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. Justice Falanga was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. A graduate of Brooklyn Prep, Georgetown University and the Georgetown Law Center, he began his legal career in 1963 after several years as a Federal Narcotics Agent with the U.S. Treasury Department. Justice Falanga served in the Matrimonial Division of the Nassau County Supreme Court from 2000 through his retirement at the end of 2011. During this tenure, in January 2004, Justice Falanga was appointed Supervising Judge of the Nassau County District Court. Also notable was Justice Falanga's induction to the Supreme Court which was highlighted by the administering of the oath of office on January 5, 2000 by a college classmate, United States Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Justice Falanga's scholarship includes an article he co-authored entitled "Intangible Assets and Avoiding Double Dipping", New York Law Journal, March 16, 2007. In addition, he has had over 65 of his Decisions published in the New York Law Journal and the Official New York State Reporter.
Prior to his 1999 election to the New York State Supreme Court, Justice Falanga served as a District Court Judge for five years. During his tenure in District Court, Justice Falanga participated in the formation of Nassau County's first community court and served as its first presiding Judge. In addition to his involvement with the Nassau County Bar Association, High School lecturing, Mock Trial competition and student mentoring programs, Justice Falanga for many years served as an adjunct faculty member at Hofstra University Law Schools Trial Techniques Program.
Before becoming a judge, Justice Falanga was active in the private practice of law in Nassau County for over three decades. Justice Falanga's practice encompassed both civil and criminal matters in State and Federal Courts. Justice Falanga's firm had substantial involvement as lead counsel for veterans in the Agent Orange Class Action litigation. Among the many assigned counsel criminal cases handled by Justice Falanga as a defense attorney, was his assignment in 1993 to represent the defendant in the infamous Long Island Railroad murders, a case which received international notoriety.
After having completed his duties as President of the Columbian Lawyers' Association of Nassau County, Justice Falanga continues to serve as a member of the Board of Directors. He is also a Member and past Director of the Nassau County Criminal Courts Bar Association and for many years, continuing to date, he has been a Director of the Nassau Lawyers' Association of Long Island, Inc. Additionally, he has been Chairman and a fourteen year member of the Board of Directors of FOCUS (For Our Children and Us). Justice Falanga also serves on the Board of Directors of the Education and Assistance Corporation located in Hempstead, New York, and he was recently named to the Advisory Committee of the Nassau County Bar Association Assigned Counsel Defender Plan, Inc.
During the course of his career, Justice Falanga has received numerous awards from various civic, professional and fraternal organizations including the Fidelis Juris Award from the Court Officers Benevolent Association of Nassau County, the Norman F. Lent Award of the Criminal Courts Bar Association of Nassau County, as well as being honored as Man of the Year by the East Meadow Chamber of Commerce. Justice Falanga has also been recognized for distinguished and dedicated service by the Italian Court Officers of Nassau, the Fraternal Order of the Sons of Italy, the Association of Former Federal Narcotic Agents, the Nassau Lawyers' Association of Long Island, FOCUS, the New York District of Kiwanis International, and has been named the 2017 Pro Bono Lawyer of the Year by the Nassau County Bar Association.
Justice Falanga is a past long-time member and officer of Kiwanis and Chamber of Commerce; other community involvement has included his having served as President and Vice President of his local School Board and League President of his local Little League. Justice Falanga has also maintained long standing memberships with the Sons of Italy Lodge and Association of Former Federal Narcotics Agents.
B.S.S., Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.
L.L.B., Georgetown Law Center, Washington, D.C. – 1960
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New Advantage has been offering electric parts since 1994. To keep up with its customers' ever-changing needs, it offers high-grade parts only from top manufacturers such as Helicoil, Meritek USA, and Mitsubishi. Each product is also backed up by the company's commitment to excellence, global resources, and inspection procedures and processes that are ISO-documented. As a matter of fact, New Advantage has invested in Leica equipment and XRF scanning equipment for product inspection and testing. The company also invests in the right people. By employing highly trained individuals and industry experts, the brand ensures that each product it distributes exceeds industry standards and buyers' expectations.
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[I hope you come to know the Gala that I now know and love. In the meantime, I would love it if we can stick with the credo we started out This site with: Criticism is always welcome and carefully (too carefully, if anything) considered around here, but most important: let's support each other, not tear each other down. In life and on the site. Xo --Jane]
It's one thing to be inspired by a beauty editorial which takes hours, involves models (read: "perfect" symmetrical faces), top make-up artists, incredible lighting and fabulous photography. It's totally another to have your world rocked by a real girl who is making the best of her face. I am much more inspired by the way my friends use make-up than whatever beauty magazines are pushing this season.
So I decided to interview them & post lots of pictures of them. Yay!First up: Amy Doan (codename: Shrinkle) of Sugarpill Cosmetics. We have known each other for years and years. She used to make really colorful dresses and sell them on eBay, and has since progressed to owning her own cosmetics company. Sugarpill is legendary, making some of the most saturated pigments I've ever seen, and none of it is repackaged.She also does an AMAZING eye, which she often photographs & features on Instagram. (Follow her! Her username is shrinkle.) I've never seen anyone else wear color so well, which is why she's such an inspiration to me and thousands of others.Click through to see some of her over-the-top, artistic eye looks and read her answers to my questions.


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Jon Hamm: 'Clear History' Set Break!
Jon Hamm takes a break on the set of his upcoming HBO film Clear History on Tuesday (September 25) in Massachusetts.
The 41-year-old Mad Men actor took time to meet with the Lieutenant from the Beverly Police Department! He snapped a picture with the hard working gentleman before heading back to work.
The day before, Jon was spotted out and about in Los Angeles after Mad Men lost out all seventeen of their 2012 Emmy Awards nominations.
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Medicinal Plants You Can Grow At Home
Long before the invention of antibiotics and other pharma drugs, people used more natural things for their ailments and many of these medicinals, not surprisingly, come from plants.
Almost every culture that you can think of have relied on plants for not only food, but for the maintaining of health, and restoration of it if one is suffering.
In recent years, we've personally been learning more about the benefits of herbs and foods for medicinal purposes and we continue to be amazed at how useful so many of these plants are, and what they can help with.
Take Camomile for instance. With a sweet, crisp, fruity and herbaceous fragrance, has long been used medicinally as a remedy for problems regarding the digestive system. It has a soothing and calming effect in the area of aromatherapy, used to end stress and aid in sleep. The entire herb is used to treat common aches like toothache, earache, shoulder pain and neuralgia.
Interested in learning more? Here's 27 medicinal plants that you either might be growing right now in your garden (or you could be!).


