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A little Sunflower.. Haha. That's actually the tutu her Aunt got her. @4only1king
Little Miss Sadonna, my 3rd Cousin. TIP: Heating Pad and Jazz music. #NewbornPhotography
After one UPS fiasco, the Agape Love Wedding Collection album made it! Thank you Rachel @kissbooks she was super calm when I was not!
Simple metal print to hang in your home as positive affirmation that God makes no mistakes. @BishopJakes words. #AVCPrinting #Airdography #AVCIntellectualProperty
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tl;dr - The secret is that parents who choose to raise children are better equipped than those who became parents without planning. And I agree, and I support the rights of all parents.
But do we really need to erase bi/pansexual people like this? Do we need to ignore people who made the same healthy choices with a different gender partner (even straight ones)?
Besides, the research doesn't even say that gay parents are better. They "found no differences between children raised in homes with two heterosexual parents and children raised with lesbian parents." And two men? The reserchers didn't have data at all, only a suspicion. No, seriously.
You might be thinking "so what? People have been discriminating against same-sex parents for decades, isn't this trivial when compared to our need to push for real rights?" Not if it leaves bi and pansexual parents behind. Not if it sets up a false struggle of "gays vs straights" as to who can most win at parenting.
If we want to take the science and the social issues seriously, we need to stand up and say "hey, gay parents are not better than straight ones. They're equal. And that's why we demand equality."
P.S. - Also trans erasure, in that "only kids of straight couples are a surprise" way. Can't believe I left that out at first, being genderqueer and all. *facepalm*
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I love rock and roll, so put another dime in the jukebox baby!Joan Jett (September 22, 1958-) is an originator, an innovator, and a visionary. As the leader of the hard-rocking Blackhearts, she's had eight platinum and gold albums and nine Top 40 singles, including the classics "Bad Reputation," "I Love Rock 'N' Roll," "I Hate Myself For Loving You," and "Crimson and Clover." She sits at the head of her own independent label, Blackheart Records. Jett has acted in movies and television, including 1987's Light Of Day and a memorable cameo in Repo! The Genetic Opera; and in a Tony-nominated Broadway musical, The Rocky Horror Picture Show. She has appeared on such acclaimed television shows as Oprah (the last season) and Law & Order.As a producer, she has overseen albums by Bikini Kill, Circus Lupus, as well as the Germs' LA punk masterpiece, GI.Her music has become a permanent force in mainstream culture. Carrie Underwood sings "I Hate Myself for Loving You" as the theme for NBC's Sunday Night Football, and her music is heard in countless films and TV shows including Easy A, Kick Ass, The Runaways, Shrek, Baby Mama, and many more.Since co-founding The Runaways, the pioneering all-girl punk quintet, at age 15, Jett's determination and drive have kept her in the public eye. Jett was able to see her story told in The Runaways, the film based on (lead singer of The Runaways) Cherie Currie's book Neon Angel starring Kristen Stewart as Jett, and her fellow A-lister Dakota Fanning as Currie. Jett was close to the project: She served as an executive producer.The two discs of the Greatest Hits set, meanwhile, present twenty blazing tracks from Jett's three-decade-plus career. It's a comprehensive look at one of rock's most iconic figures. Of course, the hits collection was released through Jett's own Blackheart Records, a label she founded with long time songwriting partner and producer Kenny Laguna, in 1980 - which made her the first female artist to own and operate an independent record company.Blackheart Records is currently home to such up-and-coming groups as San Antonio-based female threesome Girl in A Coma (Both Before I'm Gone, Trio B.C., Adventures in Coverland) and Los Angeles' pop-punk trio the Dollyrots (Because I'm Awesome, A Little Messed Up). The label continues to add new artists to its roster.Jett and the Blackhearts continuously tour across the globe to throngs of adoring fans. Joan Jett has spent her lifetime breaking barriers and challenging expectations - this is, after all, a woman who is both a spokesperson for PETA and a devoted supporter of the US Military. She's fought hard for all of her historic accomplishments, yet she remains humble and appreciative."I've had a blessed career," she says. "I consider myself so lucky to have been able to do things my own way."
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Animal of the Week! Late because I was busy all weekend, but hopefully some of this cuteness makes up for it!
This week's animal is the Dwarf Hotot Rabbit. This rabbit is characterized by its pure white fur with just one ring of black around its eyes. To me, it almost looks like it's wearing eyeliner. It's a very small rabbit, as the name "dwarf" implies, as it reaches only 3 pounds at the most. They have pretty small ears for a rabbit too, which breeders are trying to work on improving. I personally think the shorter ears are cute and unique. Like all rabbits, these little guys eat a diet consisting mostly of hay and grass, and domesticated rabbits will also eat pellets (make sure they're high in fiber) and vegetables. Their body type should be generally uniform, and their fur should be dense but soft.


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Swindle is a 2013 made for TV movie by Nickelodeon, released on August 24th. It is an adaptation of a book of the same name by Gordon Korman. The film's main cast is comprised almost entirely of stars from Nickelodeon's recent Live-Action TV block- Noah Crawford and Chris O'Neal from How To Rock, Jennette McCurdy from iCarly and its Spin-Off Sam & Cat, Noah Munck from iCarly, Ariana Grande from Victorious and Sam & Cat and Ciara Bravo from Big Time Rush.The plot follows Griffin "The Brains" Bing (Crawford) acquiring a baseball card worth 1.2 million dollars, but, being unaware of its value, sells it off for cheap. After he and his friend Ben find out about how they were swindled, they are enraged and determined to steal back the card, enlisting a group of their fellow students to help steal the card.
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You find the password randomly by refreshing at the Blue Building page. Sometimes people find it right away, sometimes it takes a while. Once the random event happens, though, the site remembers it for you. You don't actually have to remember it.
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Have the Best Trade Show Schwag
I've been going to Dreamforce, the annual cloud computing event put on by Salesforce, every year since 2004. Over the past few years, the convention has blown up into one of the biggest technology events in the B2B industry.
Dreamforce 2012--which was held a couple of weeks ago here in San Francisco--was the biggest one yet, with 90,000 registered attendees. It was great for my email marketing software company, VerticalResponse, because we were a Salesforce AppExchange partner and, as a sponsor, we had a slick booth on the expo floor. In the weeks leading up to the event, our trade show hero was insanely busy coordinating not just logistics but another very important part of trade shows: schwag.
Companies spend a lot of time and money on trade show schwag, especially at a big conference like Dreamforce. You're not only competing for attendees' (dwindling) attention, you're also competing with the other exhibitors.
Schwag, when done right, has lots of marketing benefits. Here are the three things you should ask yourself for your next trade show:
1. Is it useful?
At Dreamforce, one company was giving out branded silicone speakers that you can attach to your smartphone to amplify your music. My marketing team loved it! Another company was giving out Skullcandy headphones, and there was a line at its booth the entire time. I also heard that shakelights (mini flashlights that don't require batteries, just a good hard shake) and luggage tags were "must haves." If I heard about them through the grapevine, I bet others were talking about them, too.
If what you're giving out is useful, people will get exposed to your brand over and over again every time they use it. There's a reason why there will never be a shortage of backpacks, bags and pens at any trade show.
2. Is it cool, fun or silly?
Several people at my company brought back fun items from Dreamforce that gave us a good laugh, like a stuffed monkey that made a screeching noise when you throw it (fun for five seconds), and plastic eyeglasses with blinky lights (apparently a lot of people were wearing them and posting pics to social media). Never underestimate the power of silliness.
