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Rare Paramount film, supposedly lost save for a partial nitrate, is typical boy chases girl film. Set in London, American Larry Brooks, former millionaire and now broke, pursues lovely Elinor Farrington who, encouraged by her Aunt to marry wealth, falls for him not knowing that he is poor. Trying to regain his status in the racing world since the loss of his champion racehorse and the efforts of a gangster left him penniless, he and his trainer live from hand to mouth as he tries desperately to woo the girl, despite her aunt's suspicions. But Elinor soon finds herself falling for him until he admits to all that he is not what he appears to be. Through the efforts of a number of colorful characters, most notably a heavy set Spanish lady and her friend Senor Cortes, he is given the chance to vindicate himself in the big cross country race and start himself on the road to fortune with his girlfriend.
Chief chef of the love menu! He serves the ladies with romance and you with laughs! (Print ad- The Guardian,((Montreal, PQ)) 6 February 1931)
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An incomplete nitrate print of this film (Reels 1-4 of 5 Reels, Reel 5 discarded due to nitrate deterioration) survives in the UCLA Film and Television Archives, and is not listed for preservation and therefore may be a lost film if another copy doesn't survive elsewhere, or the UCLA doesn't preserve it soon. See more
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British online fashion retailer ASOS posted a 14 percent fall in annual profit after the strength of sterling hit sales growth.» Read More
May 8- Dean Foods Co, the largest U.S. milk processor, cut its full-year adjusted profit forecast after posting a surprise loss for the first quarter, as milk costs reached an all-time high and a severe winter hurt supply.
May 8- Data analytics company Teradata Corp warned that second-quarter revenue would fall and said it expected its full-year revenue and adjusted profit would come in at the lower end of its forecast.
May 8- Dean Foods Co, the largest U.S. dairy processor, lowered its full-year adjusted profit forecast after posting weaker-than-expected first-quarter results as milk costs rose and a severe winter in the country hurt supplies.
LONDON, May 8- British utility Centrica warned on Thursday its full-year earnings would be lower than expected and said it was putting its loss-making gas-fired power plants on the block.
May 6- Whole Foods Market Inc on Tuesday cut its 2014 same-store sales and earnings forecast for the third time amid rising competition in the natural and organic grocery sector that it dominates, and shares tumbled almost 15 percent.
May 6- Whole Foods Market Inc on Tuesday cut its 2014 same-store sales and earnings forecast for the third time amid rising competition in the natural and organic grocery sector that it dominates and shares tumbled more than 12 percent.
BEIJING, May 6- China's economic growth is likely to slow to 7.4 percent in 2014 from 7.7 percent last year due to the government's drive to curb credit risk and excessive factory capacity, the OECD said on Tuesday.
TOKYO, May 2- Japanese shares stepped back on Friday, with Sony Corp. falling after a profit warning and as investors took a wait-and-see stance ahead of a closely-watched U.S. employment report later in the day.
*Sony falls after dismal earnings. TOKYO, May 2- Japanese shares stepped back on Friday, with Sony Corp. falling after a profit warning and as investors took a cautious stance ahead of a closely-watched U.S. employment report later in the day.
May 1- SciQuest Inc, whose cloud-based software helps manage supply chains, cut its full-year profit and sales forecast as its enterprise customers delayed signing up for its services. The company, which counts Allergan, SABMiller among its customers, now expects 2014 adjusted earnings of 27- 30 cents a share on revenue of $101.6- $104.6 million.
Manoj Menon, partner and managing director at Frost & Sullivan, comments on the news that Sony has slashed its profit outlook by over two thirds and says the good news is that the group is getting out of the PC business.
*IMF cuts Russia 2014 growth forecast to 0.2 percent. MOSCOW, April 30- The International Monetary Fund has cut its 2014 growth forecast for Russia and expects capital outflow of $100 billion this year, the Fund's mission chief to Moscow said on Wednesday.
April 29- Pharmacy benefit manager Express Scripts Holding Co on Tuesday posted a lower-than-expected first-quarter profit and decreased its earnings forecast for full-year 2014, saying adjusted prescription volume would be less than it had anticipated. Express Scripts shares fell 6 percent in extended trading.
Gavin Oldham, executive chairman of Share Centre, discusses growth in U.K. companies and their prospects.
Keith McGregor, EMEIA restructuring leader at EY, points out that U.K. profit warnings fell to a three-year low in 2013 due to "great momentum" in the first half.
Peter Hutton, energy analyst at RBC Capital Markets, comments on Shell's profit warning and says it is a "reminder" and not new information.
Upscale yogawear retailer Lululemon Athletica cut its forecast for the fourth-quarter due to weak sales in January.
A potential warning to stock investors of weaker-than-expected 4Q-2013 earnings is shaping up to be the most negative on record. USA Today reports.
Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group said its first-half net profit increased 53% on the year to 5 billion dollars. Sachiko Kishida reports.
Andy Brown, analyst at Panmure Gordon, explains why he keeps his buy stance on Balfour Beatty, despite the company issuing a second profit warning in six months.

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At the Paris Motor Show, I had the opportunity to speak with Michael de Bono. The Englishman was responsible for the exterior design of the BMW 3 series Touring and the BMW Concept Active Tourer. We talked about the differences of the both cars, the challenge of designing the Concept, and what the Concept makes a real BMW.
I hope you enjoy the it – you can read the exclusive interview at BMWBlog.com.
Remember this one?
Yes, it’s the carbon body of the coming BMW i3. To be more concrete, it’s the same carbon body that stood in Paris until last Sunday. Since Wednesday it now has a place at the all new BMW Welt in Munich.
More details will follow during the next days!
Do you know this little guy?
It’s a british bulldog. But a special one.
It is, at all, THE ONLY british bulldog. At least for MINI enthusiasts.
The soft toy dressed in black with MINI dog-collar is one of the most wanted accessoire for MINI fans. More than 60,000 of these little guys found a new home during the year… ! What’s a teddy bears in comparison to that? ;-)
Anyone remembering the U2 Song?
Well… Howbeit the Paris Motor Show 2012 has endet with sensational 1.231.416 visitors – this is not the end for us at the moment. Why? Because I have to tell you some more things. For example, How I Met…, not actually your mother, but some very interesting people. So stay tuned!
Bonjour Madame. Bonjour NBC.
We hope you enjoyed the stay at the BMW stand …
Still an amazing car: The BMW M5.
Since its debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show last year, the BMW M5 is a car that takes breathes away. Still. And I guess, I’m not the only one who can’t stop looking at it…
Here in Paris it gets a lot of attention due its news non-shine color. In BMW language, its Frozen Grey Metallic. And I really enjoy the frozen colors at BMW. You too? Than come with me and lets take a short tour around the car. And if you still can’t get enough, BimmerToday has a lllloooootttt of pics! ;)
The best of two worlds: the BMW ActiveHybrid 3 combines the best BMW TwinPower Turbo inline six-cylinder engine with an efficient electric drive and an eight-gear automatic. The result is a unique BMW.
Like the BMW ActiveHybrid 5, the hybrid version of the BMW 3 Series is powered by the award-winning BMW in-line six-cylinder engine. The Otto-engine – which is used in the BMW 335i as well – has been honoured twice in a row with the international “Engine of the Year Award” and has won many fans in recent years. Now it is supplemented by an electric motor that provides the BMW 3 Series with an additional dynamic and much-improved efficiency.
The BMW 3 Series ActiveHybrid is being exhibited next to its sister vehicles from the BMW 5 Series and BMW 7 Series. The electric motor in all three draws its power from a lithium-ion high-performance battery located under the trunk between the wheel housings. The battery is charged while driving by means of an energy recovery system.
The electric motor boosts the power of the BMW TwinPower Turbo inline six-cylinder by up to 40 kW (54 hp), which leads to a maximum system output of 250 kW (340 hp). The BMW hybrid can thus accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in a standstill in 5.3 seconds. By comparison: the batteryless and electric motorless BMW 335i sedan manages this sprint in the same time, but at a cost of up to 30% more fuel.
The star BMW at the Paris Motor Show is undoubtedly the BMW Concept Active Tourer. It has attracted many a look and camera eye. And many opinions. Because it is a premier for BMW. A car with which the company is writing history.
This is not only a new space concept, it is above all a technological development that is unique for BMW: it is a front-wheel drive! This is anything but normal for BMW fans and drivers. Only a few manufacturers still design their cars as rear-wheel drives, the front-wheel drives have all the advantages in terms of weight, technology and use of space.
The additional development costs alone are a disadvantage for the rear-wheel drive. Then comes the use of space (power needs to be transferred from the engine to the back wheels after all), and the additional weight of the additional components.
But BMW has continued to build rear-wheel drive vehicles and has carved out a unique position for itself on the market that way. The BMW Concept Active Tourer breaks with this tradition, and does so with set goal in mind.
The new vehicle transports the core values of the brand – joie de vivre, dynamism and a self-confident design – into a new market.
But it is a rough road lined by stereotypes.
Even if it is as of yet difficult to say anything about driving characteristics or driving dynamics, loyal BMW fans have their doubts. Or am I wrong?
I’ve collected a few opinions from the depths of the net to see what others think of the Concept.
It is about half-time in Paris at the Motor Show – time to wrap up some different views from here, isn’t it?
Here are some of the best Instagram-shots I’ve found using the #BMWParis or #ParisMotorShow Hashtag – hope you enjoy them. I did. If you click on the pictures you get to the original.
With the launch of the new Paceman MINI also started a new brand campaign. The new claim: “NOT NORMAL”.
The worldwide campaign conveys the brand’s individual, high-energy attitude to life. “NOT NORMAL” shines the spotlight on MINI’s strong, independent character – driving a MINI is expressing the way you live.
Alongside the classic communication channels, the campaign will also run online – especially in the social media. Users will be integrated into the images of the online film and print motifs and will themselves become part of MINI. As of this NOT NORMAL belongs everywhere. At first there is a new Facebook-App – the NOT NORMAL RIDE. You there can choose a city, choose a style and get ready to ride in a MINI branded with your face!


