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Julia & Zeus's California Bungalow with an Architectural Update
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Name: Julia & Zeus
Location: Pasadena, California
Size: 1,300 square feet
Years lived in: 10 years (approximately 2 years since the remodel)
Julia and Zeus loved their California bungalow, but the space was divided into so many small rooms, and they dreamed of completely opening up the space. With a little help from two very talented architects, the main areas are now one large, connected space. Julia and Zeus love that they can stand in the living room and see through to the backyard.
Even though opening up the home made it a bit more modern, Julia and Zeus have kept the warmth of the California bungalow. The built-in seating in the dining room is a reminder of the home's roots, and Julia's pottery collection and linens from her Grandmother add warmth and soul to the home.
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Our Style: We wanted to make a light filled and open California contemporary house out of a very typical 1930's bungalow. Back then there was a room for every purpose, making a very cellular and divided house. We wanted an open, free-flowing plan, and to make greater use of our backyard. But we also really love some of the original cabinetry with their simple hinges and sometimes clever uses, like a hidden ironing board. We wanted to re-use as much as possible.
Inspiration: California is an amazing place to live: the sunshine, great weather,
and great light. But these Mid-Century tract bungalow homes were not designed to take advantage of that. We really wanted to take advantage of everything the house and California have to offer.
Favorite Element: Pocket doors/French windows. We love the sliding doors. Our architects, Bo and Hisako, proposed a Japanese style sliding system that uses multiple tracks so the whole wall opens up to the outside.
Biggest Challenge: Integrating aspects of the original home design into the remodel. Bo and Hisako did a great job with this; preserving and transforming many built-ins — see the open shelving, ironing board/bar, old bread and dry goods drawers from the old "California cooler" in original kitchen, now part of built-in benches in dining area, and toilet throne.
What Friends Say: Not what they expected from the outside, which looks like a typical 1930s tract bungalow; they love the beams, the pocket doors.
Biggest Embarrassment: The backyard, which we have not yet landscaped at all.
Proudest DIY: It was Zeus' idea to mount the hammock hooks permanently in the sunroom walls, though we can't claim to have installed them ourselves.
Biggest Indulgence: Pocket doors
Best Advice: Don't be shy to explore ideas you're drawn to. With the help of a talented designer/architect (like Bo and Hisako), you'll be surprised at what can be done with a small space and limited budget.
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We love to bring things home from our travels.
Resources of Note:
- Bertazzoni range
- Fisher & Paykel two drawer dishwasher
- Samsung counter depth refrigerator
- Sliding doors designed by Bo & Hisako of Bunch Design, custom made by Taylor Brothers, Los Angeles
- Sofa in living room - Room&Board
- Orange recliner - Monte Grano nursing recliner
- Flowered chair in living room - Ikea
- Coffee table - Ikea
- Lamps in living and sun room - Ikea
- Couch in sunroom - Ikea
- Wicker chair in sunroom, dining room table and chairs - Second hand store in Phoenix
- Couch throw pillows - Ikea
- Linens - Madeira, Portugal, via Julia's grandmother
- Pottery - Street fairs in Mexico and Portugal
- Hammock in sunroom - Merida, Yucatan, Mexico
- Pendant fixtures in dining area - Sundance
- Fixtures on back deck - Schoolhouse Electric
- Oak
- Cork in the kitchen
- Kitchen backsplash accent - Mortarless Building Supply
- Kichen backsplash - Heath Ceramics
- Tiles in bathroom, Mortarless Building Supply
- Custom, by Cathy Pack
- Prints in sunroom and dining area - from 1971 calendar based on writings of Jose Saramago, bought from sidewalk vendor in Recife, Brazil
- Embroidered wall hanging in sunroom - purchased in Merida, Yucatan, Mexico
- Large black and white photo by window in living room, Flamenco dancers in Sevilla, Spain, taken during Julia's parents' honeymoon by her father
- Smaller black and white photos on dividing wall - by Peter McDonough (Julia's father)
- Embroidered wall hanging in living room - Madeira, Portugal
- Architects: Bo Sandius and Hisako Ichiki of Bunch Design
Thanks, Julia & Zeus!
(Images: Marcia Prentice)
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I love the kitchen, I can imagine you spend a lot of time there , it's light and nice.
Great use of bright colors, and I love the open shelving in the kitchen. It's a super cheerful house, which is great for a couple with a baby.
I love everything about the kitchen and dining area. So pretty! I love the sliding doors in the sun room. Such a fun house!
I almost bought that same flowered chair at Ikea they have in the living room but found it soooo uncomfortable..... it looks perfect in this space though!
Well done you guys.
What a happy house. I love the kitchen and the back deck, and the family looks adorable!
Nice job! I usually don't like open shelving, but this is quite possibly the best example of it that I've seen. There are normal things like boxes of tea (not totally staged!), and there's a lot of stuff there, but it works well.
This house is lovely and feels so homey. Great job!
Very cheery house. Please tell me you know the color of that bathroom (the blue green one with the shot of the toilet)
Absolutely gorgeous! Love the lights and colour, the ethnic artwork, the kitchen, oh... the kitchen!!
Julia & Zeus, thank you for sharing a glimpse of your home, adorable baby blessing & your smiles! So much love, life, warmth & vibrant beauty springing from each image! Simply gorgeous, warm and real ... so much life and love here! The balance is amazing as well ... clever simplicity in a lived-in home where everything is truly a work of art, loved & serves a purpose! Love every bit of it!
@Julia, your dress is beautiful ... so, is the tablecloth. Is the tablecloth one of the linen items from your Grandmother?
Love the addition and paint color choices. Lots of weird little close ups in this editorial though. Would have liked more of the house overall.
I think the tablecloth is from Crate and Barrel. What a cheerful, real house!
This is a favorite of mine! So much design in AT seems like nothing but the results of shopping trips made by people with slavishly trendy taste. This space if really rich with personal details and well-used, well-loved furnishings, and it's beautiful but doesn't foreground aesthetics over comfort. My only question involves the bedroom (love your bed, btw; I just bought a similar one): why not angle the bed centered in the corner so that it doesn't block that great window that's now behing it? You'll still get lots of room to move around it. In fact, sometimes angling a piece that way makes a room feel larger.
Sorry about that comment above. I wrote it about another post but somehow posted it here!
Love this. Best housetour ever.
Cute family, great house. Love the tiles in the kitchen and how you have used the open shelves. This looks like a really happy home!.
Love the kitchen - especially the backsplash! I also really like the built-in over the toilet.
