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An Amnesty Day is scheduled to be held on Friday, November 14th from 11am until 5pm.
The Crowder College Board of Trustees, faculty, staff and students were on hand to find out the results of a 2 week vote to determine the name of the college's roughrider.
The City of Duquesne makes some leadership changes following the mayor's resignation.
Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster cracks down on a contractor accused of scamming Joplin tornado victims.
Members with a state agency get a better idea of what Joplin needs when it comes to the arts.
A 12 foot by 40 foot mural was installed today in the City of Girard.
A department at Pittsburg State University is making some major improvements.
Afton High School's Baldy the Eagle mascot is upgrading his look.
You're never too old to play with toys, or make them.
Newton County authorities responded to a house fire on Jacob Lane in rural Neosho.
People in Independence are gearing up for the largest annual celebration in Kansas.
City and state officials are acknowledging the success of a new feature at Stone's Corner.
A grand opening is expected to take place in April of next year.
United Way of Southwest Missouri and Southeast Kansas kicks off their 2014 annual campaign.
Independence city leaders are improving transportation along U.S. 75.
Stephen Hudson will serve two years in federal prison. He pled guilty to one count of attempted bank robbery.
A Southwest Missouri police force now has another eye keeping tabs on how an officer does the job.
They'll be part of an effort during the next several months to develop a comprehensive state energy plan.
The blaze broke out at a home on Silver Creek Drive in south Joplin just after 2 p.m.
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KBB Expert Rating: 7.6
The 2012 Honda Civic is the all-new, ninth-generation version of the country's best-selling compact car and third-best-selling car overall. Offering a unique combination of affordability, reliability and refinement, the Honda Civic has long been a gold standard not just for the category, but for personal transportation in general. Its dominance is in decline, though, as evidenced by our most recent compact sedan comparison test in which the 2012 Honda Civic tied for first place with the ultra-stylish new Hyundai Elantra. The Honda Civic does remain the clear leader in variety, with a wide-ranging lineup that includes sedan and coupe body styles, a 201-horsepower sporty Civic Si version, a 45-mpg Civic hybrid variant, and a limited-availability natural-gas-powered version.
If you appreciate mechanical refinement similar to what you might find in a commercial airliner, the 2012 Honda Civic is the clear choice in the category. And even if you don't easily discern such qualities, just-right steering and pedal feel are the kinds of qualities that quietly contribute to long-term driving satisfaction.
The 2012 Honda Civic is neither as sporty nor as stylish as the Mazda3 or Ford Focus, the interior design isn't as interesting as the Hyundai Elantra's, and it isn't the smoothest or quietest car in the class.
The all-new-for-2012 Honda Civic is instantly familiar inside and out, with key changes comprising increased fuel economy, more refined driving dynamics and enhanced infotainment abilities. The Civic hybrid is now more fuel efficient, the Civic Si is more powerful and there's the new mileage-maxing 2012 Civic HF that delivers 41 highway mpg.
Driving Impressions The 2012 Honda Civic is not the smoothest or quietest car in the category. Nor is it the most fun to drive. Curious, then, that we'd rate it tops in...driving dynamics in our shootout of the four newest cars in the category. How does it do it? With the help of steering and pedal response that other automakers could only dream of delivering. It's easy to overlook excellence in these areas, but just as driving feel is a big part of the magic in a Porsche, the way the Civic gracefully listens and responds to a driver's input is a key reason we consider the 2012 Honda Civic the connoisseur's compact sedan.
Bluetooth Audio
We like being able to listen to the music on our iPhone without having to plug it in, and the Civic's Bluetooth Audio system is notable for how quickly it connects and begins playing.
i-MID Display
Standard in all but the base Civic DX trim is a new five-inch LCD monitor that provides music and mileage info, plus Bluetooth and navigation info when equipped.
If the 2012 Honda Civic has an Achilles' heel, it's the interior styling. Everything works wonderfully, but the design, textures and materials put its visual appeal in the bottom half of the segment, behind new and newly relevant nameplates like Hyundai Elantra, Ford Focus and Chevy Cruze.
Just when observers thought Honda might unleash the most expressive Civic yet - as an answer to the bold new Hyundai Elantra attracting so much attention – the even-keeled automaker instead delivered the most evolutionary Civic redesign ever. It's hard to argue against sticking to a styling strategy that's helped keep the Civic at or near the top of the sales charts for many years running.
The 2012 Honda Civic starts at a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price of $16,555 (including destination) for a Civic DX, but that's with no radio, no air conditioning and no power mirrors or door locks. Stepping up to the Civic LX remedies those shortcomings and nets a few other goodies for an extra $2,000, but an automatic transmission will set you back another $800. The Honda Civic's myriad active and passive safety technologies are included as standard equipment across the line. The EX and EX-L models sit at the top of the 2012 Civic's non-hybrid, non-natural-gas pyramid, with the Si coupe and sedan covering performance side of the street.
A 2012 Honda Civic EX-L with Navigation has an MSRP at $24,225 and includes leather seats (heated front), a moonroof, Bluetooth phone/audio connectivity, a full-function i-MID display and a six-speaker AM/FM/SAT/MP3/ Bluetooth audio system with USB and auxiliary ports (which offers plenty of functionality but just-okay sound).
With no direct injection or turbocharging, 140 horsepower, and five speeds not six in the manual and automatic transmissions, the 2012 Honda Civic has the simplest powertrain of the newest compact sedans. Nevertheless, it delivers exceptional fuel economy and plenty of power. The mileage-maxing HF trim features the same powertrain, but adds two highway miles per gallon with a lower ride height, aerodynamic adds and tires with lower rolling resistance. The Civic Si, in sedan and coupe form, comes with 201 horsepower and a six-speed manual transmission.
Civic DX, LX, EX, EX-L and HF
1.8-liter in-line four cylinder
140 horsepower @ 6,500 rpm
128 lb.-ft. of torque @ 4,300 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 28/36 (manual), 28/39 (automatic), 29/41 (Civic HF automatic)
Civic Si
2.4-liter in-line four cylinder
201 horsepower @ 7,000 rpm
170 lb.-ft. of torque @ 4,400 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 22/31 (manual)
Civic Hybrid
1.5-liter in-line four cylinder + electric motor
110 horsepower @ 5,500 rpm
127 lb.-ft. of torque @ 1,000-3,500 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 44/44 (Continuously Variable Transmission)
Civic Natural Gas
1.8-liter in-line four cylinder
110 horsepower @ 6,300 rpm
106 lb.-ft. of torque @ 4,200 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: N/A
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By carlover on Wednesday, September 24, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 204overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "fun to drive"
Cons: "Nothing"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Before purchasing this car, I was driving Ford Focus and Mazda 3. Maybe the speakers and seating height are good in Mazda 3 and the easy n smooth steering in Ford Focus may seem better but overall Honda Civic is a great car! Less turning radius, smooth acceleration, less noise and other features make this car fun to drive around! I highly recommend this car to my family and friends as after driving other cars from different makers, I certainly regard Honda very highly. Safety wise and quality wise also this car is the best car!"
