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The "Prime Total Archery Challenge" is coming to Snow Bird Ski Resort, UT on July 11-13th and Devil's Head, WI and we want you there! The Total Archery Challenge has partnered with Prime bows by G5 to bring Snow Bird, Utah and Merrimac, Wisconsin the world's greatest out door 3D Shoot and Expo. We work hard to provide a fun, family friendly environment where everyone can enjoy the great sport of archery. It's like we always say "Life… It's Better with a Bow!"
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2006 Parker Buck Hunter F/S or trade
I have a 2006 L/H Parker Buck Hunter, 29" draw, 60-70 lbs. I've taken it out in the woods maybe four times, and to the range infrequently over the last two years.
It includes a three-pin lighted sight, drop-down rest, four-arrow bow quiver and an Allen carrying bag.
I will also throw in an unused set of mechanical broadheads and a release, as well as an assortment of aluminum arrows and field points if you want 'em.
I'd like to get $200 for it all, or would consider trading for a comparable pellet rifle (.22 or .177 cal preferred). May be open to negotiation, so make me an offer.
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text: Security researcher, master hacker, and one of the "Seven Horsemen of the Web Apocalypse", Dan Kaminsky, just announced his latest project, DanKam, an iPhone app that aids the color blind in distinguishing certain colors through the use of augmented reality. Kaminsky got the idea after seeing the latest Star Trek movie with a friend. After the movie his friend had mentioned that he was color blind. Dan had asked him what he thought of the green girl in the film and his friend replied "There was a green girl? I thought she was just tan!" This led Dan, who's also a bit of a graphics nerd, to develop this true reality augmenting app that has the potential to aid people with color blindness experience the world around them in a new and exciting way. [via Forbes]


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Did you experience Headaches during Pregnancy?
Well I was reading a few tips on when you have a headache during pregnancy. This link here http://www.pregnancy.com.au/pregnanc...regnancy.shtml will help you with your headaches and I thought that the tips were great. I actually have experienced headaches and sometimes they get so bad that they are actually migraines, but in order to get rid of them I wanted to try a natural way before taking medicine. These are some great tips and if you ever need any help I would read this.
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I am glad you liked this article. Headaches are a common discomfort in pregnancy and I wanted to ensure there was information on how to avoid them and natural strategies to help if a headache occurs.
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Yeah I still get them a little bit now, like when I get up in the morning, because I know I am up a few times since my son still gets up. I am still trying ot get him to sleep all through the night and not get up at all, but that is not happening. He is doing better with it since he is two going on three, but I don't know if it will change when the new baby gets here or not.
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Yes I've experienced having headaches during pregnancy. It was the worst, I had a hard time sleeping and relaxing. I didn't want to do anything during that time because it was just really painful and disturbing. I consulted my OB with that and offered me natural ways to ease it. Just like this article which offers excellent ways to manage your headache during pregnancy.
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The 18 year old has been playing golf since she was just a little girl. "I've been playing for like twelve years," says Katelyn. "It's something I picked up with my Dad and I just got a love for the game."
From a sport to play with Dad, to now an athletic scholarship with the Gamecocks, Katelyn has been recognized as one of the top junior players in the nation. And according to her, living in the Lowcountry, surrounded by beautiful golf courses, certainly helped. "There are so many great golf courses, and the professionals and staff out here, they really support junior golf and it makes it so much better. Charleston is my favorite place to play golf."
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Here's the clincher: ChunSoft's often-copied dungeon hack was never any good to begin with and the infusion of Pokemon characters and key concepts did little to alter its terrible state. The dungeon hack may tide Pokemon fans over until the real thing hits the DS but they are certain to be sorely disappointed.
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This game is merely a combination of the Mystery Dungeon and the Pokemon games. You can finish the whole storyline of the game in twenty hours, where the main challenge is to uncover the reasons for the mysterious metamorphosis of the main character (you, the player) into a Pokemon. Meanwhile while you're wondering what the heck is happening, joining the rescue team may not be such a bad idea.
The gameplay is as basic as they come: now that you're one of them, you have to explore dungeons together with other Pokemons – you take command of at least 4 Pokemon companions, doing all the typical stuff of both distant and close-up attacks, throwing rocks at enemies or (whatever iron scraps you can use), and collecting useful items lying around, which may include gold or ability-enhancing foodstuff, as you strive to hit upon the next stairway to the subsequent chamber of the dungeon. If you are familiar with the Mystery Dungeon games, this game is essentially of the same variety; the main difference is the presence of the Pokemons. Being one of the most familiar aspects to Pokemon players, the concept of elements is still effectively used; where various Pokemons are depicted in different elemental roles (depending on the type of Pokemon the opponent personifies), such as Water Pokemon against Fire Pokemon, for example; or dark Pokemons against the psychic types.
The addition of the Pokemons in the game serves as a diversion to the old concept of the game. However, this add-on is only able to put in a little friendly atmosphere; and sadly, that's all it does. The game is a recycled concept. There are loopholes everywhere in the game, from the not so aggressive wild Pokemons to the overly anticipating opponents that is very hard to understand because of its quirky approach.
To make it worse, the creators failed to make any significant production facelift in terms of graphics and audio used in the game. The game lacks the identity for which Nintendo DS games are recognized. Sadly, the game's quality falls as a mediocre replication between the Game Boy Advance and Game Boy Color. Although the tiny surface-world village, which is mainly used as a resting station by the Pokemons, has abundant colors complete with startling water animation and misty effects; the dungeons in contrast, are monotonously repetitive with recurring tile sets that scarcely have any color at all. The variety of tunes used might be upbeat, but the thing is they relentlessly loop I just feel like shutting the whole audio up. The sound effects and Pokemon cries don't improve my disposition any better. They have this static, fuzzy buzz that gives the impression they are just ripped from the original – it simply drives me crazy!
The integration of Pokemon features has regrettably failed to correct the weaknesses that have always been long-time issues with the original dungeon hack. With an overly rudimentary design, the entire game can turn outdated so quickly. Previous dungeon hacks have the same repetitious and archaic qualities but Pokemon Dungeon Blue is the mother of all lame reiterations. After playing the game – if you decide to finish it – you can't help but feel short-changed; that's precisely how I look at it. Here's a sensible advice for fellow Pokemon fans…skip this one.
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BackTrack 5 R3 is set up on a virtual machine.
Apache started.
I also downloaded SET(social-engineer toolkit).
First of all, I deactivated all av in the machines in my LAN to perform the test. All of them are running on Windows 7.
1)I launched the first pen-test with the autopwn exploit. It didn't work at all.
