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NewscityRebuilding SawmillA new affordable housing project in Albuquerque aims at retaining local artistsThe land is ripe for movement. And, if all goes according to the Sawmill Community Land Trust's (SCLT) plans, before long it will be bustling. With a combined 200 units of affordable housing, both to rent and own, offices, a child care center, a plaza, a community garden, a dog park, a playground, a market, a pub and retail spaces coming in over the next few years, all on the same 34 acres, there's sure to be some vibrant commotion moving into the neighborhood. Ortiz y PinoA Bad Case of SensationalismA recent Channel 13 "investigative" report circulates faulty informationI missed KRQE Channel 13's recent "investigative" report on so-called unqualified persons being hired to state jobs by Gov. Bill Richardson, but around the office water cooler it was a hot topic. I gather its thesis was that our governor has been found to have (who would have imagined it!) hired persons into state jobs primarily for their loyalty rather than their skills. Punch LineShow Me Your PapersThis country was built on the backs of immigrants—most of whom would have been considered illegal by today's standardsIn times of growing mainstream xenophobic, anti-immigrant hyperbole, it takes leaders of courage to stand up for the American dream. Sadly, in our community and our country, they are as hard to find as American citizens willing to pick tomatoes. Odds & EndsDateline: Romania—A Romanian soccer team is demanding a refund after the player it traded for 35 pounds worth of pork sausages quit. Defender Marius Cioara retired a day after the second division team UT Arad sold him to fourth division Regal Hornia for a pile of meat. After the deal was confirmed, a spokesperson for Regal Hornia told reporters, "We gave up the team's sausage allowance for a week to secure him, but we are confident it will be worth it." But, a day after the deal was leaked to the national media, Cioara announced he was giving up soccer and leaving the country. "The sausage taunts all got too much," he said. "They were joking I would have got more from the Germans and making sausage jokes. It was a huge insult. I have decided to go to Spain where I have got a job on a farm." Letters[Re: Feature, "Charting a New Course," Feb. 23-March 1] Thank you for the article on charter schools. Charter schools are a wonderful movement, especially for the state of New Mexico, and are often misunderstood by the pubic. As a charter school teacher, I feel you explained charter schools very well. I had only one concern, you forgot to mention my school, East Mountain High School, in your article. I am sure this was an oversight on your part because EMHS has been a model charter school since opening in 1999. EMHS consistently has high test scores with the majority of our 330 students scoring at or above proficiency. As an APS charter, EMHS is grounded in the philosophies of a liberal arts curriculum based on inquiry and discovery learning. Students of EMHS enjoy small class sizes and one-on-one attention by their teachers. EVENT HORIZON (Friday, Mar 31)Come TogetherQTPOC Meet and GreetConnect with other queer and or trans people of color. Learn about organizations and events from members of the community. EVENT HORIZON (Saturday, Apr 1)Bleeding Hearts to the RescueWildlife Rescue Training for VolunteersLearn ways you can help and care for more than 2,000 wild animals each year. Ages 11 and up welcome. EVENT HORIZON (Saturday, Apr 1)#WinningApril Fools A.R.T. FestA block party on Harvard with four stages of music, free outdoor yoga classes, face painting, aerial performances and much more. | Today's EventsThe Sneaker Ball at SkyLightA three course dinner, happy hour, raffle prize, and live music by JJ & The Hooligans all to benefit the Santa Fe Prom Closet. Bachata at Hiland Dance StudioSalsa Basics For The Beginner at Hiland Dance StudioMore Recommended Events ›› | ||||||
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It has been 4 months after my Rhinoplasty and my columella is kind of hanging. My doctor says it's swelling and that it will shrink up soon. Can someone tell me if it is swelling from the looks of my pictures? Thank you.
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At 4 months you undoubtedly have swelling. The real question is how much, and will this resolve enough to satisfy you. I share your concern, but it will be a relatively minor procedure to correct your hanging columella. Wait another 4-6 months to make your decision.
If it is still the same in 2 months your surgeon can take out a small piece to elevate it. If he doesn't wish to do this, get a second opinion.
The profile will tell the story. Sometimes it does take four months for swelling to reduce because gravity causes fluid to get trapped in the lowest point of the nose which is the columella, the vertical " little column" that separates the two nostrils.
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COLUMBIA – The high-flying Gray Collegiate Academy War Eagles continue to soar in the Class AA Upper State boys basketball playoffs.
Gray Collegiate, 16-7, ignited in the first period on a pivotal 17-0 surge and cruised to a 93-41 win over Andrew Jackson High School at the John Hurst Adams gym at Allen University in Columbia on Saturday night.
The University of South Carolina Lancaster Lancers won two of three games in the Florence-Darlington Tech Invitational over the weekend. The Lancers, 13-2, capped play Sunday with a split. USCL fell to Potomac State, 7-6, but rebounded to top Cecil College of Maryland, 9-4.
The Lancers ignited for six runs in the fifth inning to fuel their second win over Cecil.
USCL beat Cecil College, 6-1 on Saturday.
Three Lancaster County wrestlers captured Class AA Upper State titles over the weekend.
Andrew Jackson High School's Hunter and Dalton Haven each won Upstate crowns as did Buford High School senior 220-pounder Dakota Barton.
Hunter Haven won at 138 and Dalton Haven prevailed at 195.
KERSHAW – The fourth-ranked Andrew Jackson Lady Volunteers, sparked by senior center Alexxus Sowell, came on strong in the clutch to top a scrappy Landrum team, 55-42 in the Class AA Upper State girls basketball semifinals Monday night at AJ.
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KERSHAW – The Andrew Jackson Lady Vols advanced to the third round of the Class AA girls Upper basketball playoffs, defeating Gray Collegiate Academy, 63-41 at AJ on Friday.
The Lady Vols came out strong and built a 10-point lead early in the first quarter. AJ led 17-8 after one period.
