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I've got a batch machines to update this week, but I'm not quite confident with our established procedure. It basically runs like so for each machine:
- Mount a shared directory particular to the OS version/bitness, ie:
mount -t cifs //server/share/rhel5.3-64/ /mnt/updates/
yum update --downloadonly --downloaddir=/mnt/updates/
yum update /mnt/updates/*.rpm
We use the mount to reduce the amount of network bandwidth we use up, but since each machine might have wildly different package sets installed there will be packages included in the 'update' command that are not even present on the system, as well as there being multiple older versions of certain packages.
Is this a problem? Will yum skip/remove any unnecessary/obsolete packages before applying the changes?
After reading @aaron-copley's response I decided to do a bit of testing. I logged onto the server, mounted the share, ran
yum update --downloadonly --downloaddir=/mnt/updates/, unmounted the share, did a
yum clean all, remounted, and re-ran the command. Nothing downloaded. [yay]
I deleted an rpm, ran the command again, and only that one package downloaded. [also yay]
I mounted the share on another box running the same RHEL version, ran
yum update --downloadonly --downloaddir=/mnt/updates/, and even though it's marked 221 packages for download, it's only downloading the 30 that were not already in the share. [super yay]
As a bonus, yum also lists the packages that are already downloaded in bold.

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The Hawaii Exemption, as it's commonly known, is a rule enacted by the NCAA that allows Division I football teams that play at Hawaii to schedule a 13th regular-season game. The rule also allows the Rainbow Warriors to play an extra game each season.
The addition of the 13th game, usually a home game, means extra revenue for those teams which is used to offset travel costs. But he teams involved are not obligated to schedule the extra game.
For the second year in a row, Hawaii has opted to only play 12 games. The last time Hawaii went two consecutive seasons without playing a 13th regular-season game was 2004 and 2005.
Of Hawaii's 12 games scheduled in 2013, six are at home. Listed below are each of their home opponents and their own "Hawaii Exemption" status:
The NCAA Bylaws that govern the "Hawaii Exemption" are listed below (NCAA Division I Manual):
17.27.2 Alaska/Hawaii, Additional Football Contest
Member institutions located in Alaska and Hawaii shall be permitted to exceed, by one, the maximum number of football contests permitted under Bylaw 184.108.40.206 but otherwise shall conform to the same maximum number of contests and dates of competition permitted other members of the Association.
126.96.36.199 Annual Exemptions. [FBS/FCS]
The maximum number of football contests shall exclude the following:
(j) Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico. [FBS/FCS]
Any football games played in Hawaii, Alaska or Puerto Rico, respectively, either against or under the sponsorship of an active member institution located in Hawaii, Alaska or Puerto Rico, by a Division I member institution located outside the area in question.
Football Schedules
Colorado State are the Rams.
LSU needs to use that rule and play Hawaii
What would LSU gain from it … other than another easy win? ….
True dat!
The Colorado State Rams are playing the Colorado Buffalos in their non conference schedule.
I'm confused; is Colorado State using the exception or not?
8 conference games + 4 non-conference games = 12 games
Interesting article in the Honolulu paper about USC telling UH they will no longer be scheduling games in Hawaii. Seems to do so in a conference with a CCG means in a normal 14 week season you burn the only bye week playing a 13th game. http://www.staradvertiser.com/s?action=login&f=y&id=211942411
I just want to know: Have any FCS teams ever played 13 regular-season games?
(Lamar used the exemption in 2012, but for a 12th game rather than a 13th because the FCS plays 11 games in 14-week seasons and 12 games in 15-week seasons.)
If it's happened, it was most likely an HBCU, since many of them forego postseason play for traditional end-of-season games or, in the case of the SWAC, the SWAC Championship Game. Usually most FCS teams don't plaly more than 11 games because, should they qualify for the playoffs, their slate could potentially swell to 15 games or so. So, if you add Hawaii, an extra game due to Hawaii, and an "end-of-season rivalry", or a conference championship game, that equals 13. I'm sure it has happened before, but I would think confirmation of that would be anything but straightforward.
I have always assumed this was part of why BYU cancelled the BYU-Hawaii series as well. Once Hawaii was no longer available to play the first week of December, and with BYU having trouble scheduling the last week of November, there is no need to have 13 games to fit into 12 weeks. Better to scrap the weak opponent.
BYU did not cancel the series Hawaii did. Coach Chow did not wish to play BYU.
The Hawaii exemption worked better when Hawaii was in a conference without a championship game. Now that the MWC has a championship game Hawaii does not have the first weekend in December to play the extra game.
The exemption could be relevant again however if the NCAA would allow an extra game to be scheduled in Hawaii as the kickoff game on the weekend before Labor Day. Since championship week is unavailable there needs to be an extra week for this to make sense.
