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- Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Before the cab had reached the end of the block, her jaw quit working.
Except for the tremble.
She was supposedly an expert in marital discourse. How did it happen that in ten words or less, with absolutely no forewarning, her own husband had exploded their world with "I want a divorce" and then sent her off to the airport?
The scene was so totally out of character for him it made her head swim. The Galloways were the poster couple for a healthy marriage. They had worked hard for over twenty years at keeping it healthy. She had taught on the subject for a dozen years. She had a solid grasp of the ins and outs—
A sharp jab against her arm startled her.
Her seatmate moved her elbow from the armrest. "Sorry."
Jill nodded and then shook her head and hoped it was a universal sign for no problem.
"Excuse me." The woman pushed the headset from her mane of dark hair. "No one is sitting in the aisle seat. You could use it."
Jill gazed at the empty seat.
"Uh, are you all right?"
She nodded, shook her head, and nodded again. You don't want to know.
"Do you need the attendant?"
Jill's lungs craved air. Her chest felt like it was on fire. Maybe words were piled up inside. Instead of their usual flight off her tongue, they had lumped themselves together and now spontaneous combustion was occurring.
Maybe she was having a heart attack!
Miss Sullen reached up and snapped on the call light.
Jill blurted, "It's my husband's seat."
"Okaaay." Her voice rose on the last syllable.
"He's in Chicago."
The woman's eyebrows twitched.
"And I think he just left me." Jill unbuckled her belt, snapped off the call light, and moved into Jack's seat, affirming that he really and truly was not coming.
The burning sensation lessened. Maybe speaking aloud had released some of the pressure. Maybe what helped was giving voice to truth, the hard truth that she was on a plane somewhere over the Rockies and her husband for no conceivable reason was not.
She shut her eyes. She couldn't even articulate a prayer. Where was God in all this anyway? A simple answer was that He allowed this situation for a reason. A reason she could use someday. Something like a new insight to share with other women or like material for a lesson plan.
Her chest went all hot again. The simple answer did not resonate. No way, nohow.
She pressed her fingers against her breastbone. Was it heartburn? Not the kind that plagued when she was pregnant, but the kind inflicted by such emotional pain it felt like her heart was being seared.
"Maybe he didn't leave you," her seatmate said.
Jill opened her eyes.
Miss Sullen shrugged. "You said you 'think' he left you. If you don't know for sure, maybe he didn't."
"Maybe he didn't." Jill sighed. "Out of the blue he said he wanted a divorce."
"Out of the blue?"
"Yes. The thing is, I can't figure out why he would. I mean, of course I've gone over my obvious, most glaring faults. I talk too much. I drag him to events he doesn't give a hoot about. He wanted four kids but I said no after one. I ignore his parents a lot. I don't cook. I really don't like his office manager. I threw his baseball cards into the trash. It was a mistake—I didn't mean to, but I did it. And I spend an arm and a leg every three weeks for this." She grabbed a fistful of frosted blonde hair. Its carefree style cut exactly one inch below her earlobes remained undisturbed.
Miss Sullen's brows inched upward.
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Said Obama to the activists: "I got my start as a community organizer, somebody who was working in what would be called an NGO in the international community. I got elected president by engaging people at a grass roots level."
Obama also said, referring to the activists: "I'm very proud of their work… Part of good government is making sure we're creating a space for civil society."
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At the same session Friday, the court will sift through several appeals to decide whether legally married gay couples have a right to equal benefits under federal law. Appeals courts in Boston and New York have struck down this part of the Defense of Marriage Act, and the justices are almost certain to take up a case to resolve that question."
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I expect a flurry of QQ over the 40% nerf, but I don't think it will be so bad. They're buffing the talents, but we'll have to wait and see if it will be close to making up for it. I'm just thinking that this is just making replenishment more of a necessity than it already is, which isn't needed. Sure 3 classes can bring it to the raid, but even then I feel as if this could reinforce the "bring the class nomatterwhat, but try to get a good player behind it too" idea that was BC. We'll just have to wait and see..


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Cleveland is expected to be active in free agency this offseason and it looks like they're off to an early start. After being linked to ex-Ravens linebacker Paul Kruger for the better part of a week now, it appears the rumor is bringing to take the shape of an official contract offer. According to Adrian Wilson of Ravens Insider, the Browns are "closing in" on a deal with Kruger.