If your schwag is fun and different and hasn't really been done before, people might tell their friends about it, wear it or snap a picture of it. Instant buzz!
3. Does it fulfill an immediate need?
Anyone who's ever been to a big trade show knows--it's rough. Your feet hurt, you're thirsty from making too much small talk, you're constantly pushed and shoved. Wouldn't it be nice if you were handed a chocolate chip cookie ... Or a margarita?
Giving out snacks or providing a place to sit might seem boring or obvious, but believe me, people will appreciate it. Chairs and charging stations were hard to come by on the expo floor at Dreamforce, so the few companies that offered them had tons of foot traffic.
As for VerticalResponse, we had a great idea for Dreamforce this year that we've never done before. We printed up 800 blue t-shirts with a cool cartoon character on the front, and gave them away for free to people we talked to at our booth. But that's not even the best part. Every hour on the hour, we gave away $50 in cold hard cash to the first person we spotted wearing one of our tees. Yup, one $50 bill to one lucky t-shirt wearer, every hour. We collected hundreds of leads and now we've got 800 VerticalResponse t-shirts roaming around the world.
What was the best schwag you've ever received at a trade show? Let me know in the comments!
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Olympic medalist Beard engaged
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NY catwalks draw on Olympic inspirations
Peirsol disqualified, reinstated for gold
Olympic Medal: Women's 200 Breaststroke
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Amanda Beard (right) with Nastia Liukin backstage at the 2009 Heart Truth fashion show
Amanda Ray Beard (born October 29, 1981 in Newport Beach, California), is an Olympic-level swimmer and model from the United States of America. Beard participated in the 1996 Summer Olympics, 2000 Summer Olympics, 2004 Summer Olympics, and 2008 Summer Olympics, capturing a total of seven medals, the most recent in the 2004 games. She held the world number one ranking of 200 meter breaststrokers in 2003. In U.S. competition, Beard won three 200 meter breaststroke, three 100 meter breaststroke, and two 200 meter individual medley US National titles.
Beard made her first Olympic appearance at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games at the age of 14, while still a student at Irvine High School in Irvine, California. Her youth and shy manner captured the attention of the media, and she was often photographed clutching her teddy bear, even on the medal stand.


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1. Doctor Who (2005– )
TV-PG | 45 min | Adventure, Drama, Family | Active
The further adventures of the time traveling alien adventurer and his companions.
Stars: Peter Capaldi, Jenna Coleman, Matt Smith, David Tennant
Doctor Who (2005– )
Army of Ghosts
TV-PG | 45 min | Adventure, Drama, Family
As the ghosts of loved ones appear, the whole world celebrates. But as the Doctor investigates he believes that there is a more sinister motive behind their appearence. And deep within the ... See full summary »
Writers: Russell T. Davies, Terry Nation, Kit Pedler, Gerry Davis | Director: Graeme Harper | Stars: David Tennant, Billie Piper, Camille Coduri, Noel Clarke
3. You Rang, M'Lord? (1988–1993)
50 min | Comedy
Stars: Paul Shane, Jeffrey Holland, Su Pollard, Donald Hewlett
4. Sir Norbert Smith, a Life (1989 TV Movie)
50 min | Comedy
Writers: Harry Enfield, Geoffrey Perkins | Director: Geoff Posner | Stars: Harry Enfield, Melvyn Bragg, Charles Simon, Stewart Harwood
5. The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre (1960–1962)
Drama, Mystery
Stars: Bernard Lee, Bernard Archard, Allan Cuthbertson, John Carson
You Rang, M'Lord? (1988–1993)
Current Affairs
After his ordeal in the park, Ralph stays at the Meldrums' to recover but is paranoid and asks Ivy to be his food and wine taster, getting her drunk. Cissy and Poppy confront their father ... See full summary »
Writers: Jimmy Perry, David Croft | Director: Roy Gould | Stars: Paul Shane, Jeffrey Holland, Su Pollard, Donald Hewlett
EastEnders (1985– )
Episode dated 23 October 2001
TV-PG | Drama
Writer: Annie Wood | Director: Sue Dunderdale | Stars: Kacey Ainsworth, Nicholas R. Bailey, Gary Beadle, Lucy Benjamin
8. Dad's Army (1968–1977)
30 min | Comedy, War
Popular BBC comedy series set in the fictional south coast seaside town of Walmington-On-Sea during World War 2. Alternating moments of gentle character comedy with broad slapstick, it ... See full summary »
Creator: Jimmy Perry | Stars: Arthur Lowe, John Le Mesurier, Clive Dunn, John Laurie
9. Omnibus (1967–2003)
Documentary, Biography
Arts documentary series.Also with concerts and experimental dramatizations.
Stars: David Collings, John Gielgud, André Previn, Stephen Fry
10. Friday Night with Jonathan Ross (2001–2010)
60 min | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
A mix of music, comedy and celebrity chat.
Stars: Jonathan Ross, Stephen de Martin, Ian Parkin, David Wickenden
11. Whodunnit? (1972–1978)
Family, Game-Show, Mystery
British game show in which celebrity panelists were shown a dramatised murder and had to guess the identity of the killer or killers from the clues presented.
Stars: Jon Pertwee, Patrick Mower, Anouska Hempel, Edward Woodward
12. Star Portraits with Rolf Harris (2004– )
29 min | Documentary
A group of three portrait artists, both amateur and professional, are assigned the task of painting a celebrity from life using their preferred style. The star then decides which portrait to take home with them.
Stars: Rolf Harris, Michael Parkinson, Cilla Black, Adrian Edmondson
You Rang, M'Lord? (1988–1993)
Please Help the Orphans
In a public park Ralph spots Teddy courting Madge's maid Rose, as well as seeing Agatha with another, younger man, which leads to a fight with Lord George and the intervention of P. C. ... See full summary »
Writers: Jimmy Perry, David Croft | Director: Roy Gould | Stars: Paul Shane, Jeffrey Holland, Su Pollard, Donald Hewlett
14. The Graham Norton Show (2007– )
60 min | Comedy, Talk-Show
Stars: Graham Norton, Ricky Gervais, Lee Mack, Dawn French
EastEnders (1985– )
Episode dated 1 January 2008
TV-PG | 45 min | Drama
Kevin loses his fight for life in the wreckage of the car, leaving Shirley to deliver the bad news to Denise.
Writer: James Payne | Director: Michael Owen Morris | Stars: Diane Parish, Phil Daniels, Linda Henry, Kellie Shirley
EastEnders (1985– )
Episode dated 22 October 2007
TV-PG | Drama
Masood looks for furniture, Jase and Mickey compete for work, and Peggy hatches a desperate scheme to keep the bailiffs at bay.
Writer: Paul Jenkins | Director: Michael Owen Morris | Stars: Barbara Windsor, Robert Kazinsky, Samantha Womack, Rita Simons
EastEnders (1985– )
Episode dated 23 October 2007
TV-PG | Drama
Peggy deals with the fallout from her botched insurance scam. A vulnerable Tanya is tempted by Sean. Heather renews her pursuit of the hapless Garry, while Jase is dogged by his dark past.
Writer: Spenser Frearson | Director: Michael Owen Morris | Stars: Samantha Womack, Rita Simons, Barbara Windsor, Robert Kazinsky
EastEnders (1985– )
Episode dated 25 October 2007
TV-PG | Drama
Roxy's ex-fiancé Damian makes a surprise reappearance. Stacey and Bradley's pre-wedding lunch goes badly. Dot receives bad news about Jim.
