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one on the right, her butt's kinda sloppy
one on the left, could be photo-shoppy
too ethnic.
2 ridiculously hot chicks. Nice job weeding out the homos, asshole.
Rest in Peace my dear Christine, you will be missed.
So young so nubile.
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Hey gang,
Just got a issue with my daily driver BA falcon.
Lately I have been getting this drone coming from the underneath of the car - I think its towards the rear.
It almost sounds like a tyre drone noise but its not for the reasons below.
It does not do it when I start the car or rev it in neutral. As I was thinking it was a muffler / exhaust problem at first, but I have even had it up on the hoist at a muffler place and seems all good to the guy there and it would usually do it revving in neutral.
Anyways it really only makes the noise when the car is under load / acceleration. Don't really hear it too bad at highway speed as usually not accelerating hard once at speed. But around town it is real loud, I can hear it best when coasting at around 40 klms/hr and then accelerating a little.
It is most noticeable to me around the 1000 rpm - 2000 rpm range. I don't have to accelerate hard just touch the accelerator is starts droning then if I lift off it goes away and so on.
I was thinking it must be drive-line. I was thinking diff, but I thought that that usually only makes noise going round corners if it bad and my car makes no noise around the corner unless i have the accelerator down like mentioned previously. My next step was to change the diff oil and see if that helps... don't think its been changed in a long time..
Anyone heard of anything like this before.. could it be diff / gearbox / drive-shaft??? I am a little confused. The car still seems to drive fine, but I just want to sort it out before the car brakes down on me somewhere.
Also while I am on the subject of noisy falcon. The only other thing wrong with the car is the usual BA Falcon "clunk" from the back of the car. I had a look under there and it seems as though the Main Diff bush is shagged like usual. Has anyone tried to change these before. I read that you need a hoist and takes 3hrs.... as I have no hoist i was thinking of stumping up the cash for a pro to sort out. Would be $500+ I would imagine... could i just leave it like everyone else, will it cause any major problems?
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LIdstrom sells 2.9 Million dollar home
Posted 08 September 2012 - 07:23 PM
It's kind of sad when you think about it....but DAMN that's a nice house. And someone bought it CASH!
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Babs sure hurries himself into the presser, sits down, and f*cks up a bottle of water like no one in the room has had any for days.
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Jesus christ, was he housing an entire army in there?
He has four sons. Five bedrooms fits.
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Posted 09 September 2012 - 10:32 PM
I wonder what the house in Sweden looks like.
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A classy guy without the stupid "hey look how cool and rich I am" attitude. Can you imagine how his house in Sweden will look like? I know it is not a castle but seriously it is better and so well crafted looking at this hell I think my parents could put our house in their easily and it still would have enough room left.
Can't believe it sold after just some days, the buyer must be one very rich person.
Thank you so much perfect human being #5, #13 Pasha you are the man f...the naysayers!
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Posted 10 September 2012 - 01:15 PM
Report suggested it sold for less than the $2.9 million value after being on the market for 21 days.It sold just a couple of days after it was listed back earlier this summer. Didn't last.
Posted 10 September 2012 - 02:15 PM
what a beautiful home, damn you drug dealers and your 2.9 million in cash!
Drug dealers.
Haha, that was my first thought too. Who buys a house in suburban Detroit in 2012 for $3mil cash?
Though if it is drug dealers, they are probably not too happy that the media is making a point to report that they paid cash. The Feds are probably already looking into it after reading the news stories saying that, lol.
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Amended CPNWS Research Hours this December
Western Washington University is closed on state holidays and the Goltz-Murray Archives Building is closed to the public between 12 noon and 1pm. In addition to those regular closures, the Center for Pacific Northwest Studies will also be closed on the following days:
- Tuesday, December 17th (Western Libraries Staff Development Day)
- Monday, December 23rd and Tuesday, December 24th (Winter Break)
We apologize for any inconvenience. Please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com or (360) 650-7534 if you wish to set up an appointment. Detailed information about CPNWS hours and scheduled closures is available here.
Pet Partners Are Here!
Beginning Monday, December 2, 2013 Pet Partners will be available to help you relax and de-stress as you make your way through dead week and finals week. Stop by the library between 10:00 am and 8:00 pm from now through December 12th to visit some of your favorite pairs of humans and dogs (and don't forget Smokey the cat!).
Pet Partners will be located in the gallery space at the beginning of the Skybridge on the Wilson side of the library. Stop by to say hi and learn more about the Libraries' partnership with Whatcom Therapy Dogs Pet Partner Program!
Food Drive Reminder
The holiday season is a great time to for us to think about how we can share what we have with those in need. Western Libraries was recently asked to participate in the Bellingham Food Bank Food Drive and we answered with an enthusiastic "YES!"