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By DYNO BLUE CVT on Thursday, September 18, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 6,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "great price, fun to drive, popular car !"
Cons: "no heated mirrors on the LX"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Top value in it's class in my opinion. Yes Subaru is a great car but AWD not needed all the time in my driving, and I prefer not to suffer on the MPG due to it. Two plus MPG better than my 13 Focus, but Focus handles better. I am mature and hope to never need that extra handling edge. This car has better road vision for me than the Focus. I had immediately eliminated several other models due to reliability concerns and previous RECALL dodges. I must say I was not happy about the drop in value of the Focus and feel confident that the Civic will hold better resale. That is important even if you don't trade frequently."
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By BBQman on Wednesday, September 17, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 43,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "I averaged 33 mpg"
Cons: "Road noise"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"The civic is a good and dependable car, especially if maintenance is kept up. Just like other cars in this category, lots of road noise."
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By csar on Tuesday, September 16, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 8,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "great fuel efficency. easy to handle"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"i own a 2014 civic and have had it aproximently 7 months and have 8000 mi on it theres so many features on this car it is so great. i own a ex model and i can do so much to my options and for $60+tax i can buy a navigation app on my phone and use it on my car for life. handles great i treat my car like i do my pick up and it holds up great and i get over 30 mpg city driving."
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By hyperba on Thursday, September 04, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 4,900overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Pros: "good MPG"
Cons: "DARK BACK UP CAMERA ON SUNNY DAYS"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"The only thing I noticed was the backup camera on the 2014 is very dark on bright days here in Florida. The 2013 was awesome on bright sunny days, overcast or at night. I wish the 2013 camera was in the 2014 model! Please fix the 2014 civic cameras on the basic model!"
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By stoneygeee on Wednesday, September 03, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 13,500overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "great driving car"
Cons: "front hood disappears and makes it hard parking"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I had this car for 2.5 years and so far it gives a nice ride, when the econ buttno is off gives has good pickup. the front hood disappears and makes it difficult to park at times otherwise the car is fine."
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Senator Jim Webb: The Hypocrisy at the Core of the Democrat Party
February 10, 2011 | Filed Under Anti-Americanism, Civil War, Congress, Democrats/Leftists, Elections, GOP, Government, History, Liberals, Republicans, Senate, Virginia, Warner Todd Huston, West Virginia | 1 Comment
-By Warner Todd Huston
Virginia's Junior Senator, Jim Webb, is already hanging up his senatorial career. One term was enough for the so-called moderate Virginia Democrat. He's announced that he will not run for reelection. But the fact that he got elected at all shows the essential hypocrisy at the heart of the Democrat Party. Webb, you see, is what many might consider a "neo-confederate."
If Jim Webb had run for the Senate from Virginia as a Republican in the modern era he could never, ever have gotten elected no matter which party the state is leaning toward at any given time. Yet Webb was given a pass for his neo-confederate sympathies and allowed to sail to election back in 2006.
What about all this "neo-confederate" business? Well, back in 2004 Webb published a book titled "Born Fighting: How the Scots-Irish Shaped America." This book was very friendly to the old Confederacy of our Ciil War era.
The book centered on the fighting history of the Scots-Irish immigrants in the US and waxed nostalgic over the population of early Americans that filled the ranks of the Confederacy's military forces. Webb was very sympathetic to these folks and their efforts for the South during the war.
Of course, Webb never came out as a confederate himself. He didn't use his book to support the south's cause, he never said slavery was wonderful, he didn't say the south was essentially right in its attempted separation. But the fact that he was extremely sympathetic with the southerners that fought and praised them on nearly every page, that would have been enough for most liberals to attempt to destroy a Webb candidacy for office… IF, that is, he was running as a Republican.
With the obvious nostalgia for the Old South Webb related in his book the news media would have eviscerated his candidacy for the Senate should he have run as a Republican. He'd have been portrayed as a Confederate flag-waiving racist ready to turn the clock back to the antebellum south. He'd have been dogged by his book at every campaign stop, in every interview, and it would have been the subject of every op ed about his campaign.
But this book was never once discussed by the Old Media when he ran back in 2006. The reason for this is because he ran as Democrat just when the left-wing Old Media was pushing hard to get anti-Bush Democrats in Washington.
Just as the Old Media never asked a question of Senator Robert Byrd (D, WV) and his Ku Klux Klan background, the Old Media ignored Webb's confederate sympathies. Further, even as the Democrat Party is wailing about how every last Republican is a "racist," they had no problem at all running KKK member Byrd or neo-confederate Jim Webb for office.
The hypocrisy is endemic.
As to Webb? Good riddance to him.
"The only end of writing is to enable the reader better to enjoy life, or better to endure it."
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Warner Todd Huston is a Chicago based freelance writer. He has been writing opinion editorials and social criticism since early 2001 and before that he wrote articles on U.S. history for several small American magazines. His political columns are featured on many websites such as Andrew Breitbart's BigGovernment.com, BigHollywood.com, and BigJournalism.com, as well as RightWingNews.com, RightPundits.com, CanadaFreePress.com, StoptheACLU.com, AmericanDaily.com, among many, many others. Mr. Huston is also endlessly amused that one of his articles formed the basis of an article in Germany's Der Spiegel Magazine in 2008.
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Saturday, November 15, 2008 at 12:05PM
Box Office - 'Solace' Grabs $27 Million on Friday
Quantum of Solace kicked off its box office run with the biggest one-day total since The Dark Knight's second weekend, collecting $27 million on Friday, according to Box Office Mojo.
That sets up a record-breaking weekend for Bond films, as the projected three-day total for Solace now balloons to over $70 million. It seems certain, at the very least, that $60 million will be easy to achieve, a total some $13 million more than the previous best Bond debut (Die Another Day).
