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Marble Slab Creamery History
specializing in super-premium ice cream with the finest ingredients since 1983
Originally, the franchise was invented by chefs Penn and LaPage, who changed the way we enjoy frozen dessert with the ability to create your own concoction. Their "Frozen Slab" was the first, the original, and soon they began franchising this concept. In 1986, one of the first franchisees built a franchising concept that provided other franchisees a comprehensive business venture. In August of 2010, Global Franchise Group, LLC acquired Marble Slab Creamery. We now have more than 350 open stores around the world.
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Just breathe.
My last post was all about family issues. And for me, there are a lot of them. They have played a huge role in shaping me as a person – for better or worse. And while I can now talk about some of them with reflective curiosity, many of them still continue to haunt me.
To this end, while I've never shared any of my writing with family members, mentioned them by name, connected with them on social media, it turns out that they've started reading along. Maybe they're even reading this post right now. After my last post, I received no less than 3 messages from my mother telling me that I was selfish, a liar, and mentally ill; they were hate-filled and venomous. And while I can understand feeling hurt and sad after reading that one of your children looks back on their childhood as a minefield, I cannot understand how a parent would think that this was an appropriate response. I stopped engaging with my family members a long time ago, because over the years I learned that there is no healthy way to engage with people who think that an appropriate way to communicate with another human is to call them for the sole purpose of yelling and swearing at them.
So what do I do? Do I stop writing? Do I pick up and start over elsewhere as an anonymous blogger, even though this doesn't align with my values in terms of transparency? I don't know the answer yet.
What I do know is that my intention in writing here was not to turn this blog into an ongoing saga of familial issues, so the next few posts will steer away from pain, and look towards the more strengthening, inspiring and elevating relationships and activities in my life. Onwards and upwards, as they say. One step at a time.

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General Motors Names Mary Barra CEO in Historic Appointment
First female to have the role at a major U.S. automotive company
General Motors chief exec Dan Akerson plans to retire in January, and the carmaker has tapped Mary Barra as his successor, making her the first female CEO of a major U.S. automotive company. It's been speculated for months that Barra would eventually replace 65-year-old Akerson, though the timeline has been moved up due to his wife, Karin, having late-stage cancer.
Akerson appointed Barra svp of global product development in 2011 after she spent a year and a half as GM's head of human resources. Barra, 51, joined the auto giant in 1980 and has been credited for leading the Detroit firm's turnaround during the last several years.
"With an amazing portfolio of cars and trucks and the strongest financial performance in our recent history, this is an exciting time at today's GM," Barra said in a statement. "I'm honored to lead the best team in the business and to keep our momentum at full speed."
Akerson said in a message to GM staffers: "I will leave with great satisfaction in what we have accomplished, great optimism over what is ahead and great pride that we are restoring General Motors as America's standard-bearer in the global auto industry."
Dan Ammann, 41, who had been evp and CFO, was elevated to company president and will manage its regional operations around the world. In addition, the global Chevrolet and Cadillac brand organizations and GM Financial will report to Ammann.


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I know that part of the fun is receiving a package, wondering what's inside, and opening it with abandon. But here's a green idea: what about giving the gift of experiences this holiday season?
Experience Gifts for Adults
Gift certificates to favorite local restaurants. My mother-in-law pays attention to the restaurants we frequent or mention wanting to try when she visits us–then we're surprised with gift certificates to them months later!
Gift certificates to local grocery stores. This might not seem like much of a present, considering people spend money at the grocery store all the time. I personally love to get gift certificates to places like Trader Joe's or Whole Foods, and I make sure to buy something special for myself with them, because it's a present–not a coupon!
Memberships to museums or theaters, movie theater tickets–anything to give parents a night on the town. These combined with some free babysitting would surely be appreciated!
A good old homemade coupon book. You know the kind: you scrawl out promises to take your loved one to a movie, on a walk, or to a favorite restaurant.
Experience Gifts for Babies and Kids
Children's Museum or Zoo Memberships. A little friend of Audrey's gets treated to a zoo/children's museum membership by her grandparents. They live close to both locations and make good use of it.
Parents could make their kids homemade coupons promising trips to the park, bike rides, or other favorite activities. If you're not the child's parent, a coupon promising to take the lucky recipient on some sort of adventure would be great gift–and it doubles as a gift of babysitting for the parents!
Is anyone giving "experience gifts" this year? Do you have any other brilliant ideas for babies, kids, and adults? This post is a part of Works for Me Wednesday, a blog carnival hosted by Rocks in My Dryer.
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November 23 2012
QMx's Black Friday sale kicks off. There's a fair number of licensed Whedonverse items that have been discounted.
As usual MASSIVELY expensive to ship to the UK. Does it really cost $37 to send a t-shirt?!?! No, no it doesn't!
Serenity maquette, check. Fruity Oaty Girls maquettes, check. Wash is my Copilot license frame, check. And 2 Curse your Sudden but Inevitable Betrayal tees, check! It's a good day.
At the intersection of Cute and Creepy lies both horror and tears. #shivers
cdm22 - all of their shipping is outrageous. I spent 30-odd dollars on three tiny items (keychains & dogtags) in the US.
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Full Day Guided Trip (8 – 10 hours)
- 1-4 People: $210.00 per person (2 person minimum)
- 1 Person Only – $300.00
Half Day Guided Trip (4 hours)
- $200 per person (No minimum)
50% Deposit required at time of reservation.This deposit is non-refundable however it is transferable to a future guided trip.
We can accommodate 3 people in our Drift Boat, 4 in the Sled. Large Groups and Corporate Trips Welcome – We'll team up with other Top Quality Guides as necessary.
Check Swanny's Newsletter for specials on trips.
Q: What do I have to bring? Do I have to buy some equipment to fish with you?
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Q: What if I get thirsty, or hungry, what then?
A: A thermos comes in handy for coffee and such, as do small coolers for lunch and snacks.
Q: Where will I stay at night?
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Panaji: Former India players Hrishikesh Kanitkar and Ajay Ratra were officially appointed coaches of Goa's Ranji and the U-19 teams respectively.
Both have signed a contract for a period of one year.
The contract could be renewed for the subsequent two years if Kanitkar and Ratra impress the Goa Cricket Association (GCA), an official source said.
Kanitkar, who succeeds Sri Lankan Nuwan Zoysa, will begin to train the team from August 1, when the GCA selectors will hand him the probables and his job would be to prune the list to 22.
With a new managing committee manning the GCA affairs now, a new set of selectors for various teams would be appointed tomorrow, the source added.


