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Holiday Listings: Happy holiday, happy holiday
May the calendar keep bringing happy holiday events to you
Hold onto your candy cane – it's officially the hap, hap, happiest time of the year. They'll be halls to deck, menorahs to light and plenty of festive events to fill up your holiday season. Here are some that will surely make you feel all merry inside:
Balboa Park December Nights Food from around the world, sparkling lights, free admission to participating museums, an ice skating rink and live entertainment from San Diego Junior Theatre, San Diego Civic Youth Ballet and many others – it all makes up the largest free holiday community festival in San Diego County. 5 to 10 p.m. Dec. 5; 12 to 10 p.m. Dec. 6. Museum admission will be free of charge from 5 to 9 p.m. both days. Balboa Park, 1549 El Prado. (619) 239-0512, www.balboapark.org.
Hanukkah Happening San Diego's largest Hanukkah event for families celebrates 25 years. Food, games, crafts, appearances by Batman and Cinderella, and more will be featured. 11 a.m. Dec. 14. Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center, 4126 Executive Drive, La Jolla. $2. (858) 457-3030, www.lfjcc.org.
Holiday Block Party Legoland decks its bricks with boughs of holly. A 30-foot holiday tree adorned with more than 240 Lego ornaments towers over the park. And, the "Holidays Around the World" Lego mosaic returns. Dec. 20-31. Legoland, One Legoland Drive, Carlsbad. $52-$62. (760) 918-LEGO, www.legoland.com.
Holiday Wonderland The Del Mar Village Association presents this street festival, which features food from Del Mar restaurants, children's arts and crafts activities, a holiday gift bazaar, horse and carriage rides, live music, a visit from Santa and the lighting of a 35-foot tree. 1 p.m. Dec. 7. Camino Del Mar from 15th to 11th streets, Del Mar. Free admission; $20-$25 for food/activity tickets. (858) 755-1179, www.delmarmainstreet.com.
Kwanzaa Celebration The WorldBeat Cultural Center presents this celebration of the second principle of Kwanzaa – Kujichagulia (self-determination). 6 p.m. Dec. 27. WorldBeat Cultural Center, 2100 Park Blvd. Free. (619) 230-1190, www.worldbeatcenter.org.
La Jolla Christmas Parade Floats, bands, equestrians, vintage vehicles and Santa will be in the 51st annual parade, which ends with a tree lighting. 2 p.m. Dec. 7. Girard Avenue to Prospect Street to Draper Avenue, La Jolla. Free. www.ljparade.com.
Del Mar Highlands Tree Lighting The second annual "Lights Across the World" tree lighting ceremony will make the holiday season just a little bit brighter. 5:30 p.m. Dec. 4. Del Mar Highlands, Del Mar Heights Road and El Camino Real, Del Mar. Free. (858) 793-5757, www.delmarhighlandstowncenter.com.
Festival of Lights The Wild Animal Park's Festival of Lights celebrates its 20th anniversary and final year in its current location. Next year, the event will move to the Zoo under the new name Jungle Bells. Dec. 13-23, 26-30; Jan. 2-3. San Diego Zoo's Wild Animal Park, 15500 San Pasqual Valley Road, Escondido. $24-$34. (760) 796-5615, www.sandiegozoo.org.
Holiday of Lights Drive through more than 400 sparkling light displays that line the racetrack. 5:30 p.m. daily through Jan. 4. Del Mar Fairgrounds, 2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd., Del Mar. $14-$19. (858) 793-5555, www.holidayoflights.com.
San Diego Bay Parade of Lights The boats get dressed up in their best holiday lights and sail their stuff around the San Diego Bay for the 37th year. This year's theme is "Rock and Roll Around the Bay." 5:30 p.m. Dec. 14 and 21. Parade route: Shelter Island, Harbor Island, The Embarcadero, Seaport Village and the Ferry Landing in Coronado. Free. (619) 224-2240, www.sdparadeoflights.org.
Solana Beach Holiday Tree Lighting The tree lighting also features carols, cookies and a visit from Santa Claus. 6 p.m. Dec. 7. Fletcher Cove Park, Solana Beach. Free. (858) 720-2453, www.ci.solana-beach.ca.us.
Aimee Mann's Christmas Show Aimee Mann and guests – Patton Oswalt, Nellie McKay, Grant Lee Phillips and Morgan Murphy – put on a Christmas variety show. 8 p.m. Dec. 5. Belly Up Tavern, 143 S. Cedros Ave., Solana Beach. $28-$30. (858) 481-8140, www.bellyup.com.
Canyon Crest Academy's Winter Concert The performance will feature music from the school's choral and band programs. 7 p.m. Dec. 8. Canyon Crest Academy, 5951 Village Center Loop Road. (858) 350-0253, www2.sduhsd.net/cc.
"A Christmas Carol" North Coast Repertory Theatre presents an adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic. Dec. 12-30. North Coast Repertory Theatre, 987 Lomas Santa Fe Drive, Suite D, Solana Beach. www.northcoastrep.org.
Christmas Messiah-Sing The La Jolla Symphony & Chorus holds its annual sing-along of the Christmas portion of the "Messiah." 4 p.m. Dec. 14. St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church, 6628 Santa Isabel St., Carlsbad. (858) 534-4637, www.lajollasymphony.com.
"Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" The Grinch returns to the Globe for the 11th year. Runs through Dec. 28. The Old Globe, 1363 Old Globe Way. $19-$79. (619) 234-5623, www.theoldglobe.org.
Holiday Pops! The San Diego Symphony, conducted by Matthew Garbutt, is joined by the San Diego Master Chorale, California Ballet and San Diego Children's Choir for the ultimate holiday concert. 7:30 p.m. Dec. 17 and 18; 2 p.m. Dec. 20; and 2 and 5 p.m. Dec. 21. Copley Symphony Hall, 750 B St. $10-$85. (619) 235-0804, www.sandiegosymphony.com.
