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I was talking with a mom friend on the phone this weekend and her husband kept beeping in. He had been sent to the library to pick up more books for her child's school read-a-thon. You would think this would be a fairly easy task: choose some books around your child's reading level that he or she would be interested in reading. Bring home a bunch since it is a competition.
But apparently it's not that simple – at least not at my friend's school. I can't decide if she's being very clever or if her child's school is way too competitive. Here are some examples of her read-a-thon strategies:
The most important thing a mom can know is at what page number the point value of the book increases. This mom didn't want the 136-page book because at page 137 her child would get an extra point for reading just one more page. So you need to pay attention to where the point breaks are at all levels and choose books that just barely qualify for that next point level. (That would never have occurred to me.)
The next big discussion point at her school is do you count the pages with illustrations on them? One mom started taking out the pages with illustrations so then the other mothers felt like they were cheating if they included them. My friend thought it depended on how many pages were illustrations, but for the most part she was including every numbered paged in the book.
The final tricky point to consider is how low of a reading level can they read and not feel like it's cheating? It's a heck of a lot easier to get through shorter, easier books but they may be below your child's normal reading level. I know our school cares about being with certain reading levels for AR books but I'm not sure about the read-a-thon.
I can't decide if my friend is thinking too hard about this or if all moms are thinking this hard and I'm the only not being strategic for read-a-thons.
What's happing at your house? Have you actually looked at point cut-offs so you're getting maximum points for your efforts? Do you count illustration pages toward your total? Do your kids read below, on or above grade level for their read-a-thon books? Have you ever considered any of these points?
November 18th, 2009
7:18 am
I am all about getting kids to read.
Do parents actually lose sleep over this.. guess so?
Was that comment o.k.?
Again, I am sorry if I have offended anyone. I have read my recent comments to peers my field and they tell me they sound fine . I have called them to see if I am missing something. I am quite confused. .
November 18th, 2009
7:48 am
I'm sorry, but if you're stressing out about how many pages are in your kids' books for a silly contest, I don't think you have your priorities straight. Reading is extremely important, and I hope all kids are reading every single day, but honestly this contest sounds really counterproductive. Do we have to turn everything into a competition?
Thankfully with my 1st grader (who loves to read!) we haven't experienced this read-a-thon yet, but if/when we do, I hope we'd be reasonable and make it a fun experience rather than yet another thing to stress our poor kids out over.
Really people, when there's H1N1, school lunches that lack proper nutrition, more kids sliding into poverty, etc. does one extra page in a book for a contest really matter in the scheme of things?
November 18th, 2009
8:00 am
I think that, just like everything else that starts out as a simple and fun way to get kids to do something that will ultimately help them out the over competitive parents go nuts with it and make it not fun for anybody anymore. These are the same parents that get into fights in the stands at the ballfield while their kids are playing a sport…..idiots.
My daughter is 5 and is in the excellerated reading program. She reads one book per week and gets tested on that book on Friday and she gets a gold star on the wall next to her name when she passes the test….no big deal and no way to cheat, you either know the material or you don't.
@MJG – WTF? Have you gone bat shiat crazy?
November 18th, 2009
8:02 am
Vork, I am pretty certain the second post is a troll.
On topic: I find the whole thing extremely sad. This does not teach to read for pleasure.
November 18th, 2009
8:03 am
..if you are gonna get on motherjanegoose you need to be able to discern which comments written under her name are hers and which belong to the troll – you should know better by now!
November 18th, 2009
8:05 am
I don't think any of those posts were by the "real" MJG. Somebody really has her down quite well, however, but they give themselves away as the troll everytime!
November 18th, 2009
8:09 am
@ A…I agree with your comment but that may not be helpful to you….haha!
My kids are avid readers. Sometimes I wonder if this sort of thing will backfire as those with strong readers will see right though it and those who do not already have readers will think it is way too much trouble.
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Yes, out of respect to Theresa, I will leave the blog today as the trolls are already out.
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November 18th, 2009
8:34 am
Well, once again, overzealous parents take what should be a way to encourage kids to read and turn it into a competitive sport. My child does participate in the accelerated reader program and with that program, you read the book, take the quiz and you are done. Theresa, I can't help but wonder how much of the book your friend's child is actually absorbing because all mom is focused on is hitting a target number. If the school is perpetuating that type of behavior, it would only take a few parents to call the principal out on it.
November 18th, 2009
8:36 am
Heres the deal; Today's suburban, helicopter mom does not see their child as an individual that needs space and time to develop at their own pace. No, they see their kid as an extension of themself within their own community, a community of overly-competetive Moms (and Dad's). This charged environment brings out the insecurities, big time. These insecurities show up in read a thons, school volunteering, SOCCER, all in the same way that motivates these parents to but $40,000.00 SUV's that they dont really need or McMansions that they can't afford, you get the picture.
Do your kid a favor, stay away from their school, just 1 day. Skip a soccer game, just 1. Let them breath!
November 18th, 2009
8:40 am
Just a quick comment on the "counting the illustrations" page. The page with the pictures is just as important as the page with words! Pictures give readers clues to the meaning of the story… sometimes they really can't read all the words! Afterall, comprehension of the material should be the reader's outcome. MJG always great to see you here. We love you in So GA!
November 18th, 2009
8:41 am
Seriously? It's a read-a-thon! I would hate to be the neurotic child of one of these nut parents. "OMG -YOU HAVE TO READ THIS OR SHOULD IT BE THIS OR MAYBE THIS!?!?!?!" How about, "Pick a bunch of books you're interested in and read them. Enjoy it! If you win, great and if you lose, no biggie -at least you enjoyed reading some new books!"
And why wasn't the kid with the husband at the library choosing some books he or she might be interested in? Oh, let me guess, she was at ballet or soccer or piano or fencing or one of 10 other things they have her doing.
