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'The Deakin degree is an Australian Property Institute (API) accredited degree, which enables graduates to gain a Certified Practising Valuer (CPV) accreditation.'
Division of Student Administration (DSA)
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Tel 1300 334 733
|Award granted
|Bachelor of Property and Real Estate
|Offered at Burwood (Melbourne)
|Cloud (online)
|3 years full-time or part-time equivalent
|Next available intake
March (Trimester 1), July (Trimester 2), November (Trimester 3)
|Indicative annual fee 2015
|$9,793 - Commonwealth Supported Place (HECS)
|Faculty contacts
Faculty of Business and Law
|VTAC Codes
|1400514451 - Burwood (Melbourne), Commonwealth Supported Place (HECS)
1400614451 - Cloud (online), Commonwealth Supported Place (HECS)
|CRICOS course code
|Deakin course code
*For a helpful guide to courses and careers in business and law please refer to our Your Decision undergraduate careers guide [1.8MB]
The Bachelor of Property and Real Estate has core streams in property development, valuation and property market analysis with supporting units comprising business law, accounting, economic principles, and marketing.
Major sequences are available in management, marketing or sustainability.
The course aims to produce graduates prepared for a career in property development, property valuation, management and a wide array of property-related professions. The course has close links with professional bodies such as the Australian Property Industry (API) and the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and is well regarded by industry. Students in this course undertake 'real life' education with the focus placed on current issues and relevant topics in the property industry.
The course has received professional accreditation by the Australian Property Institute and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. Graduates will meet the academic requirements for membership as a Certified Practising Valuer.
Equivalent Full Time Student Load (EFTSL)
EFTSL is the standard annual full-time load. Eight credit points is the standard full time load for one year of study.
Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP)
A Commonwealth Supported Place is one for which the University receives some government funding. As such, students enrolled in these places are required to contribute only part of the cost of their course. To be eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place you must be an Australian or New Zealand citizen or holder of a permanent visa who will be residing in Australia for the duration of your unit/s of study.
* The "indicative annual course fee" cited has been provided as a guide only. It has been calculated on the basis of a typical enrolment of a student undertaking the course in 2015, and reflects the cost involved in undertaking a full-time quota of units within the specified discipline.
The actual fees charged by Deakin University will depend upon the discipline from which each individual unit is chosen, and may vary from the indicative course fee cited, particularly if units are chosen from a number of disciplines. The cost of each unit offered in 2015 can be viewed from the Unit Search.
Please note that the fees per unit/credit point may increase annually due to rises in the cost of course delivery and service.
Deakin assumes no responsibility for persons relying on "indicative course fees" to calculate the total future cost of their course.
Each level comprises 8 credit points. To satisfy the requirements for granting of the Bachelor of Property and Real Estate degree, a student must complete a course which includes units amounting to at least 24 credit points, of which at least 6 must be at level 3 and no more than 10 must be at level 1.
Students are required to complete 16 credit points of core units. A major sequence is available in either management, marketing or sustainability.
Refer to the details of each major sequence for availability.
Level 1
Trimester 1
|Communication for Academic Studies
|Introduction to Property
|Business Law
|Sustainable Construction
plus one elective unit
Trimester 2
|Economic Principles #
|Property Law and Practice
|Introduction to Property Development
|Accounting for Decision Making
#MAE101 is also available in Campus mode at Waterfront (Geelong) and in Cloud (online) mode in Trimester 1.
Level 2
Trimester 1
|Statutory Valuation
|Property Investment
|Property Economics
|Commercial Property Construction Studies
Trimester 2
|Property Management
|Advanced Property Development
|Marketing Management
plus one elective unit
Level 3
Trimester 1
|Advanced Property Analysis
plus three elective units
Trimester 2
|Advanced Property Valuation
plus three elective units
Other general elective units
|Creating Sustainable Futures
|Creating Sustainable Futures
The Business Scholars Program (BSP) is open to students of Commerce, Information Systems, Management, Property and Real Estate, Sport Management and Sport Development to recognise, reward and nurture high achieving students admitted to a business degree in the Faculty of Business and Law.
Please refer to the following link for further information: http://deakin.edu.au/buslaw/students/fin-support/business-scholars.php.
Deakin University offers admission to undergraduate courses through a number of admission categories.
In all categories of admission, selection is based primarily on academic merit as indicated by an applicant's previous academic record.
For more information on the Deakin Admissions Policy visit The Guide.
Applicants should have successfully completed VCE or equivalent. Refer to the VTAC Guide for the latest pre-requisite information www.vtac.edu.au
Those aged 21 or over on 1 January and who do not hold VCE or equivalent should apply under Alternative Admission. This category is open to those who do not satisfy normal entrance requirements, but can demonstrate relevant work or life experience.
The University aims to provide students with as much credit as possible for approved prior study or informal learning which exceeds the normal entrance requirements for the course and is within the constraints of the course regulations. Students are required to complete a minimum of one-third of the course at Deakin University, or four credit points, whichever is the greater. In the case of certificates, including graduate certificates, a minimum of two credit points within the course must be completed at Deakin.
You can also refer to the Credit for Prior Learning System which outlines the credit that may be granted towards a Deakin University degree.
Applications for Trimester 2 and Trimester 3 must be made directly to the University through the Applicant Portal. For information on the application process and closing dates, see the Apply web page. Please note that closing dates may vary for individual courses.
Graduates of this course may wish to pursue postgraduate study, specifically a Master of Business Administration or Master of Planning (or equivalent qualification), or (for Honours students) a Masters or PhD by research, subject to performance. Note to be eligible for entry into the Master of Business Administration, also requires students to have two years relevant work experience.


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Elephants bathe in the Okavango Delta. Photo: Corbis
On a mobile safari by boat, plane and truck, Helen Anderson witnesses the ecological extremes of marshes and salt pans.
The Okavango Delta hums at dawn. I imagined I would be woken by the comical sniggers of hippos, perhaps the hole-in-a-balloon squeal of elephants - we passed plenty yesterday in a slow boat - but instead I wake to the industrial-strength drone of a million wild bees. Everything is alive and busy in the half-light: Wamuka, our safari chef, is lifting hot muffins from a tin "oven" trunk laid on coals, coffee is brewing, the bees are at fever pitch and Ralph Bousfield is calling the greater honeyguides. "You'll love their scientific name, Indicator indicator," our safari leader says, pulling a hollow palm nut the size of a golf ball from his safari jacket and cupping it to his mouth. "The last of the great honey hunters showed me how to call."
Within a minute, his nut whistle has drawn a chatter of birds, which hover noisily overhead. The honeyguides are clearly agitated because instead of following them to the closest hive, which is what we've signalled we want, we're seated for breakfast, listening to one of Bousfield's inexhaustible supply of astonishing true stories of life, the universe and everything in Africa. The flutelike tune that settles over us, he says, is the echo of generations of African honey hunters who have summoned and followed the birds to honey, and the trigger for a remarkable inherited response among the birds, which act as guides so they can feed on bee larvae and wax in raided hives. The nut whistle, Bousfield adds with a boyish grin, has passed through an elephant, been eaten hollow by insects and is smeared in wax from the first hive it was used to raid.
