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Solomonov, N. G
Novosibirsk. "Nauka," Sibirskoe otd-nie. 1990. 119 p.
Adaptat͡sii͡a zhivotnykh k zimnim uslovii͡am
Sokolov, Vladimir Evgenʹevich
Moskva. Izd-vo "Nauka,". 1980. 165 p.
Adaptat͡sii morskikh molli͡uskov k izmenenii͡am solenosti sredy
Berger, V. I͡A
Leningrad. Izd-vo "Nauka," Leningradskoe otd-nie. 1986. 216 p.
Adaptat͡sii serdechno-sosudistoĭ sistemy vtorichnovodnykh amniot
Galant͡sev, V. P
Leningrad. Izd-vo Leningradskogo univ-ta. 1988. 194, [3] p.
Adaptat͡sionnai͡a izmenchivostʹ rasteniĭ pri introdukt͡sii
Buĭvids, K. R
Riga. "Zinatne". 1990. 43 p.
Adaptat͡sionno-kompensatornye prot͡sessy: na primere membrannogo gidroliza i transporta
Gruzdkov, A. A ; Ugolev, A. M
Leningrad. "Nauka," Leningradskoe otd-nie. 1991. 282, [5] p.
Adaptat͡sionno-troficheskoe vlii͡anie sheĭnykh simpaticheskikh gangliev v ontogeneze
Lepëkhina, L. M ; Polenov, Andreĭ Lʹvovich
Leningrad. "Nauka," Leningradskoe otd-nie. 1984. 172 p.
Adaptat͡sionnye mekhanizmy i patogenez travm golovnogo mozga
Kharitonov, K. I
Novosibirsk. Izd-vo "Nauka", Sibirskoe otd-nie. 1987. 88 p.
Adaptat͡sionnye reakt͡sii pushnykh zvereĭ
Berestov, V. A
Petrozavodsk. Karelʹskiĭ filial AN SSSR. 1980. 168 p.
Adaptat͡sionnye vozmozhnosti cheloveka v uslovii͡akh bolʹshikh gorodov: sbornik nauchnykh rabot
Skarlato, Orest Aleksandrovich ; Alekseev, S. V ; Teplov, S. I
Leningrad. Zoologicheskiĭ in-t AN SSSR. 1988. 145 p.
Adapted and corrective physical education
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Philadelphia. Lea & Febiger. 1927. vii, [2], 18-150 p.
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Nagano, Makoto ; Takeda, Nobuakira ; Dhalla, Naranjan S
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Barkow, Jerome H ; Cosmides, Leda ; Tooby, John
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Adapted physical activity
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Edmonton. University of Alberta Press. c2003. xxxvi, 650 p.
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Adapted physical activity, recreation, and sport: crossdisciplinary and lifespan
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Adapted physical activity, recreation, and sport: crossdisciplinary and lifespan
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Savard, Réjean
München. K.G. Saur. 2000. 89 p.
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Gray, William S
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Shankill, Co. Dublin, Ireland. European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions. c1988. 116 p.
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Way, Robert Ves
San Francisco. R and E Research Associates. 1974. iv, 51 p.
Adapting the high school to wartime and postwar needs
Anderson, George Lester
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Knight, W. Andy
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Adapting to abundance: Jewish immigrants, mass consumption, and the search for American identity
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I would hurl words into this darkness and wait for an echo, and if an echo sounded, no matter how faintly, I would send other words to tell, to march, to fight, to create a sense of hunger for life that gnaws in us all – Richard Wright
In an old cave or a treasure chest it may seem, scattered throughout pages and to-do list, I have collected fragments of writing without a home, with no prospects in sight. These words are to the point and do not own any lavish pretenses of grandeur. They simply speak their truth as directly as possible, such as the truth a child will convey out of sheer innocence. I fear that these 'short verse' will fill volumes if I allow them as much and bring me to task for my truth. But I will do away with my unwanted proposition of fear and let this winding road of words take me to where they may lead.
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Ingolstadt Village Celebrates Ten Years Of Style With An Innovative Floating Exhibition
Based on the famous American photographer Melvin Sokolsky's 'Bubble Series', huge translucent 'fashion bubbles' will be installed at Ingolstadt Village until October, forming a centrepiece for the tenth anniversary celebrations.
The gigantic, transparent spheres will serve as display cases for an exciting series of evolving themes, created together with the Village's partners and luxury brands.
As part of the celebration of 'Ten Years of Style', Ingolstadt Village will explore Sokolsky's creative vision of his unique 'Bubble Series' by presenting a very special exhibition to guests: an exclusive selection of the photographs from the Series, which will be shown in the Village until 27 June.
Born in New York in 1933, Sokolsky was the official photographer for the US magazine Harper's Bazaar from 1959 to 1969. He gained global acclaim with the extraordinary images he created in 1963, when he shot photos of models flying through Paris inside gigantic bubbles.
Melvin Sokolsky Exhibition 10 Years of Style Ingolstadt Village 02.06.2015 Foto: Christian Rudnik
"A dream came true for me in 1963, when Harper's Bazaar agreed to allow me to photograph the 'Bubble Series' in Paris. To see and shoot the model, who was really inside the bubble, which was attached only to a very slender thread, was the realisation of a long-cherished dream. The team, the model Simone D'Aillencourt and I were all very passionately involved in our work, which transformed our shared illusion into reality."
"I'm very honoured by this collaboration with Ingolstadt Village. It makes me happy to see that my Bubble images continue to breathe life into my inspiration and vision."
Melvin Sokolsky, © Melvin Sokolsky
'Fashion Bubble' designed by national fashion bloggers ©Ingolstadt Village
The exhibition of Melvin Sokolsky's photos will be shown in the 'fashion bubbles' at the Village's three entrances and also in an exclusive exhibition area as a visual and inspirational feast for the eyes to mark Ingolstadt Village's 'Ten Years of Style'.