GREENVILLE – Sha'Ron Brunson, a former Lancaster High School girls basketball star, continues to reap the hardwood honors for the Bob Jones University women's basketball team.
Jones was named the PlanFIRST Player of the Game for the Bob Jones University Bruins women's basketball team Feb. 13.
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Lancaster Super Speedway open its 2017 racing season on March 11.
The opener will feature the annual LSS car show, so fans can see their favorite drivers' cars up close and meet their favorite drivers.
Michael Blaine, a world known chainsaw wood carver, will leave his mark on the Lancaster High School softball field this season.
Blaine will carve a 7-foot-tall Bruin Bear at the field from Feb. 28 to March 1.
The final product will be unveiled March 8.
The wooded Bruin Bear will be a permanent fixture at the LHS field for seasons to come.
Emerald High School ended Indian Land High's Class AAA girls postseason basketball hopes with a 53-31 win over the Lady Warriors on Thursday night in Greenwood.
Emerald started strong, taking an 18-9 lead after one period and stayed on top to lead 29-16 at the half.
Emerald held a 38-17 edge after three quarters on the way to the 22-point win.
The Lady Vikings, 19-1, advance to face Seneca High School in the Class AAA Upper State semifinals on Monday.


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As Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., wrote in 1904, "taxes are the price we pay for a civilized society."
But the wealthiest Americans, who haven't raked in as much of America's income and wealth since the 1920s, are today paying a lower tax rate than they have in over 30 years. Even though America faces a mammoth federal budget deficit. Even though public services at all levels of government continue to be slashed. Even though the median wage is still dropping, adjusted for inflation. Even though the typical American is paying more of his or her earnings in taxes -- including payroll taxes, sales taxes, and property taxes -- than ever before.
I'm not a class warrior. I'm a class worrier. And my worries go to why all this has happened.
I worry about the political power that comes with great wealth -- such as the power of the wealthy to reduce their taxes, cut the public services most other Americans depend on, while at the same time garnering special subsidies and tax breaks for their businesses -- big oil, big pharma, big agriculture, military contractors, big insurance, Wall Street.
I worry about the well-financed big lies that the very rich are the nation's "job creators," that the benefits from tax cuts on the rich "trickle down" to everyone else, that American corporations will create more jobs if only their taxes are lowered and if regulations protecting health, safety, and the environment were jettisoned.
I worry about the increasing dominance of Wall Street over our economy and democracy, and the near political impossibilities of closing the "carried interest" loophole that allows private-equity and hedge-fund managers to treat their income as capital gains subject to only 15 percent tax; of resurrecting the Glass-Steagall Act separating investment from commercial banking, and of breaking up the big banks to protect against another financial crash and bailout of the Street.
You and I have every right to be class worriers -- and to be outraged at what has occurred. But we must get beyond worry and outrage, and do everything in our power to take back our economy and reclaim our democracy.
It was another justice of the Supreme Court, Louis Brandeis, who wrote in 1897, "we may have a democracy or we may have great wealth concentrated in the hands of a few, but we cannot have both."
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New vegetarians and vegans who enthusiastically pile their plates with whole grains and vegetables may be dismayed to experience bloating, gas, or other stomach upsets—and mistakenly think they have a food allergy or that this diet isn't for them. Not so! Shift to a more plant-based diet gradually, and most likely your body will adjust just fine to a vegetarian
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Taking a walk in the woods and soaking up the lush scenery, clean air, and supreme quiet of a forest could do more than refresh your mind and recharge your energy. Thanks to a do-it-yourself therapy known as forest bathing or shinrin-yoku (a Japanese term that means "taking in the forest atmosphere"), spending a few serene hours in the woods may give you a long-lasting health boost.
"How can I survive eating only leaves every day?" "There is no way I could ever follow a plant-based diet; I'd always be starving!" "Whenever I eat salad, I'm hungry an hour later."
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Myth: A vegetarian diet equals weight loss.
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I don't often suffer from beer envy but I may have to make an exception here.
Haven't been able to source any BCBS in the UK for over 12 months now.
broad definition of Northeast in your location section!
Some recent beers here. Had the two previous years' Deschutes Black Buttes back-to-back (and in the wrong order) recently. They were definitely tasty, although I was more partial to the XXV. There's still some of the XXVII hanging around town but, I'm embarrassed to say, I think I've got too much beer right now to bother to get it and sit on it for a while like these.
Got some of Maine Beer Company's Peeper. I probably hadn't had this in five or more years, and I really didn't remember what it was like. Maybe this bottle was old, but I wasn't all that impressed. Crisp and dry, but also thin. Flavor was a bit lacking.
Totally new brewery for me, again from Maine. I thought this was really nice -- it just hit all the marks you'd hope for the style. Really enjoyable.
Another new one from Maine, but not one to be repeated. Maybe it was the style, since I'm not a fan of Scotch ales in general, but this one grossed me out. Nothing but malt and an almost vinegarish flavor. I poured the entire thing out after two sips and moved on to a Block 15 Autumn Farmhouse Ale. Skipping that one here (along with a bunch of others -- pFriem IPA, '12 Squatters Fifth Element (still coming along nicely), a couple more -- since I've already posted them at some point).
This one was amazing. Just awesome. Clear raspberry flavor, a bit tart, super dry . . . I'm so glad I've got a couple more bottles of this. I was also surprised as I'd had their Framboise Black last year (and am still kicking myself for not grabbing a couple of bottles of it), and I remember it being much different -- dark, heavy, etc.
This one was weird to me. I didn't know what to expect, and my hopes may have been too high. It smelled like cat piss (in a bit stronger than the usual way), had some sour at first, then a bunch of hops, and then nothing. The taste just died at the end. I didn't dislike it, but I think I was expecting something really good. It was an interesting beer to have after the Framboise White, however, and actually seemed to work pretty well as a follow-up.
