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The majority of honours – almost three-quarters – are given to ordinary people actively engaged in charitable or voluntary work, often within their local community. They also recognise some extraordinary feats.
Grandfather Jack Denness, 77, a former school caretaker known as Death Valley Jack, was "shocked" when notification of an MBE popped through his letterbox. Having completed more than 100 marathons, as well as 12 135-mile Badwater Ultra marathons through scorching Nevada desert temperatures of up to 55C, he has raised more than £100,000 for children with cerebral palsy.
He thought it was "a wind up". "Then I read it and I was shocked they would give this to me. I'm just an ordinary fella from a humble background," said Denness, from Rochester, Kent. His whose last endurance race was in 2010, aged 75, when he completed the run through Death Valley, California, in 59 hours and 13 minutes, breaking his record of being the oldest to finish.
Penelope Clough, 53, is made an MBE after suffering huge personal tragedy. She and her husband have campaigned for a change in the law relating to bail after their daughter, Jane, a nurse, was stabbed to death in a Blackpool hospital carpark in 2010 by her ex-partner, Jonathan Vass, who had been released on bail after being accused of rape and assault offences.
Clough, from Barrowford, near Nelson, Lancashire, who with her husband launched the Justice for Jane campaign, said her first impression on learning of her MBE was "wow". "My second impression was shock that my husband hadn't got one. I feel quite gutted because we are a partnership and we have gone through all this together," she said.
Mandy Painter, 46, who has raised tens of thousands of pounds for charity after her 11-year-old son, Josh, died of a brain tumour, is awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM). She started her fundraising for the Starlight Children's Foundation, which grants wishes for seriously ill children, after it helped grant her son's wish to meet actor Orlando Bloom. Josh died in August 2006. "It's so emotional because this is about Josh, it's not about me, it's never been about me, it's always been about him," said Painter, from Worcester. She said she sat on her bed and cried when she received the BEM notification letter. "It's hard, but it's great. Josh would have been amazed, absolutely amazed, and proud," she said.
Mike Picknett, 44, a volunteer helmsman at the RNLI Redcar lifeboat station for more than 20 years, is also awarded the BEM. "I will wear it with pride. I consider it to be an award for all the volunteer staff at Redcar who dedicate so much of their lives to the RNLI and the work it does," he said.
Formerly unsung heroes from Girlguiding, the Scouts and local community organisation join those honoured for their contribution to the more unusual activities of British music hall, bell ringing, beekeeping, rope making, stone and wood carving and even the card game Bridge.


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New York University Public Law and Legal Theory Working Papers
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Pepperdine Law Review, Vol. 40, p. 365, 2013
Using diverse lawyer regulatory issues that have arisen in the ABA, courts, and other venues across the last forty years, this Article examines in detail the methodology and styles of argumentation that lawyers use to support or defeat change. Regulatory issues addressed include non-lawyer ownership of law firms, fee-sharing with non-lawyers, collaborative law, and a requirement that fee agreements with clients be in writing, Recommendations for improvement in the process of rule making are offered.
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Lawyers, legal ethics, collaborative law, non-lawyer ownership of law firms, fee-sharing with non-lawyers, cross-border practice, legal fees, advertising
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Gillers, Stephen, "How to Make Rules for Lawyers: The Professional Responsibility of the Legal Profession" (2013). New York University Public Law and Legal Theory Working Papers. 388.


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It's like Jamie Ridler is helping me lead the life I want to lead!!! This week's Wishcast Wednesday wish is perfect!
How do you wish to come out of your shell?
The reason that this is perfect for me (as I'm sure it is for so many others) is that I actually feel like I'm taking a slow peak out from the cocoon that I've been enveloped in. I'm slowing beginning to think of other people other than myself–but, knowing I need to take care of myself first. I am dreaming of possibilities for my "best life" that I believe are totally possible! Some, for the first time in years and years!!
Teaching courses (crocheting, vision board, etc.) at a local facility.
Knowing my full time job will work out somehow (it's been a period of flux for the last several months as we're in a huge transition and I kind of fell through the cracks and did not really have anything to do!) and that my experience and skills will show through to the new management and I will feel useful again!
Realizing that a change is possible, even at the age of 45. My mother was 47+ when she lost a huge amount of weight and changed her life–why can't I? (I don't know why I had forgotten that?)
That even a loving relationship/partnership is possible for someone who has had a wall up for…yes…15 years! And that I can let down my guard and show that I am really a softy at heart. (I cry at sappy commercials for goodness sake!)
So, Jamie's Wishcast Wish is, as always, helping me to open up to the possibilities in my life. Or at least put it in writing, which makes it more substantial and out to the Universe!
I wish to come out of my shell tenderly, eagerly, safely, with confidence, knowing that my life is supported by the Universe, by Spirit, and I am enveloped in love!
Compared to the age of the Universe, you are new to Nature. No one can really predict to what heights you might soar. Even you will not know until you spread your wings.
– Gil Atkinson
When you come to the edge of all the light you know, and are about to step off into the darkness of the unknown, faith is knowing one of two things will happen: There will be something solid to stand on or you will be
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Wednesday, October 11, 2017
Just found this old blog I had lying around for the last decade or so. My brother just started one for his photos and poetry and I may reactivate this one.
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Thursday, January 28, 2010
State of the Union: Not so good
The president's SOTU address last night left me underwhelmed. When I woke up this morning and parsed what I'd heard, I went from underwhelmed to full-on depressed.
Let's see: we've given $700 billion to bail out banks, and a mere $30 billion will go to help small businesses hire people for jobs that don't exist because nobody is buying anything? People still losing their homes and jobs while Wall Street execs are buying Bentleys instead of Rolls Royces with their bonuses so they don't appear too flashy. Pandering to obstructionist Republicans who sit on their hands when he talked about tax cuts for the middle class.
The situation our country is in is arguably worse than the 1930s. I worked hard over the last couple of years to get Obama elected because I believed him when he spoke about lifting up the middle class. I was full of hope when he won. Now that it's clear he's just another puppet of the bankers, my disappointment is so bitter that I am turning away from electoral politics.
Let's see: we've given $700 billion to bail out banks, and a mere $30 billion will go to help small businesses hire people for jobs that don't exist because nobody is buying anything? People still losing their homes and jobs while Wall Street execs are buying Bentleys instead of Rolls Royces with their bonuses so they don't appear too flashy. Pandering to obstructionist Republicans who sit on their hands when he talked about tax cuts for the middle class.
The situation our country is in is arguably worse than the 1930s. I worked hard over the last couple of years to get Obama elected because I believed him when he spoke about lifting up the middle class. I was full of hope when he won. Now that it's clear he's just another puppet of the bankers, my disappointment is so bitter that I am turning away from electoral politics.
