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Cocteau, Jean, profile of Welles, in Cinémonde (Paris), 6 March 1950.
MacLiammóir, Micheál, "Orson Welles," in Sight and Sound (London), July-September 1954.
"L'Oeuvre d'Orson Welles," in Cahiers du Cinéma (Paris), September 1958.
Gerasimov, Sergei, "All Is Not Welles," in Films and Filming (London), September 1959.
Stanbrook, Alan, "The Heroes of Welles," in Film (London), no. 28, 1961.
"Welles Issue" of Image et Son (Paris), no. 139, 1961.
Weinberg, Herman G., "The Legion of Lost Films," in Sight andSound (London), Autumn 1962.
Tyler, Parker, "Orson Welles and the Big Experimental Film Cult," in Film Culture (New York), Summer 1963.
Pechter, William, "Trials," in Sight and Sound (London), Winter 1963–64.
Johnson, William, "Orson Welles: Of Time and Loss," in FilmQuarterly (Berkeley), Fall 1967.
Daney, Serge, "Welles in Power," in Cahiers du Cinéma in English (New York), September 1967.
"Special Report: Orson Welles," in Action (Los Angeles), May-June 1969.
McBride, Joseph, "Welles before Kane," in Film Quarterly (Berkeley), Spring 1970.
Wilson, Richard, "It's Not Quite All True," in Sight and Sound (London), Autumn 1970.
Henderson, Brian, "The Long Take," in Film Comment (New York), Summer 1971.
Prokosch, Mike, "Orson Welles," in Film Comment (New York), Summer 1971.
Goldfarb, Phyllis, "Orson Welles' Use of Sound," in Take One (Montreal), July-August 1971.
Coulouris, George, and Bernard Herrmann, "'The Citizen Kane Book,"' in Sight and Sound (London), Spring 1972.
Cohen, H., "The Heart of Darkness in Citizen Kane," in CinemaJournal (Evanston), Fall 1972.
Goldfarb, Phyllis, "Heston on Welles," in Take One (Montreal), October 1972.
Hale, N., "Welles and the Logic of Death," in Film Heritage (New York), Fall 1974.
Gow, Gordon, "A Touch of Orson," in Films and Filming (London), December 1974.
"Hollywood Salutes its 'Maverick' Genius Orson Welles," special issue of American Cinematographer (Los Angeles), April 1975.
Brady, Frank, "The Lost Film of Orson Welles," in American Film (Washington, D.C.), November 1978.
McBride, Joseph, "All's Welles," in Film Comment (New York), November-December 1978.
Poague, Lee, "The Great God Orson: Chabrol's 'Ten Days' Wonder," in Film Criticism (Edinboro, Pennsylvania), no. 3, 1979.
Valentinetti, Claudio M., "Orson Welles," in Castoro Cinema (Milan), no. 83, 1980.
Neale, Steve, "Re-viewing Welles," in Screen (London), May-June 1982.
Houston, Beverle, "Power and Dis-integration in the Films of Orson Welles," in Film Quarterly (Berkeley), Summer 1982.
Weber, A., "Du citizen Welles au cinéma direct," in CinémAction (Conde-sur-Noireau), no. 23, November 1982.
McLean, A. M., "Orson Welles and Shakespeare: History and Consciousness in Chimes at Midnight," in Literature/Film Quarterly (Salisbury, Maryland), no. 3, 1983.
Beja, M., "Where You Can't Get at Him: Orson Welles and the Attempt to Escape from Father," in Literature/Film Quarterly (Salisbury, Maryland), January 1985.
Strick, Philip, "Orson Welles," in Films and Filming (London), July 1985.
McCarthy, Todd, obituary, in Variety (London), 16 October 1985.
Kauffmann, Stanley, obituary, in New Republic (New York), 11 November 1985.
Stubbs, J. C., "The Evolution of Orson Welles's Touch of Evil from Novel to Film," in Cinema Journal (Champaign, Illinois), Winter 1985.
"Orson Welles Sections" of Cahiers du Cinéma (Paris), November and December 1985.
Wood, Michael, "The Magnificent Orson," in American Film (New York), December 1985.
Maxfield, J., "A Man like Ourselves," in Literature/Film Quarterly (Salisbury, Maryland), no. 3, 1986.
Harper, W. R., "Polanski v. Welles on Macbeth: Character or Fat?," in Literature/Film Quarterly (Salisbury, Maryland), no. 4, 1986.
"Welles Issue" of Avant-Scène du Cinéma (Paris), January-February 1986.
Kehr, Dave, obituary, in Film Comment (New York), January-February 1986.
Traubery, L., "Celovek pervoj veliciny," in Iskusstvo Kino (Moscow), no. 4, April 1986.
Rosenbaum, Jonathan, "The Invisible Orson Welles," in Sight andSound (London), Summer 1986.
Gehler, F., "Orson Welles: Das Trauma von Rosebud," in Film undFernsehen (Berlin), vol. 14, no. 8, August 1986.
Bates, Robin, "Fiery Speech in a World of Shadows: Rosebud's Impact on Early Audiences," in Cinema Journal (Champaign, Illinois), vol. 26, no. 2, 1987.
Sartre, Jean-Paul, "Citizen Kane," in Post Script (Jacksonville, Florida), vol. 7, no. 1, 1987.
Anderegg, Michael, "Every Third Word a Lie: Rhetoric and History in Orson Welles' Chimes at Midnight," in Film Quarterly (Berkeley), Spring 1987.
Rodman, Howard A., "The Last Days of Orson Welles," in American Film (Washington, D.C.), June 1987.
France, Richard, "Orson Welles' First Film," in Films in Review (New York), August-September 1987.
Bywater, William, "The Desire for Embodiment in Orson Welles's Citizen Kane," in Post Script (Jacksonville, Florida), vol. 7, no. 2, 1988.
Jewell, Richard B., "Orson Welles, George Schaefer and It's AllTrue," in Film History (Philadelphia), vol. 2, no. 4, 1988.
Kalinak, Kathryn, "The Text of Music: A Study of The MagnificentAmbersons," in Cinema Journal (Champaign, Illinois), vol. 27, no. 4, 1988.
Perlmutter, Ruth, "Working with Welles: an Interview with Henry Jaglom," in Film Quarterly (Berkeley), Spring 1988.
Stainton, A., "Don Quixote: Orson Welles' Secret," in Sight andSound (London), Autumn 1988.
White, Armond, "Wishing Welles," in Film Comment (New York), October 1988.