Part of a random mixed six pack from Florida breweries. Hadn't heard of this place before. Super malty smell just on opening the can -- seriously, it smelled just like a brewery. That wasn't a particularly auspicious start for an IPA in my opinion, and the flavor followed suit. Not terrible, and totally drinkable, but nothing I'm going to seek out.
More from Maine, and also deceptively named. There's no smoke here, nothing to justify the bonfire name. Get a bit of rye, but not much. Not a bad IPA-tasting beer, but I'd been hoping for something more.
My final recent beer, and another from Florida. This was nice for a pale, about what you'd expect, but nothing I'd seek out.
Waiting until March! Are you sure you will last?
I recently took advantage of the sale at Beergium and used my loyalty points to get some bargains - should be arriving next week. I had promised myself no orders until the Spring but the offer was too enticing.
Not really.
If I buy from Mikkeller it is free shipping over 1,000kr which equates to roughly £100.
Both Saveur Biere and Beergium's shipping charges are tiered and increase by weight but is capped at about £25 so I think that is pretty decent considering how much couriers cost in the UK - and their service is superb.
Took a punt on this a while back but didn't have high hopes due to the low Ratebeer score.
What do they know eh? Pretty solid effort from Mikkeller - not particularly sour but very fruity and vinous with some nice woody/earthy notes and very nicely balanced.
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Located 5 km from Flint Castle, Woodhouse Cottage offers pet-friendly accommodation in Garden City. It provides free private parking.
Welsh Road, Garden City, Garden City
Close to Chester city centre, Days Hotel Chester North offers free Wi-Fi, a gym and free parking. There is good access to the M53 / M56 motorway network.
Ewloe, Garden City
Just 15 minutes' drive from central Chester, Village Hotel Chester St David's features a health and fitness club and a choice of dining options and contemporary rooms. There is free parking and free WiFi.
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60A Chester Road West,
Shotton, United Kingdom
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Chester Road W. Serviced Apartment offers accommodation in Shotton, within a 10-minute drive from Garden City.
Mollington, United Kingdom
(4.9 km distance from city Garden City)
Situated in Mollington, this holiday home is 19 km from Liverpool. It provides free private parking.
Fir Trees Holiday Park Ferry Lane Higher Ferry,
Chester, United Kingdom
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Fir Trees Caravan Park offers accommodation in Chester. Chester Racecourse is 2.7 km away.
Duncot The Village Burton Wirral,
Neston, United Kingdom
(5.2 km distance from city Garden City)
Between Chester and Liverpool, Duncot Bed and Breakfast in Burton offers single rooms to solo female travellers. With views across fields to the River Dee, it provides free parking and WiFi and full English or continental breakfasts.
Bramble Barn, Ferry Lane, Flintshire,
Chester, United Kingdom
(5.3 km distance from city Garden City)
Set 2.6 km from Chester Racecourse in Chester, this holiday home features a patio with garden views. The unit is 6 km from Chester Zoo, and guests benefit from free WiFi and private parking available on site.
Parkgate Road, Two Mills,
Ledsham, United Kingdom
(5.4 km distance from city Garden City)
Providing good value accommodation, Premier Inn Wirral (Two Mills) is 3.2 km from Capenhurst Train Station and 24 km from John Lennon Liverpool International Airport. Some of the comfortable rooms at Premier Inn can accommodate 2 adults and 2 children (under 16 years).
Parkgate Rd, Chester,
Ledsham, United Kingdom
(5.4 km distance from city Garden City)
In 27 acres of gardens and woodland, this hotel has free parking and a luxury spa. With an award-winning restaurant and cocktail bar, the hotel is 15 minutes from Chester Racecourse.
Chester Road, Northop Hall, Northop,
Northop, United Kingdom
(5.4 km distance from city Garden City)
Northop Hall Country House Hotel is set in over nine acres of gardens and woodland, just A 10-minute drive from Chester. A beautiful Victorian hall which has been tastefully modernised retaining many of the wonderful features of the hotel.
Parkgate Road, Mollington,
Chester, United Kingdom
(5.5 km distance from city Garden City)
Having recently undergone a multi-million pound refurbishment, Crabwall Manor Hotel & Spa boasts elegant rooms, a spa and an indoor swimming pool. This historic manor house from 1660 is a short drive from Chester city centre.
Westbound A55, Nr Chester, Northop Hall,
Northop, United Kingdom
(5.6 km distance from city Garden City)
Situated on the A55, this modern hotel is just 40 minutes to Liverpool and the Irish ferries. It has comfortable rooms, free Wi-Fi, a restaurant, a bar and a gym.
Parkgate Road, Mollington,
Chester, United Kingdom
(5.9 km distance from city Garden City)
Situated just 2 miles from the city centre of Chester, this 4-star country-house hotel is set within nice grounds. With free Wi-Fi and free parking, Brook Mollington Banastre Hotel & Spa has an indoor swimming pool, a sauna, gym, hot tub, squash courts, and a spa.
Little Mollington Hall, Parkgate Road,
Chester, United Kingdom
(5.9 km distance from city Garden City)
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Little Mollington Hall offers accommodation in Chester. Free private parking is available on site.
Oakenholt Farm, Chester Road, Flint, Flintshire,
Flint, United Kingdom
(6.4 km distance from city Garden City)
Located on Wales' coastal path, the Oakenholt Farm Bed and Breakfast offers free Wi-Fi throughout and free onsite parking. Home to Chester Zoo and Chester Racecourse, central Chester is just 20 minutes' drive away.
Badgers Rake Lane, Ledsham,
Ledsham, United Kingdom
(6.8 km distance from city Garden City)
In 38 acres of peaceful grounds, just 15 minutes from Chester, this beautifully preserved Edwardian manor has a fantastic restaurant, free Wi-Fi, a log fire and charming individually decorated rooms. Originally built in 1915, Inglewood Manor is a delightful country house with all the warmth and charm of a lavish family home.
