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Chapter Six4 Reviews
What would you do in six months?
"There," Carson grinned, putting the final touches on the gourmet meal in front of her. She picked up the plates and stuck them in the oven, which was at a low temperature. "All you'll have to do is take them out when you two are ready to eat."
Brendon rubbed the back of his neck nervously, "I have a bad feeling about this."
"I'm telling you, even a piece of celery couldn't mess this up," She replied, rolling her eyes. She had given Ryan and he about three thousand pep talks in the last month. "I'll meet you at Starbucks in the morning so you can give me all the details. And don't run to Mexico, because I stole your passport." She waved it in front of his face and walked out, sighing heavily.
She was tired, and just wanted to go home. But now she needed to make sure Ryan was actually going to show up. She knew she was supposed to call Pete but he would make her come home, and she really needed to get Ryan's passport off the premises also.
Carson arrived at Ryan's apartment to find him desperately climbing into a car. "Ryan! Don't you dare get in that car! I have worked way too heard for you to run away now!"
He stopped in shock and guilt. He got out, and put his hands up in surrender. "Sorry Car."
"It's okay Ry, but you need to stick around for Brendon, he'll be devasted if you leave," Carson begged. "C'mon, you'll never know if you don't try. Now give me your passport." She stuck out her hand and he slapped it down. "Thank you. I'll see you at the park tomorrow afternoon."
She finally picked up her phone, calling Pete. "Hey baby," He crooned. "How are you? I was just coming to your apartment."
"I'm just leaving Ryan's, after confiscating his passports." Carson explained. "I'm really tired though. I might just go to sleep."
"Okay then… Do you want me to stay home then?" Pete asked uneasily.
"Well, if you don't mind taking a nap…"
"I'll be over soon." Pete hung up and Carson just smiled to herself. She climbed into bed, sighing and hoping he would get there before she fell asleep. Her eyes drifted close, hugging a pillow close.
Pete used his newly made key to get into Carson's apartment. He shrugged off his jacket, and flicked off the lights that she had forgotten. He walked to her room, smiling at her sleeping form. He gently eased in next to her, wrapping his arms tightly around her. "I love you."
Carson's eyes flew open, her hands moving to grip his. "I love you too, Pete." She turned in his arms, grinning, and kisses his lightly.
Pete blushed, "I didn't know you were awake."
"Are you going to take it back?" Carson pouted.
"No, I just didn't know how you'd feel about it," Pete explained. "I mean, we've known each other for a month, dating each other just as long. It's not really a long time…"
"We're a special case," Carson yawned. "Now I really do need to sleep."
"Ok, I might order food later, do you want me to get any for you?" Pete asked quietly.
"No, I'm good," Carson mumbled. Pete had already made up his mind to order something for her anyways.
An hour later, Pete was sitting in her kitchen, flipping through a magazine. There was a knock at the door, and he rose to answer it. Standing in the doorway was a fair-haired man, slightly familiar though Pete couldn't place him.
The man looked confused, "I'm sorry, I must have the wrong place… I'll just-"
"Are you looking for Carson?" Pete interrupted suddenly.
The man smiled suddenly, "Yes, yes I am. Is this her place? Do you live here too?"
"Yes, and no, I don't live here. Come in," Pete said. "She's sleeping. Just be quiet. I don't want her to wake."
"Oh, okay," The man nodded. "I'm sorry, I haven't introduced myself. My name is Caden. Caden Rose. I'm Carson's brother."
Pete stood in shock, staring at Caden, "I didn't know she had a brother."
Caden laughed, "Well, she does. Two in fact, and three sisters. She raised us all."
"What do you mean raised?" Pete looked interested suddenly.
"Well, you see, our mother really only gave birth to me and Carson. She adopted the other four, and we're all within two years of each other. Carson being the oldest." Caden explained. "Our mother was neglecting, and was never home. Our father left by the time Carson was eight. What do you know about Carson after high school?"
"I know she went to a culinary arts school in Paris for two years, and she spent two years in Julliard. I don't know much other than that." Pete answered.
"Well, she's twenty-five years old." Caden said. "She spent two years working, just making sure we all went through school, got scholarships, and got into good colleges. Then she traveled the world for a year, ending up in Paris. Two years there, and she was in Julliard. Where she met Kyle. He got a job out here in L.A. She sped up her program, and moved here. Gabby and Brandon had moved here three years previous. I hated Kyle. He made her quit Julliard, and I knew she didn't really love him. She's been here about eight months."
Pete digested the new information, and stood to make tea. "She'll probably be awake soon. She's been sleeping since around four."
"So, what do you do?" Caden turned into protective brother within seconds.
Pete carefully thought about how to word his profession, "I'm in the music industry."
"Hmmm… very elusive." Caden joked. "What part?"
"Well, I'm in a band… and I kind of manage my own record company. And clothing company." Pete said hesitantly.
"Impressive, what band? Anything I might of heard of? What do you play?"
"I play bass. And I write the lyrics. My band's name is Fall Out Boy," Pete added.
"I've heard of you guys, pretty good, in my opinion, and I'm not just being polite," Caden said bluntly.
