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Neat place, nice selection, good prices – This place is pretty big and has an excellent women's clothing/shoe/accessory section. They get fall and winter coats in at great prices and you can find some really nice dresses. They carry new and old clothing, furniture, and housewares. Housewares is pretty small. Sometimes they have a lot of furniture and sometimes they don't. I got a wood framed soft for $25 once and some antique lamps for $5 a piece. Every tag is on sale every day which is a little dumb in my opinion but they have a big sign that says the percentage off each color tag so you have to look up to keep reminding yourself what the item is going to actually cost. :( Plus side, they take credit and debit and they have days where EVERYTHING is 50% off. The store is staffed by the disabled adults that the store raises money for. There are some really funny guys that work there that will follow you around and ask your name over and over or try and help you find stuff. A fun place to shop! It's never too crowded.
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Getafe boss Luis Garcia has criticised the Spanish Competition Committee for the harsh punishments they have handed out to managers across the league this season.
Garcia will be banned from the touchline for the next two games after being sent from the sidelines for entering the pitch to protest at the award of a penalty for Granada in stoppage time during his side's 2-2 draw with the Andalusians on Monday night.
He believes the punishment is excessive and told Marca: ``For the managers - not just me but to everyone - they are grating us with these extremely hard and difficult measures.
``Those that follow me know that I am very respectful with my declarations and with my behaviour. In such a delicate moment I don't understand how a manager is suspended for two games for something that happened in the 92nd minute and came from a dubious penalty.''
Garcia is also unsure how much Unai Emery's appointment as the new Sevilla manager will have on the game, given the former Valencia boss has had so little time to work with his players.
``Although they played yesterday in the cup against Zaragoza, we haven't seen what Unai wants to transmit,'' he said.
``Yesterday he gave more solidity to the team and they will look to be more intense, more aggressive in defence and difficult for the opponent. I think against us they are going to play practically the same.''
The hosts will again be without the creative talents of Angel Lafita, Pedro Leon and Abdel Barrada due to injury and international commitments respectively, but Miguel Torres does return from suspension so Alexis will be able to move from left-back to his more familiar role in the centre of defence.
Emery, meanwhile, was quietly optimistic after drawing 0-0 with Zaragoza in his first outing since returning to Spanish football early in the week and believes his players need to relax a little if they are to reach their potential.
He told Marca: ``We need to amplify the situations that give us confidence so that the team plays more loosely, but we have generated chances to win.
``I am left with the positive aspects, of which there were plenty, and with the idea of improving certain aspects and I think that we can do that.''
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Then, finally, Weiland and his bandmates appeared on stage and with some gusto. At first, Weiland, whose career has been highlighted by drug problems and strange behavior, seemed subdued in his coat, tie, sunglasses and funny shoes, opening the show with a relatively slow song, "Big Empty." But when the opening to the second song of the show, "Wicked Garden," kicked in, the lead singer of the band that had its heyday nearly 15 years ago began dancing around the stage like someone lit a fuse in his backside. The show then seemed to catch fire – both metaphorically and literally, at least on the giant screen behind the stage. If the band was late, perhaps it was because stage hands were winding Weiland's springs as tight as they could to maximize his on-stage bounce.
By the third song, "Big Bang Baby," the band was being backed by intense video accompaniment of flames, electrical storms and kaleidoscope color swirls. If the audio overload wasn't enough, the visual addition had the ability to intensify the rock 'n' roll show experience or add to sensory overload. Either way, it was an entertaining spectacle.
Familiar songs always get the crowd pumped, as was the case when the group started in to play the former No. 1 hit "Vasoline" before giving Weiland a chance to slow down by playing "Lady Picture Show" and "Lounge Fly," a song that started with hard-driving riffs interrupted by a psychedelic interlude. By the next song, "Crackerman," Weiland was sweating from the exertion while car chase clips from the movie "Bullitt" flashed behind him.
Four of the group's biggest songs, "Creep," "Interstate Love Song," "Plush" and "Sex Type Thing" had the group really going toward the end of the show, but the last song, "Sin," would have been better suited for earlier in the set. The aforementioned quartet of familiar songs would have been a much better conclusion. The encore would have also been improved by flipping the order of the songs "Dead and Bloated" and "Trippin' on a Hole in a Paper Heart."
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Cozy and intimate karaoke in the Japantown mall! – Four of us went to Festa recently, and we had a great time. If I were putting a dedicated room for Karaoke in my house, it would be much like this space. The whole place can't be more than 30' x 30' so you'll feel very connected with the other patrons. The song book wasn't huge, but we had no trouble finding a dozen to sing. Some Japanese tracks, and some in English. The specialty coctails were a mixed bag, with the Red Apple Bellini being the favorite, despite the $10 price. The crowd on a weekday was quite mixed -- some regulars at the bar singing some Japanese songs on the wireless mic, a group of 4 students singing Japanese and French songs, some non-singing couples enjoying a couple of drinks then moving on. Definitely swing by Festa if the idea of a low-key, intimate karaoke experience appeals to you.
Best karaoke in town! Great drinks and friendly atmosphere too! – We all had a great time at Festa, and we?ll certainly be going there again. It?s a fun place ? great for groups, couple or singles, who come to sing, drink, meet nice people, talk and enjoy the welcoming atmosphere. Owner-manager Masae Matsumoto makes you feel at home as soon as you enter, and serves a wide range of cocktails, fine wines, beer and Japanese sake. The atmosphere is friendly, and the decor features an illuminated model of Tokyo?s night-time skyline as backdrop. Not everybody wants to sing, but for those that do, the karaoke features a wide range of Japanese and Western songs, and the friendly atmosphere encourages all levels of singing ability ? even for people who are normally shy about their singing skills?Overall, Festa is a very nice place to spend a relaxing evening in a friendly environment, whether you are alone, or with a friend or a group?
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It's a little early to judge the full impact of the new House budget plan offered by Paul Ryan. While the plan details the taxes it would cut, it doesn't detail the taxes it would increase to keep revenues the same.
But a new analysis shows that the Ryan plan (at least the part that's been announced) would cut taxes for just about everyone, with the top earners getting the biggest tax cuts.
