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If are running out of inspiration and you think you alone but the truth is all designers need inspiration. The inspiration can come out from just about anywhere at anytime, ideally inspiration will be found in many forms from a variety of sources. print, art, music, photography, and to tell the truth even on the toilet also in other things that we surround ourselves can serve as inspiration.
Since most web and graphic designers are online for hours at a time, specialty sites and blogs are often a go to source of inspiration.
For web design and CSS galleries have been becoming a popular for serve of inspiration but now we see many specialty or even niche galleries site that often prove to be the most useful sources of online inspiration. Today in this post you’ll find 25 awesome sites that can inspire you and that may prove to be very helpful resource for you.
A site that specialise in mobile web design gallery but also include resources about mobile web development and the latest mobile web news.
CSSiPhone is the first ever iPhone CSS Gallery which displays iPhone web interfaces for iPhone inspiration.
HTML5 gallery has two primary aims, the first is to showcase sites that use HTML5 for markup, so that we can see how people have interpreted the specification and how they’ve implemented it.
CartFrenzy is a web design gallery that showcases the most well-design e-commerce and shopping websites.
Cart Craze is a e-commerce CSS design gallery showcasing the best Designed and standards compliant sites.
eCommerce Gallery is a unique website gallery that only features well designed and developed eCommerce websites.
This site showcase the best examples of flash portfolio sites from around the web.
Folio Focus is a web design gallery that exists to showcase excellent portfolio sites. Here you will find the best collection of portfolio sites from web and graphic designers, photographers, and other professionals that use a portfolio site.
Foliostars is a CSS and flash gallery showcasing the best portfolios from around the world.
eduStyle is a web design gallery dedicated to higher education websites and powered by higher education web design professionals.
Card Observer is your exclusive gallery for cool, beautiful, and unique business card design.
Cardview is all about showcasing the best business card designs that are out there.
Card Nerd aims to showcase unique, fresh and inspiring business card designs.
Ads of the World is an advertising archive and community showcasing fresh campaigns daily from around the world.
Creative Ad Awards is one of the best advertising archive, serving all the advertising fan and others who need it.
Adverbox is a submission based advertising archive, 100% free.
Motion Graphic Served is a collection of sites that showcase motion category-specific content from the Behance Network,.
Motionspire is a motion graphics inspiration site that showcases the great and inspiring motion design work.
Motion graphics video gallery has a selection of the best motion design works. For your inspiration and procrastination.
Showcasing the best logos from all over the world. Logo Moose bring you your daily portion of logo inspiration.
A high-profile logo design award scheme that rewards the best professional logos and trademarks designed throughout the world.
Another Served collection of sites that showcasing illustration specific content from the Behance Network,.


text: Looking for a new activity for the new year? Please consider joining the Library's Board of Trustees. The board is losing much-needed members due to term limits on December 31, and could really use your help. If you can't make the commitment to be a full board member, you may serve on a committee instead. Think you might be interested? Come in and talk to the director, Cat Skov, or attend the next board meeting on Thursday, February 19, at 5:00, to see how it works. The public is always welcome at Board meetings, so don't be shy. FMI, please call the library at 832-4484.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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CNC routing and LASER cutting enable us to provide aluminium powder coated, acrylic cut letters. Flat cut letters and stainless steel cut letters.
If you want to produce more than a vinyl economical signs, flat cut letters are the next step up.
✓ Brass Logos – Beautiful, timeless and surprisingly cost effective.
✓Acrylic Flat cut letters and Logos – glossy, lightweight and versatile.
✓Aluminum painted logos raised and elevated – painted to any RAL reference to match logo branding colours.
✓Stainless Steel letters and logos – Costly, but if budget allows is worth every penny.
Taking letters and logos and making them into a physical piece of signage is a great way to sign your building.
They are surprisingly economical and can be fixed either with small studs to raise the material away from the wall. Creating a fabulous shadow effect, or flush against the wall with a very high bonding adhesive. By using the wall as your substrate the eye is tricked into seeing your logo as larger and bolder than if it was set within the perimeters of a ‘normal’ style sign plaque.

industry_corpus2: Manufacturing


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Don’t neglect the marketing power of the postcard!
compete with it, not the Yellow Pages, not print advertising.
if the reader only casually scans his or her mail.
use in conjunction with a two step advertising technique.
Use color. You only have 2-3 seconds to get your point across.
in small quantities, very affordable.
learn this important writing skill.
more effective when the message is delivered over and over.
first 3 chapters for free. At least do that!
are many other great uses with your existing clients.
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industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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Birth injury is a term used to refer any injury that occurs to the baby before, during, or right after the birthing process. An injury can occur due to many reasons including oxygen deprivation, neonatal infections, mechanical force, and more.
Birth injuries usually lead to disabilities such as cerebral palsy, intellectual impairment, hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, seizure disorders, and more. This may sound very traumatic to soon-to be parents, but the good news is that nearly all birth injuries are preventable.
The medical professionals involved in the birthing process can prevent birth injuries by monitoring the health of the mother and the baby, and taking prompt action when necessary.
While there are many reasons that can lead to a birth injury, most common problems occur during labor, especially when it is delayed or the nursing staff take too long.
In order to ensure that no complications occur during the birthing process, doctors should recommend various prenatal tests which will help them access the health of both the mother and the child. These tests can reveal in-depth information about different maternal conditions that can help medical professionals recognize fetal issues in a timely manner.
Throughout the pregnancy, medical professionals should keep monitoring the baby and the mother for any sort of fetal distress. This can be found by various signs such as decreased fetal movement, abnormal amniotic fluid volume, and more.
Medical professionals work closely with the mother throughout the pregnancy to ensure that the delivery of the baby is as smooth and free of injury as possible. But sometimes, due to ignorance, or any other mistakes by these professionals, can lead to injury to the mother or child.
What to do when a birth injury occurs due to medical malpractice?
Medical professionals must make sure to follow the standards of care when managing pregnancy. The health of the infant and mother must be closely monitored and the professionals must make important medical decisions with consent from the parents.
When consent is taken from one or both the parents, it means explaining the risks, benefits and any other problems that can occur during the birthing process. If any medical professional such as a doctor, nurse, or the medical institution fails to follow the basic standards of care, and this ends up causing harm to the mother or the baby, it is known as medical malpractice.
Some parents may choose to seek legal action against medical malpractice that caused an injury to their child. This is to ensure that the hospital, doctor, and nursing staff involved are held accountable for their errors.
Moreover, seeking legal help also means that you will receive the financial means to support your child who became a victim of birth injury which resulted in a life-long disability. Should you choose to go down the legal road, Miami FL birth injury attorneys may be able to help. Birth injury attorneys focus specifically on birth injury and have the required legal and medical expertise needed to fight your case.

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Mie Yamie offers Franchise / Waralaba business opportunity (peluang usaha) in Indonesia in Food and Beverages Industry, especially in Mie / Noodles Industry. MieYamie is a food product derived from egg noodles that typically processed without the use of seasonings (MSG) or preservatives.
MieYamie has special menus that are processed lawfully and hygienic with quality material and taste. MieYamie Offering an innovative concept in selling their products. Bike Cart MieYamie using a modified and designed in accordance with the latest models that have a uniqueness and charm of its own.
With an innovative concept tries to combine MieYamie one stop shopping by adding a cooler box on the back bike, making it easier for customers to enjoy MieYamie cold drink from the bottle or package after taking MieYamie. Thus it can be obtained by a combination of sales revenue MieYamie with cold drinks from a bottle or packaging.
MieYamie can operate throughout the Indonesian archipelago and not closed the possibility of expansion into other countries. MieYamie therefore you need to grow together in raising MieYamie business. MieYamie open opportunity for you all with any background.
MieYamie offers food business with a franchise business concepts. Where the first party as the principal owner of the franchise MieYamie (Franchisor) granting rights to the second party (Franchisee) to distribute MieYamie within the scope of geographical area and a specific time period to use the brand, logo, and the operating system owned and developed by the Franchisor. Which later manifested in the form of franchise agreement.

