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"It really was nice in May," says Dave Smith of San Leandro regarding his visit to beautiful Bass Lake, deep in the Point Reyes National Seashore. The lake lies off a path that, if you continue past the lake turnoff, will eventually take you to a waterfall. "The trail was a little overgrown — but I had fun swimming nude in the lake." Bass, though, doesn't attract as many nudists as it did 10 years ago. "When I first went, everybody was nude," says Smith, who usually leads a group of Bay Area Naturists once a year for picnicking and swimming outings at Bass — which, by the way, doesn't have any bass fish. Pat, a recent visitor, says, "Most people are cool if you take off your clothes, but some are kind of freaked out." Suggestions: bring an air mattress, water shoes, and a thick towel or tarp for sitting on the matted, sometimes prickly meadow near the water. For even more fun, try the lake's rope swing.
Directions: From Stinson Beach, go north on Highway 1. Just north of Bolinas Lagoon, turn left on the often-unmarked exit to Bolinas. Follow the road as it curves along the lagoon and eventually ends at Olema-Bolinas Road. Continue along Olema-Bolinas Road to the stop sign at Mesa Road. Turn right on Mesa and drive four miles until it becomes a dirt road and ends at a parking lot. On hot days the lot fills quickly. A sign at the trailhead next to the lot will guide you down scenic Palomarin Trail to the lake. For directions to Alamere Falls, 1.5 miles past Bass Lake, please see "Elsewhere In Marin" in our online listings.
Inspiring. Romantic. Isolated. Rugged. However you describe RCA Beach, a Point Reyes National Seashore property near Bolinas, you'll probably say you like it. "It hasn't changed much in 20 years," says regular visitor Michael Velkoff. But it can be a bit breezy at the cove, which requires a moderately long walk to reach. The good news is that there are lots of nooks that are sheltered from the wind. And there's so much driftwood on the sand that many people build windbreaks or even whole forts. Though seldom deserted, RCA is never crowded and averages five to 20 people per day. "It's a quiet place," says Velkoff. "Whenever I've been there, everyone's been nude."
Directions: From Stinson Beach, take Highway 1 (Shoreline Highway) north toward Calle Del Mar for4.5 miles. Turn left onto Olema Bolinas Road and follow it 1.8 miles to Mesa Road in Bolinas. Turn right and stay on Mesa until you see cars parked past some old transmission towers. Park and walk a quarter mile to the end of the pavement. Go left through the gap in the fence. The trail leads to a gravel road. Follow it until you see a path on your right, leading through a gate. Take it along the cliff top until it veers down to the beach. Or continue along Mesa until you come to a grove of eucalyptus trees. Enter through the gate here, then hike a half mile through a cow pasture on a path that will also bring you through thick brush. The second route is slippery and eroding, but less steep. "It's shorter, but toward the end there's a rope for you to hold onto going down the cliff," says Velkoff.
In the last 50 years, the number of cases of skin cancer has skyrocketed. Depletion of stratospheric ozone is letting a lot more cancer-causing ultraviolet light in than in previous centuries. Many commercial sun screens don't work.
Good luck.
Arthur, you suggesting that we all should aspire to live so long until we are as bitter as you?
What a joyless & puritanical comment to make.
If any group knows the risks of UV, its nudists. Ever had sunburn on a part of your body that you sit on? Its not pleasant and you learn quickly.
"What a joyless & puritanical comment to make."
- Old Burner
You remind me of people I knew at the beginning of the AIDS epidemic who scoffed at the notion of safe sex. They're all dead now.
Apart from AIDS, I've lost several friends over the years, all young, to skin cancer caused by exposure to the sun.
"There is no such thing as a healthy tan. A tan is the skin's response to the sun's damaging rays."
- The Skin Cancer Foundation
Live intelligently. Otherwise, you can end up with a Darwin Award.
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Thanks, but I already knew that. I think most people who enjoy being naked in nature are very aware of these risks. You may want to get out to a nude beach and talk to them sometime, you'll find most enjoy a shade and are very smart about the sun.
However, you are assuming that nudists aren't capable of making wise or intelligent decisions, that is condescending. You are patronizing a group that enjoys life and makes wise decisions. Stop trying to frighten people with information that they probably know a great deal more about than you. It doesn't bring any joy or intelligence to life. Fear is a puritanical tool used by those who are afraid of life.
I'm not sure what AIDS has to do with nudism or skin cancer, I'm sorry that you feel it necessary to bring the memory of your dead friends to a comment. That is sad and seems disrespectful to your friends' memories.
I was startled and interested to see that you quoted Supervisor Steve Kinsey at length. It described, rightly, that he represents the part of the county from Tomales south to Muir Beach and over to Novato. Fair enough. But all the beaches described are either federal lands (GGNRA or National Parks) or California State lands. The story said as much. But I hope the supervisor understands the distinctions and his role/authority or lack thereof depending on where he lays his blanket.
We headed down there this past Sunday and unfortunately did not head this this review and he was right- a few bad apples including one midget with a boner- did make us (male & female) couple feel very uncomfortable and actually we left. It is too bad this is a really nice cove and beach. So perhaps on a week day or off day this can be a nice getaway...
"you suggesting that we all should aspire to live so long until we are as bitter as you?"
- Marc Salomon
No, only that we be aware of situations and take reasonable precautions.
It's called living mindfully.
Let's be reasonable and civil. What I'm receiving intelligently from the intellectual transcendental aspect is telling me that you, Arthur Evans, are a want-to-be cop and/or you missed your "calling." Your entire life focuses on people doing things YOU personally oppose so therefore those things should be illegal because YOU don't like them. That's a very striking stance. Let's be reasonable. My crystal ball just turned black.
Oh, here comes another intellectual and intelligent signal from the far-end: "Ethel to Tilly, Ethel to Tilly. Come in Tilly. Over." Let's be reasonable. Arthur Evans, stop making this site a want-to-be police site. I intelligently and intellectually suggest you go to a safe police forum and safely and with great civility hang out there safely 24 hours a day where you can safely write 100s of posts about civility, and talk about crime, feces, throw-up, civility, safeness, reasonable, civility, people not paying to ride Muni, how you despise "progressives" and your lectures on what it is and isn't to be a "progressive," and all the many things you do so despise about city life, and how terribly scared you are from the moment you wake up until the moment you sleep.
Oh, here comes another signal: Arthur, Let's be reasonable and civil. It is not intelligent or intellectual to constantly be afraid. It is not intelligent or intellectual or reasonable to be self-righteous and miserable in one's attitude towards others with whom one disagrees. It is safely time for you to go to sleep in our uncivil society and we do live in an uncivil society.
Let's be reasonable. It's safe in your dream world.
Let's be reasonable.
There's nothing progressive about incoherence.
Let's be reasonable, intelligent and intellectual.
That wasn't a very civil and sensible response. Since you know nothing about what a progressive is, you can't possibly self-righteously judge whether someone's response is progressive or not. Let's be sensible.
Incoherence is consistently one of your trademarks and you are nothing close to being progressive so you have no basis on which to sensibly and reasonably speak about the topic.. Your expertise are based in right-wing hate and fear-based mongering against people unlike yourself. Let's be sensible.
When I look back into my crystal ball, it has shattered into millions of pieces with your name on it, dripping with hate.
Let's be reasonable.
Thanks, Old Burner, for your post above. Some thoughts follow.
You say:
"You may want to get out to a nude beach and talk to them sometime, you'll find most enjoy a shade and are very smart about the sun."
Glad to hear the good news. I used to go to a nude beach and enjoyed the experience.
However, it doesn't hurt to remind people of risks and the need to be informed. Especially in this case, since recent studies indicate that most sun screen are ineffective and that the rate of skin-cancer is skyrocketing.
You say:
"However, you are assuming that nudists aren't capable of making wise or intelligent decisions, that is condescending."
Not at all. Look at my original post. It's a reminder about taking intelligent precautions. The original article made no mention at all of the skin-cancer risk. That's a fault that needed to be corrected.
You say:
"Stop trying to frighten people with information that they probably know a great deal more about than you."
It pays to be a wise consumer, even with something as seemingly banal as sun screen.
You say:
"I'm not sure what AIDS has to do with nudism or skin cancer …"
In the early days of the AIDS epidemic, there were those who scoffed at the danger of unprotected sex and attacked those who stressed sensible precautions. As I mentioned, they're all dead now.
Intelligence has a role to play in every aspect of life, including life at the beach.
I think the analog to the AIDS epidemic is tenuous at best. Sun burn and solar UV exposure is something that every child is aware of, that every mother protects their child from. HIV is a virus. The causality and risks are not the same.
No one is attacking you. Your comments are simply redundant particularly to the nudist community.
People are extremely cautious in the sun thanks to great work by the CDC and many other public health organisations.
"However, it doesn't hurt to remind people of risks and the need to be informed. Especially in this case, since recent studies indicate that most sun screen are ineffective and that the rate of skin-cancer is skyrocketing."
Can you provide some links to the studies about sun screen? As an educated consumer I always like to purchase the most effective block I can. Zinc cream is 100% but not always practical.
I'm not sure the article was missing information about sun and skincare. I don't believe that's a fault. You do and clearly sought to correct it by delivering a fear-filled comment about the rise in skin cancer with a "good luck" tacked on the end. That is condescending and puritanical. There is no luck involved in intelligent decisions.
Lastly I think your fear about the rising rates of skin cancer may be mis-guided. Did you know that the recent rise in skin cancer rated has been tentatively related to tanning bed use among under 30s? Nothing to do with nudism, unless they're nudists who like being tan prior to the beach.
Thanks for post above, Old Burner.
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On the epidemic of skin cancer, click here:
You say,
"That is condescending and puritanical."
The same words used by the opponents of safe sex in the early 80s.
It must be nice to avoid real debate and dialogue.
I have to say neither source you've cited would come to mind as reputable. WedMD having the edge there above "spiral of silence" monger CBS.
Why must you reiterate that tenuous analogy (skin cancer = HIV??) that is doing no favors to those fighting for education. HIV, AIDS and safe sex have nothing to do with skin cancer. Can you please cease with the diversions?
Acknowledgement of your mistakes and errors - or rebuttal - is the least you could do to for a reasonable, rational and civil discussion.
Thanks for your added comments above, Old Burner.
You say:
"Why must you reiterate that tenuous analogy (skin cancer = HIV??) that is doing no favors to those fighting for education. HIV, AIDS and safe sex have nothing to do with skin cancer."
The human race during the last fifty years has witnessed an unprecedented increase in skin cancer around the globe. The major culprit is the depletion of the ozone layer.
The depletion occurs not only over the poles, as commonly thought. Large urban areas, including the SF Bay Area, also have their own ozone holes.
The ozone depletion allows ultraviolet light to come through the atmosphere at dangerous levels. Exposure to this intense ultraviolet light causes skin cancer.
Many European newspapers report info about the day's ultraviolet-light levels in their daily weather sections. Most U.S. papers do not. So there is less popular awareness of the problem here in the U.S.
Most commercial sun screens are inadequate for dealing with high concentrations of ultraviolet light. Consumers put on these sun screens thinking they are protecting themselves, when they are not.
The most effective way to block out harmful ultraviolet light is to wear clothing. The next best way is to use sun screens that have been proven to be reliable.
The least effective way is to deny that there is a problem.
I saw an analogous denial unfold in the early days of the AIDS epidemic. People were attacked for daring to call attention to the danger and for suggesting safe sex as a remedy to deal with it.
That denial was a tragic precedent. We should learn from it and never repeat it.
I'm 100% in favour of nudist beaches. They should be well away from other beaches and well out of sight of the decent majority. Then nudists can enjoy their facilities and they won't bother the rest of us.
The photo says Baker Beach, but it ain't. Don't know where it is... but it ain't Baker Beach...
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Three's a Crowd-River Front Privacy on upper Toccoa River in Blue Ridge
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 2
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type Cabin
- community Brown Mountain
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/ night
$ 500 - $ 600 / week
$ 1,200 - $ 1,500 / month
vacation rental description
A very romantic cabin nestled on the beautiful upper Toccoa River.
This is a perfect getaway! Relax in the hot tub. Hike the nearby Benton-McKaye Trail, fish for trout in several great nearby streams( Rock Creek, Cooper Creek, or the Toccoa River)Antique shopping and festivals in Blue Ridge, Suches, Blairsville, and Dahlonega are all within reasonable distance.
A spiral staircase leads you to a
loft bedroom with a queen size bed above a very cozy first floor
with all tongue in groove wood interior. A large wrap around porch w/swing
overlooks a large riverfront field.. ( Very pastoral and spacious ).
Two acres ensure privacy on the Tocoa riverfront.
This is a very charming, intimate place, ideal for a Honeymoon or a special romantic occasion.
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Microwave, stovetop with oven, tile countertops, charcoal
grill,gas grill, hot tub, all major appliances. Basic cutlery. Gas stove heat. Air
conditioned. Place settings for two. Seperate bathroom with shower.
Satellite TV with digital stereo - CD/DVD/.Futon folds out to sleep 1-2 add. people.
activities and attractions in Blue Ridge Georgia
Fishing (many trout streams nearby)
Biking, Four wheeling
Hiking (borders national forest)
Hot Tub
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$250.00/weekend (minimum 2 days )
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The minimum fee for cabin rental is $250.00/stay
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- Antique Browsing/shopping
- The Blue Ridge Mountain Scenic Railway
- Great dining
Top things to do on a budget
- Rafting/canoeing/ kayaking
- Hiking/fishing
- Rock Creek Trout Hatchery ( visit )
- Four Wheeling
Top things to do with a family
- Visit Rock Creek Trout Hatchery
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Light snow has come through the D.C. area Friday afternoon and evening causing some issues on the roads during the rush hour commute as well as early school closings in the area.
District of Columbia officials say the city's snow team has been treating residential streets and monitoring major streets in anticipation of Friday's winter weather.
Much of Virginia is bracing for low temperatures and snowfall heading into the weekend.
The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for most of Virginia into Friday evening and early Saturday.
Virginia Department of Transportation says crews are working around the clock to treat and clear state-maintained roads.
Virginia State Police say troopers responded to nearly 250 traffic crashes and about 175 disabled vehicles through Friday evening.
Media outlets report that the forecast calls for 1 to 2 inches of snow in the Richmond metro area. Southside and southeastern Virginia could get 2 to 3 inches and snowfall totals are estimated in western and Southwest Virginia to be between 1 to 4 inches. The snow is expected to accumulate on all surfaces as temperatures remain below freezing.
A winter storm is making highways hazardous for afternoon commuters.
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Preview here. Game kicks at noon on FX. It should be upper-60s and drizzly throughout the game.
I don't know about you guys, but yesterday's Stormturtle jersey announcement has me extraordinarily excited for this, even with the knowledge that we're probably about to get spanked. And when I use my brain, my prediction hasn't moved a centimeter from yesterday's 42-23 call in favor of the By-Godders.
But have you ever just had a certain feeling about a game? A strange optimism you can't really explain and shouldn't really be there but for some reason ... just is? I mean, odds aren't that Perry Hills will finally become the Scott McBrien heir apparent that we've been waiting for since forever. But it's about time West Virginia had some demons of their own to deal with in this rivalry. And Hills (for his toughness, not necessarily ability) and Stefon Diggs (for his ability) seem like just the type who could prove to be a thorn in their side for years to come.
"Years to come" almost certainly isn't "now," though. But this being a GameThread, I'll continue to play the optimist.
Random, Baseless Prediction: Tyler Cierski scores a touchdown. Just 'cuz.
Prediction: Like I said, realistically, 42-23 'Eers. But purely going by my probably-way-too-optimistic gut? Maryland 31, West Virginia 28. Three missed 'Eer field goals come back to bite them, Brad Craddock slices the game winner through the rain from 43 yards out.
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- Misty @ The DoanGang said...
I had a friend when I was in high school who worked for the guy who created Wen products. He loved the stuff and I've wanted to try them ever since. The price has dropped DRASTICALLY since then, so I'd love to hear what you thought if Santa brought it to you :)
- December 13, 2010
- Saucy said...
I noticed that the price has come down on the Wen products lots this past year... ProActive also used to be much more expensive when it first came out. I'm hoping to try it in the new year so I will let you know!
- December 13, 2010
- tooblonde1 said...
I use Wen everyday and I love it! I started using it when I fried my hair with a bad color job. Its great but its not like shampoo and so there is a learning curve...I think Chaz Dean has some video instructions on his website. www.chazdean.com
Qvc also has it at a good price I think.
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- Green Girl in Wisconsin said...
Oh, you always come across the most wonderful things!
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- Me and My Pink Mixer said...
I almost buy that Wen hair care every time I see the infomercial, but then stop at the last minute. I can't wait to hear what she thinks about it after trying it out!
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I want a Le Cruset dutch oven. I'm always curious but have yet to check out the Wen products. Hope you give the full report if you do check them out.
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For many wine lovers the name Beaujolais is nearly synonymous with plonk, which many attribute to lackisdaiscal farming, over production, sub-standard winemaking & a perception of gross manipulation in the winery.
I am one of those people who likes to dig around for wines which over deliver in quality, especially for the dollar spent. Beaujolais is one of those areas where one can still find an amazing wine with interesting-ness, delicious-ness, food friendliness & sensational gulp-ability AND still at a very reasonable price.
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Thank goodness for all of the media coverage readily available on wine today, which in fact thankfully seems to be growing. I believe any kind of well presented information & exposure really does encourage more & more people to try & enjoy wines. Even the somewhat controversial, supporting numeric rating system which many now use to assess (in a report card kind of way) the wines' quality also seems to help readers with their selection, buying & cellaring.


