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FANNY FOX Original Stripper 8x10 NEGATIVE 1960's
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As students move into the later years they transition into the Year 11 Sub School and the Year 12 Sub School. As with the vertical sub schools, each is led by a sub school leader and an assistant sub school leader. Sub school leaders are housed in the same office, providing opportunity for staff to liaise with one another to ensure maximum opportunity for the smooth transition from year 11 to year 12. Additionally the later years office is supported by the VASS administrator and the Careers Team.


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Castles along the Rhine
Basel to Amsterdam | 8 Days
Date Range: Nov 2014 - Nov 2014Ship: S.S. Antoinette
Guest Reviews
The Ultimate Ladies Getaway,11/12/2009
It has been just over a month since we returned from Castles Along the Rhine on the River Ambassador. For many years, my sister-in-law, my niece and I have taken time each October for "ladies weekend out." This year, we decided to take it to the next level with a 7 day Rhine River Cruise. Oh, the pampering and special attention from the crew...oh, the delightfully and delicious cuisine...oh, the castles and cathedrals and canals...so much more than we ever anticipated. Everything was taken care of by Uniworld - no travel worries or concerns. All ... we had to do was enjoy... and we did just that!!! Thank you Uniworld! Read More...Cruise: Castles along the Rhine Ship: River Ambassador
Wonderful Cruising Experience,10/23/2009
This was my first trip to Europe. I accompanied my mother after her traveling companion canceled and I am glad to have had the experience. The cultural experience of seeing Amsterdam, the famous Cologne Cathedral, and the only castle on the Rhine to have never been successfully taken over was unbelievable. We also enjoyed the wine tastings in the Alsatian Region of France. Christine Bremberger, our tour director, and the staff could not have been better. Thanks for a wonderful vacation. Brian SiemersCruise: Castles along the Rhine Ship: River Ambassador
Castles on the Rhine June, 2009,10/18/2009
My wife and I cruised with Uniworld for our 25th wedding anniversary celebration. It could not have been more spectacular! The scenery was everything we have dreamed of and the Uniworld staff made all passengers feel very special. It was a great value and we hope to go again some day. When we do travel again, it will definitely be with Uniworld. Thanks for making our trip such a memorable experience.Cruise: Castles along the Rhine Ship: River Ambassador
Castles Along the Rhine - Sept 27 - Oct 4, 2009,10/16/2009
Every phase of this cruise exceeded my highest expectations. Relaxing, interesting, informative, charming, entertaining without being demanding; it was just what I was looking for. And our cruise director, Marcus, was perfect in his role. He truly made the experience memorable. You have a treasure there.Cruise: Castles along the Rhine Ship: River Ambassador
Marvelous Experience,10/4/2009
I just returned from the 20th of September "Castles on the Rhine" cruise which was exceptional in every respect. The ship, service, staff and food were fabulous. Markus, our cruise director was both highly competent and accommodating and our waiter, Galin, was world class. Uniword even arranged for great weather throughout! Kudos to First Captain Bakker for a seamless journey and very enjoyable experience.Cruise: Castles along the Rhine Ship: River Ambassador
Absolutely exceeded my expectations,7/29/2009
Dear Mr. Young,
My mother and I just completed the 9-day "Castles Along the Rhine" river tour from Amsterdam to Basel (June 6 - 14), and I couldn't have been more pleased.
To begin, although I had traveled internationally, a river cruise vacation was entirely new to me. I was trying to plan a trip to Germany for my mother (who is 84 years old) and myself and I didn't think a bus tour would be suitable for her, so I researched river cruising. I attended a Travel Expo sponsored by AAA in Foxboro, Massachusetts and enjoyed an audio/visual presentation about ... Uniworld and its travel destinations that offered me the opportunity to ask questions about the experience. The concept of visiting Germany and touring some of its beautiful cities and towns without packing and unpacking at different hotels was very attractive.
This is the first trip I have planned that absolutely exceeded my expectations and lived up to its glowing marketing description. There isn't space here to list all the ways that Uniworld made our trip unforgettable, but I'd like to very briefly list the areas in which our tour on the River Ambassador excelled.
The staff: All staff members were professional, courteous, helpful and cheerful. The ship was immaculate and all services performed were of the highest caliber. The cruise manager, Rick Sprengers saw to it that all passengers fully enjoyed their tours every day. He attended to every detail and was very kind to the passengers who had some physical challenges (not my mother, who gets around just fine). The communication of each day's schedule and who to expect on tour was excellent. In short, the combination of capable and pleasant service made for a very relaxing vacation. Bonus: attentive but no intrusive service at all levels.
The food: My family is made up of true "foodies" we are all gourmet cooks and in fact my brother is a professional chef. The meal selection, preparation and presentation were outstanding. The service was excellent, and the minimally decorated white dining room with scenery at every window was calming and elegant. I was glad we were given a copy of the week's menus, and I admit that did take a few pictures of the meals at the table, they were so beautiful and appetizing. We fully enjoyed the complimentary wine with dinner. No four-star restaurant could have done better. Bonus: hot dishes (warm plates for buffet!) and cold ones cold.
Tours: The local guides were excellent and knowledgeable, interesting and eager to share the history of their towns. The AudioVox system is just the best invention! Everyone on the tour was able to hear equally well, and the tour guide could quietly point out features in churches without being disrespectfully noisy. The ways we toured: on foot, on a canal boat and on a bus enabled us to enjoy he best of the areas we toured and gave our legs and feet a break. The description of the tours as "active" is indeed accurate, though they are not unrealistically exhausting. We were tired enough each day to feel we'd earned our fantastic dinner but had enough energy to tour again the next day perfect! The optional dinner in Rudesheim was especially nice for my mother and me since we are of German descent and fully enjoyed the regional menu and the familiar band music. Bonus: My mom cried when she recognized tunes her grandparents had danced to when she was a little child (priceless).