I like the open shelving. Really lightens things up.
Really inspiring for California! There are so many of these tract homes, where it happened that the original developers built the same houses that they had built in Cincinnati or Indianapolis or Milwaukee without taking one minute to consider, as you say, the sunshine, the great weather and beautiful light. Especially true for the post-war houses slapped up for the returning GIs. But these bungalows are not all bad: They usually have a very respectful scale, emphasize practicality over pretense and foster a sense of neighborhood. I very much appreciate your maintaining what was good while finding a way to make your home take advantage of "California". And love all that wood! The exposed beams and the doors and deck. A happy place for a happy family.
Fledgling, I second your remarks about the positives of this type of housing. In Denver we are sadly losing whole neighborhoods of these type of affodable house to McMansion and bowling alley scaled duplexes and triplexes crammed onto single lots. And the people who buy them seem to stay no more than three years before they're up for sale again at some ridiculously high price.
I second also much of the praise already offered (kitchen, color choices, bathroom toilet surround). I found the treatment of the exterior especially appealing. I may see how I could adapt the paint color scheme and landscaping choices for my place. Sadly, I have no room to copy or adapt that gorgeous back porch.
The overall feeling of this tour reminded me of the little Oregon farmhouse rental featured just a few days ago. Although this is a much more designed, finished and polished space the common thread is the feeling of disciplined but calm and not uptight tidiness that doesn't seem fussy and obsessive but serves to support the orderly and happy lives of the occupants.
Well done! Really like your open shelving in the kitchen and the backsplash is beautiful! Cute little family - thanks for sharing!
You have a lovely, lovely home and an absolutely adorable baby - congratulations. The handrail(?) caught my eye outside the front of your house and I didn't think it looked right - maybe if it was painted or even removed. Your little one may enjoy swinging on it when he/she is older : )
One of my favorites! No MCM anywhere, which makes my day as I am not a fan of that style.
Love the kitchen and the open cabinets, you have your treasured displayed nicely. The bathroom is too cute and the door to outside is fab. Great job!
Can you share the exterior and interior green paint colors you used? Really like them both!
Can you share where you got the bathrom basin? Thank you.
SUPER kitchen and dining area. Nice in every way. How are you liking your cork floor? I would like to replace our Pergo kitchen floor with cork. What is the counter material?
The pocket doors must be great.
Hello everyone! This is Julia. Thanks for all of your comments. I'll try to answer your questions as best as I can:
Muesli: I'm sorry, I don't remember the name of the paint color in the bathroom, and can't find the chip. It's Dunn-Edwards, and I do remember we found it in the whites, actually - I was expecting it to come out much whiter with just a blue undertone, but it came out quite blue, which in the end was fine.
Lifeabundant: Kitty from DC is right, the tablecloth in the dining area is from Crate and Barrel. My grandma's linens are mostly smaller lace and embroidery, like doilies - you can see some of them underneath the potted succulents and flower vases. There is a larger framed embroidered piece that you can see In one of the living room shots, next to te bookcase. The dress is from a garage sale. (0:
KB Design: The exterior green is Dunn-Edwards, Woodland Walk (I only remember this because we painted the exterior much more recently). The green inside was painted by my husband when he first moved in to the house 10 years ago, and he doesn't remember the color but does recall that it was Ralph Lauren.
Roxana: I'm still looking for the model # of the sink. I'm pretty sure we ordered it from Faucets Direct. It is a knock-off of a more expensive Moen sink. It is very cute and we needed something that small because the space is so narrow, but it's not incredibly practical. It does the job for washing hands, but even then splashes over a bit.
MEBJohnson: We love the cork floor! It has give that makes it easy to stand on for long periods of time, is sturdy, hides dirt well and is easy to clean. I aso just really like the way it looks. The countertop is Ceasarstone Lagos Blue.
One last thing : we forgot to mention our contractor, Mario Alatriste of Casa Vieja Construction. He and his crew ( most notably Vidal) did a great job, and were very easy to work with. They worked very well with our architects, so much so that Bo & Hisako have used them for other jobs since.
Julia & Kitty from DC, thanks for your answers. I knew that tablecloth looked familiar for some reason.
Julia, revisited your tour to look for your Grandmother's beautiful linens that you mentioned. Love the embroidered piece & how it's mounted.
Sunshiney happy and unpretentious. Love your kitchen and sunroom.


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Good, solid show.
Poirier's full mount triangle armbar might be the submission of the year.
The overriding theme that I was left with was Roy Nelson's incredible toughness. Werdum shattered his nose and Nelson would not go down. Amazing. But he needs to improve his game; he wanted to brawl and Werdum did not fall into the trap.
Main event was the implementation of a brilliant plan by Greg Jackson and its execution by Carlos Condit. Stand and bang may make for fun fights but, like Werdum against Nelson, it wouldn't have been a winning strategy for Condit. By sticking and moving, Condit frustrated Diaz.
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A good win for Condit, who, let's face it, deserved a night off from having to score a spectacular KO or comeback win after the series of great fights he's given us. Perhaps the fans will forgive him some day for being an intelligent guy and solid family man and get behind one of the more entertaining and versatile fighters to ever stalk the octagon.
Hopefully, Roy Nelson can stick around. He's one of a kind, though that kind needs to diversify to avoid extinction. Scott Ferrozzo was an entertaining one-of-a-kind guy once upon a time, too. He had no chance against Fabricio, who is a legit title contender.
JoshKosh is a legit bore in the ring, but such a hateful prick you hope he sticks around for an asskicking. But can anyone humiliate him as badly as GSP did already? Well, we can dream. Perhaps Condit can fluster him into a career tap out, but I'd much rather see Carlos take on GSP next. He's earned the belt, and a shot at greatness.
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Worst fight: Koscheck/Pierce
Thoughts: Carlos displayed the game plan that all knew would work against Nick: Keep moving and throw kicks. That Nick never changed his strategy or checked a kick speaks volumes about Team Gracie. While I understand being upset, Nick's antics while Carlos was being interviewed made me sick. If Nick had lost the 5th because Carlos took him down with a minute left, we never would have heard the end of it. Nick is a classless little s++t that seems to get a pass for every childish stunt he pulls. I hope folks call him out on his behavior tonight.
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Hmmm.. Im gona guess, Maple burl? Whatever it is, it looks very nice. could it be elm?
I just added a few more pieces to my collection! lol. I was feeling BLUE!
