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Jurors have told a judge that they're deadlocked at the trial of a man charged with first-degree murder in the 1974 slaying of a 17-year-old girl at an Iowa farmhouse.
After learning of the disagreement, Judge Richard Meadows ordered the jury Tuesday to continue deliberating in the case against 67-year-old Robert "Gene" Pilcher. Jurors went home hours later and were expected to resume deliberations Wednesday.
Prosecutors accuse Pilcher of fatally shooting Mary Jayne Jones at his cousin's farmhouse while his cousin was away. Authorities arrested Pilcher in 2012 after tests linked his DNA to semen stains on a blanket that was under Jones' body.
Pilcher says he's innocent. He says the semen came from a previous sexual encounter, and prosecutors offered little other direct evidence linking him to the death.


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"I'm the first to admit that I'm still pretty young," sang Laura Marling on her debut single, "New Romantic," back in 2008. The track was full of teenage yearning and angst, sung in Marling's beautiful melancholy tones. Now 23 and on her fourth album, the songbird shows she has grown up on "Once I Was An Eagle."
The album's debut single, "Master Hunter," is delivered with confidence and swagger: Marling sings with a more fierce tone, and with an American twang to her accent (which can perhaps be credited to the fact she is now living in Los Angeles).
Influences of multi-instrumentalist producer Ethan Johns are apparent; he's worked with the likes of the Kings of Leon and The Vaccines to create records with stadium-filling sound. Marling's "Master Hunter" has a fuller, richer sound than other tracks on the record, thanks in part to a range of different instruments.
But many of the tracks are completely stripped down. On "Undine," Marling's voice takes center stage, and she is playful with it, dancing around pitch and spoken word. On "Where Can I Go," the highlight of the album, she offers pearls of wisdom, including the line: "The truth I've learnt about regret is the hardest truth I've come to yet."
Marling is documenting the trajectory of her life through song and musical discovery. It is intriguing to know where she will go next.

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text: Sijun Forums :: View topic - Futuristic babes with aerials... Log in to check your private messages Sijun Forums Forum Index >> Gallery/Finished Work View previous topic :: View next topic Author Topic : "Futuristic babes with aerials..." AmemberMember #Joined: 24 Nov 2000Posts: 126Location: Australia Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2001 8:58 pm OK, don't ask what they're for, but you obviously need them to live in this futuristic city...... Cheers, A. Back to top SporQmemberMember #Joined: 22 Sep 2000Posts: 639Location: Columbus, Ohio Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2001 9:04 pm the backgrounds is awesome, as is the coloring on the women. i really like how you've achieved differences in texture on the different peices. metal skin and clothing(leather?) all look different. my only crit would be that the anatomy seems a little off (face of the foreground woman jumps out the most), and could use a little more practice, but that is only a small detractor from a great pic. SporQ Back to top burn0utmemberMember #Joined: 18 Apr 2000Posts: 1645Location: california Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2001 10:37 pm looks good, she looks like jessica alba from dark angel! is the background from a photo again? anyways good work ------------------ -stephen Trial n Error. Back to top AmemberMember #Joined: 24 Nov 2000Posts: 126Location: Australia Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2001 3:09 am Thanks guys. SporQ: Yes, more practice required. As always... burnOut: Thanks, and yes, the sky is ripped off from a photo. I find it really helps me, I can't (yet) paint skies to asve myself! In pursuit of some reference to use to help me with my faces, I tracked down a few photos of none other than the Jessica Alba that you mentioned. Stay tuned (perhaps in the other "work in progress" forum) on that one... I think half my problem is I rush out my linework because I can't wait to get to the coloring bit....and as a result the entire image suffers. Having seen some of Fred Flickstone's linework (immaculate!) I think I need to sharpen that aspect of my style a little. Cheers, A. Back to top sharpejunior memberMember #Joined: 28 Dec 2000Posts: 21Location: London, England Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2001 6:22 am i love the colouring.. but there is one thing that grabs my attention, i dont know whether its just me.. but the two planes in the sky.. and one of the clouds up to the right of the planes.. they seem too disturb each other.. Maybe its just because it looks like a big letter "Z".. anyway.. great texturing.. ------------------ - on top of the inbetween Back to top ChapelmemberMember #Joined: 18 Mar 2000Posts: 1930 Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2001 1:03 pm Nice stuff A! I can't get over how much your stuff reminds me of Francis's style though. I really like it. Nice colors on the figures. Pretty cool color selection. Back to top LightmemberMember #Joined: 01 Dec 2000Posts: 528Location: NC, USA Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2001 1:43 pm This is cool. Anatomy looks pretty good to me. My only crit is try to remove some of the line work or lessen them. Also, dont rip from photos (unless you are copying them? then its ok!) Painting skys is not that hard. I know of 2 ways that are pretty easy. Take a large brush and put in the basic shapes then take a smaller brush and start to build more form. Keep doing this and then use the smudge tool. Or you can put in 2 solid colors and smudge/blend them together. Then go over with paint brush one last time to add details. Back to top anticzmemberMember #Joined: 08 May 2000Posts: 285Location: San Diego, CA, USA Posted: Wed Jan 03, 2001 7:33 pm Cool, love the look of the leather. Feels very reflective. ------------------ ======================= Mike B. - Supervising Janitor anticz.com ======================= Back to top TheMilkManmemberMember #Joined: 04 Nov 2000Posts: 797Location: St.Louis Posted: Thu Jan 04, 2001 7:31 am A I really like your work. I like this pic to but because of the composition it takes away from the artistic value over all. I mean with the one girl walking to the side and the other girl up close and the background having really dark values. Back to top DivesmemberMember #Joined: 22 Sep 2000Posts: 392Location: Finland Posted: Thu Jan 04, 2001 7:40 am nice work. Is it just me but is the girl in blue missing her panties? Back to top AmemberMember #Joined: 24 Nov 2000Posts: 126Location: Australia Posted: Thu Jan 04, 2001 1:39 pm Milkman: You're right, the composition is off. To achieve the full effect I wanted I need to spend more time on this, adding more people to the scene. The intention was for a dark, brooding city, with the two girls going about their own business. Adding a lot more people would have been a good way to achieve that, rather than just the two there. I'm an impatient illustrator, and it shows. :/ Dives: The image is cropped right there to leave such stuff to your imagination.... Thanks for the comments guys, now I'd better get onto some actual paying work! Back to top GeckomemberMember #Joined: 07 Mar 2000Posts: 876Location: Finland Posted: Thu Jan 04, 2001 1:45 pm the style in this pic is more cartoonic than in the biker babe pic, which doesn't appeal as much. Anyway, I was supposed to reply about the sky thing, first I think you should mention right away if you're using photos in your images, and second shouldn't you be painting your own skies to learn to do it, and not get away by placing some photo as the background? You're missing a lot of excersice by letting yourself off easily. 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Travel back to the legendary days of ancient China in this action-packed stage adaptation of misfit Mulan and her mischievous sidekick Mushu, Saturday, Feb. 16, 2 p.m.; Thursday, Feb. 21, 1 p.m. $10-$12. BroadHollow Theatre, 700 Hempstead Tpke., Elmont. (631) 581-2700 or www.broadhollow.org.
The popular musical based on the charming book by Victoria and Elizabeth Kann about the girl who can't stop eating pink cupcakes, presented by Plaza Theatrical Productions, Saturday, Feb. 16, 11 a.m.; Monday, Feb. 18, 11 a.m. $10. The Show Place at the Bellmore Movies, 222 Pettit Ave., Bellmore. 599-6870 or www.plazatheatrical.com.
Snow White
The beloved tale, Saturday, Feb. 16, 2 p.m. $9. Merrick Theatre & Center for the Arts, 2222 Hewlett Ave., Merrick. 868-6400.
