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If you started having issues with it two days ago, what changes if any was made to the system software or hardware wise? What are the errors that you are getting and what is the fatal error causing it to blue screen? How do you know its a hardware issue it could be software? Some malware or viruses could cause such a issue. As for exchanging it, I am not too sure on the return/exchange policy. But I do know when you purchase a new computer from Best Buy you get 60 days free Geek Squad "Ask An Agent" service. They can help diagnose or turn you to the right direction to get the issue fixed. That's available at 877-448-5678 or help.geeksquad.com.
I don't know if it's a software issue or not. I'm at a loss here. I just don't want this computer to die on me since I spent all that money on it and need it to last for college. Here's something of what I'm getting when it crashes:
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I have no idea what the problem is. I might give geek squad a call, but they've never been very helpful before. And since I live an hour-and-a-half from the nearest Best Buy, they want to charge me around $130 plus fees for the drive. That's why I don't really want to turn to them.
Edit: Prior to running any diagnostic tools or a system repair/restore, I highly recommend unplugging any devices that are not critical to the initial boot. The ONLY items you should have plugged in are your keyboard, mouse, etc. It is a known issue with Windows Vista/7 that when additional items such as a Camera, video controller, or other usb devices are plugged in that it can error out (BSOD) on boot.
Additional information may be required to correctly diagnose the issue, but the easiest and quickest solution may be to run a "System Repair" from the boot menu (information on how to access will be below). Now some times when the system repair is unable to find a valid solution, it will do something similar to a System Restore. The restore will run automatically, and will restore to an earlier date when things had been working (usually a few days or weeks prior). Your DOCUMENTS data is usually fine, but it may roll back any recently installed software such as Video Games, or other applications.
If the system repair/rollback doesn't solve the issue then I am willing to bet that it is a HARDWARE related issue, which would require you to return the computer for repair. There are a few other diagnostics we can run that may be related to the issue as well, which I would like to do if the initial repair/suggestions do not fix your issue.
Please post with the results! If this doesn't fix the problem, then I have a few other items we can run prior to returning the Laptop for repair.
Also if you can provide any additional information it would be helpful.
Have you recently done any WINDOWS updates?
Have you recently updated your video card drivers? Either by manually downloading, or by using Windows Update?
This error can also be an indication to a Video Card/RAM failure, or a Video Card driver managed to install itself incorrectly -- causing the issue.
Are you able to get into the computer at all after disconnecting unrequired devices? If you can, you can go to the Solutions Center in Windows Vista/7 and it will search for a solution to your issue (which may be as simple as re-installing or updating an existing video card driver).
Hey, thanks for your replies! It means a lot. Anyway, the only updates that have been made are the ones that Windows does automatically. I'm using Windows 7. I'll check about the drivers.. Oh, and I did that Startup Repair from the System Recovery Options like you mentioned. It only took about three seconds. Is that normal? Anyway, no blue-screeings have occured as of yet. I'll let you know if or when it appears again.
SnowxWhite wrote:Hey, thanks for your replies! It means a lot. Anyway, the only updates that have been made are the ones that Windows does automatically. I'm using Windows 7. I'll check about the drivers.. Oh, and I did that Startup Repair from the System Recovery Options like you mentioned. It only took about three seconds. Is that normal? Anyway, no blue-screeings have occured as of yet. I'll let you know if or when it appears again.
Depends on what it finds. Sometimes the error is really easy for the repair tool to find so it has a fix pretty fast. Othertimes it can take a while -- nobody really knows
If it works it works. Let me know if anything happens!
If it is in the 14 day return policy GO EXCHANGE IT!!!
You do not want to have to do repairs to a laptop that is less than two weeks old.
If it is over the 14 day return policy you may be able to get Geek Squad/Best Buy to help you out in some other way.
If they cannot help you without a fee (which is possible) then perform the tasks listed here.
Okay, now I'm freaking out. My system crashed AGAIN, giving me the same blue screen and APC_INDEX_MISMATCH error. I bought this laptop on July 4th, so if I were to exchange it, it would have to be in the next 4 days...and the problem with that or asking the Geek Squad to look at it is that I live no where near a Best Buy. Please help me! What do I do now?? I spent my graduation money on this thing and I don't want it dying on me!!
If you're nowhere near a Best Buy where'd you get it from initially?
I agree with a previous poster. Even if it's an 80 mile drive, I'd return it and get it exchanged. Get a new laptop and make sure it's not just a lemon. There are some potential fixes, but I wouldn't take the chance of them not working. Get a new laptop, restart the clock, and if it keeps happening then you can do some troubleshooting.
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I'm sure having issues so soon with this laptop, after spending your graduation money on it, has been very upsetting.
It is true that you have 14 days from the date of taking possession of it to return or exchange this laptop, and there would be a 15% restocking fee if it isn't found to be defective. We do require the laptop to be in like new conditions, and all the accessories be with it, in order for us to return or exchange the laptop; we don't require that the packaging to return or exchange the laptop.
With that being said I would suggest you bring it to your nearest Best Buy® store at the soonest possible time to have the Geek Squad® look at it to see if it is indeed defective. If it is defective they should exchange it for a new laptop.
I would like to work with your towards getting you a working laptop, and I am sending you a private message to pass along some information. To check your messages you should log into the forum, and then click on the letter icon in the upper right-hand corner of the page.
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The world's largest traveling circus of fashion editors, models, buyers and journalists has descended on the French capital, clutching their metro maps and city guides, to cap fashion season for nine days of intensive ready-to-wear.
And this fall-winter 2013-14 is the biggest to date, with some 99 "on-calendar" shows that see the week almost tearing at the seams, starting earlier and finishing later than ever.
"There are 12 shows a day. Twenty-two different nationalities this season. With new top designers at work," says Didier Grumbach, president of the French Fashion Federation. "It's an impressive mix, an energy that sets Paris apart from what's going on
Tuesday—day one— saw collections dominated by three up-and-coming Belgian designers: Veronique Branquinho, Cedric Charlier and Anthony Vaccarello, who dressed actress Charlotte Gainsbourg at last Friday's Cesar film awards.
The similarities start and end with their nationalities; all three threw together strong but highly individual collections.
If Branquinho was elegance, Charlier was edgy architecture, and Vaccarello was retro sex-appeal.
In other shows of the day, Le Moine Tricote spiced up the bread-and-butter knitwear with woven fabric.
Wednesday's shows include Guy Laroche, Damir Doma and London's enfant terrible, Gareth Pugh.
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The third Belgian designer to show on Paris fashion week's first day served up a black-and-white ode to the early '80s in a show that featured micro skirts, chainmail, a lot of skin and lashings of sensual leather.
Strong retro shoulders, asymmetrical, diagonally cut skirts, upturned lapels and cowl collars set the fashion time dial firmly back to the era of the New Romantics.
