Our location just west of Smoky Hill Rd and E470 is convenient for not only our Aurora clients, but our clients in eastern Centennial and Parker as well. No one can afford the luxury of wasted time in a clinic that does not meet the needs of the client. The challenge is to find a clinic that is not only the place where you will obtain the best of care in physical therapy, but also one that is conveniently located, and which has amenities that help our clients move through their day more smoothly.
Our facility is easy to get to with safe, well-lit parking in a busy retail center. With a clean, comfortable waiting area, our clients can take a moment to regroup from their busy day before their session begins. Our early arrival clients may also enjoy warming up in our onsite gym. Trying to fit PT in between work and a dinner date? Then our clients may take full advantage of our locker rooms to shower after their session. Safety, comfort and convenience of location are all important pieces of what may be a long rehab process, all of which can be found at this location. Contact us today to set up your appointment!


Marriage with Trees & Plants – Shagun – Shubh Aarambh | All about the Indian Weddings, The Themes, Customs, Arrangements, Pre wedding Preparations all in one Place.
Marriage with trees, plants and inanimate objects are quite common instances in the ancient Hindu society. Tulsi and Pipal tree are the most common bridegrooms in Hindu culture. Hindus do not believe the marriage ceremony to be merely a nuptial tie between men and women. In earlier days, it was not often carried out, considering the trees, plants and many inanimate objects, this ritual was particularly carried out among the Vaisnuites. Tuhi or holy basil with the botanical name as Ocymum sanctum is not just holy to Vishnu or to his companion Laksmi, but it is passed through by the spirit of these deities and itself worshipped as a deity of Sita, wife of Rama or Vishnu`s incarnation.
Among any other plants, Tulsi is adored by most of the Hindu families. Tulsi is still the object of more admiration than any other plant presently, worshipped in India. The rosaries of Tulsi beads are sometimes religiously, or sometimes fashionably worn by Vaisnuites. According to H.A. Rose, from his book of Religious Life of Indian People, when a wealthy Hindu do not have a son, he will get a Brahmin married to a Tulsi plant for the fulfillment of his wishes. This is regarded as a fairy metamorphosed by Lord Krisna. The ceremonies are honored in full and are quite expensive. The Tulsi is then formally given to the Brahmin, who is thought to be the donor`s son in law for the rest of his life, because he has traditionally married his bride by his fictitious father in law.
In the western part of India, an idol of young K`rsna is often displayed in the parade from the house of one of the Vallabhacharyas, to some wealthy man`s residence, where the Tulsi is kept. This idol is placed in a gorgeous "palki" and followed by a long train of disciples. Then the marriage parties are celebrated with great pomp and show at the cost of probably, several thousand of rupees.
In some other parts of the country, the Tulsi is even married to the black Salagram pebble. This tree resembles black pebble and represents Visnu or K`rsna. It is believed that the God is present in the stone, even without sanctification. The pebble bridegroom is positioned on the leading elephant or at times horse and the marriage party carry on to the patron of the Tulsi plant. It is customary to maintain the imaginary matrimonial relation between Tulsi and Krisna, by resting a leaf of the Tulsi plant on the Salagram stone.
In Hindu weddings and other religious ceremonies, trees play important roles in the rituals. There is a social superiority among the trees; Pipal is the holy fig tree and is called Ficus religiosa botanically. This tree is regarded as the Brahmin among all trees. The Pipal tree has a divine character of its own. This tree has the essence of the God Brahma, Vis`nu and Shiva. However, Vis`nu in his K`rsna manifestation has the greatest influence on this tree.
In the Bhagvad Gita, a famous quote by Krisna is: "I am Asvattha (Pipal) among the trees. It is believed that spirits delight to sit on the branches of these trees and listen to the rustling of the leaves." This tree is sometimes adorned with a sacred thread, and thought as to be Lord Brahma, most of the Hindus ceremonies and rituals of investiture are performed over it. The mysterious rustling of the quavering leaves, resembles those of the poplar tree and is one cause of the superstitious wonder, due to which the tree is respected.
No Indian native can dare to cut or injure this Pipal tree. The Indians never even tries to interfere with the growth of this tree. Marriage of young girls to this tree was done with the idea that the dangers of a second marriage can be passed on to this particular tree or any other trees. Anothr idea that prevailed among the Hindus was that such type of marriages was to ensure that the girl would absorb some of its fertility, of the tree.
Among the Gauras in Orissa, tree marriage appears in its cruelest form. The girl who is supposed to get married to the tree is taken to the forest and fastened up to a tree. The risk of being eaten up by the wild beasts is at its most and the first comer is tied to the best tree in the locality. Some youngster of the other tribes of inferior branchs arranges this ritual. But the girl is usually not married to this young man of the other tribe, rather she is carried her away by some other tribe when her people had abandoned her.
Proxy marriages are also performed with the trees sometimes. The Holkar of Indore send his sword tied with a handkerchief to the bride`s house, in the hands of a shepherd. The marriage was made official with the maharaja. The Hindu texts show too many instances of marriages being held with the tree. One instance shows that a bridegroom, who was very ugly, but in love with a girl and vice versa, send across his Sitar or a string instrument to the bride`s house, which she accepted and came to him as a bride. These unusual types of marriages were very common in the past, but are no longer in practice.