Sources say Browns are closing in on their target: Ravens pass rushing outside linebacker Paul Kruger. Nothing official yet of course
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Kruger has been a target for the Browns for some time now, so it comes as no surprise that they're close to offering him a big contract. Other than the Browns, interest in Kruger has remained minor with only the Colts showing enough interest in the linebacker to make the Browns nervous about their prospects of landing him.
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I think that the reason for allowing multiple frozen mobs again is purely because of the mechanics of bread and butter chain trapping.
It is not specifically to allow "double trapping", which is just a bonus.
Only allowing 1 mob to be frozen is a problem in group play. Consider the standard chain trapping process:
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> Hunter freezes mob 1
> Hunter drops another freeze trap and starts nuking
...and now another mob unexpectedly triggers the second trap. For example, the tank accidentally walks the mob over the trap, or a mob fears the tank and charges the hunter.
The first trap breaks because the second trap was triggered (under the "only one frozen" rule).
The second mob probably has a DoT, so the second trap breaks almost immediately.
...and now there are 2 mobs running around.
This is the problem that is fixed by removing the "only one frozen" rule. The alternative is increased party wipes for frustrating reasons.


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The commercial version of gory horror shooter mod The Haunted: Hells Reach, which won Epic's 2010 Make Something Unreal contest, has been picked up by THQ's ValuSoft label. It'll be released for PC in October, and on XBLA in "early 2012," the publisher announced today.
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- sunangelmb Aug 26, 2008 07:07 AM
I have been invited to an annual dessert party. We are new to the neighborhood, and I am looking to make a good impression.I am an excellent baker, but am at a loss for what to bring. I want a wow factor, that also tastes great. It would help if I could bring 'bite sized' treats, because they are easier to grab and eat. (Sometimes cutting, and serving can get messy.) If it is fabulous, and delicious, I would be willing to make anything. Please, I need your guys help.
Napoleons are always fun because they look so impressive and seem difficult to make, but if you're a baker they probably won't phase you in the least. For bit size ones you could make them 1/2 of the size you normally would. If you have access to late-season fruit at a farmers market that would be even better. I'm not sure what your tastes are, but here's a whole slew of ideas from Epicurious:
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I am so into cupcakes these days, and they're very well received (word seems to be cupcakes are now "hot". And fruit desserts while they're in season I think are always a crowd pleaser.
I've been making fresh peach cupcakes -- best w/ a marscapone frosting, but cream cheese, butter, confectioner's sugar & vanilla passes. At a dessert party, people will think the fruit cupcakes are (almost) nutritious!
Nothing says "welcome" to me like a homemade chocolate cake. I suggest Cooks Illustrated's version. It's rich, delicious, and everybody loves a chocolate cake!
Tres leches cake with macerated berries on the side. It's cool and refreshing. Or, the Elvis cake. When I bring either to a gathering, people can't get over how good they both are.
You can do either as a cupcake if you want individual sized desserts.
Hi sunangelmb,
You HAVE TO HAVE TO make these cupcakes pops! I saw that on the Martha Stewart's show (it's not her recipe but from a guest), but they look SO cute and will definitely "wow" your guests. If you are an excellent baker, I bet this recipe is super easy for you. It's all about presentation.
You should also watch the video in the link:
I would think of making baklava using real butter of course, and either toasted almonds or pistachios, and putting a slice each of lemon and orange and a few whole cloves and a cinnamon stick in the honey-sugar syrup, for extra flavor...then cutting it in small pieces and putting each bit in a bonbon cup to collect the sweet drippy juice. Actually the bonbon cups or mini cupcake cups wouldn't be a bad idea with other suggestions made, like little creampuffs or frangipane tarts. Knock 'em dead.
OK I have decided on mii cupcakes, and found so many delicious recipes. Here are my options I am going to choose 2. I think the first 2 are my favorite (has anyone made lavendar cupcakes, are they yummy?)
Lavender Cream Filled Cupcake with Citrus Cream Cheese Frosting
Peanut Butter Filled Chocolate Cupcakes with Chocolate Ganache
Key Lime Macademia Nut cupcakes
Lavendar pink grapefruit frosted cupcakes
Mint Cream Filled Cupcakes with Raspberry Mousse Frosting (these also sound awesome)
Carrot Ginger Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting and Candied Carrot Sprinkles (my kids love carrot cake)
Devil's Food Cupcake with Chocolate Buttercream
Melt in Your Mouth Chocolate Cupcakes with Whipped Cream
Red Velvet Cupcakes with Vanilla Bean Cream Cheese Frosting
Sweet & Salty Honey Peanut Cupcakes
Chocolate Cupcakes Stuffed with Strawberry Chocolate Ganache and Frosted with Chocolate Glaze and Buttercream
So, which 2 do you all vote for?
re: sunangelmb
I LOVE lavender desserts of all sorts. But that being said, I would only bring them to a dessert party with the right crowd, or they end up getting ignored as "weird."
