I've finally manged to finish these and get them up to a standard to sell. Geomorphs are a most curious beast mainly used for planning and inspiration - although I believe that a lot of fun can be had when used in random play. These are 8 cm across - 6 print to a page.
One plan is to get some pre-printed packs made through Game Crafter.
Never intrigued by geomorph tiles... now I am! Some of these tiles are really cool!
Thanks Marchomer. :) I'm sending out the odd free download code to reviewers - if you can guarantee a few not too negative words or promote it somewhere I can get DriveThru to send you the codes.
Geomorphs are strange. Lots of blogs last year were talking about them, but I suspect the fun with geomorphs is partly that they were easy to draw or fun to shuffle the cards - but I didn't read about many people actually using them during gameplay.
You're welcome dude! Obviously I can guarantee good words for you if you need them! (And you deserve them, because I really like your geomorphs!) But unfortunately I don't know so much channels where I could promote your stuff (you know... TLaTD & BECMI group on facebook), but I will try to do my best with few friends of mine!
Yesterday I thought the same thing, I'd be the third person to suggest you to try! Yes I know... 10x10in tiles don't fit on A4 papers, nor 9x9in and 8x8in format is too small IMO. But It could be pure coolness handling (and using) geomprphs of this size!
These look absolutely great Billiam!
Here's another vote for larger tiles. I'm sure people would be happy with 20mm squares... or perhaps people could play on them with epic scale minis like this guy. That'd be pretty cool .
It reminds me I once saw someone make 3D geomorphs for use in Mordheim games. Looked like a lot of fun!
Interesting that you should mention a larger scale. Pworks make tiles which seem influenced by Space Hulk's wide scale (I say this because one of their packs is very Space Hulk like. Their fantasy tiles use a 30mm grid - very solid - like WHQ.
I thinking seriously about just making the PNG files available - the original geomorph tiles - for VTT software and then people can lay them out themselves at whatever scale they desire, provided they have the DTP skills.
15mm figures would work well, there's a lot of companies making them now as well actually.
P.s. do I get brownie points for quoting it all and therefore essentially posting it again?
Interesting, it was definitely fun drawing caverns for a change. After the larger plans, the geomorphs were very liberating. As with the dungeon parts, the levels of elevation are totally up to the DM, but all of the exits are in the same plane - if that makes sense. The Survival Guide makes you think of caverns in a specialist way. I reckon most of the cavern sections would benefit from side angle cut away views. I'm glad you feel the art is good enough to scale up.
Funny you should mention 1:72 - I'm pretty sure that there's some micro-scale paper dungeon plans out there. Curiously, 15mm and smaller seems mainly the domain of army games mostly.
That's your prerogative, our forum master.
unfortunately I don't know so much channels where I could promote your stuff (you know... TLaTD & BECMI group on facebook), but I will try to do my best with few friends of mine!
Oooh! I could post a review of your tiles over at the Ye Olde Inn blog! I'm a writer there, and we often talk about stuff that can be used for tabletop miniature gaming, such as miniatures obviously, and maps too! Just let me know, perhaps you want to type something yourself to include in the post?
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I've printed about 30 tiles, should be enough (can't fit them all on the table, and playing them all would take ages lol).
Now to get some people together to play on them. Oh and I need to cut them this weekend too.
I've recently received a set of Inked Adventures Geomorph Tiles to review on the HQ blog, and I must say, they are amazing! Billiam Babble even promised me a free giveaway set, so we decided to make it a contest.
Read about the tiles on the blog, download the free demo set, and have a go at them. Take some pictures, post about it here (or wherever you wish), link to your pictures and findings over at the blog's comments section in the post, and you will have a chance of getting a free copy of the full set! (please don't distribute them after you downloaded them, Billiam B. puts a lot of work and effort in his tiles, and the tiles are very reasonably priced).
I hope you like the article, and that you will all join in on the contest!
This is just stupendously awesome.
- Add some half tiles, with 4 connecting exits, so you can "finish" your dungeon. Perhaps even quarter tiles.
- Make some paper heroes and monsters to populate the dungeons.
- Colour them :P coloured versions of everything would be really awesome.
- The JPG's from the pack were easy to print at the right size on A3 paper (2,5cm x 2,5cm squares) 25x25cm tiles, but at that size, you could see pixels on the prints. The PDF's might be sharper, but I didn't feel like cutting and glueing them all, so I used the JPG's instead. Are those a lower resolution? Otherwise, you might want to up the resolution on the tiles.


