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I love this mix of plaid tie, striped shirt and pinstriped suit.
This is one of my favorite stores to shop at in Milan.
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In The Window……At Doriani, Milan
I love this mix of plaid tie, striped shirt and pinstriped suit.
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Ahhh, but let's not lose sight of how the sky blue cardigan continues with the wonderful insertion of contrast.
I endorse.
Milan seems like a really trendy place to be. Besides the hip cafes, restaurants, nightclubs and, of course, the beautiful (and very well dressed) people is it a nice city?
Is it a first class city like New York and London?
Is it an environmentally correct city? Italy seems to me such a conservative country, beautiful but quite decadent.
Do you get that feeling in Milan?
Love your blog!
I love the mix too. Milan is on my list of want to go to. Clearly I'll need to set aside some shopping time!
Still I'm not sure if this surpasses the fellow in NYC last week with the plaid suit and herringbone shirt. I was quite impressed with him.
The soft sweater with the big hem throws a soft, family-man feel at the heart of the sharp businessman suit / blue striped shirt pattern. The wide collar makes him hipper than a regular one. And that coat shape and collar…. shadows!
In all, this combo gently but unmistakably says a lot about the man's layers and depth of personality. What a man if who wears it is what the clothes say.
greys and blues
Categorically……….. grand.
Che bella figura
The cardigan DOES rule.
And the ensemble proposes a lovely and stylistically original way to keep warm….
Pulling off two stripes and a plaid with such panache? Bravissimo!!
Thrift stores are a great place to find vintage plaid ties. I didn't know Brooks Brothers made them in the late 60′s (nice and skinny), all for $2 today.
That is so beautiful. I think I like the cerulean cardi best. Sorry, I know that "cerulean" is a "Devil Wears Prada" joke, but it's cerulean, so what else was I going to call it? The color play in that outfit is superb.
The horizontal button holes on the cardigan add a subtle, vintage look for me.
I liked this shirt, tie, coat combo so much I photoshop'ed it onto a picture of me and used it as my drivers licence photo. (Hope I haven't broken too many copyright laws..)
Have to visit this store if I ever come to Milan!
hey there i'm going to milan in september and i was wondering if you have any suggestions to which shopping areas to go too. would definitely love to do some thrift shopping and go vintage haunting. your advice would be greatly appreciated.
Perfect blend of shades that complement one another well without being overpowering


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Alright so new member this happened a few hours ago thought i would post.
The . . . spirits (or whatever your preferred term is) have been restless recently and i've been feeling it for a few days now more so tonight. It can be felt and tonight for the first time in awhile it could be seen (more or less depending on you view "seeing" ghosts and such).
I on occasion slip into some rather intense day dreams, some would call these visions but i just call them intense day dreams. These feel very real to me while i'm in them and can last for quite awhile depending. And while i do "slip" out enough to know that i am still physically where i was i generally feel that i am well there. I was in the middle of one when i noticed my visitor. These have been going on since i can remember but happen more often when things are . . . restless.
I was on the back porch smoking when i slipped into one (the ghost is coming soon i promise) this one was in what i assume to be feudal japan (from architecture and dress) i was in the middle of their court where several officials and the local lord where i didn't know how i got there but i knew i had been summoned by the lord. Court was going on as what i assume to be normal for a fortress/castle of the era. I couldn't help but noticing the distinctly ghost like figures in the corner. Most were maids and all without heads. The sight of them wasn't what disturbed me so much as the intensity i felt from them. Grief sadness anger resentment all very intense, some where holding their heads. I knew that most were decapitated when a castle was taken over and figured they were lingering spirits. My attention was of course on them. Over time i got more and more weird looks from those with heads (i knew i had a look of dismay) until the lord asked me very seriously what was wrong. I told him it was rather important and that i would tell him in private. He led me out the room with the murmors of the crowd as we left. I told him what i saw and explained why they were there as best i could he seemed surprised greatly concerned and a little fearful. I told him he should repent, it skipped over to him lighting incence in an outdoor shrine and bowing as if in prayer . . .
That's when i noticed him. He was standing in the darkest part of the yard cloaked by the shade of a tree seemingly apart of the darkness that sourounded him. I felt him there and saw him before i even turned my head. He was a dark figure in a grey civil war era uniform. "Begone" was all i said over my shoulder to him. I turned i took a drag from my ciggarete and knew he was still there but decided not to let it bother me. He hadn't made any aggressive moves so i wasn't going to bother him anymore. I moved to where i usually stood overlooking the yard took another drag and looked as i exhaled. When i looked down he was right infront of me, they usually move when i'm not looking for some reason. His grey uniform bore no markings as far as i saw. I think his cap might have had crossed swords i'm not sure. His face well he had no face. No features or anything just a vague profile of a human head made of a darkness black as the void. He strongly eminated darkness but gave of no feelings other than just feeling like an imposing soldier.
I looked him dead in the face we would have made eye contact had he had eyes. "Are you a son of the south?" he said it in a neutral tone and i knew it was an important question i was wearing a hunley hoody and his head was tilted a little to the right as if he were curious. "I was born here" was my honest answer. He seemed satisfied with it. But didn't move or say anything. "You are from a war and an age long since passed, i am sorry you are still here. . . you should make right with God". He looked even more curious, "Are you a Christian man?". I paused and thought about it "Yes". "Oh i won't bother a Christian man." And then he left. Once i no long saw him i heard marching. I eventually finished my ciggarete and went inside. He overall seemed to like me or atleast seemed to have a positive opinion of me. I believe he already knew everything he wanted to before talking to me i can be generally read like a book he might have just been confirming these things.
