9 Reasons Why A Girl Who Loves You "Too Much" Is The Best Girlfriend
You are probably someone who believes that a girl who loves you too much will be too much for you to handle. And it's understandable, a lot of people cannot deal with too much affection and passion.
But understand something – being loved this much won't be too much for you. As a matter of fact, it’s possible you will never have it any better as far as having a girlfriend goes. In case you have any doubts about this, here are 9 reasons why a girl who loves you too much will be the best girlfriend you ever had.
1. She will be loyal
2. She will accept you
This girl will accept you and all your flaws. Such shortcomings will not mean a thing. She will see you as perfect regardless of your imperfections. Actually, she will not only accept that these flaws are part of you, but she will even love you more because of them.
3. She will help you get through the bad times
It’s inevitable, life will sometimes deal you a blow and you will be desolate, feeling as if you will never rise up again. At these dark moments, this girl will ensure that you get back on your feet. Regardless of what you are going through, she will help you find your way again.
4. She will love you like no one ever has
Even if you have been in loving relationships before, this will be a new kind of love. She will give you all her heart, and you will have passion and affection in measures you never imagined possible.
5. She Will be on your side
6. She won’t give up on the relationship easily
A single relationship issue will not make this girl walk out of your life. She feels you are worth fighting for, and she will overcome many challenges to ensure that the relationship keeps moving forward.
7. She will fight for you
8. She will infuse positivity into your life
9. Relationship problems won’t go unsolved
Many people just let relationship issues pile up until the relationship cannot survive anymore. But a girl who loves you this much would never let this happen. She will never want anything beneath the surface to get in the way of what you two share.


We're Like Charlie's Angels, Except Totally Different
That's Cherie on the left, Sarah on the right, and the ink-stained wretch who writes this blog in the middle. Sarah found this picture stashed away at the very bottom of her digital camera's memory card.
Oh, and just a brief word to Jerome Iginla: when blood is spouting from a player's face, he's probably not faking the injury. Okay, Jer? You should just shut up the next time one of your bloodthirsty brutish teammates gets sent to the penalty box. Your little conniptions won't win your team any points, but they might just earn you the title of Drama Queen.
Too Much Time On His Hands ... Er, Paws
Watson, the furry feline brother that I named "America's Favorite Housecat" several years ago, has started his own blog. Insert your own joke here re: the cat using the mouse instead of trying to eat it.
The Day After Tomorrow, And Ronald Reagan
Britt and I just saw "The Day After Tomorrow," and I would like to say a little something about the film's scientific and political premises, but I will not because The Daily Dave 2.0 doesn't state opinions for fear of upsetting my corporate masters.
(The Daily Dave 2.0's motto: "Neutered and improved." Well, not really improved: just neutered.)
Of course, now "The Day After Tomorrow" will always be inextricably linked in my mind with Ronald Reagan's death. The ex-president must have passed away while Britt and I were in the theater; we didn't hear the news until we got home. Once again, here on The Daily Dave 2.0, there will be no editorializing about Reagan or his policies, good or bad.
My family lived overseas when Reagan was president. To me, a kid in Europe, Reagan seemed more like an icon than a president: he was the leader of the place I called home but that wasn't really home. Home is where your parents and brothers lived, and where you went to school and synagogue, and where you played with the dogs in the back yard. We expats were like athletes who decide to sit out the season, and Reagan was like the coach that we still had to pay attention to.
This is what happens when you have too much time, and too much bread, on your hands in a restaurant:
Sophie B. Hawkins was in The News Center yesterday:
Baby elephants love scenic vistas!
An elephant seal pup recuperates at the Marine Mammal Center hospital in the Marin Headlands.
-- A picture of the crazy guy on the Muni tram who was wearing a dress and shouting names of desserts at people
-- A picture of another crazy guy on the Muni tram who made the shape of a handgun with his fingers, and pantomimed shooting other passengers as they left the tram
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... That's Why I Hang My Hat In Tennessee
Daal's Pop Is Back
Greetings, all. Daal has a lot of exciting activities planned for the summer, so he asked me to take over the Daily Dave again. He did a very good job during my blogging hiatus, didn't he? He's such a bright elephant calf -- his dad and I are very proud of him.
I'm fiddling with the design once again. Click the comment link to tell me what you think.
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Mitchell Elephant Elementary School
Student name: Daal Simanoff-Shirley
Term: 2003-2004 school year
Daal is very advanced for his age. He has shown an aptitude for English and math, and loves art, music and gymnastics classes. Daal is a good student because his parents encourage him.
Next year, we’ll work on Daal’s spelling skills -- he often misspells names of cities -- and tackle some more advanced gymnastic techniques.
dad and pop are so proud of me! we had collard greens and peanuts for dinner to celebrate.
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my pop seems rather depressed today. he came home early today, complaining about pain in his mouth. i asked him if he had a toothache, but he said that he had been to the dentist this morning, and had a lot of work done there, which is why his mouth hurt.
"don't worry, daal," he said, gobbling down a handful of ibuprofen tablets. "it doesn't hurt too bad, and i'll be all better soon."
"then why are you so sad today?" i asked.
"i need a new bridge," he said. "it's going to cost a lot of money."
pop told me yesterday that he's keeping notes about all our adventures so that he can write a book one day.
dad agreed, and mumbled something about bushes under his breath.
we are back from jacksonville! my pop and dad said the wedding last night was wonderful, and the brunch this morning was also very nice.
we stopped for lunch at walt disney world. it was fun! i saw other elephants there.
hello from jacksonville beach!
i don't know how the drink tickets got there. i think my dad stuffed them in my backpack when i wasn't looking.
i was very upset about leaving my backpack behind. my pop made me feel better, though.
"it's ok, daal," he said. "we all forgot things. we'll get more peanuts for you when we get to jacksonville beach."
this morning, i told dad and pop the real reason why i stayed in the hotel room.
"you're a very selfless baby elephant calf," dad said, "but you're also part of our family, and we love you and we're proud of you. you shouldn't have to feel like you have to stay behind, ever."
yesterday, grandma bought me a little present: a little stuffed blue elephant. it's just a toy, not a real elephant like me. i played with it yesterday.
"i guess it's because some people don't like things to change," he said finally. "they think that the way things have always been in the past are the way things should always be, even if those things aren't fair for everyone."
"that's silly," i said. "you love dad. you should be allowed to get married, just like uncle lee and michon, and grandma and grandpa, and cousin rich and april, and cousin phil and kirsten, and cousin randi and eric."
dad then came over and gave pop a big hug.
"hey!" i shouted. "what about me?"
pop and dad then lifted me up and hugged me too.
tonight is my first passover!
pop put the seder plate in the middle of the kitchen table, and he and dad put all sorts of other things on the table as well: some salt water, an extra wine glass, and a plate with flat bread called matzoh. pop put a napkin over the matzoh plate. everything seemed to have its own special place on the table.
finally, at 8 o'clock, with the brisket heating in the oven, dad and pop and i sat down at the kitchen table. pop gave us each a backwards book called a haggadah -- i say it's backwards because the pages go from right to left, instead of left to right. you start reading on the back page and go to the front.
"in hebrew, you read from right to left," my pop explained. "that's why books in hebrew go the other directions than books in english."
about halfway through the haggadah, we put away our books and ate our yummy dinners. i didn't have any of the ge-filter fish. i didn't have any brisket, either. dad made me my own plate with matzoh, collards, apples and carrots.
"you see, daal, speeding through the second part of the seder is a long and glorious simanoff tradition," he said.
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my pop hurt his knee. he banged it against a file cabinet at work. he took some advil, but i think elephant kisses are the best medicine.
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the south beech diet is making my pop insane! yesterday, when he got home from work, he told me and dad that he had met a seven-foot-tall man made out of string cheese.
how crazy is that?
my dad and my pop took me to the movies to see the lady killers. it was very weird, because the main guy looked like kernal sanders but he never ate any fried chicken. and there were lots of bad words -- pop and dad had to cover my ears a lot.
dad is doing good on the diet because he likes a lot of the food on it. pop is not doing so good, because he doesn't like broccoli and cauley-flowers.