Ocean Air School's Holiday Music Program The elementary school presents its holiday music show. 6:30 p.m. Dec. 16. Ocean Air School, 11444 Canter Heights Road. (858) 481-4040, www.dmusd.org/oceanair.
Salute to Vienna Fall in love with Vienna's "Waltz King," Johann Strauss Jr., in a performance of music, song and dance featuring The Strauss Symphony of America, Lívia Galambos (soprano, Budapest) and Valeriy Serkin (tenor, Vienna) with dancers from Vienna City Ballet. 2:30 p.m. Jan. 1. Copley Symphony Hall, 750 B St. $39 and up. (619) 235-0804, www.salutetovienna.com.
San Diego Ballet's "The Nutcracker" This local dance company performs the classic holiday ballet. Dec. 18-21. Mandeville Center at UCSD, 9500 Gilman Drive, La Jolla. $20-$50. (619) 294-7311, www.sandiegoballet.org.
"Tis the Season" The Village Church's Village Players perform in this production, which is based on the "living nativity" with a few scenes that go a bit awry. Dec. 5-7. The Village Church, 6225 Paseo Delicias, Rancho Santa Fe. (858) 756-2441,
Family Holiday Workshop Make hand-crafted holiday gifts. 9 and 11 a.m. Dec. 6. Rancho Santa Fe Community Center, 5970 La Sendita, Rancho Santa Fe. (858) 756-2461, www.rsfcc.org.
Holiday Storytelling Warwick's will have a holiday storytelling event with milk and cookies for the children. 6 p.m. Dec. 16. Warwick's, 7812 Girard Ave., La Jolla. Free. (858) 454-0347, www.warwicks.com.
Make Your Own Holiday Greeting Cards Every Tuesday in December will be "make your own greeting cards" day. Bring your old greeting cards, magazines or paper and get creative. When you're done, you will have your own greeting cards to share with family and friends. Tuesdays in December. The Riford Center, 6811 La Jolla Blvd., La Jolla. $5-$10. (858) 459-0831, www.rifordcenter.org.
Captain Mike's Memorial Toy Drive Help make children's dreams come true. This toy drive was started 35 years ago by the late 10News weatherman, "Captain" Mike Ambrose. All toys donated go to the Salvation Army for deserving families. Drop off donations at the 10News studios (4600 Air Way) Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. through Dec. 16. There will also be two special donation events on Dec. 5 and 17. Visit the Web site for more information: www.10news.com.
Toys For Tots Help the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve give gifts to needy children. For more information about special donation events and a complete list of drop off locations, visit www.toydrive.com.
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There are two Mariemont committee meetings on Monday, Oct. 3. The Health and Recreation Committee will meet at 5:30 p.m. to discuss repairs at the tennis courts and fees to rent the village boathouse, shelters or parks. The Public Works and Services Committee will meet at 6 p.m. to discuss the 2012 trash contract renewal. […]
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i had a huge realization at 4 30 am.
it awoke me from dead sleep.
i don't remember what it was now.
this is terrible.
tomorrow, ice cream, at a normal hour, i will actually have you
but for now
rice cake.
my rain coat has been shipped! this is so exciting!
This is a really private topic to me and perhaps I would give you a less vague answer if I knew who you were, but I'll say that things were just not working for a bit and we need to do certain things separately in our lives. We are still good friends and keep in touch!
i've been thinking about this quite a lot lately;
if i was a 9th/10th grader looking at myself as i am now and at what i have done, the people i have met, the things i have created, and the places i have seen,
i'd think i was really cool. and i would want to be just like me.
that's awesome that i am ever evolving into the person i aspired to be when i was younger and i am actively noticing that.
in turn i am appreciating every second of it and i am always excited for the future.
that's the way to do things. that's how a person can remain happy forever i think.
i get great joy out of taking really personal self portraits and then hoarding them for myself, and never ever showing the internet.
when i am over tired and can hardly see out of my sleepy eyes
i edit the best things.
but i still like them in the morning always,
so this is maybe good.
On the train today there was a lovely old lady.
I am only assuming she was old because all I could see were her wise little hands and feet.
She was sitting diagonally across from me
writing down
what must have been
every word she knew.
On all of the paper she had.
After a while she did a big exasperated sigh,
as if she'd gotten it all out.
Every thought she'd needed to explain.
I wish I knew how to do that.


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Max Pacioretty may not be able to play, but he can still chirp. Check out what the injured Habs winger tweeted after the second period Saturady (stick-tap to Michael Berger for finding the screen-grab after it was deleted):
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Ritz Theater
15 N. 8th Street,
No one has favorited this theater yet
The Ritz Theater closed in the late-1960's, and its vertical sign was removed several years afer that. As late as 1988 the red and tan brick building was still standing. Remaining was a large marquee that sheltered the entrance and outside ticket booth. Above the marquee was green sheet metal paneling that was probably covering up some nice brickwork. Sometime after 1988 the building was demolished.
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Boxoffice Magazine's issue of February 2, 1952, announced the opening of this theatre. The owner and manager of the Ritz was named as Jack Guest, and the article said that there were 500 seats on the main floor, and that there was also a small, segregated balcony.
It also described the theater's unusual snack bar, which included counter seating, plus booth seating for fourteen patrons, and offered a short order menu including waffles, sandwiches, as well as soda fountain concoctions. There's no mention of whether or not the snack bar was open to patrons seated in the balcony, but I think we can assume that it was not.
The Ritz Theater.
Lot of memories.
"The red door on the right (next to the ticket booth, just below the far right end of the Marquee) was the "Negro" entrance when I was a kid.
That door lead to the Balcony, no Black people were allowed downstairs.
The Black kids had to buy their "Concessions" through a hole in the wall located on the curving stairway up to the Balcony, they had to bend over to reach the hole which was about 2ft X 2ft….I remember seeing those Black faces and arms reaching through that hole in the wall..
As kids my friends and I knew it was wrong, that is one of the reasons we would not go to the Ritz theatre…add to that the fact that some true Bullies (including a guy who called himself "Hitler" and would choke you unconscious for kicks) hung out in the Bathrooms and you have plenty of reason to go to the Palace Theater a few blocks away.