The block is curly Mango! Then 2 sets of redwood "Martian" burl! And finally "Deep blue sea" Maple burl!!
Man, those are nice!!!
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Figured I would show you guys some of the pieces I selected for him to choose from!!
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White House Fence Restoration and Sidewalk Closure
The National Park Service is restoring the White House fence along Pennsylvania Avenue, portions of which are believed to date back to 1818. During this restoration work, sections of the White House sidewalk will be temporarily closed for public safety. More »
Construction Project Affecting the White House Sidewalk
Due to a construction project, a portion of both the White House sidewalk and Pennsylvania Avenue near East Executive Avenue will be closed until April 2015.
White House Visitor Center closed for Rehabilitation
Contact: Bill Line, Margie Ortiz, 202 619-7400
Washington, D.C. - National Park Service (NPS) Regional Director Stephen E. Whitesell today announced that the White House Visitor Center will close at 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 22, 2012, to undergo rehabilitation to provide a dramatically improved experience for visitors. Planning and design for the rehabilitation project have been underway since 2005. The project is a public private endeavor between the NPS and the White House Historical Association (WHHA), a nonprofit NPS partner since 1961.
Funding for the entire project comes from public and private funding. This funding includes NPS fees collected at national parks around the nation, a $3 million donation by the WHHA of the project's planning and design, and an additional WHHA donation that will fund the exhibits and media portions of the rehabilitation. The visitor center is expected to be closed for approximately 15 months while the rehabilitation takes place. On Saturday, July 28, 2012, a temporary visitor facility will open at the Ellipse Visitor Pavilion near the corner of 15th and E Streets, N.W. and it will remain open until the rehabilitation project is completed.
"Visitors who tour the White House and those who view it from the surrounding area will soon have the opportunity to learn about the history of the White House like never before," Whitesell said. "The National Park Service and the White House Historical Association are excited about making the story of one of our nation's most important icons accessible to all in new ways, especially to the young people and children who visit Washington, D.C. or call it home."
Improvements to the visitor center will include interactive exhibits and a model of the White House, as well as a new permanent museum gallery, a temporary exhibit area, an improved book sales area, visitor information facilities, and opportunities for children and families to connect to the history of the White House and President's Park in new ways. The WHHA has committed to establishing an endowment to fund the ongoing maintenance costs of the new technologies and exhibits in the visitor center.
"We are very pleased to continue our 50-year relationship with the National Park Service through creating an engaging and new educational opportunity for the public to learn about the history of the White House," said White House Historical Association president, Neil W. Horstman. -more- Page 2 Designs for the rehabilitation were developed by the SmithGroup (architecture and engineering) and Gallagher & Associates (exhibitions and media). In April of this year, NPS awarded a contract to Clark Construction Group, LLC, for the construction of the architectural and engineering portion of the rehabilitation.
In addition to revitalizing the space to improve the educational experience for visitors, design priorities included making the experience accessible for all visitors, protecting and enhancing the historic space, and incorporating sustainability principles.
Opened in 1995, the White House Visitor Center is operated by the NPS and located in Baldrige Hall in the Herbert Hoover building, which houses the U.S. Department of Commerce.
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On May 23-24, 1865, General William Tecumseh Sherman watched the Grand Review of the Armies of the Union parade down on Pennsylvania Avenue. Today, Sherman Park is where he once stood.


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HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (March 26, 2014) –The Rutgers women's lacrosse team (6-4) picked up its third-straight win, holding off Hofstra (5-6), 11-10, Wednesday evening on the road. Eight Scarlet Knights scored in the win, led by redshirt junior midfielder Lauren Sbrilli's (Martinsville, N.J.) second hat trick in as many games.
After trailing 2-1 early on, the Scarlet Knights netted three-straight goals to take a 4-2 advantage half-way through the opening half. RU managed to preserve at least a one-score lead, until the Pride scored back-to-back goals midway through the second stanza to even the game at 9-9. Rutgers regained the advantage two minutes later, but again Hofstra battled back to knot the score at 10-10. With 4:29 on the clock however, senior attacker Katrina Martinelli (Moorestown, N.J.) tallied what proved to be the game-winner, while the RU defense held off the Pride's attack for the remaining minutes of play.
Sbrilli led Rutgers with a team-high four points on three scores and an assist.
Also finishing with a multi-goal game was senior attacker Megan Clements (Pennington, N.J.), who finished with two scores. Sophomore attacker Kim Kolodny (Farmingdale, N.Y.) also recorded a multi-point game for RU, scoring a goal and dishing out two assists.
Junior midfielder Jenny Vlahos (Manhasset, N.Y.), redshirt sophomore midfielder Kristin Kocher (Medford, N.J.), sophomore attacker Halley Barnes (Garnet Valley, Pa.) and sophomore midfielder Chrissy Schreiber (East Meadow, N.Y.) all scored for Rutgers as well. Junior attacker Melissa Arthur (Marlton, N.J.) contributed an assist.
Rutgers jumped out to an early 1-0 lead, as Arthur found Barnes at 28:01 for the first score of the game. The Pride responded with back-to-back goals at 22:41 and 19:08 to take a 2-1 lead, but that would be the first and last advantage of the game for the hosts.
The Scarlet Knights went on to score three-straight goals in a four-minute span that stretched from 18:38-14:15 to go in front 4-2. Rutgers entered the intermission leading the hosts, 5-3.
For the second-straight game, Rutgers came out of the break firing, scoring less than a minute in to expand its lead to 6-4. RU maintained at least a two-score advantage, until the Pride cut the deficit to a single goal at 18:52 (8-7). The Scarlet Knights preserved a lead despite multiple rallies by the hosts, until Hofstra knotted the contest at 9-9 following two-straight goals midway through the second half.
Schreiber regained the advantage for Rutgers on a free position score at the 13-minute mark, but Hofstra's Erika Neumen struck at 9:47 to tie the game at 10-10.
Martinelli netted what proved to be the game-winner at 4:29 on an unassisted score. Rutgers managed to hold the Pride scoreless for the conclusion of the game, highlighted by freshman defender Sara Kramer's (Mullica Hill, N.J.) caused turnover with 55 seconds remaining to give the Scarlet Knights possession for the final seconds of play.
Rutgers begins BIG EAST Conference play this Saturday, March 29 as the team closes out its three-game road stretch at Villanova.
- With the win, Rutgers improves to 22-9 all-time against the Pride.
- RU's win over the Pride marks its third-straight victory, dating back to its 8-7 upset of No. 20 James Madison on March 15 at home.
