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Mistresses (2013) : Season 1
- Network: ABC
- Series Premiere Date: Jun 3, 2013
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Tawdry but lacking a spirit of fun, Mistresses strives to be a guilty pleasure, but it's more likely to induce guilt than pleasure.
The problem with Mistresses may lie with the expectations it has set. If the sex isn't going to be fun, what is it going to be? It would be good if we found that out soon.
While the purpose of all of this is to urge you to skip this version and try to get your hands on the saucy British original, it's only fair to report that one of the four--Jes Macallan as Milano's unrepentantly slutty sis, a real-estate broker having it off with her boss--captures the Mistresses spirit of naughty fun (never without consequences).
The acting ranges from adequate to awful. Milano and George have zero chemistry, and George's sexy stud act, which has bankrolled his career, reaches its expiration point here.... It's not nearly enough sizzle for summer.
The stars--Alyssa Milano, Yunjin Kim, Jes Macallan and Rochelle Aytes--do the Four Musketeers thing pretty well, and all of them elevate the material. And it needs occasional elevating.
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 47 Ratings
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Jun 7, 2015It's a sexy thriller show with it's flaws and it's filled with melodramatics and it's a sexy show that is like an erotic play with PG-13 sexIt's a sexy thriller show with it's flaws and it's filled with melodramatics and it's a sexy show that is like an erotic play with PG-13 sex scenes and it's so corny, that women will love and men will hate it but I am a guy who likes this show. Grade A-… Full Review »
Sep 10, 2014This review contains spoilers, click full review link to view. My favorite show right know, it has drama, romance, family. Its the new desperate housewives. I love how this serious just keeps you guessing on what the next scandal will be. This is a show I would recommend to anyone looking to start a good serious and I have gotten several people hooked on it. It one of those shows I look forward to coming home and watching. And season 3 I know will be a good one with the love triangle between savy, zac and dom. Joss and Harry find themselves in love as does savy wanting harry back. I cant wait!!!… Full Review »
May 23, 2014the first problem this show had was the casting. It's just so difficult to watch. The show is extremely boring. If you're looking for a newthe first problem this show had was the casting. It's just so difficult to watch. The show is extremely boring. If you're looking for a new show to watch, don't waste your time. Skip this one, its really not worth it.… Full Review »

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Islands, Other Habitat Created in Mississippi River's Pool 9
Armored with rocks to prevent erosion, nearly 100 acres of new islands will provide prime habitat for smallmouth bass when an $11.8 million restoration project on Pool 9 of the Mississippi River is completed in 2018.
Additionally, dredged areas that provided fill for the islands will offer valuable overwintering areas at least 8 feet deep for fish.
"This will be great for fish, waterfowl, shorebirds, and the people who enjoy them," said Karen Osterkamp, a fisheries biologist with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, as seasonal work resumed recently on this portion of the river that separates northeastern Iowa from Wisconsin.
The ambitious rehabilitation was planned cooperatively by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Geological Survey and the Departments of Natural Resources in both Iowa and Wisconsin, with funding through the Army Corps of Engineers' Upper Mississippi River Restoration/Environmental Management Program.
Since Lock and Dam No. 9 was built in 1937, channelization has resulted in the loss of many natural islands and flood plain forests, reducing habitat for both fish and migratory birds. Seven islands and three emergent wetlands are being constructed in the 2,200-acre Harpers Slough backwater between river miles 650 and 653 at the lower end of the pool to help restore the ecological balance.
"One of the main goals is to maintain habitat for tundra swans and canvasback ducks that stop on Pool 9 during their migrations," said Mike Griffin, the Iowa's Mississippi River wildlife biologist.
He expects the new wetlands to bear large crops of arrowhead plants, whose underwater tubers, known as duck potatoes, are a preferred food for the thousands of tundra swans that visit the pool each year.


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July 23, 2016
The Terror-Industrial Complex
Posted on Feb 8, 2010
By Chris Hedges
Editor's note: As a result of errors, an earlier version of this column misrepresented quoted material. The corrected version is below.
The conviction of the Pakistani neuroscientist Aafia Siddiqui in New York last week of trying to kill American military officers and FBI agents illustrates that the greatest danger to our security comes not from al-Qaida but the thousands of shadowy mercenaries, kidnappers, killers and torturers our government employs around the globe.
The bizarre story surrounding Siddiqui, 37, who received an undergraduate degree from MIT and a doctorate in neuroscience from Brandeis University, often defies belief. Siddiqui, who could spend 50 years in prison on seven charges when she is sentenced in May, was by her own account abducted in 2003 from her hometown of Karachi, Pakistan, with her three children—two of whom remain missing—and spirited to a secret U.S. prison where she was allegedly tortured and mistreated for five years. The American government has no comment, either about the alleged clandestine detention or the missing children.
Siddiqui was discovered in 2008 disoriented and apparently aggressive and hostile, in Ghazni, Afghanistan, with her oldest son. She allegedly was carrying plans to make explosives, lists of New York landmarks and notes referring to "mass-casualty attacks." But despite these claims the government prosecutors chose not to charge her with terrorism or links to al-Qaida—the reason for her original appearance on the FBI's most-wanted list six years ago. Her supporters suggest that the papers she allegedly had in her possession when she was found in Afghanistan, rather than detail coherent plans for terrorist attacks, expose her severe mental deterioration, perhaps the result of years of imprisonment and abuse. This argument was bolstered by some of the pages of the documents shown briefly to the court, including a crude sketch of a gun that was described as a "match gun" that operates by lighting a match.
"Justice was not served," Tina Foster, executive director of the International Justice Network and the spokesperson for Aafia Siddiqui's family, told me. "The U.S. government made a decision to label this woman a terrorist, but instead of putting her on trial for the alleged terrorist activity she was put on trial for something else. They tried to convict her of that something else, not with evidence, but because she was a terrorist. She was selectively prosecuted for something that would allow them to only tell their side of the story."
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The government built its entire case instead around disputed events in the 300-square-foot room of the Ghazni police station. It insisted that on July 18, 2008, the diminutive Siddiqui, who had been arrested by local Afghan police the day before, seized an M4 assault rifle that was left unattended and fired at American military and FBI agents. None of the Americans were injured. Siddiqui, however, was gravely wounded, shot twice in the stomach.