I turned on a light and watched running man on tv after some channel surfing i looked at the clock before i started it said 1:23 when i walked down the hall to this room i heard whispers and growling since typing this i have seen dark figure looming behind me once. Not him and it felt malicous. I'm going to get water and smoke another cig it having been 3 hours since my last. I've been feeling nauteous jumpy and felt like crying on and off. Will be back soon.
Also the back hall were i'm going to smoke tends to be active i'm going to turn a few lights on wish me luck and well prayer would be nice.
Civil War ghost in backyard + short conversation
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interesing... thanks for posting
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He is called the father of American yoga, being the first to popularize Yoga and Tantra in The United States. His nephew Theos Bernard became the first western Lama and a Tibetan Buddhist scholar after frequent visits to
But Oom the Omnipotent also had a darker side.
He was a practitioner of sex magic and an avid occultist. In 1910 he was accused of kidnapping two young girls for sexual indecencies. A clip from the May 4th 1910
Ultimately the charges were dropped, some say due to very wealthy and powerful connections within the political world of NYC at the turn of the last century. The claims of strange occult sexual practices were wide spread. It was told he would bring prostitutes from the city down the
Pierre Bernard died in 1955 and soon after the Clarkstown estate was purchased by the Nyack Missionary Training Institute, which later became
Soon after the purchase strange things began to happen in these buildings. Lights in administration offices would turn on and off all by themselves. Various objects in the offices of the old mansion would fly off tables.When you would venture in the attic and through the many secret maze of passageways that criss cross around the inner walls of the mansion after hours you would hear strange music and often voices when no one was there. Fetishes and idols from around the world stored in the large attic would move from one place to the other as if they could do so of their own volition. Books in the library would inexplicably fly off shelves and land yards away. Students studying in the many private reading rooms would feel an icy hand on their shoulder or someone whispering in their ear. There is a small handprint as if of a young person in the attic that will not go away no matter how many times it would be cleaned or painted over.
These paranormal activities were not limited to the old Tudor mansion though. The renovated dorm was often the scene of the unexplained and supernatural. There is a room on the second floor of the south wing that is covered in mirrors. Not many want to live in the room for there is a tendency for hideous faces to appear in the mirrors late at night. This room and various others throughout the building are host to strange night visitations by forces unseen who would either sit on the bed and try to suffocate the occupant by laying on their chest or move the bed across the floor with violent force. At least once it was said that a bed levitated. Students in prayer often felt an uneasy presence in many of the rooms, and a few saw ghosts like beings in hallways. There is an elephant that was used for rituals by Bernard buried in the Athletic field and once late at night a security guard swore he heard the sound of an elephant walking and trumpeting in the parking lot. A picture of one of the elephants called "Mom" is below.
The most frequent reoccurring manifestation of the paranormal was nicknamed "The Dark Specter" by generations of security officers. It began to make its appearance in the mid seventies, and it has been sighted numerous times haunting every area of the campus grounds. The Dark Specter's first appeared to a group of students who had just returned from a late night gathering in
I lived in Moseley Hall, the former guest residence of the Country Club from 1984 until 1988, and I visited the library frequently while in College and Seminary. As just I reported, one my best friends was the chief of Campus Security; so I had privy to places most did not at all hours of the night. I have first hand accounts of all of these incidents. I also saw quite a bit of these activities, from idols moving from one place to another when you turned your back to the music and voices from nowhere. I never did encounter the Dark Specter though. Some of us were ghost hunters long ago before it became the popular pastime it has become today, and we explored all of the buildings hoping for a personal encounter with the paranormal. We were granted our wish on many occasions. A few friends and I actually saw a demonic spirit physically take form in the top floor of the Seminary building; the scene of many of the sex magic rituals in the 1930s and 40s. It is something we will never forget. It appeared as a misshapen dark mass of a creature that mixed the characteristics of a humanoid and a frog. It, like the Dark Specter dissolved into the darkness as we confronted it and began an Exorcism. While at the time we were novices who had just begun training with such entities, it was hands on training as to how to deal with such malicious spirits. And it was training that some of my friends were able to utilize in paranormally active
But the paranormal would happen at the oddest times. One night after traveling the
The buildings have repeatedly been blessed and exorcised, but the incidents continue to happen.
Did Pierre Bernard unleash something dark that will not die at the Clarkstown Country Club by strange rites and rituals? Or are the ghosts of the Tantric former occupants at odds with the conservative Christian residents who now populate the buildings?
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You know what? I really think that should be MONTH OF GIIIIIIIIIIGS but I'm really not sure that typing it like that gets across the echoing sound effect I want to convey. It just looks a bit like I suffered an aneurysm while typing 'gigs.' Could you, like, maybe just imagine there's an echo? Just on the GIGS part so it sounds all, like, "GIIIIIIIIIIIIIGS" but fading off towards the end like someone's shouting it as they're plummeting off a cliff or something. That would be grand.