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Freight Exchange Uses Google Maps Platform to Power Dynamic Freight Management Software
Onix has been a tremendous help in our Google Maps Platform deployment. They explained how the licensing would work and the initial costs. More importantly, they've stayed engaged.
Though Freight Exchange Network celebrated its first anniversary in March 2017, the company is built on ideas and relationships that go back much further. Let's look at a brief timeline that charts its success and growth.
Setting Out to Create an Industry-Changing Tool
2012. Co-founders Mark Eichinger and Steve Wineriter began tossing around ideas to develop a transportation management system. They envisioned moving toward a GPS-based tracking product. While the use of GPS was common among the public, the logistics industry did not yet have viable options. Mr. Eichinger and Wineriter were determined to make real-time GPS information available to the industry using something the drivers already had — their smartphones.
2013. Eichinger and Wineriter realized that they wanted to target their GPS tool to manufacturers and distributors, not to the actual transportation companies. There was no solution in the marketplace for a manufacturer to track its shipment, whether it was using company drivers, brokers or national chains. At this point in time, the shipping company had all the information — and the shipper had no access to real-time data.
2014-2015. Work toward product development began in earnest.
2016. Freight Exchange Network was formed and FreightTracer, the most powerful full-truck load GPS management tool for the manufacturing industry, is introduced. Manufacturers now have the ability to track freight in real time, regardless of whether they use company drivers, asset-based trucking companies or third-party logistics (3PL) companies. It's freight tracking made simple.
Creating a Product with Instant Credibility
Since FreightTracer is a new-to-market GPS-based tool, it's all about the maps. Freight Exchange opted for Google Maps Platform. "It's the de facto standard in the industry," according to Eichinger.
As he noted, the company looked at other options, "...and there wasn't anything worthwhile. With the investment Google makes in the product and APIs, it was an easy decision."
Freight Tracking Made Simple
Freight Exchange now uses five Google APIs; JavaScript, Geocoding, Directions, Distance Matrix and Street View Image, finding each to be a valuable addition to FreightTracer. "Customers and prospects have confidence in Google Maps Platform; using it builds credibility for our company and our product."
The company runs a lean operation, using a network of partners, including developers, designers, architects and sales and support representatives. This team built all aspects of the FreightTracer product including its web application and portal.
These partners work closely with Freight Exchange to deliver ongoing tech support, product maintenance and development, and to deliver the appropriate expertise for technical roadmap items.
The FreightTracer dashboard gives users a single pane view into their entire distribution network — and gives key decision makers the information they need in real time.
FreightTracer offers mobile applications for iOS and Android, and a SaaS-based customer portal, both of which use the Google Maps APIs.
Manufacturers Have Google Maps Platform and Real-time Data in Their Hands
Having a tool built on Google Maps Platform and Google Maps APIs instills user confidence in FreightTracer. "Google is always building out the platform. The predictive traffic information Google has added is a huge benefit. Shipments could be at risk, and shippers now have that information immediately," Eichinger said. "Behind the scenes, using Google Maps Platform gives us confidence selling into accounts. We have total confidence in our product and its reliability. The innovation that is ongoing at Google also allows us to be creative in our roadmap. There is so much information we can offer to our customers because of Google."
Wineriter added, "Onix has been a tremendous help in our Google Maps Platform deployment. They explained how the licensing would work and the initial costs. More importantly, they've stayed engaged. Not all reps work to maintain the relationship, but Onix has stayed involved, visiting us on site in Dallas and following up quickly on any questions or concerns. They also help by making us aware of new product developments. To us, that's a huge plus."
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Andy Reid: Colts Getting "Relentless Worker" In Chris Ballard
Intro: In spending the last four seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs, Chris Ballard has been part of a very impressive rebuild. How do the Chiefs view Ballard moving on to Indianapolis?
Kevin Bowen
INDIANAPOLIS – A rebuild was a must and the Chiefs wasted little time getting it done.
When the Chiefs hired Chris Ballard, as their director of player personnel, following the 2012 season, they had just gone 2-14 and held the No. 1 overall pick.
Without a sure fire obvious No. 1 choice waiting for the Chiefs (they took offensive tackle Eric Fisher), a slow start to the rebuild was expected.
The Chiefs were working at a different pace though.
Behind a roster overhaul that saw 30 new players on it by the end of 2013, the Chiefs improved by nine wins and began an impressive four-year run with three playoff appearances.
In Ballard's four seasons with the Chiefs, Kansas City won 43 games, the fourth most in the NFL during that span.
"You will see a relentless worker with a big personality," Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said of Ballard after Sunday's Pro Bowl. "Somebody that will bring energy within that organization and a be a big contributor that way."
Under Kansas City GM John Dorsey, the Chiefs have constructed an extremely balanced roster with 15 Pro Bowlers the last four years.
"John Dorsey has coached (Ballard) up and they've worked very well together," Reid says. "And we've had a lot of success."
One of the more impressive notes on the recent run of Pro Bowlers in Kansas City comes from where some of those guys were drafted.
Of the four Pro Bowlers the Chiefs have drafted since 2013, one was a third-round pick (TE-Travis Kelce) and two were fifth-round selections (WR/KR-Tyreek Hill, LB-D.J. Alexander).
The Chiefs have still found quality talent, despite not picking at the top of every round.
Part of Ballard's role in Kansas City the last two years included overseeing the college scouting department (along with the pro side of things, too).
"I'm thrilled for Chris and his family," Dorsey says. "Beyond football, the Colts are getting a good man. I've enjoyed our friendship over the last four years together. I wish him the best moving forward."
One aspect the Chiefs believe will be seamless in Ballard's next move is his relationship with Chuck Pagano.
A former collegiate assistant coach, Ballard is known for his ability to relate to coaches.
"He and Chuck will hit it off," Reid says. "I'm all in with Chris and we will miss him. He's been a big part of our thing.
"The Colts are right there, so this will be a nice addition."
1. I think Indy made a great hire w/Ballard. For 4 years I haven't come across anyone who didn't like him as a man/respect his scouting eye.
— Terez A. Paylor (@TerezPaylor) January 30, 2017
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Colts Interview New York Giants Defensive Coordinator Don 'Wink' Martindale For Head Coach Position
Martindale's aggressive defense helped propel the Giants to the playoffs in 2022.
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Kafka spent five seasons coaching for Andy Reid with the Kansas City Chiefs before joining the Giants in 2022.
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Quinn's Cowboys defense has helped Dallas reach the playoffs in each of the last two seasons.
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The Bengals' offense, under Callahan, has ranked seventh in points per game in each of the last two seasons.
Colts Interview Green Bay Packers Special Teams Coordinator Rich Bisaccia For Head Coach Position
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Saturday spent the final eight games of the 2022 season as the Colts' interim head coach.


Rear-End Collision Costs Four Lives-Five Injured.
A rear-end collision early yesterday between freight trains on the Illinois Central, at Apple River, Ill., a station 30 miles east of Dubuque, Ia., resulted in the death of four stockmen and the injuring of five others.
H.A. PANCAKE of Wall Lake, Ia.
CHRIS EERNDON of St. Angsar, Ia.
C.P. BLUNT of Charles City, Ia.
W. Cameron of Dundee, Ill., not expected to live.
F.J. Jordan of Dunlap, Ia.
D. Lawler of Wall Lake.
The stockmen were all asleep in the caboose when the collision occurred. A special train, with surgeons, was sent out from Dubuque, and the injured are being cared for at Apple River. The forward train had stopped for water, and it is said the rear train was flagged, but could not stop, owing to the failure of the air brakes to operate.
Chris "Eerndon" was actually Christian Fedson, St. Ansgar, IA.


While Peter was kept in prison, the church prayed fervently to God for him. The very night before Herod was going to bring him out, Peter, bound with two chains, was sleeping between two soldiers, while guards in front of the door were keeping watch over the prison. Suddenly an angel of the Lord appeared and a light shone in the cell. He tapped Peter on the side and woke him, saying, "Get up quickly." And the chains fell off his wrists. The angel said to him, "Fasten your belt and put on your sandals." He did so. Then he said to him, "Wrap your cloak around you and follow me." Peter went out and followed him; he did not realize that what was happening with the angel's help was real; he thought he was seeing a vision. After they had passed the first and the second guard, they came before the iron gate leading into the city. It opened for them of its own accord, and they went outside and walked along a lane, when suddenly the angel left him. Then Peter came to himself and said, "Now I am sure that the Lord has sent his angel and rescued me from the hands of Herod and from all that the Jewish people were expecting." As soon as he realized this, he went to the house of Mary, the mother of John whose other name was Mark, where many had gathered and were praying. When he knocked at the outer gate, a maid named Rhoda came to answer. On recognizing Peter's voice, she was so overjoyed that, instead of opening the gate, she ran in and announced that Peter was standing at the gate. They said to her, "You are out of your mind!" But she insisted that it was so. They said, "It is his angel." Meanwhile Peter continued knocking; and when they opened the gate, they saw him and were amazed. He motioned to them with his hand to be silent, and described for them how the Lord had brought him out of the prison. And he added, "Tell this to James and to the believers." Then he left and went to another place. When morning came, there was no small commotion among the soldiers over what had become of Peter. When Herod had searched for him and could not find him, he examined the guards and ordered them to be put to death. Then he went down from Judea to Caesarea and stayed there.
Knock, knock, who's there? There's no punchline here except for a wonderful Bible story; likely one you've never really had a good look at before.
The story of Peter's miraculous escape from jail and surprising appearance at the door of Mary, the mother of John Mark (presumably the author of the Gospel of Mark), is a tale told on many levels.
This is a great story in its own right. Once you start reading it, you really want to find out how it all ends up.
It is a meaningful story, for without it the early church would not have had one of its most important, foundational leaders, Peter.
It is also a story that lives on in our lives. The key metaphor in the story (the open door), invites us into both the drama and humanity of this account, and also begs us to consider what doors might stand before us, either to knock on or to open, awaiting the welcome and opportunities that God has in store for us in our lives.
The details of the story are significant; they come in four main scenes. We open with the hatred of King Herod manifesting itself in the beheading of James, son of Zebedee, one of Jesus' first disciples.
The young Christian movement was apparently proving to be a threat to Herod, so without calling for the support of the Temple High Priest, James is executed in Roman fashion, by the sword. Peter is to be next, now put in prison for his eventual execution. All this takes place during the celebration of Passover; a similar time when Jesus was summarily tried and crucified.
The next scene shifts to a dark prison cell. Whether or not Peter would have been put on trial we'll never know, because the night before Herod was going to bring him out, he escapes with divine assistance. While Peter is sleeping with both arms chained to Roman guards, an angel appears to awaken him, the chains fall away, he puts on his belt and sandals and off he goes! Not realizing what is really going on, Peter follows instructions, almost sleepwalking past the guards. When the iron city gate opens of its own accord, Peter acknowledges the source of his amazing rescue. It is the Lord's doing. This is too good to be true. Now he has to share the news.
After insisting that it is indeed Peter and not an apparition or an angel, they go to the door to find that it really is him, and they hear the tale he tells of how the Lord had saved him.
The final scene brings us back to Herod, now angry at everyone that his plan was foiled. He travels to his administrative capital in Caesarea where he proceeds to put on a show to demonstrate his supposed power.
According to scholars, what likely happened was this. Herod wanted to 'play God', so he donned a very shiny garment (with metal plates?) and had his voice amplified so that the crowds would take him as greater than a mere human. He apparently did very well at playing God (the people acclaimed him as one.) But doing that has its consequences; violating the first commandment has its downsides. Whether Herod was consumed by intestinal parasites or died of some sort of internal hemorrhage, his end was sudden and surely not pretty. Case closed.
But the word of God prevailed, continued to advance and gained adherents.
That's a first look at the story. Yet there is more than meets the eye.
There are a few underlying important observations that can be made from this story about the nature of the early church. The church in Jerusalem was clearly not very well connected to either the Jewish or Roman power structure and was consistently persecuted and under pressure in differing forms of severity.
Yet despite these hardships and persecutions there were clearly some converts of social means, those who owned homes and had servants (or slaves). The social dynamics of the early church was complex and diverse. Even under threat of imprisonment, some people of means were drawn to "the Way," and welcomed others to join them. The social dynamics of the early church was fluid and inclusive; all worshipped together in the many places where fellowships grew. The early church seems not to have required everyone to sell or give up their property and social divisions that existed in Roman society did not seem to extend into the new Christian communities.
What this story finally means for us is not so much about the past but about our futures. After numerous readings, the most compelling scene for me in this story is not Peter's shackles falling from his wrists, the amazement he experiences in his astonishing release from prison, or even the grisly death that Herod surely had coming to him.
The most memorable scene, regularly replayed in daily life, is the action of the servant girl Rhoda, opening the door for Peter.
Knock, knock- who's there? It's not a punch line that we're to expect, but rather a question for us to answer in our lives. What door is there for you to knock on or open? Which side of the door are you on; are you knocking or opening?
Either way, an opportunity awaits. This is the real question for us today.
There's lots of ways we encounter doors; some much more memorable and important than others. I'll share a couple examples to get you started to think about yours.
Now that it is summer bicycling season for me, I remember years back when my older brother and I did a cycling tour of Scotland. It was glorious, mostly. We carried our tents and clothes in panniers and camped when we could. One memorable day, though- the rain came down in sheets, sideways. It was so windy we had to walk our bikes, downhill!
My next example is from the other side of the door. You know how it is that sometimes on Saturday afternoons you get an unexpected knock on your door at home? Who does that? If its not Peter, miraculously escaped from prison, I'm honestly not so sure if I want to open the door to find out. Is it someone selling magazine subscriptions, soliciting for a local charity, or someone surveying the neighborhood to petition for a zoning change? In any case, I have to make a deliberate choice to go to the door, open it and be ready to respond. I know that I need to decide what I'm going to do and say before I open the door. Will I keep an open mind, or will I find a way to say "no thank you" as politely and convincingly as I can?
Opening a door to the unknown means taking a little bit of risk, opening yourself up to new possibilities that aren't of your own making.
Which all leads to the real question behind this story. Who are you in this story? Do you see yourself as a Peter, knocking on a door to make yourself known, or a Rhoda, opening up to a new possibility knocking on your door?
What door awaits you in your life? A new job, a new move, a new friend, a new decision; they happen in more ways than we realize, every day.
What door do you have to open for another? What help can you provide, what comfort can you give; what resources do you have to share?


