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What is a good site that has straight college guys taking shirtless pics? Like self ones with their cell phones and such...
What is a good site that has straight college guys taking shirtless pics? Like self ones with their cell phones and such...
I found some... whata think? NO Professional pictures!
This could definitely be one of my new favorite threads. Haha.
this tread is amazing!!
hot thread
I mean, I found those on flickr. lol Are there any sites dedicated to it? If not, try and post as much as you can to make it a non-pro picture college boy thread!
The cell phone camera is one of the best inventions of the last 30 years!
Have you tried Guys With iPhones?
OMG!!! I'm in love
thanks boys. love the pics
I think this just became my favorite thread. OMFG, keep me coming, I mean.. keep them coming! PLEEEASE..
[QUOTE=SilverSurfer;6746118]Have you tried ="http://guyswithiphones.com/"]Guys With iPhones ?
How does that site work?
Do people actually send in their own pics? And do they assume it's gay?
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I'm amazed how many guys contribute.
There was one point last year when I thought 'they were scraping the bottom of the barrell". Every vain man in the US had sent in his picture.
But they still post!
That is an amazing site. I am surprised at the amount as well....guess there is a little exhibitionist in everyone. And bless whoever invented the camera phone.
i love this site, and i love this thread
this thread is so hot!
anyone jerk off to any pics so far? If so, which ones????
this is such a hot thread
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I wish it were real
^^ Ugh meee too!!
Wish I had friends like that!
love this thread!!!
I've been stroking my cock through this whole thread. Incredibly hot guys here! WOW!!
GR8 thread luv it, keep em comin
This guy is super sexy and cute but he is a tool lol
This is a great thread!! Can I just add pics of friends from facebook or do I need permission from the guys?
Thank God for exhibitionists and hot young studs!!
I am filled with a mix of horniness and jealousy!
Hottest thread ever!!!!!!http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4126/...05d3f817_b.jpg
have you guys been using this pics to edge your orgasm a lot? ahahhaa
Just so everyone knows...im getting all of these from flickr.
omg. I the pics in this thread are amazing. every last one of them is perfect. Can't get enough.
Thanks for posting them boys. PLEASE keep em coming.
Try absarehot at Tumblr, can't link yet sorry
These are college-age guys, many possibly straight, so it's your call, but they have some preview pictures on the site.
"Hello ladies and gentlemen of the jury!
love this thread..here is my contribution
What a hot thread!
I want ALL of the above, ALL of them to do whatever......
So freakin cute. So many of them (I know) would want/like it too!


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It's kind of lame that the imaginary no-charge zone is confined to the area directly under the hoop, but this is definitely a step in the right direction. And it may have a notable impact on Manny's production - I feel like there was almost a play per game last season where an and-one was changed to a turnover because of a ridiculous charge call.
I wonder if the vagueness of the rule might be intended to accommodate terrible college refereeing. Rather than forcing the ref to see whether or not a defender's heels were on the line, this rule gives him the freedom to make the call based on his intuition of whether defender's position was legit or not.

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Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) and City of Fremont opened Kato Road between Warm Springs Boulevard and Milmont Drive in southern Fremont to automobile and pedestrian traffic on April 1. This important Kato Road Grade Separation project milestone will temporarily allow for one lane of traffic flow in each direction and culminate the conclusion of the several month long Kato Road closure.A complete roadway opening is expected by May; project completion is expected early this summer. The construction at Kato Road is the first of eleven grade separations needed to complete the BART Silicon Valley Berryessa Extension Project. Kato Road now passes underneath the Union Pacific railroad tracks and future BART tracks and includes new elevated sidewalks for pedestrians. Bicycles will have a permanent bike lane once the completed roadway is opened."This important project delivered in partnership with the City of Fremont will help facilitate future BART service to Santa Clara County, and reduce congestion in this area by eliminating competing freight movements with the local traffic," said VTA General Manager Michael Burns.Total project cost for the Kato Grade Separation project is $52.7 million, funded by 2000 Measure A and Proposition 1B Highway-Railroad Crossing Safety Account. Remaining work on the project includes pavement restoration, landscape & irrigation, completion of storm water pump station, freight track embankment, safety railings, and removal of traffic mitigation measures in surrounding intersections."We are excited that this grade separation brings us one step closer to connecting the BART system between Fremont, Milpitas and North San Jose," said Fremont Public Works Director Jim Pierson. "We expect that automobiles, pedestrians, and bicycles alike will truly appreciate the safety enhancement that this latest grade separation brings to freight and automobile traffic."Traffic that is currently detoured onto Dixon Landing Road in Milpitas is expected to return to Kato Road, relieving some of the congestion along that roadway and Warm Springs Boulevard.A one-year BART Silicon Valley Berryessa Extension milestone and Kato Road Grade Separation Ribbon Cutting event will be held on April 5th from 12 - 1 p.m. at 466 Kato Terrace to celebrate first year construction accomplishments and the opening of Kato Road. The event will include speeches by local, state, and federal dignitaries followed by a project ribbon cutting.For more information about BART Silicon Valley, please contact VTA Community Outreach at (408) 934-2662, TTY (408) 321-2330, or visit www.vta.org/bart.


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With the last Gears Of War game, Judgment due out in March of 2013 appearing to be the last for this generation a Gears fan could only wonder – where can Epic/Microsoft take the franchise from here?
Gears of War surprisingly has a LOT of material to make a game about. Changing game play however would be a challenge.
don't disrespect SOCOM. socom is on a flatline right now because the developers keep thinking if they ignore what the smaller core fanbase asks for, and try to appeal to the larger CoD crowd, they'll have better results. and it hasn't worked at all.
I know this has nothing to do with the article topic, but if you scroll higher you'll see why I made this comment.
My guess is they are going to war? I do think they need new characters though I am kinda getting tired of playing as the same people. Hoping Judgement brings in some new characters. Love the series just need new characters. The same could be said with a lot of games I guess XD.


