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Kate Middleton visited Baker Street station this morning to mark the 150th anniversary of the London Underground. She wore a teal By Malene Birger coat, black Cornelia James gloves and her Episode Angel suede pumps (the second time she's worn them this week, no less). Oh, and she was handed a baby on board sticker. But what we loved most about the look was her curly, curly locks.
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In November Kate had a flicky Farrah Fawcett-esque fringe which was met by mixed reviews and on her Asia tour she went for big holiday curls. K Mids wore a sporty pony at the Olympics, a pinned back half updoon the July royal tour and Hollywood volume for a gala in Los Angeles.
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is there a way we can test the coupler? would it be related to our issue of the washer not spinning or draining?
and per your advice above he just checked the lid switch and he says it seems like that its broke...
He tried to see if the washer would spin by rigging it and it did.
He found a number on the lid switch which is 8949237 in case that is useful.
He also said he is puzzled because when he looks at the lid switch it seems like there is no way to disconnect the wires....
I will look for the serial/model number when i get home....
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Women need to Love and Prize their Humanity more than their Film Roles.
In introducing my comments below, I will make mention of having once walked into my living room, to catch the following segment of a television sitcom:
A group of teenagers - one Girl, two Boys, are located in a room with a fireplace. Girl chats animatedly with mumbling and awkward-seeming Boys, then turns away to sink down to her haunches, and busy herself with something in the fireplace. While in that position, the two suddenly-animated Boys have a quick whispered chat...complete with canned audience-laugher ratcheting up delightedly in background.
Then suddenly, one Boy snatches a Fire Poker from its canister, lurches forward and proceeds to - surreptitiously, HOOK-AND-TUG THE STOOPING GIRL'S G-STRING PANTY UPWARDS FROM WHERE IT COULD BE SEEN AT THE TOP OF HER DROOPED JEANS.
I don't know what happened next - well, actually I do, but only the immediate portion: the girl whips up and around, the Boy drops the poker and steps backward to stand in half-smirking, half-stunned mock-bemusement by Boy No. 2...while the canned audience laughter rises to a roaring crescendo. It was at this point that my remote control took a hint from my scandalised sensibilities.
However, I can still clearly recall - then as now, being SICKENED by the ARRANT & STUNNINGLY ARBITRARY FEMININE-DEHUMANISATION within that scene: it was almost like: "see a Woman's Dody? Use a Woman's body!"
I can also recall quite clearly now, as I did then, wondering about the CIRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH THAT SCENE WOULD HAVE BEEN FIRST RELAYED TO THE GIRL-ACTOR. HOW DID THE DIRECTOR "EXPLAIN" TO HER WHAT HE WANTED HER TO DO? DID SHE JUST NOD EXCITEDLY AND SAY..."OKAY; YES - I GET IT…."
However, the FUNDAMENTAL Question that will always remain UN-ANSWERED for me is...WHY DID THAT GIRL - AND ALL THE WOMEN WHO DUTIFULLY NOD IN AGREEMENT TO THEIR DIRECTOR'S SICKENINGLY DE-HUMANISING DIRECTIVES...ACCEPT SUCH SCENES IN THE FIRST PLACE?
I am always a little leery of interrogating such fundamentally people-based, yet ideology-intellectualised concepts as "Popular Culture."
For, despite the fact of Culture – good or bad, existing only because of, and at the behest of HUMAN THOUGHT and ACTION, such concepts tend to morph uselessly into the philosophical, as such dangerously disregarding the HUMAN MIND and HAND that provides the impetus – nay, THE LIFE AND BEING of what is essentially only an amorphous concept.
In avoiding this trap, I want to draw attention here - NOT to that lie piously termed THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN MOVIES/FILM, but more honestly: THE ROLES THAT WOMEN UNDERTAKE IN MOVIES/FILMS.
For therein lies the discarded Key that subsequently helps to unlock all of the sexual objectification, savage de-humanisation and general gender-humiliation that women open themselves up to suffering when they undertake certain roles within films.
To exemplify: no matter how stunningly obvious industry personnel like Jerry Bruckheimer's misogynistic agenda is, as a television producer of such shows as CSI, Women actors – whether inadvertently or deliberately, choose not to see his own calculated, relentless and systematic and Vilification of Women's HUMAN-NESS. Instead, they would probably kill for what they sadly consider to be "choice" female character roles within his productions.
This same conundrum applies where screen writer Mark Cherry is concerned: namely, within such revealingly-NAMED films as DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES, women ALLOW themselves to be FALSELY "REVEALED" as, and ESSENTIALLY thereafter REMAIN to be, nothing more than just Sick, Silly, Slutty and otherwise Humanity-Warped Pawns.
