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Great Cabin - No noise. Shower could be larger.
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A man is jailed tonight, accused of shooting two people that were trying to repossess his truck.
Doyle Cook was arrested after he allegedly opened fire on re-po workers overnight on County Road 109, near Elkhart.
It all began when a wrecker from Investor Recovery Service of Tyler went to Doyle Cooks home in Anderson County, to re-po a pickup truck. "When they hooked to the vehicle and they were leaving the property, Mr. Cook heard them, he came out of the house, and fired at them with a 45 caliber gun," said Anderson County Chief Deputy Troy Black. The wrecker driven by Vic Crawford and passenger Jennifer Miller, continued in the repossession and drove down County Road 103. "When they came to a stop he stepped out of his vehicle with a 223 semi-automatic rifle and was shooting at the truck. He continued to shoot at it as they drove around his vehicle and then started going towards Elkhart on FM 319," said Chief Black.
Cook reportedly shot at the truck, the windshield, the driver, and the passenger. Finally, Crawford and Miller released his truck while they continued to drive away. "It slid off into the ditch and Mr. Cook stopped. He wanted to get his truck back. He was at that location when deputies arrived looking at his truck," said Chief Black. Black says it was off FM 319 where deputies found Cook and arrested him. Just a few miles away, Crawford and Miller pulled to the side of the road waiting for medical assistance.
Chief Deputy Troy Black says both of the victims are at ETMC in Tyler. We're told they are both stable.
The driver received a gunshot wound to the shoulder and head. The passenger suffered a gunshot wound to the hip. Doyle Cook is being held in the Anderson County Jail on two counts of assault with a deadly weapon.
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The theme consists of 5 multi-disciplinary research groups leading research in matrix biology, regeneration of both mineralised and soft tissues, the role of stem cells in regenerative medicine and the effects of microbial infection and biofilm formation on tissue function and repair. The strong translational aspect to the research is a key feature to support the continuous flow of knowledge between clinicians and basic scientists which leads to advances in oral healthcare and valuable application to wider areas of biomedicine including oncology, orthopaedics, cardiology, urology, gastroenterology, haematology, neurobiology and dermatology.
Interdisciplinary research is a major part of the Theme's strategy and researchers are actively involved in projects with colleagues in the Schools of Pharmacy, Optometry, Biosciences, Medicine and Engineering. Several principal investigators within the Theme are also members of the recent ARUK Biomechanics and Bioengineering Centre and Cardiff Institute for Tissue Engineering and Repair (CITER) as well collaborating with colleagues in other UK institutions and Universities within Europe, USA, Canada, China and Japan.
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The Journey embarkation process was a breeze (we arrived by taxi at a time when no groups were checking in). Once on board we enjoyed a glass of champagne and were able to turn our hand luggage over in the reception area so we could head to the lunch buffet unencumbered. There wasn't a long wait before our cabin was ready. The only sour note---the soundproofing between decks isn't good. Cabin 6017 is above the Cabaret Lounge and you can "enjoy" the show even if you've not actually seeing it. The cabin itself was quite comfortable and we really enjoyed watching the 2AM sunset from our balcony.
The breakfast buffet was comprehensive (beware an overloaded plate if you want to try everything). We typically ate at the buffet for lunch as well. The new policy of serving a complimentary (and generous) house red and house white wine during lunch and dinner was much appreciated. Open seating at dinner allowed us to meet a number of other passengers. We found the food to be quite good and beautifully presented (especially the desserts which were works of art). We had gone to the specialty restaurants on a prior cruise and weren't motivated to dine there this time.
As we left the ship in each port, Azamara provided complimentary bottles of water, which came in handy given the unusually warm temperatures. The itinerary was great. We went on an overnight tour to Berlin and Potsdam (SPB Tours). Three days in St. Petersburg turned out to be enough only to scratch the surface (Alla Tours). Stockholm on our own exceeded my expectations. Tallinn was relaxed and quaint stop. Helsinki was a bit boring, but it's nice to have a break from rabid sightseeing.
The shows ranged from pretty good to pretty painful, but that's not what we cruise for. Eric the cruise director is a marvelous performer---don't miss the show if he's in it.
Disembarkation was very smooth. We grabbed a cab and enjoyed one more night in Copenhagen before heading home. It was a wonderful trip. Now I plan to review a ridiculous number of photos and get nostalgic.


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Screen legend Orson Welles was a pioneering filmmaker and raffish public personality, best known for the remarkable achievement of Citizen Kane. This series presented by the Academy will focus on Welles as a trailblazing director, presenting nine of the 11 films completed in his lifetime (several of them screening in brand-new restorations).
As a body of work, these films – from the serene grandeur of The Magnificent Ambersons to the noir intrigue of The Lady from Shanghai and Touch of Evil – reveal the dexterity and inventiveness of Welles's craftsmanship. The series will offer examples of his dazzling technical expertise, such as overlapping dialogue, potent bursts of montage and bravura cinematography, and explore the themes that fascinated him, from anti-heroes corrupted by power to the dangers of pursuing uncomfortable truths.
These films are a testament to Welles the tireless visionary, who, whether in the lap of studio luxury or exiled in Zagreb, approached each motion picture as a mystery that only he could unravel. The series runs from May 3 through June 7.