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Luc Laszlo Mady
Blood-Red Eyes: Trials
One who seeks revenge digs no graves for immortals.
Vampire spies run freely across the land, as the world is ignorant of their existence. They stand in the shadows of those in command, influencing the nations without remorse. They obey the whims of their master, Lord Uriel.
The magical children of the Drake, Mage, and Islander Nations, and twins of the Order intrigue Lord Uriel. Their lives separate yet connected through tragedy and the interests of the weak and powerful alike.
Will the magical children be treated as allies, enemies, or toys for the immortals? Will Lord Uriel and his vampires retain control over the world, or will the old gods turn it into a battleground? Either way, the magical children must strive for survival and their beliefs. The consequences will be dire, the world hangs in the balance.
Only the fortunate will die quickly.
About Laszlo Mady
Fantasy has been a passion for L. Laszlo Mady since he was told by his uncle to stop running around the house and sit and watch The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring that was playing so everyone in the house could have some peace. Engrossed in the movie, Laszlo became hooked on the idea of magical worlds. He was instantly inspired and started attempting to write his own.

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Washington (CNSNews.com) - "Hey, hey, ho, ho, Bush's war has got to go."
Chants from anti-war protesters rang throughout the nation's capital Saturday as demonstrators gathered outside the White House to express their displeasure with the war on Iraq.
Secret Service agents and U.S. Park Police closely watched the noontime protest in Lafayette Square, a site of frequent anti-war gatherings. No violence erupted and the crowd eventually dispersed after about an hour.
Eric Anderson of Washington, D.C., waved a Palestinian flag as he echoed the chants of protesters. He said he regularly attends the protests around the city to show his disapproval with U.S. policies in the Middle East.
"To me, this seems to be a war of conquest and colonization, rather than a defensive war as it has been sold to us," he said. "I hate Saddam Hussein, and I could have been sold on an effort to take him out, but that's not the motive for this war."
Oil is the motive, in Anderson's view. Several other demonstrators said Bush's ties to oil companies had more to do with the war than his desire to liberate the Iraqi people.
Anderson was part of a group that tried to persuade police to open Lafayette Square to the more than 200 protesters who had gathered there. About 20 minutes after the demonstration began, Park Police fenced off the area - letting protesters leave the park on their own will, but blocking several hundred people who were marching through downtown Washington from entering.
After repeated attempts to unite the various factions of protesters, the group that had gathered in front of the White House dispersed into the streets of Washington to join the march through city streets.
George Washington University law student Cory Shapiro was standing about a block from the White House in front of a fence guarded by police. He comes to various protests in Washington to watch as a legal observer, part of a program run by the National Lawyers Guild.
Police tactics Saturday were not nearly as bad as last fall during the International Monetary Fund and World Bank demonstrations, Shapiro said. Several hundred arrests were made during those protests. He was not aware of any arrests Saturday.
But Shapiro was critical of the police for restricting access to Lafayette Square, which borders Pennsylvania Avenue and has been closed to large demonstrations ever since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
"There are plenty of violations on everyone's First Amendments rights, but we're just trying to watch the police to make sure they're following the correct procedures," he said. "We're here to witness what the police may or may not do."
The sunny, spring day attracted a variety of demonstrators, many carrying "No Iraq War" signs and some wearing "Impeach Bush" T-shirts. The antiwar group International ANSWER organized the protest.
John Bull, a U.S. military veteran who served in the first Persian Gulf War, hoisted a sign expressing his opposition to the war.
"I was against it from the beginning and I'm still against it now," he said. "This was a war that should have never started. There was a peaceful means to achieve what the U.S. wants to achieve, but without all the deaths."
Added Barbara Morland of Arlington, Va., who carried a bright yellow sign with "PEACE" written in huge letters across it: "We have attacked a nation that does not pose a danger to us. Our president has been dishonest; he continues to tell us there's a connection between Sept. 11 and Saddam Hussein, but there has been no evidence to demonstrate that."
Morland said it is just as important for antiwar demonstrators to come out and express their feelings now as it was before the war began.
Others, like Tricia Obester, a teacher from Arlington, Va., came to express their concerns about the news media's coverage of the war. Obester said Americans were never told the full story during the 1991 conflict, and she believes the media are not doing a good enough job this time either.
"When I turn on the radio, I here about the tragic casualties the American troops are suffering, yet we hear nothing about the hundreds of Iraqis that I'm sure are being killed," she said. "It's like there's a total gag on the media."
Not all the people who came to Saturday's protest were there to express their disapproval. Robert Fields of Manassas, Va., brought his young daughter, Virginia, to the rally to counter the protesters. He said he has been doing it since the 1960s.
"Sometimes I just like to make fun of them," he said, as his daughter held a map of the Middle East they were using to ask protesters to identify Iraq. "Some of them don't have a clue what the issues are."
Fields' daughter, Virginia, was equally as passionate.
"Now that we're in this war, we need to be supporting our troops, they need the U.S. backing them up," she said. "Nobody wants war, but I think it's crucial right now. Bush knows what's going on and I trust his judgment to do what's right for America."
On Sunday, Bush supporters plan to gather near the Lincoln Memorial for their own rally.
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I tossed and turned all night and woke up around 545 feeling groggy. The temperatures were perfect for sleeping, and I hiked a good distance, so I’m not sure why I felt so restless. I left my sleeping bag as quietly as I could while everyone slept. I peered inside each of my shoes to check for spiders because I had left them in the dark gap between the lip of the shelter and the actual floor of the shelter. It’s a design that seems specific to the older structures on the trail to prevent porcupines from getting into the shelter. The end result looks like a snake pit if you ask me. I made the annoyingly long trek to the privy that was oddly off the trail rather than behind or adjacent to the shelter where they usually are. I took my shorts with me so I wouldn’t have to do a super man sleeping bag change in a shelter full of dude bros.
Everyone still slept soundly when I returned. I wasn’t about to wait for them to eat breakfast, so I pulled my food bag out of my pack hanging under the eaves of the shelter. It’s the first time I haven’t hung my food outside the shelter, and everything survived. I quietly unwrapped my probar and covered it in a conservative amount of peanut butter. I’m dangerously low considering I have to eek out lunch and breakfast servings. Action Jackson eventually sat up and began to fix his breakfast. I sat at the edge of the sleeping platform and brushed my teeth and put my contacts in without moving because everything was within arms reach. Then I packed up my sleeping gear and put bodyglide on my feet. The others had finally started to rustle around by the time I was packed and ready to go at 7am.
The trail started with a mile and a half descent to sawyers notch. The sky had been sunny when I woke up, but clouds hung overhead as I walked away from the shelter. The forest was bright green and saturated from last night’s storms, and a light mist hung in the air. As I descended to the forest floor, it started to drizzle. I steeled myself for another soggy morning, but the rain petered out pretty quickly and never got heavy enough to warrant a rain jacket. The extra moisture added to the feeling of walking through a rainforest, which continues to feel confusing relative to what I imagine New England climate to be.
The trail down to sawyers notch consisted of a lot of man made stone steps and the occasional jumble of roots and rocks. I made decent time down to the notch where an unofficial campsite exists. Someone had hung a line about 5 feet off the ground and what appeared to be 10 red food bags hung from the line. In keeping with what I’ve found so far, people do not seem concerned about bears or proper bear hangs in Maine. A woman tenting at the baldpate shelter had tied her food bag to a stump about 4 feet in the air. Why not just leave it in your tent at that point?
I walked past the tent site and carefully rock hopped across sawyer brook. The trail took a sharp right and immediately started up moody mountain. The climb was so steep at certain points that I could have eaten my knees for second breakfast.
I tried to focus on using big muscles and not thrusting my head foreword while I inched my way up the mountain. There were short stretches of flat relief towards the top and then back to climbing nearly straight up. I stopped at this view to have a snack and use my phone given the higher elevation (anything below about a thousand feet is almost guaranteed to be no service zone):
