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- I've forgotten my password. What do I do?
- What do I do if I've forgotten my password, but also forgotten my question and answer?
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- What is a College ID and where do I find it?
- Is setting a security question and answer mandatory during the login activation process?
- I got an email that says I need to change my password. Why do I have to do that?
- How do I go about changing my password?
- What is the password policy?
- Can I reuse my previous passwords?
- Are there any characters that I cannot use when creating a password?
- Do you have any tips on creating a good password?
- Are passwords case sensitive?
- How do I create my username?
- I've forgotten my username - how do I recover it?
- Can I change my username?
- I'm having difficulty accessing some Columbia College eservices sites - what are possible solutions?
- What is eServices?
- Who qualifies for access to eServices?
- What do I need to do to start using eServices?
- When will my eServices login expire?
Problems Logging In
I've forgotten my password. What do I do?Navigate to the eServices logon page, then click the link "Forgot your username or password?" on the left menu. Follow the onscreen instructions to select a new password. You will need your college ID number (defined below), and then you will be asked the security question and answer that you had set when you first activated your login.
What do I do if I've forgotten my password, but also forgotten the answer to my security question?Your security question is used to verify your identity. If you have forgotten both your password and your answer, you need to call our Help Desk at: 875-7369 or (800) 231-2391 ext.7369, or email them at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Help - I've been locked out when I tried logging in repeatedly!After three failed attempts to login, your user account will be locked out for five minutes. Wait five minutes and try again, or, if you've forgotten your password or username go to the Password Reset page.
Login Activation
I am a new user. How do I log in for the first time?The first time you begin using eServices you will need to activate your login to get access. To activate your eServices login you will need your seven-digit employee or student identification number. During the activation process you will set your username and password. You also will set a security question and answer that is used to verify your identity in case you forget your password.
After you have completed the sign up process you will be able to immediately access eServices.
What is a College ID and where do I find it?Your college ID is the seven-digit number that is on your student or employee ID card. Students can also find this number printed on their grade cards or bills, and faculty and staff can find their number in the upper-left hand corner of their pay stub or direct deposit transaction report.
Is setting a security question and answer mandatory during the login activation process?Yes. It is used to verify your identity if you forget your password. You will be asked the question you originally entered. If you answer it correctly, you will be allowed to set a new password. For that reason it is important to not share your security answer with anyone else or they can get access to your email, grades and your other secure information.
I received an email that says I need to change my password. Why do I have to do that?For security reasons we ask that all users reset their password every 90 days. You need to change your password prior to the expiration date or you will be locked out of CougarMail and eServices. For more information see the Columbia College Password Policy.
How do I go about changing my password?Go to the Change Password page and follow the instructions.
Can I reuse my previous passwords?New passwords must differ by at least three characters from the previous password which means users will not be able to use the previous three passwords.
Are there any characters that I cannot use when creating a password?The only two characters you cannot use are @ and #. You can use any other letter, number or symbol.
Do you have any tips on creating a good password?Create a password that is meaningful and easy for you to remember, but difficult for others to guess. It should be a minimum of six characters.
- Choose characters from at least two of the following categories:
- Alphabetical letters (a-z, or A-Z) Passwords are cAse seNsiTivE
- Numbers (0-9)
- Symbols ($,!,&,-,_, etc.) (excluding @ and #)
- Do not use a dictionary word (in any language) or proper name. These are easy for hackers to decipher.
- Do not use a repetitive series like "abc123".
- Create passwords that cannot be guessed from any personal information (such as your name, address, SSN, phone number, birth date, etc. )
Password example: Choose a phrase and use the guidelines above to make it into a password. The movie title "Raiders of the Lost Ark" can become: R8rsL$tRk (Note: Do not use this example as your password!)
- Memorize your passwords. Passwords should never be written down.
- Protect your passwords from others. Never share your passwords with anyone else.
If others have access to your eServices password they can read your email, forge emails from you, see your grades, obtain your transcript and access your other confidential information.
For more information see the Columbia College Password Policy.
Are passwords case sensitive?Yes. If your password is DIO_338 then dio_338 will not work.
How do I create my username?Your create your username when you first activate your login. It is a one-time process. See above for more information about activating your login.
I've forgotten my username - how do I recover it?If you forget your login you need to go to the password and username recovery form page. You will need your college ID number (defined above) and then you will be asked the security question and answer that you had set when you first activated your login. Once you have completed the process you will be shown your username and you will be asked to create a new password.
Can I change my username?No, your username is not editable.
General eServices Questions
What is eServices?eServices will be your portal to all network services, and a link to it is located at the top of every page throughout the Columbia College Web site. With its integrated login management, eServices allows you to use the same username and password for your network login, college e-mail, WebAdvisor, D2L (if an Online Campus student or instructor) and any other network resource. You have the opportunity to choose your password when you activate your eServices login. To increase the security of the computer network, a new password policy requiring certain formatting and periodic changing of passwords will also be implemented.
Students can:
- access their academic transcript
- view their grades and GPA
- print their grade card
- search for courses and check availability
- view their class schedule
- verify the status of their transcript request
- enter grades
- enter student attendance
- view their class rosters
- view their advisees
Future improvements include e-commerce transactions such as the ability to pay a bill online, register for classes, order books, pay admission application fee, make gifts to the college, and more.