Too Much Johnson
Saturday, May 3
Three years before Citizen Kane, his towering first feature, reached theaters and changed the course of cinema, a 23-year-old Orson Welles stepped behind the camera to shoot a delightful silent film pastiche. It was intended to be edited into three parts, with one part projected before each of the three acts of his Mercury Theatre production of William Gillette's fin-de-siècle farce Too Much Johnson. More
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Saturday, May 10
A reporter pieces together the extravagant and mysterious life of newspaper tycoon Charles Foster Kane in the feature directing debut of 26-year-old wunderkind Orson Welles. Having inherited a mining fortune left to his mother by a boarder, Kane fashions a media empire and a lavish, increasingly isolated lifestyle that includes political bids and the building of Xanadu, a baronial Florida castle. More
The Magnificent Ambersons
Saturday, May 17
The 27-year-old Welles followed up his groundbreaking Citizen Kane with an equally ambitious but even more mature project: an adaptation of Booth Tarkington's 1918 novel about the decline of a prosperous Indiana family in the early years of the 20th century. Back from college, brattish Tim Holt falls for radiant Anne Baxter, the sole daughter of inventor Joseph Cotten. More
The Stranger
Saturday, May 17
Federal agent Edward G. Robinson — in a role Welles intended for Agnes Moorehead — is hot on the trail of a fugitive Nazi (Welles) living in disguise as a professor in a small Connecticut college town and married to an unsuspecting Loretta Young. Producer Sam Spiegel (The African Queen, Lawrence of Arabia) hired Welles to both direct and star in this suspense thriller. More
The Lady from Shanghai
Saturday, May 24
Welles directed himself and his estranged wife Rita Hayworth in this visually inventive noir classic. Welles plays Michael O'Hara, a young Irish sailor who becomes embroiled in a deadly romantic triangle with beautiful, duplicitous Elsa Bannister (Hayworth, shockingly blond) and her equally deceitful attorney husband (Everett Sloane – Citizen Kane's loyal Mr. Bernstein here in a memorably sinister role). More
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In this pulp rendition of Citizen Kane, Orson Welles plays Gregory Arkadin, a mysterious, amnesiac millionaire who hires cigarette smuggler Guy Van Stratten (Robert Arden) to investigate his past. Stratten scours the globe interviewing everyone who knew Arkadin from his early days, only to find that such information can prove perilous to those who possess it. More
The Trial
Saturday, May 31
In 1962, Welles described his film adaptation of Franz Kafka's portrait of paranoia as "the best film I have ever made." Anthony Perkins, fresh off his career-defining role as Norman Bates in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, is Josef K, an office drone who finds his world turned upside down after being accused of unspecified crimes. More
Touch of Evil
Saturday, May 31
One of Welles's most sheerly entertaining efforts, Touch of Evil is a sordid noir of gray morality and striking black-and-white images, photographed by Douglas Sirk regular Russell Metty, set to the jazzy beat of Henry Mancini's score. Charlton Heston is "Mike" Vargas, a Mexican narcotics officer whose investigation into a border town bombing leads to danger for himself and his new bride. More
Chimes at Midnight
Saturday, June 7
Welles gave himself one of his finest roles as Shakespeare's immortal fool Falstaff in this moving historical drama that combines material from several of the Bard's plays in what is considered one of the greatest Shakespeare films ever made, with battle scenes that are still inspiring filmmakers today. Critics have long been in agreement over the movie's glories. More
F For Fake
Saturday, June 7
Welles's final completed film is a groundbreaking blend of fact and fiction that dazzles audiences to this day. He began with footage shot by François Reichenbach for a documentary on professional art forger Elmyr de Hory. Welles soon discovered that Hory's would-be biographer, was himself the forger responsible for the notorious fake Howard Hughes diaries. More
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Well, I've been on the up and out… What does that mean, by the way? I should be getting another computer by tomorrow. Don't know what I'll do about the Internet though. Nice thread though. If I didn't have my iPhone I'd have missed it. Nice to see something I like still going. Maybe I'll come back.
Yeah, I'm around still. I ran out of a computer for some time. And money was tight in a bad way for me. And it's gonna be tighter since I'm working on getting into college. Thanks for the welcoming greets. Too bad AD is almost gone. I guess I couldnt' do anything about it anyway since my Adobe Creative Suite programs were lost on two other computers. So the liscences are pretty much unusable now. I've probably got to buy a new CS now.
I'm not exactly planning on it. But if it is a requirement to pass classes then I'll be doing it. I wanted to say hi to everyone again. It doesn't look too busy around here though.
Howdy! How is the flas going. I haven't xheched the popular sales yet. I'm outie 5.
Come buy. Loui XIII Super Derux t-shirt.
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Um… that was exactly the point I was trying to make. But I was saying that stock flash is not where flash should be. The commercial market is where flash is more sought after. But it was all pointless for me to say all that anyway. I mean I have been planning on going away somewhere for a while. This is a good opportunity to pursue that idea. I plan on doing a lot of stuff. I've got some plans in mind.
If you're playing around with my head, I'll bop ya one. But seriously, I can be positive and still move on. I lost interest in web design almost completely. Its time for me to get a job in the real world. I'll feel better if I can actually earn my pay, rather than waiting in front of a computer expecting customers to buy what files I've made. To me looking forward in a different light is being positive.