I meant the weekend before College Football traditionally starts. Playing 13 games in 15 weeks makes more sense than playing 13 games in 14 weeks.
The other idea would be to push the Conf Championship games a week back a week to the 2nd weekend in December.
The NCAA has already shot down the idea of adding an extra week to the schedule. Both the SEC and Big12 asked after the NCAA went to a 12 game schedule.
So, would playing a 13 game schedule increase your chances of playing in a BCS Bowl and possibly having a one step up over everybody in the rankings?
I think Hawaii should seriously consider going Independent. They would not have to split the revenue from bowl games as they do now as a member of the Mountain West Conference. The travel costs are extensive for them even to travel to Southern California. They could schedule all their games on their own and probably beef up their schedule, maybe getting more national tv coverage if they schedule bigger games as an independent. If NMSU and Idaho can go independent, Hawaii can certainly make a persuasive case, from a geographic standpoint, why the NCAA should allow them to do so.
I actually agree with this. Now that they are in the MWC they are bound by the potential MWC Championship Game and can't leave the December slot open for a 13th game. They could really try to go after some big-name teams and most likely wouldn't have a problem getting them to come to Hawaii. The flip side of that is they could schedule 6 lower-tier or mid-major teams to try to assure themselves of bowl eligibility, also.


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I've been using Yoast's Google Analytics for WordPress plugin for a couple of years.
I use its feature to measure outbounds as Events. It's useful. My sites have many thousands of outbounds each month.
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The promise is the same for every last place team in the modern history of the NHL: sure, they may stink now, but stick with them and those top draft picks will eventually turn the team into a contender. This is the current plan in Edmonton, after Steve Tambellini's previous plan (Quinn + Khabibulin = competitive team) fell through.
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- Release Date: Aug 8, 2014
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[A] basically brainless but intermittently adrenalizing, mostly-just-for-kids reboot.
What the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles lacks is not fidelity, but a spirit of genuine boyish fun.
A consistently workmanlike helmer, Liebesman (Wrath of the Titans, Battle: Los Angeles) keeps the pace brisk and the overall tone closer to that of the recent G.I. Joe vehicles, infusing this glorified toy commercial with an almost aggressively knowing sense of humor and exactly one fun action sequence on New York's most conveniently located mountaintop.
The action beats are bigger and better than they've ever been in a Ninja Turtle film — brawls, shootouts, a snowy car-and-truck chase with big explosions and what not. But in between those scenes is an awful lot of chatter and exposition. For a film that aims younger (save for the die-hards who grew up with this franchise), that's deadly dull.
The castmembers portraying Splinter and the turtles achieve a persuasive level of realism that was never possible with the elaborate puppetry required for the original film series and adequately fulfill expectations for their characters.
It can't be overstated what kind of a marvel these Turtles are onscreen, however. As crude and unpleasant their design might be, they feel like living, breathing things, not special effects.
This extremely stupid movie, with its recycled Batman/Spider-Man-style plot involving a dead father, an evil scientist-tycoon (played by the reliably terrific William Fichtner) and a massive criminal underworld of masked thugs, also features the best action sequence of the summer, bar none. I'm not kidding!
Largely indistinguishable from any number of bloated superhero spectacles that have already graced our screens. Your kids may not mind it, but it's more insistent than it is fun.
A certain kind of discipline and experience is at work here: It's no accident that the action and dialogue seem blandly cartoonish, as if the moviemakers wanted to keep everything easy for all ages to follow.
Not out-and-out terrible enough to be completely dismissed, while also not particularly memorable either, perhaps the truest summation of the film is to say simply that the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is a movie that exists.
It's just kind of a mess, as unfocused and immature as the four mutant turtles at its core. Stuff happens, stuff blows up and this is probably a good time to mention that Michael Bay produced the film.
Utterly inessential, this slightly cheap-looking reboot of the Turtles franchise is froth too — it might even be too tame for the kids who make up the target audience.
Neither a particularly good movie nor the pop-cultural travesty that some were dreading.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles doesn't so much provide brainless enjoyment as it pummels the viewer into submission. "Shell-shocked" is a reasonable description of the experience.
If TMNT the franchise is going to reach the same lofty heights of blockbuster-dom, it still needs to find its own inner hero.
If nothing else, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reminds us that nostalgia is often used as a mandate for spectacularly lazy filmmaking.
The repartee, as ever, is weak. Even with all the extra layers of digital detail, it's still tough to keep these four straight. And the CG characters' slimy rendering and motion-capture expressiveness could go down with "The Polar Express" as a study in inadvertent, technologically misguided screen creepiness. Wackier would have been OK, guys — it's the Ninja Turtles.
