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Jan 27, 2019 The main objective for 2017 is to promote the tourism sector's contribution to build a better world. An ideal moment to share the vision of building a more responsible and committed tourism sector that can capitalize on its immense potential in terms of economic prosperity, social inclusion, peace and understanding, cultural and environmental preservation.
Jan 13, 2019 Between 2011 and 2016, low-cost airlines have taken 53% of the growth in aerial trade activity in Latin America. The number of passengers increases and new players appear in the market for low cost flights. With the strong growth of the industry in Mexico and Brazil, the opening of the market in Argentina is now added, seeking to solve two historical shortcomings: the lack of connections and the high cost of flights.
Dec 13, 2018 The chatbots are gaining adherents in a wide variety of industries. Especially in tourism, where the trend is to buy everything through the smartphone. The new travel agency "Corre y Vuela" uses one of these chatbots and is the only company in Spanish that is dedicated to the flights sale only through WhatsApp, Facebook, Messenger and Telegram.
Nov 2, 2018 The business of the travel metasearch engines companies is one of the most lucrative in the tourism industry. Through these systems groups such as Priceline and Expedia control 60% of the online agency market globally. Experts believe that the influence of actors such as Trivago, Google, Momondo or TripAvisor on the distribution chain, will increase because they can negotiate better content and conditions while still receiving commissions.
Oct 2, 2018 Lola the mobile application that promises to revolutionize the travel experience using artificial intelligence.
May 2, 2018 The Chinese tourist is one of the most profitable in the world, with US $ 2,500 average spending per trip. They prefer urban, cultural and shopping tourism. They search for a lot of information about the destination before making the trip, use their social networks in the process and try to know the typical dishes of the destination. One of the main difficulties is the lack of information and services available in Chinese language.
Jan 10, 2018 The question is what do you do to make the Chinese client feel at home? To approach this culture and to make the guests of this country comfortable we must attend a series of very particular details. In addition to facilitating communication through the use of the Chinese language in the signs, it is important to know the beliefs and needs that our visitors have.
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Nov 8, 2017 The programmatic purchase makes it possible to access in real time an impression of an online add, that is about to be shown, to integrate the available information about the user who will see it and the website on which it will appear, and to take at that same moment the decision to buy or not that add impression.
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Apr 29, 2017 China, whose growth engine has remained close to 8 percent a year for decades, is also the number one tourist issuer since 2011. In 2016 about 131 million Chinese made tourism in the world. At a growth rate of 20% annually, it is expected that between 2017 and 2020, about 1 billion tourists traveling outside of China.
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Feb 4, 2016 Africa is a powerhouse of natural resources, always tied to the exotic and the adventure. Certainly it has a huge potential for tourism development, and in this area there is much to be done.
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Ford Reveals 5 Fleets for TfL PHEV Pilot, Launches Closed-Loop Aluminum Recycling System
Published 2 years ago. About a 5 minute read.
Ford continues its push to be a global leader in electric vehicles and sustainability with two new announcements.
Earlier this year, Ford announced a new multi-million-dollar pilot project in partnership with Transport for London (TfL) to reduce emissions and improve air quality in London through the use of plug-in hybrid (PHEV) transit custom vans that run solely on electric power. The automaker has now revealed the five fleets that will be participating in the program.
The Ford Transit Custom plug-in hybrid van pilot program is part of a $4.5 billion Ford investment along with the introduction of 13 new electric vehicles globally over the next five years to give customers greater capability, productivity and performance. The plans are part of Ford's expansion to be an auto and mobility company, as well as a leader in electric and self-driving vehicles and new mobility solutions.
The project is designed to explore how lower-emission plug-in hybrid electric vans could support cleaner air targets, while boosting productivity for operators in urban conditions — the toughest working environment for commercial vehicles. Its arrival is timely — air pollution poses a serious problem for London and the capital city surpassed its 2017 air pollution limit just days into the new year.
The program features a 12-month pilot of 20 new Ford Transit Custom plug-in hybrid vans that reduce emissions by running on electric power for the majority of inner city trips. Equipped with range extenders, the fleet is not limited by battery range, making them capable of the longer journeys that may be required by businesses and police and emergency vehicle services.
The participating fleets represent a cross-section of city-based businesses that will integrate the vans into their day-to-day operations, including the Metropolitan Police with two Transit Custom PHEVs — one marked for second response to traffic accidents and one unmarked as a forensic support unit. In addition, TfL will use three of the vans for freight duties.
The five confirmed fleets include:
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The vans will collect data on the vehicles' financial, operational and environmental performance using a Ford telematics system to help understand how the benefits of electric vehicles can be maximized.
"Over the past 50 years, the Ford Transit has been the UK's favorite commercial vehicle. Our customers have always been at the center of our development, so working directly with our fleets is vital in delivering an electrified CV that adds value to the many different businesses going in and out of our cities every day," said Andy Barratt, Chairman and Managing Director of Ford of Britain.
The program will launch this fall with support from Transport for London and the UK government-funded Advanced Propulsion Center. The automaker plans to introduce the vans to market in 2019.
Meanwhile, three Ford factories in the US have introduced an expansive closed-loop recycling system that enables the company to reduce waste, save energy and improve sustainability. Ford is now saving enough recycled high-strength military-grade aluminum alloy — approximately five million pounds a week — to build 51 commercial jetliners or more than 37,000 new F-Series truck bodies a month.
According to the Aluminum Association, reprocessing aluminum scrap uses one-tenth the energy required to make new aluminum. The organization estimates that because of how cost effective it is to recycle aluminum, 75 percent of all aluminum produced is still in use today.
"Not only does this make sound business sense, it's helping Ford reduce its environmental impact," said Chip Conrad, a Ford stamping engineer and lead on the development of the automaker's closed-loop recycling system.
The automaker first explored a closed-loop recycling system for aluminum back in 2015, when it partnered with Novelis — the largest global producer of rolled aluminum products. The collaboration saw a shift in Ford's Dearborn manufacturing facility from steel to lightweight aluminum and the construction of new automotive aluminum production lines and recycling infrastructure at Novelis to process the return scrap. The partners additionally worked together on vehicle designs that allow for higher amounts of recycled aluminum content.
Developed at the Dearborn Stamping Plant and now in place in Kentucky Truck and Buffalo Stamping, the closed-loop recycling system is powered by an automated vacuum system and more than two miles of tubes crisscrossing the plants. As doors and fenders are stamped into shape, scrap material is shredded into chips, roughly the size of a dollar bill, which get sucked into the system and routed via a series of computer-controlled gates to a multi-ton pile in the back of a semi.
"Our ability to recycle leads to improved fuel economy and capability for our truck customers. And it helps us build more affordable, high-performing, efficient trucks."
As Ford expands the use of aluminum in its product lineup, closed-loop recycling systems will be essential to the long-term viability of lightweight materials and meeting overall sustainability targets.
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In other words, a large player wants more than your products and merely copying your style isn't going to satisfy them. They want your retail distribution too because it's the only way they can grow. To get both, they'll have to buy you out. I think a lot of young designers lose sight of this. They get all worked up over a given style or two -focusing on a tree or two- when they should be nurturing the health of their forest because that's what a buyer will care about. Another way to look at it is that if nobody is copying you, you probably don't have anything anybody wants. But I digress, the article highlights an intriguing new trend in the industry. Specifically, that the price of buy outs is at an all time high.
Indeed, the old rule was that if a company had, for example, $40 million in revenues, the selling price was often in that ballpark. But the Sage Group has found that if a label has strong brand recognition and the legs to expand internationally and into other categories, big apparel companies looking for an infusion of newness and high profit margins are willing to gobble up these fledgling businesses at premium values.
To whit, the deal maker Sage LLC has upped the ante, selling Earl Jean Inc with annual revenues of $30 million for an unheard of price of $86 million.
Sage's success, however, is causing ripples through the apparel mergers and acquisitions industry because deal makers are under pressure to find top dollar for their clients. "Sage is really killing my business because now all my clients are asking for higher values on their companies," said one Los Angeles acquisition expert, who asked not to be identified.
In some respects, this reminds me of the overheated housing market which has since deflated with no end in sight. If you're wondering what could be driving the upsurge in the valuations of new brands, I think it is most likely aligned to the continuing consolidation of retail operations such as the recent Federated Department Stores' acquisition of May Co last year. Now manufacturers only have one customer where they once had two (the one customer is not buying as much as the two once had). In this light, it makes sense the larger players are looking to expand by buying new brands who have their own stable of retail customers.
In summary, it's not your styles that they want but your customers. Keep your eye on the big picture, assuming that's where you want to go. Miracle knows people who go out and start brands just for the purposes of acquisition. They make a pile and then they start up another brand which they intend to sell. A lot of times, they buy an even smaller DE concern from which to jump start.