November 18th, 2009
8:43 am
I am a fifth grade teacher in a Title 1 school where students for the most part are not exposed to the same appreciation for literature as in many of these families that you speak of. But asan educator to me the most important part of having children read is not a page amount, but ratherr how good the book is. Good literature trumps long books, plus find books that each kid will connect with is so much more important. They need to be part of the selection rather than moms and dads. Books need to be written on the correct level for the students, my rule, as with most teachers these days is a max of five unknown words per page. If there are more than that the books are truly not good for the kids…be careful as to just going to the library and picking up books for your kids. They need books that foster their desire to read and to appreciate reading.
November 18th, 2009
8:44 am
Thanks Theresa…check your e-mail.
This will be my last comment for the day, I promise.
The notes on my 8:09 post are replies to attacks from the troll poster who has been removed by Theresa. Some who are not on the blog yet may be wondering what in the world is going on this early.
November 18th, 2009
8:46 am
What a sad story. As a family, we do not participate in such "contests" as they are counterproductive. In our family, DD prefers non-fiction to fiction; so these incentive programs don't work.
November 18th, 2009
8:58 am
I have to agree with most of the posters so far — how does this type of contest benefit the student? Is the reward the child receives really all that great to be worried if they read a book with 136 pages or 137?
Here's a thought: set an appropriate level to achieve by grade level and then recognize all the students who reach that mark. Maybe that would settle down some of these over achieving parents. Of course, they would just find something else to focus on……
November 18th, 2009
9:00 am
@just a thought- i so agree…there are so many things that cause our kids stress in this world and it just gets worse as they get into higher grades…let them be kids..let SOMETHING be fun…no wonder there are so many neurotic kids these days…nothing is fun…everyone (adults too!!!!) need to have things they do just for the sheer pleasure…to me and my kids reading is high on that list…they have to read enough material that is required for classes that may be borning or scientific…let their pleasure reading be just that…PLEASURE!! not a freaking contest…grrrrrr
November 18th, 2009
9:03 am
My son's school participates in the Accelerated Reading Program. My son is in first grade and reads often. At this point, he can read a newspaper. I logged on to the website that was provided and the first thing I noticed was that he was given a goal of points to reach by certain time periods. I would rather not even participate, but the school posts the childrens pictures on the wall by what percentage of their goal they have met. My son is very competitive and wants to be at the top. So, I started looking at the titles of books. Much like your friend's school, some books are worth more than others. It seemed like a waste of time to read books that have low point values. So, I suggested that he only read books with high point values, mostly just so we can get this over with quickly.
Thanks to this blog, I learned about the "Diary of a A Wimpy Kid" books. Those are all valued with high point totals. I bought him all four books and he has read them over the last two weeks and passed those tests.
So thank you Theresa for mentioning those in your blog. I read them too and thought they were very good.
November 18th, 2009
9:12 am
my daughter had a friend in her class all the way thru school…pre-k thru graduation..they were very competetive…that was fine…if the kid feels it thats great….my issue is making the kids feel it..all kids arent that way…let them be them!
November 18th, 2009
9:26 am
JATL I wondered the same thing: Why isn't the kid helping to pick out books?
This Mom needs to get a life outside of her children or maybe up her meds. Shoot, the kid will probably grow up to hate reading having been forced to read books that are just the right length. Crazy.
November 18th, 2009
9:26 am
Next semester my son's school is doing a Read-a-thon as a fund raiser. I don't know what the rules will be yet but the question had occurred to me that since he is reading way above grade level that I hope the rules have some way of accommodating that.
November 18th, 2009
9:35 am
What happened to having kids pick out books and keeping track of their own points. That is what I did as a kid. Has the whole world gone parenting mad or is it me?
November 18th, 2009
9:36 am
(Let's see — just how polite do I want to be on this . . . ? Umm — not very . . . !)
THIS IS THE STUPIDEST THING I HAVE EVER HEARD!!!!!!!!!!! It's the KIDS reading competition — are these mothers actually monitoring their child's reading and making determinations based on the NUMBER OF PAGES A BOOK HAS?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? Are these parents so freakin' insecure that they have to manage an innocuous reading competition so that their child will "win"? Do you really have moms who have absolutely nothing better to do with their lives than to play mind games with other mothers by taking illustrations out of books?
If kids aren't allowed to learn how to make decisions at this age, on simple things like choosing a book, how can they be expected to learn how to make good decisions later on?
There's nothing wrong with reading competitions — it's along the lines of spelling bees, math bowls, debate teams, etc. The "wrong" comes into it when the parents start getting involved it and start managing their child's competition, in some idiotic attempt to "build up their self-esteem." The only self-esteem that's getting built up in these cases are the parent's self-esteem, which must have been pretty fragile to begin with. If you have to manage a kid's reading competition so that your kid will "win" — oh, for God's sake, get a LIFE.
November 18th, 2009
9:47 am
I coached at the varsity level for years, so i was around the school quite a bit and year after year I'd see these kids graduate. Eighteen years old with tiny bags under there eyes! Worn out already from being pawns in there sick, insecure mother's games. Yes, they got into UGA, Vandy, Auburn, etc… but at what cost? They were socially awkward, tired and so over their overbearing freak of a mom. leave them alone and let them fail at something. Let them take ownership of their own failures, their own mistakes. How else will they know what success feels like? THEIR success, that is.
November 18th, 2009
9:52 am
Sounds like teresa has already drank the kool-aid. Gluten free, super enriched kool-aid from whole foods, of course.
November 18th, 2009
10:08 am
@Imno -when I taught (a gazillion years ago), we implemented the Accelerated Reader program for our high school students. I had some of the same issues with it that you do, but for kids who NEVER read and haven't grown up reading at all -for pleasure or school work -it was a good program. The competitive factor did help because kids are naturally competitive, and they could win prizes for reading certain books and certain amounts of books. In that type of situation I like it, but I still think the kids should be controlling how competitive they want to be with it.
Theresa -sorry -I don't care how "chi chi" a community she's in -obviously lots of moms are discussing the whole read-a-thon and stressing about it. That's STUPID! They all need a swift kick and something real to focus on. Honestly, can't the Junior League make a roaring comeback? It seems that neurotic, helicopter parents have taken its place. Once it was everywhere -suburban and city for all of the upper class ladies to meet at, and focus their time and energies on community projects. People may make fun, but hey -at least they helped with some actual problems! I know it still exists, but it seems that instead of focusing on community projects, helping the less fortunate and forming committees for beautification of their towns, highways, etc., women (and men) with lots of extra time on their hands have decided to pour all of it into micromanaging their kids to death.