Kamala Harris cancels UC Berkeley commencement address; supports strike
Tens of thousands of UC employees go on three-day strike
Tens of ttarting a three-day strike on Monday, which will have an impact on all the campuses including USCF. May 7, 2018
A picket line already formed early Monday in front of the UCSF Parnassus campus, home to a medical center, in San Francisco. The workers on strike icustodians and security workers. In addition, UC nurses and technical workers are also striking in sympathy.
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ThBut the union wants a guarantee from the UC system that those food service, security, and custodial jobs won't be outsourced to an outside company that would pay minimum wage with little to no benefits.
This strike is going on at all UC campuses across the state and is expected to last through Thursday.


In 1978, while politicians were debating the future of the Barracks, three children discovered a secret garden and wished to keep it forever. One day, they parted and promised to return on the last night. They all kept their word and return on the last night.
An experiential urban sanctuary, Secret Garden explores the notion of healing like its intertextual references—the eponymous Victorian novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett and the phenomenal colouring book by Johanna Basford. Following the footsteps of the three protagonists, across three distinct times in the same space, the audience open doors to what they have lost and found in time.
Free of charge. Pre-registration required. First-come-first-served.
Night-time experiential journey are available to groups and schools.


A Wonderful Museum for all.  Do you love paintings, sculpture, ceramics, furniture, and other works of art?  If so you have come to the right museum, the Dow Gallery covers several eras of American History from the Pilgrim Century the 18th Century and the American Victorian Period.
You can always Stay within the gates of Solivita and enjoy any of our 14 pools, our hot tubs with the heat turned down in the summer months, a picnic at the park, a game of golf or tennis, a ride on your golf cart, lunch or dinner at the Bistro or Stonegate Grill or an evening at Mosaics.  Sign Up and Enjoy any one of the many activities Solivita Offers.  Attend a concert, a softball game, a tasting demo, a murder mystery dinner, a live performance, or one of the Wine Down Evenings Solivita is sponsoring.  There is always something to do in our own community.  I have been reading the July Reflections and see lots of planned activities for August and September too.  Looks like it is Time to get out and have some fun.   After all, living in Solivita means you don’t have to travel far to have fun and enjoy the laid-back lifestyle and beauty of Central Florida.


Islamists rampaged in the streets of Bangladesh’s capital today, wielding sticks, stones, and crude explosives to protest the government’s refusal to institute an anti-blasphemy law.:
The secularist spirit of what would become known as the Shahbag movement this spring seemed to redound to the ruling party’s benefit and posed a challenge to the opposition BNP and fringe Islamists further to the right..


Being a military veteran, I think "Vet Fest" is over the top for Memorial Day. Veterans have our day Nov. 11. Too many times people make the mistake of honoring vets on that weekend. This is a day for remembering those who gave the supreme sacrifice for their country...
"My song is more relatable to the average veteran," Sarpy said. "To me creating the song is therapeutic because I'm able to get that message out to veterans and to other people and it hits them in the heart."
"He taught me a lot of things, how to be better soldier a was supposed to be on that mission. I was supposed to be in his vehicle as his machine gunner, but I was off that day."
Ray O'Brien came home...
"She would have us think of something we'd like to do and then we'd do it," Knight said. "I did drawings and paintings, mostly drawings, and I took art classes in middle school and then in high school."
Gartland said expression and rehabilitation through art "are quality of life issues for veterans. Residents report a higher quality of life, expressing themselves throughout different mediums, and they're able to connect with other veterans as well."
Bottom line, said Gartland, "is that (artistic expression therapy) is a confidence builder, a self-esteem builder. We use it throughout the year to draw people out, to give them tools and one-on-one time to explore (answers to problems)."


the Paternity Declaration;
[9] In order to properly determine and analyse whether the Paternity Order fulfilled the requirements of section 7 (1) of the Act it is necessary to consider not only that section, but also sections 8 and 10. Sections 7,8 and 10 are reproduced hereunder for ease of reference:
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[10] These sections came before this Court for interpretation in David Adolphus McKenzie v David Sampson1, where Saunders J.A. said the following in relation to the above sections of the Act:
“[15] When read together, sections 7, 8 and 10 provide for two different standards of proof. If the alleged father is alive, and/or if he is dead but the applicant is uninterested in succeeding to property, then a court merely has to be satisfiedin order to make a declaration of paternity. This is what has been referred to as a declaration of paternity simpliciter. Mitchell, J. in Re Cato2, observed that the standard of proof for a declaration of paternity simpliciter is much lower than would be acceptable in affiliation proceedings. On the other hand, where the alleged father is dead and the applicant wishes to go further and succeed to property of his/her deceased father, then the applicant can only obtain the further declaration, referred to in section 7(2), if evidence of the kind outlined in section 8 is forthcoming.
‘Section 8 would not have been limited, as it was by the Legislature, to forms of documentary admission by the alleged father and findings by a court if the applicant need only produce
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any lesser type of self-serving evidence. In disputed cases, the intention of the legislature appears to have been that only evidence of the type provided for by section 8 or similar types of evidence is to suffice to satisfy the court that the relationship of father and child was recognised by the alleged father. Although the standard of proof in the High Court in applications for paternity declaration, the Legislature has provided that the High Court must look for a higher level of evidence than is acceptable in the Magistrate’s Court in affiliation proceedings. Mere corroboration is not sufficient in applications under the Act as it is when applications are made under the Maintenance Act. The High Court is not seeking to determine whether or not the mother has proved that the child is the child of the alleged father, it
is seeking to determine whether or not father either admitted paternity during his lifetime, or
“[17] It follows that the Act does indeed permit the making of two separate declarations in circumstances where an alleged father is deceased and an applicant wishes to succeed to the estate of the deceased. That the law could, in such circumstances, sanction the existence of two classes of children born out of wedlock, namely those who could inherit from their father and those who could not, is paradoxical given that the professed aim of the Act is to remove the legal disabilities suffered by.”
[11] On the authority of McKenzie v Sampson it is clear that an order can be made by the court after the death of the father declaring that paternity has been established in such manner as satisfies section 7 of the Act.
[12] The first issue to be determined is whether the Paternity Declaration is a valid order of the court and, if so, does it fulfill the requirements of section 7 (1) (b). In Re Cato Mitchell J pointed to the fact that although section 17 of the Act provided for the Minister to make regulations under the Act, no such regulations had been made by the time that Re Cato was decided in November 2000, and, notwithstanding a plea by the learned Judge for regulations to be promulgated no such regulations have yet seen the light of day. One is therefore left to rely on the general law. As remarked above, it was common ground between the parties that 7
[13] Order 15 Rule 15 of the 1970 Rules reads as follows:
 proceeding ; in as it thinks fit.
[14] As I read the Order 15, where a deceased person is interested in the matter in question in a proceeding the court can onlyis an application made to the court in that regard. I am fortified in my view by a reading of the precursor rule of Order 15 rule 15, which was Order 16 rule 46 in the antecedent Rules of the Supreme Court of England. That rule reads:
The clear difference between the two rules is that in the old rule the court might act of its own volition whereas in the later Order 15 rule 15 the court could only act to exclude a representative of the deceased on application by a party to the proceedings.
[16] In Re Cato Mitchell J said the following:
“Applications of this sort, though not necessarily these two particular applications, are not always made only for the sentimental reason of knowing who one’s father is, they are sometimes made for the cold hard reason of allowing one to participate in the estate of a deceased person. In a contested case, the court will hardly be in a position to make an order binding on the estate of a person if that estate is not represented in the suit. If the alleged father has no Executor or Administrator or other personal representative, then the usual application in civil proceedings in the High Court will always have to be made under the provisions of Order 15 Rule 1