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Thursday, March 5, 2009
Says it all
"The GOP is out shopping for a new dining set, a new couch, a flat-screen--anything to make the crib look a little more inviting. Meanwhile the water bill is two months past due. The lights are off. And the eviction notice is in the mail."
This from Atlantic Magazine.
This from Atlantic Magazine.
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Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Working with wood
Well, I see February was a blog post-free month for me. I had this nagging suspicion I should update infocloud, but figured my reader had probably stopped visiting anyway.
Part of my reluctance to post is not really knowing what my guiding theme should be. I tend to alienate some people when I write about politics, and don't think I have much original to say anyway.
So I'll just riff a little as I get back in the blogging saddle.
Travel is foremost for us now. On Thursday my wife is leaving for Cuba. I'm jealous and excited for her. She doesn't speak much if any Spanish, but a combination of her curiosity, Spring Break, and her desire to do a documentary have motivated her to use our university's license for professors to visit.
Me, I'm only going to Austin next week for SxSW Interactive. It's an annual ritual for me, a chance to hang out with some of the smartest people in the world—my authors, and people I hope to make into authors.
The woodworking class I'm taking with my son (who turns 22 today) is a lot of fun. I love it most because it's a complete break from the way I spend my time at work: onscreen and on the phone. Just walking into the shop on Tuesday and Thursday evenings brings me into a different state of mind. I take a deep breath of the sawdust and the tension drops from my shoulders. I go into a slower pace, and find a new kind of creativity.
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Monday, January 26, 2009
A revolution of the spirit
Events unfolding in a shockingly depressing sequence make me fearful. The fear can be immobilizing, and confronting it and breaking through is my new obsession.
I find that concentrating on the positive outcomes that lie on the other side of all this economic despair is the most helpful mindset. Maybe we'll emerge with a culture that values things other than consumption at shopping malls. Things like: growing gardens, cultivating friendships, sharing what we have, building parks, bike trails, caring for our children, making college educations available to anyone who will do the work, rethinking health care and how it's dispensed. Those things can all create jobs for people. For an eloquent and inspiring essay about this revolution of the spirit, go here.
James Howard Kuntsler says our "Happy Motoring" culture is coming to a close. Now I love my car (actually a truck) as much as the next guy, but I've long been a big critic of our car culture and the soulless urban/suburban landscapes it has enabled. Some of that blight will go away, but it will take a long time. Let the infill begin.
The pop-up lid of our kitchen garbage can broke, and we planned to throw it away and buy a new one at Target. One night after we'd gone to bed, our son got a drill, twisted some wire in the new holes, and the next morning it was working again. Although you wouldn't say it's as good as new, it'll make do for the time being. To me this stands as a symbol of our new realities. At the end of the day, we saved $24.99 and kept a lot of material out of the local landfill. (Of course, someone making trash cans lost their job. And Target's shareholders got a smaller dividend.)
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Monday, January 19, 2009
Racism: Bad for your community
A holiday faced us, a sunny, wintry day just before the inauguration of our transformational president. The university and my wonderful publishing company both acknowledge the day as the holiday it rightly is. No sense giving in to guilt and working. This day was asking for a short road trip.
We decided to go somewhere we had heard so much about, just an hour away. It's at the confluence of two powerful rivers: the Ohio and the Mississippi. Cairo, Illinois.
Now I don't know much about the history of Cairo, only that racism killed the place. I had read about it, and to be honest, was afraid to see it. What better day than the Martin Luther King holiday to go there and confront the demons?
In some ways, it was more pleasant than I expected; in others, it was more horrible. There were some mansions in an area with brick streets. But then there was the once-downtown. The photo here shows how sad and complete the state of decline. You think about "the tipping point" and wonder what date that was in Cairo.
I've been to places defined and shaped by their racist pasts: Birmingham, Chicago, Memphis, Detroit, Newark, Philadelphia—but none have touched me like this. This is where fear met despair.
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Thursday, January 8, 2009
Living with chickens
"May you live in interesting times." Sometimes, that thought is all the solace I can take away from the relentless drone of the day's frightening news. Insecurity grows with stories of foreclosures, job losses, store closings, bankruptcies and suicides. I obsess over blogs like that of James Howard Kuntsler, check in on the stock market at Bloomberg.com, or quickly check the latest headline at the Huffington Post to see how much further the world has fallen apart while I was on that last phone call.
But other times, I adopt a more sanguine attitude. I've been through tough times in my life, and I know how to survive. I make a mental note to dissociate my concept of who I am from the trappings around me. I am not what I "own," nor am I the job that pays me. I've started changing my myriad of passwords to affirmations instead of cynical constructs full of @ signs and !s. Using words like "light," "new" or "hope."
I'm getting as fit as possible. That's why I'm swimming a half mile three times a week and have kept it up for three months now. A new personal best.
I've looked around at the resources at my disposal, and they are vast. Based on them I've developed a plan to expand the list of things I can do to survive—whatever happens next. The plan includes:
• utilizing the wood all around me. We're culling trees, using the tops for firewood and turning their trunks into lumber. Oak. Cherry. Poplar. Pine.
• further utilizing the wood around me by taking a woodworking class at the university craft shop.
• getting serious about getting chickens. Living with Chickens is my current favorite book.
• focusing on the garden. We need to make it better than last year's.
• apprenticing myself to the region's best wine-maker. He says his business is recession-proof. No doubt.
• toying with the idea of turning our walk-out basement into an apartment. Help with the mortgage might be good down the line.
• also thinking of becoming a B&B here on the lake in the Shawnee Hills Wine Country for a couple of months next fall.
It's a lot better to think about positive things.
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We are now accepting applications to SERVE the growing Methodist Church in Cuba!
June 30- July 8, 2017
Visit, worship with and experience the Cuban Methodist Revival in the 2000+ member Catedral de Holguin.
What will we be doing?
In addition to assisting with morning Bible School with 150 students, the team will witness the Cuban Methodist revival worshiping with the 2,000-member Catedral de Holguin, visiting missions, house churches, small groups and sightseeing. Those not interested in volunteering at Bible School can be valuable team members, as well.
How much will it cost?
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Includes religious visa, UMVIM insurance, Cuba transportation, translation, accommodations, delicious meals and a mission fee, for the 9 day/8 night visit. Each team member also takes a 50 pound bag of supplies. Only optional souvenirs, a couple of restaurant meals and offerings would be extra.
If you cannot travel but would like to sponsor a child's Bible school experience in Holguin, Cuba, supplies, craft projects and snacks are needed. Sponsorships of even a few dollars make a real difference in enriching the mission.