Writer: Annie Wood | Director: Michael Owen Morris | Stars: Jake Wood, Lacey Turner, June Brown, Charlie Clements
EastEnders (1985– )
Episode dated 9 November 2007
TV-PG | Drama
Pat takes Steven home, Jane confides in Tanya and Billy gets bad news.
Writer: Wendy Granditer | Director: Steve Finn | Stars: Stephen Lord, Aaron Sidwell, Pam St. Clement, Adam Woodyatt
One Foot in the Grave (1990–2000)
The Affair of the Hollow Lady
29 min | Comedy
Due to having very secure new locks fitted the Meldrews have difficulty getting into the house - unlike the burglar who steals their fridge. Confusion reigns when Mrs Warboys is reported to... See full summary »
Writer: David Renwick | Director: Susan Belbin | Stars: Richard Wilson, Annette Crosbie, Richard Lumsden, Edna Monterel
21. One Foot in the Grave (1990–2000)
90 min | Comedy
Victor Meldrew is a retiree with an attitude who seems to attract bad luck. If he's not driving his long suffering wife Margaret crazy with his constant moaning, he's fighting with his ... See full summary »
Stars: Richard Wilson, Annette Crosbie, Doreen Mantle, Owen Brenman
22. The Boy Friend (1971)
G | 137 min | Comedy, Musical, Romance
The assistant stage manager of a small-time theatrical company (Polly Browne) is forced to understudy for the leading lady (Rita) at a matinée performance at which an illustrious Hollywood ... See full summary »
Writers: Ken Russell, Sandy Wilson | Director: Ken Russell | Stars: Twiggy, Christopher Gable, Max Adrian, Bryan Pringle
23. Armchair Theatre (1956–1974)
60 min | Comedy, Drama, Musical
"Armchair Theatre" is a British television drama anthology series of single plays that ran on the ITV network from 1956 to 1974. It was originally produced by Associated British Corporation, and later by Thames Television from mid-1968.
Stars: Harry H. Corbett, Billie Whitelaw, Neil McCallum, Paul Whitsun-Jones
24. Going Live! (1987–1993)
192 min
Stars: Sarah Greene, Phillip Schofield, Peter Simon, Trevor Neal
25. Mark Lamarr Leaving the 20th Century (1999– )
30 min
Seven-part series in which comedian and broadcaster Mark Lamarr airs some highly personal opinions on a selection of contemporary topics.
Stars: Ronni Ancona, Alice Cooper, Clarissa Dickson-Wright, Boy George
26. The Queen at 80 (2006 TV Movie)
118 min | Documentary
HM Queen Elizabeth II filmed across one year to mark her 80th birthday. Exclusive and private access including scenes at Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle and the Palace of Holyroodhouse as... See full summary »
Writers: Andrew Marr, Sally Norris | Director: Sally Norris | Stars: Tony Blair, Edward Heath, Patrick Lichfield, Nelson Mandela
27. Closed for Business (1997)
4 min | Short
Director: James H. Brown | Stars: Paul Edward Draper, Dominic Chad, Stove King, Paul O'Grady
EastEnders (1985– )
Episode dated 20 July 2007
TV-PG | Drama
Stella runs for her life as Phil learns the truth.
Writer: James Payne | Director: Chris Richards | Stars: Sophie Thompson, Steve McFadden, Charlie Jones, Barbara Windsor
29. Who Do You Think You Are? (2004– )
60 min | Documentary
Well known faces within the British media each embark on individual journeys to answer some questions in regards to their own family history. An interesting and intelligent programme for ... See full summary »
Stars: Mark Strong, Cherie Lunghi, Nick Barratt, Adrian Chiles
30. Thank Your Lucky Stars (1961–1966)
40 min | Music
Stars: Brian Matthew, Janice Nicholls, Jim Dale, Pete Murray
31. Juke Box Jury (1959–1990)
30 min | Music
Stars: David Jacobs, Pete Murray, Catherine Boyle, Cilla Black
32. Eastenders: 15 Years of EastEnders (2000 Video)
75 min | Drama
Barbara Windsor takes us on a nostalgic trip through the EastEnders set to celebrate 15 years of EastEnders, featuring classic clips, behind the scenes footage and interviews with the cast and crew.
Writer: Fred Lawless | Directors: Ben Schaffer, Mervyn Cumming | Stars: Jocelyn Barker, June Brown, Todd Carty, Jamie Davis
EastEnders (1985– )
Episode dated 14 December 2007
TV-PG | Drama
Baby Oscar is born, Dot takes over the nativity and Peggy discovers Billy's secret.
Writer: Richard Lazarus | Director: Laurence Wilson | Stars: Jake Wood, Jo Joyner, Lacey Turner, Charlie Clements
EastEnders (1985– )
Episode dated 26 October 2007
TV-PG | Drama
The Masoods hold a house warming. Heather sells her George Michael collection.
Writer: Annie Wood | Director: Michael Owen Morris | Stars: Gillian Wright, Jake Wood, Lacey Turner, Charlie Clements
35. Six-Five Special (1957–1958)
55 min | Family, Music
Stars: Don Lang, Freddie Mills, Jim Dale, Bernie Winters
36. What's a Carry On? (1998 TV Movie)
50 min | Documentary
Documentary commemorating the 40th anniversary of the 'Carry On' comedy film series. Archive clips and out-takes are mixed with interviews with the surviving 'Carry On' cast.
Writer: Christopher Skinner | Director: John Highlander | Stars: Joan Sims, Barbara Windsor, Jim Dale, Leslie Phillips
37. Happy Hour (2000–2001)
30 min | Comedy
Stars: Jack Dee, Hugh Dennis, Tony Blackburn, Gyles Brandreth
38. An Audience with the Spice Girls (1997 TV Special)
Comedy, Music
Director: Tony Gregory | Stars: Geri Halliwell, Victoria Beckham, Emma Bunton, Melanie Chisholm
Filthy Rich & Catflap (1987– )
Episode #1.1
35 min | Comedy
Out of work actor Richie Rich has a paternity suit on his hands, and also can't stop killing milkmen wherever he goes.
Writers: Ben Elton, Rik Mayall | Directors: Paul Jackson, Ed Bye | Stars: Adrian Edmondson, Rik Mayall, Nigel Planer, Barbara Windsor
40. Cor, Blimey! (2000 TV Movie)
108 min | Drama, Romance
Dramatisation of the love affair between Sidney James and Barbara Windsor, played out against the backdrop of the 'Carry On' films during the 1960s and 1970s.
Writer: Terry Johnson | Director: Terry Johnson | Stars: Jacqueline Defferary, Geoffrey Hutchings, David McAlister, Jason Round
41. Parkinson (1971–2007)
50 min | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Talk show with celebrity guests.
Stars: Michael Parkinson, Billy Connolly, Barry Humphries, Kenneth Williams
42. Up Pompeii! (1969– )
30 min | Comedy
Stars: Frankie Howerd, Elizabeth Larner, Kerry Gardner, Jeanne Mockford
43. Second Star to the Left (2001 TV Short)
29 min | Animation, Short, Family
Seasonal animation in which a hamster, a rabbit and a guinea pig embark on a journey to deliver a Christmas present lost by Santa Claus.
