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I worked in a big Sushi manufacturing industry in <strong>[title]</strong> . I was in the production department. I was standing all night in front of the conveyer belt and packing Sushi non-stop. I was a robot with running blood.No, I do not regret doing that job because now I know how it feels to work like a living robot. Salute to those people who work all night to deliver you a valentine gift, to deliver you a brand new phone, to deliver you a tshirt that you rarely wear.
In nowadays women are even blamed for <strong>[title]</strong> tshirt and pant and each and everything…but in ancient times women were used to roam aro and und without any thing to cover their chest and upper body…just like men..but after Mughals and Britishners women started to wear blouse under saree.Reading old poems in Library and reading about how people used to live in sangam age made me cry about how beautiful our culture.
They are only better in the fact they would be more <strong>[title]</strong> in a social arrangement like a bar function, casual dinner or get together with friends. Other than that, leggings would have superior comfort and would be the better choice for guys in less formal arrangements.This is dicey territory and obviously very subjective, but I have to give the edge to the East. While the food is healthier and fresher on the West and obviously the Mexican can’t be beat, the East Coast just has too many strengths. French food.
The East is more <strong>[title]</strong> packed so many things just work better when it comes to cities. You’ve got Accela, a train that actually takes you from one city’s downtown to the next. You’ve got real subways, that completely obviate the need for a car. The West is more amenable to bike culture, but I think it’s easier being a city dweller on the East.
There are a few <strong>[title]</strong> really good schools on the West coast. Berkeley, Stanford, Cal Tech, UCLA, UWash, the Claremont colleges to name a few. On the east coast, there are that many in just Massachusetts alone. Like the food situation, there are just too many amazing Universities on the East for it to even be a contest.But the East coast has much more diversity: Publishing and print media, Federal Government, Banking, Universities, plus it’s own tech.
It’s kind of hard to explain this one, but there’s a depth on the East coast you just don’t have on the West. It’s a combination of a lot of things: Life is harder on the East coast. People are more introspective (i.e. neurotic) on the East coast. There are many more generations of intermingled cultural upheavals and conflicts creating so many more cultural intricacies on the East.
I had come for ten days stay . I absolutely loved my <strong>[title]</strong> . The people are polite and warm. Its a city of malls. shopping is fun! The world’s biggest of shoe brands are manufactured here. so you can buy shoes,purses,jeans,tshirts,flipflops,lingerie to your hearts content at very reasonable rates. Every taxidriver to Yatch rower is a die hard fan of Arijit Singh. They do not understand any Hindi but normally people listen to popular bollywood songs.
If you are solo,you can dowload the app for <strong>[title]</strong> taxi called GOjek. The presence of Chinese community is quite strong. Majority of the population follows Islam but they are very proud of their ancient Hindu roots. Two things may irk you – English is not understood by the majority of the people and street food doesn’t have much variety. But people are lovely.
I would love to go to Bali which is nothing less than a <strong>[title]</strong> . Now here comes the anticlimax-FOR tourists the visa is completely free in Indonesia. I had the wrong information and didnot care to check beforehand. Anyway before visiting any country,it’s safe to read about it on its official website. Rules keep changing.For adults or teens, we have tech items including phone cases and accessories, wireless chargers, headphones, earphones, and most of them are bluetooth.
For kids specifically we have lots of the <strong>[title]</strong> youtuber toys and merch, we have bath bombs and kid friendly make up kits, and a ton of different toys. We carry some name brand items like Disney which include Marvel, Star Wars, and Disney princesses, especially from Tangled and Frozen. We have board games, puzzles, toys, plushies, posters, balls, slippers, clothes, and learning kits.
We also have a room section that carries a variety of <strong>[title]</strong> from blankets and pillows, candles, lava lamps, salt lamps, waterglobes, little plant accents, essential oils with an aroma diffuser, hangers, baskets, string lights, picture frames, and so much more.We have a variety of books ranging from create your own journal where you answer questions and create your own story books which sell fast. We have craft kits for almost any and everything imaginable. Both for girls and boys.
Also we carry a lot of Harry Potter merch and that’s a <strong>[title]</strong> seller as well. I wanted to elaborate that we have good toys for both boys and girls. For boys we have trucks, hotwheels, romote control cars, WWE figures, paw patrol, PJ masks, and lots of other toys. For girls we have Disney princess dolls, barbie dolls, polly pocket, styling heads, my little pony, and so much more.