November 18th, 2009
10:16 am
Calm down! The read-a-thon is a fundraiser for the PTA at the same time as it promotes reading among the students. It's all about fun and not all that serious. You can pretty much read or not read, it's up to the students. Most of the students really enjoy it. What's wrong with that?? Too competitive?? Don't be a socialist.
November 18th, 2009
10:21 am
Um no…contrary to popular belief I am not the trokk but thanks for the accusation.
November 18th, 2009
10:24 am
And that would be that I am not the troll. Not trokk….my bad.
November 18th, 2009
10:25 am
JATL, great point about the Junior League. I think if moms were to become more civic minded the kids would fare better. I alos think it might help kids to think outside of themselves for a minute or two. I am amazed that there are so few community oriented activities that children so now. Even Scouts seems to only be about earning badges for the child and not about any community service. Luckily we can do community service projects through church, but I think schools should be doing more of this too.
I am amazed the micromanagement of children and what it is doing to them. My stepdaughter reads avidly and this contest would be a no brainer for her. However, math is not her strongest subject but she is good at it. Her mom would prefer that she be in on level math so that she can get a solid A than in advanced level so she can be challenged and make a solid B. I thought school was about expanding your horizons, but it now seems that the teaching to the test mentality hits on every level and to anotherthought's point life for these kids seems to only be about getting into college….
November 18th, 2009
10:39 am
Crazy… Wow, how about just encouraging your kids to read? Why does it have to be about who does the most? Why does it have to be about the individual? How about as a CLASS? which class on a grade level reads the most? But even then I am sure it would turn into a frenzy. Geez… Way to take all the fun out of reading… Seriously, some moms NEED to get a LIFE… My mom encouraged me to do what I liked, not push me into activities just to say I was in a certain activity.. Only rule was, once I started it, I had to finish it. I did just enough to have fun and still appear well rounded to get into a good school… Now I am sure that my parents wished I went to a more prestigious school (now though Uconn is the top rated public Univ in New England… GOOO HUSKIES!) But I was HAPPY at Uconn and to my parents that was all they could ask for.
November 18th, 2009
10:40 am
This blog gets more and more neurotic. One question though: Why was the *father* choosing the books? Shouldn't that have been part of the kid's job?
November 18th, 2009
11:24 am
As far as those who question why a parent might be concerned about how many points a book is worth, I will explain.
I see this AR thing as yet another thing that we have to do. The quicker we get it done the better. The tests can only be taken at school and they have to be taken either before school or after. If they could be taken at home, no problem. However, this requires not only his time, but mine. That might sound selfish. Heck, I guess it is selfish. However, in order to take the tests, we have to wake up at 5:45 as opposed to 6:15 for the 45 minute ride to school.
If we have to wake up 30 minutes early and go to bed earlier, I want it done and over with as quickly as possible. I can either do that 40 times with half point books to reach the goal of 20, or I can do it 7 – 8 times with 3 point books.
November 18th, 2009
11:25 am
And as I stated, since my son can already read, this testing is not adding any educational value.
November 18th, 2009
11:40 am
The rationale is more disturbing than the actions.
"we", really? Your going to elementary school? Youre reading certain books for points?, "we".
November 18th, 2009
11:48 am
""we", really? Your going to elementary school? Youre reading certain books for points?, "we"."
I am not reading the books, but I am going to the elementary school. I drive him 45 minutes every day to be there. He has to have an adult with him in the computer lab.
I suppose you're right. I should teach my 6 year old more responsibility by telling him to take marta at 4:30 to get to school on time, huh?
November 18th, 2009
12:32 pm
@lmno..no, loved your last line..Maybe he could learn to drive the Marta bus? Even if he can't see over the steering wheel, he can't do much worse than the drivers now..
Stan, are you out there and how are things going for you and your wife? Hope all is well for y'all..
November 18th, 2009
12:53 pm
To answer the question directly as to whether its Crazy Competitive, or Common Sense, its Common Sense.
You simply ask yourself, "how much redundant busy work do I want my child to have to endure to get through this complete waste of his time?"
The common sense answer is, "as little as possible".
Helping them develop a strategy for that is not "helicopter parenting".
What people don't seem to get is that this waste of time is not just for the kids. It will waste your time as well. You can say, "Well, you shouldn't be involved" but you have to be involved because you have to get teh kid to school.
Like I wrote, I can either get him there 7 times or 40.
November 18th, 2009
2:29 pm
Actually, Theresa, that would be perfect for Jr. League. It's always been a higher society club, so if only 20% of women are available to do it, then a chunk out of that 20% would be perfect. Most women in the past DIDN'T do Jr. League. What I'm saying is that MOST women have always been too busy doing something (or just not "league material"), but civic groups like that seem to be almost nonexistent these days because the hoity toity women who would normally be in them have turned into helicopter moms who hover over their children constantly and involve themselves and their kids in waaaaayyyyy too much.
November 18th, 2009
2:43 pm
what is Junior League?
November 18th, 2009
3:21 pm
Actually, the active ATL Junior League membership is over 75% working members & the majority of whom are young professional women without children. Just saying, at least in Atlanta anyway, it's no longer your mother's or grandmother's Jr. League anymore.
Also, there is a huge initiative among the Georgia Jr. Leagues this year to help elementary children with reading. http://www.jlatlanta.org/community/million-minutes.aspx
November 18th, 2009
3:57 pm
We have the AR program at my kid's school as well. The only thing I don't like about it is that they will not allow the kids to check out or read any books unless they fall into the points set for their grade. The kids are too busy checking out the little numbers on the side of the books that they don't even know what they are reading sometimes. Also when they go to the public library, there are no numbers on the side of the books so the kids don't know what to pick. I would rather the kids just pick books that they WANT to read, and not have to worry about the points assigned to them, or number of pages ect.