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After years of searching, I finally found the perfect roaster for my coffee. I wanted only single origin, organically grown and certified beans to bring you great socially responsible coffee. If you are wondering who nanland organic coffee is and what is driving us to bring this new product option to the market, go to our "notes from nanland blog".
It will touch your heart and enlighten your taste buds. Enjoy!
Dear nanland fans. We are sorry to say that nanland coffee production has come to a close. While there may still be online offerings available, we are not producing any new product. Thank you for your support and we hope you enjoyed great coffee at a great price.
nanland is in the house! At the WBENC convention Pop Up Shop in the Eastern Market in Detroit. Nan is selling up a storm!
Good Morning nanland fans! We hope you are enjoying your morning cup of nanland happiness! We will be in Detroit next week attending the Woman's Business Enterprise National Council's annual conference from June 19-21. We will be part of a Pop Up Event at the Eastern Market on Wednesday from 7-9:30pm. Stop by and try our coffee! Hope to see you there!
Hello nanland fans! I want to let you know that the nanland email account was hacked. If you get an email from nanlandllc that has an attachment, please don’t open it. Just delete it. Thanks!
Hello nanland fans! Today is a big day in nanland history - and we are growing up! Today we are two! Two years of offering you premium, organic, single origin 100% Arabica coffee. We thank all of you that have enjoyed nanland coffee and invite those that have yet to enjoy their morning cup of nanland happiness ,please buy nanland at Festival Foods or order nanland online from Amazon, Walmart.com, Sam's Club.com or Bed Bath and Beyond.com. Thank you and please, Let Us Know What You Think!
nanland is in the house! nanland was on display at the 2017 PLMA trade show in Chicago this week. Special thanks to Trilliant, our roaster, who helped make this happen.
Good morning nanland fans! We have a new recipe on our website - Chocolate Mousse. This recipe from Al Baker's in St. Louis has been a family favorite over 30 years. Enjoy it with a cup of your favorite nanland brew and, as always, Let Us Know What You Think!
"I took this coffee to work with me and the minute it started brewing, I could smell the wonderful aroma. My coworkers could not believe it was the coffee they were smelling! I am a coffee snob and very particular about my coffee... this is really good coffee. Thank you so much!"

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MCCS Yuma: Great Escapes Travel Co.
Tickets and Tours is now Great Escapes Travel Co., we have many travel packages available to accommodate all of your travel wants & needs. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, let us customize a travel package that is fit for you. Tell us where you want to go, how long you want to get away, what type of vacation you are looking for and then leave the rest to us. We love it when our customers return from their trips with smiles on their faces and the stories they tell us. Let our skilled agents help you find just the right vacation for you and your family!
We know how annoying it is to drive alllll the way to Fed Ex and drop your packages off, almost to the point where the boxes sit in your car for weeks until you do it. Now, you don't have too! Drop off your packages at Great Escapes inside of the MCX, and we will ship them for you! Easy as that.
Get your dog tags here! Choose from a variety of assorted colors. Dog tag set starts at $7.00 and comes with 2 tags, 1 large chain, and 1 small chain. Stop in today!
We specialize in engraving on anodized and brass metal plates, wood plaques, name desk plates, glassware and many other gift items. Stop by or call 928-269-5300 for more information. Come check out MCCS Yuma's new laser engraving service, Laser's Edge Engraving, located in Great Escapes (between the MCX and the MCX Food Court).

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Indoor and Outdoor Temperature Stuck at a fixed value (example 140 degF).
This is generally caused by a corruption in memory, sometimes by third party software. A factory reset will restore the memory to default conditions.


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RUNNING DUBS and gutters is what my father used to call it when the land was saturated after days of torrential rain.
Inka and I have been doing our best to avoid the dubs and gutters on our walks this week. Standing water in the fields and on the woodland paths has been topped up most nights with more rain and the ground hasn’t had a chance to dry out properly.
And gutters are just mud. There appears to be no answer to the Doyenne’s disapproving looks when Inka trails gutters through the house after we get home from walks. Explaining that it’s all part and parcel of the joys of country living falls on deaf ears.
The rivers have been running high too. Walking with Inka down the bank of the River North Esk, brought back memories of my father and the poem, The Lum Hat Wantin’ the Croon, by David Rorie MD.
The burn was big wi’spate, / An’ there cam’ tum’lin doon / Tapsalteerie the half o’ a gate, / Wi’ an auld fish-hake an’ a great muckle skate, / An‘ a lum hat wantin’ the croon.
The words were set to music and sung by Scottish troops during the Siege of Ladysmith (1900) in the Second Boer War, to keep their spirits up. On a good day my father had two singing notes and the Lum Hat was a favourite of his too. Sixty years on I can still clearly recall the long drives to holidays at Ullapool and Father’s rumbling tones competing with the noise of the car.
I left the riverbank and walked up to the walled garden of The Burn House, near Edzell. For six years the Courtyard House at the rear of the big hoose was home for the Doyenne and me and we walked dogs daily through the policies. Macbeth was very much at home there.
My picture this week is of another unusual tree, a split leaf beech which sits in a corner of The Burn’s walled garden. The standard beech trees are shedding their leaves more quickly than usual this autumn, but the split leaf is already quite bare, carpeting the grass with its russet leaves.
The tree is a favourite of mine. Look at the girth of its trunk. It’s a tree with seniority, a tree that demands respect. There’s no reason not to think that it has been there for upward of two centuries, planted by General Lord Adam Gordon who built The Burn. He was one of the agricultural improvers of his day and a leading arboriculturist, planting some 550 acres of trees on the Burn Estate.
I first met the tree nine years ago, in early September, when we went to The Burn. We had Inka One then, the current Inka’s grandfather. On one of our first walks he put up a hen pheasant from below the great sweep of branches.
The tree was in full leaf and I ducked down into the cathedral-like interior and was just in time to stop Inka trampling all over the pheasant’s nest with eighteen eggs in it.
Daughter-in-law Katie recently ran a charity 10k run in aid of The Sandpiper Trust, a charity that provides emergency medical equipment to doctors and nurses working in remote and rural Scotland, which can mean the difference between life and death for patients.
The Trust has published a delightful book entitled The Swallow, The Owl and The Sandpiper, drawing on the courage of the swallow, the wisdom of the owl and the spirit of the sandpiper. Right up the Man with Two Dogs’ street, as you can imagine.
It’s an anthology of poetry and prose drawn from many disparate sources, covering several centuries, by well known and little known writers and poets, and anonymous quotes – God gave us memories so that we could have roses in December.
Inspired, if that’s the right word, by the untimely death of compiler Claire Maitland’s nephew, the book is her response to the loss she experienced and shared with her nephew’s family. There are words of sensitivity and comfort for those with unhappy experiences to put behind them and uncertain futures to face. The Doyenne has given it to several friends.
Readers are generous in sharing their wee stories with me. Here’s one – How do you know which cow in the field is the one that’s on holiday? It’s the one with the wee calf … the week aff!
I know, sometimes I wish they wouldn’t do it.
Written on Saturday, November 14th, 2015 at 2:01 pm	for Weekly.

industry_corpus2: Literature & Emotions


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You’re a small business owner. You pride yourself on developing unique relationships with local customers, and making sure your product or service meets their needs. How do you feel about being knee deep in marketing strategy? Probably not a huge fan. Here’s a few tips that will help you weed out unnecessary planning, and just focus on tackling advanced SMS marketing strategies with ease.
1. Know your customers. Remember, their needs can be dynamic.
Purchasing behavior will regularly shift. As trends come and go, the wants and needs of the general population will fluctuate. You can’t just assume that customers will continue to want the same product, the same way, at the same time. Demand is bound to change, and you have to embrace this shift with a complimentary product line.
2. Don’t get stuck in old ways.
Maybe your radio efforts used to work wonders. Ten years ago, your father could double daily business with one spot. But, times are changing. And as a business owner, you must acknowledge this transition.
3. Sometimes, you have to spend money to make money.
Analyze every opportunity. Don’t turn something away because you might have to spend a dollar or two more outside your budget. Now, on the flip side, don’t be foolish about your financials. Give yourself a little wiggle room, but don’t go spending $250 when you only budgeted $25.
4. Value, respect, and empower your employees.
Don’t try to be a one man/woman show. It won’t work. Eventually, you have to delegate most, if not all, of your responsibilities to employees. Put systems in place that set crystal clear expectations.
Slick Text is the small business owner’s cheerleader. We do everything in our power to help you succeed. Our SMS marketing service mixes an awesome ROI with an extremely easy to use platform. Want to learn more? Give us a ring at 1.800.688.6290 or shoot us an email at info@slicktext.com. If you’re ready to hop right in and get started, head over to our pricing page and sign up for a free plan. Remember, this is a free forever plan, no credit card required.