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Anthony Annatone III and his twin brother Aaron, 25, have left a trail of crime in their wake since they were teenagers, police say.
The home of a Volusia County firefighter and his wife — a spokeswoman for the county — was burglarized on Halloween, sheriff's officials said, and one of the suspects is a convicted felon well known to many law enforcement agencies with a long arrest record on the east side of Volusia.
Michael and Michelle Coats were at their respective jobs on Halloween morning just after 10 a.m. when deputies said three men in hooded sweatshirts went to the couple's house on Shadow Pines Drive and made off with everything from a 1994 Corvette to a savings bond, cash and some jewelry.
Anthony Annatone III was charged by the Volusia County Sheriff's Office with armed burglary of a dwelling, auto theft and grand theft of more than $300 but less than $5,000. Another suspect is 24-year-old James Spence, the arrest report shows, and a third person is wanted by investigators but his identification has not been released by investigators.
But it's the Annatone name that always elicits negative comments and expressions of disdain from police officers along the east side of the county.
Anthony Annatone III and his twin brother Aaron, 25, have left a trail of crime in their wake since they were teenagers, police say. The siblings are convicted felons who have both served stints in prison for aggravated assault, court records show.
In 2005, Port Orange police said the Annatone twins were members of a street gang and about three years later, Daytona Beach Police Chief Mike Chitwood called the brothers "thugs."
Their father, Anthony Annatone Jr., a former Daytona Beach police sergeant, has been arrested a handful of times for domestic violence, including an incident June 28 in DeLeon Springs. No charges were filed in that case however.
But charges have been filed against the elder Annatone and Aaron Annatone in connection with distribution of oxycodone, investigators said. Father and son were picked up in South Daytona in early June on that case after being under surveillance for two years by the FBI's Safe Streets Task Force. There are no federal charges in the case, but there are state charges, court records show. The pair are scheduled to stand trial Dec. 10.
In this most recent incident at the Coats house, Port Orange police were called after a neighbor noticed a silver-colored, two-door Toyota parked on Turnbull Bay Road near Shadow Pines, a report shows. The witness said three men were inside the car, all wearing hooded sweatshirts.
When a Port Orange officer arrived at the scene, he spotted the driver of the car — Annatone — inside the vehicle; the hood was open and Annatone was alone in the Toyota, the report shows.
Annatone told the officer his "check engine" light was on, the report says. The policeman, however, heard rustling in the wooded area across the street from the house and suspected a burglary was taking place at that moment, the report shows. When he called for backup, the officer was told deputies were on their way.
At first, Annatone told the Port Orange officer that he was riding solo, but then he said he had picked up two friends in New Smyrna Beach, including Spence. Annatone then said the two people he was with had told him they wanted to retrieve some "personal items" from the Coats' house, even though neither one of them lives there.
The personal items included the Corvette, which belongs to Michael Coats' mother, Miriam Schifter, the report says.
In a telephone interview Friday, Schifter said she believes the burglary was a random act. She said the alarm at her son's house was set off this past summer when Michael and Michelle Coats went on vacation.
Port Orange Officer Christopher Ganem mentioned in his incident report that the city and surrounding areas have dealt with a rash of recent daytime burglaries.
Schifter said her car was found later that day inside the Venetian Bay subdivision in New Smyrna Beach, however. Investigators have not recovered the other stolen items, which include a savings bond, cash, a locket and an iPod Touch.
Michael and Michelle Coats did not return calls on Friday.
Anthony Annatone III was released Thursday on $60,000 bail; Spence was released on $55,000 bail Friday.


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In all seriousness, someone really screwed up the programming logic for post counts. Quite obvious.
I don't think I had that many posts there...but I do recall a lot of gif related hootery being posted on my part some time ago.
And LOL @ 'a football is brown'
jackhunter & 1greennut are my protoges...looking to hire a 3rd to try to get that # of views up to 2 million by the end of the year
In all seriousness, someone really screwed up the programming logic for post counts. Quite obvious.
Just busting, you have to admit your post count going back down to 3 was hysterical.
What was his name.
Did not realize post counts was so important....
Yeah, I lost some 1200 posts. I certainly posted a bunch in hottieland, but there's no way I had 1200 posts in there.
No bigs... I kinda like that I've been a member for 8 years and now only have 200 something posts. It gives one the impression that I may actually have a life.
Just busting, you have to admit your post count going back down to 3 was hysterical.
I know your just bustin' I thought it was funny too, I was getting close to 1000 and as fast as a Sanchez pick 6 they were gone.
Lets see I just busted 30K
looks like 3500 "holy crap is that girl fine" posts, deleted.
The Smithsonian won't like this.
Since I've been posting from my phone I have no idea how many posts I have... the only thing I'm certain of is that they have all been of the brilliant must read variety.
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There's no way there were that many posts in that forum. I looked at jackhuntr's posts, most of his posts are still active on the board yet it his count is less than 10.
Pretty weird.
While we're at it, can someone tell the Ad people to try and keep the viruses out of their ad banners? That'd be swell. OK? Thanks.
Post count is like the reverse Three Fifths Compromise. It's a 1:1 count vs. post, until it's deleted, then it's 5/3:1
It's like getting punished for having posted in a deleted thread.... in this case an entire forum. The punishment has been quite severe all things considering.
Anyone lost tabs on their firstborn? Might wanna check into that. The program has a mind of it's own and is out of control!


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High request shows need
The Auglaize County engineer submitted a figure he did not expect to get when he requested more than $10.4 million for his 2012 budget.
His appeal stressed the county's need.
The request is approximately $5 million more than the revenue in the Motor Vehicle and Gasoline Tax Fund for 2011.
"I know I'm not going to get it, but this is to reflect the need," county Engineer Doug Reinhart told the Auglaize County Commissioners during his budget hearing on Wednesday. "I do this every year. It looks like I'm asking for the world, but we need it."
Despite the large increase of Reinhart's request, he said what he expected to actually receive would be the same as he did this year — $5.4 million — $3.6 million for roads, $1 million for bridges and culverts, and $765,354 for the Engineer's Office.
A majority of funding for the budget comes from local license plate fees as well as gasoline and plate taxes, for which Reinhart anticipates receiving a combined $4.3 million for 2011. He's anticipating receiving approximately the same amount in 2012.
The last gasoline tax increase was implemented in 2003 for a total of 5 cents per gallon implemented over three years. The last license plate tax increase, which was put toward road and bridge funds, was in 1991. An increase last year was earmarked for the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
"Gas is still $3.25 (a gallon) and this is normally the time of year when gasoline is the cheapest," Reinhart said. "The closer it gets to $4, the less income we receive."
At the same time, the increase in costs for the same materials used by the department has increased by more than $422,000 since 2006, when the engineer was receiving more money with which to operate.
With a 44 percent increase in paving costs in the past four years, 10.9 miles of the 349 under county maintenance were paved in 2011, equating to a 32-year rotation. It's the least amount of mileage paved annually since before 1990.
"If nothing changes we'll be back in 2043 to resurface a road if we resurfaced it this year," Reinhart said.
Bridge work also concerns Reinhart, who said small bridges are not as big of a worry since they can be done in house but larger span bridges must be contracted out and typically have larger price tags.
"We will have several bridges posted across the county in the next several years if nothing changes," Reinhart said.
With an official salary set at $85,354 for the past eight years with no cost of living adjustment statewide, Reinhart said unfortunately that doesn't do much to attract young engineers to the job in the future.
The sanitary engineer budget, used for eight sewer plants and six sewer districts among other services, was requested to have a minimal increase — $1,000 in supplies for fuel costs — for a total budget of $180,950.
"It's the biggest increase," Reinhart said of fuel costs for the department for which employees drive 40,000 miles a year.
While wages had to be shuffled to pay the last fuel bill, Reinhart said overtime also needs to be budgeted for since two employees have been called out after hours and on weekends for 65 different events, mainly due to flooding, this year.
"I have some money built in for overtime, but fortunately they took some compensatory time for the overtime which saved us money to pay the fuel bill," Reinhart said. "If they had taken the overtime, it could very easily have wiped out our salary line item. We need to be prepared for that."
A decrease in funds is expected in the GIS budget, which also falls under the engineer's jurisdiction.
Reinhart said he anticipates receiving $30,000 less this year than in 2010 for a total budget of approximately $168,430 from a $2 transfer fee implemented in 2006.
The lower amount means no carryover to the general fund, to which $284,884 has been contributed since 2006.
Whatever the budget will allow, Reinhart said he would like to work on updating the floodplain map.
"We've got the technology it just takes a tremendous amount of time behind the computer to do it accurately," Reinhart said.
The floodplain addresses more than 148 miles in the county, including the Auglaize and St. Marys rivers and 18 tributaries. The FEMA plan has not been updated since 1989.
The engineer's Tax Map Office's budget of $36,100 is expected to stay the same in 2012 as it was in 2011 and 2010 and less than its been since before 1990. The biggest cost anticipated this year is to print new highway maps.


