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Autonomic neuropathy is a group of symptoms that occur when there is damage to the nerves that manage every day body functions such as blood pressure, heart rate, sweating, bowel and bladder emptying, and digestion.
Neuropathy - autonomic; Autonomic nerve disease
Autonomic neuropathy is a group of symptoms, not a specific disease. There are many causes.
Autonomic neuropathy involves damage to the nerves that carry information from the brain and spinal cord to the heart, bladder, intestines, sweat glands, pupils, and blood vessels.
Autonomic neuropathy may be seen with:
Symptoms vary depending on the nerves affected. They usually develop gradually over years. Symptoms may include:
Stomach and intestines
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Signs of autonomic nerve damage are not always seen when yourdoctor or nurse examines you. Your blood pressure or heart rate may change when lying down, sitting, and standing.
Special tests to measure sweating and heart rate may be done. This is called "autonomic testing."
Other tests depend on what type of symptoms you have.
Treatment to reverse nerve damage is most often not possible. As a result, treatment and self-care are focused on managing your symptoms and preventing further problems.
Your doctor or nurse may recommend:
The following may help your intestines and stomach work better:
Medicines and self-care programs can help you if you have:
How well you do depends on the cause of the problem and if it can be treated.
Call for an appointment with your health care provider if you have symptoms of autonomic neuropathy. Early symptoms might include:
Early diagnosis and treatment increases the likelihood of controlling symptoms.
Autonomic neuropathy may hide the warning signs of a heart attack. They are sudden fatigue, sweating, shortness of breath, nausea, and vomiting.
Preventing or controlling disorders associated with autonomic neuropathy may reduce the risk. For example, people with diabetes should closely control blood sugar levels.
Shy ME. Peripheral neuropathies. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 446.
Benarroch E, Freeman R, Kaufman H. Autonomic nervous system. In: Goetz CG, eds. Textbook of Clinical Neurology. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 21.
Chelimsky T, Robertson D, Chelimsky G. Disorders of the Autonomic Nervous System. In: Daroff: Bradley's Neurology in Clinical Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia,Pa; Elsevier; 2012: chap 77.
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Theater performs 'Private Lives,' 'Robin Hood,' July 29-Aug. 1
Posted July 29, 2004; 02:43 p.m.
The Princeton Summer Theater will present "Private Lives," written by Noel Coward, Thursday through Sunday, July 29-Aug. 1, in the Hamilton-Murray Theater on campus.
The theater company also will perform "The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Ho...
Exhibition features FDR political cartoons, Aug. 2-Jan. 31
Posted July 29, 2004; 02:18 p.m.
"Testing Boundaries: Cartoon Visions of Roosevelt's Third Term," an exhibition of political cartoons from Franklin Delano Roosevelt's 1940 presidential campaign, will be on view from Monday, Aug. 2, through Monday, Jan. 31, at the Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library.
Technology already exists to stabilize global warming
Posted July 27, 2004; 11:24 a.m.
Existing technologies could stop the escalation of global warming for 50 years and work on implementing them can begin immediately, according to an analysis by Princeton University scientists. ...
FitzRandolph Gate dismantled for restoration
Posted July 26, 2004; 11:45 a.m.
FitzRandolph Gate, the ornate entrance to Princeton's campus from Nassau Street, will undergo a major restoration that will be completed in time for the landmark's 100th birthday in 2005.
During the week of July 26, contractors will remove ...
Community House hosts Haitian Students' Day, July 31
Posted July 23, 2004; 04:42 p.m.
Community House will host Haitian Students' Day from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday, July 31, at the Fields Center for Equality and Cultural Understanding .
The event was organized to engage parents, students and community leaders in a dialogue a...
Reed named associate provost for institutional equity
Posted July 23, 2004; 12:18 a.m.
Terri Harris Reed, assistant dean for graduate education in the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, has been named Princeton University's associate provost for institutional equity. Her appointment is effective Sept. 7.
Breakthrough yields simple way to make microscopic electronics
Posted July 22, 2004; 10:06 a.m.
In a breakthrough that could lead to dramatically smaller memory chips and other electronic components, Princeton scientists have found a way to mass produce devices that are so small they are at the limit of what can be viewed by the most power...
Kolligian named director of counseling services
Posted July 22, 2004; 05:30 a.m.
John Kolligian, director of Georgetown University's counseling and psychiatric service, has been named director of the counseling and psychological services unit of Princeton University Health Services.
Theater performs 'Private Lives,' 'Robin Hood,' July 22-Aug. 1
Posted July 21, 2004; 05:52 p.m.
The Princeton Summer Theater will present "Private Lives," written by Noel Coward, Thursdays through Sundays, July 22-Aug. 1, in the Hamilton-Murray Theater on campus.
The theater company also will perform "The Somewhat True Tale of Robin ...
Prospect House closed July 26-30
Posted July 20, 2004; 05:51 p.m.
Prospect House , the dining club serving University staff and faculty, will be closed for its annual summer shutdown from Monday, July 26, through Friday, July 30. The house will re-open for business on Monday, Aug. 2.
For reservations ,...
Campus is testing ground for environmentally friendly venture
Posted July 20, 2004; 03:37 p.m.
Princeton junior Chris Aguilar had an offer to work this summer as an analyst for a major financial firm, but when the opportunity came along to cut grass and shovel worm droppings, he jumped at it.
Aguilar wasn't lowering his ambitions; he w...
New dorm to honor Hargadon
Posted July 20, 2004; 10:08 a.m.
Whitman College, which is being built to become Princeton's sixth residential college, will include a new dormitory named after Fred A. Hargadon, the former dean of admission who served the University from 1988 through 2003. Hargadon Hall is bei...
School supply donation drive runs through Aug. 13
Posted July 19, 2004; 05:23 p.m.
The Student Volunteers Council is seeking donations of new backpacks and school supplies for low-income children in Mercer County. Donations will be accepted through Friday, Aug. 13.
Donations can be dropped off at Dillon Gymnasium, the F...
Community House computer camp holds open house, July 29
Posted July 19, 2004; 05:22 p.m.
Community House will hold an open house for its summer computer camp from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, July 29, at the Fields Center for Equality and Cultural Understanding .
The annual four-week program is aimed at exposing local middle ...