- RU's three-game win streak is the team's longest of the season. Last year, the Scarlet Knights rattled off six-straight wins to match the best start in program history at 7-1.
- The Scarlet Knights out-shot the Pride, 29-22, and also edged the hosts in ground balls, 16-12. For the game, Hofstra had the advantage in draw controls, 14-10.
- After starting off the season at 0-2 on the road, RU has now won two-straight road tests.
- Rutgers posted season-high in both shots (29) and goals (11) against the Pride. The squad's previous high in shots was 26, which it notched in the season-opener against Manhattan (Feb. 18). Rutgers' previous season-high in goals was 10, which it recorded in its last time out against Cornell (March 22).
- Lauren Sbrilli notched her second-straight hat trick and her third consecutive multi-goal game. The hat trick marks her third of the season and the 10th of her career.
- Lauren Sbrilli's four points tied her career-high. She had previously recorded four points against Villanova in 2012 and Cornell last Saturday, March 22.
- Megan Clement's two goals marked the second multi-goal game of the season for the attacker. Clements also scored two goals against JMU on March 15.
- Kim Kolodny's two assists were a career-high, while her three points matched her career-best. Kolodny previously notched three points against Stony Brook earlier this season on March 8.
- Kristin Kocher's three draw controls were a career-high. She had previously controlled one draw on five separate occasions.
- Candice Dandridge earned her third career start against the Pride and picked up four saves in 46.32 minutes of work. Amanda Currell earned the win for Rutgers in the cage to improve to 4-3 on the season, tallying three ground balls and two saves in 13:28 minutes after entering the game in the second half.
- Kim Kolodny scooped up three ground balls to tie Amanda Currell for the team-lead and establish a new career-best. Kolodny's previous career-high was two which she notched earlier this season against Princeton.
- RU went with the starting 12 of Kim Kolodny, Lauren Sbrilli, Kristin Kocher, Jenny Vlahos, Sarah Mahon, Chelsea Intrabartola, Megan Clements, Claire MacDougall, Amanda Trendell, Hollie DiMuro, Taylor Pennell and Candice Dandridge. Rutgers has used a different starting lineup in all 10 games this season.
Follow Rutgers Athletics on Facebook and Twitter for all of the latest news and updates. . For specific updates regarding Rutgers women's lacrosse, follow the program on Twitter. Fans can receive timely information, including special offers and giveaways throughout the year on both social media outlets along with www.ScarletKnights.com.


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Place 1 & 1/2 cups peanuts in the bottom of an ungreased 11″x 7″ pan.*
Melt butter and peanut butter chips in a large saucepan over low heat. Stir until smooth.
Remove from heat. Stir in condensed milk and marshmallows. Continue stirring until smooth and well-blended.
Pour peanut butter mixture over peanuts in pan. Sprinkle remaining 1 & 1/2 cups peanuts over top of peanut butter mixture. If saltier bars are desired, sprinkle lightly with salt.
Cover and refrigerate until chilled. Then, cut into bars. Bars can be served chilled or at room temperature.
Makes about 30 bars.
*These can be made in a 9″x 13″ pan. Use another cup of peanuts, divided between the bottom of the pan and the top of the bars. The same amount of filling will work and give you slightly thinner bars.
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Roster Purge Begins
By Jets Insider.com Staff
February 22nd, 2006
With over $20 million dollars to cut to get within the salary cap the Jets began their expected roster purge today by letting go 7 players including several veterans with long term tenure on the team.
One veteran who will be around in 2006 is RB Curtis Martin, who the team annouced has restructured his contract to help the team get under the salary cap.
Cut were T Jason Fabini, FB Jerald Sowell, QB Jay Fiedler, DT Lance Legree, LB Barry Gardner and WR Harry Williams Jr. Also, to the surprise of no one, the team announced they would not exercise the remainder of CB Ty Laws contract, making him an unrestricted free agent. The moves reportedly will cut over $16MM off the team's salary cap number.
There is a slight possibility that Fabini and Sowell could be re-signed at a later date at lower salaries but its more likely that all cut today have played their last games as NY Jets players. None of the cuts today come as a big surprise to anyone.
The Jets were not interested in keeping another QB with shoulder problems, so Fiedlers fate was sealed long ago. The team will now undoubtedly be on the lookout for a healthy veteran to replace Fiedler, and the fate of Chad Pennington is yet to be decided. Penningtons agent is reportedly meeting with the Jets at the Indianapolis Scouting Combine this week and so far, Pennington has refused to take a pay cut. This could lead to Pennington being possibly released before March 3, when he is due a $3MM roster bonus.
Rumblings from Hempstead have indicated that the Jets are becoming enamored with Vanderbilt QB Jay Cutler, whos stock has been soaring as of late. If Pennington is indeed released the Jets will likely be looking very hard at Cutler or even possibly USCs Matt Leinart.
The team confirmed Martin's contract restructure and although the details were not available, sources confirm he took a pay cut and converted some of his salary into signing bonus which will be spread out over several years. The team is also reportedly trying to restructure deals with C Kevin Mawae and G Pete Kendall.
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The Magere Brug ("Skinny Bridge") is a bridge over the river Amstel in the city centre of Amsterdam. It connects the banks of the river at Kerkstraat (Church Street), between Keizersgracht (Emperors' Canal) and Prinsengracht (Princes' Canal).
The central section of the Magere Brug is a bascule bridge made of white-painted wood. The present bridge was built in 1934. The first bridge at this site was built in 1691 as Kerkstraatbrug and had 13 arches. Because this bridge was very narrow, the locals called it magere brug, which literally means "skinny bridge". In 1871 the state of the bridge was so bad that it was demolished and replaced by a nine-arched wooden bridge. Fifty years later this bridge also needed to be replaced. Architect Piet Kramer made several designs for a steel and stone bridge, but the city decided to replace it with a new bridge that looked the same as the previous, only slightly bigger. In 1934 the bridge was demolished and replaced. The last major renovation was in 1969. Until 1994 the bridge was opened by hand, but now is opened automatically.
Use of the bridge has been limited to pedestrians and cyclists since 2003. It is however opened many times a day in order to let through river traffic. The boats used for sightseeing tours are low enough to pass underneath the bridge when closed. The bridge is decorated with 1200 light bulbs that are turned on in the evening.


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I like to go a little non-traditional and use citrus flavors in this frosting. Any extract or zest will do, use your imagination and see what you can come up with. It's the perfect topping for Fairy Cakes.