As always, you can't tell what Friday numbers mean in every case. Sometimes they're the beginning of a trend and other times, they reflect a huge opening night spike that goes away pretty quickly. But because Casino Royale did so well two years ago and audiences seem invested again in the series because of the new grittier approach and new Bond Daniel Craig, it looks as though Quantum of Solace will be the first Bond picture to at least flirt with $200 million in the U.S.
Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa will cross $100 million this weekend, and will coast into second place with maybe $25 - $30 million. Role Models, High School Musical, and Changeling rounded out the top five on Friday.
We'll have the complete box office recap tomorrow, plus a little more analysis on what this weekend could mean for Bond in the long haul.


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Lovely simple commission recently for the very talented crew at The Church of London.
As you know Microsoft and Nokia have recently joined together and to mark the occasion TCOLondon commissioned a number of global illustrators.
The "Day One" book celebrates the two tech titans' history of innovation and the possibilities their new partnership holds.
The illustration-rich book features work by a team of international artists overseen by TCOLondon Creative Director Timba Smits. Contributions from talent across the globe include work by Kendrick Kidd, Paul Pensom, Paul Blow, Elena Taylor, Eliot Wyatt, Alec Doherty, Raid 71 and Khuan+Ktron.
Pick Me Up 2014
I was asked by the team at Pick Me Up, Somerset House to run a wee workshop for a day so I decided to run it as an Absurd Drawing Workshop - for me that's what it's all about, drawing the absurd. Absurd I know.
Had a great time and met some lovely people, just need to lie down now and recover.
Little White Lies
I love this zine - so I was super excited when I was asked to illustrate a double page spread featuring arguably the best film makers in the business - The Coen Brothers.
The illo depicts a typical New York scene, inspired by their latest film Inside Llweyn Davis.
Gay Rights
My US agent Anna Goodson is running a big campaign supporting Gay Rights in Russia. All her illustrators created an image for the website, it's going viral as they say. Enjoy!
Washington Post
Wow six months went by... where the hell did that go?
Cover for the Washington Post this week was a test, but after a whole bunch of rough ideas we got there - Thanks to Kristin a great AD.... more news to follow later this month. But don't hold your breath, no stop it you'll make yourself ill.


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Pedestrian Safety Countermeasure Deployment Project
In 2002, the Federal Highway Administration awarded grants to the cities of San Francisco, Las Vegas and Miami to examine and map out their pedestrian crashes and develop a plan for deploying and evaluating various pedestrian safety countermeasures in high crash "zones" and locations. The purpose of the project was to demonstrate how a city could improve pedestrian safety by performing a detailed analysis of its pedestrian crash problem, identifying and evaluating high crash locations, observing factors such as driver and pedestrian behavior, and deploying various lower cost countermeasures tailored to the site. An independent evaluation was also conducted to compare the countermeasure deployment in the three cities. Some of the countermeasures evaluated include:
Automated (video) detection of pedestrians to extend crossing time, flashing beacons, "in sreet" pedestrian signs, "Turning Traffic Must Yield to Pedestrians" signs, median refuge islands, pedestrian push button acknowledgement, LED "No Turn on Red" signs, reduce minimum green time (hot button), "smart" crosswalk lighting, and pedestrian countdown signals.
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The FHWA Safety Office is continually developing new materials to assist states, localities and citizens in improving pedestrian and bicycle safety. The materials listed on this page were completed recently.
New Pedestrian Forum – Fall 2014
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Unceremoniously dumped in the orphanage by their drunken, war-traumatized father, Don and his brother Mike learn the harsh realities of life. We can feel the fear of the tormented child and smell the antiseptic dormitory. Not all is bad there, for it is during this time that the young Donald sees his true love, Annette, for the first time. Her brunette hair, twinkling eyes and heart-melting smile are what help sustain the warrior's sanity and focus during some of his darkest moments, which are yet to come.
Don was a 'malcontent renegade' in the eyes of the nuns, because he fought for his dignity and that of his brother. Recalcitrant, yet gregarious, Don is dismissed from the orphanage with his brother, and returned to the father who had abandoned them. No hope for the future leads the seventeen-year-old boy, old beyond his years, to a recruiter's office and the Army.
In August 1967, after a tour in Alaska and six months in Germany, the young paratrooper volunteers for duty in the Republic of Vietnam and is initially assigned to the 173d Airborne Brigade. Then, he hears a call for volunteers and joins a new long range patrol unit being formed, with the motto "I Serve," and the charter of taking the war to the enemy. Expertly weaving heart-thumping moments as enemy soldiers walk past within mere feet of patrols, the cacophony of battle and copper-taste of adrenaline during contacts, and the stark contrasts of the war, Don Hall takes us on his tour with the Lurps. We feel the anguish of losing teammates, and share the love for comrades. We see the oblivious eyes of the enemy walking toward an ambush, and the handmade wooden cross prepared by a soldier for a dead enemy tossed from a helicopter. We hear the cries of the wounded and the soft strains of songs on the radio. We feel the hurt and anger of the young boy, and the power and control of the soldier as he serves.
I Served takes us on a journey we cannot stop once the first page is turned. In the end, it is the simple understatement of service and quiet professionalism which makes this story different. We should all pause to reflect that we have much for which to be thankful, provided by the sacrifices of those who served.
-book description written by Command Sergeant Major Jeff Mellinger
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If you've been keeping score at home, it should be obvious by now that yours truly isn't much of a western enthusiast. Since I began writing for Berkeleyside three years ago, I've penned precisely one column about this most American of film genres – and that concerned a rather non-traditional example of the style.
There's one subset of the oater, however, that I've always found completely irresistible: the Eurowestern. During the 1960s and '70s, well over 500 Old West adventures were produced on the continent. Most of these films were Italian — hence the mildly pejorative descriptor 'spaghetti western' – but plenty of other countries also got into the act, including West Germany, Yugoslavia, Britain, and France.