The effects of migration from rural areas that started in the last century have become notable, but after recent developments, a reverse process (returning to nature) is gaining its popularity. Migration to rural areas, which is the first choice of retired families mostly, provides the opportunity to create different and cost-conscious projects. The couple, we worked with in this project, bought the land wplace their caravan, which they've been using for years; and at the same time, if needed, take it easily to another area.
In addition to the space, designed to be used for caravans, we also added environmentally-friendly facilities such as a mini-workshop site, a kitchen, and a seating area. The design of the whole structure has been focused on natural light interaction. We also used typical local materials.
The mini-pool, designed in the courtyard, has been renovated in an old container We decided to add more greenery around to make this place welcoming. Moreover, we placed seats throughout the field so that the visitors can rest and enjoy the tranquility of the place.


Cornell – Barclay's Capital Robert Cornell – Barclay's Capital You gave the fourth quarter guidance and earnings but not the core growth comment, what is the core growth contribution in the fourth quarter that drives the fourth quarter earnings you mentioned?
Can you give us a quick update on the current financing status; it looked like just to clarify on where you stand on commercial paper, your ability to term that out and if you're also on the other side seeing any stresses on the credit situation on your customers today?
If you could put this charge into a context, how does this compare given you've done some restructuring action earlier last year throughout this year, and then how does this compare with 2001 the charge you took then, and then the portfolio today, what sort of a backdrop does this assume?Are you assuming as bad a recession as then because we obviously want to know what are the obvious risks that you're going to have to do this again in six months if the economy continues to deteriorate?
So the $75 doesn't pull forward all you're anticipated restructuring in 2009 you're saying that's in response to the environment. You're still going to do this continuous pay as you go restructuring-- Parent – Credit Suisse Nicole Parent – Credit Suisse Could you characterize what you felt September looked like for us, meaning you were more conservative throughout the year in terms of just bracing for a downturn, we heard a lot about Europe falling off a cliff in July and August and then also with the credit crunch what happened the last two weeks of September, give us a sense by geography what you saw?
But I feel very good about our ability to outperform in what may come here. Nicole Parent – Credit Suisse On M&A you mentioned there's lots of attractive things out there, you're well positioned to capitalize as you sit here and think about just the environment in general, do you feel like you'd be more inclined to wait just given the market environment rather then Danaher's own liquidity situation given how much cash you have and fire power and as you step back and just think about the market, it is reasonable to think that you'll step in now that we've seen prices fall off a cliff?
You'll remember that back in 2001, 2002 we basically built out product ID with the Videojet acquisition and between [Veredore] and Gilbarco we've doubled up the size of the environmental business. I think history is a bit of guide or a lesson here for us as we think about the months and quarters to come. Nicole Parent – Credit Suisse On the pay as you go restructuring can you give us a sense in terms of just obviously you are always continuously DBSing everything and proactively restructuring the businesses, can you give us a sense of what that number has been that you've absorbed over the last couple of years?
One thing that hasn't come up and you talked about distributors getting share but what's you sense on the inventory levels through the system, do you sense as you walk through early October, end of September that there's any panic in the system where people are starting to destock or the inventories were built up pretty aggressively ahead of price increases, anything that leads you to believe we might see some change there?
On the order patterns, I know in
Can u're 'mObviously you''vFor 4Q, what FX rate are you baking in for 4Q?hat's hn''
As we've tracked through the September quarter the trends geographically but certainly in North America as well as the emerging markets seem to be relatively consistent where they were in the first half, it appears to me that obviously Europe has turned down fairly quickly, you mentioned it decelerated fairly quickly, has caught up to the US, is Europe the primary reason that we've accelerate the cost reduction efforts and then the strength in the dollar, it would appear it will be a minus 2% or 3% hit to revenue, that would at a conversion rate of 12%, that would look like maybe $0.04 of adjustment to the fourth quarter guidance due to currency?


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So too for me. I am now fully relocated on  and will begin a counseling practice here soon — in addition to my work as both writer and educator. I'm delighted with my new community…
And I encourage each of you to make the most of this sense of newness, of renewal, and embrace the idea that we have a fresh start…
Happy and Healthy New Year to one and all. May 2011 bring peace to this lovely world of ours…


Montierth Family: What Do You See?
So I ask you- when you see my son, do you feel pity, annoyance, disgust or undue concern?Or do you love him as a friend, as a child or God?Perhaps what we should be asking ourselves when we feel these feelings is 'What Do I see?' and 'What does that say about me?"
That is beautiful about the sign language!
Thanks Rachel. I love seeing pictures of your little man, it make me wonder at Eli's future and I can't wait to hear him say the words I luv you!