No one, other than Siddiqui, has attempted to explain where she was for five years after she vanished in 2003. No one seems to be able to explain why a disoriented Pakistani woman and her son, an American citizen, neither of whom spoke Dari, were discovered by local residents wandering in a public square in Ghazni, where an eyewitness told Harpers Magazine the distraught Siddiqui "was attacking everyone who got close to her." Had Siddiqui, after years of imprisonment and torture, perhaps been at the U.S. detention center in Bagram and then dumped with one of her three children in Ghazi? And where are the other two children, one of whom also is an American citizen? In an article written by Petra Bartosiewicz in the November 2009 Harper's Magazine, authorities in Afghanistan described a series of events at odds with the official version.
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MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. - Fireworks marked the grand opening of Blue Chip Casino's new 22-story hotel tower, which it hopes will make it stand out among the area's gambling destinations.
The hotel opened Jan. 22 in Michigan City.
It cost $130 million to build, and its 302 rooms join the 184 rooms in the original eight-story Blue Chip Tower.
The hotel overlooking Lake Michigan has a 1,200-seat theater, a luxury spa and new bars and restaurants.
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IGNACIO, Colo. - Roger William "Bill" Edwards Jr., 49, died Friday, June 11, 2010, in Amarillo, Texas.
Memorial services will be at a later date in Durango. Arrangements are by Cox-LaGrone Funeral Home, 4180 Canyon Drive.
William was born March 12, 1961, in Durango to Roger William Edwards Sr. and Rose Anne Parks Edwards. He lived most of his life in the Ignacio area. He attended Ignacio High School and Fort Lewis College, graduating with a bachelor's degree in humanities. He had recently moved to Amarillo to pursue treatments for lymphoma.
William was a talented and gentle man. He was an artist, seamstress, having designed many costumes for others and himself in productions for plays that he acted in at the Abby Theatre and Fort Lewis College in Durango and for the Society for Creative Anachronism Inc., where he was a longtime member and writer-poet.
He was an ordained minister of the Progressive Universal Life Church and followed many Native American Beliefs.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Rose Edwards, in 2007; his grandparents; several aunts and uncles; and a brother-in-law, Jr. Archuleta.
Survivors include his father, Roger W. Edwards Sr. of Ignacio; four sisters, Stefanie Brawley and husband H.E. and Bernice Archuleta, all of Amarillo, L. Kathyrn Jost of Los Lunas, N.M., and Loretta Beam and husband Ken of Hesperus; a brother, George Edwards of Durango; several aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews and many friends; and his former wife, Pauline of Albuquerque, N.M.
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- Scoil Éigse 2016
- 9 June 2016
The 44th Annual Scoil Éigse organised by Comhaltas takes place in Ennis, August 14th to 19th, the week preceding Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann. At Scoil Éigse – CCÉ's annual international Summer School students of all ages register for the various instrumental music, singing, dancing and Irish language classes.
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- 25 January 2016
This presentation by Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann commemorates through our Irish song, music and dance, with narration, the long sequence of events that led to the 1916 Rising.
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- 9 October 2015
Macalla na hÉireann, the 2015 Comhaltas Concert Tour of Ireland will visit 14 venues between the 11th and 24th of October. The annual Tour featured the best of traditional talent drawn from all four Provinces of Ireland.
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- 14 June 2015
Comhaltas Seisiún provides a unique traditional entertainment experience at over 50 venues throughout Ireland during July and August. It is a staged show of Irish music, song, dance and storytelling followed by an informal session with audience participation where all who wish to 'take to the floor'.
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"I read through stuff for a couple of hours, but I didnt want to join in out of fear that I would be treated like an idiot for asking a question and my thread would just become a place for people to bitch at each other. It's impossible to learn anything in between all the regular posters' personal conflicts."
Ouch. She didnt even bother to look at Life with a Babe, in our tribe, or at any other forum because she visited this forum first and assumed that the whole board would be the same.
Holly and David
Adaline (3/20/10), and Charlie (1/26/12- 4/10/12) and our identical twins Callie and Wendy (01/04/13)
SIDS happens.
I don't blame her. :(
Has she been on other message boards? I feel like the conflicts here are much more tame compared to other places. I'm sorry she didn't find info she needed. Maybe suggest she read the archives regarding the specific vaccines/diseases she has questions about?
"Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect." ~Mark Twain
Is she new to the internet?
No, she is not new to the internet, yes, she has been to other messageboards. I told her Mothering was different, Mothering was a place where people didnt fight over small, frivolous stuff and drag interpersonal drama into every thread. Im sad that she started out on this part of the board because that is exactly what it looks like.
I agree with Rrrachel. I remember when i first came her to research vaccines- there was not all this back and forth one line posting that made it seem like a place to come argue, not a place to do research or find good information. I'd love to see it get back to people posting in a more respectful manner and with a greater amount of information- fewer opinions, more proof.
Holly and David
Adaline (3/20/10), and Charlie (1/26/12- 4/10/12) and our identical twins Callie and Wendy (01/04/13)
SIDS happens.
Isn't this why those of us who post often are supposed to put new threads on this board, not the "Researching the Vaccine Question" board?That's supposed to be for the total newbies - and it's really not that right now in my opinion.
I for one will not start any threads there anymore (except about really basic interesting new resources - like I did with the online course thread). Any debate I think is supposed to be here.
Anyway I tuned out for a couple of weeks recently because of busy work schedule, and when I come back all the active posts seem to be back over there. So the question is - should we be ignoring threads over there if they're not right for the board. Or can we flag them to get them moved to the main vaccination board, and leave that one for the beginners? I'm not really sure what the best etiquette is....
Having said that my experience on here isn't totally negative. I try hard to be respectful and keep the posts factual and evidence linked. I think if someone posted a question who hadn't been on here before it'd be fine.
Mother of two living in UK. Daughter (2007) born in USA, son (2010) born here. I'm pro natural birth, midwife care, breastfeeding, co-sleeping, baby wearing and a keen advocate of cloth diapering. I'm a full time working research scientist (physical sciences). Vaccines save lives.
This is a concern we've had for a long time now but still haven't figured out how to address it. It would be great if you would share your thoughts on my proposals here: http://www.mothering.com/community/t/1361124/vaccinations-forum-which-of-the-following-do-you-feel-would-be-best/0_100
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Please Remove... no longer for sale at this time.