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Even though we cannot sense it, the Earth is constantly in motion. In fact, the Earth isn't just moving, it's moving really fast! The fact that we do not feel as if we are moving led people to believe that the Earth is the stationary center of the universe for centuries.
Eventually, astronomers discovered that the only way to explain all of the motions they observed in the sky was if the Earth were really moving. From their observations of the sky, they realized that there are two components to the Earth's motion; the Earth is orbitting the Sun, and the Earth is spinning like a top.
Native American Astronomy
By 30,000 B.C,. Asian hunter-gatherers had crossed the Bering Strait into North America. These people were the first to inhabit this new land and so they are known as the Native Americans of North America....more
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The Stones of Carnac
The stones of Carnac, France, are probably the most famous stones markings outside of those found at Stonehenge in England. Where Stonehenge is composed of standing stones, the Carnac area has many different...more
The Cairns of Clava
Not too far from Loch Ness, where the green highlands of Scotland rise and fall there lies three giant cairns of stones. They are called the Balnuaran of Clava. The Balnuaran of Clava, giant tombs encased...more
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The stone structures of England and France are very famous. But, one can also find stone rings, tombs, and dolmen structures in present-day Italy. One such megalithic structure is a site in Fossa, Abruzzo....more
Kepler's Second Law: The Speeds of Planets
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Kennedy One Drops Instrumental house track Dark City
'Dark City' has a minimal, darker style…perfect for gaming or focus! The track captures the seductive energy of the deep night. Those hours when there is a delicate balance between unencumbered exhilaration and the darker, more sinister underbelly that can catch you off guard.
Kennedy One is an electronic music composer and songwriter. As a ghostwriter, his music has been played all over the world on Radio, Film and Television.
His debut album Metropolis will be released in February 2020 and features Grammy Award winning talent, including engineer Tre Nagella and mastering engineer Joe LaPorta. It also features musicians Shaun Martin (Snarky Puppy), Frank van Essen (Martin Garrix, Armin van Buuren) and Austin Leeds (Avicci).
Offering a journey of introspection, the album tackles the challenges of leaving the past behind in search of something new, a path that is often taken alone.
"I came up with idea in Tokyo. Despite all of the people and sensory overload that is synonymous with the metropolis, the city itself can be quite lonely and isolating. Sofia Coppola's film "Lost in Translation" captures this well."
The hypnotic dark tones of Kennedy One's music constantly lifts and builds with synthetic orchestral moments and progresses from emotive electronic to deep-house grooves. Although the darkness is more out of introversion and introspection rather than sadness, it still finds its perfect balance on the dance floor.
'Dark City' is the debut single and the first track off the upcoming album "Metropolis" and is about the seductive energy of the deep night. Those hours when there is a delicate balance between unencumbered exhilaration and the darker, more sinister underbelly that can catch you off guard.
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Wanna hear some really amazing news? Be the Buyer — the virtual trade show that lets you, the customer, choose which designs get produced, then sold on ModCloth — recently counted its five millionth vote. Wow! This momentous occasion certainly calls for a celebration, right? Right! So, to commemorate this amazing ModCloth milestone, we'll be honoring the people who helped us reach it.
Today, we'd like to introduce you to Suzy, our featured Top Tastemaker. This wonderfully witty woman took the time to tell us all about her terrific self, and share her thoughts about democratizing fashion through our Be the Buyer program.
Suzy ecstatically exhibits her Chief Executive Outfit Dress!
What do you like to do? Any hobbies?
I'm a bit of a shopaholic, of course (understatement of the year). I like: thrifting, "discovering" indie bands, playing "Settlers of Catan" (when I can find willing players), learning about history, reading, Leonardo DiCaprio, and True Blood (not that those last two keep me "busy" in any way, haha).
It changes a lot. I like to decide on a character or theme for that evening and go with it. I often choose "pretty" and play with lots of lace and pink tones, but a lot of times my theme will be 80s and I pick bold patterns and colors. Other themes have been sailor-inspired, 50's housewife, [and] 40's secretary.
Which Be the Buyer item have you recently purchased? How do you style it?
The last Be the Buyer item I purchased was the Chief Executive Outfit Dress. I plan on wearing it to a wedding with a fascinator, black Mary Janes, and the From Ear to Eternity Earrings (the wedding is around Halloween, so I think it will be appropriate?).
How did you feel when you found out that an item you voted in favor of was picked for production?
Celebratory! I'm pretty open to most ideas of clothing though. I vote thumbs up on a lot of the clothing in Be the Buyer and have over 1,000 items on my "Loved" items on ModCloth. I just love too many things. I'm an equal opportunity clothing lover.
What do you like most about Be the Buyer?
What do you look for in an item when you decide to either 'pick it' or 'skip it'?
I used to look at price — and price alone — as I have a non-budget to work with, but I realized that that isn't a fair way to assess clothing. You get what you pay for. You choose the cheap garments, you're going to get cheaper fabrics and the workmanship may not be up to snuff. I try to appraise garments whether or not I truly like them and, if I had money, would I want it? If it's a yes, then it's a pick.
Thanks so much, Suzy, for helping make Be the Buyer such a success!
Now, to keep this revelry rolling, we'd like you to meet another marvelous, virtual buying maven who helped us hit our five million vote mark. Say hello to Monica!
Monica models the Very Vital Maxi & Big Cat on Campus Necklace.
One of our most frequent voters, Monica says that she checks Be the Buyer every single morning to leave her two cents, and loves how the program allows customers to feel like they're a part of our company. What picked piece made Monica absolutely melt? It was the 1930s-inspired Irresistible Enchantress Dress!
Curious what other fashions make Suzy's and Monica's hearts feel all aflutter? Check out this carefully curated category, full of all their favorites. And, if you're a virtual buying virtuoso and would like to be featured on our blog, shoot an e-mail to community@modcloth.com. We'd love to hear from you!
Yay Suzy! I'm from Windsor, Ontario and it's so great to see my hometown represented! Congrats!


Scores on IQ tests have a bell-shaped distribution with mean μ = 100 and standard deviation σ = 10. Discuss what the Empirical Rule implies concerning individuals with IQ scores of 110, 120, and 130.
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Here X is normal with μ = 100 and σ = 10 Size of the sample, n = 25 Then the sample mean X-bar is also normal with μ = 100 and σ = 2 a. P (X-bar < 95) 0.0062 b.
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Phase 3 fieldwork for this project started in July 2011. The semi-structured interviews are being carried out either with migrants returned from the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal or the UK, and/or with family members of migrants away in these four countries.
IMI leads on collaborative research in Ukraine; Erasmus University Rotterdam heads research in Morocco, and IGOT-UL leads the Brazilian research – but the research carried out in all the origin countries will use jointly developed research methods and will assess migration to and return from all four destination countries.
Lead local researchers have been selected and contracted in each origin country and these have in turn hired teams of research assistants with qualitative research experience. After initial training, fieldwork is under way and is anticipated to run until September 2011.
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A fresh translation of the Septuagint.
The Lexham English Septuagint (LES) is a new translation of the Septuagint, the Greek version of the Old Testament writings used during New Testament times and in the early church. Beautifully typeset in a comfortable, single-column format, the LES provides a literal, readable, and transparent English edition of the Septuagint for modern readers. Retaining the familiar forms of personal names and places, the LES gives readers the ability to read it alongside their favored English Bible. Translated directly from Swete's edition of the Septuagint, the LES maintains the meaning of the original text, making the Septuagint accessible to readers today.
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Last Friday, President Obama announced that he rejected the request from TransCanada to construct the 1,179-mile Keystone XL pipeline, which would have transported oil from Canadian tar sands to the Gulf of Mexico. In the immediate aftermath of the decision, environmentalists have hailed the news as proof that their years of protesting have finally paid off. Looking at the recent turn of events from another angle, however, the president's announcement is hardly surprising given the extent of the US oil boom.
There are 2.5 million miles of oil pipelines in the US, but Keystone XL has received the most attention. This started in 2011 when it became the symbol of the environmental movement after NASA climate scientist James Hansen wrote that extracting Canadian tar sands would result in a "game over" climate scenario. That essay gave environmentalists the proof they needed to wage war on this piece of energy infrastructure. Led by Bill McKibben, outspoken environmentalist and founder of 350.org, environmentalists latched onto the pipeline as their symbol of everything that is wrong with oil production.
The anti-Keystone crusade spread throughout the country as the crux of the environmental movement. The pipeline served as an obvious target for activists, who amplified the controversy surrounding the project to pressure the White House directly. And, because Keystone XL's route crossed an international border, it needed a presidential permit, making it a good target. So, after countless protests and congressional hearings, here we are almost five years later, with the pipeline having finally been put to a stop.
Canadian tar sands are extremely harmful to the environment; the process of extracting tar sands produces 17 percent more greenhouse gases than does conventional oil extraction. But, regardless of the pipeline's construction, the oil will likely still be extracted and shipped through the US via existing pipelines. Can the defeat of the Keystone XL Pipeline, then, truly be lauded as a victory for environmentalists? At the same time, can the president's rejection of the pipeline realistically be attributed to the efforts of environmental activists?
The US energy market has shifted drastically since the pipeline was first proposed, with oil and gas production now at an unprecedented high. The EIA predicts that the US will surpass Saudi Arabia as the top global producer of oil by 2020. Because of new hydraulic fracturing (fracking) technology, the US is on track to become a net exporter of petroleum products for the first time since 1949. Global oil prices crashed in mid-2014 with the help of rising US production. The oil sands on the other hand, have small profit margins and are incredibly costly to produce.
Despite the greenhouse gas emissions that the tar sands represent, Obama did not reject the pipeline because of environmentalist protests. Rather, the combination of increasing domestic oil production, low oil and gas prices, and high costs of tar sands extraction killed the pipeline. Environmentalists may have played a role in the process, but that role is not nearly as significant as they would like to think. Environmental activism may not keep the tar sands in the ground, but low oil prices certainly will.