I don't know. I might be too short to work there. And besides, that's quite a long drive from here to there. Could you imagine how much the cost of gas would be driving from here to there everyday? I think I'll stay around here and look for a job close to where I live now. Thanks though.
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BASIC INFORMATION: Type of property: apartments. Number of apartments and their capacity is 2xA(2+2). Number of studio apartments and their capacity is SA(2),SA(2+1).
FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT: free parking within the property, common terrace for all guest in the property, garden.
ADDITIONAL SERVICES: outdoor shower, baby bed on request - free .
BEACHES CLOSE TO THE PROPERTY: pebble beach.
DISTANCES: The distance to the closest beach is 150 meter. The distance to the sea is 150 metar. The distance to the town center is 220 metar. Grocery store - 200 m. Closest restaurant - 200 m.
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5673 A2(2+2) - Vinisce
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UPDATE: Charges Dropped, Unconstitutional Policy Remains
Update, October 14: Bechtol learned on Friday morning that all charges against him have been dropped and he is free to return to campus. Bechtol is still required to notify the college before using computers on campus, however, and CVCC has failed to revise the unconstitutional policy it used to punish him. CVCC also has not rescinded its claim that the Facebook comment was a policy violation. CVCC still has important work to do.
In a recording of today's disciplinary meeting, Bechtol and CVCC officials agreed that this letter includes no discipline and 'essentially drops the case' and 'closes the book.' Although today's document from CVCC notes that Bechtol earlier had suggested that he might accept various forms of discipline in order to save his academic career after CVCC's unconstitutional punishment, Bechtol did not agree to any such discipline. He did not change his "seated" classes to online classes, and he has not been blocked from CVCC's social media.
A Hickory, North Carolina, college student was pulled out of his classroom last week and banned from campus after he complained on Facebook about his school's aggressive marketing of a debit card company to its students. After officials at Catawba Valley Community College (CVCC) punished him for a satirical Facebook post deemed "contrary to the best interest of the CVCC community," Marc Bechtol reached out to FIRE.
The incident began on June 20, 2011, when CVCC announced that "all curriculum students will receive a CVCC branded Debit Mastercard" in partnership with financial services company Higher One. The debit card doubles as a student ID, rendering its use essential. In order to activate his card this fall, Bechtol reportedly had to verify his Social Security number, date of birth, and student number. Bechtol began advocating against the partnership on June 23, concerned about CVCC's sharing of students' sensitive personal information with Higher One.
According to Bechtol, CVCC and Higher One aggressively marketed Higher One checking accounts through emails to students, advertising that they would get their tuition refunds and Pell Grants faster if they opened Higher One accounts; a September 19 email reportedly had the subject line, "Want your refund? Activate your CVCC Onecard today" in all capital letters. After Bechtol activated his card on September 27, he reportedly received a marketing phone call on September 28 from Orchard Bank, a credit card company.
Bechtol criticized CVCC's partnership with Higher One on the school's Facebook page. On September 28, he also posted: "Did anyone else get a bunch of credit card spam in their CVCC inbox today? So, did CVCC sell our names to banks, or did Higher One? I think we should register CVCC's address with every porn site known to man. Anyone know any good viruses to send them?" He immediately added a second comment, "OK, maybe that would be a slight overreaction."
A week later, on October 4, as Bechtol waited for his second class of the day to begin, he was pulled out of his classroom by CVCC Executive Officer of Student Services Cynthia L. Coulter and told that he could not return. On October 5, Coulter sent him a disciplinary letter stating that Bechtol's first Facebook comment was "disturbing," "indicates possible malicious action against the college," and violated CVCC's policy against "[c]ommission of any other offense which, in the opinion of the administration or faculty, may be contrary to the best interest of the CVCC community." Bechtol was suspended without a hearing and was banned from campus for two semesters. He attended an appeal hearing on October 7.
"Catawba Valley Community College violated the First Amendment by responding to obviously hyperbolic criticism with swift and severe punishment," said FIRE President Greg Lukianoff in a press release. "Marc Bechtol must be allowed to return to class."
FIRE wrote CVCC president Garrett D. Hinshaw on October 10, pointing out that the Facebook comment was protected expression and was neither incitement nor a true threat. FIRE also noted that CVCC's policy was unconstitutionally vague, completely failing to give students any opportunity to know what is prohibited by the whims of administrators. CVCC has not responded.
CVCC not only must reinstate Marc Bechtol, but also must revise its unconstitutional policy. When sharp criticism of the college's financial partnership can get a student suspended and banned from campus, CVCC has caused a severe chilling effect.


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The Rock Island City Council on Monday approved a maintenance dredging plan for Sunset Marina, as well as two ways to pay for it.
Starting next year, 7,000 cubic yards will be dredged from the marina entrance and harbor. Dredging will be done every other year.
To pay for the estimated $71,000 for dredging and $33,000 for dredge pit cleaning, harbor slip rates will rise 3 percent in each the 2013 and 2014 boating seasons. The cost for the largest covered slips will increase by $2.19 per foot in 2013 and $2.26 per foot in 2014. Those slips now cost $73.04 per foot.