The onboard entertainment: My mother and I took this river cruise for its focus on scenery, tours of history and culture, and cuisine. We were not looking for "night life." However, we very much enjoyed the local entertainers from Germany and France since they augmented the day's tours and offered further exposure to the art of the region. Charlie did a fine job also, making his keyboard sound like a full German "oompah" band for our day of castle gazing up on deck. Bonus: inviting, entertaining evenings with opportunity (but no pressure) for bar drinks.
Again, there is not enough room to detail all the ways that Uniworld and the River Ambassador staff delighted us on our trip down the Rhine River.
Overall, I think the most impressive thing is how relaxing the trip was, not because it was dull, but because there were "no worries". The smallest details were prepared for and addressed. Communication was such that we didn't have to figure anything out.
There was flexibility so we could explore towns and cafes on our own. The ship and its staff became familiar to us quickly so all we had to do was enjoy our travel and the local experiences. We never had to wait for anything.
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We had a great trip.,6/18/2009
Just returned from a wonderful trip on the Rhine. The level of service provided by the crew was just top notch, from the friendly housekeeping staff to the very versatile musician. I am a vegetarian, and had no problems finding great choices at every meal. Would recommend this trip, highly.Cruise: Castles along the Rhine Ship: River Ambassador
Castles Along The Rhine Cruise - Excellent Vacation,6/13/2009
Two weeks after debarking I am still smiling about the Castles along the Rhine Cruise. We had a lovely time. The best part of being on a small ship is that you actually meet your fellow passengers and get to know them. On a regular, big ship cruise, you could say hello to someone and never see them again. Not so on the River Ambassador - we meet at least half the passengers and befriended many of them. The ship itself is merely in Okay condition and hopefully Uniworld will replace it with a newer ship. ... We heard complaints about the plumbing system, but only had minor problems ourselves. But the crew were wonderful - friendly, helpful and always willing to go the extra mile to assist a passenger. The wait-staff always remembered our preferences, the bar-tender always knew our favorite drinks and the cabin-crew knew each of our quirks. I have bad knees and they always had a bag of ice for me to ice them down at the end of the day. The food at dinner was simply amazing, although we dined in the slow French style. The food at lunch and breakfast wasn't as imaginative and delicious, but was still good. The chef had quite a variety of dishes and they all looked as good as they tasted. I'd go back for the food alone! I'd recommend the Basel to Amsterdam route - we took the opposite and visited Cologne on a Monday - and all the museums were closed! If you have a chance visit the Historical Museum in Speyer, though - go, it was wonderful. And the section of the Rhine with all the castles, a UNESCO Historical Site, is probably the most beautiful place I've ever seen. Our Cruise director was simply terrific - the best I've ever encountered and better even than I imaged a Cruise director could be. He was alays available, always knew every detail of every city, always was ready with a personalized suggestion of what to see or where to shop. I don't know if all the Cruise Managers on Uniworld ships are this good, but he was amazing! The passengers ranged from their 50s to their 80s. There was nothing to interest a teen or a child on board, so if you want a family vacation, take another ship. Some of the walking tours were difficult, as most of the streets were cobblestone and uneven. Cobblestone is tiring to walk over. The optional Castle Marksburg tour was especially strenuous - although I highly recommend taking this tour, it would be almost impossible for anyone with mobility issues. I walk with a cane and was able to get around okay [although I needed that ice every night], but people who use walkers or are confined to wheelchairs will find that most places are not handicapped accessible. Overall I would rate this vacation with a five out of five stars. Whatever minor drawbacks were completely negated by the excellent service and locations. This cruise exceeded my admittedly high expectations. I highly recommend it! Read More...Cruise: Castles along the Rhine Ship: River Ambassador
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Car will not start intermittenly, no crank noise. Dealer says they can't repeat the problem, and the computer does not show anything. I am not happy, bought a new car because I needed a dependable car.
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I have the same problem with my 2011 Patriot. Usually on a short (5) min trip to the store or something when I get back in the car it will not start. Then over the next few days it will happen again often randomly but will stop for about another month until it starts doing it again for a few days. I took it to the dealership and they said it didn't produce any errors and since they couldn't get it to replicate they couldn't do anything for it.
Also talked to Jeep customer service and they said the same thing. Absolutely no help at all! They even suggested next time it happens to call a tow truck where they would turn the key and put it in neutral and have it work for them I am sure.
How does this get diagnosed? What test do they need to run because I am sick of it!
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Sometimes when I try to start the car I put the key in and turn and nothing, try again and nothing. Try again and it starts. Doesn't happen all the time. Same thing happened at 30,000 miles and they replaced the skeem module for free. Had the car in the shop and it did it again when the service manager was present. Left the care for 2 days and they couldn't repeat the problem. Computer checked out as nothing wrong. Took it home started for 2 days fine, 3rd day same thing happened again. I think it's the skeem module again they think not. I'm confused.
Visitor, 2012 Jeep Liberty, 25,000 mi
The same thing - It starts fine for weeks then some times it won't start, and turn the key again and it starts. I took it to dealer and they kept it over night did a cold start in the morning but the problem did not repeat itself. They replaced the starter as a percaution, but it started happen again within a few weeks. Back to the dealer for me.
Visitor, 2005 Jeep Liberty
Same problem. Replaced module still happening
No one can fix because computer says nothing wrong
Expensive to replace without being fixed
Visitor, 2012 Jeep Liberty, 13,000 mi
Recommend Replace WCMF
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car will not start intermittently. Been to dealer three times - no codes - nothing they can do unless it happens to them. Gave them video showing what it does - still nothing. Very frustrated.


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I wanted to see If I could boost saturation and contrast through the chemical processing.
Underexposed the film around 2/3's by giving it an EI of about 260 so the color would be more saturated.
Then I had It pushed one stop (about 1/3 over exposed) in processing to give it even more saturation and contrast.