Anyway, where was I? Oh yeah, so post-Sufjan (and let me tell you, I had a proper post-Sufjan funk over the weekend; it was like GRIEF), we were a little worried that nothing would be able to compare. "Cold War Kids have A LOT to live up to," Yazzle said with a serious tone in her voice as we tubed it back from Festival Hall on Thursday night, words that rang in our heads as we took our seats in the Shepherds Bush Empire, where MONTH OF GIGS had begun a little less than two weeks ago. In fact, as we walked past the seats we'd sat in at the Panic! At the Disco gig I pointed forlornly and said "Look - Panic! seats…"
Look, I'll keep it brief. The evening did not begin terribly well. We *hated* the support act. I actually have no idea who they were because they either didn't tell us, or it was mumbled so incoherently that I just didn't pick it up. Their drummer was very animated, though, which was quite exciting. Add to that the fact that the couple seated directly next to me spent a considerable amount of time in the throes of a very handsy, very slurpy makeout session and I was thinking "I'd quite like to be at home right about now."
But then Cold War Kids came on and everything was good. We've seen them a couple of times before, but after just a couple of songs Yazzle turned to me and said "whoa! They've really upped their game!" And they have. Much like how I thought Panic! had really stepped things up since their last tour, Cold War Kids were much more confident and interesting to watch, rather than just listen to. For some reason, though, the bass player kept kicking the singer in the bum which was a bit weird.
Anyway, the general consensus as we filed out of the Empire was - and although it may not sound like it, in the post-Sufjan world I live in this is intended as a compliment - that this was as good a gig as we could've hoped for just days after seeing Sufjan Stevens. And that, my friends, is praise indeed.
Here's the obligatory grainy photos and dodgy video clip.
So the idea was that MONTH OF GIGS (imaginary echo please) concluded where it began with Panic! At the Disco on May 4th at Shepherds Bush Empire. Yazzle and I both liked the synergy and symmetry of that. And for Yazzle it does. But in a stunning and somewhat unexpected (yes, I surprised myself) turn of events, I've extended MONTH OF GIGS (you know what to do by now, right?) by one more show. And two important words here are:


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Fotiu impressed by growth of New York-area hockeyby Tal Pinchevsky
Participating in a free hockey clinic with dozens of area children in New York's Central Park, former NHL player Nick Fotiu can't help but smile. Growing up in nearby Staten Island, NY, he never had anything like this.
When young Nick Fotiu wanted to play hockey growing up in New York, he and his friends opened up a neighborhood fire hydrant to flood a lot and create a makeshift rink. No, it was not legal.
Since becoming the first New York-born player to play for the Rangers in 1976, Fotiu has been an active participant in the area's hockey community, primarily through his work with Rangers alumni and USA Hockey.
"It's a real thrill for me to come out here. At Rockefeller Center or Central Park, wherever," said the 60-year-old Fotiu. "Being with the kids is what it's all about. I tell them, it's not only hockey that makes it fun. It's the jokes you play. It's all part of the game."
The game of hockey has grown tremendously in the tri-state area since Fotiu first came into the League. Whereas Fotiu was something of a novelty through parts of his NHL career, the sport has since been flooded by players from the region.
And with Fotiu now involved in the Rangers new Go Skate hockey outreach program, it's a development he's thrilled to see in a sport long dominated by athletes from Canada and the Midwest.
"It's an honor for me. I was one of these kids once. I used to sit in the blue seats and watch the Rangers. I know what it's all about to get into a position like this to play hockey," Fotiu said. "Once you're in New York, you're in New York. The heck with Canada. There's nothing like New York."


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MONTGOMERY, Ala.—Four different Panthers scored goals as the Birmingham-Southern women's soccer team defeated Huntingdon, 4-1, Monday evening in Montgomery.
BSC moves to 8-5-1 with its third-straight victory, while the Hawks fall to 2-12. The Panthers have out-scored their opponents 16-1 over the last three games.
Senior Devon Weldon scored the first goal of the game, assisted by junior Katie Hutchins, in the 13th minute, and junior Amanda Babbin put BSC up 2-0 in the 35th minute off an assist from junior Ashley Bradshaw. Huntingdon cut it to 2-1 five minutes later on a goal by Josie Byard, and the Panthers kept the lead into halftime.
Senior Melissa Sweeney put the Panthers up 3-1, assisted by junior M'Kayl Lewis, in the 59th minute, and freshman Sammy Manzo scored the final goal of the game in the 66th minute from a double assist by freshman Avery Newcomb and Weldon.
BSC out-shot Huntingdon 25-4, led by Babbin, Sweeney, and junior Bailey Kimbell with three shots apiece. Junior goalkeeper Richelle Byrd started and played the first half for the Panthers, recording one save. Freshman Katie Williams played the entire second half.
BSC returns home and resumes Southern Athletic Association play on Friday, facing Berry at 5 p.m.


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Robot control using microchips to steer movement
What happens when you insert a microchip into your own body?
Adam Shaw meets Professor Warwick, the first person in the world to have successfully controlled a robot with his own thoughts.
He explains "Project Cyborg", the outcomes of the initial experiment, and what he hopes it will achieve in the future.
