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Active time: 45 min Start to finish: 2 hr (includes making corn bread)
YIELD: Makes 6 servings
ACTIVE TIME: 45 min
TOTAL TIME: 2 hr
Preheat oven to 325°F.
Lightly toast corn bread in a shallow baking pan in middle of oven until dry and pale golden, 15 to 20 minutes. Remove from oven.
Increase oven temperature to 375°F.
Sauté celery, onion, and bell pepper in butter in a 12-inch heavy skillet over moderately high heat, stirring occasionally, until softened and beginning to brown, about 5 minutes. Stir in shiitakes and sauté, stirring, until tender, 2 to 3 minutes. Add 1 cup broth and deglaze skillet by boiling, stirring and scraping up brown bits. Add corn bread, pecans, sage, parsley, salt, and pepper and toss well, then transfer to a buttered 3-quart gratin dish or large baking pan.
Heat 1 1/2 tablespoons oil in cleaned skillet over moderately high heat until hot but not smoking. While oil is heating, pat dry 3 pork chops and season with salt and pepper. Brown chops, turning once, about 6 minutes total, then arrange on corn bread. Brown remaining 3 chops in same manner, adding more oil if necessary. Reserve skillet.
Roast chops on corn bread in middle of oven until pork is just cooked through, 18 to 22 minutes. After pork has roasted 10 minutes, pour off fat from skillet and heat skillet over moderately high heat until hot. Add cider and deglaze skillet by boiling, stirring and scraping up brown bits, then add remaining cup broth. Stir cornstarch mixture and add to hot cider mixture. Bring sauce to a boil, whisking constantly, then boil, whisking, 1 minute and season with salt and pepper.
Serve chops and dressing with sauce on the side.

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October 8, 1999 5:00 AM PDT
Online pharmacies partner for power
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Drugstore.com opens virtual GNC aisleOctober 4, 1999
Webvan's IPO could raise $325 millionOctober 4, 1999
PlanetRx seals deal for more Net customersAugust 31, 1999
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Drugstore.com files for early IPOMay 19, 1999
CVS leaps online with Soma purchaseMay 17, 1999
In a move that underscores this point, offline pharmacy giant CVS yesterday signed on with Merck-Medco, the No. 1 pharmacy benefit manager (PBM), to give its online site, CVS.com, access to Merck-Medco's 51 million members. In return, Merck-Medco members will now be able to use their health insurance to pay for prescriptions ordered through CVS.com.
The deal follows similar partnerships by competitors PlanetRx and Drugstore.com. In August, Benchmark Capital-backed PlanetRx signed a 5-year deal with Express Scripts, the nation's No. 3 PBM. And in June, Amazon.com-allied Drugstore.com signed a 10-year deal with PCS, the No. 2 PBM, and its parent company Rite Aid.
Such arrangements are crucial because online pharmacies are finding that their consumers wouldn't shop online unless they could use their health insurance to pay for prescriptions, analysts say.
"The online pharmacies went ahead full steam and ran straight into a wall," Forrester Research analyst Evie Black Dykema said. "That wall's name was insurance."
Essentially, PBMs act as middlemen between health insurers and pharmacies by determining which prescriptions a health insurer will cover. Many PBMs have refused to cover prescriptions bought online because they consider the online drugstores to be a threat to their own mail-order pharmacies.
"The deciding factor in the success of online pharmacies is whether they can ally with the PBMs," Dykema said. "The CVS-Merck-Medco deal is a step in the right direction."
While important for the businesses, the deals limit the online pharmacies that consumers can use. PCS's more than 50 million members, for example, can only use their health insurance to buy prescriptions at Drugstore.com. And the 36 million members of Express Scripts can only use their insurance to pay for prescriptions at PlanetRx.
"Right now, one of the drawbacks of this deal is that it dictates to consumers which pharmacy they have to use," said Gomez Advisors senior analyst Martin DeBono. "It would be ideal for consumers to choose their Internet pharmacy in the same way that they choose their local pharmacy."
That choice may be coming soon. Retail giants Walgreens and Wal-Mart are expected to come online in the near future, which many industry observers believe will force more agreements between PBMs and online pharmacies.
Drugstore.com chief executive Peter Neupert said he doubts that Merck-Medco would tell Walgreens, the nation's pharmacy sales leader, that its customers couldn't use their insurance at Walgreens online store.
"That doesn't make any sense," Neupert said, adding that Drugstore.com should soon have similar access to Merck-Medco members once its integration with Rite Aid is complete.
But for now, CVS's alliance with Merck-Medco appears to put the offline giant in the driver's seat online, said Jupiter Communications health analyst David Restrepo.
"This has the potential of making CVS the leader," he said, adding that the lead would be tenuous.
Indeed, PlanetRx could get a boost from its public offering earlier this week. The company raised some $96 million in its IPO, pricing its stock at $16 a share.
Additionally, competition from retail giants Wal-Mart and Walgreens is looming.
In a conference call with investors Wednesday, leading retailer Wal-Mart announced that it plans to focus on the online pharmacy market after it relaunches its Web site early next year. And Walgreens, plans to launch its new Web site later this month, for the first time allowing its customers to order online and have their drugs delivered to their homes.
A Walgreens representative said the company will be offering a "superior site" that would match up well with the other players.
"The winner in this area isn't going to be determined in just a year," said Walgreens spokesman Michael Polzin. "It's a long-term competition."
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Founders Hall Staff
Kevin McAlvey
Resident Director
Years worked at Covenant
Lansing, MI
Church I attend
Lookout Mountain Presbyterian Church
College(s) attended and degrees earned
Michigan State University – B.A. English;
Best residence life memory from my college days
Bible Studies in the dorm.
Favorite way to spend a Saturday
A laid back day with some good food, time with the Bible and prayer, time with my wife and kids, maybe finish with a cookout with some friends.
Three words to describe life in Founders
not-sure what to-expect
Best thing about my job
Sharing life and the walk of faith with students.