Hyperlite Mountain Gear Summit Pack with Stuff Pocket for sale $150 shipped in CONUS via PayPal only.
30L 12.7oz Pack
It's in excellent condition
Payment received.
Please remove this thread as the item is now SOLD.
It's a single layer
PM me your Address. PayPal is firstname.lastname@example.com
Warbonnet XLC 1.7 with webbing buckles and two sided stuff sack.
$170 shipped in CONUS pay via paypal only.
First "I will take it" gets it.
Excellence shape with minor marks on it due to...
Arcteryx is a small
These are both Mens
Please remove post, items no longer for sale
way to go this is awesome
SOLD to JJ... thank you!
Correct me if I am wrong by it seems to me that kbkjr1 didn't say "i will take it" Happy to sell to either of you.
Regular size
Thanks Shug and Kase... it is solid. It's the regular size.
Finding that I am not hanging in the winter time.
Excellent condition and can be used as an underquilt or top-quilt.
Does NOT come with stuff sacks
New is $239 but selling for $180...
Eventually I just caved and bought a WB XLC
Thanks Bruiser... looking forward to seeing them
Thanks for sharing
I haven't had the guts yet to hang in the winter... I know, what a wuss
Looking very nice
Why not just get some dutch buckles..
I love my WB superfly
Looking forward to eventually having something in Cuben to sleep under.
Hi SYB do you have a photo?
ha... would love to see pics
I prefer the dutch clips, tree huggers, whoopie hooks and whoopie slings all from Dutch, simple and light. Dutch has a package on his site call the Whoopie Hook Suspension that is this system......
I like to use zing it for my ridgeline
wow this is awesome, thank you
HotRod it will work with an XLC, I have a 40 degree Phoenix and fits like a glove.
and still better than sleeping on the ground!
The dutch buckle is super easy to adjust and also allows you to easily wind up the straps. I find the buckle much easier than a spike with the additional ability to adjust straps and whoopies easily.
I roll with a 40 degree UQ and 50 degree quilt
Once you get tired of the Atlas straps then go to Dutch and snag the tree straps and dutch buckle... that's what I use with my ENO and it's just lighter and easier to work with in my opinion.
so pretty... gotta love it.
wow, good work, thanks for sharing!
The superfly is solid and I would recommend dialing that in before going the tent pole route. I am still getting my dialed in after a couple years; shug always comes up with ideas to try on it.
HG Phoenix 40 and Burrow 50 with extra stuffing, if I need more heat I use a bad liner (Sea to summit reactor)
If you also plan to use it camping then check out the WB XLC since you can zip off the bug netting.
Does anyone have any pictures of two hammocks under one tarp?
interesting... didn't realize the head end had the tag. Thanks.
Thank you for the update
I also go Mike C's route... I have a HG 50 degree with extra stuffing and pack Cap 3 Long Johns, extra socks, down hoody, down gloves, and down jacket.
Great idea... keep it coming!
May I ask why you are selling this?
I love my XLC and interested to see your feedback; I have the exact same setup as you do except my Phoenix is 40 degree.
Ha! Awesome
So wanting a ridgeline organizer... thank you for putting this on... and oh yeah, pick me random number generator!
Check out the dutch hooks on whoopie slings at his site; love mine...
I have tons of dutch gear, once you pop you just can't stop
Thank you and nicely done...
Dang, I want to be there... my wife is working nights this weekend so have kids. Enjoy and I will catch you next time.
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Greece moved one month closer to reaching an operating budget surplus for the year, a development that could help the government make its case for further debt relief.
A push by 11 countries to slap a tax on financial transactions hit a major obstacle, as EU lawyers suggested the plan would violate the rights of member states that didn't sign up and could breach EU competition rules.
European Parliament lawmakers were close to a deal with the European Central Bank that would pave the way for the European Parliament's approval of a single supervisor for European Union banks.
China's industrial sector showed signs of rebounding more strongly in August, opening space for leaders to focus on overhauls rather than steps to stimulate short-term growth.
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The Bamboo Buddha features gardens with ponds and water features which create a serene and tranquil atmosphere where you can truly relax. The beauty of the gardens and the quietness of the atmosphere are a key to their vision for this sanctuary, a place of holistic health care in a superb environment. The Bamboo Buddha is also known for its high standard of vegetarian food, delicious cakes and desserts, organic coffee and tea drop teas in a serene garden setting. It functions as a vegetarian cafe, tea house and coffee shop, art gallery and gift shop, education about health and natural therapies, and also houses a small nursery.
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In the past, Taylor County Fiscal Court has each year approved a "compensating" tax rate, which means that the new tax rate is expected to bring in about the same amount of money as the previous year's rate.
Magistrates agreed to do the same this year at Tuesday night's regular Fiscal Court meeting. The compensating rate does not require a public hearing.
This past weekend's biennial Durham High Reunion was a success, organizers say, attracting Durham alumni from California, Alabama, Georgia, Chicago and the Virgin Islands.
"Everything went well," said Gladys Maddox, one of organizers of the event.
Maddox said about 500 people attended the weekend-long event.
The Durham High School campus closed in 1963 and the reunion has taken place every other year beginning in 1979.
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The Taylor County Conservation District submitted a proposal to the Taylor County Agricultural Development Council and the Kentucky Agricultural Development Board.
Children at several local schools watched President Barack Obama's speech on Tuesday, but some parents chose to opt their children out of hearing his remarks.
Obama's speech, which is available to read in its entirety on today's Opinion Page or at www.whitehouse.gov, encouraged students to stay in school and try their best.
Health insurance coverage will no longer be free to spouses and children of City employees.
Forced to cut back on costs, Campbellsville City Council members approved a new health insurance plan that passes more of the cost on to employees.
Speaking to Council members during Tuesday night's regular meeting, Kelly Harding of Reed Bros. Insurance said the goal was to keep the City's premium as close to the current amount of $995,041 as possible.
No one chose to speak out against either public school system's proposed tax rate increase.
At Campbellsville Independent Schools, the Board had its required public hearing at 12:15 p.m. Tuesday.
According to Finance Director Gayle Newton, who recommended the increase to the Board, the new rate is 43.8 cents per hundred dollars of real and tangible property value. The motor vehicle and watercraft property tax rate is 55.4 cents.