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Before moving on, let's zero-G for a moment for Neil Armstrong. First man on the moon (and hopefully not the last), died at the age of 82, 25 august 2012. If that was a real step on a real moon, Neil will reserve a well deserved page in the history books for a long, long time. Something we mankind as a whole should be proud of. Although we kill each other each day for various reasons, we should realize we all share this tiny globe. Zooming out puts things in perspective, and Neil literally took that perspective when having a view on our little planet while standing on another floating rock in this endless cosmos. It's such a huge performance that it's hard to believe we really did it...
Moon-landing hoax? Who shall say. John F Kennedy, chemtrails, 9-11 inside job, Saddam & biological weapons, Area 51, New world order? Both the present and history are full of mysteries, and the more you think about it, the more questions arise. Things aren't always what they seem. Having a Moon-landing sure came at a good timing with those crazy Russians trying to outperform USA as well. And it surprises me that modern space missions -50 years technology evolution since the sixties- seem so extremely vulnerable (control room being overexcited because the Curiosity drove a few centimeters on Mars ?!) that it puts the much more ambitious/dangerous Moon-landing in a weird contrast.
But before just following the naysayers... Being skeptic is a natural, psychological phenomenon. And not taking everything for granted the media says is healthy. But consider other huge achievements. Didn't we laugh at the brothers Wright? Would Napoleon even dare to dream about the awesome power of a nuclear bomb? Huge pyramids being built with manpower only? Even got a slight idea of how CERN works? Would you run with thousand other soldiers on Utah beach while German bunkers are mowing down everything that moves? Men can do crazy stuff when being pushed! But the bottom line is that you or me will never know what really happened, because we weren't there, nor do we have thorough, inside knowledge of the matter. All we do is picking sides based on arguments we like to believe. And for that reason, here an *easy-to-consume* series of the Mythbusters testing some infamous Moon-Landing conspiracy theories including the footprints (on dry "sand"?), impossible light & shadows (multiple projector lights?), and the waving flag (in vacuum?). So before copying others, get your facts right and check out this must-see:
Mythbusters & Moonlanding
Let me spoil one thing already. Something we graphics-programmers *should* know. Why is that astronaut climbing of the ladder not completely black due the shadow? Exactly, because the moon surface reflects light partially. A perfect example of indirect lighting, ambient-light, Global Illumination, or whatever you like to call it. Neil, rest in peace. And for future astronauts, don't forget to draw a giant middlefinger on the Moon/Mars so we have better evidence next time. Saves a lot of discussion.
As mentioned above, shadows and light bounce off surfaces. Not just to confuse conspiracy thinkers with illuminated astronauts, also simply to make things visible. If not directly, then indirectly eventually. Reflections are an example of that, and take an important role in creating realistic computer graphics. Unfortunately, everything with the word "indirect" in it seems to be hard to accomplish, even on modern powerful GPU's. But it's not impossible. Duke Nukem 3D already had mirrors, so did Mario 64, and Farcry was one of the first games to have spectacular water (for the time) that both refracted and reflected light.
Well, a GPU doesn't really reflect/refract light-rays. Unless you are making graphics based on Raytracing, but the standard for games still is rasterization, combined with a lot of (fake) tricks to simulate realistic light physics. Reflections are one of those hard to simulate tricks. Not that the tricks so far are superhard to implement, but they all have limitations. Let's walk through the gallery of reflection effects and conclude with a relative new one: RLR (Realtime Local Reflections) I recently implemented for Tower22. If you already know the ups and downs of CubeMaps and Planar reflections, you can go there right away.
Planar reflections
One of the oldest, accurate, tricks are planar reflections. It "simply" works by rendering the scene(that needs to be reflected) again, but mirrored, The picture below has 2 "mirror planes". The ultra realistic water effect for example renders everything above(!) the plane, flipped on the Y axis. That's pretty much it, although its common to render this mirrored scene into a texture(render-target) first. Because with textures, we can do cool shader effects such as colorizing, distortions, Fresnel, and so on.
Planar reflections are accurate but have two major problems: performance impact & complex (curvy) surfaces. The performance hit is easy to explain; you'll have to render the scene again for each plane. This is the reason why games usually only have a single mirror or water-plane. Ironically the increasing GPU power didn't help either. Sure you can re-render a scene much faster these days, but don't forget it also takes a lot more effects to do so. Redoing a deferred-rendering pipeline, SSAO, soft shadows, G.I., parallax mapping and all other effects for a secondary pass would be too much. If you look carefully at the water(pools) in the T22 Radar movie, you'll notice the reflected scene being a bit different… uglier. This is because lot's of effects are disabled while rendering the mirrored scene for planar reflections. Just simply diffuseMapping with a fixed set of lights.
The second problem are complex surfaces. The mirror-planes on the image above are flat. That's good enough for a marble floor, and even for water with waves (due all the distortions and dynamics, you won't quickly notice the error). But how to cover a reflective ball? A sphere has an infinite amount of normals (pieces of flat surface pointing in some direction). Ok, game-spheres have a limited amount of triangles, but still a 100 sided sphere would also require 100 planar planes = 100x reflecting the scene to make a correct reflection. To put it simple, it's WAY too much work. That's why you won't see correct reflections on curvy surfaces.
Conspiracy people! Notice the reflected scene in the waterpool being a bit different than the actual scene?
CubeMaps are the answer on the typical problems with planar reflections… sort of. The idea is to sample the environment from all directions, and store it in a texture. Compare it with snapping a panorama photo. It's called a cubeMap because we take 6 snapshots and "fold" them into a cube. Now we can both reflect and refract light simply by calculating a vector and sample from that location in the cubeMap texture. The crappy sample below tries to show how a cubeMap is build and how it can be used. The right-bottom image represents the scene from topview, the eye is the camera, and the red line a mirror. So if the eye would look to that mirror, it creates the green vectors for sampling from the cubeMap. In this situation the house would be visible in the mirror.
• Paraboloid maps are a varation on cubeMaps that only require 2 snapshots to fold a sphere. PM's are faster to update in realtime, but lack some quality and require the environment to be sufficient tessellated though.
Since cubeMaps sample the environment in 360 degrees, they can be used on complex objects as well. Cars, spheres, glass statues, chrome guns, and so on. Problem solved? Well, not really. First of all, cubeMaps are only accurate for 1 point in space. In this example, the environment was sampled around the red dot. Stuff located at the red dot will correctly reflect (or refract) the environment, but the further it moves away from the sample-point, the less accurate it gets. That means we should sample cubeMaps for each possible location? No, that would be overdone. The advantage of curvy surfaces is that it's really hard to tell whether the reflection is physically correct for an average viewer.
But at the same time, you can't use a single cubeMap for a large reflective waterplane, because you will notice the inaccuracy at some point. What games often do is letting the map-artists place cubeMap "probes" manually at key locations. At the center of each room for example, or at places you expect shiny objects. Then reflective objects would pick the most useful(nearby) cubeMap. In Halflife 2 you can see this happening. Take a good look at the scope-glass on your crossbow… you'll see the reflection suddenly changing while walking. This is because the crossbow switches over to another cubeMap probe to sample from.
• Tower22 updates a cubeMap nearby the camera each cycle and uses it for many surfaces. This means pretty correct (& dynamic!) reflections for nearby objects. Distant surfaces will lead to visible artifacts sometimes though.
A cubeMap requires 6 snapshots, thus rendering the scene 6 times. This is quite a lot, so cubeMaps are usually pre-rendered. Since we don't have the scene again from that point, cubeMaps provide a much faster solution than planar reflections. However, being not updated realtime, you won't see changes in the environment either. Wondered why soldiers didn't get reflected in some of the glass windows or waterpools in Crysis2? That's why. All in all, cubeMaps are only useful for (smaller) local objects, and/or stuff that only vaguely reflects such as a wet brick wall or dusty wood floor.
Other methods?
I don't know them all, but Crytek introduced an interesting side-quest on their LPV (Lighting Propagation Volume) technique. To accomplish indirect lighting, one of the things they do is creating a set of 3D textures that contain the reflected light fluxes globally. Asides from G.I., this can also be used to get glossy(blurry) reflections by ray-marching through those 3D textures. I sort of tried this technique (different approach, but also having a 3D texture with a global/blurry representation of the surroundings). And did it work? Well judge for yourself.
Personally, I found it too slow for practical usage, although I must say I only tried it on an aging computer so far. But the real problem was the maximum ray-length. Since 3D textures quickly grow to very memory consuming textures, their sizes are limited. That means they only cover a small part of the scene (surrounding the camera), and/or a very low quality representation in case the pixels cover relative large areas. In this picture above, each cell in the 3D texture covered 20^3 centimeter. Which is quite accurate (for glossy reflections), but since the texture is only 64x64x64 pixels, a ray cannot travel further than 64 x 20cm = 12,5 meters. In practice it was even less due performance issues and the camera being in the middle. Only a few meters. So the wall behind the camera would be too far away for the wall in the front to reflect. This was fixed by using a second 3D texture with larger cells. You can see the room pixels suddenly get bigger in the bottom-left buffer picture. However, raymarching through 2 textures makes it even slower, and the raylength is still limited. All in all, reflections by raymarching through a 3D texture are sort of accurate, but very expensive, and useful for very blurry stuff only. I also wonder if Crysis2 really used reflections via LPV in the end btw… guess not.
RLR (Realtime Local Reflections)
In case you expect super advanced stuff now, nah, got to disappoint you then. If you expect a magical potion that fixes all the typical Planar & CubeMap reflection problems, I got to disappoint you as well. Nevertheless, RLR is a useful technique to use additionally. It gives accurate reflections, at a surprisingly good performance, and implementing this (post)screen effect is pretty easy. And no need to re-render the scene.
How it works? Simple. Just render the scene as you always do, in HDR if you like. Also store the normal, depth or position of each pixel, but likely you already have such a buffer for other effects, certainly if you're having a Deferred Rendering pipeline. Now it's MC-Reflector time. Render a screen filling quad, and for each pixel, send out a ray depending on its normal and the eyeVector. Yep, we're raymarching again, but in 2D space this time. Push the ray forwards until it intersects elsewhere in the image. This can be checked by comparing the camera-distance-to-pixel and camera-distance-to-ray. In other words, if the ray intersects or gets behind a pixel, we break the loop and sample at that point. Now we have the reflected color. Multiply it by the source pixel specularity to get a result. The code could look like this:
pixNormal = tex2D( deferredNormalTex, screenQuadUV ); pix3DPosition = tex2D( deferredPositionTex, screenQuadUV ); int steps = 0; float3 rayPos = pix3DPosition.xyz; // Start position (in 3D world space) float3 rayDir = reflect( pixNormal, eyeVector ); // Travel direction (in 3D) bool collided = false; float4 screenUV; while ( steps++ < MAX_STEPS && !collided ) { // Move the ray rayPos += rayDir * STEP_SIZE; // Convert the 3D position to a 2D screen space position screenUV = mul( glstate.matrix.mvp, float4( ray.xyz, 1.f) ); screenUV /= screenUV.w; screenUV.z *= -1.f; screenUV.xy = (screenUV +1.f) * 0.5f; // Sample pixel depth at ray location float enviDepth = tex2D( deferredPositionTex, screenUV.xy ).w; // Check if it hits collided = length( rayPos – cameraPos ) > enviDepth + SMALLMARGIN; } // Sample at ray target Float3 result = tex2D( sceneHDRtex, screenUV );
Perfect! But wait, there are a few catches. How many steps do we have to take, and wouldn't all those texture-reads hurt the performance? Well, RLR does not come for free of course, but since rays take small steps and usually travel in parallel, it allows good catching on the GPU. Second, you can reduce the number of cycles quite drastically by:
A: Do this on a smaller buffer (half the screensize for example)Or instead of letting the ray travel x centimeters in 3D space, you could also calculate a 2D direction vector and travel 1 pixel each loop-cyclus. If your screen is 1200 x 800 pixels, the maximum distance a ray could possibly travel would be 1442 pixels. To complement, make good use of the power of love, I mean blur. A wood floor has a more glossy reflection than a glass plate. What I did is storing the original output texture, and a heavily blurred variant on it. The end result interpolates between the two textures based on the pixel "glossiness" value.
B: Do not send rays at all for non-reflective pixels (such as the sky or very diffuse materials)
C: Let the ray travel bigger distances after a while
pixSpecularity = tex2D( deferredTexSpecular, screenQuadUV ); pixGloss = pixSpecularity.w; float3 reflection = tex2D( reflectionTex, screenQuadUV ); float3 reflectionBlur = tex2D( reflectionTex2, screenQuadUV ); endResult = lerp( reflection, reflectionBlur, pixGloss ) * pixSpecularity.rgb; // use additive blending to add the end result on top of the previous rendering workOf course, there are ways to jitter as well, use your imagination. However, the deadliest catch of them all, giving RLR a C+ score instead of A+, is the fact this screen-space effect can only gather reflections from stuff… being rendered on the screen. Imagine the wallpaper wall in the screenshot being reflective. It should reflect something behind the camera then. But since we never rendered that part, we can't gather it either. In other words, pixels that face towards the camera, or to something else outside the screen boundaries, cannot get their reflections. That makes RLR useless for mirrors, although some women may prefer a RLR technology mirror. Also be careful with pixels around the screen edges. Your code should have a detection for this so you can (smoothly!) blend over to a black color (= no reflection).
As said, RLR is not a substitution for CubeMaps or Planar Reflection. Be a ninja and know your tools. Planar reflections for large mirrors / water. RLR for surfaces that only reflect at a steeper view angle, (pre-rendered?) cubeMaps for other cases.