2)I set up on SET an attack based on Java. It didn't work at all.
3)I set up a java signed applet on msfconsole. It didn't work at all.
1. it keeps sending data to the victim repeatedly. No shell is returned.
2. It shows up java dialog box repeatedly. I(as victim) click on accept and run. And again it shows up java dialog box. I click on accept and run and the same thing happens again. No shell is returned to my BackTrack on virtual machine.
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This really isn't Backtrack related, you should check with the guys at aircrack-ng maybe they can help you more.
So I start up the aireplay, and the data starts streaming to 100,000. Then I start aircrack, and it says I only have 441 ivs?! also when aireplay starts running the incription turns from WEP to WPA2?! Help please!
ps. I'm cracking my own system for testing, and I set it to WEP, so I dont know why it turns to WPA2
pss. ALso when it changes to WPA2 if I open a new shell and look at the networks mine is still WEP, not WPA2 but the first shell still says it is.
This really isn't Backtrack related, you should check with the guys at aircrack-ng maybe they can help you more.
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You don't mean beacons ?Code:So I start up the aireplay, and the data starts streaming to 100,000
No the I waited till the data actually got up to 100,000 the beacons were way higher.
Once had 200.000 data packets in 3 minutes.
Once had leave backtrack on for almost an hour or more to collect 80.000 data packets, which is enough also, may be you should wait a little longer.
No, I waited for like 3 more hours after to try agian. It still said I only had 450 ivs, by then I had 3,000,000 data packets.
If you are just using the ARP replay attack, try using the chop-chop and fragmentation attacks.
it could be possible that you have done it wrong this is how i crack wep
1)airmon-ng stop wlan0 (your interface may be diffrent mine is wlan0)
2)ifconfig wlan0 down
3)macchanger --mac 00:11:22:33:44:55 wlan0
4)airmon-ng start wlan0
5)airodump-ng wlan0
6)airodump-ng -c (channel) -w (file name) --BSSID (BSSID) wlan0
7)aireplay-ng -1 0 -a (BSSID) -h 00:11:22:33:44:55 wlan0
8)aireplay-ng -3 -b (bssid) -h 00:11:22:33:44:55 wlan0
9)aircrack-ng -b (BSSID) (filename-01.cap)
you dont have to wait till you hit about 50-100k data packet mark you can start cracking anytime however if you dont crack the wep key dont stop all the konsole terminals let it keep running ( airodump/aireplay) but still use the same (filename-01.cap) when you attempt to aircrack so you dont lose the ivs you gathered


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Beautiful, clean, and well appointed new hotel. Staff is great And it is right in the beach. It is a little confusing to get to if you are driving. Parking is at Hotel Asteria, with a walk to get to this hotel. You can drive to the luggage drop off via the beech front road, but we had a little trouble getting this explanation from the staff.
It was open. It hasn't been updated since the Soviet era. The room wasn't particularly clean. The bathroom was atrocious. The amenities left us wanting. I wouldn't stay here again.
Location Why do they take the passports at check in?
The biggest attractions about the hotel were the fact that it is right beside a nice beach, the location to Cavtat (10 mins walk) and the taxi boat directly beside the hotel to bring you to Dubrovnik. It is a very big hotel and primarily caters for families and people of an older age.
The location is wonderful, the atmosphere very friendly, the visitors nice and cultural. The nature around is fantastic, the sea ideal. A lot of good restorants around. The level of computer and comunicasional services is very low.
we found close to cavtat and good restaurants and also transport to other areas.
The setting and location of the hotel is idyllic however the hotel staff and services were far from idyllic. The total lack of basic customer service and hospitality permeated the hotel. The bar staff were more interested in clearing the shelves and getting home than providing a bar service to guests. The reception staff were not interested in customer concerns and had a real 'we know it all' attitude'. The policy of retaining passports for 24 hours is incomprehensible and inconsistent with the policies of other hotels in the cavtat area. The access to the hotel in the evenings from the beach area is not well lit and poses potential health and safety risks to guests.
The reseption lady was rude.
Location was very good only 6 minutes from the airport
The apartment is an excellent location, only 5 minutes from the airport and 10 minutes walk to the centre of Cavtat. The owner took us to the airport the next day at no extra charge. A little bit of aircraft noise but nothing that really bothered us
Friendliness of the owner and his help in arranging transport and allowing bag storage. No
Was very nice breakfast. Very good owner and his family!
bad coffee during breakfast!
The owners were very welcoming and helpful, the room was big and had a fridge, free WIFI and a balcony, all of which are important to us. It was a 10-15 min walk to the lovely waterfront and town centre and the property is only a 10 minute drive to the airport. We had a very early departure so didn't experience breakfast but it was a good place to rest up before a flight. There was a supermarket close by too (2 min walk) which was very handy. Would recommmend this guest house to anyone and thought it was excellent value for money. No
Very helpful staff. Spacious apartment perfectly suitable for self catering.
It was close to the bus stop to get to Dubrovnik. Our room was not particularly clean on arrival and was not cleaned in the 3 days we stayed there - even the bins were not emptied. The room where we had beakfast looked like the front part of a shop and had no windows, just pull down shutters. There was building work going on in the next room too. It was the most unwelcoming dining room imaginable! Also, in the description of the hotel it said it was in a quiet part of town. It is actually right on the main road into Cavtat and was very noisy. It is acout a 10 minute walk into the main town and coming back it is all up a very steep hill!
Some of the available facilities: internet, access to a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning. Position closed to dbv Airport, thus being the main reason for us to book. Our room (no.1) was very noisy, facing the main road to Cavtat (vs." beautifully set in quiet and relaxing lush surroundings"); very small and without chairs, desk, space for luggage, etc (vs. "offering completely furnished and equipped rooms"), outdated bathroom (vs. pictures on the booking.com); breakfast not included in rate (vs. "Start your day with a good complimentary breakfast"), in short....deceiving!!! (Quotes are from booking.com)
The owners were very helpfull and also provide a lift back to the airport. The dining room was a converted garage without windows, just metal shutters and an up and over door. Cleanliness of the rooms could certainly be improved.
clean room, location good, Quiet, supermarket nearby, lovely views We thought pickup/drop off service to/from airport was a bit over priced at 100 kuna each way and journey is only about 10mins.Quite a steep hill walk from cavtat. The site gives the impression that there is direct access to a washing machine, however this not the case. there is a laundry service if you want at a price.
The relaxed environment, the good location, the free internet connection, and the opportunity to meet other people, as the kitchen was shared.