I would vote for the mint cream with raspberry and the sweet and salty honey peanut. These are off the beaten path, but still pretty mainstream flavors.
re: sunangelmb
If it were me, I'd probably go with carrot ginger and peanut butter chocolate. Both are familiar flavors for people who may not be as adventurous an eater as you are, but done right, they would still have the "wow" factor.
re: sunangelmb
If you don't know your audience's palette, I'd go w/ carrot cupcakes, and how about a "hunk of burnin' love cupcake"? A real party cake!
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Well, if youre going for cupcakes a couple of my favorite flavor combinations are:
Lavender and honey (wildflower honey to be exact)
Earl Grey and orange/ grapefruit
Pistachio and rose
Cardamom and orange
One on the list I do a lot is carrot cake (with golden raisins and a hint of orange) with a good cream cheese frosting and canided carrot curls.
Someone else said tres leches... love it! I make mine super light with lots of whipped egg whites in the batter and a whipped cream frosting.
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Delicious and savory Chive, Bacon, and Blue Cheese Scones set the note for this delightful menu, with chilled Watermelon Gazpacho and Baby Lima Pâté following. A duo of tea sandwiches, Ham and Green Tomato Picalilli and Pickled Okra Roll-ups, are both tasty and easy to prepare. Sweet desserts, like our gorgeous Blueberry Buckle, charming Summer Hat Peach Pies adorned with edible flowers, and flavorful Raspberry White-Chocolate Mousse Tarts, round out the mouth-watering treats. Tall glasses of tea served with peach nectar and mint ice cubes make this teatime even more special.
Set a table graced with a blooming bouquet in a cheery window-filled sunroom, and select your favorite summertime china. Give guests hats as party favors, or encourage them to wear their own to this warm-weather-inspired tea.
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HoopsHype Alec Burks rumors
"What I can say," Boyle said, "is the NBA guys love Alec's athleticism. They love the fact that he can get to the basket virtually anytime he wants to. The thing about Alec is, he has a great combination of proven production at the top level of college basketball, averaging 20 points per game in the Big 12, one of the top leagues in America. "But he's got big-time potential as well. His ceiling is very high. He's going to be a much better player two or three years from now than he is today. He's a better player now than he was 12 months ago. So he's got production and potential. Some guys are production at this level but no potential. Some guys are all potential and no production. Alec has the combination of both. That makes him pretty special." Denver Post
NBA players, including new draftees, are not paid during a lockout. Burks said he is aware that, if he turns pro and hires an agent, his agent could borrow a large sum of money for him through a line of credit with a financial institution, based on Burks' future income potential. "The (potential of a) lockout doesn't affect me at all," Burks said. "It might affect somebody else's decision, but it's not going to affect mine. I feel like the dream is to play in the NBA. I love this game so much. I have the time to succeed. Money will come regardless." Denver Post
Have you heard any update on Alec Burks? We sure would like to see him back in Boulder next year Chad Ford: He's been interviewing agents -- which is normally a bad sign for college basketball fans. But isn't always definitive. Perry Jones was interviewing agents as well. I think he's in. ESPN.com
If you're looking for greatness at shooting guard in this year's Draft, you'll probably be disappointed. "I don't envy you," a Southwest Division executive said Sunday night, knowing that today was the day that we here at NBA.com put our shooting guard Big Board out. The pickings are ... well, slim is the wrong word. There are plenty of twos with the potential to become contributors in the league. But there are few that are special, who project as first-rounders or potential stars. Colorado's sophomore Alec Burks is the consensus top pick among the twos, and Washington State junior Klay Thompson is most team's second choice, despite his one-game suspension last month following his arrest on misdemeanor marijuana possession charges. After that, there is potential, guessing and uncertainty. NBA.com
The irony about Burks is that the 19-year-old is not a great shooter. But his upside is the best by far among those expected to play the two spot, even though he won't likely score in the traditional NBA manner by coming off of screens and pindowns. His style has at least one player personnel director thinking of veteran Larry Hughes -- "he's so much like Larry, it isn't funny," said the personnel man. Hughes was taken eighth overall in the 1998 Draft after one season at St. Louis, and that could well be the range in which Burks goes after leading the Buffaloes to the NIT semifinals. "I've become a convert," said a Northwest Division scout of Burks. "I saw them play Texas at home. He was (terrible) in the first half. Second half, they couldn't guard him. Then I saw him twice in the Big 12 (tournament) and he was really good. He can't shoot, but he can score. He's something like a 28 percent (actually, 29.2) three-point shooter. But he gets to the line a lot. He can really rebound. I saw him get 16 rebounds. And they're not like those rebounds that fall to the floor. He goes and gets them." NBA.com