Slice the pumpkin into rounds, removing the stem, seeds and peel.
Weigh the raw pumpkin in order to determine the amount of sugar required.
Dice the pumpkin into approximately 1 inch [2½cm] pieces.
Place in a heavy bottomed saucepan.
Allow to stew in its own juice over very low heat.
Stir occasionally to prevent the pumpkin burning and sticking to the bottom of the pan.
When the pumpkin becomes extremely soft, remove from the heat and drain of the excess fluid.
Reheat gently for 10 minutes.
Let the pumpkin mixture cool and then stir in the raisins, grated coconut and mixed nuts.
Pour the Pumpkin and Nut Pudding into serving bowls and serve.
I am sure your family and/or guests will enjoy this Egyptian variation of Pumpkin Pudding.


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Pandemic just the latest hurdle to be cleared for local Petes prospect
If the average OHL fan is more than a tad frustrated with the lack of progress in seeing the 2020-2021 season come to fruition, try being in the shoes of Josh Kavanagh.
A fifth round pick of the Peterborough Petes in April of 2019, the smooth-skating local blueliner enjoyed what many would term a better than average developmental year as a 16 year-old.
Signed on primarily to play with the Peterborough U18 AAA Petes last winter, Kavanagh shone, particularly in an offensive role, earning himself an eight game audition with the big club. All of which, under normal circumstances, would have one of four brothers in the Valley East based family just chomping at the bit, ready to make the jump to major junior on a full-time basis this past September.
"I didn't think I would be home this long," said Kavanagh, completing home workouts during the province-wide holiday lockdown. "I worked really hard to try and get to the first (OHL) deadline in August and worked hard to get to the next one in November. Now, it's just at the point where it's so long."
Thankfully, Kavanagh is not unaccustomed to hitting a bump in the road.
As a member of a very impressive 2003-collection of local talent, the 6'1" prospect had to deal with a broken wrist, smack dab in the middle of when he should have been showcasing himself to rinks full of scouts. "I was out for two months, missed a lot of big tournaments," said Kavanagh.
"I tried to play in the Marlies tournament and that didn't go well. There was a lot of stress, just because I saw myself as a good defenceman who could go well in the draft."
Where some may have felt beaten down, Kavanagh re-emerged with conviction, blessed with an inner confidence in his ability to take that next step. "I finally decided that no matter what round I went in, I was going to prove to that team that I was well worth the pick."
It didn't take long for the Petes to realize what they had. Along with fellow prospects Cole Patey and goaltender Michael Simpson, Kavanagh was practicing, pretty much daily, with the OHL crew last year. "We were on the ice with them every morning before school," noted the long-time member of the Nickel City Sons organization.
"We had kind of the same schedule as them; we just weren't playing (OHL) games. It was still great to be exposed to how they play, all of their systems. Last year was really about learning what they (the Petes) do, and how hard the OHL is, how much quicker it is, how much faster it is."
"Coming into this year, I was more prepared - I know what it's like."
What he did not know, much like the rest of the world, is that a full nine months after the cancellation of the first professional sporting events began, fans of junior hockey still had very little sense of normalcy.
Taking advantage of the opportunity to at least get on-ice workouts in during the fall with the Espanola Express, Kavanagh would decide to stay with the team when the NOJHL unveiled their COVID-compliant schedule, establishing an array of two team mini-series that featured no intentional body checking.
"I decided to join, just to get some hockey in and make sure that I still have a feel for the game," he said. And much as he did in his draft year, Kavanagh is making the best of a less than ideal situation. He is keenly aware of exactly what parts of his game require his undivided attention.
"I'm not the best player in the defensive zone," he said. "I know that and so do the Petes. We worked really hard on that last year and this year, playing with Espanola, I am still trying to get better in the D zone. I'm working on that and it's coming along pretty well."
In fact, while the scenario might be different, the approach that Kavanagh is using is not all that dissimilar to the manner in which he has always tried to tackle his hockey development. "I watch a lot of hockey, try and look for little things, put extra time in after practice. I think that's the biggest and most important time that we have in the week, to work on things that you need to work on, maybe little in tight things, things that can help me a lot."
"Taking the extra time to work on things that will benefit your game tends to make things go well."
And while it would be easy enough to sulk over a half-season lost to the unwelcomed virus, Kavanagh maintains a very healthy perspective, right down to an appreciation for the new man behind the bench in Espanola.
"Our coach (Brent Hughes) is a really tough coach," acknowledged Kavanagh. "He knows the Peterborough guys well, so he's on me pretty hard. I think the biggest thing I can take from this is having him here to watch me, to prepare me for the OHL. Sure, there is no hitting and not as many battles in the corner, but there is a lot of time with the puck."
"I am just trying to make sure my passes are hard and that I get them off quick, because I won't have that much time when I get to the OHL. I'm working on my quick feet, helping me to get out of situations with puck battles. I don't have the hardest shot, but just making sure that you get pucks through is so important, at any level."
"It's about really focusing on making those smart plays, not just chipping the puck outside the zone, but making that first pass instead of just throwing it out."
Where many a northern draftee has felt absolutely compelled to head south in search of better competition, Kavanagh sees a larger picture at hand. "To me, the only thing that really matters when you are playing at any level is having the chance to play a lot of minutes," he said, noting yet another positive takeaway from the Espanola experience.
"I would play on any team, it doesn't matter where, as long as I am getting a lot of minutes, a lot of exposure. I don't want to play on the best team but only play five minutes a game and not have any exposure to the OHL."
This off-ice maturity, combined with the improvements they are seeing in his on-ice production, is undoubtedly part of the reason why the Petes remain hands-on with Kavanagh's development.
"The general manager (Michael Oke) has (on-line) meetings with us every Thursday, just to keep us in the loop," said Kavanagh. "But the defensive coach also reaches out to me quite often, just checking in to see how I am, which is really awesome. Even last year, when I wasn't actually part of the team but was still really close, they had a lot of one on one meetings, just to make sure that I am doing the right things."
Things like remaining patient, focused on the long game, even when the light at the end of the tunnel may not yet be clearly in sight. At least not quite yet.