Who qualifies for access to eServices?
- Students
- Applicants (Prospective students who have applied to the college)
- Faculty
- Staff
- Administrators
- Alumni
What do I need to do to start using eServices?You will need to activate your login to get access. It is a one-time process. After that, you will be able to log in with the username and password that you will have created in the login activation form. For more details about the activation process, see the new user information above.
When will I no longer be allowed access eServices?Students and alumni of Columbia College will have a lifetime account to CougarMail and eServices. This includes all students and alumni from home campus, extended campuses, and Online Campus Students do not have to finish school at the college in order to retain access. Even if they only take one class they will be allowed to continue use of eServices and CougarMail.
Faculty and staff eServices/CougarMail accounts are accessible until they end their employment with the college.
How do I print a form using my browser?PC Users
You can print a form by clicking the Print icon on the Toolbar of your browser.
Alternately, you can click File, and then click Print in the drop-down menu. Then click OK in the displayed Print dialog box. The document will be printed on the printer indicated in the text field Name in the Print dialog box. You can change the destination printer by selecting another printer in the Name drop-down list box and then click OK.
Some of the forms will be more legible if you print them using Landscape (horizontal) mode. To print a form in Landscape mode, click File, then click Print, and then click Properties in the Printer dialog box. A Document Properties dialog box will appear. Click the Page Setup tab and then the Landscape radio button in the Orientation section of the dialog box. Click OK to set the Landscape mode and OK once more to cause the form to print. After the form has printed you might want to reset your system back to Portrait mode by following the same procedure you used to set Landscape mode.
Macintosh Users
You can print a form by clicking the Print icon on the Toolbar of your browser and then click Print in the pop-up dialog box.
Alternately, you can click File, and then click Print in the pop-up dialog box. The document will be printed on the printer indicated at the top of the pop-up dialog box. You can change the destination printer by clicking on the Apple icon in the upper left-hand corner of the window and then clicking Chooser in the drop-down menu. The Chooser dialog box will display a graphic of all the printers set up for your Macintosh. Select the new printer by clicking on the appropriate icon and then close the dialog box by clicking the upper left corner of the box.
Some of the forms will be more legible if you print them using Landscape mode. To print a form in Landscape mode, click File and then Page Setup in the drop-down menu. Click the Orientation icon to change the printer setting from Portrait to Landscape mode. The accompanying graphic will illustrate that you made the change. Click OK to enable the setting and print the form using the instructions presented previously.


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"What [the autopsy] suggest to me," said Dr. Kris Sperry, the chief medical officer of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, "is that the man had four holes in his bowels. One of them was partially sutured and one of them was not sutured at all. As a result of these holes that are not closed or are partially closed, feces have leaked out, and this has caused a massive infection."
Sperry went on to say that "What is being suggested in the report is that the doctor made a mistake. The holes were not closed properly. In my opinion, had the holes been closed, this would have been a survivable injury."
Former state trooper James Bonard Fowler of Geneva was indicted for murder in the case on May 9 by a Perry County grand jury. Fowler does not deny shooting Jackson during a melee in a Marion restaurant on Feb. 18, 1965, but he has maintained to this newspaper that the shooting was done in self-defense.
Fowler was arraigned on murder charges in Marion on Tuesday. Circuit Judge Tommy Jones said the trial likely will be held next spring and that he may set the trial date Friday, according to the Associated Press.
Fowler's attorney, George Beck, has filed a number of motions in the case, including a motion to dismiss and a motion for a change of venue.
Jones said he'll also set a date Friday to rule on the motions.
Fowler and Beck waived their right to appear at the arraignment Tuesday. Perry and Dallas County District Attorney Michael Jackson, who is not related to the victim, said he does want to formally arraign Fowler in person at a later date, the AP report said. The state's laws concerning murder have been rewritten since 1965, and Jackson said he wants to make sure Fowler understands the charges.
Fowler remains free on $250,000 bond.
After Jackson was shot he was taken by ambulance to Good Samaritan Hospital in Selma. His attending physician was Dr. William Dinkins, according to a hospital log book.
Dinkins, who is now dead, gave an interview in 1979 to a producer of the documentary film, "Eyes on the Prize," about the Jackson shooting. In that interview he blamed Jackson's death on a fellow physician who hospital administrators had asked to come in to perform a second surgery just prior to Jackson's death.
In the interview, Dinkins says the other physician gave Jackson too much anesthesia during the operation and that he died on the operating table.
"In my opinion, Jimmie Lee Jackson died of an overdose of anesthesia," Dinkins is quoted as saying.
The interview with Dinkins was ultimately not included in the final version of the film, but the transcription was obtained by The Anniston Star from the Washington University Film and Media Archive in St. Louis.
While Dinkins insisted in the interview that his fellow physician applied too much anesthesia to Jackson, he signed a death certificate listing Jackson's cause of death as "peritonitis." (Peritonitis is inflammation or infection of the lining of the abdominal cavity.) "Gunshot wound of abdomen," is listed as a condition that gave rise to the peritonitis.