From a strictly physical, mechanical point of <strong>[title]</strong> , the simplest knife has a single bevel. Each side is an absolutely flat surface. Each side of the blade a perfect plane. The two planes intersect at an angle, forming the edge. At the spine of the knife, they are separated by a small amount. The angle between the two bevel facets is the bevel angle. A more acute bevel angle will be perceived as sharper, at least initially, but will be very delicate, possibly too delicate for use.
The most effective edge, all other things being <strong>[title]</strong> , will be achieved when the bevel surface is absolutely flat. Or hollowground, but we will get to that later. TO sharpen any knife, steel must be removed. Steel is ground away in a controlled manner from both sides until an edge is formed at the intersection of the two bevel faces. This is the simple view. Real world issues we will get to, shortly.
In our simple model, the entire side of the blade is the <strong>[title]</strong> face. It is like a simple wedge. However, removing steel from such a large area while maintaining perfect flatness is surprisingly difficult. One sloppy stroke on the stone can undo a hundred carefully and perfectly applied strokes. Plus at most common and handy blade shapes, particularly in regard to width of the blade and thickness at the spine, the bevel angle will be impossibly acute and the edge much too fragile, maybe even too fragile to bring into existence at all.
The solution is to have a fairly thin blade but to <strong>[title]</strong> the spine off the stone by a carefully controlled amount, always being careful to maintain the exact same angle between the blade and the stone or other sharpening media. The relatively thin blade can be pushed easily through the substance being cut. The more robust edge achieved with the more obtuse bevel angle resists damage and wear.
The smaller surface area of the <strong>[title]</strong> face will hone more easily, with less time and effort and less wear to the honing surface, be it stone, lapping film, sandpaper, whatever.An edge that must cut easily but that needs to be particularly tough can have a compound bevel. The primary bevel is applied as described above, but then the spine of the knife is raised higher in the finish stage, and given a few laps on the finest stone, forming a secondary bevel at a steeper angle, but one with extremely small faces that does not have to shoulder material aside with as much force to keep the edge cutting.
With a compound bevel, the <strong>[title]</strong> toughness is increased by a large factor, while the ease of cutting is decreased only slightly.Many knives are sharpened with only a single stage or grit rating. For many common tasks, this is quite okay but if you examine such an edge under magnification and a bright light, you will see that the bevel face has a pattern of deep scratches and where these scratches meet at the edge, the intersection of the two bevel faces, there is a rough, toothy profile.
The bevel is flat but not finely <strong>[title]</strong> . When a very smooth edge is needed, the sharpening process must be continued on a finer stone or other media. This refines the bevel surface and thus refines the edge. Coarser media removes more steel, often steel that does not need to be removed. One way to “ruin” a knife is to frequently sharpen it on too-coarse media, and grind away enough steel to change the very geometry of the blade, or make the blade physically smaller.
The bevel IS the edge. Without a <strong>[title]</strong> bevel there is no good edge. You can apply an incredibly high polish to an incomplete bevel and still have an edge that does not cut effectively. You can polish a turd and make it a very shiny, beautiful turd, but it is still only a turd. The bevel must be properly set, at least once, and again if the edge is seriously damaged by rough use or by unskilled and heavy-handed honing.
Most people set the bevel in two <strong>[title]</strong> . In the first stage, one side is honed until a burr is raised, then the other. In the second stage, the burr is honed away, leaving behind a completely set bevel with no artifacts. A burr is most easily raised with pressure. Pressing down firmly on the stone creates a burr by removing steel until the edge is thin enough to be flexible and easily deflected.
Slurry is particles of abrasive from the <strong>[title]</strong> , suspended in the honing fluid. It is the enemy of the burr. It is also the enemy of the finest possible edge. So, slurry can indeed be used on the bevel setting stone when removing the burr but should not be used with the finer stones as the bevel face is polished.Fair to say we were certainly second best in the opening 45 on chances created and yet for one of the few times this season, we entered the 2nd period with the bit between our collective fangs.
