a manuscript.
Literally wearing six IcyHot patches right now. Haven't written in a month and still my wrists hurt.
I want to do more. It's so hard to scrape together the time. But I know that's also sort of a cop-out excuse. I blogged every day in 2013, which is also when I was get Truest ready for querying. Maybe I need more things to blog about. What do you visit this blog for? What would you like to see more of? Please leave a comment. You don't know how important it is for this blogger to know there are people out there in the interwebz reading these words.
"This will be my third time," I admitted. I didn't mention that one of those times I actually met him and had him sign my copy of Questions about Angels. It reminded me once again just how grateful I am to live in the literary community of Minneapolis!
Some of my favorite friends and I went to an improv comedy show for my lovely friend Ashley's birthday. The show was funny, but the best part was spending the entire evening with such amazing women.
I was invited to be part of a panel about sadness, anxiety, and depression at a local church. It was good to be able to share about OCD, ERP, and the stigma against mental illness that is so prevalent in the church (the church in general, not that church specifically, ha!).
My college writing instructor and author Judith Hougen has partnered with Ann Sorenson, a local filmmaker/instructor, and Luke Aleckson, an artist/instructor to pioneer the Emerging Artists Collective, a group of young Christian artists who will gather for sharing and discussions about issues related to faith and the artistic life. We had our pilot gathering this month, and it. was. wonderful. I really loved it, and I'll be sharing about this in more depth soon on my blog.
And then, of course, the book deal. I am absolutely thrilled that Harper Collins made me a two-book offer! It's still a bit surreal; I need to pinch myself. My dreams are coming true. I have been writing since I was in 2nd grade, though I don't think I put my goal to "publish a book" in writing until high school. Joy. Elation. Disbelief. Wonder. All of these have been taking up residency in my chest.
November 2013 has been delicious.


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Texas solar developers assess the damage from Trump tariff
Trump's import charge leaves Texas developers refiguring costs
James Osborne and Ryan Maye Handy Jan. 23, 2018 Updated: Jan. 24, 2018 8:57 a.m.
1of3Workers install solar panels on a home in Katy. Rooftop systems are gaining traction in Texas.Photo: David A. Funchess, HC staff intern
2of3Workers from Alba Solar Energy prepare to install solar panels
3of3These are solar panels at the Alamo 6 Solar Farm in Pecos County, Texas built by San Antonio-based OCI Solar Power.Photo: John Davenport, STAFF
WASHINGTON - A day after President Donald Trump announced a 30-percent tariff on foreign-made solar panels, solar developers across Texas and the rest of the country raced to figure out how big a financial hit they would take, and how the costs would affect the growth of an industry playing an ever increasing role in the nation's energy mix.
With developers rushing to build utility-scale farms in West Texas and rooftop solar systems gaining some traction in Austin and San Antonio, the tariff announcement comes at a critical moment for the Texas solar industry. Analysts said the impact of the tariffs would be felt most acutely in less established solar markets like Texas and the Southeast, which lack subsidies offered by states like California.
"It's not a helpful development for the industry, for customers, for Texas," said Charlie Hemmeline, executive director of the Texas Solar Power Association, an industry trade group. "We would expect that customer demand would dip."
The falling price of solar panels, driven by cheap imports from China and other countries, has fueled the rapid growth of solar power, which accounts for about 2 percent of the nation's electricity production capacity, up from virtually nothing at the beginning of the decade, according to the Energy Department.
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On Wall Street, solar stocks rose early Tuesday on news of the tariff, with shares of the solar installation giant First Solar rising 8 percent early in the day before retreating.
The ratings agency Moody's said it expected the tariffs to delay solar investments at first, but have a limited impact in the long term.
"The tariff hurts solar in the U.S. but not as much as feared," Jay Rhame, a portfolio manager at the investment firm Reaves Asset Management, said. "Panel costs have fallen so dramatically. A 30 percent tariff is likely to put solar back to 2015 or so in terms of cost."
In the meantime though, solar developers across the country will have to figure out how to manage increased equipment costs. The Solar Energy Industries Association, the industry's chief lobbying arm estimated the tariff would result in 23,000 job losses, almost 10 percent of the industry's workforce.
In Houston, John Berger, chief executive of the rooftop solar developer Sunnova, was fielding phone calls from bankers, the media and even some friends on Tuesday.
"Obviously we're disappointed," Berger said, "but with that said were going to be great, were going to be fine. It's a speed bump."
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Frank Yu, a Bejing-based consultant with Wood Mackenzie, wrote in a note to investors, "China won't get hit as much as its domestic market is still growing strong. In addition, emerging markets such as India is likely to draw more Southeast Asian production to feed its solar capacity growth."
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The project partners are: «Alliance for Regional and Civil Initiatives (ARCI)»-Silistra Branch, Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture – Calarasi /CCIA – Calarasi/ and Association for Cross-Border Cooperation and Development "Danube Dobrudja" (ACBCD).
The project main stakeholders are: Romanian and Bulgarian tour-operator companies, managers of restaurants, guest houses and hotels, water sports and cycling clubs, and non-governmental organizations supporting the development of tourism. During the project activities these potential participants together with representatives of local and regional authorities will jointly develop a tourist product which attractively presents the region Silistra-Calarasi as a destination for alternative tourism.
The project plans to develop the following products: 'Study and mapping of the tourist sites and resources', 'Commonmarketing strategy and identification of marketing gaps', a web portal and web-based trilingual tourist information system. Another important task is to organize and conduct three promotional events: a Danube rowing tour, a cycling tour along the river and a promotional bus tour for journalists. The project also publishes attractive publicity materials both on paper and electronically, among which a large-size photo album to showcase the tourist potential of the cross-border region. Such initiatives aim to encourage the local companies to provide water and cycling tourist attractions on both sides of the Danube.
Due to the project activities a valuable information and photo collection will be compiled, which attractively presents the potential for tourism development in the Danube area. This collection will bring into focus the unique cultural, historical and natural heritage of Silistra – Calarasi cross-border region.
In 2011 the project will offer various tourist initiatives to the local residents and visitors that will strengthen cross-border cooperation among companies, administration and visitors in the sector of alternative tourism.