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Heather's save the date for a friend
I'm not sure if these count as 'interesting' save the dates, but I recently designed these for my friends upcoming wedding! They are using all orchids for their flowers and really wanted to incorporate that in their invitations!
[images from Heather]
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November 12th, 2008 at 9:46 pm
i love them! they are so refined!
Kate Says:
November 13th, 2008 at 7:24 am
Lovely colour combination -nice and clean, perfect for a modern wedding!
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Vols face long odds of winning NIT Season Tip-Off
NEW YORK - Bruce Pearl has never led the Vols to a tournament championship of any sort over his first five years as head coach in Knoxville; NCAA, SEC or the regular season exempt variety.
Now would be a great time for a first. Not only could the Vols use some good publicity around their program, but UT is also barely holding on to its top 25 ranking.
The odds are against Tennessee winning two games in Madison Square Garden, however.
UT is missing 49-percent of its scoring from last year with the departures of Wayne Chism, J.P. Prince, Bobby Maze and Tyler Smith.
VCU returns four starters, and Pearl says the Rams' athleticism is such that "every one of our starters will be challenged athletically and physically, and that hasn't been the case in our first three games.''
Pearl also said UT freshman Tobias Harris will face his first significant test from an athletic standpoint against Rams forward Toby Veal in Wednesday's 7 p.m. game on ESPN2.
"Veal is a physical guy that can jump out of the gym,'' Pearl said. "Tobias hasn't seen this type of athleticism yet. Veal is an SEC type of front-line player.''
Even if Tennessee does advance past VCU, it would likely run into a No. 7-ranked Villanova team, which is favored to handle UCLA in the other semifinal game.
Villanova is 37-7 in November games since Jay Wright took over as coach in 2001 and has won 16 straight games in the month dating back to a loss in the final of the Old Spice Classic in 2007.
Further, the Wildcats have three senior captains who are all from the New York area.
The Vols arrived Tuesday and spent an hour or so walking around their hotel in the Times Square Area. Pearl said he expected a quiet Tuesday night.
"I think we'll just rest and get our feet under us,'' Pearl said. "We can do some other things on other days.''
Pearl has mentioned possible trips to the Empire State Building and art galleries as team activities this week.
UT sophomore Skylar McBee, one of many Vols making his first trip to the Big Apple, deadpanned that New York City "has a few more traffic lights than Rutledge.''
Well, I guess us fans should just give up hoping we can win one of these games against people that Griff and Pearl say are just too tough for us. I wonder why we even accepted the invitation to go to New York given that we are so seriously undermanned. I sure do appreciate the pessimism. Maybe I will cancel my plans to watch on TV cause why bother? Our newspaper guy says we have no chance so I guess I'll watch something else. Maybe we ought to just give up on the season now while we're at it. Yeah, that's the ticket. It'll save us all alot of time.