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Linder wins Cooke Foundation Graduate Scholarship
Posted July 13, 2004; 05:08 p.m.
Katherine Linder, who graduated from Princeton in June and is headed to Cambridge University, has been awarded a Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Graduate Scholarship. The scholarships provide each winner with an annual award of up to $50,000 for the ...
Study: Smog emission from trees increasing rapidly
Posted July 13, 2004; 03:18 p.m.
Changes in U.S. forests caused by land use practices may have inadvertently worsened ozone pollution, according to a study led by Princeton University scientists.
University provides studio for innovative A.R.T. group
Posted July 13, 2004; 11:44 a.m.
Twelve years ago, artist Tim Lefens visited a residential rehabilitation center in New Jersey to talk about painting with a roomful of students who had cerebral palsy and other conditions that confined them to wheelchairs.
WWS panelists to discuss November election, Oct. 6
Posted July 13, 2004; 11:39 a.m.
A panel discussion focusing on "Election 2004" is set for 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 6, in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall.
Alumnus, emeritus trustee and benefactor Laurance S. Rockefeller dies
Posted July 12, 2004; 05:36 p.m.
Laurance S. Rockefeller, a Princeton alumnus and emeritus trustee whose renowned philanthropic efforts included generous support of the University, died Sunday, July 11, of pulmonary fibrosis. He was 94.
Rockefeller, a member of the class of ...
Singer joins political debate in book about Bush's ethics
Posted July 12, 2004; 03:07 p.m.
Walk into a bookstore these days and you're likely to see a table crowded with books about President Bush. Amid the insider accounts by former White House officials and the examinations of Bush's policies by investigative journalists is Peter Singer...
Annual Giving campaign raises nearly $36.5 million
Posted July 7, 2004; 03:34 p.m.
The 2003-04 Annual Giving campaign raised $36,488,569, with 59.2 percent of Princeton's undergraduate alumni participating. The total -- nearly $2 million more than last year -- is the second highest in Annual Giving's history, ranking behind on...
Fiske earns award for pioneering work
Posted July 2, 2004; 11:56 a.m.
The Harvard University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences awarded its 2004 Centennial Award to Princeton psychologist Susan Fiske during its commencement ceremonies June 9.
Fiske, who earned a bachelor's degree and Ph.D. from Harvard, ...
Summer brings a range of learning opportunities to campus
Posted July 1, 2004; 10:07 a.m.
An important season of learning and research at Princeton is starting this month. Teachers and students from the New Jersey region and beyond will be on campus for a wide range of summer programs, which are led by University faculty, students an...


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With Dynamite!! 2010 just a few weeks away, FEG has slowly been trickling out news for the fans and media. As always, things are handled in a hush-hush manner by FEG, but fight camps sometimes spill the goods before they do. FEG held a press conference on Friday to announce a few of the feature bouts for the upcoming card.
After featuring only one kickboxing bout last year (Masato vs. Andy Souwer), they have added a second K-1 rules bout to the card, in the form of K-1 Heavyweight Champion Kyotaro facing off with Gegard Mousasi. Mousasi has not fought in a kickboxing fight since December 2008 at Dynamite!! 2008 where he made short work of the now retired Musashi. Mousasi is the current DREAM Light Heavyweight Champion and has held the promotion's Middleweight Championship as well as Strikeforce's Light Heavyweight Championship. Kyotaro poses a unique challenge for the Dutch kickboxer, as Kyotaro has speed, power and precision on his side.
The colorful Kazuhisa Watanabe will return to MMA action squaring off against Hideo Tokoro, with both men looking to add another much-needed win on their records. Another fight that was long-rumored is now confirmed, as Jason "KC Bandit" High returns to DREAM for the first time since DREAM.10 to face off with Hayato "Mach" Sakurai. Sakurai's back is against the wall against the younger High and High is looking to work his way back into the major leagues after a disappointing UFC debut this year.
Everyone's favorite Super HULK Champion, Ikuhisa Minowa, known as Minowaman, makes his return to the DREAM ring for the first time since his loss to Olympic Judoka Satoshi Ishii at DREAM.16. Minowa's last fight at DEEP 50 saw him get back into the win column with an armbar on Chang Hee Kim, providin some momentum against another Olympic Judoka, Hiroshi Izumi. Izumi is a Olympic Silver medalist from Athens in 2004 and fights for the first time away from the SRC banner.


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PONTOTOC – On the east side of Beulah Grove Road, several hundred yards off Highway 278, is the site for Enerkem Mississippi Biofuels.
But instead of a gleaming new ethanol-producing plant, it's an empty lot for a power substation for the plant, which still is in its planning stages.
Next to the clearing is a 35-acre wooded site where Enerkem's plant is supposed to go.
Four years ago, EMB's parent company, Montreal-based Enerkem Inc., announced its plans to build a $250 million ethanol-producing plant that would create 150 jobs.
Company officials later clarified that it would be a $100 million project, creating 70 jobs, with the larger figures coming from an expected expansion of the facility.
But to expand, there has to be an initial facility. And the project is at least a year behind schedule. Nevertheless, the company says it's forging ahead, despite delays, including a withdrawn initial public offering to raise capital last year.
"Enerkem is committed to realize this project and is working diligently with its local partner to complete the necessary business arrangements and move the project forward," said Enerkem's director of communications, Annie Pare.
"In fact, it might be worthwhile to mention that Enerkem Mississippi Biofuels recently bought a piece of land adjacent to the landfill in Pontotoc, and this is where construction of the facility is expected to begin in the second half of 2013."
Indeed, last October, Enerkem paid $70,000 for the 35-acre site next to where the power substation will be. It also paid about $10,000 for the value of the timber on the site.
Still, there are worries that Enerkem's project, like another nearby ethanol refinery project, will never come to fruition.
Enerkem's venture has parallels to BlueFire Renewables' plans in nearby Itawamba County.
Four years ago, the California company announced its plans for a $300 million ethanol-producing plant in Fulton, where it would employ 70-80 people.
In 2011, BlueFire announced it had secured an equity partner in China Hudian Engineering Co., with the Chinese company taking a 50 percent stake in the project.
Site preparation was completed in Fulton that year as well, but there's still no ethanol-producing facility.