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The best look was a black kimono-style top, which billowed in great contrast to the tight, bright shiny black mini.
Subtle this was not, but then, subtle isn't glam-loving Vaccarello's thing.
It was the modern bohemian woman on parade.
Veronique Branquinho mixed and matched eclectic references, from wooden African bracelets to Obi-style dresses with belts.
The soundtrack included Marilyn Monroe's sultry "One Silver Dollar" from the Western "River of No Return," which played as cowboy boots and denim studs peppered the looks.
Stetson cowboy hats in Shetland went too far, but overall it was a strong collection for the
The graceful, slouchy style, now a Branquinho signature, was seen on several of the dropped waist looks, often in beige and fawn.
Fall-winter sees bright-eyed designer Alice Lemoine brimming with ideas.
First of all, in the unique presentation of her Le Moine Tricote collection via three different mediums in three different rooms: there were edgy photos, vintage-looking video projections, and the clothes themselves on mannequins.
Second of all, there were new ideas in the direction of the up-and-comer's knitwear line itself, which saw the repertoire this season
The strongest piece in the show was a fantastic black mid-length coat dress that had pockets, a lapel and sleeves in billowing wool to imitate fur.
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This season, ladylike is the name of the game.
Architecture, "art brut" and Dutch Master Brueghel were all inspirations behind Cedric Charlier's diverse show.
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Ensembles were made up of several layers, like square navy skirts on top of knee-length leggings with a rectangular bib form hanging down.
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It's a far cry from the more fluid looks seen in Charlier's last collection.
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Many Protestants object to invoking the saints in prayer for the good reason that they feel that this practice obscures the mediation of Christ. However, the Catholic Church teaches that the prayers of Saints in Heaven are still mediated to God the Father through Jesus Christ. Christ is the one mediator between God and man, whether those men are in heaven or on earth.
The Catholic asks a saint in heaven to prayer for him just as he might ask a friend for prayer. There is however a big difference between asking my wife to pray for me and asking St. Paul to pray for me.
For example, my wife is standing in the room and can hear me say, "Sweetie, please pray that I prepare my lecture in time for tomorrow's class." If I were to ask the same "prayer request" from St. Paul, it is obvious that he is not standing in the room with corporal ears ready to receive my vocal request.
How then does this prayer get transmitted to St. Paul? And what if there are 2,000 people all asking for St. Paul's prayers at the same time?
Some Protestants assume that Catholics believe that the Saints are omniscient and/or omnipotent. The Catholic Church does NOT teach that the Saints in heaven are omniscient (all knowning) and/or omnipotent (all powerful). So if they are not omniscient how do they "hear" these prayer requests coming from earth?
The answer is the Holy Spirit. St. Augustine taught that just as the Church is the body of Christ, so the Holy Spirit is the "soul of the Church."
What the soul is in our body, that is the Holy Ghost in Christ's body, the Church" (Sermon 267, 4: PL 38, 1231 D).
The soul's presence in the human body is what allows messages to move through the body. The brain can cause the toes to wiggle or the eye to wink. But this can never happen in a dead body. The soul is what allows messages to travel through the body. If you take away the soul, the brain cannot ask the toes to wiggle and stomach cannot ask the hands and mouth to feed it.
So it is in the communion of saints. The Holy Spirit allows the central nervous system of the Body of Christ to send messages back and forth from one another. The Holy Spirit is He who gives the Saints their status as "holy ones." To be a bit more theological, the saints in Heaven have access to the beatific vision of God's Essence, there the saints are able to participate in God's knowledge.
Let me anticipate two objections:
1) If what you say is true and the Holy Spirit transmits "prayer requests" from us to other Christians in heaven, why can't I send a prayer request by telepathy to a Christian living in China?
2) If what you say is true and the Holy Spirit transmits "prayer requests" from us to Christians in heaven, then why can't they send us personal messages in return?
The first objection is answered on account of "time and space." If we are separated by time and space from another person, we cannot communicate. (This is not entirely true in an age of cell phones and email.) The glorified Saint is not in time or space. This is a mystery. So he or she can somehow hear a million prayers "at one time" through the Holy Spirit who is infinite.
The second objection is answered by recognizing that the Saints sometimes do "send messages" to the faithful on earth. For example St. Gregory of Nyssa explains that St. Gregory the Illuminator received a vision in which:
"he heard the one who had appeared in womanly form exhorting John the Evangelist to explain to the young man the mystery of the true faith. John, in his turn, declared that he was completely willing to please the Mother of the Lord even in this matter and that this was the one thing closest to his heart. And so the discussion coming to a close, and after they had made it quite clear and precise for him, the two disappeared from his sight." (St. Gregory of Nyssa, Life of St. Gregory the Wonderworker)
Here we have a pre-Constantinian example of the Blessed Virgin and St. John the Apostle appearing to someone earth with a message. The history of the Church is full of such examples.
One last objection. But isn't praying to dead people the sin of necromancy?
Technically, necromancy is consulting the dead in order to discern the future. The word necromancy derives from the νεκρός (nekrós), "dead", and μαντεία (manteía), "divination". First, the Saints in heaven are not "dead." They are alive in Christ - more alive than we are! "He is notGod of the dead, but of the living; you are quite wrong" (Mark 12:27). Secondly, Catholics do not ask the Saints for prayer so that they can forecast the future. Maybe somebody's aunt in Mexico conjures up things through burning herbs and invoking saints - but that is not what the Catholic Church teaches or promotes. It's an abuse, not the norm.
Ultimately, glorified Saints in heaven take up their priestly identity as the people of God. This priestly identity involves intercession and so they continue to love us and the only thing they can do is pray for us. "We are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses" (Hebrews 12:1).
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T Ailshire
9:20 am on Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Sharpshooters Virginia, 8194-M Terminal Rd., Lorton
10:03 am on Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Please post more, my wife has these pampered chef things at my house. I need to encourage her to go out!
10:26 am on Friday, August 17, 2012
Tell her that there is an all women chapter in Northern VA that goes out and shoots together at the range as well as meeting for other social meetups. She can visit us at shecanshoot.com (FREE membership, no experience required).
Vanessa Weedon
10:00 pm on Friday, July 6, 2012
Sharpshooters in Lorton. Great time with the ladies; no need for designated drive; and lots of stress relief!
10:46 am on Friday, August 17, 2012
Agreed! I get a chance to improve my firearms skills as well as still go out for dinner afterwards if we want. It's a great way to bond with my girlfriends, I am in a safe place, and the only "shots" I am doing is firing down range....
M Hunter
10:01 pm on Friday, July 6, 2012
Shooting with the girls. Sharpshooters or Blue Ridge Arsenal.