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Add extract and half of the powdered sugar. Beat until fluffy.
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Autocrossing a car takes cool nerves and a lot of focus, which makes this particular stunt even more impressive. You see, as Jake Wile pilots his BMW into the course of cones during a recent BMW Car Club of America event in Boston, he knows that he is just a few turns and slaloms away from one of the most nerve-racking moments of a man's life: proposing to his girlfriend.
With Maggie, his girlfriend/co-driver, riding shotgun, Jake does a great job carving up the course before doing a little showboating with a handbrake power slide followed by a donut. After taking off his helmet, racing harness and steering wheel, Jake somehow managed to position himself on his knees inside the car where he was able to ask Maggie to marry him. As you can see in the picture above, she said "yes." Scroll down to watch what has to be one of the best proposals of all time – for car lovers anyway.


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The Indianapolis Indians were on the road this past weekend in Allentown, Pennsylvania taking on the Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs in a four game series.
The Indians took game one last Thursday 9-6 but couldn't find a way to win all weekend.
Friday Indianapolis fell 1-7, Saturday was a 2-3 loss and another defeat on Sunday as Lehigh Valley beat the tribe 4-5.
The Indians are in Scranton, Pennsylvania to begin a 4-game series with the Rail Riders.


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The latest application of 340 linear feet of ReefBLKSM is the very first application of this patented system in the Galveston Bay area. The project was funded through grants from the FishAmerica Foundation, NOAA Restoration Center, Restore America's Estuaries, and Cheniere Energy. The ReefBLKSM breakwater was installed contiguous with the previously constructed reef dome and sacrete bag breakwaters. These three systems will allow for side-by-side comparison of different methodologies of shoreline protection along the Sweetwater Nature Preserve. In addition to acting as wavebreaks and combating erosion, the structures themselves will become living reefs that provide a habitat for a large variety of fish and enhance aquatic and avian habitat diversity as well as recreational and commercial fisheries productivity.


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The Waterboy Movie Review
Soon, he is on the team and they start winning. The premise of the movie is very predictable but that doesn't take away from the fact that it is a very funny movie. Sandler (who is doing his excited southerner voice, for those who are familiar with his CD's) is back to his roots. He took a more serious comedic turn in The Wedding Singer, and while it was funny, it's surprisingly refreshing to watch Sandler make a fool out of himself.
Warning to adults, you will not like this movie. This is strictly for Adam Sandler fans who have loved his idiot roles in Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore. Great supporting cameo by Rob Schneider (who looks like the Colombian coffee guy), and great performance by Kathy Bates, who plays Bobby's mother.
Cast & Crew
Director : Frank Coraci
Producer : Adam Sandler, Robert Simonds, Jack Giarraputo
Screenwriter : Tim Herlihy, Adam Sandler
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I used to support the trans movement, use to try and use all their pronouns. But when I was told that I couldn't speak about my body because it was triggering, I couldn't say no to a trans woman without looking like a "bigot." That their "feelings" of womanhood was more than my lived experience of it. That any disagreement with them made me a "transphobe" I gave up. Their vehement hatered of homosexuals who say they are not attracted to their specific genitals is what really opened my eyes.
I don't want anything bad to happen to them, I just don't want anything at all to do with them. They act no different than privileged men, any kind of criticism is met with violent threats, any kind of refusal to have sex with them is seen as oppression. And any kind of legitimate discussion is met with derailing and opression Olympic tactics.
I used to support the trans movement, use to try and use all their pronouns. But when I was told that I couldn't speak about my body because it was triggering, I couldn't say no to a trans woman without looking like a "bigot." That their "feelings" of womanhood was more than my lived experience of it. That any disagreement with them made me a "transphobe" I gave up. Their vehement hatered of homosexuals who say they are not attracted to their specific genitals is what really opened my eyes.
Dear monosexual people: you are not attracted to chromosomes. The very idea is laughable. Seriously why would you claim that at all? The things you find when browsing "peak trans"…
Honestly I was thinking about submitting to that blog, because I did have a "peak trans" moment of sorts a few years ago, but after looking through it I don't think "I was vilified and attacked in my own community" is the sort of experience they're looking for. There's one post where the moderator/creator says they're trans, but most of the submissions appear to be from cis lesbians.
Hi. This blog accepts all sorts of peak trans moments, including those involving trans-on-trans bullying. However, I must call you out for your homophobia. So what if a lot of the submissions are from lesbians? Stop being so lesbophobic, that's not acceptable. Lastly, don't make assumptions about my gender identity.
I'm terrible and a bigot because I'm not attracted to people with penises. I come from a conservative family and struggled with my homosexuality for all my life (I'm 18) and suddenly there are people telling me that I'm a bad person and not a real lesbian. I have to force myself to be attracted to something I don't like to be a good person, and I have to face people telling me I'm transphobic/cissexist because of my sexual orientation. I feel like I'm living in an ass backwards world. -k
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No one is requiring you to be attracted to trans people. I've said it before, and I'll say it again, if the people who were all "you have to sleep with me or you're transphobic" were cis, I think their personalities would get in the way of people sleeping with them anyway. Because anyone who thinks that you owe them sex is a douchebag. ANYONE, regardless of gender or orientation.
You haven't been paying attention very closely, because there are a lot of pushy trans women and their subservient toadies who have been bullying people for not being attracted to trans women. Women, in particular lesbians, have been the primary target of these demanding trans women and their cis lackeys.
Yes, and it's such a reversal since it's mostly right-wingers who are shaming lesbians and gays for existing.
I want you to post this anon. please.
I grew disinterested with Trans rights when I saw trans people attacking cisgender people or anyone who is not trans. I also saw how Trans people would become completely hypocritical and get VERY biphobic, homophobic, and heterophobic and say how if you're bisexual, gay/lesbian, or straight how you're automatically transphobic despite the fact that bisexuals, some gay men and lesbians, and straight people do date and have relationships with Transmen and Transwomen, and just because someone is bisexual, gay/lesbian, or hetero it does not mean that they're bigoted or transphobic. I also remember how ENDA (Employment Non-Discrimination Act) was very, very close to passing and Trans activists flipped out and made sure it would not pass at all despite the decades of hard work that bisexuals, lesbians, and gay men had in trying to get it passed and get equality for everyone, and eventually they would have added gender/Transgender protection as a law to protect TS/TG people in the workplace.