Enerkem has $110 million lined up from U.S. government sources: $50 million grant from the Department of Energy and $60 million loan guarantee from the Department of Agriculture. It also has backing from energy giant Valero, Waste Management and others.
Still, Enerkem isn't ready to get started on its Pontotoc project. It's working on a similar plant in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada first.
In BlueFire's case, it appears to be focusing first on a cellulose sugar plant with a partner in South Korea before turning its attention to Fulton.
But while BlueFire would use green and wood wastes from around the region as feedstock to produce ethanol, Enerkem would use mainly municipal solid waste it would get from the Three Rivers Landfill.
Last week, the Itawamba County Development Council said BlueFire's plant has gone on "indefinite hiatus."
In Pontotoc, officials say Enerkem's project is delayed, but isn't dead.
Ronnie Bell of Three Rivers Planning and Development District said a confidentiality agreement between Enerkem and related groups, including TRPDD, prevents him from saying much. But he said the project is still viable.
Three Rivers is the administrator of the Three Rivers Regional Solid Waste Management Authority, which oversees the landfill.
Enerkem's Pare said the Pontotoc project remains "under development."
"The project is currently in the design phase," she said. "We continue to work with the Three Rivers Solid Waste Management Authority, our local partner in this project, and we are also making progress in order to meet the DOE's requirements. Construction is expected to begin in the second half of 2013 and should take approximately 18 months."
That would mean the biorefinery would be operating by 2015. That's important, according to Bell, because in September of that year, the DOE's grant sunsets.
Rick Faucette, the chairman of the waste authority, said, "It's been a long, arduous process we hope to bring to fruition soon. From the onset, we've wanted to be sure the project has not been a financial risk to the solid waste authority. If we're able to work successfully with Enerkem, it would benefit the entire region."
Enerkem's Edmonton plant is expected to begin this year. But the company also is working on another facility, too. That plant, in Varennes, Quebec, has received $27 million in funding from the government there. All three facilities in Edmonton, Varennes and Pontotoc would use municipal solid waste to produce ethanol.
Pare said Edmonton's plant is expected to begin operations this summer.
"In Varennes, construction is expected to begin by early 2014," she said, noting that in both Varennes and Pontotoc, construction should each take about 18 months once work begins.
But how much capital does Enerkem have left to raise to start its Pontotoc and Varennes projects going?
Last year, it had planned to raise $125 million in a public offering, but withdrew it, citing "market conditions."
The company insisted at the time it would forge ahead with its projects, including Pontotoc, despite the IPO withdrawal.
Marie Helene-Labrie, the company's vice president of government affairs and communication, said at the time that Enerkem had raised more than $100 million the previous years through corporate and government financing.
Privately held, Enerkem declined to reveal what financing it now has in place – or still needs.
"As a private company, we are not in a position to discuss the details of these financial arrangements," Pare said.
Enerkem Mississippi Biofuels has an office at 222 West Reynolds Street in Pontotoc, but there's little sign that it's occupied, though company officials note it's "open."
There were a handful of people working from the office as late as last spring, but it's unclear if the company has anyone working there now.
Enerkem indicated the company is concentrating on its other efforts for now.
"Our recruitment activities are currently focused on our project in Edmonton where operations will begin this summer," Pare said. "Approximately 10 resources have been working on the development of the Enerkem Mississippi Biofuels project since 2010. These resources are based in different locations including Houston (Texas), Montreal (Quebec) and Sherbrooke (Quebec).
"The project office in Pontotoc is open and the local recruitment process will be launched as we get closer to groundbreaking, beginning with a project manager."


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ABERDEEN – Wesley Brandon of Belden faces up to 20 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute heroin.
Brandon, 32, and four others were indicted in July on federal charges they conspired to distribute narcotics and to sell them in Union County.
He pleaded guilty Wednesday to a one count agreement admitting
his involvement in the conspiracy.
In additional prison time, punishment also could be up to $1 million in fines and loss of federal benefits for up to five years. He will not be sentenced until completion of a report for the judge to consider about his punishment.
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Chamber Music Charleston (CMC) is known for their beautiful, intimate concerts, and Friday's Prelude to Carnegie party at the South Carolina Aquarium was no exception. Partygoers stepped out in cocktail attire for an evening of drinks, savory bites, and a concert in celebration of the upcoming finale to the Chamber Music Charleston 2012-2013 season: a debut at Carnegie Hall in New York City.
People milled about the aquarium sipping Prosecco and Perrier during the cocktail hour, chatting about upcoming concerts and Charleston's art scene. The party was quite well attended, and event chair Barbara Campbell said, "We sold out tonight, and we feel really good about that."
The cocktail hour drew to a close and guests were invited in to take a seat before the large tank, where the evening's pieces were to be performed. Board of Directors Chair Leo Fishman welcomed the crowd, and CMC President and Artistic Director Sandra Nikolajevs introduced the pieces and musicians.
The first piece, Francois Borne's Fantasie Brillante on Carmen, featured flutist Regina Helcher Yost and guest pianist Andrew Armstrong. The music captivated guests, and the epic view of marine life as a backdrop held everyone enthralled. The next piece was Rachmaninov's Vocalise, featuring Armstrong with cellist Timothy O'Malley, and the concert wrapped up with Philippe Gaubert's Three Watercolors.
The musicians received an enthusiastic round of applause as the final strains faded away. Then everyone retired back into the main hall for hors d'oeuvres from Lee Bros. and Duvall Catering and a silent auction.
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The Judean Lowlands: hands-on archaeology and the "tel" of Tel Aviv
Beit Govrin National Park including an Archaeological Seminars excavation of caves that once lay beneath Hellenistic dwellings; the Sidonian Cave, the Roman amphitheater; Tel Mareshah – a city fortified by King Rehoboam of Judah (2 Chron. 11:8) and more.
Tel Aviv – Land of Israel Museum, with its exhibit of antiquities and contemporary traditional cultures, is itself located next to an ancient mound that is part of the experience – the Philistine Tel Kasila.