The rate will generate an additional $84,521.79 this coming year, which is the allowed 4 percent increase.
U.S. Representative Brett Guthrie, who represents Kentucky's 2nd Congressional District, gave a progress report to the Heartland Parkway Foundation board of directors in Lebanon on Sept. 2.
He shared news of pending reauthorization of the federal highway bill currently under consideration by the U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, of which he is a member, and affirmed that the bill contains the necessary funding for the next steps of the major road project spanning Taylor, Adair, Marion and Washington counties.
A Taylorsville man has been arrested and charged with using another person's debit card to purchase cigarettes.
Robert Alan Durham, 37, of 241 Skyline Drive was arrested Thursday, Aug. 27 at about 3 p.m.
According to Durham's arrest warrant, he is accused of using another person's debit card in April without his consent to purchase cigarettes from Kroger, Murphy USA and The Tobacco Shed.
Durham was charged with more than $100 in fraudulent use of a credit or debit card within a six-month period.
Campbellsville Police Detective Travis Begley investigated.
Officials gave their approval last week to more than $200,000 in construction changes to Taylor County's new judicial center project.
The design of the center's lobby, as well as finishing touches on the building, have been the subject of several recent Project Development Board meetings.
The Board is overseeing the construction of the judicial center, which is slated to open next month.
The man who fled from police after not showing up at an appointment to see if he could donate a kidney to his son has been sentenced to more than four decades in prison on drug and other charges.
According to a U.S. Attorney's Office news release, Byron Keith Perkins, 40, of Knifley was sentenced last Wednesday to 42 years and five months in prison on charges of robbery, using a firearm during the robbery and selling marijuana.
Chief Judge Thomas Russell also sentenced Perkins to five years' supervised release following incarceration.
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Nov. 27, 2007: Cell Phones With 911 Alarm
The's a new feature on certain cell phones, a loud, piercing tone after connecting to 911. Some say this could put the caller in more danger, especially if there are burglars in the house or the person is a victim of domestic abuse.
Cindy Southworth, the technical director for the National Network To End Domestic Violence, explained on The Early Show that there are pros and cons to the new system: "I think there are some victims of domestic violence who would definitely not want their abuser to know they were calling 911 while other victims actually use that as leverage to get the abuser to stop, saying 'I'm calling 911 now' as a way to get their hands away from their throat."
The audible tone, she said, was intended for people with hearing disabilities and cannot be disabled. It's found on some new Verizon cell phones; do not call 911, however, to test to see if you have this feature.
If you or someone you know is the victim of domestic violence, contact the
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Nov. 19, 2007: Heroes At Home
Television personality and Sears' Master Wish Maker Ty Pennington will be giving back through the "Heroes at Home" program, which is granting wishes into the holiday season and new year, repairing the homes of more than 100 military families across the country. And in the coming weeks we'll see exactly how this project is helping some of these heroes in uniform (with a three-part series).
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Saints were not about to give up anything big in the passing game and the Colts played right into that and adjusted, sort of.
The Colts began running the ball easily getting 5 yard chunks. Did this help them open up their offense? Absolutely not. When they went back to the pass, they were right back where they started: dump-offs here and there with no ability to get anything open deep or yards after the catch.
Why did this happen? I mean, they were able to run the ball well. It happened because when they ran the ball, it was in Shotgun against nickel or dime. When they passed the ball, it was still against nickel or dime. Running the ball out of Shotgun had no affect on the defensive strategy. The Playaction played no part in these runs.
If they began to snap from under Center and ran the ball, it would have opened up the affect of what the importance of running the ball actually is used for, which is PLAYACTION. None of those runs set up any type of playaction to help the Colts free up something deep or a breakdown in coverage for open holes after the catch.
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PREVIEWS: "Daredevil," "Uncanny X-Men," & More Marvel Comics On Sale August 3, 2016
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Every day from now until December 20th, I will be posting seven memorable Marvel covers from the past 50 years (since Fantastic Four #1 came out, the beginning of the "Marvel Age"). I will be posting them in essentially random fashion. It does not matter if a cover shows up today or Day 15, they all have the same chance for your final vote. Once all 105 covers are posted, you all will pick the top 50 most memorable covers in the history of the "Marvel Age" and I'll reveal your choices to you on December 22nd and 23rd.
E-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com for suggestions for covers that you think should be among the choices for the final vote. Remember, we're talking "memorable" not necessarily "the best looking" covers. Think covers that get homaged a lot, covers that routinely pop up as part of histories of certain characters, etc.
Read on for the next seven covers!
I don't think the X-Men cover would be memorable if it wasn't their first apperance. There's all sorts of goofy stuff going on it: the perspective on Angel looks weird (because his feet is on top of the text panel that's on top of Magneto); he isn't aiming his bazooka at Magneto but way above him; Iceman doesn't look like he can aim either, despite being two feet away from Magneto; though it looks like he's relying on his snowballs' ability to make a 90 degree turn mid-flight, as one of them still landed on Magneto's forcefield; and Marvel Girl appears to be dancing for some odd reason.
love the cover of ff the this man this monster story line . and thought the wrap around cover from x-men by jim lee would wind up higher on the list.
Whilst the Cap Annual cover is very good it's not one I, personally would consider as one of the best for either character yet alone the most memorable.Mike Zeck did loads of excellent Cap covers and I would've gone immediately for either issue 300 or 284 before this one
That's a great set today, could live without the Jim Lee X-Men cover though.
That X-Men cover is memorable? Why? Because it was a wrap-around?
I couldn't have told you what it looked like without you posting it. A cliche triptych.
Is the Jim Lee cover memorable because it's good, or because there are a dozen in every $0.50 long box I go through at FallCon and SpringCon?
I still think that cover with the first appearance of Iron Man is striking and dramatic.
*Sigh* I used to have that issue, but the box it was in (along with a bunch of other great comics from the Sixties) got thrown out sometime during my teens.
I think the cover for ASM #238 is awesome. As a kid, it immediately sold me on Hobgoblin.
I never really thought about the cover to X-Men #1, but Tuomas is right… in retrospect, it is kinda goofy.
Also, Chad, I'm pretty sure this list is in no particular order. IIRC, Brian is revealing 100 or so covers a few at a time, and then we get to vote for the 50 most memorable.