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I doubt anyone cares enough to fund such a survey so the booth babes stay. Hurrah.
You turned out to be a lot more reasonable than I expected.
I agree that the proposed solution that you're combating, the banning of "booth babes" from cons and other gatherings, is not the way to go. I am of the belief that ensuring that the kind of behavior these women are dealing with is not just frowned upon but reviled and promptly corrected. And if people are just plain acted more mature at these functions then perhaps there would be less, or even no, booth babes at all in the first place.
I think that's a noble goal to have, to be in a situation where organizers don't say, "We need some hot chicks to dress in sexualized clothes to entertain our guests." Where they'd be more interested in getting more comic/video games/movie/whatever in place of where that sort of thing used to be.
I still don't get why this argument is based on the individual behaviours of the people already there.
It's vile and insulting to everyone involved that "companies" feel the need to do this. but why anyone would bother arguing about the individual motives of the models or horny fans involved is beyond me.
This shit is pretty important.
He likely gets far less of it. It wouldn't be much different to say Justin Bieber at a pop convention though...
I'm going to try this from a different direction, and this argument is going to be a bit reducto ad absurdem, but I'm not trying to say it's the same thing, just elucidate thinking a little.
Let's say the games publishers, instead of employing booth models, employed prostitutes (and the con was somewhere prostitution was legal). These prostitutes would take me into the booth and fellate them to a point just short of orgasm, before throwing them back out onto the con floor. Can you see how that would create a very uncomfortable and potentially dangerous atmosphere for women?
If so, you accept that sexually charged situations can be more dangerous for women. Now, we can argue degrees, we can argue if just having booth models in skimpy costumes pushes things far enough that way to be a concern. I think it does. I think it creates a sexually charged atmosphere that's not needed at a show about video games. You should at least be able to see the potential exists there?
See I don't have a noble goal. I want equality and respect for female attendees at conventions to be so heavily ingrained and accepted that we can have the booth models back as something nice to look at. But to get to that place, we're going to need to get rid of them for a while, because the muddy the waters.
Deano, if we're going to start making things up, can we we just go to extremes and say that all the men at the convention are also convicted rapists, who will immediately upon leaving the Ubisoft booth find the nearest women and proceed to drag her to a toilet and force himself on her? I'd expect that sort of argument from someone in the deep south of texas who tells a rape victim "Lady, you were asking for it dressed like that going in there".
But we don't have that, we have some girls who look pretty in nice clothing (which you say you'd like to see as a possibility) who might take a picture and wrap an arm around you while you give a thumbs up. That's hardly blow job territory. If a man gets that excited by such an event and then proceeds to walk out on the show floor and harass women, the man should be ejected and made an example of, to send a message that such behaviour isn't tolerated. Should professional cosplayers also be banned if they're seen to be too flirty with people? Because most of those chicks wear less than booth babes ever do and they'll be even more accommodating to punters because they want to progress their career and get as many pictures as possible out there.
Again, you're talking in terms of black and white.
I do see that the potential exists, that X amount of men might be excited by being in a picture with a pretty lady, but pretty ladies will excite men anyway and I really doubt to such a massive degree. Cosplayers will do it, girls in tight clothes will do it, girls in loose clothes will do it, girls in general will do it. Hell, some guy might get overly excited about the Dead of Alive 7 80" tv with the jiggly boobs.
What makes you think that taking booth babes away for say, ten, fifteen, twenty years will make anything better when/if they were reintroduced? Wouldn't that just take us back to square one? Why not just keep them around and start enforcing stricter policies on the convention goers? Again, it's not like these conventions are ever short of people wanting to go.
I'm glad to see though that we bought agree on equality for all attendess and having booth babes and sure why not some booth bro's to for the women/gay men folk.
Great article from the Escapist which I found relevant (as well as elocuting my beliefs on the matter almost to the letter):
I quite liked this article on a semi-related topic: http://www.unwinnable.com/2013/04/26/tits-or-gtfo/
I guess the simpler way of putting it is that if all the women in your game have massive boobs and wear tight tops and show cleavage, you're being sexist.
But just because one woman in your game happens to have big boobs doesn't automatically make her fan-service or less of a character.
Lara's boobs were never 'comically big'. Plenty of women have boobs that size. The idea that one had to shrink Lara's boobs so she'd be taken seriously as a character is in itself horrendously sexist.
Not when they have waists that size.
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I don't think any sensible person is asking that all women in media be flat-chested. But where design is concerned, especially as the industry stands right now, a large chest tends to mean a very certain thing. Unlike real women a concept artist has complete control over the bust of their characters. If you can think of a good design reason outside of variety for a woman to have massive, spine-shattering breasts then I'd like to hear it.
And variety is a good reason, by the way.
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Lara's boobs were never 'comically big'. Plenty of women have boobs that size. The idea that one had to shrink Lara's boobs so she'd be taken seriously as a character is in itself horrendously sexist.
Lara's bust was so obviously the way it was in order to pander to hormones that reducing them certainly isn't a crime. The goal was to get us to take her seriously again and I think they did a fantastic job with her reboot in nearly every way (maybe way less wanton murder next time, though).
The article that prompted this - big-boobed girl says big-boobed girls exist - reminded me of a very long thread back in Rift when folks were beginning to realize that the fey elven expies named Kelari only had B cups and were thus shocked - SHOCKED, I say - that a self-respecting games developer would have such FLATCHESTED BOYS be a whole third of the female characters.
Never mind that B is actually the average, never mind that the other characters started at C and went up from there, WE CANNOT HAVE THESE MOSQUITO BITES IN OUR FANTASY.