The honey hunters and their aerial guides, like everything in Bousfield's orbit, coexist in exquisite balance and beautiful complexity. There are few places on Earth where the seesawing balance of life is more fascinating or the biological adaptations more incredible than in landlocked Botswana. In a land mass about the size of Texas, with a population of only 2 million, Botswana is a study in environmental extremes, dominated by the vast Kalahari Desert and the pristine waterways of the Okavango Delta.
Regarded as one of Africa's pre-eminent guides and favoured by khaki-clad A-listers and royalty, 50-year-old Bousfield is a force of nature: a fourth-generation African explorer with a deep and intuitive understanding of the continent's human history and cultures, an encyclopaedic knowledge of African ecosystems, a best-of-BBC storytelling technique and undeniable chisel-jawed, blue-eyed charisma.
Every outing is an unscripted adventure, so when you're marooned in the Okavango and Bousfield announces, "Let's take a short walk," the only thing you know for certain is it won't be short. ("I have a problem with timekeeping," he says. "The longest game drive I've taken was 16 hours - I had no idea.")
We follow the honeyguides for a while, but they soon grow impatient with our dawdling.
Within 200 metres of camp Bousfield has dodged flying dwarfs ("Ah! A couple of Peters's epauletted fruit bats, 3 o'clock") and pointed out everything we need to survive in style on the delta: berries from the russet bushwillow for tea; sunscreen from the aptly named fruit of the sausage tree; a pizza oven in an old termite mound; a root powder for efficient depilation; medicinal fever berries that also stun fish for fail-safe hunting; hallucinogenic seeds; marula nuts with eight times the vitamin C of oranges; and a natural laundry powder. No one's timekeeping when we begin a game of elephant-poo petanque on a lawn mown by hippos.
Our mobile safari began with an aerial view of the delta in a six-seat Cessna, from the gateway town of Maun to a dirt airstrip near Moremi Game Reserve in the delta. "The traditional notion of a safari was a mobile expedition of hunters and explorers of 90 days or more," Bousfield says as we pile into one of the open-sided customised LandCruisers used by his Uncharted Africa Safari Company. "We're the last of the small, family-owned safari operations in Africa, and this is about the closest you can still get to the original idea."
Bousfield and his nephew John Barclay, who manages Uncharted Africa's mobile safaris, are immediately cheered when a ground hornbill flashes its white wing tips - a sure sign of a good safari. We encounter three of the big five (elephants, buffalo, a pair of frisky leopards) before we reach our just-pitched camp on the shore of Xini lagoon, but it's the smaller, less-obvious creatures that are the most compelling. As we bump along there are stories about klepto-parasites and the secret life of harvest ants, the lekking "dance-offs" among male antelopes and the endorphin-fuelled trade that motivates baboon grooming. We're a little high on endorphins ourselves when we arrive at a lantern-lit camp, with comfortable tents (wrought-iron beds, good linen, hot showers, flushing loos) and a table under the stars bearing a three-course meal of Botswana beef, South African wine, home-baked bread and chocolate tart. The hippos splash and chuckle all night.
Bed tea is delivered at dawn but we're not the first on the road. "Leopard tracks," Bousfield says at a glance, "and hyena heading the other way." Soon we're not so much game spotting ("a pair of wattled crane at 2 o'clock", "three female giraffes ahead", "magnificent male kudu at 3 o'clock") as glued to a series of soap operas. We hold our breath during a violent showdown between three male hippos, and follow a lioness, blind in one eye and limping badly, to a den where two hungry cubs wait. There will be no happy ending for them.
After a few nights under canvas, our team packs up without trace - not even ash is left behind - and we head deeper into the delta for a night in little white mozzie-net tents. All day a boatman named Luke steers a slow course through the delta's labyrinth of papyrus-fringed canals, stopping when elephants wade past and when we spy seven shy sitatungas, the rarely seen swimming antelopes adapted to living on reed pontoons. We eat lunch as the elephants do - half-submerged in pure, filtered water - though we're sitting on camp chairs propped in a shallow sandy lee, tiny fish nibbling on our legs.
Just before dusk we follow squadrons of birds heading to a roosting island. Noisy as a nightclub, the trees writhe with bills and feathers: great white egrets, night herons, black herons, sacred ibis, spoonbills, reed cormorants, darters - hundreds of birds. Silhouetted in the sunset, a pair of marabou storks mate briefly, then rest with long bills entwined, oblivious to their unruly bed mates. It's dark when we pull ashore at our roost: an enchanted forest clearing of strangler figs and ebony and sausage trees. Lantern light throws elephant-shaped shadows on a long table dressed with white linen and silver and on our sugar-cube tents beyond, all as improbable as a fairytale.
Almost as improbable is the passage the next day from the delta to Botswana's mighty desert. Uncharted Africa has four camps on the Makgadikgadi salt pans, "on the edge of the largest expanse of nothingness on Earth", Bousfield says with relish. This is his spiritual home, the place where his late father, Jack, a legendary hunter and pioneer, brought his wife and five young children in 1962. "Here he discovered the remoteness of his childhood in Tanzania," Bousfield says, "and he lived here alongside the Bushmen, the most incredible hunters and trackers, with an unbelievably intimate connection to their environment."
Ralph, the youngest, grew up on safari with his father, mainly in the Kalahari, though the family had a home in the closest town, where his mother ran the country's first wildlife orphanage. ("We grew up with animals," he says in understatement - even when sent to boarding school in Pretoria, Ralph took two spotted hyena with him.) The family's sixth generation in Africa - Ralph's son, Jack - was eight weeks old when he joined his first safari this year.
The Bushmen, known for their melodic language punctuated by four clicks, have a complex kinship system, and Bousfield is regarded as family by a community that lives close to the eccentric and wonderful Jack's Camp, established in memory of Jack snr. The bond is obvious when we walk and talk with Bousfield and an extended Bushman family, and when we join them later as the women take up a chant - seamless and hypnotic - and four shamans begin a fireside trance dance.
We're staying nearby at the mirage-like San Camp, the epitome of white-on-white safari chic. On the crunchy edge of a salt pan and set amid a handful of towering palms are six tents for guests, one for yoga, another for dining and a tea tent lined with cushions and rugs, in which to recline and gaze at mirages. Or the spectacular parallel universe of the Kalahari.
Meerkat manner up close
BATSHAMBI has spent every working day for the past three years with a clan of meerkats on the edge of Botswana's Makgadikgadi salt pans. He rises before dawn and cycles from his camp to the underground den into which the meerkats retired the previous night, and he's with them when they wake and hug each other, when they're foraging frantically for scorpions and grubs before the sun fries everything, and when their sentry sounds a predator alarm and they dive in unison into a honeycomb of tunnels.
I think about Batshambi's dedication and patience as he indicates the stubbly dune on which I should sit and wait. There are 14 meerkats on the move around us, including four playful kittens, little clouds of dirty sand indicating where each creature is digging. About 8.30am, the first burst of foraging ends and the clan settles. This is when the sentry meerkat seeks the highest vantage point nearby. For the moment, that is my shoulder.