Writer: Jimmy Hibbert | Director: Graham Ralph | Stars: Hugh Laurie, Barbara Windsor, Mark Williams, Henry Cherrytree
Worzel Gummidge (1979–1981)
A Cup 'O Tea and a Slice 'O Cake
Family, Comedy, Drama
Double-length musical holiday special: it's Christmas Eve, a most important day for scarecrows as they must stand in position to guide Santa Claus back to the North Pole. Worzel Gummidge, ... See full summary »
Writers: Willis Hall, Keith Waterhouse | Director: James Hill | Stars: Jon Pertwee, Jeremy Austin, Geoffrey Bayldon, Mike Berry
45. Looks Familiar (1970– )
Nostalgia based panel chat show.
Stars: Denis Norden, Bob Monkhouse, Arthur Askey, Ted Ray
46. An Audience with Elton John (1997 TV Special)
90 min | Music
Director: Jonathan Glazier | Stars: Elton John, Chris Lowe, Neil Tennant, Sting
EastEnders (1985– )
Episode dated 12 November 2007
TV-PG | Drama
Jase and Dawn go on a date, Roxy throws a party for Albert, and Jane comes face to face with Steven.
Writer: James Payne | Director: Steve Finn | Stars: Stephen Lord, Nicholas Ball, Kara Tointon, Adam Woodyatt
48. Come Fly with Me (2010– )
30 min | Comedy
The Little Britain team parodies the various types of characters associated with life in a major British airport. That includes flight and ground staff from regular - and low budget ... See full summary »
Stars: Matt Lucas, David Walliams, Lindsay Duncan, Sally Rogers
49. Comrades (1986)
183 min | Drama
The story of "The Tolpuddle Martyrs". A group of 19th century English farm labourers who formed one of the first trade unions and started a campaign to receive fair wages.
Writer: Bill Douglas | Director: Bill Douglas | Stars: Keith Allen, Dave Atkins, Stephen Bateman, Katy Behean
50. Mike Reid: Alive and Kidding (1998 Video)
60 min | Comedy
Director: Brian Klein | Stars: Mike Reid, Victoria Eisermann, Jamelah Asmar, Anna Karen


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2010 film written by Allen Loeb, directed by Will Speck and Josh Gordon, and starring Jennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman, and Jeff Goldblum.Kassie Larson and Wally Mars have been best friends since childhood. Kassie, after years of bad experiences in dating, has decided to become a single mother through artificial insemination, much to Wally's protests. Nevertheless, she invites him to the insemination party wherein he gets drunk, accidentally spills the collection vial, and decides to replace the sample with one of his own. He blacks out and wakes up with no memory of this. Kassie leaves town, seven years pass, Kassie returns with her son Sebastian, and Hilarity Ensues.
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Downloadable files
This document describes how to download and install the IBM® Web Interface for Content Management (IBM WEBi) V1.0 Modification 3 components using the Passport Advantage® Online Web
Download Description
IBM WEBi is a standalone Web-based business client for working with content from multiple back-end servers. For V1.0 Modification 3, IBM WEBi works with DB2® Content Manager and DB2 Content Manager OnDemand.
Important: You can have only one instance of IBM WEBi on your system unless you are using WebSphere® Application Server Network Deployment in a clustered environment.
Space requirements
- Approximately 160 MB of disk space to store the downloadable part.
- 450 MB of temporary disk space to install the product.
- Approximately 350 MB of space for the installed product.
IBM WEBi deployment changes
In previous versions of IBM WEBi, the client was deployed into WEBi_Server that the installation program created for you. Beginning in Version 1.0.2, IBM WEBi can deploy into server1 or another existing application server. During an upgrade from V1.0 or V1.0.1 to V1.0.3, the upgrade program will undeploy IBM WEBi for you and deploy the client into the application server specified during the upgrade.
Sizing and capacity planning
The DB2 Content Manager and DB2 Content Manager OnDemand clients have different functionality and performance characteristics, and drive different performance and load characteristics onto their DB2 Content Manager and DB2 Content Manager OnDemand servers. The amount of necessary CPU processing power, RAM, and disk space vary depending on your specific workload and your desired system capacity and performance. To build the best working system that you can test and then move into production, work with the Techline team to identify the necessary requirements by machine. Your IBM Sales representative can contact Techline for you.
Client comparisons
The following documents illustrate the comparisons between the different clients, including IBM WEBi, for DB2 Content Manager and DB2 Content Manager OnDemand:
|Functionality comparison of the DB2 Content Manager V8.4 clients
|Functionality comparison of the DB2 Content Manager V8.3 clients
|Functionality comparison of the DB2 Content Manager OnDemand clients
Modification 3 APARs
This following lists all APARs fixed in Version 1.0 Modifcation 3 of IBM Web Interface for Content Management. To search for detailed information about an APAR, enter the APAR number in the Search field. If a link below does not work, the details on the APAR information from the Support page is not available yet.
| APAR IO08724: The background of a PDF does not display properly in the applet viewer
When you viewed a PDF document with a background image in the applet viewer, the background image was corrupted.
| APAR IO09149: Properties that contain an ampersand (&) are truncated in the search results
If an item property contained an ampersand (&) character, the property was truncated in the search results.
| APAR IO09232: IBM WEBi logging does not work with WebSphere Application Server Version 6.1
If you used WebSphere Application Server Version 6.1, you could not enable logging for all of the IBM WEBi modules.
| APAR IO09239: The non-English-language display names of item types are not shown in the Navigation pane
IBM WEBi displayed only the English version of the display name of item types, even if your Web browser locale was a language other than English and the DB2 Content Manager system administrator provided alternate display names for your locale.
| APAR IO09249: Drop-down lists cannot display more than 18 characters
If an item on a drop-down list contained more than 18 characters, the display name of the item was truncated.
Known problems, issues, and restrictions
The following are the known problems, issues, and restrictions in Version 1.0 Modification 3 of IBM Web Interface for Content Management.
|Install the latest WebSphere 6.0 JVM
|IBM WEBi V1.0.3 ignores the Maximum Items on Page parameter in the configuration tool
|The configuration tool does not support multiple date formats
|IBM WEBi V1.0.3 What's new information contains inaccurate Linux for zSeries support information
|The IBM WEBi help is not available when your Web browser language is a bidirectional language
To install IBM WEBi Version 1.0.3, you must install the required software on the server where you plan to install IBM WEBi.
To upgrade to IBM WEBi Version 1.0.3, you must ensure that you have supported versions of the prerequisite software on the IBM WEBi server. You can upgrade only from IBM WEBi Version 1.0.2.
|Prerequisites for IBM WEBi - AIX
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|Prerequisites for IBM WEBi - Windows
|Prerequisites for IBM WEBi - Linux on System z
Installation Instructions
Click the link below to go to the installation instructions for IBM Web Interface for Content Management V1.0.3 and upgrade instructions from V1.0 or V1.0.1 to V1.0.3.
|IBM WEBi V1.0.3 publication library
|IBM DB2 Content Management Version 8.4.1 Information
|IBM Content Manager OnDemand Version 8.4.1 Information
Download package
You can download IBM WEBi V1.0.3 from IBM Passport Advantage:
- From a browser, navigate to the Find Downloads and Media page on the IBM Passport Advantage Online Web site. You must log on to continue.
- Select the Find by part number search option under Download finder options.
- Search for part number C1KY0ML (Windows®), C1KY2ML (AIX®), C1T3WML (Linux®), or C1U9NML (Linux for zSeries®) and download the image that you want.
- Unpack the part into a single, temporary directory on your system.
- After you unpack the part, enter wcinstall.bat on Windows and ./wcinstall.sh on AIX, Linux, and Linux on System z to begin the installation program.
