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I've always liked Dioramas and Displays more than other art pieces.
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I recently received a video of a collaborative dance-theatre piece by choreographer Laura Diffenderfer that I wrote the music and did sound design for. It is an abstract retelling of Willa Cather's short story "A Wagner Matinee" and was premiered at the Red Cloud Opera House in Red Cloud, Nebraska (population 1020), Cather's hometown. The performance in the video is from the New York premiere at the Merce Cunningham Studio in 2010. This excerpt comes from the extended middle section of the work in which Wagner's Prelude to Tristan und Isolde stirs up memories in the aunt of the story's narrator. Musically, I juxtaposed a processed recording of the Prelude with wind recordings evoking the harshness of the Nebraskan landscape. From this emerges a solo piano piece that is essentially a long minimalist deconstruction of the iconic chords of the Prelude. The piano solo starts sparsely at 2:34 and builds up eventually from there.
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Dual theatrical events are scheduled on Saturday, April 30, at Bellmont High School:
The musical "The Phantom of the Opera" will begin its two-day run with a large cast and crew of BHS students.
Should the school day start at 8:30 a.m. instead of 8?
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- Episode Guide
S 5 : Ep 13
One Of Our Trains Is Missing
S 5 : Ep 12
The Money Machine
S 5 : Ep 11
The Troubled Heir
S 5 : Ep 10
Marshal Maverick
S 5 : Ep 9
The Maverick Report
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Jack Kelly
James Garner
Roger Moore
Robert Colbert
Leo Gordon
- show Description
Maverick told the story of the Maverick brothers, Bret and Bart, card sharps who lived during the Old West era. The show was originally a straightforward adventure tale, but it evolved when the writers began adding comedy to the scripts. Bret quickly became the television western's first quasi-mercenary, a character who would help the forces of justice but usually only if he stood to profit from doing so. When he resorted to gunfire, he wasn't the West's finest marksman. In fact, he was much more likely to outsmart his opponent or slip out the back door once trouble began. The writers also added a foil for Bret - his brother Bart. Bart was more conservative than the devilish Bret, but just as unlikely to join any fight that could be avoided. The two characters began alternating as leads on the show as they journeyed through small towns with odd names like Oblivion and Apocalypse. Along the way, they associated with fellow card sharps like Dandy Jim Buckley and Gentleman Jack Darby. There was also Samantha Crawford, a lovely female rogue who loved to challenge the Maverick brothers to see who could out-con the other.All these elements helped make Maverick a television western that stood apart from the crowd. Audiences responded to the mix of traditional Western adventure and good-natured humor, making the show an instant hit. Bret Maverick, in particular, became a hero for many armchair cowboys. As a result, the writers began to play up the comedy elements even more, expanding the storylines to satirize other prime time programming. Maverick lampooned everything from Gunsmoke to Dragnet. The show would also use actors known for other roles, like Edd "Kookie" Byrnes from 77 Sunset Strip, for cameo roles designed to make viewers' heads turn.Maverick continued to enjoy solid ratings through the end of the 1950's, but hit a snag in 1960 when James Garner left the program over a contract dispute. To replace him, the producers introduced a new Maverick cousin, Beau. Beau had been sent to London for disgracing the family name during the Civil War (by winning a medal). Beau would be played by Roger Moore, who would later move on to greater fame as James Bond. The show also briefly added another brother, Brent, played by Robert Colbert, before finally ending its run in the summer of 1962. Since then, Maverick has continued to be a popular member of the cult television pantheon. Its enduring status as a beloved show led to two short-lived follow-up series, Young Maverick and Bret Maverick. There was also a 1994 movie version of Maverick which featured James Garner alongside Mel Gibson and Jodie Foster. The follow-ups proved that the magical Maverick mixture of laughter and tumbleweeds was an enduring, age defying source of great family entertainment.Aired Sunday nights at 7:30pm on ABC. The final season aired Sunday nights at 6:30pmmoreless
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Bret: I understand there's usually a … big game here Saturday night? Thayer: Upstairs. (points finger and shakes it "No") Bret: What's the matter - rigged? Thayer: Doesn't have to be. People in this town are so used to losing to Mr. Phineas King - they do it insinctively (clears throat) instinctively. Bret: Phineas King, the one who owns the mine? Thayer: And everything else in Echo Springs … including this, uh … that very excellent whiskey.
King: What's your business, Mr. Maverick, mining? Bret: Grass inspector. Crane: You inspect grass? Bret: The kind that's always greener in the other fellow's yard. King: (laughing) And you stop to do a little mowing, too, occasionally, I presume? Bret: When it's green enough. King: (laughing) Well, we can't say he didn't warn us.
