ANDREWS of new jersey in the house of representatives Wednesday, March 13, 2013 Mr. ANDREWS. Mr. Speaker, I rise today in gratitude to the members of the Phifer Middle School student council, concert band, chorus and cheer squad for their welcoming reception during a recent visit. I enjoyed the cheer performance by Zoe Dillard, Irez Ramirez, and Jeanny Valerio Disla, as well as the assembly of talented young students who sang and performed music, making my visit quite memorable. As these Middle School students continue their education, I hope they choose to cultivate and develop their talents, as they have done at Phifer.
Participants in the assembly included members of the Phifer Middle School student council, made up of Davina Nguyen, Natalya Portobanco, Medina Talebi, Carmen Rosario, Alejandro Rodriguez, Franshayla Matias, Krystian Duong, Monica Van, Nicole Alfino, Michael Zuckerman, Zach DiPietro, Jennifer Luu, Grace Pietzsch, Kaitlyn McGowen, Maresha Morton, Kiara Banchs, Yesarie Rivera, Brianni Lugo, Daisy Anyanwu, Maryann Dwomor, Laura Espaillat, Christina Van, Areli Olarte, Jasmine Magalong, Asia Davis, Michael Nguyen, Yasmeir S, Marcellus Edwards, Alyssa Edelman, Xavier Molina, Kyla Green, Emilie Reustle, Michelle Olivares, Christian Alvarez, DaJone Saunders, Alina Ayala, Selena Carter, Alyza Alix, Alexis Taylor, Angel Davis and Jadae Turlington.
Members of the 7th and 8th grade concert band, accompanied by the 8th grade chorus performed America the Beautiful, the Star Spangled Banner and ``Plaza de Toros'' by Mark Williams. Members of the 8th grade concert band include: Johnny Almonte, Isaac Amato, Daniel Ball, Nicholas Camacho, Michael Camacho, Asia Davis, Toni Deliso, Jude Dizon, Sarah Eisenhower, Kyle Faraghan, Emily Gmyr, Dimitri Hicks, Jose Jimenez, Ryan Lam, Nicolette Markakis, Xavier Martinez, Elijah Medina, Kristina Mitchell, Isaac Munoz, Christian Nicdao, Alexandra Pasamihalis, Talisa Prince, Irez Ramirez, Alison Rosado, Mario Sagliocca, Micheal Sculley, Jake Urena, Vivian Vu, Aaliya Ware and Steven Williams.
Members of the 7th grade concert band include: Carlos Acevedo, Ariana Alameda, Nicole Alfano, Briana Allende, Jonathan Almonte, Tyler Barrett, Karoline Cedano, Nicole Chin, Desiree Colon, Angel Cruz, Megan Flaherty, Joshua Hall, Destiny Hernandez, Jonathan Hernandez, Paige Hickman, Eric Hoang, Kaitlyn McGowan, Jamil Morris, Gabriella Pavel, Jesse Pringle, Deanna Rodriguez, Serenity Sanders, Sydney Slaton, Gina Stone and Irene You.
Members of the 8th grade chorus include: Dezeray Adams, Amanda Alicea, Alina, Ayala, Irisell Baetz, Teyonna Balkman, Michelle Bello, Selena Carter, Flarissa Crawford, Angel Davis, Courtney Dixon, Josh Echeverria, Janiskaliz Espada, Lucas Figueroa, Jurnee Gabri-El, Toni Glatz, Bobbi-Sue Godwin, Michael Hartka, Vivian Hnynh, Elias Horiates, Krystiana Jalosjos, Talia Johnson, Taylor Johnson, Kayli Jones, Alexis Laboy, Kimani Lawson, Tyler Lee, Zephenia Lindsey, Saniyah Mack, James Marchese, Kinaya McEady, Emma Muller, Kiara Munoz, Jessica Ngeth, Areli Olarte, Hannah Pietzsch, Kaitlyn Pratt, Jose Ravelo and Tyiya Richards.


PepsiCo's Game of Thrones-Branded Mtn Dew "Can Has No Name"
Did you know that the only way to see this Game of Thrones Kill List is to buy a brandless can of Mountain Dew?
Because of the final season countdown is on, Game of Thrones has all the attention in the market from Oreo to PepsiCo. So the new thing is from a soft drink brand. When chilled, Mtn Dew's brandless cans reveal 'Game of Thrones' content.
The history of the cold-activated can goes back 10 years. Coors "pioneered" the technology as a trick to target beer drinkers of the "optimal" temperature to drink Coors Light and Coors Banquet. So the idea is old, but the campaign is new.
Fast-forward to today, that same technology is part of a marketing crossover between Mountain Dew and the wildly popular HBO series Game of Thrones. While a previous hook up for the show with Bud Light was all about fire (literally, in the form of a dragon destroying a jousting arena in a lauded Super Bowl ad), this one goes to the other end of the Game of Thrones spectrum: ice.
The brand created a special-edition Mountain Dew can inspired by one of the show's most beloved characters, Arya Stark —and her training with the Faceless Men of Braavos. When it's warm, "A Can Has No Name" is just white and brandless. However, when cold, it reveals Arya's kill list as a tribute to characters who met their demise in previous seasons—and her remaining targets. It's a real-chilling tease to the final season that may show us who wins the throne after all.
In order to get their hands on a can, Mtn Dew is inviting fans to share what they would do #FortheThrone and post with that hashtag along with #ACanHasNoName and #MTNDEWSweepstakes. In New York and L.A., they'll also get a chance to score the cans by providing the secret password to whom Mtn Dew has dubbed the "Masters of Coin," who will then lead them "Iron Vending Machines" dispensing the Dew.
Beides from the Coors beer, the idea is reminiscent of a previous "Game of Thrones" licensing tie-up with Johnnie Walker from last year, which featured bottles of scotch that revealed the message "Winter Is Here" when they reached freezing temperature. The cans are, limited-ed, so try one if you want to see the list.


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Valeriy Ivashchenko (; born 25 November 1980) is a former Ukrainian football midfielder and current coach who is manager of Obolon Kyiv.

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Valeriy Ivashchenko is an older brother of another Ukrainian footballer Oleksandr Ivashchenko.

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The poll perhaps most surprisingly shows incumbent Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) in danger of potentially losing to GOP Senate nominee Rep. Jim Renacci (R-OH). The survey shows Brown, who was thought to be safe without a serious chance of losing in November, only leading Renacci by 4 points–inside the poll's margin of error. The statistical tie between Renacci and Brown in this key rust belt state means the populist Brown is going to have a fight on his hands from Renacci and the GOP, as this key rust belt state that voted overwhelmingly–more than 8 percent–for Trump over Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton in the 2016 presidential election is heating up.