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At Graham’s Dairy, we’re huge fans of Quark. We can’t get enough of this low-fat, high-protein, super-versatile wonder. If you want to find out more about what Quark actually is, you can read our earlier blog post on the subject.
The thing is, it’s all very well us tucking into it in all manner of different ways but we want you to know about how to use it too. That’s why we’ve put together this article to help guide you through the different ways in which you can make Quark work for you. Especially if you used to thing the term ‘cooking cheese’ just meant Halloumi.
So, what can you do with quark?
Quark is a form of soft cheese, so one of the most obvious baking benefits it has is that it can be used in cheesecakes! Great British Bake Off aficionados will remember Flora Shedden from the sixth series of the show. The Perthshire lassie is a Graham’s ambassador and has delighted in making use of quark in her culinary creations. Her Baked Chocolate Cheesecake is a thing of wonder and uses Quark, where previously you might have expected a cheesecake in this country to use another soft cheese like mascarpone.
Curry, quiche, moussaka… these are just some of the Quark recipes that you can find on our site. Because Quark shares some traits with both yogurt and cheese, which means in some recipes it can be used as substitute for one or the other (not always though). The great thing about using quark in this way is that you’re replacing those ingredients with a low-fat and high-protein alternative.
If you’re lucky enough to have a waffle maker at home then you’ll find that quark can help you make delicious savoury waffles as well as sweet ones. Food blog Celery & Cupcakes came up with a fantastic recipe for High Protein Curried Courgette Waffles using quark. They recommend it as a breakfast idea but we think the waffles are delicious at any time of day!
Quark and fruit? The perfect blend.
Smoothies are as popular as they’ve ever been, with more and more people choosing to kick-start their day with a blend of fruit (or veg!) and yogurt. Yogurt’s not the only way to add a protein boost to breakfast on the go though. Quark can work brilliantly… and you can always add a little honey to sweeten your smoothie to your tastes.
Don’t have Quark in your fridge yet?
We hope now you realise just how versatile Quark is and you’ll make sure you’ve always got a pot of it in the fridge – ready to be whipped up into an easy snack or meal. Graham’s Quark comes in two great versions, Natural and Vanilla. Why not give them a try and find the right one for you?


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Volume 12, Number 2 (1989), 247-267.
Tokyo J. Math., Volume 12, Number 2 (1989), 247-267.

industry_corpus2: Math & Statistics


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Here are Microsoft PowerPoint presentations with varying themes.
If you don't have PowerPoint, a viewer is available for free from Microsoft.


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Romulan Kirk is a super rare [4-star] crew member.
Romulan Kirk is a version of Kirk from the Star Trek: The Original Series episode "The Enterprise Incident" (3x04).
These items are required by Romulan Kirk in order to advance through groups of levels.
Romulan Kirk has the skills of Command , Diplomacy , and Security . Starbase and Cryostasis Vault Collection bonuses are not being displayed. All stats are showing at their base level.
Romulan Kirk was added to the crew on on 21-Sep-2016.
Romulan Kirk is particularly useful in Iconian Insider because his traits allow him to unlock two separate nodes: one with Diplomacy and the Romulan trait, another with Security and the Undercover Operative trait.
Romulan Kirk was a ranked reward in the faction event Shore Leave.
Difficult Item Note: Romulan Kirk requires 36 Basic Romulan Encryption Algorithms to fully level.
Romulan Kirk is one of the strongest Super Rare crew members in the game for Gauntlet play. Only Lieutenant Valeris and Mirror Phlox have higher combined average proficiencies.

industry_corpus2: Gaming


text: Senior Pastor, Dr. Debra B. Morton, and Overseer & Co-Pastor, Bishop Paul S. Morton, Sr. are proud to announce the Greater St. Stephen Elder Constance Carter Scholarship Fund. Founded by her children, Louisiana State Representative Gary M. Carter, Jr., and Chontel Carter Frank of the Constance Carter Foundation.The foundation will provide three (3) scholarships to women ages 18-35 and two (2) scholarships to women ages 35-95 in the amount of $1,000 each. This scholarship is geared towards women who are seeking to acquire a degree, licensure or certification in a field of study are encouraged to apply. To be considered, applicants must be accepted and or enrolled in an accredited college, vocational or continuing education program and demonstrate financial need. For more information and to apply please visit gssmin.org/scholarship. Application deadline is April 17, 2019.


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The independent team of health experts responsible for reviewing the WHO's response to H1N1 (swine flu) wrapped up a second round of public hearings on Friday, "during which members heard testimony from widely divergent groups, from health officials to some of its most public critics," CIDRAP News reports. The review committee, "which is also tasked with assessing how the International Health Regulations (IHRs) functioned," heard testimony from national health officials, pharmaceutical industry representatives, and members of the media, the news service writes.
Following the meeting, Harvey Fineberg, chairman of the review committee, "said he was struck by the chasm between the perceptions from health officials that the pandemic response worked well and the strong criticism from others who testified," according to CIDRAP News (Schnirring, 7/2).
Agence France-Presse, also reporting on the review meeting, contrasts the differing views on the WHO's response to H1N1: "European parliamentarians last week found 'grave shortcoming' in WHO transparency and expressed concerns about the influence of the pharmaceutical industry on decision making, especially the need for costly special vaccines." On the other hand, "During this week's WHO hearing, French health ministry official Didier Houssin praised the agency's 'reactiveness' while suggesting that it should reinforce the credibility of its experts," the news service writes (7/3).
One of the most hotly contested issues in the WHO's response to H1N1 was the characterization of the flu as a pandemic, Fineberg noted, CIDRAP News continues. "Some have accused the WHO of changing the pandemic definition at the start of the pandemic, a charge it has strongly denied" (7/2).
The review committee plans to hold public hearings again in September and November, Fineberg said, according to AFP. "The panel's findings are due to be released by the beginning of 2011," the news service adds (7/3).


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Stefanie Smith at Northrop and Johnson writes in to say that Wes Sanford has added two motor yachts to his sales portfolio, the 36.88m Olga and 29.87m Eagle's Nest.
Olga was launched by Crescent in 2003 to a Jack Sarin design and has been continuously upgraded since delivery, including a fresh paint job in 2009. Her Robin Rose interior is comfortable, fluid and balanced, the perfect blend of formal and informal. This superyacht sleeps 10 guests in five staterooms and cruises at 18 knots. Olga is on the market asking $9.9 million.
Eagle's Nest, a tri-deck motor yacht, was delivered by MCP Yachts in 2007 and has a semi-shaded bridge deck with a large Jacuzzi, sun pads, barbecue and ice maker. Lloyds classed and MCA compliant, she has an on deck master stateroom with two doubles and two twins below. Eagle's Nest is asking $5.995 million.


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How will you be getting these custom embroidery patches design online. Many of the shops are offering these pieces, you can also customize them, you can put an online order of yours. Woven Cloth badges are patches with a design woven into them. Choose from a large selection of quality custom patch designs and customize with your own text and logo.
Instructions for Embroidered Iron-on Patches. Electricity Power Station Pictures and Images. Create Custom Patches for a wide variety of corporations and promotional events with a twist. We are located in the New Jersey and NYC area.
If you want to get your custom embroidery patches design online then here is the simplest method of all.
Embroidered patches look as if they are stitched on rather than adhered with an adhesive. Embroidery Designs, Custom Patches, Digitizing. You can import any kit using the URL given with the sample image. Award-winning Web Design Company in Dubai. This design is like a piece of jewelry used to adorn hands.
Embroidered badges are badge patches with a design stitched into them.
Order custom patches online at the lowest prices. These pieces are entirely different from this direct embroidery, and you will not be bearing up any high cost while getting done with these embroidered patches. Whether you're looking for a simple Sew-On Patch, Iron-On Patches or Velcro backed Patches, with our in house design time we can create something for you.

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Piroctone Olamine, essential oils of Sage, Thyme and Camomile leaves scalp clean and healthy.
Intensive purifying and balancing treatment which gives skin instant relief and a silky feel. This formula soothes the scalp, absorbing impurities from the skin and releasing elements to relieve the scalp while restoring softness and shine to hair.
Apply evenly to roots of damp hair while massaging with gentle pressure. Do not rinse. Dry and style as usual. Apply three times a week for one month.
Considered a “miracle” plant, it performs anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, anti-aging, calming and toning actions.
A powerful antiseptic, this ingredient helps increase blood flow while stimulating and toning.


text: Our Crew neck long sleeve t-shirt is a basic top that can easily be used as layering piece. Made of pique peach skin knit. It's drappy and cozy hand feel will make it your classic staple.


text: I started writing this blog several months ago, but due to other demands, I never finished it. Since then, Relus Cloud has been acquired by Cloudreach, who highly valued the people, teamwork, and the culture that we had built over the past few years. I have often been asked about the secret to our success and how we built such an awesome company in such a short amount of time. Maybe this is the answer - paying it forward.