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It was Valentine's Day on The Real Housewives of New Jersey Season 6 Episode 7 as Dina at chocolates alone at home in her pajamas and contemplated her divorce.
Melissa gifted Joe with a book of sexy photos of her and Joe brought home a puppy to cheer up the family after Melissa's aunt passed away.
Teresa struggled to keep her businesses going despite the legal problems and Victoria Gotti paid a visit and dropped some shocking gossip. She claims that Rino once confided in her that his marriage broke up because he's slept with his wife's mother, Santa!
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Phaiton isn't just a great sounding name (like a Greek god they never got round to finishing), it's also a maker of great sounding headphones. The PS 500 is the top model in the company's Primal Series and brings studio-grade 40mm titanium driver technology to big, cushy closed-back headphones. The outer cup housings are fashioned from high-grade leather, with extra- plush ear cushions so it's like slipping on a nice pair of slippers for your lobes.
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Lyrics Depot is your source of lyrics to Twilight Zone by Golden Earring. Please check back for more Golden Earring lyrics.
Twilight Zone Lyrics
Artist: Golden Earring
Golden Earring
Somewhere in a lonely hotel room
there's a guy starting to realize that eternal
fate has turned its back on him. It's 2 a.m.
It's two a.m.
The fear has gone
I'm sitting her waitin'
The gun's still warm
Maybe my connection is tired of taking chances
Yeah there's a storm on the loose
Sirens in my head
Wrapped up in silence
All circuits are dead
Cannot decode my whole life spins into a frenzy
Help I'm steppin' into the twilight zone
The place is a madhouse
Feels like being cloned
My beacon's been moved
Under moon and star
Where am I to go
Now that I've gone too far
Soon you will come to know
When the bullet hits the bone
Soon you will come to know
When the bullet hits the bone
I'm falling down a spiral
Destination unknown
Double crossed messenger, all alone
Can't get no connection
Can't get through where are you
Well the night weighs heavy
On his guilty mind
This far from the borderline
When the hitman comes
He knows damn well
He has been cheated And he says
(repeat Chorus)
From: Jim Keefer
Golden Earring Lyrics
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This desk belongs to: Tommy Chandra
Welcome to the creative work space of an Indonesian illustratior Tommy Chandra. Tommy lives in the capital, Jakarta, and from there he runs his own illustration and design studio, HEIMLO.
'I use both of my hands for drawing. The left one for the manual and the right one for the digital. It means I can draw twice as much as the average illustrator!'
Read more about Tommy Chandra and his quirky creative world in our One Minute Interview with him in Monograph or follow him on Twitter @toramichan.


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Did anyone catch Jeff Gordon hosting SNL? Every twenty minutes or so, they ran a new commercial for a different "Joe Millionaire" show.....one of them was "Joe Huge Penis", where the women are told that Joe has a huge penis, but that isn't exactly the truth...then there was "Joe White Guy", where the women thought Joe was caucasian, but he really wasn't...(Tracy Morgan had makeup on to make him look white)....then there was "Joe-Not-A-Rapist", where they lied, and Joe really was a rapist...and "Joe Dude"...where Joe wasn't a dude...there may have been others that I missed, but the skits were hilarious..... Survior 5 Anti-Bootee Champion
Yes, I saw it too and laughed. The first one was Joe Hetro. They think he's straight but he's gay.
ejm, I saw that too! It was probably the funniest thing SNL has done in a long time.They didn't do this, but it would have been funny: Joe Homo Sapiens.
They didn't do this, but it would have been funny: Joe Homo Sapiens.


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Why I Will Never, Ever, EVER Get a Tattoo
Would I have to start planning outfits around the tattoo like I plan for weather?
You guys know about Hips and Curves, right? Oh, no big deal, it's just one of the most magnificent plus-size lingerie shops EVER.
I should caution you right now that I am not ordinarily a lady who gives much credence to traditionally sexy lingerie. I find it fussy and annoying myself, and even before I was a married person, nobody really seemed to give a crap about my underthings except insofar as how efficiently they could be removed. So if I wasn't doing it for myself, and I certainly wasn't doing it for anyone else, then why the hell would I bother?
I quit trying, and since then my underthings have reliably been seamless, comfortable, and usually black (except for when bright colors are marked down), and I can't say I really regret those decisions.
Having said that, I also have a weird obsession with historical underthings. Yeah, I know, NOBODY IS SURPRISED. I spent a goodly portion of my second Master's degree analyzing the cultural meaning and impact of historical unmentionables, specifically corsets, specifically from the mid 1800s through their eventual decline out of fashion after the first World War.
Point being, my interest in what people wore under their clothes a hundred years ago is not a new one. So when I decided I wanted to investigate bloomers as a summertime under-skirt option, this wasn't exactly a surprise.
But hey, what are bloomers anyway? The word comes from Amelia Bloomer, a late 19th century advocate for women's rights and dress reform. Bloomers, at the time, were big foofy voluminous pants to be worn under a shorter dress, enabling their wearers to, like, walk around and do stuff like men did, without the burden of heavy skirts. The term "Bloomers" was actually a mocking disparagement begun by the press of the era -- and an inaccurate one as well, since the ensemble was actually invented by Elizabeth Smith Miller.
This sounds kinda unimpressive on the surface, but that's only because it's difficult for us to appreciate how restrictive fashionable women's costumes were at the time, at least for the middle and upper classes. Not only did women wear stiff corsets that could impair breathing and flexibility, on top of that they applied layers of underskirts and heavy dresses. Depending on the decade, sometimes these dresses featured sleeves so tight women could not raise or extend their arms. Such was the price of fashion.
The rational dress reform movement sought to end all that by advocating for more flexible corsets -- and later, the "liberty" or "emancipation" bodice, initially offerred as a less horrific option than corsetry for young girls (and young girls did wear corsets prior to this) which actually did catch on for women of all ages in time.
What we now consider "bloomers" -- that is, loose underpants often gathered at the thigh, or, in longer versions, the knee -- were not the same as the reformist outerwear of Amelia Bloomer and her ilk. These were fairly standard feminine undergarments, usually long, loose through the leg, joined at the waist but usually not joined at the crotch seam.
Basically, yeah, under all those skirts Victorian women were running around in crotchless pants. During the mid to late 1800s these shorter knee-banded versions were called "knickerbockers" -- this is where "knickers" comes from -- and when they fell out of style as undergarments around the turn of the century, a joined-crotch version would become popular as athletic wear.
I SWEAR I didn't start this expecting to write you all a short history of women's drawers, but there you go.
Anyway, WHAT HISTORY! Can you blame me for being into them? Modern bloomers tend to be thigh-short, and with elastic waists and bands, which are far more comfortable. They're also a quirky method of chub-rub prevention under fuller skirts and dresses (so the bulk isn't a problem), for those who disdain bike shorts or protective creams for this sort of thing.
Hips and Curves carries them in a terrifically soft white cotton version, as well as a black nylon style. Etsy is also a good source of about a billion different styles, many of which are made to order.
"Mr Selfridge"
Tangentially related to bloomers, "Mr Selfridge" is a television series that aired earlier this year, a fictionalized account set at the opening of famed London department store Selfridges in 1908.
Jeremy Piven stars as Harry Gordon Selfridge, an American entrepreneur bringing his radical ideas about shopping across the pond -- radical ideas like that stuff should be OUT, for people to look at, and not hidden behind a counter. Also that perfume and beauty products should be sold together, on the ground floor.
When the prickly new head of fashion even goes so far as to suggest that one day, women will be able to walk into a store, see an outfit they like, and purchase it to take home right then, her colleagues look faint at the notion. BUT NOT HARRY SELFRIDGE. What a guy.
Part of what kept me from watching this when it originally aired (back in March for those of us who get PBS and in January for those in the UK) was the fact that the Selfridge family was American. And seriously, what am I watching British TV for if it's only to watch a bunch of Americans? I can do that here just by stepping outside.
I'm a jerk, though, because it turns out this is a really excellent series. Piven does an extraordinarily job portraying Selfridge as a man irrepressibly cheerful to his employees and everyone around him, but who is also tortured by long-ago demons (not to mention some current bad behavior of his own).
I also adore Agnes Towler (played by Aisling Loftus), a shopgirl who comes to work in Mr. Selfridge's store and proves to be that Mary-Sue like combination of willful and sensible and smart that shows up in pretty much every light historical drama. Not to mention the self-assured suffragist Lady Mae Loxley (played by Katherine Kelly) and Ellen Love (Zoe Tapper), a music-hall performer with who becomes the store's signature model (and also a bit of an entanglement).
Actually this series is RIFE with complicated and awesome women, and is also tangentially about the history of shopping, so obviously I am way into it. PLUS, there are lots of preposterous and elaborate hats.
Essence French Manicure Tip Guides
I saw somebody mention these Essence French Manicure Tip Guide stickers on Instagram a few weeks ago and was immediately interested. Not because I am into traditional french manicures. I'm not. Actually I find them inexplicable -- if I'm doing my nails I don't want them to look like a weird trompe l'oeil of a fingernail. I want them to look DIFFERENT.
Apparently these things are popular, as on my first two trips to Ulta (the only store I know around here that carries the Essence brand, which is apparently made by a German company -- and according to their website, you can find them at Walgreens too, among other places) the tip guides were sold out. Finally, last weekend I found two lonely packages left and bought them both.
These are not stickers you decorate your nails with -- they're temporarily applied during a manicure to give you a border between two colors. You put them on, paint your accent color, and then take them off.
My idea was to use them to do a quick and easy colorblock manicure -- one that doesn't require much of a steady hand since most of the time I seem to find myself doing my nails at midnight in the dark. My patience for self-applied nail art is pretty much zero, so I had hoped these would work to make it simple enough that even I could do it.
Last night I gave it a go: I first applied two coats of Julep's Sasha. Then I stuck the stickers on a few nails, and painted just the ends with Julep's Tina. Took the guide stickers off and VOILA, it's like magic.
A couple tips (HEH, TIPS): These things are sticky as hell. And when you stick them on, you want to press them down firmly so they do their job. Thus, you want to make absolutely certain that your bottom color is COMPLETELY DRY before putting them on. Otherwise big chunks of your under-color will come off when you remove the sticker.
Also, wait until you're pretty damn sure the accent color is also dry before trying to take them off. DRY DRY DRY. Learn from my mistakes.
The up side to them being so sticky is that the accent polish stays put, and doesn't bleed under the sticker, so they really do produce a nice clean line, much cleaner than I could possibly hope to develop the patience to accomplish freehand. It almost looks like I know what I'm doing!
They come in packs of 30, and here's the best bit: THEY COST A DOLLAR. LITERALLY A DOLLAR. Name me something half as awesome and useful that costs a dollar! So check them out and let me know how they work for you.
To conclude, a hilarious short video about cat enthusiasts, which I am including mostly because it features a bunch of Sphynx kittens.
Have a radical weekend, guys.