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Honda Amaze On Road Price in Malappuram
Honda Amaze Price in Malappuram
|On Road Price
|Amaze E Petrol
|Rs. 7.23 Lakh
|Amaze S Petrol
|Rs. 8.04 Lakh
|Amaze Special Edition
|Rs. 8.40 Lakh
|Amaze V Petrol
|Rs. 8.72 Lakh
|Amaze E Diesel
|Rs. 8.89 Lakh
|Amaze S CVT Petrol
|Rs. 9.06 Lakh
|Amaze Special Edition CVT
|Rs. 9.47 Lakh
|Amaze VX Petrol
|Rs. 9.27 Lakh
|Amaze Exclusive Edition Petrol
|Rs. 9.54 Lakh
|Amaze S Diesel
|Rs. 9.51 Lakh
|Amaze Special Edition Diesel
|Rs. 9.94 Lakh
|Amaze V CVT Petrol
|Rs. 9.75 Lakh
|Amaze V Diesel
|Rs. 10.20 Lakh
|Amaze VX CVT Petrol
|Rs. 10.21 Lakh
|Amaze Exclusive Edition CVT Petrol
|Rs. 10.52 Lakh
|Amaze S CVT Diesel
|Rs. 10.43 Lakh
|Amaze Special Edition CVT Diesel
|Rs. 10.89 Lakh
|Amaze VX Diesel
|Rs. 10.75 Lakh
|Amaze Exclusive Edition Diesel
|Rs. 11.08 Lakh
|Amaze V CVT Diesel
|Rs. 11.11 Lakh
|Amaze VX CVT Diesel
|Rs. 11.49 Lakh
|Amaze Exclusive Edition CVT Diesel
|Rs. 11.86 Lakh
On Road Price of Honda Amaze in MalappuramChange
Ex-Showroom PriceRs. 7,05,217
RTO + OthersRs. 98,730
InsuranceRs. 36,829
On-Road PriceRs. 8,40,776
Ex-Showroom PriceRs. 7,95,914
RTO + OthersRs. 1,11,428
InsuranceRs. 40,073
On-Road PriceRs. 9,47,415
Ex-Showroom PriceRs. 8,02,054
RTO + OthersRs. 1,12,288
InsuranceRs. 40,293
On-Road PriceRs. 9,54,635
Ex-Showroom PriceRs. 8,35,992
RTO + OthersRs. 1,17,039
InsuranceRs. 41,507
On-Road PriceRs. 9,94,538
Ex-Showroom PriceRs. 8,85,697
RTO + OthersRs. 1,23,998
InsuranceRs. 43,285
On-Road PriceRs. 10,52,980
Ex-Showroom PriceRs. 9,16,603
RTO + OthersRs. 1,28,324
InsuranceRs. 44,390
On-Road PriceRs. 10,89,317
Ex-Showroom PriceRs. 9,32,816
RTO + OthersRs. 1,30,594
InsuranceRs. 44,970
On-Road PriceRs. 11,08,380
Ex-Showroom PriceRs. 9,99,000
RTO + OthersRs. 1,39,860
InsuranceRs. 47,338
On-Road PriceRs. 11,86,198
E Petrol (Petrol) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 6.21 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 73,645Std. AccessoriesRs. 4,299 Insurance Rs. 27,826 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 7.23 Lakh
S Petrol (Petrol) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 6.93 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 81,523Std. AccessoriesRs. 4,299 Insurance Rs. 29,338 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 8.04 Lakh
Special Edition (Petrol) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 7.05 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 98,730 Insurance Rs. 36,829 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 8.40 Lakh
V Petrol (Petrol) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 7.53 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 88,174Std. AccessoriesRs. 4,299 Insurance Rs. 30,614 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 8.72 Lakh
E Diesel (Diesel) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 7.68 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 89,791Std. AccessoriesRs. 4,299 Insurance Rs. 30,924 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 8.89 Lakh
S CVT Petrol (Petrol) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 7.83 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 91,500Std. AccessoriesRs. 4,299 Insurance Rs. 31,252 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 9.06 Lakh
Special Edition CVT (Petrol) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 7.95 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 1.11 Lakh Insurance Rs. 40,073 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 9.47 Lakh
VX Petrol (Petrol) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 8.02 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 93,495Std. AccessoriesRs. 4,299 Insurance Rs. 31,634 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 9.27 Lakh
Exclusive Edition Petrol (Petrol) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 8.02 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 1.12 Lakh Insurance Rs. 40,293 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 9.54 Lakh
S Diesel (Diesel) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 8.23 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 95,908Std. AccessoriesRs. 4,299 Insurance Rs. 32,097 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 9.51 Lakh
Special Edition Diesel (Diesel) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 8.35 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 1.17 Lakh Insurance Rs. 41,507 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 9.94 Lakh
V CVT Petrol (Petrol) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 8.44 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 98,151Std. AccessoriesRs. 4,299 Insurance Rs. 32,527 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 9.75 Lakh
V Diesel (Diesel) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 8.84 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 1.02 LakhStd. AccessoriesRs. 4,299 Insurance Rs. 33,373 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 10.20 Lakh
VX CVT Petrol (Petrol) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 8.85 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 1.02 LakhStd. AccessoriesRs. 4,299 Insurance Rs. 33,399 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 10.21 Lakh
Exclusive Edition CVT Petrol (Petrol) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 8.85 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 1.23 Lakh Insurance Rs. 43,285 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 10.52 Lakh
S CVT Diesel (Diesel) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 9.04 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 1.04 LakhStd. AccessoriesRs. 4,299 Insurance Rs. 33,800 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 10.43 Lakh
Special Edition CVT Diesel (Diesel) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 9.16 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 1.28 Lakh Insurance Rs. 44,390 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 10.89 Lakh
VX Diesel (Diesel) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 9.32 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 1.07 LakhStd. AccessoriesRs. 4,299 Insurance Rs. 34,395 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 10.75 Lakh
Exclusive Edition Diesel (Diesel) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 9.32 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 1.30 Lakh Insurance Rs. 44,970 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 11.08 Lakh
V CVT Diesel (Diesel) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 9.65 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 1.11 LakhStd. AccessoriesRs. 4,299 Insurance Rs. 35,074 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 11.11 Lakh
VX CVT Diesel (Diesel) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 9.99 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 1.15 LakhStd. AccessoriesRs. 4,299 Insurance Rs. 35,791 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 11.49 Lakh
Exclusive Edition CVT Diesel (Diesel) Ex-Showroom PriceMalappuram Rs. 9.99 Lakh RTO + Road Tax + Others Rs. 1.39 Lakh Insurance Rs. 47,338 On-Road Price Malappuram Rs. 11.86 Lakh
Honda Car Dealers in MalappuramChange City
Apco Honda
Melmuri, Swalath Nagar, Malappuram, Kerala 676517
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0483-2901111, 0483-2901000, 8111888332
Apco Honda
697/1,2&3, rayans building, perinthalmanna, Malapuram, Calicut Road, Malappuram, Kerala 676517
Apco Honda
Moochikel Bus Stop, Moochikel, Tirur, Tirur Kadalundi Road, Malappuram, Kerala 676109
8111888345, 8111888322
Apco Honda
Tirur Kadalundi Road, Moochikel, Tirur, Moochikel Bus Stop, Malappuram, Kerala 676109
8111888345, 8111888322
Price of Amaze Competitors
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Rs. 5.93 LakhDzire On Road Price Amaze vs Dzire
Hyundai Aura
Rs. 5.92 LakhAura On Road Price Amaze vs Aura
Maruti Baleno
Rs. 5.75 LakhBaleno On Road Price Amaze vs Baleno
Hyundai i20 2020
Rs. 6.87 Lakhi20 On Road Price Amaze vs i20
Honda City
Rs. 10.97 LakhCity On Road Price Amaze vs City
Ford Aspire
Rs. 6.13 LakhAspire 2018 On Road Price Amaze vs Aspire 2018
Hyundai Venue
Rs. 6.83 LakhVenue On Road Price Amaze vs Venue
Tata Nexon
Rs. 6.99 LakhNexon On Road Price Amaze vs Nexon
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Amaze Ownership Cost
- Spare Parts Price
- Service Cost
Front BumperAuthorised Dealer Price :- 2200GST Price :- 616Total Price :- 2816
Rear BumperAuthorised Dealer Price :- 2900GST Price :- 812Total Price :- 3712
Bonnet/HoodAuthorised Dealer Price :- 4325GST Price :- 1211Total Price :- 5536
Front Windshield GlassAuthorised Dealer Price :- 5000GST Price :- 1400Total Price :- 6400
Rear Windshield GlassAuthorised Dealer Price :- 4235GST Price :- 1185Total Price :- 5420
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- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
|Fuel Type
|Service Cost
|Rs. 1410
|Rs. 3860
|Rs. 4410
|Rs. 5010
|Rs. 4410
|Rs. 2798
|Rs. 5298
|Rs. 6948
|Rs. 5298
|Rs. 6948
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- Honda Amaze retails in the price range of Rs. 6.17 - 9.99 Lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The S variant of Honda Amaze ranges between Rs.6.88 - 8.98 Lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). You may click on the given link and select your city accordingly for an estimated on-road price of the variants.
- Honda Amaze is available with two engine options: a 1.2-litre petrol and a 1.5-litre diesel engine. While the petrol engine generates 90PS of power and 110Nm of torque, the diesel engine is rated at 80PS and 160Nm paired with a CVT. The petrol and diesel automatic variants are priced in the range of Rs. 7.78 - Rs. 9.99 Lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). You may click on the given link and select your desired city for an estimated on-road price.Read More: - Honda Adds Exclusive Editions To The Amaze And WR-V This Festive Season
- Offers and discounts are provided by the brand or the dealership and may vary depending on your city. Thus, we would suggest you to please connect with the nearest authorized dealership in your city. Moreover, you may click on the following link and check out the available offers (if any) by selecting your city and car model: Car Offers & Deals.
- Is it true that the cash discount offers are contributed equally by the dealer and the brand?
- Figo Aspire Titanium Plus is priced between Rs. 7.54 Lakh - Rs. 8.64 Lakh (Ex-Showroom, Delhi). In order to know the approx on-road price click on the and select your city accordingly. To know the complete features and specifications of the car you may click on the following link - . If we talk about offers and discounts then they are provided by the brand and it may also vary according to the city, model, etc. Click on the link to check the current month offers (if any): . There are scenarios wherein dealers also give attractive deals to their customers. Click on the link to check dealership details: .
- For this, we would suggest you to have a word with the nearest service center as they would be better people to assist you with the best options. You can click on the following link to see the details of the nearest service center and selecting your city accordingly - Service Center.
- For that, you may visit the nearest authorized dealership and ask for a test drive and they would be able to assist you better. Follow the link and select your city accordingly for details.
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Maintenance Cost3.8/5
Features & Styling3.9/5
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Honda Amaze is my mama car it is S variant it has no accessories I love this car this is stylish and sleek kar it is 2016 model it has no feature but it power is very good and mileage I love my Honda Amaze
Splendid performance and comfort. A mix of power and family car. Very comfortable dring experience .
Overall performance is very good.Even after 6years the mileage on highway is 25.7 and in city traffic 15.
Great machine with comfort and luxury, Great mileage With style and good after sale and service, Value for money
Performance is good.milage is not given as stated.
I have honda amaze diesel v variant 2019 interior quality of fiber is great car has done 2 servicing average over all 18km/lit ground clearance is 163(original)mm there is less ground clearance engine sound is ok,pickup is good big problem with suspension it is softer side but more jurk fill in cabin tyre pressure has been filling 33psi always and second biggest problem is more bodyroll and front seats have no thigh support, steering weight not match with high and low speed it is almost hard all the time its fill hydraulic power steering speed limit is 140 and in bumper to bumper traffic clutch fill more hard your left leg has more pain, rear windows glass not goes down completely, if it half open its vibrate closing and opening time and more vibrates on rough roads when driving Difference between display average and full tank Method is 2/3 km per liter on rough roads more body sound and suspension sound come inside Rear seat is more comfortable legroom is more sufficient then other cars but thigh support is biggest issue boots pace is 420 lit more than other cars tyre size is ok 175/65/R15 this tyre is broad but height is less I don't understand its suspension is softer side but why this car fill jurk and vibrates on rough roads you can't get high speed my old zen 2005 lx has more better suspension than this car