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Life and DeathI had gotten the new game less than a day after it came out. I beat the Elite Four a week and a half later. After that, I lost interest pokemon and got into other games. Nothing ever satisfied my gaming needs like pokemon, though. So I eventually I wanted to play it again. That is, until I found out I had lost the game somewhere in my room. I knew I didn't have any chance in finding it, so I went out to get another one.I got to the game stop at the mall and saw that they didn't have pokemon black or white. It was getting late so I decided to leave and look again tomorrow. But as I was leaving, something caught my eye. It was a ds game card lying upsidedown on the ground. I always did have the best eyes for picking out all the details
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Beauty"Hey, can you lean back a bit, Volcarona? Thanks."I was getting my best friend and most trusted pokemon, Volcarona, ready to visit my friend. Maya's Swadloon had recently evolved into a Leavanny, so she asked me if I wanted to celebrate the occasion with her. Honestly, I didn't think that she would be able to evolve it, since she was almost always thinking about fashion or something like that. It was nice that she found time for her pokemon.As I finished tying a red ribbon to one of Volcarona's antennae, and brushing her fur a million more times, we set out to Maya's house. She lives in a rather remote area, but it's only a little ways away from my house, and since I flew on Volcarona, we got there in a snap. Maya ran out the door as we arrived, giving a big warm welcome as she twirled about around the yard. I always laugh at that. Then, she ushered us inside."Hello, Maya's Mom!"Instead, Maya responds "Oh, she and Dad are out, so it's just you and me."I don't know how comfortable
Pokemon CreepyPasta: VictorIt was a Friday. I had just got home from school, exhausted. Bored out of my mind from a day of learning, I got out my Nintendo DS and placed my Pokémon Black game inside. For quite some time, I had been trying to get a second Victini. It was for my boyfriend. He said he wanted one but couldn't get his own copy of the game until his birthday, which by then, the Victini Wi-Fi event would have ended. So I had promised I would get one for him and trade it to him when he had his own copy of the game.I turned on my game and started up Black. Loading my saved data, I entered a Pokémon Centre and entered the Global Trade. Searching 'Victini', I skimmed though the possible trade partners, talking to myself as I did so."Victini for Zekrom? No way! Victini for Reshiram? Screw that! Victini for Victini? That's just dumb! Victini for level 1 Zekrom?!? Is that even possible?!" I growled with frustration. Why were all the people on Global Trade so stupid? "Oh, hello
Pokemon Creepypasta: NicknameMy name is Kimberly, and I love Pokemon. But with my growing love for other Anime and video games, I hadn't played the Pokemon games in a long time. So I decided to again. I looked through my DS bag to find all my games. I found them, except for Platinum. Carefully placing the others on my bed, I look over them again to make sure I wasn't just missing it. I looked on the ground to see if I had dropped it, and saw my dog staring at me with that guilty look in her eye. Raising an eyebrow, I turned and looked under the table I had gotten my DS bag off of. I found Platinum
chewed to pieces. I let out a cry of disappointment. I had JUST defeated the Elite Four, and was planning to again! Luckily I convinced my mom to let me buy a new game.Unfortunately, all the new Platinums had been sold out. I had to resort to a used one. No big deal, I could just start a new game. Used ones were cheaper anyway. The case was in pretty good condition, too. It had been tough working all the way to th
Pokemon Creepypasta- Abandonment HurtsPokémon Creepypasta Abandonment HurtsI have always been a fan of the Pokémon series ever since I was 2 in 1998 when it came out. I didn't really know that it was a game at first so I just watched the TV. show. Then I played my first Pokémon licensed game: Pokémon Pinball at my doctor's office on his Gameboy colors in the waiting room but finally when I was 5 I would Finally get my own Pokémon game for my own Purple see-through Gameboy color that I had gotten for my 5th birthday along with Pokémon Crystal Version. I loved that thing to death I played it all the time even though I couldn't read some of it but I still loved it all the same. I popped in the cartridge and watched as the Gameboy screen flickered on with a "Ding!" and watched my first Pokémon journey unfold as something rushed past in the grass and a Pichu and Wooper came up to see what it was. There it was: Suicune running through the fields.
Pokemon Creepypasta- KamiWell hello there fellow reader, are you looking for a story? You're in luck then because I have a great one that I think you might like. I never told anyone this story not even my closest friend or my family, so you'll be the first one to read this tale. Do you feel special? Lets get started shall we?This story is about a lad named Daniel. He was about ten years old of age and overall he was pretty much a normal kid. Daniel, like a lot of kids in his class, fell in love with pokemon when it first came out. The very first game he owned was Pokemon Red since his favorite color was red. Daniel found the game to be slightly addicting and he always had a hard time putting it down. He always carried around his Gameboy color with him along with Pokemon Red game, even to school. Daniel was a good boy though so he would only play his game when it was recess, then he wouldn't get his precious game taken away. When he got home Daniel continued to play the game, his best friend Michael
Pokemon: FireRapidashI guess you can say that since I was out of touch with the mainstream games, I never really understood that "emotional bond" people always go on about between themselves and their Pokémon. I've always been more analytical about the games and thought that these creatures were nothing more than pixels which had to be strategically used in order to win.Maybe that's why this one ROM hack totally freaked me out. It kind of gave me a rude awakening to what I was really missing with these games. Before I go on, yes, this ROM seems to have been removed from the internet after I had played it, so don't bother looking for it. It's a stupid cliché, I know, but it's the utmost truth. I even went scouring for this thing again to share it with you, but to no avail, so I guess for now you're just stuck with my story.I used to play Pokémon when I was young. Blue, Red, Yellow, Silver, Gold Crystal... yeah, I played them all. I only lost interest in the games after the Ruby a
Creepypasta: DeadeonKylie walked down the path slowly. She was nervous about being anywhere near tall grass, because recent TV reports had mentioned a dangerous pokemon running wild through all of Sinnoh. Kylie only had five pokemon: Turtwig, Bidoof, Starly, Shinx, and Zubat.Rustle rustleKylie froze. "Hello?" she called tentatively. "Is someone there?" She peered into the bushes, looking carefully for signs of a trainer.Rustle rustleThe tall grass shook harder. Kylie remembered something her father had once told her. "Remember, Kylie, if the undergrowth rustles, it means a rare pokemon is hiding there. So always look for rustling grass!"As always, thinking about her dad upset Kylie, since he had been killed by a rabid Ursaring two years ago. But if the grass was rustling, didn't it mean there was a rare pokemon there?I've got to find out, Kylie decided. Nervously, she took a step into the tall grass where it rustled. Instantly the young trainer was accosted by a w