I did see "King Kong" there…. and "The Ten Commandmentsâ€, that is the last movie I remember seeing at the Old Ritz.
It is now just dust, only a bit of the timework on the sidewalk remains.â€
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Elliot North fights to save her family's land and her own heart in this post-apocalyptic reimagining of Jane Austen's "Persuasion" by the bestselling author of "Rampant."
About the Author
Diana Peterfreund has lain in silence on a forest floor while a panther stalked its prey nearby. She's swum with sharks in the Great Barrier Reef, lived next door to a very lonely alligator, let piranhas nibble on her toes, and watched as a hyena seriously considered eating her husband. She's seen all kinds of predators, but nothing scares her more than unicorns. A graduate of Yale University, she now lives in Washington, DC, and has written eight books for adults and teens.
Praise for For Darkness Shows the Stars…
"Will be a hit with fans of sci-fi romances… Readers will keep turning the pages right up to the end."
-School Library Journal (starred review)
"Dystopian, ideological, rebellious-Peterfreund's fantasy homage to Austen's Persuasion departs from the original in many respects, and with great success …. a richly envisioned portrait of a society in flux, a steely yet vulnerable heroine, and a young man who does some growing up."
-Publishers Weekly
"Diana Peterfreund's For Darkness Shows the Stars is an impassioned ode to Jane Austen, love, and the hope found in stars."
-Beth Revis, New York Times bestselling author of ACROSS THE UNIVERSE and A MILLION SUNS
"Succeeds in recasting Austen's characters to bring her themes to a futurist society and provide wry comment on life in the twenty-first century …. will appeal to science fiction and romance fans alike.
-Voice of Youth Advocates (VOYA)
"A beautiful, epic love story you won't be able to put down!"
-Simone Elkeles, New York Times bestselling author of the Perfect Chemistry series
"Don't you love it when a brilliant idea meets with brilliant execution? Thank you, Diana Peterfreund for giving us a post-apocalyptic Persuasion. This book is meltingly good."
-Laini Taylor, National Book Award Finalist for LIPS TOUCH: THREE TIMES
"A smart and sexy tale of star-crossed love that's as thought-provoking as it is heartbreaking."
-Robin Wasserman, author of THE BOOK OF BLOOD AND SHADOW
Praise for ASCENDANT: "In this thrilling sequel to Peterfreund's Rampant...the strong yet vulnerable heroine, compelling conflicts, and exquisite settings should find a voracious audience in those familiar with the first installment."
-Publishers Weekly
Praise for ASCENDANT: "Peterfreund is sure to gain a stronger following with Ascendant, and fans will eagerly await further titles in the series."
-School Library Journal
Praise for ASCENDANT: "Ascendant is fast paced, fresh and engrossing—plus it has killer unicorns, what could be better? I love this book!"
-Carrie Ryan, New York Times bestselling author of The Forest of Hands and Teeth and The Dead-Tossed WavesCarrie Ryan, New York Times bestselling author of THE FOREST OF HANDS AND TEETH
Praise for ASCENDANT: "I was riveted by Ascendant. It's not only about killer unicorns; it's also about finding the courage to make tough decisions—and to be true to yourself. I think Astrid rocks!"
-Malinda Lo, author of ASH


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taminants pose a risk to the exposed population cannot be determined in the absence of more detailed information about human exposures. Instead of focusing on the toxic chemicals that have been identified at a site itself, it is necessary to develop estimates of exposure to define and assess the population at risk, including estimation of the population size and exposure-related characteristics.
Although few studies directly assess airborne exposures to hazardous wastes, the committee finds persuasive evidence that health effects can occur from such exposures. Review of the relevant animal literature on compounds known to occur at hazardous-waste sites, along with those few epidemiologic studies of airborne exposures from sites, shows that a wide range of effects may occur, and they include serious diseases, such as cancer, neurobehavioral complaints, and constellations of self-reported symptoms. In addition, a few studies have explicitly linked airborne exposures from hazardous-waste sites to increased rates of birth defects, low birth weight, and chronic diseases in some small populations.
Lessons that have been learned in air pollution studies are relevant to epidemiologic studies of hazardous-waste sites. As with the assessment of other health effects, a crucial lesson from the recent history of epidemiologic studies of air pollution has been the critical role played by the general availability of monitoring data for criteria air pollutants. Without the extensive network of data on those pollutants for which monitoring data are routinely acquired, such as respirable particulates, epidemiologic studies of air pollution would not have been possible. Many of the pollutants of interest at hazardous-waste sites are not routinely evaluated. Exposure to hydrocarbons in urban air has not been monitored regularly since the 1970s, and there has been little work on their direct effects except in studies of the sick building syndrome and occupational studies. The committee understands that routine monitoring of ambient air around hazardous-waste sites is not generally feasible because of the number of sites, the low likelihood of detection in most cases, and the cost of monitoring. The small populations near most sites make the sites difficult to study with standard epidemiologic techniques. Nevertheless, more systematic determinations of where such specific monitoring and studies might be appropriate need to be made early in the process of identifying and describing sites for study. The methods of meta-analysis also could prove useful to the extent that examples of similar exposures at different sites could be combined.


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Celtic Lodge Guesthouse is rated as a 2-star establishment. Nearby Connolly Railway Station can help you explore the surroundings without wearing out your soles. Dublin Castle, Bord Gais Energy Theatre and St Stephen green are several attractions you can enjoy in the surrounding area. Not only Custom House, but also O'Connell Street and O'Connel Bridge, are a pleasant walk's distance from here. Great points of interest can be found in the direct surroundings. Teach an Chustaim Building is at a distance of only 0.3 km (0.2 miles).
Visitors can make use of a restaurant and a bar/lounge in Celtic Lodge Guesthouse. Choose this accommodation to benefit from services including a luggage storage. A conference space is one of the facilities especially convenient for guests on business trips. There are 29 rooms to accommodate every type of traveler. Getting around can be hassle free thanks to a paid airport shuttle bus.