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Concerts: Nairobi Live, Every Thursday @ Tree House
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Nairobi Live @ Tree House is a new series of concerts at Tree House featuring the best of Kenyan performers and international acts.
The music profile will focus on jazz, blues, afro fusion and singer/songwriters showcasing both established and upcoming acts. Key artist factors are: A strong showmanship, raw talent and an outstanding ability to entertain.
Dates & Time: Every single Thursday, throughout the entire year, from 8.30 to 11.00 pm.
Entry: Free [No Cover Charge]
Expect: Free ample and secure parking right outside the venue. Great view of the Nairobi skyline plus Tree House is the only open terrace venue in Westlands.
Thursday night special meals and special bar offers only for Nairobi Live @ Tree House.
Line up February
Thursday 07.02.2013: Christine Kamau "The Jazzist" and her band.
Thursday 14.03.2013: Nina Ogot + band. (Valentines special)
Thursday 21.03.2013: Wakake featuring The Outlaws, Victor Muli, and Nathan Okite.
Thursday 28.02.2013: Maia Von Lekow, (record release)
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Nice stuff next month dont forget to include sarabi on the play band list…
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Immediate panic sets in when Jamie wakes up in unknown surroundings. She slowly calms down after meeting Sabrina, whom she follows down a hallway leading to a room that looks like little more than a dead end. The door barely has time to close before Sabrina suddenly attacks Jamie, engaging her in savage struggle that can only end with one of them biting the dust. Sabrina's surprise assault is a typical example of what occurs daily in this godforsaken women's dungeon where the inmates are forced to fight to the death, all for the entertainment of Joseph and Elizabeth, the pompous organizers of this sadistic sport. Those who lose or refuse to fight suffer the devastating reprisal of having one of their family members executed. Their road to the top will have to be paved with fists and fury if they are to become champion and ultimately win their freedom.
In spite of its very promising premise, RAZE is more than a women-in-prison film. While it does contain several of the conventional elements that popularized the genre in the '70s and '80s, RAZE's modernity makes for a much improved version. In contrast to many directors of the era, Josh Waller focuses on the physical abilities of the actresses rather than their curves. He was fortunate enough to line up an outstanding cast that includes Rebecca Marshall (REPO: THE GENETIC OPERA), Tracie Thoms (DEATH PROOF) and Rachel Nichols (G.I. JOE), not to mention Zoë Bell (also in DEATH PROOF). The charisma and impressive physical range of Uma Thurman's KILL BILL stunt double masterfully carries her first starring vehicle, largely helping Waller create a film that clearly stands out from all the others. He manages to make the most of his limited underground setting by creating a very intense atmosphere and never letting the narrative evolution become repetitive. What`s really impressive, however, is the quality of the fight scenes. Waller substitutes eye-popping theatrics with extremely physical and visceral confrontations, making it work beautifully. Uniquely violent, the battles and their contestants could go head-to-head with their male counterparts.
RAZE is a refreshing addition to a world that has for too long been strictly associated with gratuitous sex and girls taking showers. RAZE is brutal, RAZE is violent, RAZE hits like a roundhouse to the face.
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Burning Down the House
Through years of tradition and arbitrary custom, decisions in the United States are often made by random groups of people whose legitimacy owes itself to nothing except that tradition. Exhibit A, the Electoral College. Exhibit B, the House of Representatives. Exhibit C, the Baseball Writers Association of America.
The first one isn't going anywhere and except in random cases like the 2000 election, hasn't actually thwarted the will of the people. Sure, it does give outsized importance to states like Ohio and Florida that really should be sold back to the French and Spanish, respectively, but it doesn't make me hate myself.
The House of Representatives, on the other hand, is where intelligence and common sense go to die. Take Rep. Paul Broun of Georgia who sits on the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology as an example. Rep. Broun's membership on a relatively unimportant committee wouldn't matter too much except for one thing. He believes that "evolution and embryology and Big Bang theory, all that is lies straight from the pit of hell." Broun also has stated that he believes that the earth is about 9,000 years old. That an idiot of this magnitude could be elected to Congress, and is running unopposed this year as well, is indicative of the collective intelligence of the body (and the American people, unfortunately).
Need more proof? Take the House Republicans' hearing on Libya that took place last week in which they not only failed to resolve anything but also managed to blow the CIA's cover in Benghazi in the process. Seriously, this is more appropriate to the plot of a Coen brothers' movie than it is to the lower house of of our esteemed national legislature.
And finally we come to the Baseball Writers who have the power to hand out post-season awards as well as decide who is elected to the Hall of Fame. Considering that the list of members includes Woody Paige and Buster Olney, I'm not inclined to give much credence to anything they say. The only good thing about having them around is that there's a good chance they'll give the AL MVP to a Detroit Tiger for the second consecutive year, despite the strong case that could be made for Mr. Trout. And, at the end of the day, if I had to wish for the unholy death of one group of people, I'd probably give the nod to the House over the sportswriters. That could all change if Miggy doesn't get the MVP, though. Writers, you have been warned.


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Major interior renovations at the Arlington Heights Memorial Library are ahead of schedule and under budget, officials said.
The $2.8 million project will include new "marketplace" with a vending cafe and the most popular books on display; a new teen center; a remodeled computer assistance area; more small meeting rooms; and a "living room" with lounge seating and a fireplace, as well as a new conference room, said Brian Shepard, director of operations.
All work is expected to be completed in late March or early April, but some parts of the project are already done.
A new digital computer studio is open for people to work with multimedia editing software and several renovated conference rooms are already available for meeting space.
"What we're trying to do is build a library more suited to how people use libraries today," Shepard said. "Everything will be more convenient and easy to use."
The library has stayed open through all renovations, which Shepard said may have caused minor issues for people, but it will be worth it when the project is completed.
The library saved for the project over many years and was able to do it without raising its property tax levy.
Parts of the project, such as the new fireplace and computers were funded by the Friends of the Library organization.
The interior renovation project was approved by the library board over the summer in an effort to make the library more of an open, welcoming and a "community hub," officials said at the time.
More information about the renovations can be found at http://ahml.info/renovation.
This is the first major renovation for the Arlington Heights Memorial Library since the 1990s.