Over the past ten years, Ingolstadt Village has evolved into a unique, international shopping destination. Since it opened with 60 boutiques in 2005, the Village has grown to offer guests more than 110 boutiques of fashion and luxuries for the home. It is now home to brands including Closed, Bally, Escada, Furla, Patricia Pepe and MCM, and the brand mix is complemented by continually evolving pop-up boutiques, which offer the collections of exciting new brands for a limited time only.


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Karolinska Development's portfolio company Promimic AB announces that its HAnano Surface improves implant-to-bone integration for PEEK implants
GÖTEBORG 2016-04-08 – Promimic AB today announced the results of an in vivo proof of concept study on Polyether ether ketone (PEEK) implants coated with nano-sized hydroxyapatite published in International Journal of Nanomedicine.
The results of the study show a significant improvement of bone-to-implant contact for the Hydroxyapatit (HA) nano coated implants compared to uncoated controls at 3 weeks and 12 weeks follow-up. In addition, a perforating hole in the implant showed significantly more bone area for the HA-coated implants at both healing points.
"We are tremendously satisfied with the results. The results does not only show that our surface material significantly improves the osteogenic properties of PEEK implants. It also shows a level of improvement that is clinically relevant and may help overcome the shortcomings of PEEK as a bioinert material with poor bone forming properties. Translating these results to the clinical situation, meaning it does not necessarily have to be a trade-off any more between the mechanical properties of the material and its ability for osseointegration." comments Ulf Brogren, CEO of Promimic AB.
The article:
Polyether ether ketone implants achieve increased bone fusion when coated with nano-sized hydroxyapatite: a histomorphometric study in rabbit bone
Authors: Pär Johansson, Ryo Jimbo, Yoshihito Naito, Per Kjellin, Fredrik Currie, Ann Wennerberg
The study was conducted in a collaboration between the Department of Prosthodontics, Faculty of Odontology, Malmö University, Malmö, Sweden; Oral Implant Center, Tokushima University Hospital, Tokushima, Japan and Promimic AB.
To overcome the problems of inferior outcomes of titanium and cobalt-chrome alloys PEEK was introduced to the orthopedic field as an implant material due to its similar elastic properties as that of human bone. For the past 2 decades, PEEK has become a common alternative to metal implants in several orthopedic applications. However, PEEK has shown both in in vivo and in vitro studies to have low bioactive features due to the relatively bioinert surface. Therefore, a lot of effort has been made to improve the biocompatible state of PEEK by incorporating bioactive substances into the substrate or onto the surface as a coating.
THE HAnano SURFACE
This new surface represents a new era of implant surfaces, based on bio-mimicking synthetic bone minerals. The unique HAnano Surface is only 20 nanometers thin and is proven to improve and accelerate osseointegration in over 20 pre-clinical studies. Through its wet chemical process it can be applied to almost any implant material and shape improving the integration with bone. This is the third published in vivo study showing that the HAnano Surface improves the integration between bone and PEEK implants. The HAnano Surface is already in clinical use on dental implants in Brazil.
Promimic, based in Gothenburg, Sweden, develops and markets products within nano-materials for innovative surface treatments. Promimic has developed a process that makes it possible to modify all types of implant materials and geometries with a nanometer-thin surface of synthetic bone minerals; HAnano Surface. The HAnano Surface is based on the substance hydroxyapatite (HA), which by size, shape, structure and chemistry mimics the living bone tissue. The surface has been shown to fasten and improve the anchoring of implants in bone. The innovative HAnano Surface is licensed to dental and orthopaedic implants companies. For more information about the company, please visit the web page: http://www.promimic.com.
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Madrid: Jose Mourinho does not rule out a move to Paris Saint-Germain in the future and admits that he is excited by the long-term plan at the Parc des Princes.
The Portuguese coach has a reputation for winning titles in different countries and the prospect of leading another European side to success is one that strongly appeals to him.
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"This would be the fifth. I say why not?"
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When I was living in the UK I was surprised by how popular horse racing is there. There are turf tracks everywhere, races heavily covered in the news and on TV, and radio ads belting out "best odds for Cheltenham 2013 betting found here" hourly. What I didn't see any of were Off The Track Thoroughbreds. I'm sure they are there, they have to be. I am sure they make up their army of fabulous event horses which fill the 300 entry spots in their day Horse Trials. There was no big thing in the UK at that time like there is in Canada and the US now, supporting and promoting the retraining of ex racing Thoroughbreds. Yet somehow, we have all come to the same conclusion; that they simply make the absolute best event horses in the world.
I was not a huge Thoroughbred fan, even after owning the great Westie. I loved them, but it wasn't until I laid eyes on Archie that I really, truly, became an OTTB addict. Being an owner of a wonderful OTTB for almost 5 years now, I had little restraint when I met Parker to not bring him home. Nowadays, my eyes are solely on Thoroughbreds. I can still appreciate other breeds, but I am a Thoroughbred girl until the end.
The lady I got Parker from connected me with the woman who raised him. Not only did she raise him, she took beautiful photographs and also painted him throughout his time there. Her name is Linda, and she has been kind enough to allow me to share with you all of Parkers baby pictures - from the day he was born up until his first race. Linda has some absolutely beautiful artwork and photographs of Thoroughbreds and life at the track. You can check it out at her blog: Linda Shantz.
Thank you Linda for sharing these photos with me, and all my readers :)
|The day he was born :)
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.butterfly's. Tonight we have our first home study meeting. And I am a mix of emotions - nervousness being the top one. I am excited to get going on this part of our journey, but I am also really scared. Because, I have no idea what to expect. Will it be casual? Will it be more business? What will they ask us? Lots of questions and lots of butterfly's. Please pray that my nerves calm down and I can actually focus. Thank you blogging friends. .butterfly's.