It took about 15 minutes of phone zombie time for wolfie and his friend to catch up to me at the view. Action Jackson strolled through about 3 minutes behind them. I put on my pack and left them all to gawk at the mountains we haven’t gotten to see because of the whiteout conditions. The trip down moody was milder than I expected, consisting primarily of good footing. I stopped at a stream for water and had to work hard not to eat another snack.
A strong breeze blew all morning, continuing to make it feel like fall with cooler than expected temperatures. I hiked in my wool shirt on and off all day. The walk between the bottom of Moody and sawyer arm road was picture perfect middle of the woods walking. I came upon a brand new privy that went with a tent site that wasn’t on my map. I decided to use it given the guys hiking behind me and the high likelihood that they would catch up with me in mid squat. Sure enough, as I came out of the privy (that had tp!), I saw Action Jackson slow down to read the sign near the privy’s side trail. We both remarked on the beautiful weather and terrain, and then he took the lead. Around the bend from the privy, I came to a steam crossing that involved a tricky long hop from a smaller rock to a large but uneven boulder. It was just far enough that I had to Hail Mary it and hope that I didn’t end up crashing into the water, which I managed to avoid.
On the other side of the stream, the trail crossed south arm road where Action Jackson had plopped down to eat a snack. I wasn’t ready to take another break, so I kept going after I dumped my trash in a bin chained to a tree. The climb up old blue mountain was just as steep as the ascent up moody. As I made my way up one particularly rocky bit, I saw a raspberry laying on a rock.
I came to this viewpoint and decided to take another break to rest my legs and take in the sunny spot. Action Jackson caught up with me and checked out the view for a minute before moving on. I lingered, feeling tired and daunted by the 2.3 miles left to the summit. Thankfully some of that came in the form of flatter sections. Around 2700 feet, the forest became mossier and the trees were shorter. For the last third of a mile, the trail transitioned to the steep rock slabs I’ve become accustomed to climbing forever and ever.
There was a bit of rebar here and there (top picture), but for the most part I just had to creep up the slabs or hug the roots along the edges. I ran into some day hikers heading south, one of whom assured me that this was the last climb for a good little stretch of the northbound AT. I kept my biting remarks about other people’s opinions to myself and pretended to be enthused by her “facts.” When she said I was near the top, I said I was also near lunch. An older gentleman in the party said I’d be better off just eating at that spot because of the wind. He turned out to be very correct. The wide open summit of old blue was a wind tunnel with shrub height trees that didn’t provide any cover.
I sat my pack down for all of 10 seconds before deciding against eating on the summit. Instead, I went about a third of a mile down the mountain and sat on a rock nearly in the middle of the trail because I was starving and couldn’t be bothered to wait for a better spot. The wind had chilled me on the summit, so I put on my raincoat for an extra layer while I wasn’t moving. As I put together my lunch my hands started to go numb from cold, so I pulled out my hat and hand warmers. I felt absurd in winter gear, but I was still barely warm enough to sit still. I left my warm layers on as I headed down the mountain. I couldn’t pick up much speed because the descent was a little steep, so it took a good forty minutes to warm up enough to remove layers. A lot of today felt more like October than August.
The descent mellowed out and then transitioned into quiet walking until I came to a section of poorly maintained bog boards. My left foot slipped on one of the boards, and I went down hard on the outer part of my left thigh. Thankfully, it wasn’t a particularly wet section, so I didn’t end up in mud as my legs slopped over the edge of the boards. I cursed to myself and whined about how the trail maintenance shouldn’t be the most dangerous part of my day. Then the trail took me through a pine section with a sparse canopy, which let in both sunlight and wind. The walking was easy minus the odd crop of boulders here and there.
I eventually came to this viewpoint where a SOBO sat on the bench. I stopped with my pack on, not intending to take a break, but the SOBO offered to make room for me, so I took advantage of his hospitality. That’s when I noticed that the pack on the ground was actually attached to an adorable dog.
I said hello to her and she proceeded to put her feet on my lap and lick my face.
Her name is mountain goat and the SOBO is General Ben. He offered me some of his trail mix, which I happily took given my dire snack situation. I stuck around for about 10 minutes talking and ogling the cute dog until General Ben said it was time for them to move on. He knew the campsite I intended to get to tonight and made a passing remark about bemis being easy. I filed that into my “maybe true” category of information and tried not to get too attached to the idea.
The first peak of bemis was indeed easy, but the ridge between the two peaks was root filled and annoying. I still had about five miles to go at 4p, which felt too far given my energy level, but I need to make the miles, so I can get to rangeley at a decent time tomorrow. As I stood off to the side of the trail sending a text, I looked up to find Tater, who is someone I follow on Instagram (hikinghepburn). She and her hiking partner, Norsemen, have been doing non-AT 4K peaks in the area and in doing so, got behind me. I gave a hearty hello and said that I wondered if we would run into each other. I made a joke about there being a few extra mountains around for them to climb. Tater complained about her legs feeling trashed and said they were both worse for the wear at the moment. I commiserated with their soreness and let them pass so I could finish writing. They will likely stop short at the shelter instead of going all the way to the campsite where they also intended to camp tonight.
I griped and picked my way down the trail that had somehow devolved into an aggravating rocky mess with some incredibly steep sections. Here’s an example of one pesky spots (the perspective is strange, but I had to climb down this):
I finally made it to the shelter around 5:30p. I didn’t stop because I was only using it as a benchmark for how much longer I needed to walk. 3.6 miles left at that hour is far from ideal, but it’s doable. The trail didn’t get any easier so my attempts at “fast” hiking were only mildly successful. The trail near the second peak of bemis mountain, as its known, snakes through and endless network of exposed boulders. I had to work hard not to stop to take a hundred pictures like this:
I also had to avoid stopping every two feet to eat blueberries! Not to worry, I snacked on a fair share as I wound my way from one rock face to the next. I lamented the fact that I couldn’t stick around to watch sunset because of the incredible views of the surrounding mountains.
Somewhere in the boulder maze, I heard an odd sound that I mistook for a person. I quickly turned my hat back around (I had it on backwards because of the wind) and mentally prepared myself for a short interaction. I came around the corner, but there was no one to be found. I heard the high pitched noise again and looked around to find what I am pretty sure is a grouse sitting on a tree limb twittering at me. I stared at it and said aloud “what are you doing up there?” It was a beautiful brown speckled color with a quail like shape.
As I went into full-on rushing mode (aka hunger panic), a guy in his fifties passed me and tried to start a conversation about my hike. I brushed him off as politely as I could telling him I was in a hurry to get to camp. He knew of the tent sites by the stream and said that they were a great spot. What he should have said is that I would have to nearly stand on my head to get down the other side of bemis mountain. Dear god was it a steep and neverending descent. The slabs continued, then got steeper and then even steeper. Then came the rocks. The whole way down, I simultaneously cursed the mountain and thanked the weather because it would have been utterly miserable to do that descent on wet rocks. The grade was just too steep.
I finally made it to the unofficial tenting area around 7:45. Far later than I had hoped because of the painstaking climb down from bemis. I quickly set up my tent, forced myself to throw a bear line and fetched water from the stream around the bend. Then I put on water for dinner. I didn’t have any cold food options to fall back on, so I had to go through my full dinner routine. I sat on a rock in the waning light and ate my black beans and rice meal. The moon shone through the trees over my tent. Today was exhausting, and I feel amazed at my body’s ability to just keep going. My feet were mincemeat by the end, but they’re holding up much better than they used to (knock on wood). I’m finishing this to the sound of what I assume are chipmunks hopping around in the woods and the soft hum of the stream a few hundred yards away. Not too long ago a car went down the dirt road that’s adjacent to the tenting area. It felt disconcerting to see headlights from my tent, but there are other hikers camped around me, so I have the necessary false sense of security to be able to sleep.
Mile 1938.9 to mile 1955.3 (16.4)
Total miles: 952.1
Creature feature: the grouse and a green snake that I mistakenly thought was a stick until it slithered away to a safe distance and stared at me from the brush.

