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When she brought this idea to the group, folks responded positively and immediately that this was something everyone wanted to try. GDG member and HCPL librarian extraordinaire Ann Winkler organized everything to a "T."
Everyone knows that genealogists are generous by their very nature; they just can't wait to share their latest find. This event was no exception; it was definitely "share and share alike!"
|Research heaven!
|Not an empty seat in the house!
|Binding Machine with
bound book.
In addition to all this research going on, member Barbara Jones shared her collection of organizational techniques, and donated their use for the evening. They included a desktop scanner, a laminating machine, and a punch and bind machine, which turns regular paper into a bound book. I saw at least one very happy person use the binding machine to turn her years of family research into a book!
|Dinner time!
Library lock-ins have been going on around the country for a few years now, from Texas to Michigan to Massachusetts, and everywhere in between.
Even for those in our group who couldn't make it to the Lock-In, the decision is unanimous…yes, we should do this again!
Mention this event to your favorite librarian, and a genealogy library lock-in could be coming to a town near you!

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Anderson paces Lady Bisons in Louisville race
The Lipscomb Lady Bisons cross country team finished 17th in a field of 32 teams Saturday in the Greater Louisville Cross Country Classic at E.P. Tom Sawyer State Park in Louisville, Ky.
Caitlin Anderson was the 56th runner to cross the finish line, covering the 5-K course in 18:36.42.
Erin Pyles was close behind in 61st place with a time of 18:41.06.
Rounding out the finishers to the Lady Bisons were Jenny Rudolph (94th, 19:02.20); Shannon Shoemake (124th, 19:27.90); Paige Griffin (145th, 19:45.82); Ashley Lehman (187th, 20:12.01); Julie Alley (208th, 20:31.0); and Catherine Beals (21:31.07).
There were 265 runners in the field.
In the Blue Course 5-K three Lady Bisons were in the field of 204 runners.
Louisa Van Batavia was 45th with a time of 20:41.54.
Paloma Floden finished 55th with a time of 20:54.29 and Laura Stewart was 73rd with a time of 21:22.07.


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ALSO! I'm very excited to feature my very first fellow artist on my blog. I've been wanting to do this for a while but never really got the guts to ask anyone until Laina. Previously known as sweetgal981, she has now opened a new shop called Laina's Designs. Check it out and read the interview below! I know you're gonna love her as much as I do! ~__^
What do you make? What got you started in the world of crafting?
Currently I am making rings and necklaces with fun little faces that I sculpt out of clay, then paint and decorate. I've always been a crafter, whether it was just for fun or for school, I was always making things as a kid and never grew out of it.
What got you into Etsy and open up your shop?
One day I was searching on eBay for handmade jewelry and I came across HeadlessTessDiy. Her jewelry is so neat and it fascinated me. After weeks of watching her post new items I asked her if she wouldn't mind me making jewelry in that style. She was the one who told me about Etsy and she supported me when I opened my first shop there. After a while I sort of "grew out of it." Now I have a new shop open with my new designs and I'm having a blast!
What's the most difficult part about having your own shop? What's the most rewarding?
The most difficult part of the shop is not making the sales that I think I should. When I finally finish a piece I get so excited to share it with the world and I think that it's going to sell immediately because they will love it as much as I do, but it takes time. It takes time for people to see it; for the right person to see it. I think once your shop reaches a certain balance between the enjoyment of making the pieces and selling them timely to happy customers then it is a successful shop.
The most rewarding thing about running my shop is actually crafting. To do one piece I have to sculpt the clay, bake it, sand it, paint it, glaze it, sculpt other detail pieces if needed (things like hair or background pieces), paint those, glaze those, then adhere it to the pendant, bead it, take photos and list it. Out of the entire process of making my pieces I love painting the most. But my favorite part is watching the face change as I'm painting it – how it turns the plain clay to a beautiful face with eyes and eyelashes – I just love it! With my old shop I didn't really challenge myself to paint small detail work, but now that I've brought out that part of me I feel so much more rewarded than ever, and there's nowhere to go but up!
What are your inspirations?
I have a lot of different inspirations for my pieces; photos of face painting, movies, books, video games, celebrities and the things in my own crazy mind. I also have different inspirations for how I run my shop. There are a lot of neat people on Etsy who really know what they're doing and how to be kind to their customers, that inspires me as well. There are other things and people that inspire me in my life too.
What other hobbies/interests do you enjoy?
Outside of crafting and running my shop I actually have a lot of hobbies that I enjoy doing. I love listening to all kinds of music, singing, playing the guitar and the Native American flute, writing, photography, painting (although I don't do that very often), running, playing video games, (Dragon Age and Tomb Raider!!!), going to concerts and movies, hanging with my best friend, and a lot more.
What are your shop goals? General goals?
My main shop goal is to really enjoy myself. Toward the end of my last one it just became work and I didn't like it any more. Now I have a new beginning with some experience under my belt and I just want to do myself proud. I've set the bar so much higher. I want to share my creations with other people and have them enjoy them as much as I do.
Other goals include earning my Bachelor's Degree in Secondary Education. I want to teach High School English. Perhaps one day I will go for my Master's (yay debt?). I also want to become a published writer.
Do you have any suggestions to give those who want to do what you do?
Be prepared. It's a learning experience like any other and it takes time. You should know that it takes time to perfect your creative process and that it can be a bumpy road unless you are preparing to sell things that you have made for years. If you are new to the crafting world, or just new to the creative medium that you are doing, then you should really practice before you start selling.
And just like it takes time to make your creations, chances are it will take time to sell them. You need to gain a following of sorts. The right person has to see your creation, but once he/she does, he/she will recognize the time, effort and hard work that you put into it, and they will appreciate it.
There are times when there will be disappointments whether they are in yourself or others. Doing your research is very important. Sometimes it is fun to jump in, but you should really gather your resources before you get in over your head. But most importantly have fun! If you enjoy what you make then everyone else will see that.
What else do we need to know about you? Criminal history? Third arm? Cool talents?
I can't really think of anything at the moment ~_^
Anymore you wanna say? Last chance....
I'm voting for Andy Garcia on American Idol! Yay Andy!!
PS: Many thanks to Laina, once more, and check out her shop, people!!
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First Lady Michelle Obama Makes Guest Appearance on Nickelodeon's 'iCarly'
Teen star Miranda Cosgrove says she usually doesn't get nervous about taping episodes of her Nickelodeon comedy, "iCarly," but that changed when first lady Michelle Obama taped a recent guest appearance on the show.
The 18-year-old Cosgrove says the idea of having Mrs. Obama on the set made her "nervous," but the first lady was approachable and is a "nice, pretty normal person."
Nickelodeon and the White House are joining forces to bring awareness to the ways kids can support U.S. military families. "iCarly" is a good fit for Mrs. Obama to make an appearance because Cosgrove's character is the daughter of an Air Force colonel who is serving overseas.
The episode of "iCarly" featuring the first lady will air Jan. 16.


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Readers' Thanksgiving Tables
More Thanksgiving tables! Readers have been sending in photos of their Thanksgiving tables and we're loving all the homey holiday inspiration. Here's an updated post with even more photos that the readers have submitted.
Make a note for the next big holiday spread: have your camera ready and make sure the light is good. We love seeing tables in action, too, so don't worry if the scene isn't perfectly tidy.
Thanks to Silva in New York City, Brooke of Food Woolf in Los Angeles, CA, Christine in Berkeley, CA, Eliza in Philadelphia, CA, Kari in Sacramento, Lindsay in Deep Creek Lake, MD, and Andrew in Austin, TX. Plus some newly added tables (December 9th) from Gaia in Providence, RI, Janis in Venice, CA, Kristianna in San Jose, CA, Maria in Los Angeles, CA, Mark in Columbia, SC, and Tara in San Diego, CA.


