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- Mix flour, salt, pepper, and oregano together in a shallow dish or bowl. Coat chicken pieces in flour mixture, shaking off excess.
- Melt butter over medium heat in a large skillet; pan-fry chicken in butter until lightly brown, 3 to 4 minutes. Turn over chicken and add mushrooms. Pour Marsala wine, red wine, and sherry into the skillet. Cover skillet and simmer, turning once, until chicken is no longer pink and juices run clear, about 10 minutes.
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This definitely is a "lighter" version of a wonderful classic recipe! I opted to put the seasonings and flour in a bag to coat the chicken. After frying it in some Land O Lakes light buter, I removed the chicken from the pan while making the sauce. I doubled the amount of mushrooms and sauteed them with a bit of minced garlic. I used all Marsala wine for the sauce along with the chicken broth and added a little browning sauce along with a bit of cornstarch to thicken it. It turned out great! Perfect served with roasted potatoes and asparagus!
Made it for the in-law family and they liked it. I oven fried the chicken and substitute chicken broth with white wine. Where is the sherry in the ingredient list? It just show up in the direction though.
This was very good but I'm not exactly sure what makes it healthier than any other Chicken Marsala. I didn't use the oregano because I forgot to add it (oops) and I did use 1/2 grapeseed oil and 1/2 butter only because my butter seems to burn too quickly if I don't add a little oil with it. I also used all Marsala wine because I didn't have red on hand. I used about 1/2 - 3/4 cup Marsala because it needed a bit more flavor than the 1/4 cup (combined wines) gave it. Could be because I didn't use the red? Sherry is mentioned in the directions but not in the ingredient list so I didn't use it. Very tasty dish that I will be sure to make again.
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- 49%
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JAY — In what has become a controversial issue, voters in Jay will soon decide whether they want one or two town-justice posts.
After the Jay Town Council voted to dissolve one of the town's two justice positions, supporters of keeping both presented a valid petition for a public referendum on the change.
Residents will vote from noon to 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 16. Election District 1 is at the Jay Community Center, 11 School Lane in AuSable Forks, and District 2 is at the Amos and Julia Ward Theatre at 12 Parkside Drive in Jay.
A "yes" vote would eliminate one of two justice positions, while a "no" vote would retain it.
Jay Town Supervisor Randy Douglas said the special election, which has to be held between 60 and 75 days from the petition validation, will cost the county about $2,800.
He said the decision to reduce the number of justices was based on cost-savings for the town.
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Balzac said he went to the Jay Town Council's August session to learn more about the reduction, which was passed at the July 11 Town Council meeting.
"I learned not only that the question would not be on the General Election ballot, but there was a 30-day deadline for submitting the petition," he said.
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Thread: Name imagery
July 1st, 2013 01:29 PM #1
Name imagery
Do your favorite names conjure certain sights, smells, sounds, tastes, and textures in your head? What type of imagery are you most attracted to? There's almost always a correlation between the names we love and the things we value, and I'm interested to know what you think the imagery you associate with your favorite names says about you. Or, if you're someone who doesn't "get" name imagery, what do you think your favorite names say about you?
Any takers?♂ | Samuel ◊ Edward ◊ George ◊ Arthur ◊ Ezra ◊ Gideon ◊ James ◊ Quentin ◊ Solomon ◊ Jasper
♀ | Helen ◊ Cora ◊ Anne ◊ Jane ◊ Caroline ◊ Catherine ◊ Gwen ◊ Georgia ◊ Elizabeth ◊ Lydia
July 1st, 2013 03:38 PM #3
Every name has a color (often more than one mixed together) and texture to me, and some of them have a shape. For example Catherine is a dusty, pale pink - think a pale dusty-rose color with the texture of powdered makeup. Lydia is similar: white and pale grey with a dusty, cratered texture, like I imagine standing on the surface of the moon would look and feel. On the other hand Henry is bright turquoise blue with veins of navy, smooth but a bit crackled, and shape as though you're standing under a dome.