But Burks does need to work on some things, and not just his shooting. He has to stop ignoring the defensive end of the floor. "There's no pride in doing it yet," says a Northwest Division executive. "He has no interest," the first Northwest scout said of Burks. "He won't go under, through, or behind (screens). He's got some issues. But we draft on talent, and he's very talented. He'll have the ball and he'll break you down. In space, he's (tough) ... great upside if he's willing to work. Something tells me (the work ethic) is not off the charts because he hasn't worked on his body at all. But the holes in his game are fixable." NBA.com
Alec Burks has already enrolled for summer school classes and even has his fall schedule set up at Colorado. The Buffs` sophomore star is also heading back home to Grandview, Mo., today to discuss with his mother the possibility of leaving school early for a lucrative job in the NBA. During an interview with the Camera on Wednesday at the Coors Events Center, Burks said deciding whether to return to CU for his junior season or perhaps provide his family with financial security is an excruciating one to make. "It`s going to be a hard one, there`s so many pros and cons with either decision," Burks said. "People think it`s easy, but it`s harder than what it looks like." Boulder DailyCamera.com
April 20 is the target date for Colorado sophomore Alec Burks to decide whether to enter the 2011 NBA Draft, the 6-foot-6 sophomore said today. Burks said the possibility of a lockout by NBA owners next season will have no bearing on his decision. "Whatever I decide to do is not going to have anything to do with the lockout," he said. Denver Post
Sources say that a number of other prospects including Alec Burks, Jordan Hamilton, Scotty Hopson, Kawhi Leonard, Mason Plumlee, Jeff Taylor, Trey Thompkins and Klay Thompson are very likely to enter as well. ESPN.com
Last year, coach Tad Boyle's first priority when he accepted the Buffs' top job was re-recruiting Burks. At the time, Burks made noise about leaving Boulder, but after talking with the new coach, he soon decided to stay at CU. This time around, Boyle said there will be no re-recruiting. "His situation is totally different. It's not about recruiting him, it's about supporting him in whatever is best for him and his family," Boyle said recently. "This is a life decision for him. He's worked awfully hard to get where's he's at. Denver Post
"His situation is totally different. It's not about recruiting him, it's about supporting him in whatever is best for him and his family," Boyle said recently. "This is a life decision for him. He's worked awfully hard to get where's he's at. "I need to make sure I have Alec's best interests at heart. That's basically what I told him and his mom last spring when I got the job. I said, 'Give me a chance, I want to prove myself.' If I don't have my best players' interests at heart, you're not long for this business." Denver Post
Following Colorado's 77-75 victory Wednesday over Iowa State at the Big 12 Tournament, Cyclones coach Fred Hoiberg was asked about CU sophomore guard Alec Burks, who had just scored 29 points and grabbed 15 rebounds. "I thought Alec Burks was a (NBA) lottery pick before today," Hoiberg said. Denver Post
Hoiberg's assessment of a player's pro potential carries some weight. After starring for ISU, Hoiberg played in the NBA and then was a longtime executive in the league. (Burks is) a big-time player," Hoiberg said, "a prototypical wing inthe NBA, just the way he plays. (He) does such a good job of drawing fouls and drawing contact. He handles the ball extremely well, and he's great in transition. And he shoots the ball." Denver Post
Colorado is heading west to the Pacific-10 next season, but Burks — a first-team All-Big 12 selection — will soon have his own relocation decision to consider. As a projected first-round pick in this year's NBA draft, Burks could be playing his final games for Colorado, too. "I hear it everywhere I go," Burks said of his looming decision. "I can't go a day without hearing what I'm gonna do; so it's everyday talk. But I just gotta put it away and play hard for my teammates." Kansas City Star
Six NBA scouts and former Golden State Warriors general manager Chris Mullin were on hand to watch Colorado sophomore guard Alec Burks last Saturday night against San Francisco. The 2010 Big 12 Freshman of the Year didn't disappoint with 29 points, five rebounds and two steals. He averaged 23 points on nearly 50 percent shooting through four games. While scouts want to see him play with more intensity and think his 3-point shooting needs improvement, they also have been impressed by his overall scoring ability. Burks said he won't enter the 2011 draft if a lockout is expected. "I like Colorado," Burks said. "There is no reason for me to not stay another year. "I'm in no rush. The only rush I will be in is to help my mom out. If it not's there, it's not there. I will go back to school and get my education." Yahoo! Sports
Alec Burks is in no hurry to leave Colorado. After the Buffs` painful 83-81 overtime loss to San Francisco on Saturday night, the super sophomore said he is content to continue his college basketball career in Boulder if there is a lockout looming in the NBA. But just in case they are hiring, Burks put on an offensive show at War Memorial Gym with a career-high 29 points as six NBA scouts and a national NBA writer looked on. Cory Higgins had a nice audition as well with 28 points and some clutch plays in crunch time. "I`m getting used to it more," Burks said of Tad Boyle`s system. "We all are. It`s a learning process and we`re getting there." Brush News-Tribune
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Simple Green: Borrow Camping Gear
You may or may not have noticed, but we're on a real sharing kick these days. We don't want to share something like our our car (unfortunately we have to use it everyday), but when it comes to things that we only use occasionally, we're all about sharing. It's summer and camping gear seems like the perfect example ...