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I felt a kinship, not with those of my own century, or even the previous one, but with the medieval citizens of Rome. Imagine, being a humble shepherd, tending a flock of sheep as they grazed amongst the ruins of the once glorious Roman Forum during the fifteenth century. For almost a thousand years, from around 500 CE to about 1500 CE, most of Rome lay in ruins. And what there remained of human habitation marked the city as one of the dingiest urban hellholes in the world at the time. The only bright spot in the entire city lay across the Tiber where the church was just beginning to break ground for the building of St. Peter's Cathedral. Quite likely, even the Pope only lived there because St. Peter had died there.
Quite apart from lowly shepherds, the great thinkers, writers, and artists of the time were awed and humbled, saddened and dismayed at the depths of despair and disrepair the one-time greatest city on earth had fallen to. War, greed, pestilence, immorality, ignorance, and all other manner of human folly had left its mark on the city, and it was a mark - a sort of grand morality play as it were - that left a mark on them as well. As the Renaissance dawned in Italy - in Florence, in Venice, Milan, and Pisa - it seemed to dawn last in Rome. In fact, had it not been for the church, Rome today might not be a city at all but merely a tourist curiosity not unlike Pompeii. But the church attracted great minds and great minds are curious. No other city in Italy had ruins matching those of Rome. And these ruins inspired the curious to seek out the stories behind them, to travel all over Europe in search of ancient texts detailing the history, art, architecture and other cultural elements of the once great Roman Empire.
In other parts of Italy, great wealth, trade, new philosophies, and a renewed taste for learning in the arts and sciences inspired the Renaissance. But in Rome, it was the twin prongs of religion and ruins, which prodded the learned to probe for the long-lost secrets of their ancient past. And, in that ancient Rome had been pagan and contemporary Rome was Christian, the twin inspirations were often at odds. Magnificent relics of Rome's pagan past, great works of sculpture and architectural doodads alike were being dug up daily, putting the great lovers of art in the church in something of a quandary as to whether to admire them for their incredible beauty or rebury them in their loathing of paganism. In most cases, to their credit, they chose to preserve and restore them, and most of all to learn from them.
Artists such as Sandro Botticelli even attempted to replicate Roman painting, of which virtually nothing had survived (Pompeii hadn't been discovered yet) in his Venus and Mars, painted around 1486. Possibly designed as a headboard for the bed of newlyweds, it depicts a beautiful, vibrant Venus, the Roman goddess of love, gazing over at a slumbering nude figure of Mars, the god of war, while in the background, two mischievous young satyrs steal his lance (smirk), and yet another appears ready to blow a horn in his ear. (Who said the Renaissance had no sense of humour?)
Andrea Mantegna directly referenced his studies of ancient Rome in painting his The Triumphs of Caesar, Vase Bearer and Bearer of Trophies and Bullion, which was but one of a series of nine panel paintings on the subject done between 1486 and 1494. Charles I of England bought the entire series in 1629, perhaps hoping that Mantegna's imagined glories of Rome might rub off on the land that had once been a remote frontier of Rome's mighty empire.
The great Raphael, painting between 1508 and 1511, in decorating the papal apartments, harkened back even beyond Rome to ancient Greece in his The School of Athens imagining his cast of ancient artists, scientists, mathematicians, and philosophers, the followers of Plato and Aristotle, not in Athens, but congregating in the then unfinished nave of St. Peter's. In effect, he saw his work serving as a visible link between the new Rome going up all around him, and the ancient arts, sciences, and philosophies that made it all possible. It must have seemed to him as if ancient Rome was literally rising from its ashes. I know a little how he felt.
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October is National Dental Hygiene Month. That means everyone is being reminded to take care of their teeth. At allheart, we think it's also a good to show your appreciation to the folks who help maintain those sparkling smiles.
Now's a great time to say thanks to your favorite dentist or dental hygienist with a dental themed scrub top or accessory. Or grab a tooth-themed top, watch or pin for yourself. That way, you'll feel and look great while reminding folks to brush, floss and rinse!
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Remind them "it's time for a cleaning," while wearing this Whimsical Watches domed watch with miniature toothbrush & toothpaste.
Here's a "sweet tooth" pin from Prestige Medical that's part of our complete collection of dental accessories.


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Solve the LinkStation's problematic clock drift
This article
Based on work by nix, frontalot, and nonName.
Originally by frontalot.
at Linkstationwiki.org
The Original Buffalo Way
The classic Way
- Originally the LinkStation comes with a script to adjust the clock. You can run it manually:
- /etc/cron.d/calib_time.sh
- However, you must correct your timezone information first:
- vi /etc/melco/info
- Replace the "timezone" variable with your GMT offset. For example:
- timezone=+6
- Finally set a cron job to run
calib_time.shas needed. To have the script run hourly (this may be overkill), add the following to
- 05 * * * * root /etc/cron.d/calib_time.sh >/dev/null 2>&1
/dev/null 2>&1prevents cron from sending you an email each time the clock is adjusted.
The Mipsel-hdhlan Buffalo Way
In later firmware versions, Buffalo came up with a better clock calibration method. The LinkStation can consult an NTP (Network Time Protocol) server in regular intervals and adjust its internal clock according to the data form the time server. There are a number of public time servers on the Internet which can be used for this purpose. This should be done with care since these servers usually are under a heavy load. However, Buffalo made it difficult to use the typical procedures for NTP load-balancing. Buffalo has set up the system in the following way:
- cron runs a script
/etc/cron.d/ntpupdatein regular intervals:
- crontab -l
- 00 1 * * * /etc/cron.d/ntpdate
- The function of the script is controlled by the file
/etc/melco/ntp. The contents of that file usually are changed via the web interface. However, the web interface only allows you to specify an IP address for an NTP server. This works against the desired load-distribution on NTP servers.
- The DNS for an NTP server is often set up so that DNS responds with different IP addresses for a particular NTP server. This way requests to the server are distributed across multiple servers. The LinkStation only allows you to specify an IP address and as such its NTP requests cannot be directed to different servers. This method of requesting time information is generally frowned upon across the Internet.
- Another major problem is that the NTP requests are performed upon the hour, a time when NTP servers are traditionally very busy. Therefore it is recommended to not use this mechanism as-is, e.g. via the web interface. Instead it is suggested to change or create the above mentioned crontab entry manually:
- vi
- minute 1 * * * /etc/cron.d/ntpdate
- Also change the
/etc/melco/ntpfile as follows:
- ntp=on
- ntpserver=pool.ntp.org
- ntpadjtime=1:minute
- Pick a random value for minute in the above examples! Avoid smooth minutes like 0, 15, 30, or 45, since NTP servers usually are under heavy load at those times. You should also consider if you really need to synchronize once an hour or if a longer interval is suitable.
- The suggested server
pool.ntp.orgis a public NTP server which directs the request to a pool of NTP servers.
pool.ntp.orgis not the only pool run by ntp.org and ntp.org is not the only organization offering public time servers. There are domain names which point to servers which might be geographically closer than
pool.ntp.org. More details can be found at http://www.ntp.org.
Fixing the Buffalo Way
If you experience heavy clock drift within your one hour NTP time synchronization interval, you should adjust the LinkStation's internal clock "tick" rate instead of decreasing the synchronization interval.
- There is a script which adjusts the internal clock "tick" rate. It may be downloaded from here. Unpack the archive and edit the ntpdate startup script:
- vi /etc/init.d/ntpdate
- Edit adjtick.sh and uncomment the appropriate lines (commented in the script).
- Add the following line before ntpdate is executed:
- /usr/sbin/adjtick.sh
- You can verify that the computed tick value is optimal by executing adjtick.pl. If you notice a discrepancy, your quartz is not tuned precisely. In such a case (very rarely), modify the tmp_freq_base value in adjtick.sh. Check the tick value and make adjustments if necessary until the values are correct.
- To display the current tick value (without modification):
- /usr/bin/tickadj
- The optimal tick value will change each time the LinkStation is rebooted. This script courtesy of Philippe Deysine and Don North.