Now, the reason I mention it is because there were indeed a couple self-described "large-chested" women in that thread who were also demanding that all women should be depicted as large-chested, mainly because they themselves were. Well, whooptie fuckin' doo: For that, you have every other video game in existence for your perusal.
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The goal was to get us to take her seriously again and I think they did a fantastic job with her reboot in nearly every way (maybe way less wanton murder next time, though).
There's always the question of intent for sure, and yes Lara was designed that way for that reason, but you see why it's so awkward right?
It happened recently with Bioshock: Infinite. The artwork came out and Elizabeth had boobs. Everyone screamed it was just catering to testosterone-fueled gamers. Maybe they were right, but no-one even tried to figure out intent before declaring that they definitively were.
It's just that so far every instance you've named had pretty obvious intentions where the bust size is concerned.
I'm sure there's a positive example somewhere out there and we just can't think of one. The industry we've come to love just has a horrible track record for things like this.
Clearly she's standing that way because of chronic back pain and is thus an instructional and representative model for supportive girdles!


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The Africa Agriculture Science Week (AASW) and FARA General Assembly (GA) is the principal forum for all stakeholders in African agriculture Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) to reflect on their achievements and craft strategies and actions aimed at enhancing the contribution of agriculture STI towards accelerating the continent's economic and social transformation. This event is organized every three years. The last such event, the sixth AASW and FARA GA, was held in Accra, Ghana in July 2013.
The overall theme of the 7th African Agriculture Science Week and FARA GA: is "Apply Science, Impact Livelihoods". The program of the Science Week is organized around the following five key sub-themes: 1. Institutional systems and policies for making science work for African agriculture; 2. Sustainable productivity growth, value chains and profitable agribusinesses; 3. Human capital development and the Youth; 4. Sustainable financing of Science, Technology and Innovation for African agriculture; and 5. Megatrends in African Agriculture.
The AASW and FARA General Assembly is the principal forum for all stakeholders in African agriculture science, technology and innovation to take stock of their collective achievements over the past three years and craft a common agenda along with modalities for achieving their collective targets over the next three years. You are invited to the 7th AASW and FARA General Assembly which will take place in Kigali, Rwanda, 13-16 June 2016.
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Freedom Is A Word Of Solace. - Poem by Aftab Alam
What freedom we talk about?
Ah! Freedom is a word of solace.
Seen; freedom made life farce!
What freedom we talk about?
Heavenly bodies on fixed path
And freedom, a universal wrath
What freedom we talk about?
Egypt, Libya, Sirya and Turky
Their freedom, silky or murky?
What freedom we talk about?
We all need freedom for what
Ah! Freedom is a word of solace.
Freedom of soul from body
And body from soul and what?
Tell me Freedom to kill
By the name of religion
Enough we've shade the blood
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The debt which we have credited on cradle
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Farah Ilyas (6/21/2013 6:18:00 AM)
Alas freedom is not completely understood yet, people misused it, sometimes given it name of expression of thoughts(as by New york) , show off the vulgarity etc...in my view freedom is what? everyone is enough free within the boundaries fixed by Almighty Allah...a great poem here..well done (Report) Reply -
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Freedom has a requirement to meet, understanding, giving and taking....this what we need to make it happened :) _Soul (Report) Reply
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So that article in the WSJ titled "When all the shoes fit..." http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702303497804579242313439812406?mod=e2fb
prompted my coworkers to come running to me with the cover story from the WSJ "Off Duty" section.
I was then grilled about the shoes I'm wearing today - well, they're not shoes - they're boots. They the Alden for J.Crew Cap Toe Shell Cordovan #8 Boots that I got from KWHITELAW.
Then someone shouted out...these boots from Leffot are Alden and they're $720!!
"Please tell me you didn't pay that much for them...you're sick if you did. SICK!"
Well that was awkward enough for the workplace, but then describing how I obtained them was more complex.
"Noooooo, I didn't pay that much for them - don't be silly. I got a good price on them"
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Tokyo A Japanese spacecraft apparently succeeded in landing on an asteroid and collecting surface samples today, part of an unprecedented mission to bring the material back to Earth, Japan's space agency said.
The Hayabusa probe touched down for only a few seconds on the faraway asteroid - long enough to collect powder from its surface - and lifted off again to transmit data to mission controllers, said Kiyotaka Yashiro, a spokesman for JAXA, Japan's space agency.
"The initial movements and operations look very good," Yashiro said. "The process of sampling also seems to have gone very well.
More data confirming the mission's success is expected later in the day after scientists have examined additional transmissions from the probe, Yashiro said.
But JAXA won't know if Hayabusa actually collected surface samples until it returns to Earth. It is expected to touch down in the Australian Outback in June 2007.
Hayabusa was launched in May 2003 and has until early December before it must begin its 180 million-mile journey home.
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Location, the historic .hotel has been.well preserved, the nostalgia.
The hospitality was awesome. It was very well kept. The extremely small bathroom. It was hard not to drop things in the toilet it was so tight. Also, because this is a historical building you can hear everything through the walls and windows. I would say this is a great place to stay overall, you just have to understand the age of the building.
The location of the Hotel was the primary reason we booked it. We liked the nostalgia of the hotel, and the staff was very helpful, polite, & courteous. The rooms were quaint, but they had what we needed. The bathroom felt like a closet. A little pricey per night.
Loved the historic atmosphere, antiques, old pianos. Music made for a great atmosphere. Service was very attentive and cheerful. Hotel bar and restaurant also good options. Thin walls, loud neighbors
Quaintness of lobby. Very small bathroom. Knees just about hit the wall when sitting on toilet.
Nothing Everything, small rooms a ridiculous elevator, rude and judgemental staff. No management on duty at night. Will never stay there again, nor will my family.
Beautiful hotel in great location with friendly staff. Highly recommend staying here! Pet friendly but pet owners are required to be responsible so the animals don't disturb other guests which is nice. Good parking close to all the action! Historic hotel = small bathrooms & little louder than normal.