12:00 pm on Thursday, July 19, 2012
There is nothing like lead therapy with the ladies of She Can Shoot! Sharpshooters is nice, but Blue Ridge Arsenal is much closer to me.
11:14 pm on Friday, July 6, 2012
Hanging with my ladies with SHE CAN SHOOT: The Shooting Divas of DMV at Sharpshooters or Blue Ridge Arsenal. It's great shooting with other women!
Kat Whalen
12:52 am on Saturday, July 7, 2012
Shooting with the ladies of She Can Shoot at either SharpShooters in Lorton VA or Blue Ridge Arsenal in Chantilly VA. Both places are great places for bonding and stress relief.
Cadence Champ
10:32 am on Friday, August 17, 2012
SharpShooters with the ladies of She Can Shoot: The Shooting Divas! Also makes for a great date night!
10:53 am on Friday, August 17, 2012
Paradise Springs Winery? Oh god no. That place is the most overrated and undervalued place I can imagine for a night out, a day out, or an hour out.
Whereas the Paradise Springs Winery offerings were decent in taste, they missed the marks in all the other ways that make the vineyard/winery experience. The wine itself had a few good tastes, esp the Chardonnay. The real knock on the wines is the price is pretty inflated compared to other Virginia wines; the wine was at the shoulder of its peers in the whites, but overpriced unfortunately. The first thing that hits you is the price. $7 for 8 tastes is a price usually saved for reserve offerings, not your standard fare. So at $14 for the two of us, with none of that credited towards a bottle purchase, this winery was already higher priced than almost every other vineyard we've visited in Virginia, Napa, Sonoma, or Austria/Germany. It's clear their intention is to capture the "wine tourism" dollars from folks less serious about buying wine.
The $18 meat and cheese platter was served on a paper plate with a plastic knife, and consisted of a half roll of crackers, packaged brie, and a package of turkey pepperoni. If you're going to offer food at that price, you could at least pull it out of the wrapper so your guests don't realize it came from Giant or Restaurant Depot. I guess that's why they let you bring your own food.
11:00 am on Friday, August 17, 2012
Note this review was based on my visit in July 2011 - based on Yelp comments, things may be more expensive now.


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Yesterday, after being rebuffed by my wife after asking for a piece of candy, my 6yo son said "Mom, I don't really feel like eating Paleo today". First of all, when she told me that I laughed. Then I got to thinking about the attitude I've taken towards food and how I eat myself (I'm 5 days from completing a full 30 days of Paleo) and how HE looks at that. How old are your kids and when have you had "the talk" with them about the foods they eat?
Mine are 27, 24, 21, 19 and 16; the 16-year-old is the only one left at home, so he's the one who has been "forced" into the diet - at home, he eats what we feed him. He's also the one who "gets" it the most - I swear if that kid has watched Fat Head once, he's watched it 10 times. He refuses to eat from the school cafeteria; his friends think he's beyond weird because he reads labels ("Mom, why do they put corn starch in MILK??"), has largely given up soft drinks and brings his own lunch every day, which consists of hormone/additive/nitrate-free meat on sprouted wheat bread, raw milk cheese, fresh fruit and raw vegetables. This kid is also thin, lean and has washboard abs - all without exercising. The 19-year-old went through the idealistic "vegetarian" phase for a couple of years, but has now begun incorporating meats back into her diet and has all but given up the refined carbs - apparently the "Freshman 15" was a rude awakening. She's fairly receptive to our diet, since she is on a mission to save the world these days. :) She's also thin and lean. The rest of the kids? Yeah, well. The oldest objects to our diet because it's "too dogmatic" (he's also a bachelor who lives on beer and pizza and works two jobs). He's not fat, but he's not lean, either (he lives in the city and walks nearly everywhere). The 24 year old loves to cook and lives with a man who thinks every meal should include meat and starch and eschews most vegetables. She bakes a lot. They are very sedentary and on a tight budget; she understands why we eat the way we do, but is unwilling to make changes to her own diet. She is overweight - significantly so. The 21 year old is an extremely picky eater and eats a LOT of industrial, refined carbohydrates, and has no interest in our diet for her own sake. Oddly enough, she is very vigilant about her 20-month-old's diet, and has no problem adopting out diet for him. She's thin, but not lean, and has the kind of figure where you know she's going to be fighting her weight when she gets into her 30s, if not sooner. I guess this is a way to say, "We've met with mixed success." LOL |
My husband doesn't eat the way I do, so the kids don't either(they eat mostly WAPF style)...they are gluten free, and my kids rarely eat sugar, eat plenty of fresh and fermented foods, plenty of pastured eggs, grass fed meats, good fats and raw dairy...I know my nearly twelve year old daughter's adhd would dramatically improve if I could get her off all grains and sugars, but am unwilling to turn this into a struggle within my marriage. I educate my family constantly in ways they get about nutrition, and always support them in associating feeling yucky with the poor food choices they made at a friend's house, or at school, etc. I know that the more in touch with their bodies they are, the more likely they are to make good food choices as they get older, and don't have me looking over their shoulders! |
My 14 year old son wanted whatever the other kids had in their lunch box at school, so he ate muesli bars etc like they were going out of fashion. We let him have his own way, although meals at home were 'no grain no sugar'. Then last week he said he didn't want them anymore because he felt so bad after eating them! He still has grains, but his sugar consumption has plummeted. Once a week he has pizza from the school cafe, but he chooses to not get a muffin to go with it. He asked yesterday what was a healthy snack that was also socially acceptable. We came up with crisps :( In the end he has decided sugar makes him feel crud so he avoids it as much as possible. He has grains when he is out and about and 'no grains no sugar' at home. |
My son thinks my paleo way of eating is clueless. He keeps urging me to eat rice (rice?), and makes it clear I am badly and dangerously misinformed. I am pretty sure I can run circles around him (he's a grown young man, but sedentary- I'm a 50 something mom), and I'm pretty sure he knows it, but that doesn't seem to have any effect on him. He likes kombucha, vitamins, krill oil, steak, french fries, cookies, and Natural Calm. So at least some of it has rubbed off. |
My 17 year old loves his noodles but apart from those doesn't eat too much in the way of junk. He'll pretty much eat what he's given without thinking about it too much one way or the other. It will be interesting to see what he ends up living on when he starts Uni in September. My 16 year old is on an anti-vegan/vegetarian crusade and has made herself a 'wheat is murder' t-shirt and is also making some paleo flyers to hand out at an anarchist book fair she is going to soon (they have advertised that there will be a vegan cafe at the event!). She is much more into the politics and the ethics of it than the health issues which is basically because she doesn't have any. |
My daughters (11 & 14) just ran across an old picture of me and remarked "Wow, you were really fat!". I'm still fat, just 40# less fat than a few years ago. They still eat what they want, which is mostly crap that mom feeds them, but the influence is there. For my birthday last month, my older daughter had a tshirt custom made: Front: "Got Meat?" Back: "Go Paleo" with a big picture of a ribeye steak. It came in the wrong size, so now we both have one and she's been sleeping in hers. |