- Follow the instructions in Planning, Installing, and Configuring IBM Web Interface for Content Management to install the product.
|Download Options
|IBM Passport Advantage Online - AIX
|14 Nov 2008
|IBM Passport Advantage Online - Lin
|14 Nov 2008
|IBM Passport Advantage Online - Win
|14 Nov 2008
|IBM Passport Advantage Online - zLi
|14 Nov 2008
Technical support
Product support is available on the Web at:
DB2 Content Manager OnDemand for Multiplatforms
DB2 Content Manager OnDemand for z/OS™
DB2 Content Manager OnDemand for i5/OS™
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Change history
- November 14, 2008: Initial version
- July 26, 2011: Updated to comply with new visual display standards


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Bader vs. Schafer, Hardonk vs. Barry to Be Broadcast Live on Spike Before UFC 104 PPV
Could UFC 103's altruistic experiment of airing some of the undercard bouts on basic cable before the main card be a recurring tradition? According to a press release distributed by Spike TV this afternoon, the UFC will be doing another live prelim show on Spike directly before the UFC 104 pay-per-view on October 24th. Guaranteed for the one-hour commercial-free broadcast will be…
Ryan Bader (9-0, 2-0 UFC) vs. Eric Schafer (11-3-2, 3-2-0 UFC): TUF 8 winner Ryan Bader, who most recently won a unanimous decision over Carmelo Marrero at Condit vs. Kampmann, will try to take another step up the light-heavyweight ladder against tough ground specialist Eric Schafer, who's coming off back-to-back first-round stoppages of Houston Alexander and Antonio Mendes. Seems like a perfect next step in Bader's development, as well as an opportunity for Schafer to prove that he's a legitimate contender.
Antoni Hardonk (8-5, 4-3 UFC) vs. Pat Barry (4-1, 1-1 UFC): It might be win-or-go-home time for these two leg-kick specialists, who will both be trying to bounce back from losses. Hardonk most recently suffered a second-round TKO against Cheick Kongo at UFC 97, while Barry was quickly choked out by Tim Hague at UFC 98. It's too bad that Barry didn't take the Hague loss as a sign that he should drop to light-heavy, because Hardonk's reach advantage is going to be frightening.
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Aaron Karp, Sushe Felix, Delos Van Earl, Lynn Heitler. There are four single-artist shows at the William Havu Gallery: Aaron Karp, Sushe Felix, Delos Van Earl and Lynn Heitler. The first is Aaron Karp, mostly made up of large paintings that illustrate the New Mexico artist's classic style. Karp's paintings have a unique look that he achieves with masking tape and idiosyncratic subjects -- abstracted organic shapes arranged in an all-over composition. The paintings in Sushe Felix are neo-transcendental, a retro style that refers to the work of early modernists in the American West. Felix's compositions are like unassembled puzzles with an array of rectilinear, triangular and circular shapes scattered across the picture plane. The Delos Van Earl show includes only a handful of the California artist's painted wall sculptures, which are made of steel; they are geometric in composition and shape. Lynn Heitler is made up of a small group of floral monotypes and photo etchings by this established Denver artist, who is better known for her abstract expressionist pieces. Through June 5 at the William Havu Gallery, 1040 Cherokee Street, 303-893-2360. Reviewed May 27.
Abstractions on Paper.The current show at the city's coziest little art shop, the Emil Nelson Gallery, is a fascinating group endeavor put together by director Hugo Anderson. The exhibit combines historic and contemporary works in the forms of watercolors, prints, drawings and photos by more than two dozen artists -- making it a very big presentation, considering how small the Emil Nelson Gallery is. The mood is classic modernist with some very choice items by major artists, including Elaine deKooning, Stanley Hayter, Mauricio Lasansky and, of course, Herbert Bayer, a gallery favorite. Though the late Bayer, who was an Aspen resident, has been included in shows here before, the watercolors in this one are being publicly exhibited for the first time. One of them, an abstraction based on nature from the 1940s, has a decidedly Colorado look, having been done soon after he moved here. Among the regional contemporary artists in the show are Lanse Kleaveland, Sarah Vaeth and Irene Watts. Like the historic artists, these current practitioners have embraced classic abstraction. Through June 26 at the Emil Nelson Gallery, 1307 Bannock Street, 303-534-0996. Reviewed May 6.
John Buck and Manuel Neri. Sculpture is the main attraction at LoDo's Robischon Gallery, where the large solo, John Buck: New Sculpture, is paired with the tasty little confection, Manuel Neri: Sculpture/Drawings. Montana's Buck and California's Neri are among the most significant contemporary artists working out West. The Bucks, both sculptures and prints, are wonderful and represent a clear continuation of the work he's been doing for a long time. Buck's signature sculptures are torsos with elaborate abstractions where the figures' heads should be, making it easy to interpret that he's using the abstracts to convey the image of thinking. The Neri show has the mood of a museum offering, and it includes abstract figural sculpture -- Neri's acknowledged forte -- along with paintings on paper. Whether two dimensional or three, everything exemplifies Neri's signature style of one part classicism and one part funk. Through June 19 at the Robischon Gallery, 1740 Wazee Street, 303-298-7788. Reviewed May 20.
The Migrant Project: Contemporary California Farm Workers. California-based photographer Rick Nahmias was researching famed TV journalist Edward R. Murrow when he came upon Harvest of Shame, a 1960s documentary about farm workers. The Murrow film inspired Nahmias to revisit the topic, and the results are the dozens of wonderful photos that make up The Migrant Project at the Museo de las Américas. This traveling exhibit has been supplemented by a small salute to activist Cesar Chavez, who was a champion of farm-worker rights. The Chavez display is the perfect set-up for The Migrant Project, which highlights farm workers' struggles using poetically composed black-and-white photos. Nahmias's approach is to capture the picturesque quality of rural life while also raising such issues as low wages and overcrowded living conditions. The handsome selenium prints with blurry borders recall traditional paintings. Nahmias has a brilliant sense for composition and for using the effects of reflected natural light. Through June 12 at the Museo de las Américas, 861 Santa Fe Drive, 303-571-4401. Reviewed April 29.
North American Sculpture Exhibition. The selections for this year's North American Sculpture Exhibition at Foothills Art Center in Golden, were made by celebrity artist James Surls, who gained fame as in Texas but now lives in Colorado. For the always-important though invariably quirky show, Surls put together an oddball display dominated by figural sculptures; some of them are pretty uninspired and doctrinaire examples of neo-traditionalism, but others are convincingly contemporary. However, it's undeniable that Surls was very conservative in his picks. Artists in the show hail from around the country, but, as in the past, the single biggest group is from Colorado -- though there are fewer locals than ever and even fewer who are well known. Among the area artists who got their work through the aesthetic obstacle course set up by Surls are Patricia Aaron, Alicia Bailey, Marie E.v.B. Gibbons, Bonnie Ferrill Roman, Maureen K. Scott, Jan Steinhauser and Sumi Von Dassow. Among the many artists from elsewhere are Tyler Meadows Davis from Utah, Lazar Christian Fonkin from British Columbia and Jonathan W. Hils from Oklahoma. Through June 6 at the Foothills Art Center, 809 15th Street, Golden, 303-279-3922. Reviewed May 20.


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Residents of a small Oklahoma town have been allowed to go home following a pipeline explosion two days ago.
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2 Chefs coming from San Francisco
We are two chefs coming from SF. One of us is a first timer. What would you suggest?
We are in at 9pm on Saturday and leave Wednesday morning. Short I know, but thus is the restaurant life. Right now we are planning on Cochon and Bayona (Susan Spicer is a good friend of my boss.) What else should we not miss.