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 This activity has been known to increase energy, help with mood and mental state, helps people lose weight, reduces the risk of heart attack and cancer, improves sleep patterns and mo and what greater way than going for a guided tour to see some of the world’s great sporting venues. These tours areorganisations who provide this facility. This is why you need to start planning your exercise routines today so as to stay fit.
You should incorporate variety and endurance activities into your daily routine to reap maximum benefits. Variety is the spice of life and if you include lots of endurance activities like cycling, running, jogging, walking etc. into your daily routine you will definitely have fun. Endurance activities also help help you build stamina. And if you are a fan of yoga then this is the perfect exercise for you.
Rowing is a very good form ofequipment used for rowing is very light and can be used by everyone irrespective of their fitness levels. The different types of exercises that can be done on a row boat are swim up, freestyle, backstroke, power stroke, sidestroke, and butterfly.
Swimming exercises the whole body and increases flexibility. It is one kind of an endurance sport that can be performed alone or with other members of the family. The resistance offered by the water makes this activity challenging and yet very enjoyable for the swimmers. The increase in flexibility offered by the water makes it a very effective exercise formuscles.
Biking is a great way of exercising the body. You can either cycle for fun or for commuting purpose. You can have your own bike or hire a bike from the local bike shop. This activity is great for cardio vascular system as well as helping to lose weight. Cycling helps in strengthening the leg muscles, ankles, calves and shoulders.
Strong muscles are important for a strong body and tin building up the muscles of the body. One can do squat, lunges, dead lifts and bench press to build up the muscles. Yoga is also a good way of doing strength training without any strenuous activities. Many people use yoga as a strength training program because it is not as physically demanding as other kinds of strength training. You can also use the basic yoga poses in doing strength training.


Lod: Policeman Injured in Hit-And-RunVan driver flees the scene, but turns himself in after several hours. Contact Editor Ari Soffer, 28/12/13 18:05 Ambulance (illustrative)Israel G., Hatzala Gush Dan A  Ts. T . Tags:Lod, Hit and Run, policemanRelated Stories'Hit & run suspect later himself files brazen complaintA lifesaver on the trip home from MeronLod resident convicted of double murder'I tried to do everything for my family''k'Police should admit that Lod attack was terror''I did not give up - the stabber hesitated'''


Live Erleben (Live Experience) is the first live album fromCD 3 Schiller album Leben / Life. Recorded live at the Schiller 'Er-Leben-Tour' 2004, 22 April 2004, Phillipshalle Düsseldorf (Germany). It's also available as a DVD version.
Schiller used a daf which is one of the most powerful Persian percussive instruments on this album (The Smile ft Sarah Brightman)


difficult return to cultural places, “There is a loss of habit. That’s what we fear”
According to the study, one in two French people have not been to a cultural place since the introduction of the health pass on July 21. They were 88% to do so before the epidemic. 1/3 of respondents assure that they will attend cultural establishments less from now on.
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“There is a reluctance. I feel this reluctance among my clients, such as town halls and cultural centers. My phone no longer rings. The only concerts I have are leftovers from 2019”, details Loris Mancini, manager of the Régie Lorraine de Spectacles. The company is based in Villerupt, in Meurthe-et-Moselle.
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As a reminder, the Ministry of Culture announced aid of 400 million euros to support the sector.
HIV / AIDS: First goals achieved in Germany – United Nations


Alleged Benghazi attacker appears before US judge
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A federal judge on Wednesday directe to remain in US custody after his own lawyer conceded that he had no reasonable chance of being released.
A Libyan militia leader pleaded not guilty in a US f.


Amongst many readers there appears to be a kind of sub-conscious prejudice against “genre” books. “Oh, it’s only a romance story” or “It’s not bad……
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Talk about a difficult question to answer!2011, like every other year, looks like throwing up a number of stunning debut novels as well as a solid stream of fantastic new books by established writers. My ever-expanding virtual TBR list (actually an Amazon wish list) already includes a whole slew of books that are due to be published this year as well as a number of books that were published in the USA last year but will not make it across the Pond for a few months yet. And it’s still only January!
 UK in Septembebest friend and, according to some sources, lover of Achilles. The story starts when the heroes meet as boys on the island of Phthia after Patroclus is forced into exile there, having accidentally killed his friend, Clysonymus. It will take the two princes to the battlefield of Troy and, in the end, to the death of Patroclus at the hands of Hector, son of King Priam. I’ve always thought Patroclus to be a bit of a berk. Having persuaded the sulking Achilles to lend him his armour, Patroclus comes over all big time Charlie, charging all the way up to the gates of Troy where he gets a (rather unfair) smack on the head from the god, Apollo, before being sliced up by Hector. Paddy, Paddy, Paddy. You really should have remembered something – YOU WEREN’T DIPPED IN THE STYX LIKE YOUR MATE ACHILLES!YOU’RE NOT INVULNERABLE!
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Contested Will: Who wrote Shakespeare?
Talking of challenges, I have an exceptionally poor record there too, having participated in one and having failed to complete it. This is even more pathetic than it appears as the target for the challenge was one I set myself!


What kind of improvement do you not see?
But that's EXACTLY the kind of thinking I want to eliminate. Thinking in Earth-based, localized terms. We should hold everything back just because the tides on one planet happen to behave a certain way that accords with a cycle?
But, but...this way of measuring time doesn't reflect anything about how time really works, how it's really just the measurement of a distance between two points, and consistently moves forward. They seem to have far less trouble trouble defining/understanding points in space correctly, so why is it so hard for them to get rid of the weird artifacts in time measurement?