I purchased Honda on the year it was launched 2013 (Purchased Dec 2013). It's a budget friendly car & gives me good mileage. City 14-16 kmplHighway 18-19 kmplService cost approx 3200-3500 per yearInterior - Basic (Very Simple)Exterior - BasicBoot Space - OKMusic System - Very Good (Simple)Ground Clearance - Ok (Depends on the rider though I drove it in Hills area & haven't yet faced any kind of problem yet)Cons - Chasis is not so heavy so whenever you drive at speed of 100 above & then tries to reduce the speed by switching gear & reduce speed simultaneously in short time it's body gets j****d but only it feels to the driver. I thoroughly studied it & found that due to light weight chasis it gets j****d otherwise it's pick up speed is very very good.
Amaze can"t overcome hills.Low power is main issue I found and it"s only in petrol version.I am also one of the happy customer of Honda until driving a hill or ascent.Amaze can"t overcome ascents.Its the only issue i found since driving 3000km,which is not an acceptable issue.When i contacted Honda they said its handed over to dealer,but the dealer informed Honda that they didn"t find any abnormality in my car which they accepted that Amaze has power issue and its for maintaining mileage once i was there at showroom.And when i asked dealer about their reply to Honda they said its made like that they can"t tell this to Honda,if we want to ride hills we must choose another vehicle and they can"t fit same Honda engine on both boat and car(just imagine my situation hearing this kind of reply from dealers).Really pathetic situation. So, dear brothers and sisters please don"t buy amaze petrol.If you like Amaze go for diesel.All other features in amaze are good.I choose petrol because i am not aware of this power issue and now suffering for my choice.My bad i have test driven Amaze but not on an ascents. When you people ask sales person about this power issue they will reply there is nothing like that,better have a test drive with the same sales person on a hill or ascent and ask him to stop car in middle and then move, you can experience what i was saying about.
Man, this car is a performance beast. I get around 25 kms on highways (Chennai to Trichy) if I do not exceed 90kmps. It has excellent power of 1500cc four cylinder 16 valve DOHC. But maintenance is a problem. Every 6 months we will have to service it and the service cost around Rs.9000.- per service. once the car crosses 30000 kms, honda service people starting that you will have to change the clutch plate, ( which is around Rs.35000/-), change the brakes (Around Rs,18000) after 50000kms starting telling that the shock absorber is to be changed. ( which is again around Rs.20000). The cost of the engine oil is also high around Rs.4000/- approximate which has to be changed every 6 months.
Following is a review on the Honda Amaze Petrol after 5000kms. Looks: The overall silhouette of the new Amaze is good. It now looks like a bigger car compared to the previous version. I am not a big fan of the thick chrome grill at the front. The headlamps are stylish. The rear looks good with C-shaped lamps and sloping roof.Performance: The engine is super smooth and the gears are slick. Frequent gear changing is required but the performance is good. The initial pickup is low to maintain fuel economy. The car feels best on the highway. Feels stable even at speeds of 120kmph.Interiors: The interior is spacious and comfortable. The beige and piano black finish looks classy. The AC is quick and powerful. The rear seats offer ample legroom. The door speakers produce good sound. Audio controls are present on the steering wheel. The boot is spacious at 420 liters.Mileage: For a 1.2 liter petrol sedan, the mileage is good. It offers about 18.5 kmpl on the highway and 14-15 kmpl in the city with AC.Ride and Stability: The wheels soak up most bumps effortlessly. The ride quality is good. The stability at high speeds is good and body roll is controlled.Overall: Value for money. Spacious interiors and boot space. Good mileage and ride comfort.
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Honda Amaze News Updates
Honda Adds Exclusive Editions To The Amaze And WR-V This Festive SeasonNov 2, 2020 | By Team ZigWheels
Honda Amaze Gets A Special Edition This Festive SeasonOct 14, 2020 | By Team ZigWheels
Diwali 2020 Offers: Honda Cars India Offering Discounts Up to Rs 2.5 Lakh On City 2020, Civic, Amaze And MoreOct 12, 2020 | By Team ZigWheels
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Honda Amaze: 5 Reasons Why It Leaves You Amaze-dMar 4, 2020 | By Team ZigWheels
Say Hello To Honda's First BS6-Compliant Diesel Car, The 2020 AmazeJan 29, 2020 | By Team ZigWheels
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Honda Amaze Price FAQs
What is the ex-showroom price of the top petrol variant of Honda Amaze in Malappuram?
The ex-showroom price of the top petrol variant of Honda Amaze is 8.85 Lakh.
What is the ex-showroom price of the top diesel variant of Honda Amaze in Malappuram?
The ex-showroom price of the top diesel variant of Honda Amaze is 9.99 Lakh.
What is the insurance cost of the Honda Amaze in Malappuram?
The insurance cost of the base variant of Honda Amaze in Malappuram is Rs. 27,826.
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I have about 200 places on my to-try restaurant list (205 exactly if you must know…check out the app Matchbook to keep track of them all!), but there are some places in my neighborhood that I pass so often I feel like I have to try them even if I haven't heard much about them. It's almost like I'm preparing myself for when people ask me, "Did you ever go to so-and-so?" so I can be well-versed in everything the hood has to offer. Or for when people move to or visit the area and ask where they can find such-and-such and I'll be able to tell them exactly where to go. Am I over-thinking things? Maybe I just feel the need to show my neighborhood some love every now and then.
Tal Bagels is one such place that I frequently walk by on my long–boy, is it long!–journey to the subway. That's really all there is to it. The sign is so ingrained in my brain that when my brother was visiting and we needed to get breakfast, I thought it would be the perfect place to go to on our way to the nearby crosstown bus.
The place is much bigger than I was expecting and even has table seating in the back, much like a little cafe or diner. Otherwise, it's your average bagel place with different bagel and schmear options. I got an everything bagel (of course) with cream cheese and asked them to toast it.
The bagels were thinner than most other places I've been to in the city and had a bigger hole in the center. That seems like a random, weird thing to point out, but I noticed it since the hole section was still completely filled with cream cheese, which I thought looked cute and funny. I am so weird…
I believe they have a deal where for around $5 you can get a bagel and a latte/cappucino. And besides bagels, you can also get other meats, sandwiches, and breakfast options here. One more New York City bagel place down, only a million more to go!
Toasted everything bagel with cream cheese
333 E 86th St
New York, NY 10028
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The former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has been placed under formal investigation for illegal campaign financing, accepting bribes and the misappropriation of Libyan state funds over allegations that he received millions of euros in illegal election campaign funding from the regime of the late Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
Sarkozy, France's rightwing president from 2007 to 2012, was released on bail on Wednesday after two days of questioning in police custody by investigators specialising in corruption, money laundering and tax evasion as part of an inquiry into whether Gaddafi and others in Libya illegally financed his successful election campaign in 2007.
The investigation is potentially France's most explosive political financing scandal in decades. The allegations of illegal campaign funding by a foreign dictator on a massive scale are unprecedented and are the most serious accusations levelled at a former president in recent French history. Sarkozy has repeatedly denied the allegations saying he was "accused without any physical evidence", according to a statement published on Thursday by Le Figaro.
"In the 24 hours of my detention I have tried with all my might to show that the serious corroborating evidence required to charge someone did not exist," the statement said.
He said he'd been in a "living hell" since the allegations were made in 2011 and he blamed them for lost his re-election bid in 2012.
Under French law, being put under formal investigation means there is "serious or consistent evidence" that points to probable involvement in a crime. It is a step toward a trial but investigations can be dropped without proceeding to court.
The former president, 63, was allowed home on Wednesday night under bail conditions.
The two-day questioning is the first time Sarkozy has faced police in the case. A French inquiry into alleged illegal campaign funding from Libya was opened in 2013. The inquiry did not name anyone as a suspect, and has centred on claims of corruption, influence trafficking, forgery, abuse of public funds and money laundering.
Investigators are examining claims that Gaddafi's regime secretly gave Sarkozy €50m overall for the 2007 campaign. Such a sum would be more than double the legal campaign funding limit, which was €21m at the time. The alleged payments would also violate French rules against foreign financing and declaring the source of campaign funds.
In April 2012, the investigative website Mediapart published a document it said was signed by a senior Libyan figure stating the regime approved a payment of €50m to "support" Sarkozy's election campaign.
Previously, Sarkozy and Claude Guéant, a close ally and former minister, claimed the documents were false. A French court later declared that certain documents were authentic, allowing them to be used in the investigation.
Guéant has been officially put under investigation for organised fraud in the Gaddafi inquiry after allegedly receiving a bank transfer of €500,000, which he claimed had come from the sale of two paintings.
Sarkozy had until now refused to respond to a summons for questioning in the case.
The investigation appeared to accelerate after Ziad Takieddine, a wealthy French-Lebanese businessman who was close to Gaddafi's regime, told Mediapart in 2016 that he had personally delivered suitcases stuffed with cash from the Libyan leader as payments towards Sarkozy's campaign.
He said he made three trips from Tripoli to Paris in late 2006 and early 2007. Each time he carried a suitcase containing €1.5m to €2m in €200 and €500 notes, he claimed, saying he was given the money by Gaddafi's military intelligence chief.
Sarkozy had a complex relationship with Gaddafi. Soon after becoming the French president, he invited the Libyan leader to France for a state visit and welcomed him with high honours. But Sarkozy then put France in the forefront of Nato-led airstrikes against Gaddafi's troops that helped rebel fighters topple his regime in 2011.
In March 2011, Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam Gaddafi told Euronews: "Sarkozy has to give back the money he accepted from Libya to finance his electoral campaign. We financed his campaign and we have the proof … The first thing we're demanding is that this clown gives back the money to the Libyan people."
Sarkozy has dismissed the allegations as the claims of vindictive Libyan regime members furious over his participation in the US-led military intervention that ended Gaddafi's 41-year rule.
Lawyers for Sarkozy have not commented on his questioning.
Another former minister and close ally of Sarkozy, Brice Hortefeux, was also questioned by police on Tuesday in relation to the allegations.
In January, Alexandre Djouhri, a French businessman suspected by investigators of funnelling money from Gaddafi to finance Sarkozy's campaign, was arrested in Britain and granted bail after he appeared in a London court.
Djouhri was returned to pre-trial detention in February after France issued a second warrant for his arrest, ahead of a hearing scheduled for later in March.
Sarkozy has already been ordered to stand trial in a separate matter concerning financing of his failed re-election campaign in 2012, when he was defeated by François Hollande. That case, known as the "Bygmalion affair", centres on an alleged system of false accounting used by Sarkozy's office to conceal an enormous campaign overspend, mainly on the lavish rallies and US-style stadium gigs that cemented Sarkozy's reputation as a political showman. Sarkozy has denied all allegations.