The Food Bank Drive began the week of November 15th, and will continue through December 20th. Donations can be any non-perishable food item, or baby food, formula, and diapers.
There is a collection box near the Wilson Library North door, next to the clothing donation barrel. All donations made at Western Libraries will be collected each week or as needed and delivered to the Food Bank. This Food Bank Drive is sponsored by disAbility Resources for Students, and Western's Registrar's Office.
"A Totem Pole History" Dec. 6th
Western Libraries' Heritage Resources will host a presentation featuring Lummi elder Pauline Hillaire's new book, A Totem Pole History: The Work of Carver Joe Hillaire, which will include images and readings from the book, along with audio and video samples from its accompanying media companion, Coast Salish Totem Poles.
DATE: December 6 at 3PM
LOCATION: Wilson Library Reading Room
Joseph Hillaire (1894-1967) was one of the influential Coast Salish artists, carvers, and tradition-bearers of the twentieth century.
Join carver Felix Solomon (Lummi/Haida) and editor Gregory Fields for a richly illustrated discussion of Hillaire's life and influence. Melonie Ancheta, artist and specialist in Native Northwest Coast pigments and paint technology, will talk about her chapter "A Thin Red Line."
The book by Pauline Hillaire (Scälla - Of the Killer Whale) contains 76 photographs, including Joe's most significant totem poles, many of which Scälla watched him carve. She conveys with great insight the stories, teachings, and history expressed by her father's totem poles. Scälla prepared this historical record to encourage native artists, especially young people, to carry on traditional arts such as carving.
The book also brings the work of a respected Salish carver to the attention of a broader audience. Eight contributors to the book provide essays on topics ranging from Coast Salish art history and pigment technology to oral tradition, intercultural relations, and the central role of art in Coast Salish life.
This event is free and open to the public, and is being offered in association with Western Libraries Northwest Collection, which features works by authors, scholars, and others whose efforts have contributed significantly to an understanding of this region. For more information, contact email@example.com.
Children's Book Sale Dec. 5th & 6th
Moving Project Starts Mon. Nov.18th
Beginning the week of November 18, 2013, Western Libraries will be moving the microform collections (Wilson 2 West) and the general reference collection (Wilson 2 East). These collections will remain intact, but will be switching places on the main library floor plate so that we can utilize existing space more effectively. This activity is being scheduled to minimize impact on users with the most disruptive work taking place over the winter break.
Western Libraries has been working diligently to explore how we can create more "people-friendly" spaces for teaching and learning by effectively utilizing our existing space at a minimal cost. In doing so we discovered that relocation of the Reference Collection from Wilson 2 East into the north half of Wilson 2 West and the relocation of the microform collection from Wilson 2 West to Wilson 2 East can accomplish a number of much-needed improvements:
- The Wilson 2 East stacks which currently hold the Reference Collection have the narrowest aisles in the library complex and do not meet ADA accessibility requirements. Moving the Reference Collection to the north half of Wilson 2 West will create wider ADA-accessible aisle sizes.
- Alternating full-height with counter-height shelving in the new location will allow easier access to these materials. The size and use of the Reference Collection is better suited to sharing space with TLA and other types of programs and presentations that take place on 2 West, and its relocation will also have the benefit of being positioned closer to the Research Consultation Desk. The full-height stacks will serve as a noise buffer for the student study spaces along the north windows.
- Moving the microform collections and equipment to Wilson 2 East will provide a better defined and more conducive area for their use. While the video collection will remain on 2-East, the rest of the shelving will be dis-assembled to provide plenty of room for the entire microform collection and the equipment for its use.
While we are excited about the benefits to our library patrons that will ultimately result from this rather complicated flip-flop, we also understand that the process itself will have its noise and disruptions. We will do our best to minimize this by scheduling the most disruptive tasks to take place during winter intersession with the goal of completing all work prior to the start of Winter Quarter. However, some initial work will begin on Monday November 18, 2013, which is when the microfiche collection will be temporarily moved to the north end of Wilson 2 West in order to make way for the reference collection shelving installation during the week of November 25-27. The reference collection will then be relocated by the end of Fall Quarter, with the microform collection moving to 2 East over the break. For questions about this project, please contact Frank Haulgren at firstname.lastname@example.com or (360) 650-7641.
The Zeta Book Scanner is Here!
Western Libraries and the Student Technology Center have partnered in providing a next generation book scanner to the Learning Commons. This joint purchase was funded through Student Technology Fees to provide scanning capabilities and ease of use not previously readily available to students and faculty.
Known as the Zeta, this awesome-looking and awesome-performing scanner is perfectly designed for scanning content from bound volumes, but also accommodates flat sheets of up to 19x14 inches making it great for smaller maps.