"It's quite an amazing thing to be able to engage like this with wild carnivores that see us as nothing more than a very large termite mound," says Ralph Bousfield, whose Uncharted Africa Safari Company founded this 10-year research project, habituating four clans of meerkats that live near the company's desert camps. "We haven't fed them or protected them — we've just existed with the meerkats every day, so they simply see us as part of their environment."
There are twin benefits: for researchers, who can quickly and reliably observe the creatures; and as a unique experience for guests at Uncharted Africa's four desert camps on the Makgadikgadi pans.
Following the meerkats on foot in the pale morning light is absorbing — we watch their comical and endearing sociability, the interactions of babysitter with babies, the furious foraging. It's impossible not to anthropomorphise. And the moment I find one on my shoulder is unforgettable. The sentry is sitting beside my ear, so I can hear its constant peeping, among 16 meerkat sounds used to communicate specific threats and alerts to the clan (the alert for the top predator, the martial eagle, differs from those for other predators and for rival meerkat clans, for example). Suddenly, I see the desert as a meerkat might: a seemingly barren landscape so full of life that obsessive vigilance is necessary. Two of the kittens — only a hand span in size — crawl on my trousers and scratch gently.
The clan doesn't stay long. When they move on, so does Batshambi — a lone figure dressed in green, receding into the desert.
Getting there Qantas has a fare to Johannesburg from Sydney (14hr non-stop, about 12hr on the return leg) for about $2200 low-season return, including tax. Melbourne passengers pay about the same and fly Qantas to Sydney to connect; see qantas.com.au. Air Botswana and South African Airways fly from Johannesburg to Maun, near the Okavango Delta in north-west Botswana (1hr 25min), for about $510 return.
Touring there The Classic Safari Company, based in Sydney, arranges five-night mobile safaris in Moremi Game Reserve and the Okavango Delta from $US4950 ($4770) a person, including tented accommodation, all meals and drinks, guides (Ralph Bousfield's guiding can be arranged separately), game drives and activities; internal flights not included. A mobile safari can be combined with stays at Uncharted Africa's four desert camps on the edge of Makgadikgadi Pans National Park. For example, a night at the chic San Camp (open mid-April to October) costs from $US990 a person, including all meals, drinks and unique guided activities, including mingling with meerkats (see above) and walking with Bushmen. The other camps are open year-round. For bookings for mobile safaris, desert camps and Johannesburg hotels, phone 9327 0666, see classicsafaricompany.com.au.
Helen Anderson travelled courtesy of the Classic Safari Company, Uncharted Africa and Qantas.

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Susan Blackwell
Kate Reinders
Ron Bohmer
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When I finished grad school, I joined the acting company of the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis. For the next two years, I appeared in lavish productions of obscure 19th-century German translations. Classy.
Doing summer stock at Cherry County Playhouse in Muskegon, MI.
I was in three summer stock shows at the American Music Theatre (sadly, it is no more) in new London, CT. I was Horatio in Kiss Me, Kate (Ron Raines was Petruchio/Fred). I also was chorus in Music Man (Rebecca Luker was Marian) and How to Succeed.
I was hired to do chorus at the long gone Melodyland Theater, across the street from Disneyland in Anaheim, CA. I performed small roles and whatnot chorus stuff in a season of summer stock.
Susan Blackwell
Kate Reinders
Ron Bohmer
Marylouise Burke
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Upon boarding, my wife was overjoyed by the larger than average cabin, and especially by the bathroom that would actually accommodate two people at one time. Everything on the boat was spotless, although the decor was a lot more subdued than most ships and boats. But one has to consider the type of clientele on the boat. I felt young at 74. But I must quickly add that everyone was very active. Age was not relevant.
While at first I found the food to be a little less upscale than I had expected, as the week wore on it got better every day. There is no complaint of the quality of the food, but the service was a little spotty at times since the same people who were serving our meals were the same ones who cleaned our cabins and vacuumed the corridors. Very busy people.
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One of the highlights of the fjordlands, this hamlet sits quietly at the head of the beautiful Synnylvsfjord. Near the village, the gorgeous Hellesylt Waterfall plunges over the granite face of the fjord, cascading in thousands of feet of rainbows and foam. This majestic area, along with its breathtaking glaciers and mountain lakes, inspired Henrik Ibsen's drama Brand. The town is a starting point for trips to Geiranger, considered Norway's most beautiful fjord.
As shore excursions to be offered in this port are not yet confirmed, below is a list of those offered previously. We make every effort to have excursions finalized at least 240 days in advance of sailing, and often sooner, so please check back regularly.
For more than 100 years the Geirangerfjord, considered by many the world's most beautiful fjord, has been visited by people from around the world. For hundreds of years, the mode of transportation here was the stalwart and powerful "fjordingen" (fjord horse). Today, the magnificent beauty of this area is possible via scenic roadways.
Arriving ashore via tender, you will board your coach and begin your tour in Hellesylt, a small but important village. Almost immediately after setting off, you will be able to see the Hellesylt Waterfall. Leaving the village behind, the road will take you through scenic farmland that is typical for western Norway, in between towering mountains and lakes, including Lake Hornindalsvatn which is the deepest lake in Europe at 1670 ft. and has an abundant trout population.
Continue along the lake towards Nordfjord to the village of Stryn, and up the Stryn Valley. The River Styrn has a beautiful emerald color, created by the melted ice from Jostedalen Glacier that can be glimpsed in the distance. This river is one of the best salmon rivers in Norway and the largest salmon ever caught in the river weighed 64 pounds. Proceed to climb the narrow valley to the Stryn Mountains. The road is a masterpiece of engineering, built for horse-drawn vehicles and opened in 1895.
A stop will be made for lunch at Hotel Alexandra and following a relaxing lunch you'll re-board your coach and proceed up the winding mountain road which offers an ever-changing kaleidoscope of mountain farms, waterfalls, lakes and streams. From Lake Djupvatn you will make your way along the hairpin road to the summit of Mount Dalsnibba. From this incredible location you are afforded a spectacular view of Geirangerfjord far below and the magnificent mountain peaks.
Your return to Geiranger includes a photo stop at the Flvdalsjuvet view point before arriving back at the pier.
Please note: This tour includes a limited amount of walking; however, the sites on this tour are not wheelchair accessible and therefore, it is not considered suitable for guests who utilize a wheelchair. Those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Warm, weather appropriate layered clothing and flat comfortable walking shoes are suggested. Guests may also wish to bring a bottle of water from the ship.