As far as imagery I think @ottilie's description of how she sees names or wants a name to look is absolutely beautiful, but I don't get much like that, just the colors. And my personal 'favorite' colors don't necessarily correspond to my favorite names. Ex: my favorite colors are grey and chartreuse, and the name Ailsa combines both those two colors, but I don't love it. It's okay, but wouldn't make my list. (Might have something to do with the fact that it, like Albert, has a warty, gourd-like texture)
Sometimes I wonder if I'm not more oriented towards auras than I am towards the colors of the names themselves, because two people with the same name sometimes have different colors. Ex: my uncle Steven I see as very dark hunter green/black, painted velvet texture, whereas my ex-fiance who was also a Stephen had a more smooth, warm, honey/light brown color - I don't think the spelling of the name has much to do with it, since individual letters aren't colored to me. I had another ex, Christopher, whose name was a deep burgundy-violet like the skin of a ripe plum, but I've met other Christophers who weren't the same color.
I don't know that it really affects my preferences for what names I like, since no matter what color they tend to have the same basic features: shorter (one or two syllables), vintage-sounding names with spunky nicknames. There are exceptions, of course (Barnaby and Leona are both 3-syllable names) but none of the colors match. I tend to think of the colors/textures as just a "bonus" dimension to the name rather than a deal-breaker, although if I thought a name's color/texture was really hideous I'd probably hesitate to use it.
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July 1st, 2013 05:32 PM #5
Interesting topic. My names don't really conjure up anything sensual really, just imagery. I imagine different things for each name- William is the classic English boy playing on a beach, Eliza is a pretty maid giggling with her sisters etc. But collectively they scream classic which is pretty accurate. I am very traditional and hate change. I'm not very exotic either All the middles I'm toying with are family names which speaks volumes for my love of my family and my family's history. Morwenna is shouting my heritage from the rooftops- using it would show my pride in my identity and represents my love of the sea. I also love to read and several of my names show that- Benjamin, Peter etc. Actually, one of the reasons I love Peter is that I strongly associate it with Peter Pan- and I'm just a great big kid
I get the colours thing too and I have a Word document with them all typed out I'll try to show it here with my boys list:
Have to double the letters to stop them linking to the database. But yeah, that's what I mentally associate with my names
Last edited by charlieandperry1; July 1st, 2013 at 05:36 PM.William ♠ Thomas ♠ Peter ♠ Henry ~ Rose ♠ Alice ♠ Ivy ♠ Lowenna
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Yes, I do. I've never tried to hide that! I get certain feelings from names, a setting, a smell, a taste. I don't expect everyone to understand or see things the way I do; I'm slightly insane and I've got synesthesia, so I know it might seem absurd. It's got everything to do with who I am as a person, and the names I am most attracted to are the ones that makes the most sense to me, that gives me visions of how I think my little ones will be. I grew up as a little explorer; playing Robin Hood and King Arthur in the garden and in the forest, mermaids in the ocean, hiking in the mountains (preferably with a tail, so we could play huldre, a scary Norwegian forest nymph), dancing on cliffs. I'm a nature girl. If the names I love doesn't feel naturesque to me, off they go. Oriana and Roxana, two names I love dearly, both gives me images of lace, velvet, rubies and emeralds, jasmine teas and boudoirs, they smell like heavy perfume and taste like expensive chocolate; all things I love, but they're indoor names. I can't give my children indoor names. It might seem totally ridiculous (I know), but as I said, I'm crazy. My favourite kind of imagery is nature, wild untamed nature. Some are stormy ocean scenes, some ancient forests, some wild midnight gardens, lakes in the forest, long dewy grass, seasides at twilight, snowy icy mountain scenes. Mysteries, magic and faerie. They smell and taste like the salty ocean, roses, honey and rain. All kinds, but all nature. Scattered with nymphs and sorceresses, knights and hunters.
I also see names in colours, so it can be quite tricky. I need to match the feeling and colour I get from a name with two others, and they need not to crash and at the same time have a very special meaning to me. So a naming process can be quite frustrating...