The Correct Way - Typical
- The correct method for dealing with clock drift is to use NTP in the right way. First set your timezone. You can use
tzconfig(if available) or manually edit
/etc/timezoneand add your GMT timezone. For example:
- timezone=+6
- Next create the file
/etc/ntp.confand enter the following information:
- server 0.pool.ntp.org
- server 1.pool.ntp.org
- server 2.pool.ntp.org
- ntpdate is set to synchronize the clock on system startup. If you rarely reboot your system you may want to setup a cron job (see above). It's recommended not to do this to occur at midnight (or on the hour) as the time servers will usually be under a heavy load.
The Correct Way - Large Clock Drifts
- If your LinkStation has an unusually large clock drift (there was one report of a powerpc-hdhglan LinkStation drifting more than 25 seconds per hour) you should consider using
ntpdinstead of the simple
- ntpd is a daemon program which contacts NTP servers at some interval (it calculates this interval itself). It also records hardware clock drift statistics and uses these statistics to adjust the hardware clock once per second (without connecting to an NTP server). ntpd needs a period of time to collect enough clock drift statistics.
- Remember to turn off the ntpdate time synchronization method when using ntpd.


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text: I'm playing on New Orleans and Atlanta to finish OVER the total. When these teams met at "Domecoming," the Saints return to the SuperDome after being away for nearly a year due to Hurricane Katrina, it was the Saints' defense which took center stage. Now, 10 years later, I expect the offenses to grab the spotlight. The Saints scored 34 points in their only game here, throwing for 419 yards in a 35-34 shootout loss against the Raiders. Facing those same Raiders, the Falcons scored 35 in their lone road game, throwing for 389 yards. Including the Raider game, the Saints have seen the OVER go 11-6 at home the last 2+ seasons, 9-4 when the O/U line here was greater than 49 and 6-1 when they were listed as home favorites of three or less. I expect those stats to improve Monday night.


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|View Poll Results: Hyouka - Episode 22 [END] Rating
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|8 out of 10 : Very Good
|7 out of 10 : Good
|6 out of 10 : Average
|5 out of 10 : Below Average
|4 out of 10 : Poor
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|2 out of 10 : Very Bad
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|2012-09-16, 22:45
|Link #41
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Damn the final scenes looked awesome. The parade walk was also handled splendidly, Kyoani have really improved their cinematography.
On the other hand, the first part of the episode looked like the animation director went lazy. I don't know too much about how Nishiya handles sakkan'ing, but it seems like he didn't correct too much in mid-distance shots and some others. At least, he didn't correct the drawings as thoroughly as most Kyoani's sakkans.
I find the ending fitting. If the story was about the bittersweetness of youth, the episode portrays that perfectly. There are heartwarming moments, shocking moments, and that final daydream sums up Oreki's ongoing development.
I think he didn't want to actually propose in there because of what he himself implied: the huge change that would bring to his way of life. That's why he remembered Satoshi. He didn't want to properly make a balance between going through with his love interest and staying in his really comfortable current situation, so he ended up not doing anything.
In any case, the story was left open for future developments, even if Hyouka probably won't get more animated material.
|2012-09-16, 23:07
|Link #42
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Canada
There's really not much to say, I was just as mesmerized with the episode as Oreki was with Chitanda. That is, until the end and Chitanda had spoken her mind about "her small world". No, at that point I was witnessing the birth of a masterpiece. That scene, and those lines defined perfection for me...showcasing mastery of the subtleties this show is known for.
I constantly say endings will make or break a show for me, no matter how great the journey was to get there. These days, it takes more to satisfy my need for closure (established couples, epilogue, time skips, happy ever afters, etc.) but there will be no such complaints from me here. Well, other than the complaint that the show has actually ended.
Which is saying something, since the romance buff in me was exploding with pure joy for such a fleeting moment. I'm sure if you listened carefully you could literally hear my excitement shatter into a million pieces. Well played KyoAni, well played.
|2012-09-16, 23:24
|Link #43
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Boyzone
Not much to say, except that final scene was breathtakingly beautiful. Despite all the messages this series has been handing out throughout the series about how some people are just better than others, you really feel at the end that the possibilities for these kids are endless. Great series.
|2012-09-16, 23:49
|Link #44
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Join Date: Jul 2007
I'm glad that the ending ends in such way. 4 points on the beautiful sceneries and moods which are to be expected from KyoAni, but the remaining 6 points that scored this last episode a perfect rating came from the beautiful interaction between Chitanda and Oreki. I kind of hope that there would be some kind of confession here, but hey.. this kind of conversation wasn't so bad after all. Kind of bringing me to my old school time, where i used to stare at the evening sky after an event ended, and hoping that if only time would move slowly and allowed me to enjoy the fun time more.
I wish it wouldn't end here... there is still a great mystery involving Chitanda x Oreki that many of us want to know, but then its hopeless to hope for that from KyoAni, the king of Giri Giri Romance. But i'm fine with this ending... its dramatic, and it shows that even a kind and gentle girl has a burden within her that she could never run away from. And Oreki's supposed reply was perfect too, hinting that he wouldn't mind to stick alongside Chitanda and help carrying her burden together, but then in the end, he never had the ball to say it out, and left it end just like that.
Its a cliffhanger ending to many shippers, but i think the end fits the way it is. I too, like many others, hoping for another season.. just that its too bad coz i didn't know any about the novel, that could hint us any possibilities of Hyouka to have a second season. But even then it would be another repeat of giri giri romance between Oreki and Chitanda. So i think, its best to leave Chitanda x Oreki the way it is... maybe they're not meant to be together after all, especially with that huge gap between their lifestyles and personalities... but then i might be wrong tho on this.
|2012-09-17, 00:31
|Link #47
Anime-Only Viewer
Graphic Designer
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: USA
For a second there, I was like, "Woah, really?!?! Did he just proposed to her? He skipped the confession and went straight for the kill?" And then the next scene happened. Way to go, KyoAni...
Still, this episode was very beautiful. There was a sense of contentment with the final scene, and the show ended in a loving way.
However, was that an indirect confession by Chitanda? I've always wondered who would confess first. Chitanda definitely has gotten Oreki to do things that no one else would even be able to get him to budge a finger on. If something ever happens to Chitanda, I don't know what Oreki would do.
Btw, after all this time, they still call each other by their last name. Some things are a little too slow...
|2012-09-17, 00:42
|Link #48
...lost in nothingness...
Join Date: Dec 2005
...Eru more or less confessed to the point of showing who she is and what she will bring with her...
...to the very least asking Houtarou to accept her...
...Houtarou's reaction speaks for itself...
...of course he couldnt pull a Kirito...but thats not his style...
...if anything were to happen to Eru...90% chance of Houtarou going the emo/lack of motivation route...
|2012-09-17, 00:52
|Link #49
Join Date: Oct 2004
*ahem, anyway.....*
But man that last scene with the cherry blossom was sure beautiful. I literally had tears rolling down my cheeks all of a sudden. Just totally enchanted by the beauty of the scenery and music.
It started off really slow, had its ups and downs, but Hyouka was definitely an enjoyable series. Most of the 'mysteries' aren't that strong but I really enjoyed it as a slice of life show.
Now I hope the upcoming Kyo-ani show will be just as great.
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You know, I watched this episode thinking there was gonna be one more next week. Then I went here and found out the sad truth.
Still, it was a very good ending by any standard, especially with that breathtaking and beautifully rendered scene with Oreki and Chitanda under the cherry blossoms in the afternoon.
Also, this episode was an overload of KININARIMASUKININARIMASUKININARIMASUKININARIMASUKININARIMASUKI NINARIMASU-
Especially at that.... "confession" at the end. I literally went NUTS at that... before the reveal that it was just a daydream
Damnit, I want more Hyouka, I want more Oreki x Chitanda UST, I want more KININARIMASU!!!!
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and Houtaro thought it can work, with him compliment her in different expertise, only to chicken out like Satoshi did.
look up the real live doll festival, (plenty of youtube video, been going on for 61 years.)
the sub wasn't clear, but Chitanda was playing the "Queen", a rather important position, probably only behind the Emperor, which gives Irisu's being senior with a more mature look, makes sense to have her there, but Queen is definitely the more glamours job for girls?