Sarah Ryker
Assistant Resident Director
Years worked at Covenant
This will be my first year working at Covenant
Fort Wayne, IN
College(s) attended and degrees earned
B.A. in Allied Health, Cedarville University, 2012
Best residence life memory from my college days
I have many wonderful memories from residence life in college. Some of the highlights were spontaneous pizza parties, deep conversations, and getting locked in my room (campus safety had to come break the door down!).
Favorite way to spend a Saturday
Sleeping in and waking up refreshed, getting ready while listening to worship music, meeting friends at a local coffee shop for deep conversations and good coffee, reading a good book, hiking, playing fun board games or watching a good movie with family or friends.
Favorite recreational activities
I love hiking, kayaking, canoeing, swimming, camping, sewing, and reading.
What residents can expect
You can expect me to be a friend with a listening ear who will challenge, encourage, counsel, and love each person I encounter to the best of my ability.
Best thing about my job
I am looking forward to building deep relationships with students, celebrating in their accomplishments, encouraging them in their weaknesses, and pointing them toward Christ.
Savannah Gorman '15
Resident Assistant, Caledon
Plano, TX
Favorite class taken at Covenant
Christology with Dr. Kapic. It was so interesting to learn about the different views of Christ throughout the ages and to refine and re-evaluate my own beliefs about the person of Christ as the Son of God.
What the residents on my hall can expect
An encouraging and growing environment where God's grace helps us to love each other as the sisters we are in Christ.
What I'm all about
"Therefore, since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, let us also lay aside every weight, and sin which clings so closely, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us, looking to Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is seated at the right hand of the throne of God." Hebrews 12:1-2
Charlotte Cleveland '16
Resident Assistant, Highlands
Charlotte, NC
Favorite class taken at Covenant
Reading Film with Dr. Foreman. Honestly, this class was hard and kind of frustrating while I was taking it—mostly because Dr. Foreman forced me to think and explore ideas out of my comfort zone. Looking back over the semester, I realized how much I grew, both in my appreciation of film and the arts, but also in critical thinking.
What the residents on my hall can expect
"This is the day that the Lord has made; Let us rejoice and be glad in it." Psalm 118:24
What I'm all about
Late nights, early mornings, and afternoon naps. Sunshine without sunburns, good coffee and great tea. Careful honesty and deserved praise. Typography, pop on Friday, jazz on Sunday. Singing His praise every day. And brownies.
Joel Elmore '16
Resident Assistant, Brethren
Petersburg, VA
Favorite class at Covenant
PE 152 because Dr. Crossman was a real inspiration.
What the residents on my hall can expect
Possible monk robe Mondays! And hopefully a community that really desires to come together and help each other grow in their faith.
What I'm all about
I love all things outdoors: camping, hiking, soccer, snowboard, fishing, and golf. I also have a love for Auburn football. I have a heart for missions and a heart for the local church.
Taylor Thornburg '16
Resident Assistant, Balcony
History & English
Lynchburg, VA
Favorite class taken at Covenant
Introduction to History with Dr. Green. I loved it because I was taught how to look at history differently and I got to spend an insane amount of time in the library getting to know the reference section pretty well. Also, Dr. Green is the bomb.
What the residents on my hall can expect
I'd love to have Balcony be a welcoming place where the hallway is a spot for community and laughter, and the commons invites both studying and fellowship. I intend for it to be a unique place of friendship and light on campus where a door is always able to be open for a cup of tea and conversation.
What I'm all about
Work hard, play hard. Hot tea during the summer and classic board game nights.
Danielle Smith '15
Resident Assistant, Gracewell
History, Education
Mooresville, NC
Favorite class taken at Covenant
Modern China & Japan, and Modern Russia.
What the residents on my hall can expect
I am so excited to see the collaboration of people next year on Gracewell! You can expect a lot of laughter and love and I can't wait to see what God will do in His grace! Expect pancakes, dance sessions, and my attempts at crafting!
What I'm all about
"His grace is sufficient and His power is made perfect in weakness." I'm all about grace and the LORD sustains! I'm a North Carolina snob, so I'll love you more for your "first in flight" license plate. I love food, movies, and photography! I'm all about late night chats and McDonalds runs.
Jared Dodd '15
Resident Assistant, Catacombs
Biology, Chemistry
LaFayette, GA
Favorite class taken at Covenant
Biological Perspectives—addressing science from a Christian perspective.
What the residents on my hall can expect
Taking part in a unique hall identity and also experiencing community with those returning to the hall.
What I'm all about
I enjoy hanging out with people and talking about whatever comes up.
Calvin Cummings '15
Resident Assistant, Blackwatch
English, Mathematics
Oak Ridge, TN
Favorite class taken at Covenant
It's a tie between Modern Literary Criticism and Art & Criticism taught by Dr. Tate and Dr. Weichbrodt, respectively. I would love to tell you about how important both of these classes are to me, but capturing all that stuff I learned about loss and existence and Jacobean sexism in a few sentences is impossible. In short, I think we learned how to listen to, speak with, and care for one another in a more Christ-centered way by reading and looking sensitively. I've been truly changed by those mere six hours of college credit and I am so thankful for the professors and classmates I've had the privilege of growing alongside.
What the residents on my hall can expect
Conversations on what I mentioned above.
What I'm all about
Hopefully living as if the gospel were really real in the areas of creation—geographically or vocationally—that I am called to. I like music, poetry, writing, rock-climbing, and running. I'm also fairly extroverted and relationally-oriented.
Joy Ohanian '16
Resident Assistant, Jubilee
Community Development, Economics & Business
Plano, TX
Favorite class taken at Covenant
U.S. Urban Poverty, because we are going into the community and implementing what we are learning.
What the residents on my hall can expect
Well, this is hard because I think that a lot of what to expect will be found out once we all get together. But if I had to choose a few things I would say to expect lots of fun, lots of getting to know each other, and lots of learning about the joy of Jesus.
What I'm all about
I really like trouser socks. I also really enjoy art—both creating and viewing it, though creating is preferable. I also am about theater, fashion, and developing communities. I like learning and people and having fun. The thing I am currently about is learning to sew. I also love God and I'm learning to be about Him.