Honors for Middle Tennessee's men's basketball team have already been awarded, as senior guard Giddy Potts was selected to the 2017-18 All-Conference USA Basketball Preseason Team Monday morning.
Last season, Potts was a key piece to the Blue Raiders' success. As the starting shooting guard, the Athens, Alabama, native shot an impressive 48.3 percent from the field en route to averaging 15.3 points a game.
Along with his solid field goal percentage, he made some noise from behind the arc as well. Already having a reputation as a top three-point threat for the Raiders, Potts registered a solid 38.4 percent from the three-point line to follow up his sophomore campaign when he shot a blistering 50.6 percent from distance.
In terms of defense, Potts consistently showed that he was a solid on-ball defender, as his quick hands led to him recording a team-leading 47 steals.
This is not a surprise for the man in charge on the Blue Raider bench. Head Coach Kermit Davis has seen Potts' leadership in action for the last three seasons.
So far, Potts has been the only Blue Raider to be named Preseason All-Conference Team for this upcoming season.
Conference USA will reveal the remaining players on the All-Conference roster by the end of this week.
The Blue Raiders will be in action for the first time this year against Arkansas Fort Smith on Nov. 2, with tip-off set for 7:30 p.m.
Giddy Potts is a great person to look up to on and off the court. In high school, he had a lot of doubters that thought he could not play college basketball, because he is was too "big". Head coach Kermit Davis thought different and gave him a chance. That chance he gave to Giddy turned out to be a great decision. Every since Giddy has hit the campus he has been working hard on his game. It shows when you watch him play. Now since Reggie Upshaw and Jarvis Williams are gone on to start their professional careers, Potts is the ultimate leader of this team. This is his senior season, and he is already predicted to be an All-Conference USA member. With his team behind him, hopefully he will have a great season, and win conference player of the year. The hopes of him making it to NBA are slim, but with his work ethic and underdog mentality, if anybody can do it is him.


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As part of the Center for Health Journalism Fellowship, journalists work with a senior fellow to develop a special project. Recent projects have examined health disparities by ZIP code in the San Francisco Bay Area, anxiety disorders and depression in the Hispanic immigrant community in Washington state, and the importance of foreign-born doctors to health care in rural communities.
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A growing national movement seeks to connect ex-offenders with health care services. Many people say it makes financial sense. Some say it can possibly reduce crime.
Medical training covers very little on how to confront dying and death with their patients and their families. Marketplace's Caitlan Carroll visits the San Diego Hospice and the Institute for Palliative Medicine, where they are training physicians on how to tailor care around patients' last wishes.
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When someone living in New York's West African Communities shows signs of mental illness, friends and family don't send the individual to a doctor. The community gathers up enough money to send them to Africa for treatment. Laura Starecheski reports from New York.
Although teen suicide attempts have declined gradually since the 1990s, death by suicide has risen 8 percent among teenagers, according to the most recent statistics from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In fact, it's the third leading cause of death for teens between the ages of 15 and 19. While each suicide is a unique story, there is a common thread: More than 90 percent of teens who kill themselves show signs of major depression or another mental illness in the year prior to their deaths.
In the space of eight months, five teenagers committed suicides by throwing themselves in front of trains in the California town of Palo Alto.
Should Soccer Players Wear Head Protection?
Should amateur and professional soccer players wear some kind of head protection to prevent against concussions? We speak to several experts about the frequency of head injuries in soccer, and about the arguments for having players wear some kind of head protection.