November 18th, 2009
4:43 pm
Again, as a lowly tech working in schools…I can tell you AR is overrated. The latest, greatest is READ 180 (Scholastic software). My kids have to read 15 min a night (1st grader) and 30 min a night (5th grader) already as part of their standards. I LOVED to read as a child. Kids these days…really aren't that motivated…it is just more of status quo. The competition aspect is more for parents from what I have seen…most kids could care less (unless they get ice cream or pizza)
November 18th, 2009
5:33 pm
We read about 30 min a night weekdays, except Fridays. We read 45 min or more on weekends. Fridays are too busy and even a bookworm deserves a break. We fit the time in easily by reading to me while in the car. Reading in line, reading at church before services begin. I even count reading a cereal box outloud toward their time. To me it is not so much what you read as that you read.
My eldest doesn't have AR requirements any longer. They have to read 25 books in the school year. That is if she reads at her grade level. If she reads at her ability level she can read less books but then its about pages. NOTHING is about points and she loves reading more than ever, she is finally looking at books that she used to think she couldn't do because they wouldn't count on AR — right now she is reading New Moon (if she finishes it while the movie is out she gets to go see the show, if not only Mom gets to see it in the theatre!).
All of these contests (Sally Foster, Box Tops, etc) are for the parents even if the "prize' is for the kid. I refuse to get into it.
JATL I can understand where your coming from. However with budget cuts and so forth, the schools really need the crazy helicopter parents in doing these things. They need the money of the programs like I mentioned above and all the other fundraisers to be able to get anything decent for the schools.
It just bites all the way around.
If the parent really wants a reader though, they should let the child catch them reading. I turn the TV off and declare DEAR several times a week. I did not stop reading for my pleasure just because I had kids (though friends said I would have too). I just pointed at their book and said yours and then to my book "Momma's". I would read a book or two to them then hand it to them and say your turn while I read mine.
I also made sure their books where everywhere (car, tub, rooms, kitchen). They knew they were there books. Why is it there is such power in owning your own book?
Youngest child is a slower reader, but she is very excited to have the highest points in AR in her class. I encourage her in this as it is the only thing she is competitive about thus far. I do not pick her books though, she does.
November 18th, 2009
7:04 pm
@FCM -I do understand that schools need all the parental help they can get, and I really support it. I'm talking about the certain parents (moms and dads) who step in to "help" but really want to run the show, make everything on their terms, and flip out if their kid isn't at the top of said activity. Case in point: I think a read-a-thon is great if the competitive spirit comes from the KIDS; I think it's sad when a few parents start freaking out and creating this crazy-competitive attitude over something that should actually be very relaxing. You're right about schools needing all the money they can get from fundraisers and extra programs and lots of help from parents. After attending a small private school and teaching at a woefully underbudgeted metro county school, I feel like I should have some type of professional fundraising certificate!
November 20th, 2009
2:34 am
I agree that this type of competition is counterproductive… I would much rather see schools focus on bigger issues such as teaching children to grow up to be responsible people, along with knowledge of math, science, reading, writing (you know… a well rounded education. Rick Posner, author of a great book titled, "Lives of Passion, School of Hope" teaches this very concept (that self-empowerment and responsibility should be taught first), and has proof that this type of education does lead to students becoming responsible adults. As a parent, I am more proud of the fact that my child is a good responsible person, rather than the fact that they read 100 pages in a book. Silly.


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Science Proves that Men Going Their Own Way Don't Go Anywhere, Really
If you ever wonder what a bunch of dudes who are Going Their Own Way and totally don't give a good gosh darn about women, nosireebob, like to talk about the most on their special Men Only No Girls Allowed We're Totally Going Our Own Way forum, well now you don't have to rely on the comments I so cavalierly cherry pick from their forum.
Nope, I just realized we can use SCIENCE, in the form of the tag clouds that the site puts above the various subforums, to SCIENTIFICALLY see what they talk about. If you cast your glance upwards, for example, you'll see the tag cloud for the most active forum on the site.
Seems like these Men Going Their Own Way haven't gone very far, huh?
I'm guessing the National Organization for Women spends less time talking about women than they do.
EDITED TO ADD: If you would prefer to hear this post read aloud by an actual Man Going His Own Way, one of them has helpfully prepared this video. It's an uncanny impersonation, by the way. They showed me, I guess!
Mark Minter takes on Marriage, Mangina Manservants and America's Matriarchal Infrastructure
Today I'm feeling lazy, so I'm just going to pass along some thoughts from Mark Minter, a fellow best known, insofar as he is known, for leaving melodramatic manospherian manifestos – look, three "m's" in a row! — in other people's comments sections. I've written about him before – twice! — and he's recently returned to his old habit of leaving his droppings in the comments here.
Oh, Brother! Gun-toting MGTOWer rejected by Big Brother program
Life is tough for dudes in our evil misandryarchy. Even dudes who just want to help littler dudes find themselves blocked by evil women.
Take, for example, the sad tale of a public-spirited MGTOWer who calls himself TheDisgruntledGentleman, and his thwarted attempt to join the Big Brother/Big Sister program. No, not the TV show, or the creepy dystopian leader/voyeur from 1984 — the mentoring program that pairs adults with at-risk kids. Let's let him explain:
Women with self-esteem: A grave threat to modern man
Hey, horny "nice guys," you know how you're always saying nice things to girls and sometimes telling they're pretty in hopes they decide to sleep with you? Or just gawking at them at the gym?
Turns out that this isn't such a good thing. Not so much because, you know, staring at women like you're a serial killer might just creep a lot of women out. But because all this attention might well turn these women into stuck-up you-know-whats, which is a major pain for the world's horny guys.
Homophobic Asshole Throws Other Homophobic Asshole Out of Men's Rights Movement for Homophobic Assholery
I don't want to make this blog the A Voice for Men Show, but that little hangout of angry dudes has really been outdoing itself in recent days. Take site founder and chief egomaniac Paul Elam's post the other day reading the riot act to another Men's Rights activist for being a homophobic asshole.
Specifically, an Australian bloke named Chris Key, whom Elam describes as "a true misogynist, homophobe and all around asshole who claims to be an MRA."