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I was browsing through Best Buy the other day and I was suprised at how many Tv shows are getting the boxed season treatment. Once upon a time it seemed as if only the X-Files was worthy of season sets, but now everything from classic BBC stuff like the Avengers, to HBO's current hits like the Sopranos, Oz, and Sex and the City, to classic 70's sitcoms like All in the Family and M*A*S*H are getting the treatment. Even WB realized the error of it's ways and made Friends (and soon..South Park!)season sets rather than those stupid 'best of' sets.
Off the top of my head, here are some of the offerings you can now watch on DVD (besides those I've mentioned)
Monty Python's Flying Circus
Buffy, the Vampire Slayer
Star Trek
Star Trek:TNG
The Prisoner
Mad About You
Sanford & Son
I Love Lucy
I may have forgotten some. I'm sure JJB can fill in the ones I've left out. So my question is which ones are you getting? Which ones are you skipping? Why?


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Collection Creator: Parrott, Thomas Marc, 1866-1960..
Dates: 1934-1953.
Located In: Box 6 Folder 12;
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Languages: English.
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2013 Wood Gallery Exhibitions
2013 Exhibitions
50 at 50: Five Decades
of Collecting at The Hyde
January 27 – April 14, 2013
Wood Gallery
In 2013, The Hyde Collection will celebrate its fiftieth year as a public museum with a major exhibition of art that has entered the permanent collection since 1963. Each of the works in the exhibition reflects the Museum's process of careful deliberation in making acquisitions that enhance the legacy of the collection formed by Charlotte and Louis Hyde.
Featured works will include Old Masters Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528) and Paulus Moreleese (1571-1638), and American artists Willard L. Metcalf (1858-1925) and George Bellows (1882-1925). The exhibition will focus on the fastest growing area of the Museum's collection, which is modern and contemporary art, with works by such artists as Arthur Dove (1880-1916), Robert Cottingham (b. 1935), Dorothy Dehner (1901-1994), Sam Gilliam (b. 1933), Adolph Gottlieb (1903-1974), Keith Haring (1958-1991), Sol Lewitt (1928-2007), Ben Nicholson (1894-1982), Diego Rivera (1886-1957), David Smith (1906-1965), and Dan Budnik (b. 1933).
exhibition acknowledges the extraordinary generosity of all donors, recognized
and anonymous, whose gifts of works of art are the lifeblood of The Hyde
Exhibition opening is Saturday, January 26, 2013.
Dorothy Dehner at The Hyde
January 27 – April 14, 2013
Hoopes Gallery
Works by Dorothy Dehner (1901-1994) from the permanent collection feature prints, drawings, watercolors, and a bronze sculpture by this important twentieth-century artist. Many of these works were recently donated to The Hyde from the artist's estate.
Both exhibitions are organized by
The Hyde Collection and curated by Erin Coe, Chief Curator and Jayne Stokes,
Associate Curator.
The Juried Show: 22nd Annual Regional Juried High
School Art Exhibition
April 26 - May 26, 2013
Wood Gallery
One hundred works from entries by area high school art students. This exhibition is not only a showcase of students' talent and creativity but is also designed to allow them to experience the preparation, submission, and adjudication process crucial to their artistic development. The young artists who enter the competition hail from high schools in Warren, Washington, Saratoga, Hamilton, and Essex counties. Curated by Hyde curator of education June Leary.
Modern Nature: Georgia
O'Keeffe and Lake George
June 15 – September 15, 2013
Wood Gallery
The Hyde Collection, in association with the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, is organizing a first-of-its-kind exhibition that will closely examine the extraordinary body of work created by O'Keeffe of and at Lake George. From 1918 until the mid 1930s, O'Keeffe (1887-1986) spent part of the year at Alfred Stieglitz's family estate, a thirty-six acre property situated just north of Lake George village in the southern basin of the lake. O'Keeffe sought new sources of inspiration for her work and reveled in the discovery of new subject matter at Lake George, found respite in its bucolic setting, and enjoyed long walks through the pastures and wooded trails that surrounded the property.
Modern Nature: Georgia O'Keeffe and Lake George will present the full range of works by the artist from magnified botanical compositions of flowers and vegetables, to a group of remarkable still lifes of apples and pears. O'Keeffe painted a series of arboreal portraits focusing on the variety of trees – birches, cedars, maples, poplars, and chestnuts that grew in abundance at Lake George. Telescopic views of a single leaf or pairs of overlapping leaves were another recurring motif during her Lake George years. Architectural subjects, including paintings of the weathered barns and buildings on the property, that blend the descriptive with the abstract emerged as a theme, as did a number of panoramic Lake George landscape paintings and bold, color-filled abstraction that often visually related to the subjects the artist was working on at the time. All of these themes will be explored through a selection of approximately sixty works from public and private collections. A fully illustrated catalogue will accompany the exhibition.
Modern Nature is organized by The Hyde
Collection in association with the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum. The exhibition curator is Erin Coe, Chief
Curator, at The Hyde. The exhibition will travel to the Georgia O'Keeffe
Museum, October 4, 2013 - January 26, 2014, and then to the Fine Arts Museums
of San Francisco, De Young Museum from February 8 - May 11, 2014.
A Family Album: Alfred Stieglitz and Lake George
June 15 – September 15
Hoopes Gallery
In connection with Modern Nature: Georgia O'Keeffe and Lake George, The Hyde Collection is organizing a companion exhibition entitled, A Family Album: Alfred Stieglitz and Lake George.
During the years 1918 to 1934, Georgia O'Keeffe left the
bustle and heat of New York City and headed for the pristine, mountain-rimmed
waters of Lake George where her companion, and later husband, Alfred Stieglitz (1864-1946), and
his family kept a summer home. Comprised of thirty-six bucolic acres located a
mile north of Lake George village on the western shoreline, their country
retreat known as "the Hill" was a former farm and contained a large
farmhouse and a number of barns and outbuildings. Today, the property is a
residential subdivision and is identified with a historic marker at the foot of
the hill.
Through a selection of approximately thirty photographs by
the influential photographer, critic, and dealer Alfred Stieglitz, A Family Album will take an intimate
look at the people who resided on the property while O'Keeffe was in residence there,
including members of the Stieglitz family, and the special place that bound them together.
Lenders to the exhibition include The Adirondack Museum and
Alfred Stieglitz's grandniece Sue Davidson Lowe. The exhibition is curated by Erin B. Coe,
Chief Curator, The Hyde Collection and Caroline Welsh, Senior Art Historian and Director Emerita,
The Adirondack Museum.