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After spearheading the DBS Marina Regatta in 2012, DBS brought it back with a bang once again this year. Held at the Waterfront Promenade at Marina Bay over two weekends, this year's event was even bigger and better. There was a 50 percent increase in participation in the two-day international dragon-boat competition held on the 17th and 18th of May, which included teams from around the region.
Thrown in to spice up the event was the Bay Festival that happened a week after on the 24th and 25th of May. The festival gave the public opportunities to participate in water activities like paddling, canoeing, kayaking and sailing. With tons of activities catered to both the young and old, it was no surprise to see families brave the heat and come together at the registration tents to sign up for these activities. The amusement laid in the process of choosing the activities as most parents exasperatedly gave in to their children's choices. There were age limits imposed for certain activities to ensure safety. Especially in the case for kayaking, the age limit was seven and above because it only involved two people at a time in each kayak.
Laughing, their parents interjected that they had chosen dragon-boat because it was a team sport, which was good for family bonding.
Dotting alongside the waters were booths filled with other interesting activities like archery, art and crafts, Kinect and circus acts. The children could not have been happier experiencing the circus acts.
Families who were feeling peckish could count on the different snack booths around. Selling ice-cream and benefiting well from the sweltering heat was "8 Fahrenheit", whose beneficiaries were financially disadvantaged students.
Happening at the Bay Festival was also the invitational dragon-boat races, symbolic of an Asian culture that has stemmed from traditional times to the modern era where its popularity is undeniable with a steady increase in participation and adoption as a South East Asian Games sport.
Team from the Breast Cancer Foundation showed their support in uniform pink outfits (photo by Lee Jingyi/VOXSPORTS).
The participants at the Bay Festival recognized all that there was to this growing sport. There was a slight sense of competition in every race; even if the intended purpose was to have fun, tension could still be felt in the air as over 50 dragon-boat teams from various secondary schools and community groups gave their best shot in the races. Interesting enough was a team from the breast cancer foundation who showed their support in uniform pink outfits.
The end of the festival was marked by the electrical performances by popular local acts like Electrico, Jack and Rai, and Jessica Soo. The Bay Festival not only involved sports participation among the communities, but also provided a platform for local talents to showcase themselves. With such holistic programmes laid out for the festival this year, participants can only anticipate what would be on the menu for next year's DBS Marina Regatta.


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In F#, you can't overload a let-bound function, and whilst it's a hindrance sometimes you can generally work around it easily enough since you can still overload members of a class. All you need to do is to wrap the module and constituent functions into a class and overload the class members instead.
This is where multi-arity functions come in in Clojure (an arity is simply the number of arguments that a function can take).
As you've probably noticed, it's possible for one overload to call another, so you can use this technique to set default argument values as shown above. On its own, that's not very interesting, and an effect that can be easily replicated in F# using a combination of optional parameters and the built-in defaultArg function with class members, even without resorting to overloading (again, this is sadly only supported with class members and not functions..).
What is definitely more interesting is Clojure's support for variadic functions – functions with infinite arity.
As you can see, the arguments "Darryl", "Deepu" and "Tom" has been packed into the argument rest in the function definition and printed as a list (Clojure's lists are enclosed in parentheses ( ) just like its function invocations). If you come from a .Net background then this behaviour should be familiar to you, because that is how parameter arrays works in .Net.
So what's so special about variadic functions in Clojure then?
Notice that the arguments "Darryl", "Deepu" and "Tom" are no longer treated as a list but as individual arguments to the print function, pretty neat. This SO answer also sheds some more light on why variadic functions exist in Clojure with some interesting examples and idiomatic use of this type of functions.


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package com.fishercoder.solutions;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

public class _1431 {
    public static class Solution1 {
        public List<Boolean> kidsWithCandies(int[] candies, int extraCandies) {
            int max = 0;
            for (int i : candies) {
                max = Math.max(max, i);
            }
            List<Boolean> result = new ArrayList<>();
            for (int i = 0; i < candies.length; i++) {
                if (candies[i] + extraCandies >= max) {
                    result.add(true);
                } else {
                    result.add(false);
                }
            }
            return result;
        }
    }
}

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Beauty, Black Women, BPL Talks, Women of Colour
BPL Talks… The Black Woman's Body – A Beauty To Behold?
by beautypulseLONDON • October 21, 2014 • 4 Comments
I kept schtum during the Olympics.
I had not commented during numerous Wimbledon matches.
After all, the extreme trolling that Serena Williams experiences EVERY TIME she steps on to the tennis court – the intense disparaging of her body AND her hair, her having to be subjected to being called a 'man', a 'monkey', a 'baboon', a 'hippo', or that her hair is 'wild', 'unruly' and an 'afro mess' (yes – I have seen all such 'descriptors' in the social media sphere) – was down to a number of ignorant human beings who could not and would not see past her ethnicity, despite her being one of the most successful female tennis player of all time.
But when an International Olympic Committee Official and Tennis Federation President describes Serena and her sister Venus as the 'Williams brothers', I had to respond.
The Williams Sisters.
SISTERS.
Venus and Serena Williams. Hamptons Magazine 2011
In case you have missed this story, Serena Williams took Shamil Tarpishchev to task for using "extremely sexist, racist and bullying" comments after the Russian Tennis Federation (RTF) president made the above statement on Russian State Television last Friday. The WTA (Women's Tennis Association) took swift action and he was fined $25,000 (£15,500) and he has been disqualified from working in an organisational capacity for a year. However according to the Guardian, the IOC (International Olympic Committee) are yet to decide whether to impose any sanction of its own, with a spokesman saying: "The IOC will directly contact Mr Tarpischev to ask him for a full explanation of his comments."
Ummmmm…..
I shared the story via social media and someone commented that they could see how Tarpishchev's comment was sexist…but was it racist, as Serena stated, as well?
I believe that even though the crass statement was blatantly sexist, it emanated from a contempt for the sisters based upon their race.
This is a text book case of Intersectionality.
This feminist sociological theory was first named by Kimberlé Crenshaw in 1989. The theory suggests that — and seeks to examine how — various biological, social and cultural categories such as gender, race, class and other axes of identity interact on multiple and often simultaneous levels, contributing to systematic injustice and social inequality.
Both the Williams sisters' gender and race elicit the barrage of negativity that they constantly face.
Intersection theory can be defined as "the interplay of race, class, and gender, often resulting in multiple dimensions of disadvantage" (source).
Well, what disadvantages has Serena Williams faced? After all, she has ascended to the pinnacle of her career and has amassed millions of dollars whilst doing so has she not?
Despite her winning form, her prize money is far from the sum total of her earnings. For the period between June last year and this year, Williams' $11 million in prize money was matched by the same amount in endorsements from deals with the likes of Nike and Wilson. Yet, for all her dominance in the best rewarded women's sport, Williams is NOT the best-paid female tennis athlete. Indeed, she falls behind her blonde, lean, tennis peer Maria Sharapova when it comes to off-court revenue.
One of Sharapova's many endorsements.
Serena has beaten Sharapova on 15 straight occasions on the court, but Williams's endorsement earnings are just half that of Sharapova's $22 million (source).
In this case the winner does not take it all. It is clear that Sharapova's outer appearance trumps Sererna's athletic prowess when it comes to signing those endorsement deals! The mainstream media and business executives have decided that Serena's aesthetic will not sell products – her skin tone and figure has put her at a disadvantage.
She didn't even get featured in the Wimbledon sponsor Evian's recent 'Live Young' campaign!!
No Serena??
Now that is an affront!
This scenario hits so close to home because Serena's body looks like my body (OK, OK, sans the six pack!).
Hips. Thighs. Prominent curves. Chocolate skin.
When I look at Serena I see a version of myself and I know that this is the case for many, many other Black women. Serena's shape is the reflection of the statuesque beauty of the black women – and yes, it is honed and toned – but it is her body that earns her her living, it needs to be optimised to perform at its best.
You don't have to like it – but DO NOT disrespect it just because it doesn't fit your ideal. I look forward to the day when meritocracy will truly prevail…there is a lot of work to do – but it is important to keep striving!
Anyways…I ADORE Serena's body! She has curves in ALL the right places…and I am not alone!
Yes GAWD!
I salute Serena for calling out the racial element of the comment, it is important that it does not get sidelined!
Oh and here is one of her latest endorsement deals for Beats by Dre!
Keep reigning Queen Serena!
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Thanks so much for reading and for your comments! I really appreciate it!
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Gail Tavill, vice president, sustainable development, Conagra Brands.
Awards are given to the most breakthrough projects in each area along with an overall Award of Excellence. There is also a People's Choice Award in which all Conagra employees vote for their favorite project. Winning facilities receive a $5,000 grant from the Conagra Brands Foundation for sustainability-focused public service projects in their community.
Hosted at the company's Omaha campus, this year's Sustainable Development Awards brought together representatives from more than 30 Conagra facilities so employees could share best practices and celebrate the work they are doing to collectively make a difference.
Conagra Brands, Inc. (NYSE: CAG), headquartered in Chicago, is one of North America's leading branded food companies. Guided by an entrepreneurial spirit, Conagra Brands combines a rich heritage of making great food with a sharpened focus on innovation. The company's portfolio is evolving to satisfy people's changing food preferences. Conagra's iconic brands, such as Marie Callender's®, Reddi-wip®, Hunt's®, Healthy Choice®, Slim Jim® and Orville Redenbacher's®, as well as emerging brands, including Alexia®, Blake's® and Frontera®, offer choices for every occasion. With an ongoing commitment to corporate citizenship, Conagra Brands has been named to the Dow Jones Sustainability™ North America Index for six consecutive years. For more information, visit www.conagrabrands.com.