The Zeta's intuitive and interactive touch screen interface allows anyone to produces great color, grey scale and black & white images in a variety of file types that can be uploaded to the campus network or taken away on a USB thumbdrive. Files can also be named and added to a shopping cart for holding until finished scanning. Then load them all at once!
The articulated book carriage allows for face up scanning of thick bound volumes without damage to the binding. It also positions both the left and right pages the same distance from the scan lens for perfect clarity. Face-up scanning makes it incredibly easy to scan your way through journal articles or a book chapter without constant flip flopping the after each page turn.
Drop by the Student Technology Center on Haggard 2 and try out the Zeta. The STC staff can answer your questions or help you get started…but that probably won't be necessary!
Heritage Resources offers Directed Independent Study
Western Libraries Heritage Resources offers an exciting opportunity for highly motivated and intellectually curious students to pursue an in-depth course of study that is not offered elsewhere in the curriculum. Through independent study students have an opportunity to conduct research in primary and secondary sources such as manuscripts, archives, and rare books managed by the University Archives, Library Special Collections, and/or the Center for Pacific Northwest Studies. Project proposals may involve the creation of an online exhibit, documentary film, archival finding aid, annotated bibliography, biography, specialized curriculum or specialized teaching/learning tools, a research paper, or other topics or resources as proposed. A prospectus/plan for the work should be submitted in advance of registration.
Independent study proposals are developed in consultation with a WWU full-time faculty member and/or the Director of Heritage Resources. Interested students should begin consulting with their faculty mentors well in advance in order to develop a feasible project proposal. Priority will be given to thoughtful, structured topics that are not offered elsewhere in the undergraduate or graduate curriculum. Independent study requires that students design their own courses, create their own syllabi, and work closely with faculty mentors. Supervising professors will donate a great deal of time and effort, so students applying for independent study should be similarly committed to the project. Students must be in residence in order to undertake independent study projects. A three-credit independent study should involve at least one hour of student-faculty contact plus an additional eight hours of work per week. It is also possible to elect two or four credit hours with appropriate changes in workload. The number of candidates accepted each quarter will vary, based on available resources and supervisory capacity.
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Hi all!
I chanced upon this site when I read about D9 and the Iris campaign and decided to google ARG for fun.
I just found this a few days ago, and since D9 is still kinda slow I'm looking to Nothing Here Alive to keep me busy.
Interests: Well, I like math and I play the piano. Thats all. Oh, and I play tennis as well.
Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2009 8:59 am
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Rogi Ocnorb wrote:
It isn't always in the US.
I think "Triangle Mystery" had some RL stuff go down in Belgium as well.
Oh, I didn't know. Nobody told me!
Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 3:22 am
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It isn't always in the US.
I think "Triangle Mystery" had some RL stuff go down in Belgium as well.
Posted: Sun Jun 07, 2009 10:05 pm
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So I'm from Ireland I'm a total n00b.
Been researching ARGs for about a year as part of my final year BA in Theatre (submission next week!
Haven't gotten anywhere NEAR deep enough into the topic so will be doing even more research on them as part of a Ph.D.
Played some of The Lost Ring, went through the archives of ILB and The Beast. Got a little annoyed at the California-centric nature of 42 Entertainment's stuff. Was overjoyed to find European links in the Star Trek ARG that's just starting. Archives is one thing but nothing compares to playing it as it happens.
Might do some PMing next year. Irish players watch this space
You're doing research on ARGs for a PhD? That's awesome.
I've been lurking around for quite some time now (over a year, I guess - I stumbled upon the Wikipedia-entry for PerplexCity, and then started reading, like, this entire forum), and I thought that maybe I should finally admit that I find this whole ARG-thing incredibly cool. So, here I am.
I do regret the fact that most real-life stuff happens in the US, but should a drop be made here in Belgium, I'm your man. (Not very likely, I'm afraid?)
Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 8:08 am
Greetings and salutations, all.
I'm joining here from Richmond, VA, though it's looking like I'll be relocating to around the Philadelphia area in a few months. I'm 21 years old, just graduated college, and poking around the forums here has been way more fun than filling out job applications, heh.
I first really heard about ARGs when I read an article about all the stuff surrounding TDK, and it completely fascinated me. Two of my friends and I used to do really small-scale stuff for some of our college friends... mysterious letters, clues to discover new letters in hidden locations, phone numbers to call for new information... but unfortunately whenever we tried to start those up somebody got freaked out before we ever finished. So I guess I've been doing ridiculously simple ARG-type-things (sort-of-not-really) for the past two years. The idea of being part of something a bit more elaborate really appeals to me, though.
What finally brought me here was poking around the District 9 stuff, so I'm hoping that'll expand soon... Other than that, I'm totally digging just lurking around.
If anyone needs a contact or help with anything in Virginia or around Philadelphia, I'm your lady! Super excited to dive in.