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Morning all!
I'm a little stressed right now. There's a lot going on with us at the moment, but primarily today, I'm having a problem with Little Man's school.
His school sucks big time at communications. From the first day when I called them to try and get him in to Prep they didn't impress me in the communications department. Fortunately, they impressed in the learning department, so we decided to send him there. The school is within walking distance, so that was another factor in its favour. It is not a private school, as we can't afford something like that. It's government run. Anyway, there have been dramas all year with Little Man's class. He is one of only seven grade ones in this composite class, all of whom were put in that class because they were really smart. The other students are all grade twos, so it was hoped that they could advance further with that. However, there have been issues all year. The teacher was sick and off school for three weeks in the first term. She was regularly sick in the second term. She took two weeks long service leave in the third term, and in the second week of the fourth term she had a fall at school and was off for a few days. While these things in and of themselves are not necessarily anyone's fault, it has disrupted our children's learning. Not only that, every time something happened, we wouldn't be told about it, then we wouldn't be told what was happening, and it was so difficult to find anything out about what was going on, because the school sucks at communication.
A couple of mums visited the principal last week, and I sent him an email to back up what they said. Now they want a meeting with the parents, but they've scheduled it for next Monday morning, and I'm working, so I can't go, which has really annoyed me. I heard that Little Man's teacher was in tears the other day, which has upset me greatly, as my problem was not primarily with her. It's all so frustrating.
Songbird - it's interesting about MM and Bug and the crying. I used to be like that, and Little Man is too, although not quite to that extreme. He certainly gets upset if he feels he is falling behind in anything, even going up a flight of stairs with everyone else! I worry that he's going to have my anxiety problems, but I haven't done anything about it because I don't think we could afford whatever we had to do to help him. I'm just trying to teach him strategies that have helped me. Oh, and you don't have to do anything more for The Crown. You've been so helpful already.
Sarah - I hope the wedding goes well! I hope you can buy The Heir soon, and come on board for nanowrimo. It's helped me get the next novel underway.


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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – The Georgia College baseball team has announced its walk-on tryout date for the fall.
Any individual interested in trying out for the Bobcat baseball team first should attend the walk-on meeting held Wednesday, Aug. 17 at 4 p.m. in Centennial Center room 238. The actual tryout date will be Friday, Aug. 19 at 4 p.m. at John Kurtz Field.
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Chauvel: Disconnected from victims' reality
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9 November 2012 Media Statement Chauvel: Disconnected from victims' reality Justice Minister Judith Collins says comments made by Labour's Charles Chauvel show he has little understanding or empathy for the reality of on-going intimidation and …
Hon Judith Collins
Minister of Justice
9 November 2012 Media Statement
Chauvel: Disconnected from victims' reality
Justice Minister Judith Collins says comments made by Labour's Charles Chauvel show he has little understanding or empathy for the reality of on-going intimidation and harassment experienced by vulnerable victims of serious and violent sexual offending.
"Mr Chauvel's comments show a concerning disregard for victims of serious sexual and violent crimes.
"As well as showing ignorance of the law, Mr Chauvel has shown that he is more concerned with the possible restriction on the rights of convicted rapists than on the rights of recovering victims to feel safe in their homes and communities.
"I call on Labour leader, David Shearer, to reconsider if Mr Chauvel is the right person to be representing Labour to the most vulnerable victims of serious and violent offending.
"His comments today show an alarming lack of empathy. I am astounded Mr Chauvel is so disconnected from the reality of such a serious issue.
"It is simply unacceptable to have a situation where a victim of serious crime continues to be intimidated by unwanted contact with their attacker.
"Victims of serious and violent crime deserve to be supported to recover and get on with their lives.
"The new order under the Harassment Act, announced yesterday, has been widely welcomed by victim's support groups.
"As is appropriate, the new order will be fully consulted on at select committee where anyone who has an interest can have their say," Ms Collins says.
As well as the new order, this Government:
• has invested $1million to support victims of domestic abuse, particularly women and children at risk of repeat victimisation through the safe@home programme
• is increasing the maximum penalty for breaching a protection order from two years to three years imprisonment
• is improving domestic violence treatment programmes delivered by through the Family Court, and
• is extending the definition of domestic violence in the Domestic Violence Act to include 'economic abuse'.
"Make no mistake; this Government is very serious about putting the right of victims to be safe, first. The same cannot be said of Mr Chauvel," Ms Collins says.
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The ESF is helping Italy's construction sector with professional skills and knowledge-based training
Prato's School of Construction has provided 125 young Italian workers and educators with valuable training to help boost the local construction labour market. Across two different modules, 71 apprentices and 54 business mentors strengthened their transferable and professional skills while also developing their technical knowledge of the construction sector.
In total, the project offered a range of eight different courses, knocking up 736 hours of complex training. The training project, managed by the Provence of Prato, was supported with EUR 90 000 from the ESF.


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Tate Modern presents the UK's first major exhibition of Sudanese artist Ibrahim El-Salahi (b.1930). Bringing together 100 works from across more than five decades of his international career, this retrospective highlights one of the most significant figures in African and Arab Modernism, and reveal his place in the context of a broader, global art history.
The exhibition traces the artist's personal journey, beginning in Sudan in the 1950s where the artist originally trained and practiced as an art teacher, as well as his time at the Slade School of Fine Art in London.
Events in the artist's own life, as well as wider political history, are reflected in his work from the 1970s and 80s. While employed as the Undersecretary at the Sudanese Ministry of Culture and Information, El-Salahi was wrongfully imprisoned by the government. The art he made as a result of this incarceration was often stark and sombre, reflecting the trauma of isolation. This phase would culminate in years of self-imposed exile and expatriation in Qatar and the UK, where he created such works as The Inevitable 1984-1985, a monumental and chaotic response to the continued turmoil and civil war taking place in Sudan.
The exhibition also showcases the gloriously colourful paintings and drawings that El-Salahi has produced since the 1990s, after his return to England. These include his Tree Series, inspired by the Haraz tree that grows on the banks of the Nile, and One day I Happened to See a Ruler 2008, a major three-panel painting commissioned by the Museum for African Art in New York. These recent works reflect his joy for life, his deep spiritual faith, and a profound recognition of his place in the world.
Ibrahim El-Salahi was born in Omdurman, Sudan in 1930 and now lives and works in Oxford, England. His work has been shown at such venues as PS1, New York; Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art, Doha; and Haus der Kunst, Munich. He is represented in numerous private and public collections including the MoMA, New York; New National Gallery, Berlin; and Tate, London. He received the Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship; the Order of Knowledge, Arts and Letters, Sudan; and the Honorary Award, Prince Claus Fund for Culture and Development.


