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The Central Connecticut women's golf team placed in the top half of the leader board after the opening round of the Rutgers Invitational scoring a 323. Ninth place Central is currently in a four-way tie with Lehigh, Delaware, and LIU-Brooklyn. Friday was the first round of the tournament, Saturday, October 6th will mark the second and final round.
Rutgers is hosting the two-day event in Piscataway, NJ. The par-72 course is playing 6,034 yards long.
After a 299 stroke performance, Seton Hall is first on the team leader board followed by second place Rutgers (304). St. John's (312), Monmouth (313), Fairleigh Dickinson (314), and Dartmouth (314) round out the top-five (FDU and Dartmouth tied for fifth).
Sophomore Albrianna Farnum set the pace for the Blue Devils in the first round writing in a career low 77. Farnum is tied for 12th place on the individual leader board and sits only five shots back of the tournament's individual leader Christina Cantu (72) of Seton Hall. Farnum wrote-in impressive scores of 38 and 39 on Friday's scorecard.
Senior Stephanie Bednar completed her first 18 of the tournament tied for 42nd with a pair of 40's. Bednar shot 40 on her first nine then followed with another 40 on her final nine as she left the course with an even 80.
Senior Anna Ausanio started the day off with a 43 and rebounded on the second half of her first 18 with a 39. She totaled 82 strokes on the day which puts her in a tie for 57th place.
Freshman Sarah Boden is tied for 71st place (84) and senior Katie Reid shares 89th place (87).
Central leads Norheast Conference rival 13th place Quinnipiac (324) by one stroke and 15th place Wagner (327) by four strokes. Mount St. Mary's (339), Sacred Heart (344), and St. Francis (NY) (363) also trail the Blue Devils.
Second round action of the Rutgers Invitational will be held tomorrow, Saturday, October 6th. It will be the final round of the tournament.


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text: When may a label say "gluten free"? Get ready to comply with FDA's final rule FranCast Series Share this 9 SEP 2013 By: It is estimated that between 1.5 and 3 million people in America suffer from celiac disease, a chronic autoimmune disorder in which consuming gluten damages the lining of the small intestine, preventing absorption of nutrients. Celiac disease is incurable, but following a strict gluten-free diet can help manage symptoms and promote healing. In recent years, the number of food product labels containing the claim "gluten-free" has increased dramatically as manufacturers seek to target this market as well as the demands of health-conscious consumers. However, while the Food and Drug Administration has had the authority to regulate these claims since 2004, manufacturers have been operating for many years without any uniform set of rules. The FDA has now issued a long-awaited final rule which provides guidance for food manufacturers on use of the terms "gluten-free," "no gluten," "free of gluten" and "without gluten" in the labeling of foods. The rule was issued under the Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act of 2004 (FALCPA), which directed Secretary of Health and Human Services to define and permit use of the term "gluten-free" in food labeling. The FDA initially published a proposed rule in 2007 and reopened the comment period in 2011. When may a label say "gluten free"? The final rule, issued August 5, 2013, permits a "gluten-free" claim if any of the following criteria are met: the food does not contain any gluten-containing grains, such as wheat, rye and barley the food contains a gluten-containing grain that has been processed such that the presence of gluten in the food is less than 20 ppm or the food inherently does not contain gluten and any unavoidable presence of gluten in the food is below 20 ppm. In addition, if a food's label includes the term "wheat" in the ingredient list or in a separate "contains wheat" statement and is also labeled "gluten-free," then it must contain the following disclosure noted by an asterisk and in close proximity to the ingredient list or "contains wheat" statement: "The wheat has been processed to allow this food to meet the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) requirements for gluten-free foods." Any food which bears a gluten-free claim will be considered misbranded if it does not meet the FDA requirements. Additionally, although the FDA rule also does not define "low gluten" or "very low gluten," the FDA discourages the use of statements about gluten levels other than "gluten-free" or the equivalent. While the rule does not require any specific certification that foods comply with the gluten-free definition or that manufacturers use a particular test or methodology when complying with these requirements, the rule indicates that the FDA will use a "scientifically valid method" to reliably detect the presence of 20 ppm of gluten in food. Therefore, manufacturers will want to make sure they have adequate testing and quality control procedures in place to substantiate their claims. When does the rule not apply? It should be noted that the rule only applies when a manufacturer actually makes a gluten-free claim. Nothing in the rule actually requires such a claim to be made or that a manufacturer disclose the exact amount of gluten contained in a food. The final rule applies to all FDA-regulated foods, but excludes foods whose labeling is regulated by the US Department of Agriculture and the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau, such as most meats, poultry, certain egg products and most alcoholic beverages. However, certain FDA-regulated beers which bear the claim "gluten-free" and are made from a non-gluten-containing grain or made from a gluten-containing grain where the beer has been subject to processing to remove the gluten will be subject to the final rule. Manufacturers have until 8/5/2014 to comply The final rule represents a compromise among three factors: identifying a level of gluten that is safe for most individuals with celiac disease; creating consumer labeling that is clear and understandable; and avoiding burdens on food manufacturers which could increase the price of gluten-free foods or discourage manufacturers from marketing foods with a "gluten-free" label entirely. The final rule became effective on September 4, 2013. However, manufacturers will have until August 5, 2014 to comply with the rule. The federal rule preempts any different or conflicting state law or regulation. If you have questions about the final gluten-free rule or would like to have labels reviewed for compliance with the final rule, please contact Scott W. Pink. FROM THE ARCHIVE Food safety from farm to fork: FDA publishes proposed rules aiming to ensure the safety and security of the food supply In victory for Bayer, court rules that class failed to show vitamin claims are false or deceptive


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The most recent superstitious thing Suegra has brought into the house is this soap. She got this in El Salvador for Carlos.
The soap is supposed to bring you luck in whatever you need luck in, (in our case, dinero.) Carlos said he wasn't sure he believed in it but proceeded to lather up anyway.
When I laughed at him, Carlos tried rubbing it on me.
"Hey, you better watch where you rub that," I said.
"Well, I don't know how it works but what if whichever body part you rub it on is the one that brings in money?" I said.
Carlos stopped rubbing the lucky soap on me after that.
Usually, I try not to laugh at things like this – I try to be respectful of other people's beliefs, but some of them seem very strange and even silly, (though Suegra and Carlos think I have equally weird beliefs sometimes.)
Here are just a few of the beliefs I've encountered over the years while living with two Salvadorans.
I actually prefer the "silly" beliefs because the alternative is disturbing ones like the time I believe she tried to put a curse on me. I will never forget the time Suegra angrily moved out of our house. During that year that we were "disowned" I was cleaning the house and happened upon something which quite frankly kind of freaked me out.
When I dusted the top of the doorbell box high on the wall, I knocked something down. Whatever it was, it clattered to the floor. I reached down to pick it up and knew immediately that Suegra had something to do with it. It was a chicken bone and I really don't know why she put it there. She may have put it there as a blessing on the house when we were on good terms – or, more likely, she may have put it there as a curse when she left. I still haven't asked because I don't want to stir up anything with her.
The reason I suspect Suegra is the one who put the chicken bone up there is because it's just too strange for there to be any other explanation. After all, I already know some of her other beliefs, and this wouldn't even be the strangest. For example, I know that there was a woman Carlos was involved with before he came to the United States. Suegra hated this woman and she told Carlos to stay away from her, but he wouldn't. This is when Suegra became convinced that this woman had cast a spell on him by putting his photo in her underwear.
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Speaking of underwear, I mentioned before that she wears her own underwear inside out for luck.
When one of the children accidentally puts their shirt on inside out, Suegra announces that it's "Día de San Antonio" and this is also good luck.
Rue plants likewise bring good luck.
A lot of her superstitions revolve around attracting good luck/money and discouraging bad luck/loss of money. She chides me for sweeping in the evening, (the household will lose money.)
Magnets, on the other hand, attract luck/money.
Beliefs that don't fall into the luck/money category, usually fall into the health category. She avoids quick changes in temperature. If she has been using her sewing machine she says her muscles are "hot" and so she won't reach into the freezer to retrieve anything – (she has me do it instead.)