A housekeeping service is complimentary at Celtic Lodge Guesthouse. A useful way to stay in touch, wireless high-speed Internet access (surcharge) is included in the rooms. There are rooms available with kitchen supplies like a coffee/tea maker.
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Fresh Strawberry Pie
Wednesday, Jun, 26 2013
(This is the best strawberry pie ever!)
1 baked pie shell
1-1/2 cups water
¾ cup sugar
3 T. cornstarch
1 (4 serving size) pkg. strawberry Jell-O
4 cups fresh whole strawberries, cut in half if very large berries
Combine in saucepan water, sugar and cornstarch. Bring to a boil and cook until thickened. Add the Jell-O and stir until dissolved. Cool slightly. Add about ½ cup of the cooked mixture to the strawberries; stir to coat well and pour into baked pie shell. Pour remaining glaze over berries. Refrigerate until set.
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Bali Information of Store, Shop, Cafe And Restaurant - BURARI BALI inform you about Bali informations
We guide the Supermarket & Department Store. Let's go out to the supermarket at once when arriving at Bali.
Papaya - Supermarket
Jl. Patih Jelantik, Kuta
There is the Supermarket Papaya at Patih Jelantik Street.
It is a supermarket where the Java island with capital Jakarta is mainly developed. The first in Bali shop was opened in 2005.
Goods in stock to which Japanese food is abundantly arranged are a popular supermarkets also among the Japanese of the Bali living.
When it wants Japanese food, it is good when coming to this supermarket.
Two staff (the manager and the staff) are Japanese. Goods in stock are like the Japanese supermarket.
Because the glass window is large, it is bright in the shop.
There are a bakery, a cream puff, and a cake, too.
It is an exhibition like Japan.
The sushi is the most famous Japanese food.
Papaya - Supermarket
Jl. Patih Jelantik, Kuta
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hey pal just wanted to let you know that you're fucking awesome. you follow your heart and you do what you have to do friend. writing is an art, and art should be fun, and art isn't art anyway unless there's passion behind it. i for one will appreciate whatever contributions you make to this fandom, however you make them, and whichever ones you make to any other fandom. youre a wordsmith pal, and i think we're pretty lucky that you share anything you create with us at all. u do u booboo. u do u.
ahhh oh geez it's the stuff like this??? thank you, love, this really means a whole bunch like you don't even know.
okay so considering i flicker back to this blog every now and again, it'd only be reasonable to answer the main question that's been cropping up time and time again.
"When are you going to update Hands Off?"
i kid you not over 150 of the messages in my inbox are variations of this one question.
and i'm real sorry loves, but i just don't think i'm going to pick it up again. looking back in it, gosh that was a full year ago and i was at a completely different junction in my life. my writing style was (and still is, in different ways) lacking, and i don't think i'll be able to continue it
i'm not into homestuck as much as i used to be, enough to occasionally make headcanons but i'm not nearly passionate enough about it to write for the fandom anymore.
i've moved onto writing for other things including, but not limited to, inception, skyfall, teenwolf, tron, the avengers, spn, and x-men so it's really hard to get back into writing for something like homestuck??
gosh i'm really sorry and i know it's terrible of me, but hands off had it's run and im super appreciative of everyone that ever took an interest in it. thank you guys so much for every kind comment that was offered that kept me writing through that slump.
youre baaaaaack :D
somewhat uvu
wow okay so i've been thinking about drugs and like
so the first time dave drops acid he's obviously with bro and probably like 17 or s/t
i mean, the first time he does anythinghe's with bro because bro is like that parental figure that's like "if you're going to do drugs you're doing them with me"
just a friendly reminder that striders cuddling is always a good thing
i can just imagine like when dave was a little kid he absolutely refUSED to take a shower and would only ever take baths
like whenever bro would try to force him into the shower he would kick and scream and scratch and scream some more and jerk and cry until bro gave up and took a bath with him (he was super paranoid that dave was gonna drown somehow if he just left him in there alone????)
and so like through out the years he amassed an arsenal of bath toys ranging from rubber duckies to tiny water guns
I love you.
im sORRY
Dave has reading glasses okay because he's really farsighted
he tries his best not to use them but sometimes he's really gotta
and of course they're like these square big bright red rimmed things that bro picked out because hes kind of an ass even though Dave just wanted prescription sunglasses
stop writing adorable headcanons
stop that right now
omg this might be really old but idfk just lOOK AT IT AHHAAH BRO U ASSHOEL
i have this thing where my headcanon generally plunks dirk and/or bro at a exact 50/50 bisexual preference
because really why limit yourself to just one, shame for anyone to miss out on a strider (bro's words not mine)
To that anon: Just because Bro may be an alternate Dirk, bear in mind that alternates are not always the same in every single way. That and it's my personal belief that Bro and Dirk are two separate people. I'm not saying this to put your opinion down, but now it's my turn to just throw this out there.
anon i think it might have been a joke vuv


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Researchers from the University of California, Davis, College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences analyzed spending of federal funds for bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure across metropolitan regions nationwide and conducted case studies.
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Giants' defensive tackle Osi Umenyiora has been official ruled out of Sunday's game between the Eagles and Giants at Lincoln Financial Field. The 29-year-old former All-Pro defensive end is thought to be near a return to action, but will miss at least one more week.
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With six now qualifying for the Region I football playoffs in both Division 3 and Division 4, seven Bay Rivers District schools are in position to make it were those playoffs to start today. And with Grafton and Tabb hovering a close seventh and eighth in D-4, nine of the district's 10 schools are in serious contention with four weeks left in the regular season.
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It has been a joy to watch Daenerys Targaryen grow from a meek girl sold to the Khal to being the Queen of Dragons and Breaker of Chains. Who isn't rooting for her to sack the city of Meereen? However no matter what she does viewers will always have one thing on their minds. When will Dany turn her gaze towards her rightful seat on the Iron Throne? Freeing slaves is an admirable act, but we are all really waiting to see some Lannisters dealing with dragon fire.