Erik Vitolins '16
Resident Assistant, 1st Belz
History with a concentration in Political Science
Lebanon, TN
Favorite class taken at Covenant
Modern China and Japan with Dr. Follett. It really let me see history in different ways, outside of the context of the west.
What the residents on my hall can expect
There are going to be a lot of new faces on the hall but I am excited to help build a new community. I won't be the perfect RA and this won't be the perfect hall, but I'm excited to meet and grow with you all.
What I'm all about
I love community. Covenant has really blessed me with Christ-centered communal living and I am forever grateful. I love sports and Jesus and I have loved combining the two playing on the rugby team.
Beth Burgess '15
Resident Assistant, Jungle
Biology, Mathematics & Chemistry
Nicholasville, KY
Favorite class taken at Covenant
Biological Perspectives. I love Dr. Morris and his teaching. I respect him not only as a professor, but as a man of God, and I loved the content of this course.
What the residents on my hall can expect
A broken RA full of failures, mistakes, and sin, yet forgiven by the grace a God and being made new. Residents can expect a safe community full of laughs and fun, yet full of broken individuals continually failing, but continually learning what it means to love.
What I'm all about
I am about openness and honesty. I am about fun and living life in the present and full of adventures. I love sports, all kinds of games, and am a little too competitive. I am about doing things a little different and trying new things. But first and foremost I seek to be about God, a disciple of Christ, who never quits learning, and a child continually amazed by her Father's love.


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(AP) — Former Mississippi State University basketball player and coach Joe Dan Gold has died after a lengthy illness. He was 68.
Gold, a Benton, Ky., native, averaged 12.3 points and 7.8 rebounds per game from 1961 to '63 as the Bulldogs won or shared three Southeastern Conference titles. During his career, Mississippi State had a 65-13 overall record, including 36-6 in SEC play.
The 6-foot-5 senior was a team captain as a senior, leading the Bulldogs to their first NCAA tournament appearance in 1963, where they lost to Loyola of Chicago 61-51 in the first round. It was the first game Mississippi State played against black players.
The Bulldogs, who were coached by Babe McCarthy, had to sneak out of the state for the game because of an unwritten rule that state universities would not play integrated teams. Then MSU President Dr. Dean Wallace Colvard also helped the Bulldogs make the trip, defying Gov. Ross Barnett and a court injunction by the Mississippi legislature.
"I would like to express my sincerest sympathies to the family of Joe Dan Gold," MSU athletic director Scott Stricklin said in a released statement. "He was a great Bulldog and a leader on one of the greatest teams in school history, the 1963 team that played in the NCAA tournament, a moment in history that will never be forgotten."
Gold coached at Mississippi State from 1965-1970, with a 51-74 record over five seasons.
He also coached at Paducah Community College and Mercer in the 1970s before entering into high school administration in Kentucky.
He is survived by his wife, Rosemarie Gold; two children, John Douglas Gold and wife Christy Norris Gold of Mt. Juliet, Tenn.; JoMarie Gold Richardson and husband William of Milford, Ohio; his mother, Violet Louise Gold of Benton, Ky.; four grandchildren, Billie Jo Richardson, Haylee Noel Gold, Samuel Douglas Richardson, Jack Douglas Gold; one step grandchild, Courtney Hauck; one step great-grandchild, Will Hauck; two brothers, William Dale Gold and wife Shelia; and Robert Edwin Gold and wife Pat, all of Benton, Ky; and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m., Saturday, April 16, 2011 at Morgan Central Elementary School in West Liberty, Ky with the Rev. Richard Anderson and the Rev. Sammy E. Harris officiating and at 2 p.m. Monday, April 18, 2011 at Collier Funeral Home in Benton, Ky with the Rev. Rodney Wallace officiating. Burial will follow in the Maple Springs Cemetery, Rt. 68 in Benton, Ky. Visitations will be held from 1-4 p.m. Saturday, April 16, 2011 at Morgan Central Elementary School in West Liberty, Ky and 5-8 p.m., Sunday, April 17, 2011 at the Collier Funeral Home in Benton, Ky. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.
Memorials are suggested to: Morehead State University College of Education, MSU Foundation; Sports Crusaders; The American Cancer Society; or Mississippi State University M Club.


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On Mon, 22 Jul 2002, Micah Cowan wrote:
> Peter Jay Salzman writes:
> > begin Henry House <firstname.lastname@example.com>
> > > On Sun, Jul 21, 2002 at 11:08:52PM -0700, Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
> > > > consider the following two sentences:
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> > > > A) Getting Debian ISO's has always been a painful experience.
> > > > B) Getting Debian ISOs has always been a painful experience.
> > > >
> > > > sentence B seems more correct, but to my eyes, sentence A looks more
> > > > pleasing; it just looks better with the apostrophe.
> > >
> > > A is a deplorable modern degeneration. B is the correct choice according to
> > > one style guide, and my personal preference as well. The reader can tell that
> > > the ess is not part of the acronym by its small case.
> >
> > not good enough. there are acronyms that use both upper and lower case.
> > particularly, medical acronyms for chemical names use both upper and
> > lower case.
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> > not all acronyms use all uppercase. what would you do to make the
> > sentence unambiguous in that case?
So you would like to write "A bunch of Heliums" as "A bunch of He's" and
suggest that this is somehow clear? Assuming a sentence could be
constructed in which a plural of such an abbreviation made sense, I can't
imagine how adding an apostrophe will make it clearer, given the rules of
> Most of the time (in the case of software naming conventions), those
> acronyms aren't true acronyms, but are a bastardization of the process
> ("borrowing" letters which are not initials). But there's not much to
> do about that.
> Your specific example, though, is a clear reason to use apostrophes,
> at least in those situations. Unless there's another way to
> typographically disambiguate them.
I disagree that it is a clear reason to use apostrophes. It is a clear
reason to reconstruct your sentence to be more clear, most likely by
removing abbreviations.