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West Virginia gets past Oakland 60-53 in season opener
- Nov. 09, 2021 09:34 PM EST
Oakland forward Trey Townsend (4) blocks a shot by West Virginia forward Jalen Bridges (11) during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game in Morgantown, W.Va., Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2021. (AP Photo/Kathleen Batten)
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — Taz Sherman scored 18 points to lead West Virginia to a 60-53 victory over Oakland in the season opener for both teams Tuesday night.
Sean McNeil had 11 points for the Mountaineers, who took a double-digit lead early in the second half but struggled offensively down the stretch.
Jamal Cain scored 15 points, Trey Townsend added 12 and Micah Parrish had 10 points for Oakland. The Golden Grizzlies committed 25 turnovers.
The Mountaineers' biggest questions entering the season were getting rebounding help and inside scoring following the departure of big man Derek Culver.
West Virginia shot poorly early in the game, was soundly outrebounded and fell behind by as many as six points. But the Mountaineers scored on three straight possessions after getting offensive rebounds to go ahead to stay late in the half.
McNeil's 3-pointer gave West Virginia its largest lead, 50-33, with 11 minutes left in the game. The Mountaineers then went without a field goal over the next four minutes, and Oakland used a 14-3 run to cut the deficit to 53-47 with 6:29 remaining.
But the Golden Grizzlies got no closer.
Neither team put on a shooting clinic. Oakland made just 3 of 23 3-point attempts. West Virginia was 4 of 21 from beyond the arc and shot just 56% (10 of 18) from the free-throw line.
The Mountaineers were outrebounded 48-33.
Oakland plays at Oklahoma State on Friday night.
West Virginia hosts Pittsburgh on Friday night.
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Gustavo Oderich, MD, FACS is Professor of Surgery and Chair of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery at McGovern Medical School at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth). He is also the Director of the Advanced Endovascular Aortic Program at the Memorial Hermann Hospital. Dr. Oderich joined the UTHealth faculty in July 2020, after relocating from Minnesota, bringing over two decades of experience from his practice at the Mayo Clinic, where he practiced and served as immediate past Chair of the Vascular and Endovascular division. His clinical expertise is focused on the management of complex aortic diseases such as aneurysms, dissections, trauma, and aortic pathology. He specializes in the treatment of chronic mesenteric ischemia and median arcuate ligament syndrome, with a focus on open surgical and endovascular repair. He is a genuine academic surgeon who has become world-renowned for advancements in fenestrated and branched stent-graft technology to treat complex aortic aneurysms and dissections. He has edited three books on complex endovascular aortic repair, vascular disease, and mesenteric arterial disease. He serves as associate editor in two international journals and is a member of the editorial board of over 30 surgical and medical journals. Dr. Oderich bibliography is extensive with over 600 publications in peer-reviewed journals, abstracts and book chapters. He continues his research efforts on the treatment of complex aortic diseases, connective tissue disorders, and MALS.


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Grand Hassle Nets Grand Facility
Children's Reading Center (CRC) — On its 11-acre site, CRC built a facility with five Monolithic Domes, funded primarily through a USDA loan.
Five Monolithic Domes — Largest dome has a diameter of 132 feet and encompasses 10 classrooms surrounding a library; multipurpose dome has a diameter of 75 feet; three remaining domes each have a diameter of 44 feet and serve as administrative area, staff area and lab.
Affordable and Practical — Cost for Monolithic Domes ran between $135 to $145 per square foot of finished floor space. That was a 25% savings over the $186 per square foot that the Florida Department of Education currently considers reasonable for school construction.
Worth the Effort! — Although it took CRC three years to comply with all of USDA's requirements for a loan, administrators, teachers and parents feel that the campus they now have was worth the effort.
Hurricane Safe — CRC's Monolithic Domes provide what FEMA calls "near-absolute protection" from hurricanes, a feature the adults wanted for the children.
Classrooms — CRC's largest dome features an easily accessed, open library at its center and ten classrooms.
Multipurpose Dome — It includes an assembly area, cafeteria and two kindergarten classrooms.
Design and Construction — LPDJ Architects, LLC of Salt Lake City, Utah did the design and South Industries, Inc. of Menan, Idaho constructed the domes.
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Imbrie is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

Andrew Imbrie (1921–2007), American classical composer
John Imbrie (1925–2016), American oceanographer
William Imbrie (1845–1928), American missionary

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Imbrie Farm, historic farmstead in Hillsboro, Oregon

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The new road has been the catalyst for 12 months of intense letting and development activity resulting in some 2.35 million sq ft of transactions including a single unit of 1.08 million sq ft for Amazon and a 650,000 sq ft unit for Lidl.
The 337 acre site has an outline planning permission for up to 6 million sq ft of warehouse accommodation and consent for a 35 acre railport terminal. This is nearing completion and will be operational early in 2018.
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Q: Strange error #32 on website's bottom using yii2 I am using yii2 , and I have recently uploaded my whole website on the godaddy shared server. I have uploaded on the root folder my all other folders like controller , vendors , config etc
Then I have uploaded my "web" folder files like index.php and themes etc to public_html folder.
Everything works fine on the server but suddenly sometime it shows at the end of my page. This randomly appear when i refresh my server I am not sure.
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Please contact us if you think this is a server error. Thank you.

This is only happens with yii2 based framework

A: Simply you try to upgrade the php version.
I've your same error with php 5.5, but with php 5.6 everything works fine.

A: I have also got same error, when I check error_log file, I found a php error like,
PHP Warning:  PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library '/usr/local/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20100525/timezonedb.so' - /usr/local/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20100525/timezonedb.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory in Unknown on line 0.
I think you may have some php library error in your shared hosting. So check your error_log file. It will helpfull to debugg error.