Dr. Sperry says that while some obvious problems in Jackson's treatment may have helped lead to his death, the fact should not escape anyone that the reason he was at Good Samaritan in the first place was that he had been shot.
"It's a tough defense to use, really," said Sperry from his office in Atlanta. "I mean, if he hadn't been shot, he wouldn't have been in the hospital, right? The shooting precipitated the event."
It is something frequently echoed by the district attorney who will try the case. When told of the interview in which Dinkins claimed Jackson died on the operating table as a result of an anesthesia overdose, District Attorney Michael Jackson said, "If he wouldn't have been shot, he wouldn't have been in the hospital. What he died of, infection, whatever, it doesn't change the fact the he was killed for no reason," he said.
George Beck, Fowler's attorney, said the autopsy shows that medical error led to Jackson's death.
"This report shows there was a botched medical procedure that led to the man's death," said Beck from his office in Montgomery.
The Dinkins interview, according to legal experts, would probably be considered hearsay and therefore would be unlikely to be admitted into evidence. But the autopsy, being an official, certified document, would have a much better chance of being admitted.
"The autopsy would seem to be to the defendant's advantage," said Charles Gamble, a long-time professor of evidence at the University of Alabama Law School and the author of a number of books on evidence.
"The key, though, is getting it into evidence," Gamble said. "The state could object, but the state is also hindered in that if it doesn't let the autopsy in, how does it prove death?
"Ultimately," Gamble went on, "if it is allowed into evidence, the jury will decide. They will decide did the trooper cause his death or was there an intervening event. Planting that doubt in the mind of the jury could be powerful for the defense."

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Hanover >Restaurants > Outback Steakhouse
1775 Washington St, Hanover, MA | Directions 0233942.145374 -70.841983
M-Th 4pm-9:30pm, F 4pm-10:30pm, Sa 11am-10:30pm, Su 11am-9pm
Australian tchotchkes and brews give this quintessentially American restaurant a distinctive Down Under flavor. – In Short
Boomerangs, Aussie flags, kangaroo portraits and faux aboriginal art honor the homeland's wilderness, but Outback delivers a polished version of rusticity with varnished blond-wood booths with matching wainscoting and casually uniformed waitstaff. Besides more than a half-dozen cuts of steak, diners can pick from large-portioned entrees like ribs, chops and shrimp or chicken "on the barbie." The Bloomin' Onion, a large onion dipped in batter and deep-fried, is an appetizer with a following.
Poltergeist Table #1 – Last week we went to the Outback in Hanover MA, where we were seated at what would later be laughingly referrred to by our waitress as "the Poltergeist table"-where "according to my manager, everything can and will go wrong here, we don't know why". We should have run then! No table settings were brought even after we gave our drink and appetizer order; 3 of the drinks came,2 drinks could not be served yet cause they ran out of glasses .and when they did come, our son drank from a straw, (thank God) because shortly after he started drinking,we noticed that his glass had a huge stress fracture all around it. Called the waitress and got "oh, that happens when the glasses are too hot and the ice is too cold." What I needed that night was a Physics refresher...oh yeah. The appetizer plates came ,hot, wet and in 2 cases spotted with something black and crusty, and the napkins and silverware came after we finished our Buffalo wings. We were served a lovely crunchy loaf of bread that was still frozen. I love bread fresh out of the freezer. My family begged to leave right then and there, but I said no, we already ordered and I didn't want to cause a scene. My husband's salad came with a couple of nasty tomatoes & soggy croutons-2 orders of burgers came over-cooked, which at this point was a minor blessing-at least they wouldn't get sick. My steak came with a nice piece of steak, a salty stuffed baked potato and the best green beans I never saw. At least our server had a sense of humor though; when my husband and son asked for a bottle of ketchup, they were served by 2 servers carrying 5 bowls of ketchup-ha ha ha! -will this be enough?" Oh honey, it was more than enough. All we ever received from this girl was giggles, aggravating attempts at commiseration when we spoke with her.And the check, she did not forget to bring that and run like hell. Their new ad jingle sounds like "Don't Go Outback Tonight" now. I will not go again to the chain with no brain.
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"I'm a Crockett & Jones man. I would probably be a John Lobb fan as well if I could afford it… I bought my first pair of proper shoes five or six years ago. I was wearing [Converse] Chuck Taylors and Stan Smiths 24/7. I was in New York and this guy told me, "Try these on. They're like sneakers but a bit more expensive." It was love at first try. Since then I haven't worn sneakers in four years. Good shoes will save any outfit, basically."—Bastin knows what's up (via downeastandout)


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About Gynecologic Cancer
The most common gynecological cancer, uterine cancer, was diagnosed in nearly 44,000 women in 2010 (according to the American Cancer Society). Ovarian cancer - cancer of the ovaries - is diagnosed in approximately 20,000 women annually, often in advanced stages due to its frequent lack of symptoms. Cervical cancer affects the tissue forming the lower opening of the uterus (cervix), and may also not present any symptoms. Regular Pap smears and pelvic examinations make early detection much easier for physicians, often catching cervical cancer before it starts.
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Requires Skyrim version 184.108.40.206.8 or higher.