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Peter Marden Husting, 74, died June 4, 2009 in Salt Lake City, Utah as the result of injuries from an automobile accident.
He resided in Chicago, IL and Santa Barbara, CA, with his wife Carolyn; he is also survived by three children Jennifer, Petaluma, CA; Gretchen, Chicago; Charles O. (Myrna), Santa Monica, CA; two grandchildren,Peter and Conor Husting; and sister Polly Stackler, Malibu, CA. Born in Bronxville, NY March 28, 1935, he was reared in Highland Park, IL and graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1957.


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Alphabet games for preschool-aged children can include online games to be played independently, such as those found on Education.com as well as board games such as the "Super Why ABC Game" and the "Alphabet Soup Game." Finger play songs and activities corresponding with alphabet-themed books are also popular.Continue Reading
Both alphabet-themed board games and online games typically include goals such as matching an uppercase letter to its lowercase counterpart or having children identify a letter that matches a certain sound. In the game "Alphabet Balloon Pop" on Education.com, children hear a letter name and must click on that letter from a set of three or four choices. The "Super Why ABC Game" involves letter identification, rhyming, basic spelling and connecting a letter with its sound. "Alphabet Bingo" can be played with a larger classroom as the teacher calls out a letter, and the children try to fill their letter cards.
Finger plays are common alphabet games for use in preschool lessons or library storytimes. Songs are often versions of the alphabet sung to different tunes, usually with accompanying motions. One common example is "Alphabet Beat," in which children sing along to "Clap your hands, stomp your feet. Everybody do the alphabet beat!" The song moves through each letter along with a word that begins with that letter and a motion to keep the children active through the lesson. These songs can fit into a lesson with alphabet-themed books such as "Chicka Chicka Boom Boom" and "Alligator Alphabet."Learn more about Parenting


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Jesus said to his apostles: "For truly I tell you, if you have faith
the size of a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, 'Move from
here to there,' and it will move; and nothing will be impossible for
you." (Matthew 17:20-21 NRSV)
If those of you who have been reading the series on bringing back
the "lost sheep" have been wondering how St. Francis de Sales could
possibly have brought as many as 60,000 sheep back to the Catholic
fold, the answer lies here - in faith. This faith is not faith in our
own abilities to make the impossible possible, but faith in God's
ability to do so. This is never needed as much as in bringing lost souls
back home.
Mark tells the story of a rich young man who once went to Jesus with
the question of how to attain eternal life (Mark 10:17-27). Jesus
shrugged and said to him: "You know the commandments: 'Do not murder,
do not commit adultery, do not steal, do not give false testimony, do
not defraud, honor your father and mother.'"
The young man replied, with sincere righteousness, "All these I do. What else do I need to do?"
I imagine Jesus looked at him for a long moment, studying him,
before softly saying to the young man: "Go, sell everything you have
and give to the poor. Then come, follow me."
At that the young man's face fell because he had great wealth and was
unable to part with it. As he walked away Jesus said
to his disciples words that have become very famous: "It is
easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich
man to enter the kingdom of God."
"If that is the case," the
disciples wanted to know, "then who can be saved?"
Jesus looked at
them and said, "With man this is impossible, but not with God; all
things are possible with God."
All things are possible with God, and if we trust that He will help
us to bring back those who are lost to Him, He certainly will. The
greater the trust the more people we will be able to bring to Him.
Francis de Sales stands as a testimony to that fact. So does the Holy
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Hearty and healthy soup that is a favourite with friends and family. Sounds more difficult than it is. Try it! We're positive you'll be pleased. Serve with grated Parmesan cheese.
I love Tuscan White Bean soup. This recipe is a good base, however many of the suggested modifications should be considered. Chicken or vegetable broth, extra garlic, and extra thyme & rosemary. I prefer using broccoli over spinach for much more taste. As a final touch, three necessities: 1. Fresh Parsley! About a handful chopped. Really adds a fresh taste. 2. Good Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Stir in about a 1/4 cup at the very end. Can't make a decent italian soup without using a decent olive oil. 3. And finally, some freshly grated quality parmesan cheese on top. None of that store shelf canned stuff. Good cheese goes a long, long way. - 29 Nov 2007 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)
Only an average, 3-star recipe as written with obvious flaws, but I saw its potential to become something wonderful so I made this knowing I would be putting my spin on it. I can say for certain that Italians wouldn't use vegetable oil, so it wouldn't be used in soup either...change to olive oil. The soup looked like it needed a serious boost of flavor, so I started by using some homemade chicken broth I had in the freezer that also had pieces of chicken in it - and no water. I didn't understand why the submitter chose to dilute her soup with water! I also sauteed some chopped bacon (more flavor!) in a little olive oil, then added the onions, celery and extra garlic and thyme. I think these changes really did the trick because this turned out to be really outstanding! I served it with a mix of freshly grated Parmesan and Romano cheeses, then gave it a finish of a drizzle of white truffle oil, which took this over the top! So with a couple of small but important changes this is definitely a 5-star soup! - 23 Jan 2010 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)
Wonderful with the following additions: double garlic,l/4 more beans, use chix broth in place of water, add onion salt and chix boullion to taste, add 3 teaspoons fresh Rosemary,double the lemon juice. Cut up your spinich about 3/4" wide by 3/4" or you'll end up with long strings hanging from your spoon. Made such a hit last winter at a church supper months ago and I'm still being asking me for the recipe. - 22 May 2005 (Review from Allrecipes US | Canada)


