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Important Message: As with all semi permanent and permanent hair dye, please perform a test patch on your hair before applying all over. Customers who are allergic to this dye may find skin irritation or rash. Please contact Bigen Corporate Office if allergic reaction occurs. 1-800-848-4980
1. Assemble everything you need: the contents of the Bigen pack, plastic or glass bowl or cup and a non-metal stirrer, plastic or rubber gloves, cape or used towel, brush, cold cream.
2. Do not pre-shampoo your hair unless it is very oily or treated with metallic color such as hair color spray or henna compound or any other material that might interfere with Bigen coloring. Cover the upper part of your body with the towel or cape. Apply a thin coating of cold cream along the hairline to guard against any traces of tint around the hairline.
3. Pour Bigen Permanent Powder Hair Color into the plastic or glass cup or bowl. Add tap water at room temperature (DO NOT use hot water) in the following proportion to make a paste: - 1 bottle Bigen Powder, 5 Bigen measuring cups of water (2 fl oz) - 1 bottle Bigen Powder, 2 Bigen measuring cups of water (1 fl oz) - 1 bottle Bigen Powder, 1 Bigen measuring cups of water (1 fl oz)
4. Then quickly apply Bigen Hair Color mixture to the dry or towel dry hair with a brush. If you are partially gray haired, start application where the hair is most gray, making sure every hair strand is thoroughly covered. After application is complete, begin timing. It usually takes 20-30 minutes for the hair color to develop and cover gray. (DO NOT use dryer or cap.)
5. Your color results depend on your current color or hair conditions. After 10 minutes, check your color by wiping a strand with cotton every few minutes until the desired color is achieved. Failure to perform a strand test may result in darker shade than expected.
6. Now rinse Bigen thoroughly from the hair with warm water. Then wash the hair with mild shampoo until the water runs completely clear and free of color.
7. Low pH conditioner is recommended for satisfactory results.
Water-activated Bigen hair color powder is an ammonia-free way to color your hair without lifting your original color. This gentle hair color is the perfect way to brighten your look or cover those pesky gray strands.
True Color/ Covers The GrayI started letting my hair go natural. Perms and dyes were not working well. I started using Bigen about a year ago. It covers the gray very well. I am about 30% gray.. in the front. Recently I started to notice balding around my edges. I am not sure if its the dye or something else. I came to this website to see if anyone else was having the same problem. I really like the product but wonder if I am having some issues with it now. Would greatly appreciate feedback.May 27, 2016Denise W.HAIR TYPEDark Brown / Curly Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Great Dyei have thin/fine indian hair that was chemically treated w/ highlights. i've used this about 5-10 times and i've never had an allergic reaction (note that i am allergic to some fruits/pollens) but my scalp was fine. my hair is shiny, scalp feels actually cleaner, the color covers grey easily and quickly and it doesnt fade when using hot styling tools like most other dyes. usually when i try to dye over my highlights the dark color fades quickly and the highlights start showing again. i love this product b/c this does not happen!
i noticed less hair loss than when i use other drugstore dyes (and trust me i've used them all) this stuff is great, it's done in 15 minutes, theres no horrible smell that makes you want to pass out like other dyes. i highly recommend but after reading reviews please do a patch test as you may be allergic to products contained in the powder.
(PS - dark brown comes out as a very dark black so if looking for a black thats a little more natural i would actually go with the dark brown shade)
Feb 23, 2014KarenHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Oily Hair / Color Treated Hair / Fine or Thin Hair
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Agree With The Positive ReviewsI used this product for the first time last night and had a positive experience.
I like that it's fast and easy. I only used it to color grays and I used a brush to apply, careful to not work into the scalp. I have dark drown hair and the new color is very rich - just a tad darker than my natural color. The length of my hair is slightly lighter brown but it must not be that noticeable b/c no one has remarked on it.
I can see why it would be too dark for some people. Luckily, I only left it on for 20 minutes. Next time, I may even try 15 to see if it's a shade lighter.
I completely agree with the review that says it takes some experimenting, but every color/ manufacturer does.Aug 9, 2013Dani / LAHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Easy Low Maintenance ColorI understand that some people have terrible allergic reactions to this product, so first test! I have fine, medium brown hair and I have had a very hard time to cover my grays with regular hair dyes, either self applied or done by the hair dressers. Also, because my hair is very fine, I have to wash it every other day and the color is usually faded long before the supposed 4-6 weeks are over, after about 10 days. With Bigen, I can cover the grays well, it is even, and the color stays forever. The only difficulty is not to get it too dark. So I started to only do the roots, and only for 20 min. or less, which seems to work. It is still darker than I would like it to be, but so hassle free that I still prefer it. It takes some experimenting, but from my experience, every color does.Jul 20, 2013Therese B. / New YorkHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Fine or Thin Hair
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Great Product!!I use this product, and I purchase it at Walmart.
My hair color is black, it's a mixed texture, my mom is
white my dad is black, I have that kind of long healthy, thick hair
that is easy to work with, and you can even stretch your ideas,
color and perm and style all in the same day.
I bought this product because because I am 51 and had a hair
full of gray, I had tried so many products, but none did any
thing with the gray.
I used it this way I wash my hair until I feel no oils, making it squeak
clean. I wait a full 24 hours, then I apply the dye to my hair, I wait
30 minutes, but if my scalp starts tingling, I was the dye out, if not
I wait 45 minutes.
My results were amazing, and I liked it, because I looked 10 years
I wouldn't recommend it putting this or no other product, in your hair,
if your hair is already unhealthy, I think its a great product for the
black race, as well as the mixed race. I also hear it works well with
chinese people.
ADVICE...before putting anything in your hair, take a small section
of your hair and test the product. I also don't reccommend this product
for chemically treated hair.
and mixed races
Final thoughts:Jun 7, 2013Nanette / Baltimore, MarylandHAIR TYPEBlack / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Wow!!!best hair product iv ever used,i have dark brown hair that has been damaged by bleaching, dyes,this is the only one that leaves it healthy,darker than i would like but puts the shine back into my hair,everyone loves it. new packaging now comes with gloves :-)))) will never use anything else again.|!Mar 5, 2013Lia F.HAIR TYPEDark Brown / Color Treated Hair
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Bigen Hair DydThe first two times I used bigen, It was fine. The third time my hair came out. My scalp is very irritated and I have pus and blisters. I decided to check the reviews and others have had the same results. I hope my hair grows back and I been useing anitbiotics on my scalp. DO NOT TAKE CHANCES. Not worth it!!!
Sincerely!!Dec 23, 2012Janice G. / KCMOHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Normal Hair
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Always Go Back To BigenHave tried many hair color products over the years and I always go back to Bigen. I love that I only need to mix what is needed for touch up and it always covers the gray. You do have to be careful to not leave it on too long as it can turn your hair black. It doesn't fade out or lift hair color.Oct 31, 2012Lee AnnHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Normal Hair
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Thought I Hit It On The MarkI have fine dark brown hair with about 30% grey I touch up my hair frequently as I work in show business and they see everything! This color has been much easier on my hair and scalp than peroxide or ammonia. I have been using it for abou 8 months. Til now my hair has been much shinier and the color much truer. Recently my scalp has become sensitive to Bigen and my hair has been shedding. Could be that while it was fine at first I've developed a sensitivity to the product. Will try scalp consitioning treatment before I give up on this.Sep 11, 2012Lynn Ann / New York CityHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Dry Hair / Fine or Thin Hair
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Biggest Mistake Of My LifeAt first I thought this was the best hair dye I ever ran across. I've always found it hard to find a black hair color that covered my grey. I used this product almost 2 months ago and up until 3 weeks ago I noticed my hair coming out more than it should. I have white spots in my head and there is no hair in those spots. I wish I could figure out how to stop my hair from coming out. I've already cut it but I'd rather not cut anymore.Sep 6, 2012April B. / Garland, TxHAIR TYPEBlack / Thick or Coarse Hair / Relaxed Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Ellen Feingold, Project Curator: Money in Africa, British Museum
When conducting archival research, historians look for documents that can help them to better understand people, events, and objects from the past. Rarely, however, does an historian looking through documents at archives come across objects inside files. It is even more unusual to discover objects that not only help to piece together an historical narrative, but are the subject of the research itself.