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Celebrating Sir Walter Raleigh – perhaps the UK's most influential entrepreneur
On 29th October this year, thoughts will turn to events 400 years ago when Elizabethan mariner, Member of Parliament, entrepreneur and polymath Sir Walter Raleigh was executed at the Palace of Westminster upon the orders of James 1st. This will be especially poignant for one of his direct descendants Peter Hewitt, who, like his predecessor is a highly respected City of London entrepreneur and politician, having served as Alderman for the Ward of Aldgate.
To fully commemorate the life of his antecedent and his huge entrepreneurial legacy Hewitt has committed to bringing together a year-long series of events throughout 2019. Still in the early stages of planning, he has created Raleigh400, a framework that will on the one hand reflect upon Raleigh's life and achievements both here and in the USA, focus upon the present by bringing the business and political communities of the UK and USA together and create opportunities for the next generation of UK & USA's entrepreneurs to form new alliances and bonds.
Speaking of Raleigh400, Hewitt says: "Entrepreneurialism runs through our family DNA and like Raleigh has driven my own career. I have established many business relationships between the UK and USA, through my business life and as Alderman, serving both the City of London and Lord Mayor. Like Raleigh who gained significant support from the historic and still influential City Livery movement, I have been active amongst them in my working life, being a recent Master of one of the oldest, The Worshipful Company of Woolmen (founded in 1189) and helping found one of the City's youngest, The Guild of Entrepreneurs (founded some 5 years ago). In its own ambitions to become a full Livery Company it is taking its part in the important work these Companies still undertake. In its short life, fast built a reputation for developing both today's and tomorrow's entrepreneurs.
As a project, Raleigh400 brings this together and within our planning we have already commissioned research by Professor Jerry Brotton of Queen Mary's University London on the exploits of Raleigh and his connections with the City of London, which has been commissioned as a Radio 4 documentary to be aired coinciding with the upcoming October Anniversary.
To support today's entrepreneurs, we have begun the early planning of a two-day, high-level, bilateral UK-US business Trade Symposium which will take place in 2019, bringing senior figures from both sides of the Atlantic together. These forums will invite leaders from the fields of politics, diplomacy, business, academia, law, media and the arts to meet and discuss a broad range of topics. And to promote future "Raleighs" of our age, we will also be putting together a creative Entrepreneurship & Education Festival for tomorrow's business shapers to come together and forge their own relationships.
To deliver this programme we have brought together a committee of senior City figures and an unenviable list of Patrons. We have reached out to, and are gaining financial support from sponsors within the City and more widely, to deliver our programme of this "once in 400 years" opportunity. We really want to deliver the strongest legacy for future generations that we can. We have made a good start and will be unveiling more details of our activities over the coming months, but to make the most of this opportunity, we need as much City support as we can muster, so would urge any businesses or organisations that would like to be involved, to please get in touch with us. We would love our activities to include as many of them as possible."
Raleigh400 officially launches on 24th October when the Radio 4 documentary airs. Any enquiries about supporting Raleigh400 can be made by emailing info@raleigh400.com
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The microtubule-associated protein tau exists as six isoforms created through the splicing of the second, third, and tenth exons. The isoforms are classified by their number of N-terminal exons (0N, 1N or 2N) and by their number of microtubule-binding repeat regions (3R or 4R). Hyperphosphorylated isoforms accumulate in insoluble aggregates in Alzheimer's disease and other tauopathies. These neurodegenerative diseases can be categorized based on the isoform content of the aggregates they contain. Hyperphosphorylated tau has the general characteristics of an upward electrophoretic shift, decreased microtubule binding, and an association with aggregation. Previously we have shown that a combination of seven pseudophosphorylation mutations at sites phosphorylated by GSK-3β, referred to as 7-Phos, induced several of these characteristics in full-length 2N4R tau and led to the formation of fewer but longer filaments. We sought to determine whether the same phosphorylation pattern could cause differential effects in the other tau isoforms, possibly through varied conformational effects. Using in vitro techniques, we examined the electrophoretic mobility, aggregation properties and microtubule stabilization of all isoforms and their pseudophosphorylated counterparts. We found that pseudophosphorylation affected each isoform, but in several cases certain isoforms were affected more than others. These results suggest that hyperphosphorylation of tau isoforms could play a major role in determining the isoform composition of tau aggregates in disease.