Carlos is also this way to some degree though he never explained it. When we first got married he'd come home from work and though he loves to be clean, he would always wait awhile before taking a shower – saying he wanted to rest first. Later I realized that this was part of that same belief. And now that I think about it, I wonder if when Carlos's Mexican co-workers advised him not to have sex with the ceiling fan on, perhaps the hot/cold thinking is also why they believe that.
Other medical issues – "Empacho" is a gastrointestinal problem which Suegra believes can lead to death. She gets very worried about feeling bloated and will do everything from massaging herself to brewing various concoctions to cure it.
Sometimes Suegra also complains of having air trapped in the body. I don't know if this has scientific merit or not. I don't know if it has a specific name but she'll say "tengo aire" before pounding a fist against her back in an attempt to clear it out.
Other oddities
Suegra believes that if you point at a rainbow, you'll make it disappear. Also, you should not watch a dog pooping or it will cause a sty on your eye.
Have you heard of "Tapa Boca" candles, or "Shut up" candles? If someone is gossiping about you, you light it and by the time it burns out, the person will be forced to stop talking about you. There are dozens of other similar candles for every imaginable problem as well.
In the end, living with Carlos and Suegra all these years has caused some of their creencías to rub off on me.
If the palm of my hand becomes itchy, my first thought is that I will soon come into money. And, if my ears are ringing, I assume someone is talking about me so I bite the tip of my tongue.
No matter how angry I get at someone though, I will not hide a chicken bone in their house.


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Curator Laurel Kendall was visiting Vietnam to collect artifacts for the 2003 exhibition Vietnam: Journeys of Body, Mind, and Spirit when she encountered an exceptional artisan near Hanoi. His medium was paper, and his specialty was creating votive offerings used in funeral rituals by the Kinh people, Vietnam's majority population.
The Kinh, in common with some other East Asian peoples, believe that a deceased leaves the underworld 49 days after death to begin a new life. Family members burn paper objects—representing clothing, housewares, and other necessities—to equip their loved ones for the transition to the afterlife.
Kendall, who is chair of the Museum's Division of Anthropology, commissioned the craftsman to make a bicycle, a copy of one he'd made for a local family. The seat is made of black paper; the body and tires, cardboard tubing covered in foil and fabric, respectively; the fenders, stiff white paper; wheel spokes, foil-covered wood skewers; and the chain around a silver-foiled cardboard sprocket, continuous links carefully cut from purple paper. His creation is so remarkably lifelike that, says Kendall, "when it was being conserved for use in the exhibition, the lab had to provide signage to prevent visitors from trying to sit on it."
Now the bicycle is tucked away in the Division of Anthropology's collections on the Museum's fifth floor, where it is still turning heads. "This is one of the most remarked-upon objects in anthropology storage," says Kendall. "Visitors are surprised to see an ordinary-seeming Peugeot bicycle in a glass storage case, and then doubly surprised to discover that it is made of paper and meant to be burned in a funeral rite."
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WASHINGTON — Federal mediators are entering the stalled NHL labor talks, with the season's first 2� months already lost because of the lockout.
WASHINGTON — Federal mediators are entering the stalled NHL labor talks, with the season's first 2� months already lost because of the lockout.
George Cohen, director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, said Monday the parties had agreed to use the agency. He assigned three mediators to assist negotiations — deputy director Scot Beckenbaugh, director of mediation services John Sweeney and commissioner Guy Serota.
"While we have no particular level of expectation going into this process, we welcome a new approach in trying to reach a resolution of the ongoing labor dispute at the earliest possible date," NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly said.
Cohen has worked with the players' associations for Major League Baseball, helping end the 1994-95 strike as an outside counsel, and the NBA. He was an adviser to the NHL players' union before joining FMCS three years ago.
"We look forward to their involvement as we continue working to reach an equitable agreement for both the players and the owners," said Donald Fehr, executive director of the NHL Players' Association.
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The NHL has canceled all games through Dec. 14, the New Year's Day outdoor Winter Classic and the All-Star weekend scheduled for Jan. 26-27 at Columbus, Ohio.
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Surely some portmanteau word — here is a good list — can capture the appropriate reaction to Senator Rob Portman's Columbia Dispatch column "coming out" in favor of gay marriage. Smog? Turducken?
Senator Portman is in my view a serious man and a model Senator. He has a great contribution to make to our public life. In a body full of blowhards, Senator Portman stands out as someone who distinguishes himself by his knowledge of the subjects he addresses. Long may he run.
Senator Portman's column in support of gay marriage seems to me to fall somewhat below the standard of seriousness that he himself has set on other issues of public policy. In advocating for gay marriage, Senator Portman explains:
Two years ago, my son Will, then a college freshman, told my wife, Jane, and me that he is gay. He said he'd known for some time, and that his sexual orientation wasn't something he chose; it was simply a part of who he is. Jane and I were proud of him for his honesty and courage. We were surprised to learn he is gay but knew he was still the same person he'd always been. The only difference was that now we had a more complete picture of the son we love.
There are several assumptions packed into this paragraph, such as the implicit argument based on "orientation." Does "orientation" matter? Among those whose orientation is more flexible — the bicurious, say, to invoke another portmanteau — is the argument inapplicable?
If his son's "coming out" has led Senator Portman to rethink his previous support of traditional marriage, he must not have thought too deeply about it. He professes, however, "to have thought a great deal about the issue."
One wonders if Senator Portman is saying he did a lot of thinking about the issue before his son "came out," or just after. If he is saying he thought a lot about it before, his column provides no evidence of it.
Isn't the possibility of our children's homosexuality a question we all pose to ourselves in testing our thinking on this issue? Senator Portman doesn't say whether he had gone through the exercise prior to Will's "coming out," or how he erred if he did so. He implies that he did not:
At the time, my position on marriage for same-sex couples was rooted in my faith tradition that marriage is a sacred bond between a man and a woman. Knowing that my son is gay prompted me to consider the issue from another perspective: that of a dad who wants all three of his kids to lead happy, meaningful lives with the people they love, a blessing Jane and I have shared for 26 years.
Now a conservative who cites his "faith tradition" seems to me a fellow who has fallen victim to Stockholm Syndrome. Is it rude to wonder whether he takes the tenets of his faith to be true? Probably. Senator Portman has to raise them to a level of New Age generality to continue to profess them:
I wrestled with how to reconcile my Christian faith with my desire for Will to have the same opportunities to pursue happiness and fulfillment as his brother and sister. Ultimately, it came down to the Bible's overarching themes of love and compassion and my belief that we are all children of God.
And if we are all children of God, then what? Here the argument such as it is more or less stops. What about the old-school Mormons or Muslims and their devotion to plural marriage? They too were (and are) children of God. They deserve a better-reasoned argument than this, as do we all.
Senator Portman only alludes to the central role of the family in the argument for traditional marriage. He confines his argument to the fulfillment of the two individuals involved. That's an argument that justifies a lot more than gay marriage, but Senator Portman doesn't seem to have much interest in testing its limits. Reading a bit further into the column, one gets the impression that Senator Portman is rushing to catch a train that is leaving the station, as it very well may be.
PAUL adds: I saw an interview with Sen. Portman in which I understood him to say he hadn't thought deeply about the issue of gay marriage before his son's "coming out." Portman noted that he's always been primarily concerned with fiscal and budgetary issues.
As Scott says, Portman has put family concerns ahead of a particular tenet of his religion, and then tried to reconcile his faith and his family concerns by appealing to the former at a very general level.
I don't blame Portman for this. However, his rethinking of gay marriage is so obviously founded in personal circumstances that it ought not influence the view of the rest of us.
Portman clearly hopes to influence us, though. Otherwise, why announce his new opinion when, to my knowledge, there is no pending Senate vote on the matter?
I assume Portman choose to speak publicly in the interest of family solidarity. Again, I don't blame him, but believe his view is not entitled to the publicity it has received.


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Silent protestors hovered outside Bloomington's Planned Parenthood office Wednesday, joined by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s niece.
The late civil rights leader's niece, Alveda King, told protestors the leading cause of death among African-Americans is abortion. Numbers from the U.S. Census Bureau show 448,000 African-American fetuses were aborted in 2007, while the total number of African-American deaths by other causes was just less than 290,000.