According to an analysis by the non-partisan Tax Policy Center, overall taxes would fall by an average of $3,000 per taxpayer, raising after-tax incomes by five percent.
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The top one percent of earners – those households making more than $575,000 – would see their taxes fall by an average of $225,000. Those making $1 million or more a year would see an average tax cut of $408,000 a year.
Households making $50,000 to $75,000 would see their taxes cut by around $1,100 a year.
Of course, we don't know what taxes would be increased to offset the plan's proposals. The house budget would repeal the Alternative Minimum Tax, enact ordinary income tax rates of 10 percent and 25 percent, repeal the 2010 health-care reform and reduce the corporate tax rate to 25 percent.
In total the changes would reduce revenues by $5.7 trillion over 10 years – an amount that would have to be made up in other tax increases to remain "revenue neutral," or to not add to the deficit.
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- Compatible Lenses - Canon EF lenses including EF-S lenses (35mm-equivalent focal length is approx.1.6x the lens focal length)
- Lens Mount - Canon EF mount
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- Total pixels: Approx. 18.70 megapixels
- Aspect ratio: 3:2 (Horizontal : Vertical)
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- File size - (5) S3: Approx. 0.35 Megapixels (720 x 480); (6) RAW: Approx. 17.90 Megapixels (5,184 x 3,456); Exact file sizes depend on the subject, ISO speed, Picture Style, etc.
- Recording Functions - Images record directly to the SD card. Creating new folders and selecting folders in the card possible
- File Numbering - Consecutive numbering, auto reset, manual reset
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- Picture Style - Auto, Standard, Portrait, Landscape, Neutral, Faithful, Monochrome, User Defined 1-3
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- Settings - Auto, Daylight, Shade, Cloudy, Tungsten Light, White Fluorescent Light, Flash, Custom
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- Color Temperature Compensation - White balance correction: Blue/amber bias: ±9 levels; Magenta/green bias: ±9 levels; White balance bracketing: ±3 levels, in single-level increment
- Color Temperature Information Transmission - Provided
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- Coverage - Vertical/Horizontal approx. 95% (TD)
- Magnification - Approx. 0.85x / 23.8° (with 50mm lens at infinity, -1 m- (dpt))
- Eye Point - Approx. 19 mm (At -1m- from the eyepiece lens center)
- Dioptric Adjustment Correction - Adjustable from approx. -3.0 to +1.0 m- (dpt)
- Focusing Screen - Fixed
- Mirror - Quick-return half mirror (transmittance: reflectance ratio of 40:60)
- Viewfinder Information - 1) AF information (AF points, focus confirmation light); 2) Exposure information (Shutter speed, aperture, ISO speed, AE lock, exposure level, spot metering circle, exposure warning)
- Viewfinder Information - 3) Flash information (Flash ready, flash exposure compensation, high-speed sync, FE lock, red-eye reduction light); 4) Image information (Highlight tone priority, Monochrome shooting, maximum burst, SD card information)
- Depth Of Field Preview - No depth-of-field preview button
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- Type - TTL-CT-SIR AF-dedicated CMOS sensor
- AF Points - 9-point (Center AF point is cross-type, vertical-line sensitive at f/2.8)
- AF Working Range - EV -0.5 - 18 (at 23°C/73°F and ISO 100, based on Canon's testing standards)
- Focusing Modes - (1) Autofocus: One-Shot AF, Predictive AI Servo AF, AI Focus AF, (2) Manual focus (MF)
- AF Point Selection - (1) Manual selection; (2) Auto selection, Automatically set in Basic Zone modes and A-DEP mode
- Selected AF Point Display - Indicated by superimposed display in the viewfinder and on the LCD monitor
- AF Assist Beam - 1) Intermittent firing of built-in flash; 2) Effective range: Approx. 4 m/13.1 ft at center, approx. 3.5 m/11.5 ft at periphery. # With an EOS-dedicated Speedlite attached, the Speedlite's AF-assist beam is emitted instead
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- Metering Modes - TTL maximum aperture metering with 63-zone metering sensor, Evaluative metering, Partial metering (approx. 9% of viewfinder at center), Spot metering (center, approx. 4% of viewfinder at center), Center-weighted average metering
- Metering Range - EV 1.0 - EV 20.0 (at 73°F/23°C with EF50mm f/1.4 USM lens, ISO 100)
- Exposure Control Systems - Program AE (Shiftable), Shutter-priority AE, Aperture-priority AE, Manual exposure, Automatic depth-of-field, Scene Intelligent Auto, Flash Off, Creative Auto, Programmed Image Control modes, E-TTL II autoflash program AE
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- Exposure Compensation - Manual: ±5 stops in 1/3- or 1/2-stop increments (AEB ±2 stops); Indicated up to ±3 stops in the viewfinder
- AE Lock - Auto: Applied in One-Shot AF mode with evaluative metering when focus is achieved
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- Built in Flash
- Type - Auto pop-up, retractable, built-in flash in the pentaprism
- Guide Number - Approx. 13/43 (at ISO 100 in meters/feet)
- Recycling Time - Approx. 3 seconds
- Flash Ready Indicator - Flash-ready icon lights in viewfinder
- Flash Coverage - Up to 17mm focal length (equivalent to approx. 28mm in 135 format)
- FE Lock - Provided
- Flash Exposure Compensation - Up to ±2 stops in 1/3- or 1/2-stop increments, Flash exposure compensation for built-in flash and Speedlite can be set with the camera
- External Speedlite
- Flash Metering - E-TTL II autoflash
- Flash Exposure Compensation ±2 stops in 1/3-stop or 1/2-stop increments
- FE Lock - Provided
- Drive System
- Drive Modes - Single, Continuous, 10-sec. self-timer/Remote control, 2-sec. self-timer, Continuous shooting after 10-sec. self-timer
- Continuous Shooting Speed - Max. approx. 3.7 fps [TD] (with One-Shot AF or AI SERVO AF), Same as with Battery Grip BG-E8 loaded with size-AA/LR6 alkaline batteries
- Maximum Burst - JPEG (Large/Fine): approx. 34; RAW: approx. 6; RAW+JPEG (Large/Fine): approx. 3
- The number of possible shots and maximum burst apply to a 4GB card based on Canon's testing standards
- The image file size, number of possible shots, and maximum burst will vary depending on the shooting conditions (3:2 aspect ratio, subject, memory card brand, ISO speed, Picture Style, Custom Functions, etc.)