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Darío Vilas Couselo (Vigo, 1979) es un escritor, profesor de escritura creativa y guionista español que cultiva el género fantástico y el realismo sucio, el cual combina con la literatura de terror.

Ha colaborado con sellos como 23 Escalones (coordinando la colección Pulp Ficción) o Dolmen Editorial; con este último publicó en 2011 su novela Instinto de superviviente que fue finalista de los Premios Scifiworld 2012, y Lantana: donde nace el instinto en 2012. Su novela La leyenda del Babujal, un drama con tintes de misterio ambientado en tres etapas de la historia española reciente, fue publicada por Triskel Ediciones en el mes de marzo de 2019. Se trata de una nueva edición revisada de la novela publicada por Stella Maris a finales de 2016, obra que no llegó a distribuirse a librerías debido al inesperado cese de actividad de la editorial.

Asimismo, fue el creador de las webs culturales Horror Hispano y Cultura Hache, ambas centradas en la obra de autores nacionales, así como impulsor de varios premios y certámenes literarios. Habitualmente, colabora con publicaciones especializadas como la revista Scifiworld o la web OcioZero.

En 2014 ganó el Premio Nocte a la Mejor Novela de Terror Nacional publicada en 2013, con El hombre que nunca sacrificaba las gallinas viejas.

A finales de 2017 impulsó en Vigo el proyecto cultural Librinde, que culminó con la apertura, a principios del año siguiente, de la tienda, y espacio cultural, homónima. Librinde se caracteriza por tener un modelo de negocio diferente al de las librerías tradicionales, ya que la mayor parte del stock no se encuentra en las grandes cadenas de ocio y cultura, proviene directamente de editoriales y autores independientes. También introdujo la figura del Cazalibros, una opción mediante la cual los compradores solicitan títulos difíciles de conseguir, descatalogados o de coleccionista, con un presupuesto máximo fijado de antemano, y desde Librinde se encargan de conseguir el artículo. Por otra parte, Librinde alberga eventos y cursos relacionados con la literatura y otras disciplinas creativas.

En 2019 fundó el sello editorial Mentiras Necesarias, en colaboración con la editorial Saco de Huesos, con el que publicó hasta la fecha tres libros: La oración del sepulturero (continuación de El hombre que nunca sacrificaba las gallinas viejas), La pena y la nada bajo un cielo color caramelo (bolsilibro con dos relatos de ciencia ficción) y Buenos días, quarantiners: el humor como terapia de grupo (publicación de humor).

Obra

Publicaciones en solitario
 Por todas mis muertas, Editorial Base, noviembre de 2021.
 Lantana: donde nace el instinto (revisada y ampliada), edición de bolsillo, Mentiras Necesarias, 2021
 Instinto de superviviente (revisada y ampliada), edición de bolsillo, Mentiras Necesarias, 2021
 Buenos días, quarantiners: el humor como terapia de grupo, Mentiras Necesarias en colaboración con Saco de Huesos Ediciones, junio de 2020.
 La pena y la nada bajo un cielo color caramelo, Mentiras Necesarias en colaboración con Saco de Huesos Ediciones, enero de 2020 (edición en formato bolsillo).
 La oración del sepulturero, Mentiras Necesarias en colaboración con Saco de Huesos Ediciones, septiembre de 2019 (edición especial en cartoné, limitada y numerada).
 La leyenda del Babujal, Triskel Ediciones, marzo de 2019 (nueva edición de la obra publicada por Stella Maris, con cambio de título).
 Reír en tu funeral, novela corta publicada por Cazador de Ratas Editorial en junio de 2018. Forma parte, junto con otra novelita de extensión similar firmada por Ignacio Cid Hermoso (Y bailar sobre tu tumba) de un díptico disfuncional de terror alegórico.
 El hombre que nunca sacrificaba las gallinas viejas + Simetrías, reedición a cargo de Cazador de Ratas Editorial, septiembre de 2017.
 Babujal, Editorial Stella Maris, noviembre de 2016.
 Cacahuete, Editorial Base, marzo de 2016
 El tiempo como enemigo, Editorial Base, junio de 2015
 Absurdario, Editorial Sven Jorgensen, septiembre de 2014
 El hombre que nunca sacrificaba las gallinas viejas, Tyrannosaurus Books, 2013
 Lantana: donde nace el instinto, Dolmen Editorial, 2012
 Instinto de superviviente, Dolmen Editorial, 2011
 Piezas desequilibradas, 23 Escalones, 2011