Is there a word that means the opposite of Cowabunga? If so, that's the word for the charmless, dull and derivative new take on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles isn't a movie; it's a brand re-launch that's going to satisfy stockholders far more than it's going to entertain the people who paid to watch it.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is a movie that takes its characters and its premise seriously, until it doesn't, and that operates at two speeds: tortoise (ponderous) and hare (head-spinning).
They've been around so long that they're now the Middle-Aged Mutant Ninja Turtles, and their '80s vibe — cowabunga, dude! — is so strong that I kept expecting a cameo by Huey Lewis or Max Headroom.
The narrative is a mess, and the overly long action sequences are easily forgotten.
A film so overworked to ensure mass-market appeal that it loses the charming oddness and loose goofiness that has allowed these characters to endure.
Young kids will find the second, more action-heavy half of the film entertaining, but everyone else will want to crawl into their shell.
TMNT confuses "dimly lit" for "gritty" and humorless for substantive. It's afraid of being too fun or too light, and doesn't seem to know whether it wants to be a Nolan film or a 21 Jump Street-style spoof.
Teenagers, even non-ninjas and non-turtles, have been eating up this cinematic waste product for weeks now. In one way, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is a triumph for producer Michael Bay in that it is equally as godawful as his "Transformers: Age of Extinction" and a hit nonetheless.
The cloddish, confusing action scenes make no sense. Young viewers' eyes will glaze from the first-person video-game style. Nonaction scenes feature people sniping at each other, or, in Arnett's case, croaking out the script's half-assed witticisms, until the Turtles show up.
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Aug 8, 2014This review contains spoilers, click full review link to view. Ultimately it's just kind of… there. It's bland. Most of the things that make the TMNT franchise feel special have been sanded off to make a very generic modern superhero movie, but one that does almost everything worse than the rest do. There's a brief action scene that's sort of like a key early sequence in Batman Begins, just… worse. The origin backstory for the Turtles and Splinter and the entire climax scene are photocopies of The Amazing Spider-Man, just… worse. They add nothing to what came before. None of it's memorable. It's just there.
If I can give some praise, I'll give it to Noel Fisher. He's a good Michelangelo. The few times I found myself smiling, it was because of his performance. Easily the high point.
The script is awful. Nothing makes a bit of sense. Eric Sacks' evil master plan is to pump the city full of deadly gas and use the curative properties of the mutagen (a shoehorned-in aspect of the IDW comic series that's just kinda… there, overcomplicating things for no specific reason) to play the "saviour" and cure everyone, and also receive a big government payday. He's doing it to get rich, even though he's clearly already crazy rich, with a palatial mountain estate and his own corporate tower in Manhattan. He has no additional motivation. And his actual plan is laughably stupid - he has the Shredder pump the bright red poison gas out from the top of his tower in the city… which would be immediately noticed by absolutely everyone and reveal that he was behind it all along. How does this plan end with anything but him in a prison cell?
The Shredder himself? He doesn't need to be in this movie. He serves no purpose. He's just there to fight Splinter and the Turtles, nothing more. He has no motivation and no character. And even then, he's almost comically bad at being the big bad villain - he just leaves characters "for dead" twice, who of course turn out to be alive, for no good reason at all. Just, welp, I'm leaving now because whatever. Just to give the movie some cheap drama.
This movie doesn't really have much of a plot to speak of. I think it might have more plot holes than actual plot. Plot holes you could drive a Turtle Van through. (Hey, how's that for a DVD pull quote?)
It also doesn't have any real characters; they're all pretty broad, basic archetypes at best. There's no real character development or "arc" for anyone. They try to shoehorn one in for Raphael at the end, but the only setup is a very brief scene early on where he threatens to abandon his family. Not much more comes of it, and his big "emotional breakthrough" falls totally flat. They're trying to have a big character moment without doing the work to set it up.
In fact, there are a number of attempts at "serious"/emotional scenes that were completely laughable. There was nothing to sell them. They weren't earned and fell flat. The movie does almost nothing to make you care about these characters - it's assuming you already do, and that makes it fail on the most basic story level.
The mo-cap technology used is impressive on a technical level, but the directing make it impossible to believe they're "real". Part of that is because all of the shots with no humans in them (and there are a bunch) are in full CGI, and there's no "real camera" to speak of. The way the digital camera zooms in and flies around looks incredibly fake and downright physically impossible, which makes all of those scenes feel like a cartoon or a video game. It doesn't match up with the "real" footage at all, so it's a really jarring, distracting fit that highlights how unreal the Turtles are. In a movie like this, it was the worst possible choice they could have made.