The city also will refinance about $626,835 in existing harbor debt. The balance was to be paid off in 2019. Instead, Rock Island will refinance at a lower interest rate and extend the term to 2029 to reduce the annual debt service by $87,000.
Public works director Bob Hawes said harbor dredging will be focused each year in the areas needed most.
Also on Monday, the council approved becoming a member of a consortium that will seek $23.9 million from the Illinois Attorney General. The money is part of $110 million the state received from the National Attorney Generals' Mortgage Foreclosure Settlement.
Brian Hollenback, president of Renaissance Rock Island, said the Rock Island Economic Growth Corp. (GROWTH) will be the lead applicant for the funds. If awarded, the money would support new construction and housing revitalization in Rock Island, Moline, East Moline, Fulton, Morrison and Sterling, as well as ARC and Project Now programs.
The request includes $2 million for the city and $8.5 million for GROWTH, Mr. Hollenback said.
"We are being very aggressive with our request," he said, saying the money could affect 170 housing units in all of the participating cities. Joining together as a regional consortium called the Northwestern Illinois Housing Coalition is the best way to compete for grants, he said.
GROWTH, Rock Island, Moline and Sterling have received grants as a consortium in the past.
A public hearing also was held Monday on the Citizen's Advisory Committee's recommended allocations of federal and gaming money. The committee recommends Rock Island allocate an expected award of $904,514 in federal Community Development Block Grant funds to the city's community and economic development department, the Martin Luther King Center and Habitat for Humanity.
The money would be used for program administration and housing.
The committee also recommended $50,000 in Social Service Gaming Funds go to 21 programs that provide services such as emergency shelter, refugee services, transportation for senior citizens and child care.
No one spoke against the committee's recommendations.
The council is scheduled to make decisions on the recommendations Oct. 15.
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The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force said today that plans to hold a conference on Homosexuality and American Life were misguided, misleading and out of step with prevailing American social and political thinking.
The conference, sponsored by the American Public Philosophy Institute, will be held June 19-21, 1997 on the campus of Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. Topics of the three-day session include "Therapeutic and Pastoral Responses to Homosexuality," "The Morality of Homosexual Acts," and "The Campaign to Legitimize Homosexuality." Robert Knight of the Family Research Council, Anthony Falzarano, from Transformation Ex-Gay Ministries and Joseph Nicolosi, executive director of the National Association for the Research and Treatment of Homosexuality are featured speakers.
"This group is using the facilities of one of the nation's leading universities to recycle old and unsubstantiated notions based on fear and ignorance," observed Kerry Lobel, Task Force executive Director. "It's very obvious that thereÕs an agenda here that does not include unbiased and open discussion about these issues,Ó she commented. "The viewpoint that gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered people need to be changed in order to save society is miles away from where this nation is moving," said Lobel. "New Hampshire and Maine have just recently passed comprehensive civil rights laws that ban discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, joining nine others states that already had such laws," she added. "Now, one out of four Americans lives where discrimination based on sexual orientation is outlawed."
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Summary: The Wall Street Journal called him "a living legend." The London Times dubbed him "the most famous art detective in the world."  In Priceless, Robert K. Wittman, the founder of the FBI's Art Crime Team, pulls back the curtain on his remarkable career for the first time, offering a real-life international thriller to rival The Thomas Crown Affair .    Rising from humble roots as the son of an antique dealer, Wittman built a twenty-year career that was nothing short of extraordinary. He went undercover, usually unarmed, to catch art thieves, scammers, and black market traders in Paris and Philadelphia, Rio and Santa Fe, Miami and Madrid.  In this page-turning memoir, Wittman fascinates with the stories behind his recoveries of priceless art and antiquities: The golden armor of an ancient Peruvian warrior king. The Rodin sculpture that inspired the Impressionist movement. The headdress Geronimo wore at his final Pow-Wow. The rare Civil War battle flag carried into battle by one of the nation's first African-American regiments.  The breadth of Wittman's exploits is unmatched: He traveled the world to rescue paintings by Rockwell and Rembrandt, Pissarro, Monet and Picasso, often working undercover overseas at the whim of foreign governments. Closer to home, he recovered an original copy of the Bill of Rights and cracked the scam that rocked the PBS series Antiques Roadshow.  By the FBI's accounting, Wittman saved hundreds of millions of dollars worth of art and antiquities. He says the statistic isn't important. After all, who's to say what is worth more --a Rembrandt self-portrait or an American flag carried into battle? They're both priceless.  The art thieves and scammers Wittman caught run the gamut from rich to poor, smart to foolish, organized criminals to desperate loners. The smuggler who brought him a looted 6th-century treasure turned out to be a high-ranking diplomat. The appraiser who stole countless heirlooms from war heroes' descendants was a slick, aristocratic con man. The museum janitor who made off with locks of George Washington's hair just wanted to make a few extra bucks, figuring no one would miss what he'd filched.  In his final case, Wittman called on every bit of knowledge and experience in his arsenal to take on his greatest challenge: working undercover to track the vicious criminals behind what might be the most audacious art theft of all.Â
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Unless you think it stands for a slightly tarnished category of theatrical entertainment, you are probably under the impression that Broadway is merely a street. That street is either the original model, which begins at the foot of Manhattan and runs up to somewhere near the Canadian border, or one of its lesser replicants, the kind Wilson Pickett found in every burg, each of them invariably containing a bar, each bar containing a woman. The idea of "main stem" is still attached to Broadway, but that is the last vestige of its former glory. "Broadway" was once a culture unto itself, with its own tribes, castes, customs, and language. It was somehow connected to the entertainment industry, but its compass was broad, extending well past the theaters. It took in costumers' ateliers and actors' boardinghouses, trade-paper publishers and vaudeville agencies, flea circuses and Pokerino parlors, pawnshops and cafeterias, hair salons and painless dentists that catered to chorines and voice coaches and supper-club magicians and itinerant Swiss bell-ringing troupes. It also sheltered a substantial parasitic population, of chiselers and percentage players and seekers after the main chance, of all degrees of probity or the lack thereof and at all stages on the road of life. Even dine-and-dash specialists and storm-drain fishermen and people who spent their waking hours sitting in hotel lobbies had a purpose, however occult, in that complex ecosystem.