What I think my favourite names say about me? Behind my back? Probably that I'm a nut. No, I think it says it all. I hope? When I was little, my parents used to call me "little hulder" (again, those scary wood nymphs, they are beautiful women with tails who lure men with their song and they're never seen again, kind of like woodland sirens maybe?), because they said I have an ethereal quality (sounds self involved, but I'm not trying to be special here). This has always been a blessing and a curse though, I'm bipolar and that's definitely in my nature and plays in on how I see things.
However, when I meet someone (or get to know someone) the imagery and colour can change. Which is why naming my child after people I know (or knew) can be very tricky. Worked out with my grandfather as he was woodsy.[FONT=Palatino Linotype][CENTER]My darling Marian Illyria Aphrodite, March 2013 & Little Bunny (a girl!) due 9th of February 2014[/CENTER][/FONT]
July 1st, 2013 07:40 PM #9
@ottilie: For what it's worth, I don't think it's crazy at all. I think the way you see names is incredibly beautiful. The things I see in my head aren't as vivid as the things you see, for sure. Regardless, I do get something for all five senses from my favorite names. Like you, I've got this type of imagery criteria in my head. If I can't get a certain smell or certain sight from a name, it generally doesn't stay on my list for long.
@charlieandperry1: I'm also very traditional and I don't adapt well to change. I'm pretty sure that's why I favor classic/traditional/vintage names, although I do have a few wildcards on my list. Most of my list comes from my family tree or the Bible though, and yeah, that says a lot about me.
@greyer: The texture thing is interesting. For me the name itself doesn't have a texture, it just brings to mind things that do. Like Benjamin conjures the feel of old, worn leather and sanded wood. If that makes sense.
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♀ | Helen ◊ Cora ◊ Anne ◊ Jane ◊ Caroline ◊ Catherine ◊ Gwen ◊ Georgia ◊ Elizabeth ◊ Lydia


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Although a judge on Wednesday set an $850,000 bond for the man accused in the June slaying of Lauren Giddings, that doesnt mean suspect Stephen Mark McDaniel is about to get out of jail.
For that to happen, bond also must be set in two other cases against him. McDaniel is charged with 30 counts of sexual exploitation of children as well as two counts of burglary.
McDaniel is not automatically entitled to bond on the sex charges because he was indicted within 90 days of his arrest, said District Attorney Greg Winters.
Reached by phone Wednesday, Kaitlyn Wheeler, Giddings younger sister, said, The thought of him leaving jail is uncomfortable for all of us. ... But right now, theres no panic.
Winters said he hoped for a higher bond, but he accepts the judges ruling.
While one of McDaniels attorneys said hes pleased that bond was set, the amount of money required likely will be problematic for him.
I dont believe hes going to be able to post that type of bond, defense attorney Floyd Buford said.
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We were optimistic. We thought we had a case with some good points and still believe that. But we also recognize quite clearly that its a very serious charge, he said. You dont see individuals often in Georgia that are indicted, in which the district attorney is seeking the death penalty, you dont see too many of those individuals walking around on bond.
Buford said additional requirements set for McDaniels release are things we can work out.
The order, signed by Bibb County Chief Superior Court Judge S. Phillip Brown, requires McDaniel to wear an ankle monitor at his own expense and for him to stay at his parents home in Lilburn unless hes traveling to meet with his lawyers or attend court.
McDaniel also is not allowed to be alone with children under any circumstances. If children are at his parents home, at least one adult must be at the house in addition to McDaniel, according to the order.
McDaniels parents have custody of four of his sisters children whom they have adopted. The children are under the age of 11.
Brown also prohibited McDaniel from having access to electronic communication devices such as cell phones and computers, but hes allowed to use the devices to communicate with his lawyers and parents, according to the order.
He also cant have access to weapons.
A plan, detailing arrangements for McDaniel meeting conditions of his bond, must be approved by the judge prior to McDaniels release, according to court records.
The defense team is considering filing a motion requesting that Brown reconsider the bond and allow McDaniels lawyers to present evidence that McDaniel isnt a danger to his siblings, said Franklin J. Hogue, McDaniels other attorney.