Here is a reference for the use of apostrophes in technical communication,
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Ludhiana, July 16, 2013 (YP Bureau)
Acting swiftly, the Punjab police has nabbed five out of seven kidnappers of Manish Bharara son of Harminder Pal, an Industrialist and resident of Ludhiana, who along with his driver namely Hem Lal were abducted few days ago.
Those arrested include one woman Deepali Bassi, herself a fashion designer and a daughter of Mohinder Partap Bassi, an affluent businessman who has a unit at Jalandhar bye-pass here.
Disclosing this here today, Mr. Paramjit Singh Gill, Commissioner Ludhiana revealed that as the safety of the kidnapped persons was more important, so it was decided that no hasty action would be done which may otherwise jeopardize the safety of the victim.
The Police Commissioner revealed that important operational clues were found during the course of investigation and the entire state machinery under the guidance of Punjab DGP Mr. Sumedh Singh, Commissioner of Police Ludhiana and Senior Superintendent of Police, Khanna swung into action immediately after safe return of the kidnapped persons, namely Manish and Hem Lal and nabbed the main master mind Guru Arpan Chauhan son of Surinder Pal Chauhan and subsequently nabbed five out of seven accused persons who had figured in the case so far.
He disclosed that the crime was planned by 7 persons namely ;Guru Arpan Chauhan son of Surinder Pal Chauhan,. Deepali Bassi daughter of Mahinder Partap Bassi, Tonny son of Suresh Kumar, Sonu Chourasia son of Ram Dass, . Himmat Singh @ Pappu son of Gurmeil Singh, Amit Kumar son of Faqir Chand and Sahil Kumar about two months ago and they did the recce of the factory premises several times on main GT Road Doraha. They abducted Manish and his driver Hem Lal as per their plan. Among these 5 have been arrested and Amit and Sahil are still at large.
He further informed that during the course of investigation it came to the knowledge of police that two of the accused namely Amit and Sahil may escape from Punjab. All the adjoining states of Punjab were alerted along with details of accused persons and their vehicle number. (..Contd.)
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Long a complex multi-cultural city crossing a wide range of socio-economic strata, the New Orleans has had its share of problems with crime, education, social infrastructure, and economic health. At the same time, the city exudes a unique cross-cultural charm making it a favorite tourist spot as well as a proud home to many enjoying its arts, unique entertainment profile, and its French-accented Southern grace.
For arts, culture, entertainment, music, food, history, and architecture, there is hardly a better place to live than New Orleans. It is probably the most right-brained city in the country. Things get done, but at a relaxed, leisurely pace, and an element of artistic expression and fun. The local phrase "laissez les bon temps rouler," or "let the good times roll," sums it up.
Old infrastructures and geographic limitations have left the city with narrow streets and underdeveloped transportation routes. The summer climate is generally uncomfortable, and heavy downpours occur with almost no notice. The crime rate continues to be notoriously high. Metairie is a more family-oriented commercial unincorporated area to the west of downtown, Kenner is a suburb farther west and is the location of the international airport.
The New Orleans metro area is virtually surrounded by water. Lake Pontchartrain, some 610 square miles in area, borders the city on the north and the Mississippi River flows along the southern edge. In other directions, there are bayous, lakes, and marshlands. Elevations vary from a few feet below sea level (protected by massive levees) to a few feet above. Floods are a persistent hazard. The climate is humid subtropical with an extra dose of humidity from nearby water and wetlands, but the water moderates temperatures. Summers are persistently warm and humid with almost daily showers and thundershowers. Winter is mild, with steady rains from December through March. Nearby water can produce dense fog. Late spring and late fall are the driest seasons.
As of 2014, Kenner's population is 66,748 people. Since 2000, it has had a population growth of -5.19 percent.
The median home cost in Kenner is $142,100. Home appreciation the last year has been 2.10 percent.
Compared to the rest of the country, Kenner's cost of living is 6.80% Lower than the U.S. average.
Kenner public schools spend $12,890 per student. The average school expenditure in the U.S. is $12,435. There are about 15.5 students per teacher in Kenner.
The unemployment rate in Kenner is 3.70 percent(U.S. avg. is 6.30%). Recent job growth is Positive. Kenner jobs have Increased by 2.03 percent.
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Average Commute time is 25 minutes. The National Average is 25 minutes.
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Ciaran Foy's "Citadel" is a horrifying thriller painted on a small and very dark canvas. Told through the eyes of a young husband named Tommy (Aneurin Barnard), it opens on a sweet note and quickly turns tragic. He kisses his very pregnant wife goodbye and descends in an elevator to deliver their luggage to a taxi for the trip to the hospital. When he returns to their floor, he watches helplessly through the elevator window as three hooded youngsters savagely attack her.
The door won't open, of course. The elevator forcibly returns him to the lobby, and after Tommy races up 11 flights of stairs, he finds his wife has been attacked with a hypodermic needle. Why didn't he and his wife both go down with the luggage? Not to ask.
His wife lives long enough to deliver their baby daughter, then dies, leaving Tommy a panic-crazed basket case who becomes agoraphobic and imagines he sees the three hooded monsters everywhere — hunched over, scuttling sideways, merciless.
"Citadel," ironically the name of the couple's building, is basically a three-character movie about Tommy, a priest (James Cosmo) and a helpful social worker named Marie (Wunmi Mosaku). The social worker advises Tommy to pity the poor kids, who must be from broken homes. The priest all but goes berserk in condemning the kids and exhorting Tommy that he must go into battle against them. He says they're demonic, and indeed there seems to be something demonic and wraithlike about their creepy appearances.
I believe that young people wearing hoods, unless they are very young, can be frightening. What are they hiding? Why don't they want to come out into the light with the rest of us? They may be perfectly nice, but the hoods send an uncertain statement. An innocent young man named Trayvon Martin, for example, paid with his life when his hood projected a knee-jerk message.
These three murderers, sometimes joined by a few more, seem very real when we first see them. Later they have a way of taking form in a strange unfocused light. Are they always real or does Tommy sometimes imagine them?