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Just a little clarification from AL.com's Matt Scalici
"We're just waiting for the official transcript right now," Lyons told BamaOnline. "He's moving forward and should be ready to go."
The addition of Foster along with former grayshirt signee Bradley Bozeman, who was given the go ahead on Tuesday by Alabama to join the team for this season, would give Alabama 26 incoming scholarship freshmen along with two highly regarded walk-ons in quarterback Jake Del Rio and safety Jai Miller.
Hope for the best...
This may be a tad late, but Tide Sports is supposedly reporting that, per his high school coach, 5 Star Wide Receiver Robert Foster is "en route" to Alabama. It's behind a pay wall so forgive me if I'm too cheap to sign up. I did a quick Google search and found no other reference. However, twitter seems to know something we officially do not.
Reliable source:
Keith Holcombe, Robert Foster, Bradley Bozeman, three visitors on campus. Another busy day for #Alabama. Check out http://t.co/u8agF4lQjJ.— Andrew Bone (@AndrewJBone) July 30, 2013
Per CV coach Mark Lyons, as we reported this morning, #Bama signee Robert Foster is "..good. He's ready to go camp." http://t.co/BhPJMBdvlv— John Garcia Jr. (@JohnGarcia_Jr) July 30, 2013
Not so reliable source:
Good RT @Bama_man_Judd: @TheAlabamaLogo @SabanSays sure y'all know, but Robert Foster, and Bradly Bosmen are both cleared to join the team.— Coach Saban (@SabanSays) July 30, 2013
This certainly seems like good news, but until I hear it come from Saban himself or an official UA press release, I'll remain skeptical.
Roll Tide, anyways.