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We are told that the Boris Johnson-David Cameron peace talks at the pub lunch summit near Chequers were "fruitful". If I had to suggest a more apt one-word description I would say "fitful". Both were accompanied by their families, and between them they have seven children, though I can't be certain they were all on parade.
While that summit was going on, my wife and I were holding talks in our local pub and we were, of course, surrounded by other people's children. One boy actually came in on his bicycle. (Boris would be so proud.)
Children in pubs are now part of the traditional British Sunday, along with those mountainous Yorkshire puddings, which come with absolutely everything, including the vegetarian option. The highchairs are brought out, the doors are thrown wide open to welcome the double buggies, and the babies are passed round the table with the horseradish sauce and wholegrain mustard. The bar staff are good-natured and unflinching.
All this makes life a lot easier for parents than it was when we used to crouch with our children in a drizzly pub garden with a broken swing. But it means the Sunday lunchtime pub is no place for unaccompanied adults, who are likely to feel much less at ease than all the little Archies and Jessicas around them
I am sure that the Cameron and Johnson offspring are beautifully behaved and good company, but if the Prime Minister and the mayor wanted to hold serious talks about Heathrow and all that, they would have done better to get a couple of bottles of ginger beer and a straw each and stand outside. They would then just have to put up with the quiet coughing of the smokers.
Are scaffolders getting nicer? They have a terrible reputation for arriving early in the morning, yelling, cursing, double-parking, hurling their poles and planks about, chucking those metal joints from a great height on to the truck and tuning their radios to full-volume Mayhem FM.
They have always seemed to play up to their bad name, knowing that the rest of us dread their arrival. It was as if they enjoyed seeing themselves as villains, suddenly appearing outside the upstairs window, tattooed, hooded and bellowing like pirates in the rigging.
The men who came to our house the other day to put up scaffolding for exterior painting seemed different. They were quiet, hard-working, and politely moved their stuff from the front door when I wanted to get in. Their radio was only fairly loud and even the thud of their planks sounded more discreet. I don't think they swore.
Is this the new breed of caring scaffolder? Have they turned considerate and street-friendly? Do they want to be loved? Maybe the hard times of the recession have changed them, made them more eager to please. Maybe they can now set a good example to bankers.
Here is news of the next global crisis: there may be a world shortage of disposable nappies following a recent explosion in a key Japanese factory. This could cause havoc. I am calling on the United Nations and the European Union to act now and to introduce a massive international programme of intensive potty training.
I belong to the generation of parents who regularly pricked our thumbs with safety pins as we put towelling nappies on our squirming babies. My wife and I were lucky enough to use a nappy laundry service; a van came to pick up the festering dirty ones and return beautifully ironed clean ones. We called it the happy crappy nappy van.
Goodness knows how new mothers and fathers will cope with this latest crisis. Perhaps they will go and unwind in the pub – taking their babies, of course.


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Various study information has been provided online for classes, sermons, etc. Although these "events" are over, here is a repository of this information for reference.
Reference material for series by Dr. Tim Sisemore on John Calvin's "Institutes of the Christian Religion"
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You didn't mention Jewish, is it bad?
0Quote from caliotter3she prolly didn't appreciate the negative feedback, most people wouldn't come back after getting slammed by their school, ranting about it on this board, then getting slammed by the board.well, out of curiosity as well as concern for the op, i notice they haven't given us an update. i suppose they got kicked out.
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Kentucky does not equal gay tolerant but Louisville is better than most places in the state.
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Why would bringing food stop you from learning, when classes (lecture) are back to back and during the lunch hours you bring food to class. I've only had one professor who banned eating. None of the others cared. Nearly everyone has a coke or water with them, quarter have food.
What are you going to report, colleges can set their own rules. I doubt whoever you reported this rumor of people eating or coming in late would care.
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i haven't had to buy a clicker yet because i haven't had a professor who required it. to me it an extra fee on top of all the other costs especially for teacher who only use them for attendance taking purposes. the good thing is you only have to buy one once.
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don't think it should be any of the bons business if you got a dui or any other crimes that is not related or affects your work as a nurse.
two different things.
how does someone cheating hurt you? do you feel slighted because they are getting an unfair advantage vs you who doesn't cheat. most people snitch because of this alone and wrap it in an honor code to make them feel better about their totally altruistic motives.
either way, i don't cheat, i don't care if someone does, it doesn't affect me.
1beth66335 likes this.do you snitch on cheaters?
nope, i mind my own business.
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You're being overly sensative.......
does anyone elses school raise tuition rates every year? this year our school/state thinks we should be grateful for just a 5% hike because it's the lowest in several years. like ***, how about not raising rates ten times faster than natural inflation, then we'll be grateful.
0But first you need to accept the fact that YOU FAILED...not that THEY FAILED YOU
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We musn't ever challenge those in power, right or wrong, seems to be how a lot of nursing schools work. Hope they don't kick you out.
we had a girl raped at my high school. What did people do, gossip and dog the girl. The school nurse wasn't involved, as the girl walked to her car and left for home before anyone knew.


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MusiCares Adds Performers Tony Bennett, Coldplay, Foo Fighters to Paul McCartney Event
Norah Jones, Alicia Keys, Neil Young and Crazy Horse, and Katy Perry will all perform at the event, as well.
When Paul McCartney is honored as the MusiCares Person of the Year during Grammy week next Friday night, he'll be the biggest name in an otherwise stellar lineup of performers.
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In addition to a special McCartney performance to highlight the night, multiple-Grammy Award winners Tony Bennett, Coldplay, Foo Fighters, Norah Jones, Alicia Keys, Neil Young and Crazy Horse, and current Grammy nominee Katy Perry will all perform at the event, which will be hosted by British comedian Eddie Izzard.
Proceeds from the event will go to MusiCares, an organization that aims to help musicians who are struggling with financial, medical or personal issues.
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McCartney is being honored for his music background, but also for his charity work; Recording Academy President and CEO Neil Portnow noted that the former Beatle "exemplifies the phrase artist/philanthropist."
The full list of artists scheduled to perform is below.
Paul McCartney
The cast from The Beatles' Love by Cirque du Soleil
Tony Bennett
Foo Fighters
Alison Krauss and Union Station featuring Jerry Douglas
Duane Eddy
Norah Jones
Alicia Keys
James Taylor
Diana Krall
Neil Young and Crazy Horse
Sergio Mendes
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Stained Glass Crow Feather
Artistically rendered to represent the plumes of the dark and mysterious crow, this stained glass feather features black veining, a black wispy glass body given a patina with a solid black tip. Available in two sizes, the larger feather has a pearly opal quill to differentiate the right (or top) side from the underside of the feather. Each crow feather comes looped on a leather cord, ready to hang from rearview mirrors, to catch light in a window or to display in the garden next to the birdbath.
- Copper foil
- Small feather measures 3"
- Large feather measures 7"
- Feather comes on leather cord for hanging
- Glass is hand-rolled, so your feather may have slight variations in color from pictured
DISCLAIMER: Please (please please) do not give this item to your baby bird. The solder used in the stained glass process contains lead, which is harmful to humans, especially young children.