(King "accidentally" turns over Bret's folded hand) King: Oh, excuse me, I … uh … folding on three aces? Why, you're a very conservative poker player, Mr. Maverick. Bret: I just hate to be second best, Mr. King.
(King reaches for the envelope but Bret stops him) Bret: You call the bet, Mr. King? King: (chuckling) Well, if you don't mind, I'd like to see the money. Bret: You call the bet and I'll open the envelope. (King puffs furiously on his cigar and then forces a laugh) King: By Jonathan, Mr. Maverick, I gotta hand it to you. You're a very smart poker player. Looking right down my throat, weren't you? Bret: I could almost see what you had for lunch, Mr. King.
McComb: (laughing) Whatever you're drinkin', lad's, on the house. First time anyone ever tucked Phineas King's tail between his legs and tickled his chin with the end of it. Tell me, lad, was the money in the envelope or wasn't it? Bret: Mike, there's two things a gentleman doesn't discuss : the ladies he's known and his poker.
(Bret's been given a card with "Get Out of Town" written on the ace of spades) McComb: What do you think about this, Maverick? Bret: Well, it's a heck of a way to ruin a good deck of cards. McComb: Did you check out? Bret: No, I guess I should have, but I got a serious vice : curiosity. I'd like to find out why anyone would want me outta town. McComb: But you were at the desk? Bret: Just payin' two weeks rent in advance.
Bret: I never had a town pulled out from under me like that before. I don't like it. Stoller: There are lots of other towns - and vengeance is a poor reason for doing anything. You weren't robbed, what are you going back for? Bret: Answers, Mr. Stoller. There's someone mighty anxious to get sir of me - I'd like to know who and why.
McComb: Well, if you know why, I wish you'd tell me. Bret: Because your Mr. King is a card cheat - and he knows I know it. McComb: Aw, you're crazy. He owns the town - and five million dollars. Bret: Maybe so, but he still cheats - the way some men drink, because they have to.
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War of the Silver Kings was not actually Maverick's pilot episode. Warner Brothers' policy at the time was to avoid paying royalties to the creators of their shows by using a "studio-owned" script for the pilot. The actual series pilot was the second episode aired, Point Blank, written by Maverick's creator Roy Huggins - who never even received any on screen credit as creator until the 1994 Mel Gibson movie.
This episode was originally written by creator Roy Huggins to be the pilot for the series but Warner Brothers decided to use War of the Silver Kings instead. The script from this episode was later re-worked and used in an episode of 77 Sunset Strip entitled Perfect Set-Up.
Mike Connors, who would later be famous for Mannix, guest stars. He would return in The Naked Gallows.
Peter Brown would later star in Lawman and Laredo. He would also appear in Maverick again in Stage West and Hadley's Hunters.
Director Budd Boetticher and Karen Steele were husband and wife at the time this episode was filmed.
Pappyisms : In this episode, we see the show taking its first turn towards comedy and also get to hear Bret spout the first "Pappyism" of the series. Pappyisms were often witty and always insightful words of advice on life, love and the human condition given to the Maverick boys by their father.
This episode marked the first of four appearances for Diane Brewster as conwoman Samantha Crawford. She had earlier played the same character in an episode of Cheyenne entitled The Dark Rider.
Tol Avery makes his first of seven Maverick appearances, joining Gerald Mohr and Gage Clarke as the series' most frequent male guest stars. As here, playing George Cross, Avery was invariably cast as a wealthy, powerful, corrupt, but ultimately inept, "heavy".
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Maverick's main horse on the series was named "El Loaner."
A camel is seen in this episode. The U.S. Cavalry actually did experiment with using camels in the desert regions of the old west during the 19th century.
The opening credits show the title as Hostage but the end credits show the title to be Hostage!. That closing exclamation point causes this episode to be erroneously listed many places with the exclamation point added.
Guest star Don Durant sings the song Cindy in this episode. Durant actually tested for the role of Bart Maverick. He was given the role of Jody Collins here as a partial consolation prize when Jack Kelly was cast as Bart instead. Rod Taylor and Stuart Whitman were also considered for the role.
Unlike many western stars of the day, such as, Clint Walker in Cheyenne and Robert Conrad in The Wild, Wild West, James Garner tended to keep his shirt on in Maverick. But here, he's put on rare "bare" display as, stripped to the waist, he enters the squared circle against the mighty "Battling Krueger".
This episode, which takes place in 1876, functions mostly as Jack Kelly's first solo appearance although James Garner appears briefly in the opening and closing scenes. It is the only episode where Garner makes a cameo appearance in a Jack Kelly episode, although Kelly would make several cameos in James Garner episodes.
This episode's theme is based upon Robert Louis Stevenson's novel The Wrecker.