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Wellington holiday season begins with parade
Wellington’s holiday season is kicking off Sunday with a parade down Forest Hill Boulevard.
The festivities will begin at 1:30 p.m where the parade will march from Wellington Trace to Ken Adams Way. Floats will include floats, marching bands, characters and dance groups.
Vendors will be along the route to sell food and other goods.

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Live PM Narendra Modi Speech in Parade Ground Public Rally Dehradun Uttarakhand 27 Dec 2016
Narendra Modi Speech in Parade Ground
So here is the time for all the Prime Minister Narendra Modi Ji Lovers to watch him Live again in Dehradun after 2 Years. PM Narendra Modi will address an open rally at Parade Ground here on December 27, his first in the state capital since he accepted office in May 2014. The PM is probably going to report a few advancement ventures for the slope state, including a system of every single climate street to Char dham, in front of gathering surveys one year from now. PM Narendra Modi Address the Public Rally in the State of Uttrakhand. The Rally is Starts from the Venue at Parade Ground Dehradun. Before this Rally Narendra Modi Address the Rally by Presenting the Speech. So Peoples those who are unable to attend the Rally they can Watch Live Narendra Modi Speech in Parade Ground Public Rally Dehradun on their TV Channels whose Live Streaming is covered by Lots of News Channels.
Narendra Modi Public Rally Dehradun Uttarakhand Live Videos
Affirming the PM’s visit, state BJP president Ajay Bhatt said, “The PM will establish the framework stone of a system of every single climate street to Char dham amid his visit. The aggressive venture means to guarantee continuous all climate safe trip for travelers to the four sanctuaries of Kedarnath, Badrinath, Gangotri and Yamunotri. Depicting the venture as “near BJP’s heart”, Bhatt said the Center had straightforwardly authorized Rs 11,500 crore for it. Peoples are Searching in the Google for the Narendra Modi Public Rally Dehradun Uttarakhand Live Videos So they can See the Live Streaming of Narendra Modi Public Rally Dehradun Uttarakhand
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Seven 889km extends will be developed under the venture. To upgrade street wellbeing, avalanche danger zones will be recognized and sidesteps, scaffolds, passages and lifted corridiors constructed. Bhatt included that BJP national president Amit Shah will likewise visit Dehradun to introduce a private doctor’s facility on December 23. He is probably going to seat a survey related meeting amid his visit. So With out wasting to much time Watch PM Narendra Modi Parade Ground Public Rally Dehradun Uttarakhand which is Held today on 27.12.2016.

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As my active boys get older, it is getting more difficult to get them to sit still long enough to do something creative. However, the project I am sharing today is perfect for my hockey-loving sons. Check out this wonderful (and simple) DIY hockey canvas that kids can paint using their favorite team colours and dollar store supplies. It makes fantastic custom artwork for their rooms too!
To make the jersey artwork, start by painting a canvas a solid colour, and let it dry completely.
Then, add light coloured writing.
Finish by adding details/highlights in a darker colour.
I love that this project can be done inexpensively in any colours that the child chooses.
Check out the fantastic job my hockey-loving boys did on paintings for their rooms.
This is a great project to do on a rainy or snowy afternoon at home, and it would also be fun at an end-of-season team party or hockey-themed birthday party.
It would work for other sports too. The possibilities are endless! Do you have a sports fan that would love to make some artwork replicating their favorite jersey?
Gina (aka East Coast Mommy)

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About the Heritage Hotels:
Bikaner with its association of red stone forts, sprawling palaces, camel races and desert safaris is one of the most frequented places in Rajasthan. Located in the Northern part of Rajasthan this city is surrounded by forts from all the sides. Many hotels have found their way inside the city fortress. A number of these old forts and palaces have been reconstructed and renovated as Heritage Hotels in Bikaner. These Heritage hotels uphold the kind of tradition and culture that was prevalent during the time of the Rajputs. When you are checking inside a heritage hotel it is almost like checking with a way of life that reflects the royalty and grandeur of Rajasthan.
Accommodation in Heritage Hotels in Bikaner
Accommodation in Heritage Hotels in Bikaner speaks of class and traditional d�cor. The rooms are reminiscent of the royal past of its origin. Each has its own exquisite interior in keeping with name of the room or suite. Crystal chandeliers, antic furniture, large paintings done in ornate frames adorn the rooms. Significantly the arched balconies attached with the rooms do not overlook the roads but the inside of the hotel courtyard. The palaces and forts have an andermahal which was quite prevalent during the reign of the Rajputs.
Dining in Heritage Hotels in Bikaner:
Almost all of the Heritage Hotels in Bikaner consists of a plush bar and a in house restaurant which is reminiscent of the royal kitchen. These are the best places from where you can get a true taste of authentic Rajasthani cuisine. The utensils in most of these hotels are either silver or costly metals. The whole d�cor of the restaurants are replete with tradition and folk culture. Theme of Rajputana and the Thar desert are commonly etched out in most of these restaurants.
Business facilities in Hotels in Bikaner:
Conference rooms are provided in almost all the Heritage hotels for the smooth proceedings of business.
Recreational Facilities in Heritage Hotels in Bikaner
Many of these hotels organize cultural and folk programs in the evening to entertain its guests. A camel Safari and desert expedition are also organized by the hotel authorities. The forts and palaces offer you a good chance to explore the history and culture of Rajasthan. In some hotels arrangements are there to play badminton, billiard and volleyball.
Some of the other facilities in most of the Heritage Hotels in Bikaner includeHealth club with modern gym , sauna, and Jacuzzi
International newspapers and journals
Complimentary welcome drink
Fax and internet facility
The city of Bikaner is an important tourist venue in Rajasthan. Visit Bikaner during the winter months to see the city at its best. Camel rides and safaris, desert expedition and historical forts, the city never fail to excite you. To make your trip hassle free make prior reservations in any of the heritage hotels in Bikaner.
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Author(s): Harris PK, Hutchinson KM, Moravec J, Harris PK, Hutchinson KM, Moravec J
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Abstract PURPOSE: Otitis media is the most common condition diagnosed by pediatricians and is estimated to affect approximately 70\% of the pediatric population. The goal of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of otoscopy and multifrequency tympanometry (MFT) for diagnosis of otitis media in children. METHOD: Twenty-one children, age 1 to 10 years, who were seeking medical treatment for suspected middle ear disease were selected to participate. Data were collected prior to myringotomy to determine the sensitivity and specificity rates of the following otologic and audiologic measures: (a) pneumatic otoscopy, (b) conventional tympanometry, and (c) MFT. For this study, the "gold standard," myringotomy, was used along with pneumatic otoscopy to determine the effectiveness, sensitivity, and specificity of conventional 226-Hz tympanometry, 678-Hz tympanometry, and 1000-Hz tympanometry to predict middle ear disease. RESULTS: The diagnoses provided with pneumatic otoscopy and tympanometry were both similar, agreeing in diagnosis 80\%-100\% of the time. The diagnoses from 678-Hz and 1000-Hz tympanometry were nearly equal and proved to detect abnormality at a higher rate. CONCLUSIONS: MFT is recommended on a routine basis with children having a history of otitis media, or else abnormal or notched 226-Hz tympanograms. Further research with a larger sample size will illuminate the possible predictive potential of MFT in otitis media.
This article was published in Am J Audiol
and referenced in Journal of Phonetics & Audiology