Both sides came out the <strong>[title]</strong> eager, with Atalanta doing most the offensive work in the first half hour in which they created several decent chances to score. Whilst we were far from awful, that same plague of individual errors disjointed our play as we kept gifting possession in dangerous areas to the hosts.Kulu at the near post was foiled. Before Chiesa hit the post with the goal gaping after a rare touch of class from Ronaldo, who was otherwise anonymous and off the pace.
Far from deflated the <strong>[title]</strong> italian then picked up the ball on the edge of the box, spotted the impressive Kulu, a crisp one-two and this time Chiesa made no mistake to regain the lead with the goal which proved the winner.Atalanta could well have drawn level late on, yet Muriel fluffed his lines and Juve ran out winners, ceding no more chances and looking lively on the break.
Once again, Juan was a <strong>[title]</strong> monster, his engine superb, biting tackles, delivering intelligent balls into the box and he never stopped running, fighting, inspiring his team mates to stay on the front foot. He is certainly to be considered for player of the season as his form of late has been top drawer.Mckennie was poor until given licence to move often into his more natural role bombing forward to add some presence centrally up top.
The cup victory is <strong>[title]</strong> after such a hideous season, and I am mostly happy for Buffon, perhaps also Chiellini, neither of whom may be present next season. Yet this success has been achieved through playing against two decent sides. For me, the league campaign and CL is where I look for a barometer of our progress and on both measures we have gone quickly downhill. With the coppa italia nowhere near enough to excuse nor forget this.
I still expect us to gain <strong>[title]</strong> league qualification this coming weekend, as I have assumed we would throughout this wretched period. My concern remains that achieving this will be enough to keep Pirlo and his coaching staff in their roles for next season.Both the performance, at least of the 2nd half, and victory, add a hint of respectability to our faltering campaign. I sincerely hope that Pirlo can finish his tenure at the club by securing the CL qualification.
Manchester City and Arsenal are a <strong>[title]</strong> above Liverpool at present. While Chiesa provides added depth in attack, Liverpool still lacks personnel in key areas. This is Slot’s first season, and it will take some time before he can imprint his philosophy on this team. I expect City and Arsenal to be comfortably top 2. Liverpool will aim to make the top 4 this season and I would say it would be a poor season if they don’t.
Buying Chiesa is surely a <strong>[title]</strong> that you need to take. Considering the price, it is a calculated risk. Coach Thiago is planning long term and sometimes you have the gut feeling and know when a player does not suit into your future Juventus plans.Liverpool has a formidable forward line but you still need good reserves in the several tournments they are participating.
To hire a player who has no <strong>[title]</strong> of getting a first team play is difficult. Hence, Chiesa is a win win situation for both clubs and player. He is a short term fit but you never know, he may just want to redeem his fading career and perform to expectations and accelerate and elevate the standing order among the forwards in LFC. It is also a motivation to the other forwards that they cannot slack as the reserves are ready to jump queue.
The fact that <strong>[title]</strong> tried their luck getting Chiesa too speaks wonders!! Finally, it is too early to conclude the rationale and success of the decision. Time will tell and hopefully heals the past wounds of one of the past heroes of the Euro Championship for Champions Italy. Opportunity for him to brush up his English too and time for Lpool to look at more of the Series A players in future with Chiesa as our soccer ambassador to lure the good and strong players. Diversity in LFC is one of our strengths.
Because the talking heads in <strong>[title]</strong> have promoted him in a way that has convinced fans and themselves that whenever James succeeds, it’s to his credit, but whenever he fails, it’s the fault of his teammates. And that type of narcissism pisses people off. It’s as if they expect him to fail, so the media narrative is created specifically to insulate LeBron from failure, so that whenever he does succeed, we’re supposed to act like it’s more than what it really is.
This is the biggest reason <strong>[title]</strong> hate LeBron James, because he is not Michael Jordan. They may be comparable, but there are some clear, solid lines separating the two of them, and for that matter, separating LeBron from all great champions of the past.Past a certain point, blaming bad teammates and bad teams for the failures of the most hyped and (self)-promoted athlete of his generation gets a bit old. Especially since he gets to pick his own teammates.
LeBron James is truly the King of the <strong>[title]</strong> . The four-time MVP and two-time NBA Champion has dominated the league since he has come into it, and at the moment he is without a doubt the league’s best player.