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The city of Rutland has come just short of breaking an American Red Cross blood drive donation record. Organizers said the unofficial tally after the Gift-of-Life Marathon blood drive Tuesday was 1,951. They said that was 18 points short. The city of Manchester, N.H., holds the national record of 1,968. Organizer Steve Costello said he was proud of the numbers, whether a record was broken or not.
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10 Signs the Economy Really IS That Bad.
1. I got a pre-declined credit card in the mail.
2. CEO's are now playing miniature golf.
3. Hot wheels and Matchbox cars are now trading higher than GM cars!
4. McDonalds is selling the quarter -ouncer.
5. People in Beverly Hills fired their nannies and learned their children's names.
6. The most highly-paid job is now jury duty.
7. People in Africa are donating money to Americans.
8. Motel Six won't leave the light on. (hah! my personal fave)
9. The Mafia is laying off judges.
10. When bank returns your check marked "insufficient funds" you have to call the bank and ask if they meant you or them.
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A classic. Btw, this is the original! It was recorded in the mid-90s, before the internet got truely popular.
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* Lawyer: "Doctor, before you performed the autopsy, did you check for a pulse?"
* Witness: "No."
* Lawyer: "Did you check for blood pressure?"
* Witness: "No."
* Lawyer: "Did you check for breathing?"
* Witness: "No."
* Lawyer: "So, then it is possible that the patient was alive when you began the autopsy?"
* Witness: "No."
* Lawyer: "How can you be so sure, Doctor?"
* Witness: "Because his brain was sitting on my desk in a jar."
* Lawyer: "But could the patient have still been alive nevertheless?"
* Witness: "Yes, it is possible that he could have been alive and practicing law somewhere."
Apparently taken from a real courtroom proceeding. Lawyers like to be thorough, don't they?
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^Haha, that's from the book Disorder in Court. They all appearently really happened. Here's some more:
Q: Are you sexually active?
A: No, I just lie there.
Q: What is your date of birth?
A: July 15th.
Q: What year?
A: Every year.
Q: What gear were you in at the moment of the impact?
A: Gucci sweats and Reeboks.
Q: This myasthenia gravis, does it affect your memory at all?
A: Yes.
Q: And in what ways does it affect your memory?
A: I forget.
Q: You forget? Can you give us an example of something that you''ve forgotten?
Q: How old is your son, the one living with you?
A: Thirty-eight or thirty-five, I can''t remember which.
Q: How long has he lived with you?
A: Forty-five years.
Q: What was the first thing your husband said to you when he woke up that morning?
A: He said, "Where am I, Cathy?"
Q: And why did that upset you?
A: My name is Susan.
Q: Can you describe the individual?
A: He was about medium height and had a beard.
Q: Was this a male, or a female?
Q: How was your first marriage terminated?
A: By death.
Q: And by whose death was it terminated?
Q: Is your appearance here this morning pursuant to a deposition notice which I sent to your attorney?
A: No, this is how I dress when I go to work.
Children in Court
Q: Do you know if your daughter has ever been involved in voodoo or the occult?
A: We both do.
Q: Voodoo?
A: We do.
Q: You do?
A: Yes, voodoo.
Q: So the date of conception (of the baby) was August 8th?
A: Yes.
Q: And what were you doing at that time?
Q: She had three children, right?
A: Yes.
Q: How many were boys?
A: None.
Q: Were there any girls?
Q: ALL your responses MUST be oral, OK?
Q: What school did you go to?
A: Oral.
Hilarious Autopsy Discussion
Q: Now doctor, isn''t it true that when a person dies in his sleep, he doesn''t know about it until the next morning?
A: Did you actually pass the bar exam?
Q: Doctor, how many autopsies have you performed on dead people?
A: All my autopsies are performed on dead people.
Q: OK. Do you recall the time that you examined the body?
A: The autopsy started around 8:30 p.m.
Q: And Mr. Dennington was dead at the time?
A: No, he was sitting on the table wondering why I was doing an autopsy.
Q: Doctor, before you performed the autopsy, did you check for a pulse?
A: No.
Q: Did you check for blood pressure?
A: No.
Q: Did you check for breathing?
A: No.
Q: So, then it is possible that the patient was alive when you began the autopsy?
A: No.
Q: How can you be so sure, Doctor?
A: Because his brain was sitting on my desk in a jar.
Q: But could the patient have still been alive, nevertheless?
A: Yes, it is possible that he could have been alive and practicing law somewhere.
Funny Lawyer Joke
A very rich man died and his friends and family gethered to hear a lawyer read out his will.
"To you, my loving wife Rose, who stood by me in hard times as well as good, I leave the house and two million dollars.
The lawyer continued, "To my daughter Jessica, who looked after me in sickness and kept the business going, I leave the business and one million dollars."
The lawyer concluded, "And, to my cousin Dan, who hated me, argued with me, and thought that I would never mention him in my will. Well, you are wrong. Hi, Dan."
A Few Funny Questions
Q: The youngest son, the twenty-year-old, how old is he?
Q: Were you present when your picture was taken?
Q: Are you qualified to give a urine sample?
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KAANAPALI - When it comes to making a solid real estate investment, finding the right property is the most important factor. Just ask Greg Brown, owner of Brown Development, who recently purchased a lot in the premier agricultural community of Ka'anapali Coffee Farms in West Maui.
For over ten years, Brown and his team have been successfully designing, building and selling custom homes on Maui and Lanai. Today, their completed projects in Hawaii number over 40 luxury estates ranging in value from $1.5 million to $10 million.
Brown Development purchases the best agricultural lots they can find on Maui. In the last two years, their homes in West Maui have sold between $2.8 million to $3 million within 30 days of completion. And, their recent purchase of a Ka'anapali Coffee Farms lot is one of many projects currently underway in this master planned subdivision. Aptly named, their first estate will be called "Hale Kope" or "House of Coffee."
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Hale Kope at Ka'anapali Coffee Farms will feature panoramic views of West Maui with the neighboring islands beyond. PHOTO BY KATHLEEN GIAMBALVO.
For Brown, his formula for success is simple.
"If you build on the right property, all your hard work and investment will pay off," said Brown. "The Ka'anapali Coffee Farms community perfectly fits our investment strategy, offering an ideal location, unbeatable views, proximity to the beach and fair pricing."
The one-story homes by Brown Development will reflect Maui's casual lifestyle, offering approximately 3,500 to 4,000 square feet of interior living space, and the designs will weave a tapestry of Polynesian culture with a luxurious rustic and European French chateau style that their company is known for.
A 25-year resident of Maui, Greg is passionate about construction, the real estate business and his island home.
"You know when you've found the right property. There's something about Ka`anapali Coffee Farms that sets it apart from others," said Brown. "The community has a luxury feeling that is unmatched; it offers a tranquil and relaxed lifestyle and so much more. It's like coming home."
For more information on Hale Kope at Ka'anapali Coffee Farms, contact email@example.com or visit www.BDHawaii.com. To schedule your personal property showing, contact your realtor or Rohn Stark at Platinum Properties HAWAII at (808) 870-5571 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Visit www.KaanapaliCoffeeFarms.com and follow us on Facebook.


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Soccer Monarchs Defeat Sao Paulo, 4-0
By ODU Athletics
NORFOLK, VA. - Old Dominion University men's soccer squad used four second half goals to defeat the University of Sao Paulo (Brazil), 4-0 in an exhibition match on Aug. 24.
Freshman Attila Vendegh (Bratislava, Slovakia), junior Carlos Mendes ( Mineola, NY.), senior Tommy Barnicle (Liverpool, England), and Phil Coates (New Castle, England) all scored for the Monarchs. Vendegh put Old Dominion on the board first with 36:53 left in the match on a penalty kick. Mendes then scored five minutes later to make it 2-0. Barnicles goal was assisted by Jared Kent (Marietta, Ga.) With 11:12 remaining. The Monarchs final goal came with 6:36 left in the match on a penalty kick from Phil Coates.
Old Dominion outshot Sao Paulo, 15-4 as Monarch keepers, Matt Landman (Beverly, MA.) and Sam Cameron (Raleigh, NC.) posted the shutout.
Old Dominion returns to action on Saturday when they travel to Buies Creek, NC., to play Campbell University in their final exhibition match. Sao
Paulo travels to Williamsburg to play William and Mary on Saturday.
Scoring Summary
Sao Paulo 0-0-0 ODU 0-4-4 54:07 ODU Attila Vendegh on penalty kick 59:49 ODU Carlos Mendes 79:48 ODU Tommy Barnicle from Jared Kent 84:24 ODU Phil Coates on penalty kick Shots on Goal: ODU (15), SP (4) Corners: ODU (9) SP (1) Goal Saves:ODU- Matt Landman(1), Sam Cameron (1) SP-Marcello Kowalski (1), Murilo Dutra (5)