The Stuff I Ban: Chris Key of Men's Rights Online complains about "feminazi dykes and c***ts" using foul language.
Here at Man Boobz, I've set it so first-time commenters have their comments sent to moderation so I can decide if they're sort of people I want to have commenting here on a regular basis. Given the obnoxiousness of some of the people I let through, I imagine some of you might wonder just what it takes to get censored around here. So here, as a public service of sorts, is one recent comment from a first-timer that I didn't let through.
"I don't want to publish reviews of films where women are alpha and men are beta," and other thoughts from the new publisher of the Niagara Falls Reporter
Until recently, Michael Calleri was a movie reviewer for the Niagara Falls Reporter. Indeed, he'd been reviewing movies for the weekly paper for more than 20 years. But then the paper got sold to a new owner, and Calleri found that many of the reviews he sent in weren't making their way into print. He contacted the new publisher, who was also the new editor, and after several surreal conversations and a number of emails, he received this explanation from his new boss:
i have a deep moral objection to publishing reviews of films that offend me. snow white and the huntsman is such a film. when my boys were young i would never have allowed them to go to such a film for i believe it would injure their developing manhood. if i would not let my own sons see it, why would i want to publish anything about it?
Yeah, I think we can all see where this is going.
snow white and the huntsman is trash. moral garbage. a lot of fuzzy feminist thinking and pandering to creepy hollywood mores produced by metrosexual imbeciles.
I don't want to publish reviews of films where women are alpha and men are beta.
where women are heroes and villains and men are just lesser versions or shadows of females.
i believe in manliness.
not even on the web would i want to attach my name to snow white and the huntsman except to deconstruct its moral rot and its appeal to unmanly perfidious creeps.
i'm not sure what headhunter has to offer either but of what I read about it it sounds kind of creepy and morally repugnant.
with all the publications in the world who glorify what i find offensive, it should not be hard for you to publish your reviews with any number of these.
they seem to like critiques from an artistic standpoint without a word about the moral turpitude seeping into the consciousness of young people who go to watch such things as snow white and get indoctrinated to the hollywood agenda of glorifying degenerate power women and promoting as natural the weakling, hyena -like men, cum eunuchs.
Dude,"eunuch" is not the preferred nomanclature. Mangina-American, please.
Oh, but the new boss made clear that he was open to some sorts of reviews from Calleri:
If you care to write reviews where men act like good strong men and have a heroic inspiring influence on young people to build up their character (if there are such movies being made) i will be glad to publish these.
i am not interested in supporting the reversing of traditional gender roles.
i don't want to associate the Niagara Falls Reporter with the trash of Hollywood and their ilk.
it is my opinion that hollywood has robbed america of its manliness and made us a nation of eunuchs who lacking all manliness welcome in the coming police state. …
In short i don't care to publish reviews of films that offend me.
if you care to condemn the filmmakers as the pandering weasels that they are…. true hyenas.
i would be interested in that….
So, yeah, apparently the Niagara Falls Reporter is now being edited by a barely literate misogynist who seems like he just stepped out of the comments section of The Spearhead.
You can read the rest of Calleri's story over at the Chicago Sun-Times.
(Thanks to several alert Man Boobz readers for pointing me to this story.)


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Philip Jones was appointed to the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission by Gov. Chris Gregoire in March 2005.
Jones serves as president of the National Association of Regulatory Commissioners (NARUC) and serves as chair of its Board of Directors and Executive Committee. He previously served on the Board of the National Regulatory Research Institute (NRRI) and co-chaired the Washington Action Program. Jones is a member of the International Relations and Telecommunications Committees of NARUC.
Prior to his commission appointment, he served as managing director of Cutter & Buck (Europe), BV in Amsterdam, the Netherlands for five years.
From 1983 – 1988 he served as senior legislative assistant to Senator Daniel J. Evans, the former U.S. Senator from Washington State, and staffed him on energy policy issues and for the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee as well as international trade policy. He was responsible for a broad range of energy issues, including hydroelectric re-licensing, nuclear waste management, energy conservation and renewables, and the Bonneville Power Administration.
Jones is a native of Spokane, Washington. He graduated from Harvard College with honors with a degree in East Asian Studies in 1977.
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[347] Assessment of Observed Changes and Responses in Natural and Managed Systems." In Climate Change 2007: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability, edited by M. L. Parry, O. F. Canziani, J. P. Palutikof, P. J. van der Linden and C. E. Hanson, 79-131. Vol. Contribution of Working Group II to the Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Cambridge, UK and New York, NY: Cambridge University Press, 2007."


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@hardlynormal and @invisiblepeople are twitter handles used by a guy who's doing something helpful for others using social media.
I read about his story this morning, and think it is this sort of project that gives real value to technical evolutions. It may be argued that most social networking tools are either used by salesmen or egoists, but knowing that there are people using these tools to *help others* is a relief. I tend to think the highest goal of science is to give back the results of research and discovery to the rest of the world. An increase in compassion and understanding of others and the world around us might be the most effective way forward from our often violent behaviors to each other.
This project also makes many people angry. Angry that our governments are so out of touch with the lives of every day people, that they direct funds in wrong headed ways. Seeing the homeless, and actually hearing their stories, is a proof of that. Men who drove businesses into millions of dollars in debt, and then were consequently cut massive checks for their failure, strikes just about any sane person as a horrible injustice when we see that so many fellow citizens are homeless, ( which by default makes one unemployable btw...ever see a job application that did NOT ask for a home address? ), hungry, jobless, and further exposed to various brutalities.
The link above will take you to a website where @hardlynormal has documented the stories of homeless people in their own words. They tell their stories themselves, which frequently shatters the often held bigotries of those of us who are NOT homeless that they are just shiftless, lazy people who probably deserved their fate. I think it's that sort of thinking which fails to destroy homelessness.
Right across from the White House is a park. In that park are dozens, if not more, of homeless people, homeless Americans ( with the recession, those numbers are growing ). Any president can look out the window and see them. I think a good question to put to those folks would be,"And how many presidents have passed through since you've been living in this park?".