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A STRIKE by public sector workers and teachers on Thursday, July 10 will close almost half of Halton's 61 schools and partially shut 13 others.
The borough's four libraries and direct links will be closed and other council services including bin collections face disruption.
Local government members of Unison, Unite, the GMB and Public and Commercial Services Union, the National Union of Teachers and Fire Brigades Union are mounting a 24-hour walk.
So far, 29 schools have confirmed they will close as cleaners, caretakers and dinner ladies join office workers to protest over a one per cent pay offer.
Paula Barker, Halton Unison branch secretary, said: "We are sorry for the disruption but we hope the public will support us.
"They know how committed our members are to provide vital services to the most vulnerable people in our society.
"It is abhorrent that our employers failed to come to the table. Our members on the lowest scale are worried about how they can feed their own families.
"It is a national issue. The enemy is the government. We understand that our local authority has its hands tied because they have had an appalling settlement figure from the government.
"We are after a fair deal. We have lost 20 per cent since 2010 because of the rising cost of living."
A Halton Council spokesman said: "Due to antipicated industrial action by council employees, there is likely to be disruption to council services with many buildings closed to the public on Thursday, July 10.
"In the case of genuine emergencies only please call 0151 907 8363.
Residents are advised to leave their bins out from 7am on the days following the strike, not including Saturday or Sunday.
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This is the the last WoD Demo. Next time, I will upload the Full Version.
This is the the last WoD Demo. Next time, I will upload the Full Version.
This is the Wrath of DOOM'"SuperShort" Demo. 40 Mbs only.
Next time you will upload the full version? where is the full version...
what the story of the mod? And who is the main hero? Has it anything to do with doom 3??
it would be Great if we had also new weapons !! or at least new Models for them :)
Looks like a classic-Doom 3 mod featuring classic style and gameplay. I'm looking forward to it... oh and good luck, it's always nice to see new Doom 3 Mods. :)
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One of the most exciting features for "Avatar" fans (though not so much for us) of the upcoming extended version of the film hitting shelves on November 16th is the promise of its Earth-set opening sequence. During the Scream Awards last night, attendees got a look at one of the deleted scenes from the purged opening, and yeah, we can definitely see why it was cut.
The scene features
Aerosmith member Sam Worthington picking a bar fight and then promptly getting tossed on his ass into an alley, all with lugubrious voiceover in which his character states he's always been looking for "a single thing worth fighting for." Granted, James Cameron isn't known to be the most subtle of directors for dramatic scenes ("I know now why you cry") but this an embarrassingly heavy-handed "insight" into Worthington's character. In a film already pretty much drenched in over-reaching dialogue, it was probably a smart idea to snip it.
Anyhow, take a look at the scene after the jump. Oh yeah, it appears that in the future, dive bars will still look the same.
at&t | October 20, 2010 6:23 AM
Dude, that scene's not that bad - sweet barstool swipe, if anything. h8 u playlist... <3 that ur still around tho.
Zack | October 20, 2010 6:08 AM
Between this and "Star Trek", apparently some focus group told the studios that 2009 audiences wanted more bar fights in their sci-fi.
taptup | October 20, 2010 5:41 AM
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Greetings, Pounders! This is my first post and I intended it as a sort of getting-to-know-me piece for those of you who want to know if anything I might write in the future bears weight. But also as a trip down memory lane for those of you who are so inclined to join me.
This post is very long and more than a little sentimental...fair warning!
I Remember...
...the first time I became aware of the Spurs. I was nine-years-old and lived in Springfield, MO. My Grandmother moved to San Antonio that year and she sent me a poster of George Gervin-you know the one I'm talking about without having to go into specifics. I didn't know much about the Spurs, but that poster sure was cool, both literally and figuratively.
...the first Spurs game I ever went to. It was January of 1988 after I took my Grandmother up on her offer to live with her while I went to college at UTSA. We were playing the Atlanta Hawks. Alvin Robertson was our best player. I don't say that with a snicker, Alvin was good enough to be one of only four players in NBA history to record a quadruple-double. Still, we lost the game. But hope was right around the corner.
...buying my first set of season tickets to the Spurs. It was the first year of the Admiral's reign and I think we all knew things were about to get better. This was how excited I was: the tickets were in the nosebleed section behind one of the baskets in the old HemisFair Arena-and I couldn't afford them by myself but bought them anyway-yes, I was poor. I went in with two of my buddies and we took turns going to the games. Still, I loved those seats and still think about those times often.
...Rod Strickland's bad pass against Portland resulting in my first "heartbreaker" loss since becoming a fan. We were so close to making the Western Conference Finals that year. Even more heartbreaking, in hindsight, is how strongly I believed that a title was right around the corner for us.
...watching David Robinson get a quadruple-double of his own which you can check out highlights from HERE. By this time we'd moved over to the Alamodome. Not the best place to watch a basketball game (remember that giant curtain?) but I still spent many pleasant times there watching the team I loved.
...Dennis Rodman clowning his way through two seasons with us and then trashing David Robinson, Gregg Popovich, and the city of San Antonio after he left. This is when I first began to realize how important it is to have players who reflect the culture/ideals of the city they play for. We are so lucky as fans to have a team that exhibits the spirit of our city. San Antonio is the seventh-largest city in the country by population, but thinks of itself as a small town. We have had four championship seasons, but nary a riot after any of them. Both the city and our team "got over themselves" long, long ago. Rodman could help teams win championships, but he was anathema here. You stay classy, Dennis. If you can't remember what that word means, think about San Antonio and the Spurs.
...trading away Sean Elliott and then bringing him back. I had a friend who called the Spurs offices one day and actually, somehow, got through to Popovich, then a fledgling GM. Sean was still playing for Detroit and my friend began to explain why he thought we should make an attempt to get him back. Cool thing was, Pop actually discussed this with him. He didn't slam the phone down and demand that his assistant screen his calls better, he didn't insult my friend or cop a "who do you think you are" attitude either. He did give my buddy a little of the old Pop sarcasm ("And just who do you think we should trade for him?") but the fact remained that Pop discussed this with my friend for 10 minutes. Ah, 1994, it was a simpler time.
...watching the NBA draft on television the day we won the right to take Tim Duncan. I jumped so high I hit my head on the ceiling and then wondered why I'd never been able to do that on a basketball court.
...standing in line at the bathroom in the Alamodome after a loss to Utah in early 1999. Our record at the time was 6-8 and we'd just lost to the Jazz by 14. Somebody shouted out, "Fire Popovich!" And everybody, including me, shouted back, "Yeah, fire Popovich!" I've never been happier to be wrong about anything in my life.
...playing in a softball game during game two of our first-round series against the Timberwolves in '99. We had the radio on so both teams could hear and when we lost that game everybody, on both teams, just hung their heads in sadness. Little did we know that 12 games later the Spurs would be up 2-0 in the NBA Finals.
...the Memorial Day Miracle. One of the greatest moments of pure, spontaneous joy in my life. Sean Elliott, whenever you're in San Antonio, for the rest of your life, the drinks are on us.
...stumbling into tickets to Game 1 of the Finals in '99. My wife's best friend had great seats (two rows back behind one of the baskets) but couldn't go. Timmy had a monster game (33 points, 16 rebounds) and I had a memory for a lifetime. And I'll keep that ticket stub until the day I die.
...the first river boat parade. People stood in the June heat all day to secure a place along the Riverwalk. My company just happened to be having their annual corporate picnic that year in San Antonio and had rented out most of the Marriott Riverwalk. I was able to walk out onto the patio right off the water and be 10 feet away from the barges as the floated past. Yeah, '99 was a very good year.
...the '03 championship run and the sight of the Lakers players (or at least some of them) crying on the sidelines when they realized their run was over. Schadenfreude never felt so good. But, most especially, sending the Admiral off with a championship. Here's to you, Mr. Robinson.
...talking with my best friend, long-distance, on the phone during game 5 of the 2004 playoffs against the Lakers and running up a hellacious phone bill. Biggest roller coaster moment in my life as a Spurs fan. Duncan hits that amazing 20-footer and we're going nuts. Fisher fails to get off his shot in .4 seconds but the refs count it anyway. Life is cruel and unfair sometimes.
...Manu Ginobili coming into his own during the '05 playoffs. Without Timmy stepping up in the most important game of the season (and what could be more important than Game 7?), Manu is the MVP of the Finals that year.
...realizing in 2006 that Manu has officially achieved total carte blanche with me and all other Spurs fans. He makes a stupid foul on Nowitzki in game 7 of the Western Conference Finals and we all, while not being happy about the foul, basically shrug and say, "Well, that's Manu. He has to do what he does."
...getting stuck in Kansas City, Missouri during the2007 Finals, on a business trip. Torrential rains grounded all flights out of the airport and instead of watching game four at home, I had to scramble to find a bar (which I prioritized over finding a hotel for the night) to watch the game. My Spurs didn't let me down, and closed out the Cavs that night.
...I find a blog/website called "Pounding the Rock" and become addicted immediately. It takes me a while to work up the courage to actually post something, though. Sorry about the length.