- "F" indicates that continuous shooting is possible until the card becomes full
- Live View Functions
- Shooting Modes - Still photo shooting and video shooting
- Focusing - 1) Autofocus, 2) Manual Focus
- Metering Modes - (1) AF point-linked evaluative metering, (2) Center-weighted average metering
- Metering Range - EV 0 to EV 20 (At 23°C/73°F and ISO 100, with 50mm f/1.4 lens)
- Grid Display - (1) Grid 1: Pair of vertical and horizontal lines, (2) Grid 2: 5 vertical and 3 horizontal lines
- Exposure Simulation - Provided
- Silent Shooting - Not provided
- LCD Monitor
- Type - TFT color, liquid-crystal monitor
- Monitor Size - 3.0 in. (Screen aspect ratio of 3:2)
- Pixels - Approx. 1,040,000 dots
- Coverage - Approx. 100%, Viewing Angle: 170°
- Brightness Control - Adjustable to one of seven brightness levels
- Interface Languages - 25 (English, German, French, Dutch, Danish, Portuguese, Finnish, Italian, Norwegian, Swedish, Spanish, Greek, Russian, Polish, Hungarian, Czech, Romanian, Ukraine, Turkish, Arabic, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Korean and Japanese)
- Playback
- Display Format - (1) Single image display, Single image, basic and detailed information, histogram display; (2) Index display, 4-image index and 9-image index, (3) Jump display, 1/10/100 images, shooting date, by folder, movies, stills, rating
- Highlight Alert - On the detailed information and histogram displays, highlight areas with no image data will blink
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- Protection - Erase protection can be applied/canceled for a single image, all images in a folder, or all images in the card
- Erase - Erase single image, erase selected images, erase all images on folder, erase all images in a card, or erase only unprotected images
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- Compatible Printers - PictBridge-compatible printers
- Printable Images - JPEG images complying to Design rule for Camera File System, RAW images printable, Movies cannot be printed
- DPOF: Digital Print Order Format
- DPOF - Version 1.1 compatible
- Customization
- Custom Functions - 11 Custom Functions with 34 settings settable with the camera
- Camera User Settings - Not provided
- Power Source
- Battery - Battery Pack LP-E8 x 1 (With the AC Adapter Kit ACK-E8, AC power is possible, With BG-E8, two battery packs (LP-E8) can be used. Or six size-AA/LR6 batteries can be used)
- Battery Check - Automatic battery level check when power is turned ON; Battery level indicated in one of four levels on LCD monitor
- Power Saving - Provided. [Auto power off] settable to 30 sec., 1 min., 2 min., 4 min., 8 min., or 15 min
- Date/Time Battery - Built-in secondary battery. When fully-charged, the date/time can be maintained for about three months
- Start-up Time - Approx. 0.1 sec. (Based on CIPA testing standards)
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- 2 zippered side pockets
- Carry handle
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- Inside Package
- EOS Rebel T3 body, EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens, Eyecup Ef, wide strap, interface cable, AV cable, battery pack, battery charger, EOS digital solution disc and instruction manuals, "Great Photography is Easy" and "Do More with Macro" booklets, Deluxe Gadget Bag, 8GB SD Card


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AWOL : In America, it is increasingly the case that the people who make, support, or protest military policy have no military experience. As the authors assert in this groundbreaking work, the gap between the "all-volunteer military" and the rest of us is widening, and our country faces a dangerous lack of understanding between those in power and those who defend our way of life.
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Roozbeh Shirazi
TC degree, program and concentration: Ph.D., CIE/Political Science
Geographical focus: Jordan, Iran, Middle East.
Advisors: Ofelia Garcia and Charles Tilly
Previous graduate school experience: M.A. in CIE from Teachers College
Research and scholarly interests:Educational Issues in the Middle East; Political Identity Formation; Politicization of Humanitarian Assistance; Diaspora Communities; Participatory Politics; Schools as Public Space; Contemporary Iranian Politics; Political Reform in the Middle East; Social Movements; Immigration and Education.
Recent presentations/publications:
Shirazi, R. (2007). The pen, sword, and blindfold: US support for Islamic Education in Afghanistan from World War II to Post-Taliban Reconstruction. The New Centennial Review Volume 7, Issue 2. Michigan State University Press. (forthcoming)
Shirazi, R. (2007). Chapter 4-Afghanistan in Gupta, A. Ed. "Going to School in South Asia: The Global School Room", Volume 4 in Semel, S. and Sadovnik, A. Eds. Schooling Around the World Series. Greenwood Press.
Shirazi, R. & Mossayeb, S. (2006). Education and emigration: the case of the Iranian-American community. Current Issues in Comparative Education: 9:1. http://www.tc.columbia.edu/cice
Shirazi, R. (2006, March). Pluralism of Identities, Exclusion, or National Unity? A Comparison of Muslim Communities and State Education in France and Germany. Conference Paper. Steinhardt School of Education. New York University. New York, NY. http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/international/states/shirazi.pdf
Shirazi, R. (2007, April).Going to School In South Asia: The Global School Room. Ed. Amita Gupta. Greenwood Press. 2007. Book Talk. Teachers College, Columbia University. New York.
Shirazi, R. (2006, December). Education and emigration: The case of the Iranian-American Community. Invited Presentation on article in issue dedicated to immigration and education. Current Issues in Comparative Education (CICE): Journal Launch for Volume 9, Issue 1. Teachers College, Columbia University New York.
Shirazi, R. (2005, October). Islamic Education in Afghanistan: Revisiting America's Role. Paper Presented at the 29eme Colloque International de l'AFEC: Éducation, Religion, Laicité. Association Francophone d'Éducation Comparée (AFEC). Paris, France.
Shirazi, R. (2005, March). Iranians and the Persian Speaking Community in New York: A Socio-Linguistic Survey. Paper Presented at the 2nd Annual Conference on the Iranian Diaspora organized by Iranian Alliances Across Borders (IAAB) at College Park, MD.