We had a fresh, airy room with balcony overlooking the Cavtat bay -- could see lights of Dubrovnik. The Villa is et up for long stays with kitchen, lots of cooking space, pots and pans, dishes; Also refrigerator with bins for each room. Five-minute walk downhill to Cavtat. Easy, cheap access to Dubrovnik by bus with stop across the street. Also will pick up/drop off at airport. English spoken well Need to put soap/shampoo dish in shower.
great location, helpful owners, relaxed atmosphere, good room with nice view, and Spacious Kitchen facilities.
Service and friendlyness of staff
Its position at the top of hill outside Cavtat centre.The use of communal kitchen. the fact it was cheaper to book direct, 15% added thro Agents
It was very friendly staff
Possibility to make meals by myself. The nice view from the balcony of room. Internet possibilities. We had not any broom for cleaning the room, but staying with children this possibility is very necessary
Villa Radovic is near the main road towards Cavtat; even though there is not much traffic noise, since the house is located slightly below the road (on a slope which offers a woderful overlooking of the old town). The city is a 7 minutes downhill walk. The house is very clean (cleaned daily); furnishings is plain but adequate. The owners are very nice, helpful, and decent. I highly recommend it!
Very friendly staff, close to a very nice beach and not far from Dubrovnik. Not easy to find and to reach
Very helpful staff. Easy access to Split by bus.
The hotel staff was very friendly and helpful. The place was quiet and very pictoresque.
Very friendly host family. Mlini has one of the nicest beaches arround Dubrovnik (300 m from hotel) and its not far from the Tourist Hot Spot Dubrovnik, but luckely far enough to stay quite in a very helpful and friendly familiy pension. Almost all languages spoken in the family... Problem with the few stairs? ask the family, they will help you with your baggage. The furniture it is a bit old fashioned, but hey, you just sleep there, so it's quite ok.
A quite picturesque place. Awesome views. Convenient location to local bus connections and day excursions. Transfers to bus and airport easily arranged at a price, money well spent as could be a little difficult to find on you own and the family were flexible for pickups/drop offs. Yes the steps are steep but totally worth it. Loved our 13 day stay. Hosts fluent in several languages. The hot water sometimes took a little while to reach our floor.
The staff were extremely helpful in all aspects of our stay and the transfer to the airpot was excellent. The room was on the ground floor and quite dark. The windows also need mosquito covers on them as our bathroom was filled with flies when we first got to the room and we had to ask reception for some Raid so we could kill them. We then had to keep all the windows shut,
Friendliness of staff, and being picked up from airport.
Everything seemed to have been done with TLC and the staff in particular the husband and wife managers and Ivana, were particulary friendly, helpful and accommodating.
All the above
it is very near of the airport.
Friendly staff. Very nice breakfast especially as there was only my husband and self staying at the hotel. Free use of internet. Very small garden area to relax or sunbathe. Hotels in the area offered greater facilities including a evening meal for little more than the cost of bed and breakfast at this small hotel. The small plunge pool had been drained which didnt matter to us as it was late October and not warm enough. Hower could be in the peak season. Some of the towels were very worn.
Staff were very friendly and the views were stunning, having breakfast amongst the fruit trees was lovely. Very handy location and airport shuttle was very convenient.
Friendly and helpful staff. Good central location, though up a steep hill from Cavtat, bus stop outside if find hill a problem. Lovely views of sea and mountains. Quiet location, some aircraft noise but not a problem. Lovely breakfast.
nice location good breakfast
friendliness lack of facilities
Everything about this hotel is what one would hope for. Extremely helpful and friendly staff and management. I would highly recommend it.
Restraunt staff went out of their way to impress, were able to settle the bill the night before and organise airport taxi, they included a take away breakfast as we were leaving, well above and beyond expected! The double superior room was 2 beds pushed together and a wodden frame seperating my partner and I. However they did say that they did have propper double beds available if we had asked.
We loved the city of Cavtat, it has a kind of old fashioned charm and so has the hotel. excellent breakfast as well. the only thing we missed was a (private) balcony. parking was rather expensive
the very friendly staff and we got what we asked for. sea view with balcony
Absolutely fabulous friendly and helpful staff. You could not wish for a better location in the town, its within walking distance to everywhere. I would highly recommend this hotel.
Having stayed 3 nights, we thoroughly enjoyed the hotel and it's location. The family made us feel very welcome and went out of their way to help us. Food was good, breakfast was filling and covered all our tastes. Rooms were great; the air conditioning worked well and our kids had lovely private balconies attached to their rooms. Five minutes easy walk to the beach for great snorkelling, diving and jumping from rocks and crystal clear water. Within one minute of the hotel entrance was the mini-market, post office, pharmacy and ATM. Fantastic sunset walk and several other beaches if you got bored. Everyone spoke English whilst we had problems getting the hang of the very basic words in Croatian. We would love to go back again. Great beds. It didn't bother us but there stairs and no lift so not for those who find stairs difficult. There was a very low level noise that we could hear one morning when we'd woken up to leave but it hadn't disturbed us or woken us up before and our room was right at the front on the first floor.
Very clean and superb location. The staff were very friendly and couldn't do enough for us. Food in restaurant is excellent - best in Cavtat
one of the best hotel I´v stayed at(and I travel all over Europe 150 days/year)perfect service from the hotel staff,very comfortable room,excellent breakfast and very well located in the beautiful town Cavtat-HR
Extremely clean and comfortable At night noise level very high
The location of this hotel is perfect in Cavtat, close to beach and all the restaurants without having to walk up and down hills. Breakfast is excellent value.
excellent hotel, nice staff, to make cosmetic repairs Room
Location was excellent at sea front. We booked a sea view room and this was not available when we arrived. Very unhappy about this
View over the harbour, quiet location, helpful and friendly staff, breakfast on the terrace
Excellent location, quiet, comfortable and clean. Friendly staff.
the wine minty
helpful staff, excellent position, clean decor a bit old looking and dull
Nice veranda for breakfast, Helpful staff The sea view room we booked was full but we were given garden room at a cheaper price. It worked out better for us because we saved money and we were hardly in the room.
the attitude of the staff poor quality fruit and juice at breakfast
It's proximity to the waterfront in Cavtat. No
This hotel is by the sea, very nice scenery very steep steps down to beach, would not suit elderly
the pool and the hotel room
the pool, and the beach the price is not responding of the quality, there is no air-condition, poor breakfast, they charging for umbrella and chair on the pool
staff friendly room clean and nice
Everything. The staff very nice, the great location, the seaview, the calm, the swimming pool and the french speaking receptionist. Very good.
The grounds, pool and beaches were excellent. We enjoyed the food in the taverna. Air conditioning in the rooms would have been preferable.