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Wolfenstein: Youngblood review
Sisters are doin' it for themselves (and their old dad)
by Vikki Blake
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It's hard to take risks with an established franchise, let alone one as sophisticated as Bethesda's fan-favourite, Wolfenstein.
Because of the powerful stories it spins around an alternate timeline, Wolfenstein is content to draw upon unusual – even supernatural – themes that posit a world in which the Nazis won the second world war. Though set in the 1980s, Wolfenstein: Youngblood, just like its predecessors, is full of disturbing Nazi technology, an alternative reality where retro is fused with science-fiction in a world of killer robots and laser-firing behemoths.
In a perfect balance of "back then" and "what-ifs", Youngblood continues to deliver both nostalgia and terrifying soothsaying, but despite its "spin-off" identity, this new approach is likely to be too great a departure for some veteran fans.
A BLOODY, GOOD GAME
While prior Wolfenstein games have been forged on strong narrative foundations, Wolfenstein: Youngblood lacks its predecessors' flair for storytelling, and although we are – tangentially – back with the Blazkowiczs, this spin-off tale lacks the polish and purpose you might expect from a story set within the Wolfenstein universe.
You play as either Soph or Jess Blazkowicz, teen twin daughters of series stalwarts, BJ and Anya. After a quiet life learning the family business of shootin' 'n' stuff in Texas, BJ inexplicably goes missing in Youngblood's stark imagining of a Nazi-occupied Paris.
"Neu-Paris" looks neither new nor particularly Parisian any more, but thanks to Arkane Studios – yes, the same Arkane behind Dishonored – it's a joy to explore. Dunwall taught us to look up when surveying how best to infiltrate enemy premises, and while the tale itself lacks sense cohesion, Little Berlin's environmental storytelling is surprisingly effective, especially when you learn to put that double-jump to good use and explore the open balconies above you.
That said, the sisters' chemistry is simultaneously both cute and cringey, and yes, it's refreshing to play a shooter as a youthful, energetic female lead, but their mid-battle cries of encouragement and groan-inducing antics when standing around in lifts – something the girls do way too much of, incidentally – fall on just the wrong side of entertaining. We're still not entirely sure how a thumbs-up emote can magically regen health or armour points for the sisters, either, but they say twins have special bonds…
Talking of which: Wolfenstein: Youngblood is one of few shooters to offer a full, cooperative campaign. While you can lone wolf it and leave an adequate if unimaginative AI to manage your sibling player, Youngblood is a game that cries out for you to partner up with a pal. That said, the AI isn't very adventurous when it comes to combat, forever defaulting to crap guns with low-DPS, and she can't always be relied upon to revive you if she too is in the middle of a firefight.
HOT-BLOODED
The gameplay itself, too, lacks cohesion. Magpieing ideas from several genres – there are RPG-lite health bars, a skill tree, and live service-esque daily challenges just for starters – Youngblood doesn't seem to know what it is. You're forced to play near your sibling to utilise your "pep" boosts, but this is often easier said than done if you're desperately trying to clear out an expansive space.
The game provides a central "hub" and offers open-world options, but your exploration is gated by grossly overpowered enemies, particularly in the early hours, so venture into new environs before the game thinks you're ready and it'll feel as though a Nazi killing machine can down you by a cold, hard stare alone.
That said, the combat is every bit as meaty as you'd expect a Machine Games' Wolfenstein to be, and whilst you'll see plenty of complaints about the bullet-sponge enemies, it's to the developers credit that whilst limited, there are plenty of ways in which your arsenal can be upgraded and improved, especially when you unlock the ability to hang onto the heavy weapons dropped by your stronger foes.
However, stealth is a bit of a non-starter; only by unlocking three (or four, depending on your choices whilst selecting your load-out) skill points will your cloaking mechanic be any good and even then, get too close and the enemies will see you, anyway.
It's a shame because it feels the game wants you to play creatively, but when a guard sees you even when you're cloaked and a suppressed firearm somehow sets off alarms, you'll learn the hard way that despite a small XP boost for getting through an area unspotted, you might as well just chuck in a grenade and be done with it.
It's unforgivably buggy, too. Not all games are shipped in a perfect condition, granted, and we appreciate Youngblood comes at a budget price, but when you're forced to replay missions because of glitching key items or broken spawns or an inexplicable bug that prevents either sister from opening sewer gates (there's a LOT of co-operative opening sewer gates and lift doors in this), something's amiss.
Playing on a PlayStation 4 Pro the sound continually glitches out, going from hideous static blasts to deathly silence and everything in between. Twice we experienced save issues (we'd complete a mission in co-op only to be forced to replay it when returning to the game later that day), and sometimes the subway fast-travel system wouldn't activate because of phantom enemies that either didn't exist... or did exist but had spawned behind unreachable walls.
There are microtransactions, too. The dismay at their inclusion varies from player to player, but from our perspective, we found they were entirely unnecessary, and it was easy – quick, even – to routinely "rank up" Soph or Jess without spending a penny of your hard-earned IRL cash.
All weapons can be upgraded with in-game currency silver coins, and all but three of the girls' Power Suit skin were, at the time of writing, purchasable with in-game cash, too. No, we can't work out why they're there, either – especially given the thousands of silver coins that regularly spawn, and respawn, throughout the world – but some are intimating publisher Bethesda may have silently withdrawn the more egregious offerings...
WOLFENSTEIN: YOUNGBLOOD VERDICT
While there's a lot that could, and should be improved in Wolfenstein: Youngblood, we couldn't help but enjoy ourselves anyway. Maybe it's the co-operative missions or Arkane's gorgeous, if constrained, world-building, but beyond the humdrum of the side quests and respawning Nazi machines there's a lot to see along the streets of Neu-Paris, with plenty of secrets and collectables stashed away, just aching to be discovered.
No, Jess and Soph won't be to everyone's liking and yes, it's unlikely this'll appeal to hardcore fans of the Wolfenstein brand. But if you're looking for a reasonably inexpensive co-op shooter and don't take yourselves too seriously, you could do a lot worse than invest some time with the next generation of Blazkowiczs in Wolfenstein: Youngblood.
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Doesn't hit the highs of its predecessors, but this is still an enjoyable adventure to shoot your way through
Meaty, satisfying gunplay
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Steve Owens
Steve Owens graduated from Miami High School in 1965. Steve was a two sport all-state standout in football and track and still holds numerous individual records in both sports. Steve went on to the University of Oklahoma and was a 3-time All Big 8 selection and was the Big 8 Player of the Year in 1968 & 1969. He was a consensus All-American in 1968 & 1969 and won the Heisman Trophy in 1969, awarded to the nation's most outstanding football player. Steve was drafted in the first round of the 1970 NFL draft by the Detroit Lions and was an all-pro selection in 1971. He was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1991 and the Orange Bowl Hall of Honor in 1992. Recently he was named one of the Top 100 college football players of all-time by ESPN, in honor of the 150th season of college football.
Steve's wife, Barbara, was a cheerleader, Miamiette, honor student, basketball queen, and was active in numerous student organizations. Barbara is a tireless advocate for mental health in the state of Oklahoma. Barbara's efforts have led to raise over $2,000,000 to build the Thunderbird Clubhouse in Norman, a facility for those suffering and recovering from mental illness.
Steve and Barbara were instrumental in the establishment of the Miami Public Schools Enrichment Foundation, which provides scholarships and grants to Wardog students and faculty members. Steve was recognized by the Miami Public Schools Enrichment Foundation in 2004 as the Outstanding Alumnus.