All this because of two men's determination to foster a psychologically false "take" on BLAMING WOMEN FOR THE EVILS PERPETUATED ON HER BY MEN, via the many nauseatingly-obvious FALSE, yet relentlessly proffered scenarios conjured up by Mr. Cherry, in cunningly depicting his NEW-AGE PANTHEON OF PERFECT BUT PREVIOUSLY MISUNDERSTOOD-MEN, ALL WISTFULLY WISHING FOR, OR MANFULLY STRIVING FOR NOTHING MORE SINISTER THAN TO "HELP" WOMEN BE BETTER-HELPMEETS WORTHY TO SHARE THEIR IDYLLIC LIVES...as Whores, Toys and Fools.
As a Psychology graduate turned Hollywood producer, Cherry's counterpart Jerry Bruckheimer, no doubt considers himself well-placed academically to further his similarly misogynistic agenda.
For – much like a Machiavellian Fisherman, Bruckheimer nightly, and with liberal abandon, casts forth his myriad "CSI" scenes of dead women's faces leaning against toilet seats… or: female child rapists, etc.; all in the hopes of netting a New and hopefully Global Mindset (…Mind-Twist..?) wherein WOMEN ARE 'REVEALED" TO BE THE REAL BAD-GUYS within his new and rarified version of the Ol' Man's World. One where it is WOMEN – not really Men, who – despite, as Dixie Carter drawled in-character as Julia Sugarbaker in one memorable scene of Designing Women: are doing all the rapin' and the killin' and general war-mongerin'…SOMEHOW can still have a mock, mocking and mocked-up "Case of MORAL LEGITIMACY" presented by their BROTHERS on their behalf. A Case to be made ostensibly within Humanity's Court; one that seeks to hide both their Bloodied Minds and Hands well away from the searching cinematic glare that is supposed to "reveal" Humanity's Real Life; shining instead its unsparingly-FALSE "Light of Truth" - with much censorious MALICE - down upon Women as "true" Culprit.
No big surprise here, really. For whether one reads the CREATION STORY as told in the Christian Bible as religious Fact or historical allegory, ADAM – in his symbolic position as FIRST CREATED MAN, apparently got his FELLOW-MEN off to much the same cowardly cunning start.
For, according to the same scriptures that characterises AFTER-THOUGHT EVE (…besides being born to become Adams HELPMEET, of course …!) as EVIL DESTROYER OF MAN'S EARTHLY PARADISE –THEN, AS NOW, it would however be ADAM AS FIRST-MAN who, having taken and eaten OF HIS OWN VOLITION The Forbidden Fruit, when called to account by God for his DELIBERATE CRIME OF DISOBEDIENCE, would nonetheless attempt to DEFLECT BLAME FROM HIMSELF FOR HIS CRIME, BY SPREADING THE CULPABILITY AROUND, namely: "IT WAS NOT ME LORD, BUT THIS WOMAN, WHICH YOU GAVE ME. " In other words, MAN – from times immemorial, and despite whatever stench of blood befouls the very air into which he breathes his cowardly LIE, seeks – nay STRIVES to blame others – WOMEN AS PRIMIER CHOICE, for HIS OWN MISDEEDS.
So that when we look at the two – most recent, examples of MALE TELEVISION PRODUCERS / SCRIPWRITERS who are – like their FATHER ADAM BEFORE THEM, seeking contemporarily to DESTROY BY RE-CREATING WOMEN IN LESS THAN A FAVOURABLE IMAGE, this is nothing new.
However - and ages-old misogyny aside, WOMEN-ACTORS PERSONAL CULPABILITY remain extant, by dint of their own complicitness in self-destructively "PLAYING THE ROLE OV VILLAINESS," within a CALCULATED MALE AGENDA operating sinisterly under the pseudo-innocuous guise of "POPULAR CULTURE/ENTERTAINMENT," that nonetheless sets out to destroy WOMAN'S VERY CLAIM TO HUMANITY - and consequently and very effectively thereafter, NULLIFY AND ENEGATE ALL OF HER OTHER INALIENABLE FEMININE RIGHTS.
Maybe – although this is no excuse: these Women Actors are too busy building their outwardly flourishing, but inwardly cancerous "bodies of work" as competitive artists, to care overmuch about their -and other Women's Lives, after the Director yells "CUT!"