Also - I just wanted to share these two adoption fundraiser success stories. Both made me teary because both families have been blessed with wonderful friends and family that have helped them raise funds in creative and inspiring ways! Ok a garage sale is not too creative, but the amount of stuff they got, so inspiring! God is good and it is awesome to see him move mountains :)
Overwhelmed by City Grace
Amazed by Ground Swell
PS: One of my friends told me today, "I don't know why your nervous, if you guys can't adopt - I don't know who can!".... Thank you for the support and love, I really appreciate it - nerves are still strong though, ha.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
4 comments:
- Megan said...
Hope the butterflies went away! At our home visit, the SW opened a bedroom door to find our youngest son napping. . .on the floor! LOL.
- May 10, 2011 at 3:27 PM
- Mandie M. said...
Can't wait to hear how it went! I love you, honey!
- May 10, 2011 at 5:17 PM
- Tiffany said...
We just completed our first adoption (less than 7 weeks ago), and I can so empathize with these feelings over the homestudy. I hope all went really well, and that you were blessed with a wonderful social worker!
Be Blessed.
- May 11, 2011 at 12:38 PM
- Nicole said...
You are so sweet! We can trust Him with BIG things!! And He is so sweet to give us these glimpses of the beautiful Body of Christ along the way! Praying for your upcoming events!!
- May 13, 2011 at 1:37 PM
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1. When is the date? Gear up for the interrogations! The number one question you will be constantly asked about by everyone from grandma (acceptable) to your favorite sandwich shop worker (less acceptable) is, "when is the date?" The day after I got engaged everyone was asking me this like I was supposed to get married in one week. I do not get proposed to and by the next day have every detail of my wedding planned……or anything for that matter; I knew the person I would be marrying and that was enough for me, however, grandma and mister deli sandwich man were not as impressed with this answer.
2. When are you going to have children? Ugh…….I just got a rock on my finger and now I have to pop out babies….great! One of the things that came as a shock, but in hindsight really shouldn't have, was people asking about if we will have children, when we will have children, telling me "oh, you two will make such beautiful babies together!", etc. I'm 22, I have a lot of time to get married, start a kickass career, get far enough into that career to ensure security, possibly buy a house, and keep at least a goldfish or two alive, BEFORE I try to keep a human being alive IF I choose to take on that investment. Just saying.
3. How did he/she propose? This story is fun to tell…..the first 100 times and then it gets old! I know it's a magical, special, out-of-this-world moment and I definitely loved mine and couldn't have thought of anything better myself (he did a really good job), HOWEVER the story becomes a chore after a while. There seriously came a point where I wanted to start making up crazy and wacky stories that could never happen just to see the reactions people would have. Imagine: I was having coffee when a man in a trench coat gave me a letter that said "go to the bus station". Once at the bus station, I saw a box that had an airplane ticket. The plane ticket took me to an island where I found Leonardo DiCaprio singing Kumbaya as my boyfriend walked out of the trees looking like Jimmy Buffett holding a Tiki torch and a ring. Isn't that insane! Yeah, this didn't really happen but would totally be a made up story to tell mister deli sandwich man.
4. Your friends' opinions. If you didn't already know, you will find out which of your friends are for or against marriage in general, and they feel their opinion needs to be known to you. There will be several people you hear the line, "That's great….marriage isn't really for me but I'm definitely happy for yooooou" from. I'm all for "to each his/her own", but really?!?!?!?! You are ruining my moment with your negativity; you are crippling my beautiful story, you are bringing my joy to blah-ness, you are stealing my thunder, you are sinking my boat. STAHP!
5. You start worrying about the other person's debt and spending habits……..You know that saying "what's mine is yours"? Yeah, well, that includes debt too! Unless you get a prenuptial agreement, their loans are now your loans. Lovely. Let's hope their school loans were worthwhile and they didn't study something pointless like COMS. Also, do you remember the line in all the chick flicks and wedding ceremonies "…in sickness and in health, until death do us part, blah, blah, blah"? Yeah, that includes any shopaholic sickness they may have. Once you get engaged you start thinking about paying bills together in the future, which in turn makes you think about how/if they save their money, if they spend too much, etc. The once thoughtful and beautiful bouquet of roses is now thought of as making you eat ramen for a couple days instead of real food.
Despite all of these things, I love being engaged and they really aren't all that bad. Take this as the aimless rambling of someone who just wanted to contribute to the blog for KSSU. Speaking of KSSU, my show Roll Outta Bed With Brittany is Tuesdays at 11 am and my fiancé and I do a tag team show at the end of the 11 o'clock hour and the beginning of the 12 o'clock hour right after my show. Tune in!


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Friday, September 28, 2012
Neck Rub!
I think we all know where this is going. Neck rub -> back rub -> stealth move to 2nd base -> "Whoops, sorry about that..." -> slap across the face -> passionate make out -> old lady walking in on them and getting all scandalized -> Margo insisting they "never speak of this again" -> Evan going home and being all mopey and eating ice cream out of the carton while his aunt scowls in the background
Actually I don't think that'll happen, Evan's not the type for passionate make outs. He's more like... Tommie's type. I mean, who else would be like, "Hey Margo, I had a great day, is it okay for me to talk about it?" Tommie, that's who.
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- D.B. Echo said...
Glad she pointed out that was Evan, or I might have thought Conan O'Brien was making a special guest appearance in Panel 1.
- September 28, 2012 2:59 PM
As Admiral Ackbar once said, "It's a trap!"
I feel for Evan. He only has his horrible Aunt Cathy who doesn't want to listen to him drone on about his miserable existence. Sometimes he just wants to talk to somebody other than his cats.
He knows Margo is just being nice to him because of work, but that's ok with Evan.
What kind of ice cream? Double fudge brownie?
- September 28, 2012 11:12 PM
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NEW JERSEY DIVISION OF YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES, PLAINTIFF-RESPONDENT,v.S.M.H., DEFENDANT-APPELLANT.IN THE MATTER OF A.M.D. AND E.D., MINORS.
On appeal from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Hudson County, Docket No. FN-09-339-10.
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Defendant S.H. (Susan)*fn1 appeals from the August 6, 2010 Family Court order finding that she neglected her sixteen-year-old daughter A.M.D. (Ann). For the reasons that follow, we affirm.