Movie Matinee
See "Ice Age Continental Drift," the sequel in which Scrat's constant quest for an acorn causes a shift in the ice, Saturday, Feb. 16, 2 p.m.; Wednesday, Feb. 20, 4 p.m. Baldwin Public Library, 2385 Grand Ave., Baldwin. 223-6228.
Sunday Film
Watch Manny, Diego, and Sid embark upon another adventure after their continent is set adrift, in "Ice Age Continental Drift," Sunday, Feb. 17, 2 p.m. Peninsula Public Library, 280 Central Ave., Lawrence. 239-3262.
Garry Ferrar's Ah! Real Magic!
A high energy show involving illusions and close-up magic, Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1 p.m. $10, $12 at door. BroadHollow Theatre, 700 Hempstead Tpke.,
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Today, the Queen of Pop, Madonna, turns 55.
Yes, 55.
We can hardly believe it ourselves. Not only because she looks fantastic, but because —well — we don't even want to think about how old that makes us.
In honor of the hit maker's milestone birthday, we thought we'd look back at some of the men she's dated and/or hung out with, worked with, employed as models/dancers, all of the above, over the years. Looking at these men, we see she shares more than just a gay sensibility with us. She shares our taste in men – bad boys — and her relationships tend to be even shorter than ours.
If only we could look back at such a harem of studs by the time we reach 55.
We couldn't include them all (obviously!), but here are our top 10 picks…
Photo credit: Madonna.com
Joey Stefano
Joey Stefano made a name for himself in the gay porn industry in the late '80s and early '90s. His mad bottoming skills caught the attention of Madonna, who asked him to model in her now-infamous 1992 Sex book, which accompanied her album Erotica. The two shot several scandalous pictures together for the book, which has since become a much sought-after collector's item.
Photo credit: Moon shot.
Dennis Rodman
Okay, okay. So Dennis Rodman may not be everyone's cup of tea. The tattoos, the body piercings, the questionable hair colors, the cross-dressing. It can all be a bit much. But you can't deny he's got an amazing body. And at 6'7, he's one very tall glass of water — and in his prime was a fabulous bisexual defender and rebounder as well. It's no wonder Madonna couldn't keep her paws off him for two months back in 1994.
In his 1996 memoir Bad As I Wanna Be, the former NBA player wrote some rather graphic accounts about their short-lived relationship (we use that word lightly), which included quotes from her raunchy love notes that we can't re-print here (which speaks volumes).
While we're on the subject of athletes, in 2008 rumors began flying that Madonna and New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez were hooking up. In fact, some sources reported that he was the main reason for her split with Guy Ritchie. Whether or not this was true has never been confirmed. Both Madonna and A-Rod's camp remained mum about the alleged relationship, and the two were never actually seen out in public together. But given Madonna's taste for men who are built like Greek gods, we wouldn't be surprised if it were true. (Even if we were later to discover that the body — and home run skills — was chemically enhanced.)
Photo credit: The Berry
Adrien Galo
Alright, so technically Madonna never actually dated Adrien Galo, as far as we know. He was just her backup dancer on her 2012 MDNA tour. But we wanted to include him on our list because… well… look at it! Those abs. Those biceps. Those underwear. Yum.
Photo credit: alanilagan.com
JFK, Jr.
Over the years, Madonna has frequently drawn inspiration from Marilyn Monroe, from channeling the blonde bombshell's signature style in her Material Girl music video, to dating Marilyn's former lover's son, JFK, Jr.
Madonna and JFK, Jr. first met in 1987, after her divorce from Sean Penn. They were together for about a year before they called it quits, though they were rumored to have hooked up a few more times the '90s. Strictly on a "friends with benefits" basis, of course.
Years later, the whole romance took a slightly creepy turn when, in 2012, it was released that Kennedy had wanted Madonna to pose as his mother, Jackie O., in George magazine in 1996. (Madonna declined the offer.)
Jesus Luz
Speaking of mommy complexes… Madonna met Brazilian model Jesus Luz on a 2009 photo shoot for W magazine. She was 50; he was 22. Despite a 28 year age difference, the couple hit it off and embarked on a passionate two year romance that had many people scratching their heads. After all, you can't deny there's something just a little bit unsettling about their two names paired with the fact that she was old enough to be his mother.
Photo credit: W Magazine.
Jull Weber
Yee-haw! In addition to accompanying Madonna on her 2001 Drowned World tour, Jull Weber also starred as one of the hot cowboy dancers in her Don't Tell Me music video. Wouldn't you just love to strap a saddle on this sexy Puerto Rican and ride him all the way to the dawn?!
Photo credit: Jull Weber.
Tony Ward
Actor/model Tony Ward and Madonna dated in the early 1990s, during the height of her sex-crazed dominatrix potty mouth era. He was featured in both her Justify My Love and Erotica music videos, as well as in her now infamous 1992 Sex book. His relationship with Madonna is probably the best thing that ever happened to his career. Unfortunately, after they split, Tony struggled to find work, appearing in a few low-budget B-movies before falling into obscurity.
Want to see some NSFW photos of Tony in his prime? Go here.
Guy Ritchie
Filmmaker Guy Ritchie may not be as chiseled as some of Madonna's other lovers, but what he lacks in a six-pack he makes up for with his sexy English accent and he looks great in a slouchy black leather jacket.
He and Madonna were married from 2000-2008, during which she developed a faux British accent and tried to reinvent herself as an unconvincing English country lady, buying a manor house in Wiltshire and taking up horseback riding.
At the same time, Guy's film career began stalling. He directed a string of flops, including 2002's disastrous Swept Away, which starred the Queen of Pop, and 2005's Revolver, which pulled in a lackluster $6 million at the box office and was universally panned by critics.
After the pair split in 2008, Madonna dropped the accent and moved back to the states. Meanwhile, Guy's film career took off again. His next two films garnered over $1 billion worldwide even though they are really quite awful remakes of Sherlock Holmes movies.
Photo credit: ifitandhealthy
Brahim Zaibat
We thought we'd round out our list with the current man in Madonna's life, 24-year-old Brahim Zaibat. The couple met shortly after she broke things off with Jesus Luz. Brahim performed in Madonna's 2012 Superbowl halftime show, then hit the road with her for her MDNA tour last summer. They've been together for a while now, and they don't show signs of breaking up.
Has the Queen finally met her Prince Charming?
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For Your Inspiration Board: Indoor Sliding Doors
Let's talk doors. I know, not very exciting, unless you're talking about unique and interesting sliding doors. Adding a sliding door to your space can be a functional space saver or a stylish architectural detail, or both. They really can add an interesting element to your space, and can work in many different spaces, from a modern loft to a traditional country home and everything in between.
Personally I'm a big fan of the repurposed vintage door or wood as a sliding door. What a great way to bring a new life to a vintage piece or recycle old material. It's so great to be greeted by such an interesting element when walking into a room, don't you agree?
1. A repurposed glass sliding room divider in a modern loft, seen on Netta Natalias.
2. Make your own sliding door from scratch with the help of Vintage Revival's tutorial.
3. If privacy isn't an issue for you, go for these modern glass square sliding doors, as seen in this stunning interior on Savvy.
4. Use sliding doors as a way to stylishly hide your T.V. while adding architectural interest to your living space, like this example seen on Home & Decor.
5. Add some fun and practicality to your family home with a chalkboard sliding door, as spotted on this before & after from Design Sponge.
6. How great is this repurposed vintage office door with privacy glass as a way to divide a small laundry room? Spotted on Home Jelly.
7. Add some color with this bold and modern sliding door by Modernus.
8. Repurposed wood in a chevron pattern really adds some interest to this space, as seen in this gallery sample by Etsy shop East Oak Lane, a great resource for sliding door hardware.