Pokemon Creepypasta-the infernoPokemon Creepypasta- The Inferno. Who is there, a visitor? You don't seem to be her; I guess it is safe to talk. Who am I you ask? I was a pokemon trainer; I had been on my journey but because of a situation, I wound up in this mess. Confused are you? I guess I should start in the beginning, it all started like this. I was just starting out in my journey, I wanted to be a fire type trainer so I had chosen a charmander of course, but as much I loved that charmander, my prized friend was a vulpix that I stumbled onto soon after I started out. The poor thing was injured, I couldn't tell what caused the injuries, but at the time, all that mattered was helping that little one. Looking back, I regret ever having helped her. I treated her right on the spot before rushing her to a pokemon center. When she came to after being tr
Creepypasta: Blood-RedI used to love Absol. I've been a pokemon breeder for 3 years of my life, but never have I bred such a creature as Absol.One day when I was returning another trainer's pokemon and egg, he offered to sell me an Absol for breeding. I already had one, and I bred it with Ditto sometimes when people needed Absols, but the only chance of breeding a shiny is only possible with two of the same species."What gender is it?" I asked suspiciously. I already had a male Absol."Female," the trainer replied with a grin. "C'mon, Jean, I know you have a male. My friend isn't training Absols anymore, so she offered to give me one. You know I've got one already, but I took it for you. You can have it - at a moderate price, of course.""How much?" I demanded, fishing in my pocket for some money."Well, it's purebred and rare and all that, so I'd have to say... $10,000?"I withdrew my hands from my pockets. "No deal. You find me a shiny one, maybe, but for a regular Absol, the highest price I can pay is
Creepypasta-Ferris WheelBy now, I'm sure you've played Black or White. You've marveled, or scoffed, at the new pokemon, beaten the gym leaders one after another, gasped at the plot.You've been to Nimbasa City.You rode the ferris wheel there with N, didn't you? If you were playing a girl, perhaps you giggled to yourself about N's rather flirtatious dialogue. It's such a cute scene. A few days later, maybe you returned to the ferris wheel, hoping for another ride with N, to find a trainer there instead. My first one was a waitress, who invited me to a battle, and then some girl talk. After you win against the trainer, you get to watch the animation of the ferris wheel again, and one half a conversation where they do all the talking and you, as usual, are silent. It's not N, but who would turn down a daily battle? You need to train your pokemon to the top after all, and every little bit helps.Maybe you decide to go at night, once. You and I might be night owls together, staying up late glued to the
Pokemon Creepypasta Red's LoveI was different than most of the pokemon fans I have seen. I got into pokemon around the time of Heartgold and Soulsilver. Soulsilver was a surprise Christmas present that I got one year. I started playing it and I couldn't stop! That is, until Pokemon Black and White came out. I was ecstatic when I heard all about the new game. When I got pokemon black, I instantly dropped Soulsilver and got started on the new game. I all of it! Everything was way better than Soulsilver, and I even got a crush on the character, N. I used to have a crush on Red, but everything I had done on Soulsilver seemed to vanish, except my love of the pokemon I had in the game. I eventually wanted to bring my beloved pokemon from Soulsilver into Pokemon Black, so I tried my hardest as possible to beat the Elite Four.One day, after three tries to beat the Elite Four and loosing, I decided to go back to my Soulsilver for some nostalgia. After starting up the game and skipping past the intro, I looked at the start
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River woke with a start, disoriented and confused, her breathing heavy as the world rushed back to her. A soft gasp escaped her lips and she looked round to see her Doctor beside her. The Doctor's bright blue eyes were studying her, brow furrowed. "Are you alright love?"
"Bad dream…" She murmured, pulling herself up. River's hands were shaking and she felt nauseous sitting there in the dark. "The same one. Over and over, like it will never stop." Her voice broke and a sob found its way past her lips. The Doctor wrapped his arms around his wife and held her to his chest.
"Shh… Hush now. I'm here darling." River's cries were quiet and steady. Out there in the world people could believe that she was strong and sexy and confident, but here in the dark is where she fell apart and became the broken child hidden beneath a tough facade.
Every night for a long time now River had dreams, visions even, of her past life. A child raised to kill the man she would love, a woman who was hard and violent. River could often feel the hot sting of the woman's hand against her cheek as she slapped the tears away. Crying was not allowed, crying was weak, and up until she had met the Doctor, River believed every word pf that. She had been conditioned to be hard and to hide her emotions from the world, but she felt safe here, lying next to her bow-tied hero. River let out a shaking breath.
"Hush dear." The Doctor cooed, stroking his wife's hair. "It's alright. She can't hurt you anymore. I won't let anyone hurt you again." His words were reassuring because River knew they were true. The Doctor would give anything to keep her safe, even though he had already given her so much. After a while the tears faded and the Doctor's sweet kisses and shushes lulled her into a deep sleep where she dreamed of far away places and romantic adventures, sighing softly in the arms of her lover.


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The Redline: Poster 4
I'm going to be posting a few files a day from my senior project that I worked on with the most excellentChristopher Paul. Shapes done in Illustrator, texture/shading done in Photoshop.
We branded the proposed high-speed railway for Wisconsin. The name of the line is The Redline, and this is one of a 4-poster-series accompanying the branding. The inspiration for this was the juxtaposition of vintage texture and the modern train.
I don't normally like a lot of the "retro", vintage look designs but this one caught my eye. I get tired of the use of the unsaturated reds, beiges, and blues—nothing terribly new with this image, but I love the train. The train has a nice design and the front with windows and tips show a face, as if the train was staring us down. Not sure how intentional this way, but this is an effective was of engaging one's audience by adding some intrigue and persona.
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Great piece of art here. 2D painted on the computer. Beautiful use of color, space, and mostly perspective. We can feel the motion of the character running and feel the epic size of the mountainous turtle. The clouds and sky use a smidge of pink to help bridge unity with the purple and blues of the turtle while creating great contrast to the lush green on the turtle's back. Epic painting, scale, and story. Really dig it.
Stylish furniture, stylish photo, clever idea. This is just a good ad agent in general, love it. The blue feet on the furniture provide a great look and contrast with the furniture. Nice
More cool than informative, but its a nice way of simplifying the new features of HTML5vs Flash in a broad sense. Nonetheless it is pretty, enjoy.
A really great Business card with a clever idea just about perfectly executed. We see a bit of a retro 80's sci-fi look on the card that looks fresh, modern, and easily understood. The card is instantly recognizable, which is what we all look for in great business card design.
I like how on the back the designer uses the idea of constellations to place emphasis on particular important parts on the card.
Really a beautiful catalogue. The identity is cohesive throughout the design and uses beautiful & colorful gradients to describe depth. The organization of the products are also unified with the brand, well done.