A comprehensive bugfixing mod for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dragonborn, the goal of the Unofficial Dragonborn Patch (aka UDBP) is to eventually fix every bug in Dragonborn not officially resolved by the developers to the limits of the Creation Kit and community-developed tools, in one easy-to-install package.
The only requirement after installation is to move Unofficial Dragonborn Patch.esp to the top of the load order, below the Unofficial Skyrim Patch.esp, below the Unofficial Dawnguard Patch.esp, and below the Unofficial Hearthfire Patch.esp in Data Files in the Skyrim launcher (above any other ESP files) so that the UDBP loads as close to first as is practical. This will allow other mods to override its changes so that it doesn't cause problems with them. Use of BOSS is highly recommended since it will position the patch correctly along with your other mods as well.
- Dozens of gameplay, quest, NPC, object, item, text and placement bugs fixed already, and plenty more on the way
- Created by the authors of the Unofficial Skyrim Patch
- No unsafe changes (such as deletions of stock objects)
- Designed to be compatible with as many other mods as possible
For more information (ie the recent changelog, mods that the UDBP replaces) see the UDBP's thread on the official forums here.
Due to the forums' 200 post limit, this thread may be locked, but the last post in each thread will link to the new one, and the link above will be updated from time to time.
This is the best option to report problems or bugs (which should be checked on the USKP's tracker linked there and posted if they currently aren't.)
Frequently Asked Questions - BUGS
Frequently Asked Questions - About the Project
The complete changelog is posted here.
Installation Requirements
Official Skyrim patch 184.108.40.206.8 or greater.
Official Dragonborn DLC.
Complementary Mods
Unofficial Skyrim Patch - Fixes numerous bugs in vanilla Skyrim.
Unofficial Dawnguard Patch - Fixes numerous bugs in the official Dawnguard DLC.
Unofficial Hearthfire Patch - Fixes numerous bugs in the official Hearthfire DLC.
Unofficial High Resolution Patch - Fixes several bugs in the official Hi-Res DLC.
After installing the individual mods, the following general load order needs to be followed:
Unofficial Skyrim Patch.esp
Unofficial Dawnguard Patch.esp
Unofficial Hearthfire Patch.esp
Unofficial Dragonborn Patch.esp
Unofficial High Resolution Patch.esp
For getting load order set with other mods loaded, please use BOSS. It will provide you a solid starting point for everything that you can then tweak as needed.
Errors During NMM Installation
If you get the following error:
BOSS_API_ERROR_INVALID_ARGS: Master files must load before other plugins. The mod was not installed.
You need to perform the following steps:
- Uninstall and delete all the Unofficial patches in NMM.
- Exit NMM.
- Launch NMM again.
- Download and install all of the updated Unofficial patches.
- Run BOSS to sort your load order.
Cannot Absorb Dragon Souls
Make sure your load order is right!
[Other ESMs]
Official hi-res DLC
[Other ESPs]
Use BOSS - you'll enjoy life more.
Loose Scripts in DataScripts
Check for: dragonactorscript.pex and/or mqkilldragonscript.pex. Remove them if present. They are from dragon mods that came as loose files.
DSAMG - Dragon Soul Absorb More Glorious, and Diversified Dragons are known to cause this. Those mods need to be updated with a Dragonborn patch that incorporates the fixes from the UDBP.
Others may be a factor as well.
Note too that the offending mod may have the script packaged inside a BSA. That will need to be handled by that mod's author.
Animation Bugs
Various animation bugs being reported. Among them, the elevator at Tel Mythrin, Storn being unable to read the book, Miraak not being impaled during the final battle, the Bloodskaal Blade not performing during the quest you use it on, etc. These are all caused by mods which have altered some of the behavior files. Not all of the specifics are known.
For example, it is known that these 3 files affect the Bloodskaal Blade:
(Information courtesy of spookyfx.com aka Duke Patrick)


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500 Florida St., San Francisco, CA | Directions 9410637.762591 -122.411485
Tue.-Fri. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. lunch; Tue.-Sat. 5-10 p.m. dinner; Closed Sun.-Mon.
Neighborhoods: Central East, Mission
Duet of tartar is out of this world!! – I have had Tatar at almost every restaurant I go to. I have had some good ones and well some blah. But the tartar here rocks! I never had white tuna. It is really really good! And those chips were a nice change of pace..
Great for large parties – Went here for my gf's bday party, we were seated promptly atho most of my gfs were late. We did the prix fix menu, it was nice and personalized, they even did it in pink which was the bday girl's favorite color. I ordered the chilean sea bass which was very tasty and the foie gras was pretty damn good too!!! overall service was good, food was good. What was especially cool was we were able to stay back and hang out at the lounge after dinner for more drinks.. the strawberry martinis were absolutely the best. Definitely a great place and hangout with your gfs on the weekends.. This place is a ok in my book!
fantastic fare! – loves it!
this place was fun with such a wonderful atmosphere. highly recommended, bring your friends or a date!