Somehow, though, the students of Franz Boas at Columbia did not consider the folkways of Broadway to be as worthy of their interest as those of the Trobriand Islands, and so the task of anthropological investigation was left to the newspapers. These did a decent if unscientific job of it, at least in disseminating the substance of their findings among the general population, so that the proverbial inhabitants of Oshkosh, if confronted by a green suit with a windowpane check picked out in magenta, would instantly identify it as a Broadway suit. Newspaper readers could retell jokes that had allegedly been hatched along the counter at Lindy's, and had a rough idea how many paces separated the stage door at the Winter Garden from the next-to-latest venue of a notable floating crap game. This was all glamour stuff, of course, roneotyped by Walter Winchell and airbrushed by Damon Runyon. The more subtle business, which occurred well away from the footlights and among characters less likely to own more than one hat, was left for the feature writers, who did not tend to be syndicated. It did not catch a nationwide audience until the mid to late 1930s, when several of the best of these writers fetched up at a magazine that had once primarily covered the bon ton, The New Yorker.
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Abbott Joseph Liebling, known to one and all as Joe, was actually born in Manhattan, in 1904, but for him New York City and its inhabitants figured among a vast constellation of interests he returned to episodically over the course of his 30-odd-year career. Although he was comfortably rearedhis father, who had worked his way up from the Lower East Side, was prominent in the fur tradehe maintained an inclination toward low life from his youth onward, and he had a knack for finding its traces and effects everywhere, including medieval history and early French literature. After his expulsion from Dartmouth (for repeatedly cutting chapel; he later completed a journalism degree at Columbia), he went to work for the New York World, and then for its successor, the New York World-Telegram, where he wrote many of the short features that are collected in his first book, Back Where I Came From (1938). The World was a first-class paper; the World-Telegram was decidedly not, and Liebling suffered there. (Anyone confused as to why a profile of the head of the Scripps-Howard Syndicate should be included in this, a book about riffraff, should know that Roy Howard was the World-Telegram's founding publisher; both the profile and its placement were acts of revenge.)


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Let's start with essence top of the ice stream. What I see is a sheer boring jelly-ish white with blue shimmer, that basically never manages to be opaque and one that will always look as if all the color ran to my tips and dried there in one big ugly blotch. I used three coats.
What I thought: I must have at least three million dupes from essence alone.
What I came up with: zero.
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essence frosted champaign – essence top of the ice stream – essence sparkling water lily
essence goofy blue – I figured this would be the same as China Glaze Rainstorm, only with glassflecks in there. I used two coats, and this is definitely one of the most beautiful periwinkle polishes I own. It radiates calm.
What I thought: I must have at least ten million dupes for this. I love periwinkle after all.
What I came up with: zero exact matches.
Compared here are, from left to right:
OPI I don't give a Rotterdam – essie smooth sailing – Zoya Skylar – essence goofy blue – China Glaze Rainstorm – essence I'm bluetiful – Zoya Jo – H&M Peppermint Fusion – essence blues of being cool
My least favorite are always the purples (and those ugly peach colors, and browns) – lilac is my style – not. Well, it is a very vivid color, one that you would expect girls in their teenage years to wear in the form of super cool and hip skiing jackets with matching helmets and skis/boards. I'm certain that many of you will love this purple, just not me.
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Joe Fresh Violet – SpaRitual Heliotrope – KIKO 316 – Finger Paints Raspberry Tafetta – Orly Frolic – IsaDora Persian Princess – essence break through – essence lilac is my style – wet'n'wild Through the Grapewine – catrice Bird of Paradise – flormar 441 – IsaDora Pure Purple – Zoya Carly
Last but not least, my favorite of the collection, Life is a freeride (although I dispute this connotation, life is generally neither free, nor a ride). It's a beautiful medium blue, which is vivid and shines from within. I detect the slightest hints of green in this polish, but that may be mainly due to the effect the microglitter has. Two coats, but honestly, one can get away with one.What I thought: duh, I love this color, let's find the dupes.
What I came up with: Oh wow, I really this color. I don't have an exact match , but many that come close! It's one of my favorite colors for my toes in summer!