The record reveals the following facts. On May 16, 2010, the Division of Youth and Family Services (the Division) received a referral, reporting that Susan had informed the caller that she was putting her daughter Ann and Ann's two-month-old son J.T. (Jon) out of her home. That day two Division investigators went to Susan's home and found Ann sitting on the front steps with Jon although she had a key to get into the house. Ann stated that Susan had threatened to "kick her out" the previous day, but Ann had called the police. Then, earlier in the day, Susan sent Ann a text message telling her she must go to a shelter.
During the interview with the investigators, Ann reported that she and Jon lived with her mother, her nineteen-year-old sister D.D. (Donna) and her fifteen-year-old brother E.D. (Elroy). Susan received Ann's SSI benefits and food stamps for Ann and her baby. Jon's nineteen-year-old father was incarcerated in New York. Ann also told the investigators that she did not get along with her sister Donna, that they had engaged in several physical altercations, and that Donna and Susan smoked pot almost every night. However, Ann said that she felt safe in the home and wanted to stay because she had no place to go.
Donna came home during the interview but refused to speak to the investigators. Susan then phoned Ms. Muir, the principal Division investigator, and stated that she wanted Ann to leave the home. Susan soon appeared and advised the investigators that she wanted Ann out of the house because the child was very disrespectful, cursed her, and would not follow any rules. For example, she stated that Ann and Jon's father had a physical altercation, during which he kicked in the front door.
According to Ms. Muir, "[Susan] was not willing to keep [Ann]. She wanted her out. She was pretty adamant about having her leave the house today - - that day." The Division offered to provide services to stabilize the family but Susan refused them. The Division had previously offered to provide services to the family through Perform Care, which would give counseling and other services to help them work through problems. Instead, Susan stated that "if [Ann] doesn't leave then I'm going to jail for putting my hands on her." At that point Donna said that they had the bail money ready. Susan at first denied, then admitted, that she smoked pot in the home. She also informed the Division that no family members were willing to take Ann into their home due to her behavior issues.
At that point in the interview, Susan and Ann began to engage in a heated argument. Considering everything going on in the home, Ms. Muir assessed the situation as dangerous for Ann and Jon and made an emergency removal of both minors. The next day, Elroy was interviewed in school, and he acknowledged that his mother and Ann did not get along. However, he stated that he was treated well and felt safe. As a result, the Division did not remove him from the home.
At the fact-finding hearing on August 6, 2010, Ms. Muir, the Division investigator, was the only witness. The Division argued that the mother could have accepted the services offered, obtained a restraining order against the boyfriend, and worked with the Division to find a "Mommy and Me" program for teenage mothers. The mother argued that she never harmed Ann or prevented her from remaining in the home but she was merely expressing her frustration and attempting to get help.
In her cogent oral decision following the hearing, Judge Margaret Foti stated:
The case presented today is one of a mother interacting with a sixteen year old daughter, who also has a . . . three month old baby, all under [Susan]'s roof. There is no question and it is very clear to me from the testimony and the record that this is a difficult child, a teenager who herself has ...
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In two years at Montana, he guided the Grizzlies to a record of 42-20 with two NCAA Tournament appearances. He left after the 2005-06 season to become an assistant in the NBA with the Bucks.
Krystkowiak was elevated from assistant to head coach in Milwaukee late in the 2006-07 season when Terry Stotts was fired. He finished out that campaign and had one full season on the Milwaukee bench before being fired, compiling a record of 31-69 during his brief tenure.
The Montana alum played for six teams in nine NBA seasons, averaging 8.2 points, 4.9 rebounds and 1.2 assists in 420 career games.
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This naturally really amuses Brad and myself, so of course, from time to time, we make Mack play dress up.
Last Friday night was one such occasion. We were enjoying a lovely dinner of homemade tagliatelle with bolognese sauce (I'll blog about this recipe later) and catching up with our dear friends Lindsay and Dan (who had just returned from their honeymoon to SOUTH AFRICA!) when Lindsay suggested we try on Mack's Texas jersey. Typically, Mack runs as fast as he can and hides under the bed when I pull out his jersey. She wanted Dan to witness this
hilarious cute act.
In looking for his jersey, I came across another article of clothing that I had completely forgot we owned--Mack's Snuggie. Yes, they really do exist for pets. Who knew?
Of course, after this, we forgot all about this jersey, and decided that instead, we should dress Mack up in his Snuggie.
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"We were all students and we were all in the gymnasium and I think that was the case with just about every school in Toronto," Harper told the Globe. The prime minister also said it became impossible to get anything done in the classroom during the series.
In his interview with the Globe, Harper shared many of the reflections on hockey we are likely to see in his forthcoming book on the subject. The prime minister's long-awaited work on the history of the sport, which he reportedly spends 15 minutes each day working on, has sparked a bidding war this year, according to the Toronto Star.
Early this year, the Star also reported that Harper would participate in a two game series with Russian President Vladimir Putin to mark the summit anniversary. The Prime Minister's Office denied there was any truth to the story and the Star apologized for their "offside" article soon after.
Harper and Putin did meet earlier this month at the APEC Summit and they did discuss the series. Putin said he met some of the Canadian team members, who have recently travelled to Russia, and that he really enjoyed talking with them.
He called them "goodwill ambassadors" for Canada.
While the prime minister may not get to face off against a real Russian, he did find time last night to share a fist bump with Summit legend Paul Henderson. Check out the photos in the slideshow below.
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We have always suspected that big Oscar would be the sort of guy who would be happier playing with the wrapping rather than the present and here is the proof. The other greys have no time for such nonsense after their Christmas breakfast and were having their post breakfast snooze before starting on their pre-midday snooze.
Oscar is spending Christmas with us due to the foster parent shortage getting worse at holiday time. He took no time in reclaiming his spot on the couch. We hope our other friends are having just as good a time today as Oscar and we are.