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I've been thinking about the distribution of my content across the various social networks. My challenge is to use the social networks in a way that benefits me and my readers, while keeping control of my brand and managing my content at a central, owned-by-me location. That location being here at Newsome.Org, and my primary distribution tool being the "Send to" feature of Google Reader. I consume 90% of my online content via Google Reader.
At this point, I use two primary social networks.
I use Twitter (follow me, if you're interested in hand-picked links to good tech, music and life articles) as a largely list-and-search-driven resource for third party content. You simply have to rely on lists and saved searches to manage what would otherwise be complete chaos. Via Twitter I give (via my hand-curated "Interesting" links) and receive (via lists and saved searches) links to stories of interest. In other words, the "what are you doing" Twitter updates are of very little interest to me (mostly because, as we'll see in a moment, I find Facebook much better for that sort of thing), but the pointers to news articles and blog posts are very much of interest.
I use Facebook (Friend me, if we are) as more of an interactive, conversation stream. I find the connections between people on Facebook much more meaningful, and much more enjoyable, than on Twitter. In other words, Twitter feels like an internet creation. Facebook feels more like real life.
Which means that content producers like me need to carefully decide what parts of our content get pushed where. Until today, I pushed all of my Twitter content into my Facebook stream. Primarily, this was to get my curated "Interesting" links into both Twitter and Facebook, via a one-click "Send to" Google Reader process.
I would send an item to Twitter, which in turn would be sent to Facebook. It worked, but it was noisy. There was too much static on the line.
For example, when I publish a new blog post, it gets linked in my Twitter stream, via the WP to Twitter plug-in. Then, in turn, it would show up on Facebook, the same way. Like this.
But Facebook's native sharing process produces a much better stream entry, with a thumbnail, etc. It looks less spammy and more elegant, giving a result like this.
Which meant that I had to either allow duplicate new blog post entries in my Facebook stream (bad) or manually delete the automatic Twitter posting and then re-post the item using the Facebook's native sharing process (inefficient). Ultimately, I found myself rushing to Facebook to delete certain Twitter-imported items and replacing them with native Facebook shared links. I felt like George Jetson on the treadmill, with no Jane in sight.
Then I finally realized I was doing it backwards.
The interactive quality of my stream (both incoming and outgoing) is better and more valuable at Facebook. So that's where I need to use the most care. I very much wish I could one-click export selected items from my Facebook stream to Twitter. That would allow me to pick and choose the links and other content that I wanted to send over the Facebook walls, without having to clutter my Facebook stream with a bunch of imported content. But you can't do that.
So I decided to cut the cord. As of today, my Twitter feed is no longer pushed to Facebook. Rather, my curated "Interesting" links will continue to be the most valuable part of my Twitter stream, and any of them that I want to also share in my Facebook stream will have to be re-shared. This double effort will serve as a mighty filter on my Facebook stream, which is good and bad. Good because the quality of the content will be higher. Bad because there will be some interesting stuff that never makes it into my Facebook stream.
Which leads to the search for the holy grail.
3. To both simultaneously, but using each service's native sharing API (cannot do this).
There needs to be a way to select, slice and dice and distribute content via a Google Reader "Send to" (or the equivalent), which will send the selected content to Twitter and Facebook, simultaneously and separately (without going into one and then being imported into the other). Another, likely easier to develop, solution would be to create an application that only pushed certain content from Twitter to Facebook. It would be rules based. For example, I could create a rule that would push any Twitter post that starts with "Interesting:" to my Facebook stream, but would not push other Twitter posts.
For me, this is the holy grail of social network sharing. I thought perhaps Ping.fm might be a vehicle to do this or something acceptably close, but I don't see a way to push the same link through Ping.fm to Twitter as a Twitter post and to Facebook as a natively shared (as opposed to imported) item. In other words, it seems my ability to push things from my Twitter stream to my Facebook stream is an "all or nothing" decision.
In the meantime, I guess I'll have to share especially interesting items twice, in order to keep my Facebook stream clean. But I'll keep looking for the holy grail. It's out there somewhere, or will be one day.
Posted on September 3, 2010 December 23, 2012 by KentPosted in TechTagged facebook, twitter.
Good post young knight. I would proclaim that thou shouldst checkout yonder hootsuite. Whilst it be not automated sharing from Google Reader (which is indeed awesome), it doth do a great job of sharing content to both twitter + facebook using the native features of each.
If buzz was a little more baked – it might also be a good answer, but we only have buzzcantweet to play with – and I just can't work out how to get that to work.
I'll check out HootSuite. I looked at it when it first came out, but there was something about the persistent browser bar that turned me off. That was a while ago, so it or I may have changed. Thanks for the tip.
Very interesting. I'm testing it. Thanks, mate!
HootSuite has indeed changed a little: now you can opt out if the browser bar. Personally I don't use it because I simply hate the interface.


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Centrerat kvadrattal är ett centrerat polygontal som representerar en kvadrat med en punkt i mitten, och som byggs vidare av punkter kring den.

Uppbyggnaden av de första centrerade kvadrattalen visas nedan:

__INGENINNEHÅLLSFÖRTECKNING__

Förhållanden med andra figurtal
Det n:te centrerade kvadrattalet ges av formeln

Med andra ord är ett centrerat kvadrattal summan av två på varandra följande kvadrattal. Följande mönster visar denna formel:

Formeln kan också uttryckas som

det vill säga, n:te centrerade kvadrattalet är hälften av n:te udda kvadrattal plus ett, som illustreras nedan:

Liksom alla centrerade polygontal kan centrerade kvadrattal även uttryckas i termer av triangeltal:

där

är det n:te triangeltalet. Detta kan lätt ses genom att ta bort punkten i mitten och dela resten av figuren i fyra trianglar, som nedan:

Skillnaden mellan två på varandra följande oktaedertal är ett centrerat kvadrattal.

Egenskaper
De första centrerade kvadrattalen är:

1, 5, 13, 25, 41, 61, 85, 113, 145, 181, 221, 265, 313, 365, 421, 481, 545, 613, 685, 761, 841, 925, 1013, 1105, 1201, 1301, 1405, 1513, 1625, 1741, 1861, 1985, 2113, 2245, 2381, 2521, 2665, 2813, 2965, 3121, 3281, 3445, 3613, 3785, 3961, 4141, 4325, …

Alla centrerade kvadrattal är udda och i basen 10 följer de första siffrorna mönstret 1-5-3-5-1.

Alla centrerade kvadrattal och deras delare har en rest av 1 när man dividerar med fyra. Därav slutar alla centrerade kvadrattal och deras delare med siffrorna 1 eller 5 i basen 6, 8 och 12.

Centrerade kvadratprimtal
Ett centrerat kvadratprimtal är ett centrerat kvadrattal som är primtal. Till skillnad från icke-centrerade kvadrattal, som aldrig är primtal, är flera av de centrerade kvadrattalen primtal.