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In the case of a contract, all data from the contractual relationship are stored until the expiry of the tax retention period (7 years).
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You have the option of subscribing to a newsletter via our website. For this we need your e-mail address and your declaration that you agree with the subscription to the newsletter. You can deactivate the newsletter subscription at any time in your customer account.


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Channel partners can make a lot of decisions for themselves when it comes to which vendors to ally with, what products to sell and what services to provide, but all of those decisions can be completely undermined with the stroke of a pen. Longstanding relationships and years of investment can be thrown in the rubbish bin overnight if a vendor decides to change strategy and cull partner numbers, pull out of a specific market, sell a technology business to a rival or buy a rival vendor.
All of these things can (and do) happen. For example, I haven’t looked at this particular example in great detail but after IBM sold its x86 server business to Lenovo, there may have been some work involved trying to rationalise the two distribution channels. IBM’s distributors would find themselves suddenly operating with a different vendor while Lenovo’s existing distributors would be very keen to get access to the IBM server products.
In the best of all worlds, there would be an almost complete overlap between the two vendors’ distribution channels and the disruption would be minimal. In the real world, that doesn’t happen very often. In most cases like this, there would have to be a period of transition where some distributors were axed and others brought into the fold. Whatever the specifics of the IBM/Lenovo situation itself, you usually have distributors from one vendor being assimilated into the other’s channel model and probably given the option of adding more products to their portfolio.
Opportunities arise, obviously, on both sides. Distributors of the vendor that has acquired the technology can get access to more products, different resellers and more customers. Distributors coming over with the acquired technology might have the chance to sell other products into their customer base.
But however well these situations are managed, there are always casualties. And it’s also an opportunity for rivals to exploit any period of uncertainty by trying to unsettle partners and customers further.
The same thing can happen when one distributor takes over another. Suddenly, the longstanding relationship between a reseller and a distributor is rudely disrupted by the arrival of another distributor. The reseller may not want to do business with that distributor, it may have consciously chosen not to have a relationship with that distributor in the past for legitimate concerns over an issue like service or support but now finds itself confronted with a stark choice: stay or go.
With events outside their control capable of presenting such difficulties to their business and day-to-day activities, I suspect most channel companies would be overjoyed if someone told them all they had to do was “mind your own business”.

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Are you Newly Engaged? would you like to Achieve Glowing Skin?
So many couples become engaged on Valentine’s Day that skin care becomes a big topic of conversation shortly afterwards. If you are one of those newly engaged couples you need to know that now is the time to start preparing your skin for your wedding day. It is never too early to start because the earlier you start the better your skin will look when you and your partner exchange vows.
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There has been a major shift in the way I am working, I have been apprehensive to Blog about this because I wasn't sure whether I would like it or not.
To get to where I am today has been a long and eventful adventure for which I feel incredibly fortunate. And today I have had a beautiful day in my shop carving spoons (the link is to a fantastic blog called Spitafields life).
The Shop has come about because I needed to rent some workshop space as there is no room in my new flat, as most of you will know last winter in Bristol I was living in a House that had space for a workshop and a garden - London is different.
The major shift has actually come about because Mike Abbott has given me a Tormek, it is a funny what an impact that has had on my life but it really has. To be completely honest the hollow grind I now have on all my tools has turned them into completely different tools, greatly increasing the speed at which I can sharpen and the level of sharpness too. Needless to say this has had a massive impact on my work, not least as I now need a workshop with electricity to run the water cooled grindstone. I have also changed the way I view my craft, I shan't ever stop learning but my "self taught" apprenticeship is complete, and my focus has changed from learning and finding my spoon carving groove to providing a high street service to my customers, though first and foremost I will always see myself in service of the "Wooden Spoon".
I really didn't think I would like having a shop but I adore it, and I am not missing the street selling as much as I thought I would, though I miss waking up in the woods terribly that is the only compromise I am struggling with. I have to say though I really enjoyed street selling last winter it never felt as right doing it from a house in a city as it did from the woods, and I will always spend time doing that.
Right now I am doing my best to fill the shop with as many spoons as possible, this is proving hard with Christmas round the corner, but I am making progress. The aim is to be able to provide all spoon needs, if the shop doesn't have the type of spoon you want I will make it. I am starting a waiting list for Bespoke bent branch eating spoons which come with a lifetime guarantee, if you would like to be considered for one of these please get in contact via email and I will let you know when you can come to the shop for the first "fitting" these will be very special spoons and only for the truly dedicated spoon enthusiast. If you are wondering whether or not there is a spoon for you in my shop wonder no more! There is a spoon for everyone and you need to find time to come down and get one. My Shop is Located at 260 Hackney Rd and is the only one with me carving in it. Most of my spoons sell for £10 and the shop is open from 10:00 -17:00 Fri-Tue (i.e. the shop is closed on Wednesday and Thursday).
I Still have 3 places left for my Course "Spoons From the Wood" May 21st-26th 2013 if anyone would like to buy these as a Christmas gift (£420) I will post out a presentation "Ticket" and one of my spoons so you have something to physically gift.


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The VCIC Criminal History Repository staff will purge any charge(s) on an individuals criminal history record when directed to do so by a court order or a request from the Governor's office pursuant to a pardon. Some of these orders are generated by the various district courts and others are generated by petition from the individual of record. It is important to understand that when an individual has contact with the Criminal Justice System in Vermont the associated information is recorded in many databases and for a record to be completely removed is a complex process. VCIC is only responsible for purging the information in the State Criminal History repository, the AFIS fingerprint and mugshot system, and notifying the FBI that the record needs to be purged from the National system. The process can take as long as six (6) months before the record is removed by the FBI. Criminal charges may be removed from the Criminal History record provided the Court issues an Expungement order or a Sealing order. These are orders signed by the Judge that require all information regarding a specific charge be removed. You MUST contact the District Court in which you were convicted to determine the possibility of having the Court issue the Expungement order or Sealing order.
An expungement is a court issued request, signed by a judge, that requires that all information pertaining to a specific defendant or specific charge(s) be removed from repository records. The result of an expungement order is the complete and permanent removal of all the information pertaining to the charge(s) or the individual if the expungement entails the individual's complete criminal history record. Since law prohibits keeping any documents pertaining to an expunged record it is not possible to identify any expunged record information once it has been purged.
An individual can petition for record(s) expungement to the court of jurisdiction but they will need articulable reasons to justify the expungement. You should check directly with the court of jurisdiction as to the proper procedure for making an expungement request within their jurisdiction. A link provided below and in the menu at the right will provide you with Vermont District Court contact information.
A sealing differs from an expungement in that the record information is not permanently destroyed it is simply moved to secure storage where access to the specifically sealed information is restricted. Information in a sealed record can only be viewed as required by court order.
Sealings are also court ordered and the process to have a record sealed can vary from court to court and you should contact the court of jurisdiction for more information. A link provided below and in the menu at the right will provide you with Vermont District Court contact information.