The promo for tonight's episode, titled First of his Name, features Dany and her war council finally discussing if she could take King's Landing. First of his Name feels like a reference to the crowning of King Tommen. As we saw last week the new King is the type of boy to name his cat Ser Pounce. He's light years away from Joffrey. He also feels like the perfect King for Dany to topple.
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The AMAM's Sunday Object Talk series returns for Spring Semester 2013! Grace Pullin (OC '14) will be discussing photographer Holly Wright's series "True Saints" from 1980-84, from which five photos are currently on view in the exhibition "Religion, Ritual and Performance in Modern and Contemporary Art." Offered most Sundays during the academic year, these talks are orientated specifically towards the casual visitor to the AMAM. Each talk focuses on one work in the collection or on view in a current exhibition, and lasts approximately fifteen minutes plus questions. Conducted by an Oberlin College student docent, these talks are a fantastic opportunity to learn about new objects or revisit old 'friends' from the collection. Talks begin at 2pm in the King Sculpture Court.
After a brief career in acting—following in the footsteps of her mother, stage actress Jeannette Nolan—Holly Wright pursued a degree in English from UCLA and graduate studies in photography at the University of Iowa. Wright's photographs are highly personal and psychologically probing. Her series True Saints features intimate portrayals of individuals posing as modern-dress versions of biblical characters. The idea of performance is central to Wright's photographic stagings: "My particular interest is role playing and self-images, what is real and what is authentic faking."
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For our final Sunday Object Talk of the academic year, Nicole Alonso (OC '13) will be discussing Claes Oldenburg's outdoor sculpture and beloved Oberlin landmark "Giant Three-Way Plug (Cube Tap)" from 1970. The talk will meet in the King Sculpture Court before heading outside to view the Plug. You can watch a video of the installation of the Plug here.
The Sunday Object Talk will begin at 2pm. We'll take the summer off, and then talks will resume in the fall.
Hmm. Is it just us, or has the plug shifted in placement from this photo? (We do know it was reinstalled just a few years ago.)
The Sunday Object Talk series returns from spring break this Sunday. At 2pm, Sarah Riecke (OC '13) will be discussing Baldassare Peruzzi's painting The Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine from 1502-3. Talks are always free and open to the public.
There will be four more Sunday Object Talks at the museum before the end of the spring semester: on April 22, senior Alison Eby will discuss Tilmann Riemenschneider's Bust of St. Urban; on April 29, Jeremy Rubenstein will talk about the Italian Marquetry Chest with Geometric Pattern and Architectural Perspectives from 1500. Then, on May 6, Briggin Scharf will present on Robert Longo's drawing Men Trapped in Ice (Studies for Reliefs). The final talk will take place on Sunday, May 13, when Nico Alonso discusses Claes Oldenburg's Giant Three-Way Plug.
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Good day guys,...
I just um,.. need your help guys regarding about my video card
so here is the story, last 6 months I think, is the day that I bought my video card
I used it very fine with my desktop with no errors and bugs, but recently few weeks before now,
I start my computer as I normally/regularly do, when suddenly my video card crashes/ ragged screen
and I dont know what's the problem. And unfortunately, the shop where I bought the card doesnt allow replacement and returns.
So I try to figure out the problem
First, I rebooted for three times but the ragged / discolored screen is still there and I noticed that in the boot screen there are some errors(the word "RAM" in the "512 MB RAM" becomes "RAE", etc...) and the resolution of my screen becomes something like 800x600.
Second, I try to boot with "Repair Computer" and "Safe Mode" and try to fix something in there (also I tried to use System Restore), but failed to fix it.
Third, I checked if it was overheating or look for something like burnings in the video card itself, but failed to find any.
Fourth, I remove and reattached it and repeat the boot for 2x, again I failed. (I repeat this process, but now after I cleaned the video card, PCI-E Slot, Motherboard, etc...
Fifth, I re-checked all of my drivers(but all up to date), do whole computer scan, and boot scan, but it couldnt find any virus or errors.
Sixth, I uninstall and reinstall my drivers, but unfortunately failed to fix it.
(also do I have to replace the thermal paste in the chip? Because it looks dried up)
After trying these steps, I got the idea to ask online for help.
I read about baking video cards but, I dont want to risk my only graphics card (and also we dont have microwave).
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NUREMBERG, Germany—Forget everything you know about corporate rivalries. Apple vs. Microsoft, Ford and General Motors, Coke and Pepsi: They're Johnny-come-latelies.
Two pencil makers here were battling before any of those brands—or the U.S.—even existed.
Their latest duel is over birthdays. Staedtler Mars GmbH this year celebrates its 175th anniversary. Next year, rival Faber-Castell AG fetes its 250th.
For almost 250 years, two giants of the world pencil industry have been battling for pencil supremacy. WSJ's Daniel Michaels reports on Staedtler v. Faber-Castell.
Yet Staedtler isn't trumped, because in 2012 it will celebrate the 350th anniversary of its earliest antecedent. City records from 1662 list a pencil craftsman named Friedrich Staedtler, to whom today's company traces its lineage.
"It's a competition throughout centuries," says Staedtler managing director Axel Marx. A "pencil war" over which company could claim to be the oldest landed the two in court 15 years ago.
Each boasts historic milestones: Friedrich Staedtler was the first dedicated producer of wooden pencils on record, and his descendants pioneered colored pencils in 1834. Faber in the 1840s was the first to brand top-quality pencils, and in 1870 registered one of America's earliest trademarks.
Pocket pencil with sleeve acting as cap or extender, late 19th century Faber-Castell
Today, the rivals still vie to push the pencil envelope, battling over children's coloring and retirees' hobby crafts. Locals take sides in the fight. "It's like football teams—people like one or the other," says Anja Hofmann, a sales clerk at the Thalia bookstore in central Nuremberg.