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Free Unlimited Shore Excursions are for full fare guests only, capacity controlled and subject to availability. Requested excursions may not be available at time of booking. Supplement will apply on Regent Choice excursions (indicated by the above) and excludes Private Arrangements and all Adventures Ashore programs. In order to ensure quality guides and sufficient transportation, we must provide the tour operator with passenger counts at least 36 hours in advance. Therefore no refunds will be given within 36 hours of tour departure for cancellations or no-shows. Please pay special attention to scheduling and tour lengths when booking your shore excursions. In many cases, it is not possible to participate in more than one tour per day in a given port. Tour Departure times are subject to change so please reference your actual tour ticket for the correct departure time. Tours operate rain or shine. Minor children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a an adult parent or guardian on all shore excursions. Tours require minimum participation levels to operate so please sign up as early as possible. Tours may be cancelled if minimum participation levels are not met. Prices, Itineraries and General Information shore excursion prices are subject to change to meet unexpected cost increases or currency fluctuations. Please consult the Destination Services Desk onboard for information. During local or national holidays, access to certain facilities (such as museums or archaeological sites) may be limited or denied. In such instances, adjustments will be made to minimize inconvenience to guests. Some tours have limited availability. Tours are generally available for reserving 180 days prior to the beginning of a cruise. Please sign up early to avoid disappointment. Regent Seven Seas Cruises reserves the right to require guests to complete a liability waiver for select shore excursions. For more information, please visit the Destination Services Desk onboard.
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Our Big Island vacation rental ~Halias Hideaway~ is located 5 minutes from Hawaii Volcanoes National Park at the 3,000 ft elevation.
Nestled amongst the Beautiful, lush Volcano Rainforest sits Halias Hideaway. Here the air is crisp and the flowers are fragrant. Time seems to stand still as you take in the tropical scenery and listen to the songs of the Native Hawaiian birds.
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Accelerated MVAC may be as effective as the standard regimen.
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This oral androgen-receptor inhibitor reduced risk for radiographic progression and death.
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- Robert Dreicer, MD, MS, FACP
Zoledronic acid did not reduce risk for skeletal events in men with castration-sensitive metastatic disease.
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In this month's Perl column, we will introduce a system to water your plants while you are away from home. With a little help from Perl, a friendly, Linux-based irrigation system waters your plants twice a day.
During the summer months, if you take just a couple days of vacation and forget to ask your neighbor to water your plants while you are away, the plants on your balcony might not survive the drought. Instead of heading down to the supermarket to replace the dried-up victims when you get home, you might prefer to leave the task of watering your plants to a simple, do-it-yourself pump.
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quote:Originally posted by Ravemontreal
Anyone that is slightly technical and cares about the output result knows that Vinyl/CDs with Traktor is utter crap.
Either you sync, or you go totally old school. The in between is for DJs with egos trying to prove they can beatmatch. But the result is always bad.
1 million % agree with you. I can mix, i can beatmatch but to be honest I rather not. I'll sync, got nothing to prove, not trying to be known as the best DJ in the world anyways..
+1 for you ravemontreal
quote:Originally posted by DarknessBrotha
Miguel Migs would be very cool, perfect for the venue and setting....unlikely...but would love to see it. I thought about bringing him in for a recently for a private event amongst friends.
If you do, can I be your friend?
Aww Erika that's a bit of a turn off if she plays with her laptop, I thought it was going to be a full on vinyl set, judging by her interviews. Oh well.
quote:Originally posted by DarknessBrotha
Maceo plex....nice treat.
He's booked again?!
We should write "please play records at Piknic" on her FB page
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So at MUTEK//PIKNIC on Sunday there's Benoit & Sergio, Wolf+Lamb and Valentin Stip booked.
What happened to Saturday's bonus Piknic?!
someone needs to book MCDE in montreal!!!
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someone needs to book MCDE in montreal!!!
trust me i've been trying for the past few years. he just recently canceled all this gigs as of last month due to doctor's orders. so chances are looking slim again for this year.
04.03 | Daome w/ Shed & Deadbeat
04.18 | Stereo w/ Matthew Dekay
05.01 | Salon Daom�
05.17 | Stereo w / Sven Vath
05.18 | Piknic Electronik
05.18 | Le Bleury
quote:Originally posted by ostrich
trust me i've been trying for the past few years. he just recently canceled all this gigs as of last month due to doctor's orders. so chances are looking slim again for this year.
I have a feeling he'll be coming soon
quote:Originally posted by ~*Stereohead*~
adam, i know, i couldn't believe it either.
i did not see any cds or vinyls at the flying circus party during her set. i saw a laptop, a decent looking girl, and her eyes fixated on her screen.
matt, if you prefer listening to train wrecks over properly mixed generic tracks, that's your call
me too, i can DJ with my laptop and have my boyfriend make my tracks and be a superstar
like i said, hopefully she'll bring her A game for piknic.
I'll have to call you out on this. Not sure what party you were at. First off she was playing vinyl, secondly her set was early like 4-6 or something she was playing some funky house that the few people there were definitely liking. As far as mixing I'd give her a 6 out of ten.
People can very simply go to youtube pull up the videos and see there was not a lap top in sight and vinyl records playing.
She does get a 9 out of ten for looks though. If I were a woman I'd probably hate on her too, because I can guarantee the man by their sides were thinking of what they would do to that.
i wanna slit my wrists.
piknics have been what my summers are about. this year, new job, and must work EVERY sunday... I wanna die.
slaves to the party, meet a slave to the music.
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The Hawk at Rebecca Creek Golf Club's 18-hole course takes golfers meandering across 6,863 yards of pristine fairways peppered with scenic oak trees. Golfers will be put to the test from the outset, as the narrow fairways on the front nine funnel between walls of tall oaks, giving an advantage to players who warmed up their swing at the club's driving range or bribed the course Lorax for favorable treatment. Landing zones expand on the relatively forgiving back nine, which ends in dramatic fashion at the 18th hole, a 360-yard par 4 where both drives and approaches must carry intervening ponds.
After the round, players can retire to the recently redesigned clubhouse and refuel with a nosh of savory grill fare under the flickering glow of high-definition TVs inside the Grill & Pub or while catching a cool breeze at the facility's outdoor cabana seating. The Hawk at Rebecca Creek also boasts an outdoor pool, where guests can zone out to the burbling sounds of a poolside waterfall, look out over a sweeping vista of Texas countryside, or train golf balls to swim their way out of water hazards.
Course at a Glance: * 18-hole, par 72 course * Total length of 6,863 yards from the back tees * Course rating of 73 from the back tees * Course slope of 127 from the back tees * Four tee options available * Scorecard
After being ranked 19th on Golfweek's "Best New Courses" list in 2011, the course at Vaaler Creek Golf Club has been stacking up acolytes for its challenging play and picturesque Texas Hill Country setting. The Michael Lowry and JR Newman design stretches through oak forests as well as rocky outcroppings, encountering water on nine holes. Throughout each round, players steer new E-Z-GO golf carts over Bermuda 419 and TifSport grasses, taking advantage of the carts' automatic braking systems as they stop to smell the flowers or the glorious scent of victory over manual controls.
Though the varied layout presents all manner of challenges, the par 3 12th hole requires a particularly cautious approach. Players must exhibit firm control over iron play as they aim for a peninsula green—discipline that must be then be duplicated four holes later to keep drives dry and on the isthmus fairway. Finally, players round out the round by facing a daunting approach over water, made even more difficult by the tree in the center of the fairway that obstructs flight paths and distracts would-be winners with its self-contained, elf-operated cookie factory.