"Orson Welles Issue" of Persistence of Vision (Maspeth, New York), no. 7, 1989.
Norcen, L., "Orson Welles e la scena della negazione," in CinemaNuovo (Rome), vol. 38, no. 319, May-June 1989.
Vidal, Gore, "Remembering Orson Welles," in New York Review ofBooks, 1 June 1989.
Nielsen, N. A., "Et allerhelvedes perspektiv," in Kosmorama (Copenhagen), vol. 35, no. 189, Autumn 1989.
Bywater, W., "The Visual Pleasure of Patriarchal Cinema: Welles' 'Touch of Evil,"' Film Criticism, vol. 14, no. 3, 1990.
Lezcano, A., "Un genio llamando Orson Welles," in Cine Cubano (Havana), no. 130, 1990.
Simon, W. G. "Welles: Baktin: Parody," in Quarterly Review ofFilm and Video (Langhorne, PA), vol. 12, no. 1–2, May 1990.
Thomas, F. "Orson Welles," in Positif (Paris), January 1991.
Naremore, James, "The Trial: The FBI vs. Orson Welles," in FilmComment (New York), January-February 1991.
Andrew, G., "Reel Life," in Time Out (London), no. 1089, 3 July 1991.
Saada, N. "Les trésors de Welles," in Cahiers du Cinéma (Paris), no. 447, September 1991.
Hogue, Peter, "The Friends of Kane," in Film Comment (New York), November-December 1991.
Jameson, Richard T., "Cries and Whispers," in Film Comment (New York), January-February 1992.
Rosenbaum, Jonathan, "The Seven Arkadins," in Film Comment (New York), January-February 1992.
Berthome, J.-P., and others, in Positif (Paris), special section, no. 378, July-August 1992.
Cramer, B., "The Restored 'Othello,"' Films in Review, July-August 1992.
McBride, Joseph, "The Last Kingdom of Orson Welles," in NewYork Review of Books, 13 May 1993.
Niogret, H. "Du pirate au vampire. Orson Welles," in Positif (Paris), no. 379, September 1992.
Rosenbaum, J. and Philip Kemp, "Improving Mr. Welles. Perplexed in the Extreme," in Sight and Sound (London), vol. 2, no. 6, October 1992.
Timm, M., "Orson Welles van ingen martyr!," in Chaplin (Stockholm), vol. 35, no. 3, 1993.
Timm, M., T. Hansen, and P. Bogdanovich, in Chaplin (Stockholm), vol. 35, no. 3, Summer 1993.
Purtell, Tim, "The Genius Nobody Wanted," in Entertainment Weekly, 8 October 1993.
Cahiers du Cinéma (Paris), special section, no. 475, January 1994.
Combs, Richard, "Burning Masterworks," in Film Comment (New York), January-February 1994.
Aumont, Jacques, "L'ombre et la couleur: Une histoire immortelle," in Cinémathèque (Paris), no. 5, Spring 1994.
DeBona, G., "Into Africa: Orson Welles and Heart of Darkness," in Cinema Journal (Austin), vol. 33, no. 3, Spring 1994.
Garcia, Maria, "Re-inventing Orson Welles," in Films in Review (New York), vol. 45, no. 5–6, May-June 1994.
Lapinski, Stan, "Contouren van het Welles-universum," in Skrien (Amsterdam), no. 196, June-July 1994.
La Rochelle, Réal, "Welles/Herrmann. Passage de la radio au cinéma," in 24 Images (Montreal), no. 73–74, September-October 1994.
Hall, John W. "Touch of Psycho? Hitchcock's Debt to Welles," in Bright Lights (Cincinnati), no. 14, 1995.
Rosenbaum, Jonathan, and Bill Krohn, "Orson Welles in the U.S.: An Exchange," in Persistence of Vision (Maspeth, New York), no. 11, 1995.
Brandlmeier, Thomas, "Die Vertreibung aus dem Paradies," in EPDFilm (Frankfurt), vol. 12, no. 3, March 1995.
Lapinski, Stan, "Kroniek. De mist verdrijven," in Skrien (Amsterdam), no. 206, February-March 1996.
Scorsese, Martin, "Ma cinéphilie," in Cahiers du Cinéma (Paris), no. 500, March 1996.
"'Despite the System:' The Kane Mutiny"
The New York Times Magazine [United States] (1 May 2005), by Budd Schulberg
"Genius and folly"
The Guardian Magazine [United Kingdom] (29 August 2003), by Peter Conrad
"Citizen Welles"
Dagens Nyheter Magazine [Sweden] (18 January 2000), page B5, by Jan Lumholdt
"Goss-producenten Orson Welles"
Dagens Nyheter Magazine [Sweden] (27 April 1941)
"Orson Welles e a música das palavras"
Diário de NotÃcias Magazine [Portugal] (2 July 1999), page 44, by João Lopes
"Orson Welles At 90"
Stop Smiling Magazine [United States] (2005), page 54-59, by Jonathan Rosenbaum
"Rio Divorce: New looks at Orson Welles' war with the studios."
Bookforum Magazine [United States] (September 2006), page 49, by Kent Jones
"The Blessed and the Damned: Orson Welles and the Fantasy Genre"
Cult Movies Magazine [United States] (2000), page 56-61, by Ron Ford & Tim Murphy
"Where Is 'The Other Side Of The Wind'? or Quien Es Mas Macho: Orson Welles, John Huston, or Ernest Hemingway?"