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Winter 2015 - Legal Representation of ChildrenLawyers representing children, parents and the state in child protection cases function in an adversarial, fault-based legal process that is much criticized. Well-meaning reforms of the legal process governing coercive intervention in family life have failed to improve the lives of children ensnared in the system. The child welfare system is overwhelmed and ineffective, harming a large number of the children it is supposed to protect while missing others that need assistance. Critics have argued that advocates for children and families need to move beyond tinkering with the machinery of the child welfare system and instead consider how to build a different machine.The relationship between social service agencies and the court that characterizes the child welfare system has few parallels in American jurisprudence. The working parts of the system involve a complex interface among law enforcement, medicine and public and private social service agencies -- all controlled by a court charged with adjudicating the liberty interests of the children and parents involved. These challenges are faced in the context of underlying problems of child poverty, impoverished communities, social isolation, substance abuse and parental stress.To the great detriment of parents and children, in the current system the state waits for a crisis in a family and then intervenes in a heavy-handed fashion. The intervention is often too late. Too many children enter foster care and they stay too long with serious consequences to the child. Many have advocated for a less coercive response to potential child maltreatment with less reliance on the courts for routine management of cases.In the Winter 2015 semester the Legal Representation of Children seminar will do a broad review of the child welfare system. Can a public health approach prevent child abuse and neglect or improve our response? Can "reasonable efforts" requirements be tightened to assure that only a child who really needs it is removed? Are the definitions of "abuse" and "neglect" overly broad? Just right? Does the law draw a clear line between poverty and neglect? What core legal reforms are necessary to reshape the system to better respond to the needs of children and families?
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Highest Achievers & Largest Group Defines CALS Class of 2012
Three Out of Four CALS Grads are Women
- 05-22-2012
- By Cheryl Dorschner
Seven hours later, as they queued into UVM Athletic Complex for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences' (CALS) diploma ceremony, graduating seniors were still humming the Catamount Version of Vitamin C's "Graduation (Friends Forever)." The song rapped by Tom Kenny and Bill Fagerbakke, voices of SpongeBob SquarePants and Patrick Star, respectively, was the hit tune of University of Vermont Commencement that Sunday morning, May 20, and of nationwide news outlets, websites and social media all week after.
'A great graduation gift for the Class of 2012 from honorary degree recipient Nickelodeon president Cyma Zarghami.
As a result, CALS' Class of 2012, families and friends arrived at 4:30 p.m. upbeat, warmed by the 88-degree temperatures and fueled by food and drink from a reception hosted by the College before the ceremony. College Marshal Jonathan Leonard and Dean Tom Vogelmann led the event. Faculty member Don Stratton read the names of every one of the 337 graduates as they received their diplomas. And three professors transitioned to emeriti status before the audience of about 1200 people.
Commencement speaker, Distinguished University Professor Susan Wallace contrasted her rise from student to scientist in a "man's world," with the sphere of CALS' graduating class, which is 73 percent women. She told graduates that they could be successful at whatever life's work they choose if they "love doing it and (are) willing to work hard at it." Here's the full story.
View the slide show of highlights and more than 40 photos of College of Agriculture and Life Sciences graduates who earned the top awards of the College and UVM. Among them:
- Shiren Chan earned the Keith M. Miser Leadership Award.
- Jeffrey Eng received the Elmer Nicholson Achievement Prize.
- Samantha Case and Julie L. Williams are UVM McNair Scholars.
- Rebecca Calder was chosen as College of Agriculture and Life Sciences banner bearer in UVM commencement.
- Liam Donnelly, Erika Hesterberg, Pamela Rooney and Brandon Vanasse received University of Vermont Mortar Board Awards.
- Summa cum laude graduates are: Dylan Badger, Lauren Fowler, Jennifer Kaulius, Pamela Rooney and Todd Stanley.
- Magna cum laude graduates are: Marie Burneko, Rebecca Calder, Erika Hall, Erika Hesterberg, Samantha Ogilvie, Clara Pedley, Kyriel Pineault, Morgan Powers and Jarrod Szydlowski.
- Cum laude graduates are: Jesse Ackemann, Page Atcheson, Meagan DiVito, Liam Donnelly, Jean Drolet, Christina Economou, Hannah Facey, Kelsey Haist, Hannah Hinsley, Samuel Hoadley, Katherine Ida, Hannah Kammerer, Julianna Kattermann, Allison Keller, Michele Langone, Laurie Lesage, Sarah McMahon, Sarah Moylan, Jillian Nyman, Kelsey Preston, Rachel Shapiro, Megan Taylor and Sara Ziegler.
Vogelmann noted that this class, the largest in CALS history and among the highest achieving – 18 hail from UVM's Honors College and eight earned University-wide accolades – "made excellent use of the rich resources and opportunities that our great College has to offer."
Three UVM Extension leaders ceremoniously retired from service as Extension Dean and Director Douglas Lantagne read proclamations highlighting their years of service.
- Richard LeVitre's UVM Extension career spans more than 30 years. As associate dean, LeVitre increased his faculty and staff's grant funding from $1M to $7M. As Farm Viability Program leader LeVitre helped hundreds of Vermont farms stay in business. He especially loved his years hosting a call-in radio show. (And he was a "ringer" during any milking contest, leading his team to victory.)
- Chester Parsons, renowned sheep expert, retired from UVM Extension after more than 26 years. He often said, "Strive for the most advanced information that education has to offer, but to question all of it." But he was better known for his Willie Nelson impersonations, guitar playing, songs and laughter.
- Karen Schneider is well known in Extension circles for big-picture thinking, organization, early adoption of technologies and bringing her colleagues on board with enthusiasm, cajoling and humor. "Performing with ease, the classroom is your stage," said Extension Dean Doug Lantagne. She served UVM Extension for 26 years.
In sending off the newly minted group of alumni of UVM's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Dean Tom Vogelmann said, "we feel lucky to have known you and lucky that your families allowed us to be your mentors."