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How Osaka-Ya serves up sweet mochi and other treats for new year celebrations
There are only two Japanese confectionaries left in Northern California and one of them is in downtown Sacramento.
Author: Concetta Callahan
Published: 9:54 AM PST December 29, 2022
Updated: 9:54 AM PST December 29, 2022
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — This time of year is the most celebrated for Japanese Americans, and part of the new year's festivities include traditional sweets.
"I've known about this place forever. Osaka-Ya is really… I consider it to be a jewel within the Japanese American community," said Jim Tabuchi.
He's a loyal customer of the century-old shop and he's getting ready for the new year. Having sweet rice cake is a big part of the Japanese New Year's celebration, so that means owner Linda Nakatani is very busy.
"We already have an order for 9,000," said Nakatani. "Right now, in the back, I have over 10,000 pounds of rice."
Mochi is being whipped up, too. She forms the dough into balls and places it on a powdery surface.
"The products that they make here, the mochi and the manju, it's so special within the Japanese American community because it really takes the culture back to Japan," said Tabuchi.
Osaka Ya has always been family-owned and everything is made by hand. The Center for Sacramento History believes the confectionary opened in 1911 and it's been run by three different families since then.
"The second family gave it to my mom and dad, the name of the Osaka-Ya. This is going to be our 60th year," said Nakatani.
On the day ABC10 was there, Marica Eymann with the Center for Sacramento History brought a sweet surprise – a replica of the store's original sign. It's being preserved by the center because there aren't many of these shops around anymore.
"This is important because it is one of the few things that we have that documents a Japanese owned business," said Veronica Kandl, a curator of history.
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Researchers confirm improved theory of atomic nucleus by measuring nuclear radii
(Nanowerk News) Physicists at the TU Darmstadt and their collaboration partners have performed laser spectroscopy on cadmium isotopes to confirm an improved model of the atomic nucleus. It has been developed to describe the exceptional behaviour of the radii of calcium isotopes.
The results published in Physical Review Letters ("From Calcium to Cadmium: Testing the Pairing Functional through Charge Radii Measurements of 100-130Cd") could be a step towards a global model of the nuclear structure.
The charge radius, which is the spatial expansion of the positive nuclear charge, is one of the fundamental parameters of an atomic nucleus, and leaves its traces in the optical spectrum of an atom even though this is created by the electrons in the atomic shell.
The spectrum of every type of atom is as unique as a fingerprint, and can be measured precisely using laser light. This provides information on the size and properties of the atomic nucleus. The technique is also suitable for very short-lived nuclei which decay within a blink of an eye. Laser spectroscopy measurements on a long chain of cadmium isotopes now confirm a special nuclear model that has been developed to describe the exceptional behaviour of the radii of calcium isotopes.
Two years ago, physicists at TU Darmstadt and collaborators presented radii measurements of exotic calcium isotopes that could not be explained by any of the standard nuclear models (Nature Physics, "Unexpectedly large charge radii of neutron-rich calcium isotopes").
Now, theorists from the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg and the NSCL (USA) have presented an improved model based on nuclear density functional theory. Its parameters were specifically adapted to the progression of the calcium radii and could reproduce radii of some nuclei with similar sizes as calcium.
However, the declared aim of the nuclear structure theory is to achieve a global model that is valid for a large section of the nuclear chart. The predictive power of the new model has now been tested using radii measurements on more than 30 cadmium isotopes, which have about two-and-a-half times more mass than the calcium nuclei for which it was adapted.
The Darmstadt team of Professor Wilfried Nörtershäuser carried out these measurements with colleagues from the Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics in Heidelberg, the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz and numerous partners from other countries at the isotope factory ISOLDE at CERN.
Theyresearchers' results are in excellent agreement with the theoretical predictions. This is remarkable, because the charge radius is generally considered a nuclear property that is difficult to describe theoretically. This applies particularly to the minor variations of the charge radius between isotopes with an even and an odd mass number (odd-even-staggering) that is well resolved with the very precise new measurements.
The research group has now begun to investigate other chains in the neighbouring region of the cadmium isotopes in order to establish whether the theory can also be applied there with similar success. This would be an important step on the way towards developing a global model of the nuclear structure.
Source: Technische Universität Darmstadt
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TNRA offers greetings cards capturing scenes of our historic estate throughout the seasons. Many make ideal Christmas cards for you to send Christmas wishes with a personal touch. The size is 148 mm x 105 mm. See below for the available designs. The insides are blank for your own message.
All cards (with envelopes) 50p each. 10 per cent reduction for bulk buys of any 20 cards or more (ie only 45p each).
Cards are on sale throughout the year at 57 Trinity Church Square. Call at any time.
For large quantities, please order in advance by e-mail to additions@tnra.net, giving the number of the card(s) and how many of each you would like.
Collect your cards from 57 Trinity Church Square and pay by cash, cheque or (in advance for the quantities specified below) via PayPal (using your own PayPal account or credit card).
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Snow in Trinity Church Square, 2003. Photo by Richard Exton.
Snow in Trinity Church Square, 1991. Photo by Richard Exton.
Merrick Square in summer, 2002.
Henry Wood Hall in spring.
Snow in Trinity Church Square 2009. Photo by Richard Exton.
Snow in Trinity Church Square 2009. Picture by Richard Exton.
Snow in Merrick Square. Photo by Rosie Barnes.
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Strikes garden centre destroyed by fire in April says it will be "business as usual" within weeks, when a new temporary building opens its doors.
A 2,025 square metre structure, including a kitchen, café, retail area and toilets, is being built at the centre and should be open by mid-July.
The new building, on an adjoining field, will be used for the next 12-18 months until Strikes can be permanently rebuilt from scratch.
David Clark, project manager for the Strikes Garden Centre temporary building, said: "Obviously the fire has been devastating for local customers and our colleagues. We're not a centre that just sells plants and flowers, the local public and people from far and wide will visit Strikes for days out. The garden centre interacts with the community and is proud of its synergy with neighbourhood schools and colleges.


Sorry to hear of the problem you area facing, please allow me to try to help you.
I have attached a video that might help shed some light on this issue.
More than likely the control panel is defective. Contact the company at the link for troubleshooting help[ and also the parts that you may need.
When the wash cycle starts, the dishwasher begins to drain. The cycle starts and the machine drains for approx. 4 sec. then it stops for approx. 30 sec. and does the same thing all over again.
then the control board is NOT working properly .
I believe most dishwashers will etch , to some degree, over time with repeated washings. The type detergent you use could also factor in as well as the temp you wash at.
How can I Check the Control Board?
How can I determine for sure id the control board is defective on my dishwasher?
before you remove the board for diagnostics, check all the wiring connections in the unit, look for lose connectors, unplugged or broken wires. BEFORE YOU OPEN ANYTHING turn off the power to the unit.