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Can anyone help me with the sample code to programatically add the "SummaryLinks" type column to the Site columns list.
.. if that makes any sense.
I have a list with with lookup column to another list. that list has other columns.
I want to add a calculated column on the parent list, that set it's value to column from another list, but based on my selection in the lookup column of the parent.
Possible? presuming the calculated column gets set when I submit and not interactively? what if edit the data and change my selection?
I am wokring with MOSS 2007 environment.
In one of the sites I have a custom list which has the following columns
1. Report Title - Hyperlink
2. Description - Multiple lines
3. Created date - date
The requirement is to merge the "Report Title and Description" and show it in a third column which will be inlcuded in the custom view.
Report Title Decsription
Created date
XYZ Test Report which needs to be deployed
This needs
Playing with the BDC for the first time, running into some issues adding a Business Data column to a custom list.
I believe my ADF file is solid. I've been able to import that just fine and can use the application to drive various BDC-specific webparts (a Business Data List or Business Data Item, for example). It also seems to work when I manually enter information
in my NewForm.aspx field and click the Check Names button (it verifies my entry and underlines it, creates link to profile when I view the list data).
If I try to use the picker, I get nothing. Enter a name I know is valid or a % and click the magnifying glass icon and I very briefly get the "Please Wait" message, then just an empty set with "Type into the search box above then press "Enter" to start your
search" where my results should be.
Any pointers? Thanks.
I have a sharepoint list[Managers] with groupby sector column. like below
Each Sector group by column data i want to display in label or panel control.
How to do that ? how to write the logic?
I'm using vs2010, EF. I have a left column simular to a navigation area and I'm trying to figure out a way to display the FK links that appear at the end of a list as columns, in my navigation area. One thought was to place a duplicate table in the navigation area and hide all the columns except for the FK links. Is there an easier way to accomplish this.
Thanks, Jeff
I have a data view web part which displays a list column that allows multiple items to be selected from another list. So in this column (in the actual list), the content in a particular cell is as follows:
6698; 1211; 3342; 1231; 1231
However, when I insert this field into the DVWP, the content above ends up losing all the spaces and so looks like this:
I am not sure why this is happening, and plus some of the entries in this column are made up of a very long string of numbers. Even if I control the width of the column, this long list only ever gets displayed on one line (i.e. width restriction is
ignored), therefore my page is being displayed very wide. I think this is happening because of the lack of spaces in the string, but am not sure.
Does anyone know what is going on here?
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Mardis Gras in New Orleans is long over but the fun goes on in Ohio. The tiny town of Fairport Harbor hosted their own party on the shores of Lake Erie this weekend. On one of the hottest, most humid days of the year Dana and I headed out onto the long fishing pier between the boat launch area and the Grand River channel to get some photos. We saw some beautiful, festively decorated boats and a couple of pirates. In true Mardi Gras tradition there was even a steel drum band in Lake Metro Parks boats. Some people around us said they were also in the street parade as The Green Man Group!
We had a lot of fun on the pier. You can read more about the boat parade tradition in Fairport Harbor in this article in our local paper Fairport boat parade sets sail. The party continues today and ends tonight in fireworks on the beach. Enjoy this slideshow of the Parade of Boats!
All photos taken at Fairport Harbor, Ohio, USA. July 7, 2012. 94 degrees F!


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PT Walkley – ArtRage on iPad
I was fortunate to be one of the first people to listen to PT Walkley's new EP "The Ghost of Chivalry". I have never really reviewed music, but these are my first impressions. The EP consists of three songs. My favorite song is "Save the World". The songs starts out quietly with the sounds of crickets and builds up into a truly magical song. This is the kind of song that lifts your spirits, the perfect driving song. You know that kind of song, where you may be driving home after a bad day at work and it just automatically changes your mood from bad to good. I'm hoping this gets played on some local stations so I can hear it full blast in my car. My favorite line from the song is: "In the summer of 07 when I found out there was heaven in your heart".
"Love You Dearly" has a trippy, lush arrangement and reminds me of some of my favorite artists, from Marc Bolan to ELO and Polyphonic Spree. "This is the Sound", a favorite line from this song is "This is the sound of your life getting better". I love the positive aspects of the song. It has an anthemic quality kind of like one of my favorite songs, the Waterboys' "The Whole of the Moon", another song where you feel uplifted after hearing it.
The EP will be available for pre order here. I'm really looking forward to hearing it blasting in my car and while painting.


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(Read the full article here: David Brooks Ruins Henry IV To Make Stupid Point About The Education System)
Good Friday afternoon to you, plebes, and I hope you're all set for your well-earned weekend. First, though, we must trot over to the New York Times, where it's always Paywall Day, and have a look-see at what David Brooks has done to one of your PoliticOlogist's top three Shakespeare plays.
Brooks, last seen chiding us all for not being Good Followers as our Leaders led us off a moral and financial cliff, and then penning a few hundred inscrutable words aboutsomething named Bruce Springsteen (or, as Brooks prefers him, The Boss) has scribed another one of his inspired columns—you know the type, the type comprised entirely of invalid generalities and illegitimate assumptions and blissfully free of the kind of evidence that would confirm that even an iota of what he's talking about occurs outside of his own noggin….Read More
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I've been blogging for near on 5 years now in various places.
When I quit IT last year, I stopped writing in my tech blog and started a new one here.
The problem is, I don't have enough content by myself to fill the new one and I miss writing technical stuff. I still do technical stuff just not for a living anymore.
My plan going forward is to get some additional bloggers for men-talhealth.org.uk and do my personal blogging here.
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Where: Comerica Park, Detroit, Michigan
The Texas Rangers just pulled off a perfect homestand and will try to keep the momentum going on the road when they open a nine-game trip by visiting the Detroit Tigers on Friday. The Rangers are winners of nine in a row while averaging 6.6 runs.