Scanned using an Epson v600, Full manual settings just backlight correction on low and flattened out the contrast a bit so I wouldn't lose any detail that may be there.
I also left color restoration on to see what it would do. It gave mixed results especially for darker shots, It sounds like it should keep the color natural looking but I think it caused some of the color shifts. There is a lot of reds in the shadows and greenish looking highlights, It almost looks like it was cross processed.
I'd like to scan it again after researching better scan settings to see If that color is natural.


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In this blog, I want to suggest two great influences on CJK typesetting which can be understood as principles or generators of many CJK graphical idioms: the first influence is rather mechanical: that having square ideographs has consequences that tends to generate certain kinds of designs and ways of expressing those designs; the second influence is cultural and graphical: the influence of mystical diagrams associated with Taoism.
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SIL has just released a fork of Open Office 3.0 with Graphite integrated: Graphite is their leading-edge rendering system for non-Latin complex scripts. And Qianqian Fang's Wen Quan Yi (Spring of Letters) project is making screen fonts for all Han Ideographic characters in Unicode.
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here is a very messy and repellent diagram. (If I remember, it was an old Taiwanese table assigning bopomofo letters to buses or trains for particular routes.) But rather than sneer, we should ask ourselves what graphical/writing problem is this layout solving?.
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Bouquet toss song???
Hi ladies~ I was just about to send off my DJ packet for tomorrow and realized I have NO bouquet toss song!
Any ideas or thought????? TIA!
Hi ladies~ I was just about to send off my DJ packet for tomorrow and realized I have NO bouquet toss song!
Any ideas or thought????? TIA!
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Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
Think I am playing that song that goes: where my girls at, from the front to back... its by 702 - semi-old school - we used to listen to it in like middle/high school so it fit us =) haha
Girls Just wanna have fun is the ultimate classic bouquet toss song. Or how about Like a Virgin. It always makes people laugh!
too funny akr12....i remember that song....you're making me feel sooooo old!! :)
I am not having the traditional bouquet toss because there are hardly any single people coming to my wedding, so i will be having all the married women on the dance floor and her husband will be given the garter to put on her leg. I kind of like "this one's for the girls" by Martina McBride.
Im going to use "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" or "Love Is A Battlefield" by Pat Benatar
ark12 That's my song!!! LOVE 702!!! What happened to them?
Oooooh I never thought about Pat Benatar! I'm going to have to rethink this whole thing!
I thought - It's raining men would be funny but I think I'm going with Girl's Just Want to Have Fun!
ohh i never thought about sex and the city!!! or pat benatar!!! man!
I used "Jumpin jumpin" by Destiny's Child
oh i like that one too chica! "ladies leave your man at home..." haha!
Oh good suggestions!
"Ladies Night" by Kool and the Gang is another one I like.
he he
Maneater by Nelly Furtado :)
ohhh thats cute pinky :)
hehe- I thought it was hilarious! Especially b/c of who I know will be out there. Out Garter toss song is "Dont cha" by the Pussycat Dolls too, so my mom will be thoroughly weirded out :)
I kind of like the theme song to sex and the city...here is the youtube link..
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So I was looking through your gallery here, and I would just like to say that your cosplays are absolutely amazing! Your costumes are wonderfully accurate, I can tell a huge amount of work and love goes into them. And then of course there's you, you're really pretty and you just... make the costumes work. It fits for me when I see you in these costumes.
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Your very pretty and your cosplays are amazing!
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When reserving I did a room with 2 queen size bed n at arrival she gave me a studio with 1 queen size bed n 1 sofa gym bed. I didn't accept and after Insisting she gave another room with 1 king size bed n she said that they don't have 2 queen size bed room. And no apologies. There is no free water bottles in the room. Shuttle from Disney are at 1030 leaving so when u reach hotel it's 11 PM and the restaurant is close so no dinner. They have only cold meals. When we asked them if any restaurant nearby they said don't have and at the time of check out we found out that 15min walking and it's full of restaurants. I would not suggest to stay here instead go to The Castle or Rosen Plaza. We shifted to The Castle and it's wonderful.
Really nice staff and good facilities and would certainly stay there again.
Not the hotel's fault necessarily but some of the guests were exceedingly noisy in the very early hours of the morning, which disturbed our sleep.
Nice courtyard
Loudest A/C and refrigerator i have ever seen! Impossible to sleep
I missed the 'service with a smile' at check-in.
Largeness of studio room. Clean.
Whirring sound of the furnace or air conditioner. But after while it was white noise.
The crowne plaza was about 8 minute walk to international drive perfect location! The porters there, I found were the best help. Only downfall we had was the breakfast we had a piece of bacon each and scrambled egg and orange juice which we didn't drink because It wasn't that nice and it cost us over $32. Where if you go around the corner to international drive you have IHOP and Perkins (beautiful!) u can get both FULL breakfast for under $20 :) that's the only downfall everything else was perfect during our stay we only had breakfast there once as it was too expensive. Thank you for a great stay !
Some of the staff were helpful and friendly.
1. The hotel is terribly old and so are the amenities in the room. Parts of the bathtub were rusty and so were the towel racks. 2. The AC make a lot of noise once every 30 minutes, throughout the night. Turns out its the same across every room and they can't fix that. 3. We ordered breakfast through the room service hanger which we hung outside our room. Turns out nobody bothered to collect them, as we noticed other rooms had their breakfast orders left untouched as well. Went to the concierge to make a complaint, and she did not even bother to apologise. All she said was it will not be charged to our account. 4. The breakfast buffet staff were very rude, and simply ignored us. Took them awhile to even bother to take us to our tables. 5. On our last day, we decided to grab some quick breakfast from the stall beside the breakfast cafe, only to notice bugs flying inside the glass cabinet where the brownies and donuts were kept. 6. Wifi was supposed to be free, but they sneaked in $125.90 into our bill on the last day for wifi charges. They waived it in the end, after we questioned them about it. Apart from that, wifi was weak and terrible in the rooms.