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Last month I ran my second half marathon, the Santa Fe Thunder, as part of the Verde Juice team. Though I log 50+ mile weeks training for ultra trail marathons, including a 50-miler in December, the prospect of running 13 miles on asphalt was daunting. I worried about getting hurt pounding the pavement. Most of all, I worried about speed. Ultramarathons are all about long, steady—i.e. slow—distances. In a race this short, I'd have no excuse for not going fast.
Over the years, I've learned that first step to running any race is to go in with the right attitude. Negativity and resistance create tightness in the body that can lead to injury. I knew I needed to trade my fear for an open mind. Racing, like running, is a journey that carries you some place you've never been. If you pay attention, you will always learn something new, about running and yourself. .
It's also important to set goals or intentions for races.This helps you focus your training and gives you something concrete to work toward. Unlike shorter distances, ultras have so many variables—extreme terrain and weather, altitude, physical and mental obstacles, gear issues—that I tend to keep mine simple: Finish. Don't get hurt. Stay open to the wonder. For the Thunder, I added: Practice using shorter races as speed training for ultras.
The starting area was mobbed on race morning. A contingent of elite Kenyan Olympians paced the front of the starting corral. I knew there was no way I could keep up with them. The real challenge would be to hold myself back from trying.
As soon as the gun went off, the course began its steady climb to the high point, two miles to the crest of Old Taos Highway. I settled in and tried to find a sane pace I could sustain to the top without flaming out. At the ridge, the road curved steeply downhill. I knew if I ran it too fast I would waste my quads, so I held back just slightly, maybe 15 percent. Every time someone passed me and I felt the competitive side of me wanting to surge, I practiced reigning myself in. Soon I came to like this feeling of deliberate restraint, knowing that I had a reserve if I needed it.
Never before had I felt so hyper-focused in a race. There was no time to let my mind wander, as I like to do in ultra distances, where the sheer magnitude of the effort makes you feel like you're hallucinating, transcending physical suffering into a kind of soaring mental freedom. There was no time to stop and knead my cramping quad as I would have in a 50-mile race, so I eased off my pace slightly and talked to myself instead. "You are strong, you are strong," In races of any distance, visualization can be key in helping you reach your goals.
Ahead, I could see the blocky tower of Buffalo Thunder. One reason I love ultramarathons is because you can have a huge adventure on the trails and usually make it home in time for dinner. Now I saw the obvious appeal of half marathons: You can race hard and still get back before brunch.
I crossed the line in 1:27, good enough for eighth woman behind a strong field of elite road runners. My deliberate restraint had paid off—my legs felt surprisingly strong. And, best of all, I learned what it feels like to run fast within my own body, self-contained and steady, not swept up in competition or ego, awake and grateful for what the day had to teach—wisdom I know will come in handy in running as in life.