The cargo ship Bart and Bret purchased in this episode is named the "Flying Scud" based on a real ship by the same name, only that vessel was a fast clipper ship, first launched from Maine in 1853.
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The General: I wouldn't wait breakfast for Fanny Davenport. Fanny Davenport was a famous American stage actress in the second half of the 19th century. She performed many of the roles originally performed in Europe by the great Sarah Bernhardt.
The baddies in this episode are named Plummer which was the same last name of the baddies in the classic 1939 western Stagecoach.
Anne: Leave an address. I may drop in on you someday. Bart: Lovely. How about Pitcairn Island? Pitcairn Island, in the southern Pacific, was still a British colony at the time of Bret's adventure. It was already well-known, however, as home to the descendants of the original HMS Bounty mutineers (and the Tahitians who helped them) - the infamous "Mutiny on the Bounty". Made famous in our time by maybe half a dozen films, the incident was made notorious in Bret's time by the literary efforts of Lord Byron and Sir John Barrow.
Miller: I did not know Beauregard Maverick in life. Therefore I cannot at this time praise him. I can merely bury him. The faux doctor is referencing the famous funeral soliloquy in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, where Marc Antony declaims: "I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him."
Bret: (on being ordered out of town) Paradise lost. John Milton's epic poem Paradise Lost, first published in 1667, is about the expulsion of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden. Bret's reference to the poem is sarcastic, since he hardly views himself as an innocent.
Modesty: Oh, Mr. Maverick, Bret, I reckon I have known men like you - but they were in books and they clanked in armor and they ate at round tables. Modesty is referring to The Knights of the Round Table, those men awarded the highest order of Chivalry at the Court of King Arthur. Although based in shadowy fact, the legend of Arthur and Guinevere and Sir Lancelot and Sir Galahad, et al, has graced literature and art since the 9th century - from opera to drama to comics and movies and video games. One small but popular literary example would be Mark Twain's A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. Of the thousands of examples of modern media keeping the Arthurian legend alive, a brief sampling includes : Camelot (1967), Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975), Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989), First Knight (1995) and even Stargate SG-1 (2006-2007).
Bart: It's yours to lead Sheriff, and "mine but to follow". Bart quotes from the epic poem, The Voyage of Columbus (1812), by Samuel Rogers. He is poking fun at Hardy's rather rigid world view. Canto VII: -- Yet if thou canst (not for myself I plead! Mine but to follow where 'tis thine to lead)
The title of this episode, A Tale of Three Cities, is a reference to the Charles Dickens novel, A Tale of Two Cities. Both stories feature a devoted daughter who saves her father following a grave injustice. In the novel, the daughter rehabilitates her father after he has suffered many years of wrongful imprisonment. Justice and the rule of law are central themes of this episode, which features two diametrically opposed Sheriffs, one who cares nothing for the rule of law, and another who follows the rules slavishly.
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A unique Western featuring intelligent dialog, interesting characters, superb acting, and intriguing history.
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3.65/5 rDev -5.2%
Located a bit off the downtown area, RSVP is fairly close to the Great Lost Bear and Stone Coast Pizzeria, on the same street. Driving from downtown, it's located on the right, occupying a large, boxy white building. There's a big sign out front, so it's not easy to miss.
Walking inside, it's a warehouse layout, with a bare concrete floor and little attempt to decorate the place aside from a couple banners advertising assorted liquors and beer.
The beer selection is mostly in coolers against the back wall. It's mainly macros and imports, with all the micros on the right hand end. The usual ME treats, with a couple growlers from Maine Coast and Federal Jacks. I noticed the Maine Coast brews were all stouts, and all in clear growlers. A small warm beer section at the end of one of the aisles hosts a variety of bombers and 750ml bottles, mostly ME brewed products. Several case and six pack displays are set up for special deals.
I didn't have anyone help me, nor did I ask for assistance. The place was pretty dead, and all the employees were at the front of the store setting up some sort of sign. I wound up buying a sixer, and they did ask if I found everything I wanted. I didn't have any complaints.
I noticed the prices here are much cheaper than Downeast. The selection is about the same, with all the same local beers represented. I wanted to pick up a growler of the Maine Coast stuff, but I'm very wary of clear growlers after my experience with some store bought Franconia Notch, which was a clear, skunked growler. Nothing that the store can do about it, really. Some of the more expensive 750's and bombers had a bit of dust on them, which made me a bit dubious as to their age. The regualrs looked fresh enough, but I didn't go around checking expiration dates.
A good enough place to shop for local beer, but I'd stick with Downeast, for the service and location alone.
03-31-2004 03:13:39 | More by UnionMade
4.05/5 rDev +5.2%
This store is located outside town, on Forest Ave. not far from Rt. 9. The interior is like a warehouse with a lot of beer, wine, and liquor. The cashier is near the front of the store surrounded by cigarettes, lottery tickets, and some playboy magazines.