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H&M No Mambo Jumbo – Cult Nails Let me Fly -p2 funky – SOPI Who let the dorks out? – Catrice San Francisco – Maybelline Shocking Seas – essence life is a free ride – SOPI Skinny Jeans – OPI Teal the Cows come home – essence shopping @ Portobello Road – Catrice Birds Flying High – YSL La Lacque 137 – Illamasqua Muse – essence bonnie – Catrice No Snow Petrol -
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There are two different Dexters currently in existence: TV Dexter, and book Dexter. Personally I think book Dexter is far more interesting than the TV one, as is so often the case when they turn books into film.
You managed to create a decent mix, which contained some of the cool features from the books and some of the more human characteristics from the TV show.
Unfortunately the kill-room stuff seemed too out of character to me. In the books, Dexter rarely makes a mistake, especially one so catastrophic as this one. In the TV show, he makes a lot more of them (for the ratings of course), but only when his usually dormant emotions somehow get the better of him. In my humble opinion there were simply too many loose ends for Dexter to find them truly Harry-guilty.
The Buffy/Willow relationship, despite being a warmblooded heterosexual male, did not entrance me as much as one would expect. Too much mushing and gushing possibly. Although some of it was definitely very entertaining, it did often seem a bit forced. This however maybe because my personal pairing preferences are getting in the way.
Pairings aside, the BTVS characters themselves were very well written. You got their quirks right, and in a subtle way. None of that willow-babble trap a lot of writers on here fall into. I could easily tell from who's perspective I was reading. That, in my very unprofessional view, is the mark of a good writer.
Finally, I want to congratulate you on writing some of the best Dexter I've ever seen in fanfiction. It was a truly wondrous piece of actually completed fiction. The kind I always wish to see more of, but alas, not all of us writers are graced with the talent and/or dedication it takes.
And if my review left you feeling less than whole, I can't help it. I have this urge, you see. This darkness within, that drives me to gut, and dismember any fanfiction that deserves my attention.
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Thank you for the feedback and the honesty. I appreciated what you had to say and will take note. I don't think I have more Dexter/Buffy in me for another story, but I had a lot of fun and got to play with the 'what if' if Dexter had run across Buffy in a situation like this. I've failed in areas, but it's to be expected, most writers do.
I have done another Dexter Fic - We Cry - Debra/Dexter centered (but NOT in a relationship, 'cause that pairing just makes my head go to places it'd rather not) - you can find it on ff.net or on my lj under 1shinyboat. I will warn you, I write femslash, I'm not male, I'm female and like girls, a lot...if you feel up to, I'd welcome your feedback there.
Again, thank you, for the time and honesty and may you find more stories to stir that darkness you speak of.
Regards and happy reading,
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Very interesting Dexter angle. And, again, I disagree with the slayer line being halted. I know, it's according to prophecy, yet, those can be averted!
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The start was simple, but subsequent developments as Buffy and Willow encountered Dexter and his 'Dark Passenger's' awareness of their darker natures was certainly interesting, and the final encounter between the two definitely worked; although I would think that they'd allow Dexter a LITTLE leeway in killing human victims who committed particularly atrocious crimes if they're somehow profiting from the deaths or something like that, I have no real problem with your final solution.
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I've never heard of or seen 'Dexter' but he appears to be a Charles Bronson/Death Wish vigilante type character. I approve of vigilantes, but this guy has faults, he doesn't confirm that they are guilty ... he screwed up with Buffy and Willow. As far as linking him up with a Slayer ... don't know, he's not a superhero or witch ... he's probably gonna die the first time he tangles with a vampire. I see Jimmy is in this story as well as the first one, great character.
Thanks for posting this very entertaining story, a very good read.
Looking forward to reading the rest of the series.
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very good tale. enjoyed the read, thank you.
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The series finale of Dexter makes it possible to push it into the Buffy 'verse, but matching
this psycho with a Slayer is ludicrous. Maybe this Siobhan can explain to our heroines that
this guy can only kill human monsters, according to the series he's been programmed by
his adoptive dad so he doesn't kill innocent humans.Will this combining of the series improve
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Bloody awesome... love what they came up in regards to Dexter. Also like what Buffy asked Willow.
So very happy you are continuing with another story in this series.
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Fantastic story...I have been tracking this story since chapter 3 and am very pleased with the ending. I was wondering how you were going to end it. Great story.
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I like the ending! It makes sense...although for hilarity, I might have suggested Dana as his slayer.
Methinks Dexter is going to enjoy his work, assuming Siobahn allows him to occasionally "play" with the prey. Vampires after all can last *so much longer* on the table during Dexter's usual ministrations.
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Lovely story! I enjoyed it very much - I noticed that it is not marked complete - does that mean we get an epilogue still to come?
Thank you for the wonderful story!
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Wonderfully done! You came up with a way to let Dexter live and actually do good. Well done. I even think he'd make a great Watcher. He's very smart and even more 'Ripperish' than Giles. Lol! I liked Buffy's proposal to Willow also. Not too sappy and yet quite romantic, in a very Buffy way. I hope Rita accepts Dexter now having a young female partner and maybe the kids can grow up killing evil things and not be sucked into Dexter's 'life style'. Your whole series has been terrific and I so look forward to more.
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EX!-Cellent! As Mr. Burns would say. ;-)
Liking this story and series more with each addition.