Though King had two abortions herself in the 1980s, she now has six children and opposes the practice. "A woman has the right to choose what she does with her body," King says. "The baby in the womb of a mother is not the mother's body. That's a distinct individual with the chromosomes that make him or her unique." Indiana University senior Chuck Deuschle attended the protest as part of a pro-choice group defending Planned Parenthood. He says a woman should be able to choose what she wants with her body, especially if she can't take care of the child. "I feel like taking away that choice of abortion for a woman means that we're kind of burdening the state with these children that perhaps won't be taken care of," he says. Census statistics show many more white women than black women have abortions each year, but the rate at which African-Americans voluntarily end pregnancies is almost four times greater.


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In 2013, the City Council adopted a master plan for the City's parcel at the Rose Lane Development on Doherty Drive. The Community Facility Parcel Master Plan envisions a new library and community facility for the property. Now it is time to bring this vision to life by designing the building that will be home to these uses.
The City Council requested the help of the community to bring Larkspur's vision for this gathering place to life. The community joined us for one of three Town Hall Meetings and shared their ideas and gave input.
These meetings were intended to provide the city council with ideas and input from the Larkspur Community to help them in developing a design directive for the architectural design team on how the proposed Library and Community Center should "look and feel."
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Latin superstar Shakira is pregnant with her second child, according to multiple reports from her native Colombia.
The "Hips Don't Lie" hit maker, 37, and her soccer star boyfriend Gerard Pique, 27, are said to be expecting a sibling for their baby boy, Milan, who was born in January 2013.
Rumors began swirling earlier this month suggesting Shakira, who is known for her provocative stage style, was with child, and speculation heated up after her performance at the World Cup final in Rio de Janiero, Brazil last weekend, when she wore a more conservative red dress than her usual sexy onstage attire to sing her soccer anthem "La La La."
Now, sources tell Colombia's NoticiasCaracol.com news outlet she is three months pregnant.
Representatives for Shakira and Pique have yet to respond to requests for a comment.
If the news is true, it shouldn't come as too much of a surprise for Shakira's fans – earlier this year, she confessed, "If it weren't because of my music projects, I would be pregnant already."
She released her latest album, the self-titled "Shakira," in March.
The couple has been dating since 2010.


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Address: Varanasi Junction Railway Station, Chaukaghat, Railwayganj Colony, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh 221002, India
Station Code: BSB
Station Name: VARANASI JN
Zone: NR/Northern
Train Frequency Weekly: 784
Station Traffic: High
Address: Kurla, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
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Station Name: LOKMANYATILAK T
Zone: CR/Central
Train Frequency Weekly: 315
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In order to clear extra rush of rail passenger traffic, Railway has decided to extend the run of train no. 03427/03428 Malda Town- Haridwar- Malda Town (via Sultanpur) Weekly special on existing days, composition, timings and stoppages as under:-
The 03427 Malda Town- Haridwar (via Sultanpur) Weekly Express Summer Special train will depart from Malda Town on every Monday from 22.06.2015 to 29.06.2015 (02 trips) at 09.05 a.m. to reach Haridwar at 02.15 p.m. the next day. In the return direction, the 03428 Haridwar- Malda Town (via Sultanpur) Weekly Express Summer Special train will depart from Haridwar on every Tuesday from 23.06.2015 to 30.06.2015 (02 trips) at 04.25 p.m. to reach Malda Town at 11.30 p.m. the next day.
Comprising of one AC II Tier, two AC III Tier, seven Sleeper Class, six General Class and two disabled friendly Second Class cum Luggage Van coaches, the 03427/03428 Malda Town- Haridwar- Malda Town (via Sultanpur) Weekly Express Summer Special train will stop at New Farakka, Barharwa, Sahibganj, Kahalganj, Bhagalpur, Sultanganj, Jamalpur, Kiul, Mokarma, Bakhtiyarpur, Patna, Ara, Buxar, Mughalsarai, Varanasi, Lucknow, Moradabad & Laksar stations enroute in both the directions.
www.ser.indianrailways.gov.in- 2015-06-04
GENERAL MANAGER/SOUTHEASTERNRAILWAY Inspects & Interacts with passengers at Ranchi Station
Ranchi,04th June, 2015:
Shri Radhey Shyam, GM/SER inspected Ranchi station and interacted with passengers at random waiting for boarding trains at Ranchi station on date (04.05.2015).Shri Deepak Kashyap, DRM/SER/RNC accompanied the General Manager along with other Officers at Ranchi.This inspection has been made not only to get the feedback of the passengers but also to see that the various facilities and passenger amenities of Ranchi Station have reached the passengers andSER's efforts to give further fillip to all round up gradation of passenger amenities during this 'passengers and customer Fortnight, Railyatri/ Upbhokta Pakhwada'.
General Manager interacted with the passengers who were waiting at Ranchi station for boarding trains for different directions viz. New Delhi, Varanasi, Allahabad, Patna, Lucknow & major cities of South India.The passengers shared their experiences of train journey with General Manager. Passengers complemented overall SER's concerted efforts to the benefits of the passengers and rail users.Shri Radhey Shyam inspected Computerized Reservation Centre, PRS-cum-UTS, Felicitation Counter, Booking offices, Catering units, FOB, Retiring Rooms, Ticket counters, Station surface area etc. to take care of passengers requirement.GM also inspected the increased platform shelters, direct access to the city from platform, parking space, signage, and setting up of LED display board at Station which disseminates the detail of arrival and departure timings of trains.In pursuit of providing amenities to the passengers Sri Radhey Shyam said to the passenger that SER has achieved significant milestones. Escalator has been installed at Ranchi Station to ease the differently able persons, senior citizens and other passengers as an improvement of passenger amenity.
In order to enhance passenger convenience cleanliness of trains and stations is being accorded a high priority on SER.There has been a strong focus in providing our customers with highest standard of cleanliness both at station and in trains. Ranchi and other more important stations of Ranchi division are provided with CC TVs to keep under surveillance of passengers to avoid any untoward incidents.
Earlier, GM inspected the newly constructed Astroturf Hockey ground at Hatia and Mechanized Laundry at Ranchi which will be inaugurated shortly.Later, GM held a press conference at VIP's lounge at Ranchi Station and conveyed the Reporters & Media Representatives of Ranchi about the various developmental activities especially in passenger's facilities and amenities provided with the Ranchi Division.
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ERIC HARRIS, Film Review
"The Town," based on the very enjoyable novel "Prince of Thieves" by Chuck Hogan, is a film about Boston. More specifically, it's about a part of Boston called Charlestown. Much like "Mystic River" and "Gone Baby Gone" the city itself is a character. Ben Affleck (who co-writes, directs, and stars) has done a fine job of incorporating the city into the film. I found his ability to place the viewer into a scene much more impressive, though.
Charlestown, the film claims, contains the most armored car and bank robbers per capita in the United States. Affleck portrays Doug MacRay, leader of a crew of robbers. The gang seems to doing well, though Doug is on a different track than his cohort Jem (Jeremy Renner). Doug is ready to cash out and Jem is ready to step up to the big leagues and start working directly under the local gangster. Things get much more complicated when Doug starts dating a witness from their last robbery who could possibly identify Jem to the FBI.
The story is interesting enough, especially since it's one of those movies in which the "good" and "bad" guy roles are reversed with the robber in the sympathetic light. The relationship aspect is what makes it a bit more fascinating because the setup allows for instant tension. The first date scene between Doug and the witness, Claire (Rebecca Hall), is quite good. Imagine the victim (she witnessed the brutal beating of a co-worker during the robbery) relating the story of being taken hostage to one of the men who took her. Strangely enough, I found myself hoping things would work out between them even though the entire relationship is based on a falsehood of epic proportions.
"The Town" contains enough dating scenes to consider this a romantic action film. That's not a bad thing, really. I consider this to be one of those rare films for adults that has a little something for everyone. On the action side, Affleck films shootouts and heists serviceably with a bit of creativity here and there. I particularly liked his transitions from security camera footage into the actual scene. And there are some very effective and brutal scenes near the end that stuck with me.