Course at a Glance: * 18-hole, par 72 course * Total length of 6,864 yards from the back tees * Course rating of 73 from the back tees * Course slope of 140 from the back tees * Four sets of tees per hole * Scorecard
Tina and Ed Carle, the husband-and-wife team behind this lively cooking school, grew up cooking beside the apron strings of culinary-minded family members. Before heading to New York City to work in five-star kitchens, Tina studied the techniques of her Italian grandmother as she layered lasagna or stirred bolognese sauce. In Texas, Ed developed a knack for prepping wild game, smoked meats, and comfort fare from his family's butter-centric cookbook. Though he's become more health conscious through the years, Ed keeps the focus on flavor, demonstrating his know-how in dinner-party-style classes with menus including items such as barbecue brisket or wild venison braised in a dutch oven until it bugles "Taps" and collapses off the bone.
Though their culinary backgrounds differ, Tina and Ed share a passion for top-notch ingredients that elevate dinner to an art. Before teaching lessons on shrimp, for instance, Ed drives to the gulf to pick up a fresh catch. They also share a zeal for cooking tricks and techniques that make dinner simpler and more delicious. To this pair, working over a cutting board or a stove yields a bumper crop of sharable delight.
The crew of PADI-certified divers and master instructors at Canyon Lake Divers love exploring waters all over the world, whether it's plunging into the 8,240 acres of their namesake lake or arranging excursions to go spearfishing the Gulf of Mexico. They like to take people with them on their adventures, too, teaching PADI dive courses to get fellow adventurers trained and certified. On long trips or minor outings, they take care of all the details, from helping their patrons in and out of the water, to transporting and rinsing down tanks and other cumbersome equipment. They sell all the essential gear for any trip out of their brick and mortar location, carrying such brands as Genesis, Akona, and Sherwood.
With jet streams strapped to the feet and the stubborn desire to fly, guests shoot from the surface of the water to hover as high as 37 feet in the air. An expert instructor guides guests through the basic controls of the water board, allowing those with no previous experience to master the intuitive flight machine that can reach speeds of 18.5 miles per hour.


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West Hollywood Mayor Jeffrey Prang said Wednesday that contradictory to public belief, the city does not make any money from the ever-popular Halloween Carnaval.
"There are some assumptions and myths that are untrue," Prang said. "We don't make any money on Halloween. We spend almost $900,000."
Prang said the city gives nearly $500,000 to the agency that plans and organizes the event, and more than $300,000 goes to the sheriff's department.
However, the money the city receives from West Hollywood businesses in return, which is based off the city sales tax, comes nowhere near the amount of money the city spends on the Carnaval, according to Prang.
"I'm kind of a critic because of the money we spend on it. I'm a supporter of the event but not the size of it," Prang said. "The city has deemed it important. But every year, when people say it's a moneymaker for the city, that's just not true."
Prang listed a number of reasons as to why businesses around West Hollywood do not enjoy as much success on Halloween night as one might anticipate.
"There are a bunch of businesses in the area—bars, night clubs and restaurants—that have a good night," Prang said. "But up on Sunset Boulevard, businesses don't do as well because no one wants to come unless they're going to Halloween because of traffic and parking. Customers can't get to these business and in turn, they're not busy. Parking can be miles away and people park in front of businesses, then walk to the Carnaval."
Prang said he has been attending the event since 1987 and has seen it transform over the years.
"Basically, it used to be in the main business district, but it got enormous over the years," Prang said. "I always ask the question, would this event not be a wildly successful event if it had 100,000 people instead of 400,000? Could we provide a more quality event? We provide Halloween entertainment for all of Southern California."
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Who do you blame for the Bruins' inconsistency?
- Claude Julien (58%, 175 Votes)
- Players (38%, 115 Votes)
- Peter Chiarelli (4%, 13 Votes)
Total Voters: 302
Who do you blame for the Bruins' inconsistency?
Total Voters: 302
PC has made his fair share of mistakes, but this has nothing to do with upper-management and the brass.
The coach should take the brunt of the heat with this one. But then again, these are trained, gifted athletes; grown men. Their weekly paychecks that trump my annual salary ten-fold should be enough to buy into anyones system; play hard; and show some friggin' sack.
If someone offered me the Bruins minimum (Thornton) of nearly $1 million to play a system, and give an honest effort for 82, 60 minute games, I'd glady do it — and with heart.
Christ, I do that now at 40 hours per week at $15/hr.!
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Savard, Chara, Bergeron, Krejci, Horton, Lucic, Boychuk, Thomas, and Siedenberg are all players any team in this league would love to have. I feel PC has done his job.
It could in all fairness be a few bad players in the room that are sowing the seeds of our problems (Ryder comes to mind) but that is something that Julien and Chia should take care of together. Glad to see most people think Chia is doing his job, after all, he's the one putting the talent in the room and showing the patience to get the right deal done which is his job.
don't the players work for the coach?
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Mondo Marvel #5 - October 1962
Well, here we are once again, making our way through Marvel Comics' 1960s output, month by month.
Well, here we are once again, making our way through Marvel Comics' 1960s output, month by month.
Welcome back, True Believers! It is I, Paul Brian McCoy, and I bring you Marvel Comics' September, 1962 slate of comics.
Greetings gang! Has it really been two weeks since the last installment? Man, time flies, doesn't it? We've got a big column this week as two more classic heroes are introduced, Thor and Spider-Man, and well as a classic villain, Doctor Doom! We also get a couple of alien invasions, time travel, pirates, gods, and a healthy dose of guilt.
Greetings fellow travelers! Here we go again, for real this time, making our way through the origins of the Marvel Universe! Hopefully most of you will have already read these comics, whether it was years ago or just last night.
Welcome to the Grand Experiment! My name is Paul Brian McCoy and I would like to invite you to come along with me on a strange and wondrous journey, as I explore the creation of the Marvel Universe, beginning with 1961's Fantastic Four #1 and going all the way through everything published in December of 1969.


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A five-run second inning and a pair of three-run homers were not enough for Arizona State softball as the Sun Devils fell 10-9 in a walk-off at Arizona Friday night. The televised Pac-12 Network series continues at 6 p.m. PT Saturday.
Despite opening with an 8-0 lead, the Sun Devils succumbed to a five-inning rally by Arizona before falling 10-9. ASU is now 42-8 overall and 13-6 in the Pac-12 while Arizona took a boost with the win, 29-22 overall and 6-13 in conference play.
Dallas Escobedo pitched 5.2 innings in the game but it would be reliever Mackenzie Popescue (17-4) who garnered the loss, giving up the go-ahead run in the bottom of the seventh. Shelby Babcock went the distance for UA's win, making her 16-9 on the year.
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Leg Pain - Leg Cramps
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Arthritis is one cause of leg pain, but there are other causes, too. An accurate diagnosis is essential.
What Are Pinched Nerves?
Pinched nerves can occur because of constriction, compression, or stretching of nerves.