Commonwealth Foundation presented a number of prizes between 1987 and 2011. The main award was called the Commonwealth Writers' Prize and was composed of two prizes: the Best Book Prize (overall and regional) was awarded from 1987 to 2011; the Best First Book prize was awarded from 1989 to 2011. In addition the Commonwealth Short Story Competition was awarded from 1996 to 2011.
Beginning in 2012, Commonwealth Foundation discontinued its previous awards and created a new cultural initiative called Commonwealth Writers, which offered two new awards: the Commonwealth Book Prize for the best first book, in which regional winners received £2,500 and the overall winner received £10,000; and the Commonwealth Short Story Prize for the best short stories, in which regional winners received £1,000 and the overall winner received £5,000. After two years, the Book Prize was discontinued. The Short Story Prize remains the sole award from Commonwealth Writers.
The Commonwealth Short Story Prize, set up in 2012, is awarded annually for a piece of unpublished short fiction. It is open to Commonwealth citizens aged 18 and over who have had little or no work published and is particularly aimed at those places with little or no publishing industry.
Awarded for best first book, the Commonwealth Book Prize was established in 2012 for writers who were Commonwealth citizens aged 18 or over and who have had their first novel (full-length work of fiction) published in the year of entry. The Commonwealth Book Prize was part of an initiative by the Commonwealth Foundation called Commonwealth Writers, which seeks to unearth, develop and promote the best new fiction from across the Commonwealth.
Regional winners received £2,500 and the overall winner received £10,000.
The prize was active for two years, 2012 and 2013, and then discontinued.
The Commonwealth Short Story Competition was an annual literary award. It was established in 1996 and administered by the Commonwealth Foundation in partnership with the Commonwealth Broadcasting Association.
Each year winning stories from different regions of the Commonwealth were recorded and broadcast on radio stations across the Commonwealth. The winner received a prize of £2,000 and there were regional prizes of £500 and highly commended prizes of £100.
In 2011 the competition was discontinued.
1997 Dana Gilkes Barbados "Crab Catcher"
1999 Cherie Jones Barbados "Bride"
2000 Dennis Nichols Guyana "The Release"
2001 Lelawattee Manoo-Rahming Bahamas "Saving Rupa"
2002 Michael Reckord Jamaica "The Cleaning Class"
2003 Madhulika Liddle India "A Morning Swim"
2004 Ruvanee P. Vilhauer Sri Lanka "Going Home"
2005 Preeta Krishna India "Treason"
2006 Erin Soros Canada "The Moon, the Cat and the Donkey"
2007 Ellen Banda-Aaku Zambia "Sozi's Box"
2008 Julie Curwin Canada "World Backwards"
2009 Jennifer Moore United Kingdom "Table Talk"
2010 Shachi Kaul India "Retirement"
2011 Philip Nash United Kingdom "Rejoinder"
The Commonwealth Writers' Prize was established in 1987. Each year, prizes for Best Book (1987–2011) and Best First Book (1989–2011) were awarded in four regions: Africa, Caribbean and Canada, South Asia and Europe and South East Asia and Pacific. Eight regional winners then competed for the pan-Commonwealth Best Book and Best First Book prizes, awarded at a public programme held in a different Commonwealth country each year.
The award was discontinued in 2011, when the Commonwealth Foundation launched a new cultural programme, Commonwealth Writers, which offered the Commonwealth Short Story Prize.
In the following lists for the Best Book Prize and Best First Book, the overall winners are in bold and in blue background; those not in bold are the winners of the listed regions.
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^ Liz Bury, "Commonwealth novel prize culled to focus on short-story competition", The Guardian, 21 August 2013.
^ "Commonwealth Writers announces regional winners for 2012 prizes". Commonwealth Writers. 21 May 2012. Archived from the original on 25 May 2012. Retrieved May 22, 2012.
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]

extras_require = {
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}

tests_require = [
    'nose',
]

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    name='realtimepork',
    version='0.1',
    author='Dmitri Iouchtchenko',
    author_email='diouchtc@uwaterloo.ca',
    description='PIGS wavefunctions combined with HK semiclassical propagation.',
    license='MIT',
    url='https://github.com/0/realtimepork',
    classifiers=[
        'Development Status :: 4 - Beta',
        'Intended Audience :: Science/Research',
        'License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License',
        'Operating System :: OS Independent',
        'Programming Language :: Python :: 3',
    ],
    install_requires=install_requires,
    extras_require=extras_require,
    tests_require=tests_require,
    packages=find_packages(exclude=['tests', 'tests.*']),
    test_suite='nose.collector',
)

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Thanks for the interesting piece. Many people agree that being a contrarian is how to make money, but hate the stocks you should buy to be contrarian.
My value screens keeping pointing to small-cap Chinese stocks with lots of cash or current assets as being particularly undervalued by current sentiment. An interesting one close to your thesis is Kingold Jewelry which has over $3 of gold inventory (raw or in-process jewelry) for every dollar market cap, plus a profitable business. People often have the visceral reaction–yuck, small Chinese stocks. Since I started buying at $1.20, KGJI has dropped about 25%, but the value still seems compelling.
I haven't seen the financials but if the balance sheet is clean, then you seem to be on the right track. Being contrarian means going alone and having P A T I E N C E!