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Lou has worked for LifeNet for 21 years and is currently a Flight Nurse for LifeNet Air in Texarkana.
"I wanted to be a nurse since the age of five. My grandmother and aunt were nurses, and I used to think they looked like angels in their starched white uniforms and hats," she said. "There are so many different kinds of nurses. When I became educated on flight nursing requirements, I went to EMT school and paramedic school to prepare myself for this kind of nursing."
Outside of the autonomy and the challenges associated with the career, there are other things Lou also loves about her job.
"I get my job satisfaction in caring for those who are injured or sick. I have a need to be needed, and this job fulfills that," she said. "It is an honor and a blessing to be allowed into a person's life in order to ease their suffering from illness or injuries."
In her spare time, Lou enjoys spending time with her family, her dogs, and friends. She also loves traveling to new places, fishing, and reading.
For others considering a career in EMS, Lou believes education is the key.
"Get an education because it's the only thing that can't be taken away from you," she said. "If you like to help others, becoming a healthcare provider will be a job you will love. Always take time to enjoy life and family so you will be able to have healthy coping mechanisms for the stresses that emergency medicine will put on you."
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Flying is by far my favourite of remote control hobby's but it can be a hassle transporting. In my Field Box project there is a special compartment (60CM length by 30CM depth and 10CM wide / 24"*12"*4") which is designed to house this 3D plane.
The idea is the simplest of them all, create a 3D capable plane which can be flat-packed and stored INSIDE the field box. This means where ever the Field Box goes I always have a plane even if I take something else entirely to use that day!
I think it's worth mentioning this is FaTedev`s first project entirely displayed here without needing to visit other pages.
The plans I created in Photoshop using real photos of the plane scaled to fit in the field-box. You should print these in LANDSCAPE which will be 4 sheets of A4 paper in total.
The design for this plane originates from a Scottish MK2 R.A.F Bulldog, I decided on this design as it's the first [u]real[/u] plane I got too fly back when I was in Air-Cadets and got too fly these at R.A.F Leeming.
The specifications for the model build are very simple too ensure field repairs or anything else will be just as simple.
[*] 6MM Depron sheets, I could use EPP foam but Depron is the way to go these days.
[*] 2MM hollow carbon fibre rods for structural support.
[*] 2 cell, 610 mAh 7.4v LIPO battery packs.
[*] 4 Channel radio gear with micro receiver or similar.
Even with on-board video recording devices I still easily exceed a minimum 50% thrust ratio with the ability to really fly fast at 157% excess.
In part 2 I'll start by showing the basic stages of cutting out Depron, cutting our fuselage, wings and tail. Followed by cutting out control surfaces, using tape for hinges and mounting the electric motor in place.
Important: I decided to start the build in part 2 because it's very important to explain my photographs will differ from the plans, as for this plane too fit in my field-box it needs to be shorter in fuselage length. This will vary my build to design specifications only in where the centre of gravity will be located. This was my own oversight as I fitted foam protection sides in the field-box which resulted in 6CM less space.
SpeedFreak III set-ups. Different wings, motors, ESC, lipos and more!


Let Lenox make an elegant impression in your home with this distinctive two part relish dish! Possessing equal parts functionality and poise, this is a collectible that always deserves to be on display.
Measuring 15.5 inches across, this piece belongs to the coveted Newport Collection. The ivory base is the perfect subdued tone to accentuate the rich design details that make the ensemble so special. Two identical dishes are connected at the center by a delicate handle that rises up from between. This accent has a beautiful pearl finish that only intensifies the elegance of the final product. Each section has layered detailing that replicates a flower petal. The ensemble is delicate, elegant - and, quite plainly, perfect.
This collectible comes in great condition and is free of any cracks or chips. Your dinnerware collection will instantly exude timeless elegance the moment this Lenox China relish dish enters the scene.
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La  du Tour d'Italie 2014 s'est déroulée le mercredi . Longue de , elle voit les coureurs partir de Sarnonico et arriver à Vittorio Veneto.

Parcours

Déroulement de la course

Résultats

Classement de l'étape

Points attribués

 Sprint intermédiaire de Valdobbiadene (km 151,9)

 Sprint final de Vittorio Veneto (km 208)

Cols et côtes

 Côte de Fastro-Scale di Primolano,  (km 107,6)

 Côte de Santo Stefano,  (km 162,5)

 Mur de Ca' del Poggio,  (km 188)

Classements à l'issue de l'étape

Classement général

Classement par points

Classement du meilleur grimpeur

Classement du meilleur jeune

Classements par équipes

Classement aux temps

Classement aux points

Autres classements

Classement des sprints intermédiaires (TV)

Classement de la combativité

Classement Azzurri d'Italia

Classement de l'échappée (Fuga)

Classement énergie

Abandon
Aucun.

Notes et références

Liens externes
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Andrew Chen: A Moody Poker Player
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Andrew Chen was born in Mississauga. Andrew is Canada poker player. Andrew has started playing poker in the year 2008.
This year he played his first poker tournament in San Jose. This year he played more two matches in which he had scored a high prize token of $329,682. After that, in the year 2009 he played more seven poker tournaments. This year his score were very well too. After that, in the year 2010 he played more five poker matches. This year he played too average, his prize and ranking were not much high. After that, in the year 2011 he played more six poker tournaments. This year for the first time he was ranked 1st in Paradise Ireland, and he was rewarded with a prize token $262,100 cash. This was his first achievement in the poker world.
After that, in the year 2012 again he played six poker tournaments. This year he was not ranked first but still with 2nd place he was rewarded with a nice prize token of $801,391 which is his top rewarded prize till now. In rest of the tournaments also his score was not bad. After that, in the year 2013 Andrew played a series of nine matches. This year he was an average poker player, he didn't played in form.
After that, in the year 2014 he played more eleven matches. This year twice he was ranked 1st with a good prize token of $627,647. Then in the year 2015 he played more six poker tournaments till now. This year also he plays as an average poker player. His ranking having many ups n downs. Andrew highest live cash prize is $801,391 which he played in Berlin. He has a total earning of $4,458,426. Andrew global ranking is 16th and he is ranked 11th in Canada. His online ranking is 1,848th which is bit low and his total online earning is $1,833,068.
Bertrand Grospellier is a professional poker player from the European country of France and he has also been a former gamer in the professional gaming world. Nicknamed Elky, he is one of the most well decorated poker players to ever hail from France having won a World Series of Poker bracelet as well as a title on the World Poker Tour in addition to his title in the European Poker Tour.
He is a professional on Team Poker Stars as well. His current residence has been listed to be in London, England in the World Series of Poker website but it is a well documented fact that he is somewhat of a reclusive figure, very rarely being seen in public except during live tournament scenarios and this has added to the mystique of his character which was already mystical to many considering the fact that he hails from the land of love and romance, Paris, France.
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Amir Rashidifar, 25, San Jose, California, and Mary Delvecchio, 28, are being detained pending extradition in Canada on charges that they operated a loan modification scam.
On January 29, 2009, employees of Legal Support Services, along with fifteen victims, reported to the San Jose Police Department that the suspects had been operating a fraudulent real estate loan modification business. Investigation revealed the suspects opened their business in September 2008 and offered to modify real estate loans for homeowners facing default and forclosure.
The suspects ran an elaborate operation and charged $3,000.00 to $4,000.00 to modify a loan; these fees were charged per property. The suspects convinced victims that Legal Support Services was working in tandem with real estate attorneys who were knowledgeable and experienced in the real estate loan modification business. Investigation revealed the suspects were not working with licensed attorneys.
In February 2009, the suspects fled the San Jose area after learning they were being investigated by the San Jose, California Police Department for fraud. Further investigation revealed the suspects had fled into Canada on May 26, 2009. Once in Toronto, the suspects opened a new, fraudulent real estate loan modification business under new, fraudulent identities.
The San Jose Police Department coordinated its investigative efforts with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), the RCMP Immigration Task Force, and the Canadian Border Services, who were able to locate and arrest both suspects at their residence in Toronto, Canada, on July 10, 2009. The suspects are being held in Canada, pending extradition proceedings, where they will be returned to the United State of America to face criminal charges in San Jose, California.
To date, the San Jose Police has identified 129 victims in this case, and it is believed the suspects may have defrauded many more victims.
Anyone having been victimized in this case, or having information about this case, is urged to contact Detective Dave Solis of the San Jose Police Department's Fraud Unit at (408) 277-4521. Persons wishing to remain anonymous may call Crime Stoppers at (408) 947-STOP (7867).
Another under everyone's nose scam is Kap HIroti. His foreclosurelist.ca site is horrible because even the articles that mention it tell people that you can save the 99/month membership in lieu of $8, plus $1/page. Why on earth would you give away the golden goose? Not so smart… Kraptacular!