I liked everything! The breakfast was Amazing
Staff is nice. Location is very good, near Internation drv, and Universal park. Nice pool, food, gym...
Central clima in quiet zone flors (corner rooms) is very noise. On booking.com offer internet is free , but thay charge it. On reception, you can fix it :) Parking is 9$ For night
The location was perfect.
However there was roaches in the ice machine on the 8th floor
lovely pool friendly staff excellent breakfasts
expensive bar food blocked toilets , unable to pay for three nights together,had to pay for three rooms separatley although all one family and in the same name thus incurring extra expense on my debit card
Location close to Universal. Good value for price.
Close to Universal Studios and many shopping/grocery stores
Have to pay for basic amenities like luggage cart, wifi and parking
All of the ammendment available to us. I love the pool area.
I didn't like the fact that there was no full kitchens
i loved the room and how the hotel was clean.We enjoyed the jacuzz and game room.the staff was nice
that they charged the guest to park that should be free! also needs ac vents in elevator and hallways.
The view was all I like ...
Greeter at the buffet name victor was very very rude... My carpet in room 1403 was wet. The staff none of them had a welcoming face,it was like I was bothering them if I had a question. I was on the executive floor..14floor and not even a bottle water I could get for free... This day was suppose to be special because it was my anniversary night , so it was very disappointing to get such poor service...
We loved the bed! It was very comfortable. The location was great!
The elevators had some difficult going to the floor we were staying on, so we had to taking the stairs the rest of the way from the closet floor.
Architecture, location, cleanliness, staff and value.
Pool closes at 11:00.
Very close to Universal parks, a bit further from Disney and Premium outlet centers, but still ok. Free shuttle service to theme parks. Free wifi in the lobby.
Very old and loud AC in the rooms, just right next to the bed. It's positive that we could change room immediately after our complaint, but the AC turned out to be practically the same in the other room.
The room and facilities within. Swimming pool and bar
The included breakfast, convenience
Paying for parking. After renting a car to pay to park is just redundant. More times to the theme park shuttles.
food was great
location is great, price is fair, good hotel
wifi only at the lobby and very expensive to use in the room
location is excellent, close to universal studio, walking distance to some commercial with options of restaurant and not too far to the premium outlet. facilities is good, game room and swimming pool are favorites for children and level of comfort is as expectation of the hotel with this rating.
cleanliness is very much ok in the 1st night but on 2nd night the lady who makes up the room did only the bed and bathroom, but not put the other stuff in order. most of the staff are great, they are very friendly and want to discuss and explain about everything. i have a problem when i checked out that the bill is higher than what is quoted by booking.com and i found that the lady in the reception didn't help at all, not even try to verify with her supervisor. until i called booking and they settle everything down. nice service booking.com
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It's rivalry week in college football, meaning that there are good games a-plenty today. Games with BCS and National Championship implications are littered throughout the Saturday schedule. Here is a preview of the highlights:
No. 13 Georgia at No. 23 Georgia Tech, 12 p.m. ET:
These two teams have gone in opposite directions this season. The Bulldogs started sluggishly and have rallied of late, while the Yellow Jackets got out like gang busters, but have sputtered since. Georgia is headed to Atlanta to take on LSU in the SEC Championship Game next week, so there is some fear that the Bulldogs could overlook this game. I doubt that will be the case in a rivalry showdown. I expect Aaron Murray and Georgia to expose the ACC's weaknesses, and so long as they can slowdown the triple-option attack, I expect a Georgia victory.
Prediction: Georgia rolls on
Ohio State at No. 15 Michigan, 12 p.m. ET:
You may have heard, but these two teams don't like each other. When the teams are good, it is considered one of the biggest rivalries in sports. With Ohio State basking in mediocrity this year, people may have forgotten that the Buckeyes can spoil Michigan's hopes of a trip to a BCS bowl. That being said, the Ohio State offense is bad and the Michigan defense is the most improved unit in the nation this season.
Prediction: Michigan wins
No. 2 Alabama at No. 24 Auburn, 3:30 p.m. ET:
While it is an absolute joke that Auburn remains ranked, the Tigers still pose a very serious threat to Alabama's National Championship hopes. Quite simply, if Auburn holds on at home the Tide isn't going to New Orleans for the title game--and Tiger fans would love nothing more than that. Both teams have fairly one-dimensional offenses led by running backs Trent Richardson (Bama) and Michael Dyer (Auburn). The difference is, Alabama has a stifling defense, Auburn doesn't.
Prediction: Auburn is at home, and it gets it's revenge for last year's tree killing and shakes up the BCS.
No. 19 Penn State at No. 16 Wisconsin, 3:30 p.m. ET:
Despite two mid-season losses, Wisconsin quarterback Russell Wilson has still had an incredibly efficient season. The Badgers looked like a title contender before fading, but still hold out hope, with a win, of going to the Big Ten Championship Game and earning a Rose Bowl berth. Penn State has a good defense but has struggled all season in scoring points.
Prediction: With a conference title game on the line, the better team will win. Wisconsin rolls on.
No. 5 Virginia Tech at Virginia, 3:30 p.m. ET:
Virginia Tech has probably benefited more than any team in the nation from the chaos that has befell other BCS teams of late. The Hokies have beaten next-to-no-one, but they continue to win and could back their way into the title game (where they will inevitably get smoked by LSU--see all of their previous BCS appearances for reference). Don't overlook the Cavaliers--they are a solid 8-3 and are no pushover, especially at home.
Prediction: Cavaliers go to the ACC title game with a win.