It was charming for an adults only kind of place. I think for how old it is the wear and tare of children would be hard in a place like this.
Room was great, close to town,room faced Prescott great view. Food and drinks were expensive
The desk staff were helpfull and friendly. Great size room and the view was awesome. Highly recommend to other people
Room was very nice. Did a king suite. Staff was very courteous. Facility was clean. Nice pool. Ok jacuzzi. Room wasn't ready till after 6 pm. Restaurant choice was the very expensive one or the burgers / hot dogs casino. Needs a mid level place. We don't all want to shell out $50 or $60 per person for dinner or eat in a smoke filled casino.
For the most part the staff was wonderful!! Some annoying snags during our stay. Management needs to get on the ball so they can better strengthen their team and get them on the same page. Heck, just be present. I called front desk to ask for a late check out and the attendant said the hotel was not checking guests out late that day. I told her that we were checked in very late the previous day (we arrived at 12 to hang out and relax and to just see if we could pop in early....our room wasn't ready until around 6!) and she said she was sorry but no. I asked to speak to a manager which she said there were "none on right now". I replied, "you don't have a MOD?" ***Why aren't your Managers On Duty actually on duty? She told me we could stay until 12:00. Lunch was nice, although it seemed the servers were making the bar drinks themselves that afternoon probably due to slow season, which is understandable. There were three big events in town that weekend though and I believe the hotel was sold out, so taking that into consideration and also considering the $240 we paid for our room, one would think all facitilies would be available. The beverage came with a slice of orange that looked like it had been cut with a butterkife and dropped on the floor. Cleanliness and presentation are only a couple of the obvious expectation one would look for in an establishment such as this, right? We booked this hotel because of it's great reviews. I didn't want to be a jerk and send the drink back so I gave him the benifit of the doubt and did drink it and I am pretty sure I drank the floor. And woudn't you know, the last sip I took, I bit a tiny piece of dirt. **** I have been in the hospitality industry for the better part of twenty years. I get that things slack off some during the slow season but come on guys there is a line..... There are also standard expectations that have to be met.
Nice Everything
Rooms were beautiful, view was outstanding, spa quality toiletries in bathroom. Parking could be difficult because of next door casino, paper products in bathroom were very poor quality.
Location had easy access and a beautiful view of the area and the accomadations were very nice Really nothing not to like ....
Great room, Friendly staff. Great central location
Quiet location. Room clean and roomy. Comfortable bed and linens. Air conditioning and heating was quiet and controlled by thermostat. All dinner menus expensive. Coffee shop had good coffee but dried out unappealing pastries. Breakfast in dining room was good and beautiful setting. Setting is not walking distance to any shopping or dining.
Great views over looking Prescott. Nice inside pool and jacuzzi. Less than 10 minutes from downtown. Fridge in room.
Spacious room, cleanliness; magnificent breakfast, and great breakfast staff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hard to exit parking lot...no stop light.
We took our pets and they were welcome there. Some places advertise as pet friendly but are not. The breakfast room is large and inviting and they let us take some food for our pets. Great place to stay.
Staff, breakfast. Clean room. Felt more busines orientated.
The only purpose of a room for me is to sleep and shower. The shower was clean, the bed was a 4 out of 5 on comfort. Very stiff is the best way to describe that bed. The ladies that checked me in and out were very friendly and forthcoming with information about navigating the traffic and making sure I had everything I needed. Great stay.
best breakfast we've seen for a long time. great value for the $$
Love the pool. It's indoor but the mural on the wall, 360°, makes you feel your in a mountain lake. Nice and warm too, not freezing like some pools. The breakfast is really nice also. Plenty of variety from cereal, muffins, and yogurt to biscuits and gravy and pancakes. We will be back.
Clean, friendly staff; pool was nice. Breakfast was available 6am-noon due to a special going on and that was awesome! Parking got a little tight at night.
Large room, great staff. Good breakfast and very clean
Owners and staffare Amazing! Super clean and comfy :)
The staff were personable, accommodating, and friendly. The staff to help us to plan a hike for ourselves. We ended up walking around Lynx Lake which was only a five minute drive away. Though the location is not right downtown it's only a brief drive to the downtown area. For the price and the location and the amount of time it would take to get downtown, it's worth the stay. We enjoyed the freshly made cookies at 6 PM. The breakfast was standard, clean and fresh. I appreciated having hot drinks (water, tea & coffee) available 24 hours. The pool area had an incredible chlorine smell in the air which maybe standard for the industry but not pleasant initially to one senses. It was clean and there were people enjoying themselves there.
Staff was friendly and welcoming
Very clean and attentive. Location is excellent - 10 minutes away from everything in Prescott. Breakfast included more items than you normally get from other chain. Will definitely return.
Clean, good location, adequate breakfast, heated indoor swimming pool, easy parking Front desk lady had no idea what she was doing
Very good and varied complimentary breakfast in the morning; certainly better than most hotels provide. Extremely loud water (pipe) noise in our unit when toilet flushed in another room.
Clean, friendly staff. Power went out. No lights in the hallways on arrival for several hours.
Great value for the money. Super comfy rooms lots of amenities and super breakfast!
It was clean and kept up. Good location. On employee was a little strange in mannerisms. We spilled some a drink on a table and asked for some paper towels or something to wipe it up with and was told they did have anything. But.. They did in the little breakfast area. Guess the guy had to put his cell phone down and put his shoes on the help us out. We could of just left the mess on the table but we're not that way. We had packed up a bag of trash and I asked where I could toss it? And the employee was a bit snarky about we don't have trash cans for that but I guess I'll take it. I mean geez. I picked up a mess and such and this was that attitude I got. I remember seeing this guy when I checked in and he was all fluster when a bunch of people came to check in. Got to work on handling things buddy. Otherwise, everyone else was very nice and professional. Guess this guy has off days a lot.