My peak trans moment came about a year after I joined tumblr. I realized that on tumblr, it was not permitted to talk about your experiences as a biological female. You were not allowed to state that menstruation, the vulva, a clitoris, and childbirth are associated with biological females only. And then my identity as a lesbian was erased and criticized starting with the whole cotton ceiling circus. Biological females are different than males. You cannot buy femaleness no matter how much surgery or fake hormones you get. Trans women have not been socialized as female and they do not know the biological reality of being female. Trans women will never be female. I used to support the trans community but it scares me now. I feel like someone is waiting to attack me all the time and tell me I'm transphobic because I'm a lesbian who wants a real female as a partner. Coincidentally, trans men have never exhibited this violent and entitled behavior from my experience. The reason is that trans men were socialized as female. You can't escape biology or socialization. I am a woman and I am a lesbian. Trans women will never understand what it means to be either of those things. I wish they would quite appropriating the identity of biological females.
My peak trans moment was the cotton ceiling shit storm. Not even just that anyone thought this was a legitimate "barrier", but the violent reactions towards all of us who were even mildly critical. At that point it was obvious everything radfems had been saying about transgenderism and what it breeds, especially in the males who think they're women, was right.


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Cartilage has also been proposed as a treatment for osteoarthritis, which is the "wear and tear" arthritis that happens when cartilage in your joints breaks down. The idea is that taking shark or bovine cartilage -- or a supplement called chondroitin, which is part of cartilage -- will help your body repair or grow new cartilage in your joints. There isn't any evidence that taking cartilage helps, but the story is a little more complicated when it comes to chondroitin.
Because of the potential for side effects and possible interactions with medications, you should take dietary supplements only under the supervision of a knowledgeable health care provider.
Side effects may include nausea, vomiting, constipation, and change in taste. Tell your doctor immediately if any of these serious side effects occur: weakness, tiredness, dizziness, unusual thirst or urination, shakiness, changes in mood, or mental symptoms. Also tell your health care provider immediately if any of these rare but serious side effects occur: symptoms of liver disease including yellowing of eyes or skin, severe stomach ache, persistent nausea, or dark urine.
Buy shark and bovine cartilage from a reputable manufacturer to reduce the risk of contamination. Check labels carefully, and buy only supplements that contain 100% pure shark cartilage.
There has been at least one case of hepatitis reported from taking shark cartilage.
Pregnant and breastfeeding women, children, and people recovering from surgery or a heart attack should not take cartilage supplements.
Don't use cartilage by itself to treat cancer. Cancer requires conventional medical treatment.
Shark cartilage products may contain high levels of calcium. People with kidney disease, abnormal heart rhythms, a tendency to form kidney stones, and those with cancers that raise calcium levels should not take cartilage.
Shark cartilage may lower blood sugar levels. People with diabetes should talk to their health care provider before taking cartilage, so their blood sugar levels can be monitored.
Acidic fruit juices, such as apple, grape, or cranberry, may reduce the amount of shark cartilage your body absorbs.
Possible Interactions
If you are being treated with any of the following medications, you should not use cartilage supplements without first talking to your health care provider.
Thiazide diuretics (water pills) -- Cartilage contains high amounts of calcium. Thiazide diuretics, such as hydrochlorothiazide, can raise calcium levels in the blood. Taking cartilage along with diuretics could lead to dangerously high levels of calcium.
Thyroid medication -- Shark cartilage may interact with thyroid medications.
Calcium supplements -- Taking shark cartilage along with calcium supplements may lead to high levels of calcium in the blood.
Diabetes medication -- Shark cartilage may lower blood sugar levels, raising the risk of hypoglycemia or low blood sugar.
Antibiotics -- Some antibiotics may interact with shark cartilage.
Cartilage is sometimes suggested for the following health conditions:
Some early clinical evidence suggests that extracts of shark cartilage may reduce inflammation and itching from psoriasis. Psoriasis is a skin disorder that shows up as raised, reddish-pink areas covered with silvery scales and red borders.
Two substances that make up cartilage, glucosamine and chondroitin, have been studied for osteoarthritis (OA). A number of these studies suggest that chondroitin may help treat OA. IN OA, cartilage in the joints breaks down, either because of injury or to normal wear and tear. OA is common as people get older. In some studies, chondroitin supplements have reduced the pain of OA. Not all studies are positive, though, and several recent ones have not shown any positive effect from taking chondroitin. It's not clear why the studies have different findings, and experts disagree on whether chondroitin is helpful in treating OA.
So far studies have not shown conclusively that chondroitin helps repair or grow new cartilage, or stops cartilage from being further damaged. Chondroitin is often taken with glucosamine. Like chondroitin, glucosamine also has conflicting results.
Although there's no scientific evidence that it works, shark cartilage has been widely used as an alternative treatment for cancer. Researchers wondered if cartilage could produce substances that stop new blood vessels from growing. Cancerous tumors rely on blood vessels to survive because blood provides oxygen and nutrients necessary for their growth. If cartilage could "starve" cancerous tumors of oxygen and nutrients, then researchers thought it might help treat cancer.
Several clinical studies have been done on cartilage as a treatment for cancer, but only a few have been published in scientific journals. None of these have found any benefit in using cartilage supplements for cancer, including breast, colon, lung, prostate, brain, and lymphoma. According to the National Cancer Institute (NCI), the evidence so far is inconclusive. The NCI halted its own research on cartilage supplements because the preparations were contaminated, and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has taken legal action against several companies selling cartilage products as a "cancer cure."
Dietary Sources
You can't get cartilage from food. It's available only in supplements.
Available Forms
Cartilage is available in powdered form or in capsules that contain the powder. It is also available as a topical cream. Most cartilage supplements are made from bovine (cow) or shark sources.
Supporting Research
Bargahi A, Rabbani-Chadegani A. Angiogenic inhibitor protein fractions derived from shark cartilage. Biosci Rep. 2008;29(1):15-21.
da Camara CC, Dowless GV. Glucosamine sulfate for osteoarthritis. Ann Pharmacother. 1998;32:580-587.
Das A, Hammad TA. Combination of glucosamine and chondroitin in knee OA. Osteoarthritis Cartilage. 2000;8(5):343-350.
Deal CL, Moskowitz RW. Nutraceuticals as therapeutic agents in osteoarthritis: the role of glucosamine, chondroitin sulfate, and collagen hydrolysate. Rheum Dis Clin North Am. 1999;25(2):379-395.
Delafuente JC. Glucosamine in the treatment of osteoarthritis. Rheum Dis Clin North Am. 2000;26(1):1-11.