5, 13, 41, 61, 113, 181, 313, 421, 613, 761, 1013, 1201, 1301, 1741, 1861, 2113, 2381, 2521, 3121, 3613, …

Källor

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Figurtal


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Nikola Labs is a rapidly growing start-up with big ambitions. We think and act nimbly and believe in open communication from every team member, where feedback to improve technology and company operations is both encouraged and rewarded. We have an informal work environment that favors results over bureaucracy.
We are seeking a motivated and talented Senior Developer with full stack experienceto work closely with great firmware and electrical engineers and help to advance our products and continued success in the marketplace.
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Sydney, Australia is famous for its magnificent beaches, top-notch tourist attractions, thriving gay community and two world-class landmark structures, the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Sydney is built around its huge harbor, where most of the main attractions and the city center are located at the southern shore. It's a beautiful city where you'll find no shortage of exciting activities, friendly locals and plenty of eye candy!
The Harbour Bridge, which was built during the Great Depression, is the widest single span bridge in the world. Today, the Harbour Bridge is the major link between Sydney's southern and northern suburbs. At the Pylon Lookout Museum, located at the bridge's southeastern pylon, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the harbour and city from its viewing platform. Alternatively, you can book a 3.5-hour climb to the bridge summit and enjoy priceless views from the top of the bridge.
Located at Darling Harbour, Sydney Aquarium presents a fascinating view of the underwater world which includes over 12,000 aquatic animals from 650 species, saltwater crocodiles and giant sea turtles. Sydney Aquarium showcases the world's largest Great Barrier Reef exhibit and amazing underwater viewing tunnels with sharks and stingrays swimming above your head! If you have kids, they'll love the touch pool and the marine mammal sanctuary. If you're trying to find Nemo, this is the place to be!
The Rocks is Sydney's most historic district, the birthplace of modern Australia and is one of the city's most popular destinations. Years ago, The Rocks served as Sydney's main port with warehouses lining the waterfront, backed by hotels, banks, offices, merchant shops and brothels. Today, The Rocks has transformed into a hot spot of quaint boutiques, restaurants and cafés. This district gets really crowded on Saturday nights.
The best way to enjoy breathtaking views of Sydney is to visit the top of Sydney Tower. This 1,000-foot golden turret-topped spike is Sydney's tallest building and the view from its indoor observation deck covers the entire city. On clear days, you can see the Blue Mountains, which are more than 30 miles northwest of the city. There are two restaurants in the Sydney Tower's turret, which boast delicious food and artisan cocktails.
There are more than 30 ocean beaches within Sydney, all with rolling surf and golden sand. If you prefer calmer waters, there are several more around the harbor. Of all the Sydney beaches, Bondi Beach is the most famous (and the most crowded) with surfers, sunbathers and bronzed muscle gods playing volleyball— actually, it's more of a speedo modeling competition (not that I'm complaining). Coogee Beach is more relaxed with calmer waters, a grassy headland overlooking the beach and an excellent children's playground. However, for a truly special beach experience that's more popular with the locals, take a 30-minute ferry ride from Circular Quay to Manly Beach on the northern side of the harbour. Once there, stroll along The Corso (a pedestrian-only street lined with bars, cafés and shops filled with indigenous art), enjoy killer surfing and take in unique sights along The Cabbage Tree Bay Eco-Sculpture Walk all the way to Shelly Beach (which offers incredible snorkeling).
Sydney is a thriving gay metropolis. Its huge Asian and Latino immigrant populations make it one of the most multicultural cities in the world. In this city of 4 million people, gay life is centered around Oxford Street in the Darlinghurst neighborhood on the eastern side of town. This area is lined with pulsating clubs (like Arq), restaurants and pubs. Oxford Street is also the main drag for the annual, world-famous Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade in late February-early March. You won't want to miss this the pageantry of this Pride celebration! Aussies are naturally friendly and know how to party, so be prepared for a good time (and bring plenty of aspirin). Don't forget that because Sydney is below the equator, their seasons are reversed. That means February is the middle of summer, so pack appropriately! Also, given Sydney's great distance from Virginia (14 time zones!), be ready to experience some serious jetlag. Fancy a fabulous, far-flung frolic? Take a walkabout to the land down under!


Flyingstories is the website you were searching for, have a look at it!
Flyingstories.org is an idea of a bunch of people, crazy enough to imagine a different world while flying all over the old one. We wanted to answer the question "it is really possible to make people from distant places and with completely different background work together?". Until now I can say that flyingstories is answering positively to this question.
First of all, with flyingstories we decided that English is not enough, if we want to deeply communicate to our audience. That's why we are now bilingual English and Italian and we're coming soon with new projects in Russian. Do you want to help us translate it in your languages? We are here, ready to open our website to you and your ideas.
Yes, nice, but what is this about?
We have different cateegories in flyingstories. All the categories have something in common, they describe the World or other worlds with the same open mindness of a baby, or an alien, choose the one you like more.
flying is natural… or not?
In Our Eyes section we have pictures and videos from all over the world, that you can find also in our Facebook and Instagram account.
Here in Recordings we post our podcast, with the idea of having our radio program soon, in order to reach visual impared and for all those people which spend more time in the car listening to the radio than reading.
Our words is one of the most productive section of flyingstories. However, it's the most productive because we like to teach languages, to give the idea that we are different, but we can learn a lot from this difference.
Let's have a look at that, and you'll discover another productive section. Why? Easy, some of us are cabin crew, in few words the kind of people that never stop flying and see new places! Read about our travels.
Finally, welcome to Fiction, the section of flyingstories all concentrated on characters. Fictional or non- fictional, you'll judge!


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Джованни Чини (, de Cino, de Cinno, ; род. между 1490 и 1495—1565, Вильнюс или Краков) — итальянский архитектор и скульптор Ренессанса, работавший в Литве и Польше.

Биография

Родился, как предполагается, в Сиене, где жил в 1504—1519 годах. Вероятно, мог учиться и работать в окружении Лоренцо ди Мариано.
Приглашённый, вероятно, польским королем Сигизумундом Старым, в 1519—1534 годах с перерывами жил и работал в Польше. Был скульптором королевского дворца в Кракове. В 1529—1531 годах выезжал в Сиену; 1562 годом датируется отъезд в Италию.

Начиная с 1534 года постоянно бывал в Вильно, где обосновался около 1545 года.

Проекты

Восстанавливал (совместно с другими) кафедральный собор Вознесения Пресвятой Девы Марии в Плоцке, дома капитулы в Кракове, создавал памятники. В 1519 году принимал участие в работах над балдахином надгробного памятника короля Владислава Ягайло в Вавельском архикафедральном соборе Cвятых Станислава и Вацлава в Кракове. В 1521 году работал над надгробием краковского епископа Яна Конарского в Вавельском архикафедральном соборе. В 1524—1529 годах участвовал в отделке гротескными орнаментами капеллы Сигизмунда в Вавельском архикафедральном соборе.