Awards/grants: Spencer Dissertation Research Training Grant (2007-2008); Teachers College OPR Fellowship (2007-2008); Teachers College Minority Scholarship (2005-2006); Elihu Rose Fellowship (2004-2005).
Something special about your TC experience: Teachers College attracts brilliant and dynamic students and faculty. As part of the community, we supplement learning in classes with access to leading scholars, policy makers, and world leaders. There is a spirit of camaraderie and support among students that eases the occasionally turbulent passage through graduate school.


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Using the outcomes from Rio +20:
Ideas and allies to work with
in One World Week Events:
The Rio+20 Summit took place in June: Representatives from around the world gathered in Brazil for this UN Summit on environment and development to plan how to take sustainable development forward.
The outcome of the summit has been met with almost universal disappointment; responses from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and other members of the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition can be found on the SCCC website, here.
The disappointing outcome makes it all the more important that we involve people NOW in finding ways to share resources justly with people across the world and ensure that our planet can offer a future to succeeding generations.
OWW Sharing Destiny events can play a part in mobilising ideas and action
In the run up to Rio+20, the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition organised Rio Connection events all over the UK. It would be great to get these people involved in your OWW events. SCC's website has a map locating people who are interested in taking action. You can find out here whether there is anyone you could contact in your local area. You could also look at the list of SCC members (their logos are on the bottom of SCC's web pages) and then find out if any have local branches or groups near you.
Local groups of National Organisations worth contacting:
Fairtrade Town groups have been encouraged to get involved with OWW this year. You can consult a list of Fairtrade Town groups and see if there is one near you.
Likewise the World Development Movement is encouraging its local groups to set up events in OWW. Find WDM local groups near you, here.
WDM has a film, Growing Change, about how Venezuelans are developing their food security. WDM may be able to offer speakers for events, too.
What kind of economy do we need: Green or Greedy? Consider the issues here.
WDM has some excellent materials discussing what type of Green Economy would meet the needs of poor people which look at issues of justice as well as environmental sustainability. A report from the Asian Movementsoffers us a perspective from environmental and anti-poverty groups in Asia of what they would like to see. You can read it here
Together, we can fulfil our vision of "People working together to build a just, peaceful and sustainable world".
Call For Climate Action
For the love of each other, this spring, we are standing with over 100 organisations to call for climate action for the sake of all the things that matter most.
For the love of the food on our plates. For the love of our global neighbours. For the Love of Somerset, the Arctic and the Great Barrier Reef. For the love of country walks and Britain's beautiful seasons.
For the love of all the things we care about, we're taking climate change seriously. And we're not alone.
It's time to stand up, for the love of each other, and demand action.
Will you share what you love? (www.fortheloveof.org.uk)
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Allen tried to jam the te and missed allowing the te a free release to the flat...
Steelers 2014 Draft
1--Justin Gilbert CB Oklahoma State
2--Jordan Matthews WR Vanderbilt
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3B--C.J. Fiedorwicz TE Iowa
4--Jordan Tripp ILB Montana
5--Brent Urban DE Virginia
6--Michael Schofield OT Michigan
7--Kadeem Edwards OG Tennessee State
Foote is no all pro, but players more culpable in the loss include:
- The running backs
- Charlie Batch
- Legursky and the entire offensive line
Somewhere well below this is Larry Foote.
1.15) Ra'Shede Hageman - DE
2.46) Jason Verrett - CB
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3.118 ) Brandon Coleman - WR
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Architecture Minnesota
The Magazine of AIA Minnesota
Annual Residential Issue
May – June 2007
Vol. 33 No. 3
May/June 2007 Press Release
33 2006 AIA Minnesota Honor Awards: Residential
We conclude our Honor Awards coverage with the four residential winners—three of which were accomplished for a modest sum. Budget-conscious architecture enthusiasts, take heart!
Mod Little House on the Prairie: Arado weeHouse page 34
By Thomas Fisher, Assoc. AIA
Extreme Makeover: West Side Apartment page 36
By Mason Riddle
Shaking Things Up: House Extension page 40
By Nancy A. Miller
Lake Effect: Loon's Nest page 44
By Glenn Gordon
46 Ramblin' On
By Nancy A. Miller and Frank Edgerton Martin
"Once maligned as ubiquitous and lacking character, the midcentury rambler is, today, an increasingly hot commodity," writes Nancy A. Miller. Surveying the trend, Miller spoke with two young design-professional couples who have embraced the rambler aesthetic.
Downsizing, in Style page 54
By Camille LeFevre
Architect Bruce Knutson and wife Terry renovate a 1962 Prairie Style rambler after years in a large Tudor home.
Open Wide page 58
By Camille LeFevre
With the help of SALA Architects, a Stillwater-area couple opens their rambler to views of the surrounding landscape.
61 Made for the Shade
By Camille LeFevre
What better place to sit back and relax than a good screen porch? An Eau Claire, Wisconsin, family and a Birchwood couple spared no expense to create their own backyard retreats.
Departments & Directories
7 Editor's Note
13 Culture Crawl compiled by Emily Dowd
Need inspiration for revamping your home? Or just a fun weekend activity? Check out these spring and summer home tours.
15 Speed Reading by Kristie Nelson-Neuhaus
Simplifying your life begins at home, and The Simple Home authors Sarah Nettleton and Frank Edgerton Martin have some great ideas.
17 Notebook by Phillip Glenn Koski, AIA
Our roving reporter quizzes Metropolis editor in chief Susan Szenasy on sustainable design in the U.S., magazine publishing, and Al Franken.
21 Studio by Phillip Glenn Koski, AIA
Mark Larson and Jean Rehkamp Larson have found a home for their architecture practice in the heart of Minneapolis' Linden Hills neighborhood.
25 Platform by Susan Andre, Allied AIA
FORECAST Public Artworks hits on a new, high-profile venue for public art: the windows of downtown buildings under construction or renovation.
29 Material Matters by Nancy A. Miller
Who knew green could look this good? A new museum exhibition showcases high-design, eco-friendly materials and furnishings for the home.