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I would like to welcome all of our new students and families to Garfield Middle School and welcome back our 7th and 8th graders and their families. I'd like to say a big thank you to all of our Garfield community who helped kick the school year off smoothly. Thank you to our wonderful PTSA and office staff who prepared all of the packets of information for families, the students who helped with orientation, and all the Garfield staff members who attended orientation and helped get our new students acclimated to their new school. This kind of collaboration and team effort is so vital to student success as we strive for high academic achievement.
During orientation I emphasized to our students and families the importance of having a strong work ethic. Each year the expectations for student learning increases and with that is the need to make sure academics are the focus. The staff at Garfield is committed to helping each student make growth as indicated by our "A" value-added grade we achieved last year. To continue making sure all students make the necessary growth it will take hard work. This means checking your planner nightly, keeping up on homework, participating in class to the fullest, seeking help when needed, and checking Progressbook continuously. It may seem cliché to say it "takes a village to raise a child," but this saying is so true. It takes the teachers, staff members, parents, and the child themselves to put forth a strong work ethic and work together to achieve excellence.
I look forward to another great year working together to help our children reach their highest potential.
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What have WP8 ever done for us?
I'm a mac at heat, but I try to stay informed. Lately I've been readily impressed with MS' creations, specifically with the path they seem to take with Windows 8, and WP.
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Immediately after this happened, Twitter told me it was THE CATCH OF THE YEAR. What do you think?
Yeah, probably not. Probably THE CATCH OF THE DAY and maybe even THE CATCH OF THE WEEK. But Donaldson wasn't running full tilt, he didn't wind up in the stands, and he wasn't bleeding afterward. Also, he gets a demerit for the fauxhawk.
This, on the other hand, might well have been a CATCH OF THE YEAR:
Full tilt? Check.
In the stands? Check.
Bloody mess? Check.
None of which means Donaldson's play wasn't necessarily THE CATCH OF THE YEAR. It just means it wasn't THE CAPTAIN'S CATCH. If you're putting together a 16-catch CATCH OF THE YEAR tournament, Donaldson's in there. He probably doesn't win. But he's in there.
What's actually more incredible than Donaldson's circus catch is that he somehow went from being a catcher and a first baseman to being, with essentially no transition period at all, one of the best-fielding third basemen in the majors. And I'm not sure people have mentioned that often enough.


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New Orleans, La - The Zulu Social Aid & Pleasure Club held a big party Saturday. The "Zulu Big Shot Flag Raising Ceremony" was held at Kenilworth Park.
Brent Washington, Zulu's Chairman of Finance, is "Big Shot" 2013. The public was invited to attend the annual tradition that introduced this Zulu character to Mardi Gras 2013. Washington was elected by the members of the club.
"Just to be Big Shot is a great honor," said Washington. "It's the highest honor that I've ever had so far."
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Earlier this week, actor Dennis Haysbert posted the following message to his Twitter page:
Filming a new movie in Buffalo NY
That's all he said. No title, no description, no nothing. The only project listed on his IMDB page that isn't yet complete and seems primed to move forward, is a drama called Omaha Street, which we told you about in July, with Nichelle Nichols co-starring. But I didn't think that was the project he didn't mention in his tweet on October 1.
Skip ahead a few days later, and a few more tweets from Mr Haysbert, as well as some researching on my part, and I learned that the project he refers to in that tweet is a thriller called Ward's Island, which centers on an outbreak of werewolves in New York City.
That's all the info I could find about its plot. There isn't even an IMDB page for the project.
I can also add that, in addition to Dennis Haysbert, Ward's Island also stars Ernie Hudson, Craig Scheffer, Bill Duke and Ariana Richards.
Alexander Yellen is its director. There are 2 Alexander Yellens listed on IMDB; one has virtually no projects listed; the other is a cinematography primarily. Maybe this Yellen is the latter, and he's a DP making his directorial debut.
The film is currently shooting in Buffalo, which is standing in for New York City, where the real Ward Island is located.
I've sent out emails hoping to get more information on this project, so hopefully I'll get a response or two that sheds more light on the production.
But a werewolf outbreak in New York City, with Dennis Haysbert, Ernie Hudson and Bill Duke, all in it? Say no more.
Luckily, I did find the below fan-shot on-set footage of a car crash scene being filmed for the movie. Watch it below:
Reagan | October 7, 2012 9:51 AM
He is so fine. I feel so bad saying that being that I am young enough to be his son. LOL!
kirk | October 6, 2012 10:23 PM
Congratulations allstate. Nice to see you in something. I haven't seen you in a movie since 'Heat.'
ALM | October 5, 2012 11:22 PM
Mr. Haysbert, my older man crush. *Swoon*
Adam Scott Thompson | October 5, 2012 7:48 PM
I'd MUCH rather see Bill Duke acting than directing. His role as a pimp in "American Gigolo" had me thinking that it really IS easy. lol