Carson wandered into the room, eyes still closed, "Pete?" She opened her eyes, still not seeing Caden who was seated behind her. "Is that tea?"
"It'll be done in a minute," Pete assured her. "Why don't you sit on the couch for now?" Carson nodded and turned, immediately spotting her brother.
"Caden?!?!?" She squealed. "What are you doing here?" He picked her up and spun her around.
"What? I can't come see my favorite, most hard working sister?" Caden laughed.
Carson thought about that for a moment, shaking her head, "Actually, no. What do you need?"
Caden met her eyes, "Gabby called me."
Carson's eyes widened in shock and horror, and she shook her head to signify they couldn't talk there. "She's upstairs, let's go see her."
Pete rolled his eyes, classic Carson reaction. What he'd started to call in his head CCR. "Car, take your tea. I have a feeling you're going to need it."
Carson smiled sadly at him, though he didn't know the real reason, "Thanks Pete. I'll be back soon. Stick around. Please." Pete nodded, and Carson dragged Caden upstairs. She banged on Gabby's door until she opened, because Carson had forgotten her key.
"What?" Gabby groaned staring at them in mock contempt.
"Where in hell do you get off telling my brother I have cancer? Did you call the rest of my family too?" Carson said to her in a low voice. "Who are you going to tell next? Pete?"
Caden turned to her, "He doesn't know? Are you kidding me Car?" Carson looked away, ashamed. "The guy is head over heels in love with you! What are you doing to him?"
Carson's eyes filled with tears, "I don't know. I love him Caden, I do. I don't want to hurt him."
Gabby sighed, "You have to tell people Carson. There are people who care about you. You need to tell them."
"I will soon. But I need the two people who do know to just stop butting in. I'll figure this out on my own time." Carson said exasperatedly. "Caden, where are you staying?"
"Right here, actually. With Gabby and Brandon." Caden said. "Can we meet for lunch or something? We have some catching up to do."
Carson thought quickly, "How about dinner? I'm pretty busy otherwise." Caden nodded and Carson dashed downstairs. She found Pete eating take out and smiled. She sat down and started to eat the first thing she could get her hands on. Pete smiled, glad he ordered extra again.
A/N- This is a big filler. Just like the one before it. Sorry... But I want reviews! I'm not going to update without at least five reviews! I'm desperate! I didn't get any from the last chapter!


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Sunday Student Soiree @ Cultural Center of Cape Cod
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Sunday Student Showcase
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New Sigma 150mm f2.8 Macro OS, 120-300mm f2.8 OS (and two variations of EF-610 flash unit)
This concludes the catch-up-a-thon to the major announcements up to right now. We will get to the smaller stuff later in the week. Sigma surprised everyone when they dropped a new SD1 DSLR with a 46mp/15mp Foveon sensor, but before that announcement, came two new lenses and a new flash unit with two variations. Let's have a look...
Sigma 150mm f2.8 Macro DG EX OS (stabilized) HSM
Sigma is going through an optical stabilization (OS) phase with their new lenses and that's a good thing - at least according to fans of OS. The new 150mm f2.8 macro is a 35mm full frame lens, with 1:1:, 38cm minimum focusing distance, 19 elements in 13 groups, and things like that.
Read all about it
+ Quesabesde
+ lens diagram and MTF at DSLR Magazine
+ dpreview
+ Photography Blog
+ Le Monde
+ did Sigma forget to mention which mounts this is going to be available in?
Sigma 120-300mm f2.8 DG EX OS HSM
Zoom-zoom with this one, with all the buzz words (OS, HSM, f2.8, EX). This has weather resistant construction but shockingly Sigma hasn't coined a "WR" to put in the lens name :) The lens takes 105mm filters, has 23 elements in 18 groups (you know it's not a prime!), nine-blades (take than Gillette Mach 4), f22 minimum focusing distance, and things like that.
Read all about it
+ lens diagram and MTF at DSLR Magazine
+ dpreview
+ Photo Radar
+ did Sigma forget to mention which mounts this is going to be available in?
Sigma EF-610 DG Super and EF-610 DG ST flash units
Sigma has two new flash units, a "Super" and an "ST". Due to time constraints we move ahead in our Photokina coverage. Check the press releases below...
Read all about it
+ DC Views
+ ephotozine
+ Digital Photographer UK
+ dpreview


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What: "Measuring Telework and Mobility Return on Investment: A Snapshot of Agency Best Practices," a report developed by the Mobile Work Exchange in conjunction with the Office of Personnel Management. It was released with the exchange's Telework Return on Investment Calculator.
Why: The report comes on the heels of OPM's annual telework report to Congress, which states that telework will be increasingly important to federal agencies in the coming years. About 300,000 feds teleworked in fiscal 2012, a 24 percent jump from 2011.
The report and the calculator are designed to support agencies' telework mission success. The report shares the best ways for measuring the success of telework efforts, as outlined by telework managing officers across government. It offers measurement guidelines, describes tools and resources available to agencies, and provides formulas for calculating returns on telework investments through in-depth looks at commuting costs, transit subsidies, environmental impacts, continuity of operations, employee productivity, real estate savings, utility costs, and employee recruitment and retention.