9. Add a fun pop of color to your kitchen with a sliding door to separate your pantry or room divider. Spotted on Better Homes & Gardens.
10. Also in the kitchen, try a sliding door instead of cupboard doors to add interest or a country feel, like this example seen on BasicHus.


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Letters | Photo of black actor?
or bankruptcy because they aren't able to earn an income and have mounting medical bills on top of their other expenses. According to an Allsup survey of pending SSDI claimants, 15 percent waiting for a decision are in or expect to be in foreclosure proceedings.
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Paying for Perry-the- Pretender's presidential run
For example, in his grandiose desire to be president, this tightfisted champion of taxpayers dipped liberally into the public till to have Texas taxpayers subsidize his failed run. Perry essentially abandoned the state and his gubernatorial duties for.
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—Alabama Congressman Jo Bonner, referring to the Navy's new Littoral Combat Ship, which is designed for modern-day tasks such as clearing mines, chasing Somali pirates and battling Iranian attack boats.
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The buzz about bees and pesticide
On April 5, the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) set off an uproar when it announced the findings of a new study linking a common pesticide with colony collapse disorder (CCD), which has been killing honey bees by the millions since it was identified in 2006.
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In case you missed it | A MATTER OF PERSPECTIVE
By now you've likely heard that Ted Turner would like to generously donate 25 buffalo to the city of Boulder. He thinks they would look good out on U.S. 36 as you come into town, and they would.
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Every year during April, the University of Colorado administration warns students about the potential consequences surrounding the annual 4/20 gathering on Norlin Quad. This year, the university is upping its efforts to end the unwelcome smoke-out.
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Anatomy of a mistake
The purchase was supported by information that was either intentionally misleading or woefully incomplete. Not only was the deal brokered by a private third party, which is rare itself, but the full, sordid history of the contaminated property appears to have been hidden from city council, and perhaps certain city staff members.
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Green pets
In Boulder, it isn't all that surprising to see a girl walking by with her cat sitting on her shoulder or a guy riding a scooter with his golden retriever perched in a backpack behind him. So it seems only natural that the eco-friendly movement would carry over to furry friends.
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Fish and Wildlife Service announced what is called a 90-day finding regarding the Boreal Toad. What this means is that a full review of the toad's status will now be conducted and a final decision as to whether or not the toad will be placed under Endangered Species Act protection must be made within one year.
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Professional at a higher level
Waters talks about this season's challenge with the familiarity and perspective of a pro walking off the links at the Masters. He's not priming a fairway shot or reading the green, but his view shares the absorption of technical details and evaluation of risk often seen with toptier performers in their field.
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Dropping weight
"I'd never hiked that far before and I wasn't really sure what I was doing, but I went on that hike and had a terrific time — it was a life event for me, partly because it was something I didn't know I could do, but I ended up successfully accomplishing it," says Carpenter, a 24-year Boulder resident.
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In a dance studio in an industrial section of Broomfield, the dancers of Ballet Nouveau Colorado, decked in casual athletic clothes, are performing to the wall-length mirror inside the studio. The music of David Bowie blares through speakers, and the room is as much filled with glam rock as it is with the breathing of the winded dancers.
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The man, the myth, the legend
Though they were incredibly gifted performers whose music still resonates and whose influences remain readily apparent today, you don't see bumper stickers reading, "God Bless Janis Joplin." Or Jimi Hendrix. Or Frank Sinatra. Or Dean Martin.
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Women are beautiful, naturally
Through the decades in which women marched for liberation from secretarial jobs, sexual monogamy and bras, Garry Winogrand walked the streets, his palm-sized camera in hand, photographing women. He caught them with their guard down, their knees too high for their too short skirts, their necklines gaping open to bare nearly too much cleavage.
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D.P. Dough
Of course the main event is their famous calzones. With over 50 "Zones" to choose from, there is something for everybody.
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Married with Baggage
Are you part of a stepfamily and your main thought is, "I never thought it would be this hard?" Are you a stepmother who feels targeted, resented and blamed simply because you exist? Are you a husband who feels put in the middle between your children and your wife?.
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The Drum Shop
If you were fortunate enough to have caught Rony's recent performances with The Boulder Philharmonic or The Conference On World Affairs Jazz Concert at Mackey Auditorium then you already know what an extremely gifted and talented musician Rony is.
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Details Plus Auto Salon
It's time to clean winter of your ride and bring one of your largest investments back to life. Save the life of your paint by allowing them to clean away the corrosion of winter and protect for another season.
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Songs for songwriters
Otherwise, the Counting Crows bring their rootsy pop sound to songs as wide-ranging as Fairport Convention's "Meet On The Ledge," Teenage Fanclub's "Start Again," the fairly obscure Dawes song "All My Failures" and "Coming Around," by the British group Travis.
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Event calendar | Week of April 12, 2012
Flyers Productions. 7:45 p.m. The Dairy Center for the Arts, 2590 Walnut St., Boulder, 303-440-7826..
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Arts | Week of April 12, 2012
Lincoln Gallery, 2130 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, 303-875-6879. Through May 15..
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Theater | Weel of April 12, 2012
Theater, 5501 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, 303-449-6000. Through May 13..
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Words | Week of April 12, 2012
Innisfree Poetry Bookstore, 1203 13th St., Ste. A, Boulder, 303-579-1644..
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Kids' Calendar | Week of April 12, 2012
Go Club for Kids & Teens. 2 p.m. Boulder Public Library, 1001 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, 303- 441-3100..
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Reel to reel | Week of April 12, 2012
Hollywood 1927. Silent movie matinee idol George Valentin (Jean Dujardin) is enjoying the good life, although he seems fonder of his faithful dog than of his trophy wife (Penelope Ann Miller). He meets funny, sexy young extra Peppy Miller (Bérénice Bejo), a dancer set for a big break, and sparks fly.
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The ship so nice they sank it twice
When the panic-on-the-Titanic romance starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet first came out, I caught it twice, thereby qualifying me for permanent 14-year-old girlhood. The picture remains the worst-written blockbuster I happily paid to see a second time.
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Sweet or savory? Rhubarb offers endless possibilities
the suggestion that biting into a stalk of rhubarb is a delight. I mean, my cousin wasn't that original. Nor was I when, in later summers, I would extend a stalk of rhubarb toward some unsuspecting cousin, friend, neighbor kid — whoever had not experienced the stop-action surprise of a bite.
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Fresh pasta and vegetarian Bolognese
As if that wasn't embarrassing enough, I've noticed that most of the ones I've met, or am related to, don't actually cook Italian food, never make their own pasta, and wouldn't know a good marinara if it was keying their Camaro right in front of their Staten Island duplex.
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Returning to a Longmont seafood favorite
On a recent dinner outing with friends Janet and Keith, I was pleased to see the menu hadn't changed too much. Those desiring something other than seafood can opt for voodoo chicken with spicy etouffee sauce, jerk pork chops or vegetarian curry. Many catches of the day, chicken and pork dishes are also available as gluten-free preparations.
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Tidbites | Slow down
The meeting will be held at the Altona Grange in Longmont, and attendees will learn about the grange system, hear what Slow Food Boulder County is all about, help elect officers, have the chance to join a committee and contribute ideas for the coming year.
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Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned
Back at the clubhouse, it becomes immediately apparent that Billy is mixing with a lot of different thug-filled crowds. And now, it appears that Liberty City's Italian Mafia contingent is no different. Regardless, the seemingly-serious conversation Billy has with his friend from the Mafia quickly turns light-hearted. And then, as if a fire was suddenly lit underneath him, Billy immediately gets up and declares that the gang is going to go take care of some business.