An excellent place to eat! – I have been to this restaurant once so far and would go there again. We were there on a Sunday evening when it was slow and the service was both pleasant and attentive. I was amazed how they pulled off the S. American / Asian fusion - I mean but EVERTHING we ordered was fantastic! The prices were fair for such high quality dishes, and both service and ambiance were very nice. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone (Try the wok fried garlic noodles).
Awesome dining experience – I love this place! We go here at least once a month and still can't get enough. The last time I was here, we were with a party of 20 so the event planner suggested a pre-fix meal which turned out great becuause it was one set price and we all got the 3-course meal. I had the hamachi as the starter, entree was the lamb chops and it was done just perfect, for dessert I had the banana cake.
I would recommend going here in a smaller group also just so you can choose from the full menu.
The dining experience is also great, friendly staff always with a smile!
Great big-party accomodations! – I celebrated my birthday there. The food, service and atmosphere was awesome. I had a party of about 9. I know the menu changes seasonally, but when i dined there the kobe beef dish was DELISH. They have a full bar and an extensive mixed drinks list. I recommended this restaurant to my girlfriend as well..and she celebrated her 30th birthday there. She had about 25+ guests, a prix fixe 3-course menu that her guests could choose from and what's great about this place is that after you are done dining you can linger in the lounge (they often have DJ's and parties after dining hours). Go check this place out if you haven't already.
Must try, great food and ambiance – Went here yesterday, read in the Guardian that they had Great Happy Hour Menu, so this is what we got $1 oysters, fish Taco, also got a quick buzzed with a few cocktail and $5 Grey Goose chill, so my friend and I end up staying for dinner.
We ordered the Peruvian style Ceviche, we got the hamachi and sole, it was very tasty. We started to get full, but we ordered to share the chef tasting menu, and when it came out, OMG! it was so cute we had the duck in a potato cup with cute little devil eggs, must say nice touch to it and must try, As for our entree, we got the 10oz pork chop, WOW if you like bacon, with orange and miso, this sauce was nice over the pork chop, not your average pork chop with apple sauce, but BETTER! Service was good, we got there around 6 and left at 9:30, all the staff was so nice till the end, came in with a smile and left with one.
Ambiance was very nice, love the decor with color changing lights. Saw the last review, and was curious cause I always wanted to try this place out, was hesitated to do so, but glad I did anyways.
Good service.. More review to come! – Good Service.. More review to come!
It was a great time and Chef Patrick did an awesome job cooking up great treats for all of us!
Good service – Very good service, I think Josh has a cute bottom, but that could be the drinks talking.
Anyhow, I heard some Blue Six and some stuff he ripped off from Ben Watt. It was all good and fit the evening well. It was mostly down tempo stuff. Hideki says he spins "for lovers." Maybe so, but I didn't feel any more frisky than normal...
fast lovely and tast great – very very lovely price and service is very nice i love to go thier any time i have time
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Preheat oven to 350. Spread macadamias on a baking sheet or in a shallow pan. Bake, stirring once or twice, until lightly browned and fragrant, 5 to 7 minutes. Let cool. Leave oven set at 350. Line 2 large baking sheets with parchment paper or coat with vegetable oil spray.
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Drop heaping tablespoons of dough 2 inches apart onto baking sheets (or use a 2-ounce ice cream scoop). Bake until cookies are golden brown at edges and no longer look wet on top, about 10 minutes. (Watch carefully during the last few minutes; these cookies can burn easily.) Let cool on baking sheets 2 minutes, then transfer to wire racks to cool completely. Store airtight at room temperature up to 1 week.


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text: Karl Lagerfeld Quotes 17 of the Most Outrageous Things Karl Lagerfeld Has Ever Said by Marisa Tom 6/24/13 72 Reactions 5 Shares Print 0 0 0 5 0 The world according to Karl Lagerfeld is one we know well, thanks to the designer's frequent one-liners, ruminations on just about anything, and general penchant for honesty above all else. The designer has become as notorious for his candid, and sometimes controversial, interviews as he has for his work at Chanel and Fendi. And French publisher Flammarion plans to capitalize on it with a book called, Le Monde Selon Karl, or The World According to Karl, in English. Slated to debut this Fall, the book will include some of Lagerfeld's best quotes, penned by Patrick Mauriès, and set alongside 80 illustrations by Charles Ameline. Lagerfeld is reportedly happy with the final product, despite his lack of involvement with the project. The best part, though? You don't have to wait until Fall to get your fix. Herein find our favorite Karl-isms, a zany mix of the most outrageous and the most colorful things the Kaiser has said (so far). Source: Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "You're also very lucky because they are very beautiful. It would have been difficult to have an ugly daughter." — Karl Lagerfeld on Carine Roitfeld's children, in an interview with her in Interview Magazine. Source: Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com 1 / 17 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "You were never told that Saint-Tropez is paradise?" — Karl Lagerfeld asks, in singer Jean-Roch's music video, "Saint-Tropez," where he plays an all-white-clad heavenly father. Source: Getty / Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com 2 / 17 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "People I'm really friendly with have faxes. Anna Wintour has one." — Karl Lagerfeld on keeping in touch, according to Vogue UK. Source: Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com 3 / 17 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "The iPod is genius. I have 300." — Karl Lagerfeld on his iPod obsession, according to Vogue UK. Source: Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com 4 / 17 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "Sweatpants are a sign