There's a great parody of the "This Man, This Monster" cover on the album art for the "This man, This MC" EP by Adam Warrock (whom I've mentioned on here before).
Even if it doesn't make the final cut, that Cap Anuual cover is a good reminder that Mike Zeck has GOTTA be on this list at least a couple of times. The guy's got too many memorable covers to choose from.
I kind of hope Amazing Spider-Man #252 shows up on this list. Even though it's an homage to Amazing Fantasy, it was still such a memorable cover in its own right, just because it shocked Marveldom with its significance (the homage just made it hit home that much more that this was a major change). Of course, that was before comics made it such a common practice to revert to the status quo at the drop of a hat.
Also, it had really nice colouring in the background.
guys, this list is not ordered, it's just labelled for referencing when we all vote in the end.
All of these are excellent choices including, in my opinion, the X-Men one. If we are talking about memorable covers then, for people my age (early 30's), this is most likely in the top 2 or 3. The hype surrounding this issue was huge and I remember really loving it at the time. I still think it's a pretty great cover.
Jim Lee's X-MEN cover is also an homage to the Jack Kirby X-MEN cover!
I hope you show some love to Ed Hannigan!!! Marvel mid-80's cover artest extrordinaire!!! Just look at Peter Parker the Spectacular Spider-Man # 69 & 70's covers.
It's a little confusing because there are two X-Men #1s in this batch, but while old-school X-Men #1 may be easily as goofy as FF #1 (I assume Angel got his bazooka from the guy who tied up Mr. Fantastic) but it's also been homaged a lot. Hell, the Jim Lee X-Men #1 is probably an homage of it (I'd say definitely if Iceman, Archangel, Jean and the Beast weren't in completely different positions on Lee's cover than they are in the older one, but an X-Men #1 cover with the team charging Magneto while Cyclops blasts his force field? That seems like it can't be coincidence).
I'm pretty sure everyone I knew in the late 80s had the poster of the Captain America Annual #8 cover.
I remember back in the late 80's, you couldn't open up a comic retailer's catalog (like New England Comics or American Entertainment) and NOT see that Captain America Annual cover somewhere. I've still never read the comic, but it's been one of my favorite covers for years…
I think we could pretty easily fill the top ten with Steranko covers. That Spider-Man cover's great, though. It screams for attention.
as Adam? said, and I never noticed until seeing them both here like this, the XMen ('91) #1 is an homage to the Kirby version. Dang, that just instantly made Jim Lee's version cooler to me!
I've got the 4 single cover versions but foolishly traded away my Deluxe foldout version (1E, for the price guide nerds among us). I must find one of those cheapo copies in everyone's back issue bin….
Hobgoblin ripping Spidey's costume is one of my favorite covers ever.
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Highlights include: DMACC/NIACC (VB).
The 3-2 Vikings will host CAL on Friday.
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N-P senior golfer Sarah McMichael will continue her career at UNI next year.
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Located in Sandton, this luxury hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Johannesburg Stock Exchange and Sandton City. Peacemaker Museum and Nelson Mandela Square are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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In addition to a full-service spa, Radisson Blu Hotel Sandton, Johannesburg features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 5-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 3767 square feet (350 square meters) include a conference center. This Art Deco hotel also offers spa services, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. An area shuttle within 3 km and a train station pick-up service are complimentary for guests. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6 AM and 10:30 AM.
Radisson Blu Hotel Sandton, Johannesburg has a restaurant on site.
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Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa.
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Check-in time starts at 2 PM
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- Fee for buffet breakfast: ZAR 185 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: ZAR 700 per person (one-way)
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The Yarrow Hotel opened its doors in Broadstairs, Kent, this week, and you can be one of the first to dine at its brand new restaurant. You and a friend can get three courses and bubbly for £19.50 a head.
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Source: The Marquis at Alkham
The Grade II-listed Marquis at Alkham, which has received acclaim from The AA Restaurant Guide 2016 and The Michelin Guide 2016, is offering a 2-course lunch with bubbly for two for £14.50 a head.
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Frasers is an award-winning guest house and 2-AA-Rosette restaurant on a working farm in the Kent countryside. You and a friend can now visit for a 5-course tasting-menu lunch or dinner for £49 -- that's 55% less than usual.
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Set in a "characterful 16th-century timbered house" (The Michelin Guide 2016), the Hengist Restaurant is now offering afternoon tea with prosecco for two for less than £13 per head.
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Southern Spice in Hythe is offering a 3-course Indian dinner for two plus sharing sides for £29 instead of the usual price of up to £50.40.
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Source: The Tickled Trout
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Now, answering via SMS is a little bit tricky, as you'd need to build up a session, maintain that, find the question and figure out how to post a comment/answer...how good are you with
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You've Got to See What a Golf Ball Did to This Guy's Head
Some sports are very dangerous, and provide participants with the chance to suffer a brutal injury. Usually, these sports also involve hitting of some sort. When thinking of potentially dangerous sports, my mind usually jumps to football, hockey, and rugby. Then, there are sports that are much more leisurely. Competitive, but don't involve contact, which significantly decreases your chances of getting injured. What I'm trying to say here is that you shouldn't play golf, and leave looking like you just fought Mike Tyson in the 90s
The man in the picture below, who looks like the love child of Gary Sinise and Kenny Rogers (the singer, not the pitcher), is Joakim Boden. Boden is from Sweden, was playing golf with some buddies, and now has a small planet growing out of his forehead. He got hit in the head with a shot, and reported that on impact, "it sounded like a gun shot." Take a look.
This guy does not look happy, and rightfully so. They said he was playing golf with his friends, but didn't really elaborate much on exactly how this happened. The reason I'm curious, is because to get a lump that size on your head, I feel like you would have to be kneeling three feet from someone while they're getting ready to drive the ball 300 yards. Hopefully Boden is smarter than that.
If I were him, I would join a traveling carnival for the next few weeks, and claim to be the man who has a golf ball growing from his skull. He might as well try and make money off of what is otherwise just a gruesome, and probably very painful, injury.
Also, it may be time to discuss helmets in golf. I'm just saying.
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Applied Ethics in Nursingby Vicki D. Lachman
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Pub. Date: 11/01/2005
Publisher: Springer Publishing Company
What constitutes "informed consent"?