166 Place
Regional photographer Chris Faust discovers a classic rambler nestled in a not-so-traditional setting.
99 Directory of AIA Minnesota Firms
142 Index of Firms by Building Type
149 Directory of AIA Minnesota Firms
164 Credits
165 Advertising Index
On the Cover
Rob and Judy Grundstrom Residence, Minneapolis
Photographer: Don Wong
Mission Statement
Architecture Minnesota, the primary public outreach tool of the American Institute of Architects Minnesota, is published to inform the public about architecture designed by AIA Minnesota members and to communicate the spirit and value of quality architecture to both the public and the membership.


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StigmaBusting Network and Alerts
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ALERT: Minnesota Governor Calls Suicide Action of "Weak-Minded"
In an interview with Playboy magazine Governor Ventura said that he did not read books by Ernest Hemingway because the writer killed himself. He went on to say, "I've seen too many people fight for their lives. I have no respect for anyone who would kill himself. If you're a feeble, weak-minded person to begin with, I don't have time for you."
At Harvard University yesterday Governor Ventura was asked about his remarks. He replied, "I don't have sympathy, is what my feelings are on suicide. . . .To me it's something that doesn't have to happen if people take a positive attitude on life like I do."
NAMI issued the following press release in response to Governor Ventura's remarks:
Governor Jesse Ventura's lack of sympathy for persons driven by brain disorders to commit suicide stands as an example of the ignorance and stigma that still needs to be overcome in American society in the treatment of mental illness.
We expect more of public leaders. Governor Ventura needs to apologize to the nation for his remarks and demonstrate new awareness and support for people who need help instead of contempt for a no-fault disorder that destroys lives.
Send your NAMI StigmaBuster message to:
Governor Jesse Ventura, 130 State Capitol, St. Paul MN 55155
ALERT: Mensa Needs Educating
NAMI has written a letter to Mensa, the organization that (for a fee) tests applicants for high IQs for membership. The reason for the letter and this alert are the "Christmas Carols for the Psychiatrically Challenged" found on the Eastern North Carolina Web site as follows:
Christmas Carols for the Psychiatrically Challenged
[author unknown - appeared in e-mail in 1998]
The Mensa response to a NAMI letter was posted on the Mensa Web site as follows:
"The NAMI - National Alliance for the Mentally Ill StigmaBusters says this 'is NOT humorous, but rather offensive and hurtful. [see letter] "No offense or hurt has ever been intended by the posting of this satirical piece. Some Mensans (and/or their relatives) have these psychaitric disorders, too. [for example, see The Affective Friends Special Interest Group of American Mensans (High intelligence is itself stigmatized by people who don't (or won't) understand. Many Mensans have mental disorders, and/or have family members with these problems. For example, the Affective Friends Special Interest Group of American Mensa is 'designed to be a support group for Mensans who have an affective disorder, know someone who does, or who work in the mental health field.' A high IQ does not equal perfection. [But we know how to laugh at ourselves]."
NAMI commends Mensa's Affective Friends Support Group and their announcement of the Depression Day Free Screening during Mental Illness Awareness week. However, it is obvious that they do not know much about these devastating brain disorders.
Let's educate Mensa! Email your passionate, informative letters to: Amy White, Eastern North Carolina Mensa where this posting appeared: http://menc.iqhost.com/images/menc_rwb.gif and cc their national headquarters: firstname.lastname@example.com
ALERT: N-Sync Video Perpetuates Stigma
Based on your reports about the N-Sync Video, set in a padded cell of a hospital psychiatric unit, with the group wearing straitjackets, singing "I Go Crazy Over You," a NAMI letter was sent to the Producer and to MTV. They have been putting off our follow-up telephone calls and it's time to call them to task for this most offensive portrayal of persons with mental illness.
Please send your letters to:
Mr. Doug Brown,
7648 Southland Blvd. Suite 105,
Orlando, Florida 32809
(407) 826-9100
and to
MTV Network,
N-Sync Video,
1515 Broadway,
New York, NY l0036
(212) 258-8000
Your letters will reinforce the NAMI letter letting them know the dehumanizing and hurtful nature of this video which fuels the pervasive stigma against all persons with a severe mental illness.
For your TV watching on Monday, November 8, l999:
In response to NAMI StigmaBusters, Judge Mills Lane will apologize for his insensitive response to a person with severe depression. Check your local schedule for the time and station of this syndicated series.
As you know, your passionate letters melted Nestle USA. Nestle has discontinued the offensive names "Psycho Sam," "Loony Jerry" and "Weird Wally" on Tangy Taffy bars.
Thanks to your reports about the American Greetings Online Birthday Card which opens with 'Sometimes I think I am schizophrenic"and continues with hurtful, offensive language and animation, American Greetings' CEO responded with an apology and withdrawal of this offensive online card.
Thank you for your continued support and letters, which do work!
New! Receive stigma alerts via e-mail! Click here to learn how you can join NAMI's stigma alert list to receive regular stigma alerts.
We look forward to hearing from you!
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While we all know that textbook best practices don't always work in the real world, there are some best practices that really do make a difference. With this in mind, I have chosen these Five Tips for Managing VMware vSphere 5.0. The first two tips are applicable to previous versions of vSphere as well, but they are so important and come up so often that I believe they deserve mention here. The last three are for specific features that are new to vSphere 5.0.
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Women's Studies
Visit the Women's and Gender Studies Web site for more information. Download a fact sheet about SLU's women's and gender studies degree.
Overview: Women's and gender studies is a field that integrates knowledge from a variety of perspectives to study the situations of women in different world cultures and in different ethnic groups within the United States with a focus on today and with attention to the historical contributions of women in building nations and cultures.
Curriculum: Students in women's and gender studies have an interest in women, gender, ethics, families and communities. Women's and gender studies students learn skills designed to help them build communities, develop policies, and understand social relationships. Women's and gender studies students are flexible and articulate. Courses pays particular attention to the intersection of issues of ethnicity, class and sex and explore how differences between men and women structure our society. Many students are double majors. Both male and female students pursue majors and certificates in women's and gender studies.