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BlackBerry Developer Day at Mobile World Congress 2011 was a jam packed development party. Each bootcamp and speaker session was filled with eager developers looking to learn more about BlackBerry development. I was able to meet up with Mike Kirkup, Director of Developer relations, at the end of the day and get his thoughts on how things went, as well as the rundown of his BlackBerry Development Roadmap session (highlights: Near Field Communications, OpenGL 2.0, Magnetometer and Digital Compass support are all coming in BlackBerry 6.1).
We also were able to talk briefly about the AppCircus Spotlight on BlackBerry event. The event was streamed live on our BlackBerry Mobile World Congress 2011 page, but if you missed it, don't worry! We have a full video recap of the event available by clicking the link below. Make sure to also check out these BlackBerry App World download links for the event winner, Gbanga and honorable mention, UrbanStep.


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A private stash of 1500 paintings that were seized by the Nazis, including works by Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse, has been found in Germany, a news magazine has reported.
Customs investigators found the missing art more than two years ago in the dusty, rubbish-filled Munich apartment of an 80-year-old man, but this was not disclosed at the time, Focus reported.
Prosecutors declined to confirm or deny the story.
The Nazis seized vast hoards of fine art during their 12 years in power and part remains missing. While some items were destroyed in bombing, it has always been suspected many items are in private hands. Focus estimated the stash was worth 1 billion euros ($A1.45 billion).
The art once belonged to Jewish collectors, who were forced to sell it for a pittance before the Holocaust, or was confiscated by Nazi censors from galleries because it was allegedly "degenerate."
Investigators raided the Munich apartment in early 2011 after its occupant was found carrying undeclared cash on a train from Switzerland to Germany, Focus said. The art was taken away to a secure customs storage depot.
Focus said a Berlin art historian had been retained to investigate where the art came from and the value.
The magazine said the apartment owner's father had been an art dealer who acquired the paintings in the 1930s and 1940s. The son had kept them for 50 years in homemade wooden shelves in dirty, darkened rooms and had lived from selling the paintings occasionally.
He was under investigation for tax evasion, with prosecutors in Augsburg handling the case, Focus said.
Under German law, most art acquisitions under Nazi duress have to be reversed and the heirs of the original owners can reclaim the art.


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The historic Village of Cumberland will be the site of two events this weekend.
Chinese New Year in this Year of the Snake occurred Feb. 10.
In keeping with the theme the Lantern Jungle, a display of colourful, sculpted lanterns will allow visitors to enjoy the array on display Feb. 22 to 24 in the Cumberland Recreation Centre from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily.
On Feb. 23 (not Feb. 22 as earlier reported), sky lanterns will be released from the Recreation Centre parking lot at 7 p.m.
The same day, the annual Heritage Faire will open from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. on the upper and lower floors of the Cultural Centre, across Dunsmuir Avenue from the Recreation Centre.
The theme of the Heritage Faire this year is Good Neighbours – Heritage Homes and Neighbourhoods. Admission to the Heritage Faire is by donation.
Plan to visit the displays, enjoy the music and dancing and sample the food that will be available at the concessions. This will be a fun-filled, family-oriented weekend in the village.
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Wired does an AR..
And likes it..
Don't Piss Off A Texan: Man Draws His Gun After Some Idiot Cuts In Line For Ammo
The Nanny Staters in St Paul got it right for once!!
Senate committee defeats traffic cameras
Sponge Bob, SquarePants…New Russian Marching Song!!
One has to pee to get a job..
Indiana House Passes Mandatory Drug Tests For Welfare Recipients
Then one should have to do the same to live on my job for free.
About damn time this happened should be done everywhere by anyone receiving welfare benefits!!
Buck Ofama paid 5 Million dollars to seal his records?
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Haimura's web page with js06 translations http://www.mediafire.com/?6pzhbodyv3k061s
(Contains both images and texts)
Even though it looks unrelated to Railgun, Haimura designed the railgun characters too before they were drawn by Motoi Fuyukawa and there are some interesting sketches and comments about them. (look for "Comic edit" tab.)
|2012-06-25, 05:38
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Spoiler for size:
The last image is most likely the last page (if you look at the page to the left, it's certainly from something else).
Which means the chapter didn't progressed much.. at least Mikoto is now free to go for Misaki.
Considering that Baba does not want the new girl to steal his achievements, I suspect that the new girl is from some other group (not MEMBER) that also was send to stop Misaki (it's quite obvious now that they are all after her).
And if we add the fact that she did not showed up in vol. 15 and the fact you can't really leave this dark groups, she is certainly going to be killed or something worse will happen to her.
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If Railgun is being used as a medium to expand those characters of Darkness that were... Lets say 'cut short' in the Novels, I sure hope we'll get something on 'Boy with goggles' or even more miserable existences like BLOCK's Yamate and Tetsumou, though I doubt the latter two... I mean heck, I'm sure Kamachi didn't just decide to shine the spotlight on Baba because Accel World got an Anime right?
(Originally I would add Kakine as well, but NT4 made that request obsolete...)
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Not really sure how accel world is related to Baba, but I believe he just needed a character to expand the story.
And the best is if you keep the story coherent and let the readers empathise with the characters.
If he would have swapped them too much, readers would not care about them nor what happens to them.
And don't forget you need some connections to future arcs (vol 15) for which Baba is perfect.
PS: Yes, Railgun expands the characters from Index, but certainly not all.