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UBS Loses Bid to Block Fannie, Freddie Suits
A federal judge Friday denied UBS AG's effort to dismiss a lawsuit by the federal regulator for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac alleging the Swiss bank deceived the mortgage giants into buying billions of dollars of shaky loans during the housing boom.
The Federal Housing Finance Agency filed suits against UBS and 17 other banks last summer alleging that they violated federal securities law in selling nearly $200 billion of mortgage-backed securities. The suits represent one of the most sweeping actions by a federal regulator stemming from the mortgage crisis.
Friday's ruling by U.S. District Judge Denise Cote of Manhattan is the first on any of the defendants' motions to dismiss the FHFA suits. The court is handling pretrial proceedings for 15 of the lawsuits filed by the FHFA.
In the UBS case, the FHFA argued that Fannie and Freddie sustained losses of more than $1.1 billion on some $6.4 billion in mortgage-backed securities that the firms bought as investments between 2005 and 2007.
The judge refused to dismiss claims under a 1933 federal securities law and ruled that the FHFA had standing to bring the lawsuit, rebuffing UBS's challenge of the statute of limitations against such claims. It did grant UBS's motion to dismiss a claim of negligent misrepresentation.
Samples of loan files conducted by the FHFA "are sufficiently suggestive of widespread inaccuracies" in property valuations and other underwriting features to suggest that disclosures made to mortgage investors about the quality of those loans were "objectively false," wrote Judge Cote in rejecting several of UBS's motions to dismiss the lawsuit.
Fannie and Freddie were "sophisticated participants" in the mortgage market and their losses "are attributable to the deepest recession in 75 years," said a UBS spokesman in a statement. The company "remains confident in its defenses to the claims in the complaint."
An FHFA spokeswoman said the agency was "pleased with the court's ruling in this matter and will continue to pursue its claims against the parties, which is important to the [companies] and to taxpayers."
Fannie and Freddie were taken over by the U.S. government 3½ years ago and the FHFA was named as the conservator for the failed mortgage titans. Taxpayers are on the hook for nearly $150 billion that is been used to fund continued operations.
The mortgage companies typically buy loans from originators and package them into securities that they then sell to investors. But during the past decade, Fannie and Freddie increasingly bought top-rated pieces of higher-yielding securities that they didn't package and that instead were issued by their Wall Street competitors.
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Now that "The Kid Stays in the Picture" has opened to strong reviews, documentarians Nanette Burstein and Brett Morgen are working every angle to ensure that the film's subject, Robert Evans, will extend his stay.
They're even developing an animated series that would provide TV audiences with the wacky adventures of a certain famously tan producer-turned-raconteur and his longtime, long-suffering English butler, Alan Selka.
To put it in toon terms, Bob would be the Dick Dastardly to Alan's Muttley, with the butler constantly seeking to sabotage his master's plans.
In the pilot episode, which Burnstein and Morgen are writing with a former "South Park" writer, Bob wants Alan to build a Plexiglass bridge over the swimming pool so that he can appear, Moses-like, as he walks to his outdoor screening room. Evans and Selka are providing their own voices.
Evans' colorful life provides a wealth of material; in the 1960s, he once tried to have just such a bridge built at his Woodland estate.
While the filmmakers' agents at Endeavor haven't begun shopping the project yet, a sample of their vision can be seen on the movie's Flash-animated Web site at www.thekidstaysinthepicture.com. It features a turtlenecked, bolo-tied and bobble-headed Evans that rasps out such gems as "I make headlines and I make careers" and "Guilt is the mafia of the mind."
Says Morgen, "I won't sleep until every kid in this country has a Bob Evans plushy doll to cuddle up to at night."Look for a Mattel tie-in to follow shortly.


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In the past the Chinese people produced fermented drinks from hawthorn, and its remains were found in bowls older than 9,000 years.
Hawthorn was already spread through Europe, Asia, North America and the Mediterranean but today we have it all around the world. It is known for its many folk names -- white thorn, haw, sharp thorn and many others. We can tell you everything about its use.
Remedy for the heart
The hawthorn contains an active substance with antioxidant effect. In the flowers, besides the essential oil there is trimethylamine.
The fruits contain essential oils, tannins, saponin, glycosides and fructose and a significant amount of potassium, sodium, calcium and salts of phosphoric acid. When the famous homeopath Vilmar Schwabe included the tincture of the fresh fruit in his book the popularity of this herb significantly increased and became the subject of lots of researches.
It is confirmed that the hawthorn is a valuable remedy for the heart. Among the encouraging findings, it is important to say that hawthorn reduces the risk of the most common disease of the modern age -- heart attack.
Everyone who has problems with high blood pressure and wants to protect themselves from the dangers which high cholesterol and hardening of the blood vessels brings, and everyone who suffer from heart crisis can cure it with hawthorn.
This plant is widely used to maintain a healthy circulatory system, with increased blood pressure, in a weakened heart muscle or in cardiac arrhythmias.
It has been accepted as a safe and effective treatment in the early stages of heart diseases, and as effective therapy for the advanced stages of a disease.
It is recommended after surviving a heart attack because it increases the blood flow of the coronary vessels.
It improves the activity and influences on better nutrition of the cells in the heart muscle. Generally, all people who have 50 years occasionally need to take a solution of hawthorn.
Hawthorn and all of its use
-- The hawthorn is one of the plants with the strongest calming effect.
-Helps against fatigue, lack of energy, poor sleep, difficult breathing, dizziness, severe pounding heart, anxiety, nervousness and noise in the ears.
-- Can be used for weight loss, because it encourages the removal of excess water from the body.
-- This makes it useful for cellulite, edema and diseases of the joints.
-The hawthorn strengthens the connective tissue and because of the anti-inflammatory effect it is recommended for digestive problems. Protects against the effects of free radicals and it also prevents from vascular diseases such as atherosclerosis.
Many studies have shown that the hawthorn is safe and well tolerated.
Not recommended for pregnant women and nursing mothers.
Hawthorn drops
Take 20 g of crushed leaves and flowers and pour 200 ml of 70% alcohol. Mix it periodically. After three weeks, strain them. Drink 20 drops a day with some liquid. These drops act preventively and as a supportive therapy in diseases of the circulatory and nervous system.


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It's gonna get sappy up in here.
I recently received the best haircut I've ever had in my entire life, and it's very short.
Having really short hair has drastically improved my life, and that is no exaggeration. I feel more like myself than I have in a long time. I know lots of women struggle with unreasonable attachment to their long hair, and spend an inordinate amount of time literally agonizing over whether they should cut it short or not. May I kindly suggest: If you feel like doing it, you should JUST. DO. IT.
Life is too short to spend hours jacking around with a giant mop of hair if you don't feel like it, especially if you're just holding on to it because you think it's making you more feminine or more desirable or hiding some perceived flaw. And on the subject of hiding flaws: Don't listen to any one (actual person you know, internet article, etc.) who tells you that you don't have "the right figure" or the "right face shape" or the right anything for short hair. Those are lies.
If you're not thin, long hair is not making you look any more thin than you actually are, I promise. All it's doing is eroding your confidence, because you're only holding onto it based on thoughts about what you're "supposed" to do, and obsessing about all of the things that you think would need to change in order to have the thing that you want.
I'm sure some people (men) would read this and think that it's much ado about nothing, but as a life-long woman (and former hairstylist who has done many a pixie cut on many terrified women), I know for a fact that this is a legitimate struggle for many out there. That's why a quick Google search for "women with short hair" or "should i cut my hair short," will return an astounding number of results, usually falling into one of three categories:
1) discussion of why men don't like women with short hair (look at all these f***s I give!)
2) dissection of what "type" of woman can pull off short hair, and then articles that attempt to give a pep talk, but still manage to remind all the fatties and round-face-havers that they should really keep some extra length, you know, for hiding their big giant fat faces behind.
3) And don't forget to not look a lesbian!
It's a loaded issue. It just is. Only the most perfect little manic pixie dream girls are "allowed" to have short hair. Well, screw that. Climbing out from under the crushing weight of all those rules about short hair is one of the most freeing things I've ever done, and I want other women to do it, too.
All I'm trying to say is this, ladies: You only live once. Please don't spend your precious time focusing on what other people think of your hair. Just get the haircut you want and continue living your life, like a boss.