Big clean room, nice view. No air conditioning, not enough kitchen appliances (no coffe filter, no microwave, no Teflon cooking pan)
close to the airport rooms were too hot need air conditioning added. Swimming pool was dirty.
the views from the balcony were astounding + their private beach was very clean it's a long walk uphill to reach public transport
No airconditioning and expensive for one night


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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College Men's Basketball team won the 2010 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference tournament on March 7th, defeating top-seed Catawba College, 93-92, behind the last-second layup by sophomore guard Jermichael Tanner.
Several newspaper and television stations were on the scene and were able to do reports and stories and the links to see what was written about the Tornados journey through the SAC Tournament are posted below:
Thursday, March 11
Tornados get a nice sendoff from the fans
Tuesday, March 9th
Hendersonville Times-News, by Times-News Staff Writer Dean Hensley:
After thrilling win, Tornados gear up for No. 1 Jaguars
Asheville Citizen-Times, by senior writer Keith Jarrett:
Tornados savoring good times
Monday, March 8th
Brevard wins first SAC Tournament
Asheville Citizen-Times, by senior writer Keith Jarrett:
Brevard men win SAC tourny title
Hendersonville Times-News, by Times-News correspondent David Phillips:
Former Polk Standout Tanner lifts BC to tourney title


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Walmart to stop
selling Kindles
Walmart is phasing out the sale of Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet and Kindle e-readers, the second big retailer to do so in the past six months. Amazon has been selling the low-priced tablets at little profit to boost digital book and music sales. But that makes it less attractive for retailers to sell Kindles.
Exxon to expands
N. Dakota assets
Exxon Mobil will spend $1.6 billion to boost its holdings in the massive Bakken oil field in North Dakota and Montana. The company said it will acquire 196,000 acres held by Denbury Resources Inc., boosting its holdings in the region to almost 600,000 acres. Bakken production has soared in recent years, recently passing 600,000 barrels per day, or about 10 percent of U.S. production.
Starbucks to enter
single-serve market
Starbucks Corp. is about to turn up the heat on the single-serve coffee market. The company says it will start selling its new single-serve brewer online this week for $199. The arrival of the Verismo, which was announced earlier this year, comes amid intensifying competition in the piping hot market for single-serve brewers and the coffee pods they use.
Samsung targets
Apple's iPhone 5
Samsung Electronics says it plans to add the iPhone 5, set to be released Friday, to the list of Apple devices that it claims infringes its patents in a California court case. A federal court jury in San Jose, Calif., ruled a month ago that Samsung's patent claims against earlier iPhones were baseless. Samsung is set to appeal.
Google to beat
out Facebook
Google is expected to surpass Facebook in display advertising revenue this year, beating all other competitors with a 15.4 percent share of the U.S. market. The research firm EMarketer said it expects Google Inc. to generate $2.31 billion in revenue from online display ads. It predicts Facebook Inc. will hold 14.4 percent of the market this year with $2.16 billion in revenue.
Trulia shares
soar in debut
Shares of Trulia jumped 41 percent in their first day of trading on the NYSE. Underwritten at $17 each, Trulia shares closed at $24. The company, which raised $102 million in its IPO, operates a real estate website that helps people research home listings and neighborhoods. While its revenue is growing, Trulia lost $7.6 million in the first six months of 2012.
Bank of America
to speed job cuts
A report in The Wall Street Journal said Bank of America is accelerating a cost-cutting plan and aims to slash 16,000 jobs by the end of the year. The bank previously announced plans to cut 30,000 jobs. The paper cited a document given to top management at the bank. It said the cuts will mean fewer branches and a smaller mortgage operation. A bank spokesman declined comment.


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My 5yr old son just got a DTaP vaccine yesterday. He complained about leg pain since then, but it didn't look too bad. While getting him ready for bed tonight, I saw him before he put his PJ's on. His whole upper thigh is swollen, red, hot to the touch, and sore.
None of my other kids have ever had reactions like this. He's had I think 3 other doses of DTaP before and never reacted like this.
Have any of you seen a reaction like this in any of your kids from a vaccine?
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PHOTO: Justin Bieber goes to Cuba, smokes Cuban cigar
Justin Bieber was in Cuba yesterday.
The pop star, who went snowboarding and to a strip club in the days following a police raid on his house, has now surfaced on the island nation, puffing one of its famed cigars.
"I'm in Cuba I love Cubans," wrote Bieber on Instagram late on Tuesday, accompanied by a photo of him enjoying a smoke (see below).
He later enjoyed the sunrise (see below).
We already know he loves the moon.
Thumbnail Source: Getty Images
Original article: http://www.elvisduran.com/articles/trending-104650/photo-justin-bieber-goes-to-cuba-11995107/


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News Analysis By Ezra Klein The Washington Post
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act — better known as "Obamacare" — is winning.
From March 23, 2010, the day it was signed into law, to November 6, 2012, the day President Barack Obama won re-election, the law's survival was continuously in doubt. House Republicans voted to repeal it more than 30 times. Conservative judges voted to invalidate it. Every Republican presidential candidate promised to get rid of it. But the law endured. It now seems certain to be fully implemented in 2014, as planned. And Republicans are making their peace with it.
On Wednesday, Florida's Rick Scott became the seventh Republican governor to accept Obamacare's Medicaid expansion. His reversal was particularly important because Scott, a tea party-backed former hospital executive who won election in 2010 in large part due to his opposition to Obamacare, had sworn to reject the Medicaid dollars. In conducting a complete about-face, he created a template for other Republican governors who excitedly said no to the money before the election to reevaluate in light of Obama's win.
"It doesn't matter what I believe," Scott told reporters. "The Supreme Court made its decision. We had an election in the fall, and the public made their decision. Now the president's health-care law is the law."
After a long fight, that last sentence — "the president's health-care law is the law" — is becoming increasingly accepted on the right. Shortly after the election, House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, called the health-care reform act "the law of the land." And in a Reuters story, Avik Roy and Doug Holtz-Eakin, two of the right's more influential and enthusiastic advocates of repeal, are counseling Republicans to accept that Obamacare has "become politically impossible to repeal," and to instead focus their efforts on using it as a platform for "a comprehensive, market-oriented health-care agenda."
That's Scott's new theory, too. In return for accepting the Medicaid expansion, Scott got approval for a Medicaid experiment in his state that would privatize some of the program in the hopes of cutting costs.