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A topiary is typically a shrub that has been trained into a defined shaped. It has inspired a decor craze that is popping up at weddings, bat mitzvahs and parties everywhere! It basically starts with Styrofoam shapes of either balls or squares, and from there it can be just about any material or color that a crafty imagination can dream up. What makes it an especially popular crafting project is that it is relatively easy to get great results with minimal expense.
Flower Topiaries
Flower topiaries are classy and beautiful. You can use silk or real flowers. If you choose real flowers, soak the Styrofoam ball in water to keep the blooms fresh. Making fresh flower topiaries is a bit more involved.
If you want a flower topiary without the hassle and expense of fresh blooms, just craft your buds out of something else. Paper, candy, old jewelry, or pretty much anything you can imagine!
Candy Topiary Centerpieces
Candy topiaries turn your favorite treat into a work of art. Try using candy that has both color and texture. For kosher weddings and events there are many kosher candy options available. The frosty coating on gumdrops makes them a visually interesting option.
Rock Candy Topiaries are always a guest favorite! DIY'ers – here are instructions to make them yourself. Don't have the time? The rock candy topiary centerpieces below can be purchased from Hollywood Candy Girls.
Jelly beans or gumdrops can be arranged into fun patterns to fit your theme.
Balloon Topiary
Can you believe these beautiful designs are made completely from balloons? Balloon topiaries are available from Balloontastic Creations or call (917) 566-6770.
Mesh Topiaries
These mesh topiaries are a fun burst of color, and craft projects don't get much easier. Just wire the mesh to a wire ball.
Use Your Imagination! Pineapple Sunflower Topiary
Leave it to a celebrity event designer to take a simple craft project and turn it to an over the top, show-stopping creation. Designer to the stars, Preston Bailey, uses sunflowers in this ambitious pineapple topiary creation.
Making a topiary for your party decor can be as simple as breaking out the glue gun and some easy materials. If you want some ideas and how-tos for topiaries, there are lots of online instructions like this guide from Fave Crafts. Enjoy!
Photo Credits: Fete Fanatic, Budget Savvy Bride, Everyday Celebrating, Hollywood Candy Girls, Hosting Essence, Mardi Gras Outlet, Preston Bailey
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Patrick Eaves had three goals, Brad Stuart scored the tiebreaker at 5:29 of the third period, and the Detroit Red Wings rallied for a 7-3 victory over the Dallas Stars on Wednesday night.
Goals by Brad Richards, Mark Fistric and Jamie Benn in a 1:14 span in the second period gave the Stars a 3-1 lead. But Eaves struck on the power play after Nicklas Lidstrom scored at even strength to help the Red Wings tie it at 3 entering the final period. Stuart's blast from the point got past goalie Kari Lehtonen, who was screened by Detroit's Justin Abdelkader.
Kris Draper's goal from the left circle at 13:23 of the third, and Eaves' second of the night 44 seconds later gave Detroit a three-goal edge. Eaves completed his hat trick with an empty-netter at 17:46.
Jiri Hudler contributed a first-period power-play goal, and Jimmy Howard made 28 saves for the Wings, who improved to 52 points to tighten their grip on first place in the Western Conference.
The Red Wings were 2-8-0 in their last 10 meetings with the Stars, winning in Dallas for the first time since Jan. 5, 2008.
Hudler got Detroit on the board at 1:36 of the first period, 12 seconds into the game's first power play. Teammate Todd Bertuzzi had possession with his back to the net, and he passed to Hudler low in the right circle. Hudler lifted a shot into an open net before Lehtonen could slide over to cover.
Richards countered on a breakaway at 5:39 of the second period to tie it.
Fistric notched his second goal of the season, and second in two games, on a shot from center point that glanced off Bertuzzi's stick and got past Howard at 6:24 of the second.
Benn needed only 29 more seconds to give his team a two-goal pad when he set up in front of the net and converted Mike Ribeiro's centering pass.
But the Red Wings picked up their intensity with a 15-shot second period.
Lidstrom connected from the slot at 8:56 of the second, and Eaves drew his team even at 3 with a man-advantage goal at 17:38 of the second.
Stars D Nicklas Grossman and C Tom Wandell were back in the lineup after missing two games with the flu. … The Red Wings will be without C Mike Modano, the Stars' career scoring leader, until March due to a lacerated wrist. … Earlier Wednesday, the Stars announced they had signed D Trevor Daley to a six-year contract extension worth $19.8 million.
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A bold rethinking of a familiar old story and striking design elements are undercut by a draggy midsection and undeveloped characters in Snow White and the Huntsman.
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A tastefully overbearing franchise fairy tale with a handful of ravishing touches.
One of those movies that makes for a fantastic trailer. Much beyond that can feel like repeat viewing.
An evil spell nearly does Snow White in, but it's lifted in the nick of time. The strangest spell afflicts Kristen Stewart; she can't seem to imbue Snow White with anything more than a semblance of feeling. That spell never lifts, but it doesn't make much difference in the end because the forces of good manage to work around it.
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OK for kids 14+
Violent fairy tale isn't for kids but will attract teens.
What Parents Need to Know
Parents need to know that Snow White and the Huntsman isn't the sweet and colorful fairy tale that's depicted in other adaptations: This is a very dark, violent, moody story with a lot of death and mature themes. Charlize Theron's queen is more than evil; she's sadistic and vain and will kill or torture anyone in order to keep her magically eternal youth and beauty (a scene in which she plucks a bloody bird's heart out of its body and eats is particularly gruesome). The body count is quite high -- usually in hand-to-hand battles -- as is the number of people the queen magically robs of their youth (or life). Although there are a couple of kisses, this Snow White (played by Twilight's Kristen Stewart) isn't preoccupied with romance but rather with saving a kingdom from its tyrannical ruler.
Messages: Most of the movie is clouded in the queen's evil thirst for eternal youth, but there are some inspiring messages about true beauty being of the heart, as exemplified by Snow White. Snow White's loving nature is what makes her unique; she doesn't know how to lead at first, but she knows how to open her heart and care for others, and for that she's beloved as a princess and eventually a queen. Obviously the queen's nefarious plans for domination are a cautionary tale about beauty being a woman's only power, but she does pose interesting questions about how men have historically dominated women and used them for their desires.
Role models: Snow White is pure of heart and composes herself in a loving, selfless manner. Even though she has every reason to be afraid and think only of her safety, she's constantly worried about everyone in the kingdom, her good friend the duke, and his son, William. Although he's a reluctant hero, the huntsman rises to the occasion to defend and protect Snow White, and he even grows to care for her -- thinking of someone else for the first time in years -- as they travel together throughout the kingdom. William is an active hero; he jumps at the opportunity to rescue Snow White the moment he learns she's alive and in danger. The queen is clearly evil and not meant to be seen as a role model.
Violence: This is a dark and violent story with a high body count. The queen kills scores of people and tortures others by literally sucking their youth out of them so she can magically remain young. She eats birds' hearts (the scene in which she plucks a bloody bird's heart out of its body is a particularly gruesome moment) and can kill in many different ways -- without ever spilling blood. There are battles between phantom armies and the king's army, and then Ravenna's army defeats the king's army and is said to have murdered everyone left in the castle. The queen's creepy brother admits that he has stared at Snow White and then basically attempts to rape her (he gets on top of her forcefully, but she injures him and escapes). Various groups of the Queen's army fight Snow White, the huntsman, and the duke with axes, swords, and arrows. The dark forest is full of frightening creatures that can poison or maim.
Sex: The queen exudes sexuality in nearly every scene. She wears form-fitting gowns and is shown nude descending into a milk bath; her naked lower back is on display several times. The wedding night between the queen and the king isn't graphic, but he's on top of her in bed, kissing and caressing her (until things take a violent turn). Snow White gets a couple of kisses.
Language: Language includes "hell," "damn," and "stupid."
Consumerism: Not an issue
Drinking, drugs and smoking: Adult characters drink, and a couple of them get drunk (the huntsman in particular is known as a big drinker). The dwarfs all have a few too many, and then one makes a joke about feeling "lovely" because of the "mushrooms" in a fairy forest.
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Done any home improvement projects lately? Us, too! This Monday we installed two new nautical creatures in the new Hall of Paleontology, and we documented one of the installs for you fine people.
Know what he is? He's a ginormous Eurypterid, otherwise known as a sea scorpion. We don't know about y'all, but we're pretty glad these thingers are extinct. I mean, he's a whopper (and he looks angry):
Associate Curator of Paleontology David Temple was on-hand for the install. Here he is giving Eury a pep-talk. We imagine he's saying something like "No, your chelicerae don't look big in this sling."
You've got to have velvet hands to be a handy-man at HMNS. Eury, meanwhile, is #overit.
Up, up and away!
Buckle up, Eury. You're about to go for a ride.
"Do you even know what you're doing?"
Come meet Eury for yourself at the new Hall of Paleontology. We're open late today (Tuesday) — 'til 8 p.m.!