Faber-Castell's "Perfect Pencil". The new version includes a sharpener and uses pencils made from fine wood. Platinum- and silver-plated versions sell for several hundred dollars. Faber-Castell
Faber-Castell dominates the world's luxury-pencil market, offering fine woods and platinum holders. It developed a line of ergonomic pencils with three sides and patented grip dots.
"In our industry, there is no doubt Faber-Castell is the Mercedes," says Count Anton-Wolfgang von Faber-Castell, who drives an Audi painted in his company's signature dark green.
Staedtler is "the technology driver," retorts Mr. Marx. In 2007 the company unveiled a method for strengthening the fragile leads of colored pencils. Now Staedtler aims to revolutionize the industry with a supremely ecological pencil made from a proprietary wood byproduct, Wopex.
The CEO of Faber-Castell, Anton-Wolfgang von Faber-Castell, presented a sign announcing the 250-year anniversary of the company in 2011 in Stein, Germany earlier this month. European Pressphoto Agency
Two centuries ago, cross-town competition was so pointed that the rivals poached each other's craftsmen, says Duke University Prof. Henry Petroski, author of "The Pencil," a 400-page history of the writing implement.
By the 1970s, times were tougher. "I wanted to run away from the pencil business," Count von Faber-Castell recalled recently in his family's castle. "I said it's not only dull but dangerous," because pencils were commodity products, and the company's world-leading slide-rule business had just been demolished by pocket calculators.
A craftsman named Friedrich Staedtler, to whom today's company traces its lineage, was the first recorded pencilmaker. Staedtler pioneered colored pencils in 1834. Staedtler
But eight generations of tradition dragged him back. Unable to find a strong manager for the family-owned company, Count von Faber-Castell begrudgingly quit his investment-banking career in New York. He returned to the town of Stein, where cabinetmaker Kasper Faber in 1761 had escaped nearby Nuremberg's stifling guild system to register a pencil workshop.
That was almost 200 years after a storm in the northern English town of Borrowdale uprooted an oak tree, revealing a dark substance that local shepherds started using to mark their flocks. Before long, chunks of graphite were being sold around Europe as an amazing new way of writing.
Scribblers initially wrapped "black lead" in string to protect it and keep fingers clean. Soon, joiners began crafting wooden holders for ever-smaller slivers of the increasingly expensive carbon. The first man known to have registered a pencil business was the Nuremberg carpenter Friedrich Staedtler.
In 1995, the company that now bears his name decided to mark 333 years of history. Faber-Castell celebrated by suing.
The count's lawyers argued that gaps of several years between businesses owned by various Staedtler descendants around 1800 interrupted the corporate lineage prior to 1835. That's when Johann Sebastian Staedtler established the company that remains today.
"I think we clarified that regarding Staedtler in court," says Count von Faber-Castell, who won an injunction.
"We cannot say we are the oldest pencil company," concedes Mr. Marx. "But our name is the documented origin of wooden-cased pencils."
The two companies also have clashed in the U.S. In 1849, Kasper Faber's great-grandson Lothar von Faber sent his youngest brother, Eberhard, to Florida to secure supplies of cedar for the factory back in Stein. Lothar was an early globalizer, sourcing graphite from a Siberian mine near Mongolia, which he touted with Mongol pencils.
Lothar had developed the first industrial pencil production. He was also the first to market high-quality pencils, stamped with his company's name, A.W. Faber. To protect their brand, the Fabers registered it in 1870 as one of the first U.S. trademarks.
Faber pencils were favored by notables including Ulysses S. Grant and Vincent van Gogh. But family feuds and World War I split the Faber brands. By 1920, Eberhard Faber's American company had no link to the German Fabers.
When European rights to the Eberhard Faber name came up for sale in 1978, Faber-Castell was too weak from the collapse of slide rules to pay. Staedtler snapped it up and started making Eberhard Faber products near Nuremberg, in competition with Faber-Castell.
"I sorely disliked it, but there were no other options," recalls the 69-year-old Count von Faber-Castell.
Pencil salesman, 1808
Undaunted, the tall, silver-haired nobleman pushed Faber-Castell up-market by highlighting the firm's longevity, emphasizing its aristocratic tradition and posing for publicity shots before the family castle.
Last year, Staedtler and Faber-Castell drew a line under their acrimonious past when Mr. Marx contacted the count about selling back Eberhard Faber. "I came to the conclusion we were contributing to the Faber name," says Mr. Marx.
On Jan. 1, for the first time in more than a century, Faber-Castell regained European rights to the brand. The count aims to resurrect it with fresh marketing.
Mr. Marx, meanwhile, is pushing Staedtler into computer pens that can digitize handwriting.
Both companies say they're friendly rivals at the moment, but that could change as Staedtler mulls how to mark the 350th anniversary of Friedrich's registration in 1662.
"We are thinking of how to do that without starting a new war," says Mr. Marx.
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Wedding: 9/27/2014
After a long day of dress shopping and no luck, my bridesmaids talked me into going to European Bridal which I thought was out of my price range. I walked in and was immediately greeted by JoAnn. She asked me my price range, grabbed dresses that were in my price range and took me to try them on. The first dress I tried on at this store was exactly what I was looking for - classing, lace, elegant, great quality!!! I did not expect to find exactly what I was looking for and in my price range at this store. It was a great experience. Also, when I was concerned about timing of the dress getting in, they were so kind and understanding and worked there magic to have it arrive on its estimated shipping date. Great team at European Bridal. Highly recommend if you're looking for great quality and customer service. Thank you! Only downside, my bridesmaids could not take pictures of the dress I really loved because they do not allow pictures unless you purchase. It was a little awkward especially considering my mom was so disappointed she couldn't be there with me that day for personal reasons. She still hasn't seen the dress. The other stores I went to were taking pictures for me in dresses with my bridesmaids. That helped build up my excitement and get my mom's opinion.