Posted: Wed Jun 03, 2009 3:14 pm
So I'm from Ireland I'm a total n00b.
Been researching ARGs for about a year as part of my final year BA in Theatre (submission next week!
Haven't gotten anywhere NEAR deep enough into the topic so will be doing even more research on them as part of a Ph.D.
Played some of The Lost Ring, went through the archives of ILB and The Beast. Got a little annoyed at the California-centric nature of 42 Entertainment's stuff. Was overjoyed to find European links in the Star Trek ARG that's just starting. Archives is one thing but nothing compares to playing it as it happens.
Might do some PMing next year. Irish players watch this space
Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 7:08 am
I'm Swedish, and have played in a few ARG's:
Conspirare/Sanningen om Marika
Cathy's book
Cathys Key
, and recently
Just recently found my way here by googling Dollplay, I'm writing a piece on it currently, an a bit about viral marketing and ARG's in general will also be discussed in my article. I hope it's all right that I ask a few questions in another thread? And feel free to ask me anything! Just not personal things! I don't want to be known too much as myself.
Posted: Sun Mar 15, 2009 6:15 am
I thought I had posted in here before, but it turns out I haven't...
Hello! You can call me kraken, or whatever other clever nicknames you can think up. I lurked on here for quite a while before making an actual account. I was into SilverLadder, but dropped it because of school stuff. I'm now looking for any new and interesting ARGs to get into, and suggestions are appreciated!
Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2009 10:05 pm
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Howdy. I just found The Ocular site, and it confused the Hell out of me. I was sitting there for literally hours, trying to figure out what was going on. It was frustrating, but it felt like I'd stumbled across something completely amazing (Which I had). After hours and hours of fiddling, I eventually got not very far at all and now I'm watching gears spin continuously. Great start, huh? Hours worth of "Work" and I get one step into the game. I posted it on another board I frequent, and a member on there pointed me towards ARGnet. While disappointed that I hadn't accidentally uncovered the meaning of existence and the potential reality that God exists, I made do with the fact that there's tons of other weird crap out there for me to waste my time on!
So here I am, and hope to waste my life in alternative realities.
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 1:42 am
Welcome welcome. Just be patient. There's all kinds of ARGs. Something will come along to interest you. Meanwhie, lurk - watch the other players hunt for the missing or the bad guy or the whatever. It'll be fun!
Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 9:50 am
I'm Daniella, I learned about ARGs a few days ago so i'm still kind of excited about them but there is one thing killing my buzz:
I cannot find an ARG that doesn't have to do with ghosts, death, or murder!
I want non-scary ones! I'm starting to think they just don't exist...
anyway, I started the voices in the static ARG then stopped because it's too creepy for my tastes
(any suggestions would be great)
thanks + hello to everyone
Posted: Thu Oct 23, 2008 1:49 am
Good Evening all
My name is Krissy, I actually only learned about ARG's two days ago. I've been trying my best to follow everything. The most I can say is that I'm enthusiastic but very confused.
So far I very much enjoy the District 9 ARG, I think I'll prefer chaotic fiction for its character interactions. I love playing with my perception of reality, and these games are definitely stretching my mind.
Some personal things: I love Photoshop. I also own three hamsters: two dwarf hamsters, one syrian. I work and go to school. I work at a craft and sewing store and I live in Northern Virginia. I have a weird sense of humor, and it's hard to say what I'll find funny. Oh! And I'm 20 years old. I'm a junior in college. I went to a community college the first two years.
Anywhos, thank you! Nice to meet you all!
Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 10:05 pm
Good morning all. I go by the name Batt. My username came before I knew anything about leet speak. (I swear). Anyway, I am in the US Army, been here for 17+ years now. I first saw a glimps of ARG's when I read the Da Vinci code and went to the website. They had a puzzle ther that totally captured my attention. Anyway, I had no idea they were called ARG's until about 2 weeks ago when I was reading a copy of The Smithsonian magazine. I saw an article on these games and found my way here. I guess it was my first test.
I am currently trying my hand at "The Game Is A Cover Up". I feel wayyyyy out of my element doing this, but man it feels good.
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2008 1:14 am
Star Spider
I never would have found this if not for the new (and fancy) meta-RSS feed in my mail box!
My name is Star Spider (for real)! I have been around for... oh wow like a year at least now... I initially came here during my self-study of game design and I have learned a lot!
I am in events management and am a budding game designer. My focus is on live action gaming, interactive performance and games integrated into live events but I am testing the waters to see about multi-media augmentation for immersive live gaming. I am taking a year to get some test games under my belt and see if I can make a big push to be a designer for fascinating experiences for the rest of my life!
I am excited about life, thrilled to be in a position to strive for my dreams and constantly encouraging other people to do the same!