There are going to have to be some very specific ground rules laid out for Dear Deadly and Slightly-Demented Dexter before he and Siobhan start working together, so as to preclude any possible future misunderstandings, and Buffy and Willow are/should be smart enough to realize this.
What happens to/Who deals with any humans they run across who are working to summon demons to prey upon innocents?
How do they deal with humans who are voluntarily cooperating with demons to advance their own personal interests at the expense of others?
Who deals with any black witches and/or warlocks they find - especially if said witches or warlocks have already killed humans and/or innocent, pacifistic demons (like Brachens, for example)?
After all, none of the above situations are ones where the aggrieved parties can go to the police and file a complaint, and human law enforcement already has enough on their plate to keep them busy, so it's going to be up to Slayers and their allies to deal with those types of problems.
Is Dexter going to be featured in any future stories or are Buffy, Willow and the Scoobies going to be dealing with other cities' problems?
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really good story. You do a great job expanding your original concept/story into this one. You version of Buffy and Willow are very believable, and likable--there warts make them more human.
I've seen just one full season of Dexter and parts of one other so I'm not as knowledgeable with that show. I had a hard time accepting that Deb would let Dex have a free pass, but it was something I could ignore.
The action scenes were well paced, the story had a perfect blend of cuddley type of emotion mixed with the intense protective love of the slayer.
Good work and thank you for writing it.
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Wow. Dexter the Demonbane will walk the earth!
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Nice internal dialogue for Dexter this chapter
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December 19, 2013
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (April 2, 2013) – Senior Jeff Melillo (Annandale, N.J.) went 4-for-4 with two home runs and five RBIs to help Rutgers baseball past Columbia, 15-6, in its home opener at Bainton Field Tuesday. The offense slugged out a season-high 17 hits on the chilly afternoon and the bullpen allowed just one earned run over 5.2 innings to give RU a win for the ninth time in 12 games.
The Scarlet Knights (12-12) improved to .500 for the first time this season and are 6-1 in openers at Bainton Field since FieldTurf was installed for the 2007 season. Columbia, a member of the Ivy League, dropped to 9-15.
Melillo reached four hits in a game for the second time in his career and set a new personal-best with the five RBIs. He now has seven career home runs, as he also caught two runners stealing from behind the plate. The veteran has started all but one game at catcher this season.
Sophomore Vinny Zarrillo (Forked River, N.J.) kept his hot bat with three more hits, coming a home run shy of the cycle. The outfielder notched three RBIs out of the cleanup spot and is hitting 10-for-18 (.556) over his last four games.
Having two each hits, freshman Matt Tietz (West Milford, N.J.), junior Brian O'Grady (Warminster, Pa.) and senior Charlie Law (Mainland, N.J.) contributed to the attack that saw RU scored in six different innings. The bats have registered 33 hits in the last two games.
Senior Nathaniel Roe (Plainfield, N.J.) (1-1) pitched an effective 2.2 innings out of the bullpen to earn the win on the mound. Stranding two runners upon taking the field, the right-hander gave up just one run to pick up his first victory since April 3, 2011 against Seton Hall. Sophomore Jon Young (Old Bridge, N.J.) and senior Sam Hasty (Brooklyn, N.Y.) did not allow an earned run over the last three innings.
After Nick Ferraresi connected for a two-run home run to put Columbia up in the top of the first, Rutgers responded with three runs in the bottom of the inning. It was the first of four rallies of three runs. Tietz and O'Grady reached to bring Zarrillo up to the plate with one out, as he laced a two-run triple to the wall in right-center to immediately tie the score. Then Melillo followed with an opposite field single to plate Zarrillo for the go-ahead run.
The lead grew to 4-2 in the second after junior Nick Favatella (Washington Township, N.J.) singled to score Tietz, who had doubled down the left field line previously.
RU distanced the game with another three runs scored in the third inning, with Melillo hitting a leadoff homer to left. Later in the rally, junior Pat Sweeney (Sparta, N.J.) delivered a ground-rule double to chase home Law. Senior Bill Hoermann (Toms River, N.J.) additionally scored on a wild pitch later on.
Logan Boyher sent a two-run homer in the Columbia fourth to make it 7-4, but the Scarlet Knights responded with another three runs in the bottom half. O'Grady and Zarrillo reached and came home after Melillo singled and the ball was misplayed in the outfield. Senior Steve Zavala (Randolph, N.J) added a sacrifice fly.
Columbia tacked on one in the fifth and Rutgers tallied three in the sixth to bring the count to 13-5. O'Grady singled and scored from first on a double by Zarrillo on a hit-and-run play. Melillo followed with his second homer of the day on a 2-2 pitch, a high drive that found the parking lot beyond left field.
The final rally in the eighth started when freshman R.J. Devish (Beachwood, N.J.) collected his first career hit and scored on a single by Law. Redshirt freshman John Jennings (Berkeley Heights, N.J.) notched his first collegiate RBI on a fielder's choice groundout as well.
Joey Gandolfo (0-2) took the loss for the Lions.
RU will stay at home to take on Iona Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. Senior Pat O'Leary (Sparta, N.J.) is scheduled to make his first start on the mound this season.