As a Project Curator for the Money in Africa project at the British Museum, I am conducting research on counterfeiting in British colonial Africa. One of the goals of my research is to understand how British colonial authorities thought about and responded to counterfeiting in colonial Africa during the twentieth century. A key source for this research is the Colonial Office files at the National Archives at Kew (UK). These files hold correspondence, memos, and internal minutes that have helped to shed light on how authorities in London reacted to counterfeiting across the British Empire.
Some of the correspondence in the archives is focused on keeping officials in the Colonial Office up-to-date with respect to recent counterfeiting cases and related issues in the colonies in Africa. Yet officials in the colonies not only wrote to the Colonial Office and Currency Boards in London about counterfeiting, they also sent evidence of the problem, including actual counterfeit notes and coins. These objects were small and light, typically encased in relatively plain envelopes. It seems that they have remained with the correspondence since the 1930s.
Finding these objects in the files was thrilling, not only because the experience of discovering objects in an archive is exceptional, but because of the unique way in which they can enhance my research. By examining the counterfeit notes and coins confiscated in West Africa in the 1930s, I am able to collect evidence to help me answer questions about counterfeiting in colonial Africa that documents alone cannot provide. For example, were these counterfeit notes and coins 'good' imitations of the legal tender? With access to the counterfeit coins and notes in the archives, I can compare them to the authentic legal tender held in the British Museum's collection. This enables me to judge whether counterfeit currency specimen could have easily passed for legal tender or were poor imitations that could have been deemed fake by a person with an untrained eye. This information is useful in thinking about how counterfeits circulated and who detected them.
Furthermore, having found counterfeit currency opens up the possibility of querying what materials and tools people in the colonies used when making counterfeit coins and notes. Colonial authorities speculated about the means of production and materials, but finding and handling the counterfeit money allows me to consider whether their judgements were correct.
Though counterfeit notes and coins were the primary concern among colonial authorities, the Colonial Office was also worried about unauthorized use of images of British colonial currencies. In the 1930s, Japanese manufacturers produced silk handkerchiefs and cigarette cases that depicted West African Currency Board and East African Currency Board notes and exported them to African colonies (see images above and below). Upon learning about these items, colonial administrators sent samples to London, so that the Colonial Office and Currency Boards could decide whether they were a cause for alarm and how to curb their circulation in Africa.
A Japanese handkerchief depicting an East African Currency Board note was the first object I found in the archives. I was surprised to learn that the somewhat bland description of these handkerchiefs in the documents did not do them justice. Made from silk and dyed vibrant colours along the edges, it is easy to see their appeal to buyers.
Seeing the handkerchief raised many questions for me: Why were notes used as decoration? Who bought the handkerchiefs? What did the image of currency on the handkerchief mean to those who bought them? Did the presence of the note on the handkerchief matter to buyers or did the handkerchiefs circulate because they were colourful and attractive?
Though I will not be able to answer all of these questions with the evidence available, the discovery of this object in the archives, as well as the others, has served as a valuable reminder that while archival documents alone can tell a story, objects can enhance and even challenge that story in unexpected ways.
Note: after discovering these objects, I handed them to the National Archives information desk with the relevant files, so they could be examined by their staff.
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February 23rd, 2012
The boy who's about to live.
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The boy who's about to live.
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Ahh the Alucard and Integra cosplay pregnancy pic what more could you ask for
Hellsing is an Anime and Manga, 🙂 They did a great job as Alucard and Integra
Oh goodness.. that's my ex. hahaha oh gosh.
i see mom and dad just love cosplay[costume play for those confused by this pic,look up "anime convention pictures" on google you will grasp it,it is kind of like a star trek convention only for anime people.] nothing wrong with that at all. i think their baby will be adorable,they are both very cute in those costumes 🙂
all cosplayers are a bit awkward,but honestly isn't it the adorable picture that counts,dad listening to moms belly.
Don't care if they're from HP, Hellsing, or if they're Lucy and Desi – they are a very good-looking couple and I bet their baby is gorgeous.
I know these two. This made me laugh quite a bit. Thank you.
*SNERK* Hello, Integra. Carrying Alucard's baby? I know it's impossible, given who he really is and What he is, but it's still hilarious to me. Nice Integra and Alucard costumes, by the way.
Oh and people. Not Harry Potter. It's from an anime called Hellsing. Look it up. This is also something called Cosplay. Look it up. There are wikis for these two things.
Fuuny thing is…I think I know these two.
Why hasn't anyone mentioned that this is Hellsing, not Harry Potter!?
I actually count it being mentioned over 6 times. Reading is hard???
So is punctuation, apparently. Why do people put question marks after statements?
Because he meant it as a question, i.e. "You feel OK?". The English language doesn't really allow clear punctuation of statements/questions. He's sarcastically asking "Is reading hard?" while also stating, clearly it is given the fact that she did not see the six times Hellsing was mentioned previously. Making a statement into a question is basic communication. OK?
Thats what I was going to say!!! What the heck makes anyone think that this is Harry Potter?? I have never seen anyone who looks like Alucard in Harry Potter >.<
OK, really cute blue-eyed blonde chick…
omg – I die. So funny.
Definitely Hellsing. It's still creepy, though.
Does anyone else think those have to be those fake color contacts?
Amish ultrasound?
Best comment ever! That's great!
I agree…that's too funny!!!
Let's all agree to stop using the phrase "best ______ ever!"
That seems pretty unreasonable.
Help me out please. I've caught on from the 17 million comments that this is NOT Harry Potter. However, what is "cosplay"?
My question too! Inquiring minds want to know.
It's roleplaying. Cosplay (コスプレ kosupure?), short for "costume play",[1] is a type of performance art in which participants don costumes and accessories to represent a specific character or idea. Characters are often drawn from popular fiction in Japan, but recent trends have included American cartoons and science fiction.[citation needed] Favorite sources include manga, anime, tokusatsu,[clarification needed] comic books, graphic novels, video games, hentai and fantasy movies.
Ah, thanks for the info, I'm much to old to be involved in that. 🙂
As is everyone over the age of 9.
You'd be surprised, not only do people older than you cosplay, but you do it once a year if you dress up for Halloween (yes adults have costume parties too).
The youngest cosplayer I ever met was 2, the oldest appeared to be around 90 and this is what he told me: "You're NEVER too old."
And for what it's worth, if you've seen Hellsing you don't mess with people who dress the part.
So it's a kid's birthday party then?!
I've never seen or read any of the Harry Potter series but that was the first thing that popped into my head when I saw this utterly bizarre photo. God help that kid.
I looked it up too, wikipedia was very informative, learned something new today. LOL 🙂
Thats funny, I thought it was the cosine of something.
Really? I was thinking it was the sine since it's so odd.
Tangential lol!
I'm completely confused over the fact that they're both clearly wearing wigs.
Ok, so I'm not the only one who is totally baffled by this. The whole thing is beyond bizarre.
"Get on your knees and tell me you love me!"
^ made my day
Why is Hermoine in a Slytherin cloak?
Baby Harry Potter about to be.
Alright, I kind of hate myself for knowing this, but this is actually Hellsing, not Harry Potter, that they're cosplaying. Which, really, makes the caption even funnier when you realize that the guy pressed up against baby is supposed to be a vampire. Nerd tweakery aside, I love the ridiculousness of this photo.
*giggling* I love the hell out of you for that. XDDDD
That looks like Hellsing, not Harry Potter.