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This black and silver silkscreen printed poster serves as a type specimen for the typefaces from Typonine, drawn by Nikola Đurek. The letters are shown as fashion icons and their descriptions are written in a cliche version of the high fashion vocabulary (interestingly enough, many terms coincide with type design terms). The poster is available for purchase through www.tipoplakat.com.
Shadow Type: Classic Three-Dimensional Lettering by Steven Heller
Designers often look to the past for ways to enliven their projects. Letters with relief and shadow have long been an effective way to add spectacle or intrigue to otherwise mundane words. Introduced in metal type as early as 1815, shadow typefaces were a form of early experimentation among type founders. In the late nineteenth century, the form was adopted in wood type for use in posters and has been embraced ever since by designers looking for ways to communicate a sense of monumentality, a feeling of confidence, or a simple impression of optimism. Shadow Type presents a broad spectrum of examples—advertising, shop signs, billboards, posters, type-specimen books—featuring the most popular, rare, and (nearly) forgotten dimensional letters from Europe and the United States. Compiled by the leading historian of graphic design Steven Heller and renowned graphic designer Louise Fili, this invaluable collection, packed full of typographic ideas, will inspire anyone aiming to give more depth to their design.
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A good crumble recipe. Not the best ever, but pretty yummy. I replaced half the flour in the topping with oats and added cinnamon and nutmeg to both parts. Unless you're feeding super models, this will not serve eight--six at most.
Cranberry and Apple Crumble
Becky Luigart-Stayner
This simple dessert satisfies. Serve it with vanilla ice cream. We used Braeburn apples, but Fuji, Gala, Granny Smith, or any other tart variety will do.
Yield: 8 servings (serving size: 2/3 cup)
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 211
- Calories from fat: 26%
- Fat: 6.1g
- Saturated fat: 3.6g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.7g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.4g
- Protein: 1.2g
- Carbohydrate: 40.1g
- Fiber: 3.4g
- Cholesterol: 15mg
- Iron: 0.7mg
- Sodium: 61mg
- Calcium: 17mg
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/4 cup chilled butter, cut into small pieces
- 6 cups sliced peeled Braeburn apple
- 1 cup fresh cranberries
- 1/3 cup fresh orange juice
- 2 tablespoons granulated sugar
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- Preheat oven to 375°.
- Lightly spoon flour into a dry measuring cup; level with a knife. Combine flour, 1/4 cup granulated sugar, brown sugar, and butter in a food processor; pulse 10 times or until mixture resembles coarse meal.
- Combine apple and cranberries in a large bowl. Combine juice and remaining ingredients; pour over apple mixture. Toss well. Spoon apple mixture into a 2-quart baking dish. Sprinkle with flour mixture. Bake at 375° for 40 minutes or until bubbly and golden brown. Serve warm.
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Hey guys, Im new to the forum and could use your help on a few homework problems. Can anyone explain how to do these?
1. A baseball of mass m and initial speed v strikes a catcher's mitt. If the mitt moves x as it brings the ball to rest, what is the average force it exerts on the ball? expressing in terms of given variables.
2. A force of magnitude 7.50N pushes three boxes with masses m1=1.30kg, m2=3.20kg, and m3=4.90kg. Find the magnitude of the contact force between boxes 2 and 3.
3. A farm tractor tows a 3500 kg trailer up a 20 degree incline with a steady speed of 3.0 m/s. What force does the tractor exert on the trailer (ignoring friction)?
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You should familiarize yourself with our rules. We don't do your homework for you here. That would be of no use to you whatsoever.
However, if you show what you have done so far, we are happy to point out any errors you are making, and even help guide you in the right direction. If you're here to learn physics, and to learn how to use your understanding of physics to solve problems, then you are in the right place!
All homework help forum posts should be made using the template provided (the thing that you deleted when you typed your post). This is not just to be pedantic on our part. It exists because it is actually a useful way to get you thinking about the problem and how to solve it.
So, my first question to you would be, what have YOU done on these problems so far?
For the second problem: draw free body diagrams for each box so that you can take an inventory of the forces that act on each one. Hint: you know the overall acceleration of the entire system because of one of Newton's laws.
For the third problem, draw a free body diagram for the trailer, indicating all forces that act on it. If the trailer moves at a constant speed, then what must be true about the sum of these forces?
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Very good read. I find these regions to be fascinating from a lore perspective. I really like the changes they made to Un'Goro post-cataclysm, specifically the dealings with that titan watcher, where you turn into several different creatures. It really makes you think about the process behind the areas and where it could go in the future.


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Brigid Murphy, president and CEO of The Dominion, says she can see a time when telematics will be used to determine auto insurance premiums.
"This is potentially a game changer from the automobile point of view," Murphy said on Tuesday during a luncheon hosted by the Insurance Brokers of Toronto Region. "I have no doubt, and I think most people in the industry will say, that ultimately this is what will drive prices for automobile insurance," she said.
It has been estimated that by 2018, "95% of cars will have these gizmos in them when you buy them off the lot," Murphy told luncheon attendees. "You will have something in your car that says where you drive, how you drive, how much you drive," she said.
Basing insurance prices based on this "eliminates the whole credit score argument on automobile insurance because if you can see the actual risk, then you don't need to use a reasonable facsimile," Murphy suggested.
Her view is that credit scoring is ultimately a fool's game. Insurance is a business where the losses of the few are paid for by the premiums of the many and credit scoring may take "us to a situation where the losses of the few are paid for by the premiums of the few," Murphy commented.
The response in the United States to good driving behaviour, as indicated by telematics, has been to offer discounts, she said. "If you're a good driver, you're probably way more likely to say 'sign me up.'"
However, this is "actually problematic for companies because it takes money out of the pocket and you have to raise rates for everybody else."
Murphy pointed to a company in Quebec that claims its approach with young drivers – each answers a few questions, receives a quote and then see the rate adjusted up or down based on monthly driving behaviour – is helping to change driving behaviour for the better.
More time will be needed to determine if the reported behaviour changes are long term or lasting only a few months.
Murphy suggested the model looks like "the right model if you really want to make this work and change driving behaviour." She added, however, that there is a need to ensure efforts to find a place for telematics within existing rules does not result in dumbing down the technology.