Antologías de relatos compartidas
 Girando en Simetría, Tyrannosaurus Books, 2015
 Tiempos Oscuros Nº3, miNatura, 2014
 Invasores de mundos (Crónicas del Cosmos Vol.1), Corazón Literario, 2014
 Body Shots, Dolmen Editorial, 2013
 Peta Z. No mezclar con refresco de cola, Sportula, 2013
 Fantasmagoria, Tombooktu, 2013
 Antología Z Vol. 6, Dolmen Editorial, 2012
 Ilusionaria, Dibbuks, 2011
 Antología Z Vol. 4: Zombimaquia, Dolmen Editorial, 2011
 Calabazas en el trastero: Monstruos de cine, Saco de Huesos Ediciones, 2011
 Calabazas en el trastero: Peste, Saco de Huesos Ediciones, 2010
 Su universo a través, DH Ediciones, 2010
 Calabazas en el trastero: Terror Oriental, Saco de Huesos Ediciones, 2011
 Déjame salir, Editorial Círculo Rojo, 2009
 Imperfecta Simetría, Editorial Círculo Rojo, 2009 (coescrito con Rafa Rubio)
 11, El País Literario, 2007

Guiones de cine
 Voluntad bajo cero, guion coescrito con Santiago Ruiz Mesa. Basado en el relato homónimo del autor incluido en el libro Piezas desequilibradas.
 MOM, guion coescrito con Ferran Brooks (director) y Juan De Dios Garduño. Inspirado en su relato "Se hizo justicia". El cortometraje se estrenó el 13 de noviembre de 2016 en el Festival Catacumba de Godella.

Premios

 Premio Nocte 2014 a la mejor Novela Nacional de Terror, por El hombre que nunca sacrifica las gallinas viejas
 Premio Pandemia 2013 a la mejor Antología de Relatos, como coordinador y coautor del tomo Antología Z. Volumen 6
 Premio Nosferatu 2012 al mejor relato de la antología Calabazas en el trastero: terror oriental, por el relato "Orgullo de padre"

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 [http://www.abc.es/agencias/noticia.asp?noticia=1709670 Noticia de la concesión del Premio Nocte en ABC]
 Web oficial del autor
 Creación del sub-género h-horror
 Artículo en el Faro de Vigo

Escritores de España del siglo XXI
Escritores de terror de España
Nacidos en Vigo

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The Imagitoons Zoo was all set to expand...and then we had a set back. It seems someone let an Alien Queen loose, and now we're having a bit of a problem with having Alien eggs in the zoo. The Aliens have gotten to several of our creatures and now there are Alien versions of them running around our zoo - not the best situation for visitors (but potential plot of Alien 5). As we capture the Aliens I'll be sure to get pictures of them up.


Lia, a troubled urban teen, is sent to live with her estranged grandmother in the arctic. Desperate for a better life, she escapes by boat into a river leading her into the harsh wilderness. Here she meets Alfred, a solitary hunter, who reluctantly takes her under his wing, exposing her to an unfamiliar world of danger and vulnerability. When Alfred is severely wounded in a bear attack, their roles reverse and Lia must fight to save both of their lives.
The Sun At Midnight is a misfit adventure that juxtaposes the intimacy of a struggling relationship with the enormity of the arctic landscape.


Hip hooray, the winner for the Moomin giveway has been picked! I used the ever-so-trusty random.org, and it did choose (between 1-17) number 8, SNOWBIRD!
Congratulations, snowbird, and please contact me Handmadebymia at gmail.com for your shipping details, and I will be mailing you a happy Moomins-parcel asap!
It's been on my mind since I wrote about the new Moomins in January and again a week ago: To share some of them with you guys! I wish I could send one of those new mugs to one of you, but I am just too afraid that it'll arrive in pieces, and that wouldn't be fun for you or me. So for a while I've been looking for those new Tove100-items (here's the link to a cool e-booklet of Tove Jansson's life in English) wishing to find something that I could safely send anywhere, and it finally hit me last week!
Just leave a comment to this, today's post, and if you wish, you can share some thoughts of Moomins if you happen to have any, but leaving a comment with some sort of name/way to recognize you should you be the winner is enough. I will pick (randomly) one winner on Sunday, March 30th, and ship the happy Moomins-lot anywhere on the following day. Everyone's welcome to participate! Best of luck, all!
Oh my, She'll be ever so ready for the spring, don't you think?
And that bag should take in everything and some - the older a lady gets, the bigger the bag (sorry, Sis)!
Lovely Monday to you all!
Oh yes, it's a little bunny holding an Easter egg! How about the other baskets?
Hello sweetie! Pretty tulips, a whole bunch!
This week is an official Winter Holiday (skiing holiday we call it here) in my area, and while the skiing itself is out of the question (not enough snow believe it or not) with rainy, + degrees weather and bare land, other fun and exciting activities have been found.
I also gathered yet an another year *sigh* but it was worth getting older as I've been spoiled with flowers, cards, presents and happy visitors. We had chocolate mudcake (some of us had sweet potato-mash and cucumber) and other favorites. Mr. Postman has delivered happy parcels all week (the best way to celebrate: a whole week!), thank you sweet people all over the world!
I've also read (library-borrowed) magazines for new inspiration and bought some springly-colored wool, and wish to show new things to you soon. And the cherry on the cake: tomorrow is the International Women's Day and my dear sister has offered to treat me, our mom and my princess-niece with coffee and buns (cucumber for some) in a lovely coffee-shop. What a wonderful week - I could get used to all this! How's your week been?
Happy Friday, and sunny weekend soon too!


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Premiere Date Reminders, A Few Cancelled Shows and a Cancelled Network!
Today's tidbits include news from CNBC, The Food Network, HGTV, Hulu & Marvel, Netflix, Pivot TV, the Sundance Channel, and USA network.
AMC: Halt and Catch Fire season three premieres on Aug. 23 with a two-hour episode.
CNBC: The Profit's season four premieres on Tuesday, Aug. 23.
Lebron James' Cleveland Hustle premieres Wednesday, Aug. 24.
Bering Sea Gold returns to Discovery on Friday, August 26!
E! has gone ahead and cancelled I Am Cait, a docuseries focused on Caitlin Jenner.
Food Network renewed Paul Hollywood City Bakes for a second season.
HGTV Renewed Masters of Flip for a second season.
Hulu: Marvel and Hulu are getting together to bring the cult fave comic book series Runaways to streaming. The show follows six teenagers who don't really like each other but they must unite against a common problem, their parents.
The comic series had a story arc written by Joss Whedon, and being in the Marvel universe, of course, the kids have powers of one degree or another.
The Runaways on Amazon
Netflix ordered a second season of Last Chance U.
Pivot: Human Resources third season premieres on August 26th.
On a sadder note, Pivot looks to be shutting down by the end of the year. Participant Media, who owns Pivot, said in a press release,
"As the media landscape changes, we have been evaluating how we fulfill our mission to entertain and inspire social action around the world's most pressing issues. That process has led us to the decision to move away from owning and operating a cable network. While this conclusion was not an easy one, it is ultimately in the best interest of all our stakeholders, and allows us to allocate more resources toward the production of compelling content across all platforms."
Which means that the fascinatingly good series, Fortitude, will be going by the wayside with it. That sucks!
Below is a trailer for the show, when it aired on a different network.
{https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqpH9NmmQPE}
-Here's the teaser for season two, which, by all accounts, looking at the dates, probably won't be happening now...
{https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciM9uLKg950}
Fortitude on Amazon
Sundance TV: Italy's #1 TV series Gomorrah premieres on Wednesday, Aug 24
USA has renewed Mr. Robot for a third season.
Is that crazy news, that Thomas Gibson got so upset that he kicked a member of the creative team, to the point of getting himself fired from the show? Dang!
Also in the latest set of Marvel movie updates, it would seem that Natalie Portman is done with the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Not by anything negative, but rather, that she has no role in the upcoming Thor: Ragnarock nor has she heard anything about being in any of the upcoming Avengers movies.
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Hanumantia is an island in Madhya Pradesh. It is developed and managed by Madhya Pradesh (MP) Tourism Development Corporation. The island was named after its name in a local village which is located in the Khandwa district. Hanumantia also hosts large water carnivals for adventure seekers.