I love to discuss the meta stuff and the back bone behind game design and I can be quite opinionated from time to time, but I really try to remain as logical as possible to get the most out of every discussion!
I love science, math, technology, spirituality, logic, truth and passion.
I see life is a HUGE adventure not to be wasted!!!
Have fun everyone - life is too short for anything else!
Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 1:31 pm
I guess I'd better introduce myself.
I go by the name, Blacklight. I am an ex-punk rocker. I have a small home reccording studio where I create experimental electronic music. I collect synthisizers. I also am into circuit bending. I use a lot of audio editing software.
I also enjoy board wargames and hardcore computer military sims, especially Dangerous Waters, Sub Command, and Harpoon 3 Advanced Naval Warfare.
I also persue the nerdy hobby of role playing games (Dungeons & Dragons anyone ?).
I collect games. My collection includes over a thousand games (Including suppliments), both role playing and board wargames dating from present time all the way back to the mid 60's.
I was a player in the ARG, AWARE. I also did a stint in a couple others.
My signature is from one of the "Others". It was from an ARG that went belly up. This was one of the puzzles that we found that no one could decode and it's remained that way to this day. Most people think it's just a prank code (Myself included), but since I spent so much time harping on it, it pretty much became my catchphrase.
The only types of ARG's I dislike are the ones where I'll get on track with the story and everything... but then return an hour later to find 100000000000 posts of discoveries that completely leave me in the dust due to the massive number of players (ILOVEBEES was a fine example. I couldn't keep up with that nomatter how I tried). I much prefer the smaller games with fewer people playing as this gives everyone a chance to do something.
I'm waiting for the next trailhead to pop up. Then I'll jump right into it and hopefully be able to keep up with it.
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Who has better piloting skills
i personally say anakin
And of course, I say Boba... hehe... we always disagree Chase.
We will agree the day that Mustafar freezes over.
I say Anakin when he was younger, but now Boba.
Well I'd agree with Anakin when he was younger. But when he became Darth Vader he lost some of his mobility, so I'd say Boba.
Both great pilots hard to decide.
I'd say young Anakin. I mean, he was the only human that could Podrace, so I guess that would help his skills as a pilot.
I say Boba, maybe because he spends his life travelling in it, while Anikan was only in a pod and ship for a small time. But Anikan definately has the Jedi advantage.
Hm, all good, valid points.
I'll lean towards Boba. He's cool.
I remain neutral for now.
Actually, now that I think about it, Boba might have a lot of automated things on his ship...
But then again, Anaking has an astro droid doing some work for him as well...
I'm going to say Anakin in his prime. When I say prime I mean pre-Vader. He was conducting manuevers that were advanced for Jedi. But if Boba had force senses that would be a totally different story.
I'm going to say Anakin in his prime. When I say prime I mean pre-Vader. He was conducting manuevers that were advanced for Jedi. But if Boba had force senses that would be a totally different story.
Boba has something greater than force senses... Boba senses. He knows when danger approaches... "Boba senses... tingling"
Sorry wrong character.
My heart says go for Boba but my mind says Anakin is the better pilot. So, even though I want Boba to win Anakin would still beat him.
I would say in certain surcumstances Boba is better but allround i would say Anakin. I doubt Anakin would've been able to do some of the stuff Boba did in TOTBH and BHW like when he beat those to IG-88's and pulled that manuver.
Anakin was a better pilot when he was younger. Remember in Boba Fett: Pursuit when the Slave I was crippled by Asajj Ventress's ship, but Anakin was able to beat her and make her fly away? But after Anakin became freaky crippled robotic force-choking black-armored dude, I'd say Boba.
Anakin was the better pilot in his pre-Vader days. I'll give him that. But for the rest of their lives Boba is the better pilot.
Yeah but boba was only young when he was beaten by Asajj Ventress so you couldnt really judge it by that.
i think anakin was an awsome in the prequils but pathetic in originals. boba would beat him ether i think
It would be very close. Probably a break out tie.
Vader's piloting skills weren't that bad. We would all have different decisions if he went out earlier in ANH, because when he came, he actually made a huge comeback for the Empire, and teared up a lot of Rebel ships.
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Country music stars have performed at the Opry House for decades. Opry president Steve Buchanan said Friday that several important pieces were moved, though he did not give specifics.
Music lovers had worried classic costumes and set designs may have been destroyed by the floods that tore through Tennessee.
Buchanan says companies have been hired to try and restore what was damaged.
About 2 feet of water covered the Opry house's stage, which will have to be replaced.
Meanwhile, the Gaylord Opryland Resort, the hotel next to the Opry house, won't be taking bookings from now through October after it was flooded under as much as 10 feet of water.