The beer selection is good, and like other liquor stores in the area, the emphasis is on Maine beer. However, there was also a decent selection of beers from outside Maine (Unibroue, some English, some German selections). Overall, probably as good a selection as Downeast Beverage Co., but not as big on customer service or atmosphere.
Definitely worth a stop on your way to or from the Great Lost Bear, or on your way to I-95.
11-07-2003 06:30:26 | More by UncleJimbo
2.15/5 rDev -44.2%
I read the reviews about this place and thought it would be a great little dive that I would feel right at home in. I don't love a place that has a stuffy feel and prefer the warehouse feel, especially if the service shines. I sought it out when in Portland and I must say this place was the worst place I visited on my trip, and I visited alot of places, and I work in the retail business, so I am no stranger to the life and goings on. First strike was fatal! Upon entering I said hello to the cashier (mind me this is Maine and I thought the people in this state to be amongst the friendliest I've encountered anywhere) and she just looked at my wife and I!? UHHH!!! The homer Simpson syndrome? The other workers leaned against walls talking to distributers-wishing the customers would go away, but knowing they are the ones who bring in the cash! Other stockers sauntered past and tried to not make eye contact. The place is a friggin liqour store mainly with plenty aof cig adds, crappy wines, and a decent selection of beer, but not much one could not find elsewhere. I grabbed a local brew from the cooler only cause I wanted one to drink at the hotel before dinner. This is a place full of burnt out retailers with shitty attitudes and no manners or even courtesy. You can at least say hello when the customer greets you no? Leave this dump to the old red faced gin drinkers and give your money to some one else. There are plenty of cool places in Portland with great employees.
10-04-2003 00:58:29 | More by moulefrite
3.7/5 rDev -3.9%
A decent store for beer. Really more geared towards wine. Their non-cooler space is pretty well limited to one row. A solid selection of the locals. I was an unlucky soul who wound up buying way out of date beer there. Didn't realize it until I read about it here. Beer was still good, but there is no excuse for beer that old on the shelf. Prices are pretty good.
09-27-2003 00:53:45 | More by yankeeheel
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4/5 rDev +3.9%
The best stock-up joint for anyone going any further north than Portland in Maine. If you're heading up to camp, fish, ski, boat and need the full range of beer, wine and spirits, RSVP has the best and most sensibly priced. Best beer is all the way on the right of the coolers in the rear of the room, before you stumble into the berry coolers. Don't miss the warm bottles in the middle aisle, too. This where you can find the Coursendonks and Traquairs of the world, plus Maine rarities like Honey braggot.
Service is average, but with choices this good this far north, who cares?
04-10-2003 11:47:23 | More by ecoboy
New York
4/5 rDev +3.9%
Not a real pretty place but houses a pretty damn good beer selection. It's a hair from the Great Lost Bear, meaning convenient as all hell. They've got all the macros I don't need to know about, but they've also got a terrific selection of micros, most specifically Maine (Atlantic Brewing, Geary's, Casco Bay/Carrabassett, Gritty's, Maine Coast, Sea Dog, Allagash, Shipyard, Belfast Bay) & New England brews. Some of the "haven't seen anywhere else up there" beers include Smuttynose and the growlers of Federal Jack's beers. Like I said, not the most asthetically pleasing joint but functionality is the name of the game here. Prices were also a lot better than I've seen in the immediate area.
03-16-2003 15:35:50 | More by slander
4.5/5 rDev +16.9%
RSVP Discount Beverage & Redemption is one of the best places to buy quality beers here in Portland. The selection is huge, especially Maine and New England beers, with a good mix of others from around the U.S. and some quality imports.
The staff is always willing to help, I have gone in before looking for a case of something when only singles or six packs were out front and they will gladly check the walk in refrigerator for what you want. If you don't see something ask, they might have it out back or be able to get it.
The prices here are the best in town, bar none, although and the selection is one of the best. Stop in here if you are in Portland looking for local brews!
02-01-2003 20:37:55 | More by MaineBeerMan
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An alcohol 'warehouse', but in the best sense of the word.
A good sized place that is function over fashion. Glossy concrete floors, high raftery ceilings and that effervescent 'redemption center' smell. Also, nice spread of New England regionals, micro-classics (seasonal and regular Anchors and Sierras) and interesting options (spelt brews and a few lines of organics). Great selection of bombers and 750mLs. Solid selection of macro-domestics. Also wines and liquors. Prices of the good stuff are competitive or low. The help is thin or busy or both. The owner, however, was fantastically helpful (he went into great depth into the history and non-availibility of Alexander Kieth's in Maine). The checkout staff is serious and have a very strict ID policy, especially with Flatlanders (out of state folks).