2013 Artists of the
Mohawk-Hudson Region
October 12 – December 31, 2013
Wood Gallery
The Hyde Collection will present the 2013 Artists of the Mohawk-Hudson Region exhibition in the fall of 2013. The Hyde joins the
Albany Institute of History and Art and the University
Art Museum at the University at Albany
as the third collaborative sponsor of
this long-standing exhibition, hosted by the three organizations on a
rotating basis.
The exhibition will take place from October 13 through December 29, 2013. Founded in 1936, Artists of the Mohawk-Hudson Region is one of the oldest regionals in the country and provides a leading benchmark for contemporary art in the Upper Hudson Valley. For the 2013 presentation, The Hyde has invited Dan Cameron to be the juror. He is the Chief Curator at the Orange County Museum of Art. In the past, he has organized numerous group and solo exhibitions including retrospectives of Carolee Schneemann, William Kentridge, Paul McCarthy, Faith Ringgold, Carroll Dunham, and Cildo Meireles. In 2003, Cameron served as Artistic Director for the 8th Annual Istanbul Biennial, and in 2006 he organized the 10th Taipei Biennial.
Artists living within a 100-mile radius of the Capital District and The Hyde Collection have had the opportunity to submit work for consideration by the juror. Approximately forty to fifty artists will be chosen for the exhibition to be held in the Wood Gallery.


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BOONEVILLE – A pair of former Northeast Mississippi Community College Tiger football players will cap the NCAA bowl season by playing in the final two bowl games of the year.
Former Tigers Josh Jarboe (Atlanta, Ga.) and Deion Belue (Tuscumbia, Ala.) are scheduled to see action on January 6 and 7, respectively.
Jarboe leads the Arkansas State University Red Wolves into the GoDaddy.com Bowl (formerly the GMAC Bowl) against twenty-fifth ranked Kent State on January 6 at 8 p.m.
Jarboe and the rest of the Red Wolves will take on the Golden Flashes on ESPN from Ladd-Peebles Stadium in Mobile, Alabama.
Belue leads the University of Alabama Crimson Tide into the Discover Bowl Championship Series (BCS) National Championship Game against the University of Notre Dame on January 7 at 7:30 p.m.
Belue and the rest of the Crimson Tide will take on the Fighting Irish on ESPN from Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida.
Jarboe and the Arkansas State Red Wolves enter the GoDaddy.com Bowl as one of the hottest teams in the nation on a seven-game win streak.
After starting off the season 2-3, Arkansas State has reeled off seven straight wins including victories over Florida International (34-20), South Alabama (36-29), Louisiana-Lafayette (50-27), North Texas (37-19), Louisiana-Monroe (45-23), Troy (41-34) and Middle Tennessee (45-0).
Arkansas State finished the regular season 9-3 overall and posted a 7-1 mark in the Sun Belt Conference.
Entering the GoDaddy.com Bowl, Jarboe has played in all 12 games for the Red Wolves during the 2012 season.
Jarboe has been a serious threat for the Red Wolves rushing five times for 13 yards – with a long rush of seven yards and is second on the team in receiving after hauling in 47 passes for 546 yards.
Jarboe averages 11.6 yards per catch and has four scores on the year. The former Northeast Tiger's long reception – a 63-yard catch – is fourth on the team and the Red Wolves' senior is averaging 45.5 yards per game.
With his four scores on the year, Jarboe is tied for fifth in individual scoring for Arkansas State with 24 points on the year and is fifth on the team in All-Purpose yards with an average of 46.6 yards per game.
Against the Oregon Ducks earlier in the season, Jarboe led the Red Wolves with 13 receptions – a team season-high.
While Jarboe has been a force offensively for the Red Wolves, Belue has turned the trick for the Alabama Crimson Tide's defense.
Belue is currently tied for second on the Tide defense with a pair of interceptions on the year and is tied for the team lead in fumble recoveries.
Belue made the most of his fumble recovery – returning a Western Carolina fumble 57 yards for a score during the Crimson Tide's eleventh game of the year.
On the year, Belue is ninth on the Tide defense in tackles — registering 36 (24 solo stops against 12 assisted tackles) and has 5.5 tackles for loss for 13 yards.
Belue also has six pass break ups — second on the team behind Dee Milliner's 18 and has defended eight passes on the year.
Since transferring from Northeast, Belue has drawn a start in all 13 of the Crimson Tide's games during the 2012 season and his two interceptions came against the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) and Western Kentucky.
Alabama comes into the national championship game with a 12-1 overall record and the defending national champion.
Alabama's only setback came at the hands of Texas A&M University on November 10 but the Tide have responded and posted back-to-back 49-0 shutouts against Western Carolina and Auburn following the setback.
Alabama advanced to the BCS National Championship Game with a 32-28 win over Georgia in the Southeastern Conference (SEC) Championship Game.


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'New German Photography' show opens at Art Museum, Jan. 19
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New German Photography, an exhibition on view from Saturday, Jan. 19, through Sunday, Mar. 24, at the Princeton University Art Museum, features 15 photographic works made in Germany during the past two decades by artists such as Dieter Appelt, Andreas Gursky, Candida Hofer, Thomas Ruff and Thomas Struth.
The exhibition, organized by Toby Jurovics, associate curator of photography, is being presented in conjunction with "From Klinger to Kollwitz: German Art in the Age of Expressionism," which opens Tuesday, Jan. 29.
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Rebecca Romijn Enjoys Self Pleasure With DildosThursday, December 11th, 2008
Rebecca Romijn has always been self-conscious about her beauty, and People magazine even said that her inclusion in the 50 Most Beautiful People for 1997 was due to her sense of humor about her body and her profession, and not because of her stunning looks. There's no doubt that she's one of the hottest babes ever to grace a Victoria's Secret catalog, so I wonder why she has to resort to these dildos to pleasure herself, when they can have their pic of any guy out there, and use their cock to give her those sensations that she craves for a lot. But maybe with her down-to-earth personality, she's not the type who likes to go out and use her luscious assets to pick up a lot of men, and so using a dildo for self-pleasure is a good option instead.