The action sequences are obnoxious. In fact, the entire movie seems to be directed by a 12-year-old with ADHD. The camera is constantly swooping in and out and tilting into dutch angles and spinning around and shaking with no rhyme or reason. There's a scene where some random schlub answering a phone gets a dramatic camera swoop. It's insane. There are no real storytelling skills on display here; it's just trying to be as busy as possible so you won't notice. At times it's downright incomprehensible.
There's really not that much more to say about it. It's a bad movie. It's pretty forgettable. You can barely even call it a movie, or a story, at all. It's a bunch of mediocre video-game cut scenes sloppily cut together as a movie. But worst of all, it doesn't do anything to stand out from the most generic superhero-style action movies out there. And for a TMNT movie, that's probably the worst thing that can be said about it.
And that's the thing… none of my main criticisms have anything to do with the changes to the Turtles' designs, or the changes to the backstory, or Megan Fox, or any of the other reasons that have set the fanbase on edge. It's all to do with this being a poorly-written, poorly-made movie on its own merits. There's nothing worthwhile about it.… Full Review »
Aug 8, 2014This movie completely satisfied me and set itself up for a great sequel. It had great CGI and facial animation which made the turtles seemThis movie completely satisfied me and set itself up for a great sequel. It had great CGI and facial animation which made the turtles seem like actual characters. It had amazing fight scenes and actually made me say, DAMN! great new story and it made me laugh out loud several times. I can't wait for the second.… Full Review »
Aug 8, 2014This is a complete bastardization of a beloved childhood franchise, in fact it's Transformers 5, but instead of robots you have turtles. IfThis is a complete bastardization of a beloved childhood franchise, in fact it's Transformers 5, but instead of robots you have turtles. If you must go to a movie, see Guardians of the Galaxy instead.
If you want to see new TMNT, tune into Nickelodeon for the new cartoon. Where this movie is bland and an obvious cash grab, the new cartoon is charming with awesome nods to the series from the 80's and 90's. The only way we can stop the destruction of the things we loved from childhood is to stop funneling money into projects like this by seeing them.… Full Review »


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so if you like AT&T for its dividend, then check out six flags who's dividend is almost the same. EX-Dividend is May 28th. Tiker is SIX
Dividend stability and track record are the key words.
Thanks for the tip. The stock price is about twice as much and the dividend is twice as much. Like T it is moving up well above the 200 DMA. Unlike T it is trading well above the 50 DMA. We are sweating it out here.
well on june 12th the stock will split. Its also one of jim cramers favorites so you won't hear him bashing it in the near future


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LAS VEGAS -- Don't call Jimmie Johnson lucky this time. Luck had nothing to do with winning Sunday.
"No luck involved in that one, my friend," Chad Knaus told Johnson on the radio.
True, unless you consider Johnson lucky to have Knaus as his crew chief.
Hendrick Motorsports teammate Jeff Gordon had the best car. Johnson had the best man on the pit box.
Gordon should have won the Shelby American. The No. 24 Chevy had the field covered.
He looked like the Gordon of a decade ago, lapping cars as if they were standing still. He led all but 48 of 267 laps, the most laps ever led in this event.
But on the money stop, the money team made the right call. The 24 team didn't.
Gordon came into the pits first, and Johnson was second. Steve Letarte, Gordon's crew chief, elected to take only right-side tires. Knaus called for four tires.
Gordon restarted second with 34 laps to go. (Clint Bowyer was first because he didn't pit.) Johnson restarted fourth.
"You're the first one on four tires, brother," Knaus told Johnson before the restart. "This thing has Jimmie Johnson written all over it."
How right he was. It took a while, but Johnson's fresher tires enabled him to pass Gordon down low with 17 laps to go.
"That was one heck of a race," said Johnson, who has four victories at Las Vegas. "All afternoon long, Jeff and I were racing each other hard. It really came down to those four tires. I wasn't sure I could get by him but was able to get around him in the end."
See ya. Johnson went to the front, and the race was over. Gordon didn't even finish second. Kevin Harvick, the points leader after three races, passed him for the runner-up spot.
"It's very disappointing, to get beat by two [tires] versus a four [tire] stop," Gordon said. "Steve and I talked all week long about coming today to win, and we knew we had to take chances and risks to do it. It just didn't work out."
But why take such a surprising risk at that moment when it was clear you had the car to beat? This won't help quell the Gordon fans who have wanted to see a crew chief change for a couple of years.
Knaus came to Letarte's defense about what happened Sunday.
"I didn't outsmart him," Knaus said. "He didn't make the wrong call. They wanted to maintain track position. The only way for us to beat them was to do something different.
"Steve is a fantastic crew chief. He did what he thought was the right thing to win the race."