Took 18 year old granddaughter there. She just loved it , as I. The breakfast could have been a bit more of a variety but we got by. Staff was very nice and accommodating.
Our stay was wonderful. Friendly and helpful staff. Very clean and quiet. We'll be back!
Need a big sign for the hot tub button location
Despite the following slight irritations, our stay & the rate was fine. We had a week of negative events one after another so maybe our/my sensitivity was elevated... but hopefully you can use my observations to become even better than to hear it as criticism or a guest who complains... 1. They boast/advertise a "buffet" when in reality it's continental w/cooked eggs & sausage. I've traveled many years on business & leisure, this is far from a buffet. Beyond that disappointment the breakfast was adequate. 2. $200 fine for smoking yet someone was smoking in a nearby room. The staff was very concerned & could have investigated the rooms in question, but my room began filling with the stench as well as only the section of hallway near my room... 3. Printed out my boarding passes for return flights & received unusable copies due to low toner. 4. Keys didn't work on exterior doors, requiring walking around building to gain entrance, which required waiting for someone to unlock the door.
I liked the size of the room, the bed was comfortable enough, there are plenty of pillows, ice machine was within close proximity to my room, and the staff at the front desk were very approachable and friendly. The air conditioning unit blew air that smelled like old socks, wouldn't be too much of an issue on cooler days where it wouldn't be needed, but I'd hate to find out what the heater setting smells like when in use. The sink and bathroom area could have been cleaner as you could see a film from where a wet rag was used to wipe it down. The included breakfast quality was not great. The eggs tasted reheated, the sausage tasted as if perhaps it was past the sell by date, the French toast was cold and tasted stale.
This was the best hotel I have ever stayed in. It was so charming and had a Mediterranean feel. The bed was so comfortable and the breakfast was great! I would highly recommend this over any chain hotel!!
Front desk was helpful and put us in a quiet room away from their conference guests The room was comfortable and spacious with two double beds, sitting area, desk and frig Staff helped us with the morning breakfast. We liked the fresh make-your-own waffles! That we couldn't stay longer
STAFF throughout - dining room to front desk - all super friendly and helpful. The breakfast lady walked around welcoming guests to the buffet and offered suggestions. The reception lady helped direct my grandson and me to the local library. Yes, yes, I know...they were doing their jobs. But they stepped up each day to say Hello. Only wish I had had more time to enjoy the POOL!!!
The central location was key for our trip. We were in town for a funeral and this was close to the church and the restaurants we were meeting in. The rooms were exactly what one expects from a Marriott. They were clean and beat and had all the amenities.
Great size rooms. Clean n comfortable. Walking distance down town. Would definitely stay here again.
I liked how close it was to town 1.4 miles and it was quiet all night and most of the day It seemed like several people lived there... Some scary people at that! Next time because of that I might stay at a more upscale rather than cheap!
Comfortable beds, good location in the Pines near downtown. Lots of bugs outside the room at night this time of year, they should consider yellow bug light bulbs next to the doors.
The staff was very nice. Breakfast much better than I expected. Loved the pine trees all around. The A/C took some time to cool the room down.
The morning assustant manager was fantastic. He was apologetic and seemed sincere in his desire to right the wrong that his morning staff had caused. When we arrived our room had been given to someone else. After 45 min of discussion and showing our receipt we had our room, "supposedly for 2 nights." Next day we het a call that our things were being removed from room. We missed part of our event, "state wrestling" due to phone conversations about the mistake.
Breakfast was oK The hot tub was closed for the season. I was very disappointed this information was not disclosed to us on the reservation website. Secondly, the room ceilings had several cracks. We decided that this will be the last time staying at Confort Inn.
The pool and dining was nice. Front desk was very unprofessional and the young staff treated you as if you were bothering them. Our room was the most discussing of all. The hide a bed had very used sheets and a pair of mens dirty boxers in side. Also our king bed had used sheets that appeared to have sexual stains throughout. I called the manager to explain to her and she treated me as if i was wanting to stay there free when i was just informing her about the situation. She also sounded young and very unprofessional. Ive always enjoyed La Quinta until now.
Good property, outwardly well maintained, and nicely appointed room. Breakfast service needed more attention to keep up with demand.
The staff was friendly and attentive. Room was clean and quiet. Enjoyed having a private patio. Location was perfect. The heated pool was a little chilly. But we enjoyed it anyways. And we found a half loaf of bread on the top shelf above the fridge. Breakfast was mediocre. But ok for a free breakfast.
Very clean and loved the pool area. Breakfast eggs and sausage not hot. Staff states the flame went out "again". Bath towels like sand paper.
we liked the breakfast and also enjoyed the whirlpool very much We enjoyed our weekly stay very much and would recommend LaQuinta to our friends and family
The beds were nice - fluffy duvets and good pillows. Not enough lighting in rooms - very dim. Not enough breakfast items and warm orange juice. Girl staffing it appeared worn out both days. Not enough staff - we tried to eat at the restaurant/bar and no one was working there! But people were drinking at the bar!? Also this hotel was billed as the Wyndham Gardens Prescott and no one told us it had changed names and was undergoing renovations - lots of dust!!!! Plus people consistently put a rock in the door so anyone could come in and out - no security whatsoever. I won't be back.
Very nicely decorated vintage motel, short walk from restaurants/bars in downtown Prescott. Small room, tiny bathroom, right off of busy street in Prescott, room door didn't do a good job of blocking outside noise. Note, not all room doors directly face the street, but mine did.
Cozy, great vibe, friendly owner and staff, very welcoming, everything you need for a great value! It's small and doesn't have much for amenities, and the parking lot is a little difficult to use for a big truck. If you don't need much, though, this place is PERFECT! Adorable and affordable.