After the brief loading sequence, you'll find yourself in a familiar situation -- in the alley next to the Lost clubhouse on your motorcycle, ready to roll out. Your destination is the Angels of Death clubhouse on the western edge of Algonquin, but that won't be immediately evident to you. After a brief conversation during the beginning of your drive, Billy declares that everyone is going to race to the Angels of Death clubhouse. This will bring you along a northerly route on Plumbers Skyway before veering eastward over Panhandle Road. Panhandle Road turns into the Hickey Bridge, which gaps the West River. From there, you'll end up at the Angel of Death's clubhouse off of Union Drive West.
The race to the clubhouse should have been an easy victory for you -- you should win it by a ten or fifteen second margin if you're especially good at driving your chopper (just be careful for that sick hairpin turn at the end of the run!) When the rest of your team arrives, a cutscene will take place. Johnny and Billy will once again get into it (things will come to a head soon, so it seems). Although it appears Eastern European gangsters did ex-Lost member and now-deceased Jason, Billy insists it was the Lost's rival gang. To take care of business, he hands Johnny a Grenade Launcher and asks him to bomb-out the Angel of Death's hideout.
Aim at the open window leading into your rival's clubhouse. One properly-aimed grenade from your Grenade Launcher will send the interior of the building ablaze. But unfortunately, that's not the end of your mission. A dozen or so surviving gang members will pour out of the building in an attempt to engage you in battle. Thankfully, you have plenty of residual ammunition in that Grenade Launcher of yours, so get to work. Start shooting around the staircase where the foes pour out of, as well as at the vans they hide behind. While you want to save four or five grenades for later (and you'll see why shortly), be liberal with launching them at your foes. Then, clean up the scraps with your Pistol, Shotgun or Uzi. You'll have plenty of cover to use via the jersey barriers and support beams in the area. When all of the enemies are eliminated outside, make sure to collect all of the ammunition they dropped.
Your fight still isn't over. Now that the enemies that poured out of the burning structure have been downed, you have to head on inside and take care of the rest of the foes. Simply head through the front door and bear leftward to reach the small bar area of the clubhouse. Shoot a grenade or two in the room to clear it of foes immediately, and then breech the stairwell beyond. Don't bother going upward, as flames will stop you from doing so. Instead, go down into the lounge/gym area of the clubhouse. Launch a few more grenades in here to kill the final remaining Angels of Death in the building, and then watch the cutscene that ensues thereafter.
Things are clearly coming to a head with Johnny and Billy. While Billy swore up and down outside that the Angels of Darkness were responsible for the untimely death of one of the Lost, it wasn't true. He forced his boys to go into this dangerous place in order to steal the rival gang's heroin, and nothing more. Though Johnny puts up a bit of a fuss, and although Billy is clearly getting fed up with Johnny's more reasonable attitude, things don't yet hit the fan. Once this cutscene plays through, you'll be ordered back to your bike. Once again, the LCPD is headed to the scene. Simply dodge them and get out of the area, and the mission will come to a conclusion.
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Okay... but does that mean it's not available everywhere else? Cause if that's the case- boo hiss.
I wish I were as in to anime as I was 2 years ago.
Maryland is in North America ....
Anyway, the majority of the Drama here is currently only available in North America so this should not be surprising.
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I can watch most of the dramas here. Glad that there's no region restriction in Canada..
This series looks good, gonna give it a go.
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I can watch most of the dramas here. Glad that there's no region restriction in Canada..
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My female is 8 mo. old and started eating my 4yr. old males butt material. I try to get it cleaned up before she goes out but sometimes we don't find it all. What can we do? I just can't deal with this! Thank you in advance.
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Feed both dogs pineapple (canned is fine).
It's probably worth a vet check up to make sure this new behavior doesn't stem from a nutritional shortage.
It's probably worth a vet check up to make sure this new behavior doesn't stem from a nutritional shortage.
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Why dogs eat Poop from the Paw Persuasion blog
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Canned did the trick very quickly for Liberty when she had this issue (the article says it must be fresh, but doesn't say why) and I think the advice to "claim the space" is pretty much nonsense, and the advice to scare the dog with a loud noise could be quite detrimental to many dogs (both of those would have been terrifying to Liberty).
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Our oldest dog, Jordie, has had this habit since we adopted him 6 years ago and no additive, behaviour modification, vet check or anything has worked ... the ONLY thing that works for him is to wear a muzzle while outside. He is never EVER left unsupervised with it on and for 6 years it's worked great.
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Meat tenderizer is another thing you can try. The pineapple didn't work on Austin, but the meat tenderizer did, finally.
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Something I have noticed with my dogs is when I feed them raw, on days they get a lot of bone in their meal, they wont even touch a turd. My pit bulls would never eat poo, but I have sled dogs and a few of them will do it. Not sure if this helps your situation in any way.
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Nothing worked for us except time and changing food brands when Ruby was eating HER OWN poop. Pineapple did nothing, I learned she loves HOT sauce, and I don't think meat tenderizer did anything either. But switching brands of food changed the chemistry, I think.... I almost took her back to the pound over that - it's disgusting esp when I was napping on the couch and she'd come in to give me a fresh, stinky kiss! Aargh! Yea, I admit to chasing Ruby around the yard with a broom and screaming 'don't eat that' !!!
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I think this prophecy has never been more true than it is today.
I say this because the leadership of this nation learned absolutely nothing from our experience in Vietnam. We are now doing the same stupid things we did in Vietnam and the result will be the same.
We have stated that we are going to pull out of Afghanistan next year, so what will the Taliban do? Answer. They will do the same thing the Viet Cong did. They will wait until we pull out and then take over.
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Old World monkeys are primates and are more closely related to humans and apes than any other living nonhuman primate group. The Smithsonian Institution's Division of Mammals (http://vertebrates.si.edu/mammals/) houses many Old World monkeys in its scientific collections.
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There are so many different video cards in the market these days that it is hard to make a choice on which one to get for your system. Between your budget, brand preference or whatever, which one is the best for you? For nVidia cards, there are cards that will blow your monitor off, but for the majority of builders the prices are outrageous. Overall, the GeForce 8800 GT seems to be the sweet spot between price and power. But in the $200+ range, that is still too much for some. But what if you could get an 8800 GT that cost less with only 256MB of memory and through a simple BIOS update turn that card into one with 512MB of memory?
Skeptical yet? I was too until I received the ECS GeForce 8800 GT 256MB video card to review. ECS sells this as a 256MB 8800 GT card so the price is lower then its 512MB counterpart, but here is the catch. ECS has a BIOS update that unleashes an additional of 256MB of memory, making the card have a total of 512MB. But where does this extra memory come from? How is the performance compared to the card having 256MB or another 8800 GT with 512MB? There is only one way to find out and that is to test the card, but before that let's go take a look at this baby.
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You can never go wrong putting a dog into the star seat in any TV episode. And Dexter filled the role especially well in "Seek," a NCIS story about a K9 expert who was killed by a sniper after saving a child from a Taliban mine field in Afghanistan.
As it turned out, the murdered Marine's widow was correct in her suspicion that he was not killed by the Taliban, which the NCIS team was able to figure out with the limited number of clues it obtained.
The dead Marine - Ted Lemere - had been using his canine to help some contractors clear some empty buildings of improvised explosive devices (IEDs), not realizing they were searching for loot left behind by Afghanis who had previously fled from the Taliban.
When he discovered what they were up to, they offered him a cut of their take - and when he refused, they killed him.
In the midst of Tony's hilarious commentary, Ziva's secrecy and Vance's search for a nanny, Dex stood out as the top dog for this show, gathering good will and love from everyone right from the start when he settled down beside his murdered handler.