De Silva V, El-Metwally A, Ernst E, Lewith G, Macfarlane GJ; on behalf of the Arthritis Research UK working group on complementary and alternative medicines. Evidence for the efficacy of complementary and alternative medicines in the management of osteoarthritis: a systematic review. Rheumatology (Oxford). 2010 Dec 17. (Epub ahead of print)
Dupont E, Savard PE, Jourdain C, et al. Antiangiogenic properties of a novel shark cartilage extract: potential role in the treatment of psoriasis. J Cutan Med Surg. 1998;2:146-152.
Ernst E. A primer of complementary and alternative medicine commonly used by cancer patients. Med J Aust. 2001;174:88-92.
Ernst E, Cassileth BR. How useful are unconventional cancer treatments? Eur J Can. 1999;35(11):1608-1613.
Federal Trade Commission. "Operation Cure.all" nets shark cartilage promoters: two companies charged with making false and unsubstantiated claims for their shark cartilage and skin cream as cancer treatments. June 29, 2000.
Fontenele JB, Araujo GB, de Alencar JW, Viana GS. The analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects of shark cartilage are due to a peptide molecule and are nitric oxide (NO) system dependent. Biol Pharm Bull. 1997;20(11):1151-1154.
Gonzalez RP, Leyva A, Moraes MO. Shark cartilage as a source of antiangiogenic compounds: from basic to clinical research. Biological and Pharmaceutical Bulletin. 2001;24(10):1097-1101.
Gottlieb MS. Conservative management of spinal osteoarthritis with glucosamine sulfate and chiropractic treatment. [Review]. J Manipulative Physiol Ther. 1997;20(6):400-414.
Horsman MR, Alsner J, Overgaard J. The effect of shark cartilage extracts on the growth and metastatic spread of the SCCVII carcinoma. Acta Oncol. 1998;37:441-445.
Leeb BF, Schweitzer KM, Smolen JS. A metaanalysis of chondroitin sulfate in the treatment of osteoarthritis. J Rheumatol. 2000;27(1):205-211.
Loprinzi CL, Levitt R, Barton DL, et al., Evaluation of shark cartilage in patients with advanced cancer: a North Central Cancer Treatment Group trial. Cancer. 2005;104(1):176-82.
Matsumoto T, Tsurumoto T. Serum YKL-40 levels in rheumatoid arthritis: correlations between clinical and laboratory parameters. Clin Exp Rheumatol. 2001;19(6):655-660.
McAlindon T. Glucosamine for osteoarthritis: dawn of a new era? Lancet. 2001;357:247.
McAlindon TE, LaValley MP, Gulin JP, Felson DT. Glucosamine and chondroitin for treatment of osteoarthritis: a systematic quality assessment and meta-analysis. JAMA. 2000;283(11):1469-1475.
Merly L, Simjee S, Smith SL. Induction of inflammatory cytokines by cartilage extracts. IntImmunopharmacol. 2007;7(3):383-91.
Miller DR, Anderson GT, Stark JJ, Granick JL, Richardson D. Phase I/II trial of the safety and efficacy of shark cartilage in the treatment of advanced cancer. J Clin Oncol. 1998;16:3649-3655.
Ratel D, Glazier G, Provencal M, Boivin D, Beaulieu E, Gingras D, Beliveau R. Direct-acting fibrinolytic enzymes in shark cartilage extract: potential therapeutic role in vascular disorders. Thromb Res. 2005;115(1-2):143-52.
Reginster JY, Deroisy R, Rovati LC, et al. Long-term effects of glucosamine sulphate on osteoarthritis progression: a randomised, placebo-controlled clinical trial. Lancet. 2001;357:251-256.
Romano CF, Lipton A, Harvey HA, Simmonds MA, Romano PJ, Imboden SL. A phase II study of Catrix-S in solid tumors. J Biol Response Mod. 1985;4:585-589.
Sawitzke AD, Shi H, Finco MF, et al. Clinical efficacy and safety of glucosamine, chondroitin sulphate, their combination, celecoxib or placebo taken to treat osteoarthritis of the knee: 2-year results from GAIT. Ann Rheum Dis. 2010 Aug;69(8):1459-64.
Sheu JR, Fu CC, Tsai Ml, Chung WJ. Effect of U-995, a potent shark cartilage-derived angiogenesis inhibitor, on anti-angiogenesis and anti-tumor activities. Anticancer Res. 1998;18:4435-4441.
Towheed TE, Anastassiades TP. Glucosamine and chondroitin for treating symptoms of osteoarthritis: evidence is widely touted but incomplete. JAMA. 2000;283(11);1483-1484.
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LAKE BEULAH MANAGEMENT DISTRICThttp://www.LBMD.orgNotice of Special MeetingOctober 2, 2013, 2 PMEast Troy Town Hall
LAKE BEULAH MANAGEMENT DISTRICThttp://www.LBMD.orgWednesday, September 11, 20137:00 p.m. East Troy Town Hall
(Chairman reserves the right to change the agenda order if necessary.)(Check the LBMD web site for any changes to the agenda.)
1. Roll Call
2. Approve Regular Meeting Minutes of August 19, 2013
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4. Old Business
5. New Business
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7. Determine Next Regular Meeting
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Entertain a motion to go into closed session pursuant to Wis. Stat. Section 19.85(1)(g) for the purposes of conferring with or without legal counsel for the governmental body with respect to litigation in which it is or is likely to become involved. Possible action may be taken as a result of such conferring. (Roll call vote required)
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Entertain a motion to go into open session. (Roll call vote required)
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LAKE BEULAH MANAGEMENT DISTRICThttp:/www.LBMD.orgDownload PDF CopyRegular Meeting MinutesEast Troy Town HallMonday July 15, 20137:00 pm
Following publication, the Lake Beulah Management District held its regular meeting at the East Troy Town Hall on Monday July 15, 2013.
Present: Chairperson David Bitter, Commissioners Stan Alger, Richard Dow, Val Johnson, John Becker, and Rick StaceyAbsent: Commissioner Doug Dorn (excused)
Also in Attendance: Mr. Robert Nauta, RJN Environmental Services, LLCLisa Sweet, Administrative Services
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Item #2: Approve Regular Meeting Minutes of June 13, 2013The group took a moment to review the minutes to be approved.
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(1) Page 5, last paragraph: Commissioner Stan Alger stated to remove the following: "Fred's tap still has 3 boat lifts in the water and there are to be no lifts." The corrected statement should read: "Fred's Tap still has 3 boats and one boat lift in the water on the lake side of the road."