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As if it isn't already alluring enough to ski in what many refer to the 'Alps of Nevada,' Ruby Mountains Heli-Experience is one of the only heli-skiing operations in the entire continent. And it's not just any heli-skiing trek, any time with this crew is undoubtedly first-class. Family owned and operated for nearly 40 years, the Royer's will not only ensure that you have an unforgettable time, but also work to make you as comfortable as possible with an unmistakable all-in-the-family vibe.
Recently listed by National Geographic as one of the "Best American Adventures," powder enthusiasts will have the chance to tag along with some majorly experienced guides, dropping into some unfathomably amazing runs. The mind-bending Ruby Mountain range towers over the high desert of eastern Nevada, spanning 60 miles in length at widths varying from 10 to 12 miles, boasting 10 peaks above 11,000 feet, including the stunning Ruby Dome sitting at 11,387 feet. As you can imagine, with prominence like this, heart-pounding backcountry bliss fully sets in with a vertical drop of 39,000 begging to be enjoyed.
Skiers and snowboarders with the good fortune to find themselves on a heli-adventure will feast upon 200,000 acres of untouched wilderness with nary a lift line or track in sight. The highly experienced and qualified instructors and pilots with the Ruby Mountain Heli-Experience operation make the trip as safe and memorable as possible, with backup plans that include Snowcat-accessible territory if the peaks are too gusty for helicopters. The very nature of backcountry skiing makes safety a top priority, and guests of this heli-skiing operation can be assured they are in good hands.
The only thing missing you ask? The quality of snow…which isn't a problem. With moisture-rich storms brewing out of the Pacific Northwest and sweeping across the arid high desert of the Great Basin, skiing enthusiasts will be pleased with the multitude of dry, fluffy powder to lay some tracks on. An afternoon of coasting through waist-high powder or bombing down sheer fall lines will most certainly be an experience you wont soon forget.
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The White Buffalo (1977)
Directed by J. Lee Thompson. Starring Charles Bronson, Jack Warden, Will Sampson, Clint Walker, Slim Pickens, Stuart Whitman, Kim Novak.
Cross-posted to Black Gate.
Warner Archive has so far received all the attention in my recent veer into the world of the manufacture-on-demand DVD, a dazzling universe where the big studios serve the niche movie lovers with titles that would otherwise only surface in North America on bootlegs swiped off Japanese laserdiscs. (Yeah, you own a couple of those.) Tarzan's Greatest Adventure, The Bermuda Depths, and The Last Dinosaur all come from Warner Brothers' MOD division. But two other studios have their own extensive MOD programs: MGM Limited Edition Collection and Universal Vault. It's through MGM that we get the strange 1977 combo of Western and monster movie called The White Buffalo.
My first experience with The White Buffalo, aside from seeing ads on local television stations when it ran during "Charles Bronson Tough Guy Week", was on an awful first-generation VHS tape I watched during college as part of an independent study of the 1970s Western. The movie was drab and a cruel disappointment considering how exciting the plot description sounded: "Wild Bill Hickok and Crazy Horse team up to hunt down a giant, possibly supernatural, rampaging white buffalo." How could such a crunchy high-concept result in such a bland film?
Blame "VHS goggles," which turned the movie's photography into mulch. The difference in The White Buffalo experience between VHS and DVD is substantial. Although the MGM Limited Edition Collection DVD is rough compared to today's Blu-rays, it is about as good as the picture could look in standard definition without undergoing hefty restoration. The movie isn't a lost classic, but it wins in the realm of atmosphere: eerie and bleak. The artifice of the limited budget, which puts most the nighttime and snowbound scenes against the Buffalo on obvious interior sets, contributes to the dream-like atmosphere. That may be an accident of filming, but it's a positive creative accident. The White Buffalo never succeeds as an action thriller, but it remains a fascinating piece of odd Western cinema of the 1970s, a decade filled with plenty of oddness for the grand ol' American genre. The current popularity of the Weird Western and steampunk subgenres gives the movie a freshness that moves it beyond being only a "Manifest Destiny" take on Jaws.
In fairness to screenwriter Richard Sale, his novel The White Buffalo was first published in 1975, the same year Jaws scared people out of the water, so the Spielberg film had no effect on his writing the book. Perhaps Peter Benchley's novel Jaws reached him, but likely Sale drew from the same literary well as Benchley, Moby Dick. Obsessed men hunt a giant white creature… Moby Dick, there you go. (By the way, I read Sale's novel a few years ago and found it extremely disappointing and remember little about it.)
But if Richard Sale wasn't jonesing to Jaws, there can be no doubt that the reason producer Dino de Laurentiis selected Sale's novel for a movie adaptation was because of its similarities with what was then the highest-grossing film in history. De Laurentiis dipped into the Jaws well a second time during the summer of '77 with the infamous Orca, a movie that is actually better than you've heard it is thanks to the presence of Richard Harris.
Bronson plays Wild Bill Hickok on the downslope of his career, his eyesight failing behind tinted glasses. It's 1874, and Hickok is coming back from a failed stage career in New York with Buffalo Bill. Traveling under the name "Mr. James Otis" to avoid vengeance seekers (it doesn't work—he gets in a shootout at the first town he stops in), Hickok is pursuing a nightmare vision of a white buffalo that torments him to the edge of madness. The film never offers an explanation for these visions; they only prod Hickok out into the wilderness to face his destiny or some other hero-building 12-step program. But I like Charles Bronson as a screen persona, so I can excuse this. Bronson looks nothing like the actual Wild Bill Hickok, who was thought something of a dandy because of his soft face and sartorial concerns over his looks. But Bronson is ideal for this Wild Bill, a beaten and sagging man coming near the end of his violent life. With the round tinted glasses long hair, Bronson has something of counterculture swing to his Wild Bill. Toss that onto the "1970s fun" pile.
Will Sampson, who also popped up in Orca a few months later, plays the other obsessed hunter of the white beast, Crazy Horse. The famous Oglala Lakota war leader must avenge the deaths his daughter at the buffalo's horns. Like Hickok, he travels under a different name, "Worm," although this is not his choosing. Crazy Horse lost his true name because of his open weeping for his daughter's death, and the quest to regain his true name requires the death of the buffalo. Sampson, who is best known for his roles in One Flew over the Cuckoos Nest and The Outlaw Josey Wales, gives an adequate performance that relies more on his magnificent features and bearing than his skill at delivering dialogue. Sampson and Bronson feel stilted in most of their scenes together, and Bronson doesn't sound believable speaking the faux-Zen wisdom lines that make up most of his dialogue in these encounters. The first two meetings between Crazy Horse and Hickok are unintentionally hilarious because they sign to each other while needlessly shouting out perfect English. However, in their final moments together both men at last find common acting ground for an effective, downbeat curtain closer.
Bronson works better across from Jack Warden as "One Eye" Charlie Zane, the third side of the triangle of hunters who are the only characters in the final third of the movie. Warden gets second billing, and even though the actor was born only one year before Bronson, he's able to sell himself as an "old timer" on screen. Warden gives the most accomplished pure performance in the movie, although it doesn't have thrill of Bronson's simple presence.
The only important female character is Poker Jenny, a role that seems like it should have been played by Charles Bronson's wife Jill Ireland. The two-scene part is not far removed from the character Jill Ireland played in The Mechanic (1972), the brief romantic encounter to sand off one of the many rough edges of a Bronson character. Novak appears long enough to show a softer side to Wild Bill and a peek into his past, but Bronson lacks the chemistry with Novak that he had with Ireland in similar parts. Novak works while she's on screen, but by the time the credits roll you won't even remember she was there.
English-born director J. Lee Thompson has a long filmography, which includes one of the best of the "Planet of the Apes" films, Conquest of the Planet of the Apes (1972), and a bulky number of Bronson films. On The White Buffalo Thompson seems to have put most of his effort into the "monster" scenes, and left the standard Western beats to fend for themselves. The obstacles Hickok faces leading up to the confrontation with the buffalo are haphazard occurrences brought out of a Western 101 playbook, with two separate saloon shootouts, neither of them handled with much flair. Thompson doesn't stick the landing at the finale either. The build to the showdown with the white buffalo is intense, but the important triumphant moment seems never to have gotten in front of the cameras. The fight between the three hunters and the giant buffalo just sort of… stops. The drama that happens afterwards between Hickok and Charlie Zane over what they should do about Crazy Horse is more pointed than the buffalo battle itself.
The tagline on the posters, "You won't believe your eyes!", is accurate, but not in the way the publicity department intended. Enjoyment of The White Buffalo depends on how much viewers can get into the stage-bound style the budget forced on Thompson. The buffalo is predominantly photographed in close shots combined with quick cuts to disguise that it's not highly mobile. The animal's hindquarters never appear because the prop is mounted on a truck. When the buffalo rampages through a Sioux camp early in the movie, the claustrophobic soundstage (complete with fog-machine mist clinging to the ground) and jumpy editing turn the scene into a mess that calls attention to the budget. Fortunately, the buffalo fares better in other scenes, and in the final showdown the editing and the creature's leaping movements have developed into what might be called "style." The close-ups on its staring eye and steaming nostrils, and the slow camera movements over its albino coat during Wild Bill's nightmares are the best use of the title monster.
Half the film's atmosphere comes from the musical score by the legendary John Barry. It's an unusual score for the composer, dwelling in a dark, low register netherworld far removed from his James Bond sound or the lyrical romanticism of Somewhere in Time, Out of Africa, and his major Western score, Dances with Wolves. While a handful of Barry's scores to lesser-known films from this period like Raise the Titanic and The Black Hole (easily one of the top five scores in his catalog) have attained fame among fans, the music for The White Buffalo is a drag to listen to on its own. The low dronings punctuated by ethnic percussion offer little dynamism, and this makes up three-quarters of the score. But the music is ideal accompaniment for the film, bringing the horror aura to the action without hitting generic Western notes or copying the action music style of the era. The theme for the buffalo rumbles and threatens enough to cover many of the deficiencies of the actual creature.
In this time of unnecessary re-makes, The White Buffalo is a film that could justify getting a second turn in front of cameras. With the special effects available today, the albino buffalo could be a fantastic creation—provided the CGI people still keep it shadowy and weird and the director avoids the temptation to throw it on screen as often as possible. Almost everything about the movie could be improved today, except Bronson's performance. Maybe stick Viggo Mortensen in the lead. I wonder if David Cronenberg would be interested in directing a horror-Western?
Presentation notes: The MGM Limited Edition Collection DVD advertises on the back cover that The White Buffalo is "full frame," the code words for "Pan & Scan" 1.33:1. But have no fear, the movie's original 1.85:1 aspect ratio is preserved and enhanced for widescreen televisions. There are no extras of any kind, not even a menu, and chapter stops are dispersed at five-minute increments. There's plenty of moaning on Amazon customer reviews (yeah, that's a shock) about the DVD-R not playing, but I tried my copy on two different "play-only" DVD players and my iMac and it worked on all three without a glitch.