Verbatim: "Conducting a comprehensive [return on investment] study requires setting the stage (e.g., defining telework roles, frequency, and outcome goals), determining the appropriate value factors to measure, calculating cost factors, identifying valid methods for measuring the value factors, obtaining and using a reliable telework tracking system, and controlling for other variables."
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Obama challenges FISA rulingThursday, February 23, 2012 at 11:25 am by David Wilson
The Obama administration is challenging an appeals court ruling which allows the ACLU's lawsuit against the 2008 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) Amendments Act to proceed (Love the redundancy!).
The appeals court ruling, which was issued in March 2011, held that our case could forward (sic), rejecting the administration's arguments that the case should be dismissed because our clients could not prove their communications would be collected under the law.
The ACLU filed the suit "less than an hour" after President Bush signed it into law back in 2008.
The suit was filed on behalf of a broad group of attorneys and human rights, labor, legal and media organizations whose work requires them to engage in sensitive telephone and email communications with people outside the U.S. Our plaintiffs include Amnesty International USA, Human Rights Watch, The Nation, the Service Employees International Union and journalists Chris Hedges and Naomi Klein.
According to the ACLU,
That law gives the government unprecedented authority to monitor Americans' international emails and phone calls.
At the end of this year,
The Act is scheduled to sunset in December 2012, and we're calling for amendments that would prohibit dragnet surveillance, require the government to be more transparent about how the law is being used and place stronger restrictions on the retention and dissemination of information that is collected.
Of course, the government's argument is another fine example of circular thinking:
The Justice Department claims that the plaintiffs should not be able to sue without first showing that they have been monitored under the program – information that the government refuses to provide.
So let's be perfectly clear. According to the US government, one cannot sue unless it's proven that one was monitored, but the US government will not disclose whether one has been monitored. Keen!
Tags: electronic privacy, FISA, Obama administration, surveillance, warrantless surveillance


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- Director: John Stockwell
- Writers: Nick Ball, John Niven
- Producer: Bill Perkins
- Associate Producers: Keith Perkins, Iva Ristic
- Executive Producers: Ram Bergman, Derrick Borte
- Art Direction: Radoslav Mihajlovic
- Castings: Venus Kanani, Mary Vernieu
- Costume Design: Bojana Nikitovic
- D.O.P.: Jean-François Hensgens
- Editors: Ben Callahan, Jeff McEvoy
- Makeup: Carla Vicenzino
- Production Design: Aleksandar Denic
Anthony always dreamed of being a famous chef. Julian only thought about women. With neither really working out, the childhood best friends decide to start a detective agency.
Unfortunately for them, on their first case they must help protect a sexy, high class escort who holds the key evidence to a scandalous cover up.
The two bumbling detectives soon find themselves running from the mob, a corrupt US Senator, and a ruthless Mary Poppins-like assassin – all of whom will stop nothing to hide the truth… It's just an average day for two bumbling losers.
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- MPAA Warning: Strong bloody violence, sexual content, nudity and language
- Production Companies: Lleju Productions and Films, Modern VideoFilm
- Production Schedule: 5 October 2009 - December 2009


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I hate charcoal as a medium but I need way more pieces like this to have a diverse portfolio to apply to anywhere fun. Ah, but it's okay so long as I'm drawing something I like.
I hate charcoal as a medium but I need way more pieces like this to have a diverse portfolio to apply to anywhere fun. Ah, but it's okay so long as I'm drawing something I like.
And From Heaven Fell
Watercolor, ink, and wire
An experiment with 3 dimensional things! There is the drawing beneath and I managed to get some triangles on some wire and glue it in such a way that it stands off the paper at least a centimeter or so. Perhaps should have done the triangles in acrylic or something but I am very happy with this.
Ink and Watercolor
I've had so many things ready to upload…sigh. To be honest, a lot of it was lazy. The rest of it was…the friend who introduced me to Tumblr threw me away, cut all ties with me, without ever giving a reason. So, I've had a hard time even being on tumblr because all I can think about sometimes is how I meant utterly nothing to someone who I was incredibly good friends with for years…to someone who said they cared over and over, but in the end, everything they've ever said to me was a lie.
But- back Howard, and that is indeed Howard there. Not happy with the face as much as I'd like to be, but very pleased with the sand. And my senior project (graphic novel featuring Howard!) is finally moving along.
I'll upload once a day now, until I'm caught up! Ahh…and I must be busy with college applications! So much to do, it's a shame I'm so easily devastated.
I've had so much trouble uploading the images of the finished Alice in Wonderland book sculpture! I thought to use the mobile tumblr app…which of course didn't work in slightest… Combined with all the weird issues with my scanner, with having time to do this or that, with a really confusing and stressful first semester, I'm just at my wit's end now. Hopefully, this will start to change. So far it hasn't, but there's always soon.
I've secured an editor/helper of sorts for my graphic novel script and recently submitted the proposal to the administration of my school. Soon, I'll be able to start doing concept art and making the bible with the settings and timelines and everything in earnest and without fear that everything I do will be for naught. Once it's approved, if it's approved, I'll feel better buckling down to work on it.