Either that, or they are - just as dangerously, placing too much faith in that old CINEMATIC FAIL-SAFE of: 'EVERYTHING COMING RIGHT IN THE END."
They must – unlike Cherry 'n Jerry, reason that since REAL LIFE – and not some dreamed-up MALE PLOT, presents its own TRUE HISTORICAL AND YET-CONTEMPORARY PANTHEON OF A PREPONDERANCE OF MALE-CRIMINALS, there is little to be worried about in providing, as requested as "part of the Job," the odd Warm Female Body to operate as Dead Feminine-Soul in accordance with this scripted agenda.
Hmmm...but what is that saying again - the one about LIFE IMITATING ART....?


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Im also greatly interested in bloodthirst tanking.
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anyone tried that yet?
Hey, im in the process of experminating with some specs, to see if i can increase my dps or not, I done all the normal prot builds and love the deep wound the most. However its pretty clear to me that revenge can hit very hard, and if i could use that every second, it would be nice yes?
Well getting unrelenting assaults is no mean feat, while still trying to keep the defensive stuff, and even harder while trying to keep the dps/tps genrating talenst in prot.
I messed around a bit last night and have this spec, that i been testing that skips attt and cruelty for more prot loving, and im really not sure about it now, I just felt i wasnt doing much dps.
So to wrap up, the point of me making this topic, is to find out is there any other tanking spec out there that can increase our dps by a measurable amount? Please show me your spec, then how you got on with it, or perhaps just your theories on how you thinj it will work.
Check out my build too, its a bit crap though.
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Im sure u can do better.
Im also greatly interested in bloodthirst tanking.
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anyone tried that yet?
I tried tanking heroic UK a while ago as arms, and even though I was in mostly blues back then, it didn't seem like I had any issues staying alive. The real issue was threat. I was severely lacking in AOE threat, missing the dmg increase to TC and no Dmg Shield. Nearly every pull with 4 elites ended with the fury warrior dead, and the moonkin and hunter running around.
And also, my dmg was significantly lower (around 2/3 the dmg) than when I was prot spec since I had to spam sunders to keep threat on mobs. I wasn't left with many GCDs for anything else. Also, those abilities in the other trees, while they do significant damage while you're DPSing, the dmg does not scale down well at all, meaning they're weak with tanking gear on.
The bosses weren't that difficult, but my dps being lower slowed the kills. Honestly, you will be suprised at how ineffective most hybrid builds are for tanking (or upping your dmg while tanking) since it seems that blizzard spent a significant amount of time making it so we can do good dps while in standard tank gear/specs. It all but eliminates the old classic arms/prot offtank builds.
Increasing your dps while prot spec is a tricky beast. You have to work within the limits of the spec. You need to keep a shield on, or make up the loss of SS with your new weapon choice. You can't put more than 20 points in another tree or you have to make up the loss of shockwave with them. You can switch out to DPS gear, but then you can't tank anymore.
If you're in a position where you're not tanking (OT duties aren't needed on this fight for example), then switching to dps gear may increase your dmg, but if the tank dies, you can't pick up the boss. Also, you're already rage starved if you're not taking dmg, so doing more dmg is limited severely by this fact.
The Unrelenting Assault protection specs are gimmicks, at best. They may, marginally, increase your DPS vs a single target mob that attacks quickly enough to trigger Revenge that frequently. However, it severely nerfs your abilities in every single other situation a warrior can do. I also have yet to see a high Unrelenting Assault parse (it has to be at least a fair bit higher than 3.4k DPS, as those are the numbers on Patch now with a 15/5/51 spec). I would spec Unrelenting Assault if I genuinely thought it would even be useful, but I don't, so that's why I don't care to experiment with it, either.
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yeah expanding on what xav said, i played around with that spec on beta pre WOTLK and even a bit on live, the best way to look at it is like this, yes it works and if you can get revenge lit up on every GCD(couple that with the heroic/revenge glyphs) its decent sustained threat/dmg and an EZ mode 2 button tank spec on 1 target, but it has a lot of glaring weakneses, you lack burst and AOE threat which has become increasingly more important these days, more importantly is your wasting A LOT of points to get down that far in arms for UA and giving up all your practical utility in and out of raids(pretty much everything that made prot good with WOTLK), your basically a single target tank machince, and the game has evolved beyond that scope and tanks need to be more useful throughout instances, oh and its really boring after a while
edit: i think Unrelenting Assault was primarily put deep into arms to make tanking a bit more manageable as that spec so you didnt have to respec to off tank or tank once in a while
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I actually just posted a topic on this too, and the spec I came up with was very similar to yours. I tried out heroic UP with it and it went fine, but yeah, AoE tanking was a pain, especially since I wasn't generating any agro whatsoever on any target that I wasn't specifically attacking (with the exception of Thunderclap's awesomeness). But, I found that I always had enough rage to spam cleave and revenge constantly when I had more than 2 mobs beating on me, so that might be a decent trash spec with 3.0.8's change to the Cleave Glyph.