That's not from Harry Potter. It's from Hellsing, a popular anime. The blonde is Integra Hellsing and the man is Alucard lol
Wow! She's got awesome blue eyes.
Oh, the rest of the picture? Yeah that's pretty awkward.
I wonder what Hellsing character this baby will cosplay when he/she gets older…
Pretty sure that's Hellsing and not Harry Potter. *pushes glasses up on nose*
LOL! Fly your nerd flag proudly.
That's from Hellsing, not Harry Potter.
Ummmm …. those costumes aren't HP costumes. Title and caption FAIL.
This is cosplay of the anime Hellsing, not Harry Potter.
The characters are Alucard (guy in red) and Integra (preggers blonde).
Spelled backwards, they are Dracula and Argetni.
All I can say is "revoluflymachine".
what the…?
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By Gene Phelps/NEMS Daily Journal
TUPELO – Tupelo High School's new athletics director, Andy Schoggin, was raised in football-rich Calhoun County, but he has grown to embrace a well-rounded sports program.
"Friday nights are reserved for football in the fall, but what I want to see is for all our programs to succeed," said the former Bruce Trojans football and basketball player. "I'm for all sports … from cross country on."
Schoggin, 34, comes to Tupelo from Senatobia Junior and Senior High School, where he was principal for two years. He also served five years in the Horn Lake school system, where he was an assistant football coach and assistant principal.
He replaces Danny Porter, who served the school district as a coach and teacher for 33 years, including his last nine as AD.
Schoggin "will do a great job," Porter said. "He brings a young perspective to the job."
Schoggin's hiring was approved Tuesday the Tupelo Public School District Board of Trustees.
A news release from the TPSD says Schoggin was: "… instrumental in implementing an athletic and coaching evaluation process, aided in creating a welcoming environment for sports events and worked on long-range plans to upgrade facilities and increase coaching supplements," while at Senatobia.
"He clearly understands how athletics play a vital role in having an excellent academic program," TPSD superintendent Gearl Loden said. "We are excited to have him and his family as a part of TPSD."
Schoggin has a wife, Monica, an educator, and a 2-year-old son, Anderson.
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The new AD inherits an athletics program that is recognized each year as one of the state's best and most well-rounded. THS has won five of the last nine Clarion-Ledger All-Sports Awards. The Golden Wave program has also been recognized by Sports Illustrated as one of the nation's top 10 programs.
"I'm excited about what Tupelo can offer in athletics, academics and community life," Schoggin said. "Tupelo is a contender every year for the all-sports award. I feel privileged to be a part of it.
"There is such great potential here."
THS principal Jason Harris and first-year football coach Trent Hammond welcomed Schoggin to the Golden Wave family.
"He's full of energy and a lot of good, innovative ideas to keep the tradition of excellence we have in our athletic program," Harris said.
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Studying Off Campus
Seeing and experiencing art first-hand is critical to the development of a young artist. Art majors are encouraged to participate in Augustana's study abroad programs, as well as special opportunities through the art program that may last from one week to one year. Professors Scott Parsons and Gerry Punt, for example, have led students to Peru during Interim to study art and archeology. Dr. Lindsay Twa supplements the class "Introduction to Art History" with week-long spring break courses in London and New York.
Recent Study Abroad Art Courses
- ART 397: Germany and France — The Sacred in Stained Glass Art
- ART 315: The Art and Archeology of Ancient Peru
Regional and National Opportunities
Augustana is a founding member of the Higher Education Consortium on Urban Affairs (HECUA), through which we participate in rigorous study abroad and off-campus learning. HECUA's Arts for Social Change program is built on the belief that artists are active members of our democracy, and that artistic and cultural expression have the capacity to shape society. We've also sent many of our students around the world through the Upper Midwest Association for Intercultural Education (UMAIE). Recently, we have had students accepted into a semester program in Manhattan at the New York Center for Art and Media Studies.
Closer to home, Sioux Falls nurtures an expanding arts community with an active visual arts scene. Major exhibitions come to the city's several contemporary arts galleries and arts organizations, and student groups and classes have easy access to major regional museums in Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, and Minneapolis-St. Paul.
Recent and current Augustana art majors also find internships at local businesses and organizations, including:
- Fresh Produce
- Electric Pulp
- ImageNation
- Sanford Health
- Koch Hazard Architects
- TSP Architecture
- Avera McKennan Hospital
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Sunday, September 2, 2012
Inspiring FUN Lunches
at Mommy's Kitchen
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Thanks for featuring my lunchbox fun ideas! I get in a rut with making lunches too. I love the tattoo banana idea. Thanks for some great ideas!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing my lunches and all these great ideas and blogs to check out!ReplyDelete
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Oh wow! What a great round up of ideas! This could possibly be enough to take your kid through every year of school and have leftovers for when they have their own kids, lol!! Thank you so much for including my EasyLunchboxes Rachel :)ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for including me in this post! You did a great job pulling a lot of great sites together!ReplyDelete
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Love, Love, Love this list. Some very fun and easy lunch ideas. Sharing on my FB page. Can't wait to do some of these.(Momma's Fun World)ReplyDelete


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Har D. Core
LOL since I was the only one who actually used former pirate names like most of the characters I guess I should change it
Lor D. ofPwnage
Pandaman FOR PRESDIENT
Ray D. Cummings
"With a thrust it's a Spear; with a sweep it's a Naginata, when you hold it, it's a Longsword; a Cane can become each of those things!"-
Kugatachi Danki
Bored? Play BattleDawn
"The Best Strategy MMO Browser Game"
Retar D. Ed
This thread is. Because apparently all One Piece name's have the D initial and have nothing to with real life pirates. Whatever must be done for humor I guess.
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Shakespeare's Restless World is currently being broadcast on BBC Radio 4. Today's episode Shakespeare Goes Global looks at how Shakespeare's audience left the Globe and became the whole world.
Barrie Cook, radio series curator, British Museum
Working with Neil on the Shakespeare's Restless World programmes as series curator, I usually felt I had a pretty good idea of the focus and trajectory of each episode as it reached broadcast point. This was not at all the case for the final programme Shakespeare Goes Global. So many ideas, so many directions, so many locations had been mooted throughout the development of the script that, listening to the final version, my inside knowledge wasn't that much better than anyone else's. For this final blog post, we thought it might be interesting to look at some of the ideas that got away, from some that were dismissed in an instant to others that remained for some time through the development process.
For a while, Shakespeare's impact on popular culture was going to play a big part: a programme that could open with the Beatles ('Lend me your ears and I'll sing you a song', Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, 1967) and end with the Arctic Monkeys ('Oh, there ain't no love, no Montagues or Capulets/ Are just banging tunes and DJ sets and/ Dirty dance-floors, and dreams of naughtiness!'). En route, we'd maybe call in on foreign-language Shakespeare, from the films of Kurosawa and Kozintsev, and dramatic re-workings like Forbidden Planet (The Tempest), My Own Private Idaho (Henry IV) and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (Hamlet) and of course YouTube hits (Green Eggs and Hamlet; the Star Wars Macbeth).
Shakespeare himself began as a purveyor of a vulgar form of entertainment, using understandable language full of references to the world he and his audience inhabited; he used clowns and caricatures and lots of jokes, good, bad and dirty. He wrote song and dance into his plays, some of which were virtually musicals well before Kiss Me Kate and West Side Story, and he set his own words to the pop hits of the day. He revisited other playwrights' work and was happy to collaborate with co-authors, like a Hollywood screen-writer. So perhaps he wouldn't have minded if, in turn, his own words and characters were adopted and adapted by generations of artists and entertainers. Even The Klingon Hamlet.
The core object for this final episode is one from the 20th century, a book of Shakespeare's complete works annotated by prisoners from Robben Island. However, to keep in with the spirit of the series, we felt strongly that we also needed a firm root in the time of Shakespeare. Therefore the impact of the First Folio, the first Collected Works of Shakespeare, would inevitably loom large. Shakespeare himself, it seems, had next to no interest in publishing his plays (unlike Ben Jonson), so it was left to his friends to do it for him after his death.