Mine are both out of the house house but the younger one comes home from college; she eats similarly naturally and is tiney tiny. She actually says our generation is obsessed with weight (she's so right!!!) If I think back to all my friends from High school to present its full of binging, anorexia, plastic surgery, lots of fad diets (not necessarily including myself in those). I'm glad I at least taught her how to eat right even though I wasn't doing it myself until recently!! |
Mine just reminds me "daddy - you can't eat grains!" (pronounced "GWAINS") when we go out to eat. He is 6 years old. I've made paleo-fare for him but we have a hard time working within the public school system and grandparents. |
My 13 year old daughter had to understand the science, AND see what it did to her directly to accept it. I had to enforce it. (completely eliminate EVERYTHING from my home) The Cravings went away... when we were at home... but confronted with those "comfort" foods, there is a distinct psychological trigger to times when those foods were associated with pleasant feelings, regardless of what was actually going on. Now she abstains most of the time, because she enjoys her newfound weight and newfound athleticism and doesnt want to jeopardize either... I still worry sometimes about what will happen when she moves out. She does have her processed food snacks sometimes when out with friends... I dont want to make her a social pariah, but she always regrets it, so I hope, long term she will stick with it. It was probably a year of eating this way with me before it became HER idea to keep eating this way. Stick with it... theres alot of years of bad eating that need to be overcome first. Cooking incredible tasting Paleo food is the best thing you can do to ensue they come over to the Light. |
My boys (both mid-late teens) and wife are non-paleo, whilst I have been following the path for a couple of months or so now. All tuck away the usual modern fare - doughnuts, brioche rolls, bread, pasta, etc., and the boys can be quite picky about what meat/fish they eat. Having said that, none of them stuff themselves and all eat fairly small meals often leaving food on the plate. I have tried to explain why I am following the route that I am and the boys seem to be more accepting of it than my wife (who downright refuses to believe that any of it is healthy - too much fat and no grains...). Unfortunately, this situation is unlikely to change unless the boys instigate it because my wife does most of the cooking (admittedly, all home cooked, with fresh ingredients - and very nice it is to). This is due to my having to work fairly long hours so, waiting for me to get home and cook would mean nobody eating until about 9pm. They also understand that I am trying to get healthier and lose weight (often had comments from the younger one about that!) so they have just accepted that that is what Dad is doing. |
My daughter thinks I am obsessed with food and fitness and so does my husband. I've spent most of her life working on going from obese to fit. She does not remember my obese years, she's 9 and I started working on losing weight when she was 2. She does see pictures of me when I was obese and she'll mention that once in awhile. You have all heard me complain about my MIL (she and my FIL live with us) and that she is in charge of my daughter's food more often than I am. My husband still eats SAD and isn't willing to argue my points with his mother at all. So, my daughter thinks I'm crazy. She knows that I am healthier now. I just transitioned off my high blood pressure medication and water pills that I had been taking since her birth. That was a big source of discussion while I was working on it. My biggest goal is to make sure she doesn't end up with an eating disorder. I worry that my focus on fitness and nutrition will push her into rebelling against ~me~ by going against what matter most to me. I know I started eating to piss off my skinny mom and that ballooned into my own binge eating issues. I try to talk openly and honestly with her about my food choices and why they are important, but right now she just doesn't GET IT. She likes crap food. It tastes good. I hope as she gets older and more image conscious that she'll learn to come to me for advice and to trust that I will tell her what's best for her. |
Mine are 10, 13 & 14. I have mixed bag, they are starting to understand, but when they have a chance to indulge in anything non paleo--they do. Like at friends and school. I have been eating and preaching paleo to them for about 1 1/2.years, so they lived a long tine eating a lot of grains before that...which I thought were good for them. That is the hardest part to break for them. My husband is not paleo--so that does not help. He buys bread and serves them pancakes when he gets a chance. All I can do is live day by day, giving them my healthy food and hope they "get it!" |


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if.'""- VOL 48, NO. 4 ^fQ/ Serving Colurnbus, "Centrar and Southwestern Ohio ^AE JANUARY 22, 1970 - SHEVAT 15 Ifntt^UAmfki*- ;' ' aat ln)hli.MMR!>[^&; liv'..' ¦ -"¦ M70 GOAL 11,700,000 i»*fe' Largest Goal 111 History of UJrC At an historic and precedent - shattering meeting, the Board of Trustees of thje United Jewish Fund and Council last Tuesday evening unanimbusly adopted the largest goal in thc history of thc UJFC. On motion made by Sol D. Zell, General Chairman of the , 1970 Campaign, a goal of $1,700,000 was set. This represents : ^00,000 for the Regular Fund, and $800,000 for the Israel Emergency Fund ot the United Jewish Appeal. Both Campaigns will be conducted simultaneously, and pledge cards will contain two lines, one for the Regular Drive, and one for the Israel Emergency Fund Campaign. Following the historic vote taken by the Board of Trustees, members of the Board unanimously pledged ' themselves to increase their, own gifts to the 1970 Cam¬ paign, And, in an' action ; unprecedented in the history of the Board, all members present announced their pledges, each one marking an increase over the 1969 gift, many of whicH' were ' considerably in excess of prior gifts, equalling or' surpassing total gifts made' in 1967 to the Regular Fund and to the Israel Emergency Fund drive immediately following the Six Day War. "The action of the Board," stated Mr. Zell, "is of tremendous importance, as it gives impetus and en¬ couragement to all divisions Mothers ilftorch of the Campaign which are now In the process of be'ginning their fund-raising. It demonstrates the con- Sol Zell fidence of the Board in their vote to adopt a $1,700,000 Goal as a realistic, achievable one. It is a spur and a challenge to the rest of the community,, to follow the lead of those who have been selected to serve on the -Board of Trustees, those who make the decisions regar¬ ding the spending and (Continued on Page 7) Mrs. George Davy, young mother of 3 1/2 year-old twins will lead some 12,000 volunteers during the Ahnual Fi^klin County Mothers' March of Dimes Campaign. A former business course teacher at Grove City' High School, nfrs. Davy of 1097 Belden Road, issued a call for volunteers. "We want to saturate neighborhoods during our March, on Sunday Jan. 25 .through Jan. 27, Ourgoal is the prevention of birth diefects, a cause which touches ever;^ family." Mrs. Davy notes that her . co-workers have been planning the March for weeks. Their efforts have involved hours of time hi blocking out areas to cover, checking addresses of SpirteoWnii^rs and aparfment welleirs, preparing en¬ velope and taking care of the thousands of details that such projects entail. V a press conference, cftvered "We feel if'successfursiy local TV, radio, and Mothers'March is a grave newspapers. He stated at necessity if we hope to bring prevention andtr^atmeiitof birth defects to thousands of babies being born eaclj day.'