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To look toward the draft? Most likely yes, and as I look forward to the draft each and every year I have found myself restraining myself from thinking about it way to early. I try to limit myself from a mock draft until the a couple days from the actual event... and even though it is all in good fun, and I have no control over the Fins and their decisions I get worked about it.
So I figured I look at the Draft a little differently, than saying who the Fins need to take who they should take. I figured we'd evaluate each position and see where we stand. As we all know there is a lot of football to be played, and anything can happen, but with the rumors of the Fins interested in Randy and Merriman I decided to go ahead and do this.
QB: I think Henne is the future, I think he is progressing well, and will be the QB everyone has been waiting for since you know who... so extreme low priority.
RB/FB: Polite is in no jeopardy of being cut, and will be with this team. If remember correctly both Ricky and Ronnie's contract is up this season. And I think the Fins need to get younger at this position. And as much as I like Ronnie I think its times to let him go. The Fins should not give him the money he is looking for, and he should play the FA field. Ricky has been playing well, and I think he is getting older and the Fins know that. I would like to see him resign for a small contract (if he is willing to keep playing) and the Fins draft a RB of the future. There a many good backs in the draft and think a 1st - 3rd pick will get some good value. Still upset the Fins declined to sign L. Blount after the draft last year.
WR: I think this is another position that should be addressed as a luxury. Another play making WR will really open up the field for Bess and the running game. It is not a need, but play maker in the first or second round would help.
TE: A much needed position. Fasano looks like a second tier TE in the league, not the best receiving TE but a better than average blocker. He works well in the Fins system, and I like him a lot. But a back up TE is much needed.
OL: The OL is looking great... in the passing protection, struggling in the run department. I know a 1 or 2 OL will be drafted toward the back end of the draft, but a big mauling interior OG or C will be good.
DL: When Odrick returns next year, this is a solid unit.
LB: Dansby and Wake are the real deal. Crowder is a good compliment, and Misi could definitely be a future OLB for many years. Depth is needed especially with Crowder's injury history. So I think this position will not be addressed early but LB's make great ST players and we may see the Fins take them toward the back end.
DB: Well hopefully Sean Smith can bounce back and play balls out like Davis has been. Verdict is still out on the CB's behind them to become a nickel CB but this position again is not a priority. Safety is a big surprise. I personally think Chris Clemmons has played surprisingly well. Some mishaps and hiccups in the road, but thats to be expected as a 1st year starter. Bell plays well too, and is a gem... however his age is getting to be a concern. Right now if he continues to play at a high level for a few more years, and allows Jones to develop the DB position can be solid.
Well thats it... I have my eye on a few players I like a lot... but again anything can happen...


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Becoming A Poet
Category: Poetry Writing Tips
What Does It Take To Make a Poet?
A poet is created by the application of effort, intelligence, heart, soul, and persistence. A poetic reputation depends upon these as well as advertising and sales skills and getting through to the readers who count. Beside these features an array of other factors could be listed.
A poet probably has to read and write a lot to achieve any kind of recognition whether faithful readership, honors, fame or wealth.
Intelligence and heart are both essential. One is usually in excess of the other and that is ok. It is a great advantage to have both in balance, and even more to have both in abundance.
Persistence is necessary if you would be noticed. The old academic adage, publish or die is equally true for poets. This is not to be taken as a pun for those poets who achieve fame from their self destructive lives.
Marketing is of value to a poet, but that often at least partial supplied by someone else.
Few poets are expert at marketing their own work without help. Those who have a talent for marketing are much more likely to be noticed than those who don't.
Selling your poetic work and services is the most likely way to a career in poetry, even a modest career.
The readers who count are not often the same readers for each poet.
Poetry, like other arts is a niche market. It is not a matter of reaching the market but your market. Those who read some other type poetry may not be interested in your poetry. They may not be necessary to your success and achievement.
What Makes A Good Poet?
A good poet may be good as in skilled or good as in highly moral. Each reader has a preference for one of these. If your highest priority is skill, you will rate morality lower than skill and vice versa. These, too, are better when in abundance and balance. Most people respect both. But none of the other characteristics such as success are a necessary result of either skill or morality. Elbert Hubbard's morality and inspiration does not often appeal to those who like Ezra Pound, and Pound's immense intellect is no softener of his sterility to those who love Hubbard. There are of course few who respect one who will see any value at all in the other. They are worlds apart, while William Blake may appeal to those who like either of the others.
What Makes A Popular Poet?
Popularity does not depend much on how skilled or moral a poet is.
Faking skill or morality is equally difficult, except to fool people who are less discriminating in their analysis of one or the other. Some poets do not care about extreme popularity as much as for truth to what they call their vision.
And vision is more related to content and moral issues than to technique or skill.
Some poets are more interested in exercising their skill than in seeking to please readers.
This is certainly ok. Exercise of sheer skill is a great pleasure to those who are able to do so. This is as true of poets as of trapeze artists. The ability to come up with immediate rhymes is as fulfilling to some people as more complex poetic skills are to others.
Idealistic preference for either content or technique tends to make for excellence in the given aspect of poetry, but not for popularity except within a smaller audience of aficionados. Popularity is achieved more commonly by not writing over the head of anybody. Yet, many people scoff at the popularity of Hemingway or Poe who both had a common touch.
What Makes The Poet A Showman?
Another aspect of any art is showmanship. People with a talent for showmanship get a lot more mileage out of a little effort than anyone else can.
Diversions are provided best by those who can divert attention from mundane life to something more entertaining. The value of diversions is recognized well by television producers who tease the viewer with promises of entertainment later in the show to get them to bear with an otherwise boring show. This is the cliff hanger technique taken from old radio serials. True showmanship does not tease, but delivers. A real showman keeps the reader's attention through the whole poem or book and ends as well as he started. A showman can be deceptive like P.T. Barnum who said, "There's a sucker born every minute." A showman can also be as skilled as Michelangelo, or have the finesse of Jackie Kennedy-Onassis or Princess Di. Great showmen (and women) of our day include flashy personalities like Garth Brooks, Garrison Keillor and Dolly Parton.
In poetry, such personal appeal was possessed by Homer, Robert Burns, Dylan Thomas and Edgar Allen Poe.
What Makes A Wealthy Poet?
A poet could be born wealthy or earn wealth through a stroke of fate.
Mark Van Doren won on a quiz show that brought him both fame and wealth. It was a tremendous boost to his poetry and reputation. It is well known that Walt Whitman earned his wealth from sales of Leaves of Grass after it was banned (which helped its sales). There are TV shows today with large audiences who are inclined to buy books endorsed by the star. The star of such a show has a staff to screen the numerous requests for endorsements. One who gets such an endorsement can quickly sell a lot of books and equally quickly be forgotten if he does not continue to ply his trade.
Poets seldom become wealthy, but may achieve modest comforts through writing poetry, lecturing and other writing, which often pays more than poetry.
Carl Sandburg achieved honors for his writing and was prosperous in his late life due to the honors and a lot of work at his craft. He gained much respect from scholars, and therefore sales to libraries, for his lengthy volumes on Abraham Lincoln.


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Police say they now know who has been making 'Purge' posters, and will be confronting them soon.
Radium Springs Gardens is now back open after all the heavy rain caused flooding at the landmark.
After waters receded, the Dougherty County Public Works crews spent a lot of time cleaning the area and sprucing up the gardens.
Visitors are returning and say they like what they see.
"They enjoying themselves. a lot of people come out and say it still look beautiful, We did a lot of work to get it up and running again," said Reginald Cody.
Fresh straw was put down and after years of being dry, the blue hole near the actual springs looks great with water in it.
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Alabama a&m womens basketball hired Altherius Warmly in 2002 from middle tennssee state university..after 11 seasons as their head coach...warmley has been let go by the university
Hicks issued a statement today saying "we evaluate all of our coaches at the conclusion of each season and monitor several criteria during the year. We thank coach warmley for her efforts and leadership of the women's basketball program and wish her much success in her future endeavors."
warmley had an overall record of 135-152 for her career
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According to the report, the Rams will receive the Redskins first pick this year (#6 overall), two future first-round picks, as well as "additional picks."
The assumption is that the Redskins will use the second pick in the draft on this year's Heisman Trophy winner, Griffin III.
This trade comes just one day after it was reported that Peyton Manning had already eliminated the Redskins from his list of potential teams.