Texas got a three-run homer from Ryan Rua to highlight Thursday's 8-4 win over the Philadelphia Phillies and continues to get unexpected contributions from the likes of Rua and Joey Gallo while waiting for slugging third baseman Adrien Beltre (calf) to make his season debut. "We win a couple of games, and I think that momentum carried over and kept carrying over," Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus told reporters. "And you keep winning and winning, and you don't want to lose. It's always great when you keep finding a way." Detroit opened its homestand by taking two of three from the Baltimore Orioles and is being led by right fielder J.D. Martinez, who is 8-for-16 with five home runs in six games since making his season debut last Friday. Martinez is 0-for-2 in his career against Rangers righty Nick Martinez, who gets the nod on Friday opposite Tigers lefty Daniel Norris.
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Martinez is still searching for his first win but turned in a quality start with three runs allowed in six innings against Oakland on Saturday. The Fordham product was reached for a total of 11 runs – 10 earned – and 17 hits in 11 1/3 innings over his previous two starts – both losses. Martinez is 1-1 with a 4.82 ERA in three career games against Detroit – two starts.
Norris is having some trouble working deep into games due to control issues and walked at least two batters in each of his first seven starts. The 24-year-old allowed two runs and seven hits while walking a pair and striking out four in 5 2/3 innings at the Los Angeles Angels on Saturday without factoring in the decision. Norris started just once previously against Texas and was rocked for six runs – two earned – and five hits in 1 2/3 innings.
1. Tigers DH Victor Martinez (paternity leave) is not expected to play this weekend.
2. Rangers RF Nomar Mazara hit safely in the last eight games and recorded multiple hits in four of the last five.
3. Detroit 1B Miguel Cabrera (oblique) sat out the last two games and is day-to-day.
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ACT's candidate for Wellington Central and promising star Stephen Whittington has made news. He's greatly admired in the party, has potential as a politician, and has a large number of supporters, especially in ACT on Campus. He's done the cleverest thing by making news over comments about John Banks and the direction of the party. Apparently, Banksie is "economically ignorant and interventionist" and said this in response to talks about Banksie and the Colin Craig Conservative Party (or CCCP).
I do not know whether this is a gaffe, something malicious, or an intentional public release. But the blogosphere and the news media are already sensing something going on within the ACT Party. After a piss poor election result, the party is having discussions on what should happen next. The situation of course is that Brash has resigned, and Banks is the only ACT member in parliament. This changes everything for the party, so the next few weeks of discussion are crucial to what will happen, deciding th future of the party and many politicians careers.
It is too early for the media to know anything about what ACT is thinking or feeling. With nothing at all certain and a ground-up review of the party underway, there is literally no telling at this point what could happen. Party president Chris Simmons has commented on the issue to dampen concerns, especially those of Epsom voters who will want to know their representative-elect will stay on message.
If you want news on the ACT party, I doubt there'll be anything coming from the yellow team for a little while yet. We'll just have to LOL at the Labour Party until then. Speaking of which, David Parker is now out (ignoring my advice), the right is calling David Cunliffe the "silent T" for self-evident reasons, and David Shearer appears to be the front runner. Post-election politics still interesting!


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The Seneca nation, a group of indigenous Iroquoian speaking people native to North America, once called the region home prior to the inhabitation of Europeans. During the French and Indian War, Mary Jemison, a Scottish-Irish immigrant pioneer, was captured at the age of 12 from central Pennsylvania by a French and Shawnee raiding party. She was soon adopted by a family of Seneca people and eventually lived in western New York on the Genesee. She became assimilated into the Seneca nation, having seven children with two successive husbands. Her remains were later exhumed from the Buffalo Creek Reservation and reinterred on the grounds of a Seneca Council House (later relocated to the grounds of Letchworth in 1872).
The Seneca people were largely forced out after the American Revolutionary War.
Industrialist William Pryor Letchworth, who was involved in the malleable iron industry, began purchasing land near Middle Falls in 1859 after he fell in love with the Genesee River gorge that the Seneca once called Sehgahunda, or the "vale of the three falls." By acquiring his initial acreage, Letchworth halted plans to install a hydroelectric dam in the gorge that would have diminished flows over the waterfalls.
Letchworth soon after began construction of Glen Iris and hired noted landscape architect William Webster to design the grounds of the estate, which included small ponds, rustic bridges, winding trails and roadways, and a fountain. In part to deter commercial enterprises from damaging the fragile nature of the gorge, he bequeathed his 1,000-acre property to the state of New York in 1906 to become a part of the newly created Letchworth State Park.
Letchworth's residence was restored into the Glen Iris Inn. The boutique hotel, which includes a restaurant, boasts views of Middle Falls. His extensive collections were donated to the on-site William Pryor Letchworth Museum. The exhibits focus on the natural and cultural history of the Genesee Valley, and include archaeological artifacts of the Seneca nation, and displays on Mary Jemison, early pioneers, William Pryor Letchworth and the Genesee Valley Canal.
At the southern reaches of the state park is the Portage Viaduct, an iron railroad bridge that was completed in 1875. At 820 feet high, it is one of the highest railroad crossings in the United States. At the northern end of Letchworth is the Mount Morris Dam. Construction began in 1948 with the new dam opening in 1954. Designed to control flooding in Rochester downstream, the Mount Morris Dam is the largest flood control device of its kind east of the Mississippi.


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In 1996, Annabel Edgar and her partner, Niall Rutherford, presented plans for a Museum of Folk-lore to be based in Redlands House, an eerily imposing, mid-Victorian villa situated on the outskirts of Killin. The community council was intially receptive to the proposed museum, but its members refused permission for the renovation of Redlands. The house, according to the relevant minute, was "dilapidated" beyond repair. This, as Rutherford pointed out, wasn't true: the building had, until recently, been used as an Outward Bound centre and, according to surveyors, its structure was sound. Despite his appeal, the councillors persisted in their veto. Only when pressed by Rutherford's lawyer would chair, George Pettigrew, acknowledge the reason for the objection: the almost unanimous local belief that Redlands House is haunted.