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Berlin Philharmonic, Royal Festival Hall, London
A quiet, uneasy Rattle tests out his new toy
Saturday 12 October 2002
Terror froze the audience at the Royal Festival Hall last night as Sir Simon Rattle, the Berlin Philharmonic's first ever British maestro, brought Anton Bruckner's unfinished Ninth Symphony to its shockingly discordant final climax. Rarely have London audiences heard brass choirs scream with such unchecked aggression, and yet the sound was never crude. It was an auspicious British debut for Rattle and his recently won Berlin Philharmonic.
The concert had opened with music from 30 or so years ago which would have left the hall empty. Arnold Schoenberg's Second String Quartet is not easy music by any means, but in Rattle's hands the composer's own full-string version sounded both mysterious and palatable. Straight away, this was very much Rattle's sound: lean, attenuated, dynamic and with first and second violins sitting opposite each other (too often they are bunched up together). This meant that dialogue between them was very noticeable. The first movement was all earnestness, the second disorientating.
At one point Rattle, his eyes theatrically wide, put his hand to his mouth in a gesture of mock consternation. For the third and last movement the soprano Dawn Upshaw tackled the taxing but lyrical vocal line with just a touch of Broadway cream, not quite what was needed for "air from another planet''. But she sang beautifully. Rattle's direction of this infinitely fascinating music was inspired, the best possible advocacy for music that is still too little known.
The case for Bruckner's Ninth Symphony was more complex. Yes, it shimmered. Yes, the climaxes were overwhelmingly powerful. And yes, this definitely sounded like the Berlin Philharmonic that we all know and love. But there were oddities about Rattle's interpretation. The second movement should like a Neanderthal romp that stamps ferociously, but last night sounded more like angry barking. The evocative middle section is a twilit pastoral but Rattle was so intent on bringing lustre to the string lines that he all but ignored the crucial woodwind birdsong. The performance sounded impressive, but felt slightly uneasy, as if Rattle was still testing his new toy, infatuated with the sounds it could deliver but not quite sure how to use them in this context. The louder sections however were magnificent.
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This warm weather may not be putting you in the holiday spirit, but this list might help: Redfin recently put together a roundup of towns and cities around Philadelphia with the best holiday light displays. South Philly's Miracle on South 13th Street of course made the list, but so did Smedley, Levittown, Bethlehem, and Reading.
Of course, there are plenty of places in Philly that could've made the list, too, including Franklin Square's Holiday Light Show, the Holiday Spectacular at the Comcast Building, the Holiday Lights at Boathouse Row, and Jeweler's Row. And tomorrow you can take a 7-mile bike tour of the best light displays in South Philly thanks to the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia staff.
Know of other locales to check out this holiday season? Let us know in the comments!


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What if dreams are a coping mechanism for your emotions in which you unravel emotional chemical reactions from a certain time frame and discover underlined details about emotion based thoughts or actions not conceptualized on the forefront of your central consciousness?
Looking for opinions and insight to revise and make this theory possibly more plausible.
"I'm starting to improve my skills in having OBEs, and Lucid Dreams, however I am also able to enter multiverses of my city, friends, and technology, it's crazy. There's a whole plot in my dreams. I reached a Universe that astonished me, somehow I thought Morden one of my previous incarnations took place in Universe 1, but there is a Universe before him, and that incarnation is named Midiri. My subconscious connected that to Atari, I saw a list of incarnations. 1. Midiri 2.Morden 3.Murunta 4.Maruti 5. Mares and so on, I still have cuts in between my memory but yes, I went to the first world, and it was a flat earth disk, a bridge leading to it, and weird thing was my Father was there, and he said he was going to give them the knowledge of all Universes, and even a Book of Augustus was there, that I picked up. Crazy... Just wondering if any of you could try to meditate or Lucid Dream to see if there is a Universe before Midiri, because I am creating the conceptual character Oavum! I am trying to draw these characters. Turns out in the dreamscape I am Multiverses away from those dimensions. More than an Omniverse maybe. However these old dimensions rub against the new ones to generate new realities. THIS IS AMAZING! This could describe timeline leakages like Mandela Effects."
Our experiences are like a Boltzman Brain, creating a past and future, every life significance be it emotional, from low to high depth, and big points in our life, there are snapshots. We undulate through a Universe that has a time-lag, and time dilation but we don't notice until we get extremely Lucid. Our dreams project a story far more interesting than The Heroes Journey or any psychological archetypal journey. If you Lucid Dream and compare the timelines, compare The Multiverses... from my experience I learn things at younger ages do things the previous self did at an older age. In Primer there was a huge paradox in their adventures. But this is different, it's a hallucination within a hallucination, but each is different in its own way, and can depersonalize the true person who is awake. Trying to be like an old version of yourself creates huge confusion and personality dilation. The acts in you are the leaks of the past, but also the strength to move forward. It's like the episode in Doctor Who where the Twelfth Doctor kept coming back after dying to break the wall to the other side. So there it is, a Boltzman within a Boltzman within a Boltzman, forever! And the fun part is, you get to find the trails/trials that led you here and now!
In my dream I was myself, only much wealthier. I was touring an asylum for some reason and everything was fine. There were guards that maintained order, but for the most part all of the patients/inmates of the asylum seemed calm or hidden in their rooms. The building itself looked very metallic and was candle lit. During my dream there was suddenly a rapid change in the atmosphere of the dream. Suddenly all of the guards were urging me to leave saying that "he's" loose. The clean building was rapidly dissolving into a run down asylum as if it had always been run down/ forgotten looking. I climbed through the air ducts trying to escape only to be knocked down as the vent collapsed. I tried to scamble away only to be grabbed by a patient and forced to face them. When I looked at the patient I saw myself looking down at me with a large grin as the other me stabbed myself. After that the dream ended. Does anyone know what the dream likely meant?
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Polish Newspaper Wyborcza interviews Sada Mire: Indiana Jones z Somalii
When, as a child, she had to flee Somalia’s civil war, she did not suppose that after many years she would return to discover monuments from thousands of years ago as the first and only archaeologist in this country. A woman to be next.
Thanks to her, Somalia, or more precisely its part – Somaliland, which declared secession in 1991 – ceases to be known only as a country of war and pirates.
Sada Mire is 35 today. She is the granddaughter of a camel shepherd and the daughter of an officer educated in Russia thanks to a military scholarship. She was born in northern Somalia, but up to the age of 13 she was raised in the capital – Mogadishu.
– My parents tried to provide me and my siblings with a normal childhood, but we had to learn in orphans’ school because other schools discriminated against us – she wrote to Gazeta in one of the emails. Sady Mire’s father was persecuted by the regime of dictator Siad Barre. Exhausted by torture and deprived of medical care, he died in 1989.
Two years later, after the overthrow of Barre, the ongoing civil war in Somalia began. Shortly thereafter, my mother decided to escape. With the sisters Sadah and Sohur, today a doctor, she left Mogadishu on the back of a truck belonging to one of her relatives. They had to hide from thieves and rapists attacking refugees. Their journey to freedom lasted for a year. They survived it thanks to the sale of mother’s jewelry.
– We felt like a zombie. We simply went ahead without thinking about anything, but my mother took care of our safety – recalls Dr. Mire. They managed to get to Sweden. It was the middle of winter, everywhere white, ice, snow. The first association – with a glass of milk straight from the fridge. After traumatic experiences, the first months in a peaceful country were simply surreal for us – he says today.
It was in Sweden that Sada Mire became interested in archeology. When proud of their peers’ heritage boasted of the Vikings, she began to ask: – And what is the legacy of Somalia? What is its history?
She chose archaeological studies and zoologyarcheology at the University of Lund. She continued them in England. She defended her PhD on religion, rituals and sacred archaeological landscapes in Somalia at the Institute of Archeology at the University College of London, where she now works.
He divides his time between London and Somaliland, where he is the head of the antiquity department at the Ministry of Culture and Tourism there (and a consultant at the UN). He already has more than a hundred outdoor sites with rock art, ruins of medieval cities, burials from millennia and early Christian cemeteries. Until her arrival, none of these monuments was registered, and they are extraordinary simply wealth. Rock paintings in Dhambalin have 5,000 years, colorful drawings of the full moon, crescent moon and geometric signs in Dawa’aleh – about 2 thousand, the ruins of the Arab city of Aw-Barkhadle come from the thirteenth century.
Dr. Mire suspects that there may be more than a thousand such sites on the archaeological map of Somaliland. Last year, she founded the Horn Heritage non-governmental organization. – It will help us to continue field research, train people and introduce a pilot project of digital consolidation of monuments, so that everyone can access distant positions – plans.
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Hands down, one of the most awe-inspiring locations on the planet. Blagaj is a must-visit in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and its famous Tekija is the most must-visit spot of this must-visit town. It was constructed way back in the early 16th century, a place of education and development in a most miraculous location, privy to the tentative first steps of the Bune river and the majestic cliff face that holds its secrets. Over the years the Tekija served as many things, weaving through different faces like some sort of spiritual chameleon, meaning it defies pigeon-holing to this very day. It isn’t a monastery, because Islam forbids monasticism. Some have linked the house to the fabled Bogomils, but this is more likely hope than fact. All of this does make sense, trust us, as Blagaj’s Tekija is a unique spot that can mean something different to all who sweep into its charming rooms and unbeatable serenity. Drink the water, make a wish, pay your respects, listen to the stories and take a moment to consider just how lucky you are.
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You would think the nation’s military would move with lightning speed to patch cell phones vulnerable to hackers, particularly after recent disclosures that Chinese hackers harvested the personal information of 21.5 million U.S. government employees and Iran’s Revolutionary Guard broke into the Obama Administration’s social media accounts. You would be wrong.
Newly disclosed National Security Agency documents suggest a closer relationship between American companies and the spy agency than have been previously disclosed.
Shortly after the Guardian and Washington Post published their Verizon and PRISM stories, I filed a freedom of information request with the NSA seeking any personal data the agency has about me. I didn't expect an answer, but yesterday I received a letter signed by Pamela Phillips, the Chief FOIA Officer at the agency (which really freaked out my wife when she picked up our mail).
This election season we've been collecting campaign emails for our Message Machine project. While we're trying to reverse engineer how these emails are targeted at voters, we also find ourselves giggling from time to time at the awkwardly familiar nature of the subject lines.