.' - Israeli Ambassador . In Columbus Yifzhak Rabixi^ Israeli am^ssador tp, the United l^tate^, came to Columbus, Monday, to address the meeting of the advanced gifts fund raising section of the UJFC. Mr. Rabin was the Chief of Staff of the Israeli army during the recent six day war. While in Columbus, he met with Gov. Rhodes... He of¬ fered the Governor greetings from Israel, especially remembering '**<ihat the Governor had recently visited Israel. The ambassador also held this meeting that "I am not, too optimistic a^ut the chanccsJbC peaCfe in the forseosbRluture-" Council of Organizations Calls Emergency Meeting Young Matrons Give Leading Lady Affair "Go First Class with UJFC" is the theme of the Leading Ladies affair being giyen by the Young Matrons Division at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 27 at the home of Mrs. Ronald Kauffman, 200 N. Columbia Ave. For a minirngm gift of $50.00, tlie^Leading Ladies'-wilK' be treated to a Sour Hour Flight, the highlight of which will be a multi-media presentation directed by Mrs. John Mormol and accompanied by Mrs. James Ten¬ nenbaum. Pictured above are Mrs. David Brandt, Leading Ladies Colonel; Mrs. Alfred Kass, Leading Ladies Co- - ordinator; Mrs. John Mormol. Leading Ladies Co- chairman; and Mrs. William Wasserstrom, Advisor to the Young Matrons. Not 'pictured is. Mrs. Merom Brachman, a Leading Ladies Co-chairman. TEL AVIV, (WUP) - A poll conducted by the Public Opinion Research of Israel has shown that mOre than 40 per cent of Israelis^favor holding on to the occupied areas. Only 1.9 per cent aSked f^r withdrawal. UNITED NATIONS (WNS) -Israel has informed the'^ United Nations Security Council thdt an intensification of attacks from Jordan and ' Lebanon obliged.. Jerusalem to take "defensive measures" ioj£otect its territory and population from the "constSiita^nger of —murder and injury." '¦ ¦ '' JERUSALEM (WNS) - Slightly more than 40,pOO immigrants arrived, in Israel in 19^, a figure 10,000 more than expected, the Jewish AgehCy reported. * Western nations accounted for 40 per cent of theJm:r. migrants with 6,500 coming from North America'; 5,400 from France and about 2,000 each froni Great^BritaiiT and Latin America. In 1970 - 60,000 immigrants are expected. / TEL AVIV (WNS) - The Jewish Agency has seftjjed 39 Black Jews from Chicago in Dimooa. a new industrial : town in the Negev while their eventudlstatiis as im¬ migrants under the ri^t of return is decided. The group had first immigrated to Liberia but were niade to feel "unwelcomed'^irihe West African country and decided to go to IskIcI "where we belong." - WASHINGTON (JTAJt'-The U, s: government is npt necessarily opposed to the sale by Fr^jnce of jets and other arms to Libya, officials here said this week.They also disclosed that the admiilistration may hav^ no . real objections to France taking over the Wheelus Air- — Foree Base in Libya-if leftist pressures force the Unifed States out.State Department officials contend Washington would prefer that France arm and assist LiJiyaTrather than have t)ie Sovlest Union enter ther vacuum. ' .^ TEL AVIV (WNS) - A French tourist who was in , (^iro reported that imprisoned Egyptian Jews have to endure deplorable conditions. He said that 78^ Jews were in^Abou Zaabel prison in a single cell less, than 40 square (eet. They are given little food, he said, adding . ,t}i3l;.?»'Pt'.aa Jw^, live;in cppstant.t;ear<. , - - < ¦¦¦¦•¦¦- i. Mrs. Bernard Mentser, Chairinan of the Council of Organizations of the United Jewish Fund and Council, annjounces a-.that an einergency meeting of the Council of Organizations, representing the entire Columbus Jewish com¬ munity, will be held on Monday evening.Jan. 26 at 8, in the Esther C. Melton Community Services Build¬ ing, 1175 College Avenue. t The meeting will feature an analysis of the crisis in the Middle East by Ehud Lador, Consul for Cultural Affairs of ^le Consulate- General of Israel in Chicago. Mr. Sidney Blatt, Vice President of- the United Jewish Fund and Council and Chairman of its Com¬ munity Relations Com- Rabbi Goes To Washington mittee, will? report on cooperative efforts on behalf of Israel with congressional ¦ropresentativ^ and with the Rabbi Stavsky Ehud Lador . news media. Mr. William V. Kah{i, Chairman- of the Israel Committee of the Com¬ munity Relations Cpm-..^ inittee, and a past presfdent of UJFC, will report on the . ongomg activities of the Community Relations ft. Committee in sensitizhig the community to the crisis in \ the Middle East. ' Mr. Hersh L. Adlerstem, Director of the Community Relations Committee, will outline -plans for. Suggested programing for Columbus Jewish organizations. Presidents and represen¬ tatives of all Coliimbus Jewish organizations will be asked to indicate the extent of their programing in the*^ present Middle East crisis. Hiis meeting is so im-** portant, Mrs. Mentser £(tressed, that it is im¬ perative that every Jewish organization in Columbus be represented. The meeUng is open,to .members of Jewish organizations who may not currently be presidents or delegates, who are invited to attend^:'. Rabbi David Stavsky of, thc Beth Jacob Congregation was tailed to Washington, D.C./vby Rabbi Fabfan Schonfield, chairman of ihe- IsfaehvCominission of the Rabbinic^ Council of America! Rabbi JStavsky will attend a special conference Jaii. 25, 26, 27, with 200 other Rabbis from across the.country \yho will meet with the respective Congressmen, and Senators regarding the Mid East <|hange of policy of the present Administration. - Rabbi Stavsky will be representing the Rabbinical Council of America and the Men's • M i z rae hi .^Organization for the Stdte of Ohio. ¦ ; Following th^jiyashington conference, jrreport will be given at the Mid Wintetijjij CJonferenceofthcRabbinical'^' , ¦, . 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Courses: Criminal Procedure, International Human Rights, Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law. Professor Mary Margaret "Meg" Penrose joined the Texas Wesleyan law faculty in 2009 after teaching nine years at the University of Oklahoma College of Law. Professor Penrose taught Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, Criminal Procedure, Gender Discrimination and International Human Rights at OU. She continues to practice in federal court with an emphasis on federal habeas corpus representation of Texas Death Row inmates and Title VII and Title IX litigation challenging gender bias and discrimination in the workplace. Prior to teaching, Professor Penrose most enjoyed her time working at the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas in Dallas. She served as a Senior Law Clerk to the Honorable Jerry Buchmeyer. After working briefly for the Texas firm, Thompson and Knight, she returned to the courthouse to assist with the renumbering of the Local Rules. Upon completion of this project, she began working with the Honorable Jane J. Boyle as a pro se Staff Attorney. Professor Penrose believes her teaching has been greatly enhanced through her experience at the federal courthouse. Next to teaching, her favorite job(s) have been working with Judges Boyle and Buchmeyer. Professor Penrose is a member of the American Law Institute. She is also a member of the United States Supreme Court bar, Texas Bar Association, the federal bar for the Northern District of Texas and the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. She has been a constant member of the Texas Bar Association's pro bono College – requiring over 75 hours of pro bono representation each year. She is a volunteer attorney for the Women's Sports Foundation. Her dedication to Title IX stems from her time as a Division I basketball player for the University of Texas – Arlington. She continues to pursue athletic endeavors and names as her proudest non-legal accomplishment qualifying for and running the Boston Marathon in 2008-09. Professor Penrose earned her J.D. from Pepperdine University School of Law where she graduated magna cum laude and served as the Managing Editor of the Pepperdine Law Review. Thereafter, she received her LL.M, graduating summa cum laude, from the University of Notre Dame. Her LL.M thesis, Lest We Fail, was published by the American University Journal of International Law and Policy. She continues to pursue scholarship and most recently completed two textbooks: Education Law and Policy, which she co-wrote with Professor Bernard James, and An Introduction to Civil Procedure: Forum Selection and Choice of Law, which she co-wrote with Professor Paul George. In addition, Professor Penrose has published poetry, copyrighted a children's book and appeared in the legal documentary, The Trials of Law School. She is listed as one of the Contemporary Lawyer Poets hosted by the University of West Virginia. Selected Publications
Tattoos, Tickets, and Other Tawdry Behavior: How Universities Use Federal Law to Hide Their Scandals, 33 CARDOZO LAW REVIEW 1555 (2012).