Wedding: 10/24/2014
The experience and service I received at European Bridal was unmatched by any of the other 3 boutiques I visited in the Reading Bridal District. We mixed up the appointment time and were an hour late, but they insisted we still come in when I called to apologize. They were able to still fit me in for an appointment and were happy to do it. The women there were so friendly when my Matron of Honor and I walked in. The boutique is gorgeous with dresses sparkling all over the walls. I was a very budget-conscious Bride and my consultant, Katie Blatt, was completely sensitive to that. She was very careful not to pull something out of my price range and when I found a few on the wall myself that I loved, she was very honest and upfront about their prices being higher immediately. Katie was very calm and nice and helped me narrow my dresses to two that I really liked. I ended up loving one out of my preferred price range and she worked with the manager to help make it for affordable for me. I wasn't able to commit to the dress that day because I wanted my sister to see it the next day who was flying in from NYC to help me shop. European Bridal isn't open on Sundays, but the Assistant Manager, Mary Aylward Lyon, offered to come in on her day off and open up the store just me and my sister, my Maid of Honor. It was so incredibly sweet and thoughtful. She could tell I loved the dress and it meant a lot to me to have my sister be a part of my decision making. My sister loved it too when she saw it and we made a third appointment for the following weekend when my Mother, Aunt, and Mother-in-law could come into town to see it. Katie helped me into the dress again and let me stay in the dress for over an hour while I made my decision with my family. European Bridal isn't a pushy boutique. They care so much more about their brides and making them happy and feeling special than they do selling gowns. I had one-on-one attention every time and I never felt pressured or rushed at any of my THREE appointments. The managers were able to work with me on the final price and I was able to afford the dress of my dreams! My dress came in after about 5 months and I'm so excited to pick it up and try on MY actual dress this week! I can't say enough good things about European Bridal and all their staff. I highly suggest every bride-to-be make this boutique their first stop on the search for their perfect wedding gown!
Wedding: 10/1/2015
This was my first and last stop for dress shopping! European Bridal was very accommodating and prices are reasonable. Meegan was an awesome help and made me and my mom both feel very comfortable. She listened to my thoughts/concerns/needs and showed me dresses accordingly. I am o happy I found my dress here!
Wedding: 8/8/2015
I enjoyed my time at European Bridal. They have GORGEOUS gowns and a very personal feel within the store. There are not an overwhelming about of gowns to look at. Quality over quantity type feelings, so all depends on what you like. I enjoy the more personal stores which usually comes at a cost. The smaller stores tend to cost a few hundred dollars more then the big stores because they are offering that 1 on 1 and intimate feeling. I ended up buying my gown here because my mom trusted them and knew if something went wrong with the way the gown came in they would take care of it and assure I was a happy customer :) The one con was you cant take pictures in the dresses you are trying on and I was a firm believer you need to see how it makes you look in a photo :)
Wedding: 5/9/2015
From start to finish the service at EB was superb! My consultant Katie was very professional and helpful! I never felt pressured to try on particular gowns/styles or take the plunge and buy a gown. It was an easy shopping experience and EB had a great selection for a boutique store. Katie was so patient with me on my second and third visits to try on the dress of my dreams. All other staff were welcoming and warm. Future brides, definitely make sure that you check out EB. Amazing experience with excellent service where I said yes to the dress!
Wedding: 6/7/2014
I planned on visiting two bridal shops while in Cincinnati looking for my dress but ended up only stopping at European Bridal because that's where I found "the one". I read a lot of reviews online before making any appointments and it just seemed that European Bridal would have what I was looking for. They have a wonderful selection of beautiful lace dresses and designers. My consultant, JoAnn, was straight to the point and my kind of gal. I explained to her my dos and do nots and our budget and I loved almost every dress she brought back to me. I ended up only trying on 6 dresses and purchasing the second one I tried. Some of the dresses she brought me were a bit above my price range but it was worth it.
Wedding: 4/18/2015
I went to several dress shops around the city before going to European Bridal. I honestly didn't think they would carry the style of dress I was looking for in their store. I worked with JoAnn and told her my style and "vision" for my Florida wedding. She pulled 2 perfect dresses in my budget that I loved. She let me take my time and didn't pressure me at all. She was wonderful to work with and I can't wait to wear my dress!
Wedding: 4/18/2015
I walked into European Bridal a little defeated from my search for the perfect dress. I was a walk-in client and was greeted right away by bridal consultant, Shannon. I explained to Shannon the kind of dress I envisioned myself in, how that specific type of dress was not working out for me, and what types were looking good on me. Shannon pulled a couple dresses and the first one I tried on was GORGEOUS. Very unlike me, but so flattering and the dress had elements of my original vision. The dress was stunning, but a little out of my price range. Shannon quickly went back and pulled the "one". The dress was very similar to the dress I had just tried on, but in my price range. I would have never picked out this dress on my own, but she knew exactly what would be flattering to my body shape WITH some elements (lace) from my original vision. She told me that was the one and that I would be back. She was right! All the staff at European Bridal was very inviting and professional. I highly recommend their services. They were accepting of my price range and found something that I could not have picked without their expertise! Thank you for a great experience!
Wedding: 6/6/2015
I walked into European Bridal with my bridal party on a whim to preview dresses. I was warmly welcomed by Katie Blatt, as if I had an appointment, and she found the most perfect dress I had been looking everywhere for! She was very knowledgeable, and made my time there so very special! She found accessories that would coordinate with the dress. Also, she recommended that I attend the trunk show for the designer two weeks later so I could make the changes I could make to truly personalize the dress. All of the consultants are so friendly and welcoming, and they are truly knowledgeable about every dress! The bridal salon had big beautiful mirrors and you are truly made to feel like a special bride! I cannot thank European Bridal enough for helping me find my dream dress!