Thanks for your help!
Stella!, Restaurant August (John Besh), Commander's Palace, Plus 1 on Parkway (Po boys) Dante's Kitchen, Mandina's (Casual neighborhood joint), Bayona is awesome in atmosphere and cuisine, Napoleon House (lunch) Casamento's (oysters and seafood, but they close in summer) Elizabeth's (Breakfast) EAT (Brunch) Rio Mar, Upperline, Lilette, SO MANY options and with your "chef's palate" you are in for a real treat!
re: ScarlettNola
What she said! LOL As we've already determined...ScarlettNola and I have very similar tastes!
I am from SF as well and come here to NOLA about times a year. Cochon is a great choice. I actually prefer Bayona for Sat. lunch as opposed to dinner. I also would highly reccomend Brigtsens, Gautreau's and August. I, personally, could skip Stella! and MiLa. I never miss my Sunday dinner (divine duck) at Upperline. We are here this time for 8 days and I have 12 reservations set thus far for our lunches and dinners. There are many, many good places. It really depends on what you are looking for. Are you looking for something akin to a Danko or Coi experience or are you looking for a casual or even hole in the wall place (i.e Dotties True Blue Cafe or a Mission taqueria?)
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We are more of a Delfina CoCo500 duo although who doesn't love Gary Danko and Dotties rocks! La Taqueria is prob my second favorite in SF. It sounds like you know my favorite places so I appreciate your reccomendations. Thanks for any help!
re: fatback
I have been eating all day so I hope this reaches you before you make dining decisions.
Delfina is one of my absolute favorites (although my pals at Quince are a very close second!!)
Ok, based on Delfina, Craig is a "chefs chef" and along those lines I would absolutely recommend Herbsaint, Cochon, Lilette and Gautreaus.
Herebsaint- I love the salad with buttermilk dressing, spaghetti with poached egg and the shortribs
Cochon- the rabbit livers, pork cheeks and the cochon. Also I love the pickled watermelon rind I always ask for a bag of cracklins (chicharrones) to go and they always are happy to give them to me
Lilette- Oh, the beet salad, duck confit and beef cheeks are wonderful; but save room for dessert. the pastry chef is amazing!!!! Great wines as well. (Ask for Louis to serve you-I love him)
Gautreau's - I just tried this for the 1st time when I was here in March. I don't know what the hell took me so long but I will try to make up for lost time. Pork belly, duck breast and roasted chicken are the only things I have had besides dessert so far but they were all SPECTACULAR!!!!!!!!! Sue is just the rarest of chefs. All that talent in just a wisp of a girl. Absolutely lovely from start to finish. I like Susan Spicer but in a battle of Sue's, in my opinion Sue Z. wins hands down.
The other ones we usually hit when here:
Restaurant August
Dantes Kitchen
Ones a lot of people love but I personally don't think are all that:
Ones that I have been to only recently but enjoyed:
Bistro Daisy
Let me know how it goes.
Am interested to see what you think.
You must try One, located in the riverbend area at the end of St. Charles Ave. near the river. It's consistently amazing food by and for locals. The rabbit and cochon are really special, but if they're offering soft shell crab...go for it. You won't be disappointed. Apps and salads fresh and great, too.
I also highly recomend One Restaurant in the riverbend. The prices are very reasonable and the food and atmosphere are lovely. I also like that Chef Todd Snodgrass changes the menu seasonally. The web link is: http://www.one-sl.com/
re: foodophyle
I am originally from SF and my favorite New Orleans restaurant is One. I think the chef's name is Scott though- not Todd. We also love Lilette, Bistro Daisy, and Luke.
re: robrob
I had not heard of One, but I just looked it up. It looks really good and nice atmosphere! Thanks any other appreciated!
re: foodophyle
ok now i feel like the oddball -- i love One's bar & masterful cocktails, the open kitchen, and the friendly owners. great shop. but after having gone a few times i cant quite put it on my shortlist... while i couldnt really complain about the food, it didnt woo me either. weird.
re: kibbles
I didn't get all the hype either on One R&L. was disappointed in the food and service. I'm sure I'm the minority, but I cannot recommend going when there are so many other places that have satisfied.
re: edible complex
Where would you go?
re: fatback
Iris, Irene's, Martinique Bistro, Clancy's, Patois, Lilette, Vizard's, Luke, Galatoire's, Ciro's Cote Sud, Jamila's, Il Posto, St. James Cheese Co., Mat & Naddie's, Brigtsen's, Parkway Bakery, R&O, Rivershack Tavern, Crabby Jack's, Galley Seafood, Ristorante Da Piero, Chateau du Lac, Clementine's, Kim Son, Mosca's
re: edible complex
Amen to Vizards.Kevin is awesome!
re: foodophyle
One is one of my favorites as well.
if you don't have Sunday dinner plans yet, you may want to hit Bacchanal Wine, as this Sunday Chef Ian from Iris is cooking in the courtyard.
"Chef Ian is Back Baby!!
That's right Chef Ian Schnoebelen of Iris is back at Bacchanal to get all your tongues wagging this Sunday, along with the sultry sounds of the mysterious Esquizito. And our outdoor bar will feature some original cold cocktails to cool you off, as well as absinthe shots to fire you up."
"Chef Ian's Sunday Menu
Octopus Tostadas
Mussels in Coconut Broth
Rare Tuna with Vietnamese Greens
Roast Poussin with Wild Mushrooms
Monkfish Peperonata
Gnocchi Primavera
Poached Pears with Marscapone
Bittersweet Chocolate Torte"
most dishes are around $6 per, cash to Chef. and you can buy your wine from their wine shop.
Bacchanal Wine 600 Poland Ave. 948-9111
re: edible complex
Herbsaint, Patois, La Petite Grocery, Bistro @ the Maison de Ville, Green Goddess if it is open
I personally would skip Upperline, Chateau du Lac and Elizabeth's (all are over hyped and under whelming)
I personally loved my meal at MiLA, although I did find the surroundings a tad sterile. Oh, and I would substitute Galatoires for Comanders (both are wonderful old-school places, I just think Galatoires is more fun)
re: paz5559
Just went to Upperline and used to love it but unfortunately would have to agree that it is now mediocre. Too bad, have been going for years -always looked forward to it - but too many good ones in NOLA to settle for mediocre.
Love Patois, Gautreau's, Daisy, Cochon, Lilette and Herbsaint.
Would skip MiLa, Galatoires and Commanders


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Fair casting in "My Fair Lady"
I just read a piece of theater-casting news that made me very happy. Marni Nixon has been cast as Mrs. Higgins (mother to Henry) in the American tour of the Trevor Nunn production of My Fair Lady, which is reputed to be quite good.
This makes me happy because there's something so karmically right in casting Marni Nixon in this role. (I guess this is where the average non-musical-theater geek asks, "Who's Marni Nixon?")
Well, in her first on-screen performance, she played the nun in The Sound of Music who noted (regarding Julie Andrews' Maria), "She always seems to be in trouble, doesn't she?"
But Nixon is best known as the off-screen, uncredited voice of some of the biggest movie musicals of the 1940s, '50s and '60s. She sang for Deborah Kerr in The King and I (1956), Natalie Wood in West Side Story (1961) and Audrey Hepburn in My Fair Lady (1964). Therefore, casting her in a live production of My Fair Lady is an absolutely wonderful incidence of what thelinster calls "meta-casting" — casting someone with a previous, significant connection to either the material or other cast members.