And for those interested, it looks like this chapter has only 25 pages..
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I don't expect all of them to show up in one arc at once, I'm only stating my interest in seeing more of them where it's this arc or the next.
Besides, last time I've checked, this series thrives on many characters and their povs.
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summary and some pictures in good quality:http://beatarai.blog90.fc2.com/blog-entry-2554.html
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That may be good in theory and for shippers, but it wouldn't be good for Misaka's reputation if she always need Kamijou to help her.
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Mikoto needs to keep his "pride of the protagonist," if she lives being saved, she would lose it, not to mention that she is not like the protagonist "weak", side in the world where she lives a few people can challenge it. I'm not telling her to do everything yourself, but it would be nice if she gave the "last blow".
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Sigh... recently I've been getting negative rep for the smallest shit... I mean sure, it's fine if it's because I crap on yuri fans and their delusional pairings and self righteous attitude against anything with a penis- I wear that like a badge of honor.
But to get negative rep for not agreeing to a Kamijou saving Misaka scenario? Oh come on! How was anything I said offensive ? As it is Misaka doesn't have a lot of moments of badassery, do we really need to add 'can't even save her friends without a man by her side' to the list?
Granted, if it's like remnant arc where Kamijou only appears at the end to do one thing, I don't think it would affect much...
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I don't think we need to worry though. The only reason Touma was the hero at the end of the Sister's Arc was because he did it in the actual series and the author is keeping Railgun canonical. Misaka will be the hero for the rest of the arcs.
I bet he'll show up at the end of the arc to fix everyone's memories, but he won't be defeating Shokuhou
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Will Hauser needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 942 designs submitted by 207 freelance designers.
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We are a social enterprise committed to fighting childhood hunger. For every snack bar that we sell in the U.S, we give a nutrient-rich treatment bar to a hungry child in the developing world. The snack bars that we sell are all-natural, simple, and healthy. The treatment bars that we give away are formulated to nourish hungry children; we will be distributing them through our non-profit partners (e.g. Partners In Health). Our mission is to empower people to help hungry children by making easy, everyday purchases. Our plan is to grow our social enterprise beyond bars to additional categories.
Our target market is millenials (18-24) with a specific focus on college students. Our market is socially conscious, discerning, wants to be part of a bigger movement, and is increasingly making purchases with consciousness. They are drawn to the tangibility of our approach (one-for-one) and they have a certain amount of cynicism about the proliferation of cause marketing by big companies. They will be inclined to spread the word to their peers to truly create a movement.
We want a logo for Two Degrees that integrates the following elements:
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RTC Book Club: "When March Went Mad"Posted by nvr1983 on March 26th, 2009
With today being the 30th anniversary of the 1979 national championship game, I figured I would finally release my long-awaited review of "When March Went Mad" by Seth Davis. Seth and his publisher were also nice enough to grant us an interview which is right after the review.
If you are a regular reader of our site, you're undoubtedly familiar with the 1979 NCAA championship game, which featured Larry Bird and Magic Johnson, and is widely cited as the seminal moment out of which modern basketball was born. Although I don't profess to be a scholar of that game, I always thought my knowledge of the major moments in modern college basketball history (since the 1960s) was pretty respectable so when I received an e-mail for an advance copy of a book about the topic I wasn't particularly excited (outside of the fact that I had never received an e-mail like that before). When I read through the e-mail and saw that Seth Davis, one of my favorite college basketball writers and a regular reader of Rush the Court (about 2/3 the way down), had written the book I became a little more intrigued so I decided to give it a shot.
One of the first things I realized when I started reading the book was that despite the significance of the game there has not been a lot written about it. The game and the events leading up to it lack the literary canon of some of the other important events in college basketball history such as the John Wooden era and the Texas Western–Kentucky game. In fact, most of my knowledge from the game comes from watching documentaries about Bird and Magic that make the actual championship game seem more like it was simply foreshadowing their great NBA careers rather than the spectacle that it was at the time. In the book Seth Davis goes into detail discussing the lives of both legendary players and provides the reader with background information that helps explain a lot about their personalities and the way they approached the game. Davis traces Magic's life story including details about how he ended up at Everett High School instead of his original school (and preferred choice) J.W. Sexton High School as a result of busing mandates in East Lansing, MI. He also examines details of Bird's life that the casual fan (or one outside of Boston–hard to say since I live here) might not be aware of such as his distrust of outsiders and almost pathological shyness early in his career.


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Taylor Swift Visits 'Good Morning America,' Spills How She 'Explored the Edges' on 'Red'
"With this album, I really explored the edges of what I'm allowed to do," Taylor Swift said of her latest album, 'Red,' during an interview on 'Good Morning America' on Monday morning (Oct. 22).
The album hit shelves today, though Swift has been using the 'GMA' platform to give glimpses of the album via a series of song previews over the past few weeks, including the title track, 'State of Grace,' 'Begin Again' and 'I Knew You Were Trouble.'
This time out, Swift is mixing her confessional lyrics with a new and unexpected range of sounds. "[I'm] exploring, kind of pushing myself and taking myself out of my comfort zone, which is writing alone," the 22-year-old superstar explained on 'GMA.' "[I'm] going and working with my heroes, songwriters who have influenced me my whole career. It really kind of challenged me in the best way possible."