We haven't dominated a race like this in a very long time. I feel we've stepped up a notch. We showed today we can beat [Johnson], and that's what I'm more excited about than anything else.
"-- Jeff Gordon
But the fact remains that Knaus' call won the race and Letarte's call lost it.
"I talked to Steve afterward, and he's pretty upset," Gordon said. "But I felt like two tires was the right call, too."
It wasn't, and it wasn't long into the run when Gordon realized it.
"I knew we were a sitting duck," Gordon said. "It was just a matter of time. I was so tight. I blocked [Johnson] and did everything I could."
Everyone said Johnson was lucky last week when he got off pit road under caution a split second before going a lap down.
And some might say Knaus made the lucky call Sunday at the end. Hogwash.
Johnson and the 48 team win because they consistently make the right decision at the key moments of a race.
Johnson also made history Sunday, becoming the first man to win 15 times on 1.5-mile ovals. Dale Earnhardt and Richard Petty had 14 wins on these tracks.
And guess who would have been the leader on 1.5-mile tracks had he won? Gordon, of course.
For Gordon, this loss was painful and profitable at the same time.
"We haven't dominated a race like this in a very long time," Gordon said. "I feel we've stepped up a notch. We showed today we can beat [Johnson], and that's what I'm more excited about than anything else."
Harvick, who also was the runner-up to Johnson last week at Fontana, feels the same way.
"We can run with them, and they know it," Harvick said Sunday.
Run with them? Yes. Beat them? We'll see.
But lucky? Not this time.
"It's not luck to do everything right as a team," Gordon said. "That's you creating things to go in the right direction. That's just being a well-prepared team that executes. And today it all came down to one decision."
The right one for Johnson and the 48 team. But that's nothing new.
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What's remarkable in this image that ornaments a very pro Knox story in the Seattle Times?
The T-shirt worn by Amanda's sister, Deanne Knox, says: "Free Amanda and Raffaefle." What's remarkable is not the absence of Rudy, but the very presence of Raffaele's name on the shirt. (Raffaele Sollecito is Amanda's ex.) Why is it there? While in Italy, I heard with my own living ears Raffaele's father dismiss Amanda. He wanted to separate his son from her ("a strange woman"). Why all of sudden this show solidarity? Pure PR. It's not for us to see this T-shirt; it's for the Italians. The Knox family wants the Italians to link Amanda's fate with one of their own.
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The Southern Christian Leadership Conference held a planning meeting Saturday in Covington to discuss SCLC's Take Five Initiative that addresses voter registration, education and mobilization, the current T-SPLOST referendum and also seeks to re-ignite chapters across Georgia and the Southeast.
Thirty-three bags of dry dog food and three bags of cedar chips were allegedly stolen from the Newton County Animal Control, according to employee Terry Keyhooson.
As Diahann Thames got ready to leave her Covington home during Saturday morning's storm, she heard a loud "thump" which turned out to a tree crashing down on her driveway and narrowly missing her parked car. She was relieved she had already gotten into the car, but found her and her family blocked in.
Susie Loy (Jeffries) Gunn, 92, of Mansfield, passed away July 18. She loved gardening, traveling and spending time with her family. She was preceded in death by her husband Grady Gunn and parents Robert Lee and Lenora (Digby) Jeffries.
In some ways, you could say it's taken Rockdale's new superintendent Richard Autry more than four decades to travel 10 miles in from where he grew up.
Rodney Eric Agan, 49, 4298 Carroll St., Covington, July 1. Giving false name or address to law enforcement officer, public drunkenness, failure to appear.
A missing Covington man's vehicle was found engulfed in flames with a dead man's body in the trunk, according to Atlanta police officials.
Officers were dispatched to an OB/GYN doctor's office on Tuesday after a man bit his ex-girlfriend's cheek.
Drivers are going to have a few roadblocks on their way to Newton Medical Center due to construction on two roads during the next several weeks.
A teenage girl who claimed to be the victim of a rape is now being charged with making the whole thing up.
Several schools will see technology updates soon after the Newton County Board of Education approved the updates - most of which will be paid for out of E-rate funding.
Director of Technology and Media Services Dr. Gary Shattuck presented a proposal to the Newton County Board of Education in their June meeting, outlining the schools that are eligible for reimbursement, as well as first and second priority schools that have not had technology updates for many years.