The bond comes more than a week after Brown expressed concerns that defense attorneys didnt present evidence about whether McDaniel would be a harm to himself if he is let out of jail. McDaniel has been locked up in the Bibb jails infirmary since his July 1 arrest.
Prosecutors requested the bond be set at $2.5 million with requirements that McDaniel be confined to his home with an ankle monitor and not be allowed to have unsupervised access to children.
McDaniels attorneys argued that a bond higher than $100,000 would be akin to denying bond for McDaniel because his family wouldnt be able to afford it.
Brown wrote in the bond order that he realizes $850,000 is an amount larger than the self-reported financial assets of McDaniel and his parents.
Yet that is not unusual in the courts experience, he wrote.
McDaniel is accused in the death and dismemberment of Giddings, his 27-year-old neighbor and Mercer University law school classmate. Police found Giddings torso in a trash bin outside her Georgia Avenue apartment building June 30.
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Finally my turn to get into the action, with writing a bowl preview. Always fun to watch football games in baseball stadiums.
The Basics: Friday, December 30th from Yankee Stadium, Bronx, NY at 3:30 PM EST. The game will be televised on ESPN pitting Iowa St (6-6) vs. Rutgers (8-4).
History: Last year saw the inaugural Pinstripe Bowl in Yankee stadium, which has tie ins to the Big East and Big 12. The Inaugural game last year saw Syracuse defeat KSU in a thriller.
Iowa St: The Cyclones are led by freshmen standout signal caller Jared Barnett. He put opponents on their heels both through the air and on the ground. Don't let their record fool you as Barnett didn't take over the job till October, when he led them to 3 straight victories. Obviously this team will be remembered for their huge upset win over then #2 Okie State and held them out of the National Championship game. While Barnett had a huge game against the Pokes, he was highly inaccurate thorughout the year only completing 50% of his passes, so he may struggle against a very good Rutgers defense.
Rutgers: The Scarlet Knights will lean heavily on their defense in this one. Their tough D allowed only 18.75 points per game which was good for 12th in the country and 314 yds of total offense, which put them 14 nationally. Their D is led by Big East defense POY Khaseem Greene who was tops in the Big East in tackles with 127. Rutgers offense will also be led by a freshmen signal caller Gary Nova. He took over midway through the season and started the last 5 games leading the team in 1533 yds and 11 td passes. Nova will have a big time target to throw the ball to in WR Mohamed Sanu who set a Big East single season record with 109 catches. That landed him fifth in the nation. They will have to lean heavily on Nova and Sanu , as they had a very anemic running game averaging under a 100 yds/game. Iowa State's putrid defense may allow for Rutgers to get on track on the ground tho. Rutgers will be playing in a bowl game for the 6th time in the last 7 years. Look for Rutgers to come out strong in this one as they will essentially be playing in their own back yard.
Fun Fact: In only the bowl games 2nd year this year there aren't alot of facts about the bowl game, but Yankee stadium has been the host to some great moments in football history. Did you know that the what is considered" the greatest football game ever played" was played at Yankee statdium. The NFL championship game Dec 23, 1958 between the New York Giants and Baltimore Colts.
Who we got?
What's next the "Polk Dot Bowl" ?
How about the "Cow Pie Bowl" ?
Or the "Oatmeal Bowl" ?
Update on my picks:
Up to today: 12-2
Picks today: BYU, Rutgers, Miss. State, and Oklahoma


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Lets face it, deciding on the best and cheapest way to get from place to place in India can be a challenge when planning your travel, especially with so many different train and bus services available. Thankfully, it recently got a bit easier with the introduction of the MakeMyTrip.com RoutePlanner.
According to the media release, this free service "enables trip planning between any two destinations in India by combining multiple modes of transportation across 4,300 cities, 2,300 flight routes, 65,000 bus routes, 970,000 train routes and an extensive road network." Sounds impressive!