Cineaste Magazine [United States] (2003), page 4-7, by Nicole V. Gagne
""Reviving Orson: or Rosebud, Dead or Alive"
Cineaste Magazine [United States] (2000), page 10-13, by Paul Arthur
"Orson Welles: Shakespeare for the Art Houses"
Cineaste Magazine [United States] (1998), page 28-33, by Kenneth S. Rothwell
""The Battle Over Orson Welles""
Cineaste Magazine [United States] (1996), page 6-10, by Jonathan Rosenbaum
"Geia sou kai andio"
Vimagazino Magazine [Greece] (28 October 2001), page 104-107, by Eleni Pirgioti
"Setting Terms for Orson"
Film Comment Magazine [United States] (September 1996), page 85-87, by Donald Lyons
"Cries and Whispers"
Film Comment Magazine [United States] (January 1992), page 56, by Richard T Jameson
"TV as Snowglobe"
Film Comment Magazine [United States] (January 1992), page 54-55, by Henry Sheehan
"The Seven Arkadins"
Film Comment Magazine [United States] (January 1992), page 50-53+57-59, by Jonathan Rosenbaum
"The Trial: The FBI vs. Orson Welles"
Film Comment Magazine [United States] (January 1991), page 22-27, by James Naremore
"The Big O"
Vanity Fair Magazine [United States] (November 1999), page 236-241 & 130-143, by James Wolcott
"O skinothetis pou agapisame"
Cinema Magazine [Greece] (October 1999), page 102-107, by Babis Aktsoglou
""The Film That Broke Orson Welles' Heart""
Entertainment Weekly Magazine [United States] (14 April 2006), page 52-54, by Nashawaty, Chris
"Welles' War"
Entertainment Weekly Magazine [United States] (30 October 1998), page 132, by Jeff Gordinier
"The Genius Takes On Tinseltown"
Playboy Magazine [United States] (December 1983), page 172-173+178+301-304, by Barbara Leaming
"The Most Successful Person In Hollywood"
Movieline Magazine [United States] (November 2002), page 38+90, by David Thomson
""DVD Essential Filmography""
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Another one of Dubya's mistakes. The biggest bullshit program ever instituted in the history of the United States, aside from maybe the Draft. While participating in No Child Left Behind, the lessons you will be taught are dumbed down so children like George W. Bush can be pushed through the school year. Too bad the advanced students have to deal with the remedial bullshit too.
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On the test--is it all written? equal written and multiple choice? True/false?
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I did it. I doubted myself, I doubted my abilities, and my brain to be able to complete it. But I did it. And I only broke out into nervous hives once over it.
Ready for it? I completed my first solo qualitative data sort. I know this may seem elementary for a lot of people, but its a pretty big deal for me. I have participated before, but never done it on my own. I used a method that involved a lot of index cards, but I am very happy with my results. If you have not fallen asleep from boredom, allow me to elaborate. But I must first start with some background.
I am currently serving as the Director of the North Engagement Center at Michigan State. In it, I am a part of the Neighborhoods initiative (check out some background information here), which is focused on increasing Retention, Persistence, and Academic Success for our student population. One of our major roles is to work with first year students that end up on academic probation after their first semester (receive less than a 2.0 overall grade point average). My role is to coordinate our outreach and intervention strategy, and work with our campus partners to reach students.
Still with me? Anyone falling asleep yet?
Our first step was to make sure students on probation were seeing their academic advisor prior to the deadline to complete a success plan. In order to do that, we mobilized our live-in student staff to reach out to students and make sure they were aware of their status, and then try to determine what factors caused them to end up on academic probation in the first place. We could not have done this process without our student staff members, and they got us some great information.
What we ended up with was a spreadsheet with lots of information on it, and I wasn't really sure what to do with it from there. Then I remembered a data sort method I used at Texas A&M involving ideas on index cards, and then grouping them by common themes to develop categories. I figured this was as good a method as any I could think of right now, and started organizing myself. We ended up having 66 respondents, so I took their reasons, and put them on cards. Some students had more than one reason they attributed their academic performance to, so I split them up and each unique idea got a separate card. When the cards settled, I ended up with 98 reasons this cohort of students ended up on probation.
At this point, I think it is important to know that my statistics class in graduate school was based mostly around how to manipulate SPSS, and involved a professor who wore cargo shorts and shiny shirts. The shorts and shirt are the most that I remember from that class, so even getting to this step was a major step for me.
From there, I read each reason (again), and started grouping them together by theme. After reading each one, I ended up with this:
18 different stacks of cards. Some of them were light, some were heavy. I decided to take a second look, and ended up combining some, and sorting a few more out. At the end, I finished with 14 different themes. From there, I labeled each one, and counted the frequency of each response. From the back of my mind, I seemed to remember something from my statistics class involving frequency, and showing it, and then the term histogram popped into my head.
So that is what I did. I found some great information, and I will speculate about what it means, and what it can tell us in a later post, but wanted to share the process before the analysis afterwards today while it was still fresh in my mind. At the end, was it super involved, not really, but I do have to admit, I am pretty proud of getting this far. Now, the big step is what we do with it.
What methods are effective for you in sorting qualitative data? What would this data suggest to you?
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I made this wrap top "f" from the Japanese pattern book Unique Clothes Any Way You Like, by Natsuno Hiraiwa, using the piece of creamy coloured knit stuff leftover from after I had made this top. This is a very very easy pattern btw, simply a flat asymmetrical half ellipse, with two armholes cut out in the middle. I edged the armholes with bias strips of the same fabric as recommended, for strength and some extra stability in the armholes, but didn't hem as this fabric doesn't fray. Also it is quite thick and substantial, and I thought a hem would have been too bulky and spoilt the smooth ripply effect of the fall of cloth.
Couldn't be easier!
Now for the dyeing bit of it....
Now the most significant part of the dyeing phase is the first few seconds, when you first immerse your fabric. That is why whenever I've read about people's dyeing experiments on the internet and they pause to take a few photos of their fabric partway dunked into the dye bath, you just know they are going to end up with a blotchy dye job... The best way to get an nice evenly distributed colour is to have your fabric thoroughly soaked through, and then dunk it in the dye bath firmly and decisively in one quick movement, then to swirl and whoosh it (technical terms there) around as thoroughly as possible for the first minute or so. This is when the majority of the dye will take. So, since I had dyed my skirt in this for the requisite thirty minutes already, I knew the dye wouldn't have much oomph left in it (another highly technical term there). But I was OK with a lighter blue outcome. For a bit of a smudgy colour (yet more techno-jargon) I decided to add a bit of coffee to the colour mix. No, not coffee-coloured dye, but some actual genuine coffee. Although my husband doesn't view this as real coffee at all, but let's not get into that debate!... I added half a jar of this instant coffee to the dye bath, and away we went.
Fully soaked fabric,
into the dye bath.
I stood holding it half dunked in like this, slowly moving it further down into the pot over a few minutes time, and trying to separate and move the folds about, both as thoroughly as I dared and as gently as I could to get the fabric reasonably evenly immersed and not to allow any folded bits to stay stuck together. Then I moved the whole shebang ('nother technical term, hehe, I'm going all out today!) over to the table where I had set up this arrangement. I took this photo later after everything was washed and cleaned up; I had other stuff to do and forgot to take a photo during, but this is just how it looked...)
After a good thirty minutes like this I rinsed it out and hung it flat as I could out on the line to air dry.