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Three Arabian dances Instrumental parts | 128 p., 13 1/2 x 9 7/8 in. | Three Arabian dances (1. Caravan 2. By the fountain 3. Bedouin)/ Montague Ring--Fluttering birds (Duet for two piccolos)/ Jean Gennin. (Content). Copyright, MCMXX, by Chappel & Co. Ltd. (Copyright). Cover 4 p., 14 1/4 x 10 3/8 in. Published as The Army Band Journal, No. 479. Instrumental Parts (Form).
Contributor: Chappell and Co. - Ring, Montague - Godfrey, Dan
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Inspiration Instrumental parts | 104 p., 10 1/2 x 7 in. | Parts: 1st cornet in B-flat-conductor, ripieno cornet in B-flat, 2nd cornet in B-flat, 3rd & 4th conets in B-flat, soprano cornet in E-flat, piccolo in E-flat, 1st clarinet in B-flat, 2nd clarinet in B-flat, clarinet in E-flat, solo tenor in E-flat, 1st tenor in E-flat, 2nd tenor in E-flat, 1st baritone in B-flat,...
Contributor: Hume, J. Ord - Boosey & Co. - Everett, L.C.
Clorinda Instrumental parts | 104 p., 10 1/2 x 7 in. | Parts: 1st cornet in B-flat-conductor, ripieno cornet in B-flat, 2nd cornet in B-flat, 3rd & 4th conets in B-flat, soprano cornet in E-flat, piccolo in E-flat, 1st clarinet in B-flat, 2nd clarinet in B-flat, clarinet in E-flat, solo tenor in E-flat, 1st tenor in E-flat, 2nd tenor in E-flat, 1st baritone in B-flat,...
Contributor: Ring, Montague - Hume, J. Ord - Boosey & Co.
Waiting at the church Instrumental parts | 104 p., 10 1/2 x 7 in. | Parts: 1st cornet in B-flat-conductor, ripieno cornet in B-flat, 2nd cornet in B-flat, 3rd & 4th conets in B-flat, soprano cornet in E-flat, piccolo in E-flat, 1st clarinet in B-flat, 2nd clarinet in B-flat, clarinet in E-flat, solo tenor in E-flat, 1st tenor in E-flat, 2nd tenor in E-flat, 1st baritone in B-flat,...
Contributor: Hume, J. Ord - Boosey & Co. - Pether, Henry E.
Belle of Mayfair Instrumental parts | 104 p., 10 1/2 x 7 in. | Parts: 1st cornet in B-flat-conductor, ripieno cornet in B-flat, 2nd cornet in B-flat, 3rd & 4th conets in B-flat, soprano cornet in E-flat, piccolo in E-flat, 1st clarinet in B-flat, 2nd clarinet in B-flat, clarinet in E-flat, solo tenor in E-flat, 1st tenor in E-flat, 2nd tenor in E-flat, 1st baritone in B-flat,...
Contributor: Hume, J. Ord - Boosey & Co. - Kaps, Karl
Waltz. Molly Green Instrumental parts | 92 p., 14 1/4 x 10 3/8 in. | Copyright 1906 by W. M. Cook. (Copyright). Printed in Boosey & Co.'s New Supplemental Journal for Military Bands, No. 32. Instrumental Parts (Form).
Contributor: Boosey & Co. - Retford, M. - Cook, Will Marion
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Othello suite Instrumental parts | 109 p., 14 1/4 x 10 in. | I. Dance--II. Children's intermezzo--III. Funeral march--IV. The willow song--V. Military march. (Content). Copyright 1922 in U.S.A. by Hawkes & Son. (Copyright). Instrumental Parts (Form).
Contributor: Hawkes & Son's - Coleridge-Taylor, Samuel - Winterbottom, Frank
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Admiration: Hawaiian idyl Instrumental parts | 74 p., 10 1/2 x 7 in. | Parts: solo B-flat cornet(2), 1st B-flat clarinet (2), 2nd & 3rd B-flat clarinets(2), 2nd & 3rd B-flat cornets (2), 1st and 2nd trombones (2),1st & 2nd B-flat tenors, basses (2), drums (2), 1st &2nd altos (2), 3rd & 4th altos (2), oboes (2), bassoons (2), 3rd trombone (treb and bass clef), soprano saxophone,...
Contributor: G. Ricordi & Co. - Tyers, William H.
The governor's own Instrumental parts | 25 p., 10 3/4 x 7 in. | Parts: solo B-flat cornet - conductor, solo or 1st B-flat clarinet, basses, drums, 1st B-flat cornet, 2nd & 3rd B-flat cornets, 1st & 2nd E-flat horns, 3rd & 4th E-flat horns, 1st & 2nd trombones (bass and treb clefs), 2nd B-flat clarinet, 3rd B-flat clarinet, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone,...
Contributor: Carl Fischer - Adams, Alton A.
Le reveil : Marche militaire Instrumental parts | 80 p., 5 1/4 x 6 3/4 in. | Parts: Conductor-solo B-flat cornet, special solo B-flat cornet, solo B-flat cornet, 2nd B-flat cornet, D-flat piccolo D-flat, E-flat clarinet, solo B-flat clarinet, 2nd B-flat clarinet, alto sax, tenor sax, baritone sax, 1st trombone, 2nd trombone, 1st alto [horn], 2nd alto, 3rd alto, baritone [treble clef], B-flat bass, E-flat conta-bass, drums. (Content). 40...
Contributor: Jean-Baptiste, Luc
Date: 189?
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Dat gal of mine Instrumental parts | 32 p., 10 3.4 x 7 in. | Parts: solo B-flat cornet (2), tuba (2), 2nd & 3rd B-flat cornets (2), drums (2), 1st B-flat clarinet (2), 2nd & 3rd B-flat clarinets (2), 1 & 2 trombones (2), 1st & 2nd tenors (2), baritone (bass clef), 3rd trombone, baritone (treble clef), B-flat bass, E-flat cornet, 1st B-flat cornet, 1st & 2nd...
Contributor: Shook, Benjamin - H. N. White
Roarer March Instrumental parts | 16 p., 11 x 7 in. | Parts: E-flat cornet, E-flat bass, B-flat clarinets, drums, solo B-flat cornet, solo E-flat alto, 1st E-flat alto, 2nd E-flat alto, piccolo, E-flat clarinet, 1st B-flat cornet, 2nd B-flat cornet, 1st B-flat tenor (bass and teble clefs), 2nd B-flat tenor (bass and teble clefs), baritone (bass and teble clefs), B-flat bass (bass and teble clefs)....
Contributor: Weston, Horace - Brophy Bros
At the wedding Instrumental parts | 32 p., 10 3/4 x 7 in. | Parts: solo B-flat cornet (2), 1st B-flat clarinet (2), E-flat cornet (2), 1st B-flat cornet (2), 1st & 2nd trombones (2), 1st & 2nd B-flat tenors (2), drums (2), basses (2), 2nd & 3rd B-flat clarinets (2), 2nd & 3rd B-flat cornets (2), 1st & 2nd E-flat altos (2), 3rd & 4th E-flat...
Contributor: Young, Charles A. - Walter Jacobs
Riverdale Instrumental parts | 32 p., 10 3/4 x 7 in. | Parts: solo B-flat cornet (2), 1st B-flat clarinet (2), E-flat cornet (2), 1st B-flat cornet (2), 1st & 2nd trombones (2), 1st & 2nd B-flat tenors (2), drums (2), basses (2), 2nd & 3rd B-flat clarinets (2), 2nd & 3rd B-flat cornets (2), 1st & 2nd E-flat altos (2), 3rd & 4th E-flat...
Call of the woods : Valse descriptive Instrumental parts | 136 p., 10 3/4 x 7 in. | Parts: solo B-flat cornet (2), piccolo in D-flat, flute, oboes, bassoons, E-flat clarinet, 1st B-flat clarinet (2), 2nd & 3rd B-flat clarinets (2), soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, E-flat cornet, 1st cornet in B-flat, 2nd & 3rd B-flat cornets (2), 1st & 2nd trombones (2), 3rd trombone (bass clef), 3rd...
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The maiden with the dreamy eyes: medley overture Instrumental parts | 63 p., 12 1/4 x 9 in. | The maiden with the dreamy eyes--Ha-le-ha-lo--While the convent bells were ringing--The phrenologist coon--I'm goin' to live anyhow till I die--My castle on the nile--The old flag never touched the ground--Nancy. (Content). Copyright MCMII by Jos. W. Stern & Co. N.Y. (Copyright). Not all tunes are by Cole and Johnson. Instrumental Parts (Form).
Contributor: Jos. W. Stern & Co. - Cole, Robert - Boettger, E. - Johnson, J. Rosamond (John Rosamond)
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Climax Instrumental parts | 108 p., 10 3/4 x 7 in. | Contains: Glory/Cogley & Bock--Good-night, beloved, good-night/Fay & Oliver--I'm a Jonah man/Alex. Rogers--It's for Her, Her, Her/Shields & Taylor--My little Hong Kong baby/Paul West & John W. Bratton--Dat's de way to spell Chicken/Sidney Perrin & Bob Slater--Tessie, you are the only, only, only/Will R. Anderson--I'll be your honey in the springtime/Harry Freeman. (Content). Copyright,...
Contributor: O'Hare. Wm. C. - Perrin, Sydney - M. Witmark & Sons
In a birch canoe : A Kickapoo romance Instrumental parts | 24 p., 10 3/4 x 7 in. | Parts: solo or 1st B-flat cornet (2), 1st B-flat clarinet (2), tubas or E-flat basses (2), drums (2), piccolo, E-flat clarinet, solo or 1st E-flat alto, baritone (bass clef), E-flat cornet, baritone (treble clef), 3rd trombone, 2nd & 3rd B-flat clarinets, 1st & 2nd trombones (2), 1st & 2nd tenors (2), 2nd &...
Contributor: Accooe, Will - O'Hare, W.C. - M. Witmark & Sons
Bandana days Instrumental parts | 72 p., 5 1/4 x 7 in. | Parts: solo B-flat cornet (2), D-flat piccolo, C flute, oboe, bassoon, E-flat clarinet, solo & 1st B-flat clarinets (2), 2nd B-flat clarinet, 3rd B-flat clarinet, B-flat soprano saxophone, solo E-flat alto saxophone, E-flat alto saxophone, B-flat tenor saxophone, E-flat baritone saxophone, 1st B-flat cornet, 2nd & 3rd B-flat cornets (2), trombone solo, 1st...
Contributor: Sissle, [Noble] - M. Witmark & Sons - Blake, Eubie
Gypsy blues Instrumental parts | 36 p., 7 x 5 in. | Parts: solo B-flat cornet (2), D-flat piccolo, C flute, E-flat clarinet, solo & 1st B-flat clarinets (2), 2nd B-flat clarinet, 3rd B-flat clarinet, oboe or C sax, bassoon, solo E-flat alto saxophone, B-flat soprano saxophone, E-flat alto saxophone, B-flat tenor saxophone, E-flat baritone saxophone, 1st B-flat cornet, 2nd & 3rd B-flat cornets (2), trombone...
Contributor: Trinkaus, Geo. J. - Sissle, [Noble] - M. Witmark & Sons - Blake, Eubie
Love will find a way Instrumental parts | 72 p., 7 x 5 in. | Parts: solo B-flat cornet (2), D-flat piccolo, C flute, E-flat clarinet, solo & 1st B-flat clarinets (2), 2nd B-flat clarinet, 3rd B-flat clarinet, oboe, bassoon, solo E-flat alto saxophone, B-flat soprano saxophone, E-flat alto saxophone, B-flat tenor saxophone, E-flat baritone saxophone, 1st B-flat cornet, 2nd & 3rd B-flat cornets (2), trombone solo, 1st &...
Contributor: Trinkaus, Geo. J. - M. Witmark and Sons - Sissle, Noble - Blake, Eubie
Demande et reponse Instrumental parts | 58 p., 10 1/2 x 7 in. | Parts: solo B-flat cornet, E-flat flute & piccolo, oboes, bassoons, E-flat clarinets, 1st B-flat clarinet, 2nd B-flat clarinet, 3rd & 4th B-flat clarinets, 1st B-flat cornet, 2nd B-flat cornet, 3rd & 4th B-flat cornets, E-flat soprano cornet, E-flat trumpets, 1st & 2nd trombones (bass clef), 1st & 2nd trombones (tenor clef), bass trombone,...
Contributor: Hawkes & Son - Coleridge-Taylor, Samuel
La caprice de Nannette Instrumental parts | 88 p., 10 3/4 x 7 in. | Parts: solo B-flat cornet, E-flat flute & piccolo, oboes, bassoons, E-flat clarinets, 1st B-flat clarinet, 2nd B-flat clarinet, 3rd & 4th B-flat clarinets, 1st B-flat cornet, 2nd B-flat cornet, 3rd & 4th B-flat cornets, E-flat soprano cornet, E-flat trumpets, 1st & 2nd trombones (bass clef), 1st & 2nd trombones (tenor clef), bass trombone,...
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My Sinful Chocolate Affair with ROYCE'!
ROYCE', dubbed the 'Rolls Royce of Chocolate', is proud to present the ROYCE' Chocolate Workshop Series in collaboration with B.I.G, CultureRun and Chef In a Hat! The workshops are held at B.I.G's Masak-Masak corner at Publika.
It all started in 1983 in Hokkaido, Japan. The premium chocolate company became synonymous with its exclusive and decadent chocolates and finally made its way to Malaysia in 2005. There are currently eight locations to purchase ROYCE' all over in KL and PJ. The workshop is a creative inspiration featuring desserts inspired by ROYCE' chocolate products. I attend last week's workshop themed Desserts with ROYCE' Fruity and Nutty together with 11 other chocolate enthusiasts!
The Chef in a Hat stole the show!
Chef in a Hat, Brian Chen was absolutely humorous and witty, making everyone feel right at home from the beginning. We were tasked to make two desserts, Chocolate Layer Cake with Strawberry Mousse and Nutty Chocolate Ganache Mini-Torte. Before beginning, we had a good session of ice-breaker and got to know some of the participants a bit. After that, we were quickly sectioned to a group of three before proceeding with the workshop. Check out the Nutty Chocolate Torte recipe at the end of the post.
We had fun, of course!
My team consists of Bianca, Su Yen and myself. Seen here is Bianca having a whipping time of her life with whip cream!
This is Daniel, an auditor who is single but not available (wink!), seriously whipping up his cream.
Our first dessert, the Strawberry Mousse or actually we picked Blueberry instead! Once done, we chilled it and moved on to our next dessert.
The next dessert was a Breeze!
Chop up some dark chocolates, add in sugar & butter. Heat this up over a bain-marie, double boiled method, till everything is melted and combined.
Checking for consistency of the chocolate batter.
Mix in the dry ingredients, fold and voila! The chocolate torte is ready for the oven.
The best part of the workshop!! While our torte was baking and the mousse was chilling, we get to sample coffee or tea by Plan B. and chocolates by ROYCE'.
I simply cannot decide on a favorite because each one was really awesome in its own distinctive flavors and textures.
We cut out our chocolate layer cake and fill up our piping bags with our chilled mousse all ready to pipe.
Here's the fun part… creativity at it's best!
Of course we cannot resist sampling!
In between decorating, we had to make sure the dessert was good… wink!!
Voila… my Chocolate Layer Cake with Blueberry Mousse!
Next, we made a dark and rich chocolate ganache and crushed some nuts!
Drizzled the ganache over the torte that was still warm!
Then Brian showed us another way to glam up our torte by removing the liner and turning it upside down before drizzling sinful ganache over it while finishing up with some crushed nuts.
Prize giving… for the two teams that executed the desserts!
We sure had FUN… making desserts, tasting ROYCE' chocolates and meeting new friends!
2. Start with the cake by melting the dark chocolate, butter and sugar over a bain-marie (double boiler method). Once all melted into a smooth consistency, remove and let it cool a bit.
3. Still a little warm, add in the eggs one by one and stir gently till combine.
4. In another bowl, mix together the ground almonds, breadcrumbs and vanilla. Add in the melted chocolate and egg mixture and combine well.
5. Pour the cake into the paper cups and bake for 35-55 minutes. Certain oven may vary for cooking time so check the cake after 30 minutes. Remove from oven and allow to cool.
6. For the Chocolate ganache, break up the chocolate and place into a large bowl.
7. In a separate pan, bring the double cream and icing sugar to the boil and then pour it over the chocolate. Stir until the chocolate melts and the mixture is smooth. Set aside to cool a little.
8. Gently remove the torte from the paper cup, turn it upside down and trim the base to make it flat. Spread the ganache over the cooled chocolate tortes using a hot palette knife to ensure it is distributed evenly.
9. Garnish beautifully with crushed toasted almonds. Serve and enjoy!
Last but not least, I couldn't resist purchasing a box of Champagne Pierre Mignon Nama Chocolate for some indulgence! It's packed with a cooler bag and even comes with a ribbon upon request.
Sugar overload...but I like! Irresistable! Slurpsss!!!!
<3 this post! Tried their Dark Chocolate before, indeed something unusual.... xD So happy to see all of you having fun there! Such a mirthful event!
I saw your photo on BIG FB page.. looks FUN.