Seven Georgia Piedmont Technical College students spent last week in Kansas City, Mo., at the National Leadership and Skills Conference. Jayson Holland competed in the Motorcycle Service Technology category, accompanied by academic adviser Mike Sachs. Jacquelyn Williams, Precious Bright and Cotina Howard competed in Tech Prep Showcase-Business, Management and Technology, accompanied by their adviser Chrisine Hardin Hamilton. This group won the gold medal in their category over competitors from Manatee Technical Institute in Bradenton, Fla., and Rolla Technical Institute in Rolla, Mo. Humberto Fragoso, Rodney Williams and Shana Baker won gold in the Tech Prep Showcase - Industrial and Engineering Technology ...
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The Bolide. The Plume. The Birkin--object of lust in Sex in the City. Celebrating the must-have accessory for the fashion conscious woman, Handbags is an obsessive, irresistible visual extravaganza, featuring over 900 full-color photographs of the most luxurious, witty, covetable, talismanic examples of the bagmaker's art and history.
The iconic Hermés Kelly bag, made from first stitch to last by a single craftsperson. Judith Leiber's whimsical minaudiFres, Moschino's smiley-face bag, Elsa Schiaparelli's surrealist "bird cage," and the ne plus ultra of fashionable purses--the Chanel bag, reinvented for a new generation by Karl Lagerfeld. There are novelty bags, evening bags, sculptural bags, and class acts. Practical leather pochettes to carry a life, and elegant little reticules for nothing more than a credit card and a lipstick. Profiles of famous bagmakers: Jamin Puech, Kate Spade, Carlos Falchi, and the poet of utility, Bonnie Cashin, with her visionary "Cashin Carry" bags for Coach. Plus the anonymous Florentine artisans whose specialist leather workshops sprouted up in the 14th century.
A labor of love written by Anna Johnson, author of Three Black Skirts, Handbags features over 900 bags from collections, museums, and designers around the world, most of them photographed in seductive full-color exclusively for the book. The perfectly matched complement to Shoes, Handbags is about fashion, about desire, about secrecy, craftsmanship, art, and imagination as well as about the changing roles of women--everything that's packed into every important bag. Includes timelines, fascinating captions, and the "It" bags--anyone for a Fendi baguette?
This neat little book provides a history of handbags with a picture on each page. The author explores modern fashion trends as well as some of the eccentricities of style that have manifested themselves in some very strange handbags as well as some very beautiful ones.
Genre: Antiques + Collectibles, Art, Art
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- Release Date: October 21, 2002
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Extremely comfortable. First time I used them I walked from Angel City Brewery in DTLA to the Grand Central Market and back. I absolutely love the shoe. I am usually and 8.5 but I tried on the white and black ones at the store and the 8 fit way better. Ordered the black ones online since they didn't have them in the store. I chose the black ones with the purple/pink ombre at the bottom and they are so dope. Highly recommend these shoes and for the price it is not bad! ... read more
What attracted me to the sneakers at first were the laces which makes them look sleeker and it doesn't draw attention away from the shoe. Bought these for work and I must say they're pretty comfy for walking long periods of time. They are sock like so I don't know if socks are meant to be worn with them but when I did my feet were slightly hot but not super uncomfortable. I've gotten many compliments on this shoe and the laces in a particular. I would say to size up half a size because while they are meant to feel like a sock they should still fit like a sneaker meaning having a little tiny bit of wiggle room ... read more
The back of these shoes is way too high, it caused a blister on my heel within the first 10 minutes of a run. I had to take them off to get back home. Other than the back of the shoe being designed horribly, they fit like a glove. Although they did hurt my arch after running as well. Not impressed. ... read more
I want to love them, they are the comfiest, but they squeak soooo much it's ridiculous! I work at a hospital and everywhere I go it sounds like I have water in my shoes. For $180 a pair they should not squeak like that. Also when training indoors the insole slips within the shoe. So disappointed. ... read more
I love Edge Lux...I have flat feet (no arches) and they fit perfectly. I am on my feet at work all day and at the end of the day, my feet are not painful like they used to be. I have already purchased two pairs and will be ordering more. ... read more
These shoes ran stiff and the edge of the front inside rubbed on my pinky toe so much that they were very painful to run in. I thought I would like this more structured shoe than the ultra boost. But I prefer the ultra boost and will return these to get another pair of ultra boost. ... read more
These metal toe Superstars are of great quality. I've yet to wear them but have tried them on. They fit just like original superstars except with a little less bend on the toe area. If you find them in your size buy them. I sure am glad that I did. ... read more
I really love the shoes but the size is little big on me. I followed what was reviewed to go down half size to the usual size I buy shoes online but still big. So I returned but I still reorder with half size lower than the last one. Too bad coz I got it the day before my birthday. But looking forward for the next attempt, hopefully this time it will work out fine. ... read more