There is so much to say about the First Folio – how many plays survive only through it, especially for the later part of his career; how important it was in creating the idea of the celebrity author and the cult of Shakespeare; how it changed attitudes to the importance of drama in English. For a while the story of the First Folio in the Bodleian Library, Oxford (acquired hot off the press in the 1620s and with a fascinating history), was going to be the focus of this approach, but it was too much of a digression. A little of this remains in the programme, now focussed on the British Library's First Folio, but much does not.
The interaction of Shakespeare with the BBC from the first broadcast of his work on 16 February 1923 was always going to be important, and remains in the final version of the programme. Inevitably dropping away was the bizarre controversy over the size of Ariel's genitals on the Eric Gill sculpture of Prospero and Ariel on the front of Broadcasting House, arbitrated by a committee of eminent Shakespeareans and medical experts. Any reader of Shakespeare knows that prudery was not one of his characteristics and he would presumably have found this whole business in equal parts baffling and hilarious.
From the 2012 commemorative coinage to the opening ceremony of the Olympics (to take its cue from The Tempest's 'Be not afeard: the isle is full of voices'), Shakespeare is inescapable this year. Yet he always is; we just don't usually focus on his importance so consciously.
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JST, Matthew 16:25–29.
Compare Matthew 16:24–26
25 Then said Jesus unto his disciples, If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross and follow me.
26 And now for a man to take up his cross, is to deny himself all ungodliness, and every worldly lust, and keep my commandments.
27 Break not my commandments for to save your lives; for whosoever will save his life in this world, shall lose it in the world to come.
28 And whosoever will lose his life in this world, for my sake, shall find it in the world to come.
29 Therefore, forsake the world, and save your souls; for what is a man profited, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? Or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul?


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Measuring & Mapping
Where, how far, and how much? People have invented an astonishing array of devices to answer seemingly simple questions like these. Measuring and mapping objects in the Museum's collections include the instruments of the famous—Thomas Jefferson's thermometer and a pocket compass used by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their expedition across the American West. A timing device was part of the pioneering motion studies of Eadweard Muybridge in the late 1800s. Time measurement is represented in clocks from simple sundials to precise chronometers for mapping, surveying, and finding longitude. Everyday objects tell part of the story, too, from tape measures and electrical meters to more than 300 scales to measure food and drink. Maps of many kinds fill out the collections, from railroad surveys to star charts.
"Measuring & Mapping - Overview" showing 2 items.
Non-ductile Tungsten Lamp
- Description
- Thomas Edison and others considered element number 6, carbon, ideal for lamp filaments in part because it has the highest melting point of any element. Element number 74, tungsten, has the next highest melting point but it then existed only as a powder. Attempts to make it into a workable form failed until early in the 1900s when a burst of invention occurred in Europe. A pressing technique called "sintering" (squeezing a material into a dense mass) was adopted by several inventors.
- The most commercially successful design proved to be that of Dr. Alexander Just and Franz Hanaman of Austria. Their work on sintering tungsten was based on a prior sintering process developed by Carl Auer von Welsbach for his filament made of osmium. Just and Hanaman made a tungsten and organic paste, squirted it through a die, baked out the organic material, then sintered the tungsten in a mix of gasses. The resulting filament gave about 8 lumens per watt and lasted 800 hours.
- Another Austrian, Dr. Hans Kutzel, used an electric arc to make a tungsten and water paste. He then pressed, baked, and sintered the tungsten in a manner similar to Just and Hanaman's procedure. Yet another pair of Austrians, Fritz Blau and Hermann Remane, adapted the osmium lamp process (they worked for Welsbach) by making a filament from an osmium and tungsten mix. They soon changed their "Osram" lamp filament to tungsten only. (The German word for tungsten is wolfram.)
- All three filaments were brittle and collectively known as "non-ductile" filaments. Individual filaments could not be made long enough to give the proper electrical resistance, so lamps needed several filaments connected end-to-end. U.S. companies quickly licensed rights to all of the non-ductile patents. This particular lamp was made under license by General Electric and sent to the National Bureau of Standards for use as a standard lamp.
- Lamp characteristics: Medium-screw base with glass insulator. Five single-arch tungsten filaments (in series) with 5 upper and 8 lower support hooks. The stem assembly features soldered connectors, Siemens-type press seal, and a cotton insulator. Tipped, straight-sided envelope with taper at neck.
- Date made
- ca 1908
- date made
- ca. 1908
- maker
- General Electric
- ID Number
- 1992.0342.16
- catalog number
- 1992.0342.16
- accession number
- 1992.0342
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center
Standard Tungsten Lamp
- Description
- Irving Langmuir received a Ph.D. in physical chemistry in 1906 from the University of Göttingen. He studied under Walther Nernst, who had invented a new type of incandescent lamp only a few years before. In 1909 Langmuir accepted a position at the General Electric Research Laboratory in Schenectady, New York. Ironically, he soon invented a lamp that made Nernst's lamp (and others) obsolete.
- Langmuir experimented with the bendable tungsten wire developed by his colleague William Coolidge. He wanted to find a way to keep tungsten lamps from "blackening" or growing dim as the inside of the bulb became coated with tungsten evaporated from the filament. Though he did not solve this problem, he did create a coiled-tungsten filament mounted in a gas-filled lamp—a design still used today.
- Up to that time all the air and other gasses were removed from lamps so the filaments could operate in a vacuum. Langmuir found that by putting nitrogen into a lamp, he could slow the evaporation of tungsten from the filament. He then found that thin filaments radiated heat faster than thick filaments, but the same thin filament–wound into a coil–radiated heat as if it were a solid rod the diameter of the coil. By 1913 Langmuir had gas–filled lamps that gave 12 to 20 lumens per watt (lpw), while Coolidge's vacuum lamps gave about 10 lpw.
- During the 1910s GE began phasing-in Langmuir's third generation tungsten lamps, calling them "Mazda C" lamps. Although today's lamps are different in detail (for example, argon is used rather than nitrogen), the basic concept is still the same. The lamp seen here was sent to the National Bureau of Standards in the mid 1920s for use as a standard lamp.
- Lamp characteristics: Brass medium-screw base with skirt and glass insulator. Two tungsten filaments (both are C9 configuration, mounted in parallel) with 6 support hooks and a support attaching each lead to the stem. The stem assembly includes welded connectors, angled-dumet leads, and a mica heat-shield attached to the leads above the press. The shield clips are welded to the press. Lamp is filled with nitrogen gas. Tipless, G-shaped envelope with neck.
- Date made
- ca 1925
- date made
- ca. 1925
- ID Number
- 1992.0342.23
- accession number
- 1992.0342
- catalog number
- 1992.0342.23
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center


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Flames 2012-13 Prospects NHLE - November 20 Update
Kent Wilson
November 20 2012 09:22AM
It's been about a month since we checked on the NHL equivalence of the Flames various kids. Last time around, Sven Baertschi, Johhny Gaudreau and Roman Horak were leading the way for the forwards while TJ Brodie was on an island by himself on the back-end.
The order hasn't changed much, although they are a few risers here and there. Also, the guys are bunched much closer together this time around thanks to the sample size being a bit bigger.
|John Gaudreau
|Sven Baertschi
|Roman Horak
|Bill Arnold
|Matt Deblouw
|Markus Granlund
|Mark Jankowski
|Coda Gordon
|Paul Byron
|Max Reinhart
|Greg Nemisz
Baertschi and Horak have cooled after a hot start, but still have good (but not great) numbers. The diminutive phenom Johnny Gaudreau takes on top spot as a result. His start to the season is remarkable as a college sopomore, to say nothing of a 5'8", 160 pound player. CBS Sports ranks him second in the Hobey Baker race right now.