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Forget waiting for flowers; make yourself something nice for V Day: gluten-free sea salt and olive oil dark chocolate brownies with cacao nibs.
Like most gluten-free desserts, this dark chocolate brownie pairs well with a biodynamic port wine, or TOMS shoes and their false sense of bettering the world by buying overpriced, ugly slippers and throwing $20 at a charity one knows nothing about.
I prefer Giuseppes and a glass of iced matcha green tea while I indulge in these.
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- 1/3 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1/2 cup finely ground blanched almond flour (Bob's Red Mill brand blows; JK Gourmet Almond Flour is my fav)
- 1/4 teaspoon fine Himalayan crystal salt (or whatever salt you've got on hand)
- 1/4 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 cup organic coconut crystals (or sugar)
- 1/3 cup extra virgin olive oil
- 2 large pastured eggs
- 1 bar (3.5 ounces) of 60-72%Â dark chocolate, chopped into small pieces
- 1/2 cup raw cacao nibs (optional, for those who want their brownies a little crunchy and savory)
- Coarse sea salt for sprinkling
- Unsweetened cocoa powder for sprinkling
- Preheat oven to 350 ℉.
- Grease a 9″ diameter cake (non-stick or lined with aluminum foil).
- In a large bowl whisk together the cocoa, flour, finely ground salt, baking powder, and sugar. Add in the olive oil and eggs. Whisk until there's no visible flour or large lumps, and then stop. Fold in the chopped chocolate. (So here's how I really do it: I toss it in all in a food processor.)
- Pour the batter into your pan, shake the pan gently to even out the batter, and sprinkle with coarse sea salt.
- Bake for 8-12 minutes. (Do not over-bake — you want fudgey brownies.)
- Let cool for 30 minutes before lifting the brownies out of the pan with the foil. (Please do as I say and not as I actually do, which is take a spoon to it right away.)
- Dust your cake with cocoa powder.
- Slice and eat.
Heavily inspired by Sarah Cupcake's recipe for Cocoa Olive Oil Brownies with Dark Chocolate Chunks


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The fight started quietly with neither man wanting to take many risks, and although Ancajs was coming forward there was little of note from either man. It seemed a smart tactic from both, given that neither has fought this year, but it was clear that the fight wasn't going to remain a slow and cautious bout through out and the one that upped the pace first was going to be the one taking control.
The one that upped the pace was Ancajas who began to move through the gears in the middle rounds, and by the end of round 6 he was beginning to take control over the champion, who looked like a man who had no second gear to move in to. With Ancajas pushing the pace he began to really dominate and gave Arroyo a beating through round 7, 8 and 9, dropping the Puerto Rican for a count in round 8 and being unlucky not to get another knockdown scored in his favour the following round.
The key for Ancajas had been a steady body attack which took the legs and power from Arroyo, leaving him very flat footed and at times a sitting duck to more body shots. Although weary the visitor knew he'd have to do what he could to turn things around in the later rounds and started trudging, heavy legged, towards the challenger looking for a Hail Mary. The tactic was a foolish one from Arroyo, who lacked the footwork or hand speed to connect, and he was left chasing a speedier and fresher fighter who continued to land the eye catching shots.
With the knockdown, and the fact Ancajas was the one to take the initiative, it seemed like the Filipino had been the comfortable winner, and that was reflected on two of the cards, with scores of 118-109 and 117-110 telling the story of the fight, the third card however was far too close at 115-112.
For Ancajas this win is a career changing victory. It's taken him from a man being paid small sums as a fringe contender to a man who will be chased for a big fight either to end the year or in 2017. Given he earned less than $4,000 for this fight, turning down a much larger payday to travel, the gamble has paid off and potential money bouts with the likes of Naoya Inoue, Roman Gonzalez, Luis Concepcion, Kohei Kono, Sho Ishida, Carlos Cuadras or Takuma Inoue are looming.
Arroyo, who had won the title in a questionable manner last year against Arthur Villanueva, sees his reign and unbeaten record end in what was a genuinely poor effort. He proved his toughness and heart but looked very much like a third rate fighter coming up against some one who was hungry and talented.