Hello, I'm Mark Pearson. The economy grew late last year at a rate that -- in normal times -- would suggest it's healthy. But to quote Bob Dylan: "The times... They are a' changin'..."
The Commerce Department reported Friday that the U.S. economy, as measured by Gross Domestic Product, expanded at an annual pace of 2.8 percent in the 4th quarter of 2011. That's its fastest rate of growth since the spring of 2010, but it's not enough to make a serious dent in unemployment figures.
Consumer spending, which accounts for about 70 percent of U.S. economic activity, grew at a 2 percent annual rate in the 4th quarter... a modest improvement from the previous three-month period.
Earlier this week the government reported orders for big-ticket durable goods rose 3 percent last month, as a 19 percent increase in demand for commercial aircraft accompanied smaller gains in orders for autos and auto parts.
Excluding transportation, however, orders still rose more than 2 percent last month in that category's best showing since March. And business investment in core capital goods like computers rose nearly 3 percent in December to a record $68.9 billion.
Manufacturing has been key sector thus far in the economic recovery. And as he unveiled his "Blueprint for the economy" this week, President Obama called for more energy, manufactured goods -- and jobs -- to be "made in America..."
President Barack Obama: (State of the Union) “Tonight, I want to speak about how we move forward, and lay out a blueprint for an economy that’s built to last -– an economy built on American manufacturing…"
Touting the creation of 3 million jobs over the last 22 months, Obama pushed what he calls a “Blueprint for America” that includes provisions to incentivize job creation by
-denying tax breaks to companies that outsource jobs...
--stopping the practice of avoiding taxes by sending money overseas...
-and giving tax breaks to production of goods in the United States including a special break for high-tech products.
Following his State of the Union address, the President took his show on a five-state road tour, where he called for tax reform to ensure more products and more jobs are “made in America.”
President Barack Obama: (Iowa) "But we've got to seize that opportunity. We've got to help these companies succeed. And it starts with changing our tax code. It starts with changing our tax code. (applause) Now, right now, companies get all kinds of tax breaks when they move jobs and profits overseas. Think about that. A company that chooses to stay in America gets hit with one of the highest tax rates in the world. That's wrong. It doesn't make sense. We've got to stop rewarding businesses that ship jobs overseas, reward companies like Conveyor that are doing business right here in the United States of America. (applause)
President Barack Obama: (Iowa) Folks don't have unrealistic ambitions. They do believe that if they work hard they should be able to achieve that small measure of an American Dream. That’s what this country is about. That's what you deserve. That's what we talked about during the campaign."
In addition to a manufacturing renaissance, the President’s vision also includes increased domestic energy production. While calling for the elimination of subsidies for oil companies, the President championed recent gains in U.S. energy self-sufficiency.
President Barrack Obama: (SOU) "And nowhere is the promise of innovation greater than in American-made energy. Over the last three years, we’ve opened millions of new acres for oil and gas exploration, and tonight, I’m directing my administration to open more than 75 percent of our potential offshore oil and gas resources. (Applause.) Right now -- right now -- American oil production is the highest that it’s been in eight years. That’s right -- eight years. Not only that -- last year, we relied less on foreign oil than in any of the past 16 years. (Applause.)"
In addition to fossil fuel, Obama wants to increase the use of alternative energy. His plan gives $5 billion in temporary tax incentives for solar and wind products with parts assembled by American workers. According to Administration officials, the multiplying effect would drive $20 billion in domestic manufacturing.
And with natural gas prices falling to ten-year lows last week, the Obama Administration believes the clean-burning fuel could support nearly 600,000 jobs.
President Barack Obama: (SOU)“The development of natural gas will create jobs and power trucks and factories that are cleaner and cheaper, proving that we don’t have to choose between our environment and our economy.”


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Introductions have a 90% failure rate.
Every time you introduce yourself, you have just a few seconds engage your listener. This is your window of opportunity for connection. If you earn their interest during those nine seconds, people will be more likely to listen to you and connect with you.
However, people don’t have time for you to ramble, or sit through a lengthy pitch. They want you to cut to the chase. Give them the bottom line. Tell them how you are going to add value, right from the start.
Tweet This: Every time you introduce yourself you’re either adding value or taking up space.
It’s not your listener’s responsibility to know how you add value. It’s yours.
This is why you feel stressed during introductions – because now the pressure is on YOU, rather than on your listener.
But there’s good news. You already have certain advantages built into your personality to help you win.
It can be daunting to introduce yourself, but those face-to-face moments give you a chance to expand yourself and your professional sphere.
This all begins with your ability to introduce yourself.
A quick guide to the 7 strategies in this replay:
The problem you face – 7:00
7 Strategies for a brilliant first impression – 16:34
- Find one way to add value to the conversation – 16:44
- Understand how the world sees you – 19:01
- Create your “Anthem” – 24:09
- Ask real questions – 41:49
- Consider what your listener is already thinking about – 45:34
- Commit to a strong start – 47:33
- Bring a sense of purpose to the conversation – 49:36
First impressions are crucial to influencing those who matter most. Are you ready to craft the perfect words to describe your own value – Maybe at your next business conference or job interview?
How do you make a brilliant first impression? Let us know in the comments below!
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Molecular cloning and expression of cDNA encoding the enzyme that controls conversion of high-mannose to hybrid and complex N-glycans: UDP-N-acetylglucosamine: alpha-3-D-mannoside beta-1,2-N-acetylglucosaminyltransferase I.
UDP-GlcNAc:alpha-3-D-mannoside beta-1,2-N-acetylglucosaminyltransferase I (GnT I; EC 220.127.116.11) catalyzes an essential first step in the conversion of high-mannose N-glycans to hybrid and complex N-glycans. Cloning of the gene encoding this enzyme was carried out by mixed oligonucleotide-primed polymerase chain reaction amplification of rabbit liver single-stranded cDNA using sense and antisense 20- to 24-base-pair (bp) primers. A rabbit liver library in phage lambda gt10 yielded a 2.5-kilobase (kb) cDNA with a 447-amino acid coding sequence. None of the nine asparagine residues were in an Asn-Xaa-(Ser or Thr) sequence, indicating that the protein is not N-glycosylated. There is no sequence homology to other previously cloned glycosyltransferases, but GnT I appears to have a domain structure typical of these enzymes--i.e., a short amino-terminal domain, a transmembrane domain, a "neck" region, and a large carboxyl-terminal catalytic domain. RNA was transcribed off the 2.5-kb cDNA, and in vitro translation with rabbit reticulocyte lysate yielded a 52-kDa protein with GnT I activity.