One track, 'I Knew You Were Trouble,' is rife with musical experimentation and was one of the most "fun" songs for Swift to create — and also the bravest one she wrote. "I started it out on piano and I knew at the end of the chorus that I wanted it to have this crazy bass drop, so I brought it to my co-writers Max Martin and Johan Schuster (also known as Shellback) who are amazing and they were able to… they brought it to places that I never thought my music could go," she says.
While many Swift's age are in the beginning stages of a career, or perhaps just getting out of college, this superstar has been wildly successful at her chosen craft for several years. Still, it's clear that she still considers herself a student of music, and believes that she got a thorough education from her fellow songwriters while crafting the album.
"Everybody has their own process. Some people start by making a track. I just grab a guitar and make stuff up. Everybody has a different way of doing things," Swift explains. "What it felt like was being 22, learning from my absolute heroes and exploring how they do what they do."
One lesson learned was the art of filtering when writing songs. "'All Too Well' was the hardest [track on 'Red'] to write, because it took me a long time to filter through everything that I wanted to put in the song," says the crossover star, who enlisted longtime co-writer Liz Rose to help with the tune. "It started out being probably a 10-minute song which you can't put on an album," she said with a laugh. "I had to filter it down to a story that could work in the form of a song."
"There is sort of a pressure to not make a mistake," Swift says of her career. "I'm at an age where you are supposed to be learning lessons and making mistakes and it's okay, but I have to really kind of minimize the mistakes that I make, because it's important that I have these people that count on me. So that's part of it that I have come to terms with."
The singer felt no pressure with the questions while sitting in the 'Good Morning America' "Hot Seat," where she rapid-fire answered questions about her favorite place (Nashville), her favorite comfort foods (Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Pop-Tarts) and her first celebrity crush (Taylor Hanson).
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|Did you go to this show?
Don't forget that admission to the
OC Fair is free when you attend a concert.
Although the Fair was not yet up and
running at the time of this show,
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July 15 and Aug. 1 for free Fair admission.
The speakers seemed as loud as they could go – the drum and keyboard spitting out a beat so intoxicating that thousands of arms belonging to a packed Pacific Amphitheatre of platinum blonde soccer moms and blue mohawked rebels alike waved in unison as a band of men dressed head-to-toe in traditional Amish attire rapped about their supposed homeland. Only one man could be responsible for such a scene, and his name is "Weird Al" Yankovic.
Despite the lack of carnival rides at the OC Fair & Event Center on this July 9 pre-Fair inaugural show of the Alpocalypse Tour, fans donning their favorite Hawaiian shirts stretched down a line well into the parking lot. Although this parody artist's performance featuring bubbles, confetti and costume changes galore seems to be a silly contrast to the superstar names coming to the Fair throughout the summer, "Weird Al" may prove to be the most socially relevant act in the entire lineup.
In the coming months, old favorites from Chicago to B.B. King and tween sensations such as Selena Gomez and Neon Trees will attract avid fans to the venue, but it will be surprising if any of these acts are as successful at seriously entertaining the wide array of generations and musical preferences that Yankovic brought together at what he playfully referred to as the sound check for his upcoming tour. In fact, Bob Dylan, who performs at the OC Fair's opening night on Friday, July 15, may find it difficult to follow the act that satirized him on the same stage less than a week earlier. As Yankovic threw cue cards asking questions like, "May a moody baby doom a yam?" in his video parody of Dylan's Don't Look Back projected on large screens above the stage, he brought up an interesting point: While Dylan is more of a symbol of the social unrest he stirred up in the 1960s than cutting-edge performer these days, "Weird Al" has been consistently delivering commentary on pop icons for the past 30 years. Unlike Dylan, Yankovic's brand of controversy has proven to be pure fun at every moment.
Nowhere was Yankovic's influence over pop culture more clear than in a montage of video clips from popular television programs mentioning the performer that played throughout the show. From the "Jeopardy" clip that opened with Yankovic's arrival on a Segway to perform "White & Nerdy" to "The Simpsons" blurb in which Homer states that "He who is tired of 'Weird Al' is tired of life" to the unfortunately fictitious "We Are the Pizza" benefit concert mentioned on "30 Rock," Yankovic's presence in our society is undeniable.
While "Weird Al" went through the catalog of classics from the Michael Jackson spoof "Eat It" to his encore performance of "The Saga Begins" (complete with what may have been the entire cast of Star Wars), his new material proved to be as crowd-pleasing as ever. Between his government-critical "Party in the CIA" to the Doors-esque "Craigslist," Yankovic affirmed that he can still pack a mighty punch and leave the crowd giggling uncontrollably in the process. But what was perhaps the most anticipated performance of the evening was the Lady Gaga parody "Perform This Way." Although Yankovic's face superimposed on a scantily clad female dancer in the music video for this first single from the Alpocalypse album was entertaining if not a little disturbing, his live performance in an oversized peacock costume was a welcome and thoroughly hilarious sight. Polished off with a guitarist dressed as Swiss cheese and a drummer rocking a nun's habit, the number did not disappoint.
From old classics that have practically become sing-alongs over the years to new songs channeling today's number one singles, "Weird Al" provided the incredibly assorted audience that filled the Pacific Amphitheatre with a good two hours of pure entertainment. He may not have the most golden voice or agile dance moves, but Yankovic sure can put on a show.