Free Speech versus Free Education: First Amendment Considerations in Limiting Student Athlete's Use of Social Media, Vol 1. MISS SPORTS LAW REVIEW 77 (2012).
In the Name of Watergate: Returning FERPA to its Original Design, 14 N.Y.U. J. LEGIS. & PUB. POL'Y 75 (2011).
Conventional Wisdom: Acknowledging Uncertainty in the Unknown, 78 TENN. L. REV. 789 (2011).
The Emperor's Clothes: Evaluating Head of State Immunity Under International Law, 7 SANTA CLARA J. INT'L L. 85 (2010) [Hein] [Westlaw] Co-authored with Bernard James, Education Policy and the Law: Cases and Commentary (2009) Co-authored with J. Paul George, An Introduction to Civil Procedure: Forum Selection and Choice of Law (2009) Miranda, Please Report to the Principal's Office. 33 FORDHAM URBAN L.J. 775 (2006). [Hein] [LexisNexis] [Westlaw]
A Short and Plain Solution to the Medical Malpractice Crisis: Why Charles E. Clark Remains Prophetically Correct About Special Pleading and the Big Case, 39 GEORGIA L. REV. 971 (2005), co-authored with Dace Caldwell. [Hein] [LexisNexis] [Westlaw]
No Badges, No Bars: A Conspicuous Oversight in the Creation of an International Criminal Court, 38 TEX. INT'L L. J. 621 (2003), symposium issue. [Hein] [LexisNexis] [Westlaw]
Shedding Rights, Shredding Rights: A Critical Examination of Students' Rights and the "Special Needs' Doctrine after Earls, 3 NEV. L. J. 411 (2003), solicited piece. [Hein] [LexisNexis] [Westlaw]
It's Good to be the King!: Prosecuting Heads of State and Former Heads of State Under International Law, 39 COLUM. J. TRANSNAT'L L. 193 (2000). [Hein] [LexisNexis] [Westlaw]
Lest We Fail: The Importance of Enforcement in International Criminal Law, 15 AM. U. J. INT'L L. & POL'Y 321 (2000). Hein] [LexisNexis] [Westlaw]
Impunity: Inertia, Inaction and Invalidity, 17 B.U. INT'L L.J. 269 (2000). [Hein] [LexisNexis] [Westlaw]
Spandau Revisited: The Question of Detention for International War Crimes, XVI N.Y.L. SCH. J. HUM. RTS. 553 (Spring 2000), symposium issue. [Hein] [LexisNexis] [Westlaw] Public Presentations
Student-Athletes First Amendment Rights in Social Media, Texas Wesleyan Law School (2011).
Free Speech versus Free Education, University of Mississippi Law School Symposium (2011).
Student-Athletes First Amendment Rights in Social Media, Arizona State University Law School (2011).
Conventional Wisdom in Convening a Constitutional Convention, Harvard Law School (2011).
A Coach, A President and a one term Senator, FERPA, Texas Wesleyan Law School (2011).
In the Name of Watergate: Returning FERPA to its Original Design, Texas Tech Law School (2011).
Dying for Relief: The Right to Counsel in State Habeas Petitions, Tulsa Law School (2010).
Death Penalty Representation in Texas, AARP Regional Meeting Fort Worth (2009).
Nuremberg Conference, Bowling Green University (2006).
Investiture Address for the Honorable Jane J. Boyle, United States District Judge (2004).
Debating the Virtues of Same-sex Marriage, University of Oklahoma Law School (2004).
Panel Moderator, United Nations Day, University of Oklahoma (2004)
International Legal Responses to Acts of Terrorism, University of Memphis Law School (2003).
War Crimes Against Women, University of Oklahoma Women's Resource Center (2003).
Legal Responses to 9-11, University of Oklahoma Law School (2002).
The Restorative Nature of Mediation, University of Notre Dame Law School CLE (2001).
Jury Selection: A Legal Approach, University of Notre Dame Law School CLE (2001).
Accountability for Human Rights Violations, ASIL Annual Conference, New York City Bar (2000).
The Art of Federal Court Practice, University of Notre Dame Law School CLE (1999).
The Allure of Atticus Finch, University of Notre Dame Law School CLE (1999).


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Cork is the biggest county in Ireland, and it may also encompass more sightseer's delights than anywhere else in the country. See below for some of Cork's favourite attractions.
Cork City Gaol
Convent Avenue, Sunday's Well, Cork, Cork
With a special emphasis on history & culture, 19th-Century crime, punishment, and social history, a trip to Cork City Gaol is a must.
Offering a grimly realistic look at prisoner life, the impressive audio system allows you to hear the shuffling of prisoner's feet and the coughs of the sick inmates, while life-like characters in the cells add a three-dimensional element.
Architecturally, the Georgian/Gothic building has a number of particularly pleasant and unusual features. Indeed, from the outside it looks more like a castle than a purpose-built prison.