(at the beginning I thought those two were playing the left and right general
there is supposed only one umbrella holder, and he is for the Emperor, not the Queen, (she did have girls holding her long dress after her instead.) obviously the author took liberty there?
the parade is not easy, not in their custom shoes and dress clothes, and the umbrella is big and unwieldy, with the weather usually breezy. when Houtaro went into a "fuzzy" state, I thought it has more to do with him catching a cold, which he did.
yes, usually it is an older guy with glasses (senior member) doing the umbrella…
the crossing of the bridge is definitely one of the more scenery shot of the parade, of course the anime did not give us that, since we have that shot in the previous episode in the snow already.
and if there is rain like 2012? they parade within the temple with sakura branches ties to the poles .
the economic impact of this anime is going to rival K-On, Lucky Star, and Summer Wars, since they use real locations for all the shots,
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However, Eru and Houtarou are very close already. How often have they done things with just the 2 of them? Yeah, Houtaro has made progress by dropping the "san", but that is still a snail's pace. I would have hoped by the end of this episode, they would have tried to call each other by their first names, but oh well, it was still a beautiful ending.
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One of the most strangely moving scenes for me was when Oreki spoke to Eru through the curtain. It was just a white curtain, but it was drawn with that great care and artistic inspiration Enzo speaks of, so that it appeared soft and flowing. Having to speak to her through it made Eru seem sacred, somehow, but also strangely near, since all we heard was her voice, and sound is closer than sight: right within us, rather than external. Excellent voice work by Satou Satomi, there in particular, but throughout the episode. Precise.
Oreki may not have confessed openly, but he realized he wanted to, and his self-limited style of life was over. Nothing is certain, but there is a clear path there for him to take. And Eru is standing there welcoming him to her world. Another strong moment was when the old guy called him "shikkari," which is a very strong word and means he's capable, self-disciplined and mature. No-one had ever said that to him, and he had never thought it, either. He was qualifying for the Chitandas' world.
Mayaka said things were just continuing, but she looked relaxed. There was something special in her manner, conveyed by drawing and sound. I think Satoshi had taken a step closer to her, too.
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This episode showed us the viewers enough to conclude that Houtarou and Eru's feelings are mutual without the characters know it. That without the usual "dense persons" excuse as well. Neither the episode forget what Hyouka is: it still has a mystery that drive the characters interactions.
Indeed, as others has touched on, this episode could be summed up as "Houtarou learns what it's like in Chitanda Eru's world of nobility." He felt the tensions from the elders, saw a glimpse of pressure she faced regularly, and finally heard Eru talked about it herself. After having learned the good and the bad, his (imaginary) respond is he want to take half of her burden. That's how I like it. They're, after all, 16 years old and only know each other for a year. Going beyond that, IMO, is too rush, especially when Eru is very old-school and Houtarou being what he is. That is one of the thing I like about Hyouka. The characters don't change their behavior just to make things more exciting or make them more "cool."
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I liked this, a lovely episode.
I wanted to see more of Satoshi and Mayaka, but i am glad we saw them. It was nice seeing Irisu again. Lol when i think of Irisu i can't help but think of Michelle Lobster and vice versa. And yes i know they are both voiced by the same actor. Both intriguing characters.
The scene at the end with the cherry blossoms and sakura was soooo pretty and beautiful. I also wish they introduced Konari's song earlier in the series
or at least gave him a name. I like him.
The ending was pretty happy for me, although a bit bittersweet since want to see their adventures.
Usually when an anime ends i go and read the manga to follow the story. But i can't do that with this can I? It was adapted from a series of novels right? or something similar? Usually that means it's hard to find any sort of translation or even a summary.
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SMAD Professor Tom O'Connor, left, and cinematographer Allen Moore at the grave of British author Graham Greene in the village of Corseaux, Switzerland.
Capturing the enigmatic life of British author Graham Greene presents a challenge for an independent filmmaker. Add to the mix proprietary responsibilities like securing funding for the project and negotiating licensing and distribution rights, and the task can become as formidable as the subject himself.
James Madison University media arts and design Professor Tom O'Connor's latest film, "Dangerous Edge: A Life of Graham Greene," is the first in his 30-year career to be produced outside of a work for hire. "The drawback to owning it is that the buck stops with you," O'Connor said. For the Emmy-winning writer-director, that meant stepping into some unfamiliar roles. "The whole thing turned out to be enormously complex, which is fitting, I guess, because everything about Greene was complex."
"Dangerous Edge" is the first American-produced documentary on Greene, one of the literary giants of the 20th century. "What drew me to him was that he is an enduring literary figure that has a shelf life," O'Connor said. "And he's unique in the sense that he was very famous yet he kept his head down. People, in this country at least, don't know him in the way that Hemingway, for example, was known."
For O'Connor, a student of history — his most recent Hollywood script is for a feature film on Shakespeare and the Jesuits — researching Greene "was rather like following the history of the 20th century." His 54 books spanned seven decades, and hundreds of his stories have been adapted for television, theater and film — some twice, such as "The Quiet American" and "The End of the Affair." Greene was also a British spy during World War II and later became one of the world's most respected foreign correspondents, covering events such as Kenya's Mau Mau Rebellion, the Vietnam War, Haiti's "nightmare republic," the rise of Castro in Cuba and the fall of the Soviet Union. Greene wrote continuously until his death in 1991 and "in almost every conceivable form," O'Connor said.
Finding visual material for "Dangerous Edge" proved difficult. A manic-depressive who traveled extensively to escape what he called the "boredom" of everyday life, Greene avoided television interviews, O'Connor said, for fear "of appearing as a performing monkey." Aside from a few remarks during a brief appearance in an airport in Prague and his surrender to a BBC television crew that had caught up with him outside his apartment in France, little video footage of the author exists. "Dangerous Edge" therefore relies on the author's own words from his books and recordings as well as resources from the National Portrait Gallery in London, Greene family photographs and clips from Hollywood movies of his works — an approach that created a tangle of licensing requirements.
"It's the kind of documentary that many [independent filmmakers] will shy away from," said executive producer Barbara De Fina, a veteran filmmaker in her own right whom O'Connor approached five years ago while she was working on a remake of Greene's "The Heart of the Matter." "There's so much work in the licensing and clearing of material. Just a minute of footage can require 20 or more licenses. I don't think he knew how difficult it would be."
O'Connor said the biggest challenge was funding the six-year project. It was a lesson he shared with his filmmaking students at JMU. "The money is the big thing and one of the reasons why I'll likely not do this again on my own," he said.
The filming of "Dangerous Edge" began in 2006. O'Connor and his crew, which included Ken Burns cinematographer Allen Moore, shot on location in London, Washington, New York, Los Angeles, Vienna and Geneva, Switzerland, Greene's final resting place and the home of his daughter, Caroline Bourget. British actor Sir Derek Jacobi, who appeared in three feature films adapted from Greene's books, is the film's narrator and actor Bill Nighy ("Love Actually," "Pirate Radio") provides the voice of the author. "Dangerous Edge" also includes interviews with Greene scholars as well as fellow writers, critics and spies.
Boston-based PBS International acquired the worldwide distribution rights to the film in March, and sister company PBS Video will distribute it in the U.S. Charles Schuerhoff, who oversees acquisitions for PBS International, said the film is well made with a compelling story, and O'Connor's use of Hollywood film footage should help in shopping the program to television stations, many of which like to time their release of a documentary about an author around the release of one of his feature films.
"Dangerous Edge" has an anticipated spring 2013 release date.
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Dr. Terry Anderson will present the 2013 Benjamin A. Rogge Memorial Lecture at Wabash College. Anderson's lecture, "Free Market Environmentalism: Breaking the Shackles of Regulation," will be presented at 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 19, in Baxter Hall, room 101.
In addition to his evening lecture, Anderson will give a lunchtime presentation on "The Not So Wild West: Property Rights on the Frontier" at 12:10 a.m. in Baxter Hall, room 101.