The interface on their website is very easy to use. All you have to do is enter the place that you want to depart from and the place that you want to go to. RoutePlanner displays all the different transport options, including specific flight numbers, train names and numbers, and bus operators. The approximate travel times and fares are listed as well. RoutePlanner even gives each option a score, called a RouteRank, taking into account price, duration and convenience.
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Medieval week in Benidorm from Tuesday 8th to Saturday May 12.
Event to commemorate the 687 anniversary of the charter.
Tuesday, May 8
At 20 h. Cultural Week opens in the House of Fester 'Diego Cano Enguera' with the presentation of the website 'Letter Poblament'.
Wednesday May 9:
At 21 h. will develop a lecture by Vanessa Navarro López entitled "The paper of Bernat de Sarria in lloc d'Almeria in 1309."
Thursday May 10:
At 21 h. concert of the Musical Union Chamber Orchestra in the House of Fester.
Friday May 11:
Theatrical performance by Population Group Charter with the work "will be succeir", thus recreating the historical fact with a touch of humor and trying to interact with viewers.
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At 12 h. Population Group Charter repeated in the Medieval Market work "will be succeir" and now at night, at 21:30 h. in the Plaza de San Jaime and Santa Ana, will render the act of declaration of Puebla de Benidorm letter by Admiral Bernat de Sarria.


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HOUSTON -- An accused hate criminal's father says his son – a bipolar alcoholic who once spent time in a psychiatric lockdown – was off his medications when he allegedly attacked a 79 year-old African American man in a brutal hate crime.
Testimony during a federal court hearing painted a picture of a disturbed young man upset about car burglaries in his neighborhood, driving around Katy and talking on his telephone with his father on the day of the assault. Sometime during his travels, prosecutors say, Conrad Barrett shot cell phone video of himself spouting racist language, stalking potential victims for a hate crime and eventually punching a man so hard the victim suffered a broken jaw.
"The crime is vicious," said U.S. Magistrate Judge Frances Stacy, who ordered Barrett held without bail. "The victim lost three teeth. He's an old man. He was singled out because of his race."
Law enforcement authorities say the videos show Barrett complaining about "the direction of this country" and speculating he might appear on national television if he attacked an African-American victim. Twice he laughs, law enforcement officials say, first in a sinister chuckle when he spots his victim then again in jubilation as his elderly victim falls to the ground and he yells, "Knockout, baby!"
The crime might never have come to light if Barrett hadn't gone to a Fulshear restaurant and allegedly shown off the video to a couple of strangers, one of whom happened to be an off duty arson investigator from another city. Law enforcement sources say the investigator's wife was upset by the video and quietly told her husband he needed to do something.
"The couple was appalled," said Alfred Tribble, an FBI agent assigned to the case.
The off-duty investigator stepped outside and flagged down a Fulshear police officer named Michael McCoy who confronted Barrett and confiscated his cell phone. Fulshear police obtained a search warrant and worked with federal drug agents to find the videos hidden in the suspect's phone.
Officers who saw the video found it deeply disturbing. One of them reportedly had tears in her eyes as she watched the elderly victim crumple to the ground and heard the fleeing attacker cackle in glee.
The evidence was damning, but police faced an unusual problem. Nobody had reported the crime.
"Usually you have a report of a crime and you're looking for a perpetrator," said Tommy Kuykendall, Fulshear's mayor. "In this case, we had the perpetrator, but didn't know who the victim was."
What happened next was a classic case of small town cops who wouldn't quit. As they circulated images from the video to nearby police agencies, someone recognized the street in Katy where the crime happened. Fulshear police went door to door along the street and tracked down the victim.
"They were really, really upset," said Joyce Harris, the victim's sister-in-law, who lives on the street, recognized the photo and told officers where they could find the man they needed to build their case. "And I'm so happy. They did superior investigative work, in my opinion."
As it turned out, federal law enforcement authorities say, the victim hadn't called police because he basically thought it was pointless to report he'd been struck by a white man.
"He didn't want to get into trouble and he was upset," Tribble said.
An employee of a community center where the victim played dominoes had noticed the injuries and called the man's daughter, but the victim claimed he had simply fallen down.