I bought see shoes at footlocker and the sizing was a lot later than I thought. I looked Arby's reviews about adidas superstars and all of them said they had to size down. Before, I was thinking of ordering them online and I inintially selected a 7 because I'm usually a 7.5. However, I read all the reviews and some said they were still too big so I wanted to be safe so I just went out and looked at other stores. Finally, I found it and when I asked for the 7 it was huge. I'm usually a 7.5 but I had to go down about two sizes so I had to get a 5.5. Besides that though they're comfortable and the width is perfect. ... read more
I bought the black ones and they are so comfortable and fit perfectly. These are definitely true to size, I am a size 8 and ordered these in 8 and fit great, unlike the original superstars which are half a size too big. All in all, I definitely recommend these shoes! ... read more
Is too tick and big it looks too big for my body. I'm a size 5 / 5.5 women but they look like size 7 I guess make them look according to the body size. But I do like them a lot unfortunately I already returned it... :/ ... read more
I received these Edge Luxe Shoes in the Adidas Avenue A subscription box with a few other items. I loved them immediately but put them on for a few hours and they were a bit tight around the base of my foot. I don't usually need a wide but maybe with this pair I do. So, not a big deal but I went to put them on again and realized that rubber on the tip of the shoe is peeling back. Again, I wore these for just a few hours at my desk job and they are falling apart? Not happy with the selection of this box. Especially since the FitU watch isn't accurate in step counting and I've reached out to support several times and received no instructions that have worked or made the tracker work properly. It's been calibrated, I did a hard factory reset and yet I still gain 1000 or more steps while sitting in my car in a two hour commute everyday. I really love Adidas but I am so disappointed with these last few items. ... read more
I ordered these shoes for my mom. She was very excited to get these trendy fashion sneakers for the gym. We had to send them back twice because of the quality. The first pair had one shoe with a rounded tip and the other with a pointed tip. The second pair had a tear/snag on the cloth atop the toe area. Also, BOTH pairs had visible glue around both shoes. it looked very sloppy and cheap. It was unfortunate that the quality was supbar because they were extremely comfortable and the stylish. We are still big Adidas fans and hope they step up the quality control during production/packaging/shipping. ... read more
I have big feet so ordering shoes online can be risky. I am usually asize11/11.5 and I ordered a size 11. These fit perfectly and flatter my feet! My job requires me to walk about 5-7 miles a day and these shoes have passed the test! Cute & comfortable! ... read more
I have had my ultra boosts for about a month now while running 12-25 miles a day as well as wearing them casually. They have shown no wear and tear and feel as comfortable as the first day I got them. These are such nice shoes and have made me not want to leave adidas for my future shoe purchases. ... read more
I brought these for my daughter i received them yesterday she love's them. The only thing is I brought white but is more beige so if you'll looking for a all white sneakers don't get these...other then that a great sneakers...ENJOY!!! ... read more
The back of the shoes is too high for me. It caused blisters on both achilles after 10 min of running outside. I had to fold them over to get back home. I had them altered and the back cut and lowered and now they fit perfectly. This is my first Adidas pair, I owe 5 other running shoes , different brand that never caused any issues, even brand new. ... read more
It's not as much the problem I had with the shoe itself but the coloring just looks better online. Also the laces seemed to be a slightly lighter shade than the rest of the shoe. It would have been nice in suede but rubber did not do this shoe any good ... read more
i love these shoes so much! I've wanted them for quite a while and finally got them. I do recommend getting half a size smaller because I'm usually an 8.5 and an 8 fit perfectly. They're comfortable and go with every outfit lol ... read more
So I'm not sure why mine appear to be uncomfortable. Love these shoes in appearance, and when I tried them on they felt great. The more I wore them though,my arches became incredibly sore. And although the fit in length, my foot slides out the back a little bit when I'm walking. Maybe I grabbed the wrong size? In general a wonderful shoe, but they just don't seem to work for me. :( ... read more
Just got these in the mail today. I was so excited until I opened the package. Even though I am a size 5.5, I ordered size 4 (size 5 US Womens equivalent according to the Adidas sizing menu and because other reviews say they run large). I opened the box and could tell that they were way too big. The size 4 is more like a 6 or a 6.5 womens equivalent. I tried them on desparately hoping they really would fit but they are just ridiculously big. The sizing is way off. Men's sizes should be calculated two sizes down for women. I am so upset I can't wear these and I have to return them! Very disappointed. ... read more
I loveeeeee these shoes. I bought one pair and slowly started loving them more. After that, I bought two more pair in different colors. They're so comfy and versatile. You can wear them w an athletic outfit or a cute outfit. I would definitely recommend these shoes to anyone thinking about it! ... read more
I love these shoes so much already and I've only had them on for like 10 minutes lol. Very comfy. Very cute. Very worth the price. I took advice of the many before me and sized down a whole size, usually a 9 but got an 8. They fit great with a little wiggle room still. ... read more