Anderson's pioneering work on free market environmentalism and case studies of enviro-capitalists continue to be a focal point of his research. Water markets, public land management, and the economics of property rights remain important parts of his research agenda. He is also doing work on what drives economic growth on American Indian reservations.
Anderson is the president of Property of Environmental Research Center (PERC) and senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University. He believes that market approaches can be both economically sound and environmentally sensitive. Anderson's work helped launch the idea of "free market environmentalism" with the publication of his book by that title, co-authored with Donald Leal.
Anderson is the author or editor of 37 books including, Tapping Water Markets. His book, The Not So Wild, Wild West, was awarded the 2005 Sir Antony Fisher International Memorial Award and Greener Than Thou: Are You Really an Environmentalist was a runner up for the same award in 2010. Anderson has published widely in professional journals.
During his career at Montana State University, Anderson won several outstanding teaching awards and is now professor emeritus of economics. He received his B.S. degree from the University of Montana and his PhD in economics from the University of Washington.
This annual event honors the late Wabash College professor of economics, Benjamin Rogge. Both talks are free and open to the public. A reception and book signing will take place following his evening talk in Rogge Lounge in Baxter Hall.


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Of course, any chocolate cake I make is most likely to be bejeweled with luscious cashew cream. It always amazes me just how easy it is to make – a perfect substitute for dairy cream.
To up the health ante of these chocolate cakes, I decided to work in some wrongly maligned prunes.
Prunes add some natural sweetness and a healthy dose of antioxidants. For this recipe, I used the prunes from Sun-Maid. I am always happy with the quality of the dried fruits from this company.
Anyone else sneaking tofu into their baked goodies?
Vegan Chocolate Prune Cakes
1/2 cup prunes
2 cups whole wheat pastry flour or light spelt flour
1/2 cup almond flour
1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/3 cup coconut palm sugar or other sugar of choice
1/3 cup maple syrup
1/3 cup oil of choice
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
Pour 1/2 cup boiled water into a bowl with the prunes. Set aside for about 30 minutes.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. In a large bowl, mix together whole wheat pastry flour, cocoa powder, baking powder, baking soda, cinnamon and salt. Place soaked prunes and the soaking liquid, tofu, sugar, maple syrup, oil, and vanilla in a blender container and blend until smooth. Add wet ingredients to dry and mix until all the flour is incorporated. Divide among 12 medium sized muffin cups and bake for about 20 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted into the center of a cake comes out clean. Let cool several minutes before unmolding.
Cashew cream
2/3 cup unsalted raw cashews
2 tablespoons maple syrup
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
Place cashews in a bowl, cover with water and let soak for at least 2 hours. Drain cashews and place in a blender container with maple syrup, nutmeg and 1/2 cup water; blend until very smooth, 1 to 2 minutes. Serve over cakes.
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So... Are we mortals literally sandwiched in between? On the bright side, it's a nice change from hunting demons
|2008-06-28, 07:28
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Diablo III panel is starting now by the way. Get in on the action at Main Stage: http://eu.blizzard.com/wwi08/streams.xml
You gotta get use their Octoshape plug-in btw.
EDIT: Some stuff from the panel.
Keep in mind alot of this stuff is still under-development, hence it probably wouldn't be unnatural if they were all subjected to change at one point or another. Remember nothing is set in stone just yet.
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Didn't thought D3 would really be in the making. I'm not sure what i'm more excited about, D3 or SC2. But will be two things to look forward to for the next few years knowing blizzards pace of releasing a game.
Blizzard D3 site seems to be zerged, it's really slow atm. After a long wait i still managed to see the gameplay trailer, and cinematic teaser.
The cinematic trailer is as expected of Blizzard entertainment. The gameplay trailer looked good to, though the graphics reminded me of WoW. Had a somewhat nostalgic feel when the barbarian used his whirlwind. Looking forward for more trailers. I Hope the game will at least be free
Anyone else felt it was wrong when he said: "now we will go to the most important part of the game. The loot" I hope it doesn't turn in to a next WoW where you have to hardcore grind/raid/pvp, or in D3 case dungeon crawl. And of course let's hope not everyone will walk around with CTA/BOTD in D3 style from duped stuff.
And i think i'll need to build myself a new PC for SCII and D3 when they are released. And my compliments to blizzard site design, looks awesome.
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For the people who cba using blizzard way of downloading the video. All 3 videos are 720p
Cinematic: http://www.gamershell.com/download_28314.shtml 47.74MB
Artwork: http://www.gamershell.com/download_28316.shtml 86.9MB
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My money is on that the Paladins would return; Blizzard LOVES their Paladins...
I'm sorry to say this, but the Witch Doctors looks like their replacements for the Necromancers...
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Mr Hats and Clogs I think you're taking what i said a bit too literal there, probably and partially my fault for not phrasing it right either lol =P As seen with the trailer and website, the Barb is probably most definitely back but don't get your hopes for the rest since they've stated that it's not one of their plans to carry all of the old classes over.
The witch doctor to me looks like a cross between the necro and druid.
EDIT: Also another point i want to expand on.
By faster and more combat paced gameplay: I mean the devs are gonna make a lot more crowd control skills and they want them to feel more powerful too (eg: through sfx and sound effects and what not). They want the gameplay to be very smooth and combat paced. They don't want us running away or avoiding battles half the time hence, the health globe system and they also didn't want people drinking after every fight much like what happens in WoW. They want us to constantly move forward to try and re-capture that diablo feel of venturing into the unkown. So yea that's one extra thing that they're aiming for in D3.
Also currently no word on whether they'll be a subscription fee or not. But I'm assuming it'll probably be free to play after the initial purchase. The new battlenet is apparently gonna be really awesome as well (as already hinted and mentioned with the developments of SC2). Can't wait! ><
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well we got like 2 characters announced. thats outta 5. so we only got 3 left. I guess they are trying to stick with diablo 2 and leave it as 5 chars and then maybe give us an expansion to add 2 more? just a assumption.
i hope they keep necro - my first char i played in d2, ah the good ol days.
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I actually think it makes them somewhat unique since there's tons of other companies that do the "realistic" look.
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I've just checked their FAQ; You're right, there will be a maximum of 5 classes in this game. 2 of them already announced, with the Witch Doctor looking like a possible replacement for the Necromancer.
My guess is most likely, 2 of the remaining spot would go to classes that resembles Rogues/Assassins and Mage/Casters.
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Unless you miss being able to trap people and spam mass spirits at them Though the Witch doctor might have his own version of those, though i wouldn't count on that
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Currenty downloading the videos, and all I have to say is FINALLY!!!! Been waiting for a D3 for years -_-;;
BTW, do I need a certian codec to view those vids? Or are they in the standard avi, wmv, mov? Can't tell since they are in *.zip
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Barbarian- Very much like Warcraft 3 with Ground Stomp, Cleave(Pitlord), Seismic Slam(Tauren Chieftain) but some very goody moves came back like Leap and whirlwind from Diablo 2. Hope they don't go too much of those fancy moves and more stats build like crits and all.
Witchdoctor - Your Necromancer, it knows FEAR OMGWTF.
So far I think Paladin and Mage will be coming back, hope they rig pally again. Another thing is hate how they messed up the potion system and all. Hell, I love mass drinking them 1111. Another thing is I actually like how you fit thing in your inventory so it is like... use your brain but damn.
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Russia's culture ministry fires Bolshoi chief
MOSCOW (AP) — The chief of Moscow's Bolshoi Theater was fired Tuesday after months of infighting following an acid attack on its artistic director that has stained the reputation of one of the legendary names in world ballet.
The departure of Anatoly Iksanov, the theater's director general, comes just a few weeks after the ouster of his rival, principal dancer Nikolai Tsiskaridze. Both men have enjoyed the backing of senior government officials and Kremlin-connected tycoons, and their successive dismissals appear to reflect high-level intrigue and score-settling.
Russian Culture Minister Vladimir Medinsky said only that the 61-year old Iksanov, who led the Bolshoi for nearly 13 years, was dismissed because of a "difficult situation at the theater."