In the meantime, I shall wrestle with everything in an attempt to get the sculpture pictures up! And then soon everything else…hopefully.
The Quiet Kind of Fear
The first piece of my concentration! After a rather bizarre and stressful first semester, I was finally able to start on this. The idea is that each piece is an emotion, but a nuanced one. Or rather, an attempt at one. Line, color, texture, etc are all used to convey the emotion without any words. Thus, I feel I shouldn't talk much about them. I can judge their success only by what others interpret them as with no explanation. Though…the title might give it away. I may switch to just numbering them.
Woman in Green
The second part of my 1920s/art deco project. I tried to simplify things again but…kind of still did a lot of little details like the folds in her dress… I also incorporated more of the art deco design in this one via the background. Messed up clearly and made that one arch shape thing all wonky though, heh.
Again, the scan seems funky for some reason. Colors are usually a little off for me but never this washed out. Not sure what's up with my scanner, perhaps it's on the verge death finally. 'Tis an old thing.
Woman in Blue
My art independent study's been a little on the wonk lately. But all the same, I got a chance to make some things. I did a little project on Art Deco and 1920s fashion. I was experimenting with trying to make a very simplified drawing. Not sure how I feel about it though.
Scan also seems really blurry but I'm not sure why. Might have to mess with the scanner and reupload later.
Alice and the Queen of Hearts cutouts for a book sculpture I'm making.
I can't believe how many people actually liked the first book sculpture I made. I actually sort of abandoned it at school because I didn't feel like trying to carry it on the bus and at the beginning of this year I find it displayed on a shelf in the library by this little cafe area we have! And then a week or so ago I had one of my teachers actually commission one from me! I'd be willing to make them for free if people just asked! And then I find out some other teacher wants one and then the principal!
It's very exciting! I didn't really like the book sculpture I made…it was a cop out I did literally the night before the deadline so now, I feel obligated to do something infinitely better. I don't think I deserve all this attention and that sculpture certainly doesn't deserve the praise it's been getting, so I really have to make up for it this time.
The one my english teacher commissioned is going to be the Book Thief as well! I loved that book…and now I have to read it again so it's perfect…
My first commission- I can barely believe it. Even if it's just praise it feels so…I don't even know. I feel honored and a bit sad. I don't think I earned it so I have to prove that I can do far better than that crap in the library.
I'll be posting the rest of the cut outs today, I plan to finish them tonight and assemble them tomorrow.
As opposed to a flea and some booze-
Anyway, as I finally have my art independent study squared away this year and now spend about two hours a day working on art for class, I shall henceforth be dumping it on here! Woo! First thing I'm working on is a still life, but in pixel art. It's…difficult…
As for the graphic novel I've been working on….well, suffice it to say I've sort of been abandoned by the teacher who was supposed to help with the script… He's working as an assistant principal now at a different school and while he agreed to still help me, he's really crazy busy on top of being a bit of a scatterbrain…So, I must begin the slow and painful process of writing that with next to no help and pray that he'll have some time to shoot me an email of his thoughts about it…
And if you'll excuse me, I'm going to shout a moment to hopefully catch someone scrolling through the tags. I NEED AN EDITOR OF SOME SORT! FOR THIS STORY I HAVE!! Hopefully someone looked at that… Anyway, yes I do need an editor. Not just someone to check for errors, but someone to help me with this little project I have. It's going on the tumblr on it's own separate tumblog, but will still be linked to this account! Its going to be full of some short stories. Now I know it won't be for everyone but the gist of it is:
I'd ask friends of mine but they're either busy or have negative amounts of interest in helping me with this. Thus, I must reach out to strangers and hope the Omegle incident does not happen again. *shudders*
Anyway, if you like the sound of this little project keep an eye open. And if you are or know someone who would like to help me or might be interested in doing so- please tell them! Also probably me as well.
I'll try to upload more than just "plans" from here on out! I feel bad because I seldom have anything good enough to show anyone so I rarely have anything to put up…
Well, if you've bothered to read at least half of this, thank you very much! Actual interesting things are coming soon!! (i actually have deadlines to turn things now!)
It's all Wonky
Pencil and pen
I was practicing drawing realistically and bunked it up. So I started to try t work with it via doodles. It's a neat idea at least, hair that's doodles. I might do something with the idea later, or at the very least practice observing things better!
Blech….school's almost started too…how awful….Then I'll have even less time to procrastinate on doing things!
Some notes and such for that graphic novel thing. Also a test because tumblr seems to hate my one pixel art so much it won't load….
Looking over these things, I'd think I was crazy if I didn't know myself better. My brain works funny.
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I was digging around my mess of folders and found this. I distinctly remember hating it with a passion once I'd finished drawing it though I can't say I remember why.
Zawn was part of an RP I was doing with my friend. His mate is Katzen, the little pixel art that was my first ever official post on here!
Didn't like Celeste's earlier look too much thus I changed it. My one friend who actually grasps coding was playing with Stencyl and I found that I was able to figure out some things. So far, I can make her walk and change the scene!!