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When he first appeared during Series 59 of Countdown on the 15th of October 2008, Charlie Reams was already well-known to many of the online community as the creator of websites including the Countdown Corral and Apterous, as well as being the administrator of the popular discussion forum C4 Countdown. He won his first game against John McCarthy with a score of 114, before going on to notch up another four centuries on his way to 'octochampdom', including a tally of 126 points against the unfortunate Darren Edwards, which was enough to earn him a place on The Countdown Page's High Score table. Having clocked up 820 points in his eight games, he returned for Carol Vorderman's last-ever Countdown finals as the number one seed, where his first opponent was the three-time winner Patricia Jamieson. Having knocked out Patricia in a relatively close contest, his semi-final saw him defeat the 12-year-old Kai Laddiman, despite being 14 points adrift at the end of Round 2. In the final, Charlie played number three seed Junaid Mubeen in an Oxford v. Cambridge tussle, which ended in a narrow 88-84 victory for his opponent after an entertaining game. His performance in Series 59 earned him a place in the following Championship of Champions contest, where he triumphed over Peter Davies before meeting Junaid again in the quarter-final. This time, the spoils were Charlie's and he then went on to beat Series 54 refugee Jon Corby in impressive fashion, before finally succumbing to Series 55 number one seed Steve Briers in a memorable grand final. This is his unique tale, in his own words.
I started watching Countdown in Series 50, when my good friend Ev (on whom more later) and I would frequently bunk off afternoon lessons to follow the exploits of such legends as Jim Bentley and (still my all-time hero) Chris Cummins. Like anyone watching for the first time, I was utterly awful, and watched with amazement as Cummins produced classics like the MEGASTORE/GASOMETER round and numerous beautiful numbers solutions. Around the same time, I discovered the rather primitive Countdown mailing list "gevincountdown", and lurked for a while before finally getting involved with some utterly forgettable debut post. As seems to be a common element of these Experiences, I found this site too, and read the Experiences page with fascination as I started to piece together the history and mythos of the programme. I was hooked.
I continued to hang around and survived the transition to the new mailing list, C4Countdown (an under-appreciated and apparently accidental pun.) Despite my penchant for getting involved in ridiculous arguments, I was somehow promoted to moderator, probably because of my work on The Countdown Corral, which was the first real attempt to archive the round-by-round details of every single game. (It turned out later that Mike Brown had been doing the same thing for 20-odd years, and we're still in the process of making his paper notes available online.) By now I was at university and was becoming reasonably competent at the game, performing respectably at COLIN and COBRIS, but decided that I would wait until I'd graduated to apply.
Encouraging! I'd exchanged many messages with Damian over the years but he'd never explicitly pressed me to apply, so this was particularly reassuring, and I hastily returned the form, attaching a rather embarrassing photo of me apparently looking like David Beckham. Perhaps because of my tender good looks, Damian told me not to bother with the audition and just to pick a filming date. Apparently I am the only person to appear on the programme without auditioning! I decided to film towards the end of my summer holiday, giving me the whole summer to practise. By no coincidence I also started working on Apterous at around the same time, and spent most of the summer inside, in front of the computer, living out the perfect nerd stereotype. It really was wonderful.
By the time filming came around, I'd been practising pretty seriously for a good few months, and from my position as an armchair hero had "beaten" pretty much every contestant on TV in that time. Of course, just before my filming date, the lovely Debbi Flack appeared on our screens and played a very solid game in which she would've beaten me. Just the kick up the a**e I needed!
At last the day came and I set off to Leeds. I was determined that, apart from my filming guest the extraordinary Essexian Jon O'Neill, absolute no-one would know how the filming had gone, so I told my parents that I intended to stay in Leeds for the full three days no matter what happened. With typical Cambridge-educated arrogance, I also left space in my suitcase to smuggle a teapot home. I arrived in Leeds the night before and had an absolutely terrible night's sleep, eventually drifting off around 3am to the soothing sound of the air conditioning unit accompanied by Jono's snoring.
My debut was the second show filmed that day, but of course everyone has to arrive in the studio at the same time, so early the next morning I gingerly introduced myself to the other contestants and established that the previous filming block must've finished with an octochamp (which was in fact Kai Laddiman) as the first game of the day included two new contestants. This was also the first time I'd met Damian, Kate, Lara, Sarah and the lovely Danielle, all of whom were to feature large in my life over the next few months. I distinctly remember the first time I saw Susie Dent in real life; she's both shorter and (somehow) even prettier than she appears on TV, and was scurrying along the corridor with no shoes on, wailing "Damian!" and trying to draw his attention to some last-minute problem. This immediately burst the bubble of fantasy in which I'd enveloped the stars of the show, and it finally occurred to me that these were just normal people outside of their unusual working life. Very reassuring.
I watched the first game of the day from the audience and comfortably "beat" both contestants, although my ego was kept in check by Jono who, sitting next to me, utterly destroyed both them and me and barely dropped a point. Apart from his witty repartee, this was exactly why I'd wanted him as my guest - he appreciates what's good and what's bad in the game more deeply than most, and I knew he'd be impressed and disappointed at exactly the same moments as me.
Finally, it was time to face the cameras! Carol came over and introduced herself as I've no doubt she'd done thousands of times before but, nevertheless, she brought a little personal touch to it and, when she discovered that I'd just graduated from Cambridge (as she had done, rather longer ago), I felt she was rooting for me. Likewise Des O'Connor, for all his faults, was extremely personable before the game and, just as the opening music rolled, whispered to me, "You'll enjoy this"; the perfect thing to say, and he was absolutely right.
The first game is still crystal clear in my mind. Although determined to enjoy the experience, which I knew could be over very quickly, I was still extremely nervous and my voice wavered in my opening exchange with Deso. As I often do when nervous, I think I attempted to be funny, but luckily Deso didn't even notice and we quickly moved on to the important bit. David O'Donnell had warned me not to worry about the maximums, the statistics or the inevitable C4C dissections, and just to focus on winning every game - brilliant advice. I remember seeing TREENAIL in Round 2 and smugly assuming it would be a definite 8-point winner, which it was, but I was so busy congratulating myself that I missed the double nine REINFLATE/INTERLEAF. An early lesson in humility! In the next few rounds, I had several selections which were just a lexonerd's dream, with words like PLEURON, MATERIEL and NEGATOR which any opponent who hadn't read the dictionary would be unlikely to know. Susie seemed particularly impressed with PLEURON (maybe it was a DC beater) which made me fantastically happy. The game ended 114-69, and I was off to a dream start, scoring in all 15 rounds. I was ecstatic to have got the teapot, of course, but there was really no time to sit around in self-satisfaction because the next game started almost immediately afterwards.
This one was against limousine driver Darren Edwards, who was charming and self-effacing even in the face of a heavy defeat, as I racked up what would be the series' highest score of 126 (despite missing INCUBATES.) Again lexonerd offerings kept presenting themselves, like DESPOILS, APOGEE and RAGSTONE. I must admit that I overheard his phone call to his wife that evening, and he was just genuinely impressed by me, and had no resentment at suffering one of the largest winning margins in Countdown history. I felt extremely lucky to have had such high maximums in my first two games, and by now the other contestants sitting in the dressing room were thoroughly intimidated (which, again I must admit, I did little to discourage.) This maybe explains the weak performance from David Wylie, my third opponent, who had seemed good in the green room but was not at his best under the lights. However, in my thirty-ninth round, I finally failed to score as David went for SQUIRMER, which I considered unlikely; he was right. (I spent so much of the round deciding that I forgot to look for anything else and missed the much more obvious SQUIRTER.) Nevertheless the game ended 92-54 and I was really flying now. By the last game of the day, the poor night's sleep was catching up with me but my confidence that I could go the distance was climbing and I finished the day with the almost instant conundrum HAPHAZARD to reach 106. I returned to the hotel with Jono and we whiled the evening away somehow, probably involving a dictionary and some trashy television.
The next day was a 9am start and my sleeping had been even worse, so I was feeling pretty drained even before filming began. None of the new contestants had seen the previous day's filming and were not remotely intimidated, so I knew I had a tough day ahead. Game 5 was a tough battle against Allan Harmer, a contestant who could easily have racked up a few wins on another day, and we tied ten of the rounds (including the quadruple nine NARCOTISE/REACTIONS/ACTIONERS/CREATIONS.) However a few more items of esoterica like AMNIOTES and AMOEBA were enough to open a lead and the game finished 115-88, even as I missed the conundrum (HABITLESS -> ESTABLISH) for the first time. This was also the game with the famous WANKERS incident, which Damian told me at the time would be transmitted unexpurgated, but due to half-term Channel 4 censored it at the last moment (which only served to make it funnier.) Game 6: I faced the charming Irishman Paul Blake, and we had a great laugh in the dressing room together; he seemed very relaxed and played well. In round 6 he got the excellent APPLAUSE and, for the first time, I was behind! However more dictionary-delving gave me MANITOUS and OUTLIER and the game finished a flattering 92-51, as I again missed the conundrum ISELLKITE: definitely one of my worst misses. In Game 7, I was given a very competent challenge from a nervous Anne Jenkin, and the tiredness was really kicking in as I missed easy winners like ADMIXES, DILUTER and RAMEKINS, but I did get to say "I've got ERECTIONS", which made the game more memorable.