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I hadn't been to this restaurant for quite a long time, but it still delivers great quality food and service. Its not cheap, but we had a lovely evening, and so all in all it was worth the slightly painful hit to the bank balance!


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Food System Planning
Shaping the way we live, DVRPC builds consensus on a range of issues that include improving transportation, promoting smart growth, protecting the environment and enhancing the economy. Intersecting all of these is our regional food system - its production, distribution, processing and consumption. Greater Philadelphia has a rich agricultural community, a diverse distribution and transportation network, and nationally recognized nonprofit and for-profit food system stakeholders. DVRPC's food system planning program aims to assist stakeholders in recognizing these advantages, and work to overcome the challenges to create a more sustainable and resilient food system.
DVRPC's current food system planning efforts include:
Greater Philadelphia Food System Stakeholder Committee
DVRPC's Stakeholder Committee meets regularly to review food system issues in and around Philadelphia.
Camden Food Economy Strategy
Through coordinated work and research with a team of partners, DVRPC is working to create a strategy that identifies stakeholders, funders, current projects and investments, and strategies that will improve Camden City's Food System and Economy.
Transforming Open Space to Sustainable Farm Enterprises
Transforming Open Space to Sustainable Farm Enterprises, a report released by the GreenSpace Alliance and DVRPC in 2012, examines the potential use and benefits of transforming preserved open space that is not currently farmed to sustainable agricultural enterprises.
Municipal Implementation Tool #18: Food System Planning
In 2010, DVRPC produced a brochure on local food system planning as part of its Municipal Implementation Tool brochure series.
Additional food system resources available in Greater Philadelphia.


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USDA to invest $45 million to improve water quality in Lake Champlain
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced today that up to $45 million will be provided to protect and improve soil and water quality in the Lake Champlain Basin in Vermont over the next five years. In recent years, Lake Champlain has been plagued by blue-green algae blooms that periodically become toxic. The algae blooms are the result of degraded water quality, primarily due to phosphorous pollution. Phosphorus can affect water quality by enabling excessive aquatic plant and algae growth, which can contribute to fish die offs and other environmental impacts.


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Katie Couric Reveals Battle With Bulimia: 'I Wrestled With It All Through College'
Not only will The X Factor's Demi Lovato be talking about her body image issues on Monday afternoon's episode of Katie with host Katie Couric, but the talk show host herself will make a confession of her own.
As reported by the New York Post, Couric will reveal her struggles with bulimia.
"I wrestled with bulimia all through college and for two years after that," the 55-year-old says. "And I know this rigidity, this feeling that if you eat one thing that's wrong, you're full of self-loathing and then you punish yourself, whether it's one cookie or a stick of gum that isn't sugarless, that I would sometimes beat myself up for that.
What else did she reveal about her body image issues?
Couric was open and honest when she said, "How do you have a healthy relationship with food, and say, 'You know what, I can have one cookie and it's OK'? That is such a huge thing for people who wrestle with this."
The talk show host and news anchor apparently suffered from the eating disorder from age 18 to 24 when she was attending college at the University of Virginia and beginning her career at ABC news.
Sources told The Post she was able to overcome the disorder by researching into the medical damage resulting from bulimia as well as therapy. Couric has been able to keep healthy by exercising regularly and keep a well balance. She is reportedly a spinning enthusiast, often working out at the spin studio, Flywheel.
Katie will air Monday Afternoon on ABC. Check local listings for times and stations.


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About our Management
Meet Our Key Executives
Frederick Marx
Frederick is our CEO. He founded Keylingo Translations to help businesses everywhere do business anywhere. Born into a military family, international travel and language are two things about which Frederick has been familiar since the age of three. Now slightly older, Frederick believes that good translation is even more "Key" today than it was back then. From managing a commercial loan portfolio of international clients, to receiving his MBA at the Goizueta Business School, and on to working as an expat in Santiago, Chile Frederick honed his business skills before striking out on his own. Now with Keylingo well established and successful, Frederick is living his entrepreneurial dream and has now set his sights on helping others do the same.
"I was first exposed to translation while working as an expat in Chile. Shortly after arriving in 2001, I was asked to translate the chairman's letter that would appear in the company's annual report. I did the "translation" and I didn't get fired, so I suppose I did a satisfactory job. But I knew it was far from professional and was surprised that I was asked to do the translation in the first place. My short career as a translator ended after that one job, but the seed for my career as a translation company owner was planted. The seed took root and Keylingo was started in 2004 upon my return to the US."
Frederick Marx
Stuart Sutherland
Stuart is Keylingo's CLO. As a transactions attorney, Stuart has always been in the business of language. He started with the international law firm of Troutman Sanders LLP in 1983 and stayed on as a partner until the end of 2005, when he decided that it was time to move on to other ventures (including Keylingo of course). During most of Stuart's tenure at Troutman, he was the leader of the firm's franchise practice. He also conducted complex infrastructure transactions in the mining and energy sectors. His international law practice has touched on Asia and Europe but has focused principally on Latin America. Stuart now works for Keylingo. However, since leaving Troutman, Stuart has continued to do law work for select legacy clients and devotes part of his time to alternative energy.
"I joined Keylingo shortly after its inception, partly because I knew and trusted Frederick as a former law client but mostly because I shared his view that the translation/localization market needed a vendor that could be relied upon to deliver consistent high quality translations with stable personnel and exceptional service, over and over. As an international transactions lawyer, I probably shared with many of my professional colleagues a view of legal word-smithing that mirrors the TS Elliot standard of writing, roughly paraphrased as "each word has its place and the complete consort dances together" (1) which is a fine standard to strive for but ever so difficult to achieve. The trouble would always arise when I handed-off this work in English for translation into the local (often governing) language that would count. How on earth could I expect that the translation process would consistently yield the same nuance that I had strove so hard to achieve in English? The short answer is that the translation process for me was often hit or miss, many experiences were great but others were not (particularly when I had a big job that required multiple linguists to work on a tight deadline); and it was often hard to predict satisfaction in advance (and sometimes hard to form an opinion, since it was impossible for me to judge the product). My goal in joining Keylingo was thus to participate in the creation of a platform that would not be hit or miss for other folks operating in the international sphere, who would prefer to purchase translation services that aim for a literary translator"s aspiration of re-creating within a second language all of the nuances of the original. (2) If Keylingo does not achieve this goal for you on a consistent basis, let me know and I"ll do something about it."
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Important Resources and Forms
Independent Study
• Department of English Graduate Program Independent Study Form (.pdf, 90kb)
This form is used to register for English 597, our departmental designation for graduate independent study courses. If the form is not completely filled out, signed by the instructor, and approved by the Graduate Director, then the registration will not be processed. The English Office handles Independent Study registrations. You are liable for tuition charges, and you must add, change, or drop this course within the legal dates as stated in the Schedule of Classes. Since the department does the actual registration, it is your responsibility to notify us if you are adding, changing or dropping this course.