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|The effect of two group counseling methods on perceptual congruence in married pairs
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|Two group counseling methods were developed with the purpose of improving interpersonal perception in married pairs. perceptual congruence was defined as accuracy in perceiving another person as that person perceives himself. A number of studies have positively related perceptual congruence in spouses to marital success and satisfaction. Recent cultural upheavals have tended to produce interpersonal "gaps" and to engender a subjective mood, thus negatively affecting perception of others. The marital relationship particularly has suffered as a result of cultural change. A group approach to marriage counseling was seen as an efficient and economical method of dealing with marital problems. Two basic counseling models were developed. The behavioral model was based on learning theory and utilized the operant conditioning techniques of Skinner. The facilitative model combined various aspects of the group-centered, Adlerianl and functional group methods. A review of the literature related perceptual congruence to the amount of knowledge possessed in the areas of interpersonal concern. The objective of the group treatment was to increase knowledge concerning the spouse, particularly with regard to attitudes and preferences. It was hypothesized that the behavioral group would be significantly more accurate than any other groups in the prediction of spouses' attitudes and preferences, would rate spouse's empathic behavior significantly higher, and would report a significantly higher degree of benefit from the treatment. It was also hypothesized that the facilitative group would surpass the control group in these areas. A total of 41 couples volunteered to participate in the study. They were randomly assigned by couples to three groups: a behavioral treatment group, a facilitative treatment group, and a control group. The behavioral and facilitative groups met for six sessions, which included an orientation session, four treatment sessions, and an evaluative session. The control group met only for an evaluative session. The behavioral group was programmed through a treatment procedure consisting of four parts: didactic presentation, attitudinal training, operant interpersonal technique, and group learning. The facilitative group followed a less structured format. Emphasis was placed upon the gaining of insight through group interaction. The group guidelines included openness, confrontation, support and focus. At the evaluative sessions all subjects completed the Interpersonal Behavior Inventory, the Taylor-Johnson Temperament Analysis, and the Self-Report Questionnaire. Data taken from the evaluative instruments were statistically analyzed by means of a one tailed t test. Results of the analysis confirmed the hypotheses concerning the behavioral group, but did not support the hypotheses pertaining to the facilitative group. None of the groups demonstrated any significant difference with regard to empathic behavior.
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You don't know what Pinterest is? Hmmmm, what's the best way to describe it.
How about this:
Pinterest is . . . the 16th highest trafficked website in the US.
Got your attention yet?
And, just like I bet that Twitter would take off back in 2008 (for fun, read that post - I liked to say the word "twit" instead of "tweet" - hey it was 2008!), I'm predicting that Pinterest will move up that list a few more notches before this year is up.
Just check out this hockey stick of a growth curve over the last six months. Talk about a tipping point!
So seriously, what is Pinterest and how can you use it for your show?
Pinterest is . . . an electronic bulletin board. It's e-scrapbooking. Or the inside of an e-locker.
It's a place where you e-pin pictures of things you love.
You grab photos from anywhere on the web of anything on the web, and you just put them up on your page. And then other people cruise your pages, comment on them, repin your pix, and . . . that's it.
And, here's why it's something that theatrical marketers need to pay attention to . . . the primary user of Pinterest is (and I'd almost say "only" user of Pinterest) . . . is female.
It's loved by women, lots and lots of women. Users are younger than the traditional theatergoer, of course, but give it some time.
Lots of wedding pages, lots of fashion pages, food pages, and more.
So Pinterest is gonna be huge(r).
But the concept of why it's going to be even bigger is even more interesting. Follow this path of our consumption of content.
We started with articles . . . then we went to blogs, which were a bit shorter . . . then we went to even shorter tweets . . . and now, it seems, that we're going to simply . . . images. We don't even want to read a thing to understand who/what we're looking at it. We just want to get it. Instantly.
Shocking, isn't it? A little scary, maybe. I mean what comes next?
Check out Pinterest here. In typical early adopter fashion, you need to "apply" for a page. But soon enough everyone will be able to get one. And then Pinterest's traffic will really take off (and I'd imagine Facebook is already figuring out to how to incorporate the concept of image-only into their network).
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James Algar, US 1945
Print source: Museum of Modern Art, New York
Running time: 9 minutes
About the print: The print has some edge and perforation damage.
Shrinkage: 0.65%
About the film: A government-produced, Disney-made animated short on the benefits of a healthy, balanced diet.
The Nitrate Picture Show, George Eastman Museum, Dryden Theatre, 5 May 2017
AA: A Walt Disney production, a wartime public health education movie, fun to watch, with narration in verse. Although the subject is basic ‒ it is about the seven sectors in the food circle ‒ the film brings in mere ten minutes fresh angles, such as key years of insight. 1747: the year when we learned to beat scurvy with citrus fruit. 1890: when we understood to fight beriberi with unpolished rice instead of the polished variety.
Good-looking and appealing in bright Technicolor. Even the colour seduces us to eat well.


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Aquaculture is an ancient industry posing challenging questions for the 21st century: How can we both protect and develop our oceans?
Through a diverse range of speakers and contributors, we hope to gain a deeper understanding of and insight into a theme that has had a huge impact on not only small coastal areas, but also the global economy
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Unlike most food events, ArktiskMat is arranged by a school. Our culinary and agricultural students are very important as both participants and executors of the arrangement.
This is the third year that Mosjøen Videregående Skole ( Mosjøen upper secondary school) have been in charge of ArktiskMat.
Through the weekend, the students have the role of hosts, assistants to guest chefs and speakers, and cooking together with other experienced chefs. At ArktiskMat, our students and young chefs have a fantastic opportunity to learn by both doing and listening as well as engaging in discussions with leading food experts.
In a way, it is run by and for the next generation of chefs, producers and food explorers.
We also welcome students from all parts of the world. Actually, everyone that can document that they are cullinary/agricultural students will have free access to all the talks and demos! (Dinner not included)
(For more info on how to participate if you are a student, please contact us at email@example.com)
Contributors Through the years
Contributors Through the years
Over the years we have had the fortune of having some of the most interesting contributors in the culinary scene from all over the world visit us. Here are some of them:
Mosjøen, Norway
Per Theodor Tørrissen
"ArktiskMat (Arctic Food) is an annual arrangement in the picturesque town of Mosjøen, located in the middle of Norway.
For one weekend in september we meet for talks, workshops, demos, lunches and dinners in and around the street of Sjøgata in Mosjøen.
Trough Arctic Food we would like to promote the craft of food production.
We thrive to raise the level of competence and knowledge with the youth, and contribute to increase the recruitment to the world of food and food production.
We want to achieve awareness around our arctic resources and a sustainable approach to them.
Arctic Food is a meeting place for young and established chefs and food people, who would like a greater insight in what moves around in the arctic region."
We want to achieve awareness around our resources and a sustainable approach to them.
We thrive to raise the level of competence and knowledge with the youth, and contribute to increase the recruitment to the world of food and food production.
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