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est un manga de Minami Ozaki. Publié dans le magazine shojo Margaret des éditions Shueisha à partir de 1989, les cinq volumes reliés sortent entre 1990 et 1991. En France, il est publié chez les éditions Tonkam entre 2000 et la fin de 2001.

Histoire
Koji Nanjo est l'une des stars les plus célèbres de tout le Japon. Avec sa magnifique voix et sa beauté extrême, il séduit tous le public. Mais Koji reste un jeune homme insensible, détruit et ne connaît rien à l'amour.

Un soir pluvieux, ivre et étalé dans les poubelles, un jeune homme vient l'aider et le ramène chez lui. Lorsque Koji se réveille, il se trouve dans la maison du jeune Takuto Izumi, un très beau lycéen, mais également un grand prodige du football. Koji saura plus tard qu'Izumi a été son premier amour. En effet, lorsque Koji avait 11 ans, il a vécu le moment le plus bouleversant de toute sa vie: en passant par hasard, il a aperçu un joueur enragé, passionné, aux yeux exprimant tant d'émotions qu'ils ont touché même Koji, qui s'est alors renseigné sur la personne, mais on lui dit qu'Izumi était une fille.

Malgré le fait que l'objet de ces désirs soit un homme, Koji ne peut pas se débarrasser ses sentiments.

L'histoire narre le lourd traumatisme d'Izumi qui a marqué son enfance et les sentiments désespérés de Koji qui dépassent toutes les limites.

Les personnages
Takuto Izumi

Passionné par le football, Izumi ne vit que pour sa passion et pour sa famille. En effet, Izumi est orphelin ; alors qu'il a tout juste 5 ans, sa mère assassine son père sous ses yeux horrifiés. Au-delà du traumatisme qui en a résulté, cet évènement marque Izumi si profondément qu'il ne peut, inconsciemment, ouvrir son cœur à tout amour. L'amour devient pour lui synonyme de meurtre, tout comme sa mère a tué son père par amour. Après avoir séjourné en orphelinat, Takuto, sa jeune sœur Serika Izumi et son jeune frère Yugo Izumi, seront adoptés tous les trois. Malgré le nouveau foyer qui les accueille, Takuto se considèrera toujours comme le seul et unique protecteur de ses frère et sœur, faisant passer le bien-être de sa famille avant tout.

D'un point de vue psychologique, Takuto est un garçon très renfermé ; les gens qui ne le connaissent pas le trouvent timide... Intérieurement, c'est en fait un volcan de passion qui sommeille ! Il ne se sent bien que sur un terrain de foot, où il peut laisser libre cours à toute la rage qu'il contient.

Koji Nanjo

Fils d'une illustre famille de pratiquants du Kendo, Koji laisse tomber sa future carrière toute tracée au sein de la dynastie, ainsi que ses études, pour devenir chanteur... non sans raison.

À l'âge de 11 ans, Koji a vécu le moment le plus bouleversant de sa courte vie ; en passant par hasard à côté d'un terrain de football, il entr'aperçoit un joueur enragé, passionné, aux yeux exprimant tant d'émotions vives que lui-même en est touché. Koji se renseigne sur l'identité de cet enfant, on lui répond qu'il s'agit de Izumi, une fille de 8 ans... Koji reviendra le lendemain, essayer de revoir cette Izumi, en vain. S'ensuivent plusieurs années durant lesquelles le souvenir de cette personne le hante, au point qu'il devient chanteur pour essayer de la retrouver. Au début de Zetsuai, Koji retrouve enfin la fille de ses rêves, sauf qu'il avait été mal renseigné la première fois qu'il l'avait vue ; Izumi est en fait un garçon ! (l'enfant qui l'avait renseigné avait confondu Takuto et Serika).

Bien que l'objet de ses désirs soit un homme, Koji ne peut se débarrasser de cet amour qui l'a animé pendant plusieurs années... le conflit entre son cœur et sa raison le détruit lentement, d'où le titre de ce manga Amour désespéré / Amour absolu.

Katsumi Shibuya

C'est le meilleur ami de Koji, son confident, et son manager. Shibuya Corp. produit les disques de Koji, Katsumi est donc un peu responsable de la carrière de son ami. Il comprend vite les sentiments de Koji envers Izumi et tente de le conseiller au mieux pour éviter que leur situation ne finisse en drame.