I shop here two to three times a week for everything form High Life and PBR to Allagash and Bar Harbor bombers (along with my girlfriend's wine and Irish Cream from Lewiston, yum). Enjoy, Cheers!
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Buffalo, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - Dustin Tokarski made 29 saves for his first NHL shutout and the Montreal Canadiens beat the Buffalo Sabres 2-0 on Sunday.
Tokarski, playing in his 10th NHL game, stopped nine shots each in the first two periods and had 11 saves in the third as Montreal won its second straight game on the heels of a three-game losing streak.
"The main thing is the two points," Tokarski said. "It was just a little icing on the cake with the shutout."
Dale Weise and Brendan Gallagher scored against Sabres starter Jhonas Enroth, who left the game after 36 minutes with what the team said was a lower-body injury.
Nathan Lieuwen, recalled on Sunday from Buffalo's AHL affiliate in Rochester, made his NHL debut in relief of Enroth and stopped 10 shots despite playing for the third straight day.
The Canadiens snapped a two-game road losing streak and earned their fourth straight win over Buffalo. They have points in nine of their last 10 games against the Sabres (6-1-3) and have won all three meetings this season.
Buffalo's losing streak reached six games and its home skid was extended to three. The Sabres have been shut out twice on their losing streak and have just five goals in the six games.
"We need to get out of this funk and keep playing hard," said defenseman Jamie McBain.
All of the game's scoring came during a 1 minute and 28 second stretch in the first period.
Weise's fourth goal of the season got Montreal on the board at the 14:41 mark. The puck, bouncing into the crease after David Desharnais threw a backhand on net, hit off Weise's skate in the crease.
The play was reviewed and upheld as a goal.
Gallagher's 17th of the season was knocked in by Buffalo defenseman Chad Ruhwedel, who was near the crease when Enroth let a rebound get away from him.
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New song from Lloyd produced by Slade Da Monsta. Slade's debut project, Hotter than July 19th coming 7.17
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From Ratking's debut album So It Goes, out April 7
Two winners were crowned at this year's Scripps Spelling Bee, for the first time in 52 years. The competition was intense as always, with 31 semi-finalists culled down to 12 for the May 29 championship finals. So when 14-year-old Sriram Hathwar was tasked to spell "feijoada" (a Brazilian stew) then asked for it to be heard in a sentence, the last thing he and officiators expected was for Kelis to be quoted.
"While Tabitha discovered that her milkshake brought all the boys to the yard…" a judge said, the crowd laughing as officiators told him to stop. "Oh, I'm sorry. I was reading the wrong sentence."
Not that Hathwar wasn't thrown by the judge quoting "Milkshake." In fact, he ended being one of this year's two winners, along with 13-year-old Ansun Sujoe. "I think we both know that the competition was against the dictionary, not against each other," Hathwar said after the tournament. And when Kelis found out, she was flattered by the "mistake." So by our count, everyone wins.
Watch a Scripps Spelling Bee judge quote Kelis' "Milkshake" up top, then revisit the delectable video below.
A Dangerous Journey is an animated short created with a positive purpose in mind- to warn young African women about sex trafficking, and teach them how to protect themselves from becoming exploited by those who see them as nothing more than a way to make a buck.
It was created by Animage Films, partially funded by Comic Relief, and is narrated by two survivors of sex trafficking in Africa. It's poignant, beautifully animated, and hopefully it will help raise awareness about the real life dangers of human trafficking.
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Best of 2008: Handbag Designer of the Year
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Is the It bag dead? Maybe. However, this past year we saw a stockpile of stunning handbags from a range of designers. We swooned over some, tested your celebrity bag knowledge, and even gave some designer goods away. No doubt, we're still obsessed with handbags. We've narrowed our favorites down to Chloe, Prada, Lanvin, Balenciaga, Chanel, and Marni. From classic to cutting-edge, these artisans stayed true to their distinct styles. Tell me, which designs reigned supreme in 2008?
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(Bottom row: L-R, Balenciaga, Chanel, Marni)
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Balenciaga and Chloe.
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Balenciaga and Chloe.
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Chloe is good but no doubt BALENCIAGA IS WAY BETTER
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Chloe is goodbut no doubt BALENCIAGA IS WAY BETTER
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Out of these, I'm going with Chloe.
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Chloe, though I do not like any of those bags.
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I chose the Chanel purse because black matches well with any color and style, and Chanel is classic and timeless.
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I would vote valentino but since that's not an option, I voted prada. I like girly bags.
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LOVE me some Chloe!!!
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LOVE me some Chloe!!!
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Chloe is timeless. I love their leather whether it's buttery soft or distressed.