Careers in the Field: Students seek graduate work in a variety of fields including the law. Some majors and certificate students go on to masters or doctoral work in women's and gender studies. Students pursue careers in social service agencies, government, corporations and other institutions that serve women.
About the Faculty: Faculty are drawn from the College of Arts & Sciences and include 45 faculty who teach courses in the humanities and social sciences on gender issues. The Director of Women's and Gender Studies Program is Dr. Penny Weiss.
Internship Opportunities: All students participate in a capstone course in which they complete a project under the supervision of an individual faculty. In this course students have the experience of working one on one with a faculty member who provides special opportunities for mentoring and professional development.


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Web application firewalls have become the central platform for protecting applications against all online threats including technical Web attacks, business logic attacks, and online fraud. Web application firewalls understand Web usage and validate input to stop dangerous attacks like SQL injection, XSS, and directory traversal. They block scanners and virtually patch vulnerabilities. And they rapidly evolve to prevent new attacks and to keep critical applications safe. Because Web application firewalls are strategic, every organization must carefully evaluate the products' security, management, and deployment capabilities. This paper explains in detail the 10 features that every Web application firewall should provide.
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PyleWiki is a WikiClone written entirely in Python that allows a group of people to collaboratively edit a tree of webpages using nothing but their browser and a simple, text-based markup language. This particular WikiClone has a few extensions to the original: attachments to pages, user authentication (primitive), and the use of templates for page styling among others.
Taglog is designed for anyone who spends most of their day sitting at a computer, working on various projects. You can make notes about what you do, as you go along, associating them with the projects you work on. At the end of the week you can produce a report of how your time was spent, broken down by project for booking purposes. You can view previous entries, by date, or by project. You can enter the actions you intend to take, associate them with a project, and mark them as active, or complete.
Vanilla is a WikiClone written in REBOL. It is useful for collaboratively working on projects, tracking todo items, managing adresses, and creating Web logs. All page editing takes place in the browser. Vanilla features a simple templating system, a full-featured user and session management system, and an extension architecture for writing simple Web applications in REBOL.
Monaural Jerk is a journal or "weblog" system that allows single or multiple authors to easily post content to a Web site. Many standard weblog features have already been implemented including organization of content into (multiple) categories, pagination, calendar-based navigation, "edit this page", "send this to a friend", searching, syndication, and more.
MyHeadlines is module that adds syndicated headline functionality to any PHP and MySQL-based website. Your users may subscribe to multiple RSS feeds from a fully categorized database of over 1,000 sources. It was previously a PHPNuke/PostNuke Addon, but can now be integrated with any Web site.
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MOUNT VERNON Surrounded by Death A History Mystery will be the topic of the next Brown Bag Chat noon on Halloween, Oct. 31, at the Public Library of Mount Vernon and Knox County, on Halloween.
You walk the streets of the city and find Death has crossed every threshold. What could be causing everyone around you to die? Can it be stopped? See if you can follow the clues and solve the mysteries in order to stop the death and despair in this real-life detective story from history led by Knox County Health Department Educator Mike Whitaker.
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This beer is a Kristallweizen, I'm not sure if it's the same beer as the other Sound example listed here, but it seems likely.
Served in straight pint glass. poured a bright, clean, clear golden-yellow color with over a half-inch of white head that dissipated very quickly and left minimal lacing.
While there was the expected wheat and yeast aromas, they completely overwhelmed by a strong ham scent. Yup, ham. There was also a bit of a smoky note as well. On the tongue, again, the expected wheat played a very minor role, this time due to an almost overpoweringly strong presence of bubblegum, banana and clove. While those features were to be expected, I don't think they should be so strong as to hide the base grain and yeast aspects of the beer.
The body was good, clean, dry and refreshing. Drinkability will depend on your tolerance of bubblegum, banana and clove. Overall a nice brew that's worth a shot if you see it, but it's a bit odd, due to the smoky ham aroma and strong bubblegum flavor.
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A: Poured a glowing yellowish orange color with a nice whote cap, bubbles and lacing
S: Big wheat and a little citrus. Pretty straightforward.
T: Big wheat presence upfront, a heavy wheat at that. Some light clove with big fruity citrus botes on this
M: Medium bodied, heavier on the palate than I expected
O: Tasty, drinkable and robust version of a lighter beer but tasty and well done
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This week, I discuss the PK Subban contract, Cory Conacher's emergence in Tampa Bay, Travis Hamonic, the most overrated NHLers, and more.
1. The PK Subban contract is a major win for Montreal and GM Marc Bergevin. And here we thought the bridge contract was dead? Subban's two year deal creates a "bridge" between his rookie deal and a big pay day (hence the name). Because of Kevin Lowe's summer of madness a few years ago (Dustin Penner and Tomas Vanek offer sheets), teams have started to shell out big money and lots of years for unproven young talent. Montreal didn't want to go that route with Subban, and they ultimately got their way.
If Subban plays the next few years like Montreal expects he will, he will be rewarded handsomely with a large contract extension – one that he earned. Subban gets the acclaim and attention for his infectious personality and dynamic skating ability, but his defensive play is what will really provide value to Montreal. He eats up tough minutes, plays with a physical edge, and is phenomenal at breaking the puck out of the defensive zone, either by skating it out or finding an open man on the outlet.
He does have to win back his teammates after the contract dispute, though.
And now it is time to make good on all of his hard summer training.
2. Although he has only one point start the 2013 season, Brendan Smith has been very good for the Red Wings. It isn't easy to make the jump from the AHL to the NHL, and it is even more difficult to make the jump from the AHL to a top four blue line spot in the NHL. Smith is averaging close to 20 minutes per contest, playing in all situations. In typical Detroit fashion they are exercising a lot of patience with their young players.
The offense from Smith will come soon – young defensemen typically take a bit longer than young forwards to become fantasy relevant, as they are told to take care of their own end before worrying too much about goals and assists.
3. I have been hyping up Cory Conacher for the better part of two years now, but even I didn't think he would be this good this soon for the lightning. The diminutive winger has been an offensive catalyst at both even strength and on the power play, and his story is an inspiration to both undersized players (Conacher is 5-8 and barely 180 pounds) and those who battle diabetes.