The most impressive sequence in the film, however, was a 20-second scene in slow motion and almost completely muted. I don't want to spoil it or anything, suffice it to say that it's a scene in which MacRay feels like his world is about to collapse and it was filmed and edited in such a way that I knew exactly how he felt.
That scene may have only been impressive to me because I have read the book. Affleck completely captured that scene exactly as I imagined it. I don't want to spend much time on a book comparison; I'll just say that the film represents the book quite well and the change to the ending was interesting.
Of course, capturing a moment and placing the viewer in a character's shoes is only as interesting as the performance. Affleck plays MacRay with a sincere intensity that I completely bought. Renner played the barely restrained psycho effectively and the two had plenty of good scenes together. I also enjoyed Chris Cooper's small role as MacRay's father. He only had one short scene, but it was a powerful one. Along those lines, I enjoyed Pete Postlethwaite as the aging gangster in Charlestown. The only one left with little to do is Jon Hamm. I would like to see the "Mad Men" star cross over into the movies a bit more, but he just isn't given anything to do here. He is believable as the driven FBI agent, but he's just bland. I was hoping for a showdown along the lines of Pacino and De Niro in "Heat," but this film did not have anywhere near the payoff that that film had. It seemed like that role could have gone to anyone.
The weak FBI character isn't the only issue with the film. It seemed that too many scenes were shot with the talking character with his or her back to the camera. I think it had something to do with the looping of the dialogue, which is a pet peeve of mine. No big deal, it just made the film look a little sloppy here and there.
Small nitpicks aside, "The Town" is a very good film that places you right in Charlestown. It moves at steady pace and never gets boring. It looks like Affleck is coming into his own as a filmmaker. I can't wait to see what's next.
A Cannelton resident, Harris is a movie buff and blogger who posts reviews of films at www.canneltoncritic.com.
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I have few stray pictures of my dick laying around my inbox wearing an Arab Strap (for research!) and I've sent it to a few people who've had some bad days at work. You know, just to cheer them up.
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question. what would substitute for the keyboard?
To add my two cents to this discussion: I prefer adom on my PC, with comfortable chair, a cup of tea and big keyboard that provides ease of access.
It *might* be interesting to play it on my SGS3 but just as a curiosity, as I can't possibly imagine comfortably playing the game on any keyboardless handheld.
"Hell is empty and all the devils are here."
Personally, I'd prefer an Android release, partially because I only own an Android, but also because the platform is the best mobile platform for gaming. With all of the different phones and tablets with different RAM, and video output capabilities, etc, I just think it's a better choice. As for the control scheme, ASCII wasn't made for touch screens, so larger squares, and maybe a grid around them would make the game much easier to navagate.
A few of the best mobile roguelikes I've played included some really nice touches, larger font, and gridded tiles that flash when tapped as the character moves towards it, or single tiles movement done by tapping the left, right, top, or bottom of the screen. I really don't like when games have on screen buttons. Save for emulators, most Android/iPad games either should have found a workaround, or should never have come to mobile.
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A book with the title of "Not to Be Missed: Fifty-Four Favorites From a Lifetime of Film" may seem straightforward enough. But to me that title raises all kinds of questions. Why such a book? Why 54 films, and what criteria were used to select them? And why, for that matter, become a film critic in the first place?
The answer to that, at least, should be obvious, though it's often lost in the welter of unhappy reviews the nature of the job mandates. I became a critic out of a deep passion for films and their ability to simultaneously do several things I love: take me out of this world and return me to it not only entertained but, if I am fortunate, with my emotions and my understanding enlarged. I look on the best of the movies I've seen as friends who've enriched my life. As director Werner Herzog said, a memorable film "sticks to you forever. It never leaves you. It becomes part of your existence."
The Brownsville area of Brooklyn I grew up in the 1950s and early 1960s had more in common with the immigrant Jewish neighborhood of the 1920s and '30s Alfred Kazin describes in "A Walker in the City" than the epicenter of hipness the borough has become. I not only had no thought of being a film critic as a child, I had no idea the profession even existed. I was just a kid who enjoyed movies and saw them every chance I could, which was not as often as I liked.
Because my old-country father was uncompromisingly observant, the traditional Saturday matinees at my two local movie houses, the ornate pleasure dome that was the Loew's Pitkin and the more proletariat Brandt's Sutter, were open to me only if I was willing to risk his wrath, which was rare. That said, I do have a vivid memory of sneaking out to see a vibrant, cleft-chinned Kirk Douglas so bringing the title role of "Ulysses" to life in 1957 that I still have trouble visualizing the Homeric epic without him in it.
Since my theatrical attendance was limited, I was fortunate to come across "Million Dollar Movie," a local television program that showcased older Hollywood features nightly on WOR-TV Channel 9. I did my watching alone, I formed my opinions alone, I talked to no one about what I had seen. I was in effect becoming a critic though I didn't know it.
I left Brooklyn first to go to college at Swarthmore, then to study journalism at Columbia, where I took a seminar in film reviewing offered by Judith Crist, one of New York's top critics. She was the first to make me believe I could do this work professionally, and, as anyone who ever met her knows, when Judith Crist spoke, you listened. And so the journey began.
When you love something you do it a lot, and over the decades since I started to take film seriously I've seen more thousands than I can count. Sometimes I feel a kinship with the seventysomething horseplayer quoted in handicapper Andrew Beyer's classic "Picking Winners" who told Beyer, "Son, if I'd spent the time studying law books that I've put into the Racing Form, I'd probably be on the Supreme Court now."
Compiling a list like this seems the logical culmination of all the watching and reviewing I've done since my first pieces appeared in the Washington Post (where I was a staff writer) and the Progressive magazine in the mid-1970s. Doing a big chunk of that work in Los Angeles has been especially gratifying. A friend once described my job as the equivalent of being "the anthracite critic for the Scranton Times," and writing for such a knowledgable audience has been a challenge and a pleasure.
Writing about film has been a voyage of discovery with two interlocking purposes: I write to be, to borrow Maimonides' wonderful title, a guide for the perplexed, to help viewers find films they will love, but writing reviews soon became more than that. Through thinking long and hard about what I liked and disliked, it gradually became a process of finding out what was important to me on a broader scale. A way to find out, in short, just who I am.
Being useful as a reviewer always came first, however, and has always been the central element in how I view what I do. I took a course in the New Testament at Swarthmore, where I was told that the word "gospel" meant good news and referred specifically to the notion of spreading the good news about Jesus. It has struck me since that spreading the good news about films that were worth a viewer's time was a goal worth having for a critic.
Similarly, it was the drive to have my book be of use that convinced me not to go the maximalist "one thousand films to see before you die" route and instead keep the number chosen much more manageable. Like anti-tax zealot Grover Norquist, eager to make government small enough to drown in a bathtub, I wanted my list small enough so that even a busy person like Mr. Norquist could reasonably decide to see them all if he or she so chose. Something in the 50s felt right.
With thousands of films to chose from, getting the list to just 54 was challenging. I'd fallen in love so often in the movies, embraced so many films that appealed to a variety of diverse moods, I felt like a cinematic Casanova forced to decide among multiple passions.
While I didn't want to disappoint or even anger those who found their favorites absent — believe me, it has already started to happen, even in my own house — this selection of films couldn't be helpful to others if I wasn't true to myself. So I resisted the impulse to artificially present myself as the most ecumenical of critics, someone whose favorites casually extended to the farthest corners of the globe.
If more of the films I loved came from the studio system than elsewhere, if I had a pronounced passion for French cinema and film noir, if I found room for a trio of inside Hollywood films ("Bombshell," "Singin' In the Rain" and "Sunset Boulevard") but somehow left off justifiably popular items like "Star Wars" that I truly enjoyed, it would just have to be that way.
All that said, I took it as a good sign that my list ended up striking something of a balance between films like "Casablanca" and "The Godfather" that everyone will have seen and those like "First Contact" and "Leolo" that have a more limited following. I re-saw each one before writing an accompanying essay, and made sure each one fit a specification Roger Ebert once laid down: "Every great film," he wrote, "should seem new every time you see it."