Finally, on the verge of eightness, I faced John Eva. John had been scheduled to play later in the day, and I suspect Damian would've liked to separate us, but due to some contestant no-shows he was thrust into a game with me. His displeasure showed. However he was certainly the strongest opponent I'd faced and at my tiredest moment. He led for most of the game thanks to PATIENTS, MICRON and a simple numbers game which I'd over-complicated. I also had a word disallowed for the first time, going for DEFUSER (which I thought perfectly safe) and somehow overlooking REFUSED. After Round 9 I trailed by ten points, a particularly unpleasant margin, and was greatly relieved by the break for Susie's Origin of Words. At this point I knew I'd be back for the finals anyway and honestly considered just letting the game slip gently away so I could go home and go to sleep. But then (and this is rather tragic) I remembered the "Octochamp stats" page on the newly-launched Countdown Database, and realised what a fantastic honour it would be to be listed on there alongside such luminaries as Paul Howe (it was his name in particular that circled in my head, for some reason.) With renewed enthusiasm, I scrawled "FIX UP LOOK SHARP" on my pad and determined that I would win the game. From there I turned it around, winning four of the next six rounds to take a 21-point victory. It was a shame to end on such a weak game, as I'd been set for a very good points total of 850 or so, but I was happy just to take the victory.
That evening, we went out for celebratory drinks with the extensive Countdown team, which was fantastic, and ended with one of the defining moments of my life, as one of the guys recommended a little-known local pizza place. This humble establishment turned out to be, of course, Box Pizza, the axis around which all my future Leeds trips would revolve. Jono and I had been living off pizza for the previous few days anyway, from the cheap but distinctly mediocre takeaway "Zamzam's", but this really was something else. Finally, some time in the early hours of the next morning, we returned to the hotel and I did the obligatory "Octochamp Dance" in the shower. But I was shattered and the magnitude of achieving one of my longest-held life goals didn't really hit me 'til the next morning.
And so it was. I watched the next few months of the show with interest, including octochamp runs from one Junaid Mubeen and then Kai. For the first time ever, the finals were filmed in two blocks, as Carol had asked for her very last episode to be filmed separately from the rest so as to cordon off the grief from the rest of the finals. I travelled to Leeds for the first block of filming on the same day that my seventh episode was transmitted (feeling it was probably for the best that my opponents would not have seen the eighth game), and this overlapping of transmission and filming proved to be something of a recurring theme in my Countdown career. Now, far from the excitement and sense of adventure that had pervaded my heat runs, I was faced with the huge weight of expectation of being top seed, and I felt genuinely terrified that I was going to blow it. The only reassurance was that Damian had informed me a few days before that, as top seed and top scorer of the series, I was guaranteed a place in the next Championship of Champions no matter what. But back to the game: in my quarter-final, with the lovely Patricia Jamieson, I hope she won't be insulted if I say I played poorly, missing simple words and numbers and failing to spot the easiest conundrum of the whole finals. However, my favourite tactic of picking five vowels dug me out of a tight spot as I spotted ASTEROID in the final letters round to put the game out of her reach. (Apparently I picked five vowels on nine occasions and won the round on eight of those, so this is something I would recommend practising to any prospective champion.) A close shave, but I'd made it to the second day of filming. I then watched with some trepidation as Martin Bishop, whose games had not yet been transmitted, played a strong game against Lee Simmonds and Junaid, clearly much improved, utterly destroyed Neil Mackenzie to put in a score of 124. Kai also played well to beat Debbi and I felt suitably nervous about facing him the next day, with scant consolation in my being the only person I could find who'd solved the conundrum CLASSRIDE.
The game with Kai showed both the best and worst aspects of my game. In the first round, I was so busy sweating that I forgot to write my word down and then, when Des came to me, I promptly forgot it (I remembered about an hour later that it was VITTLES.) In the next round, I just went utterly blank and missed SPANIEL to trail by 14, already the largest deficit I'd ever faced, and clearly against a confident opponent on good form. In the third round, I spotted the highly plausible IMPOSABLE and had to make the biggest decision I'd faced in my ten appearances; if it was good, I'd overturn the damage and leap into a narrow lead, but to have it disallowed would put me 21 points adrift and with an even greater mountain to climb. I had a couple of seconds to make the decision. Somehow, I talked myself out of declaring it, sticking with the dull seven MOBILES. When Susie confirmed that IMPOSABLE was in fact not valid, I felt like I'd done something right for the first time in three games, and this was a huge confidence boost, even though I was still fourteen points behind. In the next round I again picked five vowels, fishing for SATANIZE which I suspected Kai would not know, and although it didn't come up, IONIZES was enough to win the round and reduce my arrears. Then I had to face Kai's familiar pick of 2 large numbers, which has always been a weakness of mine, and I declared 1 away and was amazed to find that he'd not got it either, and in fact was further away than me! As we went into the first adverts break, I'd somehow closed the gap and the game was tied 21-21; after a nightmare start, I couldn't believe my luck! With that boost, I really got back to my best, just as Kai started to falter, showing nerves (albeit not externally) for the first time in his appearances. By the second adverts break, I was 22 ahead and knew that tying each of the remaining three letters round would guarantee the win. In fact I managed to win the last of these, spotting SUNDIAL late on, to seal the victory. A tough conundrum (LAMEBRAIN) evaded us both and the game finished 99-70; a 43 point turn around! I was disappointed for Kai, who'd been a great ambassador for the show in the national media, but his mum told me later that he didn't mind losing to the #1 seed. I really respected his remarkable humility in defeat and was glad when Damian told me that he'd be coming back for Championship of Champions too.
So, to the final! Junaid had looked imperious against Martin Bishop in the semi-final and I knew I would have to bring my best game to beat him. I had several weeks to practise my six small numbers game (another weakness), but expected that he would take some points off me on the numbers rounds, and (given his brilliant spots of MAGNIFICO and DIETICIAN) probably the conundrum too - so it would all come down to whether I could open a gap on the letters rounds. As it turned out, exactly the opposite transpired; we tied the numbers, he beat me convincingly on the letters, and I got a non-crucial conundrum to lose by just four points. I did my best to be gracious in defeat, made easier by losing to a player for whom I had the greatest respect and who had clearly worked hard to improve since his heats - but still I was devastated. Under the pressure of the situation, I'd missed such common fare as STEMMED, HOARDING and ORGANDIE and, worst of all, had a word disallowed (ALIENER; the correct spelling is ALIENOR, although both are legitimate in Scrabble, the great mind poisoner.) Had I taken even one of those opportunities, I would have won the game, the series, Carol's final appearance, and joined the very same list as my own hero and series winner, Chris Cummins. I went back to the hotel and was so disappointed that I'd failed to perform at the crucial moment that I stayed up 'til about 4am, spending my prize money on the dismal hotel Internet machine. Worse, I still couldn't tell anyone about it until transmission over a month later, so I just had to bottle up my frustration and feel generally miserable by myself. It might seem ridiculous that I reacted so strongly, given everything I'd achieved, the money I'd won, the fun I'd had, and the lovely people I'd met, but it was the first time I'd failed at anything since I crashed and burned in my exams four years earlier. There was only one light on the horizon: Championship of Champions.
For a few days following the final, I stopped playing altogether to clear my head; but, after about three days of abstinence, I woke up in the middle of the night with the "Countdown sweats" and had to play a load of conundrums on Apterous to ease my mind. I practised a certain amount over the next month, but gradually my attitude shifted; having been beaten in the final, I felt I had no pressure to perform at CoC, and would just turn up and enjoy it. Incidentally this is exactly the attitude shift that occurred just before my university finals (in which I also finished second, oddly enough.) I was drawn to play Jean Webby who, after looking through a few of her games, I felt confident I could defeat if I played reasonably well; the real excitement of the draw was that, if both Junaid and I could win our first games, I would be granted a rematch in the CoC quarter-final!