On top of his playing skills, it’s becoming more and more apparent each day how great of a person James really is. People point at “The Decision” as if it’s a defining trait that casts LeBron as a villain. It couldn’t be farther from the truth.
Whether you like LeBron as a <strong>[title]</strong> or not is one thing, but to question his character is just plan naive. Many superstar athletes reach a point where they are tired of dealing with the constant attention that the media and fans pour on to them. With James, this just simply isn’t the case.There are many stories of James stopping to sign autographs, take pictures, talk to kids, and show his appreciate for fans.
Many people despise having to <strong>[title]</strong> for jury duty. Technically, we are lawfully bound to go when we are summoned, but many people pretend they never received their summons in the mail or they just skip it straight up.James not only performed his civic duty, he also went to social media to boast about it by tweeting that he was heading to jury duty.
This one ties into the <strong>[title]</strong> James as well, but it also encompasses the overall dedicated person that LeBron is.
He trains around the calendar, including yoga, advanced training techniques, extreme weight training, and other strenuous activities on a daily basis. He’s known to spend incredible numbers of hours, refining his game and maintaining his status as the best in the league.
LeBron has no issue with <strong>[title]</strong> his joy. Whether it be during the regular season messing around with teammates and reporters, or dancing around after winning his first NBA title, James’ charisma can be felt my millions of fans who’ve never met the man.He also uses this to be a great leader. His teammates respect him, and his ability to head the group is uncanny. Follow the King and you will be rewarded lavishly.
We’ve <strong>[title]</strong> discussed King James coming back to play for his first team, the Cleveland Cavaliers. What it says about the type of person James is though is why it has it’s own spot on our list.It takes a lot of guts and courage to come back to play for a team and city that scorned you so much when you originally left. Instead of getting angry with Cavs fans for expressing hatred towards him, James approached the situation with grace and understanding.
Fans in <strong>[title]</strong> forgave LeBron when he returned, but really he should of been the one forgiving them for all of the hate they directed his way. James never looked at it that way though; he’s just happy to be back playing close to home, striving to complete the ultimate goal for his city.As the Vice President of the National Basketball Players Association, James has begun taking a bigger role in the direction of the league and how players overall conduct themselves.
There are quite a <strong>[title]</strong> athletes that make human mistakes, but because of their stature and fame we consider them to be poor role models.LeBron James has never gotten into trouble, which in itself is positive, given his notoriety and the number of young people who look up to him.James has never let the spotlight keep him for emitting a positive image for the younger generation.
In this day and age, with the <strong>[title]</strong> of social media and the incredibly in depth coverage that professional sports endure, LeBron James has brilliantly handled his intense fame while never letting it change the type of person he is.An example of LeBron’s humanity came at an airport in Oklahoma City. The Heat were waiting for their plan to receive fuel, while at the same time a number of military personal were waiting for their helicopters to be filled up as well.
Some of the uniformed men asked to take <strong>[title]</strong> with the players, but Miami’s security detail said no. That’s when James stepped in.There have been plenty of other famous athletes over the past century, but James is unique. Jordan is the only individual who has garnered the same sort of notoriety, but during his time people weren’t constantly on their smart phones reading every little detail about him.
He is a really good <strong>[title]</strong> player. And depending on when and who you asked, he was/is the best in the NBA. Personally I think he was at one point, but not anymore. And I do not consider him in the conversation of GOAT. I don’t even consider him greatest at his position.What’s more to the question isn’t whether he is overrated but more how underrated his teammates are and were.
People say all the time “Lebron would have won 3 straight, two times if he’d been surrounded by the <strong>[title]</strong> Jordan had.” Jordan had Pippen and that was really it. Horace Grant and Rodman were not extraordinary talents. I’m not even sure they are in the HOF. Nope, Lebron was surrounded by even more talent in an extremely lopsided way and yet still managed to choke a few times.
Getting back to <strong>[title]</strong> , what incentive does the LeBron have to cheat? Well, he has hundreds of millions of dollars and access to the best scientists on the planet. The longer he continues to defy father time, the further his legacy ascends. He’s already arguably the best, but with a few more great seasons, the “arguably” goes away. He also could capture the all-time scoring title. I’d call that quite a bit of incentive and means.