No. 17 Clemson at No. 12 South Carolina, 7:45 p.m. ET:
These two teams may also be two of the most overrated teams in the nation. Clemson looked like it was headed to an undefeated season--and then it remembered it was Clemson and started losing. Are the wheels off? Probably. The Gamecocks lost star running back Marcus Lattimore for the season and quarterback Stephen Garcia was booted off the team.
Prediction: South Carolina wins
No. 22 Notre Dame at No. 6 Stanford, 8 p.m. ET:
Speaking of overrated... Notre Dame. But I suppose that is inevitable. This is likely Stanford's last game before a bowl, so it will be looking to make a big statement. The Cardinal have the BCS in its sights, but the Irish can derail that dream with a victory. Also look for Andrew Luck to have a "Heisman Moment."
Prediction: The Irish keep it close, but Stanford wins.
Other games of note: (Predictions in bold):
Iowa State at No. 9 Oklahoma, 12 p.m. ET
Oregon State at No. 10 Oregon, 3:30 p.m. ET
Texas Tech at No. 18 Baylor, 7 p.m. ET
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We can! Feel free, the chat's always open :) It's not a rule that the chats only happen during airtime, but that's when it's most likely that people will show up because we're all doing the same thing at the same time.
Guess what!
I'm going to figure out how to livestream videos! Then once I do, here's what I'm thinking:
Each Wednesday before the next episode airs, we have a chat meetup where we watch the last aired episode together while we wait for the upcoming one. Then we can hang around while we watch the new episode and chat about it!
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Feel free to stay during the premier, as well! There's a link to a good livestream in the sidebar. We can scream at each other all night.
I'm not sure — I've never figured out how pirated uploads work and I don't know anyone who's planning to upload the episode so I'm not really the best person to ask, but maybe some followers will see this post and be able to help out?
It might be that your chosen username is too long, or it could have something to do with your internet connection. Also, it's not often that this happens but sometimes the chat server will be unreachable.
It'll be a text chat room — it's embedded into a page on the blog, and there's a link in the side bar. I will, however, link to a tinychat there, as well. And I'll set up multiple embedded chat rooms, in case things get crowded in the first one.
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After reading a few of the comments here on this list there seems to exist an hostile attitude towards socialism. I'm not really familiar with the topic, coming from a capitalistic NYC and after having lived in a so-called socialist Scandinavian country, though I can see the benefits and the losses on both sides of the Atlantic. But I must add that Europeans have enjoyed hundreds years if not more of well fought for opportunities and privileges( often on the backs of the third world and are still doing so) . Thus one being education. And I am almost sure that many of the same people attacking socialism are precisely the same ones who have benefited from it. And are now willing to do away with it.
I believe that neither the socialists nor the conservatives can and will fix anything. It is you the people who are responsible for you politicians and communities. Oboma is the first intelligent politician that has come along within the last few decades. He is a positive refreshing change that this world needs. Europeans could really learn from him. Empathy and respect for others and each other. One does not have to be a socialist in order to have these qualities. Very often these right-winged groups only fuel the fires of hate and bigotry. Is that the future of Europe - or was that it's past?
Technocrat, I believe the last 8 years of the spiraling US economy (and the rest of the world that went with it) have taken place at the hands of arguably the most fundamentalist right wing Protestant government in US history.
It appears to me that Europe is continuing on a course that was set 150 years ago -- the slight shift from socialist to nationalist in the most recent beauty contests hasn't ameliorated the general progress toward totalitarianism in the name of democracy.
The 57% of the people who did not vote show the real sentiment of the people -- against the totalitarian socialists and the totalitarian nationalists.
With continued ping-ponging of power between the two sides, we should be able to make considerable progress toward totalitarian national socialism in the coming years. For those Europeans requiring a model, observe Obama's Bushian policies.
It is interesting to me how the level of faith to Christianity in a country indirectly affects its wealth. Had it not been for Americas evangelists etc. the US would perhaps not have been able to stifle off socialism and thus not able to become as rich and powerful as it became.
Poland with its strictly Catholic population today seems to have a bright future as socialists and greens have problems getting power there. This should lead to a more market oriented politic climate and make Poland rich.
Countries like France and Italy with a weaker "religious right" will probably face a much harder future as their interventionist governments lay waste to their economies.
The problem, as I see it from this side of the Atlantic, is one of legitimacy. By denying the people the right to approve or veto fundamental laws, especially the constitution [or whatever dodgy workaround was necessitated by it rejections], the governments and the system appear to be [and in American eyes really are] undemocratic and illegitimate.
In the US [note our present government, under our present constitution has been in effect for 210 years] virtually no one seriously questions the legitimacy of the state or the federal governments. This is due to the right of the people to initiate and approve laws and constitutional ammendments.
California is an admittedly awful example of how it can go wrong, but it is a legitimate manifestation of popular will and shows that we really do believe in the introduction to our Constition, "We the People of the United States of America..."
And it reads better than, "We the overpaid, faceless and indifferent to the wishes of the people bureaucrats in Brussels/Bruxelle...."
I apologize for intruding into your affairs, but you have freely offered your advice to us on occasion. No offense is intended.
I was mostly watching the French results, being an admitted francophile and knowing more of their politics than any other European nation's. I'm not surprised at PS's losses - they're a party without vision, and the spat between Aubry and Royale last year would have undermined their seriousness as an opposition party. You'd think a party that has held power just once in the history of the 5th Republic (which has largely been dominated by the UMP or its predecessors) would be more concerned about getting itself elected than dividing along internal lines.
I was pleased, however, to see the Greens get a bigger share. As Earth's ecology continues to deteriorate, it's nice to see people take notice and side with a party who considers the environment a central concern to long term human welfare. If Greens can cooperate with their Rose-tinted colleagues, perhaps they can balance the Center-Right and overpower the extremes.
Britain is probably the least racist country in Europe. What we are is full. And years of encouraging the laziness of the indigenous population by encouraging them to subsist on benefits has resulted in their anger when they see more successful hard working foreigners living in their midst. The indigens blame the foreigners, not themselves, for their own inadequacy. And this laziness has been encouraged by successive socialist governments which have doled out free money in return for, what?