Now, obviously this dye pot with its small surface area presentation is not the ideal way to dip-dye, or this fabric has particularly good capillary qualities, because in the two areas where the fabric was bunched and folded in front of the armholes you can just see where the blue dye crept up up and up by itself separately from the brown coffee component while it was sitting half in the dye bath. You might not be able to see it very well it is quite subtle... BUT it is there.
That, my friends, is known as capillary action, and is the basis of chromatography. Little science lesson for you there... I used to work with different chromatography systems every day when I was an analytical chemist. Ancient history now, hehe.
So there it is. I'm happy, and love the smudgy subtle colour I got here. I'm extremely pleased with the graduation of colour from dark to light, it is way better than I could have hoped for! The little bit of chromatography up in front of the armholes is slightly disappointing, but I can live with it as it is pretty unobtrusive, and is covered up with the folded collar when I'm wearing it.
(Later edit: I tossed the wrap in the washing machine, and the "chromatography" effect has disappeared! My wrap is now just as I wanted! SCORE!!)
Wrap; "f" from Unique Clothes Any Way You Like by Natsuno Hiraiwa, cream coloured knit stuff, dip-dyed in iDye Poly in Blue and coffee
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Skirt; skirt "d" from Unique Clothes Any Way You Like, but Natsuno Hiraiwa, details here, and to see this skirt styled in 6 different ways go here
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Just my two cents.
Let's bring bonobo again into the equation, shall we?
We are very closely related to bonobo:
Not too long ago the savanna baboon was regarded as the best living model of the human ancestor. That primate is adapted to the kinds of ecological conditions that prehumans may have faced after descending from the trees. But in the late 1970s, chimpanzees, which are much more closely related to humans, became the model of choice. Traits that are observed in chimpanzees--including cooperative hunting, food sharing, tool use, power politics and primitive warfare--were absent or not as developed in baboons. In the laboratory the apes have been able to learn sign language and to recognize themselves in a mirror, a sign of self-awareness not yet demonstrated in monkeys.
Although selecting the chimpanzee as the touchstone of hominid evolution represented a great improvement, at least one aspect of the former model did not need to be revised: male superiority remained the natural state of affairs. In both baboons and chimpanzees, males are conspicuously dominant over females; they reign supremely and often brutally. It is highly unusual for a fully grown male chimpanzee to be dominated by any female.
Enter the bonobo. Despite their common name--the pygmy chimpanzee--bonobos cannot be distinguished from the chimpanzee by size. Adult males of the smallest subspecies of chimpanzee weigh some 43 kilograms (95 pounds) and females 33 kilograms (73 pounds), about the same as bonobos. Although female bonobos are much smaller than the males, they seem to rule.
So it would seem that we are related to bonobo (almost) as much as we are related to chimpanzees.
Only, our aggressive, male dominated society seems to descend from chimpanzees, rather than from bonobo.
The bonobo are entirely different: "Amicable, Amorous and Run by Females", as the article describes them.
An extremely important part of the bonobo society is their sexual behaviour:
The second hurdle is human squeamishness about what in the 80s were called PDAs, or public displays of affection, in this case very graphic ones. Bonobos lubricate the gears of social harmony with sex, in all possible permutations and combinations: males with females, males with males, females with females, and even infants with adults. The sexual acts include intercourse, genital-to-genital rubbing, oral sex, mutual masturbation and even a practice that people once thought they had a patent on: French kissing.
Bonobos use sex to appease, to bond, to make up after a fight, to ease tensions, to cement alliances. Humans generally wait until after a nice meal to make love; bonobos do it beorehand, to alleviate the stress and competitiveness often seen among animals when they encounter a source of food.
Lest this all sound like a nonstop Caligulean orgy, Dr. Frans de Waal, a primatologist at Emory University in Atlanta who is the author of "Bonobo: The Forgotten Ape," emphasizes otherwise. "Sex is there, it's pervasive, it's critical, and bonobo society would collapse without it," he said in an interview. "But it's not what people think it is. It's not driven by orgasm or seeking release. Nor is it often reproductively driven. Sex for a bonobo is casual, it's quick and once you're used to watching it, it begins to look like any other social interaction." The new book, with photographs by Frans Lanting, will be published in May by the University of California Press. In "Bonobo," de Waal draws upon his own research as well as that of many other primatologists to sketch a portrait of a species much less familiar to most people than are the other great apes -- the gorilla, the orangutan and the so-called common chimpanzee. The bonobo, found in the dense equatorial rain forests of Zaire, was not officially discovered until 1929, long after the other apes had been described in the scientific literature.
So an entirely different model of sexual behaviour can benefit an entire species.
If we behaved like bonobo, we would live in a much happier society: no violence, no war, no humans exploiting other humans...
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I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
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All hail to the Bavarian Reinheitsgebot !
This is pure liquid pleasure my running drinkers...pure liquid pleasure indeed.
Did an angel whisper in your ear and hold you close and take away your fear...In those long last moments
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If you want one of their sippers, then you should try Fort.
As many times as you have mentioned this beer I haven't found it yet. I need to focus.
I like Fat Tire and Good 'Ol Magic Hat #9
Interesting...based on your user name I'd have thought you'd prefer a different beer...
Drank lots of Molsen before but now prefer Bell's Two Hearted Ale.
then you should try Fort.
Better hurry as it appears to be going on hiatus. Click.
I have two bottles. That ought to last me a few years...
Favorite beer is like dating in your early years....today's partner is the best. And today's beer date has proven to be very, very good...
My current favorite:
Chatanooga, Terminal Brewery, oatmeal stout. Enjoyed last night. In a hard earned a cup.
That is certainly well earned and well deserved.
Not as good as a SiliPint tho.
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Yeah but I drank it yesterday. After lunch.
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I don't think everyone will deal with it given that some folks here have scroll-fingers that bruise easily. But as they're clearly the weak, sickly members of our herd, it's only fitting that they are culled, to maintain the strength of the group.
The only change I would suggest now is to make the Dark Souls subforum a full subforum under the Games banner instead of having it be a child forum to PC Games/Console Discussion, mostly because child forums look all awkward and such.
Oh God that's so much better. It'd be nice if I could hide sub-forums, or at least move them to the bottom of the page, but this is better than the last layout.
Nonsense, my snark is fully aggressive. No passivity here, no sir. And besides, Lum making changes is not eliciting any snark at all.
Yeah I agree with this. Same for Bridge Over the River Kawaii. The secret subforum thing makes it harder to see if there are any new posts.