Guide To Restless Legs Syndrome
Restless legs syndrome is a sleep disorder characterized by unpleasant sensations in the legs and an uncontrollable urge to move when at rest.
Sports Injury Guide - The Common Types of Sports Injuries
Learn more about the common types of sports injuries.
Leg Pain
Leg pain is a common symptom and complaint. Causes of leg pain include: muscle cramps, dehydration or depletion of potassium, sodium, calcium, or magnesium, injuries, inflammation, nerve damage, and other conditions.
Charley horse
A charley horse is the common name for a muscle spasm, particularly in the leg. Muscle spasms can occur in any muscle in the body. When a muscle is in spasm, it contracts involuntarily and does not relax.
Muscle cramps
Muscle cramps are involuntary and often painful contractions of the muscles which produce a hard, bulging muscle. Muscle twitching (fasciculation) is the result of spontaneous local muscle contractions that are involuntary and typically only affect individual muscle groups connected to (innervated by) a particular motor neuron. This twitching does not cause pain.
Blockage of leg arteries
Blockage of leg arteries results from poor circulation of blood in the leg arteries. This produces an aching, tired, and sometimes burning pain in the legs that is brought on by exercise, and relieved by rest. Claudication refers to the limping that occurs from leg cramps.
Femoral Nerve Dysfunction
Femoral nerve dysfunction is a loss of movement or sensation in the leg (peripheral neuropathy) caused by damage to the femoral nerve. The femoral nerve is located in the leg and supplies the muscles that help straighten the leg. It supplies sensation to the front of the thigh and part of the lower leg.
Common Peroneal Nerve Dysfunction
Common peroneal nerve dysfunction is a disorder caused by damage to the peroneal nerve, characterized by loss of movement or sensation in the foot and leg. The peroneal nerve is a branching of the sciatic nerve, which supplies movement and sensation to the lower leg, foot and toes.
Sciatic Nerve Dysfunction
Sciatica is a form of peripheral neuropathy. It occurs when there is damage to the sciatic nerve, located in the back of the leg. This nerve controls the muscles of the back of the knee and lower leg and provides sensation to the back of the thigh, part of the lower leg and the sole of the foot.
Golfer's Vasculitis (Leg Rash in the Heat)
Golfer's Vasculitis is a red leg rash on the calves of many walkers. Often it starts above the sock line and makes red patches and splotches up their calves. It usually doesn't itch.
Itchy Legs Syndrome (Exercise Urticaria)
If your legs are itchy during or after exercise, with no relation to heat, you may have Itchy Legs Syndrome (Exercise Urticaria).
Femur Fracture (Broken Femur)
The femur is one of the largest, and strongest bones in the body. The femur is the thigh bone--it extends from the hip joint down to the knee joint. Because the femur is such a strong bone, it can take tremendous force to cause a femur fracture.
Tibia Fractures
The tibia is the major bone of the lower leg, commonly referred to as the shin bone. In general, tibia fractures can be separated into three categories based on the location of the fracture.
Tibial Plateau Fractures
A tibial plateau fracture occurs at the top of the shin bone, and involves the cartilage surface of the knee joint. Because these fractures occur around the knee joint, they must be treated differently than the tibial shaft fractures.
Tibial Plafond Fractures
Tibial plafond fractures occur just above the ankle joint and often involve the cartilage surface of the ankle joint. The other major factor that must be considered with these injuries is the soft-tissue around the ankle region.
Deep Venous Thrombosis (DVT)
Deep venous thrombosis is a condition where there is a blood clot in a deep vein (a vein that accompanies an artery). Deep venous thrombosis (DVT) affects mainly the veins in the lower leg and the thigh.


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For the last 3 years, I have always thought that each game between IU and Purdue was a battle for the Monon Spike. Turns out, I was wrong.
Since the trophy was first presented in 1981, it is only played for at one of the two annual games between Purdue and IU, usually the 2nd of the games between the schools. This year, it will be played for in West Lafayette on November 23rd (the day before Thanksgiving).
It would have helped if I actually read the trophy rivalries page on the Purdue Athletics website. I'm rather embarrassed that I messed this up considering I've followed this team closely since I was a freshman. I am owning up to my mistake and would like to apologize to the teams (both Purdue and IU), fans, and readers. I will try my best to avoid these mistakes in the future. If I ever make a mistake, please let me know and I will fix it.


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Sweet and just a little spicy, this recipe gets its enticing flavor and aroma from cinnamon and a touch of cloves. Because the meat is prepared with a dry rub, it doesn't require marinating time.
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I a small bowl, combine the dry rub ingredients and mix well.
Cut the meat into 1 1/2-inch cubes and put them in a gallon-size zip-lock bag with the rub mix. Seal the bag and shake it vigorously until all the chicken is well coated.
Place the onions and peppers in a gallon-size zip-lock bag, add the olive oil, and season with salt and pepper. Seal the bag and shake it vigorously to coat the vegetables well.
Assemble the kebobs by alternately skewering pieces of chicken, onions, and peppers.
Prepare a charcoal fire or set a gas grill to medium-high, close the lid, and heat until hot -- about 10 to 15 minutes.
Grill the kebobs, turning occasionally, until the chicken is no longer pink inside, about 8 to 10 minutes on a gas grill. Serves 6 to 8.


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January 1950, City of Miami Collection.
La Sirena A Call for Transformation
This invitational, composed of artists that have previously exhibited in mia Galleries, offers an opportunity to consider and discover the deeper meaning of the mermaid. Real or fictional, this hybrid, imaginative creature has been roaming around our psyches for millennia, enduring symbolically in myth and culture, from oral folk traditions to high art, and continues to have a detectable role in contemporary society. - continue.
Mermaids have long captured the imagination of mariners and artists alike. They inspired Sandro Botticelli's painting The Birth of Venus (1486) and Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale The Little Mermaid (1837). These curious creatures have been the subject of literary and visual works, appearing throughout history in Mesopotamian carvings and Greek vases to modern art, literature, music and film. - continue.
Leaving A Legacy presents a unique collection of high design handcrafts, showcasing an astonishing display of ingenuity and imagination. Recycling is an important factor in these works as artists have found ways to utilize and transform discarded materials, incorporate found objects and develop natural resources responsibly- continue.
Inspired by the idea that design responds to time-oriented changes in the environment, the works in this exhibition are a poetic allusion to the impermanence of existence, an acknowledgment that time is a human concept. Many of the works, which blur the line between art and design, encourage an examination of one's own movements and place in space and time, while others incorporate the concept of time within the design itself. - continue.
Street art is the visual art that develops in public spaces – that is, "in the streets" – and the term can include sculpture, stencils, sticker art, wheat-pasting and street poster art, just to name a few. The term "post-graffiti" is used to distinguish contemporary public space artwork from vandalism and corporate art. - continue.
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UFC on Fox 5 opens with a battle of TUF veterans as Mike Swick (15-4 MMA; 10-3 UFC) faces Matt Brown (15-11 MMA; 8-5 UFC). This is a Welterweight fight that kicks off the four fight Fox main card. UFC on Fox 5 airs this Saturday night, December 8 at 8:00 p.m. ET / 5:00 p.m. PT.