As it happened, Jean dropped out and was replaced by Peter Davies. This was also the first time I'd visited Countdown Towers without Jono as my sidekick, but to bring the story full circle, I invited my school friend Ev to be my official coach for the tournament. Evidently his massages and motivational speeches were a success, as I felt relaxed for the first time in quite a while, and some decent words like FLAMINGO and DESOLATE handed me a comfortable victory, even as Peter got the conundrum. In fact, although I had solved only six conundrums in 12 games, this was the first time that I'd been beaten to one by my opponent, as he got the excellent FETTUCINI to round off the game. It really was an excellent spot, tainted only by the fact that (as I didn't realise 'til quite a bit later) it's not actually in the dictionary, which spells it FETTUCCINE. So this was an unfortunate way to spoil one of my favourite facts about my appearances.
After a wobbly start, Junaid produced the goods against Tony Warren and I was granted my wish - a rematch! Jeff was, as ever, absolutely on the ball and built up the significance of the rematch perfectly, playing also on Junaid's Oxford degree and my Cambridge one. By now, Junaid and I had been hanging out together for quite a while and evidently got on extremely well. When I took the lead in Round 2 with CRAZIES, I actually felt quite bad and evaded his gaze for a few moments, but when I finally looked over he just said "Good word" - making me feel even worse, but what a gent! The same spirit of friendly competitiveness followed the rest of a very close game, in which Junaid was unlucky to have NOUGHTIE disallowed and I blanked a simple numbers game to leave myself just 3 ahead going into the final part of the show. In Round 12 I spotted BUNGEE to extend my lead to nine but, with the conundrum being worth ten points, I had sudden terrible visions of Junaid spotting it and leaving me beaten again - this time by a single point! Sure enough we both held our nerve to reach the crucial conundrum, and as soon as it turned over and I saw LEGALSIRS, I thought, "I am not going to get this." I tried to stay focused and get the letters circling in my head, but I'm notoriously weak at conundrums with lots of common letters, and couldn't really see anything. It was the longest thirty seconds of my life and, when Junaid buzzed in with just a second to go, I was mentally on the train home already. When he said "GRISSALES" (which is actually pretty close!), I was just in shock. I had won! I was Chuck Norris, reversing my greatest defeat! So shocked, in fact, that I pressed the buzzer anyway, just to hear its reassuring sound, but I didn't have any sensible word to offer so just sat there like an idiot. Being an idiot had never felt better.
That was the last game of the day and we all headed back to the hotel. Junaid was so sporting in defeat that I felt disappointed in myself for having been so (internally) frustrated with our previous game, but the two of us and a lot of the other guys had a great laugh together in the hotel bar. That night, I slept soundly before a game for the first time ever - I'd finally worked out how to really enjoy it. Having made it to the semi-final, I had only one wish left, which was to play my great friend and general legend Jon Corby in the next game. Unlike Junaid, who I generally avoid on Apterous because he minces me almost every time, Corby and I had played each other extensively and knew each other's styles inside out. The only remaining obstacle was for Corby to defeat Jonathan Coles the next morning, which he duly did. The dream match was on!
Corby and I had a while to discuss the forthcoming game, and agreed that we wanted to do something to make it memorable, without turning it into another Mikey Lear farce (especially as Mikey himself, despite not being a contestant, had somehow sneaked into the green room and indeed was trying to collect expenses for his trip.) As we walked along the long corridor that leads to the studio floor, I said jokingly, "Wouldn't it be funny if we walked out holding hands?" The lovely Danielle (inseparable from her epithet) said, "Yes, it would!" and, before I knew it, Corby had grabbed my hand and we were walking out to an utterly baffled studio audience, hand in hand. We stood for a moment, talking to Dudley the warm-up guy and holding hands, then walked over to our seats before finally separating. There aren't many situations in which I would feel so comfortable holding hands with another man but on this occasion, it was just so perfectly amusing and also such perfectly genuine mutual affection that I had no qualms about it. I'd love to know what some of the Northern wrinklies in the audience had to say about it.
The game got underway and, with Corby the tournament favourite, I fully expected to lose and for this to be my final appearance, so I resolved to enjoy every second of it. When Jeff explained the rules for anyone watching at home for the first time, Corby adopted an inquisitive expression and began to make notes on such complexities as not having to use all the numbers. This absolutely cracked me up and I was still laughing when Jeff mentioned the great champions that the audience were watching today, which was the cue for Corby to look surprised and search behind his seat for these so-called "great champions". Again I thought this was hilarious but the audience were totally nonplussed so we gave up trying to be funny after that. Perhaps the greatest missed opportunity was the round in which we both had SEAMAN, and I handed my piece of paper to Corby to check; he told later that he was intending to hold the piece of paper by one corner and, with a disgusted expression, say, "Yes, he's got SEAMAN on his paper." No doubt this would have been edited out or retaken but still I regret that, just for once, his decent side won out and he just said "That's fine." Shame.
Anyway, the game continued to unfold and, at the second adverts break, I was 16 points ahead and hadn't dropped a single point. This was undoubtedly the best I'd ever played, on television or anywhere else, and I can only attribute it to the supreme feeling of relaxation and enjoyment that surrounded the whole tournament. Corby was below his best in the last third, even as I missed a nine, and by the final numbers, the game was mine. When he declined to pick his normal 3 large numbers and opted for the easier 1 large, I was amazed to find that I'd solved it and he was out by 1 - the first time I'd won a numbers game for some time! My lack of practice before CoC had certainly helped me to relax, but it had taken its toll on my already fragile arithmetic ability, and to get full points for numbers in a game like this was, to me, one of my greatest achievements. We were both utterly baffled by the conundrum ILEANIDLY, depriving me of another game of scoring in every round, but it didn't matter - somehow, someway, I'd made my way into the Championship of Champions final!
In the other semi-final, Nick Wainwright had taken Steven Briers to a crucial conundrum, but again the beautiful conundrum FCRAVIOLA had been too much for them both and Steven held on for the win. Nick is another great friend of mine and, in most of our many games, we each bring out the worst in the other, as the game generally deteriorates into a mess of disallowed words, easy misses and a scramble to get the conundrum. Having seen that we were in opposite sides of the draw, we'd joked weeks earlier about what a shambles it would be to have Wainwright vs Reams as the final of Championship of Champions. And it so nearly came to pass! Another near miss of what would, no doubt, have been the death of the programme.
So now I was in the final, and had very little time in which to change my shirt and eat the obligatory pre-match banana. I was still utterly in shock at having got this far and my comment at the end of the semi-final, about needing to buy a new shirt, was no joke (although given the time constraint I just wore the same shirt I'd worn against Junaid.) My memory of the final is blurry, although I remember having a good chat with Steven before the game and during the adverts - considering his rather reserved on-screen persona, I was honestly surprised to discover an eloquent and interesting young man nestled beneath the geeky exterior. (I also heard from the make-up department that he has excellent bone structure, whatever that means.) I remember the final, which again I always expected to lose, being completely one-sided and actually being embarrassed by my own mediocrity, but on watching it back it really wasn't too bad - there were a lot of flat rounds and the numbers, never my forte, were particularly nasty. By the time the conundrum came around, the game was decided and in any case I was only very vaguely familiar with the answer (OUBLIETTE), so I was not at all disappointed to lose. Steven had been consistently the best player of the tournament and I'm not the first to say that the winner of his game with David O'Donnell would always have deserved to take the title.
And that was the end. All the thousands of hours of filling my brain with Countdown had come to a head; I had appeared in fifteen episodes, as many as anyone (specials notwithstanding), and had enjoyed the vast majority of it. Before the very first game of CoC, seeing the new set, new presenters and new title sequence for the first time, I wrote a note to Kirk which read "I am seriously about to wee myself with excitement." And it didn't disappoint. Although I was delighted to have performed above myself and reached the final, undoubtedly the best part of Championship of Champions was the camaraderie of the contestants, the off-screen crew, and (unlike the previous incumbents) the on-screen team, who joined us for drinks on the last night. Absolutely one of the greatest experiences of my life, and three days I will never forget. In the unlikely event that anyone concerned manages to read this far: thank you for being part of it!
Early the next morning, I headed back to Cambridge, feeling elated and deflated in equal measure that it was finally over. I got back to my dingy student room and flicked on the computer and, lo and behold, an email from Susie Dent! It was only an apology for her non-attendance at the previous evening's drinks, but it made me feel like, although my time as a contestant was over, my association with Countdown need not be. So it has proved.
In January I went back to the studio to support another of my great friends, the legendary Kirk Bevins, to see whether he could convert his astonishing Apterous performances into equally astonishing television. As for whether he was successful... I can only advise you to watch on 2 March. [I think we all know what happened there - Ed.] And no doubt I'll be there again soon, supporting some new talent in the game or maybe just catching up with the great team who do so much off-camera. If you're appearing on the show any time soon, perhaps we will cross paths, so keep your eyes open for a pointy-nosed and now beardless blond pestering people with anagrams in the green room. That'll be me.