He told a news conference that the head of Moscow's No. 2 ballet company, the Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Music Theater, would succeed Iksanov.
The Bolshoi has been shrouded in scandal for years but a fierce conflict erupted in January after an assailant threw acid into the face of Bolshoi artistic director Sergei Filin. After numerous eye and facial surgeries, Filin has remained at a German clinic where doctors are trying to save his vision. The Bolshoi has named an acting artistic director.
Iksanov accused Tsiskaridze of creating an atmosphere of discord that set the scene for the attack. The 39-year-old dancer rejected the claims and argued that the theater has plunged into crime and violence under Iksanov's watch.
Iksanov managed to cling to his job for months despite fierce attacks from Tsiskaridze. He seemed even to have won the battle when Tsiskaridze was forced out after his contract expired on July 1.
But Alexei Pushkov, a powerful Kremlin-connected lawmaker, suggested that a high-level power struggle was under way when he tweeted that Tsiskaridze's dismissal was "the last straw" that led to Iksanov's ouster. He added that an ex-culture minister who has been Iksanov's patron is trying to prevent Tsiskaridze's return to the theater.
The decision to purge both men also appears to reflect the Kremlin's dismay over the infighting that has dented the nation's prestige.
In March, police arrested Bolshoi soloist Pavel Dmitrichenko on suspicion of involvement in the acid attack. Dmitrichenko admitted that he had agreed to an offer from an acquaintance to rough up Filin, but he insisted that the man had used acid on his own initiative.
Despite Dmitrichenko's confession, many in the ballet company have stood by him, saying they do not believe him capable of staging such a crime. About 300 dancers and staff, led by Tsiskaridze, signed an open letter claiming that Dmitrichenko had slandered himself under police pressure.
Dmitrichenko has remained in custody pending trial.
The Bolshoi has served as a top symbol of the nation's artistic achievements since the czars. Its annual budget stands at an impressive $120 million, 10 times more than a decade ago.
The Bolshoi reopened in 2011 after a $1 billion renovation. Despite the lavish sum, some of the work was of poor quality, with cracks appearing in the walls and gold leaf crumbling away.
Tsiskaridze has accused Iksanov of mismanaging the reconstruction, ruining its repertoire and abusing dancers' rights. Iksanov and his backers have dismissed the criticism.
Some said that a recent conflict involving prima ballerina Svetlana Zakharova may have contributed to Iksanov's downfall. Last week, Zakharova refused to dance in Eugene Onegin following a rift over parts with the management.
Vladimir Urin, the new Bolshoi chief, is widely respected in Russia's theater world. He sought to quell passions, voicing hope for a "calm and business-like" climate and saying that he doesn't want any "revolutions."
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The most exciting day for the Phoenix Suns over the next year will be June 26th — the day of the 2014 NBA Draft.
With the recent trade that sent Marcin Gortat, Shannon Brown, Kendall Marshall and Malcolm Lee to the Washington Wizards for Emeka Okafor and a protected first-round pick, the Suns have a chance to have four, yes four first-round picks next June. They will have their own pick, which should easily be top-five, they will have the Indiana Pacers' pick from the Luis Scola trade, they will have the Wizards' pick protected to 12 and the Minnesota Timberwolves' pick protected to 13. So if Washington and Minnesota have decent years and make the playoffs, Phoenix will own first round, and I mean own it.
This is exactly what the doctor ordered for the Suns. Cap space going forward and potentially six first-round draft picks over the next two seasons — let's not forget they also have the Lakers' pick unconditional in 2015. There is no better way to revamp a depleted roster and breathe some life into the organization than to get young talent. Couple those draft picks with Goran Dragic, Alex Len, Archie Goodwin and Eric Bledsoe, and the Suns could very well turn this around quickly.
Also the picks give Phoenix options. They could trade one or more of those picks for a proven veteran or two. They could use multiple picks to trade up in the draft. They could trade Okafor if he is healthy for something. Even Channing Frye could be had around the trade deadline. If Diamondbacks general manager Kevin Towers is the "gunslinger," then what is new Suns GM Ryan McDonough? Boy Wonder, Ryan the Wheeler Dealer, Ryan the Trigger, McGunna, McDealin?
He has now traded Luis Scola, Jared Dudley, Gortat, Marshall, Brown, Lee and Caron Butler and cut Michael Beasley. He has gotten rid of the dead weight and positioned the organization to be relevant in future years. There will be a lot of losses this year. A lot. This team may only win 20 games. But that's OK Suns fans, because Christmas will come early in 2014 — June 26th, to be exact.


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A children's doctor is accused of sexual offences against cancer sufferers in his care aged as young as 11, prosecutors have told a court.
Dr Myles Bradbury faces four counts of sexual assault and four counts of engaging in, or inciting a boy to engage in, sexual activity.
The 41-year-old paediatric haematologist at Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge, appeared at Cambridge Magistrates' Court today.
Prosecutor Delia Matthews said: "The allegation is an abuse of trust in that he was the doctor of these children - boys as young as 11 who were cancer sufferers in his care."
The alleged offences date back to 2011 and relate to boys aged between 11 and 15.
He also faces two charges of making indecent images of a child and one count of voyeurism, in which it is alleged he secretly filmed somebody engaging in a sex act.
Wearing a dark blue suit, white shirt and tie, Bradbury, of Herringswell, Suffolk, spoke only to confirm his name, date of birth and address.
He did not indicate any likely plea and was bailed to appear before Cambridge Crown Court on July 11.
He left the court building via a rear entrance to avoid camera crews waiting outside.
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Trust, which runs Addenbrooke's Hospital, has set up a helpline to be used "if parents, patients or former patients have any concerns".
The trust added it was working closely with the NSPCC.
The helpline, on 0800 389 8625, can be reached between 8am and 9pm on weekdays and 9am to 5pm at weekends.
Since the alleged offences, Bradbury has left his job at the hospital and has not worked there this year.
A trust spokesman said: "The news that Dr Myles Bradbury, formerly of CUH (Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Trust), has been charged with offences against children will be distressing for many patients, their families and staff.
"Our main priority at CUH is the safety of our patients.
"As soon as concerns were raised nine months ago, Dr Myles Bradbury was excluded from working at the trust and is no longer employed here.
"Since then we have worked closely with Cambridgeshire Police and partners, including the NSPCC, to make sure that individuals are contacted and support is offered throughout this difficult time."


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South Beach Club Crawl
Saturday, October 6, 2018 at 9:00 PM (EDT)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q:Where does the event start?
A: Near 13th & Ocean Drive in the heart of South Beach. Full details included with ticket. *Note: Advanced tickets are required. Payment is not accepted at the event.
Q:What does my $25 get me?
A:Admission to the #1 weekly party in South Beach featuring: 4 of Miami's hottest bars, lounges & clubs, free drinks & drink specials, all admission fees, VIP club entry, party accessories, like-minded party-goers, awesome guides, and an unforgettable night in Miami! ☽
Q:Is there a dress code?
A: Yes. PCM is not responsible for denied admissions due to inappropriate attire. Dress to impress! Ladies: shorts are not acceptable and heeled shoes are *strongly* recommended (no flats/trainers/sandals... *many guests carry flats to wear only for the walking portion*). Men: no athletic attire, hoodies, shorts, flip flops, t-shirts, tank tops, or baseball caps. Nicely fitting jeans are acceptable.
Q:How many others will be attending?
A:The more the merrier, though we do have a limit. Generally 50 - 80.
Q:Am I too old for this?
A:That is up to you to decide. There is no maximum age limit, however the majority of attendees are in their 20's to mid-30's.
Q:What are the bars like?
A: We experience an incredible cross-section of South Beach's hottest bars, lounges, and clubs that increase in intensity as the evening proceeds.
Q:What bars/clubs do you go to?
A: Exact bars & clubs vary depending on the night, and always ending our evening at 1 of Miami's most famous VIP ultra-clubs featuring top DJ's from around the world. Exact itineraries vary by night. ☺
Q:How far do we walk between bars?