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An Evening Of Baking, Fun, Demos And Audience Participation
Join the artisan baker for an evening of fun, stories, demos and audience participation.
TV's baking star Paul Hollywood brings his first ever live show to the UK in 2014. With 23 dates across the country, Paul Hollywood Live - Get Your Bake On! sees Paul take to the stage for an evening of baking, comedy and fun.
"When I was approached to do a tour, I jumped at the chance, I can't wait to share my passion for baking with a live audience"
Get Your Bake On will see Paul demonstrate recipes, reveal some of the secrets of being a TV chef and take the audience on a journey through his life in baking. The show will culminate with four lucky randomly chosen audience members coming on stage to bake with Paul.


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Kelly Ripa's life in 2016 is even exhausting to recap
The year 2016 may very well go down in history as one of the wildest and weirdest years in recent history. This sentiment is no less true for Kelly Ripa, whose year has been dominated by workplace drama but luckily, not totally consumed by it. When she wasn't busy making surprise guest appearances (read: making great shows even greater), she was test-driving different co-hosts for Live! and doing it in style. If anything, Ripa has shown us all that even when the unexpected happens, there's no reason to wallow in it. Instead, the best thing to do is brush yourself off and keep moving forward.
Ripa's indomitable spirit and trademark wit have also defined her year. It's interesting to note that while Ripa is not a frequent social media poster, when she does post, she makes sure it's a moment that counts. That's pretty indicative of how Ripa has remained strong during what would appear to have been an otherwise unsettled year for the daytime talk show host. She has chosen to highlight the positive and focus on the good times, which I think we can all agree is the best course of action when it seems like there's nothing but drama surrounding you.
Unexpected Live! drama
Perhaps the defining narrative in Ripa's public life was the drama surrounding Live! and co-host Michael Strahan's unexpected (and slightly messy) departure. After four years, Strahan announced he was leaving Live! in April 2016. The announcement reportedly blindsided Ripa and the production team behind Live!, all of whom had no clue that Strahan was departing for greener pastures over at Good Morning America.
Ripa was noticeably curt to Strahan in his final days as co-host and made headlines when she took a week off from Live! without notice. Ripa's public apology to her viewership was heartfelt and earnest. She expressed that she needed time to process the news.
Andy Cohen weighs in, Strahan return rumors begin
At the time of the event, Ripa's close friend and, later, Live! co-host Andy Cohen noted Ripa's distress at not being told of Strahan's departure and cited their chemistry as one of the reasons the news was so shocking.
While she felt hurt that she wasn't immediately told of Strahan's departure, she was going to press onward and wished Strahan well in the transition process. There were recent rumors that Strahan was trying to return to Live!, although that should definitely be taken with a grain of salt. Strahan's made no public announcement as of yet.
More: Michael Strahan is kind of rubbing his new job in Kelly Ripa's face
All the Live! co-hosts
Since April, Ripa has had a bevy of famous faces play co-host on Live!. Initially, many thought that this was simply an audition process, much like what had happened when Ripa's previous co-host Regis Philbin left and Strahan came aboard. It would appear that this is not the case, since Ripa is still co-hosting with a new guest each week. While there is no clear-cut consensus on whether Ripa will find a permanent co-host, it's been a ton of fun to see who sits in the chair next to Ripa each episode.
Notable co-hosts have included Alec Baldwin, Fred Savage, Carrie-Ann Inaba, Jim Parsons, Andy Cohen, and Ripa's best friend Anderson Cooper. Who knows what 2017 will hold for Ripa and the Live! team? But one thing's for certain: Ripa is ready to move on from the drama and keep the good times rolling. Can you blame her? I have my fingers crossed she keeps bringing on new co-hosts every week, if only because it proves that Ripa can get along with literally anyone and make great television at the same time.
Ripa kills it on Halloween, per usual
Proof that she can work with anyone and have literally a metric ton of fun was her iconic Halloween episode with co-host Jerry O'Connell. Ripa and O'Connell had a whale of a time dressing up as 2016's most recognizable and beloved characters. While O'Connell donned Negan's leather jacket and baseball bat, Ripa repped Lemonade with Beyoncé's trademark yellow dress and the "Hot Sauce" bat. She also did a hilarious impression of Donald Trump — orange visage and all — as well as Suicide Squad's Harley Quinn.
Ripa's family matters were major in 2016
When she wasn't busy rightfully ruling the roost at Live!, Ripa was documenting some major family milestones. Ripa's social media feeds were dominated by her family life this year, and it was so much fun to be able to share in Ripa's maternal joys. The most exciting milestone was definitely Ripa's 20-year anniversary with husband Mark Consuelos. For a celebrity marriage, 20 years is a ridiculously long time to stay married, but don't get it twisted: That's a good thing.
The duo has been delighting in one another's company for years and are arguably an example of a successful celebrity marriage. When Consuelos co-hosted Live! with Ripa in December 2016, the two were riffing off each other as they spoke to the audience about how they eloped. Now, two decades and three children later, the couple is just as lively and in love as they ever were — and it shows.
More: Kelly Ripa through the years — from 1973 to Live! with Kelly
Ripa also documented the big milestones of her children, notably eldest son Michael. Ripa was a proud mom all through 2016 as she posted some of Michael's biggest moments. This included Michael graduating high school, going to the voting booth with his mom and eventually heading off to college.
Ripa was also there to document birthdays, an adorable father-daughter moment as her middle child Lola accompanied Consuelos to the premiere of Nine Lives, and youngest son Joaquin's wrestling matches. I mean, honestly, could it get any cuter? And through all of it, Ripa remained focused on documenting the good times because those are the moments worth remembering.
2016 was definitely a wild year for Ripa. Who knows what awaits her in 2017?
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Join us for Tech Talks in February covering Mastery Manager Reports and Infinite Campus
Click here to access the Tech Talks Blog for additional information and resources. Add the PDC Calendar to your account: copy this link and add by url into the Other Calendars in your D219.org Calendar.
Running Reports in Mastery Manager
Once assessments have been taken and scanned into the system, reports can be generated. You may generate an alphabetical results report or combine several criteria to generate a detailed report. The Student Lookup feature allows you to generate a report based on one or several students.
Plan Your Semester with the Infinite campus planner!
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Today was going to be pickup day for the aerial lift. And with the prospect of rain we decided to take a daycation. As we were low on various supplies, we decided on a trip to Danbury, Connecticut. There are two stores in Danbury, which we don't have around: Costco (eine Grosshandelskette) and Trader Joe's (ein Lebensmittelladen der besonderen Art). Aside from that, Danbury features a Five Guys, which we didn't go to today. That is because we already had lunch at East Fishkill Provisions, a smoke house, which makes great sausages, including Weisswurst, and Blutwurst (blood sausage), and various other yummy things I remember well from home. I am certain some of their products will make it onto our menu.