Public sector workers have sent a very loud message to the Northern Ireland Assembly and the Conservative/Liberal Democrat government.
Three million workers belonging to twenty eight unions have walked out in defence of their pensions and the public services which all depend upon.In Northern Ireland it is probable that 80,000 workers have come out in a powerful demonstration of the power of the working class. The strike is a hugely important step forward in the campaign to defend our pensions and services.
Budget Day looms for the Fine Gael/Labour Government. On Tuesday, December 6, it will be clear for all to see how this government lives up to the claims of its leaders upon taking office in March, that it was the product of a 'democratic revolution' and represented a fundamental break with the cynical establishment politics of the past.
The Eurozone is at a tipping point. EU leaders are in disarray and have no clear strategy for resolving the crisis. Fragmentation of the Eurozone could trigger another deep financial crisis and global economic downturn. socialistparty.net analyses the crisis.
Thousands of activists fought running battles with security forces for control of Tahrir Square, Cario, last weekend, and at the start of this week. At least 33 people were killed and over 1,750 injured. There have also been big protest demonstrations in Alexandria, Suez, Mansoura and other cities. Street fighting continued last night in central Cairo, turning parts of the city into "a war zone". Today, Monday 21 November, clashes are reported as armed state forces try to clear Cairo's Tahrir Square of protesters.
As recently as a year ago when I and others on the Left wrote and spoke about 'the dictatorship of the financial markets' many people thought we were exaggerating. However after the events of the past few weeks, can there be any doubt but that we are witnessing a full frontal assault on democratic rights by European bondholders, bankers and speculators facilitated by the leadership of the European Union?
Socialist Party MEP, Paul Murphy, is currently visiting Gaza as part of a delegation of parliamentarians, to see the conditions first hand. Paul will be keeping a diary of the events and reflections, and you can read them on his blog. Here we post his report from the first day there.
US Socialists Say: Defend the Occupy Movement!
Here we post a statement from Socialist Alternative, our American sister group, where they respond to the recent state repression of the #Occupy movement, and discuss how the mass movement can be defended and extended.


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From Trigger it'll very easy to do but from configuration like validation rule how we can prevent.

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The Samsung SCX-6545N MFP features MPS mobile security and productivity solutions Data security and economical running costs.
Powerful applications provide businesses with customizable solutions. Samsung's MultiXpress provides high-speed printing and copying with customizable control to increase productivity and maintain economical running cost. The MultiXpress 6555N/6545N helps to distribute documents efficiently by scanning directly to email FTP SMB or client. Store scanned data into HDD and manage the stored data. Print and send your scanned data stored on the standard 80GB hard disk drive at any time.


Woodland Tennis Club's juniors joined in the celebrations for the Queen's 90th birthday with a fund raising event at the club.
Woodland Tennis Club's juniors joined in the celebrations for the Queen's 90th birthday by holding a fund raiser.
Union flag bunting adorned the club and everyone dressed up in red, white and blue. The usual coaching sessions were set aside in favour of games such as King, in which the winner of the rally got to wear the crown, and Tower of London where failure to make a set number of shots with coach Steve Pantling landed you in the tower until you were rescued by a fellow team member.
Cakes and hot dogs were on sale and an amazing £255 was raised to buy coaching equipment. The event finished on a high note with some presentations being made by Weston MP, John Penrose to the junior doubles winners, Tom Deverson and Jenson Gifford and to Alex Price and Jonathan Evans, who had just completed their LTA Tennis Leaders qualification.
Mr Penrose was impressed to see so many juniors actively participating in the sport and being so enthusiastic about tennis.


Eyelash business threshold is low, need cost is small, no customs restrictions, express delivery is quite convenient, thousands of people pour into the industry every day, Alibaba also has many people open Alibaba website to start eyelash business every day.. Social platform also has many people start eyelash business.. So many people do eyelash business, but only a few do well, why do your eyelash business? Not successful? Dear customers, have you ever thought about it?
Blind doing things will only lead to disgrace and disgrace. Some people just see the eyelashes for 3 days. Others make money and make profits. They blindly choose to do eyelashes business. I thought I could make money if I got the goods. Because it's not professional, I don't know where to judge the good eyelashes, where bad eyelashes, which eyelashes can be chosen? Which eyelashes are not optional? Cheap goods are garbage goods manufactured by cheap workers. The quality of products is so poor that the market is not recognized, resulting in a large inventory.
Because they do not know about the suppliers, some suppliers in order to take orders, with good-looking market bestselling 3D eyelash picture to show customers, the price quoted is high, but the actual bulk goods received a completely different product, or the product quality is uneven, eyelashes are pure hand-made products, experienced workers in the market are very expensive, and can be sold, pure hand-made products into the market. With some characteristics of enterprises and individuals, 3D false eyelashes can not be imitated. This leads to the same picture that the middleman propagandizes, and the same picture that he actually receives, which leads to the loss of the reputation of the middleman. Lose the market!
Most middlemen have not engaged in eyelash business or transferred from other industries to make 3-D mink false eyelashes. Because they have not done this business, they do not know the market, consumer's consumption mentality and consumption habits of 3-D mink false eyelashes. However, the supplier only considers the immediate interests, and can not give better advice to customers from the market level. Market strategy leads to the middleman. Businessmen can not communicate with the final consumers smoothly, consumers have problems, intermediaries can not make quick and correct decisions, give consumers a reasonable explanation, fast and effective solutions. This leads to the loss of market opportunities for intermediaries.
Some middlemen get good products, but do not know the final consumer's consumption habits, so I can not live in the consumer demand point, because they do not know about the products, nor can they give consumers a better feeling. Thus miss the market opportunity.
Products and reputation in the eyes of consumers do not leave a good impression, get good products, and do not have the right sales ideas, your eyelash business is difficult to achieve!
Dear customers, nothing can be simple and successful, with a good product, a good platform, but also a good marketing strategy, suitable for product sales ideas, good suppliers who can help you solve the problem, work hard, our business can become bigger and bigger!
Sincerity is the highest wisdom!" Idea, serve every customer with heart and soul!