If writing reviews has been a gradual process of finding out who I am and what is important to me, putting this book together was akin to undertaking a spiritual autobiography, a way to make explicit what has been implicit for all these years. As even a glance at the list will tell you, I am a romantic (if pressed for my top film, I invariably pick "Children of Paradise"), I believe moral choices can be as exciting as the ones in thrillers, but more than that I am, for better or worse, a classicist. I trust in the traditional values of character development and story, and I still have faith in the notion of film as a popular art, emphasis on both words, a conviction that the greatest films ever made can be accessible to the widest of audiences.
Which leaves only the question, why 54 films? Once I decided on a number in the 50s, 54 came into my mind for what seemed like no particular reason. But as soon as I mentioned the number to UCLA history department chairman David Myers, he immediately said, "three times chai," and I knew at once that that was exactly the reason I'd gravitated toward 54.
Chai is not only the Hebrew number 18, it is also the word for "life" (as in the traditional toast L'chaim, to life), so any multiple of 18 is considered to be a lucky number. I strongly believe I've been fortunate to be in a line of work that allows me to experience more movies than a sane person would attempt, and my book is my way of sharing that good fortune with the wider world. With any kind of luck, these films that have rewarded me enormously will bring you the same measure of pleasure and pure joy. I don't believe movies get any better than this, and I hope you agree.
Below is Kenneth Turan's list of 54 films "Not to Be Missed." Find synopses, trailers and photos here.
In the Beginning
"Fantomas" — 1913-14
Silent comedy double feature:
"Sherlock Jr." — 1924; and "Pass the Gravy" — 1928
The '30s
"I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang" — 1932
"Bombshell" —1933
"The Dybbuk" — 1937
Leo McCarey double feature:
"Make Way for Tomorrow" — 1937; and "Love Affair" — 1939
The '40s
"Pride and Prejudice" — 1940
"The Lady Eve" — 1941
"The Strawberry Blonde" — 1941
"Casablanca" — 1942
"Random Harvest" —1942
"Children of Paradise" — 1945
"Great Expectations" — 1946
"Bicycle Thieves" — 1948
"The Third Man" — 1949
Ernst Lubitsch double feature:
"The Shop Around the Corner" — 1940; and "To Be or Not to Be" — 1942
The '50s
"All About Eve" — 1950
"The Asphalt Jungle" — 1950
"Sunset Boulevard" — 1950
"Casque d'Or" — 1952
"The Importance of Being Earnest" — 1952
"Singin' in the Rain" — 1952
"The Earrings of Madame de ..." — 1953
"Seven Samurai" — 1954
"Kiss Me Deadly" — 1955
"Seven Men From Now" — 1956
"Sweet Smell of Success" — 1957
"Vertigo" — 1958
The '60s
"The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance" — 1962
"The Gospel According to St. Matthew" — 1964
"Point Blank" — 1967
"Le Samourai" — 1967
"Kes" — 1969
The '70s
"The Godfather" — 1972
"Chinatown" — 1974
The '80s
"The Day After Trinity" — 1981
"First Contact" — 1982
"Distant Voices, Still Lives" — 1988
The '90s
"Howards End" — 1992
"Leolo" — 1992
"Unforgiven" — 1992
The New Century
"Spirited Away" — 2001
"The Best of Youth" — 2003
"The Five Obstructions" — 2003
"A Prophet" — 2009
"Of Gods and Men" — 2010
"Footnote" — 2011
Documentary double feature:
"Stranded" — 2007; and "Senna" — 2010
Orson Welles double feature:
"Touch of Evil" — 1958; and "Falstaff"/"Chimes at Midnight" — 1965
The above essay is adapted from "Not to Be Missed: Fifty-Four Favorites From a Lifetime of Film," being published in June by Public Affairs.


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Alvaro Romero of Aquinas (Mich.) has been named NAIA National Men's Outdoor Field Athlete of the Week and Kenneth Combs of Oklahoma Baptist has been tabbed as the NAIA National Men's Outdoor Track Athlete of the Week, the national office announced Wednesday. Romero and Combs were selected based on their performances from April 15 – 21.
Ramero, a senior from Lima, Peru, won the long jump at the Al Owens Classic hosted by NCAA Division II Grand Valley State (Mich.) on April 20. Ramero recorded the longest jump in the NAIA this outdoor season as he went 7.44 meters (24- ¾) to take first out of 25 athletes competing. His leap ranks him third on the all-time list at Aquinas.
Combs, a freshman from Midwest City, Okla., finished first in the 100-meter and 200-meter run at the Sooner Athletic Conference Challenge on April 20. Combs ran a time of 10.42 in the 100-meters to win the event. His time is the fastest in the NAIA this outdoor track season. He was also victorious in the 200-meter dash with a time of 21.31, third fastest in outdoor track this year.
For the complete Athlete of the Week calendar, click here.
Track Nominees: Jonathan Gears, Cumberlands (Ky.); Brandon Sherier, McPherson (Kan.); Wes Jones, Evergreen (Wash.); Ethan Gallagher, Olivet Nazarene (Ill.); Claude Nelson, Loyola (La.); Johnny Watson, Wiley (Texas); Tj Mosbach, Mount Mercy (Iowa); Johannes Riemann, Bethany (Kan.); Seth Boomsma, Dakota State (S.D.); Jonathan Melton, Northwest (Wash.); Logan Moore, Siena Heights (Mich.); Benjamin Hinckfoot, Concordia (Neb.); Austin Houchens, Berea (Ky.); Tyler Powell, Berea (Ky.); John Trimble, Corban (Ore.); John Darmody, St. Ambrose (Iowa); Luc Bruchet, British Columbia; Cedrique Smith, Sterling (Kan.); Ryan Meyer , William Woods (Mo.); Tre Porter, Grand View (Iowa); Joel Allen, Tabor (Kan.); Jonz Olander, Southern Oregon; T.j. Harris, Great Falls (Mont.); Michael Gurley, Friends (Kan.); Caleb Teachout, Aquinas (Mich.); Corbin Slater, Taylor (Ind.); Jeremy Anderson, Shawnee State (Ohio); Kevin Mowatt, Milligan (Tenn.); Kenneth Kimani, Oklahoma City; Tyler Soderberg, Midland (Neb.); Andy Reidsma, Trinity Christian (Ill.); Jeremy Gathright, Baker (Kan.); Brandyn Willard, Southwestern (Kan.); Greg Montgomery, College of Idaho; DeMarcus Jackson, Central Methodist (Mo.); Andy Lipiec, Indiana Wesleyan; Lorenzo Dolphus, Wayland Baptist (Texas); Ka'imi Scott, Warner Pacific (Ore.); Tim Sigmon, Bryan (Tenn.); Jordan Reeher, Concordia (Ore.); Ryan Booth, Eastern Oregon; Dan Medina, Calumet (Ind.); Daniel Tubei, Park (Mo.); John Paul Williamson, Lindsey Wilson (Ky.).
Field Nominees: Albert Huntley, Cumberlands (Ky.); Garrett Sharp, McPherson (Kan.); Andy Peffer, Oklahoma Baptist; Joe Reisinger, Olivet Nazarene (Ill.); Josh Murray, Lewis-Clark State (Idaho); Easton Padden, Carroll (Mont.); Gauge Aebersold, Siena Heights (Mich.); Dane Walker, Corban (Ore.); Andy White, British Columbia; Anthony Stockton , William Woods (Mo.); Bryce Adger, Grand View (Iowa); Michael Klaassen, Tabor (Kan.); Tori Brooks, Davenport (Mich.); T.j. Harris, Great Falls (Mont.); Derek Racette, Friends (Kan.); Robert Watson, Shawnee State (Ohio); Shaka Andrew, Milligan (Tenn.); Jon Leonard, Missouri Valley; Dan Medrano, Midland (Neb.); Cody Viergever, Baker (Kan.); James Allen, Indiana Wesleyan; Clay Pagels, Briar Cliff (Iowa); Josh Reznick, Warner Pacific (Ore.); Connor Carpenter, Wayland Baptist (Texas); Rob Keeney, Doane (Neb.); Aaron Baker, Indiana Tech; Brian Wickham, Eastern Oregon; Adam Riddle, Concordia (Ore.); Josh Kles, Lindsey Wilson (Ky.).