The camping essentials — tent, sleeping bag, air mattress (yes, we're those types of campers), ice chest, camping stove — can get quite expensive, especially if you're about to embark on your very first trip. So borrowing all those items the first few times you camp is smart, it's also a good way to test out different brands and see what you like.
That's why we highly recommend borrowing camping equipment, or renting it, instead of buying. The first few times we went camping, we borrowed almost everything from my parents. It worked well because they don't camp much, and we were going twice a year at most. It's easy to share things we don't use often, and it can save a lot of money and resources.
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don't forget to practice setting up a tent if that's what you're borrowing. Nothing worse than getting to your campsite late at night and having to figure out how to put it together in the dark!
it seems to go without saying, but please take care of the tents you're borrowing. tents are very easy to mistreat . . . tricky to assemble/disassemble if you're inexperienced and tempting to leave a mess if you know you're not the one dealing with it again.
in case you can't tell, i'm a friend with camping equipment. after too many dirty, broken or altogether-never-returned tents, i don't really loan these out anymore . . . or it's accompanied by an angry-librarian-style lecture about taking care of things before i hand it over.
And -- hang out your/borrowed tent to dry as soon as you get home! Even if the weather was great, you probably got condensation on the inside of the tent.
That said, I agree with caslab == I don't lend out stuff a lot, because people screw up and then it's an issue in the friendship.


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October 10, 2013
It's October, so I thought I'd use this month's blog posts to go back to where we started, with horror. (I'm not reviewing this season's American Horror Story.) The perfect place to start is with Fatal Attraction, with one of the most obvious villains with mental health conditions in film history.
Fatal Attraction is a 1987 movie starring Michael Douglas as Dan, a seemingly happy family man, Anne Archer as his wife Beth and Glenn Close as Alex, a woman he has an affair with. Dan and Alex have an affair, which Dan believes is a one-time thing, but Alex believes is more. She tries to get him to go to the opera with her, but when he won't, she gets angry and abusive. She begins stalking him, eventually attempting suicide, kidnapping his daughter and infamously boiling a bunny. In the end, Beth takes violent action to deal with the situation.
This movie is in a weird place in history. It received six Oscar nominations, including best picture, and is generally considered a classic movie. It's also quite often used in classrooms to illustrate borderline personality disorder, which is what Alex is generally considered having. It's also one of the highest profiled movies with a person with a mental health condition, and one who is successful and glamorous.
But! Alex is also the villain in the movie, because of her mental health condition. Everything she does seems to stem from it. Her actions are used to illustrate borderline personality disorder because they follow the textbook symptoms so completely. Her story arc mirrors the slasher movie villains of the time, right down to the 'he's not dead' jump at the end. It's ludicrous and kind of offensive to people with mental health conditions. At no time in the movie does anyone think to get her help, even when she attempts suicide, or even to call the police about her behavior. The movie never mentions mental health, except to call her "a crazy bitch" repeatedly.