The poisonous dispute pushing King Charles and Parliament towards Civil War is reaching the point of no return.
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The village of Satalo in the Falealili district of Upolu, today marked the opening of their newly reconstructed Primary School.
As part of the ongoing Samoa-Japan partnership, the new building was funded through a grant of $347,280.00 Tala as well as contributions from the village and school committee of Satalo.
Prime Ministerss, touching on the importance of good school facilities in the overall education of Samoa’s children.
“We are all encouraged by a good, clean atmosphere in our work place so we expect the same for our children. These facilities rival those to be found in Apia, and you should be proud of your new school and take good care of these facilities.
The Prime Minister also spoke about possible future careers for many of Samoa’s young students.
“I urge all parents and teachers to encourage students to take up agriculture, because that is where Samoa’s future lies.
“I also encourage the teaching of sports education at this early stage in our children’s learning programs. The developed nations who do so well at the international level are successful because children are taught from a young age about sporting excellence, nutrition, discipline and especially the rules and regulations of every sport. By the time they reach their prime years, they have years of learning and understanding under their belt and they go on to achieve many feats of sporting glory.
“We need to take the same approach and push our children to learn from a young age, what it means to commit to a sport, or to look at other career pathways aside from the usual law, accountancy, medical fields. We have universities in our country that don’t have enough students enrolled in important programs like agriculture.
“We have enough lawyers. We have enough people sitting in offices. What we need are more skilled, knowledgeable people to take us in to the future and ensure Samoa’s agriculture sector grows and strengthens our economy. There are scholarships and spaces available at our local universities for you to pursue these dreams and ccountry.”
Japan’s Ambassador to Samoa, HE Tuimaugaoalii Kazumasa Shibuta, congratulated the school committee and people of Satalo.
“Education is vital in the development of a nation, and we are happy to support projects like these.
“A child is often likened to a tree in Japan. When you plant a seed, you must care for the plant by giving it water, fertilizer, and sometimes when it’s too hot, you must provide shade. After fostering a plant, you would cultivate sweet fruits from a tree.
“So I would like to request parents, teachers, and village community to bring up your children with the warmest care in the school,” said Tuimaugoalii.
The Japanese Grassroots and Human Security Project was introduced 25 years ago and benefitting public schools and community organisations.
The new school facilities include eight classrooms, an office, library, conference room, storage room, bathroom facilities for school children, water fountain, and desks and chairs for students and teachers.
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Chapters 6 and 7 now offer various joining methods and connections to aid the end user in identifying correct methods based on the piping material. The material covered for water supply and water distribution joining methods includes: asbestos cement, brass, copper, CPVC, ductile-iron, PE, PE-AL-PE, PE-RT, PEX-AL-PEX, PP, PVC and stainless steel. The material covered for drain, waste and vent piping joining methods includes: ABS, asbestos-cement, cast-iron, co-extruded ABS, co-extruded PVC, copper, PE, PVC, stainless steel 304, stainless steel 316L and vitrified clay. Step-by-step guidance provides the user with clarification on acceptable methods of connection to piping materials.
Chapter 17 is a new chapter dedicated to nonpotable rainwater catchment systems that includes input fromThis chapter covers irrigation, toilet and urinal flushing with proper treatment; provisions where permits are required, maintenance of alternate water sources; and minimum water quality.
Two new appendices cover potable rainwater catchment systems that include operation and maintenance requirements, minimum water quality, material compatibility, controls, backflow prevention, design and installation requirements and sustainable construction practices for plumbing systems as a resource for the Authority Having Jurisdiction. </s> Last week, it was time for me to leave Thailand to renew my visa. I was excited to take a break from the elephant camp and experience something new. As I only had a couple of days before I had to re-enter Thailand, I couldn’t go anywhere too far or too ‘big’. Visiting Myanmar or Cambodia, for example, was not an option. As I was looking at a map, I realised Hong Kong wasn’t too far away. Even better, I discovered there are direct flights from Chiang Mai to Hong Kong. In addition, visiting Hong Kong doesn’t require applying for a visa… I booked my flights immediately. Then, a friend’s mother who lives in HK allowed me to stay with her. Things couldn’t have been more perfect, as accommodation is extremely expensive in HK.
I spent a total of 5 days in the city. While I didn’t fall in love with it, I did like it quite a lot. It reminded me of Singapore (modern skyscrapers, business atmosphere, fancy shopping malls, expensive restaurants, etc.) but then again, it was much noisier, dirtier, ‘messy’ and alive. Some parts reminded me of London while others were (obviously) very Chinese. I loved that there were so many ‘traditional’ street markets selling food (e.g. dried or fresh fish, fruits), clothes, electronics, etc. There were tons of people out on the street but I never felt unsafe and it was never too crowded (to be fair, the metro was quite packed during rush hour but that’s the same in every city, right?).
My favorite area was Mong Kok, HK’s most densely populated neighbourhood. I spent hours just wandering around, looking at shops specialised in selling kitchen utensils, Buddhist accessories, lights, etc. I absolutely loved Mong Kok’s flower market and had never seen so many orchids in one place. Every city should have a neighbourhood specialised in selling flowers. It smelled heavenly and looked beautiful!
I tried Dim Sum, of course, but wasn’t too impressed. In fact, I felt like the Chinese dishes that I tried all lacked some curry and spiciness… I definitely prefer Thai food! But I was happy to see Western coffee shops all over the place. As it is hard to get good coffee in Thailand, I would get a big cup every day and spend at least one hour reading in a coffee shop. Afterwards, I would continue to wander aimlessly around, taking in the city with every step.
Even though I visited most of HK’s biggest tourist attractions (skyline & Victoria harbor, The Peak, Chi Lin Nunnery & Nan Lian Garden, history museum), it was also important for me to relax, go shopping (hello Forever 21!), and catch up on sleep. Since I usually get up at 6.15am, I now made sure to sleep until 9.30am at least. I wanted my trip


.2.0.dylib $(CORE_OBJS)
# Include header prerequisites (How to do only for "core" target?)
include $(CORE_DEPS)
$(CORE_DEPS): build/%.d: src/%.c | build
    rm -f $@; \
$(CORE_OBS) : | build
# Create bin directory
# Core Compilation
$(CORE_OBJS): build/%.o: src/%.c
build/CBOpenSSLCrypto.o: include/CBDependencies.h
build/CBOpenSSLCrypto.o: dependencies/crypto/CBOpenSSLCrypto.c
    rm -f $(CORE_OBJS) $(CORE_DEPS) build/CBOpenSSLCrypto.o
ifeq (core,$(MAKECMDGOALS))
Note: this is a 'quick and dirty' solution -- I agree with Beta that you shouldn't make this a common practice (this could get messy if you did it in a lot of makefiles...).
    @cp build/$*.d build/$*.P
            -e '/^$$/ d' -e 's/$$/ :/' < build/$*.P >> build/$*.d;
A cruder method, but almost as foolproof, is to put in catch-all rules for headers and sources:
%.cc %.h:
The -MM option tells gcc to produce a make rule for the object file, instead of preprocessing or compiling. The default is to send the rule to wherever it would send preprocessed output, which will usually be stdout.
So the following two commands are (almost always) equivalent:
(I've left out the -I$(...) and the possibility of using the -MMD option, because both get a little complicated and are not really the point of the question.)
My answer to the original question is in my opinion, no you cannot include rules that are dependant on the target -all rules are processed before targets are considered. This is a limitation of make (I guess). Then again, good point, there is MAKECMDGOALS, but is this not just a hack in the make utility itself?
The answer from Beta is reasonable and orthodox enough, but you can't call it clean even if it is the best that can be done. It won't work if make has not processed the particular target before and the appropriate build/*.d dependency file is not sitting there.
 </s> Q: Solve large number of small equation systems in numpy I have a large number of small linear equation systems that I'd like to solve efficiently using numpy. Basically, given A[:,:,:] and b[:,:], I wish to find x[:,:] given by A[i,:,:].dot(x[i,:]) = b[i,:]. So if I didn't care about speed, I could solve this as
    x[i,:] = np.linalg.solve(A[i,:,:],b[i,:])
But since this involved explicit looping in python, and since A typically has a shape like (1000000,3,3), such a solution would be quite slow. If numpy isn't up to this, I could do this loop in fortran (i.e. using f2py), but I'd prefer to stay in python if possible.
A: For those coming back to read this question now, I thought I'd save others time and mention that numpy handles this using broadcasting now.
So, in numpy 1.8.0 and higher, the following can be used to solve N linear equations.
A: I guess answering yourself is a bit of a faux pas, but this is the fortran solution I have a the moment, i.e. what the other solutions are effectively competing against, both in speed and brevity.
function pixsolve(A, b) result(x)
    real*8    :: A(:,:,:), b(:,:), x(size(b,1),size(b,2))
    integer*4 :: i, n, m, piv(size(b,1)), err
    n = size(A,3); m = size(A,1)
    x = b
        call dgesv(m, 1, A(:,:,i), m, piv, x(:,i), m, err)
This would be compiled as:
f2py -c -m foo{,.f90} -llapack -lblas
And called from python as
x = foo.pixsolve(A.T, b.T).T
(The .Ts are needed due to a poor design choice in f2py, which both causes unnecessary copying, inefficient memory access patterns and un


The accident happened on the corner of Beethovenstraat and Apollolaan while the police car was responding to report of a robbery. The police car drove over the bus lane, with lights flashing but no siren.
The police car hit the 59-year-old man's car, which came to a stop about 40 meters further up the road.