It would be ruinous the <strong>[title]</strong> popularity in the extreme. It would lead people to ask a lot of unpleasant question about which other athletes have been doing the same. But mostly, it would destroy the NBA’s marketing icon.If you believe that incentives drive behaviors, it’s hard to imagine why he wouldn’t be using the finest PEDs available. There’s always a mystique about players that played before the 90’s because we don’t have all the data, stats etc as we have today.
Skills wise and fundamentals he is <strong>[title]</strong> from the best player. His shooting form has been consistently mediocre. His footwork is by far the worst with his consistent ability to travel. His left hand drives are some of the worst I’ve seen for a player of that caliber. His mental drive to play consistently and be relentless like Kobe and Jordan is lacking. Teams have been able to expose his weaknesses and use them to their advantage.
Besides people in his <strong>[title]</strong> circle, the people that are going to have the most contact with him are members of the media. The fact that you’re asking this means you probably aren’t media. You could start a LA Lakers blog and attempt to get credentials to games. That would be hard and if you aren’t already doing it, you likely have no credibility. Given LeBron’s personal wealth, you might think that the latter would be an insignificant factor, but historically, NBA players have for the most part taken the highest offer on the table.
While it is true that Cleveland has not <strong>[title]</strong> the best pieces around him, part of the responsibility for that should probably be shared by LeBron – his limited term contracts.He has done a lot for Akron communities, from donating millions to sending kids to school. also, he personally donated millions to his old school SVSM. SVSM even named a gym after him, something kobe can never do.
I bring this up not because I believe <strong>[title]</strong> would win, but because despite what other answers may say, we don’t really know and no one can really be sure. In part, this is because (of course) we never got to see the two play against each other, but more importantly, LeBron has legitimately brought himself into the conversation with Jordan as the most skilled and competitive basketball players ever.
Surprisingly, LeBron seems to profile as a <strong>[title]</strong> better scorer while Jordan as the better defender. Admittedly, these are aggregate metrics and they are influenced by teammates, offensive gameplan, etc, but they are also a good starting point and likely directionally accurate.The side-by-side stats comparison makes me think a match up between the two would be awfully close.
I used to think his Decision in Miami was <strong>[title]</strong> ; while I still think even he would not choose to do things the same way if he could go back in time, I’ve been reminded that his TV announcement did raise millions for charitable causes, and I’ve seen all the other ways throughout the years where he’s done his best to use his basketball-related influence for the greater good of society.
From a business and <strong>[title]</strong> perspective, being in LA and playing for the Lakers is as good as it gets. He already has the exposure but being in LA puts him closer to the decision makers and allows him to learn more about the opportunities which exist. LeBron is smart enough to recognize that he’s essentially heading into the end of his career and he wants to position himself to be in a location where he’s not new.
He has been playing sports at a <strong>[title]</strong> age, starting football at the age of nine and eventually learned how to play basketball at 9 from his local football coach Frank Walker. During his junior year at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School, he played football and basketball and was regarded a top recruit for both sports, meaning he could’ve played in the NFL or the NBA if he wanted to.
He works on his game with <strong>[title]</strong> elite athletes at his house, consisting of grueling workouts that many other athletes call “Hell Week”. As mentioned before, he taught himself how to play Power Forward during the  season, and started practicing with the Heat centers everyday instead of the guards. Each and every year, he’s improved his field goal percentage and seems to have never stopped declining ever since he’s joined the NBA.
That’s always been my mindset. I can’t cheat the <strong>[title]</strong> . You only have so long to play this game at a high level and I want to do my part to make sure I’m still progressing”. During practices, this guy works so hard that he sometimes keeps the bus (that takes the team from practice to the hotel they stay at) for hours in the parking lot to work on his game and won’t leave until he’s satisfied with how much he worked.
He is one of the most highly-scrutinized athletes in the <strong>[title]</strong> of professional sports. He’s been in the NBA for a decade now and was the most hyped athlete since Wilt Chamberlain and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Even in high-school, people said he was going to be the greatest player of all time, and he’s had to live up to that standard ever since he started playing basketball. Every mistake he’s made, for every moment of weakness, for every time we catch a glimpse of potential failure in LeBron.