Or maybe she just really enjoys the sensation of a hard plastic, glass or rubber toy sliding in and out of her pussy, completely controlled by her passions, so that she can go as deep or as fast and as slow as she wants. The presence of a camera while she's doing these naughty things is also an added turn-on, probably. And that's why we're lucky enough to have these two images of Rebecca Romijn fucking herself with her adult toys. As long as she keeps including a camera in her kinky sex games, we're not going to second-guess this babe and wonder what makes her so horny for vibrators and dildos. Along with these pics, there are lots more pics of Rebecca Romijn naked and doing raunchy things out there, and you can enjoy them too by clicking on that link.


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Back to toys, I notice burbank TRU had a fair share of ESB revision cases on the shelf, and some CW. Has Thi-Sen been released? I've never seen him, Sidious, or TX-20, just Firefighter droid, Snow Jedi, Stone, and Rex. Hopefully they will show up while figures are still 4.99.
Hey was this assailant girl hot? I might want to go out with her. She sounds like my type: finally an honest woman!
So many use an attorney. This one comes straight at you. I'd prefer it that way.
BAD Pts Need: R5-C7 lf leg (x2), , R4-P44 right leg BAD Pts Offered For Trade: PM me - I have lots of parts now including BG-J38!. New Kyle Katarn is also available.
I'm late, what is this stabbing story? I wanted to go to that Best buy and Target tomrw, but now I don't know.
KM -- i've only seen TX-20 once, stashed it, and it was claimed by figrin. Never seen sidious or thi-sen either
I usually end up going there with my mom or grandmother, so that would have been a real shocker to deal with. My sister is sure she would have rushed the assailant with a shopping cart, but I fully doubt it. Some woman on the news who was in the store claims the assailant stabbed a guy 5 times while he was crouched down, and that the knives had tags like they had been grabbed from the store itself. Last year I was shopping with my mom there and suggested such a thing would be so easy, they have their knives on the regular shelves in simple clamshell packaging OR LESS. Didn't know that would be prophetic though.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
how in the heck did the attacker get 5 in on a kickboxing instructor?, must've been in a really bad crouched position. That's ridiculous.
anyone see any EU today?
Btw, best buy has a great sale on Sci-fi/action dvds this week. Most for $5. Some titles include: Aliens 1-3, The Abyss, Matrix trilogy, I robot, etc.
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Opened a couple extras today from this past weekends TRU sale. I pulled out of storage and opened the POTF Falcon carry case with Scanning crew guy . Cool to see him side by side with the new one. The 90's one looks vintage, and I remember in 95 thinking how good and "realistic" the new line of figures looked!
Los Feliz TRU had CW Firefighter Droid x2 and Snowy Captain Rex x2. I bought 1 of each. The Fire Droid has rotation forearms, about time! Rex's head can bend forward to an unnaturally low point, and can rotate pretty well, why can't they do this with regular Snowtroopers?
Burbank TRU had diddly.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.


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But really, don't talk to me about relaxation until you've spent five hours in a giant mineral bath sippin' on skyr smoothie with a mud mask.
But I'm getting ahead of myself. Today started just like any other morning here: wake up at 9:00, wake the ladies up, head down to breakfast. Only today had one special bonus added: a beautiful fall of snow. I went to breakfast before the others, so I kind of just sat with an Australian man sippin' on some of dat sweet, sweet kaffee, nomin' dat smooth, smooth skyr, just watching the snow fall on ol' Smokey Bay (Reykjavek in Icelandic, n00bz). BUT the light of day brought the end of snowfall and the bus of our next greatest adventure: Blue Lagoon! A 40 minute drive and kickass sunrise later, and we arrived at the TOURISTY TOURIST DESTINATION OF ALL TOURISTY TOURS
Let me give you some background on Blue Lagoon. First, as y'all already know, Iceland is amok with awesome hot spots and geothermal mineral pools. This is just another one of them. Oh wait no it's not it holds 6 million liters of naturally warm-but-not-hot-bath-type-water with a plethora of silky smooth minerals and smooth rocks oh wait and also some nice minerally mud stuff with volcanic pebbles for exfoliation. I swear, when nature made this place it was like "how can I make all the carbon-based life forms here as beautiful and soft as possible?" Needless to say, she did a great job. Secondly, some rich dude saw this beautiful land for sale, bought it from people who used it to do their laundry and other nice hot water things, and turned it into a very nice -- though INCREDIBLY overpriced -- resort/spa advertised as the ABSOLUTE MUST-DO for anyone visiting Iceland. His efforts paid off, as over 400,000 tourists visit each year, which is attested to by the American, British, and Japanese flags that wave at the entrance. To put that in some perspective, one of our guides is quoted as Reykjavik having fewer annual tourists! Who is correct? We will never know... Lastly, yes, it was renamed once they figured all of this out.
Although to give the place some credit, on a scale from 1-Swanky, it was somewhere between "Relatively" and "Pretty." A lovely entranceway and nice decor that honestly overplayed the volcano theme a bit much for me, and a charge for towels (seriously, it's a pool. Those should be free) led to a nice locker room and WONDERFUL showers. But all of this was just leading up to the main course: the giant bath complete with mud-mask stations and swim-up bar. The water was the perfect temperature, and the entire experience was made only more magical by the mix of volcanic sand and mineral mud which we squished with our toes and rubbed all over our dry arms and legs
This is the part where I don't write anything else about our experience there, because it consisted of (in various iterations): floating, mud masks, smoothie, shower. Those four things, over and over and over... My muscles relax just thinking about it.
But with the sun our time there became low, so we left to seek out dinner and some last-minute shopping in Reykjavik on Laugavegur (the main shopping street, obvs), which included a trip in a local grocery store. A lot of confusion and a few surprised stares later, and I'm up one jar of delicious blackcurrent jam, some strange licorice candies, and an Icelandic chocolate bar that looks suspicious but might be good? The wolf pack will feast upon my return.