When we got home the aerial lift was still there. Well, I guess we'll use it until they pick it up.
Speaking of pickup, I fixed the break line on the pickup truck this morning before we left, which is very helpful. The pickup is a $500 pile of rust, but it works (most of the time), and it allows us to haul stuff around, get lumber, and pick up shit brown tile for free ... ;-)


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"I dont mind living in a man's world as long as I can be a woman in it." ~Marilyn Monroe
"I don't mind living in a man's body as long as I can be a woman in it." ~VinVin Jacla
"I don't mind living in a man's body as long as I can be a woman in it." ~VinVin Jacla
Friday, July 22, 2011
Freida Pinto in "Rise of the Planet of the Apes"
July 22, 2011
Freida Pinto stars opposite James Franco in "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" from the Oscar®-winning visual effects team that brought to life the worlds of Avatar and the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
The movie, a contemporary view of the planet of the apes mythology finds Caroline, a primatologist who crosses paths with scientist Will Rodman (Franco) when his simian subject, Caesar, a CGI ape played by Andy Serkis further required her expertise.
"Caroline loves the fact that Will cares for a chimpanzee so much that he almost treats him like his own son," says Pinto. "She's dedicated her life to apes, so she absolutely loves them and cares for them with all her heart."
Due to exposure in the womb to Will's miracle drug cure, young Caesar displays intelligence and behaviors unusual for an ape of any age. Inspired by his observation of Caesar's unexpected gifts, Will surreptitiously obtains enough samples of his serum from the company who shut down his project, and against his better judgment privately continues his research at home, using his father and Caesar as test subjects. Over time, with the help of the drug, the chimp exhibits incredible cognitive skills and intellect. At the same time, Charles' symptoms of Alzheimer's miraculously go into remission. Will's bending the rules of laboratory trials seems to have worked beyond his hopes.
"Rise of the Planet of the Apes" explores arguably one of today's most important issues," states producer Peter Chernin. "We have these incredible scientific and medical tools at our disposal, and we're asking the question, how far do you take them before you're really messing with nature? What are the limitations?"
Will Rodman pushes those limitations to the breaking point and beyond, to catastrophic results. But before those dire consequences unfold, we get to know Caesar as a youngster and adolescent who, like a human child, is curious about the world around him. However, as Caesar matures, his highly-developed intelligence is countered by the aggressive and dangerous protective instincts typical of adult male apes. Caesar soon becomes too much for Will and Caroline to handle. Will is reluctant to part with Caesar, who has become like a son; Caroline understands Will's inner turmoil, but she knows that it is impossible for Caesar to remain with him. "Caroline insists that every animal needs open space and that you can't expect a large animal – even a very special one like Caesar – to flourish inside a house," Pinto explains. "Of course, she loves Will and Caesar, and understands why it's so difficult for him to part with Caesar."
Pinto first modeled in Mumbai circuits before gaining her big break when director Danny Boyle cast her as the female lead, Latika in "Slumdog Millionaire." In a promo interview, Boyle likened spotting her to his discovery of Kelly Macdonald for Trainspotting. After Slumdog Millionaire's success, Pinto starred in the title role in Julian Schnabel's film Miral, followed by Woody Allen's You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger. Upcoming is the fantasy epic Immortals, directed by Tarsem Singh.
Between the years 2006-2007, Pinto anchored Full Circle, a travel show telecast on Zee International Asia Pacific. She went on assignments to Afghanistan, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and Fiji among other countries.
"Rise of the Planet of the Apes" introduces the latest in capture performance technology creating unprecedented CGI apes with a compelling cautionary tale starring James Franco, Freida Pinto, Andy Serkis, John Lithgow and Tom Felton.
James Franco plays brilliant scientist Will Rodman who inadvertently creates a chimp with human-like characteristics and intelligence. He falls in love with a primatologist played by Freida Pinto and the couple raise Caesar the chimp, as their child. Big problems set in when Caesar grows up and realizes that the primates are being dominated by humans. Pitting apes against mankind, Caesar along with the other chimps seek to gain power as the end of civilization approaches.
"Rise of the Planet of the Apes" opens August 4 (Thursday) in theaters from 20th Century Fox to be distributed by Warner Bros.
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Sunday Confessions
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I'm a bit suss on that movie. I've heard good and bad reviews - you'll have to post one as I'm a bit dubious about paying to see it!ReplyDelete
Eeee! I'm so glad that you liked The Wolf Gift. I *just* bought it today at Target and was excited to see a new book by Anne Rice. :)ReplyDelete
Happy Sunday!
I'm a bit worried about Anna Karenina ... I've heard mixed things about how the director set it up (like apparently it is all set on a stage?)ReplyDelete
I always wanted to make a list like that! I should do it at some point! Can't wait to read yours!ReplyDelete
I'm currently reading Anna Karenina and I can't wait to see the movie because the period costumes look fabulous!ReplyDelete
I LOVE KEIRA KNIGHTLEY. I think that definitely deserved all caps. I haven't read the book, but I will probably definitely be seeing the movie.ReplyDelete
Thanks for linking up!
I'm reading Anna K right now and can't wait to finish so I can see the movie! Keira Knightley will be amazing!ReplyDelete
Sometimes super lazy sundays are the best! :)ReplyDelete
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Councillor Rob Humby, Executive Member for Environment and Transport at Hampshire County Council, said: "Since the severe winter of 2013/14, we've been working with our partners to come up with a package of measures to help mitigate the impact of flooding in Romsey in the future. This has included securing a financial contribution of £1.35 million towards the improvements. We are now inviting local businesses and residents to come and have a look at the plans, and talk to the project team in more detail next week so they can find out more."
David Martin, Flood & Coastal Risk Team Leader at the Environment Agency added: "The Environment Agency is committed to reducing the flood risk in Romsey and we have been leading on work with Hampshire County Council and Test Valley Borough Council to develop a project to make this possible. The project represents a significant investment in infrastructure for the town and will cost over £4m. We are supporting the project with £1.7m of government funding, which will be combined with £807,000 in Local Levy from the Regional Flood and Coastal Committee and the investments from Hampshire County Council and Test Valley Borough Council. We expect to start work on the ground in spring 2018."
The proposals include a range of interventions, including a river flow control structure, earth embankments, drainage improvements, raised kerbs, additional culverts, sluice gates and overland flow route and an overflow pipe under the existing A27.