The Company offers a service to arrange contact between the Customer and the Company's partners for taxi journeys .
In this case, the Company acts as a simple intermediary and arranges the Customer's Taxi Requirement with taxi reservation centres which shall process taxi requests under their own responsibility and in accordance with their own general conditions.
The payment for services offered online is made by secure electronic bank card payment, via the CCAvenue system.
The transaction is carried out by the Customer in accordance with bank security requirements. The use of an encryption system prevents interception by a third party of the bank account details (bank card number and expiry date) provided by the Customer.
This website contains material which is owned by or licensed to us, the Company is the owner of all elements used on the site or applications (graphics, images, text, logos, data bases, programmes), except for those elements (inter alia logos) provided by the Company's partners. Any full or partial reproduction, modification or use of trademarks, illustrations, images, elements and logos for whatever reason and on any medium whatsoever, is strictly prohibited without the express and prior consent of the Company.
Reliable Cars Rental bookings are made Online. The Company has created a dedicated priority line at 855 499 00 66 for this purpose. In order to facilitate the search for an adapted vehicle, the Company shall define the passenger profile with the Customer and identify particular constraints at the time of the first request. All information concerning the identity of the passenger, the nature of the disability, the type of vehicle requested and all other additional information that the Customer deems necessary to provide in order to facilitate the transport is therefore recorded in the Company's files. A reference number is allocated to the Customer. This reference number must be provided by the Customer for all subsequent requests..
Neither the Company nor the taxi driver shall have any liability if the passenger needs to be accompanied by a guardian or attendant and the latter is absent, in the case of insufficient vehicle accessibility, if the passenger's wheelchair does not fit in the taxi, if the taxi is unable to park sufficiently close to the pickup address because of parking restrictions, if the weight limits above are exceeded or if, for any reason whatsoever beyond the control of the taxi driver, the latter is unable to pick up the passenger.
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Luke Clarke and partner Sabra Matthews are among scores of locals who have raced in to secure their own piece of paradise at Stockland's exciting new Newport community on the Redcliffe Peninsula.
More than 100 home sites have been snapped up by preregistered buyers at the $590 million waterside community, with many of the buyers from Redcliffe and the surrounding area.
Mr Clarke said he was delighted he will be one of the first residents to move into Newport in 2017.
"Sabra and I had been looking for a home to buy for some time but thought we would have to relocate from the Redcliffe Peninsula to buy our first home together,'' Mr Clarke said.
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TL;DR: Purchase the versatile Bose Solo 5 soundbar for $199 as a special Walmart Rollback offer.
When you visit your grandparents, you risk blowing out your eardrums because the TV's volume is set to max. But you can hardly blame. Speakers for today's TVs are pretty wimpy, and too many shows make characters whisper dialogue.
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I have some very good news! For this week only, all our resources at Proverbs 31 Ministries are 31% off. That means that if you have been waiting to buy Made to Stick, Communicating for a Change or The Reason We Speakyou can get them for less this week. Woot! Love a bargain.
I shared last week about stories and how we need to be on the sharp look out in our own lives for stories for our messages. As my friend Karen Ehman says, there are 2 great reasons to have your own stories in your talk. Your own messages will mean the most to you, and you will be able to tell them in a more compelling way. The second reason is very important. If it's your own story, nobody else will tell it. Karen tells about being at a conference where a speaker was puzzled about the cold response that her funny opening story got. It turned out that the previous speaker had ended with that very story, so the audience was unimpressed with hearing it a second time. Ooops!
The Challenge Plot–The example given of this type of story is David and Goliath. It's the story of the over-comer, the underdog or rags-to-riches.
The Connection Plot–This story is exemplified in the story of the Good Samaritan. "It's a story about people who develop a relationship that bridges a gap–racial, class, ethnic, religious, demographic, or otherwise," say the Heath brothers. My current favorite story that falls in this category is Same Kind of Different as Me.
The Creativity Plot–In this type of story, a person uses special ingenuity or creativity to solve a long-standing problem. The Heath brothers cite McGyver or the apple falling on Newton's head as examples of a creativity story.
So be on the lookout for great stories!
This is the end of our "Making Your Messages Stick" series. I've begun using the six principles laid out in Made to Stick as a kind of checklist for my messages. Every message won't contain all six, but it should contain quite a few in the list. I'm typically an "in the box" kind of girl, but this checklist is jolting me out of the box. I hope it will enliven your messages, too. For continuing information on these topics, check out the Heath brother's blog.


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There are calls to make more space for buses on motorways and national roads.
Kildare Fine Gael Senator Anthony Lawlor wants the National Transport Authority to copy the layout used on the M1 to Belfast.
He's hoping to get a park-and-ride facility set up for commuters using the M7.


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