Post napping and dinner, we finally got to go out on our Northern Lights tour, after literally a week of being pushed back to the next day due to rain, clouds, fog, or choppy waters. This was our last time, maybe ever, to see the glorious phenomenon that is helium being ejected from the sun and particles entering our atmosphere, rushing to the poles of the earth for the most glorious light show that ever one could find
I'm going to rush past the warm drinks and cookies and go straight to the wow. First off, right as we pulled away we could already see the faintly green, glowing cloud that hovered above Reykjavik. Thinking ourselves extremely lucky, we got on the top deck, and didn't leave for the rest of the night. Because last night nature put on a light show that can never, ever be topped. Think about the post cards you've seen of the northern lights. Think about the images you must have of them dancing. Think about the windows screen saver. Now imagine that, but across the entire sky. Imagine the green, the redish pink tinge, the blueness and the flickering of trails of cloudy luminescent fog across the sky. That, my dear friends, is what we saw last night. I feel immensely lucky and grateful to be alive and to have seen such an amazing spectacle. Truly, had I been a settler back in the day, such a miraculous sight surly would have made me believe in the Gods. How could anything so wonderful and magical happen without a reason?
It makes me just happy to be alive. The best decision I have ever made was to buy a ticket to Iceland without hesitation or doubt.
As I have nothing else to say about the splendor I just witnessed, I shall stop here. What a finale to our last day in Iceland.


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During the first quarter, the number of smartphone shipments to China doubled, overtaking the U.S. for the first time: China represented 22% of global shipments, compared to the U.S.'s 16%, according to a report by Canalys.
Samsung (005930KS), which dethroned Apple (AAPL) to become the world's No. 1 smartphone maker, took the lead in China, with an estimated 22% market share, compared to Apple's 19%, although both companies saw their volumes increase. Samsung's "wide range of localized devices helped increase uptake across all carriers, and it combined this with significant marketing spend to drive consumer awareness," according to the report. Nokia (NOK) was in third place.
Two-thirds of the of the smartphones shipped to China in the quarter were based on Google's (GOOG) Android platform, and the nation accounts for a quarter of all Android phone shipments.
Total shipments worldwide grew 45% year on year to 146 million units in the first quarter. However, shipments to the US rose just 5% year-over-year, compared to the 81% growth seen across the Asia Pacific region, which now accounts for half of the top ten smartphone countries in the world.


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The Explorer is a programmable preset analog synthesizer. It was very similar to ARP's Pro-Soloist and Pro-DGX preset synths, but offered more flexibility when it came to modifying or creating entirely new sounds. The preset sounds of the Explorer are your basic flute, trumpet, clarinet, strings, pulsar, lunar lander, etc. But unlike other preset synths of the time, in "Manual" mode you could synthesize all kinds of new sounds ranging from wind effects to electronic synth sounds.
The simple design and controls offer three main sections. The waveform section lets you mix and match its various waveforms at different pitch ranges to create unique sounds and timbres. There's a VCF/VCA section with basic ADSR and filter controls for shaping and contouring sounds. The filter is a decent low-pass 4-pole filter. And an effects section offers controls for repeat, vibrato, pitch bend, portamento, etc. All in all the Explorer is a unique and somewhat rare piece of equipment which signalled, at least for ARP, the transition of compact vintage synths from preset to programmable sounds. It has been used by Philip Glass and Herbie Hancock.
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- LFO - 1 LFO with adjustable speed, depth and delay controls
- Filter - 4-pole (24dB/oct) low pass filter with cutoff and resonance controls
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|Dave Franco, James Franco's little brother, is making quite a name for himself with a leading role in "21 Jump Street" and his homoerotic videos for Funny Or Die. See other celebrity siblings who may one day outshine their famous older siblings.
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|With Ashley's recent adieu to the world of acting, there's room for a new Olsen sister to take over—which is exactly what Elizabeth Olsen has been doing ever since her raved-about breakout performance in last year's "Martha Marcy May Marlene." Though she stayed largely in the shadows of her megafamous older sisters until last year, Elizabeth apparently always had the acting bug. She joined the Atlantic Theater Company as a college sophomore, performed in Off-Broadway productions and studied at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. Now, with five feature films under her belt (including a starring role in "Liberal Arts," which earned a standing ovation at this year's Sundance Film Festival, and her most recent film, the horror flick "Silent House") and at least three more films on the way, it looks like the Olsen name is here to stay.
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|Much has been made about the good looks of Emma Watson, better known to many as Hermione Granger from the "Harry Potter" film series. But the real model in the family is her younger brother Alex, who made a splash in the fashion world when he appeared alongside his photogenic sister in Burberry's Spring 2010 campaign. Despite the good looks in his genes, he maintained an air of modesty in an interview with The Independent, saying, "I never thought I'd have the potential to do anything like that or thought about myself in that way. So it is pretty surprising." He's also had some experience in front of a movie camera, playing an extra in his sister's "Harry Potter" films twice. Just like his big sis, he was a Gryffindor.
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Let's look back a few years and see what was actually being said.
Donald Rumsfeld Aug 29 2006: ""Any kind of moral and intellectual confusion about who and what is right or wrong can severely weaken the ability of free societies to persevere."
"Why don't you liberals just admit it? You don't like the military. It's all phony when you say you support the troops," Mark Levin (Hannity calls him "The Great One"), 11/2/06
"The left has a disdain for the military... They're dangerous... trying to undermine the will of the American people." Tom DeLay, 10/31/06
"It's clear that the Howard Dean, Nancy Pelosi, John Kerry wing of the Democratic Party has a visceral loathing for the American military and for, frankly, America as a country in the world. Their whole approach is to blame us for what, in fact, our enemies do... I think it tells you how deep the sickness is in the left wing of the Democratic Party." Newt Gingrich, 11/1/06
"That's your Party that undermines our troop morale and emboldens our enemies," Sean Hannity, 2/1/08.
I hardly think that above quotes could be construed as calling critics of Bush or the Iraq war patriotic.
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Yesterday morning the Minnesota HT and FT circle lost a dear man, friend and mentor to many of us. Charlie Wright was a fixture at FT's and HT's for over 40 years as a competitor, judge and friend. He was a board member of various clubs, most recently Northern Flight HRA, where he was a life member. He was involved at the beginning of the GMHTA and it was his idea to establish the GMHTA Retriever Championship for HT dogs patterned after the old State FT event from years gone by.