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not into Chloe and Lanvin at all, chose Chanel couze their bags are fabulous everytime.)
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I love the Chloe bag! Its beautiful yet functional . You can take it anywear.
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I really love both Balenciaga and Chanel...
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I chose Chloe. I love Balenciaga but I think it they were the bags of 2007.
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October 4, 2013 – St. Francis of Assisi
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What on earth happened? Once again the middle was wide open, as noted the red zone offense was missing, and Ponder had a bad day over throwing receivers except when it was to the Redskins.
Game sucked.
D looked lost - RGIII froze them on play after play. Haven't seen one guy burn a team so badly since Steve Smith ate Fred Smoot's lunch for him.
We need receivers...bad.
Ponder didn't look so hot today either. Still not sold on him.
Field goals are nice, but we need TDs.
The team being devoid of talent is why I'm for trading Peterson, for any type of long term studs. Ala Herschel Walker deal. Other than that I agree with everything else you had to say.
Losing to the Skins and that punk ass RG3 is what is pissing me off. That dude is cocky as all hell. What has he done in his 6 total games in the NFL to get the type of protection that guys like Manning, Brady, and those type of QB's get? On his last TD run, his OL was holding like crazy, but is one of them called? Hell no. Then that idiot is on the sidelines laughing for like 20 f'n minutes. Someone should tell him to stop smiling on camera with those big ass teeth, looks like his mom had a affair with Mr. Ed.
Another thing that pissed me off is when the Vikings were down by 12 late, they showed Allen, Griffen, and Guyion all laughing on the sidelines. Why were you guys laughing? It was mainly you guys that couldn't get to RG3, and this secondary that couldn't cover or tackle on why they lost today, and you dumb asses are laughing. Lost some respect for them guys as players today.
So how come this team can dominate the 49ers and that offense, but get walked all over by RG3 and the f'n Skins? That was flat out embarrassing, and yet these guys were laughing on the sidelines. Also, what in the hell happened to Ponder today? My god, that dude made some dumb ass mistakes today that cost this team many of points. 3 times in the redzone in the 1st quarter alone, and you can't manage one single f'n TD in that time. Those stats boys, you deserve to lose. Now I am not expecting much from this team this team, but I surely didn't expect them to lose against the Skins today. Just a awful performance all the way around. Yes sitting at 4-2 is still pretty good, but you can't let teams like the Skins beat up on you like they did today.
Can we NOW please sign Plaxico Burress???
We need more of a killer instinct. FG's won't get it. I said that in the first quarter.
AP.......... Please stop cutting back into the teeth of the defense when the 1st down is in sight!!!!
We should of had this one.


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"He'll be with Eve now," says the mother of Eve van Grafhorst, the brave little girl with HIV who won the hearts of Paul Holmes and the nation before her short life came to an end.
Eve was 11 when she died in the arms of her mother, Gloria Taylor, in 1993. Holmes befriended Eve and championed her battle over the years before her death.
In an interview broadcast just days before his death, Holmes said that of all the issues he had covered, Eve's story was the most memorable.
"You couldn't help but love that little girl."
He wanted to show the public that being around someone with Aids did not mean you would get sick.
"I said that you can pick a little girl up who is riddled with this disease and you're not going to catch it yourself and die. You can let her kiss you."
Holmes became close to Eve's family, whom he hosted at his house with his young children Millie and Reuben.
Speaking from her home in England, Taylor said there was nothing artificial about Holmes' affection for Eve.
"She loved him, loved him very much. They were very close, very close indeed. I bet you she's there guiding him through all of this.
"And I'm certain he'd have been thinking of her too, actually, and the strength she showed in her time at the end."
When "Angel Eve" lived in Australia as a toddler, she was harassed, spat on and had burning cigarettes thrown at her.
The abuse by strangers towards the small child eventually forced her mother to pack up their family and flee to New Zealand. In Hastings, Eve found solace.
She was born prematurely and caught HIV from a contaminated blood transfusion.
"Paul was involved with a lot of people as part of the Holmes show. He was just so supportive," Taylor said.
"When it was a story that was close to his heart he became very involved with those people and their families. He would make sure the story was told the way it really is. He wouldn't dramatise it any more than it was.
"He did the same thing with [daughter Millie's drug addiction]. He didn't hide behind it. He fought for it. That's who he is.
"He fights for the things he believes in."
Taylor last spoke to Holmes last year, when he interviewed her on radio about a 4-year-old boy with HIV whose mother claimed he was asked to leave his early childhood centre.
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If you want to get out and enjoy this weekend's promised heat, there is plenty to do here in Siouxland.
Sioux City is celebrating National Parks and Recreation Month by highlighting tons of free and low-cost activities you can enjoy without leaving town. From dozens of parks and swimming opportunities to free movies at the band shell, the city's attractions will not disappoint.