Deputy Leader of Test Valley Borough Council, Councillor Nick Adams-King, said: "We are pleased to have contributed financially towards this scheme. Without local funding it would not have been possible for it to proceed."
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Thursday 12 October: 10am - 1pm
Friday 13 October: 4pm – 8pm
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EVENT DATE: Oct 01, 2011
Jay Mogilner was a father, a husband, and a great friend.
Many of us first met Jay at a summer camp in Wisconsin called Olin-Sang-Ruby Union Institute (OSRUI), a place where we (and Jay) had very fond memories.
At that camp, there is a unique Hebrew immersion program called Chalutzim, which means "pioneers." It was during this two-month program that most of us learned to know and love Jay.
This program, the only of its kind in the United States, brings young teenagers into a nurturing, dynamic, close-knit environment, which creates an extraordinary, life-long connection between the kids, Israel, Hebrew and the Jewish people.
In thinking about how to honor Jay's memory, we felt it would be appropriate to create a scholarship fund that would assist Chalutzim campers for years to come.
So it is with both sadness and honor that we announce The Jay Mogilner Fund, to benefit future Chalutzim campers at Olin-Sang-Ruby Union Institute, in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin.
If Jay touched your life, or if OSRUI had an impact on you, or if you seek to support the development of Jewish leaders in the 21st century, we ask that you please give generously to The Mogilner Fund.
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Written by Joshua Soto (SJC-LI Sports Information)
Patchogue, NY| Sophomore Christina Gagliardi bagged the game-winner as the St. Joseph's College (L.I.) women's soccer team defeated Sarah Lawrence, 2-1, in a Skyline Conference showdown at Danzi Stadium on Wednesday evening.
With the win, the Golden Eagles improve to 8-5 on the year and 4-1 in Skyline play as the Gryphons slide to 4-7-1 (3-4).
SJC carried the play early and generated the game's first four shots before Gagliardi struck in the 12th minute. Freshman Carly Credidio slotted a pass into the box from the right wing for a waiting Gagliardi, who redirected the ball past Sarah Lawrence keeper Madison Mertsch.
After taking a 1-0 lead into the break the Golden Eagles continued to apply pressure and broke through in the 47th minute when Jessica Passabile sent a through ball to Credidio, who slotted home her eight goal of the season.
The Gryphons cut their deficit in half (2-1) in the 84th minute when a blocked shot by Sydney Crain was redirected to the feet of Rachell Mosquera who banged it home, but it wasn't enough as the Golden Eagles took the 2-1 win.
SJC generated 18 shots to Sarah Lawrence's five in the match and edged out the Gryphons in corners, 4-3. Keeper Karissa Rutigliano was credited with one save, while Mertsch made five on the night.
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After being given the all clear in November 2015, the cancer returned when she was 15. Heather was there for the whole family throughout.
Here's Chloe's story.
"They called us into the room and my doctor said, 'We've got to tell you something quite serious, but we will go through it all with you. We will tell you everything and not hide anything. You have Hodgkin's Lymphoma'.
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- paycomAsked on January 12, 2013 at 12:30 PM
I had the Professional account and just got an email today saying that my account had been downgraded. I didn't realize it would just try to renew and wanted to make sure I got the christmas special pricing being that it's january now so back on 12/11/2012 I had purchased the Professional pacakage again thinking it would just add on to the end of this membership. I guess the system didnt recognize that or something. But I have paid for another year. I paid for it on 20/11/2012 - here is the email I received for the order:
Order ID: INT121211-7616-47699 1 JotForm Professional Yearly New Year Sale$249.97 Yearlyhttps://sites.fastspring.com/interlogy/order/s/INT121211-7616-61728S Total: $249.97
So can you please reactivate my account to the professional level. Did I lose anything because of the downgrade?
I learned my lesson, I will update my credit card info and just let the system renew automatically next year.
Thanks for all you guys do. Love your products,
Greg Archuleta
- moonzkieAnswered on January 12, 2013 at 01:20 PM
Upon checking, the said payment was credited to your other account which is gratmm and not on your paycom account. Although we can go ahead and transfer it for you.
Also, you did not lose anything because of the the downgrade.
Thank you.
- paycomAnswered on January 12, 2013 at 02:00 PM
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- pinoytechAnswered on January 12, 2013 at 02:12 PM
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- Greg ArchuletaAnswered on January 12, 2013 at 02:30 PM
Can you transfer my payment over to my paycom account? I didn't even know that i had another account and only use the paycom account. I thought it would be added to my account. If I can't do it that way is there another way? Can I cancel and get a refund on the gratmm account then just renew my paycom account if you can't move my payment over? Please advise. Thanks :)
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[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-1079?page=comments#action_12374243 ] Rick Hillegas commented on DERBY-1079: -------------------------------------- Hi Andrew, Please help me understand the problem with the 3.2 grammar generator. I'm afraid I'm not tracking this one. The following script raises identical errors run against Derby built the old JavaCC (3.1) and the 3.2 version. Thanks-Rick ij> connect 'jdbc:derby:testdb10.2'; ij> VALUES 1.0; 1 ----- 1.0 1 row selected ij> VALUES 'IIRC'; 1 ---- IIRC 1 row selected ij> VALUES 1..0; ERROR 42X01: Syntax error: Encountered ".0" at line 1, column 10. ij> VALUES 1..0, IIRC; ERROR 42X01: Syntax error: Encountered ".0" at line 1, column 10. > Build javadoc under jdk 1.6 > ---------------------------- > > Key: DERBY-1079 > URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-1079 > Project: Derby > Type: Bug > Components: Build tools > Versions: 10.2.0.0 > Reporter: Rick Hillegas > Assignee: Rick Hillegas > Fix For: 10.2.0.0 > > We would like to build the javadoc under 1.6 so that all of the classes (including the JDBC 3 and JDBC 4 support) end up in the same directory tree. This is particularly important for the published API which we expose to end-users. > Right now you can do the following: > 1) Build the whole codeline using the 1.4 compiler for most classes and the 1.6 compiler for the JDBC4 support. > 2) Build javadoc in a 1.4 environment (with JAVA_HOME set to 1.4). This runs step (1) if it has not already happened. This javadoc excludes the JDBC4 support because generics-laden JDBC4 signatures choke the 1.4 compiler. > 3) Build the javadoc in a 1.6 environment (with JAVA_HOME set to 1.6). This will fail if you have not run step (1); this is because you can't build Derby in a 1.6 environment yet. This also generates a number of warnings because the 1.6 javadoc tool objects to code generated by the JAVACC grammar tool; JAVACC turns out code with loop variables distastefully named "enum". In addition, today, the 1.6 javadoc excludes the JDBC4 support. > We would like to end up with the following situation: > a) If your ant.properties points at a 1.6 installation, then the javadoc targets will use the 1.6 javadoc tool and will include Derby's JDBC4 support. This will work regardless of whether you have already built the class tree. If you have not already built the class tree, then we will compile it under scenario (1) above. > b) If, however, your ant.properties does not point at a 1.6 installation, then the javadocs target will continue to use the 1.4 javadoc tool to build only the classes built today. The JDBC4 support will be excluded from this javadoc. > c) As part of releasing 10.2, we will build the javadoc under scenario (a). > d) Once 1.6 exits beta and becomes a production vm, the community can debate when we want to fix DERBY-1078 and require 1.6 in the build environment. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - If you think it was sent incorrectly contact one of the administrators: http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/Administrators.jspa - For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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Delta Rostock mini G2 pro
This Rostock mini G2 pro upgraded delta 3D printer -Rostock mini G2.