While it doesn't have the same appeal as the rest of the main card, this is a solid opener. Both men are tough veterans with strong UFC careers. They also tend to deliver quality fights, as evidenced by the last time Swick opened a Fox card. Welterweight is so busy right now that the winner here will remain way outside the title picture, but I suspect these two will put on a fun fight.
How do these two stack up?
Swick: 33 years old | 6'1" | 77" reach
Brown: 31 years old | 6'0" | 76" reach
What have these two done recently?
Swick: W - DaMarques Johnson (KO) | L - Paulo Thiago (Sub) | L - Dan Hardy (UD)
Brown: W - Luis Ramos (TKO) | W - Stephen Thompson (UD) | W - Chris Cope (TKO)
How did these two get here?
Mike "Quick" Swick is a veteran of season 1 of The Ultimate Fighter - one of the few from that season still standing and moderately relevant. He started his UFC career on a very strong run, coming close to title contention on two separate occasions before losing to Yushin Okami and Dan Hardy. Injuries kept Swick on the shelf for over two years, but he made a tremendous return at the last Fox show, scoring a huge KO win. This is his second fight back since the long layoff.
"The Immortal" Matt Brown came to the UFC via season 7 of TUF, where he developed a reputation as a seriously tough guy. That reputation has never really translated to the Octagon, where he has an inconsistent 8-5 record. He's currently on a 3 fight win streak, and has looked good in those wins, though is facing a tough challenge here. Fun fact: Matt Brown has never won 4 fights in a row in his career, ever.
Why should you care?
Swick will go for the big early finish, either by KO or submission. If he gets it, it will make for a fun highlight moment. If not, it should still be a decent battle.
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We are proud to offer a nut- end egg-free bakery! We thrive on our ability to create delicious, allergy-conscious, and organic cakes, cupcakes and ice creams for those with refined tastes. Gluten-free, dairy-free, sugar-free, soy-free or traditional – we do it all! We buy local and organic as much as possible, compost, recycle and use environmentally friendly papers and cleaning products. Monthly, we host a charity day where proceeds go to a local animal rescue shelter, and we welcome opportunities to partner with charities for fundraisers. Proudest of all, we do this without sacrificing quality, deliciousness or customer service. We truly hope you love our cakes!
I started my love for baking and designing in 2008, making treats out of my home for friends and family. Soon enough, people were commissioning me to create sweets for their gatherings. Encouraged by my friends, I decided to try my hand at a cupcake shop – all I needed was a name!
A group of friends and I had a brain-storming session and began coming up with names like "Creative Cakes" and "Sweet Delights," but I was hoping for something more personal. My name, Wendy, comes from Peter Pan so I thought about naming the shop "Tinkerbell" or "Dreamcakes." That's when my friend Dee told me about Peter, Wendy and the thimble…
In Peter Pan, Wendy gives Peter a thimble and he thinks it's a kiss. It's a gift of kindness, represents something small (cupcakes, anyone?) and it sounds great! Thanks Dee!
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Just wanted to say that the staff LOVED the cupcakes! Consensus was that they had tons of flavour, were moist, and some of them were – well – decadent – like a cupcake should be!!! Thanks so much. Love your little shop and it is amazing you get such great produce out of such a small place! One of my colleagues regularly goes by and buys her daughter gluten free products and she says they are delicious. Thanks so much!
I just wanted to thank you guys for offering vegan ice cream! My friends want to go for ice cream, and I always get left out, since I'm vegan (and lactose intolerant, so I can't even cheat!).
But you guys serve such amazing ice cream, that it doesn't take any convincing to get my friends to go see you guys instead of wherever they'd usually go.
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Just wanted to say what a fabulous job you did on the Porsche Cake. Karl loved it and it was a real hit with our guests. And it was delicious too!
Thanks for everything. We've attached a photo of the birthday boy with the cake.
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I just wanted to write and say thank you so much for the wonderful hat cake – the likeness to the original was spot on and it tasted delicious (I am actually eating a piece that was left over as I type). However, I think the best review was provided by Kumanan – the owner of the hat and recipient of the cake – please see his comments below.
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What was perfect was your cake!!!!!! Holy jumpin' it was INSANE!!!! You blew us all away by the look of the cake, and then we all just about died when we bit into it. Seriously, BEST. CAKE. EVER. I knew it would be good but didn't know a cake could be this good.
I am just writing to say a sincere thank you for the beautiful work you put into the cake. It sat so nicely on the table and all the guests thought it was so lovely, they didn't want to cut it! After we got the ball rolling on that, they really enjoyed how moist and tasty it was. I left the business cards on the table so I'm sure you have some brand new fans!
thanks so much! they are the best GF vegan cupcakes I have ever had! I loved the carrot cake. we will be back for sure!!
I just wanted to let you know that the cakes you made for my daughter's 1st birthday were not only beautiful but they tasted absolutely fabulous! I honestly don't think I have ever eaten anything better. Thanks again. We'll definitely be back for the next birthday or special occasion.
I ordered a cake for my birthday on May 1st. It was a chocolate coconut cake… it was AMAZING actually beyond AmAZING! Thank you so muich!!
I have just found out recently that I have some food allergies so i was a bit sad i couldnt have a nice cake for my b day however when i looked into the cakes you make my birthday wish came true!! hah I ate cake and felt fine after.
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Tayto wrote:Dürer's Solid, eh?
GrahamH wrote:Heh, that's clever. The form of the language as elegant as the words.
Still, I hope you wipe your laptop afterwards, onq.
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"The Melencolia has provoked reams of speculative interpretation but its meaning has not been definitively established. The seated figure in Durer's print seems trapped by some kind of despair . . . . .''
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if i wanted to read the above predictable reviews I could have asked the daily sport or my next door neighbour to tell me what they think of the Venice Biennale. have you no interest in architecture. have you no aspiration beyond the standard? it must be too comfortable in your box to bother getting out. go back to sleep.
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Why cant things be simple and obvious to everyone? lowest common denominator bull-shit.
the most important architectural exhibition in the world should not be about Barratt homes and stuff normal people find easy and comfortable. thats like saying the olympics should be reserved for the most average athletes.VB it is about provocative ideas and architecture of the highest quality being put out there in an international context.
As i understand it there is an open call for biennale submissions every two years. if you lot think you can do something better/ more relevant than these guys perhaps your time might be better spent submitting proposals?
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I'm redesigning a website for a client in ekmpowershop and I've set up a small jquery script to add the class "test" to the parents of all uls that have a child containing a div with a class of .sub. This is with the purpose of adding an arrow where a dropdown menu exists.
Now, the problem is that this is working on all pages except for the product pages, which also happen to contain a nivo slider jquery slideshow. I cannot for the life of me figure out what exactly is causing this problem but I need a solution desperately as the site is live and I'm unable to undo any changes due to the nature of ekm powershop
Not only is this script not working, the jquery.hoverIntent.minified.js script isn't working either and again, only on the product page.