I don't think we need to un-child-forum the subforums, just have a way to permanently show them nested under their parents if we want instead of just being a popover at all times, it will become really easy to forget they exist that way. Granted, I don't know what this particular forum software can handle in that respect.
Eh, I felt my own snark was unwarranted, so I edited my post. I will reserve it for a different time!
It's okay, I wasn't offended or anything. And your snark was totally warranted! But I look forward to you unveiling it once more at a future date.
I for one support the introduction of a Perpetual Forum Motion Drive that juggles the forums and subforums at random each time the index is reloaded.
So when you have to spend half a second ignoring threads you don't want to read it's reasonable to change that, but when others have to spend half a second scrolling to find the forum they want to navigate to they're bad at the internet. Got it. Edit: Okay, let me be more direct and less sarcastic. Nobody fucking said they have "trouble scrolling a webpage". It's amazing how condescending people get over this. Can't we disagree without insulting each others' intelligence?
If you remove the big bold white "Broken Forum" at the top and the padding associated with it all your funky foruming will fit on one page. Code (text):

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 I checked btw, pulling it out fits everything but social on one page. You could probably reduce padding in a few other areas to improve things further. We're master
The current popup subforums on the home page are too hard to see, and don't work on my mobile browser (it simply doesn't support most dynamic web functions), making them effectively hidden subforums. I find it better to just list them under the parent forums. And it makes no sense to put Bridge over River Kawaii under the LP forum. It's a general-purpose forum dedicated to wider topics than LP, and unlike game-specific subforums which as has been said, tend to have certain lifecycles, it'll probably remain active for the long term. The question is which category to put it in.
My only issue with the baby subforum thing being displayed like that is having it at the top of the page will get sort of yuck fast if you have more than one or two.
I think Dark Souls is appropriate as a baby subforum, since it's a very specific topic, but the Bridge is a general-purpose forum, as cuc said: So I'd rather see it as a full blown subforum. Since it's mainly talk about visual novels and dating sims (and stuff surrounding those things), it might make more sense to put it under the "Games" category, right under the LP subforum. Unless you don't think visual novels are games, in which case the "Other" category might be more appropriate.
Dark Souls may be more appropriate as a baby forum but the way baby forums are presented is ugly, so if I'm choosing between optimal categorization vs. aesthetics, I will go for the aesthetics. Also I secretly hate baby forums.
i don't know what's going on anymore we are going from like a suburban house to a beach condo to a mansion to an apartment and we just keep moving mom why do i keep having to change schools. Not that I'm complaining, mind you, it's just a touch jarring. Haha.
The problems with baby forums can be seen here: 1. At a glance, no way to tell if there are new posts in the baby forum. 2. Also no way to tell what the actual latest post in the main games forum is, or if there are any new ones. 3. The down arrow that links to the baby forum displays the name in bold if there are new posts once you click on it, but it's hard to tell sometimes because the font is small (especially on mobile devices).
Today's semi-random change: "Bridge over Kawaii" changed from baby forum to adolescent forum in We Do Other Things category since it's not specifically about games.
I will also say after initially objecting to specific game subforums, I have grown to actually like the idea. If demand warrants a subforum, it's good to meet that demand rather than have it spill all over everywhere and leave a big 'ol mess. I still hate baby forums, though. Sorry, Sjofn!
Hey Lum - if it's true that you like doing this, can you make the Dark Souls forum an adolescent forum too? It's lonely and kind of weird being the only one at the kids' table. :/
It's alright, I still like you. And I have enough love for baby forums for the two of us, probably. Adolescent forums can go fuck themselves, though. They're jerks and think they know so much better than the grown up ones.


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I know, right? It's a little on the early side for this but I was doing an article for a client and decided to go ahead and try an idea that I had been tossing around in my head for awhile.
You do see a lot of chocolate bowls these days. They are a cute way to serve ice cream or other cold desserts. Most of the bowls that I have seen have been made from milk chocolate but there is really no reason not to branch out a little… is there?
I really wanted to see how the white chocolate would work and if you could add texture and color with other ingredients… like … you know… sprinkles.
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BERLIN (Reuters) -- Volkswagen today said it will pay its German workers a 7,200-euro ($9,400) bonus for 2012, a reduction of 4 percent on the previous year's payout despite Europe's biggest carmaker posting record profits and sales last year.
VW is reining in bonuses for factory workers and top executives at a time when the Wolfsburg-based company is bracing for tougher competition in its home and global auto markets. VW said last week that the group operating profit in 2013 may be flat.
The manufacturer's supervisory board took steps last week to limit bonuses for top executives, capping CEO Martin Winterkorn's total 2012 pay at 14.5 million euros.
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The approval by Arkansas' Legislature on Wednesday of the nation's most restrictive abortion law raises a lot of questions. No, I don't mean the usual questions about when life begins or whether the government has a right to intrude in such an intensely personal decision; I don't presume to be able to answer those, nor could anybody do so in a way that would satisfy true believers on the other side.
Mine are reserved for the state legislators: Have you guys really thought this thing through?
The new Arkansas law, which came to fruition only after both houses overrode a veto of the bill by Democratic Gov. Mike Beebe, makes it illegal to abort a fetus 12 weeks or older that has a heartbeat, except in a medical emergency. Meanwhile, even women decisive enough to meet the early deadline must submit to an ultrasound before the procedure, presumably so they can take a last look at the face -- well, misshapen skull -- of the potential person they're about to terminate.
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The bill is a direct violation of the Supreme Court's Roe vs. Wade decision, which says abortions can be banned only after a fetus would be able to survive on its own outside the womb, generally defined as 23 weeks.
Hence my first question: Do you really think you're going to get away with this? The Supreme Court would have to overturn Roe vs. Wade, or establish an entirely new viability standard, in order to give Arkansas what it wants. That's not going to happen.
We're all used to this kind of thing by now, of course; the battle over abortion has long been a skirmish of symbolic gestures, with states passing laws they know will get nowhere in order to throw red meat to the locals and protest what they see as federal intrusion. But Arkansas is stepping so far over the line that I wonder if even its authors can take it seriously. And if not, don't they have better things to do with their time?
Second question: It's the usual position of abortion opponents that life begins with conception. Again, I don't want to get into the accuracy of that presumption. But if that's what one really believes, what difference do 11 weeks make? In other words, if abortion is murder, is it a lesser murder if committed under 12 weeks after conception rather than 23? Otherwise, what's the point of this law?