I'm still not sure what's going on with her dress but I think it looks far better. It's actually the original shape that her purple one was but that apparently didn't save all the colors. I just sort of re-did everything. I think the lips look better now, and I cleaned up the face because it was really covered in stray useless pixels. Still isn't too great but it's better than before.
I wanted to animate her hair bouncing as she walked at the very least, but I just can't find a good way to do it. I really, really don't want to have to redo her curls but I think I will have to.
Looks better, overall though.
She looks more doll-esque than before which is good. She's not supposed to look like a little girl.
I can't sleep and I've felt very useless lately. I've recently re-found this drawing I spent ever so long on and realized I'd rather like to finish it. Alas, I didn't quite plan out a good background and am now at a complete loss. I was thinking some kind of snake pattern but none of my thumbnails please me…ahhhh
He's supposed to be painted too…sigh.
I have done very little of the things I should be doing and much of this. This being a game idea I've had kicking around in my head for years, but as I lack the programming skills or patience to do much all I can do is make the art and keep telling myself I'll figure it out. It's done in Stencyl and this is the result I've put together after several days worth of pixeling. There are 23 distinct tiles, I think the stone path tiles use 6 colors, the grass three, save for the single grass tile that's just green. Celeste, the little chickita there gave me a headache. I've found that when I work with skin tones for too long my eyes start melting and I've been working on her all of last night and all this morning. She needs to be animated and literally every other tile needs to be made. But the idea is there and I've started- so that's a thing I'll probably never be able to finish.
I was so worried her proportions wouldn't match the tiles as I'd made those first as practice, but after a lot of tweaking I got the doll look I was going for. The idea is that she's a re-purposed battle android. She fought with Charles during some war or another, and was given to her granddaughter as sort of nanny/giant doll. Sophie, the little girl, her parents aren't around much so she spends almost every waking moment with Celeste. But, things start to go wrong in their little house. Monsters start appearing, people lose it, and to top it off, the equipment that makes their home habitable is starting to malfunction. As they live on a yet to be terraformed Mars, that's a bit of a problem for everything that breathes, like Sophie. The game would center around protecting Sophie as well fighting off the monsters and such. It'd be a sci-fi/horror sort of thing. Rather puzzle-y as I really wouldn't want to implement any sort of combat system. A turn based system would just be a series of menus but I'm a million percent certain even that would explode my brain. But who knows- I can't do much without the other tiles anyway. Maybe someday.


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12/30/11 – General Assembly Minutes (7pm)
December 31, 2011 in GA resolutions, Meeting minutes
Jason from Events committee had an announcement, that they had decided to focus on more events, albeit smaller direct-action types.
Sara from Outreach committee had an announcement on the veterans organization, which was turned into a proposal.
Jo from the Unnamed working group announced a fundraiser planned for Jan 24th, to begin at 5-5:30. Booths are planned, venues are being located, the highlight of the night is a mock State of Dis-Union address, to be followed by an Occupy Denver fashion show and a raffle.
On the agenda were two proposals to form new committees and one proposal to set the theme for the Jan 14th march.
The first proposal, which passed unanimously on a vote of 23-0-0, was to form a new committee tasked with resource development. This is the same group which is doing the Jan 24th fundraiser. The name of the group is TBD, as the working name was deemed exclusive and no one cares to call it Resource Development.
The second proposal, which passed on a vote of 21-0-1, was to designate the Jan 14th march as being for American veterans. Outreach has already contacted veterans associations and Oathkeepers to participate.
The third proposal, which passed unanimously on a vote of 25-0-0, was to re-form the Legal committee. DABC is handling training for committee members, and several members of GA signed up to join the newly re-formed committee.
General announcements were re-opened after the agenda items. The new committees were informed they would be getting email packages from Admin to coordinate paperwork and meeting notes, and the PR committee – version 2.0 – was roundly commended for their excellent work after the committee shake-up. GA was dismissed at 8:20.
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Néologismes Économiques Dans La Presse Italienne D'Information Générale
AbstractThe written press is a continuously evolving organism, playing an important part in spreading the linguistic patterns. It is the privileged support of innovation, because it presents accurate facts, takes over the innovations from the specialized language and meanwhile it creates new words out of the necessity of naming the new objects, concepts and phenomena, but even out of stylistic reason or out of their desire to captivate the readers. In the present paper we define our goal as being the identification and the description of neologisms present in the economic section of two Italian daily newspapers of general interest, Corriere della Sera and La Repubblica. This section defines itself through a great number of neologisms in comparison to the other sections. Some of them have immediate success and enter the common language, being immediately recorded in the dictionary; others are ephemeral, closely connected to certain events with no implications and that don't start another series of events.
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Posted by Positive Food For ThoughtNick G. on Wednesday, February 25th, 2009
Aren't you getting sick of bad news? So much of negativity is self-fulfilling and contagious. It is time for us to look for the good we have and not get mired in the bad news. Not that we shouldn't face reality, but facing it with a smile and courage is better than with a frown and worry! Our customers, minivans, and mobility all are something I am positive about!