This is the conversation the Obama administration has long wanted to have. As Slate business and economics columnist Matt Yglesias notes, in 2009, the White House was desperate for "a bipartisan bill that a dozen or more Senate Republicans would vote for." That would have meant making deals with Republicans that would have moved the bill to the right. But it also would've meant getting Republican sign-off for, and help on, the law itself.
They didn't get that in 2009, but Republicans are beginning to come around in 2013. The health-care law goes into effect next year, and implementation is sure to be rocky – all the more so because so many states have left the bulk of the work up to the federal government. But so long as Obamacare is accepted as the law of the land, and repeal is dismissed by most Republicans as little more than a pleasant fantasy, then a constructive process can begin in which Republicans seize on problems with the law as an opportunity to reform the reforms – and through that process, begin to buy into the new system. That's how the fight over Obamacare ends, and the work of health-care reform continues.
Klein is a columnist at the Washington Post. His work focuses on domestic and economic policymaking, as well as the political system.


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Someone has put episodes 1-48 on Vimeo in great quality (English dubbed) if anyone is interested in seeing if it's for them (just make sure for watch 'Naruto' before 'Naruto: Shippuden' which is effectively a sequel series).
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Hi all I am using Twitter's Bootstrap framework, I have a gap that is showing on the left side of my container. However, my footer is not affected by it. Does anyone know why I have he gap and how to get rid of it? Here's a screenshot of what I am talking about (see attached). Also, I have a live preview of my site here so you can view the code.
Any ideas? Thanks!
See if this helps....
bootstrap.css (line 266)
.row {
margin-left: -20px; /* delete me */
bootstrap.css (line 288)
.container, .navbar-static-top .container, .navbar-fixed-top .container, .navbar-fixed-bottom .container {
width: 960px; /* changed from 940px */
You need to apply the background color to the elements with the class="row". It has to do with the negative left margin on the elements with the class="row" to correct for the left margin on the first class="span*" element in the row. Take the background color off the div.container and put it on the header.row and section.row elements.
Thank you both! That fixes it.
Alright guys...another question...
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Notice that each of the 3 sections at the bottom area (above footer) has a left margin of 20px. Unfortunately, this does not give any margin to the section on the right ...it has text flush to the edge. See attached screenshot for what I'm trying to explain.
So, in this grid system, what do most people do in this situation?
You can narrow the width of the columns a tad. That will effectively yield a 15px right margin.
bootstrap.css (line 327)
.span4 {
width:295px; /* changed from 300px */
There are other methods, too.
I have no idea. I do not use a grid system nor other framework. Too hard.
Without hacking the core bootstrap files your best bet is to add some right padding to any element inside of an element with the class="span*". In the case of the Our location text .span4 p { padding-right: 10px; }
Hacking core files?
Adding padding right as suggested would visually increase the space between the 3 columns by the same amount that is added to the right edge and is probably not desirable in this case. If only the right-most column (Our Location) is targeted, it would work, however the column would appear to be a bit narrower than the others.
Thanks guys. Check out this core bootstrap template: http://twitter.github.io/bootstrap/examples/carousel.html
They have a section under the banner just like I do. I looked at their code and they have a:
.marketing .span4 p {
margin-left: 10px;
margin-right: 10px;
This is what I need to do, but if I apply it to my code I still have to deal with the default
 margin-left of 20px.
I've kept my custom.css file generally small, so about 99% of what you see on my live site thus far is core Bootstrap.
Does narrowing the width of the columns <span4> as ronpat says affect the responsive-ness of the rest of the site when it goes through various media queries? I'm afraid of modifying such a core rule of the code.
Edit: I don't know if this is a good solution, but I added a custom media querie as:
@media (min-width: 1200px) {
.span4 {
margin-left: 25px;
Of course, I'd have to probably adjust all the other breakpoints.
Is this a viable solution?
Yeah, I think that works. Yes, you will need adjust at the other breakpoints. As a side note, if you are not tied to Bootstrap I would checkout Foundation. It works a lot better for websites than Bootstrap in my opinion. Bootstrap is better suited for web apps.
That's interesting and I may be willing to make the jump before I get too deep into BS. The one reason why I chose BS over F4 is because BS is widely used in the corporate world, especially the federal government here in the US, so I figured it would be a good skill to have (I currently mostly do design work for the Gov). However, all the frameworks are pretty similar, so it shouldn't be too difficult to make the jump. The other big issue I had with F4 is that it doesn't work for IE7 and more than half of my users still use IE8, so that's a huge audience to leave behind. Although, I'm going to read up more about the IE8 grid support section on F4's support page.
Update: I've been looking over some of the chatter on F4's IE8 support page and it seems you have to go through some hoops to get IE8 working just right: https://gist.github.com/zurbchris/5068210
I think I'd rather make the minor media querie adjustments to BS's css rather than having to deal with F4's IE8 hacks. Furthermore, BSv3 is just around the corner.
Foundation 4 is a pretty forward looking framework. I have stopped supporting IE7 altogether unless specifically requested. However, F4 does have limited support for IE8. There are some polyfills you can use to compensate. Bootstrap is not a bad framework by any means I just find Foundation, even version 3, to be a little more malleable for custom website designs.


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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by TheKey, Jan 13, 2013.
It hasn't in Seattle. They've been the loudest fans through good and bad.
Some good ideas have already been brought up. I don't think we need to get the ideas to the club though. The problem, we all agree, is the management and administration of the club. Why put a corporate committee in charge of this? I love the old games club. This needs to stay with the fans. The fans, and by the looks of this thread maybe it is only five of us, need to put in an effort to change to gameday situation. If it is something as lame as passing out flyers with the facts that our gameday atmosphere sucks and some SUGGESTED "traditions" to help to start to change that, I'm all in. Otherwise we all sit around and wait for the winning to happen with the hopes that things will change when/if we win? Good luck with that. I'll be at the games trying to make a difference.
Exactly. And not to bring soccer into this, but their MLS team is also deafening loud. It's an attitude. The fans in their stadium won't put up with people not being loud, and it's time we don't either.
I would like to make two other suggestions.
First, I would like to see Toby Keith's "Should've been a Cowboy" played after wins, and the fans stick around to sing it. Maybe the lyrics on the screen could help at first.
Secondly, some of us go to the games on a regular basis already. I propose that we form a Cowboyszone Gameday Crew. What this entails is a group of us who meet before the game, engage some of the fans, try to get everyone going. Maybe do a tailgate or meet at a restaurant before, pass out some flyers to the other fans with important game notes, points of interest, our new traditions and reminders to shut up when we have the ball and maybe a team roster.
After the pregame, on a rotating basis, we keep our CZGC in the same part of the standing room only area every game. This is where the energy and passions (and traditions) of the group will spread fastest. Soon I believe the rest of the standing room onlys will join in, and it will become very loud and consistent each week.