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Foto Friday – Peaceful Vistas
Filed under: Art, design, Environment, Foto Friday, General, Life, Picture of the Week, Pop Culture, Religion, Travel
Tumultuous doesn't begin to describe the week's events. The Boston Marathon Bombing, the explosion of the chemical plant in Texas, and now the (still ongoing) manhunt after the bombers have pushed North Korea and Iranian nuclear threats off the headlines… for the moment. These are crazy days.
Time to take a break with some beautiful panoramic images of places we love.
Tel Aviv Coast. Photo by Dana Friedlander.
Wailing Wall and Temple Mount. Photo by Noam Chen.
Sea of Galilee. Photo by Itamar Grinberg.
Ramon Crater at Sunrise. Photo by Dafna Tal.
Acre (Akko); St. John church. Uncredited.
Night view from Mt. Carmel, Haifa. Uncredited.
All photographs courtesy of the Israel Ministry of Tourism.
Nostalgia Sunday – Yaakov Gross documents Israel
Filed under: A New Reality, education, Entertainment, General, History and Culture, Holidays, Movies, Nostalgia Sunday, Picture of the Week, Politics, Pop Culture, Profiles, Technology, Travel, tv, War
Celluloid must run in documentarian Yaakov Gross' blood. His father, Natan Gross, made films for the early Zionist enterprise. Yaakov emigrated to Israel in 1950 and graduated from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and went on to direct and produce over 30 documentary films for organizations such as the KKL-JNF and Israel Television. He is also heavily involved with the preservation and restoration of the films of early Israeli filmmakers. As part of that labor of love, Gross has digitized and uploaded films made by his father and by himself, as well as films he by others that he has restored, to YouTube.
In honor of Israel's 65th Independence Day celebrations, Gross has decided to spread the word about his YouTube channel. Several of the videos document visits to the early settlement by dignitaries, royalty and other celebrated personages.
In this first video from 1918, Chaim Weizmann, later to be named the first President of the State of Israel, marches down the main streets of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem together with other heads of the Zionist Commission — Montague David Eder, Baron Israel Sieff, Sir Leon Simon, Sylvain Levi, Joseph Cowen, Aaron Aharonson, Edwin Samuel, Baron Edmond James de Rothschild, Bezalel Jaffe, David Levontin and others — most of whom today are known more as street names than as actual people.
Gross notes that, "This is probably one of the few surviving fragments of the first Hebrew film, "Judea Liberated", by Yaacov Ben-Dov, a film whose loss was recorded by the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court in 1927. Yet, I still have hope that I will find it someday."
The clip entitled Trumpeldor at Migdal is part of the larger 1913 film, Lives of the Jews in Eretz Yisrael, directed by Noah Sokolowski and produced by Mirograf (Odessa) et Mizrah (I. Diesengof, Odessa). The film went missing and was rediscovered in 1997 in the French national film archive, the CNC. It was then reconstructed by Gross on behalf of the Jerusalem Cinematheque and the CNC's Eric Le Roy into a new, 60-minute long version depicting 20 Jewish communities in the pre-State Land of Israel.
The clip, Allenby in Jerusalem 1917, is part of a movie by Yaacov Ben-Dov and cameraman Harold Jeapes about the entry of General Allenby to Jerusalem following the conquest of the city by the British two days earlier. It was hoped that the British administration would put the Balfour Declaration of 1917 — viewing "with favor the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people" — into effect.
The visit by Lord Balfour on April 7, 1925 was one of the most exciting in the history of the Jewish settlement. Balfour arrived on the occasion of the opening of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. These clips show him visiting the city of Tiberias and Haifa's Technion.
Following the 1937 death of King George V, the coronation of his son was celebrated in Haifa. Gross notes that George VI was the king who witnessed the birth of the State of Israel in 1948. The original film was directed by Nathan Axelrod Collection for Carmel Newsreels, and is presented courtesy of the Jerusalem Cinematheque.
For more historic clips, visit Yaakov Gross' YouTube channel and the Yaakov Gross website.
Foto Friday – Robin Terry at the Red House
Filed under: Art, design, Entertainment, Foto Friday, General, History and Culture, News, Picture of the Week, Pop Culture, Profiles, Travel
Fine art photographer Robin "Rani" Terry lives and works in Mata near Bet Shemesh. Mata (also Matta) itself is a small village of about 700 residents but its location — set among fields adjacent to the Mata Forest, the Israel National Trail, a Roman road and the Hanut, a ruined Mamluk structure that houses a Byzantine-era mosaic floor — provides Terry with endless inspiration.
British-born Terry will be presenting the latest in his ongoing photographic depiction of Mata in a new exhibition, "Rani Terry", that opens today in south Tel Aviv's Red House gallery. Terry — who studied photography at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem — uses a technique called orotone.
Gold pigment gives his photographs incredible detail and a red-brown hue that perhaps best represents our local climate, where the punishing summer heat causes everything, living or dead, to twist, wilt and wither in the bright sunlight…
Man-made iron objects rusting in the sun…
The exhibition "Rani Terry" opens tomorrow and runs through May 11 at the Red House gallery in Tel Aviv. Click here or on the small image above to download an invitation to today's opening and for more gallery information.
Nostalgia Sunday – Mimouna photo opportunity
Filed under: A New Reality, education, Entertainment, General, History and Culture, Holidays, Immigrant Moments, Israeliness, Life, News, Nostalgia Sunday, Picture of the Week, Politics, Pop Culture, Religion, Travel
Mimouna, the traditional North African Jewish celebration held the day after Passover, marks the start of spring. Israelis of Moroccan and Algerian Jewish origin open their homes to visitors and offer guests special holiday cakes and sweets containing the leavening that had been off-limits throughout the Passover week.
One of the holiday specialties is mofletta (also spelled mufleta, mofleta, moufleta, etc.), a thin crepe made of water, flour and oil, and eaten warm with honey or jam.
Wikipedia describes Mimouna in Israel as "[having] become a popular annual happening featuring outdoor parties, picnics and BBQs" while politely omitting the locations of said picnics, which can take place on any open patch of grass, be it a park, nature preserve or highway median strip.
In 1966, Mimouna was introduced as a national holiday and — in an extension of an already overly-long spring break — yet another day off from school. It has been adopted by other ethnic groups, mainly in the Mizrahi sector.