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Watch: Rapper LOGIC talks XXL, meeting Nas, and becoming greater than Jay Z
Posted by Rikki on May 20, 2013 »
Logic… if you are yet to be up on this cat, get ready for a pleasant surprise. Currently on tour for his newly released and highly acclaimed mixtape 'Welcome To Forever', Logic stopped by the neighborhood to talk about his recent signing to Def Jam, Welcome To Forever, his first time meeting Nas, working with the legendary No I.D., being a XXL freshman and so much more. Personally love seeing Logic's come up. This is one of the first cats in a while that we've heard about via word of mouth rather than label push. He's not being fed to us, he's being led to us thanks to his skilled raps and huge following that RIIIDE for dude like rihanna's navy or nicki minaj's barbs do for them. Check out Logic's freestyle for XXL below and under that, have a listen to his recently dropped mixtape.


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Axiomatizing Reflective Logics and Languages (1996)
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author = {Manuel G. Clavel and José Meseguer},
title = {Axiomatizing Reflective Logics and Languages},
booktitle = {Proceedings of Reflection'96},
year = {1996},
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The very success and breadth of reflective techniques underscores the need for a general theory of reflection. At present what we have is a wide-ranging variety of reflective systems, each explained in its own idiosyncratic terms. Metalogical foundations can allow us to capture the essential aspects of reflective systems in a formalismindependent way. This paper proposes metalogical axioms for reflective logics and declarative languages based on the theory of general logics [34]. In this way, several strands of work in reflection, including functional, equational, Horn logic, and rewriting logic reflective languages, as well as a variety of reflective theorem proving systems are placed within a common theoretical framework. General axioms for computational strategies, and for the internalization of those strategies in a reflective logic are also given. 1 Introduction Reflection is a fundamental idea. In logic it has been vigorously pursued by many researchers since the fundamental wor...


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Return to Arcadia in Greece program page
The Arcadia Center has contact with the following institutions, organizations or professionals for possible placement. This list is not exhaustive. If you wish to pursue an internship in a field not represented here, please contact the Regional Director of Mediterranean Programs, Jan Sanders, to discuss the feasibility of your request.
The Athens Insider is the only English language lifestyle magazine published monthly in Athens. The magazine caters to the international community and business and leisure travelers in and around Greece.
Students of journalism and media are welcome to apply for this internship.
Médecins du Monde is an international medical humanitarian non-governmental organization that provides emergency medical care to victims of natural disasters, war and conflicts. In Athens, the Greek branch of Médecins du Monde, Γιατροί του Κόσμου, run a polyclinic and a center for refugees.
Students interested in medicine or health care can work in the clinic. Students interested in social work can be placed in the mission office of Γιατροί του Κόσμου.
Caritas International is an international nongovernmental service organization of the Catholic Church with branches in more than 100 countries worldwide. Caritas-Hellas offers social and legal support, and distributes clothing to those in need as well as offering classes in English as a second language. The persons served by Caritas-Hellas are both Greeks and persons who have been rejected as refugees by the UNHCR and the Greek State and who continue to stay in Greece. Students interested in the following can benefit from an internship at Caritas-Hellas:
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More than 300 children and adults with special needs have taken part in the programs offered at the Therapeutic Riding Center which include horseback riding as a sport, training in therapeutic horseback riding and general skills in horsemanship including jumping and dressage. Volunteers are fundamental in seeing to the safety of the rider while they help the rider complete the exercises suggested by the trainer/therapist.
The Munting Nayon Community Pre-school was established by the Philippine community in Athens. It now serves students from a variety of ethnic backgrounds including Philippine, Greece, Nigeria, Kenya, Cameroon, Congo, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Ukraine, Albania, Georgia, Moldova, Romania and Bulgaria. Lessons are taught in English. Students with an interest in elementary education are welcome at the Munting Nayon Pre-School.
The Penrose Library supports research on Greece from antiquity to the modern period. Its Archive preserves material from archaeological excavations conducted by the British School in Greece, the Pendlebury collection and the Weir, Schultz, Barnsley Collection of glass plate and silver nitrate photographs of drawings and images of Byzantine churches, many of which no longer exist. Students work on dedicated projects under the supervision of the Librarian and Archivist of the British School.
Since 1983, the primary objective of ARCHELON, the Sea Turtle Protection Society of Greece, has been to protect the loggerhead turtle (Caretta caretta) and its habitats in Greece through monitoring and research, raising public awareness and rehabilitating injured turtles.
Students work at the rescue center of ARCHELON, a volunteer run unit that looks after wounded and ill sea turtles. Tasks include preparation and administration of food, operation of the sea water supply systems, carrying and cleaning the animals, as well as cleaning the facilities and equipment. Public Awareness activities include the running of exhibition area and providing information to visitors. Basic knowledge of animal care is highly appreciated.
The Institute of International Economic Relations main conducts research on the most significant contemporary issues in international economy paying special attention to the international economic relations of Greece.
The Institute offers internships for Arcadia students that can include source, data and citation searching and in-depth research projects. An intern will work under the supervision of an in-house Ph.D. candidate who will assign tasks on a weekly basis and work with them to produce reports.
The Wiener Laboratory of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA) advances applications of archaeological science to the development of knowledge of Greece and other areas of the Classical world throughout the course of human history. Currently, the Wiener Laboratory's specialties include bioarchaeology, geoarchaeology, paleobotany, and zooarchaeology. Qualified interns work on dedicated projects under the supervision of the Laboratory Director and her staff.
Due to increased interest, early application is encouraged! E-mail program manager Chris Callas for more information.
GPA Requirements: 2.75 or better on a 4.0 scale. You must be in good academic standing and not on disciplinary probation.
All internship applicants should submit, in addition to the general application, special internship forms available through your Arcadia Passport. You will also need to submit a resume (please see this example). If you are pursuing an internship in the fields of fine art, architecture, graphic design, journalism, or interior design, you will need submit a non-returnable portfolio of your work.


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Watching the Alabama LSU game, I realized I really like the Alabama Uniforms, simple and doesn't have a cartoon character on the helmet (neither do we but all the new teams seem to get a cartoon character). Would the HH community be happy with a Alabama style Uniform, with a R symbolizing our team like the Alabama A? I think we'd look great with just a burgundy helmet with a gold stripe, and gold pants with a burgundy stripe.
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Stone Temple Pilots to Jam With Slash and Duff McKagan at MusiCares Benefit
A cavalcade of rock's most popular musicians are set to perform together at the 2013 MusiCares Map Fund Benefit, which honors Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington. In the latest update, Guns N' Roses / Velvet Revolver bandmates Slash and Duff McKagan revealed that they have been rehearsing with Stone Temple Pilots, whose new vocalist happens to be Chester Bennington, for a performance at the annual event, which takes place Thursday night (May 30) at Club Nokia in Los Angeles.
Both Slash and McKagan, who have been fiercely loyal to each other throughout various band implosions throughout their careers, both tweeted out their excitement for the MusiCares Benefit.
"Had a really cool rehearsal w/ @stpband & @duffmckagan today," tweets Slash. "Sounded really awesome. Great hanging out. Thurs going to be killer. iiii];)'"
McKagan tweets, "The guitar duo of @Slash and D. DeLeo of @stpband is a sweet sound. Me, R. DeLeo, and Krebs just try2 look cool. @ChesterBe SLAYS. #MusiCares"
You can only imagine the Scott Weiland stories that both Velvet Revolver and STP members must have exchanged recently, as both acts famously fired the singer in very public dismissals. Stone Temple Pilots is the most recent act to part ways with Weiland, leading to Bennington's involvement as the band's singer.
During the event, Bennington will be receiving the Stevie Ray Vaughan award for his efforts in helping addicts get clean.