This is a basic story, simply and directly told by Irish writer-director Ciaran Foy. He doesn't try to explain too much, he doesn't depend on special effects and stays just this side of the unbelievable. As Tommy, Aneurin Barnard is very effective. He trembles and sweats with fear, he would seem paranoid if it didn't seem the "demons" weren't really there, and if they hadn't really killed his wife.
The priest enlists Tommy in a scheme to destroy the Citadel and send the demons back to the flames of hell. This would be a better plan if they didn't start at the ground floor and work their way up. Think about it.
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It is not a "dirty movie," and in fact takes spirituality and morality more seriously than most films do. And in the bad lieutenant, Keitel has given us one of the great screen performances in recent years.
Not only more crazy than "Reservoir Dogs,'' but it also feels more real. [1 Jan 1993, Daily Notebook, p.D1]
For all its scenes of degradation (five minutes of which have been shorn for an R-rated cut; we recommend the original NC-17 version), Bad Lieutenant is a deeply moral movie. It's not pretty-it's not even very realistic-but it does matter.
Abel Ferrara's uncompromising Bad Lieutenant is a harrowing journey observing a corrupt NY cop sink into the depths, with an extraordinary and uninhibited performance by Harvey Keitel in the title role.
There's an undeniable formal elegance in the way Ferrara, who coauthored the script with Zoe Lund, frames and holds certain shots, and Keitel certainly gives his all in this 1992 entry in the Raging Bull redemptive sweepstakes.
Abel Ferrara out-sleazes even his own grubby oeuvre with this powerful if overbearing study of a soul swallowed by depravity.
What it lacks in charm, it compensates for with audacity and single-mindedness of vision.
For Keitel, this is the Scorsese film that Scorsese never gave him, in which he gets to elbow Robert De Niro away from center stage and take the best part for himself. He seizes the opportunity: Bad Lieutenant immediately becomes one of the defining roles of his career. [22 Jan 1993, Friday, p.C]
Pick your cliche - searing, rivetting, haunting - Keitel delivers a performance to rival Brando's in "Last Tango In Paris."
Ferrara is clearly drawing an equation between the criminals' actions and The Lieutenant's, and as trite (and potentially shameless) as this may sound, it actually works.
Harvey Keitel gives an astonishing performance here... Though hardly a film for all sensibilities, Bad Lieutenant has the courage of its own convictions, and follows them to the bitter end.
It's a film enthralled by its own lower depths… Although Bad Lieutenant is structured as a redemptive thriller, it functions primarily as a freak show with religioso overtones. [30 Dec 1992, Calendar, p.F-7]
Mr. Ferrara has his saving graces, too, the chief one being raw talent, which he continues to display while telling even the most far-fetched story.
A serious film about the gnawing of conscience and the thirst for redemption, but the tone is so dispassionately vile it may leave viewers shaken or sick. [16 Nov 1992, p.95]
As good as the lead actor is, he's not enough to save this picture from landing on the scrap-heap of uninspired, derivative, and grotesquely distasteful character studies. Ferrara is definitely no Martin Scorsese.
It's the first film to include both a cameo appearance by Jesus and a full-frontal nude shot of Harvey Keitel dancing in a drugged stupor. [20 Nov 1992, Life, p.4D]
Despite a glut of luridness, the story line feels essentially flat, as Keitel stumbles through New York in an immoral, unchanging haze. It is only the strength of Keitel's performance that gives his personality human dimension.
Yes, you get to see Harvey Keitel's penis; the only surprise is that Jesus keeps His under wraps.
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January 6, 2014
Five Things To Do In DaeguThere are plenty of things to do in Daegu, my favourite city in South Korea. How would I know, you might ask? Well, I lived in the city for two and a half years. That's right, before I called Daejeon home during my last year in Korea, the lovely city of Daegu, Korea's fourth-largest city, was my place of abode. Yet for some reason, in all my time writing this blog, I've never, ever written about things to do in…
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September 30, 2013
Five Things To Do In KadikoyMy favourite neighbourhood in Istanbul lies on the Asian side of the river and on my first day in the city, right after checking into my hostel, I rushed out to meet Kate and Mario to head down to Eminonu ferry port and cross the Bosphorus to meet up with Katrinka…. During my first trip to Istanbul I'd stayed in Uskudar, and had been to Kadikoy with my CouchSurfing host for just an hour or two. My brief time
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July 24, 2013
Five Things To Do In BrnoAfter spending an eventful day in the Czech Republic's second city, I was surprised at the amount of things to do in Brno, the capital of the country's Moravia region. I'd never intended to come to Brno in the first place, but it made more sense to head there after sampling a whole lot of Czech wine… the night before, and then continue on to Bratislava, rather than backtrack all the way back to Prague. Brno surprised me. It
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March 4, 2013
What To Do In Yeosu: Five Ideas"What to do in Yeosu?" was the question I asked to myself as Dana and I planned to stay there during our Lunar New Year trip. Nearby Suncheon offered up the sublime Suncheon Bay, and Geumodo…'s beauty managed to ensare me and bring out the hidden casual hiker in me. Yet before embarking on the trip, I hadn't actually checked out what to do in Yeosu itself. Luckily I found plenty in the little port city, which
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December 17, 2012
5 Ideas For the 4000 Islands, LaosI have a confession, ladies and gentlemen. You know how I was pretty much certain that I would be making it to south east Asia next year as part of my world trip? Well, that's not happening anymore. It wasn't an easy decision to make, and I was going to-and-fro for a long time, wondering whether or not to visit the likes of Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and Malaysia…. In the end, some great air fares in
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November 28, 2012
5 Ideas For Gay LondonI have a confession. I don't really know London very well. My trips there have always either been family related or visa related, and I've never experienced gay London. Well, I went to the famous GAY bar once at about 6pm with a friend whilst waiting for an Emiliana Torrini concert to begin. We ended up scouting through the bins in Soho as he'd accidentally thrown out the tickets along with a load of junk mail that, for some…
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October 3, 2012
5 Ideas For ScotlandSometimes, I have people tell me that they're surprised I'm British. It could be my hodge-podge, ridiculously malleable accent that tricks them, but then I wonder, did you read this or this? I'm blatantly British. I mean, I use words like 'blatantly' and spell words like 'favourite' with the 'u' in them. Which is how they should be spelled. Here in Korea, I can't really write much about my beloved homeland, which is why when the lovely Josh… of
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August 29, 2012
5 Ideas for Cape TownI have a confession to make. When it comes to part of my round the world trip next year, I'm completely and utterly confused. I know I'll start in the USA, then Colombia and after that, head to Toronto for TBEX, a travel blogging conference where I hope to meet some of the people who continue to inspire me with their work and adventures. After Canada – well, I'm probably heading to Africa, but I'm completely confused now as to…
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July 30, 2012
5 Ideas for the Southeastern USAThose of you that follow this blog will probably be aware that the first place that I plan on going during my 2013 round-the-world trip is the USA. I even wrote a post about it, which received plenty of suggestions and ideas from all kinds of lovely people – and which made it even harder to decide on where to go with the month or so that I'm planning on giving myself in the country. Adding some more suggestions …
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June 18, 2012
5 Ideas for BusanBusan hasn't always been my favourite city in Korea – and it still isn't. Memories of getting my legs shredded my rocks on the (over-rated) beach, horrible hangovers, taxi rides during nights out on the town (never good) and being packed in like sardines during the annual Fireworks Festival have all meant that I've never been the biggest fan of the city. It's still not my favourite, but at least it's been elevated from, "Busan sucks" to, "Busan is actually…
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Celebrities Flock to Michael Kors' Timepieces
In 2004, fashion designer Michael Kors released his own brand of timepieces. His use of Swarovski crystals and mother of pearl dials combined with various metals offer a wide variety of beautiful watches. These are some of the main factors attracting celebrities to Michael Kors watches. Listed below are just a few of the celebrities seen sporting their Kors watches.