So, I volunteer to give up my seat and join the standing room crowd if we can get a large enough CZ crew to join in with me.
At least they have 6 playoff wins in the last 7 years. Not sure how loud they were in the 90's when they sucked (I truly don't remember).
I for one commend your efforts.....it is time for the fans to put in some effort (support wise)..
Cheap beer will help the atmosphere.
I wish there were places with intimidating atmospheres similar to that seen in soccer.
They are loud win or lose. Their fans are simply more passionate than ours are and I don't really think it is debatable. Look at the Browns and the old Dawg Pound too, and they were never great. There are no excuses. We can pack the most fans into our house and we have the biggest fanbase in the world. It isn't about winning or losing. It is about emotion.
we could start the chant Jerry Jerry Jerry after every big play, good or bad!
Wish I could be there with you guys.
If someone wants to put me on face time on their iPhone during 3rd downs I'll do my best, lol.
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I know winning brings loudness but it should always be loud. The way I see it, there are 2 things I've noticed
1) New stadium--Its an art studio hosting a football game. The times I've been I've gotten out of my seat and turned around and you are in a club or lounge and there is a bar and nice surroundings...you are watching a big screen. Its like being in the comfort of a bar/being at home but taking in a live game. Just hard to get the noise they want.
2) Fans over the years--I never found our fans as being too loud. In fact I always thought the old stadium was a little cheesy too. Always blasted "dudududdunah..charge" type sound effects and the old music. Just never seemed condusive even in the winning times you never saw teams having trouble calling plays, etc. I've been a fan since the 70s and we just never have seemed blue collar or loud. Look at that Patriots game last night. Not sure what their rep is but there were people on their feet from the go yelling while they were on defense. I don't see that with us. More wine and cheese than beer, sloppy and loud.
You'll be glad to know I was loud as **** when i bought those tickets from you.
Seriously though, this thread is important. Let's have a plan together by next season. If only the fans inside the stadium were EXACTLY LIKE the guys I tailgate with in Rangers Lot A. *sigh
I've only been to the stadium once and had a great time, but there was one thing that bothered me. Half the stadium was closed off to the real fans. The whole thing was huge and I didnt have a whole lot of time to check it out, but the loud areas seemed to be the two endzones. The reserved croud seemed to be in the areas I couldnt get to. I'm guessing the 50 yard line back to the 20 or so is for the "privileged"? or so expensive the real fan cant afford? \
I dont know, I just think the setup is not condusive to a loud stadium. I do know, it was irritating that I couldnt get all around the stadium.
Exactly. The stadium is divided by income. I've sat in club seats before. Most people in our section didn't even have jerseys on. It was the worst time I've had at a game there, despite sitting in $900 seats.
We are going to start in the standing room only section. Same spot, every week. 10-12 of us would be ideal. We will be coordinated, recognizable and loud. No more comments about how bad the stadium sucks, we know this already. I want some comments about who is ready to join me and some more ideas about how we will coordinate.


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Newly released dash-camera video from the night 51-year-old Derryl Drayton was shot is providing more information about what happened that Saturday night.
Members of Drayton's family are claiming that he was not violent that night, and that he was unarmed. According to Charleston County Sheriff, Al Cannon, Drayton was armed and threatened to hurt himself.
The dash-camera video paints a tense scene that seems to support what Cannon discussed Monday.
"Don't do it. Don't do it. You don't want to do that," a female Deputy screamed at Drayton.
"Yes I do," Drayton said back.
A few seconds later, the sound of Tasers could be heard in the video. Deputies fired multiple Tasers at Drayton, but they either malfunctioned or just failed to stop Drayton, according to Cannon. Soon after he was tased, Drayton could be seen running away from Deputies towards a field, where he jumped a fence. The situation quickly escalated.
"Drop the knife," a deputy said.
Deputies then opened fire, killing Drayton. Deputies could be heard saying, "good job, good job" shortly after the shooting.
While members of Drayton's family told News 2 he was unarmed, the video shows that Drayton did, in fact, have a weapon.
"Where's the knife," a Deputy said.
"He threw it at me," another was heard saying.
Cannon said the wound the Deputy received was a puncture wound that did not require stitches.
This is not Drayton's first run-in with authorities. Back in 2005, Drayton was arrested for resisting arrest after he allegedly assaulted two officers. Drayton also served time in prison for 3rd degree arson, according to his background check obtained by News 2.
On Wednesday, the NAACP will hold a press conference to discuss Drayton's shootings and what they are calling a, "troubling wave" of police violence in the area.
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division is investigating this incident. The two deputies who fired shots at Drayton have been placed on administrative leave, per protocol.
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Most Orlando locals look at the theme parks like an unruly neighbour: it's big and loud, but it keeps a nice lawn. Central Florida's many theme parks can become overpowering for even the most enthusiastic visitor, and that's when an excursion into the "other" Orlando—the one the locals know and love—is in order.
There are so many day trips. If the outdoors is your thing, you can swim or canoe at Wekiwa Springs State Park or one of the area's many other sparkling springs, where the water remains a refreshing 72°F no matter how hot the day. Alternatively, you can hike, horseback ride, canoe, and camp in the Ocala National Forest.
If museums are your thing, charming Winter Park has the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum with its huge collection of Tiffany glass, and the Cornell Fine Arts Museum on the oak-tree-covered Rollins College campus. While in Winter Park, you can indulge in some high-end shopping or dining on Park Avenue or take a leisurely boat tour of the lakefront homes.
Got kids to educate and entertain? Check out WonderWorks or the Orlando Science Center, where you can view live gators and turtles. Even more live gators (some as long as 14 feet) can be viewed or fed (or even eaten) at Gatorland, just south of Orlando.
Do the kids prefer rockets and astronauts? Don't miss a day trip to Kennedy Space Centre, where you can tour a rocket forest, sit in a space capsule, or climb aboard a shuttle.
Kissimmee is a 19th-century cattle town south of Orlando that proudly hangs on to its roots with a twice-yearly rodeo where real cowboys ride bulls and rope cattle. The town sits on Lake Tohopekaliga, a favorite spot for airboat rides or fishing trips.
Orlando is a diverse town. The downtown area, though small, is dynamic, thanks to an ever-changing skyline, high-rises, sports venues, museums, restaurants, nightspots, and several annual cultural events—including two film festivals and a world-renowned theatre fest. Downtown also has a central green, Lake Eola Park, which offers a respite from otherwise frantic touring.