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nice but any one on one kakashi gets with obito again, obito will kill him
AHAHAHA! I laughed so hard. You obviously do not know who the son of the White Fang truly is.
Obito will die if he fights Kakashi one on one. Just as he would have died if he continued fighting Minato one on one. Obito is weak.
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Pretty dope
Nice idea but i think that next chapter is gonna be about sasuke.
good prediction and nice read but lets hope there is a little more development with sasuke and oro
Who the hell is saying that obito without kamui beats kakashi without kamui. I don't necessarily hate obito, but he's fodder without his kamui (seeing as he has yet to demonstrate ANY rinnegan abilities and his wood style is comparable to yamato's). Kakashi is a crazy strong ninja
in just a few hours we will find out
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Great Prediciton! Btw Orochimaru and Sasuke need screen time.
m.... I just need the real thing.
I never bother reading anyone's predictions anymore because the predictions are never a tad bit accurate in any part of the story, none whatsoever
Dat will neva happen
Nice prediction...
but i wonder what is sasuke planning to do???
Nice predicton too bad u were wrong
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@clundgren - "To your first point: easy enough. The current tier set for paladins is a full chest plate for male toons and a bikini on females. That "current advancement" enough for ya?"
Uh, what? I think we have significantly different concepts of what a "bikini" is. If you want to complain about midriff-showing armor (which is the predominant way in which female gear differs from male now when it differs at all), fine. Personally, I love it, and want them to keep having at least some sets that contain it (female player here, just to mention), but I do understand not everyone wants that. But breaking out the "zomg she's in underwear" argument is frankly ridiculous for the example you're giving. And lest we go into the "but that's all female characters get" argument, that's the only tier set for Paladins this expansion with a showing midriff.
Looking through all of the tier sets this expansions on female characters, the midriff-showing ones are way outnumbered by the fully-covering ones, with most classes not even having any. The absolute closest you come to "not having a choice" about midriff-showing sets is with Druids, who have 2/3 tier sets like that, but even there they're little strips along the side rather than an actual showing midriff that is easily made unnoticeable by a shirt underneath.
WoW certainly hasn't had anywhere near a perfect track record for female armor, and I agree that it's still not perfect (I'm all for a "revealing mode" toggle for both genders), but they have made significant progress in that regard over the past two expansions. Between the ability to transmog towards really any kind of look you want, and the ability to just put on a shirt to cover what little skin is actually showing on that set (which everyone seems to forget is an option while making these arguments, instead skipping to "I'm forced to wear a tabard"), the offense isn't nearly as great as you're making it out to be.
There are issues with sexism in the game. I've witnessed them first hand. I won't even make the claim that the game itself isn't to some degree complicit to that problem (although I wouldn't put the majority of the blame on Blizzard). But this kind of knee-jerk hyperbole hurts the cause to address said sexism more than it helps, because people get tired of hearing that the sky is falling, and wind up shrugging the whole thing off as an overreaction.


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I wasted 3 hours trying to figure out this stupid wireless printer. He said it worked before and then it just stopped working. Apparently fail Telus came and switched his router because he was complaining about their internet (which is awful).
The Printer is called Brother MFC-7840W. I spent 2 hours just searching google and I found only 2 similar questions. 1 of them gave me no results, the other was unanswered.
The printer software was installed, but I reinstalled it.
Now listen to this.
The printer is added/detected in the Macintosh system preferences. It can be seen under the shared devices as well. But this stupid printer using it's own software says 'the remote device is not found.' I also use the printer's software brother something.jar and I find nothing.
I went to the router's page and got the information. Then I went to the printer in the other room to set it up. On the little lcd menu I went to wireless. I then reset it to factory settings. Then I went SSID it searched and found the network name, I went WPA, entered the security key, then it goes CONNECTING for 40 seconds.
Then it says CONNECTION NG. Which is FAILED.
The MAC CAN see the printer in preferences.
The PRINTER in the other room CANNOT connect wireless.
The printer SOFTWARE cannot find the printer on the computer.
useless thing is making me very mad. I only have tomorrow to fix it.
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1. Connect the printer with the Mac using a USB cable.
2. Go into System preferences and add the printer. You may need to download drivers from the Brother site but I doubt it. Try printing a page from the Mac just to make sure.
3. Now disconnect the USB cable and follow the steps for adding the printer wirelessly. It might help to have the router broadcast the network name (SSID).
When this process is complete things should be set up properly. Although you could delete the USB driver once wireless printing is working I keep them installed. In a bind I can print by wire if wireless printing is not working.
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Like I said there is this 'brother' software that I installed from the CD. There is a button to detect the printer but it just says failed or device not found.
I'll give the usb a shot though in the morning when I wake up.
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the system sees thats in use. So as Slydude recommended its best to do the initial USB connection first.
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That being said things like this is either the users fault or the printer just won't work with your current set up.
Just saying
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my friend said his printer was working fine. He was doing wireless printing for months, he bought this in May. Then last week it just stopped working.
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The resolution was to completely uninstall the printer and drivers and start over. I finally got it to work that way.
I suspect you're going to have to do the same thing with the Brother. Check everything: IP address, etc. Also as a quick test, turn off security and broadcast the SSID in the clear to see if the printer can detect the network.
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Nothing would print even when it was connected via USB.
Here's the steps I used because I still had troubles...
- Went to system preferences and deleted all printers shown.
- plugged printer in with USB
- put in brother driver software from CD
- installed "wired" usb connection first.
- went through steps & restarted.
- printer was detected and with it's own software it was detected through remote status.
For Wireless those exact steps did not work.
First I changed the router WPA/WPA2 password from it's default to something easier. The printer had no problem detecting the SSID before I made this topic.
On the printer LCD menu:
- Go to Wireless LAN
- Go to factory settings reset.
- Go back to Wireless lan and it will search SSID.
- Chose my SSID and chose WPA/WPA2 with encryption AES.
- entered the new password.
- it connected within 3 seconds. before it took about 40 seconds just to say CONNECTION NG (FAILED).
- Go back to the computer and run the brother mfc installer software again.
- choose wireless.
- install it and you have to restart again.
- once the computer is back up you will see the brother mfc window and the printer device should be recognized. It should then disappear quick and say install success!
- Double check the wireless connection in the brother mfc software at the top. Click remote status and the other one signal test I think it is.
Hope this helps someone because this was a pain. Glad it's fixed for my friend though.
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