Transport

The nearest airport is Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport and located in the Indore district. It is 150 km from the island. The nearest railway station is located in the  Khandwa district and 50 km from the island. The road can be reached by way of Khandwa or Indore.

Weather

Three major weather conditions can be experienced on the island. In the month of November, the cold begins, which remains till March. During the winter, the average temperature in the morning is 5 °C and the mean temperature in the afternoon is 15 °C. The summer starts in April and lasts until June. At this time the average temperature is around 45 °C (during the day) and 24 °C after sunset. The island's monsoon season starts in July ending in October.

Water festival

The water festival was organized for the first time from 12 to 21 February 2016. During the festival, many activities were organized by the tourism department, such as kite flying, volleyball, campfire, star gazing, cycling, paratroaring, parasailing, hot air balloon and bird watching.

References

 https://web.archive.org/web/20161216021426/http://www.madhya-pradesh-tourism.com/leisure/dams/hanumantiya-island.html
 https://web.archive.org/web/20161120135615/http://www.jalmahotsav.com/
 https://web.archive.org/web/20170507235919/http://jalmahotsav.hanumantiyatapu.com/

Geography of Madhya Pradesh


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Koliai Hand Knotted Area Rugs
Koliais are tribal Persian rugs made by nomadic Kurdish people of western Iran. They are more than often characterized by the bright and lively colors that they use. The Koliai often has a large central medallion with a classic hexagonal Herati diamond design and beveled corners inside the main border. These rugs were not originally made to sell commercially. Rather, women who wove them were following an ancient custom that provides tribal families with hand-woven articles of practical value such as floor coverings, blankets, storage bags, saddle blankets, and financial security in case of future harsh times. A truly beautiful and vibrant collection, the Koliai rugs will keep a room looking lovely for many, many years.
History of Koliai Rugs
Kurdish carpets are woven throughout western Iran, in and around the rugged mountainous region of Kurdistan. The Kurds derive from the ancient nomadic peoples that roamed the area thousands of years ago. They live a semi-nomadic life, either in villages or in moving tribes away from the cities, where they can still carry out their old traditions and live as they did thousands of years ago. A few of the Kurdish tribes of the western regions include the Herki, Senjabi, Gurani, Jaffid, and Kalhors. A few major Kurdish rug-producing centers are Senneh, Bidjar, and the district of Khamseh. Some other Kurdish villages and districts that produce rugs are Borchelu, Goltogh, Khoi, Koliai, Lylyan, Mousel, Nanadj, Songhore, Touserkan, and Zagheh. As you can see, the Kurds are well established, and historic semi-nomadic and/or nomadic peoples of Iran who date back thousands of years. Many other major rug producing centers of Iran, such as Hamadan, Lorestan, or even Arak show obvious traces of Kurdish influence. Sometimes they incorporate the style and techniques of the Turkish people of Iran, who are also very widespread. The Kurds are a very peaceful and gentle group who prefer their simple nomadic lives to the complexities and frustrations of the modern technological world.
Construction of Koliai Rugs
Kurdish rugs, like all other Persian rugs are all 100% handmade. They are made of pure wool which is spun from the weaver's own sheep. In very rare cases you might find a carpet that has silk in the pile, and you will often see the foundation of Kurdish rugs being made of goat hair. The pile however, is always wool. The weaving quality in Kurdish rugs varies from loose to dense knotting and the Persian asymmetrical knot is used more than the Turkish symmetrical knot. The colors are attained mainly from natural vegetable dyes. The color schemes of most Kurdish rugs are bright and vibrant. Unlike most people in the western world who like faded and muted colors, the Kurds love bright lively colors. These exciting rugs bring life to these simple people's dull homes. All Kurdish rugs are rugged and long lasting as they have proved to be for thousands of years.
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Differential effects of iodoacetamide and iodoacetate on glycolysis and glutathione metabolism of cultured astrocytes
Maike M Schmidt, Ralf Dringen
Frontiers in Neuroenergetics
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Schmidt, M. M., & Dringen, R. (2009). Differential effects of iodoacetamide and iodoacetate on glycolysis and glutathione metabolism of cultured astrocytes. Frontiers in Neuroenergetics, 11(Article 1), 1 - 10. https://doi.org/10.3389/neuro.14.001.2009
Schmidt, Maike M ; Dringen, Ralf. / Differential effects of iodoacetamide and iodoacetate on glycolysis and glutathione metabolism of cultured astrocytes. In: Frontiers in Neuroenergetics. 2009 ; Vol. 11, No. Article 1. pp. 1 - 10.
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Schmidt MM, Dringen R. Differential effects of iodoacetamide and iodoacetate on glycolysis and glutathione metabolism of cultured astrocytes. Frontiers in Neuroenergetics. 2009;11(Article 1):1 - 10. https://doi.org/10.3389/neuro.14.001.2009


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Buddhist religious ceremony for 5 victims of MH17 tragedy
Bernama, Aug 20, 2014
Amsterdam, Netherlands -- A Buddhist religious ceremony was held for the remains of five Malaysian victims of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 crash, at a funeral home here, Tuesday morning.
<< Ven. Sing Kan leading the chanting services in Amsterdam
The ceremony at the Monuta Innemee building, S-Gravenhage was led by Buddhist priests in the presence of 100 family members of the victims and members of several local Buddhist associations.
Subsequently, the cremation of the remains took place in the town of Zoetermeer, located 26 km from the funeral home.
Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Dr Wee Ka Siong said the ceremony went as planned.
"The families need not worry because it was conducted as agreed upon prior to this. We always endeavour to give the best and fulfil their requests," he told Malaysian media after the ceremony.
Flight MH17 with 298 people on board, including 15 crew members, is believed to have been shot down by a missile in the Donetsk region, eastern Ukraine on July 17. The victims included 43 Malaysians.
The first batch of Malaysian remains will be flown home this Friday 22 Aug 2014 to full state honours at Bunga Raya Complex, Kuala Lumpur International Airport to be presided by His Majesty Tuanku Abdul Halim Muadzam Shah, the King of Malaysia.
Malaysia has declared 22 Aug 214 as the national day of mourning for Malaysian Airlines flight MH 17.