The other significant issue is that Dan is supposed to be the hero of the movie. He cheats on his wife, treats both her and his lover terribly, and the audience is supposed to be supportive of him. Knowing how sick Alex is, watching him use, ignore her, abuse her and then try to kill her is hard to watch. If he told anyone about her behavior at any time during the movie, I would have more sympathy for him (and that adorable bunny would be ok!). In hopes of saving his marriage, he doesn't get her help, and because of that, the only inevitable conclusion is her death. That makes Alex another person with a mental health condition who is shown to be so out of control that death is the only option for them. That sounds pretty stigmatizing, don't you think?
Because of its Oscar nominations, Fatal Attraction is one of the best known illustrations of a person with a mental health condition in pop culture. The problem is that it's one of the most stigmatizing. By making the villain of the movie a person with a mental health condition (whose behavior is caused by that illness), we've enshrined mental illness as a villainous thing, a trait that belongs to people who need to be killed by good people. That sounds like a horror movie to me.
(It should be noted that Glenn Close has been an outspoken advocate for people with mental conditions in the last few years. Her work with Bring Change 2 Mind has been admirable. She still supports Fatal Attraction though.)
Next week, we'll take a look at Primal Fear, the courtroom thriller with Richard Gere and Ed Norton. Have you seen Fatal Attraction? What do you think of the movie's portrayal of people with mental health conditions?
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The following tips were written especially for Office Publisher 2007 and Microsoft Office Publisher 2003. Office Publisher 2007 includes new and improved features that were designed to be used by professional printers. Your printer or service bureau will have more confidence in publications that are created in Office Publisher 2007 or Publisher 2003 than in publications created with earlier versions of Publisher.
When you open older publications in Office Publisher 2007, the program retains the appearance of the older files as much as possible. But publications that were created in earlier versions of Publisher sometimes look different from what you expect when they are opened in Office Publisher 2007.
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Offset printing requires that a professional press operator set up and run the print job. Generally, every ink that is needed to print the publication requires more setup for the operator and increases the cost. The number of inks that you need depends on the color model that you choose.
When you set up color printing for your publication, you can choose from the following color models:
If you print by using a digital color printer (such as a color desktop printer), you use the RGB (Red, Green, Blue) color model. When you print a few copies, this is the least expensive color model to print. RGB colors have the highest degree of variability of any color model, however, which makes it difficult to match colors between print jobs.
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This color model requires a minimum of two inks and can increase the cost of printing on an offset press with each ink that you add.
Note In some cases, printing spot colors may be more expensive than using process colors. This is commonly the case for short-run jobs.
If you use this color model, your publication is printed in full color by combining varying percentages of the process-color inks cyan, magenta, yellow, and black, which are typically shortened to CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key). Although you can combine these four inks to get almost a full range of colors, you can't get some colors. For example, the CMYK color model can't produce metallic colors or colors that are highly saturated.
Process-color printing always requires setting up the press with the four CMYK inks. It also requires skill on the part of the press operator to line up the impression of one ink with the others, which is called registration. These requirements make process-color printing more expensive than spot-color printing.
This color model is the most expensive to print because it combines process-color printing (four inks) with one or more spot-color inks. You use this color model only if you want both full color plus a highly saturated or metallic color that can't be produced by using CMYK.
When you choose a color model in Microsoft Office Publisher, the Color Picker displays only those colors that are available in the color model that you choose. For example, if you set your color model to Single Color, you can choose only line, fill, and text colors that you can make with that single ink color. If you set the color model to Spot Colors, you can choose only line, fill, and text colors that can be made by using your spot color inks.
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Before you create your publication, you should decide what size you want the finished printed publication to be. Be sure to consult your commercial printing service.
After you determine the page size that you want, set it up in the Page Setup dialog box.
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In many cases, the paper size needs to be larger than the page size in order to allow for a bleed (bleed: the extent to which a picture runs off the printed page.) and printer's marks (printer's marks: Marks printed outside the printable area on each page of your publication to help you or your commercial printing service trim, align, and control color in your publication.) or to enable you to print more than one page per sheet of paper.
If you want to print multiple copies or pages on a single sheet of paper to create a booklet, you can do it easily in Publisher. Printing multiple pages on a single sheet so that they can be folded and trimmed to form a sequence of pages is called imposition.
Tip To get the best results with imposition, talk to your commercial printer before you set up your publication. Your commercial printer may use a third-party imposition program to impose your publication.
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Set up a booklet in Publisher
Your commercial printer will make sure that the printer and paper settings are correct for the device that will be used to print your booklet.
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The Fonts dialog box shows all the typefaces that are used in your publication.
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The Fonts window opens and displays a list of all the fonts and font variations that are installed on your computer.