LeBron seeks the attention. An example is when he started the <strong>[title]</strong> “I am more than an athlete” in response to a reporter not even worth naming telling him to shut and dribble. LeBron takes issues and promotes it under his name. He likes getting people back if they wrong him. He wants to get the last laugh.
This brings me back to the point I was trying to <strong>[title]</strong> earlier with the flexing and taunting. LeBron flexes both on and off the court. He will continue to look humble as long as people perceive him to be humble. Once you tell him he is arrogant, he will try to shut you down.All three are still cops wanting the same thing… we are the suspect in question. We see the good cop and see that he is indeed more warm hearted but reality is, he just doesn’t want to seem like a bad cop.
LeBron could provide elite level defense and <strong>[title]</strong> anywhere from point guard to power forward, and with his size and athletic ability, he could probably even be an all-star center. I’m not sure if you could ever say that about anyone else. Magic Johnson did quite memorably start at center one time in the NBA Finals, but I don’t think it’s something he did often.
This being said, most transplant surgeons won’t operate on your head until your baldness is <strong>[title]</strong> matured or they have seen clearly where your hairline would mature to if the male pattern baldness continued its path. In Lebron’s case, it seems to have solved his hairline recession with the donor area behind his head. I’m not exactly sure if that is two scars on the back of his head or one.
The similarities between the two are striking as both <strong>[title]</strong> to define their respective generations. Lebron is arguably more famous at this point than MJ especially coming up in a social media generation. James will obviously never have the culture impact with his shoe line that Jordan brand did, but Nike still felt good enough about his sales to sign him to a lifetime deal. Once James retires and is able to fully focus on his business I expect he will join MJ in the billionaire club relatively quickly, although I’m not sure if he can ever catch him.
Now idk how many of you <strong>[title]</strong> that new movie Air, but this is roughly what it’s about. Michael Jordan as a rookie was recruited to basically be exclusively Nikes. Companies HAD already been doing this but they never tried to focus on one player. What they found out though is that if the player is talented enough, people will buy whatever they market. So with this and the most successful shoe basketball brand of all time, Nike started a trend among corporations and sports television.
Sports channels around the <strong>[title]</strong> time started to also realize that narratives attracted way way way more viewers than pure basketball so they started adding those in, to make these unattainable athletic pinnacle humans seem more, well human. Celebrities the further you go back have less and less of a publicized narrative, that’s because they only realized pretty recently the power of projection.
Brands formed around one <strong>[title]</strong> big ticket, big talent, pinnacle athlete to market their product to the suckers sitting at home. And while the player was literally marketing for you just by walking and breathing, the sports channels like ESPN would tell you all about a players life, upbringing, struggles, make you feel sympathetic enough to feel that you can become a celebrity if you’ve had a shitty life.
So Lebron James is a very good <strong>[title]</strong> player which makes him famous, but the reason he’s world renowned billionaire famous basketball legend isn’t mostly because of his skill with a ball, it’s because of his skill of the deal. He managed to negotiate the position of power he was already put in by the NBA to something much larger. The brands backed him, the nba did, they gave him a story, gave him a brand, winded him up, and let him do his thing while they promoted it everywhere.
There’s a lot of <strong>[title]</strong> surrounding this topic, but his father is believed to be a man named Anthony McClelland. He abandoned LeBron after birth, and he had an extensive criminal record and was never involved in his son’s life. This can be done from a quick Google search.Throughout his career, James has played for multiple teams in the NBA. He had two successful stints with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Off the court, James has been a <strong>[title]</strong> figure in social activism and philanthropy. He has used his platform to address social issues, advocate for equality, and support various charitable causes. He established the LeBron James Family Foundation, which focuses on providing educational opportunities and support to underserved children and families.
LeBron James’ impact on <strong>[title]</strong> is immense. His dominance on the court, his leadership, and his ability to elevate the play of his teammates have made him one of the most influential players in the modern era. James’ commitment to social justice and community involvement has also solidified his status as a role model and a powerful voice in the sports world.
There are only a handful of <strong>[title]</strong> who didn’t play much high school ball. Limited college experience is more likely but most have some. Being a pro player means that they spend a lot of time playing. Especially today with the AAU being so influential in young player development, these guys live and breathe the sport from a young age. Oftentimes, these pro players have already competed with and against each other since they were kids.