Emma KellyMonday 6 Jan 2020 1:30 pm
Katherine was robbed of her iPhone (Picture: Backgrid)
The Welsh opera singer was robbed on 4 December 2019 when she int
Jenkins had stepped in to help an elderly woman who she saw being attacked on King’s Road, while she made her way to the Straubenzee Memorial Charity Carol Service at St Luke’s Church, where she was performing, when her phone was stolen.
An officer was assaulted when police arrived to the scene at 3.10pm in response to reports of a robbery.
Two 15-year-old girls were later arrested on suspicion of robbery, and today at Highbury Corner Youth Court, one of the girls admitted to stealing Jenkins’ iPhone and assault by beating of an emergency worker.
She was sentenced to a referral order and must now attend victim empathy sessions.
The 15-year-old girl has pleaded guilty (Picture: Backgrid)
Jenkins was on her way to a charity concert (Picture: Backgrid)
A judge told the girl that were she over 18, she would have served several years in custody.
CCTV footage shown to the court showed Jenkins running to help as the youth grabbed an elderly woman’s bag.
Robert Simpson, prosecuting, said: ‘Mrs Levitas [nee Jenkins] had a drink in one hand, she was also using a mobile phone.
‘She saw the defendant i and she intervened at that point.
‘When they arrived they took her in their van and drove her in the direction the girls had gone. The two girls identified the telephone was recovered but at SIM card.’
The girl pleaded guilty to robbery (Picture: BACKGRID)
‘The reason she took the phone was because she thought she had been filmed.
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When asked why she mugged Jenkins, the girl said: ‘There’s no reason why I did it but I understand what I did was wrong.’
Katherine Jenkins puts on a brave face for a night out with the husband after mugging
Katherine Jenkins mugged in London after stepping in to help elderly woman being attacked
Rebel Wilson shows off tennis skills as she joins Janelle Monáe at Wimbledon
She said she was willing to apologise to the singer, and said she understood Jenkins ‘probably felt upset’.
District Judge Susan Williams, sentencing, told the defendant : ‘If you’d been 18 not 15 you would have been sent to a Young Offenders’ Institution and locked up for several years.
‘It’s a real shock when you get mugged like that. It happened to me, it happened to that lady, it happens an awful lot on the streets of this city. It’s not a very nice thing to do. Did you see how shocked everyone on the video seemed?
‘There are matters for you to work with the youth offending team. If you don’t turn up, turn up late, if your behaviour is not acceptable you get a warning letter and the court will consider extending the order or punishing you in another way.’