of defeat. You lost control of your life, so you bought some sweatpants." — Karl Lagerfeld on casual dressing. Source: Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com 6 / 17 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "Frankly, the fringe was a bad idea. It's not good. She looks like a news anchor." — Karl Lagerfeld on Michelle Obama's bangs, in an interview for France's Canal Plus. Source: Getty / JOE SCHILDHORN 6 / 17 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "There is no marriage, yet, for human beings and animals. I never thought that I would fall in love like this with a cat." — Karl Lagerfeld on his cat, Choupette, in an interview with CNN's Alina Cho. Source: Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com 7 / 17 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "If I was a woman in Russia, I would be a lesbian, as the men are very ugly. There are a few handsome ones, like Naomi Campbell's boyfriend, but there you see the most beautiful women and the most horrible men." — Karl Lagerfeld on women in Russia, in an interview with Metro in February 2012. Source: Getty / Joe Schildhorn /BFAnyc.com 8 / 17 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I am sort of a vampire, taking the blood of other people." — Karl Lagerfeld on how he works, according to Vogue UK. Source: Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com 9 / 17 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "Life is not a beauty contest. I don't judge people in this way. What I hate is nasty ugly people. The worst is ugly short men. Women can be short, but for men, it is impossible. It is something that they will not forgive in life. Don't trust short men; they are mean and want to kill you!" — Karl Lagerfeld on ugly people in an interview in Vogue UK April 2003. Source: Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com 11 / 17 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "What I hate most is flip-flops. I'm physically allergic to flip-flops." — Karl Lagerfeld on footwear in an interview with M Magazine. Source: Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com 11 / 17 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "The thing at the moment is Adele. She is a little too fat, but she has a beautiful face and a divine voice." — Karl Lagerfeld on Adele, in an interview with Metro in February 2012. Source: Getty / Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com 12 / 17 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "If someone gives me a to-do list, I say 'thank you, this is nice.' One needs things to throw in the wastebasket." — Karl Lagerfeld on to-do lists. Source: Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com 13 / 17 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I think tattoos are horrible. It's like living in a Pucci dress full-time. If you're young and tight, maybe it's OK, but. . ." — Karl Lagerfeld on tattoos, according to Vogue UK. Source: Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com 14 / 17 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I don't like the sister's face. She should only show her back." — Karl Lagerfeld on Pippa Middleton, to London paper, The Sun. Source: Getty / Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com 15 / 17 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "My only ambition in life . . . is to wear size 28 jeans." — Karl Lagerfeld on life goals, to New York Magazine. Source: Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com Source: Getty / Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com 16 / 17 What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "Think pink, but don't wear it." — Karl Lagerfeld on his Macy's collection, in a behind-the-scenes collaboration video. Source: Billy Farrell/BFAnyc.com 17 / 17 0 0 0 5 0 Read More Fashion NewsFendiKarl LagerfeldChanel Chanel Are These Emma Stone's 6 Best Outfits . . . 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MY industry is changing, urgently, and you'll have read of Fairfax Media's proposal announced this week to send the editorial production of this and its Wollongong daily newspapers to New Zealand. That means 41 sub-editing and editing jobs would go from the Herald and a few associated free papers, the work done in New Zealand by what has come to be known in journalism as a sub hub, one that produces many of that country's newspapers. In this new world an office in New Zealand is an office next door, and while it hurts a bit it doesn't hurt as much as if they'd sent the jobs to The Maldives.
Subs, in case you don't know, edit copy, design the newspaper, prioritise stories and mould them and photographs to fit the design.
In the broader sense it is the jobs that matter but to me it is the people who matter. They are my workmates, some of whom I barely know and many of whom have been my friends for years, and together with others we have formed the team, the company of people, that produced this newspaper.
For some the redundancy payment would come at the right time or close enough to the right time, for some it would be a problem in the short or medium term while they found another job or retrained, for others it would be – I expect it will be – a disaster that would have an impact on their wellbeing for the rest of their life. I use the conditional would, by the way, because the job losses are part of a proposal subject to discussion with employees until Tuesday.
It's not a matter of fault or blame, at least not for me. The fact is that newspaper revenues and readers have been moving and moving at an accelerating pace to the internet, and that matters even when those internet websites are owned by what was once a newspaper company and is now a broader media company. Every newspaper in the Western world is cutting costs, and every newspaper that will survive in the business of news and advertising is increasing its presence on the internet. My blog at www.theherald.com.au is an example of that and of the advantage to readers of that.
The move of newspapers to the net is the biggest change in the history of newspapers, and it is both exciting and disturbing. Newspapers have changed in many ways since the invention of the printing press, and I suppose the two big changes before I joined a newspaper's staff 40 years ago were the capacity to publish photographs and, later, the swapping of ads on the front page for news. Later came the use of colour, in particular colour photographs, and for the Newcastle Herald the move from the expansive broadsheet shape to what we prefer to call compact.