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Publisher prints tints as a screen, or percentage, of a solid ink color. When viewed close-up, the screen appears as a pattern of dots. For example, a 50 percent tint of green is printed as a 50 percent screen of the solid green ink.
When the tinted text is at a small font size, the dots that make up the screen may be insufficient to clearly define the shape of the characters. The resulting text is blurred or speckled and hard to read. If the tint is a process color (using multiple inks), registration of the inks may be imperfectly aligned, which can add a fuzzy edge to the text.
If you want to color text at small font sizes, make sure that you use colors that will be printed as solid inks, not tints. The following are some possible color choices:
Note For text at larger font sizes, roughly 18 points and larger, tints are not a problem. Be sure to discuss the fonts that you want to tint with your commercial printer.
Graphics that are created by a paint program, a scanning program, or a digital camera are made up of a grid of differently colored squares called pixels. The more pixels a graphic has, the more detail it shows.
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If the resolution of the picture is greater than what the printer is able to print (for example, an 800-ppi picture on a 300-ppi printer), the printer takes more time to process the image data without showing any more detail in the printed piece. Try to match the picture resolution to the resolution of the printer.
Color pictures that you plan to have printed by a commercial printer should be between 200 and 300 ppi. Your pictures can have higher resolution — up to 800 ppi — but they should not have a lower resolution.
Note You sometimes may see picture resolution expressed as dots per inch (dpi) instead of ppi. These terms are often used interchangeably.
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If you have just a few graphics whose resolution is too high, you may have no problem printing them. If you have several high-resolution graphics, your publication will be printed more efficiently if you reduce their resolutions.
Important Before you reduce the resolution of a graphic, consult with your commercial printing service about the resolution that you need.
In Publisher, you can reduce the resolution of one, several, or all pictures by compressing them.
A 300-ppi version of the same picture or pictures replaces the high-resolution original picture or pictures.
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Delivering a publication with linked pictures is especially important if you use Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) graphics, because you can't save a picture from Publisher in EPS format. The EPS graphic is available to your commercial printer only if it is supplied as a separate linked file.
To insert a picture as a link, do the following:
The Pack and Go Wizard packs a publication and its linked files into a single compressed file that you can take to a commercial printer. When you use the Pack and Go Wizard, Publisher does the following:
Note You can save as a PDF or XPS file from a 2007 Microsoft Office system program only after you install an add-in. For more information, see Enable support for other file formats, such as PDF and XPS.
If you will be using an offset printing service, select Commercial Press.
If you will be using a high-end copy shop, select High quality printing.
If you want to customize the PDF settings to match the settings on the target printer, click Other, and then choose the settings that you want.
Ask your printing service if you need to select any Printer's marks options.
You can save your publication as a .zip file or as a PDF file or both. Both are selected by default. If you are unsure which your commercial printing service prefers, leave both selected.
If you pack multiple publications, save each packed publication to a separate folder. Otherwise, the Pack and Go Wizard will overwrite any pre-existing packed publications.
You can save the file to removable media, a hard disk drive, external drive, or network drive.
Save files to removable media
If you are taking your publication on disk to the printing service, click the appropriate drive (usually D or E for removable media such as a writable CD or USB Flash Drive).
Save files to a hard disk drive, an external drive, or a network
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You can later upload the file to a Web site if your commercial printing service uses file submission on the Web.
The Print a composite proof check box is always selected by default. Use the composite proof to review and catch any errors in a printed version of your publication before you send the file to the commercial printer. If your commercial printer fixes errors in the file, the cost of printing usually increases.
Note If you make changes to your publication after you pack your files, be sure to run the Pack and Go Wizard again, so that the changes are included in the publication that you take to your commercial printing service.


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Carine Roitfeld has revealed she loves shooting with Chanel's creative director Karl Lagerfeld because he likes being challenged on set and they have the same ''crazy'' aesthetic.
Carine Roitfeld likes to challenge Karl Lagerfeld during photoshoots.
The former French Vogue editor enlisted Chanel's eccentric creative director to help shoot the images for the second edition of her new magazine venture, CR Fashion Book, because the pair share the same ''crazy'' and fashion-forward vision.
She explained: ''I think he likes to work with me because I push him in certain directions. Karl is like a young photographer, he's full of energy, full of enthusiasm, always ready for all the crazy things.
''And we keep working on the Chanel Little Black Jacket book too, doing more pictures. Because the book sold-out, they had to re-print, and we're going to add 20 new ones. I'm very happy to keep working on that project, it's timeless and endless, you know? So now we have Carla Bruni and even Diane Kruger coming in to be shot by Karl.''