Kim Kardashian – Jet Set Watch
When it comes to glitz and glam there is only one name that immediately springs to mind. Reality TV star and fashion guru Kim Kardashian, known for her love of fashion and jewellery, owns the Michael Kors Jet Set Watch. Contratsting the black face with water-resistant, gold-plated stainless steel and linked band, the Jet Set exudes style and class. This piece also features a date window and chronograph dials.
Jennifer Aniston – Rose Gold Bracelet
Friends and movie star Jennifer Aniston has often been featured in fashion magazines for her unique style. One of her favourite watches she's been snapped wearing is the Michael Kors Rose Gold Chronograph Bracelet. This stunning chronograph is rose gold plated, including the face and bracelet. The face features a date window and chronograph dials, whilst the bezel is studded with a stone setting.
Victoria Beckham – Gold Over-sized Runaway Watch
Victoria Beckham, perhaps one of the most famous style gurus and fashion designers, has taken to the 'boyfriend' trend of over-sized watches. She's been spotted wearing a gold Michael Kors Over-Sized Runaway watch. This glam and chic piece is chunky and makes a bold statement. The entire watch is made from gold PVD-plated stainless steel, including the bracelet. Water resistant up to 100 metres, its attractive face also offers with chronograph and date features.
Christine Bleakley – Mid-Size Horn Acetate and Golden Runaway
Britain's TV darling, Christine Bleakley, mainly known for The One Show and being engaged to football star Frank Lampard, also wears a Michael Kors. She's admired for her subtle approach to fashion and has been spotted on and off TV wearing her Mid-Size Horn Acetate Runaway. This attractive piece features a light champagne face with date window and chronograph dials. Made from golden stainless steel and horn acetate, including the bracelet, it's water-resistant up to 5 metres.
Ashley Olsen – Golden Runaway With Glitz
Ashley, one half of the Olsen twin actress and designer train, loves her Michael Kors watches; she's been seen sporting a few different models, the latest being the glitzy Runaway. The entire watch and bracelet is made from golden stainless steel. The face is golden brushed with golden accents. It features a three-hand movement, a date window and chronograph dials. Giving this piece its injection of glam, a crystal-set bezel and bracelet accents make this piece jump off your wrist.
Although these watches are relatively cheap compared to the luxury brands like Rolex, Omega and Cartier, Michael Kors has managed to attract wealthy celebrities and fashionistas simply from his application of elegance, style, glitz and glam. The 'in' watches at the moment are the over-sized 'boyfriend' style pieces, a trend Michael Kors has capitalised on and developed into many different looks.
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Floral Fashion Trend!
Floral, Floral! The floral print trend continues to rule the fashion world and even our fashionista bloggers are digging the trends. I must admit that I, myself have been obsessed with floral print but I'm always skeptic about mixing florals. I'm not sure If can pull off the pants though because I've never been brave enough to wear more than one print as most of the times it doesn't work me. I'm still a huge fan of Floral Print anyways!
To cure my floral dilemma- I googled celebrities spotted wearing floral print! These are some perfect mixed floral looks I'd love to try.
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Vanessa Hudgens spotted out and about in LA wearing the Eva Vintage Floral Jeans from GUESS' 30th Anniversary Capsule Collection!
Jenna Dewan goes casual with her busy-print denim and pair it with a solid grey shirt.
Minka Kelly accents it with electric blue pumps and a yellow clutch.
Vanessa Hudgens does it the best!
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Throughout his many trips into and out of the state's prison system, Steven Hayes could always count on his mother.
Each time Hayes left prison, Diana Hayes took him into her tiny Winsted home. She wrote letters to wardens, parole officers and prison officials supporting her son and insisting that his latest prison stint had effected his behavior.
• Monday: Penalty Phase Begins For Steven Hayes
"I have seen a change in my son. He has taken his role in life more seriously and has matured in many ways,'' Diana Hayes wrote in 1981 to the warden at the Cheshire Correctional Center. "I feel if given a chance, he can be an asset to our society."
But when Diana Hayes died last year, the family did not include her by-then infamous son in her obituary.
Now, as the jury weighs whether Hayes should be put to death for the brutal slayings of Jennifer Hawke-Petit and her two daughters, Hayley and Michaela, the 47-year-old sits alone in the New Haven courtroom, awaiting a fate that many have considered a foregone conclusion since the horrific details emerged about what happened inside 300 Sorghum Mill Road on July 23, 2007.