Autour de Zetsuai
Zetsuai 1989 a donné lieu à une suite : Bronze ~ Zetsuai since 1989 dont la publication a débuté en 1992, et dont le dernier volume (le quatorzième) est sorti en 2006. Un dernier recueil d'histoires courtes appelé Bronze : The Last Chapter est sorti en 2011.

Autour de cette longue série, on trouve notamment :

OAV 1 "Zetsuai" : Édité par Margaret Vidéo en 1992

OAV 2 "Bronze" : Édité par Shueisha/Victor en 1996

Bronze Cathexis : Vidéo musicale éditée par Margaret Vidéo en 1994

Roman Zetsuai, écrit par Yumi Kusuka, d'après le scénario de Minami Ozaki, en 1997

Bad Blood : Manga dérivé de Zetsuai, un seul tome publié en 1992

Ainsi que plusieurs Art-Books et beaucoup de CD musicaux (le personnage de Koji étant chanteur dans le manga).

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Minami Ozaki
 Bronze Zetsuai

Liens externes
  Kreuz-net (site officiel de Minami Ozaki)
  Shueisha (site officiel de Margaret comics)
 Zetsu's Zetsuai & Bronze Fanpage (multilingue)

Manga paru dans le Margaret
Homosexualité dans le manga
Animation réalisée par Madhouse
Light novel
Original video animation
Série manga
Manga publié par Tonkam
Manga des années 1990

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Absolutely beautiful 22 acre parcel with expansive views for miles. A great place to hike & enjoy the peaceful surroundings! Build that special home on Top of The Hill on this secluded lot with a winding road that leads to the house site at the highest point on the property. From this vantage point you feel like your on top of the world with expansive views in all directions. This parcel is located at the end of a town road, secluded, yet only 10 minutes from the Thruway & about 2 1/2 hrs. from NY City & ;ess than 1/2 Hr. from Albany. Property is surveyed, Will build to suit.


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That's the definitive FPP. Good work, filthy light thief.
Bike EXIF: When the pavement runs out - Vintage Electric's scrambler.
This could make commuting into Santa Fe on the Rail Trail a real blast.
Atlas Obscura: The Dangerous Origins of the Pentathlon, the Only Sport Created for the Olympics.
Just because it has a military genesis, does not mean it should be dropped. How many objects in our daily lives, how many behaviors, are originally 'military'? I so wanted to compete at pentathlon when I was a teen. Didn't have the cash for training.
BBC: Plane crashes into sea at air show.
ArtDaily: 1966 race car project sells for over £80,000, three times its estimate.
The rear ... ug-ly. But I should probably withhold judgment until restoration.
Cyclingnews: Armstrong a 'doper, dealer and liar' says US federal government.
Nothing quite like a government sponsor scorned. Henry Tudor would have his head by now.
Autoweek: Denise McCluggage's 1986 Mille Miglia 1000-mile revival rally coverage.
Oh, Denise. We miss you every day.
FishbowlNY: The Caitlyn Jenner Sports Illustrated Issue Has Arrived.
Less retouching than usual. Like Jennifer Lawrence a couple of months ago, Jenner is flirting with overexposure. Believe me, I've had acquaintances going through trans issues ... but if you want to convince the masses that it's OK or that it's normal ... this isn't the way to go about it. Jenner's affluent. There are many in rural areas who are suffering exponentially more than Jenner ever did, and will never be able to afford the plastic surgery and other aesthetic tweaks associated with her/his transformation. Resembling one's 'correct' gender makes things so much easier.
Cool Tools: Crane Bicycle Bell.
NBC Sports: Investigation shows Alonso's Australia crash impact peaked at 46G.
And he walked away. Amazing.
Youtube: Why is Jesus white? - Muhammad Ali.
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Q: Assign JavaScript function to document element I have the following code:
<script type = "text/javascript">
    function getLocation() {
        if (navigator.geolocation) {
            navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(geofields);
        }
    }

    function geofields() {
        if (document.getElementById('starthere').checked == 1) {
            document.getElementById('start').value = position.coords.latitude + " " + position.coords.longitude;
        } else {
            document.getElementById('start').value = '';
        }
    }
</script>

I want function geofields(){ to display the GeoLocation, changing the value of 'start' element to the coordinates (received from the GetLocation() script), but it is not working with the code above. Any suggestions?

A: You need to add a position parameter to geofields and invoke getLocation (or set it as a handler).
function getLocation() {
    if (navigator.geolocation) {
        navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(geofields);
    }
}

function geofields(position) {
    if (document.getElementById('starthere').checked == 1) {
        document.getElementById('start').value = position.coords.latitude + " " + position.coords.longitude;
    } else {
        document.getElementById('start').value = '';
    }
}

document.addEventListener('load', getLocation);

A: Try placing the function call in the onload property on the body element.
<body onload="getLocation();">

That should ensure the dom has loaded when you execute the function.
Regards.

A: From MDN docs:
navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(function(position) {
  do_something(position.coords.latitude, position.coords.longitude);
});

I seems to me that you're not passing the position param to your geofields function.

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Residents of Cleveland find that many of the local services they rely on are not actually City of Cleveland services. There are numerous local, State and Federal resources outside the city's control. Listed below are some of the more useful ones.


General frequently asked questions about CompactFlash.
1. Are Hitachi and IBM Microdrives or Seagate 1" drives considered CompactFlash?
Yes. Microdrives and similar products conform to the CFII+ specification are usable in any slot that takes Type II CompactFlash. Advantages of rotating media devices are that they are much better priced per megabyte. Disadvantages are that they are somewhat fragile and don't perform as well as high end solid state cards.
2. Is there a industry or standards body for CompactFlash?
Yes, the CompactFlash Association (CFA).
When CompactFlash was first designed, devices and applications didn't really exceed the read-write speeds of the first generation cards. This changed as digital camera resolutions grew, and uses of CompactFlash in embedded systems and other speed dependent devices became common. There are two main factors in how fast a CF card can write and read data. The first is the flash memory cells themselves. The second is the IDE controller chip on the card, which coordinates reads, writes, erasure, error correction, etc. As flash memory and more importantly controllers have gotten faster, CF cards perform much better. Vendors like Lexar Media, Inc. began using a the same speed rating that CD-RW manufacturers use to designate the speed of CD Burners with 1X being a write speed of 150KB/sec. The following is a table of common CompactFlash card write speeds.
When used with devices that have high throughput requirements like high resolution digital cameras, the high speed cards make a significant difference. Typically read speeds are even faster than the rated write speeds. Unless a very high performance factor is necessary, 45X cards currently provide the best performance to price ratio.
3. What are the characteristics of CF cards?
CF cards are available in capacities from 16MB to 12GB. The CF Specification can support capacities up to 137GB.
While many CF applications can operate with low capacity CF cards, higher capacity cards are increasingly used as digital camera resolution rises.
The connector used with CompactFlash is similar to the PCMCIA Card connector, but with 50 pins. Years of field experience in portable devices have proven the reliability and durability of this connector in applications where frequent insertions/ejections of the card are required. Other small form factor flash cards use connector technology that is not reliable or durable.
CompactFlash provides the lowest cost flash storage solution. With the built-in controller, a wide variety of low cost flash technologies can be used. The built-in controller lowers costs further by allowing defective cells to be mapped out, thus increasing flash chip yields and by reducing costs in the host device.
CompactFlash cards are able to withstand extremely rapid increases or decreases in temperature. Industrial version CompactFlash cards are offered with an extended operating temperature range of -40 C to +85 C.
CompactFlash cards have an operating shock rating of 2,000 Gs, which is equivalent to a 10-foot drop. With typical usage, a CompactFlash card can be used for more than 100 years with no loss or deterioration of data.
Typically consuming less than five percent of the power than that required to operate 1.8" and 2.5" disk drives, CF cards run at 3.3V or 5V with a single power supply. This makes them ideal for a range of current and next-generation, small-form factor consumer applications.
Numerous platforms and operation systems support CompactFlash and the PCMCIA-ATA standard, including DOS, Windows 3.x, Windows 95, , Windows 98, Windows CE, Windows 2000, Windows ME, Windows XP, OS/2, Apple System 7, 8, 9 & OS X, Linux and most types of UNIX.
CompactFlash data is protected by built-in dynamic defect management and error correction technologies.