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Fender Classic Series '72 Telecaster® Deluxe Mn Walnut
Adventurous guitarists started hot-rodding their Telecasters in the late '60s and early '70s with big-sounding humbucking pickups that lent new style and swagger to rock music. The Classic Series '72 Telecaster Deluxe brings it all back as an authentic evocation of its early-'70s ancestor, including dual Fender Wide Range humbucking pickups, a large pickguard, Stratocaster® headstock and bridge, cool skirted amp control knobs and more. A favorite of players from '70s rock to modern U.K. alt-rock and much more.


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I have an Office 365 mailing account. I use it with an IMAP client and I have several performance issue. I suppose that this is caused by a throttling mechanism on your side. Please read the IMAP part of this: https://kb.wisc.edu/page.php?id=33784
I cannot mark as read five or more mails at a time, for example which is a huge problem when I want to check fast my inbox.
Could you help me please what can I do?


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Security Deposits
Updated May 2017 Fact Sheet PDF
A security deposit is money held by the landlord to pay for any damages beyond the normal wear and tear that happens during the time that you live in the home. A security deposit is not an advanced payment of rent.
Damages can include actual damages to the home or property. The security deposit can also include having to clean the home, recovering rent that has not been paid, or paying late fees.
If your landlord at least six properties or has someone manage or collect rent on the property, then certain laws apply. Under these laws, a landlord cannot ask you for more than two months' rent as a security deposit. For example, if your rent is $300 per month, the landlord cannot charge you more than $600 as a security deposit.
If your landlord owns five properties or fewer, the laws above do not apply. For this reason, it is very important to have a written lease. The written lease states how much the security deposit is, what you must do to get it back, and when you can expect to receive it.
Timelines and Damages
Your landlord does not have to give you back your deposit exactly when you move out. If your landlord owns six or more properties, the landlord must return your security deposit within 60 days from the date the lease ended. If the landlord does not return your security deposit, the landlord must give you a list of damages and the amount withheld from the security deposit. If the landlord does not return your security deposit or give you a list of damages and the amount of those damages, then you can get twice the amount of the deposit plus costs and attorney's fees.
If the landlord owns five or fewer properties, the above does not apply.
Your New Address
To get your security deposit back, make sure your landlord knows your new address. If the landlord sends your deposit to your last known address (which can be the place that you just moved from) and it comes back, the landlord only must make a reasonable attempt to find you. If your landlord cannot find you, the landlord can keep the entire security deposit after 180 days.
Small Claims Court
You can sue your landlord in small claims court for the return of your security deposit, but the landlord might file a counterclaim against you for any unpaid rent or damages to the home.
Before you move in, give the landlord pictures or a list of any damages in the home or on the property, and keep a copy of the pictures or list for your records so, when you move out, you are not charged for damages you did not cause.
Give the landlord your new address or an address where you can be contacted.
Take pictures of the home when you leave.
Leave the home clean and keep receipts for cleaning.
Have an independent witness look at the home so they can verify the home was clean when you left—if possible, the witness should be someone who saw the home when you moved in.
Have an independent witness with you when you talk to your landlord about a problem; it is better to put all communications with your landlord in writing and keep copies of any letters or e-mails you send.
Ask your landlord to put any promises they make in writing.
If you leave without giving proper notice, check to see if someone else moves in—you may still be able to get some of your security deposit back if your landlord rents the home to someone else.
"Normal Wear and Tear"
Normal wear and tear happens when you use the property in a reasonable manner. For example, the carpet is worn from walking on it.
Your landlord can evict you for damages that happened because of unreasonable use, even if it was an accident. Examples include stained carpets or walls that are burned. If you damage the apartment, your landlord can evict you, keep your security deposit, and sue you for the cost of repairs.
Your Belongings
When the lease ends, always take your belongings with you. Do not leave anything, even for a day. If you leave your property behind after your lease ends or you move out, the landlord may try to sell it or throw it away. If your landlord puts your property in a storage unit, you will have to pay storage fees to get your belongings back.


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"Bad children are the softest, and the easiest to eat; but a bad man's bones hold power, power tastes like salt, and we love salt more than anything."
From the mind that brought you Mustard, a genre-bending fairy tale meets whodunit inspired by the notorious figure of Baba Yaga, the hideous old witch who lives alone in the woods grinding the bones of the wicked.
A gruesome murder in a small town leads a local sheriff, a young detective and a university professor with a taste for younger men into a labyrinth of secret lives, ancient magic and multiple suspects.
A play that gives voice to the wicked old witch, Yaga is part thriller, part revenge play and lots of comedy.
Photo Featuring Claire Armstrong and Seana McKenna by Jim Ryce.
Yaga runs approximately 2hrs 20 min including intermission.
For a PDF of the house program click here.
For a full map of the Mainspace seating click here.


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Purchase The Meizu Pro 5 Ubuntu Edition From Online Store jd.com
For those of you eagerly awaiting the arrival of the most powerful Ubuntu smartphone yet, I am here to tell you that your wait is over. Online e-commerce store jd.com which is the only affiliated official store to sell the handset has got it listed on their website with free shipping to US and Europe.
The Meizu Pro 5 is not the first phone or only device to feature Canonical's Ubuntu Touch mobile operating system as Spanish company BQ has launched handsets with the aforementioned operating system.
But, the Meizu Pro 5 Ubuntu Edition is most powerful smartphone that comes with Ubuntu Touch preinstalled. It should be noted though that the it is not the current most powerful handset launched by the Chinese company because the same variant of the device which runs Android was released last year.
This year's flagship lineup from the Chinese OEM features a Pro 6 which comes with MediaTek's 10-core Helio X25 processor.
Meizu Pro 5 Ubuntu Edition is powered by Samsung's Exynos 7420 octa-core processor and comes with different RAM and onboard storage configurations with a starting price of $399.99.
But jd.com only listed the 32/3GB variant of the Meizu Pro 6 Ubuntu Edition and buyers are stuck with only one color option which is Gold.
It is quite unclear why other options of the device are not listed on the website and it is also disappointing as JD happens to be the only official store for the device.
We will be monitoring the site to see if anything changes. Stay tuned!