No Hayes family members have attended the trial and none are expected for the death penalty phase. No one wants to talk about Hayes or, for the most part, even acknowledge that they knew him. Even former employees who once wrote glowing recommendations for Hayes in the 1980s don't want to talk about him now.
Danny DiLeo, the owner of the former J&D's Restaurant in Torrington, wrote a letter to Hayes in the 1980s saying he was "anxiously waiting" for Hayes to get out on parole so he could return to working at the restaurant.
"You were always an excellent worker, and a quick learner. I feel certain that you would be an asset to my business,'' DiLeo wrote in a letter included in Hayes' voluminous parole file.
But when he was contacted recently for comment, he declined. "I don't think it's a good idea to be talking about that guy,'' DiLeo said, and he hung up.
Over the years, Hayes worked as a cook in restaurants around central and western Connecticut, from high-end places like Apricots in Farmington and the White Hart Inn in Salisbury to slinging hamburgers and cooking French fries in the VIP tent at the Dodge Music Center (now the Comcast Theatre) in Hartford. The music center was one of the jobs he held at the time of the Cheshire home invasion murders.
James Salerno worked with Hayes at the Dodge and lived at the Silliman halfway house in Hartford when Hayes and Joshua Komisarjevsky were roommates there. He remembers that Hayes was always telling stories, including one in which he said he was asked to join singer Sheryl Crow's staff as a cook.
"He bragged about that, but I'm not sure it's true,'' Salerno said in a recent interview.
At the time of the murders, Hayes was dating a girl named Maria, whom he met at an AA meeting and whom he helped get a job at the music center. Salerno said she disappeared after the murders and he hasn't heard from her since.
Besides cooking at restaurants, Hayes also worked over the years at an auto mechanic shop, a homeless shelter in Danielson, a Salvation Army store in Torrington and for Phil Theebe, a builder in Torrington. He borrowed Theebe's truck to drive to Cheshire to meet Komisarjevsky the night of the murders.
Police found several items from the Petit home in the truck the morning after the murders, including Hayley Petit's backpack, filled with nickels and dimes he had taken from her room.
Stealing change from a child's piggy bank fits Hayes' criminal history, up until the Cheshire home invasion.
Since he was 16 years old, Hayes has been in and out of prison, serving 26 different stints in Connecticut jails on charges ranging from writing bad checks to petty larceny, records show. A former Winsted police officer who arrested a teenaged Hayes called him a "human vacuum cleaner" who would steal anything he could.
His most recent arrest before the Cheshire murders involved stealing a woman's purse from her locked minivan at the Nepaug Reservoir. He was arrested by Metropolitan District Commission police officers who were staking out the parking lot after a rash of car break-ins. The police report from the May 4, 2004, sting describes Hayes driving into the lot in his mother's Ford Escort, popping the hood as if he were going to check the engine and then watching as people left their cars.
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The mission of Marysville Elementary School, District #364, is to provide a foundation of skills necessary to become productive members of society.
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Self-discipline is a learned skill necessary for success in life.
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1) A Composition Journal 2) Two pieces of scrapbooking paper 3) A glue stick 4) Jewel Rhinestones 5) Scissors 6) An ink pad 7) Ribbon
You next apply a coat of glue to the front of the journal (do not put glue on the spine of your journal). Make sure that the glue gets to the very edg...
Now you take your piece of scrapbooking paper and place it on the top of your journal making sure to line it up along the spine of the book. Beware: P...
You will now turn your journal over, open the front page, and start cutting along the inside of it.
Now repeat steps 2-4 on the back side of your journal.
To make the edges of the journal look neat and finished I like to rub my ink pad along the edge of it. It kind of gives it a completed look.
Instead of using glue to apply the ribbon to the journal I use Glue Dots. You stick as many of them as you need on your ribbon and then place the ribb...
Next I make the little bows out of a different color of ribbon. I then stick a Glue Dot on the back, and place it wherever I want to.
You can buy small plastic jewels that are already sticky on the back. That way you don't have to worry about using the glue stick on them. I have a lo...
Yay, you're now finished decorating your journal!
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sizing is small but I expected that. They feel great on and are good for shorter length rides. I wouldn't wear them for anything over 20 miles or so as your butt will be hurting after that. Do tend to slide in the saddle a bit as they are really smooth to the touch but that's part of what makes them comfortable.
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Great fit, feels nice and true to size. I haven't tri-ed with them yet but look forward to using tthem this summer.
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PlayersSame Console Multiplayer, Singleplayer
DescriptionUltimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 will take the epic battle to all new heights with new iconic characters from the Marvel and Capcom universes, a refined fighting system, eight new stages and new modes.
The highly acclaimed fighting game adds 12 new legends to the robust Marvel vs. Capcom 3 roster, bringing the total overall roster of characters up to 50. The first new characters revealed for Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 include much-requested Capcom character Strider who slashes his way into the fray along with Ghost n Goblins villain Firebrand. On the Marvel side, Ghost Rider will finally exercise his vengeance and Hawkeye will pick apart foes. More characters will be revealed in the coming months.
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Canada's economic growth remains solid. However, the energy-sector boom has widened regional disparities and raised environmental challenges. House prices and household debt have increased to high levels. Skills shortages have emerged.
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The female figure was predominant in de Kooning's work from the time of his arrival in America in 1926 until the 1950s. Along the way he abandoned strict attention to the figure, maintaining, "You could lose your mind" drawing objects so closely resembling nature. In this dynamic work, part of his Woman series, the image is neither fully abstract nor completely representational. Human body parts, though discernible, are obscured by rich and frenzied painterly lines. Facial features are the artist's only concession to an identifiable figure: the mask-like face, flattened forms, and almond-shaped eyes show the influence of Picasso; fang-like teeth dominate the face. Years after de Kooning completed the Woman series, he said: "I look at them [the Woman paintings] now and they seem vociferous and ferocious. I think it had to do with the idea of the idol, the oracle, and above all, the hilariousness of it."