The chemistry between Dex and Ted's widow was apparent from the get-go, and despite her acceptance of the fact that Dex couldn't stay with her because of his continuing commitment to Marine services, I couldn't help objecting just a little bit: surely the companion deserved to stay with someone who obviously loved him, especially after he lost his handler.
The writing for this episode (kudos to Scott Williams) was clever. Even the name of the episode - "Seek" - served to bring the themes together in a collage of purpose: Vance was seeking a nanny; Ziva was seeking Bodnar; the NCIS team was seeking Ted's killer; and Dex... well, Dex's purpose was to seek out mines and IEDs.
The writing set up a cool sequence as well, starting from Tony's quip about Vance's search for a nanny:
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This was followed by the character of one of the prospective nannies who encapsulated at least two of those same movie nannies: Mary Poppins (complete with umbrella) and Maria from The Sound of Music:
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Vance: Well that sounds great Maria but I do have a few other applicants to meet...I promise I'll let you know soon. Thank you. | permalink
Tony was in full joker mode in this episode, too, as he showed when he and McGee went to meet Mr. Pitt:
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It's rare to find him and McGee sharing the same head space, as they did when commenting on an obvious point:
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Additionally, they shared a fear of dogs this time around. In fact they had more in common than not in this episode, even agreeing that Pitt should be charged for "assault with a deadly Dobie."
As it turns out, we may have an explanation for Ziva's mistake from the last episode, where she didn't realize her notes were being read by a detective: she's been working late at night continuing her search for Bodnar. I had forgotten about him, and so when Abby questioned Ziva's recent unavailability, I thought maybe Ziva had a romance going or something. It wasn't until Vance interrupted her investigation that it was apparent that Bodnar was still on her radar. Vance seemed to know this, too, but chose at this point not to address it.
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There was a lot of concern from last week as to whether Vance was back to form after losing his wife, so Ziva was able to help him figure out. I thought her advice to him was dead-on and practical. Seems like the moment he figured out that he was sabotaging his search for a nanny, he was able to see a little more clearly, such that when the right person came along, he was able to recognize her as a good fit for his children. Mind you, that other Mary Poppins character was too weird for words, regardless of Vance's motivation.
The end of the day belonged to Dex. That magnificent animal so loved by his original handler Ted, Ruby and Gibbs. I knew that when he was shot he would live (prime law for animals in any episode: don't let them get killed off), and was pretty sure he'd be retired from active duty. Still, it was a relief to see him being left with Ruby at the end. More than a relief, really: it was a little overwhelming. That, or I got some dust in my eye. I'm not sure.
Final notes:
- This episode was directed by Michael Weatherly. The continuity with the other episodes was dead on and the acting and interchanges were lively and entertaining - I think he did a great job with it.
- We know the Bodnar plot will now go on It seems likely that Vance will confront Ziva about it at some point.
- Tony took note when Abby brought McGee - and only McGee - a coffee. Hmm.
- It's only been a few weeks/months and Vance is still in mourning and still misses his wife but... the new nanny is interesting, isn't she?
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Stuck and beyond frustrated!
I've been having a pretty good streak lately, so I'm so frustrated that I'm stuck on this one, especially with so little information filled in.
I assume that my answer lies somewhere in clues 6 and 7, though I cannot find it. I can usually make sense of clues like these when they have a common factor, but these clues do not! The only repeat factor is the frog, which appears in clue 3 and 6, but I still can't get any farther than I have. I've even cleared the grid and started over several times only to end up at the same place.
I'd appreciate help figuring out logically where to go next, rather than just the end result. Thanks!
Let's look at the given fact that Malachi arrived on Friday (#5) and keep that in mind while we look at #7:
Let's do the same thing with #6:
We have now eliminated every possibility for Malachi's fan-ness except Iron Man, so you have another green dot and some more Xs.
Let's look at #4:
Go back to #6 and look at the right side. Frog is Monday or Tuesday, the other clue is Wednesday, so X out the possibilities on the left for Thursday and Friday. This is just one new X, so Thursday is not the Batman fan.
Repeat that with #7. Same logic, so neither the cat owner nor the Hellboy fan is Thursday or Friday, so two more Xs and a green dot for Thursday being the Wolverine fan, which leads to more Xs.
Wow - that's a great puzzle with all those open cells.
Clues of the type seen in 6 and 7 are usually a gold mine of Xs.
Here's yet another way of extracting those Xs from those two clues.
Use clue 6 and your grid to prove that Batman and Kylie cannot be Thursday or Friday.
At the intersection of Wednesday and frog, you see that frog cannot be Thursday or Friday. That implies that the right side of clue 6 can never be Thursday or Friday.
Therefore, the left side of clue 6 can never be Thursday or Friday.
That gives you some more Xs.
Now do the same process for clue 7. Let's look at the left side first.
At the intersection of cat and Hellboy, you can see that cat can never be Batman. That means that the left side of clue 7 can never be Batman, and therefore the right side cannot be Batman either. The Eli/Batman and Monday/Batman intersections get X'd out.
Now look at the right side of clue 7.
At the intersection of Eli and Monday, we can see that Monday cannot be Malachi, and Eli cannot be Friday. That implies that neither cat nor Hellboy can be Malachi or Friday. Put those Xs in.
Now go back and check all the clues again, and with the extra Xs that have just been placed re-process clues 6 and 7 again so see if you can get the four positives from those clues.
I think JulieC's method will solve the puzzle quicker because it leads to the green dot positive relations quicker. The method I described here is more mechanical, and with experience, you can place those extra Xs on the first pass through the clues.
Hope that helps!
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Working the pet/fan grid, Xing out cat for Thursday and Friday, and we are left with only Spiderman for cat, so another green dot and more Xs.
Back to #7, which can be rewritten as "Of the Spiderman fan and the Hellboy fan, one is Eli and the other arrived on Monday." Only Spiderman and Hellboy can be Monday, so an X for Batman on Monday. Eli has to be either the Spiderman or Hellboy fan, which means an X for Eli and Batman, which gives a green dot for Dennis and Batman fan. More Xs.
Batman is not Monday, so Dennis is not Monday, which gives a green dot for Kylee and Monday, and more Xs.
Back to #6 ... Kylee is not Wednesday, so Kylee owns the frog, which means the Batman fan is Wednesday.
Working the grid ... cat is Spiderman, frog is Monday, so frog is not Spiderman. That means Frog + Hellboy + Monday + Kylee, and Cat + Spiderman + Tuesday + Eli.
The rest is grid work.
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Juno Temple & Jane Lynch: 'Afternoon Delight' Sundance Premiere
Juno Temple and Jane Lynch hit up the Afternoon Delight premiere at Eccles Center Theatre during the 2013 Sundance Film Festival on Monday (January 21) in Park City, Utah.
The 23-year-old actress wore a Miu Miu outfit, bag, and headband with Prada shoes to the screening of the flick. Also in attendance were many of her co-stars including Josh Radnor.
The day before, Jane visited the Lipton Uplift Lounge where she rode the ski lift and enjoyed some tea.
Meanwhile, over in Los Angeles, Jane's Glee co-star Jayma Mays was spotted filming a scene in a wedding gown, running through a snowy landscape!
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Release Date: ??/??/1985
It is early in the morning at the Royal Palace of Eternia, when Teela burst into Prince Adam's room waking him and Cringer, telling them to look out the window quickly. Outside, The Palace gardens had grown into a jungle overnight.
King Randor and Queen Marlena call several of the heroes to the Throne Room in order to discuss a plan of action, those heroes being Man-At-Arms, Teela, Orko, Mekaneck, and Price Adam. Suddenly and image of Skeletor's face appears stating that no one, not even He-Man can escape his magical "Maze of Doom".