Have you ever wanted to play with ice, but it was just too cold for you to touch? Well, we have found a way to solve this issue using everyday household objects. Yes, we mean hot ice! Often used in handwarmers, this "ice" warms your hands with the same ice texture. This way, you can do the things that were too cold to do before!
~ 1 cup measuring cup for pouring hot solution through filter.
~ 1 large clean cooking spoon for removing samples while boiling.
The first step is the fun part! First, pour all but one cup of the distiled white white vinegar into a 5.5 quart container. One tablespoon at a time, add baking soda to the vinegar. Make sure you don't just dump it in, this will cause it to overflow. Towards about halway through the box, you should notice that the reaction is starting to slow down. At this point you might want to reduce the amount of soda your adding to a teaspoon. When you are putting in the baking soda and it no longer bubbles right away, but bubbles slugglishly as it sinks to the bottom, then it is time to stop. Add the other cup of set aside vinegar into the mixture just so we know we don't have more baking soda than we do vinegar.
The reaction is finished, and now we are left with sodium acetate with leftover acetic acid, so we need to boil it out. Put the solution over medium-high and heat. Now watch it boil. You dont want a violant boil, just a rolling boil. You are trying to reduce the volume of solution, so a happy-medium should be fine. Beware, this isn't terribly fun. After the solution boils down to about half of its starting voume, you will notice a color change. It will turn a distinctive straw color, then gold. As it starts to turn to an amber color, you know that you need to stop.
Turn down the stove to where the solution is being heated, but it's not boiling. Nest six coffee filters together and stick them into your wire mesh strainer. Hold this above your four quart container. Using a one cup measuring cup, pour the hot solution into your "filter" that is being held over your four quart container. Don't pour it too fast, for it could overflow your filter.
Heat the filtered solution until it is at a rolling boil. After it is reduced to about half (Or less if you're not sure), take it off and it's time to make it or break it.
Next, we have to test your solution. With one clean dark dish, fill it with several ice cubes (Or a quarter cup of crushed ice). With the other, pour a sample of the solution into it. Place that dish on top of the ice cube dish. If you did your expirement correctly, crystals will start to form as it cools. This is good and it lets you know that you've done the steps right. If it does not form into crystals, then you probably messed up around step four.
Step 7: It's That Simple!
You now have liquid sodium acetate. Store in a cool place and let it all crystalize. Put into a clear container and it is ready for anything that you need it for. In this case, hot ice!
NOTE: I have found it necessary that you heat the now solid sodium acetate in the microwave so that it is now in a powder form. This makes it easier to work with.
NOTE: Make sure all containers are clean!
Boil distiled water on the stove. Dissolve sodium acetate in water until no more can dissolve. Wait until you start to see crystals build up on the side of the pan. The moment you see this happen, pour the solution into a small container and quickly put a lid on it. Make sure you have the lid all the way on so no heat can escape. Scrape the excess crystals off of the bottom of the pan and place them in a small container as well.
Next, cool in fridge. There is another way that is probably more effective. You can get a container, fill it with ice cubes and water, and set the container in the ice bath. This is quicker, it only takes about ten minutes.
Next, take the container out of the ice bath after ten minutes of cooling. Pick one crystal from what you scraped off of the pan and drop it into the solution. Now sit back and watch. Problem solved.
Did you turn the stove on?
to JillianM3 - why would you write a comment with such a sarcastic tone? My daughter was 11 years old when she asked that question 2 years ago, she was doing a science fair project - so no, she had not taken a basic chemistry class - not even at high school or college level as was still at primary school and everything she has learnt is self taught, so now she could answer that question herself. So no she did not know the importance of distilled water and had probably never heard of it. That is the beauty of this site, learning curves and helpful people, not pompous people who think others should know basics, "Um..." (Lose the attitude and it would have been a pleasant and helpful reply) - that was from my 13 yr old.
i dont get why in another instructable - nerdrage - he just boiled vinegar and baking soda and that is what he used to make hot ice. why have you done that step, then reboiled it with water? confused. also would it work with tap water not distilled?
Um, if you haven't already taken a basic chemistry class (high school or college level) you should know the importance of distilled water, as tap water has many impurities that can adversely effect the reaction. Distilled water has been boiled, evaporated, recollected and filtered to prevent anything bad from happening.
This looks like fun. Any chance you could rotate some of your images and make them all look a bit more uniform? What a great science project!


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U.S. Consumers Lag In Adoption Of Music Phones
While adoption is starting to surge in parts of Asia and Europe, U.S. consumers are far more reluctant to replace their iPods with digital music-ready cell phones.
Almost 20 percent of cell phone users worldwide listen to music on their phones, but that number is only four percent in the U.S., according to a study released by TNS Technology.
The study covered 15 nations and found that, in those countries, 13 percent of cell phone owners said they listened to digital music ont heir phones either every day or at least once a week, with the rest saying they listened less frequently. While the U.S. ranked last among the nations covered in the survey, South Korea ranked first, with 26 percent saying they regularly listened. Hong Kong was second with 23 percent and the U.K. was third with 19 percent.
The market research company said that a separate study the company ran provides indicated little widespread support for listening to music over cell phones in the U.S. That survey found that only about 10 percent of the almost 2000 U.S. users questioned were extremely or highly likely to purchase a cell phone with a built-in digital music player. However, the research firm noted that such phones are just now starting to be available in the U.S.
The study noted that, worldwide, adoption of phones for playing music is being hampered by a lack of memory on the phones and poor sound quality. Another factor was the difficulty of getting the music on the phone, the survey found.
"The TNS study confirms a significant global interest in listening to music using mobile phones, with considerable potential for mobiles to take a greater share of the market in the future," Hanis Harun, Asia Pacific regional director for TNS Technology, said in a statement. "Accessibility is still very much an issue, but usage, intensity and appeal are both high."
He added, however, that prices for wireless downloads remain too high to be widely appealing.


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How the NBA Finals affected the Hawks
No, the Hawks were not in the NBA Finals, but it did affect them heading forward.
By Malik Brown -
Give it up to the Toronto Raptors, your 2019 NBA Champions.
There were many great moments and sad moments in this Finals. The rise of a dynasty, and maybe the end of one as well. The thing is that all of this could somehow affect the Hawks and the other teams in the league. But how?
Most of the top free agents played in this year's Finals. Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard could be a free agent this offseason if he decides to opt out of his contract. Kevin Durant is also a potential free agent if he opts out of his contract with the Golden State Warriors. Klay Thompson will have the decision to re-sign with the Warriors or test the market. The important thing to note with Thompson and Durant is that they suffered injuries in the Finals that could keep them out for the entire next season. How does this affect the Atlanta Hawks?
There was a rumor earlier in the season that Travis Schlenk would go after Thompson in free agency. He fits everything the Hawks are about and he could lift this team into the playoffs instantly. His ability to shoot the ball and defend on the other side of the ball makes him an intriguing free agent. There's just one thing: it may be Warriors or bust for him. They've already said they plan on giving him the full max, so don't expect him to entertain any other teams.
The landscape of the league
With the Raptors winning, this puts them at the top of the Eastern Conference going into next season. If Leonard decides to return, they should be heavy title favorites again. Not saying that there was a chance, but this kicks the Hawks out of any chance for seriously competing for a championship. As you saw this season, the Eastern Conference was open for the taking, so you can't rule out the possibility of the Hawks making noise.
With the Hawks building the top of foundation like the Warriors, could this make things harder for their play style? The Raptors gave the blueprint on stopping the Warriors, but mostly Stephen Curry. Toronto played a box-and-one defense on Curry and threw multiple defenders at him all series, which affected his game most of the time. With the Trae Young and Steph comparisons, would teams start to do the same thing to the Hawks guard?
Malik Brown
Content Creator at Armchair Hawks The Armchair All-Americans, LLC
Mediocrity and heartbreak. That's what your life consists of being an Atlanta sports fan, and I've lived it for years now. The Atlanta Hawks have been labeled as mediocre for 10 years straight. Even when they were one of the best teams in 2015, they were swept by the Cavaliers in the Conference Finals. The Falcons are nothing different. Mediocre enough to get to the playoffs, and then vulnerable enough to break your hearts at the end. I know you watched the Super Bowl. So as an Atlanta fan you're either going to get one or the other. It's sad to say, but I'm numb to it. One day we'll break this curse, the question is when?
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