A few risers include Bill Arnold and Matt Deblouw. Arnold is second on Boston College in scoring behind Gaurdreau and although he probably won't be a big scorer at the pro level it's good to see him putting up respectable numbers anyways. Deblouw was a 7th round pick this past summer so I didn't even bother to include him in the original NHLE article, but his 11 points in 12 games is good for second on his team in scoring currently. Some nice early returns on a late round pick.
Max Reinhart is struggling significantly at the AHL level, at least when it comes to the offensive game. He only has 2 assists and 16 shots in 14 games and also carries the club's worst plus/minus (-4). It's early and I suspect he's suffered through some bad bounces, but Reinhart needs to start putting up better output even if we assume his ceiling is a third line, two-way center in the show.
|TJ Brodie
|Ryan Culkin
|Tyler Wotherspoon
|Brett Kulak
|Patrick Sieloff
|Brady Lamb
|John Ramage
Brodie is still out in front, but with a lesser margin this time around. Culkin and Wotherspoon are scoring at the exact same rate, although Wotherspoon is older and paired with Seth Jones on the Portland Winterhawks. Culkin's Quebec Remparts are a similarly dominant team in the QMJHL, so take both of their rates with a smallish pinch of salt.
Kulak is on the other end of the spectrum with the WHL's worst club, the Vancouver Giants. Sieloff's Windsor Spitfires are perfectly middling, though it probably doesn't matter either way: Sieloff wasn't drafted for his point production.
As you can see, the Flames don't really have a single big gun on the back-end in the organizational pipeline. Brodie has developed into a dominant all around defender in the AHL this season, but he doesn't project to be a guy who can run a first unit PP or score 40+ points at the highest level. Culkin is a few years out and may develop in that direction, although right now his upside looks like, well, TJ Brodie.
Points from the blueline are relatively rare and therefore expensive to buy in the NHL, so it's the type of thing teams should hope to grow rather than purchase via free agency. In addition, the game's most dominant defenders tend to both suppress and promote scoring to their team's advantage: think Shea Weber, Kris Letang, Nik Lidstrom and Zdeno Chara. The org doesn't have a guy within hailing distance of those players currently (of course, few do).
Keep in mind, of course, that were are still only a month or so into the season for all these guys and a 10-15 game sample is still really small. Mark Jankowski's PPG pace recently jumped from 0.44 to 0.7 after a single game for instance, so there's still lots of room for movement.
Backlund Bonus
Mikael Backlund continues to put up points in Sweden with 21 in just 13 games so far. If we assume a translation factor of 0.36, his current NHLE is about 48 (47.6).
Related - Backlund is currently 7th overall in the Allsvenskan scoring, despite only playing 13 games.
November 20 2012, 09:29AM
Brodie wasn't previously projected to be a 1st PP unit QB, but I feel like that might change sooner rather than later.
I find the separation on the tables interesting, specifically those players that are performing well in their junior or NCAA leagues outpacing many of those currently in professional leagues.
This suggests, to me at least, a gap in the quality of available prospects between now and a few years from now when players like Gaudreau, Sieloff and others.
November 20 2012, 12:55PM
How is Ben Street doing compared to these guys? He's the one guy that I noticed the most in the only two games I've seen the Heat play this year.
November 20 2012, 12:57PM
I think that's definitely part of it. Nemisz has been pegged as a bottom 6 guy for a couple of years now, Lamb was just a "why not" free agent signing, and Byron was a throw-in with the Regehr trade (a poor asset to request, in my opinion). Those guys are definitely skewing the pro results a little, though. When you look at the guys who I'd consider legitimate prospects in the pro league, they're pretty much in line with/better than a lot of the guys who are further off.
November 20 2012, 01:06PM
is it now time to label nemisz as a bust? season after season with no apparent improvements, and what is appearing to be a career ahl depth player should earn him the shingle.
November 20 2012, 01:18PM
is it now time to label nemisz as a bust? season after season with no apparent improvements, and what is appearing to be a career ahl depth player should earn him the shingle.
He hasn't played yet this year due to an injury. If I remember correctly, word was that he came to Flames prospect camp in the best shape yet. Give him a chance.
November 20 2012, 01:36PM
Depends on expectations I guess. If you thought he was going to be a scorer or something at the NHL level, then yeah...he's a bust.
We'll likely know at the end of this season if he's going to be a regular NHLer I'd say. If he doesn't take a real step forward in the AHL, then he'll be 23 in June and it'll be time to send him on his way.
entry level contract runs out at the end of the season, decision time for the organization, one would think.
November 20 2012, 01:50PM
Depends on expectations I guess. If you thought he was going to be a scorer or something at the NHL level, then yeah...he's a bust.
We'll likely know at the end of this season if he's going to be a regular NHLer I'd say. If he doesn't take a real step forward in the AHL, then he'll be 23 in June and it'll be time to send him on his way.
They could do worse than Nemisz. I think a decision should be made between him and Byron; they're each similar in age and of similar efficacy (low); Feaster just has to figure out whether he want the big slow dude or the tiny fast dude as a 4th line fill-in.
November 20 2012, 01:51PM
@Kent Wilson
I think we share that sentiment about the attrition of prospects as they mature and move through the development stages.
That being said, by sheer numbers at this point, it would seem to imply that the Flames ought to graduate at least one top-six forward/top-four defenceman, outside of Baertschi, from the group currently outside of the professional ranks.
Boy, do they need right-wingers.
November 20 2012, 02:33PM
Related, Backlund with another 3 points today giving him 24 in 14 and a new NHLE of about 50.
I like it a lot, this could finally be the confidence booster he needed.
As much as I hate the lockout (and what it means for iginla, kipper, Cervenka ect) I sure am glad that sven and Horak and backs all got a chance to hone things in without all the pressure.
A rare midweek college game tonight with the Friars putting their unbeaten home record on the line against Quinnipiac - whom I think is a pretty good team. See if Jankowski can build on his last outing.
November 20 2012, 04:08PM
I'll see what I can find in terms of a live stream for the December 7th Providence College vs. Boston College game. It should be some kinda game.
November 20 2012, 05:09PM
Gaudreaubey Baker!!
I'll be watching Jankowski tonight (I think) so I'll probably have something to say about it. They have a stream going up on their website (friars.com).
apparently Gillies is making yet another start.
November 20 2012, 05:27PM
all righty never mind. They want me to make an account, and I don't really want to bother. lazy is me. Providence is out-shooting Quinnipac 6-2 so far.
November 20 2012, 06:02PM
Rex, the Flames need pretty much everything.
Does that include a Sutter?
Seriously, I think they have some decent starting depth at center for the 2nd line and down. And LW doesn't suck. RW is atrocious - Nemisz, Aliu and Howse. David Eddy, too, if you want to get technical.
Goaltending is looking much improved, in the five year timeline.
Defence is almost as bad as RW, but for the sheer numbers buoying the potential of Sieloff, Culking and Wotherspoon.
November 21 2012, 12:06AM
The thing about RW is that it's often possible to convert wingers to the other side, or convert centres to wing. I don't think it would be particularly prudent to actively seek players purely to fill the right wing slot (although right-shooting players might be nice, since there seem to be very few of those anywhere in the org).
November 21 2012, 03:02PM
I'm pretty much convinced that Bill Arnold will be converted to RW as a pro. Not because I want him to be, but because he and Reinhart are both headed for the same level (3rd line center).
The Flames should be looking at defensemen before wingers.


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Coco Jones, Trevor Jackson, and Tyler James Williams Let It Shine
Imagine writing an amazing song and then your best friend takes the credit for it! That is the story of the new Disney movie Let It Shine. Cyrus DeBarge (played by Tyler James Williams) and his best friend Kris McDuffy (played by Trevor Jackson) reunite with their childhood friend, the beautiful singing sensation Roxie Andrews (played by Coco Jones). Cyrus crafts a heartfelt and contest-winning rhyme about Roxie, but his work is mistakenly attributed to Kris. Cyrus stands by while Kris not only takes credit for the lyrics, but begins to win Roxie's heart too. Now, it's up to the true poet to overcome self-doubt, reveal his authentic self, and pursue his dreams.