Edgar and Rutherford were furious. They had invested a great deal of time and money in the proposal, not least the purchase of a property which had inexplicably (as far as they were concerned) been found unfit for purpose. In the weeks following his rejection, Rutherford gave a series of interviews in which he accused council members of superstition, cronyism and racism (both he and Edgar are English). His particular ire was reserved for council secretary, Harry Duncanson. Harry's daughter, Karen, remembers Rutherford without fondness. "Dad loved the local folk-lore and, initially, he was keen to help, but Annabel and Niall didn't want to know. They were bluffers and they resented Dad because he knew they were bluffers." Rutherford, for his part, dismissed Harry as a bumbling 'teuchter'. "He came out with all this rubbish about Dad: he'd never been on an aeroplane; he couldn't pronounce 'lasagne'. I'm not even sure where it came from. None of it was true. They just wanted to make him sound like some bigoted old fool."
It's easy to scoff at the community council's intransigence. A ghost, however, is seldom an asset. I've investigated numerous 'haunted' buildings. Some are gloomily situated, others badly designed. More often than not, I tactfully recommend a lick of paint rather than an exorcism. In the past twenty years or so, I've conducted nearly a hundred investigations: of these, seventy eight were satisfactorily concluded with a natural explanation; twelve exhibited symptoms which might indicate some dormant malignancy (or subtle human mischief); seven were definitely haunted. One of these was Redlands House which Billy Ure and I visited in 1993 at the invitation of Outward Bound staff members, several of whom had been traumatised by their experiences in the building. Over the course of an afternoon, I successfully recorded three separate voices (one of which hissed "What do you want?") while Billy, sent to investigate the basement, epicentre of the Redlands' phenomena, witnessed the materialisation of faces in the brick-work and received distinct blows to both arms and head. Attempting to leave, he was horrified to discover that the door had been locked. Alerted by his screams, I initiated a search for the key which concluded nearly an hour later when, by chance, a staff member noticed its tip protruding from my trouser pocket. (I'm not, I suspect, the first psychic investigator to fall victim to a poltergeist's warped sense of humour!)


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It is known that Microsoft has its own software, Windows 10 Mobile, that is slowly rolling out the Lumia devices, after it was introduced on the Lumia 950 and 950 XL. But if you keep in mind the "Nokia X" line of mid-range smartphones, then you recognize that they ran on a special platform, Google's Android OS. It appears that Microsoft hasn't learned from its failure and currently it's making ready another Android smartphone, which will be called as Nokia C1.
Apparently, the Nokia C1 will be available in the market in two variants of sizes and one of the models can run on Android 5.0 Lollipop, while the other will come loaded with Windows 10, but it will be available only in selected markets. It's a little early to know all the small details regarding this phone, But according to NokiaPowerUser, the smartphone can have a 5-inch screen and a 5.5-inch screen with a Full HD resolution.
GSMArena has posted online a few leaked pictures of the upcoming Nokia device, and its back appears to be product of plastic and can be available in four different colors (black, white, pink and pale orange), but only if Microsoft won't change its mind and select different shades. The sides appear to be covered with a metal frame and the corners are rounded. GSMArena claims that the small version with a 5-inch screen can support a resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels at 294 ppi, using the IPS technology which supplies colder tones. The phablet can most likely support a Full HD resolution, however nothing has been confirmed yet.
Also, the smaller version can house 32GB of internal memory, which can be in addition to 2GB of RAM, while the phablet can support 3GB of RAM and therefore the internal memory are going to be double. The processor will be an Intel, however we're waiting a confirmation from Microsoft.
The front camera will be 5MP on both variants, however it will be combined with 8MP or 13MP, and therefore the rear camera can sit in the upper left corner. The connectivity options can include Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, dual-band, Wi-Fi Direct, hotspot, Bluetooth v4.0, A2DP and GPS, and therefore the device can include a microUSB v2.0 port.


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Horse-Riding Club 'Kudryashovskaya Zaimka'
Do you like horses? Don't miss a chance to go for a ride in the pine forest, even in winter.
The horse-riding club 'Kudryashovskaya Zaimka' (Kudryashi Lodge) is situated appr.10 km to the north of the center of Novosibirsk on the left side of the Ob River. If you take a tour to Kolyvan, spare some time and drop by, the horse riding club is right along the way. Just take a turn to the left, if you drive to Kolyvan, or to the right when driving back, at the bus stop Zaimka (Заимка), and you are there in just a couple of meters.
Small kids are assisted by a trained groom, grown-ups can ride a horse on their own.
Even if you don't like riding or cannot ride, it is so much fun just to look at horses and a donkey.
It is allowed to feed the animals, so don't forget some carrots, apples or cabbage. In winter you can have a ride in the sledge with three harnessed horses (Russian Troyka).
The place is not just a horse riding club, it is a kind of camping with grilling facilities. In winter you can experience the fun of tobogganing or skiing.
There is a small lake not far from the place, ice-covered in winter, just the right place for skiing.


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Every time I complain to my boyfriend about how hard it is to stick to a diet, he first assures me that I look perfect and have nothing to worry about (like any smart man would do)… and then he goes on to tell me about the latest body-enhancing food he read about on BodyBuilding.com, and why I should eat it. Some of his favorites include peanut butter, eggs, kale, whey protein powder, and omega-3 supplements. Oatmeal always comes up too– it is one of his favorite staples, because of it's high fiber content and the fact that it is a "slow releasing carb", meaning that it will provide you with a steady supply of energy throughout the morning and won't leave you with hunger pangs or sugar crashes.
He's been talking about oatmeal basically since I first met him, but I never really joined him on the oatmeal-bandwagon because while I don't hate it, it's sort of a weird texture and can be pretty flavorless. I stumbled across this recipe however (stumbling is how I find all of my recipes, I am a pro-food blog surfer), and when I showed it to him he got so excited about it that I decided I would have to try it too. And what a great find this was!