A: Venues are within about a 1-2 minute walk from the other.
Q:What if it rains? ☂
A:While rare, it does rain occasionally in Miami. Attendees are encouraged to check the weather beforehand and prepare accordingly. Also, rain in Miami is usually very brief, and if it does occur we just wait 5-10 minutes before continuing on.
Q:What time do we arrive at the last venue?
A:Approximately midnight.
Q:What time does the last club close?
A:5:00 AM, and sometimes later. ☼
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A:Ticket holders must arrive on time for registration. Late admissions can not be accepted.
Q: What kind of free drinks/specials do we get?
A:We receive exclusive "pub crawl only" specials that vary by night/venue such as buy-one get-one free drinks & shots, $4 beers, $5 Jack-n-Coke's, $5 Vodka/cranberry, and more! (Unheard of prices in South Beach!)
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – A bevy of mistakes from Cal State Northridge and UC Santa Barbara's ability to capitalize on them turned Thursday's game into a laugher.
The Matadors committed six errors while also allowing runs to score on a balk and wild pitch as the Gauchos took the opener of the three-game Big West Conference series 11-1 on Thursday afternoon at Caesar Uyesaka Stadium.
While the Gauchos banged out a dozen hits, it was overshadowed by CSUN's willingness to give UCSB runs in several innings.
Luke Swenson's two-run double opened the scoring in the third after Bryce Tafelski reached on an error and Greg Mahle moved to second on a wild pitch. After CSUN starting pitcher Vincent Roberts tried to pick off Swenson at second and sent the ball into centerfield, the Gauchos desginated hitter scored on Ryan Palermo's groundout.
Another throwing error by Roberts – this time on an errant pickoff attempt at first base – allowed Steven Moon to score in the fourth and Brett Vertigan eventually scored on a balk to give UCSB a 5-0 lead.
With the wind swirling at Caesar Uyeska Stadium, Lance Roenicke used it to his advantge to lace a one-out triple to center field in the fifth. A pair of walks loaded the bases for No. 9 hitter Moon, who lined a bases clearing triple to center for a 9-0 lead. Moon scored moments later on a wild pitch.
Brandon Trinkwon, who had a pair of doubles, scored the Gauchos' 10th run on Roenicke's single and the team added its 11th run on Mahle's single which scored Peter Maris, who reached on an error.
Mahle, who leads the team with his .407 batting average, had a pair of hits – as did Trinkwon and Roenicke – to help lead the Gauchos offense. Moon finished with a pair of extra-base hits and a career-best three RBI.
Lost in the Gauchos' offensive output was the day that freshman left-hander Andrew Vasquez had on the mound. The Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. native went 6.0 solid innings while allowing just three hits and striking out seven. He lowered his Big West-leading ERA to 1.10. Dalton Douty picked up his first career save with 3.0 very good innings to finish the game.
UCSB continues its series with the Matadors on Friday with a 3 p.m. game. Tickets are available by calling 893-UCSB or clicking here. The game will be broadcast live on AM 1290 or online by clicking here.


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2) A nice selection of green parts, something you don't see very often in one set. There's some bright green thrown in there, which makes it even better.
3) The dwarves/hobbits. You get a Santa dwarf, a balls-to-the-wall metal dwarf, a fat dwarf, and a Russian dwarf. No, I haven't read The Hobbit. I do have it on my shelf, though.
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One of her secret nicknames was Beryl the Peril, which seemed to suit her.
If she'd ever found out, we would have been given a mighty tongue-lashing from that tiny woman who drove her 1960s Mini Cooper, well into her 80s, like an absolute demon.
She died a natural death a few years ago, at almost 100.
I can't say I loved her, but I admired her tenacity and spunk, spending most of her busy days fending off would-be thieves and no-goods apparently dead set on ripping her off.
She frequently boasted about her thrifty shopping habits, of buying most of her clothes from op shops, flaunting her fluorescent red and green pairs of crimpolene "slacks" to the world.
She knew she looked fabulous and no-one was going to argue with her.
But I always felt there was something about her that teetered on the edge of maniacal religious sectarianism and pant-less table-top dancing.
In fact I know she would have approved of my frockage and forgiven my saucy glimpse of lacy scanties.
Beryl would never in a million years have approved of a bottle-blond slattern with her roots on display.
But she would have been glad I had a clean hanky and giant clips to "keep your hair off your face".
Beryl, you were a very strange woman and a scary grandmother, yet a tough and fascinating person.
I don't miss you, but I do think about you this time every year, as you lay in peace beside your own mother.
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Sarah Rae's Simple Summer Soiree
At heart, I'm a simple Midwestern girl who doesn't really know how to socialize if there isn't a meal involved. Snooty, refined food (no matter how simple it is to prepare) is all well and good, but it's not my dream dinner party style. I'm far more relaxed and easygoing — so much so, in fact, at the end of my meal, there's s'mores!
This party run down is fairly simple. I'd love to start things off with roasted vegetable skewers while we're gearing up a batch of pizza dough to make wood-fired, thin crust pizzas to order.
I'd love to top things off with homemade popsicles and s'mores by the campfire.
Although an iPod is a great way to keep the tunes pumping, we have enough friends that are musicians, that we'd much rather set up an area for friends to play or jam together as they see fit. We'll do away with the fancy plates and go with something disposable for those who feel like they need them.
Sweet basil lemonade can be on hand along with ice water to quench partygoers' thirst as my husband and I don't drink. Plus, more fun is had when playing horseshoes and ping-pong when no one ends up injuring themselves or dancing on the table.
A great dinner party to me is simply friends outside, lots of little lights overhead, surrounded by good, fresh food with games to play instead of staring at everyone from across a table. Who knows how the night will end, but this is how we'd love to give it a start!
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She loves fish, but turtles have a special place in B.J. Ramer's heart.
She loves fish, but turtles have a special place in B.J. Ramer's heart.
On Saturday, Ramer and the Team ECCO Ocean Center and Aquarium unveiled a new turtle exhibit to the public. A crowd gathered around the aquarium's lead director and founder as she fed a few of the turtles and talked about how some of them came to be in the new exhibit.
Most of the turtles, she said, were donated by private owners. The latest edition, Scooter, arrived Wednesday and is getting acclimated to his new digs. The 43-year-old turtle joins fellow turtles Rescue Sue, Fluffy, Boots, Fred Tinkle Jr., Cheeto, Hook, Pablo Picasso and Shella as popular attractions at the Team ECCO aquarium.
"We thought it'd be nice to expand the tank and give them room to crawl," Ramer said.
The new addition was made possible through a grant from Hendersonville City Council, Ramer said.
Saturday was also a celebration of "going green." There was no cover charge to check out the aquarium on Saturday, but donations were accepted. A portion of those proceeds were going to be donated to the Turtle Survival Alliance.
TSA is an international organization that works around the world to help turtles. "They do a lot of work with North American aquatic turtles," Ramer said.
But for Ramer, it's not just about the love she has for turtles. It's about sharing that love with students in Henderson County. It's about education.
"We do a lot of turtle education," she said. "It's something the kids here need to learn about."
When the aquarium joins TSA, students will be able to take part in a census of turtles across the southeast, she said.
The aquarium has been open since October 2011. To donate or for more information, call 828-692-8386 or visit www.teamecco.org.
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I was so excited to head back to my home state! We left for the airport Tuesday morning at 4:30 a.m. It was still dark outside. We boarded our plane and I sat with my usual plane buddies – Whitney Kiihnl and Bridgette Begle. It was that morning that we decided to put Whitney through cotillion classes. Flying into Denver is always a little bumpy but these flights were rough. After landing in Denver we grabbed some breakfast and boarded our next flight to San Francisco. I started reading the third book in "The Hunger Games" series and by the time we left SFO I finished it! Such great books; I might even read them again.