We interviewed the 3 actors to find out more about the movie. Read on to find out what they said!
Who are your musical influences?
Coco: From the time that I started singing, my mom always had me sing songs by singers with big voices, so I sang Aretha Franklin, Etta James, Celine Dion, and Jennifer Hudson. I would have to say that these ladies are my top musical influences.
Trevor: Michael Jackson, Chris Brown, Brian McKnight, Donny Hathaway, Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, and more.
Tyler: Andre 3000 as an artist and producer, Lupe Fiasco as a lyricist, and John Mayer and Matt Greiner as musicians.
Who has been the biggest influence in your life?
Coco: My biggest influence is definitely my mom. She has sung with me as long as I can remember. She helps me with everything: learning my scripts, teaching me to cook, plus she homeschools me. I know she believes in me, and no matter what, she and my dad are always proud of me.
Tyler: My mom. She has always been the person I go to when dealing with any difficult decision. She always knows exactly what to say to help guide me in the right direction.
Describe your fashion style.
Coco: I have two styles. When I am performing or working, I enjoy a lot of bling. You'll find me in crazy accessories, bright colored skinny jeans, and cool shoes. During the week while I am at home or in the studio, I keep it very casual and comfortable with sweats, jeans, and t-shirts.
Tyler: Nothing flashy. Relaxed. I wear boots regardless of the time of year. Laid back but I also have the potential to get dressy at any moment.
What is one thing that you would like to see happen to help make the world a better place?
Coco: My parents adopted my oldest brother when he was 14 years old. I wish I could help more people to see the importance of older aged adoption in our country. My passion is to work to change things for orphans in the United States. My parents made each of the kids promise that we would all adopt at least one child when we got old enough to have our own families, and we all will.
Trevor: The world would be a better place if there was no more racism and discrimination. I want to use what God has given me to inspire others to do the same and let them know that anything is possible through hard work, humility, and love.
Tyler: I would like to see people love each other more. Our society is so quick to judge and condemn someone who has done something wrong, it's sad. I believe in second, third, fourth, and fifth chances, which is why I support and work with the Los Angeles Dream Center so much. They will never give up on someone. Ultimately I believe that is what will create positive change in the community, country, and world.
Who was the jokester on set? Who was the serious one?
Coco: I am laughing just thinking about Trevor on set. He was always singing and dancing and making us laugh. Tyler was the serious one. He had done so much work, and he really helped us become better actors.
Do you have a favorite scene in the movie?
Coco: I love the finale scene with the song "Let It Shine." It has so much energy; the wardrobe is great; the song is wonderful, and the entire cast was there. It was awesome!
Trevor: I love this entire movie, so I don't think I can pick one.
Tyler: I love the first club scene. The audience gets a good feel of the mood, friendship, and talents of Kris and Cyrus, and we also introduce Roxie.
What do you hope people will learn from Let It Shine?
Coco: Being yourself is the most important thing, but I also know they will see how important it is to discover their talents.
Trevor: You can do anything you put your mind to!
Tyler: Be you. Nobody can be you like you.


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Whether you are using the iPhone 3GS as a phone, an iPod, or a gaming device, there is no doubt that Apple has revolutionised the way we use our mobile. This device has once again set the benchmark for all other smartphones to follow.
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Fearless Planet DVD
Gape at the world's most incredible natural marvels as Discovery Channel presents the 2-disc "Fearless Planet" (2007). Jaw-dropping camera work and breathtaking CGI effects illustrate how time and nature created some of the world's most stunning spectacles, from the Grand Canyon to the Great Barrier Reef and the jungles of Venezuela, and learn why some of these wonders may soon be lost forever.
Take an adrenaline-filled thrill ride through the earth's most awesome natural wonders, taking extreme filmmaking to a whole new level.
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- Format: DVD
- Rating: Not Rated
- Number of Discs: 2
- Run Time: 256 Minutes
- Region: 1
- Aspect Ratio: Widescreen
- Studio: Discovery Channel
- DVD Release Date: June 3, 2008
ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 5.1
ENGLISH: Dolby Digital Stereo
- Cast: Lloyd French,Kaleo Amadeo,Tim Orr,Nathan Goodhue
- Genre: Documentary
- Color: Color
- Release Date: 2007
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BEIJING (AP) - Demetrius Andrade started out in an indecisive panic, as if he were certain the judges would refuse to score his punches even if he threw any. The American welterweight then stormed from the Olympic ring after the bell, even before his opponent's arm was raised.
Kazakhstan's Serik Sapiyev handled his narrow loss with a bit more serenity, yet both world champions got the same sad result. They're going home without a medal.
South Korea's Kim Jungjoo and Thailand's Manus Boonjumnong upset the champions to join three Cuban boxers and Chinese welterweight Hanati Silamu with quarterfinal victories Sunday night. The wins set the Olympic tournament's first three semifinal fields, guaranteeing medals to every winner.
They won't be joined by Andrade or Sapiyev, the seventh and eighth world champions to lose before medal competition, or Gennady Kovalev, the eighth Russian to fall. Clemente Russo, the Italian heavyweight who won the night's final bout, is the only world champion so far guaranteed to add Olympic hardware to his title from last November in Chicago.
Andrade was one of two Americans left in the Olympic field. Thanks to heavyweight Deontay Wilder's victory on punch statistics in a bout that finished in a 10-all tie with Morocco's Mohammed Arjaoui, the U.S. won't leave an Olympics empty-handed for the first time - but Wilder's single medal is the lowest total in team history.
"I don't want the world to remember Team USA as being failures," Wilder said.
With a week still left in the Beijing Games, it's already too late to stop that. But with so many surprising results in these Olympics, Andrade's loss to Kim, a bronze medalist in Athens, hardly even seemed unlikely, despite Andrade's lofty international ranking and strong performances in his first two bouts.
Andrade controlled the action for much of his 11-9 defeat but repeatedly failed to land scoring punches against his defensive, counterpunching foe. After the bell, he rested his head on the rope in frustrated exhaustion before looking up to the stands at his father.
Paul Andrade yelled, "That's all right, Boo Boo," as he pounded his chest and held his arms open wide.
"You know what was going through my mind?" Andrade asked. "I said, 'Damn, they might pull a Jones on me.'"
Roy Jones Jr.'s championship-bout loss to South Korea's Park Si-hun at the 1988 Seoul Games was so egregiously incorrect that it led to the introduction of computer scoring in amateur boxing. Most observers - particularly Kim's joyous camp - thought Andrade's loss wasn't exactly in the same category.
Andrade then temporarily lost his class, leaving the ring before the formal verdict.
"It was no disrespect to the fighter, but there was no point for me to be in there," Andrade said.
The class of Workers' Gymnasium still belongs to Cuba, which sent three fighters through to medal competition. Heavyweight Osmai Acosta, welterweight Carlos Banteaux and light welterweight Roniel Iglesias finished their opponents without putting anything in the hands of judges.
Iglesias beat Kovalev, who became the eighth Russian boxer to lose before the medal round, joining three world champions in the most improbable team-wide collapse in recent Olympic boxing history, making the young American team's struggles look encouraging by comparison.
At least heavyweight Rakhim Chakhkiev guaranteed one medal to the Russians with a win over France's John Mbumba.
Iglesias, a 20-year-old dynamo, handled Kovalev with an ease that would have been surprising before Russia's profound flop in Beijing.
"I had some pressure because it was going to be the first medal for Cuba here, but the team prepares me very well," Iglesias said. "I'm prepared to beat the Olympic champion or the world champion."