It seems that these days with the challenges facing all automotive OEMs, and particularly Chrysler Corporation, I get many questions about the future of the Chrysler minivan lineup: the Dodge Caravan and Chrysler Town & Country. These two models are vital to the current handicap van market, representing over half of the industry demand. While I am in no position to comment on the future of Chrysler Corporation, I can say that its share of the US minivan market at over 40% and more than 250,000 unitsgives me great confidence that this product will be around for many years. The new RT platform, Chrysler's name for the Caravan/Town & Country redesign, has been a big hit in both the general market and certainly in the wheelchair van business. Our customers and dealers consistently comment on the improvements over the old model in areas such as ride, handling, and ergonomics. On top of this, we've got a great newly designed wheel chair van conversion that leads the pack in quality and performance. The quality and reliability of automobility products, including wheelchair vans for people with disabilities, has never been stronger!
Customers in all parts of the economy are filled with fear; fear of job loss, fear of inflation, fear of higher taxes, fear of not being able to pay their bills, fear of the future in general. There are two things I know for certain: 1-people with disabilities need a vehicle that provides them with mobility and freedom they deserve, and 2-BraunAbility is absolutely positive about the future for the Ability Industry, our customerbaseand the vehicles that are so important to our conversions.There are still well over 500,000 minivanspurchased in the US, along with a healthy market inCanada – despite a severe auto industry downturn. We are confident that these platforms will continue, and that while Chrysler may be struggling, their minivan remains a leaderand will continue to be so in whatever ownership hands it ends up in. Further, the strength of Toyota and momentum of the Sienna make these minivan platforms vibrant and poised for growth in the market and asvehicles for wheelchair van conversions.
It's time for all of us to reverse the downward spiralthat negativity causes, and focus on what we have that is working, positive, and exciting. Minivans are still a large and attractive market in the US and Canada, and there are multiple OEM brands that support high volume production – golden in this difficult environment. The need for wheelchair van conversions is solid despite this economic downturn. BraunAbility's commitment to the industry has never been stronger, and we have the best line-up of qualified mobility dealers to serve our dynamic customer base.
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Chicken And Slick Dumplings
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- 1 (5-pound) baking hen
- 2 quarts water
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 cup shortening
- 2 cups self-rising flour
- 3/4 cup boiling water
- Salt and pepper to taste
- Combine chicken, 2 quarts water, and 1 teaspoon salt in a large Dutch oven; bring to a boil. Reduce heat, cover, and simmer 2 1/2 hours or until chicken is tender. If necessary, add water to maintain at least 3 cups broth. Remove chicken from broth; cool. Bone chicken, and cut into bite-size pieces. Return chicken pieces to broth, and set aside.
- Cut shortening into flour with a pastry blender until mixture resembles coarse meal. Add boiling water, stirring with a fork until dry ingredients are moistened. Turn dough out onto a lightly floured surface; roll to 1/8- inch thickness, and cut into 1/2- x 3-inch strips.
- Bring broth to a boil. Drop dumplings into broth. Cover immediately; reduce heat, and simmer 10 minutes. Add salt and pepper to taste. Serve immediately.
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As one of the Culinary Institute of America's top instructors, Michael Garnero is the go-to chef many turn to when they want to learn healthy cooking.
He says he's turned away from "no fat" cooking to what he calls "smart fat" eating.
"No-fat cooking tastes terrible, but if you exchange the bad saturated fats for healthy monounsaturated fats, the food tastes better, and you're doing something good for your body," he says.
Still, even with healthy fats, it's possible to get too much of a good thing. And Garnero has some tricks up his sleeve for cutting back on fat without cutting back on flavor.
Among his favorite tips: Substitute low-fat yogurt for some of the high-fat ingredients in salad dressings.
"The trick is to strain it through a fine mesh colander or cheesecloth overnight, which allows all the whey and liquids to separate," he says. The result is a thicker, full-bodied and flavorful yogurt that more easily binds to other ingredients, including spices.
He also suggests using fruit purees or reduced fruit juices to pique the flavors of dressings or side dishes.
The concept of pumping up the flavor is also embraced by culinary instructor Toby Amidor, MS, RD, at the Art Institute of New York City, where she teaches restaurant chefs to change their high-fat ways.
"The most famous chef quote is fat equals flavor, but I am teaching them to turn towards adding more flavor with more flavors: spices, herbs, fruits, purees, sauces -- and the more exotic, the better," says Amidor.
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In her book Fast Food Fix, Alexander offers healthy alternatives to name-brand, fast-food dishes. Here is one of her favorites:
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WebMD Weight Loss Clinic members: Journal one serving as 1 medium dessert + 4 ounces yogurt, plain or with artificial sweetener.
Alexander's version will save you 64 calories, 12 grams of fat, and 1.5 grams of saturated fat over the original.
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- Preheat oven to 350 F degrees. Mist an 8 1/2 x 4 1/2 x 2 1/2 inch nonstick loaf pan with cooking spray; set aside.
- Sift flour, cinnamon, salt, baking soda, baking powder, cloves and nutmeg into a mixing bowl; set aside.