The Dominion will likely try to start building some data around telematics to help identify "where the price point should be or might be," Murphy said.
"The only jurisdictions where you can do it in a really low-risk way is British Columbia and Quebec, where there's no bodily injury," she said, adding that it would be nice to get some sense of how this would play out in another jurisdiction, perhaps Nova Scotia or Alberta.
"I expect it's going to be fairly rigid in Ontario in the short term so it may not be the place to experiment," Murphy added.
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Timer.Dispose Method (WaitHandle)
Releases all resources used by the current instance of Timer and signals when the timer has been disposed of.
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The WaitHandle to be signaled when the Timer has been disposed of.
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true if the function succeeds; otherwise, false.
The notifyObject parameter is null.
Calling Dispose allows the resources used by the Timer to be reallocated for other purposes. For more information about Dispose, see Cleaning Up Unmanaged Resources.
When this method completes, it signals the WaitHandle specified by the notifyObject parameter. Use this overload of the Dispose method if you want to be able to block until you are certain that the timer has been disposed. The timer is not disposed until all currently queued callbacks have completed.
If the callback uses the Change method to set the dueTime parameter to zero, a race condition can occur when the Dispose(WaitHandle) method overload is called: If the timer queues a new callback before the Dispose(WaitHandle) method overload detects that there are no callbacks queued, Dispose(WaitHandle) continues to block; otherwise, the timer is disposed while the new callback is being queued, and an ObjectDisposedException is thrown when the new callback calls the Change method.
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There are not 4 million outcomes... it ends on multiples of ten and one team must have 2000. The actual number of endings is more along the lines of:
So, if AB was purely random, your chance every game for We Had It All Along is .25%. (1/400).
However, it's not purely random. There are influences and gameplay mechanics that make is very easy to end up with specific scores (such as 0-2000). A close game with two very well played teams will yield higher chances of getting the sweet spot. I've been in two games so far (out of 100) that ended with a score of 2000-1990. Unfortunately for me, the Horde won both.


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Prof. Crestani started the local Information Retrieval Research group. His main areas of research are Information Retrieval, Text Mining, and Digital Libraries.
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This blueberry crumble is a really easy gluten free dessert recipe! My friend Steve Farber was in Maine for the end of the summer and on his last day there he decided to go to his favorite roadside stand to get some blueberries to take home. Here's how I discovered one of the best gluten free recipes ever…
The people at the roadside stand told him that blueberry season was over and there were none left to be had. This devastated poor Steve whose response was, "You should at least hand a man a drink while giving him news like that." They took sympathy upon Steve and gave him directions to the farm where they usually get their blueberries. Steve hurried on his quest and found Ron Nobbs Farms, 3rd generation farmer on the same land his grandfather worked and owned. Ron also happens to be a vegan and an organic farmer, having never used any pesticides or growth chemicals on his produce. He is located in Rangeley, Maine if you are daring enough to pay him a visit. Tell him Steve Farber sent you hehe.
Ron took Steve under his wing and told him to go pick the last blueberries of the season to his heart's content. Steve went into Ron Nobbs' wild blueberry forests of Maine, very similar to Narnia, and came out hours later with as many blueberries as he could carry in his sacks home with him. He was a happy hobbit.
Next Steve dropped a bunch of these blue jewels off at our house and I got so inspired that I created a yummy gluten free blueberry crumble. Both myself and my roommate swooned over this yummy, gooey dessert. You will make your family and friends so happy with this really easy gluten free dessert recipe!
You will need:
- 4 cups of fresh blueberries
- 2 Tbsp. sugar
- juice of half a lemon
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- 1 cup gluten free oats
- 2/3 cup brown sugar or maple sugar
- 1/2 tsp. cinnamon
- pinch of sea salt
- 4 Tbsp. cold, cubed, unsalted butter
Wash the blueberries and blot dry them with a paper towel. Butter a casserole dish and put the blueberries in the dish. Sprinkle them with the 2 Tbsp. of sugar and squeeze the half a lemon over them. Set aside. Preheat oven to 450*.
In a mixing bowl combine the flour, oats, brown sugar or maple sugar, cinnamon and sea salt. Add the cubed butter and with your hands or a fork mix all the ingredients together until they are a crumbly, buttery mess. Pour the mixture over the blueberries.