The highlights of the summer even include a pirate–themed Fantastic Friday party at Lewis Pool on July 29th.
"It's a good opportunity for a couple hours to come for an evening swim, but then also the games and activities, and the parks, those are always available, you've got over fifty parks throughout Sioux City, so in the hustle and bustle of things, you might not know you have one right in your neighborhood, so definitely check those out," says Mandi Parker, Recreation Supervisor.
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Benefit cheat fraudulently claimed £33,000 (From Craven Herald)
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1:49pm Thursday 13th February 2014 in News
A benefits cheat who falsely claimed more than £33,000 while living with her partner has been ordered to pay it all back.
Grandmother Helen Ratcliffe, 44, received four separate benefits over a 10-month period but failed to declare that she shared a house with Kate Nuttall – formerly known as Andrew, her husband.
Ms Ratcliffe, of Mosley Street, Barnoldswick, was spared jail at Burnley Crown Court after a judge accepted that the couple had "considerable domestic problems".
Instead she was given a six-month prison sentence suspended for two years.
Investigators from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) discovered the scam after receiving an anonymous tip-off.
Between February and November 2012 she claimed a total of £33,111.59 in housing benefit, income support, council tax benefit and disability living allowance (DLA).
On one occasion she was observed arriving for a DWP interview on foot despite claiming DLA for being unable to walk for more than 90 seconds.
Kimberley Obrusik, prosecuting, told the court Ms Ratcliffe had not informed the authority about "a reduction in her care".
Miss Obrusik said: "She stated she had got a taxi to the interview and had not contacted her husband since 2008."
Philip Holden, defending, said: "What effectively happened here, and I accept there has been an element of dishonesty, is that the two split up when [Kate] told her that she had been cross-dressing "There was a period of time they didn't live together. The position now is that their relationship is likely to last for some time."
Ms Ratcliffe pleaded guilty to six offences of failing to notify the DWP of changes in her circumstances at an earlier hearing.


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Ampersand — May 2006: Razzle: Porsche springs its 480-bhp Turbo on a suspecting public. Dazzle: more from the Geneva show.
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Spicier Cayenne: The Turbo S
Dubai, United Arab Emirates The spectacular swirls of fine Arabian sand churning off the Cayenne Turbo S's wheels tell most of the story. With 520 bhp issuing forth from its 4.5-liter twin-turbo V-8, the sport-ute engineered in Weissach and built in Leipzig is the second most powerful production Porsche ever, bettered only by its production-line neighbor, the 605-bhp Carrera GT supercar.
Although we were many lines of longitude east of the Dakar Rally route, the expansive dunes of the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve were ideal for a little fantasy role-playing always yielding to the free-range camels, of course. Here we could use the Turbo S's extra 70 bhp (compared with the standard Cayenne Turbo's) and Porsche Traction Management (PTM) all-wheel drive to clamber up soft dunes with abandon...on street tires!...letting our capable sand-driving instructors bail us out when we high-sided on a ridge or were thwarted by too steep a grade.
The key to the power gain is a cooler, denser intake charge made possible via nose-mounted twin intercoolers that are 0.51 in. thicker than the standard Turbo model's, for better heat dissipation and 50 percent less pressure loss. Result? More boostabout 12.8 psi gauge pressure, or 4.3 psi more than the Turbo good for a 060-mph sprint of 4.8 seconds and a top speed of 167 mph. Torque is equally impressive, 530 lb.-ft. being on tap from 2750 to 3750 rpm.
Styling changes to the $111,600 Turbo S are discreet, with badging on the rear hatch, 20-in. SportTechno wheels, air intake mesh painted in matte body color and siamesed quad exhaust tips. Six-position air suspension is standard, allowing as much as 10.8 in. of ground clearance, ideal for the dunes of Dubai or torturous speed bumps in the Saks Fifth Avenue parking lot.
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While previous reports included rumors of all-wheel drive, the 2007 Dodge Caliber SRT4 retains the same format as the Neon SRT4, delivering the power to the front wheels via a Getrag DMT-6 6-speed manual transaxle. Along with 300 bhp, the 2.4-liter turbo-4 (now featuring variable valve timing) produces 260 lb.-ft. of torque. The SRT4 has stiffer suspension with tuned shocks, higher spring rates and larger-diameter front and rear anti-roll bars. The front brakes use the same 13.3-in. rotors with 2-piston calipers developed for the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger, needed to haul down the Caliber's extra heftcurb weight is up to 3190 lb. Riding a half-inch lower than stock Caliber models, the SRT4 sits on 19-in. wheels fitted with P255/45ZR-19 tires that fill up the flared wheel arches. Inside, the SRT4 comes with aggressively bolstered sport seats and a 200-mph speedometer. Dodge hasn't established pricing yet, but hinted at the low $20,000 range.