These pancakes have a surprisingly great texture and are soft and fluffy like a pancake should be. The batter takes about 2 minutes to whip up, and is incredibly versatile as far as topping possibilities go. This morning, I used some maple syrup and banana slices, but next time I might try some peanut butter and dried fruit or maybe just some fresh fruit in it's natural juices! Yummy.
Flourless Oatmeal Pancakes
Serves 1
1/2 cup oatmeal (not instant)
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 tablespoon protein powder of choice
1 egg
1/4 cup water/non-dairy milk
splash of vanilla extract
Combine in a bowl and cook on a medium hot griddle or pan, that's all! I would recommend cooking it for less time than you think you need to though, otherwise it will become granola like and will fall apart when you try to eat it. Try flipping it when the edges are juuuuust about dry, and then cook for 1-2 minutes on the other side. Serve with your favorite nut butter, maple syrup or fresh fruit.
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The Sony Xperia XA1 Ultra is the successor to the Xperia XA Ultra. The manufacturer has changed the look and feel of the Exmor RS, previously used in flagship Sony smartphones.
If you've already read our Sony Xperia XA1 Ultra test then you know that this is a very interesting phablet with a sensational camera that stands out from the competitive smartphones of this segment. Another strong point in the specification is the large display, where you can comfortably watch movies on the go, play, receive mail and surf the Internet. Does this phone have any disadvantages? About this I am talking today in our video review Sony Xperia XA1 Ultra. Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbUkQicrsGM As always, we look forward to your comments and comments. And of course, we encourage you to subscribe to our new channel on YouTube, where we'll be listing the best games and apps, hardware reviews and how-to guides.


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Anyway this is just mini post with few pics.
Last Friday I got my hair done and trimmed at Sokos's hairsalon. I would not usually go there cuz it's quite expencive but I wanted to treat myself ^^
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the last time i had fringe....
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Yeah, yeah... I know. The video I tried posting yesterday of the lion never made it on to my blog. I tried several times to get it up there, but it's just not working. What can I say? I'm an assistance dog... not a computer geek!
So, to make it up to all of you, here's something else cute for you to look at. My puppyraiser took this photo. It doesn't have a lion in it... but, it has lots of puppies! What can be cuter than that?!
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I took a break from screens today too! I brought my little sister to the park and made a homemade dinner with my mom ;)Sounds like you had a great day!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 3, 2010 at 10:47 PM
that sounds like a great idea - i might do that sometime soon! plus, nothing beats reading the great gatsby!ReplyDelete
i had my final german speaking exam today, ever! it was terrifying but i'm glad it's over!
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lovely pics..so inspiring!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 4, 2010 at 12:29 AM
Cute photos xReplyDelete
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and I LOVE GREAT GATSBY! the film, not so much :)
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the great gatsby is one of my all time favorite books. this is a cute post :)ReplyDelete
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4 Bed, 4.00 Bath (3 Full Bath , 1 Half Bath), 2,020 sqft
Courtesy of: Fred Campos, D.R. Horton, Inc.
1016 Morningside Creek Way This beautiful home located in the Traditions community features 3 bedrooms and 2.5 Bathrooms. This floor plan has 3 stories with a large bonus room on the first floor garage level. This home features a spacious open living area with 9 foot ceilings and ample storage space throughout! With 2024 square feet of space this floor plan gives plenty of room for entertaining and everyday living. This plan also features a large open deck off the back of the dining area!
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2 Nov 2009 00:00 - 24 Nov 2009 00:00
Down with the Wall
In 1989 totalitarian regimes in Central and Eastern Europe began to crumble. This selection of the most interesting posters from 1989-1990 serves as a guide to those democratic changes and provides a stirring record of the complex social and political changes that swept through Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Russia.
Admission free
Part of VELVET ®EVOLUTION 1989–2009 season
For more posters from 1989 see Designing Democracy: Posters and the Political Transformation of Europe 1989-1991, an online exhibition on Victoria and Albert Museum's website.
30 Kensington Palace Gardens
W8 4QY London
United Kingdom
From: 2 Nov 2009 00:00
To: 24 Nov 2009 00:00
České centrum


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Darlings, let's go back, all the way back to the sixties. Porn and erotica were very, very different than they are now. Everything was plastic wrapped magazines and the occasional brown or black wrapped book. You didn't read it in public, and you certainly never admitted it. To anyone.
Jump forward a little bit and we hit the eighties. Now, pretty much everyone knows that you can go out and buy nudie mags. That doesn't really make it an acceptable practice, and it's still not something you bring up in polite company. Maybe with your significant other. Maybe.
And then we take another jump, all the way up into the 2000's. Now, we have the Internet, and it's fairly prevalent. Which means what, exactly? A steady stream of porn flowing into American homes 24/7, 365. And 366 on leap year. Along with them, in those next ten years or so, we see a growing return to literary smut. Sites like Literotica and Stickypen get much more popular. But why is that?
It got easy. And I would say that today, it's even easier. A lot easier. Now we have eReaders. Now we have smartphones. Now we have erotic audio books. We have big erotica/erotic romance hits like 50 Shades (My or anyone's personal feelings aside, 50 Shades was a big boon to the genre, as far as public acceptance is concerned.).
And yes, now we have much more public acceptance. Smut isn't just something that you read out in the garage, or share with your teenage cronies after you snuck it out of someone older's hiding place you're not supposed to know about. It's once more returning to a form of art. We can have books that are not only hot and steamy, but also well-written and moving. And we can carry it around in our pockets and purses. We can carry thousands of those books in our pockets and purses at a time, if we so choose. It may not all be masterfully crafted, but now it can be. Now, people are beginning to expect that porn, at least literary porn, will have some sort of quality to it. And I love it.
What do you think, darlings? Is the ease and availability involved in porn/erotica/erotic romance/smut/etc. a good thing? Is it a bad thing? What about the amount of care being put into the work: does it matter, or is the point just to get people off, well-made or otherwise? Chime in and, if you want to hear more, think about hitting that little subscribe button up at the top.