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This page contains Cheats for Style Savvy: Trendsetters organized by sections for 3DS. Style Savvy: Trendsetters is a Miscellaneous General game, made by syn Sophia, released on Oct 22, 2012 and published by Nintendo. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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Do you ever lose competitions well if you do theres a easy way to win by saving your game before you go to the competition and then if you dont get in first place go home and close the game and open it back up again and then you can start over agian but it might not be the same category hope this helped :3 !!!...From: ExtremeGoddess
If you dress your assistant in a specific taste of clothing from head to toe, usually a customer will comliment on it and request an outfit in that taste. The same applies to your character as well. Switch outfits and assistants often. Its a fun way to use your favorite taste of clothing....From: Annie
When a customer buys the outfit your mannequin wearing, almost always another customer will buy the next outfit you put on it. Put the most expensive pieces on your mannequin if you want to make more money. Change your mannequins outfits often and switch from the man and the woman mannequins....From: Annie
If the date on your 3DS is the day you submitted as your birthday in your Profile option, you will get a special birthday gift from Michaela....From: Annie
If you're getting bored with the selection of clothes at the Buyer's Center then change to a different season of the year. Just save your game and then change the date in the Settings option on your 3DS. Depending on what kind of clothes you want to get depends on the season you pick. When you get tired of the season you pick just change the date a...From: Annie
Have you been wanting to change your season but dont know how? Well its quite simple. Here, ill show you in steps: 1. go to system settings 2. click on more settings 3. click on date and time 4. change the month to 5 or 6 *change date if necessary* 5. click on the game and your done! Hope it was useful!:)...From: Waffle Lover456
When you finally get to the Elite contest Mc Mode and Avery will come to your shop and they will give you a tiara because it happened to me. SO WORK HARD!...From: Brit Brit 02
To earn compatibility with your assistants is quite simple.you have to keep them at the desk. There is a faster way, though. change their clothes. It takes 2-4 weeks to earn a compatibility star by keeping them at the desk.It takes 1-3 weeks to earn a compatibility star by changing your assistants outfit. I hope my advice helped you!...From: pandalover361
Going online can get money. Try to give it your all. Do the best as you can as if their was no tomorrow. Do the contests. All of them. The last one (#4) gives $5,000. If you change your birthday, everyday, you will get prizes faster....From: MeganMS
I know that someone posted a cheat about the tiara but it wasn't when you complete the elite contest! so here is the truth on how to earn it, after you complete the first ever international contest and strike first place, the next day Mc-Mode and Avery will come to your boutique and reward you with that sparkling one of a kind tiara for all of the ...From: ExtremeGoddess
Im am going to tell you how to get the wedding dress so here is how, around your last premier competition Michaela and Avery face will appear in a circle pointing to the premier competition telling you to do that competition so you can make it to first place and earn the exclusive one of a kind wedding dress they have displayed!!! btw i earn the we...From: ExtremeGoddess
Okay, so, you've got your eye on a boy in style savvy: trendsetters, huh? Okay. Here is how you get him. You can also date him. Okay. Here is how. Husband: 1. Pick a guy 2. Go to the buyers center 3. Go to Castellan (if it's open) 4. Buy items that look like something a guy at a wedding would wear 5. Next time you see him, no matter what he wants, ...From: ItRoLlEdU
So you want to win every contest, but can't get the theme right on your first try? Well, right before you go to the contests save your game. Then if you loose just turn off your DS. Well I hoped this helped all of you guys....From: Anna Mae
To win the theme far eastern fun, you have to get the craziest thing. if u don't already have it in your invotory, get the following things ASAP: Uber cloth: white shirt, purple tights, redish scarf Mint sprinkles: furry winter coat, furry winter boots(they might be somwhere else though) preppy plaid skirt with red on it. For everything on this lis...From: expert
First of all the game is a cheat as not all items they use will be available on your stock of clothes.A nd keep in mind, DO NOT COPY THEIR LOOKS as this will make you come 3rd/4th. Try make the patterns match. This has a strong capability. Same with colors. Don't do green hen all of a sudden a red bag! Colors are a strong note! Try do the same bran...From: Baby Girl
In Style Savvy: Trendsetters always remember to fill up your happiness meter, and collect as much of the gold dust (happiness) as you can. This is because, as soon as it is completely filled, the next morning after the ''Late Night'' time period has finished you will unlock something ~ along the lines of these: More hairstyles A new clothing brand ...From: ThatNerdGirl
Ok, lets get things straight. You have a crush on one of the boys in Style Savvy Trendsetters right? So first of all you need to go to your wardrobe and dress all girly in red,white and blue -Navy blue or Royal Blue or Light Blue- make sure it is ALL girly.Stick on the tiara from the Elite contest. Now, order ANYTHING from the Exhibition Hall (The ...From: JessicaBoo
On the 3rd Elite Contest, dress your model in edgy, bold clothes no matter what the theme is. You will be guaranteed to win, and you will get a special gift from Avery! This works every time. Also, make sure that the hairstyle is a shade of brown. Good luck!...From: Lindsey P.
This worked for me: When you win a contest, you're invited to an After Party. Talk to Avery. After, close my 3-DS. Not hard. Not soft. Let the top part drop down. When you poen it up, the happy/laughing voices should follow where ever you go! Except: Make sure to close it RIGHT when you're done talking to Avery. It will work if you did it right. Ha...From: I Like Helping
If you really want to go on a date with Brad go to the system settings change the date 7/1and whatever that date is and the next day he will come to your shop and she will ask you to go to the firework show it really works this happened to me I'm not lying trust me this is me and I'm really excited about tonight so make sure you do this and um..you...From: emily
Stuck on this game? Set a specific, clearly defined question and let others answer your question or view answers to previously asked questions. If you think you are an Style Savvy: Trendsetters expert then please try to help others with their questions.
Is there anyway I can go to/unlock the places like the tearoom, concert venue, station plaza, picnic arena, amusement park, etc without like getting invited by someone from my shop like can I just go ...
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So he asked me to the fireworks show, but I also read something about a carnival? And the cheat "Date with Brad," is absolutely unhelpful. I've tried it thrice and it doesn't seem to work....
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I know the "Far Eastern Fun," theme is difficult, but that's been answered a couple ways so I'm now stuck on a different one. "Lucky Charm: A girly outfit that's also elegant," for...
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Can your store room hold more than 1000 items for women? If it's possible how do you get it?...
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I have got two stars with danny already. what will happen when i get three?...
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I finished all 10 Beginner Contests but somehow I don't have the newest Contest unlocked. How is that possible? I just got a full moon after my 10th Contest and got all the brands invited to the Buyer...
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I finished all 10 Beginner Contests but somehow I don't have the Elite Contest unlocked. How is that possible? I just got a full moon after my 10th Contest and got all the brands invited to the Buyer ...
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I would really love to change my characters looks but don't want to restart because of hoe far I've come. I heard about some kind of bonus menu and wondered if anyone could tell me how to get it or ho...
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Friday Funny: Midcentury Modern Hits Retirement
Here at Apartment Therapy, our love for midcentury modern is strong. But that doesn't mean we're above a little midcentury design-related humor.
Also? I totally dig that walker.
This Friday funny was discovered at Core77 and created by Craighton Berman. You can see more of his cartoons at his blog, fueledbycoffee.
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Makes me smile.
The Eames wheelchair is actually something I'd consider buying, if it were real!!! (If/when I need one, of course.) Maybe the walker, too!
What Eames wheelchair? End Alzheimer's!
Did anyone else think of the show Frasier?
Actually, when you think of the age of the people who bought this stuff when it first became popular ... nah, their tastes have probably changed since then.
MCM isn't my cuppa, but that Eiffel walker looks kind of cute.
I'm over the whole mid-century craze, except for the Eames lounge chair, that's a classic.
LOL! That's funny! But I must admit my love for MCM is wavering. I know. I don't know what's going on either.
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