Until the arrival of the internet the biggest change in the course of my career was from the tools of paper and metal type to computers, a process that began in the late 1970s with keyboards replacing typewriters and culminated in sub-editors using computers to produce the paper on a screen 15 years later. It was huge change but not as huge as we expected and feared. We'd have, we said, a paperless office, but that has not happened, and there'd be fewer journalists, when the reverse was true. Because of the efficiencies of the computer production newspapers became more sophisticated, using new sections and lift-outs to cater to specialist interests and thus to more people, and so the number of journalists increased.
We were right, though, about this most recent and bigger change when we expected and feared that the move of journalism to the internet would mean fewer journalists.
The loss of a job is a real loss even for those who welcome the redundancy payment. In the past half a century we have moved from having a job to possessing a job to owning a job, and hence a redundancy payment as compensation. For most, though, even redundancy payments that are generous in comparison to some standards do not compensate for the loss.
For those who stay, the loss is the people.
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A Message from PLS Director Anne Masters
The Pioneer Library System has just completed its fifth Big Read. Thank you to everyone involved in supporting, promoting and implementing the many activities associated with this year's Big Read: The Things They Carried
Author Tim O'Brien's presentations at OBU in Shawnee on Wednesday night and at the Sam Noble Museum in Norman last night were attended and appreciated by capacity crowds. Long lines waited following the presentations to speak with the author and have their books signed.
We conduct our Big Read programs to encourage the reading of literature in Cleveland, McClain and Pottawatomie counties. We believe the reading of literature helps us to be better people and citizens – more understanding, more empathetic, more able to appreciate the complexity of issues, more willing to be involved. I can't imagine a better message to convey the value of literature than that delivered by Tim O'Brien.
These presentations also provided an opportunity to celebrate the new Pioneer Library System Foundation. Grant writing and fund raising conducted through the Foundation made Tim O'Brien's visit possible.
Long live books and public libraries and all they do to make our world a better place!
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Regular Events
Every Monday & Tuesday
Local Crafters Gathering at Collexion Hackerspace, 7am - 9pm
Every Wednesday
Weekly Collexion General Meeting and Open House at Collexion Hackerspace, 6pm - 9pm. A formally informal get-together for nerds to talk and hack! A great time to come if you're new or hackcurious!
Weekly Collexion IRC Meetup, 9pm. Join the fun and meet some new virtual friends in our IRC chatroom!
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New Plasma Announce Winners of JavaScript Jam
At the beginning of March Plasma hacker Aaron Seigo challenged the community to a KDE miniprograms programming contest. The winners have now been determined.
The conditions for the Plasma JavaScript Jam Session 2010 contest were to use of a particular JavaScript version and that the plasmoid needed to be an original (no copy of an existing one).
Top 2010 JavaScript Jammer prize (a Nokia N900, all expenses to a KDE event and a KDE T-shirt) went to Ontje Lunsdorf with his special Aquarium miniprogram, where his fishes needed to be fed regularly. Easily readable code, a clear design and a great concept helped in earning him the Technical Giant distinction.
The Aquarium miniprogram came in with first prize.
First runner up was Nikita Melnichenko for his Make Progress! plasmoid that recorded progress for one or more projects. The Creative Genius prize went to the useful and easy-to-use miniprogram. Melnichenko will receive the T-shirt and KDE event invitation.
Second runner up was Manuel Unglaub for his Shortlog plasmoid, a simple notes solution for multiple text formats. The jury appreciated its nifty concept and well-structured yet simple interface. Unglaub earned himself a T-shirt.
Andrew Stromme's Guitar Tuner and Petri DamstÈn's Plasma Dice were just short of the T-shirt.
The entries are on the Plasma JavaScript Jam 2010 page of the KDE Forum. Downloads of all the miniprograms are in the corresponding archive.
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Altadena Community Garden's held their 35th Annual BBQ Saturday, July 11 in the Garden, at 3330 Lincoln Avenue, The Altadena Community Garden, at the corner of Lincoln Avenue and Palm Street, one block north of Altadena Drive, is located at the site of the old Mount Lowe Military Academy, in operation from 1937-1973. This year, the Academy's biennial reunion coincided with the Garden's annual picnic.
The 108 gardeners who tend 65 individual plots on the three-acre property hosted the annual barbeque. The summertime event is a celebration of food, music, education booths, awards and garden-centric community fellowship.
On hand were over 400 community members for a first-hand peek at one of Southern California's premier community gardens.
Fruits and vegetables were served from the gardens, along with homemade dishes, bbq'd chicken, melt-in-your-mouth ribs, ice cold fresh lemonade, home-baked breads and a wide array of dessert items on groaning tables. The buffet luncheon included demonstrations, raffle prizes, guest speakers, and musicians.
Education vendors were invited from the Common Ground Master Gardeners Program from the University of California Cooperative Extension of Los Angeles County; Mother Magnolia, an eco-friendly landscaping company; and representatives from the Los Angeles County Police, the Los Angeles County Sheriff, California Highway Patrol and the Los Angeles County Fire Department. Certified Master Gardeners taught garden-wise workshops every hour with topics including: transplanting from color packs, 4 inch and gallon containers, composting do's and don'ts, and soil preparation and conditioning for robust crops. Information on enrolling in the popular UC Extension Master Gardeners annual training program was made available.