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BMW 1 Series Evolves
While BMW has not announced official plans to send its 1 Series hatchback to these shores, it is working on coupe and convertible versions of its entry-level car with an eye to the American market. The accompanying photo-illustration shows the convertible version. The rear-driver is powered by a 4-cylinder engine and would slot nicely beneath the new 3 Series in the $20,000 $30,000 range. Matt DeLorenzo


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This is a very simple and fast to sew pattern for a cape. Be creative in the choice of trim that is sewn to all the edges and sleeves of the cape.
Any sort of warmer woven material, like wool or wool blends.
1 3/4 yards (1m 60cm)
This pattern includes seam allowance
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Sep 21, 2013, 09.58 PMby mraynaud
Instructions are pretty much useless for this pattern as well. The pattern did not indicate front or back. It's only one pattern piece (cut two pieces), but I think it's sloppy to not at least include the center back seam, which would really help with understanding the placement. I have some instructions on my blog as to how I figured it all out, and will save anyone else attempting the shrug some grief. This was my second Burda pattern. Both patterns I used turned out fine, but it would be difficult for someone who did not know how to sew with patterns to figure out.
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"Roman Candle" turns 20: Secrets of Elliott Smith's accidental masterpiece (slideshow)
Elliott and the friends with whom he recorded in middle school in Texas (photo courtesy of Dan Pickering)
Topics: Sexting, Child Pornography, Virginia, Police, Law enforcement, Sex, teens, Washington Post, Child abuse, Life News, News
Law enforcement officials in Manassas, Va. have come up with a truly creative way to combat the dissemination of child pornography: create more child pornography for comparison! Their first subject could be 17-year-old Manassas City resident Trey Simms, who faces two felony charges for allegedly sexting his 15-year-old girlfriend. Prosecutors intend to prove Simms's guilt by forcing him to provide police with photos of his erect penis, for which a judge actually granted a search warrant (!).
Simms's attorney, Jessica Harbeson Foster, told the Washington Post that Assistant Commonwealth Attorney Claiborne Richardson presented the defense with two options: the teen could either plead guilty or be forced to provide illicit photos of his genitalia. As for how the prosecution would acquire such photos, Richardson reportedly said police would "just take him down to the hospital, give him a shot and then take the pictures that we need."
Simms refused to plead guilty and, after police received their warrant, Foster filed a motion to allow her client to leave the county to visit his family. The teen is out of town for the moment, but he faces another court date on July 15. In the meantime, the Post reports, both sides are still debating the necessity for additional "photographic evidence" of Simms's penis, which the defense has characterized as child abuse:
Carlos Flores Laboy, appointed the teen's guardian ad litem in the case, said he thought it was just as illegal for the Manassas City police to create their own child pornography as to investigate the teen for it. "They're using a statute that was designed to protect children from being exploited in a sexual manner," Flores Laboy said, "to take a picture of this young man in a sexually explicit manner. The irony is incredible."
And, in addition to being ironic (at best), Foster pointed out the obvious distress Simms is likely to experience should he be forced to photograph himself for the police — on top of the charges he faces, which could have him registered as a sex offender for life if he's convicted.
"This is a 17-year-old who goes to school every day, plays football, has never been in trouble with the law before," Foster said. "Now he's saddled with two felonies and the implication that he's a sexual predator. … I don't want him to go through that. Taking him down to the hospital so he can get an erection in front of all those cops, that's traumatizing."
Simms's ex-girlfriend, whose mother filed the initial complaint in the case, also allegedly sent compromising images of herself via text. She has not been charged.
Jenny Kutner is an assistant editor at Salon, focusing on sex, gender, relationships and feminism. Follow @jennykutner or email email@example.com Jenny Kutner.
Elliott and the friends with whom he recorded in middle school in Texas (photo courtesy of Dan Pickering)
Heatmiser publicity shot (L-R: Tony Lash, Brandt Peterson, Neil Gust, Elliott Smith) (photo courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Elliott and JJ Gonson (photo courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
"Stray" 7-inch, Cavity Search Records (photo courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Elliott's Hampshire College ID photo, 1987
Elliott with "Le Domino," the guitar he used on "Roman Candle" (courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Full "Roman Candle" record cover (courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Elliott goofing off in Portland (courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Heatmiser (L-R: Elliott Smith, Neil Gust, Tony Lash, Brandt Peterson)(courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
The Greenhouse Sleeve -- Cassette sleeve from Murder of Crows release, 1988, with first appearance of Condor Avenue (photo courtesy of Glynnis Fawkes)