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Lady Bisons will play TSU in softball Wednesday
In a last minute schedule addition the Lady Bisons will play Tennessee State in softball in a doubleheader Wednesday at Draper Diamond.
The first game will start at 5 with the second game beginning at approximately 7.
The additional games were prompted by the fact the Lady Bisons planned triple header at Tennessee Tech was rained out this past Saturday.
It is a busy week for the Lady Bisons. They are on the road Thursday in Knoxville to face the University of Tennessee in a doubleheader.
Saturday they will host the Lady Bisons Alumni game and the inaugural Purple and Gold game.
The Alumni game will start at 10 a.m. A cookout will follow. The Purple and Gold game will held after the cookout, sometime between 1:30 and 2 p.m.


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There is a video clip of Andy Hurdman that shows part of what your are describing Kenny and I believe provides an example of Peter's advanced edging technique during the first part of the clip at:fernmanus wrote:
If you fly you kite very low, it will generate far less power than if it high in the air. When a gust hits, the kite will fly forward in the window and you will get pulled across the ground a bit. On the other hand when the kite is high, far more power is generated and you can be lofted very high.
Of course, it is also easier to bail and use your safety leash when you are getting dragged compared to when you high above the ground.
I caught a still shot of Andy during the onset of the squall winds depicted in George Saunders kiteflix.com video as shown below. He could have depowered the kite further by mashing the kite into the water as described by Neil and others. Still, I would say release the kite to the leash, well before the gusts hit to try to be on the safe side of things. Better still get into the habit of routinely launching and landing unhooked to improve the general safety of things using a proper downwind clear buffer zone.
I think Toby may have seen this when he was in Islamorada during the 2003 Islamorada Invitational.
The gust front of the squall was followed by the conditions shown below:
Still images from: Squall Story at:
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and what can happen when you keep your kite high ...
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Kite aimed at zenith, ready ...
LOFTED and in 10 to 14 kts.!
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By the way, look at the dates on some of this stuff. These images and the conclusions drawn from them have been around for YEARS with input being requested for years as well. Why all the controversy now?
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Gas line fire investigated in Overland Park
No injuries reported
Gas line fire investigated in Overland Park
No injuries reported
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. —
Firefighters are investigating a gas line fire in Overland Park, Kan., Friday night at 151st Street and Switzer Road.
A spokesperson for the Overland Park Fire Department said an Atmos Gas was using a backhoe to dig in the southwest corner of the intersection, trying to contain a gas leak when flames erupted just after 8 p.m.
Power lines and power poles were directly above the fire. KMBC's Haley Harrison reported that at one point, 2,400 customers were without power.
The flow of gas was shut off, and firefighters extinguished the flames at 10:20 p.m.
One home was evacuated as a precaution. No one was hurt.
Kansas City Power & Light crews inspected utility poles for damage.


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Women's Prayer
We gather weekly to pray for our church and nation. We do not offer childcare but encourage women who are unable to physically attend to join us in prayer from your work or home as we lift up our ministries, leaders, events, and more. *Please note this is corporate prayer for our church and not […] Find out more »


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Samsung has jam-packed the Galaxy S4 with fancy features, but there's one that stands out in making the new handset attractive to anyone who's looking to buy a new phone and a TV in the near future.
The Galaxy S4's WatchOn app functions to turn the phone into a remote control, relying on an inbuilt infrared-capable LED which lets the phone give commands to the TV, as well as set top boxes, Blu-ray players and other devices. WatchOn will also be available on the company's new Galaxy Note 8.0 tablet.
All Samsung devices are naturally supported, and other brands' devices should also be compatible — so theoretically, as long as you have the Galaxy S4 with you, you won't need any other remote controls for your home theatre setup.
But what Samsung is banking on is the Galaxy S4's WatchOn deeper integration with its 2013 Smart LED and plasma TVs. WatchOn will properly launch at the end of May, built around an electronic program guide (EPG) that will show you what's on every free-to-air digital TV channel in your area.
This should tie in nicely with Samsung's 'S-Recommendation' feature on its EPG, built into the Smart Hub of most of its Smart TVs, which will keep track of everything you watch, and then suggest more shows you might like. Integration between the two, and controlling your TV's preferences from your phone, makes plenty of sense here.
Even cooler is the video-on-demand service launching on the Galaxy S4 in June as part of WatchOn. It'll have access to the content of Australian TV catch-up services like ABC's iView and SBS On Demand, relying on the same content that Samsung's Smart TVs can access.
We're not yet sure whether the Australian Galaxy S4 will let you buy movies through the WatchOn app via Samsung's partner movie services like QuickFlix and BigPond Movies, like the phone will in the US, but we do know that it will be getting Foxtel Go in June, tying a single subscription in with the Foxtel Play you'll see on new Samsung TVs.
This integration between smartphone and TV is something that Samsung can push heavily to convince consumers to buy multiple mobile devices and higher-value TVs. It's already number one in both markets, so the closer link should drive sales even higher.