The daughter took her father to a hospital, where he underwent surgery and spent at least four days recovering. He still has trouble speaking more than a month after the attack.
His lawyer released a photograph of the victim, but asked reporters not to publicize the man's name. Neighbors and relatives describe him as a kind, funny and helpful friend, and a familiar face in a neighborhood where it seems everybody knows his name.
"That just ain't right," said Mary Wilkins, who lives near the victim. "That just ain't right. I mean, you don't do nobody like that. "


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Diego Vera, 21, 1625 Conkling Ave., was cited and released at 6:26 p.m. in the 1300 block of East Kansas Avenue on an allegation of no proof of insurance.
Sander Lopez, 24, Virginia, was arrested at 6:42 p.m. at Deb's, 2204 E. Kansas Ave., Suite 8, on an allegation of driving while suspended.
Caleb Foster, 16, 2708 Shamus St., was arrested at Walmart, 3101 E. Kansas Ave., and released to the Juvenile Detention Center on an allegation of theft.
Jason Luis Carreon, 19, 208 N. 11th St., was arrested at 11:18 a.m. on a municipal bench warrant.
Gabriela Vargas, 20, 306 W. Buffalo Jones Ave., was arrested at 6:38 p.m. on an allegation of driving while suspended.
Santiago Vail, 26, 340 S. Farmland Road No. 38, was cited and released at 5:46 a.m. in the 500 block of East Santa Fe Street on an allegation of no valid driver's license.
Felipe Orozco, 39, 1201 N. Ninth St., was arrested at 11:30 a.m. at Community Corrections, 601 N. Main St., on an arrest-and-detain order.
Jayce Morales, 17, 4170 E. U.S Highway 50 Lot 433, was cited and released at 10:50 a.m. in the 1000 block of Fleming Street on a municipal warrant.
Humberto Rojas Jr., 1225 Rolling Hills Road, was arrested at 3:28 p.m. at the Law Enforcement Center, 304 N. Ninth St., on three municipal bench warrants.
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NORMAN — Norman Medieval Fair is having auditions for the 2013 human chessboard and Medieval song and dance shows at 10 a.m. Saturday at Reaves Park, 2501 Jenkins Ave.
All ages are welcome to audition, and all techniques necessary for roles will be taught by the Arthurian Order of Avalon. Rehearsals will be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. every Saturday starting Oct. 20 in Norman. Cast members must be available for performances the weekend of the fair, April 5-7.
"We welcome as many people as possible to join us on our compound, interacting with patrons, participating in the song and dance show and generally having fun," said Chris Bailey, Arthurian Order of Avalon frama guild master.
Positions being auditioned include major roles such as King Arthur, Queen Guinevere, Lancelot, Merlin and a number of other smaller parts.
In the event of rain, an alternate audition venue will be determined. A new location will be announced ahead of time via the Arthurian Order of Avalon's Facebook group at www.facebook.com/groups/ArthurianOrderof-Avalon.
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Availability: The Lexington at Jackson Hole Hotel & Suites
Jackson, WY hotel near downtown, between ski resorts
Heart of Jackson, WY
Situated at the gateway to Grand Tetons National Park, this hotel is within walking distance of downtown Jackson and the town square and between the Snow King Ski Area and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
Indoor pool, spa tub
The Lexington at Jackson Hole serves cookies in the afternoon and provides free Internet access. The hotel also has an indoor pool and spa tub.
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Guestrooms at the Lexington at Jackson Hole feature Perfect Sleeper beds and include refrigerators, microwaves, and coffee/tea makers along with complimentary wireless Internet access and TV with premium cable channels.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Decorated in contemporary western style, the Lexington at Jackson Hole features a grand lobby with a fireplace and a mezzanine. The 3-star hotel also has an indoor pool and spa tub along with a picnic area.
Wireless Internet access is complimentary at this 3-story Jackson, Wyoming, hotel, which also has 2 meeting rooms with audio-visual equipment. An airport shuttle runs between 7 AM and 9 PM and a winter ski shuttle to Teton Village is available, as space allows, at scheduled times. Onsite parking is also complimentary.