Disclaimer: All canon-based characters, situations, and plotlines are copyright to their original owners, creators, and designers. I make no profit, nor want any.
Title: Silver Tongued Fiend
Word Count: 4,050
Challenge: 15pairings: Set #3: Claim: Yu-Gi-Oh GX: Prompt: #11, mind games
Notes: This takes place during Juudai's conquest of Dark World. It is also really, really screwed up and mind-bending. I was really not sure on what pairing to claim this as, given that it's got some Juudai x Yubel, Yubel x Johan, and Juudai x Johan, but since they're the main characters, I decided on Yubel x Johan, in a kind of light one-sided, mind-twisted kind of way.  Yubel needs a little help to persuade Juudai that he loves her and only her, just like he promised. Who better to lend a hand than the one who may be stealing Juudai from her in the first place?
Light surrounded him, bit into him. Far too bright for him to see. If he so much as tried to open his eyes, double daggers of pain forced them closed again within seconds. He wasn't even sure if he could move. If he tried, that pain racked him once again.
For all that his heart called to them, the images themselves once more only stayed in his mind for a moment or two. Even as they vanished, he tried to reach out to them, wanting to know why they were even there.
Why was this happening? What in the world was the meaning behind any of this? Did it have a meaning, or was someone just doing it to him for the fun of it? If there was a meaning, what was it? Why torment him like this when as far as he could tell, nothing was coming of it?
Yes. Definitely breathing, and very close to him. He tried to move another time, and the pain was too great for him to scream. A low, exotic laugh echoed around instead. He didn't think he'd lost his mind to the point he wanted to laugh instead of scream, though. So…was that someone else? The someone else?
He opened his mouth, wanting to ask only who was there, when a powerful kick landed in his side, knocking him over. It was the most he'd moved since he'd awakened, but all things considered, he would have preferred staying where he was.
"Do you enjoy pain?" It was a female voice. That much he was sure of. There was hatred and loathing laced between every word. None of it made the slightest bit of sense. He tried to nod; maybe he'd heard wrong and they'd asked if he was in pain? Though the fact he'd been kicked made the question more or less redundant… "Liar."
Another cry of pain shot out as his head was yanked back, and something slender and sharp was placed at his throat. His eyes fluttered briefly, and this time, there wasn't quite as much agony when they were open. He kept them a little cracked, some gut instinct telling him that he didn't want them open all the way just yet. He took in a few shaky breaths and tried to see what little he could.
"If you enjoyed pain like I do, you would know who I am," she murmured, fingers going through his hair. "You had better not lie to me again. Your life depends on me."
"You're so hurt from the duel and our trip here." Her tone was light and mocking now. "Perhaps I should do something about that."
Duel. His mind caught on that word. Was it as important as those vaguely recalled impressions of images? Yes, it was. Duel. Dueling. Duelist. He…was a duelist? Yes. He repeated it slowly, giving it a slight questioning edge as he did.
Again her fingers, which seemed to be more like claws, he realized, went through his hair. It wasn't a very loving gesture, but more as if she wanted to keep him close to her. "Yes. I know how you feel. I was the same way when I came here the first time."
He was about to try to ask for the water again, when she interrupted him. "Do you enjoy pain?" This time he knew what the right answer had to be. He shook his head quickly, not trusting his voice until he had that liquid. "Good."
The hand in his hair was pulled away and in a moment or two, aHe found he could open his eyes some more, and he did so, getting a better look at the person who was there. Person, not man or woman, though he couldn't shake the desire to call her 'her'. She was taller than he was, and looked much like what might exist if a human and a dragon were merged together somehow. She had three eyes, each a different color, and all three were intently focused on him.
"Who are you?" It was the first real complete sentence that he'd managed to utter since waking up. Other pieces were starting to fit into place in the back of his mind, though as of yet, nothing to do with those curious images he knew that he'd seen, but he couldn't remember.
He had no sooner uttered the word than he was flying, and landed halfway across the white walled room they were in. The floor was slick against his hands as he tried to push himself up, trembling in every limb.
"You don't speak his name." Yubel hissed out the words. "He is beyond you. Above you. You don't know what it means to love and be loved by him. My precious prince of darkness…"
All right, now he was confused. Well, more confused than he'd been. "What are you talking about?"
"I am going to teach you who and what my beloved Juudai is," Yubel said, floating over to stand in front of him. Her claws clenched and unclenched as she stared at him. "You will learn what you are trying to get in between, and I will not permit you to do so."
"What is with you? Why are you after Juudai? Why'd you do all that with Martin?" Those were just the first questions he wanted to ask. There were several more lurking behind his lips, mostly concerned with where they were and how could he get back to Earth from there. He didn't mind having sacrificed himself to get them back home, but if he could get there too, that would be even better.
"Oh, you'll learn those answers." Yubel moved closer, then gestured briefly. A screen of light sprang up between the two of them, and Johan fought back the urge to ask for popcorn. "Look and see what you dare to stand between, thief."
Just like in a movie, the scene shifted, and now he saw a young boy, perhaps fourteen or fifteen, running on the beach. There was someone else with him, and if his hands had been free, Johan would've rubbed his eyes. It was a girl, but she looked just a little like him. It was something mostly about the eyes and the hair a bit, but nothing more than that.
"Come on, Yubel!" The boy shouted, and now Johan could recognize his voice. It was Juudai! But he looked different, his hair was cut differently, and he wasn't wearing the Academia uniform. It wasn't any kind of uniform or outfit that Johan himself recognized either. "Father wants to talk to you about something!"
The girl laughed, a rippling merry sound, and Johan gasped a bit to realize that this was Yubel.
The scene followed Yubel as she went up the stairs, which led to a balcony that looked out over the city. There was a man with long dark hair waiting for her, who was apparently both Juudai's father and the King of this place, if the crown on his head was any evidence. He turned towards her as she came to stand beside him and nodded a little.
With little else to do, Johan did watch, as the King spoke to Yubel of the supreme darkness born within Juudai, and of how he would need someone to protect him as he grew to be an adult, a dragon whom nothing could hurt and whose stone-hard skin would repel all attacks, turning their power back upon those who would wield it.
"I'll do it," Yubel of the past said without a moment's hesitation. "If it means that I can protect Juudai, I'll do it."
"You will no longer be pretty, or even human," the King warned her. "The alchemists have advised that the process is painful beyond words. It may take days or weeks or months for you to even be able to walk again."
The scene faded briefly and Johan swallowed. To give up one's humanity for another…he wasn't so sure that he could do that. Sure, he would like to think that he would, but…would he? He didn't know. And she had done that for Juudai?
"Yes." Johan wasn't sure if Yubel had read his thoughts or not, but the answer came. "I was cut apart and put back together, granted power beyond your imagining, for the purpose of protecting my beloved Juudai. Now, watch again."
He stared at her, his own eyes shimmering still with tears, and clung to her more tightly. "I love you, Yubel. I'll always love you and just you, no matter what. No matter what anyone says or does, you're the only one I'll ever love."
Yubel's eyes widened and she wrapped her arms and wings both gently around Juudai. "I love you, too," she murmured softly in his ear, though Johan could hear it quite clearly. "I could never love anyone else but you."
"Long enough. But everything comes to an end…especially human lives. Juudai and I both died, and in time were reborn. He was human, while I became a Duel Monster. I watched over him from the spirit world until an artist created my card, and I guided it to my beloved Juudai's hand once again."
She turned to look at him dead on now, and the screen faded away. "Can you understand that, thief? Can you understand the glorious agony that is being loved by Yuuki Juudai?"
There was a serious lack of logic in that somewhere, but Johan didn't think now was the right time to tell her about it. His eyes never left the deck. "What are you going to do with that?"
"Me?" Yubel caressed it lightly and stepped closer to him. "Nothing. But we can do quite a bit with this deck."
He once again wondered if he'd heard that correctly. "Put them back to normal!"
Yubel stared at him, those eyes still glowing, as if they were reaching into his very soul. "You want to beat Juudai. You want to win more duels, to be the very best duelist that you can be." Her voice was suddenly pitched quite low, and he could hear or see nothing but her voice and her eyes. "You want to help me win my Juudai back, don't you?"
He…whatever he felt for Juudai…and he still could not yet believe it was love…but…it was more than friendship. He was suddenly sure of that. Maybe it would be love one day? But…Juudai had made a promise to Yubel. Yubel wanted him to keep that promise.
"No." Yubel smiled a little, hints of viciousness as she did. "Not yet. But all in good time. You'll help me, won't you?"
To defeat Juudai in a duel. His smile widened at the thought. They'd dueled a few times in the days before Yubel and Cobra had changed everything, but Juudai had won them all. To really be the best duelist that he could be…it was a very tempting thought.
"The Gem Beasts…" He could not forget his family, not for a moment. They had only just now become complete. He still barely knew Rainbow Dragon.


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This cute soft toy, sigikid Rabbit Huberto Hummeltal, makes the perfect newborn or first birthday present - he'll surely become your child's favourite cuddle toy! The long floppy ears and super soft arms and legs are great for holding on to and the big belly makes cuddling so much more fun!