Third question: Unplanned pregnancies are often traumatic, confusing or terrifying for women, who sometimes don't even discover they're pregnant until months after conception. Will forcing them to rush what may be the most important decision of their lives lead them to make better decisions? I'm purely speculating here, but I think it will make them choose abortion more often rather than less; with little time to consider the options or get used to the idea of becoming a mother, it may be simpler and more painless to just terminate the problem.
Those more versed in the abortion debate can doubtless come up with more questions than I've listed here. Meanwhile, now that they've gotten over its their of partisan rancor, I hope the members of Arkansas' Legislature can get on with the actual business of running their state.
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On May 23, 2013, Boy Scouts of America's National Council voted to allow gay youth in scouting.
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The Class of 2013 ended their high school careers with a week of fun.
Vampire Weekend has topped themselves again with their third new album.
Foreign exchange student Maria Gallart has been in Bellbrook for over 9 months now. And as her journey reaches an end, her heart is filled with sorrow and joy.
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East County residents will have a chance to meet the three finalists for Bashaw Elementary School's principal position at a community forum at 7 p.m., tonight at the school.
Finalists are Barry Dunn, Ron Hirst and Hayley McDonald.
Parents and teachers at the school will be able to ask questions and meet with each candidate. Feedback from the event will factor into Superintendent Tim McGonegal's recommendation for the post, which is expected to given to the Manatee County School Board June 8.
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The most important change, and the first improvement to come out of the tragedy, was a new muster rule. Before, cruise ships could hold the muster, also known as the safety drill, up until 24 hours after sailing (though to be honest, most did do musters before the ship left port). Now, the drills must be completed before sailing. This is important because several hundred passengers who'd boarded Costa Concordia the day it ran aground had not yet attended a muster -- and so didn't have the information on what to do in case of an emergency when they needed it most.
Is cruising safer now than before the Concordia incident on January 13, 2012?
Absolutely. There have been 10 initiatives put into place by the industry since the accident that address a range of issues, from limiting bridge access to carrying significantly more life jackets than needed to standardizing, to some extent, the muster drill.
What should passengers do when they board a ship -- and when they're at sea?
First and foremost, they need to listen to the ship's crew members. From officers to bartenders and from spa massage therapists to kids' club counselors, every one of them is required to undergo consistent training via numerous drills, covering issues like evacuation, serious health emergencies and fire. If you've ever stayed onboard while a ship's in port, you've probably heard the drills being conducted over the loudspeaker. So it's crucial that passengers know they should follow directions issued by crew.
Also, when passengers first start their cruise, they may not feel like hearing about safety instructions when there's a holiday waiting to start, but they need to focus and listen at the muster drill.
Beyond that? Relax and have a good time.
How should passengers go about choosing a safe ship? Is there a Good Housekeeping-type seal of approval from various associations or travel agents?
There isn't one specific place to go for information. At the end of 2012, all of the disparate cruise industry policy- and marketing-related organizations all over the world banded together to issue global safety recommendations and ultimately merged into one cohesive organization under the umbrella of the Cruise Lines International Association. CLIA has been actively working with the cruise industry and safety regulators to come up with a series of new regulations and guidelines, all in response to the tragic Costa Concordia event.
Separate from CLIA are government bodies in the U.S. like the CDC, which operates the Vessel Sanitation Program, and the U.S. Coast Guard, which oversees safety inspections and ensures compliance with the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea. Travelers can reference CDC reports by visiting the CDC website, and we also have a quick reference guide on Cruise Critic. Coast Guard incident reports can be found on the U.S. Coast Guard website.


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One feature that sets this vehicle apart from the competition is its unique charging system. Not only will the Focus Electric travel farther on a single charge than any competitor (76 miles), it also recharges in just four hours, which is nearly twice as fast as the Nissan Leaf. Ford has also taken steps to reduce charging costs at home.
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From its stone pillared front gate welcoming one to seven acres of waterfront privacy, to its private deep water dock and more than two additional acres of sandy beachfront on Nantucket Sound, this extraordinary 1880's-era manor provides all the comforts and amenities one would expect from a modern day world-class estate, while preserving the charm of yesteryear. The magnificent three-story main residence has been maintained in its classic Cape Cod shingle style and is accompanied by a spacious guest house, caretaker's cottage and impressive pool pavilion. Altogether, over nine prized acres and approximately 17,000 square feet of living and enclosed recreation space in four structures comprise the compound.


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Kohler K-T395-4-2BZ Oil Rubbed Bronze Devonshire Tub and Shower Trim Package with Single Function Shower Head and Rite-Temp Pressure Balancing Technology
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Installation Guide | |
Specification Sheet | |
ADA | Yes |
Bodysprays Included | No |
Country Of Origin | USA |
Diverter Included | Yes |
Diverter Location | Tub Spout |
Drain Assembly Included | No |
Escutcheon Width | 7 |
Flow Rate (GPM) | 2.0, 2.5 |
Handle Material | Metal |
Handle Style | Lever |
Handles Included | Yes |
Handshower Included | No |
Made in America | Yes |
Material | Metal |
Mounting Type | Wall Mounted |
Number Of Bodysprays | 0 |
Number Of Handles | 1 |
Pressure Balanced | Yes |
Scald Guard | Yes |
Shower Arm Reach | 5.63 |
Showerhead | Single Function |
Showerhead Shape | Round |
Showerhead Width | 5.5 |
Slide Bar Included | No |
Spray Pattern | Rain |
Spray Settings | 1 |
Sub Category | Tub and Shower Faucets |
Theme | Traditional / Classic |
Tub Spout Reach | 4.44 |
Valve Included | No |
WaterSense Certified | No |
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Rough In Valve Required
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- Fully covered under Kohler's limited lifetime faucet warranty
- Brass and metal construction ensures durability for a lifetime
- Premier finishing process - finishes will resist corrosion and tarnishing through everyday use
- Designed to capture the essence of a bygone era, the Devonshire Collection bring a versatile and traditional style to any bathroom
- Couple this shower with other products in the Devonshire suite to bring true refinement to the bathroom
- Single function shower head
- Single function cartridge - one handle controls both volume and temperature
- Rite-Temp pressure balancing valve cartridge
- Tub and shower package includes: valve trim, shower head, shower arm and diverting tub spout
- Designed to easily install with standard U.S. plumbing connections
- ADA compliant
- All hardware required for installation is included
Product Technologies / Benefits:
- Rite-Temp Pressure Balancing Valve: This innovation by Kohler brings a new found comfort to the shower experience. Rapid heating and cooling of water while in the shower has been an issue that has plagued users for generations; however, Kohler has created the solution. With the Rite-Temp pressure balancing technology water temperature is consistently maintained within three degrees Fahrenheit in either direction. Regardless of what other water usage is taking place throughout the house, Rite-Temp ensures a consistent and comfortable shower experience every time.