Think about your much loved undertaking skill. Perhaps you help out serve poor individual, possibly you were involved with animal fundraising. Whatever it was, you were certainly conscious of the benefits your effort had for the beneficiaries of your generous work. But did you know you got a touch out of it – to some degree that lasts longer than the abundant mental state you had?
One Harvard valuation initiate that thinking about kindness, whether it's you or somebody else's, improved the amount of antibody found in participants' saliva. Students watched a video of Mother Theresa's generosity, and the examiners watch their antibody levels almost climb sharply. The amplified levels continued for up to an hour after the analysis was directed, too.
Another analysis initiate that doing volunteer work unrestricted the endorphins that are also unconfined during workout. These endorphins are connected to developed immune and nervous systems. A better immune system means distress from fewer illnesses over-all, but studies have also revealed that increasing your social circle – which occurs when volunteering – precisely lessens the number of chills individuals get.
It can relief and easy to cope up with depression.
Doing good acts also aids with depression. Apparently it aids take your mind off your personal condition and puts your difficulties into perception, but it also comforts on a chemical level. Generosity or volunteer work discharges dopamine, the feel-good chemical that gets out when we do something gratifying. Dopamine, consecutively, makes us feel cheerier so that we will involve in the deeds that primarily released it again. In this manner, volunteering can aid to ease depression.
It raises the distance and value of existence.
More than a few researchers have found that individuals who volunteer frequently have less incidences of heart sickness than individuals who do not volunteer. They also usually live longer, even when things like health, weight and economic and social factors are well-thought-out.
A Canadian study originates that 85% of Ontarians who offered volunteer woks evaluated their health as 'good'. Only 79% of those who didn't volunteer described the same. Of the volunteers, only 2% demanded their health was 'poor', paralleled to 6% of non-volunteers.
Furthermore, individuals with prolonged pain stated having less penetrating discomfort, better-quality functionality and less sadness when they gotten out to other individuals suffering with comparable pains.
The greatest thing about all of this is that you don't have to give your entire lifetime over to donations to gain the welfares of volunteering. The Corporation for National and Community Service checked over 30 studies into the health benefits of volunteering and found that volunteers who operated two hours a week got the maximum health benefits from their work. So only a slight bit of time put in can support you get a complete lot more out of generous work.


Wallabies coach Michael Cheika has spoken to a number of possibilities as he hunts for scrum coach Mario Ledesma's replacement.
The Wallabies will likely take a short-term replacement on their Spring Tour, with Ledesma finishing up after next Saturday's Bledisloe, before deciding on a permanent appointment.
"I've been meeting with a couple of guys over the last few days," Cheika said.
Whoever takes over from Ledesma will have big shoes to fill, but Cheika's immediate focus is giving his long-time colleague a positive finish in Brisbane, in the final Bledisloe Cup clash this year.
"They're going to be coming here to try and repeat the first half of game one (a 54-34 defeat in Sydney) and we're going to have to play so much better than we've been playing to get up there and challenge them," he said.
"We've got a way to go around maintaining top level for 80 minutes," he said.