It was more home like then chain hotels, very welcoming. Pastry and coffee were in the lobby/check in desk area every morning. Very very small rooms and bathrooms, can't emphasize that enough. Check in/out was smooth and he stay was quiet. Small rooms and bathrooms
Location, location, location. Once you're here you won't need a car. Albertson's, Starbucks right across the street, and of course downtown restaurants and bars just a few blocks away. For being right on a busy street, it was quiet enough on Memorial day weekend for us old farts. Our room was tiny and dark, but very clean and nice in a funky kind of way.
Beautiful, old, clean and a great view! And not at all expensive! Old doors, old elevator, old stairs-right on Whiskey Row. Oozes charm. Oh...and the bistro-wow. Excellent food for a great price. I can think of NOTHING I didn't like about this hotel.
Location, room size and cleanliness, staff. No
The location The noise from bars. Should have known better!
helpful friendly staff.
The room was very clean and comfortable. Not a big fan of the restaurant.
Located in the center of Prescott, everything is within walking distance. No. Breakfast that was included was excellent, access to parking and shops was good.
I liked the friendly, accommodating staff and charming character of the old hotel. Ice machine on our floor would be nice, but definitely not a deal breaker.
Location is everything & as I had an early appointment the following morning, I had roughly a 5 minute drive to my destination. Our room was on the cool side & after dinner I stopped at the front desk & asked for additional blankets since no extras were in the room. The desk clerk said she'd get 2 to our room as soon as she had a moment and we did in a timely fashion.
Front desk was courteous. No heating, 29 degrees outside. We finally left after 0400 and found an open McDonald's in Prescott Valley. Due to 0800 meeting, was unable to eat and staff told my roommate they would NOT give her a take-out for me. So I was both freezing and hungry.
Older hotel completely renovated had lots of character. Staff friendly and helpful, wonderful bistro on first floor where a really good free breakfast is served. Parking is in the free city parking lot which is a half block away.
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Great location to stop on my way to Jerome, Sedona and then the Grand Canyon. Can't beat the cost, and the room was safe and very clean. Obviously could use some updates, but for less than half the cost of other establishments, I am willing to deal with an outdated shower head. Not a huge deal, but the ice machine is inside of the neighboring gas station. (It can be used at no cost to hotel customers)
The room was great. It was overpriced for what it was. It should be a $55 a night motel, not $75.
Service is excellent, room are a lot bigger than expected. It is very clean. But best of all. It is a great value
Friendly customer service, upgraded our room and we're just generally kind and helpful. None.
The staff was wonderful!
This hotel was beautiful.Very clean, & we even had a full kitchen.The biggest perk was the hot breakfast. It was fantastic & all the staff, especially the breakfast cook, we're so accommodating & friendly.We got an amazing deal! Would definitely recommend
Clean spacious rooms. Shuttle from Phoenix airport takes you to door
Great breakfast and very large rooms Hotel was under renovations but the overall experience was great. Just would have been nice to know before booking the hotel.
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Staff was friendly. Room looked very clean, well kept, new. The bathroom could use a nicer texture and lotion.
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The staff was amazing and it was very clean.
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I would say this hotel did make us feel very welcome. I had never been to Prescott and the people were so nice including the hospital my husband was in. Thank you for your wonderful customer service.
This is one of the nicest rooms I've ever stayed in! And they're about to remodel! New carpet and drapes, that sort of thing. The kitchenette and the living room were spacious and comfortable. I was VERY impressed!
The rooms have just been remodeled. The Pic on line does not do it justice. The room was very clean, however, you can smell stale smoke in a smokeless room. The mattress was acceptable No hair dryer or shampoo etc. But it tells you that on their web. I would go back . As you might guess at this price point there are a few undesirables. Dogs barking and kids running wild. When we did go to bed at 10:30p it did quiet down. We turned the fan on to coverup any future outside noise. The pool is dirty maybe because it has not warmed up yet.
Location to downtown. Don't get complimentary body products,no hairdryer,rock hard beds,smokey rooms,limited housekeeping.
location to town no coffee maker in room no small frig in room no radio clock alarm
the size of the room was quite good think next time will try for a wheelchair room bathroom was small. no breakfast but restaurant next door. bed were comfortable for the price
Good for a one night stay if that for adults only, if you don't mind leaving with bug bites. They charged me extra for my two small children. And the lady kept saying it is OK, it's your fault just fix it and it's OK. I also left with 3 bites on my body. We were staying there for two days until we were able to sign a lease for our house and we had a U-Haul trailer on the back of our truck and had nowhere to park. There are like 10 parking spots if that and none of them are big enough for a full size truck if that.
Very clean spacious room with refig and microwave
The room was nice, the bed comfortable. Good size bathroom. Very charming porch, nice to sit in rocking chairs and enjoy a drink. Love the location, a few minutes from downtown, close to restaurants and shops. Wish the breakfast had more options, like yogurt and granola or more fresh fruit.
The hotel was clean and the staff was super nice! It was walking distance to Whiskey Row and all sorts of little restaurants and shops! There was a restaurant on one side and a coffee shop on the other. It was perfect!! They have refrigerators in a little room where you can keep leftovers. We marked our leftover box as requested and the next day we went to retrieve our leftovers and it was gone. We were a little bummed by that. We were excited to eat the leftovers the next day.
On Memorial Day weekend we waited until Thursday to book a room in Prescott. It was our 39th wedding anniversary and my wife did not let me that she really wanted to get away until Thursday. I personally like to avoid travel on holidays
Walking distance to everything down town. Hotel is historic and has a lot of charm. The staff is excellent!
The welcome. The bright colors. The room was small and the bathroom even smaller.
This hotel is quaint, clean and user friendly. The staff was very good and fun to visit with.
Comfortable and friendly environment with close proximity to downtown Prescott's dining and entertainment options.


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