Man-At-Arms climbing onto the "Dragon Walker" and Teela on the Attak Trak say that they will try and find a path out of the maze, while the other heroes remain to guard the palace. Silently slipping away Adam raises the Power Sword to transform him into He-Man and Cringer to Battle Cat, then they entered the maze hoping to help the other heroes solve this problem.
As vines tie up the Attak Trak, Teela is ambushed by Clawful, but as she strikes him he bursts into a flash of light.
In another part of the maze, falling boulders begin to block the Dragon Walker's Path and Man-At-Arms is attacked by Whiplash. Striking with his mace Whiplash also disappears in burst of light, surprising Duncan.
Finally in another part of the maze, evil vines are having no luck grabbing He-Man and Battle Cat, who are soon jumped by Kobra Khan spraying his deadly mists. He-Man whirls the Power Sword like a fan blowing away the mist, while Battle Cat jumps at Kobra Khan who bursts into a flash of light.
Eventully all of the heroes meet at the center of Skeletor's maze, apparently right at the gates of Castle Greyskull. Running to the Jaw Bridge, the heroes are confronted by the Sorceress who tells them to get inside quickly because Skeletor is on his way. This false Sorceress, really Evil-Lyn, zaps our heroes and we see that she has also used her magic to tie up the "Real" Sorceress and make a fake castle. Without Evil-Lyn's notice, the real Sorceress uses her magic to wake He-Man, who then used the Power Sword to break her chains. The Sorceress then uses her magic to banish Evil-Lyn far from the castle and generates a magic portal. As the other heroes awaken they are all teleported through the portal back to the Royal Palace.
At the Palace, Randor and the Royal Guard are doing their best to fend off a demon army being led by Skeletor, Whiplash, Clawful, and Kobra Khan. Just in time, He-Man and the other heroes appear and begin fighting off the evil fiends.
As the villians begin to retreat He-Man and Skeletor square for one last fight, but as Skeletor starts losing he casts a spell and disappears from battle, cursing all the way. As Skeletor vanishes so does his evil "Maze of Doom", returnig the Castle to what it once was.
Teela and the other heroes then note how peaceful the gardens have become and that the keep fighting to make sure that it remains this way for the future. One thing to note about this story, as with the other "Golden Heroic Champion" books, is that He-Man is shown on the cover wearing his "Battle Armor", but inside is wearing his more famous "standard" armor.


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Well, I did ask for a raise
I'll add an option #3 later tonight
Well, I did ask for a raise
I'll add an option #3 later tonight
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Im getting lost on this step here..
I can't get that part to work rightYou will now have your text marquee'd on your sig. So make sure you are on you image layer, not the text layer and do a select -> inverse (CTRL + Shift + I), then edit -> clear (or hit backspace). Hide your text layer by clicking the eye and viola.
Very nice tut. I can't wait to try it.
Once you do the select inverse, just hit backspace on your keyboard to 'erase' the extra (the extra being from the image layer.. so it leaves the image as text). I put the CTRL + SHIFT + I, for example, in paranthesis cause thats the keyboard shortcut. So doing an edit -> clear is the same as hitting backspace on your keyboard.
Is that what your askin?
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Yeah that's it, I hit backspace but nothing happened unless I didn't do the steps right like I thought I did up to that point.
If your still here, turn on your AIM.. I'll help ya through it.
You have to select the text so you have the outline, then go to your image layer so you can erase everything but the outlined text.. so whats left on your image layer is your image in the form of text.
And I added the option #3 to the first post.
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Just tried a fast one with this method. It came out well, although the photo wasn't that good. Once I find a better photo I'll post up my results.
That is damn good, Prosdo. Look out, we got some newbies coming on strong. Does this tutorial work for PSP7?
Not sure about PSP. I'm sure you can get it to work, but I doubt the steps are the same.
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 79 diseños de 16 diseñadores freelance.
NextGxDx is a next generational gene referral company focused on creating a digital marketplace. We are an early stage startup in need of a great logo to convey our image.
Broad target: physicians and clinical reference laboratory managers. Physicians will be our core users, they will visit the site to learn more about genetic tests and will order them through our site. We will refer their orders to the reference labs. Labs are our core customers. To summarize, we connect physicians to lab tests through education and technology.
Preferred Colors: Blue to convey trust. Other colors should convey scientific technical competency
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Emotional Appeal: Create trust, innovation, and education in the physician community
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THE RACE: Few knockout punches occur in debates
Much is said of the gaffes, zingers and awkward gestures that have lurked in presidential debates. But only a handful of significant missteps have occurred in over half a century of television-era debates.
And few, if any, have been decisive game changers.
The stakes are clearly high as President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney square off in Denver in the first of three showdowns.
But unlike election results or prize fights, there are seldom knock-out punches or clear-cut winners in debates. Sometimes it takes days for a consensus to emerge — if ever.
Richard Nixon's haggard appearance vs. John F. Kennedy's vigor is widely cited as contributing to a Kennedy victory in the first 1960 debate. But polls showed that was true mostly for those who watched it on TV, while those listening to the radio generally picked Nixon as victor. And Nixon did better in three later debates.
Few gaffes are as striking as President Gerald Ford's 1976 erroneous claim that that Eastern Europe was not under Soviet domination. But Ford had held his own in an earlier debate, and many other factors contributed to his defeat by Jimmy Carter.
Michael Dukakis in 1988 and John Kerry in 1996 were generally deemed superior technical debaters — but both lost to a George Bush.
Obama was generally judged to have bested John McCain in the three 2008 debates and hopes to do so again over Romney.
But four years ago Obama could use the weak economy to his advantage. Now he can't.
Both camps usually seek to lower expectations while praising the debating skills of their opponent — just as the Obama and Romney teams are doing now. And, if they stick to that tradition, they'll also both claim victory — no matter what transpires — when it's over.


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Laboratory of Molecular Psychobiology
Director, Noboru Hiroi, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychiatry
Professor of Neuroscience
Faculty Bio
The primary aim of this laboratory is to more fully understand the genetic bases of nicotine dependence and 22q11 syndrome. Determining the genetic mechanisms of psychiatric disorders is challenging and complex for two main reasons. First, the diagnostic criteria of neuropsychiatric disorders are often not based on the underlying mechanisms of the disorder. Second, individual genes contribute to neuropsychiatric disorders in complex ways; each gene may affect only select elements of each neuropsychiatric disorder. Partly due to these reasons, association studies between polymorphisms of single genes and clinically defined neuropsychiatric disorders have yielded inconsistent results and are difficult to replicate. Our research aims to overcome these two obstacles in the study of nicotine dependence and 22q11 syndrome.
Nicotine Dependence
Among those who initiate smoking, only one-third develop dependence and addiction. Individuals who develop dependence often exhibit pre-existing behavioral traits. There are many genes that likely contribute, in complex ways, to individual variations in the development of nicotine dependence and pre-existing behavioral traits. Identification of such genes has been difficult in humans. Nicotine dependence includes tolerance, withdrawal, cue reactivity, and many other elements. These elements are likely to have distinct neural and genetic substrates. Additionally, it is thought that multiple genes affect nicotine dependence in a complex way. Mouse models provide a unique opportunity to examine the precise ways that individual genes alter different elements of nicotine dependence. We use diverse behavioral paradigms to examine how specific genes contribute to elements of nicotine dependence and pre-existing behavioral traits in genetically engineered mice. Our studies have revealed that the transcription factor FosB, monoamine oxidase A, and cGMP-dependent protein kinase (PKG) are required for nicotine cue reactivity and stress-related behavioral traits. We are currently using lentiviral vectors to identify specific brain regions in which genes mediate the expression of nicotine cue reactivity.