The Radio Museum Experience is also located within the Gaol. It was from here, that the radio station 6CK operated from in the late 1930′s.
The Gaol is located just 2km outside Cork city centre and can be reached easily on foot (buses pass the gaol also). Guided tours are available in 8 different languages. Even the café gives customers the option of a Victorian prisoner's fare or the prison governor's menu.
Cobh The Queenstown Story
Cobh Heritage Centre, Cobh, Cork
Discover Cobh's unique origins, its history and its legacy at the Queenstown Story – a multi media permanent exhibition at the restored Victorian Cobh Railway Station. The Titanic is one of the many liners and ships which has visited the historic port town. Cobh was formerly known as Queenstown, named after Queen Victoria.
Blarney Castle & Blarney Stone
Blarney, Cork
The world-renowned Blarney Castle and the legendary Blarney Stone can be found in the charming village of Blarney, just 7km north of Cork city in County Cork.
Built nearly 1000 years ago for the McCarthy Clan, Blarney Castle remains one of Ireland's oldest castles. Blarney Castle and the world famous Blarney Stone should not be missed by anyone visiting the South West of Ireland.
The Ewe Sculpture Gardens
Kenmare Road, Glengarriff, West Cork, Co. Cork
Ireland's only interactive sculpture garden is a must- see for anyone interested in art, nature, or a totally unique experience.
Set along a spectacular waterfall in the natural Eden of Glengarriff, it offers visitors a chance to step off the treadmill, slow down, and rediscover our beautiful but vulnerable natural world.
Visitors explore the meandering pathways and hidden corners, where curious creatures line the route. The Evolution Walk winds through the Valley of Eden, over bridges and past humorous sculptures, revealing surprises at every turn.
Charles Fort
Kinsale, Cork
The famous star shaped fort can be found 3km from Kinsale. As one of the largest military forts in the country, Charles Fort has been associated with some of the most significant events in Irish history. The most momentous of these includes the Williamite War in 1690 and the Irish Civil War of 1922-23.
The fort has two enormous bastions overlooking the estuary, and three looking inland. Within its walls were all the accommodation requirements for the garrison of the fort and their families.
Bantry House & Gardens & Armada Exhibition Centre
Bantry, Cork
Located in Bantry, County Cork, Bantry House is the former home of the Earls of Bantry. Egerton Shelswell-White, who is a descendant of the Earls, lives there with his family today.
The house is surrounded by seven terraces of wonderful gardens and approximately 80,000 acres of grounds. A tour of the house reveals a magnificent collection of tapestries, furniture, artefacts and antiques.
The Armada Exhibition Centre located there is and educational and entertaining interpretation of the attempted landing of Wolfe Tone and the French Armada in Bantry Bay in 1796.
Shandon Bells – Saint Annes Church
Church Street, Cork, Cork
Located at St. Annes Church in Shandon the historic heart of Cork City is Cork's most famous landmark. Visitors can ring the world-famous Shandon Bells from the first floor, view the internal workings of the 'Four Faced Liar,' see the 18th-century bells, and enjoy spectacular 360° views of Cork City and beyond from the top of the Shandon Bells Tower.
The Church of St. Anne's in Shandon Cork City is one of Cork's oldest buildings. Built in 1722 from rubble red sandstone and ashlar limestone, its colors are said to have inspired the red and white flag and sporting colours of Cork.
Midleton Distillery
Distillery Walk, Midleton, Cork
In the picturesque Cork town of Midleton, an impressive 18th-century industrial complex of stone mills and ware-houses has been restored to enlighten visitors about the fine art of whiskey distilling. The Jameson Heritage centre is an entrepreneurial venture by Irish Distillers, emulating the successful Northern Irish attraction at Bushmills.
For a fee (which includes some whiskey sampling) you can tour the modern distillery together with the Old Midleton Distillery, which was in use for 150 years from 1825 to 1975. The world's largest pot still, with a capacity of over 150,000 litres, stands by the reception building. Despite the heritage centre's name, it was the brand known as Paddy, rather than Jameson's, which was distilled in Midleton from the 19th century; John Jameson's whiskey was always produced in Dublin.
The English Market
Cork City
If you are looking for fresh locally sourced produce during your stay in Cork, you need look no further than the English Market.
Located in the centre of Cork city, the English Market has been operating since 1788 and is accessible from streets including Grand Parade, Patrick Street, Princes Street, and Oliver Plunkett Street.
The stalls offer the freshest of local foods and ingredients, creating memorable sights, sounds, and smells for locals and visitors alike.
West Cork Model Railway Village
The Station, Inchydoney Road, Clonakilty, Cork
The West Cork Model Railway Village is the first of its kind in Ireland. The route is a miniaturised version of the now defunct West Cork Railway. Recreating the way of life in West Cork during the 1940′s, the model village features buildings of architectural and historical interest within natural settings ranging from grassy hillsides to inland waterways and coastal inlets. Visitors can discover a world of forges, markets, fairs, old-time water powered industries, World-War-II rationing, and West Cork's maritime heritage.


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I'm on a train…..
I'm reading a book…. Well trying to read a book…
The one in Barbie's hand, here.
Okay here she's just posing with it. But mainly, I'm reading it.
Me and Mr F and the divine Lizzie Roper are on our way to the author's wedding.
It's difficult to read as they keep being hilarious.
That and the tunnels….
It's called The Last Wild.
It's ever so good.
Which is a good job.
I always think it's a bit awk if you don't like someone's work. Especially if you're en route to their wedding.
But I do.
I'm gripped.
It's for kids apparently but as a grown up, albeit one who plays with dolls, I'm hooked.
Not much swearing which I like.
Lots of animals.
They can talk. Which I like.
Anyway I can't sit here chatting to you about it, I have to finish before we get there.
I do love a wedding.


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Between 25 and 28 May 2012, professional performers as well as all sorts of people in colourful parade costumes will be celebrating the Carnival of Cultures in the streets of Berlin. The highlight of the event is the street parade on Whit Sunday, which sees over 5,000 people from 70 countries brought together by music, dance and the arts. A children's carnival and a variety of parties provide entertainment for all the family.
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Monday, April 30, 2012
Wool Modern Exhibition
16 comments:
- Ruth said...
Thanks for posting these pics - some startling pieces to mull over.
- April 30, 2012 at 9:58 PM
- susan christensen said...
So glad I got a vicarious glimpse, Don. Thank you. Simone Rocha's piece was a favorite for me as well as the work by Galliano. Wow, inspiring! -sus
- May 1, 2012 at 1:24 AM
- mansuetude said...
Simone Rocha in sleeveless would sing
i have a black skirt and dress similiar to Camilla and Mark's linear, there is a wonderful flow in motion.
craig lawrence so nice too. got more images?! - May 1, 2012 at 2:57 AM
- Sidereal Day said...