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Genius hack to get free tickets to some of the UK's top attractions
Save money with these fantastic offers when you travel by rail
Dave Masters
Updated 16:09, 3 APR 2019
Here's how you can get free tickets for London and the South West's top tourist attractions.
You could save some serious money by taking up one of these wonderful 2-for-1 special promotions from rail operator GWR and the Days Out Guide in association with National Rail.
All you have to do to qualify for this great ticket hack is simply travel into the capital by train - it couldn't be simpler.
Choose one of the participating attractions on the GWR website here, print out your tickets and present them at the door along with your train tickets to get in on the special two-for-one rate.
Below we've highlighted some of our favourite deals for 2019, which are ideal for families and couples alike...
The Woman In Black at the Fortune Theatre
West End masterpiece The Woman In Black has been thrilling audiences for 27 years - and remains an absolute must-see.
Tickets are available from £57 and the offer runs until 30/04/2019.
Nearest GWR station: London Paddington
Click here to book your tickets!
For over 300 years Kensington Palace has been residence to Britain's young royal families.
Share the experience of this public palace and private home in the heart of Kensington Gardens as you discover the rooms where Queen Victoria spent her childhood.
And don't miss the incredible Diana: Her Fashion Story exhibition which traces the evolution of the princess's style.
**Offer not valid 13 - 22 April 2019**
The View from The Shard is London's premium visitor attraction, located at the top of Western Europe's tallest building, The Shard.
At a height of up to 800ft or 244m and at almost twice the height of any other vantage point in London, visitors will experience unrivalled 360 degree views over the city for up to 40 miles on a clear day.
**2FOR1 offer excludes champagne experience. 2FOR1 offer is subject to availability; the next available timeslot will be offered which may not be immediate. Busier times are between 15.00-19.00**
With over 750 species of animals to meet and thousands more surprising and fascinating facts just waiting to be discovered, ZSL London Zoo is the perfect day out for all the family.
Find yourself face to face with Asiatic lions and catch friendly giraffes whilst they enjoy a spot of lunch. Wander through our Madagascan shrub forest and see how many ring-tailed lemurs you can spot before heading down to B.U.G.S to quiz the insect experts on the important of insects to the zoo's ecosystem.
One adult must be selected and the cheapest ticket is free. Price is subject to change from £26 - but prices vary. See zsl.org for details.
LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort
Visit the LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort and experience the ultimate LEGO® adventure! Whether you are earning your very first driving licence behind the wheel of a LEGO car at the LEGO City Driving School, helping at the LEGO City Coastguard HQ in your own LEGO boat, riding a Dragon through a medieval castle or discovering the lost metropolis of Atlantis in a Submarine - The LEGOLAND Windsor Resort has something for the whole family.
Plus new for 2019, The Haunted House Monster Party! Attend Lord Vampyre's birthday celebration as his special guests and experience his all new ride.
**Important: LEGOLAND Windsor is subject to seasonal operating hours. Open from March 15 2019. Please check Opening Times tab for further details**
KidZania London
Spanning across 75,000 square feet, KidZania is an amazing indoor city built just for kids aged 4-14 years old!
Children get the chance to challenge themselves and explore the world of opportunities. If your child has ever dreamt of becoming a pilot, a firefighter or the next award-winning dancer, watch the excitement on their faces as they try out real life activities! The concept gives them their first taste of independence and discover their future career.
2FOR1 Admission for 2 people*. Terms and conditions apply.
The Ghost Bus Tours
With a bloody, brutish past packed with the tortured souls of the dead, London is perfect for a haunted bus tour, with adult tickets from £23 each.
The capital is bursting with sights and stories of the otherworldly, and for those with the courage to explore the darker side of history, it's a sight to see. And from where better to bask in the depravity of the capital's coloured past than aboard a twisted version of a London tour bus, The Ghost Bus Tours?
**2FOR1 offer not valid on Saturday**
Escape rooms where you solve clues to get out have become hugely popular in recent years - and here you can get IN for half price.
First time players can test their logic skills in the game Timelock, set within a 1920's themed study, or more experienced players might prefer the 'invisibility Gene' which offers a more cryptic challenge and will have teams thinking outside the box in the hope of escaping this 1970's science lab themed room.
**Offer valid for bookings made in the venue on the day only. To check availability please call 020 7476 5571**
*Please arrive 10 minutes early for a pre-game brief*
The award-winning London Eye River Cruise is a unique sightseeing cruise on the River Thames with live commentary. It starts at the London Eye pier and goes as far as Tower Bridge, returning 40 minutes later having cruised past the Houses of Parliament, St Paul's Cathedral, the Tower of London, Shakespeare's Globe as well as Westminster, Millennium and Tower Bridges.
**2FOR1 offer valid on full price standard adult tickets only. Allows the voucher holder to take either one free adult or one free child, per full paying adult.**
Shopping in BristolYate store is offering huge discounts on kitchen appliancesWhether it's an emergency replacement or a much needed revamp - Hotpoint has you covered
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Home Sports Local Sports Lady Rockets take fourth win over Lady Coyotes
Lady Rockets take fourth win over Lady Coyotes
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Goddard's Ambrosia Teasyatwho (14) drives down the court against Roswell Tuesday at the Coyote Den. (Steve Notz Photo)
The Goddard Lady Rockets beat the Roswell Lady Coyotes for the fourth consecutive time this season, 45-33, Tuesday night at the Coyote Den.
Roswell's Tori Sandoval (12) scores two points against Goddard Tuesday at the Coyote Den. (Shawn Naranjo Photo)
This game, however, was the closest of the previous three and if not for a one-point second period and a two-point third quarter by Roswell, this game could have been a much closer contest than Goddard coach Jared Neighbors would have wanted.
"We were coming off an emotional and physical game against Andrews Monday night," said Neighbors.
Goddard, 14-2, got the win over Andrews, 58-47. "Tonight we just came out flat in the beginning," Neighbors said. "That's not an excuse for the way we played tonight. Roswell is getting better and they came to play."
They sure did. The scrappy Lady Coyotes were hustling and diving for the rock any chance they got.
Goddard jumped out to an 8-2 first-quarter lead. But it didn't shake Roswell, they roared back with a 5-0 run and came within one 8-7 with 1:52 to go in the quarter.
The second period was there for the taking by either team, but neither did. The Lady Rockets led 20-7 with 4:58 to go in the half, but they only netted one free throw the rest of the way.
And during the stretch, they failed to score on nine consecutive possessions, which included five turnovers.
If Roswell, 6-12, was gonna make a move, this was the time to do it. However, the Lady Coyotes couldn't buy a bucket.
"We got to find a way to score," said Roswell coach Fernando Sanchez. "When we had our chances, we didn't. Someone is just gonna have to step up."
Tori Sandoval did just that. She led Roswell with 12 points, those all coming in the fourth quarter, which put a scare into Goddard.
"They dictated the tempo there in the fourth," Neighbors pointed out. Trailing by 22 points entering the fourth period, the Lady Coyotes put on a furious rally.
They outscored Goddard, 21-11 in the fourth period. Led by Sandoval, she drained two 3-pointers and a deuce to bring the Lady Coyotes within 11, 44-33 with under a minute to play.
"It was a weird tempo of ball they (Roswell) were playing, but we found a way to pull it out," said Neighbors.
Goddard met the challenge and they didn't lose their composure during the Roswell surge. Led by Ericca Cannon's 11 points and Ambrosia Teasyatwho's 10 points, both made key buckets down the stretch, to secure the win for the Rockets.
"It was an ugly win but we'll take it," said Neighbors.
Goddard will host Clovis next Tuesday, Jan. 21 at 5:30 p.m.
Roswell will host Santa Teresa on Saturday at 3:30 p.m.
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Q: Aplicar el resultado de la distancia de caracteres Tengo dos df con multitud de columnas. Las resumo en las dos siguientes df:
d1=data.frame(col1=c(1,2,3,4,5,6,7),
              col2=c("rojo34","verde","amarillo","amarillo 23","pepe","marta","lento"),
              col3=c("A","B","C","D","E","F","G"))

d2=data.frame(col1=c(1,2,3,4,5,6,7),
              col2=c("ve4ttrde","nada de nada", "amareillo56","rojo","pepe","martitta","rapido"),
              col3=c("FFF","BBB","CCC","AAA","EEE","GGG","DDD"))

d1
        col1    col2   col3
        1      rojo34    A
        2       verde    B
        3    amarillo    C
        4 amarillo 23    D
        5        pepe    E
        6       marta    F
        7       lento    G

d2
col1    col2 col3
1     ve4ttrde  FFF
2 nada de nada  BBB
3  amareillo56  CCC
4         rojo  AAA
5         pepe  EEE
6     martitta  GGG
7       rapido  DDD

Quiero encontrar la similitud que hay en la col2 de ambos df.
Para ello recurro a la distancia de Jaro-Winkler.
library(stringdist)

d <- expand.grid(d1$col2,d2$col2)

d$dist <- stringdist(d$Var1,d$Var2, method="jw")

do.call(rbind, unname(by(d, d$Var1, function(x) x[x$dist <0.25,])))->similares

         Var1        Var2       dist
17    amarillo amareillo56 0.09090909
18 amarillo 23 amareillo56 0.18181818
41       marta    martitta 0.12500000
33        pepe        pepe 0.00000000
22      rojo34        rojo 0.11111111
2        verde    ve4ttrde 0.12500000

Entonces ya tengo quien de d1 se parece a d2. Ahora quiero aplicar esto a los df.
La duda es como fusiono d1 y d2 para que se formen esas uniones, dejando un df que sería algo como esto:
  d1.col1     d1.col2    d1.col3     d2.col2        d2.col3
    1        rojo34         A        rojo             AAA
    2        verde          B        ve4ttrde         FFF
    3        amarillo       C        amareillo56      CCC
    4        amarillo 23    D        amareillo56      CCC
    5        pepe           E        pepe             EEE
    6       marta           F        martitta         GGG