What can I do if the patient lacks the capacity to make decisions?
How should I respond to a patient who requests my help in dying?
What is the rationale for giving a patient medication (chemical restraints) against his or her will?
What exactly are "patient's rights"
Designated a Doody's Core Title!
What constitutes "informed consent"?
What can I do if the patient lacks the capacity to make decisions?
How should I respond to a patient who requests my help in dying?
What is the rationale for giving a patient medication (chemical restraints) against his or her will?
What exactly are "patient's rights" and how does one advocate for one's patients?
Applied Ethics in Nursing provides an easily understandable guide to the kind of ethical dilemmas you face in practice. Using a question-and-answer format along with numerous case studies, this text offers best practices and strategies for approaching the difficult problems commonly found in clinical practice.
This book also addresses organizational and institutional issues that can confound or promote ethically sound decision making. Each chapter ends with a resource list of websites and recommendations for further reading. The American Nurses' Association Code of Ethics for Nurses is used as a guide throughout, along with standards and guidelines from other major healthcare and governmental organizations.
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- 11/01/2005
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- 326
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Table of Contents
- Contributors
- Defining Ethics and Applying the Theories, Michael Dahnke and H. Michael Dreher
- Knowing When and How to Advocate, Martha Turner and Moni McIntyre
- Informed Consent: Ethical Issues, Susan B. Dickey
- Patient's Rights and Ethical Issues, Eileen Mieras Kohlenberg
- Research in Human Subjects: Ethical Issues, Rose H. Mueller and Cindy Stern
- Genetic Technology: The Frontiers of Nursing Ethics, Ellen Giarelli, Dale Halsey Lea, Shirley L. Jones, and Judith A. Lewis
- Reproductive Technology: Ethical Issues, Mary English Worth
- Ethical Issues in the Care of Neonates and Infants, Anne M. Lovell
- Ethical Issues in the Care of Children, Lauren G. McAliley
- Psychiatric Patients and Ethical Issues, Deborah Antai-Otong
- HIV-AIDS Patients and Ethical Issues, Diane E. Radvansky
- Diseases Where Patient Behaviors are a Key Factor: Ethical Issues, Doris V. Chaplin
- Patients in Long-Term Care: Ethical Issues, Diane Stillman
- Ethical Issues in Organ Transplantation, Carolyn H. McGrory and Linda Wright
- End-of-Life Ethical Issues, JoAnne Reifsnyder, Vicky D. Lachman, Terri L. Maxwell, Margaraet M. Mahon, Catherine S. Taylor, Sally J. Nunn, and Ursula H. Capewell
- The Right to Die: Ethical Issues, Sally J. Nunn, Vicki D. Lachman, Margaret M. Mahon, Catherine S. Taylor, Terri L. Maxwell, Ursula H. Capewell, and JoAnne Reifsnyder
- Access to Care and Ethical Issues, Caroline Camuñas
- Organizational Ethics, Mary Lou Helfrich Jones
- Leadership Ethics, Kathy Malloch
- Labor Ethics, Vicki D. Lachman and Julia W. Aucoin
- Ethics Committees, Barbara B. Ott
- Religion and Ethics, Syvil S. Burke
- Culture and Ethics, Joyce Bedoian
Part 1: The Essence of Ethics and Advocacy in Nursing
Part 2: Ethical Issues at the Beginning of Life
Part 3: Ethical Issues with Vulnerable Patients
Part 4: The Right to Live and the Right to Die
Part 5: Developing an Organizational Culture that Supports Ethical Behavior
Part 6: The Mix of Culture and Religion with Ethics
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I was born in New Mexico and grew up in a deeply political family. My mom was active in the League of Women Voters. There's a picture of me, 6 years old, next to Senator Jeff Bingaman when he was a freshman senator; one of our closest family friends was so active in his campaign that when he walked in a local parade, he recognized her, walked over and shook her hands to thank her. We had lively political debate, and I got dragged to a lot of Election Night parties. The thing is, local and state politics in New Mexico were incredibly dull then. New Mexico was such a small player on the national scene that people forget we existed. A monthly column, One of Our Fifty Is Missing, ran in New Mexico magazine each month, detailing incidents in which people from out of state assumed that we were foreign nationals. They were numerous, and I could give you personal anecdotes.
There were and remain three House seats in New Mexico, and at the time, they were safer than a woman's virginity at Ricky Martin's house. The incumbents won by Jim McDermott-sized landslides every two years, and even my intensely political parents couldn't rouse themselves to do more than attend a fundraising dinner or two for whatever sacrificial lamb was challenging the incumbent. The state legislature was no more interesting. It wasn't that it was dull in the sense of a house full of technocrats battling it out over whether to increase a tax by .012 percent or .0125 percent. It was boring because it was a political machine run with more ruthless efficiency than Tammany Hall. Even the corruption was dull. There was never an extravagant scandal like in New Orleans, and the prospect of viewing or reenacting the cold, mechanical processes was so dull that I never even considered applying for Boys State, even though it would have been a nice little addition to the college app. In presidential elections, things were never close, and I dreamed fondly of being represented in Congress by someone whose most interesting trait wasn't that I went to school with his nephew, who had a reputation for wetting his pants in class.
Then I moved here in 1996. The next year, Bill Richardson gets plucked from the House and made UN Ambassador. Gary Johnson, the formerly dull governor of New Mexico, gets reelected in 1998, and starts screaming his head off about legalizing all drugs, including cocaine. The aforementioned congressman gets skin cancer (that's one of the drawbacks of living in the sun belt no one seems to mention), dies, and leaves a continually competitive seat behind, one that both parties pour money and manpower into. In 2000, Gore wins the state by a handful of votes, and in 2004, Kerry loses by a handful of votes. Bill Richardson gets mentioned repeatedly as a candidate for VP in 2004, and in 2006, Heather Wilson, who won that competitive seat, and Pete Domenici, senior senator from New Mexico made a call to David Iglesias and pressured him to bring indictments early for political reasons. To top it all off, Bill Richardson is running for president. I gotta say, it's weird seeing my stupid home state move from political Siberia, to, if not the center of national politics, at least within sight of it. It probably also explains my love affair with Bill Richardson's candidacy. It's flailing, and people are going to bring up the fact that New Mexico scores really low in most areas of achievement, but if you'd grown up there, you'd see that taking a state from 49th to 35th in something is actually a huge accomplishment. Plus, the man has the funniest fucking ads of any candidate so far:


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Nanos Data Show Canada Consumer Confidence Little Changed
Canadian consumer confidence was little changed at the lowest in a month before reports this week that will provide clues about how the world's 11th largest economy fared during a harsh winter.