- In a large mixing bowl, combine sugar, yogurt, and egg whites. Using a sturdy whisk, mix until thoroughly blended. Stir in the pumpkin. Add the dry ingredients to the pumpkin mixture. Stir until no flour is visible. Pour into the reserved pan; bake for 55-60 minutes or until toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean.
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Located on the western edge of Lookout Mountain, this is one of the most scenic parks in the state, offering rugged geology and beautiful vistas. The park straddles a deep gorge cut into the mountain by Sitton Gulch Creek, and elevation differs from 800 to 1,980 feet. The most spectacular view into the canyon is found near the picnic area parking lot; however, additional views can be found along the rim trail. Hardy visitors who hike to the bottom of the gorge find two waterfalls cascading over layers of sandstone and shale into pools below. Cottages are located near the canyon edge, while the parks walk-in campsites provide exceptional privacy for tents. Outdoor lovers should not miss this parks spectacular scenery.
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40 greatest female athletes: Steffi Graf
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Al Bello/Getty ImagesA monster forehand and immaculate footwork helped Steffi Graf capture 22 Grand Slam singles trophies.ESPN is marking the 40th anniversary of Title IX by unveiling the top 40 female athletes of the past 40 years.
When she was 18, Steffi Graf took down a legend in the finals of the French Open. A year later, Graf won the "Golden Slam," claiming all four majors and winning the gold medal at the Seoul Olympics.
In all, the No. 9 woman in ESPN's countdown won 22 major singles titles, second all-time for women and men, and was ranked No. 1 in the world for 186 consecutive weeks.
"She would be out on the courts in the early morning putting in the work," says former men's tour player Brad Gilbert, who coached Graf's husband, Andre Agassi. "She was always putting in the work. When somebody is that great and working harder than anybody else, that's when you get absolute greatness."
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No. 36: Soccer player Kristine Lilly
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People Liked Their Music Fastest in the '80s
September 19, 2013
Welcome to the third in our series of inquiries into how popular music has changed over time, based on research by The Echo Nest data alchemist Glenn McDonald. To figure this stuff out, he ran the 5,000 hottest songs from each year through The Echo Nest's system for listening to music to determine its audio attributes (we also do plenty of other stuff, but that's one thing we do). Previously, we looked into how popular music's "danceability" and energy level changed over the same period.
That the pace of modern life has been accelerating is taken as a given. And in some ways, it's actually true. Last year, people took 10 percent of all of the photographs ever created in the history of the world. And a mere glimpse at your email, Twitter, and Facebook feeds should confirm that information comes at us with ever-increasing frequency.
One exception: music. As everything else speeds up, the tempo (also known as "beats per minute") of the music we like has remained fairly constant over past few decades.
There was, however, a time when the speed of our favorite music was accelerating. Starting in the '50s, the advent of rock n' roll may have combined with our growing obsession with the automobile and/or other factors to propel the tempo of our favorite music to new heights, leading to highpoints in 1980 and 1983, as you can see here:
The "fastest" year for music was 1980, with 110 BPM. Here's what that tempo sounds like, courtesy of Diana Ross' disco anthem "I'm Coming Out":
Meanwhile, the "slowest" year for music was 1960, with a BPM of 101. Here's what that sounds like, as demonstrated by Louis Armstrong's classic, "Blueberry Hill," released that year:
As for the present day, music fans in 2013 prefer an average beats-per-minute of 107, which is the tempo of Lorde's "Tennis Court":
So, there you have it: Even as news cycles shrink to a matter of minutes, the rate of photography explodes, and information generally spreads and expands with historically unprecedented velocity, people have decided they like the speed of their music fairly consistent — for now, anyway.
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They shut down the government, but they can't shut down Obamacare
The government shutdown will cost American taxpayers billions and furlough thousands of federal workers—all to make a political point.
A group of Republicans in the House of Representatives has forced a government shutdown over Obamacare, but a key part of the new health care law went into effect today as planned. read more »


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I love gable. Everyday i come home i say somthing excelent about this wonderfull school and i never want to leave. I am in the sixth grade and i cant wait for the other things ahead at this school. You make alot of friends and you get to enjoy the best teacher of school wide. I love Gable Middle and I never want to leave this school EVER
The entire school culture at Gable is excellent. All 3 of my children just rave about assistant principal Mr. Hughes. He is so friendly, but does an outstanding job keeping students in line. I appreciate him being there and also the great job the others and the teachers do also.
This is a great school. The principle Mrs. Bush is so caring and devoted to the students.
Gable is an excellent school! My child has attended Blue Ribbon schools in the past and Gable ranks right up there with them. Gable has motivated my child. He is excited and happy to go to school everyday! The work is academically challenging, the class sizes are relatively small, and the teachers really seem to care. The school keeps you informed of what is going on and is run very efficiently.
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As a family who has moved around every few years and who has experienced other schools and districts, I can honestly say that Gable is one of the best schools we've ever experienced. The teachers are superior! They challenge the students to reach their highest potential. We have never had difficulties with moving to other schools after having attended Gable. The teachers prepare the students for any challenge. The administration is awesome. The principal is somewhat inexperienced but has proven herself worthy of the position. She has grown with each year she has been with Gable. In my opinion, there is no finer school!