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Arianna Huffington came to the Weekend Update to critique Martha Raddatz's debate moderation, elucidate the mysteries of the vagina, and talk about Joe Biden's more feminine qualities . She also made some choice observations about Paul Ryan, whom she described as the handsome, moneyed golden boy that impresses parents but all the while maintains an extensive collection of human hair in his basement.
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Networking across 13 countries: A study abroad success story
Orians, a fashion merchandising major with a minor in photo illustration, studied abroad with the Kent State program in Florence, Italy during the fall of 2009. In addition to her studies, it was important to Orians that she explore different countries. She made it to 13 countries and at least 22 cities and towns in Italy.
When asked to share memorable experiences from her study abroad, Kent State University senior Emily Orians has plenty to choose from. She went cliff diving in Cinque Terre and ate haggis in Scotland. She took a hike near Lugano, Switzerland and ended up meeting a mountain goat on Mount Bre. She took a walk behind King Ludwig's Castle and found a trail alongside a waterfall gorge.
"My best stories always come from when I left my fear behind and took a chance," Orians says. "These aren't things I found in a museum or on a tour, as much as I loved those things as well. It certainly wasn't something I experienced by exploring the nightclubs and bars of a city. During my time abroad, I came to realize that experiencing a city at dawn is much more valuable than experiencing it at 2 a.m."
Orians, a fashion merchandising major with a minor in photo illustration, studied abroad with the Kent State program in Florence, Italy during the fall of 2009. While in Florence, she was enrolled in Elementary Italian II, Product Development, Italian Fashion and Culture and European Study Tour, while also beginning work on her senior honors thesis.
In addition to her studies, it was important to Orians that she explore different countries. She made it to 13 countries and at least 22 cities and towns in Italy.
She was able to travel so much because of an emphasis on budgeting and time management while abroad. Holiday breaks resulted in two 10-day trips, and her travel homework helped her learn the most affordable ways to get around Europe. She took advantage of inexpensive airlines, overnight train tickets and museums' free days.
"Put simply, I was sure to look for discounts whenever possible, and only spent money on things that I viewed as a true cultural experience," Orians says.
She also used her time abroad to network. Traveling alone gave her the extra push to talk to people she met during her travels.
"When I stayed in a hostel in Nice, one of the girls in my room worked for a small fashion magazine in London, and she talked to me about the industry," Orians says.
On a hike near Geneva, Orians' guide spoke with her about his job with the United Nations and offered her access to historic landmarks. In Amsterdam, she learned about the European music industry from a group of Finnish musicians.
To keep in touch, she made sure to bring business cards whenever possible, and she followed up with a note when appropriate.
"I try to stay in touch as much as possible with the people I met, if for no other reason than because they were so very interesting," Orians says.
After graduation, Orians plans to move to London and get started with a fashion magazine. Eventually, she hopes to work as a fashion editor or creative director for Vogue UK.
"I knew after my time abroad that I was happiest in Europe, and that I would be completely content with that being my daily environment," Orians says.
With a semester of experience abroad, Orians feels she knows more about her own abilities and resourcefulness.
"I remember being stranded in a train station in Brussels when it seemed likely I wouldn't have a place to stay for the night, and I found a solution in spite of my panic," Orians says. "There's something truly empowering about being able to solve your own problems because you must."
She made it a point to talk with locals everywhere she went, instead of just spending time with other students studying abroad. She remembers a conversation with a booth owner at a Christmas market in Vienna.
"He sold handmade Christmas ornaments, and he told me about the process from start to finish, as well as about his home out in the countryside," Orians says. I learned so much more from saying, 'Hello,' and asking a question than from spending an hour on a tour of the city."
Orians hopes that other students who study abroad take advantage of the experience.
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MADRID (AP) -- Barcelona defender Gerard Pique's one-game ban for being sent off against Sporting Gijon in the Spanish league could be extended after accusing the referee of targeting him.
The Spain international was dismissed in the 3-1 win on Saturday, and later claimed referee Carlos Velasco Carballo's decision was premeditated because he had had criticized the official at halftime.
Victoriano Sanchez Arminio, who heads Spain's referees committee, calls Pique's words "unfortunate and serious" and says his organization will present a case to the Spanish football federation's disciplinary committee.
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This is a guest editorial featuring Renee Beasley Jones, communications manager for Kenergy, which is an electric cooperative headquartered in Henderson.
"Perhaps you've heard about Kentucky House Bill 211, which was introduced a couple of weeks ago. That proposed bill would allow smelters to avoid paying some transmission costs and other fees associated with accessing power on the open market.
Hawesville smelter Century Aluminum is pushing this bill. Kenergy believes HB 211 represents a subsidy of sorts. Kenergy's non-smelter members, along with others from Jackson Purchase and Meade County co-ops, would pick up part of the smelters' power costs.
Rep. Jim Gooch, who heads the House Committee that listened to public comments on House Bill 211, postponed a vote last week in favor of Century and Kenergy's negotiations, which have continued this week.
We believe Century and Kenergy can come to an agreement without a legislative intervention, but any solution must be fair to all Kenergy members.
In the meantime, HB 211 remains a threat. We ask Kentucky residents to vote NO. Call the Kentucky Legislative Hotline at (800) 372-7181 and send a message to legislators in your area."
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DALLAS - Eyelash extensions aren't just for Hollywood starlets anymore.
At a growing number of salons, everyday women can get long, lush lashes, applied one at a time, in about an hour.
Karena Branham couldn't resist.
"The day that I got the extensions, just a few hours after, I noticed that my eyes were just really bloodshot and red," Branham said. "They were really tender and swollen."
She is one of several patients treated by Methodist ophthalmologist Sylvia Hargrave.
"I guess the most prevalent thing that we are seeing is people can be allergic to the glue that is used to adhere the extensions to the lashes," Hargrave said. "People can also have foreign body sensation. And, in some cases, some of the glue can fall off and lodge in the eye, and create corneal abrasions."
In some cases, patients need expensive antibiotics or eye patches.
"If you have an allergic reaction, you want to remove the source of the source of the allergen," Hargrave said. "So the eyelashes would need to be removed. And that's not something that one should do oneself."
Eyelash extensions cost, on average, $200-300 for a first set. Clients then pay about $50-to-75 for regular refills, sometimes as often as twice a month.
Because there is a lot of potential money in the eyelash extensions, more unqualified technicians are doing it.
"The State of Texas does require that anybody applying eyelash extensions be certified," said Shari Harrold of the Lash Lounge. "So, I would suggest asking for that license to see it."
Harrold said the Lash Lounge often sees clients who have gotten botched extensions. In many cases, the client has to have the extension removed. Sometimes, clients even lose their natural lashes for a time.
"We don't ever apply the glue directly to the skin," Harrold said. "That's a major no-no in eyelash extensions -- you don't ever want to apply it directly to the skin."
Karena Branham had to remove her lash extensions and be treated with eye drops. She said thick, full lashes aren't worth the risk.
"Gotta go with what God gave you," Branham said.
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