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This sweet, hot root adds an instant boost to many savoury and baked treats. Ginger powder is one of the most versatile ingredients you'll find. Try it in gingerbread straight from the oven, stir fries and biscuits. Ground ginger is also great with squash, carrots and sweet potato.
Ground Ginger.
Nutritional information
Typical value per 100g
Energy kJ 1467.80
Energy kcal 348.60
Fat (g) 6.00
of which saturates (g) 1.90
Carbohydrate (g) 58.30
of which sugars (g) 3.40
Fibre (g) 12.50
Protein (g) 9.10
Salt (g) 0.07
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Gluten free
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Editions Standard/Deluxe, CH
Assembled and recorded by Francisco Meirino at standard/deluxe
Artwork by Elise Gangebin-de Bons
Side A is made by recording living cockroaches crawling inside the art space, then re-played through a P.A. and a re-recorded live with binaural microphones during a 5 min. walk inside the space.
Side B is made by walking inside the art space with 4 emf detectors, direct 4 channels recording to zoom h6.


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- Home
- City Services
- City Hall
- Mayor and Council
- Councillor Kevin Flynn
Councillor Kevin Flynn
Kevin and his family moved from the Lower Mainland to Salmon Arm in 1996 for the lifestyle change, choosing Salmon Arm as an ideal place to raise a young family. Kevin immediately joined Salmon Arm Financial Ltd and he is now the President and a partner in this Insurance and Financial Planning business. His wife, Cathy, is also a partner in the business and is the office manager. Kevin is a Certified Financial Planner ( CFP ) and Chartered Life Underwriter ( CLU ) with specialization in the sale and service of employee benefit programs ( Health, Dental, Disability, Pensions ) for small/medium sized businesses. He also provides risk management solutions for the owners and employees of these businesses. Kevin graduated from UBC with a Bachelors of Commerce Degree in
Kevin and Cathy have raised two boys in Salmon Arm, both of whom have chosen to work, live and establish their roots in the Shuswap. Hopefully, grandchildren will be on the way at some point in the near future and they will also be lucky enough to be raised in Salmon Arm.
Kevin has previously served three terms on Salmon Arm City Council ( 2002 to 2011 ), and after a
In an effort to represent Salmon Arm's interest from a broader perspective, Kevin was active regionally and provincially in his previous Council terms with representation on the boards of SILGA, UBCM, MIA, SIR
- Columbia Shuswap Regional District
- Deputy Mayor – July 1,
2019to September 30, 2019
- Deputy Mayor - July 1,
2021to December 31, 2021
- Development and Planning Services Committee
- Downtown Improvement Association (DSA)
- Economic Development Society
- MIABC Voting Alternate
- Shuswap Community Futures
- Transportation Parcel Tax Court of Revision
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Aliases Can Be Handy
Think of an alias like an alternative path to the same destination. It can apply to domain names, subdomains, and email addresses.
For example, Blogger and Tumblr allow for custom URLs for FREE. If you own your own domain name, you can turn your blog into [domain].com or blog.[domain].com.
Or you can get a short URL! Like dvdv.kim. If paired with the bit.ly service, you can share and track your own branded URLs and track clicks. With bit.ly you can have the root domain forward to your website or blog.
Email address aliases are cool, too.
If you use a domain name, some domain registrars permit domain address forwarding. So you can setup name@[your domain name] to forward emails to your personal inbox.
If you have an Outlook account, you can go to Settings > Add an alias. If the end of your address is @hotmail.com or @live.com, you can get an @outlook.com address that goes to the same mailbox.
After you do that, you can use inbox rules to filter messages sent to certain addresses.
For example, make an inbox rule that "when To: field = [alias address], put in [alias] folder."
This means you can virtually manage several separate inboxes in one mail account organized by folders.
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Sam Allardyce came into Palace in the final month of last year and at the end of the final home game was able to celebrate that his aim of keeping the club in the top flight had been achieved.
As he looked ahead to the final game of the season against Manchester United he reflected on his five months at Selhurst Park and pulled out some stand out moments from a run of games that saw his side record some crucial results.
Between February and April one defeat in eight matches included victories over Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool and the boss chose one as the turning point of the season that led to survival in that final home game against Hull City.
"There are a few moments; last Sunday was a big moment because of the size of the game and the quality of the performance. The two standout ones for me were Chelsea away and Arsenal at home. That's me leaving out Liverpool away, by the way.
"But I think the performance at Chelsea, considering they hadn't lost at home since September when Antonio (Conte) was just starting and finding his feet, and for us to beat them when they were 10 points clear at the time was a major turning point for us.
"And the Arsenal win was the perfect performance in terms of a 3-0 victory. I've never had a team that's dominated Arsenal so much over 90 minutes in my entire career."
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Ah my little trio, how you have all changed these last few weeks, the holidays have definitely been a part in how close you have all become, although I was looking forward to the holidays part of me in the back of my mind was wondering how we would all get on being around one another 24/7 but its not been too terrible. They have played so well and we have had so many adventures, its been amazing. Our baby boy is getting so alert now and is laughing at his big sister and brother, they absolutely love it, I cant wait to see how they dynamic between them changes as he gets older and can join in with them.
They all have completely different personalities, but they compliment one another so well and they fit together like a puzzle. Our big Girl being the shy, reserved one who worries and panics if she sees her brother in danger, then we have our middle boy... the wild child, he is overly confident, crazy and just makes us all laugh everyday, then we have the sweet baby boy, who smiles and laughs at most people, but can also scream his head off at strangers, I cant wait to see what he's like as he grows. Looks wise, you can tell they are all related, the boys are like twins 3 years apart (with small differences).


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Another gotcha moment I came across playing with Docker on CentOS 7 in that new Docker versions will need d_type support enabled in filesystem....
Which one do you recommend to me for Centos 7? XFS or EXT4?
Does PHP+Nginx+mySQL performance make any difference?
I have SSD disk on server.


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- The American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene
- Source: The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, Volume 12, Issue 5, 1 Sep 1963, p. 800 - 814
Studies of Arthropod-Borne Virus Infections in Chiroptera
I. Susceptibility of Insectivorous Species to Experimental Infection with Japanese B and St. Louis Encephalitis Viruses*
The present report concerns the susceptibility of three species of insectivorous bats (Tadarida brasiliensis mexicana, Myotis lucifugus lucifugus, Eptesicus fuscus fuscus) to experimental infection with several strains of Japanese B encephalitis (JBE) and St. Louis encephalitis viruses. All three bat species proved to be susceptible to subcutaneous inoculation with one or more virus strains, the intensity of the infection depending on the mouse-passage level and origin of the strain. In general, high mouse-passage strains were less infective for bats than recent isolates. The characteristics of experimental arbovirus infection in bats include a persistent viremia (15–30 days) and viral invasion and multiplication in interscapular brown adipose tissue and, to a lesser degree, in brain and kidney tissue. Intracerebral inoculation of JBE virus produced a more intense and widespread infection in the big brown bat (Eptesicus f. fuscus) than subcutaneous inoculation, yet evidence of viral pathology was not observed in sections of infected brain or brown fat. None of the infected bats showed evidence of disease, indicating that these viruses are capable of replicating in various tissues of the bat without noticeably damaging cells or producing overt signs of encephalitis.
Reasons why bats might be effective reservoirs of arboviruses in various phases of the year-round transmission cycles are discussed and the application of these experimental studies in the planning of field work is indicated.


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The government of China has donated emergency medical supplies to help Rwanda in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. The supplies include; protective face masks for medical use, surgical masks, disposable protective clothing, infrared thermometers, medical protective goggles, disposable sterilized rubber surgical gloves and medical isolation cover shoes.
The medical equipment were handed over by the Chinese Embassy in Rwanda and the Ministry of Health expressed gratitude towards China's generosity and said the help came in at the right time.
"We are happy with what China is doing. With the first 30,000 test kits donated by the Alibaba Foundation owned by a Chinese national Jack Ma, we were able to plan the COVID-19 national response," said the Minister of Health, Dr. Daniel Ngamije.
"We were able to conduct a community survey countrywide to rule out any hidden community transmission and the results were good, not a single case tested positive," added the Minister.
Rao Hongwei the ambassador of China to Rwanda said that the donated materials show his country's determination and solidarity with Rwanda.
"At the trying times, China relates deeply to Rwanda's difficulties and the Chinese people stand firm with the Rwandan people as the virus knows no borders, so does love," said Ambassador Hongwei .
The ambassador hailed Rwanda's COVID-19 rigorous prevention and control measures.
"Since the outbreak of COVID-19, Rwanda took comprehensive prevention and control measures altering the dangerous course of the virus' quick spread and more recoveries have been registered. These achievements deserve respect and congratulations," commended the Ambassador.
The donation is the first of the two batches the government of China is donating to Rwanda, the second delivery will be made soon.