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In a word... Awful. I love the Spice Girls, but they have been let down by a poor, poor book and a very average creative team. The direction is dull, the choreography is sloppy and boring and screams of someone who doesn't know what to do with what has been laid out to work from... the book. The songs are badly orchestrated and we have to suffer through Spice Girls songs no-one knows!!! Give us the hits the way they were written (Who do you think you are and Too Much are stand out problems)! The design is dreary, but again dictated by the book. There is one major problem here and that is the BOOK! What was wrong with the Spice Girls actual story? It's got highs, lows, drama... everything you need for an interesting story. Viva Forever is not funny or moving, the only laughter is at it, not with it. It is not Ms. Saunders fault entirely, she was hired by the producer. Not anyone can write a musical. I predict there will be producers sniffing outside the Piccadilly any day now.
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Davina Seoparsan, daughter of Dharmindra and Nirmala Seoparsan of Glen Allen, competed in the Miss American Coed East Coast Pageant in August and won the title of MAC East Coast Junior Teen 2012. She also won the optional Talent, Model and Speech competition for the combined Junior Teen, Teen and Coed age groups, while competing with girls from up and down the East Coast. A junior at J.R. Tucker High School, Seoparsan is pursuing the International Baccalaureate Advanced diploma. In addition to modeling in fashion shows from Richmond to New York and Washington, D.C., she volunteers in the community and is active in causes to raise awareness concerning teen depression and suicide. As the East Coast Junior Teen, Davina will compete in the November national pageant in Florida for the title of Miss American Junior Teen. American Coed pageants, held nationwide for 28 years, provide thousands of dollars in cash awards, prizes and scholarships as well as recognition for outstanding young women across the country. |
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Virginia Blood Services (VBS), the sole supplier of blood for more than 20 hospitals throughout the state of Virginia, is in need of blood donors to help replenish the local blood supply over the holidays.
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In Varina, one of the most anticipated events of the season is approaching. The 19th Annual Big Toy Parade will return on Dec 14, offering a "homey," small-town feel that helps elicit holiday spirit among participants and spectators alike.
The parade, which begins at 3 p.m., is sponsored by the Battlefield Ruritans and Henrico County Parks and Recreation and is held in conjunction with the James River Boat Parade. It is led by a grand marshal along Old Osborne Turnpike and ends at the Osborne Boat Landing, where hundreds of community members gather to await nightfall and the arrival of lighted boats, concluding a festive holiday celebration. > Read more.
Strikers, Kickers form partnership
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The region's two premier youth soccer organizations – the Richmond Kickers and Richmond Strikers – have partnered to create Richmond United, a cost-free U.S. Soccer Development Academy program designed to serve the most talented players in the region. The arrangement marks the first time in U.S. Soccer Development Academy history that two member clubs have united their respective Academy programs.
Slated to begin play in the fall of 2014, Richmond United will field U13/14, U15/16 and U17/18 U.S. Soccer Development Academy teams. The teams will train and play home games at two of the top soccer specific complexes in the nation, Ukrop Park and Striker Park. > Read more.
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If you're looking for something a little different from the standard, ho-hum restaurant experience, look no further than The Village shopping center. Among the recent success stories to put down roots in The Village is Estilo, created by the owners of the gastropub Toast (featured in a Feb. 21 review in the Citizen), only a few steps away.
Estilo – which translates to style – offers a taste of Peru, Chile and Bolivia, among other countries, and a menu that rotates regularly through the rest of Central and South America. > Read more.
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Disney has spent the past few years in search of that certain something; that 'Disney Magic.' It's been a slow process. From The Princess and the Frog to Tangled to Wreck-it Ralph, the studio took slow steps, welcoming its princesses and fairy tales and musical numbers back into the fold. Every film was an improvement on the last, but none of them had anywhere near the charm or lasting appeal of the early '90s highs of the "Disney Renaissance."
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What's Your Least Favorite Ingredient?
My least favorite ingredient is white pepper. To me, it has an awful, dusty smell and flavor. Even though it's good for preventing specks in sauces, I can't get myself to use it.
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I also hate olives, green or black. I can taste them on every part of a dish they are cooked in. Normally, on pizza I can just pull them off but I can still taste them sometimes.
If I can have 2, I don't care for mushrooms. I know most people I know love both olives and mushrooms! It's really hard being Italian and not liking these two major ingredients! But for me, olives are the worst as they do have a much stronger flavor.
Except I like chicken liver pate...other than that, liver makes me want to never eat again. I remember it as a kid...I used to have to have "just one bite"...that one bite would be in my mouth for hours, I just couldn't force myself to swallow it...yuck!
It is interesting to see the things that people don't like, thanks for sharing.
Though not my fav I am a cauliflower convert which was not so long ago a top contender for my least favorite. I still don't think there is anything that can be done with a turnip to make it edible at all. This is a bad veg that should just leave the kitchen, return to the field and rot.