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Banana bread is a popular American bread recipe. It is a very moist and flavourful bread made with overripe bananas, flour, sugar, oil, walnuts, eggs and baking soda.
Combine flour, salt and baking soda in a bowl. Mix well and keep aside.
Next, in another bowl, add bananas and mash using a fork. Then, add eggs, cinnamon, sugar, vanilla, oil and water and mix well.
Now, add the flour mix to the banana mix and combine well.
Pre-heat the oven to 350°F (180°C) for 20 minutes.
While whisking the batter gently, add the chopped walnuts and keep aside.
Grease a bread pan with oil and pour the banana-walnut mix into the pan.
Place the pan in the pre-heated oven and bake for 45-50 minutes, until cooked through. You can check if the bread is cooked or not by inserting a knife or toothpick in it; if it comes out clean, it means the bread is done.
Once cooked, take it out from the oven and cool on a wire rack. Slice and serve.


I saw the original black and white series. This is essentially where Roger Moore started his career and made a name for himself. While anybody would see this as a James Bond knockoff (Roger Moore went on to play James Bond), you have to note that the character in print dates all the way back to 1928. I enjoyed the books, an amusing literary divertissement, which were one of a number of "pulp novels" of detective, spy, or mystery series of the era. Despite their age, they can still provide you with a page turner on a long flight or a week at the cottage.
The Saint was an ITC mystery spy thriller television series that aired in the UK on ITV between 1962 and 1969. It was based on the literary character Simon Templar, a suave and sophisticated Robin Hood-like adventurer and thief created by Leslie Charteris in the 1920s and featured in many novels and novellas over the years. He was played by Roger Moore.
Leslie Charteris (1907–1993), born Leslie Charles Bowyer-Yin, was a British-American author of adventure fiction, as well as a screenwriter. He was best known for his many books chronicling the adventures of Simon Templar, alias "The Saint."
Documentary about composer Edwin Astley.Jools Holland interviews Jon Astley,Hazel Astley,Virginia Astley,Pete Townshend.
The Saint is a 1997 espionage thriller film, starring Val Kilmer in the title role, with Elisabeth Shue and Rade Šerbedžija, directed by Phillip Noyce and written by Jonathan Hensleigh and Wesley Strick. The title character is a high tech thief and master of disguise, that becomes the anti-hero while using the moniker of various saints while paradoxically living in the underworld of international industrial theft. The film has a cult following and was a financial success with a worldwide box office of $169.4 million, rentals of $28.2 million, and continuous DVD sales.
It is loosely based on the character of Simon Templar created by Leslie Charteris in 1928 for a series of books published as "The Saint", which ran until 1983. The Saint character has also featured in a series of Hollywood movies made between 1938 and 1954, a 1940s radio series starring Vincent Price (and others) as Templar, a popular British television series of the 1960s which starred Roger Moore, and a 1970s series starring Ian Ogilvy.


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© Isabelle Stengers, 2018.
Stengers, Isabelle. In Catastrophic Times: Resisting the Coming Barbarism. Translated by Andrew Goffey. London: Open Humanities Press in collaboration with meson press, 2015.
There has been an epochal shift: the possibility of a global climate crisis is now upon us. Pollution, the poison of pesticides, the exhaustion of natural resources, falling water tables, growing social inequalities – these are all problems that can no longer be treated separately.
The effects of global warming have a cumulative impact, and it is not a matter of a crisis that will "pass" before everything goes back to "normal." Our governments are totally incapable of dealing with the situation. Economic warfare obliges them to stick to the goal of irresponsible, even criminal, economic growth, whatever the cost. It is no surprise that people were so struck by the catastrophe in New Orleans. The response of the authorities – to abandon the poor whilst the rich were able to take shelter – is a symbol of the coming barbarism. (Text from Open Humanities Press)
© Editions La Découverte, Paris, France, 2009. English translation published by Open Humanities Press in collaboration with meson press, 2015. The English version of the book is licensed CC BY-SA 4.0.
The Critical Climate Change series addresses the current sense of depletion, decay, mutation, and exhaustion which calls for new modes of address, new styles of publishing and authoring, and new formats and speeds of distribution. Edited by Tom Cohen and Claire Colebrook, the series aims to publish, in a timely fashion, experimental monographs that redefine the boundaries of disciplinary fields, rhetorical invasions, the interface of conceptual and scientific languages, and geomorphic and geopolitical interventions.


Well, School starts on WEDNESDAY.
I was going to do that over me moving but I was so busy I just wanted to hurry up and move already and just put everything away! My room looks pretty much the same as last year. The only problem I have is that the computers are sooooooo slowwwwww here! OMG. I was like WTF? Maybe it will get faster thoughout the year, IT BETTER. Im not feelin this lol.
BUT one thing I AM FEELING is this backpack I came across on EBAY that Im getting.
I love how it converts between a bag and a backpack because I needed both.
That bag is freakin gorgeous!
That bag looks good. Have fun at school and I like your vlog type posts before so I guess your next one will be dope. You can get some dope stuff on ebay for cheap prices. And I agree with You can only be yourself. Your nearly at 1000 followers thats dope lol.
$2.99?! Crazzy... I hope it lasts you a good amount of time. But I suspect you won't get too heartbroken if it doesn't haha? I love it though. That's kind of something like I wanted for myself!
I've been on ebay like a mother since the refund, and except for a few exceptions, amazon is the ONLY place to buy books.
AND RAVEN VILLAGE FOR THE WIN.
but i dont mind getting it, i think its pretty dope we'll see what happens.
Ö So cute this blog!!
I'm goint yo follow u ok??
That bad is well good !
I'm on the hunt for a back to college bag aswell !
love the bag, great find!!!!!


Stunning 60s valve tape echo – the Japanese Binson? Truly exceptional condition – this machine appears to have seen little use since the sixties. Sounds incredible – we've had to prise it out of Tony's hands.
Demo below featuring the actual machine for sale, plus a whiteface ARP Odyssey Mk1 which is also currently for sale.
The controls are laid out like and function very similarly to an Echorec. Complete with a magic eye. Mirano was the original incarnation of what became "Hawk".
Serviced and working very well. This polite machine was designed not to self-oscillate, however we've had it tweaked so it feeds back very pleasingly. See the demo below for more info on how it sounds.
For sale in excellent condition – very clean with minor signs of age. There is some small damage to the tolex across the machine. Click on the photos to zoom in and see more shots.


The greatest collection of coin magic ever assembled on DVD! In this volume, David Roth performs and teaches wonderful coin magic suitable for performance in a dinner setting using props one might find on a typical restaurant or dining room table. Also, David teaches elegant coin flourishes for all skill levels, followed by a number of stunts and wagers with coins that are guaranteed to fool your friends.
Coins Through Table #1—A classic of magic! Four coins travel one at a time right through a solid tabletop.
Coins Through Table #2—In this version, four coins penetrate the tabletop at the same time. A startling visual illusion.
Coins To Cup—Coins travel one at a time from the performer's hand to a coffee mug held in the other hand.
Coin & Glass Through Table—The classic with a Roth twist. A coin is covered by a napkin-wrapped glass as the performer attempts to make the coin pass through the table. However, the glass penetrates the tabletop, taking the coin with it.
Weeping Coin—The performer squeezes water out of a solid silver coin and immediately hands it out for examination. David includes a nice Michael Skinner finesse that makes this even more magical.
Napkin Ring Coin Vanish—A seldom-seem, baffling coin vanish right from the repertoire of T. Nelson Downs.
Dime In Sugar Packet—a borrowed dime vanishes, only to be found sealed in a sugar packet that was in plain sight all the time. A reputation maker!
Cold Coin—The performer changes an exotic coin into an American half-dollar, claiming that it changed places with a coin in Tibet. To prove the claim, the coin is dropped into a spectator's hand and is discovered to be ice cold! A tactile coin effect that your audiences will never forget.
Napkin Coin Vanish—A clean and simple vanish of a coin that has withstood the test of time.
Chanin's Coin Production—The performer produces a continuous stream of half-dollars from a napkin, ending with the production of a giant coin. A delightful routine that's surprisingly easy to do!
Vanishing Dime In Shot Glass (performance only)—A dime vanishes from underneath an overturned shot glass and reappears inside in a most mysterious way.
Free & Unlimited Coinage Of Silver—Coins, coins everywhere! The performer discovers a continuous supply of half-dollars under various articles—salt and pepper shakers, plates, glasses, etc.
Vanishing Coin In Water Glass—A classic that still stuns audiences! A coin held under a handkerchief is dropped into a glass of water by a spectator...and vanishes without a trace!