Looks like a really interesting exhibition.
I really like the Camilla and Marc dress too, and the Vivienne Westwood piece. - May 1, 2012 at 3:57 AM
- shams said...
What a fabulous exhibit! Thanks for sharing! I could just take that Vivienne Westwood piece right home.
- May 1, 2012 at 4:14 AM
- The White List said...
Very nice indeed!!! Such stunning pieces!
- May 1, 2012 at 7:26 AM
- urbandon (Don Pezzano) said...
Ruth- Very happy to be able to share this!
Susan- Wonderful show. Glad you got to see it.
Manuetude- Clearly you have great taste! I have added a handful more images to satisfy the thirsty!
Shams- I could take all of it home- so happy to see it.
White List- Cool hey? - May 1, 2012 at 8:16 AM
- Carolyn said...
What an awesome and inspiring show! I hope it comes here!
- May 1, 2012 at 3:47 PM
- Erica Louise said...
What an interesting exhibition, my eyes are instantly drawn to colour - Paul Smith's electrifying blue suit and Sibling's piece. Nice.
- May 1, 2012 at 9:20 PM
- Valerie said...
Thank you for posting this. I'd already seen adverts for this exhibition and I'm going to make sure I get to see it. I love the Vivienne Westwood coat but I'm not so sure about the black eggs with fur on top ..
- May 2, 2012 at 7:20 AM
- ELFI said...
un grand MERCI pour ce billet fort beau!
- May 3, 2012 at 5:43 AM
- femminismo said...
The horizontal tiers and sloping hemline white dress is one of my favorites too. It's all pretty fantastic!
- May 3, 2012 at 2:59 PM
- Madame Chic De France said...
Thank you very much Don to share this visit .
- May 3, 2012 at 4:52 PM
- Gaby Bee said...
Stunning pieces! Looks like a fantastic exhibition ... if I didn't live on the other side of the planet, I'd hop right over.
- May 3, 2012 at 9:21 PM
- urbandon (Don Pezzano) said...
CArolyn- I really hope you get to see it- the website is not clear if it is travelling around Australia.
Erica- That suit! I'll take it!
Valerie- Hope you get to see this!
Elfi- Mon plaisir!
Jeanne- Highly recommended!
Madame Chic- My pleasure- I knew it would be appreciated here!
Gaby- Have a look at the site- It still may get to Germany! - May 4, 2012 at 10:28 AM
- Joost De Cock said...
Great stuff. Thanks for posting.
For the lovers of wool, I have a bunch of pictures from a 'Knitwear in fashion' exhibit from last year on Flickr.
Starting from here :) - May 26, 2012 at 2:45 AM


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H.S. football: Hilltoppers won't look past Stevens in playoff opener
Friday, November 2, 2012
SOMERSWORTH — As solid as the Somersworth High School football program has been over the years, playoff success has eluded the Hilltoppers. |


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RT @Niebuhr247: Just had a good chat with Dee Liner. Here's an update for our #Alabama subscribers (VIP/Mobile) http://t.co/a0SoZJrl via ...
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"@TomVH: Adarius Pickett sounds like the perfect name for defensive back. http://t.co/Jmk1rC7o"//kind of like defensive tackle Dee Liner
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#SigningDay video: @GregO_ESPN talks w/ Dee Liner about why he picked #Tide after originally committing to #Auburn. http://t.co/xpZYvMYm
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Mike Groh did work this year including landing Ashawn Robinson and Dee Liner today. Also Tenpenny and big assist on Rob Foster #Bama
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UA's last 5 commits: Reuben Foster (5star), Ashawn Robinson (5star), Alvin Kamara (4star), Dee Liner (4star) and Eddie Jackson(4star) #Bama
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#Alabama class so good, #Tide has a DOZEN guys on board rated ahead of Dee Liner, who FYI isn't bad. Good grief http://t.co/R1j63emz
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Are there recruits named Wyatt Receiver or Len Backer? And will they join Dee Liner at Bama?
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And because all bold and irreverent Speeches touching matters of high nature, and all malicious and false Reports tending to Sedition, or to the Amusement of Our People, are punishable ... (etc.) [Charles II, Proclamation of Oct. 26, 1688]Meaning "a pastime, play, game, anything which pleasantly diverts the attention" (from duty, work, etc.) is from 1670s, originally depreciative; meaning "pleasurable diversion" attested from 1690s. Amusement hall is from 1862; amusement park first recorded 1897.
Anesthesiology. This is the new term adopted by the University of Illinois defining "the science that treats of the means and methods of producing in man or animal various degrees of insensibility with or without hypnosis." ["Medical Herald," January, 1912]


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Anyone seen James Cameron's film Avatar? I went to see it at the London BFI IMAX this afternoon (biggest cinema screen in the UK, at over 20 metres in height) and I have to say I was impressed. Visually it's stunning in 3D on the big screen.
The storyline is anything but subtle, and the film is not highbrow, but it's better than some of the newspaper critics make out. I was gripped for the 162 minutes. Apparently it's the most expensive film made to date; I've seen figures between US$ 300M and 500M mentioned in the press (which is a big range of uncertainty; surely the studio know more accurately than that how much it cost?!). If you do get a chance to see it in 3D it's worth going in my opinion, even taking the hype into account.
The floating islands, the flying creatures, the jungle and the Scorpion choppers remind me very much of the work of artist Roger Dean in the 1970s. He was the guy who painted LP covers for groups such as Yes, Budgie, Greenslade, Uriah Heep, Badger, Osibisa, etc.


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1. | Velvet | ||
One who can be smooth and loveable, or esp. cuddly. If rubbed the wrong way, can turn into the opposite definition. That chick's velvet man...
2. | velvet | ||
The most luscious material. It is also the first part of "Underground". That girl looks so amazingly sexy in her velvet panties. I wanna peel them slowly off her and see what's underneath.
3. | velvet | ||
Used in reference to anyone or anything that one finds particularly wonderful. Best used by self-proclaimed glam fags. You see that old lady over there, kicking the heads off of dandelions?
Sure I do, man. She's velvet, that one. |
4. | Velvet | ||
The feeling of the skin surrounding a woman's vagina, when the hair there, has been waxed or shaved. Guy 1: Did you get any pubes stuck in your teeth, when you went down on her last night?
Guy 2: Nah man - she's velvet. |
5. | Velvet | ||
Keeping it smooth,Everything is going smoothly. Voice 1: Whats Up? How is everything going?
Voice 2: It's all Velvet How bout You? |
6. | Velvet | ||
The only good song on Fergie's album "The Dutchess". A very sensual song where 3:20 into the song, your mind including your imagination will succumb to its relaxing yet erotic beat "The Dutchess sucks"
"Yeah.. but go download Velvet. Its such a great song" |