С 1536 года до 1557 года участвовал вместе с Бернардино Дзаноби да Джаноттисом в восстановлении Кафедрального собора Святого Станислава и Святого епископа Владислава после пожара 1530 года (после пожара 1539 года). При его участии в виленском соборе были пристроены новые капеллы епископа Яна Сигизмундовича, епископа Павла Гольшанского, перестроена капелла Монивидов, возведены новые своды (часть в середине центрального нефа сохранилась до сих пор).

Королевская капелла (капелла Воловичей), сооружённая во второй половине XV века, после пожара 1530 года заново Джованни Чини выстроена на старых фундаментах (интерьер заново декорирован в 1623 году). Её архитектура напоминает капеллу Сигизмунда в Вавельском соборе в Кракове, которую в стиле Ренессанса в 1519—1533 годах создал архитектор Бартоломео Береччи при участии Дзаноби да Джаноттиса и Джованни Чини.

Вместе с Бернардино Дзаноби да Джаноттисом работал над строительством и реконструкцией Нижнего замка (1546—1548), а после смерти Дзаноби да Джаноттиса возглавил работы. Предполагается, что Чини был архитектором костёла Святой Варвары, который распорядился построить в 1551 году король Сигизмунд Август на месте старого готического храма Святой Анны. Костёл на территории Нижнего замка должен был быть в три раза больше, чем прежней, и стать мавзолеем королевской семьи. Для костёла создал (совместно с Джаммария Падовано) памятник Елизаветы, жены короля Сигизмунда Августа (1552) и алтари. После смерти короля новый храм оставался незавершённым и в 1666 году был снесён.

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The number in the movements title (eg 5mm Clock Movement) refers to the length of the shaft.
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We recommend you allow 3mm for the nut and washes.
The diagram above shows the measurements of our movements. Measurement C relates to our movement titles (for example in our 5mm Clock Movement C = 5mm). All of our movements have a 8mm shaft diameter. So if you are drilling a hole you need it to be just a bit bigger than that.
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Visitors to the SPIE Photonics West event in San Jose, USA can expect a bigger show than ever before, with 1,164 exhibitors and 3,100 technical presentations.
Event organisers expect more than 17,000 researchers and applications engineers to attend the event, which runs from 19-24 January 2008. The presentations will take the form of four symposia, covering the biomedical applications of photonics (BiOS 2008), laser research (Lase 2008), micro electromechanical systems (MOEMS-MEMS 2008) and optoelectronic technologies (Opto 2008).
The conferences on lasers and applications will include sessions on laser-based micro- and nano-packaging for energy devices, new displays and lighting, and ultrafast lasers in cell biology and imaging. Wide band-gap (UV) lasers, LEDs, and photovoltaics will also be hot topics in sessions that cover the latest developments in integrated optoelectronic devices.
Two exhibitions will run alongside the symposia. The Biomedical Optics (BiOS) exhibition will run from 19-20 January with 156 stands, and 1,009 companies will be showcasing their products at the Photonics West exhibition, which runs from 22-24 January. Both exhibitions are open to visitors at no charge.
The BiOS exhibition will include components, products, instrumentation, and applications in molecular imaging, therapeutic lasers, nano-biophotonics, biosensors, and spectroscopic and microscopic imaging. The Photonics West exhibition will demonstrate the latest developments in nanotechnology, optics, lasers (solid state, gas, fibre, diode, and crystal), LEDs, photonic packaging, MEMS/MOEMS components and applications, communication devices and materials, optoelectronic components, and imaging technologies.