2013 Men's Outdoor Track & Field Athletes of the Week (Field, Track)
Week 1 (March 20): Willy Irwin, Concordia (Ore.), Dontaey Paige, Indiana Tech
Week 2 (March 27): Willy Irwin, Concordia (Ore.), John Darmody, St. Ambrose (Iowa)
Week 3 (April 3): Zack Lindsley, Doane (Neb.), John Gilbertson, The Master's (Calif.)
Week 4 (April 10): Willy Irwin, Concordia (Ore.), Derik Douglas, Oklahoma Baptist
Week 5 (April 17): Willy Irwin, Concordia (Ore.), Monte Larsen, Morningside (Iowa)
Week 6 (April 24): Alvaro Romero, Aquinas (Mich.), Kenneth Combs, Oklahoma Baptist


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Actor Chace Crawford has sparked rumors of a new romance with Canadian model Rachelle Goulding after they were photographed getting cozy courtside at a basketball game in New York last week.
The former "Gossip Girl" hunk turned heads at Madison Square Garden on Friday as he and Goulding watched the New York Knicks take on the Charlotte Bobcats, and they were snapped laughing and joking together as the brunette beauty held on to her man's arm.
A source tells UsMagazine.com, "They met in London last summer."
Crawford has previously been linked to "Twilight" star Ashley Greene and country singer Carrie Underwood.


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Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Jennifer by CandyDoll
Hair: Posh - Grow Up (Currently $50 for 5 colors)
Hair Flower: [MAGIC NOOK] Narcissus Princess Head Piece (from DU4)
Skin: CandyDoll - Jennifer Red Pale (new)
Earrings: Donna Flora - Poison Drop Earrings
Hair: Lamb - Sleepyhead
Skin: CandyDoll - Peach Pale (new)
Flower, Necklace, Top: Tomoto
White Flower: Likka House
Pink Flower: 4Evva&Evva (closed?)
Hair: Shag - Angel Baby (Project Themeory)
Skin: CandyDoll - Margareta Pale (new)
Top: Mixx - Antique Lace Blouse
Hair: Clawtooth - Lovely Liz
Flower: Fri.day - part of Marie hair
Skin: CandyDoll - Jennifer Blue Pale (new)
Top: Aoharu - Front Knot Shirt
Monday, December 20, 2010
LoQ Hairs" Con Panna - Ash Black
Headband: (TokiD) bow3 lace N
Skin: &Bean - Old Bones H pale little brows (w/ red matte &Bean lipstick layer)
Earrings: Bliensen + MaiTai - Vintage Earring
Neck Warmer: {SMS} Knitt Neckwarmer Lila with buttons
Bolero: SYSY's 50's now -bolero
Dress: [LeLutka]-FOXTROT dress/charcoal (New)
Leggings: Osakki // Taboo Leggings. Pinacle
Heels: G Field - Ribbon Slingback Shoes
Ring: [[SHADE THRONE]] THE DOUBLE PARANOID RING (group gift- pay to join group)
Clutch: Royal Blue - Gifting Clutch ($10--Happy Holidays Hunt)
Kitty and Yeti
Hair: Clawtooth - Oh Juju
Hat: Clawtooth - part of Timeless Glamour
Skin: Ugly Duck - Emily Pink (sale on Series III skins currently)
Eyeshadow: Kyoot - Smokey
Top: PIDIDDLE - De L'hiver Sweater - A Kitty for Xmas (Project Themeory)
Bag: Tokidoki - teapot bag (new)
Skirt: Whippet & Buck - Cindy Ruffle Skirt
Fishnets: Blowpop - Seamed Fishnet Tights
Socks: fri. - Stirrup.Socks
Flats: Ingenue - Nina Candy Cane (free--under the tree)
Hair: [Iruco]iruco-gift02(black)Resizer (free--group gift)
Hair Flower: Noju (store closed)
Skin: The Tree - Ashley Plum ($75 Lazy Sunday---also 50% off closing sale currently)
Coat: *Muism* Yeti coat set/Smoke
Top: The Secret Store - Part of Frozen Lily Dress
Tights: Happy Finds (store closed)
Boots: Baiastice - Bow-back up knee Boots-snow (new)
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Headpiece: LaGyo - Echo Headpiece (from DU4)
Skin: Mother Goose - Muffin A3
Eyeshadow: Kyoot - Feline
Necklace 1: Atelier AM - Chunky Pearl Necklace
Necklace 2: Mezzo - Square Long Necklace Gold (free-lucky board)
Top: Whippet & Buck - Penelope Hook & Eye Blouse (for this weeks Stumblebum)
Belt: Kunstkammer - Cosmic Belt (store closed)
Pants: Tokidoki - Rolling Pants ($50)
Skirt: Pididdle - High Waist Tube Skirt
Gloves: Sweetest Goodbye - DoggyMittens (free--group gift)
Shoes: Magnifico Le Plateau Heel Black Suede ($10--Happy Holidays Hunt)
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
NEW from Dutch Touch
The new faces Eefje, Faye and Tekla have been released by Dutch Touch. The faces are sold basic because a bunch of makeup tattoo layers have also been released for the skins. Remember to use a viewer that supports multiple tattoo layers to create different makeup looks!
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Skin: Dutch Touch - Eefje:: Peach - Basic CL1 EBblack FR
Eyeshadow: Dutch Touch - EyeMakeUp SERIE 2 - nr 1
Blush: Dutch Touch - MakeUp - Blusher - SoftPink (blushers are free for Dutch Touch group members!)
Lipgloss: Dutch Touch - MakeUp - LIPGloss - Faded Serie - Cherry
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Skin: Dutch Touch - Fay:: Honey - Basic CL1 EBR
Eyeshadow: ::DT:: EyeMakeUp SERIE 4 - Azul
Blush: ::DT:: MakeUp - Blusher - Rose
Lipgloss: ::DT:: MakeUp - LIPGloss - Faded Serie - BabyPink
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Skin: Dutch Touch - Tekla:: Choco - Basic CL1 HB MOLES
Eyeshadow: ::DT:: EyeMakeUp SERIE 1 - nr 1
Blush: ::DT:: MakeUp - Blusher - RedPink
Lipgloss: ::DT:: MakeUp - LIPGloss - Faded Serie 2 - 3
Photo 4:
Skin: Dutch Touch ::Eefje:: Peach - Basic CL1 EBblond
Blush: ::DT:: MakeUp - Blusher - Pink
Lips: ::DT:: MakeUp - PiP - 3
Friday, December 10, 2010
Hair: "LoQ Hairs" Hot Chocolate - Jet Black
Skin: .::Mother Goose's::. Jamil_special /2
Lipstick with gap teeth: LG Concept - Gap teeth lips red (new)
Shoulder piece: Osakki // Asylum. Shoulder Piece (new)
Necklace: LaGyo - Scilicet chain necklace gold
Body suit: Osakki // AsylumBodysuit. Bandage Top (new)
Shorts: -LMK-Suede highwaisted bow shorts (new)
Leggings: Osakki // TabooLeggings. SafariNets (new)
Gloves: Osakki//Locked&Loaded.Gloves (new)
Shoes: Peqe - G Wedge (new)
Poses: Idea Motus
Cerulean and Patchwork
Hair: Boon - LUV205 hair pink
Hairbase: Amacci Hairbase Tattoo - Cherry
Skin: Mother Goose - Muffin B3 (group gift)
Glasses: Miel - Genius Peepers
Muffler: BOOM - Righteous Muff (Cerulean) (new)
Top: [W&B] Liliana Cap Sleeve Blouse (new)
Armband: Primalot - Silent Guard Bracelet
Earrings: Primalot - 'K'Gogh'
Skirt: ****em**** Retrospectively Patchwork Long Skirt (free--camp 15 mins)
Tattoo: ::Para Designs:: Deadly Prayer
Shoes: Peqe - G Wedge (new)
Poses: Croire and With Love & Squalor
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Ribbons and Jamil
Hat: Tesla - Bowler Hat (free)
Hair: [elikatira] Say - Black 04 (free)
Skin: Mother Goose - Jamil (new)
Earrings: Primalot - Africa - Colored Crocodile
Sweater: The Secret Store - Ribbon Sweater (new--ribbon is color changeable)
Necklace: LaGyo- Contexus necklace
Pants: Spirit Store - Rogonta Pants (new)
Sneakers: Ordinary Design - pickgiftsneaker01 (free-picks gift)
Hair: LoQ - Tequila ($70 for 4 pack at The Dressing Room Blue)
Skin: Mother Goose - Jamil
Earrings: Yummy - Floral Dangle Earrings
Sweater: The Secret Store - Ribbon Sweater (new)
Pants: Tokidoki - Rolling Pants (new--$50)
Shoes: COCO - Oxford Shoes
Hair: Boon - ZGO223 hair black
Hair Piece- Primalot - Silent Guard Headpiece
Sweater: The Secret Store - Ribbon Sweater (new--brown available too)
Skirt: ::{u.f.o}::foxrain skirt - patty (new)
Leggings: Osakki // Taboo Leggings. SeeMySoul - CyloV (new)
Boots: R2 "Pauole"
Long December
ICON Magazine - December Issue - Pages 65-67
I was flattered when asked to put together two looks for the December Issue of ICON Magazine.