Scott D, Hiroi N. Deconstructing craving: dissociable cortical control of cue reactivity in nicotine addiction. Biol Psychiatry. 2011 Mar 21. [Epub] Scott D, Hiroi N. Emergence of dormant conditioned incentive approach byconditioned withdrawal in nicotine addiction. Biol Psychiatry. 2010 Oct15;68(8):726-32.
Hiroi N, Scott D. Constitutional mechanisms of vulnerability and resilience to nicotine dependence. Mol Psychiatry. 2009 Jul;14(7):653-67.
Zhu H et al. Pleiotropic impact of constitutive fosB inactivation on nicotine-induced behavioral alterations and stress-related traits in mice. Hum Mol Genet. 2007 Apr 1;16(7):820-36.
Agatsuma S, et al. Monoamine oxidase A knockout mice exhibit impaired nicotine preference but normal responses to novel stimuli. Hum Mol Genet. 2006 Sep 15;15(18):2721-31.
22q11 and neuropsychiatric disorders:
The human genome includes many variations, ranging from duplications and deletions of full chromosomes to single nucleotide polymorphisms. Moreover, a large number of kilo- to mega-base copy number variations (CNVs) are associated with autism spectrum disorders, mental retardation, and schizophrenia. Human chromosome 22q11.2 is considered one of the hotspots of CNVs. Children and adolescents with 22q11.2 duplications and deletions consistently exhibit these neuropsychiatric disorders, along with associated cognitive and intellectual impairments during development. However, the diagnosis of these neuropsychiatric disorders is challenged by variations in diverse cognitive and intellectual capacities. Thus, patients with the same diagnosis may vary greatly in specific symptoms. The role of 22q11 CNVs in the emergence of specific cognitive impairments remains unclear. Moreover, because duplications and deletions of 22q11.2 encompass 1.5 Mb or larger regions, it is not possible to determine whether segments or single genes are responsible for specific phenotypes in humans. To circumvent these obstacles, our laboratory examines the role of individual 22q11 genes in distinct aspects of behavior in genetically engineered mice. We have identified two small human 22q11.2 segments whose over-expression during development causes behavioral phenotypes consistent with neuropsychiatric disorders. Our current work examines the role of each of the genes encoded in the segments in behavioral phenotypes relevant to neuropsychiatric disorders in mice.
Hiroi, N., Takahashi, T., Hishimoto, A.,Izumi, T., Boku, S., Hiramoto, T. Copy Number Variation at 22q11.2: from rare variants to common mechanisms of developmental neuropsychiatric disorders. Molecular Psychiatry (In press) 2013; Nov;18(11):1153-65.
Harper, K.M., Hiramoto, T., Tanigaki, K., Kang, G., Suzuki, G., Trimble, W., Hiroi, N. Alerations of social interaction through genetic and environmental manipulation of the 22q11.2 gene Sept5 in the mouse brain. Human Molecular Genetics 2012; 21(15): 3489-3499 2012, PMID:22589251
Hiramoto, T., Kang, G., Suzuki, G., Satoh, Y., Kucherlapati, R., Watanabe, Y., Hiroi, N. Tbx1: identification of a 22q11.2 gene as a risk factor for autism spectrum disorder in a mouse model. Human Molecular Genetics, 20(24):4775-85 2011.
Suzuki G et al. Over-expression of a human chromosome 22q11.2 segment including TXNRD2, COMT, and ARVCF developmentally affects incentive learning and working memory in mice. Hum Mol Genet. 2009b Jul 19. [Epub ahead of print] PubMed PMID: 19617637.
Suzuki G et al. Sept5 deficiency exerts pleiotropic influence on affective behaviors and cognitive functions in mice. Hum Mol Genet. 2009a May 1;18(9):1652-60.
Hiroi N et al. A 200-kb region of human chromosome 22q11.2 confers antipsychotic-responsive behavioral abnormalities in mice. Proc Natl Acad Sci U SA 2005 Dec 27;102(52):19132-7.
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Despite scoring a perfect 30 for her trio dance and getting the second-highest judges' total for the night, high-scorer Elizabeth Berkley Lauren was eliminated Monday from the "Dancing With the Stars" dance floor, just one week before the competition's semifinals.
"I'm sad … disappointed because I feel like we had more dances in us," Lauren explained on "Good Morning America" today, adding however, she's "not someone that ever feels entitled to anything."
Lauren acknowledged how hard she and professional dancing partner, Val Chmerkovskiy, had worked, remaining humble while noting, "If you've got to go, I have to say, it was a very sweet night."
"We just hit this beautiful rhythm and we got these great scores," she said of her time on the dance floor with Chmerkovskiy.
Chmerkovskiy shared Lauren's bittersweet sentiments about Monday night's elimination.
"I don't know what happened," he said. "I don't have any bad feelings … I'm not bitter at all. I think she did incredible."
The show's cast appeared stunned when co-host Tom Bergeron announced Lauren's name, and the audience gasped indicating its displeasure with loud boos.
However, Lauren said she was grateful for her time on the show, adding that it had rekindled her love for dance and performing.
"I loved it as a kid growing up and to reconnect with something that I love, a passion like that, gave me a certain kind of confidence," Lauren said on "GMA." "I grew so much with him as my teacher. He pushed me to new levels. Each week he was so careful to create moments where we could shine. [There were] so many blessings across the board."
The dancing duo agreed "there's nothing more we could have done."
Engvall, who has consistently been at or near the bottom of the leaderboard, had the lowest score from judges Monday night, while Lauren received perfect scores from the judges.
Elimination is based on combined judges' and viewer votes. Typically, audience votes from the prior week are combined with the judges' scores from the live performance, and the star with the lowest overall total is sent home.
Actor Brant Daugherty was eliminated during last week's show.
The Routines (Individual, Trio)
Amber Riley : The "Glee" actress danced with a knee injury this week, and the judges acknowledged that her performance suffered as a result. Head judge Len Goodman gave Riley an 8, telling her the performance needed more polish and she was loose in her upper line. Bruno Tonioli agreed with Goodman's critique, although he commended the actress for always giving her best effort on the dance floor. Carrie Ann Inaba said Riley herself had set the bar so high in the competition that she now had to live up to that standard, and she too, believed Riley messed up during the routine. Tonioli and Inaba also scored Riley with 8s, for a total of 24 points.
The actress's spicy trio salsa - performed wither pro partner, Derek Hough, and dance pro Mark Ballas - wowed the judges, each of whom gave her a 9. Tonioli and Goodman both said Riley could have done some more hip action, but they said they understood that she was dancing with an injured knee. Inaba said the dance was terrific, and said she didn't see much trace of an injury during the routine. Riley earned 27 points, for a grand total of 51 out of 60 points.
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Leah Remini : The "King of Queens" actress wowed the judges with her tango, drawing 9s from each judge. "That was a badass proper tango, danced like a red hot diva!" Tonioli said, and encouraged the actress to keep improving her skill so she could make it to the next week's semifinals. Goodman said he loved the routine, and Inaba said she was truly impressed with the growth in Remini's skill compared to last week's performance. "You were dancing like you were four inches taller," she said, while cautioning Remini to allow the passion in her movement to extend beyond her arms and legs. Remini earned 27 points.
The actress' trio dance - with partner Tony Dovolani and dance pro Henry Byalikov - parodied the judges' table and, despite seeing themselves parodied on the dance floor, the three judges said they loved the concept. "It was uncanny. It was like watching a mirror. That was the most witty dance routine I have seen in a very long time," Tonioli said, although he pointed out that Remini did miss some of the kicks and flicks in the routine. Inaba said she thought Remini's choice of routine was good strategy, while Goodman said he loved the concept. "It was fantastic entertainment and good fun. Well done!" he said. Remini earned 27 points for a grand total of 54 out of 60.