Cornelia Parker: Cold Dark Matter – How significant are the shadows?
Shadows on the floor and on the wall are as much part of the work as the suspended objects. The real and the immaterial mingle and merge, turning the whole gallery space into a sculptural environment.
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MELUGIN: Through a portal to history
by RON MELUGIN, guest columnist
Are you currently homebound, semi-homebound or have a historical curiosity and internet access? Here is an activity for you.
What do Texas Gov. John Connally, Lillian Gunter, Carrie Nation, Lewis Rigler, Santa Claus and the late Ona Wright have in common? They are all in the Portal to Texas History, a digitized collection of over 14,000,000 items pertaining to Texas history, including documents, articles, newspapers, photos and maps. It is maintained by the University of North Texas with over 400 partners sharing their collections. One of those partners is the Cooke County Library.
The aforementioned persons can be found under the searched subject, "Cooke County."
Gov. John Connally came to Gainesville in January 1967 to dedicate Gainesville businessman Homer Koon's Ranger Arms Manufacturing Co.
Lillian Gunter, longtime Cooke County librarian, had been a major lobbyist to get legislation passed to allow for the creation of county libraries in Texas. Gainesville's Carnegie Library was the second county library created in Texas, but that's not the reason for this particular reference to her in the Portal. This particular entry is a letter dated Feb. 9, 1919, from John S. Hardy, a postal clerk serving the U.S. Army in LeMans, France, to Miss Lillian Gunter. He is congratulating her for being the first woman to pay a poll tax as a requirement for voting in Cooke County. He states that he has changed his mind to favor "equal suffrage" since "we debated the question in our schools."
(A note of clarification: A special piece of 1917 Texas legislation allowed women to register to vote in the 1918 Democratic primary without having to pay the poll tax. This was prior to the adoption of the 19th Amendment guaranteeing women's suffrage. Parx Hays, Cooke County tax collector and father of Margaret Hays, registered over 2,000 women voters in that special election in 1918.)
Carrie (or Carry) Nation, the hatchet-wielding temperance crusader, came to Gainesville on March 6, 1905, and gave a spirited temperance lecture to a large audience at the the Gainesville Opera House (from the Daily (Gainesville) Hesperian, March 7, 1905).
From the KXAS-NBC 5 News Collection, dated Dec. 19, 1955: Texas Ranger Lewis (misspelled "Louis" in the Portal) Rigler, accompanied by Cooke County Deputy Sheriff Archie Nichols, arrested Wilbur Thomas Brown in the home of his sister in Dallas for the murder of his wife, Billie Brown, in their Gainesville garage apartment. She was hacked to death with a meat cleaver. Wilbur was a former mental patient at the U.S. Public Health Service in Fort Worth and was employed by the Santa Fe Railroad at the time. Billie was a nurse at the Gainesville Sanitarium. (If interested in the gruesome details, go to findagrave.com and search for Billie Marie Allen Brown, death year 1955. She is buried in Fairview Cemetery.)
On a lighter note, Santa Claus was apparently a patron of the Cooke County Library in the late 1940s. A photo from the Cooke County Collection shows Santa in front of the library's bookmobile along with Emmitt Cameron, L. V. Henry, Olna Boaz and Cliff McMahon.
There are numerous items pertaining to the history of the Cooke County Library since these items are from the Cooke County Library collections. Among those items is a letter from Mrs. E. E. (Ona) Wright Jr. to her Gainesville city councilman. Dr. Ona Wright had a distinguished career as chair of the English and Foreign Language Department at North Central Texas College. This letter is a follow-up to a large Gainesville PTA's delegation appearance before the Gainesville City Council meeting of Sept. 15, 1959. This delegation gave a report on the state of the county library, including its needs, finances and problems. (This later had an impact on the construction of the current library on South Weaver Street.)
The letter reported that there were over 7,500 active library cards in use, and 20% of the patrons lived outside of Gainesville. At that time the library maintained four rural stations in Rosston, Concord, Tyler Bluff and Lemons.
What is presented here is the tip of the iceberg of what is available in the Portal to Texas History. There is no telling what historic gem or startling piece of trivia a browser might find.
Ron Melugin is author of "Heroes, Scoundrels, and Angels: Fairview Cemetery, Gainesville," chairman of the Cooke County Historical Commission and a retired history professor from North Central Texas College.
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Can This Grocer Compete With the Retail Goliaths?
Companies compete on a host of other factors apart from size. Kroger doesn't fear competition from rivals like Wal-Mart and Costco, because it has its own unique set of competitive advantages.
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Bigger is better in the food retail market, if not the entire retail industry. Despite being the largest grocer in the U.S., Kroger (NYSE:KR) generates less revenue than retail giants such as Wal-Mart (NYSE:WMT) and Costco (NASDAQ:COST). In an industry where scale-based cost advantages are critical to success, does Kroger have what it takes to compete with Costco and Wal-Mart in the food retail market?
Food war
Food offerings are seen as key traffic generators for retailers, as replenishing food supplies is one of the main reasons for customers stepping into a retailer's premises. Costco understands this logic well and has traditionally used fresh food offerings as loss leaders to lure customers. For example, Costo is selling about 60 million of its $4.99 rotisserie chickens every year.
The loss leader (and cross-selling) strategy didn't work too well for Costco in the recent quarter, as its net profit declined by 15%. This was partly because its customers weren't buying enough of the other high-margin items. However, Costco's Chief Financial Officer Richard Galanti has reiterated during its recent results conference call that Costco will stand by its pricing strategy. This suggest potentially lower volumes and thinner margins for grocers like Kroger.
In addition to scale-based cost advantages, there are two key reasons why Costco is able to keep its costs and prices low. Firstly, Costco generates significant income from membership fees. As of the end of fiscal 2013, it has more than 70 million members who pay a minimum of $55 per year in dues. The membership fees help to subsidize the discounts that Costco offers on its fresh food.
Secondly, Costco's SKU minimization strategy has allowed it to reduce inventory holding costs and maximize bulk purchasing discounts. Costco carries about 3,700 SKUs per store, significantly less than the average 30,000 to 50,000 SKUs that a grocer will hold.
However, Kroger isn't helpless when competing with companies like Costco. In fact, Kroger has delivered positive same-store sales growth for 41 consecutive quarters. Its gross margins (20%) are also higher than Costco's (13%), and the companies' operating margins are on par at about 3%.
Kroger has two secret weapons at its disposal. One of them is its loyalty card program. With famed customer analytics vendor Dunnhumby (the same one that Tesco uses) assisting with its customer data analysis, Kroger sent out more than 8 million mailings offering targeted discounts to its customers last year. Compared with blanket discounted offerings from Costco, Kroger is able to more effectively reach out to its customers based on their individual preferences with the help of data mining.
Another weapon is its private label strategy. Kroger stocks about 13,000 private label items per store, of which 40% are manufactured in-house. As a result, Kroger has a significant cost advantage over other retailers which typically substantially outsource all of their private label production to third party vendors.
Online battle
The new battleground for food retail is online instead of in physical stores. In the e-commerce space, scale-based cost advantages matter less than getting the strategy right.
In January of this year, Kroger completed its merger with Harris Teeter, a regional upscale grocer with a significant presence in the southeastern and mid-Atlantic parts of the U.S. Not only does the merger increase Kroger's scale and geographical presence, it also significantly expands Kroger's online capabilities.
Prior to the merger, Kroger relied solely on its King Soopers HomeShop's store-to-home delivery service, which only services the Colorado region. In contrast, the addition of Harris Teeter's "Click & Collect" store-based pickup model could be a big boost to Kroger's online sales. This is because the inherent nature of fresh food products makes it more likely that e-commerce customers will want to check their products prior to final acceptance.
In contrast with Kroger, Wal-Mart is considered a late-mover in the U.S. e-commerce space. Wal-Mart has made good progress with respect to its online operations overseas, including China (Yihaodian), U.K. (Asda) and Japan (Net Super). In the U.S., however, Wal-Mart has only test-launched its grocery-delivery service To Go in San Francisco and Denver, though plans are under way to launch this service in more cities nationwide.
While arguments can be made for late mover advantages in terms of learning from competitors' experiences, Wal-Mart's moderate pace of progress may allow companies like Harris Teeter/Kroger to gain brand loyalty. Moreover, there could also possible be psychological factors at play here. As the largest retailer in the U.S., Wal-Mart may be reluctant to expand online grocery sales at the expense of cannibalizing its own physical store sales.
Foolish final thoughts
Notwithstanding the size and might of retail giants like Wal-Mart and Costco, Kroger has managed to stand its ground against its rivals. Its loyalty card program, in-house manufacturing of private label products, and recent merger with Harris Teeter give it the necessary ammo to fight the grocery war. Kroger's recent financial results offer further validation of its resilience, with it achieving record diluted earnings per share on the back of a strong 13% growth.
Mark is a private value investor and is the author of CheapskateInvesting.com website which uses a systematic quantitative screening approach to filter the global stock markets for cheap cigar-butts and wide-moat compounders.
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Most people living in Arizona and going to Arizona State University have a skewed definition of what summer is really about. From personal experience most days I wake up, look out my window and see the Arizona sun staring right back at me. On the same side of that token, the occasional thunderstorm we get, gets a lot of attention and sometimes will make the state news. All in all the weather never really interferes with what we want to wear that day, unless you feel like wearing a parka and some sweatpants. Now, picture the complete opposite side of that spectrum, on the East Coast, the daily summer weather consists of rain- and the rare glimpse of sun pulls attention and makes the news. I am exaggerating of course…sadly, things like that never make the news as there's far too much madness going on. Thankfully however, this drastic difference in climate inspired me to look into the clash of clothing worlds from the East Coast to the West Coast.
To give an expert opinion on this matter I enlisted the help of a young lady named Taylor Crow. She is a graduate from the University of Arizona, but before completing her bachelor's in her home state of Arizona, she took a trip into the world of rain and snow on the East Coast for her first semester of college. New York City was her destination, and perhaps my New Yorker pride makes me biased but she could not have picked a better place to learn about life. As they say, if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere.
We may be part of the same country, but when it comes to clothing choices, we seem to be worlds apart. I always felt that the contrast here was an interesting topic, and using Taylor as a contact for endless questions I finally have the opportunity. New York City is a place full of wonderful things, the top of that list probably being bagels and fresh cheeses, and possibly a close second being fashion. It is the home of Saks, Barneys, and the beautiful Tiffany & Co (a personal addiction), no doubt because it is the greatest city in the world. Southern Arizona is not without its great qualities as well however; it is a beacon to old and young alike for its warm and mild weather, fair and sunny days and gorgeous desert landscape. Honestly, after living in both extremes, personally I prefer Arizona. To focus more on the topic at hand however, I wanted to know how Taylor's individual sense of style changed after being exposed to such a different world of culture, to see how easily or difficult it was to adapt to the drastic change of climate, and her overall culture shock. Arizona is a low-key place, and New York City is full of both night and day madness.
Attending a conservative college with a business casual dress code probably contributed to the massive rift, but it also taught me some important lessons in fashion. Certain wardrobe staples were now necessary – aforementioned pea coat, for example. It's cold in New York City for the better part of the school year and wind chill gets you down to your bones. I had noticed that bright, clean and simple colors paired with economical pieces of clothing were very much in. To get by amongst my peers, selections of nice blouses matched with a simple black or grey pencil skirt were easy enough. Flats were always my go-to shoes, however drastically high and dangerous high heels tempted me.
In contrast with these new and interesting changes in what people were wearing and what I was wearing, came the new and interesting changes of the actual people. For the first time in my life I was surrounded by the well-to-do, the philanthropists, and the so-called "rich and famous." Models walked the streets like all of Manhattan was a runway, I found myself coming face to face with the likes of Chris Brown and Bruno Mars while they were in the city shooting "Saturday Night Live". A lazy day out turned into an impromptu photo shoot of Lea Michele when my friends and I stumbled upon "Glee" filming scenes in Central Park.
Alas, the city that never sleeps wore me out. By the end of the year I was heinously exhausted, cold, and the thrill of so much freedom was drowned out by the catcalls and whistles of passing strangers. I was ready to go home, but I was lucky enough to get to take part of the city back with me.
I think Taylor Crow's story is a perfect example of how different the East Coast is from the West Coast. It was clear that she was used to a laid back and low demanding lifestyle and fashion style. After being dropped into the hustle and bustle of New York City, it was an absolute necessity to change her style, not only to fit in but also maintain her professionalism. The culture of fashion and the people that surrounded her made her strive to better herself, and I think this experience has shaped her in a fashion sense and in a worldly sense.