According to http://www.wowtcgloot.com/x51_netherrocket_xtreme.htm (most information sourced from there), the expansion was released on the 15th of April 2008 and the set loots are X-51 Nether-Rocket EXTREME, Goblin Weather Machine, and Papa Hummel's Pet Biscuit. Average price for the Nether Rocket loot is around $360USD and slowly rising.
The shape is Slim Pickens-style.
You receive one rare and one epic item version when you redeem the code (free).
The level 60 mount (rare) and the level 70 mount (epic) can be traded in-game.
Both the rare and epic version can be learned by one character.
When learned, each rocket mount counts toward the Mountain 'o Mounts achievement (Horde or Alliance).
In the upcoming content patch 3.2, Call of the Crusade, we are changing the Upper Deck Trading Card Game mounts to be Bind-on-Use instead of Bind-on-Pickup. This will allow players to sell newly redeemed TCG mounts in-game through the trade window, Auction House or via CoD. The primary goal behind this change is to help reduce the number of players who are getting scammed by trading for an invalid mount code. As part of this update, the NPC vendor functionality currently in place for these mounts will be removed, and instead the mount (both epic and non-epic when applicable), will now be immediately placed in your inventory upon the verified redemption of the code. If you have already redeemed one of these codes and have not purchased both the epic and non-epic versions from the vendor window, it's important that you do so before the patch is released.
This update will affect the Spectral Tiger, Swift Spectral Tiger, X-51 Nether-Rocket, X-51 Nether-Rocket X-TREME, Big Battle Bear, and Magic Rooster Egg. Items that were obtained before the patch will not be affected by this change and will continue to be soulbound to the character that purchased them.
They are not so much as removing the BoP flag as they are creating a new item without it.
Pulled an X-51 Nether-Rocket card without a code on it. I'm a little upset that they'd make a non-loot AND a loot version of this card.
Be warned if you're buying boxes of card. Just buy it off eBay if you're looking to get the mount; save yourself the time and hassle, not to mention lots of opened packs with useless cards. Unless, of course, you play the TCG.
Brought this mount for 50k in the auction house. Well worth the gold. Only me and someone else on the server with it.
In Cataclysm, mounts will scale to your highest riding skill, meaning this mount can potentially be a 280% or 310% speed mount. This should bring the price up considerably on this mount to be as much as the epic item.
Yup, been riding my non-epic raptors at epic speeds, so I'd imagine it'd work.
I have heard that the rocket can be used for land purposes too now, like the Headless Horseman's mount. Is this true for both the rockets?
I buy this mount for 150K gold, negotiable !
Do not touch motor with your bare hands.
Well I got this via the Landro card in the Cata deluxe but didn't get the purple version of the rocket just the blue. Is it because I used the Landro card versus redeeming the actual rocket card?
Just an FYI, these mounts are now available AGAIN, through the Reign of Fire TCG. ( my son grabbed a deck at Wally World..lol I about fell over, 2 mounts for $3.98, and they are not BOP, so you can sell/trade them. Yay!
I picked up this mount during cata for 152g on the AH. I presume somebody made and error posting it for that price or did not know what its value was. need less to say I was stoked! I was expecting a message from the seller perhaps in the following days but none came.
This mount, along with the swift shorestrider are becoming VERY rare with the removal of the TCG card system a little while back. If you are a mount collector like me, I would try and scoop one up ASAP before they all possibly disappear. Both of the mounts I mentioned have not been on my server for a long time and I am kicking myself for not buying them earlier in the game, as now the prices of them are soaring, and the amounts available are dropping. So if you are lucky enough to find one, have the gold to purchase, and do want them I would not wait for a second opportunity. Goodluck all and happy hunting!
Utilise: Vous apprend à invoquer cette monture. Elle change selon l'endroit où vous vous trouvez et votre compétence de monte.
"D'abord conçu comme un propulseur destiné à une fusée bien plus importante, le X-51 s'est avéré capable de fournir la poussée parfaite pour une charge utile équivalente à un seul passager."


Join us to hear from three practitioners speak on the subject of Permaculture, enjoy lunch with locally grown food and earn one hour of HSW credit while considering how you might incorporate more resilient practices in site design.
Dave Edwards is the former Division Head of Agriculture Technologies at Oklahoma State University / Oklahoma City. He has worked with students, educators, business leaders, employees, homeowners and horticulture enthusiasts – promoting the field of horticulture and many aspects of the green industry. He retired from the OSU system in 2013, but continues to teach part-time as a Professor of Practice at the University of Oklahoma in the Landscape Architecture Division in the College of Architecture.
Dave is a registered Landscape Architect in the state of Oklahoma, and has worked as an administrator, educator, landscape architect, design/build contractor, and other roles in the green industry for over 40 years.
Paul Mays is currently Director of Permaculture at SixTwelve, a non-profit organization, in Oklahoma City's Paseo Arts district, that focuses on community education based on the arts and sustainability. Mays works with Pre-K and After School students and teaches and curates monthly workshops focused on topics including Inviting Water into the Landscape, Fungi Cultivation, How to Garden, Food Forestry, Plants as Medicine Reskilling, and Food Preservation. Mays is also co-founder of the Paseo Farmers Market. At the heart of all his work, is the importance of local food security and creating a diverse community through both ecological and social perspectives.
Register below to attend the AIACOC Committee on the Environment Luncheon on Thursday, April 11th. The cost to attend is $20. No refunds after Friday, April 5th. The deadline to register is Friday, April 5th.
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Professor of Neuroscience and Director of the Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim Secrets of Brain and the Magic of AI-The 4th World Intelligence Congress
Home> Edvard Moser, Winner of Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine and Neuroscientist
Professor of Neuroscience and Director of the Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim Secrets of Brain and the Magic of AI
Edvard Moser, Winner of Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine and Neuroscientist


Richard LaBerge joins Calibre, the British manufacturer of audio and video scaling and switching technology, as VP International Sales.
LaBerge has more than 20 years of experience in business management, leadership and product development globally. He co-founded Sensio Technologies Inc., where as VP he spearheaded the company's success in licensing, business development and delivery of technologies to market. Prior to this LaBerge developed commercial marketing and lending at Desjardins. He started his career in computer programming.
Based in Montreal, Canada, LaBerge will expand Calibre's business into new markets. He will focus on increasing market share and presence in corporate AV and Calibre's existing customer base as well as growing OEM and own-label business particularly in Asia.


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