Nothing, that's what. Have a baby; get as flat. Have three; get a house. Pretend to have a disability; stay at home and live off others' taxes. This is modern Britain. It suits governments to let immigrants take the blame, because this way their own responsibility in encouraging sloth is discharged to a defenceless group of scapegoats.
The BNP vote is that of inadequate Britons, encouraged by successive governments' unwillingness to deal with our impoverished educational and social structures, reacting with atavistic anger to their perceived enemies. The fact that the status quo and a sclerotic political system is the problem they cannot see.
Whilst we were doing well and living off the hog we hardly cared.
Yes; continental European xenophobia is different, and equally nasty. Banning the Koran is beyond stupid. Banning any book is against the spirit of European enlightenment, and banning the holy book of the world's second greatest religion is madness. Read the Koran: it's fantastic, and very moving.
If Europe implodes where do decent people go to, that's what I'd like to know?
It's nice to know that socialism suffered a setback in the European elections, but the results don't appear to be a fundamental rejection---certainly not if the Greens are filling in socialism's gaps. The Greens are merely another way for government bureaucrats to interfere in individual lives. Looking at the broader picture, however, maybe the essential to look at in these election results is not who won what percentages but why socialism is being rejected. Although much anti big-government is being expressed, still one cannot yet see a clear pro-business, pro-free enterprise movement taking place. But here's a thought: suppose the UK's and European's rejection of socialism prompted the present USA administration to rethink its rush into socialism. That'd be nice, too.
@ MadHatter:
"What everyone seems to forget so easily after the last 20 years of growing international trade and rising living standards (in fact they prosperity even kept ahead of the relentless growth in population – dragging millions out of poverty) is where this growth came from."
Living standards have not improved in the US. Compared with the good old days of Leave it to Beaver, house prices have not dropped, actually they've probably gone up. Medical care is not cheaper, probably more expensive now. Food price hasn't changed much. Fuel is more expensive. We are in debt up to our ears. This, despite 50 years of technological advancements that are supposed to make our lives better. But on the other hand we do now have the internet and good TV's, so I guess free market capitalists deserve credit for something, eh!!
The developing world has improved its standard of living at the expense of North America because they steal our jobs because they have less stringent environmental and social justice laws and therefore can do things for unfairly cheap. While we now have cheaper products to buy, we also have less purchasing power so we're no better off.
Furthermore, this economic growth is sustainable neither for the future or even the current ecological carrying capacity of the planet.
This election is a european election, a one-round ballot, and as such has very little significance regarding future domestic elections.In France, it has always been prone to manipulations, as the electorate are used to a second round,and don't contemplate the consequences of a whimsical vote.
Many of the posters here call Obama a Socialist. What I see as an American is a guy whose Economic team is dominated by ex-Wall Street guys. Someone who is happy to take money from me and send it straight to the crony capitalists who contributed to the economic collapse we are all now enjoying. Someone who does not hesitate to continue some of the policies of his Republican predecessor, regardless of what he promised. In a true Socialist state, we would reform campaign finance laws to make it illegal for the Lobbyists and political donors to call the shots. He will do no such thing. Money would be taken from Capital and given to the workers, not the other way around, as is now being done. No independent entrepreneurs would exist. In the current employment landscape, workers will be starting more small businesses, not fewer, as corporations offer lower wages and fewer benefits. The fraud and corruption of our Health care system would never have been allowed to reach the point where we are now doing serious damage to our economy, and Obama is not about to do away with the Insurance Cartel. So how exactly is he a Socialist ? So far is it business as usual.
bah... problems with immigration, not emigration, obviously. What was I thinking about?
There are few interesting things about these elections. Most prominent, I think, is, that it finally proved that although socialist parties are usually actively pro-European, their electorate either does not care or is actually against further integration (and it's understandable, French factory worker is scared of foreign, cheap workforce, eastern-European feels as being second class citizen, or rather does not feel as European at all). It would be really interesting to see, how the socialist parties will cope with this.
And it's the same thing with the rise of far-right. People of Europe were told, for 10 years, that problems with emigration don't exist, that they've just been made up by far-right to gain votes. However, people are starting to realize, that they've been lied to and there really is huge problem with immigration. And again who promoted the multicultural society with no preconditions? I think what people really want is not to completely stop the immigration but rather more strict approach, to sort out those who really want and can contribute to European society and to send home those who just want to benefit from welfare programs or those who refuse to accept basic principles of European society (such as gender equality, freedom of speech etc)
I think it's actually a good day for Europe, because the picture of socialist paradise where everyone lives alongside the other without any complications was torn apart early enough. If it lasted longer, I believe the consequences would be much worse. Hopefully the problems will be discussed and solutions found rather then pretending that there are none.
I wonder if Barack Obama is paying attention ... Hopefully not. The more decisive his defeat in 2012 the better aid for the leaky memories of the gelatinous American-Idol-watching middle in the US who thought that electing a socialist to the Presidency would be, well, cool. Maybe they'll think twice the next time they are presented with the chance to "change".
Many seem to have missed the point regarding the reactions towards immigration or seem to be avoiding the response from the EU vox populi. Yes this election is proof of the racist and very euro-centric responses by the population of Europe to European leaders. Some are excusing this response with the current economic crises but I must point out that in many cases these parties were popular in their respective countries to begin with. In the case of Denmark the Danish People's Party based their entire platform on hate towards Muslims, openly. And have been doing so for the last eight to ten years. It is difficult to generalize each european country, however one of the things which is common amongst these individual nations is a clear eurocentric ideology which is ethnocentric and clearly anti-muslim in many cases and xenophobic.
Yes i believe we should be worried. Again!
You've convinced me. Europe's only option that makes sense is to commit mass suicide.