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Feb. 13, 2004
PROVIDENCE, RI - The Brown men's ice hockey team (14-5-5, 12-3-2) tied visiting Union (11-13-5, 5-9-3), 2-2, in an ECAC contest, Friday evening at Meehan Auditorium.
Brown took a 1-0 lead at 15:46 of the first period on a fluky goal by senior Scott Ford (Fort St. John, BC). With the two teams in the middle of a line change, Ford jumped up and grabbed the puck out of the air, after a Union clear. The Bears' captain dropped the puck to the ice and dumped it into the zone from center ice, but the puck was headed for the back of the net, and caught Union's Kris Mayotte off guard for the 1-0 Brown lead.
After a scoreless second period, the Bears grabbed a 2-0 lead when sophomore Cory Caouette (Spruce Grove, ALB) hit junior Chris Swon (Mendham, NJ) with a centering pass off the left wing. Swon scored his ninth goal of the year just 5:02 into the final period for a lead few thought Brown would relinquish.
However, with less than three minutes remaining in the game, Union pulled Mayotte for an extra attacker, and at 17:36 of the final period, the Dutchmen got on the board. Again Union pulled Mayotte, and after a Brown icing, Union tied the game on a Matt Vagvolgyi goal off the face-off.
The goal sent the game into overtime, during which neither team scored, for the final 2-2.
Senior Hobey Baker candidate Yann Danis (Saint Jerome, QUE) made a season-high 42 saves for the Bears, including 20 of 22 in the final 25 minutes of play. Brown, which remains in first place in the ECAC with a four-point lead over second-place Colgate, hosts third-place RPI, who trailed Brown by five points, tomorrow night at 7:00 in a key ECAC contest. Auditorium.
UNION 0 0 2 0 - 2
#10 BROWN 1 0 1 0 - 2
First period - B, Scott Ford (unassisted), 15:46.
Penalties - BR, 1-2; UN, 1-2.
Second period - No Scoring.
Penalties - BR, 3-6; UN, 2-4.
Overtime - No Scoring. Penalties - BR, 1-2; U, 0-0.
BR, Yann Danis, 10-12-14-6 - 42 (65:00);
U, Kris Mayotte, 9-14-7-3 - 33 (64:30)
Records -BR, 14-5-5 (12-3-2); U, 11-13-5 (5-9-3)

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Music label Decode have released a collection of remixes of the Boy George track Turn 2 Dust which first featured on his album Ordinary Alien.
The track is Boy George’s response to intolerance towards gay men and women and includes the lyric “all hatred must turn to dust”.
The remix collection contains 11 version of the track, including instrumental and club mixes from DJ/Producer David Jones and Bootik.
We’ve been listening to the various mixes since Decode’s PR team kindly popped a promotional copy through our letter box and have been impressed at the range and scope.
Boy George says: “I like to write songs that have a a message and not just put your hands in the air kind of stuff. I still believe a great song with a strong message can be life changing”


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The euro dollar forex EURUSD forecast for today 03/06/2019
Published macroeconomic statistics from the United States points to the strengthening of the dollar in the short term. First, the PMI service sector index rose to a three-month high and significantly exceeded the expectations of investors. US companies recorded at the end of the winter increase in orders, including export. Second, the sale of new buildings in the United States fell at the end of December by 2.3% in annual terms, but investors are waiting for a much more severe fall in sales due to the rise in price of the mortgage. You can not ignore the "bearish" trend in gold - the precious metal this week hit by a wave of sales, which is also negative for the euro, due to the direct correlation and EURUSD XAUUSD.
EURUSD trading recommendation: Sell 1.1315 / 1.1325, and take profit 1.1285
Pound dollar forex forecast GBPUSD nasegodnya 03/06/2019
The main factors that determine the course of trading on the British currency is now controversial. On the one hand, the pound may fall to 1.3080 against the background of the negative dynamics of the credit market, where the yield on 10-Feeds UK government bonds is reduced in relation to their counterparts in the US and Germany. On the other hand, posted a strong release PMI index for the service sector in February dispel fears about the collapse of the economy due to Brexit. In February the index rose to a 4-month high, which was a surprise to the market. The continuation of the bullish trend in the oil market will also support the pound, as there is a strong correlation between GBPUSD and BRENT. Saudi Arabia announced an increase in oil prices for the clients from the Asian region in April, since received a lot of requests for the supply of energy. demand for oil begins to gradually rise after winter recession (seasonal factor), which has a positive impact on oil quotes. It is difficult to understand which of these factors will have a decisive influence on the course of trading. In this regard, it is appropriate to open positions in oil Buy BRENT, where the trend is more clear - the purpose of the position 67.10.
GBPUSD recommendation: flat 1.3100 -1.3190
Dollar yen forex forecast for today USDJPY 06.03.2019
Traders in the pair USDJPY - two reasons to open long positions Buy.
First, increasing the yield spread of US and Japanese 10-year bonds in the debt market, which indicates a continuation of the upward trend in the currency pair.
Second, the positive statistics from the United States on the services sector will support the stock market, which also have a positive impact on a pair USDJPY, which has a strong correlation with the index # SP500. According to the index # SP500 today can expect growth of quotations in the region in 2815.
USDJPY recommendation: Buy 111.70 / 111.50 and take profit 112.22


Naira Redesign: Buhari Not In Breach Of Supreme Court Injunction – Malami…
Written by City Radio on February 23, 2023
The Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami has said that President Muhammadu Buhari did not breach the Supreme Court’s injunction as regards the Naira redesign and currency swap issue.
Malami stated that as far as the rule of law is concerned, there are many options available.
The minister made the declaration today during the 67th ministerial press briefing at the state house.
A seven-member panel of the Supreme Court had ordered the suspension of the naira swap deadlines and directed the continued use of the old notes, following a request by three state governors.
However, in a broadcast, the president only restored the validity of the old 200 notes, maintaining that the old 500 and 1000 notes had ceased to be valid, a declaration that stirred various reactions across the country.
In his words, Professor Mike Ozekhome said Buhari has no powers to override the Supreme Court of Nigeria. In his latest statement regarding the Naira Redesign and Naira Swap crisis which has left many Nigerians confused, the Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), says Buhari’s national broadcast on the issue was more like a military tyrant’s contemplation.
He added that Buhari’s “imperious order was a frontal call to chaos, anarchy and national upheaval”.
Meanwhile, ten states have asked the Supreme Court to set aside the pronouncement of President Muhammadu Buhari banning old N500 and N1,000 notes.
The plaintiffs in the suit are the Attorneys General (AGs) of Kaduna, Kogi, Zamfara, Ondo, Ekiti, Katsina, Ogun, Cross River, Sokoto, and Lagos states while the defendants are the Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami (SAN), as well as the AGs of Bayelsa and Edo states.