Compared to its predecessor, this G2 pro has two major merits, it looks cooler and it works better.
The printing effector of the G2 pro is upgraded with metal parts, which are more durable and stable than the prints. The whole machine is craft out of high-quality aluminum and laser cut acrylic plate, making it more stable and smooth when printing, improving the printing accuracy and speed to a higher level.
An metal auto-leveling device is also improved on G2 pro; which means you do not have to adjust it every time before you start printing, and with this new metal leveling device, the calibration will be more accurate.
In terms of printing filament, G2s pro not only supports PLA and ABS, Nylon and wood filament is also available, which enables more possibilities to create 3D printing project.
This G2s pro is powered by our newly designed control systemGT2560 that supports 2 extruders and eliminates the complicated wiring of Mega2560+Ramps 1.4 and it is more space-saving.
This G2s pro is also improved with LCD control panel; you can monitor the printing process in real time and with a SD card it can realize stand-alone printing, very convenient.
Main features:
1. All metal effectors for more stable and smooth printing.
2. With Auto-leveling and auto-calibration.
3. More fluent printing process and higher accuracy.
5. Support PLA, ABS, Nylon and Wood filament.
6. Further simplified structure and enhanced stability.
7. New updated control system.
Print Volume: cylindrical, D: 190mm , H:200mm .
Chassis: laser -cut acrylic plate
The Layer Thickness: 0.1mm
Layer Resolution: 0.1mm
Filament Diameter: 1.75mm
Nozzle Diameter: 0.4mm
Print Speed: 60 to 120 mm/sec
Print Plate Size: 210 x 3mm
Print Plate (Build Platform): aluminum plate + heatbed
XYZ Bearings: carbon steel
Stepper Motors: 1.8 step angle with 1/16 micro-stepping
Max Heated Bed Temp: about 110
Max Extruder Temp: about 240
AC Input: 115V/1.5A 230V/0.75A
No. of Extruders: 1
Connectivity (Interface): USB, SD Card
Electronics: GT2560
3D printing Software: Repetier Host
CAD Input data file format supported: STL, G code
Client Operating System: Windows, Linux, Mac
Machine Dimensions: 320 x 320 x 870mm
Machine weight:9.5kg
Shipping box dimensions:495*395*195mm
Shipping box weight:10.5kg
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The SFR Galaxy Awards are bestowed annually by a panel of esteemed sci-fi romance book bloggers and reviewers. "The theme of the SFR Galaxy Awards," according to the website, "is inclusiveness. Instead of giving an award to a single book, this event will recognize the worth of multiple books and/or the standout elements they contain. The basic philosophy behind this approach is to help connect readers with books."
The fifth annual SFR Galaxy Awards were recently announced, and I was honored to find two of my books on the list. It seemed like a perfect time to ask my fellow sci-fi romance authors to share what sparked or inspired their tale. I'll kick the discussion off by sharing the inspiration behind the novels I wrote.
For Star Cruise: Outbreak, I'd always been fascinated by non-fiction accounts of epidemics and movies such as Outbreak and The Black Death. There was a string of norovirus incidents on cruise ships one year and that triggered me to think, what if something similar happened on an interstellar cruise ship, only it turned out not to be the relatively benign disease everyone expected to deal with and recover from in a few days? What if there was another, more deadly illness going on?
For Hostage to the Stars, real-life incidents where a civilian is in the wrong place at the wrong time and taken prisoner by pirates or insurgents happen all too often. The victim hopes and expects to be rescued by the Navy SEALs right away, of course, but in many of the actual incidents I researched, the dramatic and dangerous extraction doesn't happen for months or years, based on many factors. I thought it would be interesting to tell such a tale set in the far future.
Eve Langlais, author of Pirate
I've always been a huge lover of shows that took me beyond Earth like Star Trek and Battlestar Galactica. But I didn't want to just write another military-based story. Mixing my enjoyment of urban fantasy along with my need to explore the galaxy resulted in the Space Gypsy Chronicles. Pirate is the beginning of a roller-coaster adventure that takes us to the far reaches of space. My imagination was allowed to explode as the story twisted and turned, indulging in my desire for alien contact while unveiling a new civilization all under the guise of an epic quest.
Anna Hackett, author of Galactic Gladiators
My idea for my gladiators in space started when the vivid image of a big, bad, tattooed alien gladiator stormed into my head. I could picture him facing off on the arena sand against a tough female space marine who'd been abducted from Earth. In Galactic Gladiators, I got to combine my interest in ancient Rome with my love of science-fiction, and then sprinkle in some action and romance.
(Note: Anna also received a separate award for writing several sci-fi romance series.)
Susan Grant, author of The Champion of Barésh
After leaving publishing in 2011, I continued to get mail from readers who wanted Prince Klark Vedla's story, the villain in two of the three Star books. When I returned to writing last year, Klark's story was the first thing I tackled. It took a while to find the right heroine for the job of loving this guy. He needed to redeem himself, yes, but he needed to grow up and learn some good lessons along the way, too. I created Jemm to be everything Klark thought he disapproved of. She's scrappy, she cusses, she's poor, and she's an athlete. Not just any athlete, but one so talented that she rises to the top of the sport that Klark believes can be played only by men. In fact, she decides to disguise herself as a man in order to be able to compete and win, which further rankles Klark. I loved writing this book. I loved all the characters. So, what started out as a gift for the readers who never gave up on me ended up being a gift for me as a storyteller. It's my hope that the Galaxy Award will help more people discover and enjoy "Champ."