I will admit I'm puzzled by Europe's fawning over Obama's election in the U.S. but yet reject for themselves the socialism he embraces.
I suppose the E.C. believes we deserve him?
So the configuration is becoming clear: the factors are right, left, and Green. As they did in the U.S. in 2006, the Left will have to learn to cooperate with others, obviously with the Green.
The hardline racist right is a disturbing surprise, but most of it is easy to understand, except the faction that want to make the Koran illegal. How would this be done: would its usage be controlled, which is hard to imagine but might be possible, or would it plainly and simply be made an illegal book? Can such a thing truly be done in a real democracy? The problem of course is that when you make something like a book illegal, your people will have trouble informing themselves about what the supposed "bad guys" are thinking. Not a good strategy, in my opinion. It is probably more practical to make the practice of the religion itself illegal, as the Austrians have done with Scientology, for example (I don't advocate this policy). And what about your scholars, and advisors? How are they to be informed about the "bad guys?" Lastly, what do you think the "bad guys" are going to do to your books in their country? I guess you don't care. But don't forget that your eventual friends in those countries will also want to know more about you. Why back their leaders into a corner? Again, that is not an idea that is well thought through. I fear we are observing a rage of ignorant minds.
Rather than make the Koran illegal, I think that certain types of publications be controlled. Any publication that advocates the overthrow of your government, might reasonably be disallowed. This could proceed from a policy of, say, disallowing authors who advocate violence, or permitting only Arabic publishers on a certain list of allowed publishers. I am speaking only to those who wish to make the Koran illegal. Most people on both the left and the right should think this effort ill-advised.
Our worst luck has been in the confrontation of our most ignorant people against their most ignorant people. The War in Iraq is a war of our (by definition ignorant) Christian fundamentalists against their (by definition ignorant) Muslim fundamentalists. We should be concerned about empowering the ignorant, which is what a book-banning policy will do. Don't forget how much their worst element loves to be made into martyrs.
The part of the rightist picture that makes the most sense is where an increase in border security seems to be called for. That is always reasonable.
The European Court of Justice is needed when British justice is in short supply....DNA profiles permanently retained by the police for innocent people....ECJ overturned that piece of British garbage.
We are becoming a police state with no human rights...42 days proposed without being charged? Now 28 days.
1984 here we come....totalitarian Big Brother Britain?
..."Not a good night for those that believe in open borders".....as with Great Britain that does not recognise the SCHENGHEN multiple visa across all European Union member states for foreign tourists.
Europe needs willing partners....Britain loaded with UKIP "representatives" is the sort of friend Europe could do without.
Why is Britain in the EU?
The elections prove one thing; most Europeans are apathetic: not racist, not xenophobic, not anything other than largely indifferent.
But the ones who voted are disappointed with the socialist status quo that has got us into an economic mess, bolstered by an open border policy that begins to frighten them.
No government should pretend that limitless immigration is appreciated by an ever more economically stressed electorate.
It looks a bit like the fourth century, but I won't go into that. What I will say is that the European electorate is angry with its corrupt and incompetent politicians. In Britain we have the very unpleasant and deeply rude Gordon Brown, who has so ruined our economy that we are back to the indebedtedness of 1918. In Italy there is the commedia del arte Berlusconi, who, to my utter incomprehension, a supposedly intelligent Italian electorate still cleaves, and in France there is the vain and inadequate dwarf, Sarkozy. Germany has a dull woman, and as for the rest, who knows, or cares. Europe is in a mess. it depends on a hostile Russia for its energy, and an ever more condescending America for its defence. And at the moment not one European of any significance has the stature to even begin to grasp the problems and deal with them.
It is this vacuum of ability that the European electorate is flailing at.
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For many Americans, March represents the beginning of spring, competitive basketball tournaments and St. Patrick's Day. Celebrating the patron saint of Ireland with the belief that everyone is Irish on March 17, St. Patrick's Day has opened the door to several festive traditions in the United States. The holiday, which is not official in the U.S., is widely celebrated with tributes to Irish culture, displays of green, feasting, parades and, most commonly, heavy drinking.
During March 2012, there were 524 alcohol-related collisions in Indiana. Of these, six resulted in fatalities. On St. Patrick's Day in 2010, 32 percent of fatalities from motor vehicle accidents were connected to drivers with a blood alcohol content of .08 or higher.
Statistics illustrate that a celebration of a patron saint has now become a symbol for partying in the United States. These trends have caught the concern and attention of law enforcement as well as responsible alcohol consumption and underage drinking prevention organizations, including Project RAD (Responsible Alcohol Distribution). To make a change, moderation and control must be highly encouraged and promoted during St. Patrick's Day events.
The Indiana Criminal Justice Institute is working with 250 state and local law enforcement agencies on a 16-day high-visibility crackdown on impaired and dangerous driving known as Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over; it began March 8. The joint forces have deployed sobriety checkpoints, saturation patrols and other enforcement tactics to detect and remove impaired drivers from the roads. The Indiana State Excise Police have initiated Intensified College Enforcement patrols around college campuses, looking for alcohol abuse and underage drinking.
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R.I.P. ... Kendrick Lamar just killed the game with a RUTHLESS verse on Big Sean's new track "Control" -- and nobody escaped his wrath ... not Drake, not A$AP Rocky, not Mac Miller, not even Lindsay Lohan.
There are no words to describe how nuclear this is. The rap game hasn't felt this kind of lyrical earthquake since ... we can't even remember ... and the Internet's on fire talking about it.
Bottom line: Kendrick's tired of the superficial BS in hip hop these days (cars, bitches, drugs) and he calls out his own friends for playing into the nonsense (Drake, A$AP, Mac, you name it).