Excellent administration that sincerely cares about the success of the students. L.E. Gable is very fortunate to have Ms. Bush as their principal. She is very dedicated and works very hard to help the kids succeed academically as well as learn to make good choices in life.
Gable is a wonderful school. Mr. Hughes has been there for a long time and he is wonderful for the school, as are the others.
this school is nice they are always putting the students first
Several concerns: children locked outside after school is suppose to be open in the mornings -no supervision. Teachers do not respond in a timely matter, and in some cases not at all. very limited communication with parents. Seems to be lack of strict leadership overall-administrative as well as between student and teachers.
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The Futility Of Pill Popping Your Way To Pretty; "Lollipop Bling" Is Coming; And More…
The "beauty from the inside" craze that has seen a spike in sales of beauty-enhancing supplements and nutritional drinks may just be a good marketing ploy aimed at the upwardly mobile. "People with disposable income to spend on vitamins, who are interested in their health and well-being, these are the people who need them the least," says Marion Nestle, a professor of nutrition, food studies, and public health at New York University, adding that it is very difficult to gauge improved dermatological health in people who already practice good skin habits. [T]
If you thought Jennifer Aniston's Lolavie fragrance name was questionable, get a load of this: Mariah Carey's new eau will be called Lollipop Bling. True story. [Scented Salamander]
Amanda Seyfried would chop off her glorious, golden locks for a movie, but the role would have to be "worth it," she says in the latest issue of InStyle Hair. So, yea or nay to any forthcoming Twiggy biopics? [StyleList]
The Aramis and Designer Fragrances division of Estée Lauder is getting hip to the now and launching a new fragrance app called Ascent. It uses aromachology, psychographics, and kinesthetics to guide interested parties through a series of questions and images in search of a perfect fragrance match. Test blotters may soon be obsolete. [WWD]
Congratulations, Iggy Pop—you've been voted the world's "worst face," according to a new survey from the U.K.'s Good Surgeon Guide. Still, that's kind of punk, right? [Telegraph]
Can Swiss apple stem cells make the transition from luxury and mass skincare products to makeup? Yes, in fact they can. The ingredient apparently stimulates stem cell activity in eyelash follicles, causing faster, stronger hair growth, making it a perfect fit for—you guessed, it—mascara. [Independent]


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Empiricism in ecological economics: a perspective from complex systems theory
AbstractEconomies are open complex adaptive systems far from thermodynamic equilibrium, and neo-classical environmental economics seems not to be the best way to describe the behaviour of such systems. Standard econometric analysis (i.e. time series) takes a deterministic and predictive approach, which encourages the search for predictive policy to 'correct' environmental problems. Rather, it seems that, because of the characteristics of economic systems, an ex-post analysis is more appropriate, which describes the emergence of such systems' properties, and which sees policy as a social steering mechanism. With this background, some of the recent empirical work published in the field of ecological economics that follows the approach defended here is presented. Finally, the conclusion is reached that a predictive use of econometrics (i.e. time series analysis) in ecological economics should be limited to cases in which uncertainty decreases, which is not the normal situation when analysing the evolution of economic systems. However, that does not mean we should not use empirical analysis. On the contrary, this is to be encouraged, but from a structural and ex-post point of view.
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- Salvador Pueyo, 2014. "Ecological Econophysics for Degrowth," Sustainability, MDPI, Open Access Journal, vol. 6(6), pages 3431-3483, May.
- Antonio Lopolito & Maurizio Prosperi & Roberta Sisto, 2009. "Socio-Economic Implications Of The Development Of A Bio-Refinery: An Analysis With Fuzzy Cognitive Maps," Quaderni DSEMS, Dipartimento di Scienze Economiche, Matematiche e Statistiche, Universita' di Foggia 19-2009, Dipartimento di Scienze Economiche, Matematiche e Statistiche, Universita' di Foggia.
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- Kozo Mayumi & Mario Giampietro & Jesus Ramos-Martin, 2012. "Reconsideration of Dimensions and Curve Fitting Practice in View of Georgescu-Roegen's Epistemology in Economics," Journal for Economic Forecasting, Institute for Economic Forecasting, Institute for Economic Forecasting, vol. 0(4), pages 17-35, December.
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|Two Servlet Filters Every Web Application Should Have
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Make sure also to investigate caching at the browser level. It can really make an enormous difference to the user experience.
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Good point. Here is a little bit of text and filter code for manipulating the Cache-Control HTTP header. The writeup also includes a link to the HTTP 1.1 spec section describing the Cache-Control filter.
I don't think mixing code for client-side cache control and server-side caching is a good idea. Mostly because the logic gets a little messy, e.g. usually you don't want to server-side cache static resources such as images, but you almost always would want to try and have the client cache images. How do you go about deploying the same filter to do this well? Might as well split the functionality in to two simple filters.


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Can't figure it out
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Prone to being alone
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Happy Birthday Michael! Here, Michael is celebrating the opening of The Wiz in 1978 with his young boy crush and long time friend, Diana Ross. Michael would have been 54 years old today.
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