Iglesias' next fight is against Boonjumnong, the defending Olympic champion light welterweight who began the session with a 7-5 win over Sapiyev. Boonjumnong said he spent two years partying after winning an unlikely gold in Athens, and the Thai fighter collapsed face-first with relief at the buzzer.
Light flyweight Zou Shiming 's bronze medal in Athens was China's first Olympic boxing medal, but Hanati doubled his nation's total with his 14-4 win over the Bahamas' Toureano Johnson. What's more, five of Hanati's teammates - including Zou, the two-time world champion - could join him over the next three days.
After several days of whining from Americans about the Olympic judging, Wilder received two extraordinarily good breaks from those same judges.
Arjaoui received a two-point penalty with 55 seconds left for head-butting, and the points moved Wilder from one point behind to one point ahead. Arjaoui then fought back to tie it in the closing moments, but Wilder finished with a higher average score from three of the five ringside judges.
Wilder was as surprised as Arjaoui, who collapsed in tears, when the referee raised his hand.
"I thought they were going to give it to him," Wilder said. "These judges have not been fair, particularly when it comes to the Americans."
Wilder Lone American Winner
BEIJING (AP) - Demetrius Andrade started out in an indecisive panic, as if he were certain the judges would refuse to score his punches even if he threw any. The American welterweight then stormed from the Olympic ring after the bell, even before his opponent's arm was raised.


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Madden Girl Plazza Bootie
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Embrace your inner siren with these sultry dress boots from Madden Girl. The Plazza ankle boot is ready to carry you into fall! This sleek bootie will rock any sweater denim combo with style and grace!
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By: HoosierShoelover
Location: Indiana
July 16, 2014
Great shoe!
"These shoes are adorable and rather comfortable for being heels. This is my first pair of booties and I cannot wait to wear them in the fall. They fit perfectly - lengthwise and in width. The crisscross straps with a buckle add a nice touch without being too much."
By: Chamz
Location: Brooklyn
June 07, 2014
Good Bootie for the price
"Good to move around in. Even dress up or dress down"
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Location: New Hampshire
May 26, 2014
So adorable but very slippery
"I love these boots, great quality but the bottom is wicked slippery especially when worn a few times. Sooo cute though."
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April 27, 2014
Madden girl boots
"Loved the look and especially the clearance price of these boots. Comfy only for short period of time though"
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Technology continues to break new ground. Last week in Japan, the latest development in Smart Clothing was unveiled, this time in the area of love - helping women understand their bodies, and helping men understand women's hearts.
There are many strategies employed by men around the world to unlock a woman's heart, which, as many of us know, is a good way to unhook her bra…
But just what is the right formula? What does it take to get the job done, and how do you know when it is all systems go…?


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Reebok ZigKick Ride Performance Running Shoe - Mens
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Comfort just where you need it, when you are ready to kick out your next run! The men's Reebok ZigKick Ride running shoe provides cushioning upon impact to create a pounding free, responsive run.
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This weries was networked across ITV in the seventies and eighties. It was a chance for smaller stations like Westward and Channel TV to showcase their documentaries. The programme went out once a week at 1.30pm, after the news. I remember it, because it was the only chance to see the rather wierd front idents from these obscure stations!
The programmes shown were all previously used as local documentaries, but were deemed good enough for a network airing.
By the late eighties, all About Britain episodes got a common opening sequence and the wierd front idents were removed. This caused me to stop watching it!


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America's Biggest Rodeos
Bucking broncos and the cowboys and cowgirls tough enough to tame 'em: The Wild West comes alive at America's top rodeos. So pull your hat down tight, and bring it!
National Finals Rodeo
National Finals RodeoA cowboy casts a cool look during the National Finals Rodeo, popularly known as the "Super Bowl of rodeo." The 10-day event, held each year in Las Vegas, determines the world champ in 7 main events, including bareback riding, steer wrestling and team roping.
When to go: First full week of December 960 1280
Caldwell Night Rodeo
Caldwell Night RodeoThe cowboys are the stars at this annual 5-day rodeo event. Held in the Boise metro area, Caldwell Night Rodeo draws crowds of more than 40,000 people, eager to see the big draw: many of the world's top professional cowboys who make Caldwell Night Rodeo an annual stop on their circuit.
When to go: Mid-August 960 1280
Pendleton Round-Up
Pendleton Round-UpReady for some bulldogging? A cowboy reaches for a steer's horns at the Pendleton Round-Up, one of the 10 largest rodeos in the world. Started in 1910, the annual rodeo event draws crowds of 50,000 to Pendleton, OR, where the town's motto is, "The Real West."
When to go: Mid-September 960 1280
Dodge City Roundup Rodeo
Dodge City Roundup RodeoWestern heritage -- and big bucks -- draw championship cowboys and cowgirls to the annual Dodge City Roundup. Since its start in 1977, the 10-day event has grown to include a payout of nearly $254,000, alongside an audience of more than 100,000 people.
When to go: Late July to early August 960 1280
Cheyenne Frontier Days
Cheyenne Frontier DaysThe granddaddy of rodeo events, Cheyenne Frontier Days has been held in its namesake Wyoming town since 1897. The outdoor rodeo and western celebration features hundreds of horses performing rodeo events and track acts. The annual event draws nearly 200,000 people, with a whopping 100,000 free pancakes served by the local Kiwanis club.
When to go: Last full week of July 960 1280
Ellensburg Rodeo
Ellensburg RodeoAfter more than 75 years, the Ellensburg Rodeo in Washington State has grown from a local competition among ranch hands to a leading rodeo festival: More than 600 contestants vie for prize money in excess of $400,000. In the Pacific Northwest, the rodeo is second in size only to the Calgary Stampede in Alberta, Canada.
When to go: Labor Day weekend 960 1280
Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo
Fort Worth Stock Show and RodeoFor 23 heart-pounding days, the annual Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo puts on quite a show at the Will Rogers Memorial Center. The annual event, which draws a crowd of 900,000, showcases the world's original indoor rodeo, with 36 performances of professional rodeo on display, such as calf roping.
When to go: Mid-January to early February 960 1280
Nebraskaland Days
Nebraskaland DaysWild West showman Buffalo Bill considered North Platte, NE, his hometown, and went on to found modern-day rodeo in the city. Today, the legacy continues with Nebraskaland Days: The largest rodeo event in western Nebraska showcases parades, art shows, concerts, food events and, of course, rodeos.
When to go: Mid-June 960 1280
Yellowstone Rodeo
Yellowstone RodeoExciting rodeo action mixes with stunning mountain sunsets at the annual Yellowstone Rodeo in southwestern Montana. The annual event showcases the big rodeo draws -- including bareback bronc riding, bull riding, team roping and saddle broc riding -- as well as a "calf scramble" event in which kids can safely compete.
When to go: June through early September 960 1280
National Western Stock Show
National Western Stock ShowNow in its 106th year, the National Western Stock Show in Denver spans 16 days, and a 100-acre show ground home to the second largest rodeo in the United States. Hands-on animal exhibits feature 15,000 head of horses, cattle, sheep, alpacas, llamas and more -- plus, a chance for the little ones to go giddy-up.
When to go: Last 2 weeks in January 960 1280
RodeoHoustonFor the world's largest live entertainment and livestock show, head to Houston's Reliant Stadium. In 2012, this massive 1,900,000-square-foot facility hosted the annual Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo -- and a whole lot of animals: 26,305 livestock and horse show exhibitors competed for a shot at a Houston championship.
When to go: Late February to mid-March 960 1280
Reno Rodeo
Reno RodeoBilled as the "wildest, richest rodeo in the West," the Reno Rodeo spans 10 days and attracts more than 140,000 fans. Events include a Miss Reno Rodeo Queen pageant, cattle drive, carnival rides and the Xtreme Bull Riding Tour stop, featuring 40 of the world's best pro bull riders.