Members of the LA County Sheriff's department were on hand with literature to help avoid hazardous driving, and Supervisor Mike Antonovich was on hand to see the southeastern corner of Loma Alta County Park in full swing.


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Albany >Food & Dining > Delmonico's Italian Steakhouse
1553 Central Ave, Albany, NY | Directions 1220542.714920 -73.829557
Mon. - Thu. 4pm - 10:30pm;Fri. 4pm - 11:30pm;Sat. 1pm - 11:30pm;Sun. 12am - 10pm
Yummy yummy in my tummy! – First and most important point i need to address is the vodka Sauce its AMAZING. this place has started my addiction to vodka sauce.
Cheap drinks buy one get one free at the bar. and large portions
Just Great – Jimmy keep up the good work. Your food is great. A friend of Joe C. Oink. People you must try!!!!!
Look for another restaurant - management is bad – the steaks were not prepared to proper temperature. i expect a steakhouse to know the difference between medium and rare. the management was not responsive at all. awful dining experience. would never go again.
Wonderfule Restaurant – I went to Delmonico's a few weeks ago with friends and family. Food was excellent. Atmosphere was great. But while we were waiting for a table, we sat at the bar and had a few drinks. We had a grea time with the bartender, Andrea. She was very pleasant and had us laughing hysterically. She made our night. She is definitely a keeper!!!
Avoid at all costs, Management needs to be replaced – Although I have been here before in a small group and the food was acceptable, my latest experience was horrible. Apparently they know how to take a reservation but don't feel the need to honor it, or give any explanations. We had a party of 9 for 5:00 at 6:10 we decided we had waited long enough, and told them we were leaving. They then said our table was ready...too little too late. When speaking with the manager, he simply said the prior party took longer and stayed longer than they expected. It seems to me that you should have an idea how long it takes to serve a large party I doubt this party stayed for an additional hour and 10 minutes but suspect it was poor planning on the part of management. This was not the first time a member of our party had this experience,had I known that I would have gone elsewhere. No apoloogies were given for the wait and I think they need to geet more experienced management.
Oh please, is that all you upstaters do is complain-complain-complain- see if it were you that took 1hr-10min and they asked you to leave WOW!!! Now what, complain again . Try running a resturant its not easy. I'll bet your a state worker-Doctor or a Lawyer. Please be kind in our short lives.
not happy with meal – First time visit,was told to me by friend to try. Was 1st and probably last time ,dinner that my wife ordered was a filet that had no juices and was dry when cut into. I understand that all dinners come with pasta, we understand that if you would like a salad or potato ,or one of your other veg. that there was a charge but when my wifes dinner came there was no pasta . I tryed to explain to the waitness why take the pasta away and still charge for the veg.??????????????
Editorial Review by Emily Zietlow – Upscale steakhouse chain serves up filet portabella, chicken proscuitto and cannoli to the tunes of Frank SInatra and Dean Martin.
Went late on Friday night--no line at all-recommended by daughter – 1. The draft beer was cold and large.
2. The waiter was right there and quick.
3. They seated us in a remote area even though there were plenty of seats where other custimers were--this is not necessarily a bad thing.
4. Utica Greens appetizer was great--I am glad I asked to not have the garlic--not the soupy beans and greens I expected, but very good!
5. Clam chowder could have been eaten with a fork
6. I am a low carber so the pasta with the Veal Marsala was a waste for me...however the veal was fine---I thankfully had my glasses on so I could see the garlic in the pasta so I could remove it!
7. My wife's meal brought this comment from her: 'This has to be the most 'garlicy' food I have ever eaten'. ...and she like garlic! This is a negative comment.
8. I wish they gave us water--heck, I don't care if they charge for it--I just hate to have to ask for it.
9. When I see food prepared with so much garlic I always figure that the person does not know anything about the phrase 'hint of garlic' and just figures that if it is an Italian Restaurant, the more garlic the better--chunks are even better. I never can understand it!
10. If I ever go back it will be because of the memory of the utica greens!
Great food - too fast service – Friends said we should try it. The waiter was very nice and the food was fantastic. BUT we had our app, then immediatly our salad and then our entree - and we had not even finished out app. So for us, it was too fast and not an evening out.
Medicore – This is not a bad place, but when in the albany are you better off at many other places.
I think the reviewer listed above owns the place..
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Posted by Rachel Watkins on May 7th, 2013 In: Kim Kardashian, Leelee Sobieski, Met Gala, Paloma Faith, Red Carpet Trends
Here is a roundup of the models who took to the red carpet at the 2013 Met Gala on Monday night.
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Gisele Bundchen: The model wore an Anthony Vaccarello Fall 2013 black mini dress with revealing grommet detailing. You slammed Gwyneth for wearing a gown with sheer sides; does Gisele get a pass?
Karlie Kloss: I never thought I would say this about Karlie: she looks frumpy. Ever since she chopped off her locks she has lost her mojo. This Louis Vuitton granny-chic look ages her about 40 years. Betty White would look better in this frock.
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To celebrate the new 'Punk: Chaos to Couture' exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City on Monday, some of the biggest celebs walked down the red carpet. In honour of the exhibit, many of the men chose to give their formal looks a bit of punk inspiration, which made for an exciting menswear event.
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