A: Esta es una opción usando tidyverse. Le cambié los nombres a las columnas porque si tienes los mismos nombres en ambos se complican los joins del final.
d1=data.frame(col1a=c(1,2,3,4,5,6,7),
              col2a=c("rojo34","verde","amarillo","amarillo 23","pepe","marta","lento"),
              col3a=c("A","B","C","D","E","F","G"))

d2=data.frame(col1b=c(1,2,3,4,5,6,7),
              col2b=c("ve4ttrde","nada de nada", "amareillo56","rojo","pepe","martitta","rapido"),
              col3b=c("FFF","BBB","CCC","AAA","EEE","GGG","DDD"))

crossing(col2a = d1$col2a, col2b = d2$col2b) %>% #Producto cartesiano, simil a expand.grid pero permite manejar nombres
  mutate(distancia = stringdist(col2a, col2b, method = "jw")) %>%   #Calculo la distancia de cada par
  filter(distancia < 0.25) -> para_filtro   #Me quedo con las distancias menores

para_filtro %>%
  left_join(d1) %>% #Al ser left_join solo quedan las filas del df a la izquierda, en este caso el que está filtrado por distancias
  left_join(d2)  #Agrego las demás columnas

Obtengo
col2a       col2b       distancia col1a col3a col1b col3b
<chr>       <chr>           <dbl> <dbl> <chr> <dbl> <chr>
1 amarillo    amareillo56    0.0909     3 C         3 CCC
2 amarillo 23 amareillo56    0.182      4 D         3 CCC
3 marta       martitta       0.125      6 F         6 GGG
4 pepe        pepe           0          5 E         5 EEE
5 rojo34      rojo           0.111      1 A         4 AAA
6 verde       ve4ttrde       0.125      2 B         1 FFF

A: Podrías usar tu tabla similares como pivote para dos inner_joins:
library(tidyverse)

similares %>%
  filter(dist < 0.25) %>%
  inner_join(d1, by=c("Var1"="col2")) %>%
  inner_join(d2, by=c("Var2"="col2"))

         Var1        Var2       dist col1.x col3.x col1.y col3.y
1      rojo34        rojo 0.11111111      1      A      4    AAA
2       verde    ve4ttrde 0.12500000      2      B      1    FFF
3    amarillo amareillo56 0.09090909      3      C      3    CCC
4 amarillo 23 amareillo56 0.18181818      4      D      3    CCC
5        pepe        pepe 0.00000000      5      E      5    EEE
6       marta    martitta 0.12500000      6      F      6    GGG

Pero, para esto en particular, es muy cómodo usar fuzzyjoin
library(tidyverse)
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HomeFarm BusinessManagementTop 10 blogs from Delta Farm Press in 2014
Top 10 blogs from Delta Farm Press in 2014
Ed Phillips 1 | Jan 04, 2015
Anti-GMO propaganda, organic's claims, biotech in Europe, anti-pesticide conspiracies, the death of a well-respected farmer and Wall Street on farms... those were the subjects of the most read blogs in the Delta Farm Press in 2014. Here are our top 10 blogs from the past year.
10. Warning: This column contains sensible information about GMOs Read this column at your own risk. It contains scientifically-proven answers about genetically-engineered crops. If you continue to read, there is a strong probability that you may become rational about GMOs. (Elton Robinson)
9. Yet another organic study falls short New study says organic healthier, but other scientists beg to differ. (Elton Robinson)
8. Organic agriculture cannot save the planet The marketing of anti-pesticide and anti-GMO propaganda directly to highbrow consumers has carved out a $20- billion niche in America for the organic farming industry. From an environmental standpoint, however, organic farming isn't all it's cracked up to be. (Elton Robinson)
7. Biotech crops in Europe could be "dead and buried" European Parliament members were asked by the European Commission and member states to overturn an almost 15-year de facto ban on the cultivation of genetically modified crops in Europe, but behind-the-scenes maneuvering threatened to doom the effort. (Hembree Brandon)
6. Anti-pesticide looneys and conspiracy theorists We hear a lot of negative things about pesticides, but we really don't want to be without them. (Elton Robinson)
5. Consumer Reports should stick to toaster ovens If you want expert advice on purchasing a car, a toaster oven or a lawnmower, look no further than Consumer Reports. But if you want to know about GMOs and food safety, well, not so much. (Elton Robinson)
4. Five reasons why we fight mandatory GMO labeling Five reasons why mandatory GMO labeling is a bad idea for everyone, not just farmers. (Elton Robinson)
3. Don Self's love for peanuts won friends far and wide Whether he was in the middle of a Mississippi peanut field or in the marble halls of Capitol Hill, Don Self's passion for peanuts always shone through, and as a member of the National Peanut Board he missed no chance to promote the crop he loved. (Hembree Brandon)
2. The gospel according to Dr. Oz: A looming pesticide arms race? A recent Dr. Oz TV segment included an alarmist screed about "the latest and most disturbing development in one of the biggest controversies of the 21st Century — GMO foods," and the EPA's evaluation of the new herbicide Enlist Duo. (Hembree Brandon)
1. Wolves of Wall Street: poised to gobble up U.S. farmland? Enthusiasm for agriculture as an investment "borders on speculative mania," and "the wolves of Wall Street are eyeing millions of acres of U.S. farmland that will soon come up for sale, much of which has been in the hands of family farmers for generations." (Hembree Brandon)
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Much like procedural crime dramas, some elements of the TeamClearCoat Podcast can be formulaic, but satisfying nonetheless. One of these elements is the interventional and often times aggressive approach to blanket fort-based therapy.
In this episode Dave finally reveals the full extent of his thoughts about his time behind the wheel of Ian's TurboX.
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Ulster's fight, Ulster's rights? | Smart Thinking
Ulster's fight, Ulster's rights?
Report by: Centre for European Reform
Author(s): Edward Burke
Before the UK's Brexit referendum a year ago, few British politicians paid any attention to the problems that Brexit might cause for Northern Ireland. But the future border arrangements between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland have now emerged as one of the key issues in the UK's withdrawal negotiations. Edward Burke of the University of Portsmouth examines the impact of Brexit on the province.
Among the key points: Brexit has shaken the foundations of the peace process in Northern Ireland. Irish nationalists in the province believe that the constitutional changes it requires will reverse many of the gains of the Good Friday Agreement.
The DUP says that it wants Northern Ireland to leave the EU on the same terms as the rest of the UK. It also says that it does not want a 'hard border' with Republic of Ireland. But if Theresa May sticks to her stated aim of leaving the single market and the customs union, there will have to be some sort of border.
A distinctive status for Northern Ireland after Brexit, committing London and the 27 to maintaining many of the EU's programmes for Northern Ireland, would help to limit the fallout from the UK's exit.
Global Britain, global broker
By Dr Robin Niblett CMG
A blueprint for the UK's future international role
The Brexit EU-UK trade deal: A first analysis
By Marley Morris
Countering transnational repression
By Sarah Lehmkuehler
The importance of integrating new immigrants into society