Neighborhoods such as Thornton Park (great for dining) and College Park (great antiques shopping along Lake Ivanhoe) are fun to wander. Not too far to the north, you can come in contact with natural Florida—its manatees, gators, and crystal-clear waters in spring-fed lakes.
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The Fault in Our Stars tells of the inspiring love that develops between Hazel and Gus, two cancer patients in their teens.
Hazel has been sick since she was a young child. She has learned to live with her circumstances – a life that revolves around her loving and dedicated parents, a life defined by a dependency on an oxygen tank which she has to bring with her all over the place.
She is hesitant to enter into a relationship with Gus – considering her uncertain future. Gus, however, with his strong love for life and what it offers, is able to knock down her reservations.
The relationship between Gus and Hazel grows despite obvious deterrents. One significant experience which provides them the occasion to get to know each other more deeply is the opportunity to meet with Peter Van Houten, the author of Hazel's favourite book, an Imperial Affection.
The meeting turns out to be a disaster – from a certain point of view. The author turns out to be obnoxious – too caught up in his own pains, unable to respond to the two teenagers need for answers regarding the book he has written. But the occasion also allows Hazel and Gus to grow in their knowledge of and love for each other.
This love is tested to its limits. Gus finds out that his days are short-lived; his cancer has revisited – and this time, things are really bad. Hazel and Gus try to make the best of their situation, enjoying each other's company, bolstering up each other's morale, grappling with Gus' physical pains.
When Gus finally dies, Hazel finds out that he has left her a letter – a letter which he has asked Peter to go over and rewrite for him. Peter attends Gus funeral – still his old insufferable self. Hazel gains insight into why Peter is the way he is.
Hazel reads Gus letter – in its original form. Peter has apparently found it best to leave it as is. And she realizes that, in spite of losing Gus, she is pleased that she has taken the risk and chosen to allow him into her life.
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Al-Anon Faces Alcoholism is the annual public outreach magazine of Al-Anon Family Groups. Al-Anon members distribute it widely throughout their local communities, where people in need of the program can find it and learn how Al-Anon could help them.
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Sen. Michele Reagan – Chair of the Economic Development and Jobs Creation Committee, Arizona State Senate
Reagan was first elected to the House of Representatives in 2002, where she served for six years and was chair of the House Commerce Committee, the youngest female to hold the position. She is currently completing her second term in the Arizona Senate, where she is chair of the Economic Development and Jobs Creation Committee.
Surprising fact: "Despite being elected for over a decade, I am actually a very private person. And, I used to be terrified of public speaking and publicity."
Biggest challenge: "I used to want to please everyone, and in a political environment that is impossible. My new motto is. 'If everyone is happy with you, you aren't being very effective.'"
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In the next decade, librarians will be in short supply as retirements peak and the demographics simultaneously shift to a predominantly non-white population. As a response to this issue, the Hesburgh Libraries and the Kresge Law Library partnered to create diversity programming. Established in 2000, the flagship initiative is the Librarian-in-Residence Program, a desirable opportunity among academic library residencies.
During the 2001/2002 academic year, the Diversity Committee developed the idea of employing diverse local high school students as student assistants during the summer. The Summer Program was first implemented during the summer of 2002, partially funded by a grant from LLAMA, the Library Leaders, Administrators and Managers Association of the American Library Association (ALA). In its final form, the Summer Program provides employment to five area, college-bound students who are culturally or ethnically diverse. In their roles as student assistants in several departments within the university and law libraries, they were introduced to many aspects of academic librarianship.
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The Dodgers are losing free agents faster than they're picking them up at baseball's winter meetings.
Outfielder Shane Victorino signed a three-year contract worth a reported $39 million to join the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday. Early Wednesday, pitcher Randy Choate agreed to a three-year contract with the St. Louis Cardinals worth a reported $7.5 million, pending a physical Friday.
Later in the day Joe Blanton headed down the freeway to Anaheim, reportedly agreeing to a two-year, $15 million deal from the Angels with a club option for a third year.
While the Dodgers' inactivity has been perhaps more surprising, the Angels' activity was more revealing.
On the surface, signing Blanton all but puts them out of the running for Zack Greinke, amid reports that the Dodgers and Texas Rangers were the favorites in bidding for the free agent right-hander. Multiple reports have put Greinke's desired contract value at $160 million or more and the Angels aren't expected to bid that high.
Blanton joins a rotation that includes ace Jered Weaver, C.J. Wilson and Tommy Hanson, and possibly Garrett Richards and Jerome Williams.
Blanton, who turns 32 on Tuesday, went 10-13 with a 4.71 ERA in 31 starts - 21 for the Philadelphia Phillies, 10 for the Dodgers.
A flyball pitcher, Blanton is a sensible budget signing for the Angels, who have good speed in the outfield with Peter Bourjos and Mike Trout.
The Angels also signed left-handed reliever Sean Burnett to a two-year contract worth a reported $8 million and an option for a third year.
The 30-year-old veteran limited left-handers to a .211 batting average in 70 relief appearances last season.
While Victorino and Blanton weren't expected back, Dodgers general manager Ned Colletti wanted to re-sign Choate. The 36-year-old journeyman appeared in 36 (of a possible 64) games after arriving from Miami in the Hanley Ramirez trade. He allowed runs in five of those appearances but, as a specialist, was hung with a 4.05 ERA that didn't reflect his effectiveness.
Colletti said he was never close to striking a deal with Choate's camp.
"We inquired way back at the end of the season," Colletti said, "and their desire was a big raise and a three-year deal."
Colletti said he checked in with Greinke's agent for the second straight day, but would not say if a formal contract offer was proposed. With the winter meetings set to conclude today, the Dodgers did not appear to be close on any trade as of press time.
One potential issue gained some clarity Wednesday: None of the team's free-agent targets need convincing to play in Los Angeles, Colletti said. That's significant because two years ago the New York Yankees weren't convinced that Greinke, who has social anxiety disorder, would want to pitch for their large-market club.
"No, we're not off of anybody," Colletti said. "Because if we heard that, we wouldn't - we're not going to try and convince anybody that this is a great place."
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BT and Christian Burns are paralyzing fans with their new track "Paralyzed." The single, with contribution from Tritonal, has been teased around the around, but now fans will be able to own it on August 11th.
"Paralyzed" comes as a natural collaboration as BT and Christian have collaborated before on tracks like "Suddenly," "The Emergency," and more. Christian was also recently featured on Tiesto's latest album A Town Called Paradise on "Shimmer."
BT and Christian Burns' new single will be supported by a five-date North American Tour, as they make their way around the U.S. and Canada together.