And therefore, Mimouna also marks the traditional photo opportunity for Israeli politicians to cozy up to the Maghreb communities in towns like Sderot that are known for their large concentrations of North African Jews.
Tradition also requires that the photos be characterized by uncomfortable "East meets West" encounters between suited Asheknazi pols trying to fit in by wearing a red tarbush, sitting on floor cushions, dancing awkwardly and, of course, eating mofletta as if they'd never tasted a pancake before.
But over the generations, this divide has become less pronounced, the photo opp has become a well-oiled machine and Mimouna has been mainstreamed to the point where it's everyone's holiday. At least for schoolchildren, if not for their parents who must go back to work.
The Israel Revealed to the Eye family album project, spearheaded by Yad Ben Zvi, has some wonderful photos from Mimouna in Sderot.
And for an excellent slide show of Israeli politicians getting their mofletta on, visit this post on Maariv NRG.
Foto Friday – Haifa outdoor photo exhibition
Filed under: Art, design, education, Foto Friday, General, History and Culture, Picture of the Week, Pop Culture, Profiles, Travel
Art took to the streets of lower Haifa this week, with the opening of an outdoor photography exhibition of graduates of The Neri Bloomfield School of Design and Education — a.k.a. WIZO Haifa.
WIZO Haifa is an institution of higher learning in design that integrates cutting-edge in professional skills with a teacher-training program. WIZO Haifa awards academic degrees in five main disciplines: Graphic Design – Visual Communications, Architecture, Photography, Fashion Design, Non-Fiction Film, and Cultural and Educational Management.
The school also hosts cultural events, fairs and exhibitions throughout the year, and its Art Gallery is open to the public every day of the week.
This week, in time for the Passover holiday break, the school launched the outdoor exhibition of photographs by outstanding graduates from 1990 onward, including photographers specializing in art, editorial, fashion, architecture, travel and more.
Photo by Romy Lenel (Class of 2009). Model: Vanilla Queen.
Photo by Orly Perel Nir (Class of 2010)
Photo by Gilad Sasporta (Class of 2004)
Photo by Fiona Yaron Field (Class of 1991)
Photo by Stas Korolov (Class of 2009).
The WIZO Haifa Outdoor Photography Exhibition will run through May 30, 2013. Click here for a map of the outdoor gallery. More photos can be viewed on the school's Facebook page.
For more information about The Neri Bloomfield School of Design and Education, visit their website.


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The Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen is pleased to announce that a PhD fellowship will be available from 15 April 2012 or as soon as possible thereafter. Applications are invited for the three-year fellowship from candidates that hold or expect to hold a master´s degree in a field relevant to the following project:
Molecular basis for signaling of the GluD2 receptor. Supervisor: Associate Professor Anders Skov Kristensen, Department of Drug Design and Pharmacology (email: firstname.lastname@example.com).
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As a co-owner of a successful construction company I specialized in the design and production of architectural details including custom leaded glass windows, built-ins, mill work and color schemes. My love of creating beautiful environments was a natural gateway into the real estate profession. This led me to find my treasured permanent residence in Tiburon overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge and Angel Island, my ancestral home.
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Formal slippers from… wait for it… H&M. $29.99.
"By all means, if you are willing to buy into this (H&M x MMM) collaboration, please do, just don't think that you are buying 'fashion' or a part of Margiela's legacy — what you are buying are assembly-line knockoffs that you will discard by next year. But if this has become your idea of fashion, I urge you to reconsider."— Eugene Rabkin making the case against fast fashion collaborations. (Note: we're not against affordable clothing, but there are some good points in Rabkin's article on how fast fashion companies use these collaborations for marketing purposes, and how consumers buy this stuff in the bundles, presumably because they think they're getting designer clothing on the cheap).
"H&M's new prix fixe menu is great—just pick which member of Arcade Fire you want to look like."— Scott Simpson (via merlin)


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I have a theory that posits automotive journalism is a lot like sex: when it's good, it's good, but when it's bad, holy shit is it bad.
Those satirical scribes over at The Onion have taken aim at boring car magazines in their latest issue, and as always, they're pretty spot-on. They show us the cover of fictional "Good Car" magazine featuring the 2013 Hyundai Sonata, which as they correctly say, is a "good car." Well, it isn't not a good car.
Other stories in the magazine include features on the Honda Accord and Ford Fusion, and a comparison test between the Toyota Corolla and the Nissan Altima, both of which it says are "not bad."
Click on over to the article and have a laugh, then be glad that Jalopnik doesn't subject you to that kind of thing.
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Friends of Palomar Observatory 2011 Events
On Saturday, May 21 Caltech's Mike Brown gave an engaging talk on the outer solar system and stayed around to sign copies of his book author of How I Killed Pluto and Why It Had It Coming.
On Saturday, June 25 Caltech's Christoph Baranec, principal investigator for the Robo-AO program, gave a talk, "Pushing the limits of Adaptive Optics: P3K and Robo-AO". In it he described the new ground-breaking projects taking place with the Palomar Observatory's 60-inch telescope and the 200-inch Hale Telescope and how they are pushing the frontiers of advanced high-resolution imaging.
On Saturday, July 16 Renowned author and speaker Robert L. Piccioni gave a presentation of"Einstein for Everyone", an engaging talk on Albert Einstein and his amazing career.
How did a young rebel, who seemed doomed to fail, overcome rejection to become the world's most famous scientist? In plain English, what do his theories mean? And how does Einstein impact our lives through DVDs, GPS, CCD imaging and digital cameras, computers, and smarter energy?
Dr. Piccioni graduated from Caltech, has a Ph.D. in high-energy physics from Stanford University, and was on the research faculty of Harvard University. He is an expert on Einstein's theories and cosmology. Robert ran eight high-tech companies and holds patents in medical equipment, microelectronics, and smart energy. Since "retiring", Robert's mission is making science accessible. He is "Teacher of the Year" at the Osher Institute and hosts the online radio show "Guide to the Cosmos". Robert is the author of two books that won national and international competitions for "Best Popular Science Book of the Year": Everyone's Guide to Atoms, Einstein, and the Universe explores the exciting discoveries of modern astronomy, physics, and cosmology.