I love and hate winter. I love breaking out my scarves and boots. I love beautiful winter landscapes. Staring out the window at the snow falling. Drinking hot chocolate. I love the holidays and tacky Christmas decorations. I hate being too cold. I hate when the roads are slippery and scary. I hate spending too much time indoors. I love this trench from Dela and jacket from The Secret Store. To find out more style info check out the above link. Thank you ICON!
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Tweed and Foxrain
Hair: *eha~ Chiko Black Ash
Skin: Mother Goose - Melissa
Lipstick: Glamorize - Vixen Lips
Nails w/ rings: U&R Dogs - Nail Salome
Cape: Boom - Tweed Cape
Skirt: ::{u.f.o}::foxrain skirt - bohemian (new)
Tights: Ibizarre Footless Tights
Socks: LMK - Basic Knee Socks (new)
Shoes: .:Periquita - Q-Steps Golden Brown Shoe
Monday, December 6, 2010
Comfy and Soft Roses
Hair: Amacci Hair Rhoda ~ Golden Brown (w/ Amacci hairbase)
Skin: Curio - Yum - Cranberry Crush
Cleavage Enhancer: Luck Inc
Earrings: Zaara - Sarayi painted hoops
Sweater and belt: *Fishy Strawberry* Cuddle Maxipull ($59 at The Dressing Room)
Skirt: Petunia - Soft Vintage Skirt Rose
Bangles: Zaara - Indra Painted Stacked Bangles
Tights: Izumiya - Color Tights
Boots: Dustarrz - Leather Boots01 (free-make him over hunt)
Bag: Croire - vintage floral tote (cotton candy)
Hair: CriCri+KnitCap.F-FTLO Hunt (free--at FTLO Ice Festival Hunt)
Skin: L.Fauna {Lola . Pale 2} [Fresh-FR]
Lipstick: L.Fauna Lipstick [Red 3]
Cowl: Ingenue - Remember Me Cowl (free--FTLO Ice Festival Hunt)
Cardigan: [District] - Jeepers Cartigan (NEW)
Shirt: Slow Kitchen - Retro_dot_tunic_tops_3 (free--group gift)
Skirt: Narwhal - Denim Pooch Skirt ($15 for a limited time)
Pants: {paper.doll} Emily Trousers (free--november gift)
Boots: Sweetest Goodbye - Peko (free--zombie popcorn hunt gift)
Pose: Croire
Hair: Exile Rina/Chocolate Swirl (free--subscriber gift)
Hat: **DP**yumyum: straw hat 01
Skin: .::Mother Goose's::.SiSi_6
Lipstick: .:Glamorize:. Vixen Lips - Brown - Choco Cherry
Bow Collar: -LMk- Lavaliere collared satin blouse Collar
Blouse: [W&B] Liliana Cap Sleeve Blouse (NEW)
Dress: [District] - Mrs. Berenger (NEW)
Tights: =IZUMIYA=Color Tights/White
Shoes: *GF* Ribbon Slingback Shoes -baby pink
Bangle: [inoiu] diu bangles - white
Fan: **DP**yumyum:uchiwa
Pose: Croire
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Dress and Halo: Modd.G - Anabel Dress (exclusive for this weeks Stumblebum, $200 for 2 dresses)
Poses: Modd.G - Anabel Dress Poses (for Stumblebum, $150 for 5)
Hair: Lamb - Mon Cheri
Skin: Curio - Yum
Skybox: Tokidoki - Small Warm Skybox (exclusive for this weeks Stumblebum, $199)
Chair, Candles, Frame: Magoa ($10--With Love Hunt)
Clock: Chronokit
Book: Awesome Blossom
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Helmet: LaGyo - Veles Helm
Hair: Clawtooth - The Eye Patch (All hair currently 50% off)
Skin: I CE COCO - Devon (coming soon)
Lipstick: Glamorize - Glimpse Lips
Blouse: LMK - Lavaliere collared satin blouse (new)
Dress: (Royal Blue) Striped Oblivion Tank Dress in EggShell (new)
Leggings: Modd.G - Fairisle Leggings
Socks: LMK - Basic Knee Socks (new)
Shoes: LMK - Platform studded pointy-toe pumps (gift at store)
Pose: Croire
Hat: Epoque - Bigshot on Paternoster - Henry Violine
Hair: Amacci - Liana (w/ Amacci hair base) (new)
Skin: I CE COCO - Hana (new)
Necklace: (Royal Blue) Bow Good Times Necklace in Lilac (new)
Coat: (Royal Blue) Trenching Through Colour Coat in Aqua (new)
Gloves: (Royal Blue) Put Em Up Gloves in Acid (new)
Ring: Paper Couture - Moon Ring
Pants: LG Femme - Pied pants ($10--With Love Hunt)
Socks: LMK - Basic Knee Socks (new)
Shoes: Gos - Posh Bootie (free--depraved christmas hunt)
Pose: Croire
Thursday, December 2, 2010
New from I CE COCO: Saioirse and Siobhan
I CE COCO has released new skins, Saioirse and Siobhan. Saioirse has a sweet and innocent
face while Siobhan is more exotic looking. The freckles look especially cute on Saioirse.
(fyi you can join the group for a free skin and the lucky boards have been updated)
(note: I'm wearing an eyeliner tattoo layer in the above photos)
Canary Tate
Hair: A*S RenewalOpenGiftHair1 (Marmite) (free)
Hair Piece: Pididdle - Cold Snap Hair Piece ($100 for two for the Fashion Rehab Event, also transferable!)
Skin: [I CE COCO] -isabel 006* (free---group gift)
Lipstick: .:Glamorize:. Vixen Lips - Red - Burgundy
Earrings: LaGyo - Cursus earring
Top: [LeeZu!] Tate MiniDress /blue (NEW)
Dress: equus - quiet canary dress (everything is 50% off until 12/4)
Belt: [SC] Surf Couture - Weathered Snap Belt - Olive (past group gift)
Jeans: *LP* Spiral jeans blue purple (NEW)
Boots: magi take engineer boots [ light brown ] ($10)
Bag: P.C; Shopping Bag
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Delta Gold
Hair: .:[ Tiny Bird ]:. Chelsea Hotel - Milk
Skin: *JeSyLiLO*:::Winter:::*LightSkin*J1(Frex)* ( Matte )
Earrings: -MonS- Earring "Wenna" *Emerald
Necklace: DECO - Fandangle Necklace Olive
Jacket: Modd.G - Delta Open Jacket Black (NEW) (fyi free version as a hunt gift too!)
Dress: Elate - Belle in Gold (NEW)
Leggings: Rude Rebel - Asian Pants (brown) (NEW)
Ring: -mix and match - grandma ring
Boots: Sassy Kitty - Patchwork Winter Fur Boots Grey
Bag: Veschi - Lemme Borrow Yer Bag Grandma
Hair: Clawtooth: Beg Your Pardon - Coco
Headband: (Elate!) Silk Bow Headband (free--subscribo gift)
Skin: (fd) Bird Skin - Dust 6
Eyeliner: Kyoot - Feline
Earrings: Bliensen + MaiTai - Flores - Earring (free--group gift)
Pink/white necklace: .+*AA*+.Chunky pearl necklace (L)*pink
Black necklace: LaGyo- Knots long necklace black
Cardigan/top: Nylon Outfitters - V-Tee - Tattooed MaryAnne (with cardigan)
Jeans: Nylon Outfitters - Patchwork Jeans
Ring: -MonS- - Elegance Ring Series - SILVY (NEW)
Bracelet: -MonS- Bracalets "Fashionalet" *Leopar (NEW)
Boots: *COCO* - RidingBoots(Black)
Bag: Bare Rose - Connie


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Happy Monday, folks! We're entering the last month of the year very soon. You must be busy with gift-shopping or have been flooded with shopping catalogues?