ASUS Zenfone 11 Ultra Review - Major Upgrades
ASUS Zenfone 11 Ultra Review - BIG Changes
ASUS has always been a company known for its innovative technology and cutting-edge designs when it comes to smartphones. The ASUS Zenfone 11 Ultra is their latest flagship phone that promises to deliver big changes and improvements over its predecessor, the Zenfone 10 Ultra. In this review, we take a closer look at the ASUS Zenfone 11 Ultra and see if it lives up to the hype.
Design and Display
ASUS Zenfone 11 Ultra features a sleek and modern design that is sure to turn heads. The phone is crafted with premium materials and has a solid build quality. The display is a 6.8-inch AMOLED panel with a resolution of 1440 x 3200 pixels. The colors are vibrant, and the contrast is excellent, making it perfect for watching videos or playing games.
The Zenfone 11 Ultra is powered by the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset, which provides a significant boost in performance compared to its predecessor. The phone handles multitasking and gaming with ease, thanks to the 16GB of RAM. The interface is smooth and responsive, and apps load quickly. Overall, the performance of the Zenfone 11 Ultra is top-notch.
The camera is where the Zenfone 11 Ultra truly shines. The phone boasts a triple camera setup, with a 108MP main sensor, a 16MP ultra-wide sensor, and a 12MP telephoto sensor. The images captured are sharp, detailed, and full of vibrant colors. The camera performs well in low light conditions, thanks to the large sensor size and advanced image processing algorithms.
The Zenfone 11 Ultra comes with a 5,000mAh battery, which provides all-day battery life on a single charge. The phone also supports fast charging, allowing you to quickly top up your battery when needed. Overall, the battery life of the Zenfone 11 Ultra is excellent, and you won't have to worry about running out of power during the day.
Software and Features
The Zenfone 11 Ultra runs on Android 12 with ASUS's custom skin on top. The interface is clean and easy to navigate, with several customization options available. The phone also comes with a variety of features, such as face unlock, fingerprint sensor, and NFC. Overall, the software experience on the Zenfone 11 Ultra is smooth and reliable.
The ASUS Zenfone 11 Ultra is a flagship phone that offers big changes and improvements over its predecessor. With a sleek design, top-notch performance, excellent camera, and all-day battery life, the Zenfone 11 Ultra is a worthy contender in the flagship smartphone market. If you're looking for a premium phone with cutting-edge technology, the Zenfone 11 Ultra is definitely worth considering.
- Q: What is the price of the ASUS Zenfone 11 Ultra?
A: The price of the ASUS Zenfone 11 Ultra varies depending on the region and retailer, but it is expected to be in the range of $1000 to $1200.
- Q: Does the Zenfone 11 Ultra support 5G?
A: Yes, the ASUS Zenfone 11 Ultra supports 5G connectivity, allowing you to enjoy faster internet speeds and lower latency.
- Q: Is the camera on the Zenfone 11 Ultra better than its predecessor?
A: Yes, the Zenfone 11 Ultra comes with a significantly improved camera setup, with a larger sensor and better image processing algorithms.
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I have a story to share with you, one that starts with a deliberate choice to indulge and transform into a journey of self-discovery and renewal. In the images below, you’ll see a stark contrast between the “before” and “after” me, but what lies between these two pictures is a testament to the incredible power of detoxing.
On the left, you’ll find a version of myself intentionally overweight, having spent two weeks at my cottage, revelling in nightly drinks, junk food binges, and an endless stream of carbs. It was a purposeful experiment, a way to challenge my own limits and test the very program I’m about to introduce to you.
And on the right, you’ll see the remarkable result after one week of my four week journey—a program I meticulously crafted through extensive research and clinical trials. This four-week detox and cleanse regimen changed my life, and I believe it has the potential to change yours too. Imagine having the power to transform your body in weeks even when you’ve “fallen off the wagon”.
But this story isn’t just about me; it’s about the countless lives that can be transformed by the healing power of detoxing. So, as you read further, I invite you to step into the inspiring journey of Sarah, whose story mirrors my own in many ways, and discover how embracing detoxing can unlock a world of wellness and vitality.
Disclaimer: Results may vary, depending on many factors. One being discipline! Always consult a physician, medical or health practitioner(like myself) before starting any detox/cleanse)
Discover the Healing Power of Detoxing
Once upon a time, in a bustling city where the pace of life never seemed to slow down, there lived a woman named Sarah. Sarah was a hardworking individual who juggled multiple responsibilities and rarely took a moment for herself. The demands of her career, family, and daily routines had left her feeling drained and sluggish, both physically and mentally.
One day, a close friend shared with Sarah the importance of detoxing and cleansing the body. Intrigued, Sarah decided to embark on a journey towards wellness. She began by eliminating processed foods and sugary beverages from her diet, replacing them with fresh fruits, vegetables, and clean, pure water. She also incorporated daily exercise into her routine, whether it was a brisk walk in the park or a calming yoga session in her living room.
As the days turned into weeks, Sarah noticed something remarkable happening. Her energy levels began to soar, and the persistent brain fog she had experienced for so long lifted. She started to feel lighter, more vibrant, and incredibly alive. It was as if her body and mind were finally given the chance to breathe and rejuvenate.
But the most astonishing transformation was yet to come. Sarah found herself sleeping more soundly, waking up refreshed, and radiating a newfound glow that her friends couldn’t help but notice. She was filled with an indescribable sense of well-being, and her overall health improved in ways she had never imagined.
Detoxing had not only cleansed her body but had also nourished her soul. Sarah realized that taking the time to care for herself was not selfish; it was a vital act of self-love. It was a commitment to her own health and happiness, and it had unlocked a world of possibilities she had never considered before.
As I share Sarah’s story with you, I invite you to reflect on your own journey toward health and vitality. Perhaps you, too, have felt the weight of a busy life pressing down on you. Maybe you’ve yearned for a fresh start, a chance to hit the reset button and feel truly alive again.
The truth is, detoxing is not just about shedding toxins from your body; it’s about freeing yourself from the burdens of stress, fatigue, and a lackluster existence. It’s about embracing a renewed sense of well-being and vitality.
If Sarah’s story resonates with you, I encourage you to take the next step on your own path to wellness. Consider exploring a gentle cleanse or detox program, one that aligns with your needs and preferences. The benefits may surprise you, as they did for Sarah.
Remember, your body is an incredible vessel, capable of remarkable healing when given the chance. Detoxing is a powerful way to honor and support that journey.
Wishing you health, happiness, and the courage to take the first step towards a healthier, more vibrant you.
P.S. If you’re as excited as I am about embarking on this transformative journey towards a healthier, happier you, or if you have any questions or need guidance along the way, please don’t hesitate to reach out. I’m here to support you every step of the way. Feel free to email me at firstname.lastname@example.org, and let’s start this incredible journey together!


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Quite the slap in Google’s face, and an unexpected Android Wear snub.
A lot happened on the ground in Las Vegas this week, with a slew of prominent tech companies intent to start 2015 on the right foot, and showcase their latest innovations and breakthroughs. After a couple of Consumer Electronics Shows where mobile products shined the brightest, this year’s CES saw PCs make a spectacular comeback, and wearables establish their position as the next big thing.
But as is often the case, the trade fair is winding down, and the media is more focused on what didn’t happen at CES. Samsung’s Galaxy S6, HTC’s Hima and even Sony’s Xperia Z4s were no-shows. Microsoft doesn’t care to further detail Windows 10 at an event with so many different participants, and Apple is keeping that Retina MacBook Air card close to the chest.
Last but not least, Audi teased a groundbreaking new LG-made smartwatch, avoiding to go into specifics, and driving everyone into a frenzy. When is the wearable piece supposed to roll out? What kind of hardware does it feature? How about software? And what’s up with this odd LG-Audi partnership in the first place?
For the most part, the answers to those questions can be merely guessed at the moment. But we’ve already seen the German automobile manufacturer demonstrate the gizmo’s vehicle-controlling abilities, and now Android Central adds another key piece to the puzzle.
As it turns out, LG isn’t heart and soul dedicated to Google’s Android Wear platform, going the webOS route for this mystery upcoming timepiece. The Linux kernel-based operating system was not long ago believed dead, but rumors have been floating around for a while now in regards to a possible LG revival.
To be clear, the OS initially developed by Palm, and then sold to HP is currently open source, so in theory, anyone could take code from LG and skin it at will. Who and why would be interested in Open webOS? That’s a question for the ages, but software notwithstanding, we must say the yet to be named LG G Watch spin-off looks mighty appealing in a pre-release, prototype form.
And the promise of remote driverless car control straight from one’s wrist is positively titillating. Let’s just hope we aren’t dealing with CES-specific vaporware here.
Source: Android Central