Valve Trim Specifications:
- Temperature dial swings 120-degrees for full range of control
- Escutcheon (Cover Plate) Diameter: 7"
- Includes pre-set safety stop with override capability
- Rough-in valve is sold separately (when adding to cart, valve will be offered)
Shower Head Specifications:
- Single function shower head with full body spray coverage
- Shower head rotates 360-degrees on a swivel ball assembly
- Flow Rate: 2.5 GPM (gallons-per-minute)
- Shower Head Width: 5-1/2"
- Shower Arm Length: 6"
Tub Spout Specifications:
- Spout Reach: 4-7/16"
- Integrated diverter for switching between tub and shower applications
- Unrestricted flow rate allows for rapid filling of the tub
About Kohler:
Gracious living is characterized by qualities of charm, good taste, generosity of spirit and the enhancement of nature. It is Kohler's mission that you can improve your sense of gracious living with every experience you have with a Kohler product or service.
With everything that Kohler does it lives on the leading edge of design and technology, while maintaining a constant level of quality regardless of price. Kohler sets the standard of excellence in its field, and yet is constantly striving to improve.
From sustainable products in the kitchen and bath, to engines for lawn tractors and generators, to power systems that protect data centers and urban landscapes all over the world; this is what the Kohler Company is all about.
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- Shop All Kohler Devonshire Collection Products
Our SKU: K-T395-4
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
Brazen Bronze - K-T395-4-BV
Brushed Bronze - K-T395-4-G*
Brushed Chrome - K-T395-4-BN
Brushed Nickel - K-T395-4-BRZ*
Oil Rubbed Bronze (BRZ) - K-T395-4-PB
Polished Brass - K-T395-4-CP
Polished Chrome - K-T395-4-CB*
Polished Chrome/Polished Brass
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
9 Questions from the Community
Does this come with the drain cover for the bathtub?
I like this set a lot but I dont need the tub faucet. Can I buy the showerhead and on/off switch separately?
which drain assembly/tub drain trim is compatible with this unit?
what is the difference between the K-T395-4 and the K-T395-4S
Which valve do I need for this unit that will direct the water flow nto the shower OR tub so that I can use a plain tub spout without the diverter on the spout?
What is the face diameter of the shower head?
All I really need is a wall mount tub filler. Can I get this without the shower head? Do I need a different rough in valve?
what valve do I need for K-T395-4
Is the showerhead metal or plastic? I searched and this one came up as metal, but in one of the reviews, someone said they called to confirm it was metal but is plastic.
Product Reviews
Kohler Devonshire Collection
Other Products In The Kohler Devonshire Collection
Kohler K-394-4
Devonshire Widespread Bathroom Faucet with Ultra-Glide Valve Technology - Includes Metal Pop-Up Drain Assembly
$267.25$169.70(146) -
Kohler K-T398-4
Devonshire Deck Mounted Roman Tub Faucet Trim with Metal Lever Handles
$268.55$201.41(17) -
Kohler K-10554
Double Post Toilet Paper Holder from the Devonshire Collection
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Kohler K-4397
Devonshire 1.28 GPF Comfort Height Elongated Bowl with 12" Rough-In
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Kohler K-4438
Devonshire 1.28 GPF Tank Only for the K-4397 Bowl
Warranty Info
Kohler Co. warrants its faucets to be leak and drip free during normal residential use for as long as the original purchaser owns his/her home.* If the faucet should leak or drip during normal use, Kohler will, free of charge, mail to the purchaser the cartridge necessary to put the faucet in good working condition.
Kohler also warrants all other aspects of the faucet, except gold finish, to be free of defects in material and workmanship during normal residential use for as long as the original purchaser owns his/her own home. If a defect is found in normal residential use, Kohler Co. will (at its election) repair, provide a replacement part or product, or make appropriate adjustment. Damage to a product caused by accident, misuse, or abuse is not covered by this warranty.
Proof of purchase (original sales receipt) must be provided to Kohler with all warranty claims. Kohler Co. is not responsible for labor charges, installation, or other consequential costs.
In no event shall the responsibility of Kohler exceed the purchase price of the faucet.
To obtain warranty service, contact Kohler Co. either through your Dealer or Plumbing Contractor or by calling 1-800-4-KOHLER or by writing:
- Kohler Co., Attn.: Customer Service Dept.
Kohler, WI 53044, USA
Some states do not allow limitations of how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of special, incidental or consequential damages, so these limitations and exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives the consumer specific legal rights. You may also have other rights that vary from state to state. This warranty is to the original purchaser only, and excludes product damage due to installation error, product abuse, or product misuse, whether performed by a contractor, service company, or the consumer. This is our exclusive written warranty. *Trend faucets, MasterShower Tower, gold finish, accessories, fixture related items (as designated in the Kohler Faucets Price Book), and faucets used in commercial settings continue to be covered by Kohler's one-year limited warranty.6/98 COPYRIGHT © 1998 BY KOHLER CO. (SEE BELOW)
All Kohler Plumbing Fixtures, Faucets and Fittings carry Kohler's Limited One-Year Warranty Unless Otherwise Noted.
Limited One-Year Warranty
Kohler® plumbing fixtures, faucets and fittings are warranted to be free of defects in material and workmanship for one year from date of installation. Kohler Co. will at its election repair, replace or make appropriate adjustment where Kohler Co. inspection discloses any such defects occurring in normal usage within one year after installation. Kohler Co. is not responsible for removal or installation costs. To obtain warranty service, contact Kohler Co. either through your Dealer or Plumbing Contractor or calling 1-800-4-KOHLER or by writing:
- Kohler Co., Attn: Customer Service Department
Kohler, Wisconsin 53044 U.S.A.
Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, or the exclusion or limitation of special, incidental or consequential damages so these limitations and exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights which vary from state to state. This is our exclusive written warranty.
- There may be variation in color fidelity between catalog images and actual plumbing fixtures.