- Artist: Willem de Kooning, American, born Holland, 1904-1997
- Medium: Oil on paper board
- Dates: 1953-1954
- Dimensions: Other: 35 3/4 x 24 3/8in. (90.8 x 61.9cm) Frame: 2 x 43 5/16 x 32 in. (5.1 x 110 x 81.3 cm) (show scale)
- Signature: Signed lower left: "de Kooning"
- Collections:Contemporary Art
- Museum Location: This item is not on view
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- Accession Number: 57.124
- Credit Line: Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Alastair B. Martin, the Guennol Collection
- Rights Statement: © artist or artist's estate
- Caption: Willem de Kooning (American, born Holland, 1904-1997). Woman, 1953-1954. Oil on paper board, Other: 35 3/4 x 24 3/8in. (90.8 x 61.9cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Alastair B. Martin, the Guennol Collection, 57.124. © artist or artist's estate
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Preparation: To obtain the filling for our exquisite ravioli, mix together through a food processor ricotta cheese, mozzarella, basil, a handful of grated parmesan minimum one hour in advance and leave the mixture in the refrigerator. In the main time prepare the dough.
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Pasta Ingredients: 1 cup of regular white flour, ¼ cup of water, 1 egg, 1 tablespoon of olive oil, Italian pinch of sea salt.
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Sydney Sewers Meet Up!
Kristy and I have been talking and we think a Sydney sewers catch up is long overdue. We've devised a simple plan to meet on November 24. As it's central, we thought Tessuti in Surry Hills would be a good place to start, probably around 12:30pm, and we could possibly wander over to The Fabric Store too. Then perhaps a coffee or other beverage and chat somewhere nearby (any suggestions?).
Naturally everyone is invited - bloggers, non-bloggers, serious sewers, starting sewers, any sewers or sewists - whichever you prefer to be called.
So are you in? If yes, let me know so I can get even more excited about a day out and about with no kids!
Please also let me know if you have any ideas about a venue for a chat after our fabriky retail therapy.
Some of the beauties I've been obsessing over on the Tessuti site.
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Oh I would so love to do this - but I think my husband has arranged to go fishing - I will have to see!ReplyDelete
I'm actually in Sydney this weekend and hoping for a quick cruise of these shops then :-)Replies
Sewbussylizzy, You'll meet a few of us at The Remnant Warehouse on Saturday if you get that far this Saturday.Delete
Have a lovely weekend in Sydney.
Oh I would love to...... not sure if I can yet though. Dance concert rehearsals that day..... when I know exactly what time I am busy, I will work out if I can make it.ReplyDelete
Oh I would so be there but I'll be busily making a 2nd birthday cake. Weekend of Feb 8th Rachel & I are planning on visiting Sydney for a fabric shopping session. You keen?ReplyDelete
I've been wishing for a Sydney meet up, and to meet some real life people who sew, especially some of my sewing blog 'heros' that inspire me daily (yep, that would include both Christy and Kristy). I also have been drooling over the Tessuti website for months but can't bring myself to buy without feeling the fabric so this is just the motivation to make the trek into the city. In other words, baring sick kids or some other catastrophe, I will be there. Very excited about meeting some other sewers and getting my hands on some decent fabric... (I'm in a non sewing wasteland part of Sydney and my only fabric store choices are Spotlight, Lincraft and Hobbysew)ReplyDelete
Woo hoo. This will be a fun way to spend a Saturday. Thanks for taking the first steps to get the word out there.ReplyDelete
If you accept the novocastrian (not really, just live there), I would enjoy to join you. I am never afraid of the 2.45 hours of train.ReplyDelete
So tempted to hop on a Murrays coach and head up to Sydney for the day! Would be lovely to meet you all. I will have to check the schedule and let you know for sure!ReplyDelete
Thanks for doing this!
This sounds fun! I think I should be free that day, I'd love to come along.ReplyDelete
As a sad, solitary, yet compulsive, sewer, I would love to meet some Sydney-based obsessives. Everyone else thinks I'm weird!ReplyDelete
The Surry Hills garment area is a bit dead at the weekend - the cafe I was going to suggest is closed on Sat arvo. If you want to meet somewhere a bit special, the Sparkle Cupcakery on Forveaux Street (Crown St is nearest cross) does amazing cupcakes (pistachio and cardamon, salted caramel!) and is open til 5pm on Saturdays. It is a 5-10 min walk from Fabric Store.
I will be there, can't waitReplyDelete
That sounds like fun! I'd love to come too, although I feel like I'm not really a "proper" dressmaker compared to the rest of you. But it would be lovely to put faces to the blogs.ReplyDelete
I would love to go too!ReplyDelete
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Tree Style Tab provides tree-style tab bar, like a folder tree of Windows Explorer. New tabs opened from links are automatically attached to the parent tab. If you often use many many tabs, it will help your web browsing because you can understand relations of tabs.Read More
Google Chrome 3 has been released, here is a direct link to download a standalone offline installer for Google Chrome 3 version 220.127.116.11.Read More
Opera users know what it means to have smooth scrolling. When browsing ruthlessly through pages, smooth scrolling really helps as it feels more natural and makes the page movement fit well with the motion of your eyes. You had it on Opera? We have it on Chrome. Check it out:Read More
Firefox Add-ons are a great way to customize your online experience when using Mozilla Firefox. With screen capture add-ons, Firefox developers have made sure that you capture what you want online, however you want it. These 3 Firefox add-ons for screen captures are a great way to get screenshots of the web the way you want it.Read More
About:me is a free firefox extension which tells you more about your browsing habits. It analyzes your history to present detailed statistics about your surfing habits.Read More
9 Excellent Firefox Add-ons for powerful CSS editing within your browser. Great tools for web designers and developers.Read More
GooglePreview is a Firefox Add-on that adds thumbnails to your Google and Yahoo! search results.Read More
Firefox 3.6 (codenamed Namoroka) will feature a host of changes including a Visual Tab Switcher for quickly selecting recently used Tabs.Read More