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3:00 pm
Curiosity Quest "Bed Making" Most of us sleep on one every night, but have you ever wondered how beds are made? Follow the Curiosity Quest crew and Joel Greene as the venture through the Banner Mattress facility to learn how beds are stitched and sewn together one by one. D
3:30 pm
Biz Kid$ "Scam-A-Rama (Protect Yourself from Being Scammed)" It's a complicated world and there are many ways you can be taken advantage of or cheated. Learn how to recognize a scam, and how to protect yourself from identify theft, pyramid schemes, and more. D
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The Electric Company "A Whole New Francine" Francine decides to be a nicer person, but is it just a ploy to get invited into The Electric Company?. D
4:30 pm
Cyberchase "Harriet Hippo and the Mean Green" Hacker infects Motherboard with a new virus -- one that causes her to make cyber-citizens act mean. Digit and the kids go in search of an antidote: 2/5 of the Electro-Root, 2/8 of the Healing Stone, and 1/3 of a box of Hacker's wig gel -- a strange antidote indeed! Will the young cyber-heroes be able to gather the ingredients and figure out how to properly mix these odd fractions before it is too late? The Big Idea: Fractions that look different can represent the same portion of a whole. Math Topic: Equivalent Fractions. D
5:00 pm
Knit and Crochet Now! "Wall Art" Robyn shows how to make giant crochet motifs, designed by Linda Dean, that are perfect to hang on your wall and Kristin will take you through the steps of knitting 3 different patterns that are perfect for hanging up. Afghan square of the week is crochet Raised Chevron. D
5:30 pm
Paint This With Jerry Yarnell "Osage Prairie Summer, Part 2" Continuing with "Osage Prairie Summer", Jerry now shows his students how to continue using very loose, impressionistic strokes and other techniques to continue under-painting and blocking in the middle and foreground. Then, shows how to add minor highlights to create the so-called "hot spots" to lead your eye to specific areas of the painting. D
6:00 pm
Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless "Tijuana Round Table" There's a long heritage of good food in Tijuana: It has an amazing taco culture and is the birthplace of the Caesar salad. Today, Tijuana boasts one of the top culinary schools in the country and some of the best chefs in Mexico. Rick and three fellow food lovers dine at the ultra-modern Mision 19 located in Mexico's newest Leed Gold Certified building. D
6:30 pm
Joanne Weir's Cooking Confidence "Making Waves Or Marrakech Express" Joanne turns ordinary romaine into an exotic salad salad with honey, cardamom, and Moroccan Spiced Almonds. Her student, Leah, boards the Marrakech Express to learn the secret to making burger night an even bigger hit with the family, mixing Moroccan spices with lamb and topping with a zesty cucumber, yogurt sauce with ginger. Recipes: Romaine Waves with Honey and Cardamom and Moroccan Spiced Almonds, Moroccan Merguez Lamb Burgers, Yogurt, Cucumber and Ginger Sauce. D
7:00 pm
This Old House "Cambridge 2012/Rounding The Corner" After a visit to "this old record store," Kevin helps Roger install plastic drywells to keep the yard from flooding in heavy rains and checks out the sleek new cabinets with kitchen designer Kathy Marshall. Learn about thermostats that program themselves and Ipe deck tiles that go right over an old deck. D
7:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "Paris: Regal and Intimate" Rick cruises the Seine River, visits Napoleon's tomb, and takes in the Louvre. He also shops in village-like neighborhoods, attends church in a grand pipe organ loft, and celebrates with a big, patriotic Bastille Day bang.G
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Travelscope "Guatemala - The Maya of the Western Highlands" Joseph visits the ancient Spanish colonial capital of Antigua before climbing volcanoes and heading into Guatemala's Mayan highland villages for hard bargaining in the local markets, a leisurely visit to a coffee plantation and a weaving lesson on a traditional back-strap loom. D
8:30 pm
Lidia's Italy In America "Philadelphia: It All Happens on Philadelphia's 9th Street" NULL
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Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen "Tropical Barbecue" Bridget reveals how to make Huli Huli Chicken right at home. Then, Jack challenges Chris to a tasting of reduced-fat potato chips. Next, Adam reveals his top picks for pastry brushes. D
9:30 pm
Simply Ming "On The Road In Chattanooga with Guest Daniel Lindley" Ming goes where he's never gone before as he heads south to Chattanooga, Tennessee to cook with renowned local chef, Daniel Lindley of St. John's Restaurant. Together they shop for inspiration at local Chattanooga markets to come up with two distinct dishes that call upon the region's heritage and culinary uniqueness. D
10:00 pm
Primal Grill with Steven Raichlen "Really Big Beef" Tackling the big cuts - brisket, prime rib and whole beef tenderloin - Steve makes bacon-crusted brisket, rosemary rib roast and ultimate cheesesteak.G
10:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "Paris: Regal and Intimate" Rick cruises the Seine River, visits Napoleon's tomb, and takes in the Louvre. He also shops in village-like neighborhoods, attends church in a grand pipe organ loft, and celebrates with a big, patriotic Bastille Day bang.G
11:00 pm
Death: A Personal Understanding "What Is Death?" Definitions of death have been debated for centuries, depending on culture, social conditions, and the role of the medical profession. In this program, we see how ideas have changed historically and how our newest definitions, like "brain death," may not yet be adequate for encompassing all of death's meanings. D
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Death: A Personal Understanding "Dying Person" When we are told that we are terminally ill, we are defined, more than ever, by the limits of our bodies. In this program, we meet three women. D