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Me and my daughter are both HUGE fans. My daughter is going into hospital for major surgery on her spine on 21st June - which means she will not be able to see Eclipse (and I got tickets to go to one of the advance screenings!!!) She is naturally devastated, so I am putting together a gift box for her. I have managed to get the special edition People magazine sent from America (as we are in the UK), have bought photo's of the cast (and sent one away to Rob's UK fan club,…Continue
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Business Ideas in the News / November 17, 2008
Under current conditions in the market, if a company can not be successful to introduce its product in a right way and communicate it to correct masses, it is not so possible for that company to become successful and continue its entity in the sector, notwithstanding how its product is good and high quality.
At that point, the trade fairs have a character of market where the service and commodity producers and consumers meet at a definite time period and place and as the fairs are oriented to a definite subject, they give opportunity to participant companies to catch the "related demand" directly, in the shortest time and in the most effective manner.
A fair organization is deemed as the most important communication tool in all around the world in terms of giving information about a company and its products and services to the target mass and strengthening its image.
The FRANCHISE TURKEY'09 – FRANCHISE INVESTMENT, ENTERPRISING AND TRADE FAIR to be realized with cooperation of franchise-net and Sentez Fuarcılık at Istanbul Fair Center between dates of 23-26 April, 2009, creates an important opportunity for all franchise giving brands to increase their franchise operation numbers by reaching to right entrepreneurs.
Its importance in terms of participants… read on.
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Midtown landmark bites the dust 'Very sad': With the Midtown Hospital gone, residents focus on what may be built. (1999)
The old Midtown Hospital, a contributing structure to the newly designated Midtown historic district, met a sudden death last week when bulldozers moved in to make way for a new commercial project.
"Not a piece of it was saved," said Jim Holbrook, president of the Midtown Neighbors' Association. "We were looking for somebody to come take the columns, or even relocate the house, but (the developer's) biggest concern was to tear the house down as quickly as possible. It was very sad."
The classic structure, built early in the century as a private home, was torn down only hours after a demolition permit was issued. Area residents expect the former hospital, at the corner of Juniper Street and Ponce de Leon Avenue, to be replaced with a CVS drugstore.
"The developer won't admit they're putting in a CVS, but CVS (representatives) go to the meetings with them," said Randal Lautzenheiser, chairman of Neighborhood Planning Unit E and a Midtown resident. "I've seen a proposed site plan with 'CVS' on it, and since the plan doesn't require any variance or rezoning, anything that is allowed by commercial zoning could go there."
Several calls to the developer were not returned.
But a CVS representative said there is no plan for the company to construct a drugstore on the hospital site.
"We have absolutely none," said Vern Netzer, CVS' regional director of real estate. "The developer has talked to us, and he's talked to other people, too."
Netzer added that he had no idea when CVS would make a decision on the site.
Just days before the demolition, historic preservation planner Doug Young of the Atlanta Urban Design Commission, along with representatives from the Midtown community and other city agencies, met with the developers, the Zimmer Group of Wilmington, N.C.
Lautzenheiser said his neighbors had hoped to find a buyer who would incorporate the building's facade into a future project.
"The discussion was about linking (the developer) up with people who could find realistic possibilities," Young said. "But apparently, it didn't go far enough."
"If they tear down every contributing structure, we won't have a historic district," Lautzenheiser said. "We've tried to go at saving this building from every angle, especially since what they're proposing is an absolutely horrible plan, and against the Midtown plan. They're going for a suburban look that puts the building as far back as you can, puts in as much asphalt as you can, and tops it with a big neon sign."
Holbrook does not expect any plans for the site to come up for public review. "If what they build matches the city's requirements for that area, they don't have to come before our neighborhood group," he said.
Now residents will try to ensure that whatever is built on the busy corner is a positive addition to the community.
"What we want them to build is a multi-use building on the sidewalk, with room for a restaurant, offices or a gift shop, with apartments on top and parking in the back," Holbrook said. "We don't think that's unreasonable. If they refuse to talk to us, we have no other option but to apply public pressure. We will be their customers, and if they totally alienate the neighborhood, then why are they building this building?"
Credit: Cauley, H M. The Atlanta Journal the Atlanta Constitution [Atlanta, Ga] 22 July 1999: ; JE.1.


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AMF Care Package Party Sends 160 Boxes To Deployed Troops
American Military Family Hosting Another Care Package Party This Saturday
American Military Family Hosting Another Care Package Party
Veterans Plaza Of Northern Colorado To Host Physical Fitness Challenge This Saturday
Public Visitation and Funeral Set For Bob Hosier
The Fallen 9000 A Memorial Like No Other [PICTURES]
Jamie Wardley and Andy Moss (Sand in Your Eye) do some amazing things with sand but what they pulled of for National Peace Day this past Monday is amazing. Check out how they honored the 9000 Civilians, Germans Forces and Allies that died during the D-day landings, 6th June during WWII.
Medal Of Honor Recipient Major Ed Freeman One Of My Many Hero's
Do You Know What 'R.E.D. Friday' Actually Stands For And Why I Wear Red Every Friday?
Two Military Hero's From WWII Are Finally Making It Home
Muslim And Motorcyclist Groups Apply For September 11 Permits in Washington With One Being Denied [VIDEO]
Wednesday marks the 12th anniversary of the worst act of terrorism on U.S. soil. There is also controversy broiling in Washington D.C. on groups participating in marches on the city, namely, the Muslin March and the '2 Million Bikers To D.C.' event. One was granted a permit and one was not.


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Statement necklaces - this month's must-have accessory
When it comes to clever accessorising, less is sometimes more. You just need one key piece to spice-up your look and lift an outfit out of the ordinary. And this season, the best way to do that is with one of the fabulous new statement necklaces: big, bright and beautiful pieces that make a real impact.
Bags of Sparkle
It's a trend that has continued from last season - the not-so-subtle difference being that many styles are now even more eye-popping than before. Look for big floral designs (as seen at Givenchy), ethnic touches and brightly coloured baubles. But remember, statement necklaces are best worn with neutral colours: they shouldn't be competing for attention with anything else.
Incidentally, you can apply the same sentiment to spring mealtimes, too. How so? Well, throwing one cleverly chosen extra into the pot can make all the difference. Schwartz Flavourful recipe mixes contain just the right amount of chopped herbs and slowly roasted spices to add a big, bold burst of flavour and turn an everyday meal into a fabulous feast. Take your pick from 14 mixes, including Tex-Mex Chilli Con Carne and Chicken Biryani - all from just 98p per pack. Find out more here.
- New trends for nails
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Make an impact with a statement accessory: a big, bright and bold necklace.
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Try this rich Italian dessert delicately flavoured with cinnamon and chocolate.