4. Another undersized forward who is surpassing my expectations for him this season – Montreal rookie Brendan Gallagher. His story, like Conacher's, is a great one. You really couldn't get a more perfect fit for him than Montreal – he plays such a similar game to Habs captain Brian Gionta – Gallagher is tough, tenacious, and he has a wicked-quick release on his wrist shot.
I scooped him up in my keeper league a few days ago, and if he is sent back to the AHL I can stash him on my farm. I don't expect either of those will happen any time soon, though.
Gallagher's size will remain an issue. NHL.com is listing him at five-foot-nine and 163 pounds, but he's done considerable work with his father in the weight room over the past couple of summers and he looks heftier than that. He maintains that he's 180 pounds.
He also believes that he plays his same fearless, buzz-saw style. Giants fans became accustomed to Gallagher worming his way out of many a dog pile around the net, a massive grin always plastered across his face.
"It'll probably always be something people talk about," said Gallagher.
5. Now that NHL hockey has returned, many hockey fans once again turn a blind eye to the AHL. For shrewd poolies, however, this is the time to really begin evaluating AHL talent. Now that the NHL players who spent the lockout in the AHL are gone, look to see who is making the most of the increased ice time and offensive opportunities.
A few names to keep an eye on:
Linden Vey – Manchester. A skilled offensive player in the Kings system, Vey is a few years off from making an NHL impact. But he has significant upside.
Jason Zucker – Houston. A do-it-all forward for the Wild, Zucker will be a great role player to the likes of Granlund, Parise, Coyle, and Koivu down the road. Think Ryan Callahan if you want a comparable.
Mike Sgarbossa – Lake Erie. Recently got the call up to Colorado, he is small but very skilled. And his production is especially impressive as a first-year pro in what was a very good AHL league for the first few months of the season.
6. Travis Hamonic is an absolute beast. On Tuesday night, he logged 25 minutes against the Penguins while playing with an injured ankle. He reminds me of Brent Seabrook, but I think he has the potential to be even nastier defensively. Hamonic loves to throw his weight around and he's a great skater for his size. Has the upside to develop into a rock-solid two-way defenseman capable of playing on any team's top pairing.
7. I really enjoyed the first episode of this season's 'Oil Change.' The show follows Edmonton around on and off the ice, and this episode focused on the quartet that dominated in Oklahoma City during the lockout – Schultz, Hall, Eberle, and Nugent-Hopkins. Outside of being phenomenal ice hockey players, they eat and play Call of Duty. Sounds a lot like what I did at the age of 20 and 21 (with the odd university class mixed in).
The show also goes behind the scenes to provide a look at the coaching staff, management, scouts, and more. It isn't too in depth and doesn't reveal any proprietry information that Edmonton uses, but it is always great to get a glimpse into how a pro hockey team is run.
Here is a link to watch the entire first episode for this season.
8. An early season update on some Eastern Conference sleeper picks I selected last summer.
Matt Donovan – Donovan remains with Bridgeport in the AHL. He's having a really strong season there, but the Islanders probably won't call him up unless the injury bug strikes.
Jakob Silfverberg – he has looked pretty good for a rookie, but has only one goal and no assists in seven games. He is adjusting to the NHL. I'd expect the production to come in 2013-14, but I wouldn't hold out hope for too much this year (especially now with Jason Spezza out).
Matt Frattin – what a difference a year makes. Frattin's hard work is paying off in a huge way. He has clicked with Nazem Kadri and the duo are supplying the bulk of Toronto's secondary offense right now. Frattin is a really fun player to watch – I love how hard he takes the puck to the net every chance he gets.
Mark Barberio – Sami Salo and Matt Carle have taken two spots away from the young defensemen in Tampa Bay, so Barberio is biding his time in the AHL right now. I am still very high on his offensive upside.
Erik Gustafsson – 14 points in 26 AHL games, but he has missed the last six weeks with an injury (and it will keep him out of the AHL All-Star Game). He'll be up in Philly soon.
So the three defensemen I tabbed are still in the AHL. But at least they are all playing well, right?
9. And the same with a few of my Western Conference sleeper picks.
Cody Eakin – he has been the most consistent Stars forward this season, and has seen a lot of ice time in the absence of Jamie Benn (and now Derek Roy). Eakin isn't a high-end skill player but he does everything well. He's going to be a very good (and productive) player for a while.
Roman Josi – so far, not so good (from an offensive standpoint). Josi has no points this season (as of Friday morning), but he is averaging over 24 minutes a night per contest. A huge jump up from the ice time/role he saw last season. If he keeps playing that much, the production will soon follow.
Cam Atkinson – was playing great hockey before the ankle injury. Sounds like he is going to miss a few weeks.
Brendan Smith – only one assist in six games (again, as of Friday morning). Like Josi, Smith is adjusting to playing significiant minutes on an NHL blueline. The production will come, but often times these young defensemen need to learn how to balance playing hard every shift with conserving energy. Jumping up from a lower level league to 20-25 minutes a night in the NHL is not easy to do, especially against the best players in the world.
Mikkel Boedker – five points in seven games for the speedy winger. The major reason has been the fact that he is seeing a lot of ice time. Boedker is averaging close to 20 minutes a contest. In his first four years in the league, his average ice time per game was 15, eight, 11, and 13 minutes, respectively.
10. Who is going to score 50 goals first – Taylor Hall or Nail Yakupov? I have little doubt that each of them is going to hit that total at least once in their respective careers.
11. If you were Washington GM George McPhee, what would you do right now? You completely turned your offensively-skilled team into a two-way/checking squad (or at least attempted to) with poor results. Your star players are all struggling, and it doesn't seem to matter which coach is sending them the message. Do you give it some more time? Blow it up? Is Ovechkin even tradeable at this point? He has looked better since moving to the left wing, but he is still playing far below the level he was at a few years ago.
I caught some of the game on Friday, and the Caps highlight package for Ovechkin included a shot on goal, a bad penalty taken, and a blocked shot. The announcers were praising his "involvement level." How things have changed....
12. Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry are both scheduled to become free agents this summer. Through five games (all of my stats/numbers for this post are from Friday morning), they have combined for nine points. Not great, but not terrible, either.