Guests can enjoy nearby ski runs services by ski lifts and shuttles. Alpine skiing, equipment rentals, skiing lessons, and snowboarding are all available.
This is a smoke-free hotel.
- Spa treatment room(s)
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Total number of rooms - 91
- Number of floors - 3
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A South Korean girl pop group under the watchful eye of Park Jin-Young and JYP Entertainment, the Wonder Girls were popular and prone to bouts of bad luck, to put it mildly. Their first appearance, on a Korean pop music television show in February of 2007, was followed by the mini-album The Wonder Begins (which was released a few days later). Before the group could get rolling on their debut album, however, a series of events occurred that threatened to derail them. First, Ahn So Hee was injured in an accident during a video shoot, then Kim Hyun A was pulled from the group by her parents out of concern for her health -- she was later replaced by Kim Yoo Bin. Finally, the entire band was injured in a van accident whilst returning from a gig. In September of 2007, the group was finally able to release that debut full length, The Wonder Years. The lead single, "Tell Me," was a hit, and the group made appearances in China and the United States. ~ Chris TruePortions of Content Provided by Rovi Corporation.
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Black Snow: A Theatrical Novel
Harvill Press, 1967 - 171 pagina's
When Maxudov's novel fails, he attempt suicide. When that fails, he dramatizes his novel. To Maxudov's surprise - and to the resentment of literary Moscow - the play is accepted by the legendary "Independent Theatre" and Maxudov plunges into a vortex of inflated egos. Each rehearsal sees more and more sparks flying higher and higher... and less and less chance of poor Maxudov's play ever being performed. Black Snow is the ultimate back-stage novel and a brilliant satire by the author of The Master and Margarita on his ten-year love-hate relationship with Stanislavsky, "Method-acting" and the Moscow Arts Theatre.
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The Apocalyptic Vision of Mikhail Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita
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Female-on-male violence is viewed as more acceptable in fiction than male-on-female violence. Often, a woman using physical violence on a man will be Played for Laughs; sometimes it will be Disproportionate Retribution. The key is that in most works where this trope is in effect, it would be completely impossible to imagine the same violent situation play out with the participants' genders reversed without a large dose of drama getting added into the mix. The basic Double Standard at work in this trope is sexist on both sides: no woman is strong enough to harm a man, so any man weak enough to be harmed by a woman isn't a real man, and that's funny; that way, also, you get Amusing Injuries instead of broken bones and cuts. But don't think that people who believe that a woman can harm a man don't believe in this trope, oh no. For those people, there is the belief that any man who is being abused by a woman must have done something to deserve it, because Females Are More Innocent and Women Are Wiser, so they would never resort to using violence against another living thing unless absolutely necessary. The trouble is that because of stereotypes and double standards like these, often men don't fight back for reasons including that they are either afraid of hurting the woman, or they are afraid that if they fight back, they will be considered the aggressor by the authorities despite any retaliation being in self-defence note . Note that this trope does not describe situations where violence is genuinely adequately justified, nor in situations where universal humorous abuse is delivered to the Butt Monkey or The Chew Toy by both men and women for equally flimsy reasons — that is just Comedic Sociopathy. Obviously, it likewise doesn't apply in situations where female-on-male violence is treated as a serious subject. Related to All Abusers Are Male, All Women Are Doms All Men Are Subs, Domestic Abuse, Double Standard: Rape, Female on Male, Men Are the Expendable Gender, and Stalking Is Funny If It Is Female After Male. Belligerent Sexual Tension often has elements of this trope. Compare/Contrast Would Hit a Girl. A very similar anime/manga trope that does not always include abuse, but typically often will involve a woman violently beating a man and is played for comedy is Tsundere. The female half of this trope is very often a Jerk Sue.
Domestic abuse is a horrible experience to go through, and all too often the victims are shamed into silence by their attackers. If this is you, you need not be afraid. There are people who can and will help you.