Corbin Bleu: Unlike the actor's previous performance of the Viennese waltz, his Bleu impressed judges Monday with his elegant traditional waltz. Inaba gave him a 9, telling him it "was so close to perfection." She noticed two points where he appeared to be off his center. Goodman said he would have liked more rise and fall in the routine, but called the number a great one, also giving it a 9. Tonioli found the routine "enchanting," giving it a perfect 10. "It was an incredible voluptuous fluidity of movement, flawless musicality, the continuous changes of shape, one more beautiful than another. For me, it was breathtaking," he said. Bleu earned 28 points.
The actor's trio jazz routine - with partner Karina Smirnoff and pro Witney Carson - won him a perfect score and rave reviews from the three judges. A thrilled Inaba compared Bleu favorably to dance legend Bob Fosse, calling the routine's choreography "insane," and Goodman said Bleu came out and "exploded." Added Tonioli: "For my generation Bob Fosse was the absolute top. (It's) something that I always thought was unbeatable and nobody kind of lived up to that standard. You did tonight." Bleu earned 30 points, for a grand total of 58 out of 60.
Jack Osbourne : Osbourne's expressive Viennese waltz won him high acclaim from the judges, as well as two 10s and a 9. Goodman beamed with delight when he told Osbourne how much he loved the natural turns into pivots and reverse turns in the routine, while Inaba said Osbourne had built his skill on a foundation of sound technique. Tonioli, who gave the 9, said ballroom flowed out of Osbourne but he had one critique: "There's one thing: watch your hands, you know, because you know sometimes when you do these lines your hands go a little bit like, you know, "The Matrix." Keep those under control."
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The TV personality's trio jungle-inspired samba - with partner Cheryl Burke and pro Sharna Burgess - was bubbly and entertaining, but judges said the technique was lacking. "It wasn't your best dance, but it was certainly fun," Inaba said. Goodman agreed that the dance was fun to watch. Tonioli, who gave Osbourne a 9 when his fellow judges awarded 8s, said Osbourne captured the essence of the samba as a party dance. Osbourne earned 25 points, bringing his night's total to 54 out of 60.
Bill Engvall: The comedian and fan favorite's quirky Charleston didn't impress the judges, who each gave Engvall a 7 and told him he was off-beat during the entire routine. While she acknowledged that she liked seeing Engvall dance, Inaba said he didn't perform as well on the dance floor as he did in the rehearsal video. Goodman said the routine had no swivel and called it "wooden." Envgall earned 21 points.
The comedian's Willy Wonka-inspired salsa - with partner Emma Slater and pro Peta Murgatroyd - was quirky fun but judges again faulted Engvall for his timing. "Listen, Bill, I love the lunacy of it all, I love the slapstick, always entertaining," Tonioli said, but he then added: "Rhythm. Rhythm and timing." Goodman and Inaba agreed that the performance was entertaining but lacked technique. Each judge gave Engvall 7 points, for a total of 21. His grand total for the night was 42 out of 60.
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Elizabeth Berkley Lauren: The actress's unconventional Viennese waltz drew mixed reviews from judges. Goodman, who called himself "a wind-up watch in the digital age," said the unconventional approach that included jerky movements weren't his cup of tea, although he acknowledged that he though Lauren was the best dancer of the season. He gave her an 8. Inaba said Lauren had a few small flaws but also had beautiful lines, and Tonioli liked that Lauren took risks in the routine, adding that it was "very well done." Tonioli and Inaba both gave her 9s, for a total of 26 points.
Lauren's rapid trio salsa - with pro partner Val Chmerkovskiy and pro Gleb Savchenko - pleased judges so much they each gave her a perfect 10. Inaba said the routine was her favorite of all of Lauren's routines. Goodman called it hot, spicy and full of rhythm and Tonioli said it was her best dance. She earned 30 points, for a grand total of 56 out of 60.


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A) The Party is Over
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Lingala…… The bulk of Congolese song's lyrics are composed in lingala [ngala] – a Bantu dialect or lingua franca commonly spoken across the Congo-Kinshasa and Brazzaville regions. These culturally-rooted songs, for decades categorized under lingala music slot have steadily gained global popularity – giving rise to contemporary sub-genres like ndombolo and soukous styles.
Benga music is widely regarded as Kenya's trademark rhythmic sound. It is characterized by a distinctive guitar-plucking style and sizzling hi-hat drumming. Bass guitar riffs step up a song's tempo, keeping pace with high-pitched vocal harmonies. In a nimble interplay of chords, solo and rhythm guitarists 'chase' each other as if mimicking the Luo community's eight-string nyatiti lyre's quick push-and-pull, syncopated melodies.
Rhumba….. widely described as an Afro-Cuban musical rhythm /dance wherein slow, flirty and romantic body, hip movements are drawn out in tandem. here are assertions the roots of rhumba rhythm can be linked and traced to traditional coastal Giriama music known as mwanzele. "Though we developed the rhythm blending it with assorted influences, it took long for local musicians to record songs and the Cubans/Congolese got to the studios before we could" – to quote words of late Fundi Konde, veteran Kenyan music doyen.
Cavacha or Kavacha is a type of rhythm found in the popular music of Zaire and Kenya. It is a fast-paced rhythm typically played on a drum kit, often with the snare drum or hi hat. Like a running train.
Afro-Rock ……. is popular funky-like music (and widely touted as an Afro-beat offshoot) pioneered in the late 1960s and early 1970s by the multiple-nationalities outfit Osibisa and several other mainly West African afro-pop bands. Its infectious elements – a subtle call and answer rhythm – are believed to had somewhat drifted into the East African region influencing numerous local bands from the early 1970s era among them Air Fiesta Matata.
Chakacha is bouncy, coastal flavoured beat popular across the Indian Ocean Islands. It is partially influenced by Arabic, Indian and Portuguese elements attributed to slave trade era along East coast of Africa. The Seychelles, Mauritius and Reunion Islands have similar rhythms known as Segaa and Iskista in Ethiopia.
Taarab is often described as a Middle Eastern and African musical melting pot style with diverse influences rooted along the Swahili coastal historical slave trade routes. The genre's popularity reportedly sprouted in Zanzibar in the 1920s performed by big-band orchestras – whose lyrics were subtly expressive poetry.
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Our sale selection of East African vinyl 45's are stock copies. Meaning they have not been played (once if recorded) or been in private use. However they have been stored and moved in various ways that have deteriorated the condition overall on selected items. Usually by scuffs or scratches on the media. Dust and dirt has also made it's way into the grooves but in most cases have been cleaned out properly before they are put up for sale. Note also that Kenyan vinyl has a bad reputation for not so good pressings, in some cases the vinyl will look clean and shiny but the audio comes with background noise because of the way it was made. In the labels overview section I have noted my experience with the different pressings of the manufacturer. Dont' be alarmed, usually the soundclip and the grading of the record should be adequate if you decide to buy the record or not. Please enjoy our fine selection of rare original vintage East African vinyl ..
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At Jiffy Lube we do far more than just oil changes. Our Jiffy Lube Signature Service® Oil Change is a thorough inspection of your vehicle's vital fluids and components. Jiffy Lube offers a large variety of automotive services from filter changes and transmission services, to serpentine belt replacement and now offering tires and tires repair services, plus brakes and diagnostic services in select locations. You can count on Jiffy Lube to help keep your car on the road. And with convenient Jiffy Lube locations throughout the general area, you can always find one near you!
Being part of your community means we work even harder to offer nothing but top-notch, quality products and services. After all, you're more than just our customers, you're our neighbors.