Do they stick around in Anaheim? Do they go somewhere as a package deal? The Leafs have been rumoured to be after each/both of them for a few years now. Getzlaf makes a lot of sense there, as does Perry. Although Perry would fit in on 30 teams (he may have trouble making friends if he joined Vancouver, Los Angeles, Phoenix, or Dallas, though).
Anaheim will need some indication by the trade deadline - there is no way they can risk losing both of them for nothing next summer. Might as well change their name to the Anaheim Bobby Ryan's (provided he doesn't want a trade out of town again).
13. I could see the Phoenix situation dragging on for another year or so, which is too bad for all parties involved. I have some good friends in the desert who are diehard fans, and it isn't fair to them to have to go through this. Selfishly I love going to Pheonix as a destination, and Coyotes games are always an attraction.
But from a logical/fiscal/common sense perspective... it is way past the point of enough is enough. Greg Jamison couldn't raise a dime of the remaining funds he needed to buy the team. What does that tell you about investor's confidence in the team? It also shows how hard Glendale/Phoenix were hammered by the recession – one of the hardest hit areas in the country. Seattle won't have an arena ready for two years, and Key Arena isn't fit for hockey. Quebec City's arena won't be ready for a while, either. So it looks like the waiting game will continue....
14. Tomas Vanek currently leads the NHL in scoring with 15 points (as of Friday morning). A notoriously streaky producer, Vanek probably couldn't sustain an Art Ross-like scoring pace over 82 games. But what about 48? I'd think for a second before selling high on him. A great example of the randomness that a shortened season will introduce.
15. Colorado's overpayment of Paul Stastny a few years ago has really hurt them in the O'Reilly negotiations. He clearly outplayed Stastny last year, but the Avalanche aren't offering him close to the $6+ million that Stastny brings in. And the situations were pretty similar - Stastny signed his new deal righ after his entry-level rookie deal expired. It wasn't like he was approaching UFA age and the Avalanche had to give him his big pay day.
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Music has always played an important role in Film and Television, creating memorable moments both on the silver screen and at home. Here are a few picks from our favorite Film and TV Soundtracks!
2010 Jersey Shore
The reality phenomenon Jersey Shore is a series that follows eight housemates spending their summers together, in the first season at the Jersey Shore and the second in Miami Beach. See the Enrique Iglesias video for "I Like It" featuring the cast of Jersey Shore.
Friday Night Lights
The series based on the 2004 film and 1990 book of the same name, Friday Night Lights, began in 2007. The second volume of the soundtrack released this year features White Rabbits' "Percussion Gun."
Get Him To The Greek
The 2010 comedy Get Him To The Greek stars Jonah Hill and Russell Brand, who also stars in the video from the soundtrack, Infant Sorrow's "Just Say Yes."
Iron Man 2
The Iron Man 2 soundtrack is a compilation of all AC/DC songs that are featured throughout the film.
Twilight Eclipse
The third installment in the Twilight Saga based on Stephenie Meyer's popular book series features the lead single by Muse, "Neutron Star Collision (Love Is Forever)" as well as songs by Metric, Cee-lo Green, The Bravery, Florence and the Machine, Vampire Weekend and more.
2009 Glee
Since it's debut in 2009, Glee has become on of the most popular television series on the air and has pushed six new songs into the Hot 100 almost every week that a new episode airs.
Slumdog Millionaire
The 2009 Best Picture winner Slumdog Millionaire also won Best Original Score and Best Original song for A.R. Rahman's work on the musical.
2008 True Blood
HBO's vampire series True Blood features the song "Bad Things" by country singer Jace Everett in its main titles.
2006 The Hills
The reality series The Hills follows the personal lives of former Laguna Beach star Lauren Conrad and her friends' lives in Los Angeles. The series features licensed songs throughout each episode and Natasha Bedingfield's "Unwritten" serves as a theme.
2004 House
The medical drama House first aired in 2004 to the theme of the electronic group Massive Attack's "Teardrop."
2003 The O.C.
The theme to the teen drama The O.C. was Phantom Planet's "California," featured on the first of six compilation albums. A re-recording appeared on the fifth compilation.
2002 8 Mile
The soundtrack for the semi-autobiographical film 8 Mile by Eminem featured the Academy Award winning track "Lose Yourself" as well as other songs by the rapper and various artists.
2001 Shrek
The hit 2001 animated film Shrek featured a song by "Who Let The Dogs Out" band Baha Men, titled "Best Years Of Our Lives."
2000 Malcom in the Middle
The dysfunctional family comedy Malcolm in the Middle features the They Might Be Giants song "Boss of Me" for the opening title theme.
1998 Armageddon
1998's summer blockbuster Armageddon featured an original power ballad by Aerosmith, "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing." The album includes other tracks from the band, as well as other rockers Journey, ZZ Top, Bob Seger, Jon Bon Jovi, Patty Smyth and Our Lady Peace.
1995 Empire Records
The 1995 cult-classic following a group of record store employees over the course of a day was initially a box office flop, but launched the careers of many of its actors including Renee Zellwegger, Liv Tyler and Ethan Embry.
1993 Benny & Joon
The 1993 romantic comedy Benny & Joon popularized the song "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)" by Scottish identical twins The Proclaimers.
1988 The Wonder Years
Joe Cocker's cover of the Beatles' "With A Little Help From My Friends" was the theme song for The Wonder Years, the classic coming of age series starring Fred Savage.
1985 Weird Science
The 1985 John Hughes film Weird Science featured the Oingo Boingo song of the same name. The 1994 television series based on the movie also features the song as its theme.
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Our room floor was so dirty that we would have black feet after 5 mins of walking around in it, loads of bugs and rooms resembled a prison cell the whole place needs a massive clean everything felt/was so dirty. Over priced for what you get, we're now paying 9 dollars more a night for a lovely apartment which really made us realise how terrible this place actually is.
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The hotel room was grotty, looked like it hadn't been cleaned.
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Staff, didn't empty the rubbish bins in my room or changed the bed linens from the moved out backpackers. The whole backpackers is totally run down. No cutains or blinds in my room.
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