But back to her uncredited singing roles — does it seem odd to anyone else that during the heyday of movie musicals, it was a common practice to cast nonsinging leads? It seems to me that one of the first questions one asks when casting the lead in a musical is, "Can she sing?"
In the case of My Fair Lady, I suppose Audrey Hepburn could have been cast because no actress who could sing was available. Except for Julie Andrews, of course. Who was nominated for a Tony Award for the stage version of My Fair Lady.
And who went on to win the Academy Award for her singing role in Mary Poppins that same year. (Marni Nixon was the uncredited singing voice of three animated geese in that movie!
Obviously, this type of casting is a marketing decision. Jack Warner, of Warner Bros., put it bluntly:
Why did I choose Audrey Hepburn instead of Julie Andrews, the original Eliza (for 'My Fair Lady')? There was nothing mysterious or complicated about that decision. With all her charm and ability, Julie Andrews was just a Broadway name known primarily to those who saw the play. But in Clinton, Iowa and Anchorage, Alaska … you can say Audrey Hepburn, and people instantly know you're talking about a beautiful and talented star.
And it's not as though casting Audrey Hepburn, Deborah Kerr or Natalie Wood is exactly stunt casting. (However, I have my own visual of the pitch meeting for West Side Story. "Hmm … who should we cast as Maria? Well … how about Natalie Wood? She isn't Puerto Rican, and she can't sing. She's perfect!")
Of course, this practice still occurs, albeit without as much egregious dubbing. Unlike her Chicago co-star, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Renee Zellweger was neither a singer nor dancer.
And looking back a few years, I still wonder why a dancer was not cast in Flashdance (or Footloose for that matter). Jennifer Beals was certainly lovely (and I'm thrilled she got her big break back in the day.)
But she was also a complete unknown, so it wasn't as though her name would be more of a draw than some nubile young Broadway type who wouldn't have needed a dance double.
But, regardless of how I feel about past or present casting practices, I plan to see Marni Nixon in all her glory when My Fair Lady comes near New York. If you're interested in the show, you can find tour information here.


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Car fire was reported Friday night near a gas station on Trenton Rd.
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Any old arms won't do (2 min 46 s)
Before the next teardrop falls (2 min 16 s)
Beverly hillbillies [original motion picture soundtrack], The
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Country boy
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Four walls (2 min 54 s)
From a jack to a king (2 min 09 s)
Good year for the roses (2 min 40 s), A
Hank,you still make me cry (2 min 04 s)
He'll have to go (2 min 20 s)
Highways and heartaches
I'm so lonesome, I could cry (2 min 22 s)
It takes a young girl
Keep my love with you (2 min 25 s)
Keep on rollin' down the line (2 min 08 s)
Kentucky thunder
Love's gonna get ya!
Mark Twain words & music.
Me and Bobby Mc Gee (2 min 37 s)
My father's son
My songbird
New star shining (3 min 29 s)
Nobody's darlin'but mine (3 min 34 s)
Nothing but a breeze
Old king of love
Preacher said "Jesus said" (3 min 36 s), The
Raisin'the Dickens (3 min 02 s)
Rhumba man
Ricky Skaggs & Bruce Hornsby
Ridin'high (3 min 12 s)
Rock and roll shoes (2 min 38 s)
Rockin'the boat (4 min 22 s)
Roll in my sweet baby's arms (2 min 59 s)
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Silent night, holy night (2 min 35 s)
Silver threads and golden needles (2 min 20s)
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Stand by your man (2 min 38 s)
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Sweet temptation (3 min 45 s)
"T" For texas
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Tender Years (2 min 24 s)
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Walkin'in Jerusalem (4 min 42 s)
Wasted days and wasted nights (3 min 07 s)
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Why me, lord (2 min 52 s)
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When Greg Tugman was downsized from his job at the Lawrence-based document-scanning company Vangent last year, his wife, Sandy, saw the writing on the wall. Her teaching job at Baker University wasn't all that stable, either. And then Greg couldn't find another corporate job.
"So I told Greg that it was time to open our cafe. It had been a dream of ours for years," Sandy Tugman says.
Three months ago, the Tugmans took over the space at 7921 Santa Fe Drive, in downtown Overland Park, the site of the former breakfast-and-lunch restaurant called the Red Bench Cafe. They kept many of the Red Bench recipes. "Mostly the salads and sandwiches," Sandy Tugman says. "They were very popular."
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Clal makes the gifts of Jewish tradition accessible tools for spiritual growth and development.
"The leaders of one of the youth-led collectives in Ferguson, Millennial Activists United, have a ritual that they do before each protest, and when I first witnessed it during my five days as a rabbinical student in solidarity with them during the Ferguson Weekend of Resistance, it moved me to tears...."
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"For the past few weeks, my email and social media have been inundated with discussions and links to flyers, articles and events that all support the opposition, protest and even disruption of the New York Metropolitan Opera's production of John Adams' "The Death of Klinghoffer." And I disagree with each one..."
"Glen Campbell's newest, and likely last, song will make you cry and give you comfort, especially if like me, you know people with Alzheimer's Disease, or other forms of dementia. Titled "I'm Not Gonna Miss You", the song invites us to think deeply about what it is we really mourn as we see a loved one drift out of the world. Is it their pain, or ours? I wrestled with that question a lot as my father was dying, and wrestle with it still as others I love suffer with dementia..."
In this book, Clal Resident Tzemah Yoreh, Ph.D. discusses "What if the Bible was dominated by strong female voices instead of males? Would we relate to the Bible differently? In this new experiment, I switch the gender of every character in the Biblical text and wait for readers' reactions."
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"Do you realize how little we know about the countries with which we are in conflict? Outside of the polarizing rhetoric of politicians and the narrow lens of media headlines, what do we know about countries we consider our enemies? An eatery in Pittsburgh, PA has an innovative and savory way of addressing this..."
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"Over 4.9 million people have viewed Rob Anderson's magic act in which he tears up a homeless man's sign, only to put it back together with an extra surprise which he then gives to the gentleman. In a world of what often feels like endless competition for clicks and views, it's easy to confuse success with making a difference. Sometimes though, virtual virality - nothing to sneeze at - opens the door to real world change..."
"My Oh My, sings the prophet/poet Leonard Cohen on his just released new album, Popular Problems. Simply put: this is a majestic, mysterious, magical, meaning-saturated masterpiece that I have listened to every day since I bought it. What are the Popular Problems Cohen alludes to?
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Story: Oct 21, 2014
Senior curates exhibition of current students, recent grads ...
CIA Exhibition: Oct 17, 2014
Adam Markanovic: No Body to Love
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CIA grad transforms Corvette into canvas on wheels
Events: Nov 06, 2014 @ Cleveland Institute of Art in Cleveland, OH
Unruly Engagements Conference
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Television and film writer teaching narrative writing at CIA
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Opening Reception Community Works: Artist as Social Agent
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Fall 2014 Open House
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CIA again named to "Best in the Midwest" list
When 11:00AM - 6:00PM
An opening reception will be held on July 20, 6-8pm.
Alison O'Daniel's new body of sculptural work was inspired by the musical score to her upcoming feature-length film The Tuba Thieves (one scene of which will be shown concurrently in LA Louver'sRogue Wave exhibition, alongside a second set of sculptures). For this score, O'Daniel commissioned three composers (Ethan Frederick Greene, Christine Sun Kim, and Steven Roden) to respond to poems and other nuanced references that she set up as a basis for their musical compositions. O'Daniel's sculptures translate her own physical experience of listening to the score into narratives that contribute to a larger biographical imaginary. O'Daniel treats them as expanded cinematic forms, each object with its own narrative arc examining non-verbal communication.