Charlie was also the owner of Unique Shotshells and has provided poppers to clubs and trainiers across the country and Canada, as well as some of the fastest steel available. He was always looking to improve a shell and just recently devleloped a 20ga pheasant load because my wife had started hunting and Charlie felt she needed a special shell. That was the kind of guy he was.
Charlie forgot more about bird placement and setting up tests than many of us will every know and I will miss his wisdom and friendship. He was a dear friend to my wife and I, and we will never forget him. Charlie was a one of a kind.
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Try some yogurt. Really it helps! I think I got the idea from one of Doc's posts.
Jill gets that way every once in a while so I start both dogs (not the puppy yet) on a heaping tablespoon of yogurt. I like to add a couple tablespoons of water so it gets all over the food. Sometime if I forgt to add it to the food-- they just get to lick it off the spoon. They think it's a treat!! If I would just keep it up all the time Jill probably wouldn't have any problems.
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Hey Melis! Remember when we came out to the ranch the first time? Hugh said something then about little stinky! I guess I'll have to start sharing my breakfast yogurt with him, he'll like that.
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Don't feed your dog with a bowl, a flat biscuit pan will slow him way down on his eating. And whatever you do don't feed him Hormel Chili!
The fast eaters I get, get their food scattered on the kennel floor. Slows them down.
Now for the gas, is this your noisy/vocal dog? I've noticed that the noisy barkers tend to have more gas issues too. Started noticing it with my old yeller' boy' Kick,. He was always talking and was the gassiest dog . Then, his son, ..... then the grandaughter...... seeing a pattern here? I think the barking,they get a lot of air in as well and causes that problem.
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Oh No! I can see another heritable problem to be tested and cleared for!!!! Ok Laura, does Wink fart a lot? Just kidding but I still don't think Chief can hold a candle to Potus Place. (don't try that Chief)
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My three suck in the food also, no surprise they are labs after all. I did the yogurt thing too and it helps but I started feeding the coconut oil every one was raving about on here. Been about 6 weeks now and NO MORE HORRIBLE GAS!!!!
Effective gun control is hitting what you aim at!
Hey Carol, I don't have a problem with any of my dogs. The food I feed is a chicken and rice with probiotics in it and none of the dogs have an issue. Every one of them sucks it down like they may not see tomorrow so I would try the yogurt rather than buy a special bowl. Coconut oil sounds like it would be good for the coat too.
Where am I going and why am I in this handbasket?
how flammable is it??
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Looking cute in one of the few cut-out dresses that work, at ELLE's Style Awards.
Looking cute in one of the few cut-out dresses that work, at ELLE's Style Awards.
From the People Tree fashion shoot.
Rodarte always looks good, but this dress is very quirky and age-appropriate.
Burberry was Watson's first big ad campaign, with her brother.
Without a doubt, one of my favorite dresses of Watson's.
Giggling at The Late Show with David Letterman.
Just chillin'.
Rocking the pixie cut.
More Burberry, more understated.
I'm getting a very On the Road vibe here...
There's a major resemblance to Rachel McAdams here.
Shooting the Lancôme ad "Midnight Rose" in Paris on March 15.
Check out those ruffles.
Appearing in Teen Vogue way back when.
At the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1 premiere with Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint.
Very princess-y.
Who needs accessories with a dress like that?
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CC TRU, Target La Cienega, Target CC, none of them had jack.
Target CC got a ton of clearance repack, so that tells me they move a lot of toys and it's a difficult store for a collector to find good things but they do enough volume to make it a consideration. They had so much repack that they were stuffing it onto the bottoms of endcaps and any free pegs, almost every line was present - lots of TF Dark of the Moon deluxe junk, and a bunch of those SW 2-packs Vader & Anakin and Maul & Sidious. Also a lot of the Geonosis packs, not on clearance.
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Overview of Class
Welcome! In this first lesson, you'll get to know a little about me, but more importantly, I'll get to hear from all of you. I like it when people post messages, so don't feel shy about posting any comments or questions you have! This is also the lesson where we'll set forth our game plan, reviewing what we'll cover and putting things in context so you can get your bearings and get the most out of the class.
The Theory and Importance of Investing
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I think that Ki was kind of ignored in light of all the cool stuff I got in those couple of days.
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Plo Koon looks awesome and I can't wait to get him.
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Description The Smith's blue butterfly, Euphilotes enoptes smithi, is an organism in the family Lycaenidae, which is also known as the "gossamer wing" family.
Euphilotes enoptes smithi is a small butterfly with a wingspan no greater than 2.5 centimeters. Males manifest dorsal wing color of a bright lustrous blue, while females exhibit brown dorsal coloration. Both sexes have with orange-red band markings on the hind dorsal wings. Ventral wing coloration for both males and females is a whitish gray, punctuated with black speckling.
This federally listed endangered species occurs in fragmented populations along the Central Coast of California, primarily associated with sand dune habitat in one case with a dune-based Maritime Coast Range Ponderosa Pine forest in the Carbonera Creek watershed in Santa Cruz County. The range of E. enoptes is from Monterey Bay south to Punta Gorda. They live in sand dunes and grassland areas
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Dimensions The wingspan is 22-26 mm for males and 20-27 mm for females.
Endangered Status The Smith's Blue, a subspecies of the Dotted Blue, is on the U.S. Endangered Species List. It is classified as endangered in California. The Smith's Blue and a number of other California butterflies lay their eggs on buckwheat plants that grow on naturally shifting dune systems. Many of these dunes have been stabilized by the encroachment of exotic vegetation, and the buckwheats can no longer grow there successfully. The U.S. Army has established a preserve at Fort Ord, on Monterey Bay, for protecting the dune habitat, the buckwheat plants, and the Smith's Blue.
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Would he?
Would he?
I'm not sure what language this is but I'm pretty sure it's creepy.
This is an awesome mental image.
No, that would be horrifying. Picture it. Horrifying.
DNW to think about Justin Bieber getting it in.
This does not make it better.
Again: horrifying.
This is not okay.
Does this kid know how 69-ing works? Pretty sure it becomes a different number once a third person is added.
Thanks goodness.
No no no.
Again: DNW this mental image.
This tweet seems pure and lovely compared to the tweets I found next.
No no no no no.
Again: it's still illegal to do this to an 18-year-old. Or anyone.
Make it stop.