The Bloomberg Nanos Canadian Confidence Index was 58.0 in the week ending March 28, matching the prior reading. Sentiment rose in every region except Ontario, Canada's most-populous province, where it fell to the lowest since Feb. 21, according to the survey-based measure.
The nation's economy is showing mixed signals, with strengthening growth tempering a weak jobs market and slow inflation. Gross domestic product expanded 0.5 percent in January after contracting 0.5 percent in December, which was the biggest drop in almost five years, Statistics Canada reported today from Ottawa.
"Weaker external demand, falling commodity prices and ongoing issues with the early stages of household deleveraging are likely dragging down consumer sentiment," said Joseph Brusuelas, senior economist with Bloomberg LP in New York.
The Ottawa-based statistics agency will report February's trade-balance on April 3, and March labor-market figures the following day. Employment gains have been negligible on balance for the four months through February.
Economists projected GDP growth of 0.4 percent, and forecast job gains of 22,500, according to median forecasts in separate Bloomberg News surveys through March 29.
Harsh Weather
Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz said in a March 18 speech in Halifax he can't rule out an interest-rate cut if the economy worsens.
Growth in the first quarter of this year will be on the "soft side" mostly because of unusually cold weather, Poloz said in the speech.
Consumer sentiment in Ontario dropped to 58.0 from a prior reading of 59.3, the Nanos data showed. Premier Kathleen Wynne, who leads a minority Liberal government in the legislature, may face an election within weeks after police filed court documents alleging her predecessor's chief of staff committed breach of trust by arranging to delete documents that related to the cancellations of two gas-fired power plants.
Sentiment in Quebec rebounded to 56.6 last week from 56.0 the week before. Confidence in the French-speaking province had dropped from 59.2 on March 7, amid an election that has raised the prospect of a referendum on independence.
Personal Finances
Bloomberg Nanos's confidence index has two sub-indexes: the Pocketbook Index, based on survey responses to questions about personal finances and job security, and the Expectations Index, based on responses on the outlook for the economy and real-estate prices.
The Pocketbook Index fell last week to 59.8 from 60.6 while the Expectations Index climbed to 56.1 from 55.5.
The proportion of survey respondents who said their personal finances are better off over the past year dropped to 19.3 percent,the lowest in more than a month, from 20.7 percent the previous week, according to the Nanos report.
Those who said the economy will strengthen in the next six months rose to 21.1 percent, the highest since January, from 19.5 percent. The share of people who see their jobs as secure fell to 47.8 percent, the lowest reading since Feb. 7, from 49.6 percent the week before.
The percentage of respondents who believe real-estate prices in their neighborhood will increase over the next six months dropped to 37.0, according to the Nanos report. Nik Nanos, chairman of Nanos Research Group, said it's noteworthy that optimism about real estate declined this month from a high of 39.4 percent on March 7.
Canadian Finance Minister Joe Oliver said last week he will continue to reduce potential risks to taxpayers of a downturn in the housing market after lenders including Bank of Montreal cut some of their mortgage rates.
The Nanos data are based on phone interviews with 1,000 people, using a four-week rolling average of 250 respondents. The results are accurate within 3.1 percentage points, 19 times out of 20.


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Many users turn to GIMP for pictures in the window, but some may not realize GIMP also has scripting capabilities that allow you to automate recurring tasks. The Python scripting language is a useful alternative to the GIMP's integrated Lisp dialect.
The GIMP image manipulation program has a variety of useful functions. But navigating a complicated menu tree can be a pain if you need to apply the same tools to a large number of images. Fortunately, the GIMP has an integrated programming interface that allows users to script recurring tasks. This said, the Scheme [1] programming language is not everyone's idea of fun; its bracket-oriented syntax is difficult to learn. Little surprise that fans of other scripting languages have come up with alternatives. The Perl interface, GIMP-Perl, is fairly advanced and supports a server mode in which GIMP parses scripts without needing to run the GUI.
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I'd like to be able to specify the title as you can with v3 and have it replace the default "show source" text that displays in v2. I prefer the v2 look and feel.
I've tinkered with the code, but I'm able to get the title text to show in place of "show source" without hardcoding in a $title="blah". Not sure what I'm missing.
If there's a quick way to do this please let me know. I don't mind doing the edits myself.


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Feed Pauser allows you to delay the publishing of RSS feeds after you have published a post, in addition to this you can also disable certain posts fr
Please read the Detailed Plugin Information Page and Plugin Update Page
Feed Pauser is a plugin I wrote to address a issue I have been facing for a long time, the option to delay publishing a post to a feed. Feed pauser, pauses a post from being made available through RSS.
The reason was that several times, I would have made some mistakes in the post gramatically, spellings or even added a wrong link, with instant feed publishing the readers who already received the feeds may see wrong data, which can be avoided if we have a option to pause the feed for a certain amount of time.
In addition to that when you apply styles to WordPress a test post is published which looks bad when your RSS readers see it, this can easily be avoided with a delay between publishing a post to your site and it being available through your feed.
Feed pauser also allows users to disable certain posts from appearing in the feeds.
No never, If the plugin fails it fails for a reason please do not interfere with any process that fails.
Feed Pauser allows you to set a time delay between post publishing and its availability through your feed, to setup the delay you will need to visit manage page and setup the delay between publishing and feed availability. Here is a video that shows you how to setup Feed Pauser.
There are two ways to get your feeds to work normally, either de-activate the plugin or disable feed pauser from the manage page.
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Released: Aug 01st, 1995
Running Time: 138
Company: Leisure Time Entertainment
Cast: Don Fernando, Candy Vegas, Paisley Hunter, Secret, Beaver Brothers
Critical Rating: AA 1/2
Genre: All-Sex
The Beaver Brothers, plus don Fernando as Gramps Beaver, return again to give us six new faces willing to take the plunge (as it were) into anal. The ladies run the famut from tepid ("Secret" who really seems as if she'd rather be somewhere else) to lukewarm (Candy Vegas, a smallish-figured brunette) right up to scorchin' (exotic looking Paisley Hunter, who give great head but doesn't seem overly enthused about her facial) and everything in between. The entire tape unfortunately suffers from MAJOR sound problems. At times the audio is so distorted that it's simply impossible to understand what's being said. Normally, not a real major problem but this tape (and the series in general) has a lot of interview footage of the ladies .Also, taking about a jillion stills while videotaping distracts from the cation.