O'Grady is now on a 13-game hitting streak … RU avenged a 7-6 loss to the Lions last season … Favatella recorded his team-leading sixth stolen base … Slater McCue made his third start of the season, going 3.1 innings with three strikeouts … 19 Scarlet Knights saw action … temperatures were in the low 40s and high 30s during the game.
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Patricia Leslie is the first in her family to attend college. And the UC Merced senior is making the most of it, both on campus and beyond.
Leslie is studying abroad in Córdoba, a small city located in the Andalusian region of southern Spain. The experience has helped her not only with her language skills, but has given her a shot of confidence that she says will carry over into her own life back in the United States.
Choosing which city to call home for three months came relatively easy for the psychology major.
"I was intrigued by the Roman, Africa and Arabic influences. It's a small city but there's an amazing richness to it," Leslie said. "Also given that the city has a historic reputation regarding incredible advances in intellectual wealth, I knew it was the place for me."
Leslie, who's minoring in Spanish, was given this priceless opportunity thanks to the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, for which she was chosen from a pool of national applicants. It's something she doesn't take lightly.
"I don't think that I would have had the opportunity to travel and study abroad if it wasn't for the scholarship," she said. "As a first-generation student, it's an incredible feeling to be able to travel and share my experience with my family members who've never had the opportunity to travel."
Leslie says her Spanish — something she gets to practice every day with her host family — has improved over the past couple of months. Additionally, Europe's slower pace has made a big impression on her.
"I've had the chance to slow down and really become present with myself and environment," she said. "I've enjoyed the light morning conversations with my host family over coffee and toast. I've been able to take mid-afternoon strolls down cobble stone streets, discover literary pieces, and enjoy the various forms of music and art entwined with the essence of genuine exchanges of ideas, laughter, kisses, among newfound friends."
The experience has no doubt expanded her view of the world. Studying abroad is also increasingly more important in a global economy. Having grown up in nearby Atwater, choosing Córdoba as her first experience abroad was a no-brainer.
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Karma joined the DC Coalition Against Domestic Violence (DCCADV), as Executive Director in 2010. As the membership agency for the twelve primary purpose domestic violence agencies in the District, DCCADV provides leadership to all sectors of the Washington, DC Community to respond effectively to the needs of domestic violence survivors and their children. The coalition works to strengthen city-wide domestic violence prevention and intervention efforts.
From 2000 through 2010, Karma was employed at the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV). As the Vice President of Policy and Emerging Issues, she directed the agency's policy agenda as well as, supervised NNEDV's state coalition and housing technical assistance projects. She worked closely with national policy partners to strengthen federal legislation to effectively respond to the needs of all domestic violence survivors. Ms. Cottman also worked with federal agencies to enhance violence against women programming. She provided training and technical assistance to state and territorial domestic violence and dual domestic violence and sexual assault coalitions across the nation.
Since 1994, Karma, who is a Washington D.C. native, has worked with numerous national partners to address emerging issues in domestic violence service provision and sits on several national committees. Prior to joining NNEDV, Karma served as the co-director of the Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence Rural Diversity Initiative. In this capacity, she assisted with the development of a community assessment tool used to identify service gaps in numerous local Florida communities. Karma currently serves on the steering committee of the Institute on Domestic Violence in the African Community and the Policy Partnership for Communities of Color.
Andrea joined the DC Coalition Against Domestic Violence in 2009 as the Community Education Fellow. Currently, she is the Training and Outreach specialist. In her capacity as Training and Outreach Specialist she assists in the creation of training curricula, training facilitation and outreach to various victim service providers, government agencies and community-based organizations.
She attended University of Southern California studying history and political science. Andrea was an active campus and community leader, addressing issues of sexual and dating violence. She was Executive Director of Take Back the Night and the Clothesline Project, an annual rally to end to sexual violence. After graduation, Andrea began work with the Obama for America Campaign as a Field Organizer and Youth Vote Outreach Coordinator at Truman State University in Kirksville, Missouri.
She currently volunteers with the DC Rape Crisis Center (DCRCC) and serves as the Immediate Past Chair for the Women's Information Network, WIN.
Jennifer has served as the Financial and Operations Director at the DC Coalition Against Domestic Violence since 2007. As Director, she is responsible for the overall management and operations of the finance, accounting, and administrative functions of the Coalition; including planning and budgeting, audit and internal controls, financial report preparation, and general controllership.
With 20 years of experience, she has devoted the last ten years to working with non-profit organizations. Prior to joining the Coalition, she served as: Revenue Agent with the Internal Revenue Service, Accounts Payable and Senior Accountant with the Lab School of Washington, Senior Accountant with the House of Ruth, and Senior Accountant with Turner and Lehrfeld, LLC.
Tamaso joined the Coalition in late 2012 as a Law Fellow and is currently a Policy Attorney. As a member of the policy team at the Coalition, Tamaso's work focuses on local legislative initiatives and systems change advocacy as well as technical assistance to Coalition member programs and allied organizations. Tamaso is a graduate of the George Washington University Law School where he participated in the Domestic Violence Project clinic and was active in the leadership of the GW Feminist Forum. Originally hailing from Seattle, WA, Tamaso received his B.A. in International Studies from the University of Washington. In addition to his work at DCCADV, he currently volunteers with WomensLaw.org, a free email hotline providing support and referrals on domestic violence and family law issues.
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