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The wooden church of Hamre with its impressive west tower was built between 1620 and 1640, although some parts may date back to 1585. It is one of the best preserved churches from the first century after the Reformation in Western Norway.
Its predecessor was a medieval stave church which was appointed head church of the entire northern part of what is now Hordaland county.
Medieval survivals in the church's interior are a baptismal font of soapstone from c. 1250 decorated with four human heads and a small central chest of a late Gothic altarpiece that was probably made in Lübeck around 1480. Two other medieval art works can be seen at the University Museum in Bergen: the damaged Christ figure from a crucifix from c. 1250 and a painted altar frontal from c. 1290.
The large Renaissance altarpiece, of north German inspiration, dates from 1620, while the pulpit was carved in 1640. The chancel screen found its present shape in 1859. The chancel ceiling was painted with Biblical motifs in 1653. The almost life-sized the apostle figures on the chancel walls were carried out in 1867.


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Speculation about Burma's nuclear intentions has grown since 2002 and were backed by photographs and documents of alleged missile projects and nuclear sites were disclosed by Major Sai Thein Win, a Burmese army defector.
Robert Kelley, a former International Atomic Energy Agency weapons inspector, wrote that an analysis of the materials "leads to only one conclusion: this technology is only for nuclear weapons and not civilian use or nuclear power".
Last September, Tin Win, the Burmese ambassador to the IAEA said: "There have been unfounded allegations reported by the international media during this year that Burma is attempting to development a nuclear program. Burma will never engage in activities related to the production and proliferation of nuclear weapons."
The country's Foreign ministry has also denounced reports about the country's alleged nuclear programme, and its rumoured co-operation with North Korea, as "groundless accusations" Burma is a signatory to the United Nations nuclear non-proliferation treaty and has told the IAEA that it has little or no nuclear material in the country.
According to the treaty, Burma should give the IAEA six months notice before operating a nuclear facility, according to a spokesman.
The IAEA declined to confirm whether it had asked for permission to send in inspectors.


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By Seamus Heaney
All the year the flax-dam festered in the heart
Of the townland; green and heavy headed
Flax had rotted there, weighted down by huge sods.
Daily it sweltered in the punishing sun.
Bubbles gargled delicately, bluebottles
Wove a strong gauze of sound around the smell.
There were dragon-flies, spotted butterflies,
But best of all was the warm thick slobber
Of frogspawn that grew like clotted water
In the shade of the banks. Here, every spring
I would fill jampots full of the jellied
Specks to range on the window-sills at home,
On shelves at school, and wait and watch until
The fattening dots burst into nimble-
Swimming tadpoles. Miss Walls would tell us how
The daddy frog was called a bullfrog
And how he croaked and how the mammy frog
Laid hundreds of little eggs and this was
Frogspawn. You could tell the weather by frogs too
For they were yellow in the sun and brown
In rain.
Then one hot day when fields were rank
With cowdung in the grass the angry frogs
Invaded the flax-dam; I ducked through hedges
To a coarse croaking that I had not heard
Before. The air was thick with a bass chorus.
Right down the dam gross-bellied frogs were cocked
On sods; their loose necks pulsed like snails. Some hopped:
The slap and plop were obscene threats. Some sat
Poised like mud grenades, their blunt heads farting.
I sickened, turned, and ran. The great slime kings
Were gathered there for vengeance and I knew
That if I dipped my hand the spawn would clutch it.
In his native Ireland, he's known as "Famous Seamus," and indeed, Seamus Heaney — winner of the Nobel Prize in 1995 — is a world-famous poet. Now 72, his newest collection, "Human Chain," contains poems that are, as always for Heaney, grounded in the physical world, but also now take a look back.
Jeffrey Brown recently sat down with Heaney to talk about the new collection. For more poetry coverage, visit our Poetry Series.


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According to Vanguard, the kidnappers, 46 year old Mukaila Dauda who served as a herbalist in the syndicate, Ahmed Adebanjo, Tunde Akilo, a popular commercial motorcyclist, Sunkanmi Dacosta and Lateef Agboola were arrested after a failed attempt to kidnapped a herb seller known as Iyaagbo at Ijebu-Ode /Ikorodu Road, Lagos State.
The kidnappers had trailed her from her Odogbolu residence in Ogun State to Itoikin where her shop was. They arrived at her shop disguising as prospective buyers.
Sensing all was not well, the woman told the strangers that she doesn't have what they requested for but as she made to leave the shop, she was bundled into the kidnappers car and driven away with gunshots fired to scare away intruders. Luck however ran out on them after the back two tyres of the vihicle they were riding in punctured.
Explaining how they were arrested, Ahmed Adesanya, a commercial motorcyclist, from Omu Eleni town said;
"When I got to the place, I met one Mama Alagbo, our Okada unit chairman, Ahmed (Soldier), Yemi Agboola and Tunde Akilo inside the car. But four of them, including Mama Alagbo, took off on my motorcycle, while Yemi Agboola, Tunde Akilo and I drove in the car. But on reaching Imodi town, we met some policemen at a checkpoint, who insisted on checking the vehicle. Agboola and myself escaped into the bush but we did not see TundeAkilo. A week later, he (Akilo ) led policemen to my house and I was arrested. I used my Okada to take some passengers to the herbalist's house. My targets are usually passengers who do not know where they are going".he saidOn his part, another member of the syndicate, Tunde Akilo, confessed to being a member of the Eiye Confraternity and also admitted to being involved in armed robbery operations within the Ijebu axis.
"I have only taken part in two kidnap operations. One was the abduction of Chief Alakoso, after which I was given N250, 000. The second operation was that of Mama Alagbo which unfortunately was unsuccessful. One Yemi Agboola, a relative to the woman, brought the deal to us . He said her relatives could provide N1 million if kidnapped. If I had known, I would have remained in the robbery gang instead of joining this syndicate", he saidFor 38-year-old Dascosta who was also arrested, he confessed to being a member of a robbery gang, claiming he was introduced into kidnapping by the herbalist, Dauda, when he went to him for spiritual protection. Like his colleague, Akilo, he expressed regret for joining the kidnap syndicate, saying he had only earned N310,000 since he joined.
On his part, Mukaila, the herbalist said he was responsible for hiding the kidnapped victims until a ransom is paid for their release
"I am a herbalist. I have been into the profession for 25 years. I specialise in curing strokes and other ailments which are beyond medical treatment. At a point, business was no longer moving and feeding my two wives and six children became burdensome. It was at this point that I met Tunde Akilo, a commercial motorcyclist, and Sunkanmi Dacosta, who introduced me to kidnapping. My role is to keep victims in my house, pending when their families would pay ransom. I never went out with them but I gave them names of prominent persons in Ijebu Igbo. Some of these people have patronized me. The first person that was brought to my house was one Chief Alakoso. He was brought in March, blindfolded. I got N300,000 after ransom was paid four days later, for keeping him in my place. This amount was aside my regular share from the loot because that was the bargain. Also, two Onipomo in Ijebu Igbo were kept in my place. I also gave their contacts to my members. I usually prepared charms to fortify members before they go for any job. This is to enable them get their catch without trouble. I also prepared charms that will make victims lose their senses. A day before they would leave, I would lit fire and say some incantations into it. The fire will be on until they arrived. But if it goes off in the process, that means they have entered into trouble" he saidAll five of them will soon be charged to court.


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Monday, July 15, 2019
Wild Thing Cards
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Super cute cards! Thanks for playing along with Double Trouble.ReplyDelete
Lisa, both cards are adorable...the plaid is a great background for your zoo animals. Don't forget you have met the requirement for our partner, The Crafter's Café, and I'm sure they would want you to share your project with them...all you need to do is add them to your post and link up to Crafter Café (link on your post). Thanks for sharing with us at Double Trouble.ReplyDelete
Great cards, Lisa! I especially like that you enhanced your design by using the pretty plaid papers. Thank you for joining the challenge fun at Double Trouble.ReplyDelete
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Base gallery. Upperside. Pinned specimen.
Photo, and identified by: Evgeny Komarov. Image without retouching at the website
Date and time, location shooting/catching: 2016-02-15 00:00:00, Malaysia, Borneo is., Sabah, Tambunan.
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Erebia erinnyn Warren, 1932
Cionus tuberculosus Norman, H. Joy, 1932
Alphitobius diaperinus Panzer, 1797


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Boston Matthews and Munchy: Expansion and Relocation
Boston Matthews and Munchy expanded and relocated its USA Operation to Coral Springs, Florida.
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