More attention needs to be paid to the women and less to capturing Beaver Brothers' wackiness on tape. If the series has done okay for you 'til now, add this to the list. Otherwise there are similar series available which handle the subject matter better.


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George Clooney: What's His Best Look?
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I know this chip will not work with live, but was wondering if there is a way i can work around it? I know you can flash the BIOS but i do not have EVOX (yes yes i am not that good with the xbox), and not sure how else i can do it and if EVOX is the only way to do it anyone that can help me i appreciate it, email me back right away thanxs in advance!
Mrsporty Chip And Xbox Live?
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Posted 16 November 2002 - 06:25 AM
i think you can do something like add another chip (no sarcasm, i always sound sarcastic, sorry) i dunno where that chip goes but if you have the room add a matrix or something. hope that helped
Posted 16 November 2002 - 06:27 AM
hmmmm add another chip i dont know about that if that works that be cool i am up for that but i will see. seems like the best thing to do is just buy a new xbox and use the live for that xbox, and play backups on the other xbox at least if i had that much money i do it
Posted 16 November 2002 - 06:44 AM
i wonder if you flashed your bios with evox, and your modchip with ms bios if that would make it easyer for some people. that way they dont accidently log on to live with wrong bios?? you know matrix mode 3 so everytime you turn it on it goes to ms bios?? then to play backups you do the trick??
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Simmons has a very odd set-up with transportation. More frequently, students cross Brookline Avenue, walk in front of or through the Emmanuel campus and cross Avenue Louis Pasteur to get to class (or vice versa to return to the dorms). Off campus housing is only accessible through public transportation which Simmons has no real control over. They do offer monthly passes for the MBTA.
There are a variety of options for transportation, ranging from using one's own car (though parking can be pricey), taking the T or bus. Student discounts are offered for the T and for public buses. On campus, there is parking for commuter students. Students pay at a discounted rate per hour.
Public transportation is so accessible and there's absolutely no need for a car on campus.
I live 45 minutes away by train, so I've never had any complaints. The MBTA Commuter Rail runs on-time and smoothly.
Simmons College is centrally located, making the distance to the T and bus stops very short.
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Like its urban peers, Boston is equipped with bus lines and an underground subway system. The Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority (MBTA) crisscrosses the Boston area. The subway system—the T—connects the Red, Blue, Orange, Green, and Silver lines. The colors of the system lines are identifiable by key landmarks—for example, the Green line is named for the green of Fenway Park. Much to the disadvantage of busy students, the Green line is the most unreliable of the lines, and it is also more expensive than the other lines. Subway passes are offered at a discounted rate for students at the beginning of each semester, which helps cut back on the fare. It is easy to get an understanding of the system, even for students from areas without subways of their own.
Unfortunately, the subway system runs on a restricted schedule, and after 1 a.m., taxis become the only mode of transportation for students out for a late night. Simmons does provide taxi vouchers for students with disabilities or a broken leg. Above-ground bus lines fill in the gaps that the T does not service, but because Boston is a walkable city, it is sometimes faster to walk up the block than take the T or to bring a bicycle. During the Boston winters, the commute to the Academic Campus becomes generally difficult and frustrating. Do not be alarmed if you see Bostonians skiing up the street.
The T schedules routes for local buses, subway trains, and commuter rail trains. Check schedules at www.mbta.com or at the campus activities box office
Logan International Airport is about 6.5 miles and 15 minutes driving time from Simmons.
The Greyhound bus terminal is located in South Station Transit Center just several stops off the green line.
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Weirdest thing ever, maybe someone else has seen this?
Routine twentyeleven slight theme hack.
1. Create child theme
2. Populate style.css w/ Theme description etc. insert mandatory @importurl [etc]
3. Insert various stanzas to modify appearance (header mainly just as a matter of accuracy)
Now the default whitespace (which I tried to get rid of unsuccessfully) contains some of the PARENT style.css code as grey text.
URL http://www.vikingraven.com/
Regards & TIA for any Ideas and/or suggestions


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Color Boats
By brian nelson
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Coloring Book with 32 coloring pages and 32 colors to use
Fun, Kid friendly navigation, works on iPad, iPod, and iPhone (ios 4.0+)
- 32 coloring pages of boats
- 32 fun colors to use
- Coloring for any age
- Adjustable eraser
- Adjustable pen size
- Save your drawing to photo library
- Easy to use, no complex drawing tools, just fun coloring.
Save Your Best Drawings
- One click save to photo library
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This app is designed for both iPhone and iPad
- $1.99
- Category: Education
- Released: Sep 14, 2011
- Version: 1.0
- Size: 1.0 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: brian nelson
- © iEducationApps.com
Compatibility: Requires iOS 4.0.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.


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Applicants must apply online to the East Carolina University Graduate School.
Application deadlines
The minimum admission requirements for the program are:
Note: Meeting the minimum admission requirements does not guarantee acceptance into the HIIM degree program.
It is expected that students who enter the MS HIIM will have completed an undergraduate degree in a health sciences or computer and information sciences related field, with at least one programming course (JAVA is recommended) and at least one statistics course in the previous five years. If computer programming experience is needed, it is recommended that applicants take CSCI 2310/2311 Algorithmic Problem Solving and Programming Laboratory. This course is generally offered in the Spring Semester at East Carolina University.
COHE 6460, Classification Systems in Health Care is part of the curriculum for the RHIA option in the masters degree program and lists 3 specific undergraduate pre-requisite courses. They are: Medical Terminology for Health professionals; Anatomy and Physiology with lab; and a Pathophysiology or Human Diseases course that includes pharmacology.
These courses are not required as part of the admission requirements into the degree program. However, students cannot register for COHE 6460 without first providing evidence of having completed them with at least a C grade.
They can either be taken at a 4 year or a 2 year institution. Contact the program with any questions related to these pre-requisites.