The verse is a gold mine ... but the standout lyric is the unprovoked attack on Lindsay: "Mollies'll prolly turn these n****s to f***in' Lindsay Lohan / A bunch of rich ass white girls lookin' for parties/ Playin with Barbies, wreck the Porsche before you give 'em the car key."
Translation: the trappings of luxury (specifically drugs like Molly) are turning grown men into "a bunch of rich ass white girls" who act like children and take what they have for granted (Porsches). Kendrick's unsuspecting poster child ... Lindsay.
Now somebody please call an ambulance, or twelve. We got burn victims everywhere.
Here's the full uncensored track (WARNING: EXPLICIT LYRICS). FYI, Kendrick's verse starts at 2:58. Sorry Sean.
Ok, I just have to be real here...I consider myself to be open-minded...but I just do NOT get this crap! I see no talent in it...and it sounds like gibberish! I can sense that the people who 'sing' it have confidence in themselves...but they are not doing anything that's impressive to me. I just don't get it, sorry.
Slow news day.
Kendrick is one bad mutha fucccccka! LOVES HIM!
call me a sell out, but I like Drake's rapping skills. I like Kendrick's mainstream rapping skills, as well. J. Cole, Chris Brown, 2-Chainz - top down.
"... the standout lyric is unprovoked attack on Lindsay ..." What about BLOHAN's unprovoked vehicular attack on the entire state of California?
Anyone using a plural form of Molly should just stick to schwag filled blunts. These rappers wouldn't know real mawls and these fools are just popularizing it and the dealers are selling crap to any idiot who will buy it.
Don't hip hop our scene, man.
Awww poor Aubrey Graham <--- that's how I will always refer to Drake. Rapper? puh-leez he's a lame Degrassi kid. Yeah, I bet growing up with affluent parents in Canada was though, rme.
Good. Drake should be knocked off his pedestal. His whiny, nasal sounding voice is so annoying. He has no "skills" sorry. He didn't "start from the bottom". The fact that a Degrasse star can make it as a "respected" rapper is embarrassing to the art. His wholw crew is an embarrassment. The lindsay part is well.. true. Lmfao.
tmz like most of hip hop, seems to be easily impressed.
I haven't heard somebody call out the brainlessness of hip-hop since Common back in the 90s. It's about time somebody told it like it is. I agree he's gotta lose the N word though if he wants his message to reverberate.
I put this up as a comment for the cnn story, Judge rules NYC's stop-and-frisk policy unconstitutional
Well, you just know Lohan is gonna sue
Holy crap Batman! Kendrick is finally getting some attention from mainstream media. This man put out the best CD of 2012 and didn't even get a Grammy nomination. Thank goodness he still went platinum without everyone knowing who he was. But now they know.
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Hi everybody,
as you can probably see, we aren't adding much new models lately
and since I don't really plan on making new ones any time soon
and since Barbarian is also busy, I'm offering the job to someone.
So if you have created WoW models that you would like to post here
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- Lina Kim ♥ said...
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- August 17, 2011 at 2:39 AM
- Barbarian said...
Coincidently I'm posting this new stuff in the same day that the recruit post is up, hahaha didn't lose my job for a fraction of seconds XD XD
There are some things here to post, maybe in a week or two I can finish them all (my job and Ol' Uncle Rag are taking all my time)
And welcome to our new posters, it will be great to have a bigger team!
- August 17, 2011 at 4:13 PM
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Alan W. Pollack, our go-to guy for Beatles music analysis, has a lot to say about the song's melodic texture. "The music is certainly as mercurial and elusive as the imagery of the words, especially in terms of the constantly shifting key structure and the rhythmic alternation of 3/4 and 4/4 meters." The rest of his thoughts, alas, are too full of music theory jargon to bring in here (if, however, you're well-versed in music theory, click through and read on.)
The basic case-in-point is that the song jogs around between three different distantly related keys yet manages to maintain a coherent sound without jarring our ears. It starts out in A Major in the verses, merges into B-flat Major in the bridge, and rounds out in G Major in the chorus. Usually a song stays within one key, possibly two to provide a dramatic shift towards the end, but three is unusual. Not to mention the fact that a symphony of instruments do their part to back up the basic bass, guitar, and drums played by John, Paul, George, and Ringo. According to thebeatlesonline.com:
"The Beatles used several effects in the recording studio to create the dream-like, surrealistic atmosphere that surrounds Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds. First, Lennon's child-like, high-pitched voice was created by recording him at slow speed before playing the track back at normal speed... In addition, his microphone was put through a Leslie amplifier inside a Hammond organ (Beatles had used the same technique on Tomorrow Never Knows from 1966's Revolver). George Harrison played the Indian tambura on the song, an Indian, guitar-like instrument which makes a drone sound. Together with McCartney's delightful bass line and Ringo's timely use of cymbals it all sounded weird and wonderful at the same time. It was McCartney who played the song's distinctive opening passage on a Hammond organ (other sources claim it was a Lowry organ, but the two are very similar). The organ was taped with a special organ stop to create the celeste-like sound."
The whole song is musically designed to sound dreamlike and psychedelic. While we are totally used to this kind of vocal distortion today – just listen to the synthesized voices of Kanye West or Britney Spears if you want to know what we're talking about – in 1967 this technique was brand new. Back in the day, they made Lennon's voice high-pitched and childlike by using the exact same technique they used on Alvin & the Chipmunks, recording it slow then playing it back fast. This is totally appropriate for "Lucy," since both an acid trip and Lewis Carroll are capable of invoking surreal fantasies of childhood and worlds that only exist in our imaginations. Lennon's biography says, "Filtered through yet another of George Martin's electronic strainers, John's voice took on an almost childlike quality, as if the seven-year-old who had first followed Alice into the White Rabbit's burrow were speaking through him."


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Cirque du Soleil: TOTEM
Thursday May 2, 2013 / 2:00pmCirque du Soleil: TOTEM
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126-01 Roosevelt Ave
Flushing, NY 11368
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