Donna S. Frelick, author of Fools Rush In
The heroine of Fools Rush In, Rayna Carver, was originally one of those secondary characters who hijacks a book and runs away with it. She appeared first in book one of my Interstellar Rescue series, Unchained Memory. As the underground Rescue agent Dozen, she helped Asia escape captivity in the mines of Gallodon (and reappeared later with new husband Sam Murphy). As I was writing, she leapt off the page in all her vibrant, wise-cracking glory and demanded her own story. Sam Murphy was her perfect foil — with a dark sense of humor of his own, a resourceful knack for survival and a huge heart. As soon as I put them together in book one, I knew I would have to give them their own book eventually. And since both of them had grown up on colony planets under the shadow of the aliens' slave trade, that book had to be set in space, not on Earth.
Bec McMaster, author of Nobody's Hero
We all love shifter books, right? But what if becoming a shifter wasn't all sweet, furry goodness? What if you became a monster and had to fight against the darkness every day of your life? What would you lose if you were cursed to become a monster? And how do you fall in love with a man like that? That seemed to blend perfectly with a post-apocalyptic, almost Western frontier setting for me. I love antiheroes and kick-ass heroines, so this series is so much fun to write.
Audrey Sharpe, author of The Dark of Light
Metaphysical concepts intrigue me, especially regarding our ability to influence energy and healing. I'm also a devoted Star Trek fan, so after seeing Into Darkness for the fifth time, a question popped into my head as I was leaving the theater. What if a humanoid species developed on another planet, but they nurtured their metaphysical skills, making them stronger with each generation? And what if another race coveted that power? The answers led to the birth of Aurora Hawke and her crew.
Carol Van Natta, author of Jumper's Hope
This is going to sound like a cliché, but the pivotal spark for Jumper's Hope came to me in a vivid dream. Three years ago, a story idea I'd been playing with suddenly came together in a scene from that dream that had two people, surrounded by the wreckage of a crash, staring at each other in wonder and suspicion, because each had been told the other was dead. It launched them into the plot of figuring out who wanted them dead now, and why. Was it something from their military service, which neither character came out of unscathed, or from their shared past, stressed by secrets and silence, or something new?
Elliot Cooper, author of The Clockwork Menagerie
I wanted to write a gay rivals-to-lovers story and was also interested in dabbling in a steampunk world. Intricate automatons are one of my favorite things about steampunk settings. Add in my desire to write a romance where a cat played a key role in reaching the HEA, and The Clockwork Menagerie was born!
Cynthia Sax, author of Crash and Burn
I'm a character-based writer. I usually start every story with one character as my inspiration. With Crash and Burn, I already knew that character. Crash, the cyborg hero, appeared in Releasing Rage, the first stand-alone story in the series. Sensitive about his "scary" black eyes, he retreats into caution and logic. In his own story, I knew I had to pair him with a heroine who was exactly his opposite. Safyre, a human pilot, is reckless and bases many of her decisions on her gut. The chemistry between them is explosive … literally.
Pippa Jay, author of Quickshot
Quickshot was inspired by Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy (the first film I've ever gone to see three times at the cinema). I really wanted to write a female Starlord, but I was in the middle of three sets of edits with deadlines so I had to settle for scribbling some notes for later. Then a submission call prompted me to go back to it (though it later got canceled) and my Starlady started accumulating some Zoe from Firefly characteristics, before becoming her own very full-on character. The story was so much fun to write, so hopefully one day I'll get to tell more stories with the characters from Quickshot.
Fletcher DeLancey, author of Vellmar the Blade
While watching All About Eve, the 1950 classic about a young wannabe actress scheming to supplant an older, successful actress, I thought, "Why is it that female competition stories usually involve conniving? Where are the stories about women competing just for the love of it?" Since the Chronicles of Alsea series is chock full of kick-ass women, I had no problem finding the perfect character to turn this trope on its head: Lead Guard Vellmar, a young warrior skilled in the art of blade handling. Vellmar enters a global blade handling competition expecting to win against the older, defending champion … who happens to be her mother. It's youth and strength against age and experience, and the result is not what either of them expect.
Lise MacTague, author of Vortex of Crimson
I actually had two sparks that led to the On Deception's Edge trilogy, of which Vortex of Crimson is the final book. The first was a dream I had, where the only thing I remembered when I woke up was a female sniper and she was incredibly sad. So I wondered what could possibly make her so depressed, and the character and back story of Jak Ivanov was born. The second spark was around the setting. For my day job, I was working on creating a digital collection of World War I soldier records, and the idea of such a grinding war seeped into my brain and came out as the background for a decades-long civil war on Jak's planet.
Catherine Cerveny, author of The Rule of Luck
The spark that led to The Rule of Luck came several years ago after watching a documentary on China's controversial one-child policy. I didn't know a lot about China at the time and it made me wonder what series of events could lead to creating a society where such a system was thought to be necessary, what it might be like to grow up in that society, and what sort of controls and pressures the government might exert to ensure people conformed to those rules. Then I wondered what might happen to a person who not only didn't fit into the role dictated to them, but tried to change it. Felicia doesn't fit into One Gov society, and after striking up a partnership with Alexei Petriv, tries to change her place in it.
Michael Avolio, author of Flesh Machine (a Web comic)
I was thinking about the importance of empathy and the danger of the binary "us vs. them" mind-set when I came up with the thematic thread that would form Flesh Machine's plot. Lucy's conflicts of forbidden romance and intergalactic war developed as ways to dramatize all that. (This'll become more apparent to readers as the story continues towards conclusion; it's just past the halfway mark now!) Flesh Machine is my first comic, and I wanted to start with a project I believed in strongly. I chose to tell the story from a Latina female protagonist's point of view because diverse representation in fiction is important to me (my default in future projects will be for the protagonist to be female; male protagonists will be rare). And I also wanted to write a comic that incorporated sex scenes and action sequences so I could experiment with how to draw those.
Other winners of the 2016 SFR Galaxy Awards
Warrior Wench by Marie Andreas
One Fell Sweep by Ilona Andrews
The Cold Between by Elizabeth Bonesteel
Gambit by P. J. Dean
Prodigal by Jody Wallace
Shades of Treason by Sandy Williams
Love Beyond Body, Space and Time anthology by Cherie Dimaline, Gwen Benaway, David Robertson, Richard Van Camp, Mari Kurisato, Nathan Adler, Daniel Heath Justice, Darcie Little Badger, and Cleo Keahna
Pets in Space anthology by Cara Bristol, Susan Grant, Laurie A. Green, Pauline Baird Jones, Lea Kirk, Alexis Glynn Latner, Carysa Locke, Veronica Scott, and S.E. Smith
For more information on the SFR Galaxy Awards, visit sfrgalaxyawards.blogspot.com.