Wedding: 11/15/2014
After a LONG and EXHAUSTING search for wedding dresses in Columbus, we decided to venture to the Bridal District in Cincinnati and found European Bridal. THANK GOODNESS we did. Everyone in the store was so personable and helpful. Joanne was our consultant and she seriously knows her stuff! I FINALLY felt like someone understood what I wanted, and didn't try to talk me into something I didn't like. When we found "the dress" asked about certain alterations (adding buttons, removing lace), and it was a quick "no problem, we can do that for you". I couldn't have asked for anything more! I would truly recommend this store to anyone :)
Wedding: 11/1/2014
I shopped several stores before stumbling into European bridal without an appointment! I was greated when I walked in the door and was not treated unwelcomed because I did not have an appointment, unlike the other stores I had gone to. The lady that I worked with was patient, not pushy and did not make me feel obligated to buy anything. She helped me try on a million dresses and a handful of the same dresses possibly 5 times each until I was comfortable with my final purchase, I believe her name was Betty. I went back 3 times before I finally decided on my dress. The staff was pleasant every time, the dresses were all of great quality and they had a variety of all price ranges/budgets available. I highly recommmend European bridal.
Wedding: 6/27/2015
On the day I decided to shop for dresses in the Reading Bridal District, I had 4 different appointments set up. We had a nice experience in the first shop, but the second shop was quite overwhelming with not-so-great customer service. When we walked into European Bridal (our third appointment), it was like a breath of fresh air. The shop was so charming, and all of the consultants immediately greeted us and made us feel so welcome. Our personal consultant who helped us was Betty Ocean. She was absolutely amazing to work with, and gave us excellent customer service. She was not only interested in helping me find the perfect dress, but she also wanted to know about ME personally and the family members that accompanied me (she didn't mind that I had 6 ladies with me either!). Betty listened to the things I liked and didn't like about the dresses and she hand-picked excellent choices for me off the racks. I immediately found 3 dresses that I LOVED when I tried them on. There was one particular dress that I kept putting back on because I loved it so much, and Betty was extremely patient with me as I made my decision. Of course, it ended up being "the dress" in the end! After we left, my family members kept saying, "THAT was a great experience," and "that consultant was fabulous!" Several of the other ladies talked to me inside the shop as well and they were all SO genuine and nice. I would highly recommend European Bridal!
Wedding: 5/9/2015
Spontaneous visit but found my gown! Came in off the cuff after I saw a gown online I thought might be carried there. The gown was there! The manager and consultant were immediately and incredibly helpful, attentive and patient. I ended up going with a different gown than I thought I'd wanted...a dress even better (in my opinion) and am thrilled. My experience at European bridal was relaxed, fun, and most of all I felt supported there. Thank you.
Wedding: 7/25/2015
I had a great experience with European Bridal! I found European to have a lot more inventory than other stores to accommodate what I was looking for. My consultant, Katie, was easy to work with and really listened to what I did or did not like about the dresses I tried on. I love my dress from European and can't wait until it comes in!
Wedding: 6/27/2015
I am a bride trying to plan my wedding from out-of-town. I happened to be in the area looking at other vendors for my wedding when I decided to just pop into a few bridal boutiques and take a look at some dresses. I really did not have much of a vision of what I wanted on my day and was dreading going in to try on dresses. As a plus sized bride, I was terrified of going and trying on dress after dress that were many sizes too small. After going to a couple of other bridal boutiques in the area, I convinced myself to give it one more shot that day. I am so very glad I did! The store is beautifully decorated and the quality of the dresses was unlike any I had seen that day. Joann was quick to greet me and made me feel very comfortable. Every dress she pulled for me matched the description I had given her on how I envisioned my wedding day. She offered to have a designer custom create a dress with elements I liked from other dresses. Finally, I had slipped into a dress that was just perfect and matched everything that I wanted in a dress! Joann was so supportive and helpful! She pulled veils, offered design options, and was my unexpected blessing that day. She really made my fears disappear about trying on wedding dresses.
I highly recommend European Bridal to any bride wanting a personal experience with a very supportive staff. If you want to have your vision come to life and are looking for a place that listens to what your ideas are and go above and beyond, this is it!
Wedding: 8/30/2014
I worked with Shirley from European Bridal and she was fantastic! Such a sweet lady, so willing to help and cater to what I wanted. I had an image in my head of what I wanted my wedding gown to look like and I couldn't find it anywhere. Shirley and I discovered that if we put two dresses together from the same designer and added a few things here and there we could get exactly what I wanted. Shirley and European Bridal worked with the designer and myself back and forth to draw up sketches and a custom design for my dress!! I absolutely love my dress and very much appreciate all the extra work they did to help me get exactly what I wanted. Now I have a custom design and a dress I love. I highly recommend European Bridal and a special thank you to Shirley and JoAnne. Thank you!! -Alyssa
Wedding: 5/17/2014
European Bridal was the second dress shop that I visited when looking for my wedding gown. Claudia chose dresses that she thought would fit my style. It only took two dresses to find the right one. It was amazing and I knew as soon as I tried it on that it was perfect for me. Claudia let me walk around the store in it to make sure it was the right one. She was so helpful and friendly, taking pictures of my family and me once I had made the decision. I purchased my veil from European Bridal as well...everything about this boutique makes you feel special and important. It was truly a happy experience.
Wedding: 8/16/2014
I went in with one dress in mind. Gina was wonderful and had me trying a few other styles to make sure that the dress was just perfect. She was knowledgable and professional. In the end I got the dress of my dreams. Staff was friendly and personable. The store has specialty dresses by known designers so the prices were very reasonable. I would recommend European Bridal to anyone looking for a dress of their dreams. They were able to rush order my dress so that I have time to make alterations. Thanks again Gina!
Lejla T.
Wedding: 9/5/2015
I was absolutely delighted with my experience at European Bridal. My sister and I are getting married within 6 months of each other so I only came in to see the dress she had picked out the day before and we ended up leaving with dresses for both of us. Not only were they so helpful but they made our experience even more magical when they served us champagne (Moet) and delicious cookies!
Wedding: 7/12/2014
They were the only bridal shop that didn't try to shove sparkles and glitter down my throat--and thank God! I told them the style and look I was going for and delivered exactly what I wanted--and it was so fun too!
Very knowledgeable and kind staff. Would recommend.
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