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(24) andrea, August 11, 2010 1:48 AM
interesting how its mostly secular people who i have experienced doing that-
(23) Lisa, July 12, 2010 1:04 AM
(22) mordi, June 30, 2010 6:13 PM
love it
Shabbat is the one thing i really try to observe especially by attending Friday night and Saturday morning services, even though i fall short once the Saturday farbrungen meal is over. What really appeals to me in your lesson is that you can wish " Shabbat Shalom " on Wednesday. Or why not any time of the week ? I can't remember how it works : Sunday is one day after Shabbat, Monday is two days after, Tuesday three days before and then Wednesday is two days before and Thursday is one day before. My question to you is whether one is okay to say " Shabbat Shalom " instead of "Shavua Tov " and " Shalom Aleicham " ? I know that all three have different connotations, but Shabbat is the one that is closer to my mind than the other two. I would not replace " Shana Tova " or Yom Tov " as those are special occasions, and " Shabbat Shalom " would seem out of place. If you can answer, i would be appreciative. I am not looking to stand out. But rather to let others know where my head is at. It is secondary that i will be asked why i say " Shabbat Shalom ", and give the reason, and why it is singular for me, and helps with my attempts to be observant during the week.
(21) Shmuel, June 30, 2010 5:26 PM
A desire to connect
I think you did not emphasize this point enough. The one who initiates the 'bageling' apparently has some desire or need to connect. It stems from the 'pintele Yid', deep recess of Jewish identity within a person. Why else would they have made the comment? This call should elicit a response. Sometimes, it can lead to great opportunities, as indicated by some of the other comments to this video, Minimally, it confirms the fact that another Jew is recognized/confirmed for what he is, irrespective of layers of culture and assimilation that may be obscuring the Jew within.
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Tottenham star Gareth Bale can't hide his admiration for Barcelona, Real Madrid or Bayern Munich
Tottenham star Gareth Bale cannot hide his admiration for Barcelona, Real Madrid or Bayern Munich.
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Last Updated: 10/03/13 5:05pm
The Welsh winger has been in impressive form scoring 10 goals in his last eight games for the White Hart Lane club and is one of the favourites to land the Player of the Year award.
His stellar performances for the North Londoners at home and abroad have caught the attention of Europe's biggest clubs.
And although the likes of big spenders Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City have indicated an interest in him, Bale says those clubs are not in the same league as the big three.
"Yes, PSG is a great team," he told French TV show Telefoot. "They brought great players last summer, even in January. This is a club to follow in the future, a bit like Manchester City. (But) they are still not at the level of great clubs. Not like Bayern, Real or Barcelona.
"I have grown up as a person and I hope to keep improving year after year.
"(Ryan) Giggs is the hero of my childhood. I watched him play as a kid. But today, (Cristiano) Ronaldo and (Lionel) Messi are the players to watch."
Meanwhile, former Spurs director Damien Comolli believes the 23-year-old will remain at the club for the time being.
"I think that if PSG is aware that the player is on the market, I won't be surprised that they do everything in their power to sign him," he told Telefoot.
"But today, there is a 90 per cent chance that he will stay at Spurs. I know the president (chairman) of Spurs and how he works. Only three or four clubs can afford (Bale) right now."


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Makeover Chocolate Chip Snack Cake Recipe
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- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 egg
- 2 egg whites
- 1 cup (8 ounces) reduced-fat sour cream
- 2/3 cup unsweetened applesauce
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 cup whole wheat flour
- 1-1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 cup miniature semisweet chocolate chips
- In a large bowl, beat butter and sugar until crumbly, about 2 minutes. Add egg, then egg whites, beating well after each addition. Beat in the sour cream, applesauce and vanilla (mixture will appear curdled). Combine the flours, baking powder, salt and baking soda; stir into butter mixture just until blended.
- Pour half of the batter into a 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan coated with cooking spray. Combine sugar and cinnamon; sprinkle half over the batter. Top with half of the chocolate chips.
- Gently top with remaining batter; spread evenly. Sprinkle with remaining cinnamon-sugar and chips. Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean. Cool on a wire rack. Yield: 15 servings.
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"We really enjoyed this. I used whole wheat pastry flour instead of the whole wheat because I like the texture in baked goods better. I also used darkchocolate chips and I didn't measure so I was probably extra generous."
"This was just ok. Even my daughter who has a huge sweet tooth wasn't that thrilled about it. I'll go on to another recipe."
"It was just okay...I thought the consistency was fine, but the chocolate chips didn't seem to fit with the recipe. It wasn't anything outstanding."
"Very moist and delicious! Not to mention guilt-free! My husband and I polished this cake off in 3 days!"
"This was so good, it was moist, and delicious it will be a favorite in my recipe book."
"If Hubby doesn't like it, out it goes! I thought the semi-sweet chips were not a very good fit with the cake, but milk choc chips might have improved the flavor."
"The batter was thick and hard to spread. The finished cake was dry and not very tasty, so I threw it out."
"Very tasty. Very moist. Applesauce was prominent taste. I will make this again"
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Claude Julien will probably find some way to F it up, but Tim Thomas has been playing insane this postseason. I'm going with Canucks in 6.
Canucks in 6
Claude Julien will probably find some way to F it up, but Tim Thomas has been playing insane this postseason. I'm going with Canucks in 6.
Bruins in 5.
Leaving the Pats as the team with the longest championship drought in the City of Champions.
Another duck boat parade.
Phuck em' both, hard, where they breathe.
Bruins in 6. Tuuka Rask rewards his biggest fan FF2 by finishing the playoffs undefeated with a 0.00 GAA.
Canucks in 7.
I've been watching the Bruins this post season, and what scares me about them is that they seem to take a period or two off every once in a while. That kind of BS is going to cost them this round.
Im betting with the canucks better team
Canucks, with the best American hockey player, in 6.
Wow, what an ending. Canucks break the scoreless tie with 18.5 seconds left.
Nice win!!!
Between the Canucks and Tornadoes it hasn't been a good week for Massachusetts.
For the record: Late hit on Horton, but not a blindside, and he did not leave his feet.
And Boston fans who are whining: You have a short memory. Remember Chara's hit on Pacioretty that almost killed him? H-Y-P-O-C-R-I-T-E-S.
B's bounce back with a 8-1 thrashing..one of my buddies who is a bruins fan was at the game and said anyone wearing a Canucks jersey or gear was greeted by men and women with a "F&#K Canada" chant...stay classy Boston..