"Paralyzed" will be released August 11th on Enhanced Music.
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"Fly for your life up to Ashlydyat, and see Mr. Godolphin," he breathed in his ear.
I have not been the same man these months, I think, since that happening in Godolphin Park.
Men seemed to have felt that in Godolphin's hands they were safe.
Louise pulled Maxwell convulsively to a halt, for the man was Godolphin.
That such an imagination should possess her, Godolphin had no means of knowing.
It must remain an episode, and Godolphin must take it or leave it.
Even then he did not look round, but he said, "Godolphin wants to play Atland."
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The hour in which Godolphin was to leave them now approached.
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Photo of the Day—"Skies Painted With Unnumbered Sparks":
Designed by artist Janet Echelman in collaboration with Google Data Arts Team creative director Aaron Koblin and engineered by Arup, the sculpture was created to inaugurate TED2014 in Vancouver.
Cool Spaces: "Great television about architecture is about as rare as great television about art," writes Mary Louise Schumacher, "which is to say it's been a very long time." She's talking about Cool Spaces, a new show by Stephen Chung, AIA. It's an architecture show that works like a travel show. ARCHITECT interviewed Chung last month; check the website later today for that Q&A. [Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel]
Bill Cunningham's New York: Bill Cunningham and Editta Sherman enjoy one of the most productive relationships in fashion. Sherman, a photographer, serves as muse and subject for Cunningham's "Façade" series, which sees the photographer shooting his model against some of New York's most distinctive architectural backdrops. Because it's Cunningham, it hardly feels staged. All 88 prints are on view at the New York Historical Society. [The Globe and Mailweaetxdyvaydzcwq]
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Number of the Day—7: That's the number of ecolabels Blaine Brownell, AIA, discusses in his latest post. Brownell tasked architecture graduate students in his Sustainable Building class at University of Minnesota's College of Design with creating a label that could be used on a variety of building products.
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A house featured on Modern Family is for sale. [The San Francisco Chronicle]
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Renderings of a newer LaGuardia Airport. [New York Post]
Fran Spielman architecture critic reviews the design for the lakefront path near Navy Pier. The city held a ground-breaking ceremony for the $60 million-project on Tuesday. [Chicago Sun-Times]
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Gene Kaufman, AIA, of Gwathmey Siegel Kaufman + Associates Architects has been named to the board of the Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale.
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Since the recent recession and ensuing credit crunch walloped American home buyers, demand for green homes has leveled off, according to a demographic expert who spoke at the 2010 ULI Fall Meeting in Washington, D.C.
Before the economic downturn, in 2006, interest in green housing was on the upswing with potential home buyers as were sustainable concepts such as walkable neighborhoods, urban living, and high-density communities. Consumers were willing to pay extra for some green features if they made their homes healthier—such as low-VOC paints--or provided a return on investment, such as energy-saving appliances or insulation.
Now, green has taken a back seat to consumer drivers like saving money, modest finishes, and smaller lots, according to Melina Duggal, senior principal with Washington, D.C.-based real estate research and consulting firm RCLCO. But the current mindset is only temporary, she said.
"All the information we have right now suggests that green is going to be a long-term trend once the economy recovers."
Duggal said her company also has noticed a trend toward greater density in detached homes, with average lot sizes shrinking from 0.5 acre in 1999 to as small as 0.25 acre now. "And we see nothing that says builders are going to start offering larger lots again," she said.
Attached dwellings such as townhomes have lost consumer appeal in favor of smaller detached homes on tiny lots, Duggal added. While average home size has declined from a high of 2,400 square feet, Duggal predicted that it will stabilize at or slightly above 1,900 square feet, where it is today.
The recession has changed Americans' home-buying preferences in many ways, Duggal said. It has put an end to ultra-large McMasion-style dwellings and brought on a resurgence of interest in smaller homes with modest finishes. "Value is key right now," she said.
Some of the trends brought on by the economy are temporary, some are here to stay, and many have implications for green builders and remodelers. Here is Duggal's list of recession-induced housing trends:
Here to Stay
Traditional neighborhood development (TND)
Walkable communities
Urban living
Smaller houses
Smaller lots
Lack of affordable housing
Multigenerational housing
Technology-savvy consumers
Here for the Short Term
Lower levels of finishes
Gone for Now, But Will Be Back
Green homes
Attached housing
Higher levels of finishes in small homes
Active adult communities
Luxury housing for the rich
Drive to homeownership
Gone for Good
No-document loans
Exurban townhomes
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October 1, 2013-- Matt Deighton, an author, entrepreneur and international speaker, from Greensburg, Kan. will be at Northwestern Oklahoma State University on Wednesday, Oct. 9, to speak on the importance of sustainable living. Deighton will speak at 7 p.m. in the Education Center (EC) room 109.
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March 29, 2012 -- E-cycling, a new recycling event for Conserving Our Ranger Environment (CORE) at Northwestern Oklahoma State University, will provide a recycling service to area communities to dispose of their electronics in a safe manner during the "The Big Event" on Saturday, March 31.
November 16, 2011 - Conserving our Ranger Environment (CORE), a student organization at Northwestern Oklahoma State University, is once again sponsoring the Better World Books book recycling drive to benefit third world countries with literacy issues. The book drive started Nov. 9, and will run through Nov. 21.
Northwestern Oklahoma State University is teaming up with the Guard Officer Leadership Development (G.O.L.D.) Program and Conserving Our Ranger Environment (CORE) and the Staff Council to enhance the Alva campus with hopes to "Guard the Environment" on Friday.
More than 470 Northwestern Oklahoma State University students and employees showed their support and appreciation last weekend during "The Big Event," an annual day of "giving thanks" sponsored by Conserving Our Ranger Environment (CORE).
Conserving Our Ranger Environment (CORE) will be conducting recycling drives in Alva and Woodward as part of this year's Big Event, its annual community service and clean-up day on Saturday, March 26.
Nearly 500 volunteers from Northwestern Oklahoma State University's three campuses are preparing for "The Big Event," on Saturday, March 26.
Members of Conserving Our Ranger Environment (CORE) at Northwestern Oklahoma State University have implemented the use of recycling canisters for aluminum cans in hopes to make Northwestern more "green."
Conserving our Ranger Environment (CORE) at Northwestern Oklahoma State University was recognized and awarded the Environmental Excellence Award for Colleges/Universities with a student population of less than 15,000 for its efforts with "The Big Event."
Northwestern Oklahoma State University's environmentally friendly group Conserving Our Ranger Environment (CORE) is holding a recycling drive on Saturday, April 10, during "The Big Event," from 9 a.m. to noon.
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