We landed in San Francisco and were going to Little Luccas for lunch. It's a little store and probably had only one worker and would have been overwhelmed seeing 20 girls walk through the door. It was so funny because we were laughing saying it was probably a food truck and then drove up to the little store which wasn't much bigger than a food truck. Instead we went to Red Robin, and that is where Whit's cotillion classes started. I haven't laughed that hard in a while. Bridgette and I made a video filmed by Shelby Cunningham of all the things Whit does. Let's just say Bridgette's acting career is going to take off; definitely one of my favorite lunches.
After that we checked into the hotel and I had the best room followed by the best lunch. Spring break was off to a great start. I roomed with Rena' Cothron, Jordan Abel and Bridgette! Then we went sightseeing and got to see how beautiful San Francisco is. We went to the Golden Gate Bridge, downtown, and got to watch the sunset. We took a lot of pictures and they are all posted on Lipscomb Softball's facebook page. After seeing all the pretty views we went to dinner at BJ's Restaurant, they have the best avocado egg rolls. It had been a long day so when we got back from dinner falling asleep was not hard at all.
We got to go to Alcatraz on Wednesday and that was SO cool. It was interesting to be walking in the same places as some of the country's most notorious criminals such as Al Capone, "Whitey", and "Creepy" Karpis. It was an amazing experience. After our tour we got to go walk around Fisherman's Wharf. Of course we're in San Francisco so I had to get a clam chowder bread bowl. Whit, Shelby, Rena', Bridgette, Kelsey Cartwright and I all went to this place called Chowders. I love being by the ocean! We got to walk around and see all the things San Fran had to offer. There's a lot going on in that city. I don't see how anyone could ever get bored. We went back to BJ's Restaurant for dinner and after dinner my roommates and I crashed as soon as our heads hit the pillow.
Thursday we woke up and had practice at San Francisco State's field before we left to go to San Luis Obispo. Practice went well. When we got there it was freezing but California weather is weird and by 10 it was warm. We went back to the hotel, showered and left for lunch at Panera. There was an In-N-Out right next door so after lunch a lot of us went and got milkshakes. We couldn't pass it up when it's so close. Then we started our drive to San Luis Obispo.
We decided to take highway 1 down to San Luis Obispo, which was absolutely beautiful. We got to drive right next to the pretty Pacific Ocean all day! We even stopped to watch the sunset. I forgot how beautiful California sunsets were until Thursday. When we got to San Luis Obispo or SLO as a lot of Californians call it we ate at my all-time favorite restaurant in California…Splash Café. I grew up going there and would honestly drive to the beach for a day just to get a clam chowder bread bowl. Caroline Mason and Shelby tried chowder for the first time and they loved it! After we ate our yummy dinner we went to the hotel to check in. It had been a really long day for us.


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Harvard botanist Asa Gray, a devout Presbyterian, foresaw the storm that Charles Darwin's revolutionary theory of evolution would trigger. To deny the design of God in the development of new species was blasphemous, warned Gray. For 30 years, Gray and Darwin corresponded, debating natural selection, science and religion, exchanging ideas and opinions about family, war and slavery and even sharing gossip.
This relationship was brought to life Feb. 11 in Cornell's Uris Auditorium, in "Re:Design," a dramatization of those letters. The event was the kickoff to a weeklong series of events at Cornell and in Ithaca to celebrate Darwin Day, a commemoration of the scientist's birthday, Feb. 12, 1809, and his ideas.


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"One big, fat problem with ideological fanatics, and one give away that someone IS an ideological fanatic, is that they are incapable of distinguishing *criticism* from *persecution*. This is the case with religious as well as non-religious varieties of fanatics.
Any questioning of their ideological master, or the wisdom of their goals, or anything else about their program, isn't welcomed as an argument to be met, but as an *affront* motivated by sinister motives. It feeds a victim complex, which in turn (like everything else at that point) is made by the fanatic's mind into just *more* evidence that *he is right* (since ideologies always posit that precisely because they are the absolute truth, the "wicked" will always war against them). . . . ."
—Tal Bachman
The other clue to fanaticism is that people loose their sense of humor. One can tell someone's lost all perspective when they announce that their particular issue is far too serious to be made fun of.
Oy gevalt! All these schmucks persecuting us all the time…..don't even get me started! No, it's too late now, I'm ferklempt. Oy vey, I'm so ferklempt that I could plotz! Give me a moment…..
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MARQUETTE, Mich. – Ginny Shadnaw of Sault Sainte Marie is the recipient of the Skillin GAP Fund at Northern Michigan University for the 2014-2015 academic year.
Selection is based on full-time students in any major who fall within specific financial need parameters.
The Skillin GAP Fund was established in 2014 in memory of Gladys F. (Muck) and Lloyd Skillin. Lloyd W. Skillin created a living trust in honor of his wife, Gladys F. Muck, a Negaunee native and 1922 graduate of Northern State Normal. These Gap funds will assist students with educational expenses at Northern Michigan University. The Skillin GAP Fund scholarship will provide financial support to qualifying students with a focus on retention and loan reduction.


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Van Halen Unleash 'Hang 'Em High' at Boston Concert
Van Halen performed 'Hang 'Em High' live for the first time in years at their concert last night (March 11) in Boston, adding yet another deep album cut to their ever-expanding on-stage repertoire.
The charging number is one of the more traditional Van Halen riff-rockers on the otherwise covers-heavy and extremely sunny 1982 album 'Diver Down,' and the crowd went pretty much bughouse when they broke it out late in the show.
Although the set list remains largely the same as on the tour's opening night, there were some changes — most notably the band's use of 'Unchained' as the first song. On second viewing, it's clear that this is an amazingly fast-paced show, with almost zero between song banter and very few chances for David Lee Roth or the audience to catch their breath.
Diamond Dave's voice is stronger than you might think, he's picking and choosing his spots wisely, and the father and son team of Eddie and Wolfgang Van Halen do a great job delivering the band's heavenly pop-influenced choruses. Still, it does seem that a slow song earlier in the set, an extended guitar solo or two (and dare we say, perhaps the mighty pipes of a certain original bassist?) might help a little bit.
Regardless, now we've seen 'Girl Gone Bad,' 'the Full Bug,' 'Hear About it Later' (by the way – man oh man do we disagree with our weekend team's assessment of that song) and 'Outta Love Again' added to Van Halen setlists in recent weeks. What is it going to take for our 'Drop Dead Legs' wish to come true?
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n. - The earth; the terraqueous ball; -- usually preceded by the definite article. 2
n. - A round model of the world; a spherical representation of the earth or heavens; as, a terrestrial or celestial globe; -- called also artificial globe. 2
n. - A body of troops, or of men or animals, drawn up in a circle; -- a military formation used by the Romans, answering to the modern infantry square. 2
v. t. - To gather or form into a globe. 2
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A Mississippi woman says her heart was warmed at a Walmart store last Thursday by the kind actions of a cashier, our affiliate WJLA reported.
Spring Herbison Bowlin posted a photo on Facebook showing a man counting his change with the cashier. She says the man's items had been scanned and he had been given his total when he "look[ed] apologetically" back at her and started taking out handfuls of change.
"He miscounts and starts to get flustered. Gives me a muttered, 'I'm so sorry.' His hands and voice are shaking," writes Bowlin. "This beautiful cashier takes his hands and dumps all the change on the counter and says, 'This is not a problem, honey. We will do this together.'"
Bowlin says when it was her turn to check out, she thanked the cashier for being so patient with the man. According to Bowlin, the cashier replied, "You shouldn't have to thank me, baby. What's wrong with our world is we've forgotten how to love one another."
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listen..they cant sue anyways..its only copyright infringement if you make a profit of it..i mean maxis will make money from the game duh!..but they make no additonal profit for OUR creatures that WE make..same with that stupid lawsuit vs city of heros marvel lost ..why? because they had no argument
^^how do you know this?
wow i missed something then..can i have a link to this?
yes but they cant sue maxis for something they have no control of..they gave us the editer and some creatures ..as long as the creatures they made dont break the law then they cant do anything..because maxis has no control over what we make..they could suppose post an agreement saying you cant upload copyrighted creatures...but you could still make them..just not upload them use them in your game only
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