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


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Why do I need a Long Range Fuel Tank?
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Fuel pumps burning out is now a thing of the past. Brown Davis has developed a new auxiliary fuel tank gauge, switch and buzzer unit to be supplied with most Brown Davis auxiliary transfer fuel tanks. the small unit is no bigger then a 10 cent coin and can be mounted nicely in vehicles dashes.
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La Hora del Planeta oscurecerá el mundo el próximo sábado, 25 de marzo, entre las 8:30 y 9:30 PM, hora local.
2017 marca el décimo aniversario de la Hora del Planeta, que comenzó como un evento simbólico en Sydney en 2007 y que este año ya cuenta, hasta el momento, con más de 150 países. Con el lema "El Planeta primero. Que nadie te pare", este apagón ya es el movimiento más grande del mundo que pretende proteger el medio ambiente y luchar contra el cambio climático. WWF congregará a cientos de millones de personas en todo el mundo para promover la acción climática también durante los 365 días del año.
Each year, Earth Day -April 22- marks the anniversary of the birth of the modern environmental movement in 1970.
The height of counterculture in the United States, 1970 brought the death of Jimi Hendrix, the last Beatles album, and Simon & Garfunkel's "Bridge Over Troubled Water." War raged in Vietnam and students nationwide overwhelmingly opposed it.
At the time, Americans were slurping leaded gas through massive V8 sedans. Industry belched out smoke and sludge with little fear of legal consequences or bad press. Air pollution was commonly accepted as the smell of prosperity. "Environment" was a word that appeared more often in spelling bees than on the evening news.
Although mainstream America largely remained oblivious to environmental concerns, the stage had been set for change by the publication of Rachel Carson's New York Times bestseller Silent Spring in 1962. The book represented a watershed moment, selling more than 500,000 copies in 24 countries, and beginning to raise public awareness and concern for living organisms, the environment and links between pollution and public health.
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The 1995 edition of Lollapalooza had a lineup that, in retrospect, seems almost inconceivably cool. It had the Jesus Lizard. It had Elastica. It had Pavement, so sloppy and aloof the day I saw them that the West Virginia crowd pelted them with chunks of mud. It had Hole, performing under silvery stars and openly feuding with other bands on the bill. It had Mellow Gold/"Loser" -era Beck, gawky and unsure and not yet ready for stages that size, though he'd get there soon enough. It had Superchunk and Helium and Redman and Built To Spill, all playing over on the side stage. It had Cypress Hill, performing in front of a gigantic inflatable Buddha with a pot leaf on its belly and, at the climactic moment of their set, wheeling out a 10-foot bowl with a smoke machine inside it. As headliners, it had old underground gods Sonic Youth, opening their set, the night I saw them, with "Teenage Riot," only seven years old at that point but already a classic.
The whole show was conceived as a rebuke to the previous year - the Smashing Pumpkins/Beastie Boys/Breeders year, the year that Nirvana were slated to headline until Kurt Cobain killed himself - because people thought that things were getting too pop. (That 1994 lineup also seems improbably cool in retrospect, but that's '90s alt-rock culture for you. The only early Lolla lineup that has really aged poorly is 1993, the Alice In Chains/Primus/Arrested Development year, and even that had Rage Against The Machine and Tool opening the show.) In a fascinating oral history a few years ago, The Washington Post called Lollapalooza '95 "Alternative Nation's last stand." But even with all the past and future underground icons on display, the band that seized the imaginations of me and my friends when we went to that show - the band we couldn't stop talking about on the long ride home - was the main-stage opening band, the one that wore plaid suits and had a horn section and a guy whose entire job was to dance. Lollapaooza '95 was an ending in a lot of ways, but it was a beginning, too. It was the dawn of The Mighty Mighty Bosstones Era.
Rock Dem is a short fiction movie about the struggles of a young artist pursuing his dream to be a Singer. The movie takes you through the Dancehall and Reggae scenes in Jamaica giving the audience a feel of what music is like on the Island and the rigors of what a young artist goes through to survive in the music industry.
Rock Dem was made in Jamaica, and was filmed and directed by Romain 'Sherkhan' Chiffre, Raatid Magic Films. Sherkhan is a young talented Film-maker who has been creating a buzz as his style and standard of films and videos is being sought after both locally and internationally. Rock Dem will highlight the versatility of the Director and also the actors.
For the first time on screen you will see Clayton Johnson known as "Exile Di Brave" incarnating the "Bushmaster". Also featured in the film are some of Jamaica talented Artistes and Musicians such as Kazam Davis, Infinite, I-Waata, Yaadcore, whom is a prominent and local DJ on the Reggae scene and many more.


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Adult and children beginners courses run regularly at Meridian Kung Fu (UK). New recruits are put on a 4 week probation course and taught the basic blocks, strikes, kicks and classroom etiquette in small groups, separately from the main class. On completion of the probation course we then discuss the possibility of becoming a full member allowing free movement around the regular timetable and access to all our programmes. Please see beginner course pages for full details.
Please ensure correct Club attire and clean non marking shoes (that have not been used outside) are worn at all times when attending class. Please also bring a bottle of water as we break regularly for drinks.
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industry_corpus2: Sports


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So what should i do with my sketch if i just want aduh biyung aing gak ngerti printed in my serial monitor???
check SimpleHttpExample come with it for parse body.
Wrote yourself Arduino TCP-Client and a Java Server for PC, no more http no more header. 100% control by yourself.
Maybe a little clunky, but it looks like the header and body are separated by a pair of cr/lf bytes, so you probably could use this to start the capture of the body.
thank you sonnyyu,,, i fix my problem, this is very help me. But one more question. What should i do with httpclient code, if i want the data loop, receive forever if there are nomore data that i input???
But one more question. What should i do with httpclient code, if i want the data loop, receive forever if there are nomore data that i input???
What do you try to do? code please.
// (c) Copyright 2010-2012 MCQN Ltd.
// This example downloads the URL "http://arduino.cc/"
My Question is, how to make my second code looping forever like my first code???
I will try first comment out "while(1);" at end.
many thanks with your help, now i can loop data until i get a new data in my serial. I want ask a question again but it's not relation with ethernet shield. It's about save a serial data. i have data from serial with arduino uno usb cable pluged in my pc, but when i give arduino external power and there is not plugged in my pc, there is no data in my arduino. My question is how can i buffer data from my previous serial??
SD cards, the SD library allows for reading from and writing to SD cards.
In future if I were you, will ask this type question in new thread, It will get answer from every one of forum. You will get better and quicker answers. To bet on multiple horses is far better than single one.
I have code for that, if interested PM me.


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Tonight I’m off to Salmon Fishing in the Yemen. With Ewan McGregor (I wish). Not much time for cooking means pulling another quick and easy recipe out of the bag. Today it comes in pretty lilac.
I found a recipe for lilac liqueur on the Küchengötter website and luckily the lilac tree in my boyfriend’s parents garden was in full bloom.
I picked some of the flowers and picked the blossoms (beware, the plant is poisonous, so only use the blossoms) until I had 2-3 handful.
Put them in a container with 200g sugar, the juice of 1 lemon and 7dl vodka.
That’s all. I will be able to test the result in 4 weeks time. And if it turns out too perfumy to drink I’ll use it as cologne.


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KIEV, Ukraine -- Clashes with Russian-backed rebels killed six Ukrainian soldiers on Thursday, officials said, in the bloodiest surge in fighting along the volatile frontline in recent months.
The violence flared several days after a top rebel leader announced a plan to form a new "state" that Kiev warned could put a long-stalled peace plan further in jeopardy.
Ukrainian military spokesman Andriy Lysenko said rebel shelling killed six servicemen and wounded two more around the insurgents' de-facto capital Donetsk.
Three more soldiers were killed and three injured when their vehicle drove on a mine northwest of the second biggest rebel city Luhansk, Lysenko announced.
Across the other side of the front a separatist news agency accused Kiev of wounding three civilians in a bombardment by heavy weaponry.
On Wednesday the army, in a statement, announced the death of two soldiers in bombardments 40 kilometres from Donetsk.
Ukraine and the West say Moscow has funnelled troops and arms across the border to fan the flames of the war in Europe's backyard.
US State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said Washington condemned the latest violence in eastern Ukraine.
"The last 24 hours were considered the deadliest one-day period in 2017," she said, calling for "Russia and the forces that it arms, trains and leads in the east, to immediately observe the ceasefire".
Nauert says the US calls on those forces to allow international monitors to have "full, safe and unfettered" access to the conflict zone.
Donetsk rebel chief Alexander Zakharchenko on Tuesday announced plans to create a new "state" to replace Ukraine.
The proposed country was to be called Malorossiya (Little Russia) - a tsarist-era term for an area covering much of modern day Ukraine - and have its capital in Donetsk.
The plan appears to be dead in the water after other rebel bosses rejected it and the insurgents' backers in the Kremlin dubbed it a "private initiative".
However, it sparked fears it could drive another nail into the coffin of a stalled peace process that has failed to end a conflict that has claimed more than 10,000 lives.

industry_corpus2: Politics & Administration


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text: Today's Diesel price in Eluru (Andhra Pradesh) is Rs. 71.72 per Litre. Last change in Eluru diesel price was on April 21, 2019 and it was increased by +0 rupees. In addition, we bring you the most recent diesel price changes in Eluru city. The diesel price is inclusive of Andhra Pradesh state taxes.

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The residential society La Rive Building 4 is Residential tower provide a unmatched luxury facilities including large swimming pools, a gym, wide beach area, and easy marina access all are at your doorstep. The 5-star hotels, retail, outdoor restaurants and all facilities nestled along the waterfront, fashionable boutiques. The society has leisure, entertainment and hospitality type outstanding private services are available close to the home having also provided large open spaces and marina walkway.
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industry_corpus2: Real Estate & Construction