- Kohler Co. reserves the right to make changes in product characteristics, packaging or availability at any time with out notice. COPYRIGHT © 1989, 1990, 1997, 1998 BY KOHLER CO.


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While this is a guest post, it's also information I'm starting to gather, because both my boys want to go to college, and I assume Kaitlyn will too some day. How are we going to pay for it? Student loans, you betcha.
Simply having a college degree is becoming more necessary for those wishing to obtain a decent job in their 20s. While the college education no longer promises a kid the high end job they had always hoped for, it is more likely to get them a job, especially in this rough job market. However, college educations are expensive, and not always easy for everyone to afford both during and after college.
But getting your kid a college education doesn't mean having to take out thousands of dollars in student loans. There are several ways you can get your kids through college without having to sacrifice your retirement or taking on massive debt yourself including:
Fill Out the FAFSA
One of the easiest ways to receive money for school is by filling out the FAFSA. There are hundreds of thousands of dollars the federal government has to give out each year, and thousands of students miss out on the opportunity to receive that free money by not filling out the FAFSA. Even if you believe that you and your husband make too much money for your child to qualify, you should still fill it out as you may be surprised to find out that your child is actually eligible for several grants.
While scholarships seem like a no-brainer to save money, thousands of students don't apply for them each year just like the FAFSA. There are several sites such as Fastweb.com and Scholarships.com that provide thousands of dollars in scholarships, and applicants can become eligible for them by simply writing a 500 word essay or submitting their resume. No sports career or 4.0 grade point average needed.
Get a Part-Time Job
Working never killed anyone, and while working 20 hours a week won't foot your child's college tuition bill, it can greatly reduce their costs. Instead of spending their extra time hitting up parties, consider having your kid put in a few hours of honest work. Not only will it help them pay down their tuition, but it will also give them some extra spending money to enjoy so they aren't maxing out their credit cards low interest. Many universities even offer work study programs to help reduce the cost of tuition while paying students above average wages.
Go In-State
The cost of in-state tuition compared to that of out-of-state tuition varies greatly. On average in-state tuition costs a about 50 to 75 percent less than out-of-state tuition, so if your child has the choice between one state school or another, see if they won't choose the one located within your state. It will cost less, and make affording tuition more possible. The only time you should really choose allowing your child to go out of state is when they have been accepted in to an Ivy League school where attendance will pay for itself in the long run.
Special State Programs
Several states have specific programs that have been designed to help students get through college on a smaller budget. Missouri, for instance, has the A+ Program which allows students to receive two free years of education through a community college in exchange for tutoring and good grades. Other states such as Texas also offer similar plans. See if your state offers programs such as these for your child.
College may be expensive, but it doesn't need to leave you with tens of thousands of dollars in debt upon your child's graduation. Instead of agreeing to $25,000 or more in students loans, actually create a budget and figure out a way to get your child through college debt free. Not only will this keep you from having to worry about outrageous student loan bills, but it will give you and your child the financial freedom needed to be prosperous upon graduation.
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The Center for Strategic Research (CSR) compiles and draws up the Islamic Republic of Iran's strategies in various fields. More on «Center for Strategic Research (CSR)»August 2009
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The Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies (IAIS) constitutes a multi-disciplinary teaching and research unit within the Universtiy of Exeter, UK. More on «Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies (IAIS)»
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A well-styled home bar is a basic must-have in well turned-out living rooms, so maybe I shouldn't admit we don't have one. My husband really, really wants one. I've been thinking about repurposing the built-in that was once the TV cabinet … Continue reading
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Happy Friday to y'all! What are your plans for the weekend? Some of my good friends and I are hosting a baby shower for one of our longtime friends…I can't wait to share pictures of the decor with y'all! I've been carefully planning and plotting for the past two months to make sure everything looks perfect.
Here are some things I'm loving from around the Web…
1. My little brothers and I always made blanket forts around our home when we were younger. Ours never looked this good, though!
2. This DIY tutorial looks so easy to do! Goodness, what would the world be like without spray paint?
3. This bed looks so neat, but what if you move a lot when you sleep? Makes me nervous!
4. I was recently shopping at Target and saw these amazing bedding items. I think it's time to do a bedding overhaul for me! Excuse the black bands…I couldn't move them out of the way without undoing the entire packaging!


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London, some would say, is the party capital of the world. Not only is it home to some of the best clubs and cocktails in the world, but many of the bars themselves are works of art.
And the latest trend helping bars in London bring the noise is disguised DJ booths, providing revellers with the perfect backdrop for impromptu drunken photo shoots on a night out.
If we ever needed an instant hit of summer, we need it now! Yes, the BBC weather gurus promises warmer temperatures, but please, 18 degrees is not a "heat wave"!? We need more… Kanaloa bar in Holborn is the perfect place to head for a night out in London, shake off the winter blues and pretend that the sun is shining and the weather is around 30 degrees and oh so sweet!


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2004-2005 Mazda 3 Brake Pad Set - EBC - EBC Greenstuff 2000, Rear, Organic, Direct fit
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Designed especially for sport compacts, muscle cars, and premium American- and European-built sedans, the EBC Greenstuff 2000 line of brake pads is the perfect choice for high performance braking during spirited street driving. Made with organic man-made aramid fibers such as DuPont Kevlar or Twaron, Greenstuff 2000 boasts of a nominal friction coefficient of 0.55. Additionally, each pad has its surface finished with EBC Brake-In coating to guarantee you a high initial brake effect. With Greenstuff 2000, you are free to cruise leisurely along highways without worry.
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- Quantity Sold: 2-wheel set
- Recommended Use: Street performance
- Anticipated Ship Out Time: 1-2 business days
- Asbestos Free: Yes
- Does Not Include: Brake sensor
- Includes: Shims
- Warranty: 3-month or 5,000-mile EBC warranty excluding wear and tear or race use
- Fit note: Hatchback, FWD, Sedan, FWD
- 2005-2005: SP23; 4 Cyl 2.3L;
- 2004-2005: S; 4 Cyl 2.3L;
- 2004-2005: i; 4 Cyl 2.0L;
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so far, so good! by TrainSpotteR, November 4, 2009
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i can find nothing bad to say about these pads. they were a great replacement for my OEM pads. i only have about 300-350 in-town driving miles on them so far, but they are wearing evenly and seem to be breaking in just fine. i will be glad when they have fully broke in and the break noise has diminished. i would definitely recommend these pads to anyone looking for an OEM, but aren't willing to pay the price for or need the performance of higher end pads.


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