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The title for this article is taken from one of Solomon's many proverbs. He used it to heighten the marked contrast that occurs when truth and error, beauty and vanity, or virtue and dishonor are seen in the same individual.
"Ye know nothing at all, nor consider that it is expedient that one man die for the people, and that the whole nation perish not."
The inspired writer was quick to add that in so speaking, Caiaphas was speaking far beyond his own understanding. Any Jewish readers or those familiar with the Old Testament will recall a similar case in Balaam, the mercenary prophet who came to curse Israel, but blessed her instead.
"Ye know nothing at all." They were words spoken with scorn and disdain by a leader to his followers, yet words that were true on a completely different level than even the speaker realized. The truth is that even he knew nothing at all. The actual fact is that none of us would imagine salvation in God's way. One of the many tragic effects of sin is a blindness of God and truth (Rom. 3:10-18; 2 Cor. 4:3, 4). When Adam sinned, he little expected God to be the provider of a way of salvation. His natural instinct was to hide. Each son and daughter of Adam has been reenacting Eden's scene, hiding from God. The Bible teaches that God desires to save man from the consequences of his sin. Only a revelation from God could communicate this to us.
Caiaphas' words were strong: "It is expedient that one man die for the people." Unknown to himself he was giving utterance to the truth that if men were going to be saved, it was imperative that heaven intervene. The grand news of the gospel is that heaven has intervened. Far eclipsing Apollo II's "one giant step for mankind" was the immeasurable distance traveled when Christ left the throne eternal for planet earth and a rude tree outside Jerusalem's walls. Greater still was the distance traveled when He plumbed the depths of the wrath of God against sin upon Calvary.
Man's sin, yours and mine, made it expedient that one should die. Divine love made it expedient that He be the victim.
"It is expedient that one man should die for the people that the whole nation perish not." The amazing truth of the gospel message as preached by the early apostles is that one Man has died for others that they might be saved from perishing. The gospel tells of a Savior Who has willingly gone into death to endure the punishment that we rightly deserved for our sins. He has died in the sinner's place, enabling God to forgive the repentant believer in His Son.
Allow the testimony of Peter to conclude this brief article: "Who His own self bare our sins, in His own body, on the tree" (1 Peter 2:24).


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Kaeri-eoreul kkeuneun yeoja (, lett. "La donna che trasporta una valigia"; titolo internazionale Woman with a Suitcase) è un serial televisivo sudcoreano trasmesso su MBC dal 26 settembre al 15 novembre 2016. Narra la storia di Cha Geum-joo, che, da direttrice caduta in disgrazia di uno studio legale, diventa un grande avvocato.

Personaggi
 Cha Geum-joo, interpretata da Choi Ji-woo
 Ham Bok-geo, interpretato da Joo Jin-mo
 Park Hye-joo, interpretata da Jeon Hye-bin
 Ma Seok-woo, interpretato da Lee Joon

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 Goo Ji-hyun, interpretata da Jin Kyung
 Capo Hwang, interpretato da Kim Byung-choon
 Oh An-na, interpretata da Bae Noo-ri
 Go Goo-tae, interpretato da Choi Dae-sung
 Baek Jin-seo, interpretata da Ji Yi-soo
 Choi Hoon-suk, interpretato da Choi Tae-hwan
 Lee Dong-soo, interpretato da Jang Hyun-sung
 Signor Kang, interpretato da Park Byung-eun
 Seo Ji-ah, interpretata da Kim Min-ji
 Lee Sang-yup, interpretato da Kim Young-pil
 Na Mi-sun, interpretata da Im Ji-hyun
 Signora Choi, interpretata da Jung Yoo-jin
 Oh Kyung-hwan, interpretato da Choi Won-hong
 Jo Ye-ryung, interpretata da Yoon Ji-min
 Han Ji-won, interpretata da Oh Yeon-ah
 Procuratore Choi, interpretato da Min Sung-wook

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 Small Comma (작은 쉼표) – Alex (Clazziquai)
 If You Can Come (와준다면) – 10cm
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 Shining Bright" (밝아졌죠) – Baek Ga-young
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