My late father used to cook tripe with beef, chorizos and tomatoes at home. But even though it's cooked to death until tender with lots of ginger, it still stinks. I don't like the texture either. Aside from tripe, I don't like other innards such as liver, etc. My father also cooks the intestine. He cuts them into pieces and tie it into knots and then simmer in pork soup. Yikes. I'm also not really fond of bitter melon. It's an Asian vegetable that has the length of an English cucumber. Although it's good for diabetes, it's very bitter.
Ditto on the Italian Parsley and Liver, too. And I'm Italian; sorry mom, dad, grandma etc to all my ancestors, but..... and liver, well that I can blame on my Mom's love of it, with onions. A yuck pooh at the max. Not very articulate for someone with a grad degree, but it comes from the heart of my childhood dislike of it to put it mildly. I'm sure I could think of a few others if I tried, oh yes creme brulee, and flan, and I think I will stop now.
Allow me to quote the Wicked Witch of the West, " What a world, what a world." Clearly there is no accounting for taste. I guess that's why they call it cooking.
I love, love, love olives. Any color. I had some purpleish ones the other day. Liver 'n onions? Bring it on. Papaya - how about a nice Hawaiian Punch? Lentils make you STRONG! Love my brassicas.
But I must agree with Mr/Mz fungus. Nix de 'shrooms.
My least favorite ingredient? Money. Food should be free.
Okay that just be my least favorite thing. Sorry...growing up we always had to "try at least on bite" of everything. I can still feel that chunk of liver in my mouth. I would chew it...then gag...and then I could never ever swallow it. I had to stay at the table until it was done, so I would sit there for what seemed like, forever!
After awhile I would excuse myself and then go into the bathroom and spit it in the toilet...yuck! :-( I hear that it is actually good, but I just can't seem to make myself try it.
Now as for fungus....yum yum yum! Me love-a-da-fungus!
And Chris I agree, food should be free. In fact, I was just talking about that the other day.
I know, they're pretty and colorful. but to me they just overpower any dish they're cooked in. And raw or cooked, they always make me burp the taste of peppers for some time after I've eaten them.
Ripe olives are fine with me, but I don't like the green ones.
Oh, and in some Greek places, vinegar becomes my least favorite ingredient, because they seem to put it in EVERYTHING.
If they have cooked with iodized salt during the cooking process, does it really matter what type of salt you add after the dish has been cooked with an overpowering iodized salt? Just a question, I think a dish needs to be gently, but properly seasoned throughout the cooking process. My stepmom doesn't season anything, I mean anything. I think it is pointless to glop on salt at the end on the cooking process to try and correct it. Am I wrong? I just use different types of salt, there are many lovely ones out there.
There's very, very few exceptions where adding salt or really any seasoning other than peppers after the fact actually HELPS the seasoning process.
A good example would be fried bits that can absorb the salt when they leave the fryer like potatoes or salting a soup or other broth/liquid based dish where you can actually incorporate the seasoning to the whole meal.
However, that being said... I cannot STAND the taste of iodized salt, and will happily go hungry or over-salt with something that doesn't taste like chlorine rather than eat something that tastes like that hyper-processed garbage.
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And learn hello Sarah makes any excuse.
They come here because my mom has thanks again today.
I first came here when my mom was filmed and then maybe two months later she passed away and then I joined briefly through.
-- -- for -- this is the most important thing that I needed was something wonderful -- -- Help my daughter to understand was one moment I mean it's I think he's wearing everyday is the cancer coming back.
The next week's plane -- you know how guilders up show me how soon.
-- -- Nineteen school they say he can't help that eighteen years.
I hear I -- to let it -- yeah.
That's very moving him police say you can't -- things -- here.
I couldn't let it out everyone needs that peer group that group that's being -- With the heart and the passion and especially children who have a parent.
I'm suffering with cancer joining me now is little some funny she's the CEO of -- -- -- -- -- -- clip from your website.
Still this club and once he got word -- of the club come about.
-- -- -- Brad -- which the club is named after there was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and actually took her.
Several years for her to find out that she was diagnosed with cancer.
And it was pretty Lleyton in the game but one thing she learned.
Is that she needed support and she attended support groups.
And she found that's having the opportunity to talk with other people -- diagnosed with cancer.
Really helped -- get through the today.
And as a result her psychotherapist Joanna ball started -- -- club after she died and brought -- of clubs in New York City.
And it really it's the -- a special community.
Where everyone has an opportunity -- living with cancer to be with other people who really understand what it's like.
Be you know you saw the one child in the video clip they're saying that she could really processed this at school because you don't go to school and talk about a -- tough and sad stuff.
So a lot of these children don't really have anywhere else to sort of manifest what they're going through.
