 from citizens residing in 319 districts of India. 65% respondents were men while 35% respondents were women. 50% respondents were from tier 1, 29% from tier 2 and 21% respondents were from tier 3, 4 and rural districts. They survey was conducted via LocalCircles platform and all participants are validated citizens who had to be registered with LocalCircles to participate in this survey.Nta and let me tell you I'm afro cuban so I'm at Latin clubs all the time and I dance with girls all the time and have gotten into fights with dudes thinking I'm trying to smash their g/f (lol I'm gay). They don't understand the culture and that you can dance crazy on the dance floor with someone you're not even interested in and then leave when the song is over. Dude sounds insecure and unwilling to even try to share this with you and if it's something you love, then you need to reevaluate things with your guy, mami.Visual novel loved by many – Everlasting Summer – now on Android!
Meeting Semyon, the game's main character, you would've never paid attention to him. Just an ordinary young man with thousands, even hundreds of thousands of those like him in every ordinary city. But one day something completely unusual happens to him: he falls asleep in a bus in winter and wakes up... in the middle of a hot summer. In front of him is "Sovionok" - a pioneer camp, behind him is his former life. To understand what happened to him, Semyon will have to get to know the local inhabitants (and maybe even find love), find his way in the complex labyrinth of human relationships and his own problems and solve the camp's mysteries. And answer the main question - how to come back? Should he come back?
– Up to open game menu.
– To the right to enable skipping.
– To the left to open text history.
– Down to hide the interface.
Attention! After the update you may experience some problems with the saves you made earlier.
If you've experienced a bug, please send us ([email protected]) the content of these files: /sdcard/Android/data/su.sovietgames.everlasting_summer/files/traceback.txt and log.txt along with the description of the error.
– New engine (Renpy 7), it means improved performance, more stability.
– All PC-version content (Zhenya route, Alisa alternative ending).
– Most actual versions of the scripts.
– Language added: Spanish, Italian, Chinese.
WARNING! Old saves won't work anymore!
ung Fu would have a profound influence on director Quentin Tarantino, who mined several elements of the 1970s TV series for his martial-arts epic Kill Bill. For starters, Bill himself was played by Kung Fu star David Carradine, sporting the same look (and flute) as his iconic wanderer Kwai Chang Caine. Kill Bill's master Pai Mei also brought to mind Caine's trainer, Master Po. We could go on.
Yet Kung Fu had far sweeping influence. Kicking off in 1972, it was one of the first major martial arts hits in American pop culture. It helped that the series was largely a Western, set in the Old West of the middle 19th century.
Today, martial arts are popular again on the small screen. Let's take a look back at the original sensation.
You can catch Kung Fu on Heroes & Icons, weeknights at 3AM | 2C.
'Kung Fu' was a Carradine family affair.
David worked alongside much of his family. His younger brother, Keith, appeared in flashbacks as a younger, bald Caine, while youngest brother, Robert (Revenge of the Nerds), popped up in an episode as "Sonny Jim." Father John Carradine had a recurring role as Rev. Serenity Johnson.. You can watch The Green Hornet on H&I, too..
The first sequel to Kung Fu arrived in 1986 with the TV movie Kung Fu: The Movie. In this continuation of the tale, Brandon Lee, the son of Bruce Lee, portrayed the son of Caine. The movie aired on Lee's 21st birthday. Lee then played the great-grandson of Caine in 1987's Kung Fu: The Next Generation. Finally, in the syndicated 1990s series Kung Fu: The Legend Continues, Carradine played the grandson of Caine. Yes, it is all a bit confusing.Phantom Planet EP

Limited Edition Tour EP features three new songs from Phantom Planet's new studio record, "Raise the Dead", released on April 15, 2008, as well as one b-side. It was released during their 2007 West Coast tour with Maroon 5, was available on tour and for order at the Fueled by Ramen webstore, and is now available as a digital download. The "Raise the Dead" versions of the songs have some extra tracking.It is a "fuck you" idea that companies have absolutely no ethical responsibility for their employees and that they owe 100% full allegiance to the corporation. It is the exasperation they feel that this person has burdened them with their crippling depression and suicidal ideation.

It is like the company is more important than a person, even if it means that person is going to die. Read the OP's original post and the comments from HR professionals -- it is completely devoid of any emotion, like they are almost robotic as if to say, "Yes, this is such a sticky little problem. Damn employees always causing trouble... "

They aren't even cognizant of how inhumane they are behaving to realize they should probably delete their posts.

Even if you could excuse it is some warped and twisted rationalization, what does this say to the other employees?  Certainly don't ever admit to needing any sort of help. 

  You'll even note the OP expresses concern about "safety". Never once is there any discussion about their failures to address this individual's problems. No condemnation of their hiring and screening practices. No gentle nod to on the job stress. No doubt if this was a "trouble employee", their coworkers had probably been complaining, but were ignored.

I am sorry to hear about your friend. Have you read any of the Flavia De Luce books? You must. If you’ve never heard of them, allow me to introduce you.
The Flavia De Luce books currently consist of 4 books. I just finished the third one, A Red Herring Without Mustard. Flavia De Luce is the most delightful character I have come across in a long time and I just can’t get enough of her. She’s an 11-year-old chemistry whiz with a passion for solving crimes, which is lucky because she stumbles upon an awful lot of dead bodies for someone so young.
The third book opens with Flavia getting her fortune read by an old gypsy woman, a decidely un-Flavia activity. She ends up burning the gypsy’s tent down and offers her some part of Buckshaw (her home) to bring her caravan so that she can rest. Hours later she finds the gypsy woman beaten unconscious and so begins our mystery. Who would want to do this to an old woman? Who else knew she was here? Did it have anything to do with the disappearance of a local child a few years earlier?
As always Alan Bradley has gifted us with a plethora of sinister and hilarious characters in addition to the stock characters that inhabit Buckshaw and Bishop’s Lacey (the nearby town) but Bradley also added something different to this third installment: vulnerability. Flavia was always tortured by her older sisters, Feely and Daffy before and she gave it right back, but in this book you get the feeling that she’s starting to be upset by it. And that she’s really starting to miss and wonder about her mother who died when she was a year old.
In addition to being good old fashioned mysteries, set in a ramshackle old English house, these books are really funny. I had a smirk on my face the whole time I was reading. I burned through this one quickly too – Bradley leaves just enough of a teaser at the end of each chapter that you have to carry on.
If I didn’t want the whole set of books to match (I got the first two as paperbacks) I would run out tomorrow and buy the fourth: I’m Half Sick of Shadows.
I will just have to content myself with telling you about them in the hopes that you fall in love with Flavia and Buckshaw just as easily as I did. For your records the first two books are: The Sweetness At The Bottom Of The Pie and The Weed That Strings The Hangman’s Bag.
Stars: 4.5
Grade: A-
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