Speaking of gift, a friend of mine recently asked me help make a plushie for her. She wanted to give it as a present. I was delighted to have the opportunity to promote giving handmade items as presents and so dived into sewing.
It was only after I presented the plushie to her that she told me it was intended as a birthday present for our common friend. The birthday girl had wanted to support my work. So in our birthday request tradition, she had asked for a plushie from me after seeing this at my place. But she thought it was better to keep it from me for the time being. I was surprised and touched when I found out their little "scam"! Thanks, chums! It was a sweet gesture!


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The Phone That TalksNow you don't have to be holding the phone to see who's calling. Using text-to-speech technology, the Caller ID information is announced between rings. Panasonic's KX-TG9300 series DECT phones also boast a talking alarm clock that will tell you when it's time for lunch, and a talking battery alert that politely tells you when your battery is low with a "please charge phone" reminder. (Caller ID requires subscription to name-and-number Caller ID, call waiting and/or voice mail services offered by certain local telephone companies for a fee)
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MariAn Gail Brown: When a dealership and its insurer stiff a charity golf tournament player
Don DiMartino watched his ball sail high in the air, missing a couple of sand traps at the Mohegan Sun Country Club's Pautipaug Golf Course in Baltic and sink into the 17th hole.
Just like that. Around him pandemonium breaks out. It isn't every day that an amateur golfer scores a hole in one. People cheer. They slap him on the back. There are high fives all around. That's because this hole-in-one on July 19 at the American Liver Foundation charity tournament is special.
The signs on the green proclaim: "Hole in One Wins! Ford Escape." For emphasis, Girard Ford, the dealer who sponsored the contest even has a gleaming black 2012 Ford Escape parked on the fairway.
"I saw the ball go in and it took a bit for all of this to sink in, that I'd aced the hole," DiMartino says. "This is something every golfer dreams of -- it was amazing. I was stunned."
After all the congratulations from his fellow golfers, the tournament organizers and golf pros at Pautipaug and even well-wishes later on from Girard Ford, DiMartino expected he'd see a Ford Escape in the driveway of his Fairfield home.
He was wrong.
First there were all the usual hoops prize winners are put through by a sponsor. He had to have signed statements from witnesses. He had to submit his score card. He had to attest to the distance between the tee and the hole. It measured 157 yards.
What separates him from his promised prize, which turns out to be a three-year lease on a Ford Escape, is 13 yards. Girard Ford refuses to give DiMartino his wheels because it says that the insurance policy the car dealer took out with the J. Ryder Group in Michigan call for a hole in one to be 170 yards.
None of that information was ever communicated to DiMartino or any other golfer, executives with the American Liver Foundation say. There was no fine print on the glossy signage Girard Ford staked on the 17th green the day of the event. And there was no *asterisk anywhere that might alert players that there were additional terms and conditions -- apart from achieving a hole in one -- that had to be satisfied.
"You can't imagine how bad I feel that he didn't win a car from us," Mike Collins, general manager of Girard Ford, says. "There were mistakes made. Maybe I should have been there that day and I might have seen that they staked the wrong distance for the tee. But rules are rules."
Reciting truisms is fine. The problem is how could DiMartino follow a mandate he was unaware existed. It's illogical for Girard Ford to expect this when it never mentions this little detail that only appears in its contract with the J.Ryder Group.
"This is a charity event. People come because they want to support this organization. They don't expect to win prizes," Collins says. "This guy should get over it and forget about it."
It being the car.
Easy for Collins to say. He couldn't care less that DiMartino put his older high mileage car, a Nissan Altima, up for sale on Craigsist, found a buyer and had to back out of that sale because his winning wheels haven't arrived.
There is a bright spot on the horizon. In Your Corner contacted top brass at the American Liver Foundation and negotiated a deal that satisfies both the charity and DiMartino.
"We are going to do what's right," Diann Rohde, vice president of communications for the American Liver Foundation, says. "This golfer won fair and square. He hit a hole in one. We will get him the car he's won, but we'll get it from another dealership."


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The Supreme Court will decide Friday whether it's going to take up a key gay marriage cases.
But many people don't realize the high court already kind of ruled against gay marriage in 1972.
That year, the nation's highest court briefly weighed in on a Minnesota Supreme Court ruling in Baker v. Nelson that same-sex unions were not a fundamental right under the federal Constitution.
The U.S. Supreme Court refused to overturn the Minnesota decision, writing only: "Appeal from Sup. Ct. Minn. dismissed for want of substantial federal question."
Opponents of gay marriage take this brief opinion as a sign the court has already endorsed state bans on gay marriage, like the one in California that was overturned by a federal appeals court.
But those in favor of gay rights say the 1972 decision shouldn't influence the gay marriage debate today, SCOTUSBlog's Lyle Denniston has reported.
The high court has issued opinions in favor of gays since 1972, like its 2003 opinion striking down Texas' sodomy law, gay rights advocates argue.
Still, the language the Minnesota Supreme Court used 40 years ago is remarkably similar to the arguments gay-marriage opponents use today:
"The institution of marriage as between a man and a woman, uniquely involving the procreation of children within a family, is as old as the book of Genesis," the opinion says.
SEE ALSO: Justice Scalia Is Apparently A Huge Fan Of David Foster Wallace >


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The report provides along with strategic plan analyzing the key micro markets, the report also focuses on opportunities, restraints, industry-specific drivers, and threats in the Sports Food market. This research report offers in-depth analysis of the revenue, market size, market share, Key segments of market, and various geographical regions, forecast for the future years, key market players, and latest industry trends.
The research study on Sports Food market forecasts this business vertical to acquire substantial returns by the end of the projected schedules. Furthermore some vital details related to the market dynamics – that is to say, the various driving factors impacting the remuneration portfolio of this industry, the multiple risks prevailing in this sphere, and the numerous opportunities that are growing in this business space are also included in the report.
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Leading Players Of Sports Food Market Are:
Nestle SA,, Danone S.A, Clif Bar & Company, Alpsnack Inc, The Hain Celestial Group Inc, Met-Rx Substrate Technology Inc, MusclePharm, Reckitt Benckiser Group Plc., Glanbia Plc.
Global Sports Food Market Segmentation:
By product type:
Energy Sports Food
Protein-Based Sports Food
Rehydration Sports Food
Pre-Workout Sports Food
By distribution channel:
Drug Stores
Supermarkets and Hypermarkets
Online Stores
Convenience Stores
By gender:
What does the report covers with reference to the competitive terrain of the Sports Food market?
1. The report includes a brief synopsis of the competitive landscape of Sports Food market.
2. A basic outline of each and every vendor and their respective application scope have been delivered.
3. The study presents an overview of the company with respect to the viewpoint it presently holds in the Sports Food market, in addition to details regarding the market share of every organization and therefore the sales that it accounts for, within the business area.
4. Information about the price patterns and the gross margins have also been enumerated in the report.
What does the report cover with respect to the regional landscape of the Sports Food market?
1. The report, with respect to the geographical spectrum of this globe, analyzes the various regions such as North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, South America & Middle East and Africa in the Sports Food market share, with respect to vital parameters.
2. Important data with respect to the market share held by the different regions in tandem with the sales that every geography accounts for have been provided in the report.
3. Also, the valuation held by every regions and subregions in the base year as well as the estimated growth rate
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This research report provide you the forecast from 2018 to 2027 with comprehensive information with analytic data that will back up the prediction.
1. Key market players in Sports Food market
2. Geographical base of Sports Food market.
3. User applications
4. Product distribution
5.Sales volume of product
6. Overall growth forecast of Sports Food market.


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