I and that's really what's really unique about killed -- club.
Because it's for men women and children teens.
It's for every one has been touched with cancer and New York City.
And for example the kids -- we have heady nights for the kids and they come and their parents are going to a support group.
And -- a support group but it's really a play group with other kids and all the kids in the group have a parent or loved one.
Who's diagnosed with cancer and they get to really talk about what's going nine we have this small talk at the beginning.
And they sit down and talk about what's going on at home.
I'm you know their mom may bluster hair she's wearing wakes.
And actually have two groups we have a group for children who are living with someone with cancer.
And unfortunately we have another group for kids who've lost a parent you can't -- And in that that group the kids get to talk about what's the funerals like what they wore what they said.
-- how they felt with other kids who really understand and it really makes a difference for them.
So what's the scrutiny because -- -- you have a website is there anything that we can do to help.
More actually the one thing everyone -- know that killed -- club is it's a 100% free for there are members.
They come and they can go to use supports lives educational lectures.
Classes workshop.
And they don't have to pay any money so every year we have to raise enough money.
To not only cover our members that all the new members that are coming to our club house.
In New York City alone there are over 35000.
New Yorkers that -- newly diagnosed each year.
So when you think about it there's definitely need for this program.
And so you know any donations we can get to help sponsor our members are greatly appreciate it.
What's your greatest challenge.
To working with these children what are some of the things that you've seen as saying boy we gotta work on.
Com I think the greatest challenge is being able to provide them with the opportunity to come.
To guilders club -- and their parents are -- And when their parents -- -- -- it's a challenge for them to bring them.
Having a fierce -- mom is is -- she's more worried about shuttling to and from the doctor and I'm sure that that support system is there.
Just to watch the child and maybe the -- there is also part of that plan.
If he's in the pictures on and so forth so -- -- typical right so that's and the other -- is just really making sure that parents.
Are really aware that this is available for their kids do you find it ever -- I wonder about this all the time how -- intelligence -- That that their parents was -- sick do you find it made -- parents don't want them to know every detail.
Well actually parents don't want their children -- now and they have a lot of difficulty because they feel it's too much for their children.
But -- actually know even when it's not -- called the hands -- a very resilient.
And they feel a lot better when -- honest for them.
We actually have something that we call -- focus of where we help the family.
Talk it out with a child especially if death is imminent that some of the child understands that yes they're going to be taking care the plans have been made.
That even though they're losing a parent there's someone around that's always going to be taking care of all the major life.
I -- that they have to face.
And it's really important to be honest with children's and is this just for -- workers.
Now there are -- -- clubs all over the country.
And you know it's really a special support.
Community that is available all.
On their also Kansas for canoes were all part of the same group okay and the idea is for all of these -- is that where the largest Psycho social.
Support group in the country.
And we really what makes -- really different is we provide a community where people can meet.
And actually talk to other people face to face.
I I can.
Overemphasize the importance of being able to come into round with other people who know what -- -- feeling.
I mean it's not the same going on lying.
In a chatroom -- talking over the phone are even one on one with a therapist.
The collective wisdom of our members who can explain to other members if they're newly diagnosed what to expect.
And little you know tricks that they found that work when they're going through treatment.
Is so important and that's what really strength and -- makes quality of life for these people also the live chat as.
EB -- -- a great club kids need many people to visit them it keeps their mind off the problem.
Wow really really be okay so there's an event tonight it's the first annual benefit event it's here in New York City.
At the cutting room until my so this is actually the first annual event of our associate -- I -- -- home numerous events.
Throughout the year but our associate -- is -- a group of young professionals.
Who have gotten together and decided to throw a signature event called the -- please.
Hope laugh during church where we will give for four -- -- to four individuals to a young adults who are cancer survivors.
And I think it says a group of people who are really under represented.
Most people think that cancer is really for older people all the cancer does not discriminate.
With age and this is a group of individuals who really don't get a lot -- attention.
And in terms of having cancer.
We also have another great event coming up which is celebrating women working and living with cancer on May ninth.
And -- -- that's another thing we can -- right and Emma Stone is going to be our host he's guild of club ambassador for us -- in the stone from the health yes you know that's right.
There are events that threw out the year and is also a need for volunteers.
And I filled with content for anyone who really wants to help that.
Edit and again I mean let's show the -- the website until this club in NYC -- weren't -- -- -- -- national organizations of people -- our viewers are online role all of that into the world it's just not willing to the national organization.
Unfortunately but.
It is very easy on eleven and fine.
Where all the other.
I couldn't -- there's something -- that this probably in your area yet you just wanna get involved all right.
Thank you very very much for coming in this morning and telling us about killed us.
Club NYC good -- -- your house and thank you so much important work that you manually -- -- -- seeing some response -- on the live tag two great thank you.
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