Wembley stage set for Ramsey’s Welsh wizardry The influential player’s absence has made Arsenal hearts grow fonder Sat, May 17, 2014, 12:00
It is said sometimes that a player gets better when he is not on the pitch. It is said because he leaves a gap and those who stand in perform less well. The absent player’s reputation grows accordingly. This season’s version of Aaron Ramsey explains why people say this sort of thing. Having signed for Arsenal from Cardiff City for €6 million in 2008, aged just 17, this is Ramsey’s third full season at the club since a leg-break at Stoke City four years ago. Ramsey was out for eight months and was sent on recuperative loans, first to Nottingham Forest, then back to Cardiff. He returned to Arsenal and played a few games at the end of the 2010-11 season. The following season Ramsey played 44 games for Arsenal and last season 47. But if the broken leg had healed physically, Ramsey has said he was still carrying the injury around in his head. He could not get going at Arsenal, he scored only twice last season, three the season before. He amassed a small hill of negative criticism. This season Ramsey has appeared in Gunners colours 33 times. There has again been an injury interruption. It came at Upton Park at Christmas during a victory over West Ham United that took Arsenal top of the Premier League. Exceptional talentArsenal had won 12 of the 17 league matches after the opening-day trauma defeat at home to Aston Villa and Ramsey played in all of them. He scored 13 goals along the way. He was revealing weekly evidence of the prodigious teenage talent that had Arsenal chase him so enthusiastically, in order to beat Manchester United. Ramsey (22) was putting together a body of work that might have seen him named Footballer of the Year. All the critiques were positive.Then, on his 23rd birthday, at West Ham, a thigh strain. Arsenal won the game 3-1 and led the table by one point from Manchester City. Arsene Wenger, witnessing Ramsey’s development and the personality it added to his team, said that the injury would take weeks to heal. Or so Wenger hoped. It took months. Ramsey did not return to the first team until April, by which time Arsenal had sagged and his influence had risen even higher through absence. Top of the table when Ramsey limped off in December, Arsenal were now fourth, 10 points off leaders Liverpool. Their one-point advantage had been over City; now it was over Everton, where Arsenal had just lost 3-0. The good news for Wenger that day was Ramsey’s second-half reappearance as a substitute. Better for Wenger was that as Everton slipped, Arsenal won their last five league games to finish fourth – Champions League etc – and Ramsey played in four of those. He scored another two goals, rounding off a league season with a special volley at Norwich last Sunday. One week before an FA Cup final, it said that Ramsey is back and ready. Hull City beware. Familiar foeSteve Bruce knows already about Ramsey, having seen him score the opener between the teams a month ago. But knowing about such a gifted player is one thing, stopping him is another. Hull City were Ramsey’s starting point. In April 2007, four months after his 16th birthday, substitute Ramsey ran on in Bluebirds blue against Hull in a Championship match confirming Hull’s narrow escape from relegation to the third division. Ray Parlour played for Hull that day. Dean Windass scored. Ramsey broke John Toshack’s record as the youngest ever Cardiff player. A year later Ramsey was the substitute again, this time in a match of rather greater distinction, the 2008 FA Cup final between Cardiff and Portsmouth. Hull and Wembley both feature on Ramsey’s CV. Something not on it, of course, is a winner’s medal. That is Arsenal’s collective failing, not Ramsey’s – he did not play in the 2011 League Cup final lost to Birmingham City. He was playing his last game on loan for Cardiff that weekend, at Hull. But he and Arsenal have the opportunity to bring the trophy-less years to an end at Wembley today. Ramsey, d the injured Theo Walcott, have a young Anglo-Welsh core with experience and potential. What they need is silver fulfilment. They are expected to beat Hull. And Ramsey said this week: “If we play the way we know we can, I’m sure we’ll go on and win.” It was understandable confidence from a justified favourite. Ramsey has had a difficult beginning to his Arsenal life but the 2013-14 version can prove he is the difference, not only while off the pitch.Midfield duel: Meyler prepared for battle in Hull engine roomAaron Ramsey is 23. David Meyler is 24. Ramsey has endured serious injury as has Meyler. This afternoon at Wembley they will collide in midfield and it will uplifting to see both and disappointing to witness one lose. Like Ramsey, Meyler has had a stand-out season. Given that Meyler’s first knee injury was so bad – doctors were concerned about how he would walk, never mind run, shoot, twist and tackle – that today will be his 40th Hull City game of the season is fantastic. He got a taste of Wembley in the semi-final against Sheffield United, when Meyler scored Hull’s fifth in that goal-squall. He then had to worry about the consequences of his stamp on Manchester United’s Adnan Januzaj 11 days ago, which came not long after Meyler said he was restraining his natural aggression: “I was too eager. I come from a massive GAA background. I have learned and I don’t tackle half as much as I used to. I have matured.”That was on top of that touchline forehead confrontation with Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew in March. It has been one eventful season. Meyler will be expected to be eventful today, too, but he and all Hull players will have to control their motivation. As Meyler said, it stems from Arsenal’s status as favourites and their attitude. The Londoners have already planned an open-top bus parade and, unfortunately for them, everyone knows about it. “Obviously they [Arsenal] haven’t won a trophy in nine years,” said Meyler. “An. I’d rather be the underdog.”Arsenal’s plan has the potential to backfire. There have been many remarks this season about parking the bus. If Arsenal lose, prepare for some about missing the bus.


gravitate towards the Light version because I have normal to oily skin. The Light version has to be shaken before use and has a snozzle to squeeze product out.
The normal version features a squeeze tube.
Both have a beige / grey (griege?) shade to it. On my NC35 skin tone, it is not visible. Both apply matte on my face and I'm sorely tempted to skip my primer because it works just as well as a base for my foundation.
These do not produce a white cast and photograph well. They work well with my foundations and can be worn alone under foundations or with primers. I only wish they had a higher SPF. I think these will suit well with ladies who work in an office environment but you will probably have to leave these at home if you are going on a beach holiday.
Beauty 35g SGD $15
 Celine is in Grade 2. She looked so sweet with her "stage make-up" and costume! And when she danced on staged I had to wipe a tear or two (ok - it was more - I cry easily!) - it was to sweet for words!
Here's a couple of pics of our own little Dancing Queen.
aa, ek was altyd MAL oor skoolkonsert hou!
Sy lyk te cute! Ek is ook mal oor skoolkonserte!
I love school concerts too. Oh and the crying bit, that is me to the T... </s> My newest obsession! I first found out about Shepherd's Hut's on The Londoner. It is a very British idea and I love it! I have not found a place in the U.S. with these wonderful beauties yet. A Shepherd's Hut is a sweet and comfy way to camp but not in a tent. I enjoy camping in tents but these wonderful huts would be a dream to stay in, add some s'mores and we would have a party!
the next four pictures were taken by The Londoner
Aren't they dreamy!
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- Fields House Case Study House #18in 1129 Miradero Rd, Beverly Hills, CA, 90210, United States </s> Hindi language was part of the mandatory school curriculum from class five onward. To me, English was the chosen 'first language' and optional 'second language' was Hindi preferred over our spoken tongue, Kannada. My paternal aunt who had passed some examinations many years before, admitted me. Her friend Miss Leela was a Hindi teacher in the same Convent School where she also had studied.
Hindi was Greek to me. We found English to be manageable. Slow-learners like me were sent for private 'tutions' after our school to learn better. Either the tutor came home or we went to the tutor's house. In my case it was the latter.
Akka would squat cross legged on the floor in the small hall and face the student. She would read a sentence from the school text book and explain its meaning. Meanings of difficult words were specifically explained. After that, she would dictate and make us write. She would conduct little tests also every now and then for which I had to go prepared. This was to evaluate how fast I was grasping. It was a friendly atmosphere for teaching and she patiently tried to make me understand.
This Hindi 'tuition' overlapped the play-hour, much to my discomfort. I envied the other boys who were playing just outside, in the open yard, while I was taking this 'punishment' inside. Often, only my physical body was attending the class!
I cannot remember going for the tuition using the gate of their owner's house. I would hop over the compound wall and land there!
At school Miss Leela was our teacher. She was aware of my 'speed of learning' and was kind to give some leeway. For passing my 7th, many had extended their support at a crucial time, because of a certain incident that I have blogged [here].