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Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter has visual style to spare, but its overly serious tone doesn't jibe with its decidedly silly central premise, leaving filmgoers with an unfulfilling blend of clashing ingredients.
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Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter has visual style to spare, but its overly serious tone doesn't jibe with its decidedly silly central premise, leaving filmgoers with an unfulfilling blend of clashing ingredients.
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Visionary filmmakers Tim Burton and Timur Bekmambetov reinvent the time-honored genre and present the terrifying creatures of the night as they were meant to be experienced -- as fierce, visceral, intense and bloodthristy. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter brings to the screen the secret life of our nation's favorite president...as history's greatest hunter of the undead. -- (C) Official Site
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The violence quickly becomes numbing, and Benjamin Walker plays Lincoln without the sense of irony needed to keep the historical and supernatural sides of the story consistently entertaining.
The movie plays safe by cutting every theme down the middle - a swing that's effective when splitting wood or vampire skulls, but dull when applied to filmmaking.
Of course it's ridiculous and tasteless and grotesque. It's ABRAHAM LINCOLN, VAMPIRE HUNTER.
The disconnect between intention and final product is a head scratcher.
Bekmambetov doesn't expect us to take the premise seriously, exactly. But he doesn't seem to want us to laugh at it, either.
Bekmambetov ... stages hilarious, imaginative, almost free-form action sequences like nobody in the business.
Rather than create an innovative style to complement the horror-history hybrid, he employs superhero clich�s and hackneyed action scenes that only help distract from the ineffectiveness of the film's scant 3-D effects.
If you thought the American Civil War was about ending slavery, you're in for a rude surprise.
Succeeds in being an entertaining, exciting, and chilling genre hybrid
As a tongue-in-cheek action mashup, Grahame-Smith and Bekmambetov have, for the most part, delivered an entertaining (albeit campy) historical retelling.
A rancid hot pot of over-caffeinated action, choppy editing, self-importance and retarded scripting, Lincoln is the worst blockbuster in recent memory...
Frankly, if it gets kids talking about history again, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter succeeds where a lot of other films stumble-and even if it's kind of a lame duck, there's still a lot of dignity in that.
What you get with "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" is an interesting concept that has a number of structural problems.
Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter doesn't even come close to living up to the fun, silly nature of its premise. The film is a dull, humorless, ugly-looking slog.
With the most preposterous of plots, one would expect "Lincoln" to be funny, but it's not. It takes itself as seriously as a disease, and therein lies the biggest problem with this film.
While the film eventually feels a little exhausting, particularly in the protracted but impressive finale, it works as well as this material possibly could.
If The Matrix turned the humble spoon into an enduring visual motif for the cinematic dinner table, Vampire Hunter attempts to do the same with a fork.
Bekmambetov knows his way around supernatural movies very well but he just doesn't seem to have the sense of humour needed for this one.
The most important thing about enjoyably trashy, title-says-it-all action films such as Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter is to keep everything moving so fast and on such a huge scale that nobody will care too much about how monumentally silly it all is.
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What makes Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter so enjoyable is the extent it abandons so many established rules not just in terms of history and genre, but also physics.
There is just not enough substance to it. Lots of graphic, slo-mo blood spills, big battle scenes and gunfire, axe-wielding Abe chopping down the vampires, albeit often in a blur of action we can't really relish
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The movie itself is amazing. It wasn't complete fiction where everything was just a story. The important parts of history where in this. Obviously not as they happened, with the Vampires, but always with a touch of real happenings. The deaths of Lincolns mother Nancy and son William, the marriage with Mary Todd, travelling on the Mississippi to New Orleans, his view on slavery and the war, just to mention a view. I as a Vampire fan from child days on thought the way they were portrayed was just right. They might not have been burnt by the sunlight and have two main fangs rather than only fangs but other than that the way they were shown was great. I think seeing this in 3D would've been even better. The action scenes were just right, maybe not as harsh as some thought but to me it didn't have to be all brutal. In fact if it would've been the rest of the story might have been pushed to the background. As I said in other reviews I always like to mention the music as a movie would be nothing without it. It either complements the film or disturbs it with unnecessary songs and sounds. The music was just right, adding the dark mood more intense than a picture only. 4 1/2 Stars 12=15-13
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- Mary Todd Lincoln: Well, I wouldn't back away from what's right just because it's hard. My father used to say: plant your feet and stand firm. The only question is where to put your feet.
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