When to go: Late June 960 1280
Florence Junior Parada
Florence Junior ParadaThe world's oldest continuous junior rodeo finds its home in Florence, AZ. Eighty years since its start, the annual Florence Junior Parada rodeo draws hundreds of future PRCA (Professional Rodeo Cowboys Assocation) cowboys and cowgirls, ages 5 to 18, to compete in rodeo events such as team roping, breakaway roping and even bull riding.
When to go: Late November 960 1280
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A bicycle/automobile accident occurred on Saturday at approximately 6:18 p.m. near the town of Cleveland. On SR-155 at mile post three, a small child on a bicycle was unable to stop and entered the roadway where he was struck by a westbound Toyota Avalon. The car was traveling towards Huntington on the road and the driver didn't have time to react as the boy careened out into the highway in front of the car. The bicyclist was riding the bike down a driveway which has a steep decline and the boy picked up speed down the driveway and was unable to stop when he approached the road. The family was visiting relatives at the home at the time of the incident. The family lives in Castle Dale. The boy was riding an unfamiliar bike borrowed from his cousins who live at the home.
The victim was identified as 7 year old Jared Anderson from Castle Dale. He turned 7 on Aug. 3. He is the son of Mark and Amber Anderson of Castle Dale.
UHP spokesperson Joe Dougherty reported that the vehicle's driver stated he was going approximately 50 mph when the boy rode in front of the car. Anderson died at the scene.
Lt. Bennion from the Utah Highway patrol said, "This incident is a tragic accident. We have had two fatalities this week with autos and pedistrians and now this accident. The other two were preventable incidents. This was an accident. In the other accident in the construction zone, the flagger was in a well lit area when she was hit. People need to slow down through the construction zones and be aware. Don't drive impaired. Those construction cones are there for a reason to protect the construction workers and drivers need to pay attention through those construction zones. Slow down and be aware of what's going on around you."


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It's been a long time since my last update, but I am back. Stateside, at that.
Below you will find a large list of minifigures I would like to part with via selling and/or trading. If you are interested in anything, do not hesitate to inquire within the thread or via private message. I have a very large collection of minifigures (except for Collectible Mini-Figures), to include weapons and accessories for each castle faction. If you do not see it listed, do not be discouraged. Simply ask and I will get back to you at my earliest convenience.
I will provide here a link to my Flickr, but be aware the photos will not directly correspond with what is listed here. Updated photos, of which will hopefully be of everything listed here, will be uploaded within the next couple of days. Other than a literal half-dozen Crusaders, though, everything is in pristine condition.
If several days have past without return correspondence, yell at me on Clash of Clans. If you are not playing Clash of Clans, well, I am not sure I can do business with you.
Star Wars #9499 Gungan Sub Minifigures
[Set of four (4) - Queen Amidala; Qui-Gon Jinn; Obi-Wan Kenobi; Jar Jar Binks]
Lord of the Rings #10237 Tower of Orthanc Minifigures
[Set of two (2) - Saruman - Long Robes; Gandalf the Grey]
NOTE: I have multiple sets of the above minifigures.
Series 2 Spartan (x5)
Series 6 Highland Warrior (x5)
Series 6 Minotaur (x5)
Series 6 Roman Soldier (x10)
NOTE: All Collectible Minifigures are also available sealed, if preferred.
Classic Knights (Jellybeans?)
Wolfpack Renegades
Royal Knights
Dragon Masters
Fright Knights
Bull Knights
Crown Knights
Fantasy Era Trolls
Kingdoms Lion Knights
Kingdoms Dragon Knights
Series 5 Gladiator Torsos
Scorpion Knight Torsos
Viking Torsos
. . . and, many other light bluish-grey torsos that work well with any faction with the right pairing of arms.
Blue Arms, Pair (x150)
Black Horses
White Horses
Horse Barding
I will update each listing with an accurate available count as I take new photos, but for the listings with no numbers proceeding it safely assume ten to twenty (x10 - x20) for minifigures and double that (x20 - x40) for the horses.
BrickWarriors Spartan Shield (Pearl Gold) (xAMAP)
Prince of Persia, Alamut Guard Torso (xAMAP)
Series 8 Actor (x2)
Lego Movie William Shakespeare (x3)
Lego Movie Wiley Fusebot (x2)
Armor Breastplate, Heroic Knight Pattern (x5)
Horse, Movable Legs (White) (x3)
Horse Battle Helmet (Red) (xAMAP)
Horse Saddle (Red/Brown/DBG)
Black Falcon Shields (Blue/Yellow) (xAMAP)
Plates, 1x2; 2x2; 2x4; 2x6; 4x6 (Dark Red) (xAMAP)
. . . and, anything cool and castle-y.
Thank you for taking the time to look over my list . . . which will likely receive another update since I'm certain I'm forgetting something.


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Mix No. 6 Wispy Wedge Sandal
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Stroll through summer in a superb platform sandal. The Mix No. 6 Wispy wedges are the perfect sandal to give your look a boost in height and style.
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Location: miami
April 08, 2014
its ok
"I got these shoes for $5.29 (I used my rewards) with free shipping online. I bought it because of the reviews and I needed a new pair of tan shoes. I feel more confident in my heels than this wedge. For some reason I feel at any moment I can topple over. Maybe its just me, but I rather my heels than this shoe. I don't feel stable at all. They are pretty and for the price I paid I will be keeping them"
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Location: Sarasota, Florida
March 08, 2014
Steady Wispy
"This shoe flatters and "prettifies" the feet. Hugs my feet very nicely and rightly.Am a size 11 and from reviews plus the fact that my size was out of stock, I ordered a size10{Coral}. It fitted well{so that told me it ran long} except a little of my feet stuck out at the back albeit not uncomfortably. Have tried it on only indoors thus far, so don't know how it will withstand the rough out there. Very comfortable.I really like this wedge and may keep it.Pretty nice. Get it before it runs out!"
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Location: Miramar, FL
November 27, 2013
"These shoes are over the top comfortable for a wedge sandal."
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Location: Anthony NM
October 28, 2013
Nice shoes
"These orange wedges are really comfortable and they look exactly like on the picture if not even better. I am really happy with this purchase."
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At Glendale Community College, Adapted Physical Education focuses on the importance of personalized physical activity programs. The composition of each student's activity program varies from one individual to another.
Participation in Glendale College's Adapted Physical Education program can:
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P.E. 130 Adapted Activities – Provides an overview of numerous sports and recreational activities with an emphasis on any necessary adapted strategies to promote successful student participation. Students who enroll in this class will participate in a variety of team and individual sports.
P.E. 131 Self-Defense for the Disabled - Students enrolled in this class will learn the long form of Yang style T'ai Chi Ch'uan. The benefits of this class are in learning the soft form of martial arts and in the relaxation and breathing techniques which can lead to stress reduction.
P.E. 132 Adapted Aquatics - From non-swimmer to advanced swimmer, the adapted aquatics program serves all levels of students. Emphasis is placed on personalization of student programs.
P.E. 134 Wellness and Fitness Lab – In the Lifestyle Fitness Center, students have access to a facility which houses state of the art exercise and diagnostic equipment. The total facility has been designed for accessibility and ease of use by this student population.
P.E. 135 Adapted Indoor Cycling – Provides a low-impact, high intensity aerobic workout to music on stationary bikes. Students will learn about safety and proper cycling techniques, as well as build their fitness levels to be able to participate in 60 minute long indoor cycling routines. Thanks to a generous grant from the Glendale Oakmont League, an upper body cycle is available for students who are not able to transfer onto the bike.
Dance 150 Physical Reintegration - A creative movement and dance class designed for students with disabilities. This class covers exploration of body image awareness, integration of the senses through movement, and relaxation techniques.
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VanEli Dalan Pump
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Pump up your look in the Dalan. This adorable and versatile shoe by VanEli will kick up and look in an instant!
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Very good buy
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