Amazon best-seller Veronica Scott is a seven-time recipient of the SFR Galaxy Award and has written a number of science-fiction and fantasy romances. Her latest release is Star Survivor. You can find out more about her and her books at veronicascott.wordpress.com.


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In one of the biggest cases this year, Apple has sued Samsung in a Korean court.
Samsung is a supplier of key components for the IPhone and IPad and has a competing smartphone, tablet, laptop, desktop and software solutions that directly compete with Apple.
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As one of the most nationalist countries in the Asian region, Korea, with a propensity to disregard/minimize violations of law by the major conglomerates in the belief that protection is needed for these enterprises for the sake of the national interest, will have a unique opportunity to shack this common and naïve belief and finally discount the "Korean Discount" and stimulate foreign investment.
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Asos Faux Fur Snood, Top-Gap (similar Old Navy Striped Tee for $10), Jeans-Target (similar Buffalo Jeans), Booties-Target (similar Forever 21 Booties), Bag-Forever Tiff Couture (similar New York & Co Quilted Crossbody), Clover Bracelet-Sweet Clover
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Hm, I know what you mean when an outfit doesn't quite come out like you'd hoped. Still, i love that faux fur snood! Gorgeous!ReplyDelete
xo, Nina
Stay warm and safe. I know you guys in the state have been getting pound with snow this year.ReplyDelete
I'm with you on missing my cute shoes! I still don't have proper snow/rain boots so I'm wearing old school Timberland boots. lol I love that faux fur snood!! And your purse!ReplyDelete
i think it works...i am a sucker for a faux fur snood!!!ReplyDelete
Loving this look on you. Love this trend wearing pastels in winter. Stay warm and safe in NJ.ReplyDelete
Have a wonderful day!
I actually like the jeans with your accessories. Love mint!ReplyDelete
hope you're keeping warm with your cute mint skinnies! we didn't have snow but we did have flurries--that's big news around here ;)ReplyDelete
I posted mint today too :-) Great minds think alike!!ReplyDelete
Your bracelets are adorable. And I like your smile -- it's always appealing. Good luck with the snow -- I've shoveled three times so far.ReplyDelete
I do love this outfit. Very flattering and I love the brown and mint. That thing around your neck looks so cozy as I'm sitting here freezingReplyDelete
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I really love the mint for winter! I need to break out some pastels to brighten up my wardrobe!ReplyDelete
Ugh I can't believe it snowed again!! I'm so sick of it! At least you look super cute...love the fur with the mint!ReplyDelete
I have the same fur snood and wear it with everything! you look great! xoReplyDelete
I think you look great in this outfit but I hate when I look at photos and think - what was I thinking or maybe I wasn't thinking.ReplyDelete
i think this outfit is cute! kind of reminds me that spring is on the way...(in like, 3 months) haha.ReplyDelete
i have not watched the bachelor. i can't believe it, this is my first time in what seems like forever to not watch it!ReplyDelete
and i like the outfit! even if you think it looked better in your head :)
I like the stripes and mint jeans together! :-) Sorry about all of the snow and cold weather.ReplyDelete
Mint jeans always look fabulous and trendy! I love how you styled these ones with fur and stripes! Spot on for january.ReplyDelete
Love the fur, great look :) Hope you can check out my latest style post. www.nellecreations.comReplyDelete
Really? I actually really love this look! I'm sorry to hear of the snow. It's been gorgeous here! I have barely worn a coat all winter--weird for Colorado. But we are supposed to get snow tomorrow I think . . .ReplyDelete
Love the pastel color during winter! I wish I had a snow storm I want to see snow so badReplyDelete
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I think this outfit looks good!! It's a fun mix of winter (faux fur and boots) and spring (pastels)!ReplyDelete
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i think it looks fabulous! i'm loving that mint & brown together. the fur adds sass.ReplyDelete
Love the mint pants, sorry the outfit didn't work out like you hoped. Still rocking it though! I can not understand half of what Juan says so I just watch with the sound off.ReplyDelete
I must have been living under a rock because I had no idea what you were talking about when you said something about Juan Pablo. Heading over to that link to read more now!!ReplyDelete
Oooo. I REALLY like those mint pants!! :-)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 22, 2014 at 3:34 PM
Love the mint jeans-- must finally get myself a pair this spring!ReplyDelete
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I think this outfit is adorable! And it doesn't hurt that I'm having a moment with fur lately. I need a snood or a collar or something. I'm tired of the snow, but all the things I love, are for cold weather. Blogger problems!ReplyDelete
xo Ashley
i think the outfit is cute! and i'm loving faux fur right now too. so cozy since it's freeeezing right now!ReplyDelete
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Cute outfit, Sharon! Really lovin' the mint jeans!ReplyDelete
I LOVE how you made mint jeans work for the winter, Sharon! Great look! I love the purse and faux fur snood.ReplyDelete
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Love this outfit girlie. So pretty!ReplyDelete
xo Mel
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Why don't you think it works? I think it's adorable! I'd wear it, anyway.ReplyDelete
Chic on the Cheap
The fur collar is super cute & I love it paired with the neutrals.ReplyDelete
Have a fabulous Thursday Sharon xoxo
Very soft color pallet for winter and what a change from the usual we've seen around! 2 thumbs up!ReplyDelete
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Ugh, I feel like I'm going to be wearing snow boots FOREVER.ReplyDelete
Really? You don't love this outfit? Because I really really do! Maybe it's just the faux fur scarf thingie, but I think you look so stylish! I'm glad you decided to post this outfit, despite your lack of love for it :)ReplyDelete
And yeah, I was just looking at all the snow today and thinking, why aren't I living in FL yet? lol This winter has been rough so far; hopefully we'll get an early spring to make up for all of our suffering!
I really like this, you fur scarf is so fun!ReplyDelete
Ugh! I have the happen a lot - the perfect outfit in my head and then it ends up really looking like a train wreck. I think your outfit turned out so cute though! I love mint and faux fur!ReplyDelete
Tracy @Its Mostly About Fashion
And now I miss my mint jeans that I ruined :(ReplyDelete
These mint pants look so cute on you, and I love them with the stripes! And ugh, don't get me started on the snow haha :/ReplyDelete
I like very much your faux fur.ReplyDelete
Bracelet and pants are in the same color? Good!
Eni K.
cute outfit - I love your fur scarf. And the mint pants!ReplyDelete
every girl needs a pair of mint jeans!ReplyDelete
You don't like this outfit?! I really like it a lot! It adds a little bit of spring to a long winter! :-) And I don't watch the Bachelor, but I saw that dude's comments and I was disgusted.ReplyDelete