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Deep in slumber, walked through the cave
Evolution of mankind I could witness & shape
Admirable Hovel and shacks build with pride
Transparent Barter culture with love revived
No race for money, power or greed anymore
Humane soul united like a monolith stone
Honesty again becomes the best policy
Love and care are the more valuable bounty
Live in admirable country with hearts clean
Dream to be among good and all serene
Progressive for all, by no serendipity
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May I break with convention here and recommend an alternate
recommended pen-test educational path recipe bucause
I don't think there is a one book answer(sorry bout the unix bias):
"The C programming Language" = Kernighan&Ritchie
(sorry, the classic is still the most concise, clear, best damn
book on C ever)
Any book on x86 assembler programming.
The O'Reilly Perl book.
"The Design of the Unix Operating System" - Bach
"The Design of the 4.3 BSD Unix Operating System" - Lefler, McKusik, Carels, Quarterman
then... Stevens TCP/IP book....
and a glance through Douglas Comer's TCP/IP Vol 1
Aho Hopcroft and Ulman's, Data Structures book...
The O'Reilly "Managing IP networks with Cisco Routers" book...
Add a sprinkle of Christian Huitema's excellent "Routing in the Internet"
and season with Bruce Schneier's "Applied Cryptography"
Have a good look through the Linux source code, HOWTOs, and
Microsoft MSDN docs...
Then go implement some networking to get some practical experience.
Become familiar with the default Win2K, Solaris, Linux, and Free/OpenBSD
installs by building up some systems.
Read every phrack ever published throroughly...
Then spend a lot of time reading through the code at www.technotronic.com
Then get familiar with the utilities at www.whitehats.com, and
Read Ron Gula's, how to become a Level 12 Hacker paper...
(Sorry don't have a URL, but hey if you're gonna start, you
should at least be able to find that yourself... check NSW's
site library ;-)
Try re-writing an exploit from scratch. Analyze a coredump.
Scan though the bugtraq archives.
Go read the BOFH stories... :-) Hang out in the ADM suite at DefCon. ;-)
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the better you will be at understanding its strengths and weaknesses,
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Christmas in July Patchwork Ideas
Ideas for using Christmas Charms from my Christmas Charm Swap. http://mandamadequilts.blogspot.com/2012/07/christmas-in-july-5-charm-swap.html
Granny Square Coasters // Technique Tutorial Tuesday — Pile O' Fabric
Ellison Lane Quilts: Tutorial: Starry Tree Skirt & Giveaway!
Christmas Tree Skirt by Made By Cola, via Flickr Isn't this the cutest!
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Why shouldn't you have a great quilt under your Christmas tree too? These are charms from a couples of swap including Manda's.
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We have one more hit for the Star Wars franchise, and Wii have one big miss. Which is which?
Tonight's Clone Wars episode launches a two-part storyline, and Steve takes a look inside 'Downfall of a Droid'
Sure, some sci-fi is based on pure fantasy, but some is based on hard science. We look at the Top 5 most scientifically plausible films
There is no new episode this week, so Steve takes the opportunity to look back at the action so far...
Lucas sifts through the games news, with bits about the new Star Wars and more
Steve talks with Dee Bradley Baker, the voice of all the Clone Troopers in Star Wars: The Clone Wars now airing on Cartoon Network
Now officially confirmed, the upcoming Star Wars MMO by Bioware will be set thousands of years before the movie eras
The three-episode "Malevolence" mini-arc wraps this evening on Star Wars: The Clone Wars, and Steve takes a look
Television and movies weren't enough! Tom Hodges tells us about illustrating Star Wars: The Clone Wars as an online webcomic
Troy Brownfield wraps up his look at the best 'genre' movies between the early 30's and late 70's
Steve takes a look at this week's debut episodes of Star Wars: The Clone Wars series on Cartoon Network
Does LEGO Batman stand up to the "stellar" previous entries in the series? Lucas takes a look
Dark Horse Comics got into the action Saturday in Baltimore, with a panel highlighting their publishing line-up
Our in-depth look at the Star Wars: Clone War animated series continues with an interview with the voice of Yoda
Our series leading up to the premiere of Cartoon Network's animated 'Clone War' series continues
The Force Unleashed comes out this week, and Lucas tells you why you should be playing.
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i really miss this guy..
that pose is kinda AYO though
Within hours, more than 200,000 fans had thrown their support behind the project; within a week, more than 1 million had voted in favor of pushing the statue into production. As of the latest update, dated April 10, the statue — which captures the moment Marbury lifted the CBA championship trophy, shown above — has been modeled in clay, "transported to the Jiangxi Province [and is] ready to start after the bronze work,"
So apparently Stephon Marbury has become the Micheal Jordan of China and is getting a bronze statue of him made after leading his Beijing Ducks to a championship this year. I hate to admit this but I was a big Starbury supporter for the first few years he was on the Knicks. He was one of the most talented players when he was in the league averaging 21 & 8 and 27 and 6 in China but he just never caught a good break. Isaiah Thomas basically ruined what could have been a hall of fame-type career. Even though I respect his game, I still hate him for the part he played in the Knicks' futility the past decade.
It could be worse, I heard they're making a bronze statue of Isaiah Thomas at FIU.. heh
New York Knicks @ Indiana Pacers Post Game Reaction
Final Score: 104-112 L
Knicks (27-27) 8th in the East
Pacers (32-21) 3rd in the East
I HATE the mornings after games like these. I refuse to watch ESPN/NBAtv while I eat my breakfast like I normally do because I know its just gonna put me in a bad mood all day.
I should've just titled this as the Post Game Vent because thats pretty much what its gonna end up being. We were up 17 with 58 seconds left in the 3rd. Melo was being melogod once again, dropping 39 while landry fields chipped in an efficient 15. But we broke down defensively in the 4th and just couldn't recover.
I can't stand this Indiana team, Danny Granger pointing to Novak and doing the discount double check move after hitting the three wasn't necessary. Indiana won't win a chip anytime soon and I bet he's gonna end up moving to another team after he realizes it. We didn't have J-Lin and Amare and that scrub ass team barely beat us. The Knicks are the superior team even though our record doesn't show it. If you don't think so look at the two games against Indiana before this one. Ugh, whatever.
If the Knicks miss the playoffs by ONE game, this is the one everyone will remember. The Bucks have cut our playoff lead to 1.5 games and look to do more damage. Our schedule isn't looking too great at the moment with a game against the Magic at Orlando and a home & home series against the Bulls. At the same time the Bucks have their next 5 games at home starting with the Cavs, Bobcats and Blazers. With Jeremy Lin and Amar'e Stoudamire still 4 or more weeks away, our playoff odds are starting to slip away.
F*ck Indiana, seriously.
Something happened between Knicks' midnight flight back in New York (arriving at 2am Saturday) and injury update press conference (around 5pm Saturday).
The bad news just keeps piling up for the Knicks. Reports from the Knicks training staff state that Davis has tweaked a disk in his lower back during the 91-75 victory over the Cleveland Cavs last night. Davis will opt to not have surgery but instead fly to Washington DC to get a second opinion.
This one really hurts.. The Knicks have reverted back to the worst backcourt in the league. Before the Lin-sanity era, we have witnessed 2 months of virtually no ball movement and poor point guard play. Mike Bibby will start over the injured Davis with Toney Douglas seeing significant minutes off the bench. But worry not Knicks-nation, because April Fools day is only for another half hour ;P


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