I'm new at running and tried several brands of running shoes. They all made my shins hurts after a run. But with Adidas bounce, my shins does not hurt so I was able to run longer distance and at a faster pace. I'm going to buy an exact second pair as a spare. Love love love it!! ... read more
Let me first off say due to the level of design, comfort, and style of these shoes I've bought every available color. Also I've bought a pair for my girlfriend too. I would recommend these shoes to any person looking for a stylish yet still comfortable pair of shoes. Style : The raised texture on the sides of these shoes add depth, thus diminishing any awkward lines that are present if sports shoes. The color selection and availability allow me to have a pair on no matter the attire. The other day I had a business meeting I wore a button up sport coat and dress slacks but with the core black shoes, and it looked great. Easy to where with almost anything. Like today I'll be running the Solar/Gold with black joggers for a relaxed downtown day. Comfort : The bounce series had the perfect mix of cushion and support. What I mean by this is there's some rigidity to the sole while still remaining a soft feel. This paired with the upper made of a breathable but not to "meshy" material combine for a breathable shoe, without hard pinch points. Durability : I am a person who's not afraid to put on my shoes and put some miles on them. For instance the Aramis colorway are my go to running shoe this summer. Indoor or out they perform beyond the level of any other training shoe I have. That being said they've seen their miles. All of the colors wipe up to look brand new with a magic eraser. The tread on the bottom are holding up well for being so comfortable which is hard to find the balance. Price vs Value : Here's where people have to understand both words before I write this section. If I were to lose these shoes or something were to happen to them would I buy them again, of course I would. The price point of $100 isn't that bad in a market filled who shoes coming over $200. Although to own the pack is a chunk of change its well worth the wardrobe wearability. Drawbacks : With all great things there are some negative remarks. With the $100 price point some corners unfortunately do get cut. They can't make this shoe perfect for the retail price of $100 so there is a bit of glue showing from the sole to the upper, but that's expected for this price point. The type of laces that come on the shoe get glossy through the eye holes after a while making it hard to get a good picture if you've worn them as much as I have. (I see it as a drawback some people see it as proof you've really put miles on them.) Overall : For a $100 shoe you can't go wrong. You get more than you honestly pay for. Yes there are a few drawbacks but they're so minor it leaves me with an opinion that these are easily a 9.8/10 ... read more


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Advertising Agency: McCann Erickson, Warsaw, Poland
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people want comfort getting to like the brand, not being disturbed with this visual.
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Ithaca College School of Music is excited to announce a collaborative performance with the China Conservatory at Carnegie Hall on April 28 at 7:30 p.m. Featuring the China Conservatory Faculty Chamber Ensemble as well as faculty members from the Ithaca College School of Music and Oberlin Conservatory, the concert will highlight modern arrangements of traditional Chinese music.
Take advantage of the more than 350 concerts offered each year by the School of Music. A full listing of all concerts and events is available at /music/events/
Many April concerts are being web streamed. Web streamed performances are available live and on demand at www.ithaca.edu/music/live
The 2012 Fourth Ithaca International Conducting Masterclass run jointly by Chris Younghoon Kim (Cornell University) and Jeffery Meyer (Ithaca College) will feature guest conductor Larry Rachleff in five days of classes, rehearsals and discussions culminating in a final concert conducted by the masterclass participants. Young conductors participating in the class will come from throughout the United States to work with Mr. Rachleff and the Ithaca and Cornell Orchestras. Mr. Rachleff will also lead open rehearsals with orchestras of both institutions. Previous guest conductor faculty have included Alexander Polishchuk, Gustav Meier, and Carl St.Clair.
On behalf of the Tuba/Euphonium studio and Dr. Aaron Tindall, thank you to the Ithaca College community for your contributions to the Gregory Mantone Memorial campaign. To date, close to $2,000 has been raised - an excellent start toward the goal of $5,000. There is still a ways to go to meet this goal before the May 31st time frame, and any donation, even $5-$10, is greatly appreciated.
Nicholas DiEugenio, School of Music, is starting an exciting new series at the Carriage House Cafe on select Wednesdays at 7pm. The first performance will take place Wednesday, April 25, 7 pm and feature Brahms Sonatas for Violin and Piano.
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The American Inns of Court and Georgetown Law presented 'Symposium on the Status of the Legal Profession: Facing the Challenges of the 21st Century' at The Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C.Read More »
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Stacey G. Bloom of the Department of Youth Services in Boston has been elected president of the Massachusetts City Solicitors and Town Counsel Association. Regina M. Hurley, counsel at Verrill Dana in Boston, has been appointed as president of the ...Read More »
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