I just feel that, since the higher-up talents in prot aren't really for mitigation (except for critical block), and that they are all really just there for more threat, it would be okay to dip into the Arms tree for Unrelenting Assault, such that Revenge is taking up every cooldown.
Of course, this only goes for situations when you would be rage starved in your avoidance gear, so that a normal spec wouldn't be able to perform at 100%. This kind of spec thrives in when in a place where your avoidance is so high that your hate (and thus, tps) is hurting significantly. Also, by throwing in Sweeping Strikes with revege/cleave-spam, AoE tanking might be pretty viable with this spec. IMO, it wouldn't be bad at all in this spec if they were to make it so Sweeping Strikes could be used in Defensive Stance.
It seems a fairly solid OT spec but I haven't MTd with it in anything harder than a heroic dungeon. Have to agree with Xav's 15/5/51 spec for now(except atm I've got 2 points from "Focused Rage" in for "Improved Spell Reflection" for Malygos phase 2)
its a nice pvp speck but u wont b able to tank naxx or outher raids trying to do damage with a build its all about the button rotasion to do more damage but a build is somthing u must try to see if it works and if it works for u then grats and have fun with it but tanking ull need a tanking speck for it sorry
confirmed >.< ouch...but u wont b able to tank naxx or outher raids...
not every boss / adds, but some i suppose. otherwise shieldslam is vastly superior in terms of innate threat that would hold aggro in higher dps raid composition settings.


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Oct. 1, 2014
Memo From Israel; Israel's population authority makes striking decision not to include Muhammad on annual Top 10 list of baby names, despite fact that it was by far the most popular name for children born that year; choice sets off discussion about status of Israel's Arab minority, which constitutes some 21 percent of the population. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
Drag queens known as Lil Miss Hot Mess, Sister Roma and Heklina are confronting Facebook over its insistence that users employ their real names on site; they and other activists argue that policy excludes those who prefer to choose their names and exposes them to cyberbullying. MORE
Jul. 13, 2014
Bruce Feiler This Life column says number of indications suggest that usage of middle initial is in decline. MORE
Apr. 6, 2014
Loose Ends column by author Brooke Williams describes experience of receiving calls to her home telephone from people who knew another Brooke Williams; notes her consternation at finding out later in life that this other Brooke Williams invariably showed up higher in Internet search results. MORE
Feb. 2, 2014
Practice of naming children has evolved into something resembling competitive sport in Brazil, leaving many people with long, complex and unusual names that often incorporate tributes to foreign celebrities or places. MORE
Dec. 22, 2013
Many pet adoption agencies and shelters are naming their homeless dogs after celebrities, as way to create an instant bond between dogs and potential adopters. MORE
Dec. 21, 2013
Law enforcement officials and families of victims of school shootings are urging journalists and public officials to avoid using the gunmen's names and photos in public; plea comes after another shooting in Centennial, Colo; families' hope is that refusing to name the shooters will prevent other angry, troubled young men from being inspired by their infamy. MORE
Dec. 8, 2013
Both straight and same-sex couples discuss complications of settling on family name after marriage. MORE
Dec. 8, 2013
Ann Blackman First Person essay recalls her decision to keep her maiden name for professional use after marrying her husband in 1974, and subsequent confusion encountered when she used different surnames in different contexts. MORE
Nov. 17, 2013
Calvin Trillin Lives essay describes a long-standing argument he had with author Cynthia Ozick about the name of his grandfather; notes he later discovered Ozick was entirely correct. MORE
Sep. 22, 2013
Shahan Mufti Lives essay notes, because his last name in Islam roughly means a scholar who deciphers God's will, he receives e-mails from complete strangers soliciting his opinion on deeply private matters. MORE
Sep. 19, 2013
Tennessee judge rules that Jaleesa Martin will be allowed to name her 8-month-old son Messiah, overturning an order from another judge who said the name could not be used because it belonged to Jesus Christ. MORE
Sep. 8, 2013
Name change after marriage is becoming more complex, with couples now facing many options. MORE
Aug. 30, 2013
New York Mets are developing a bumper crop of players whose last names begin with a lowercase D; in chronological order, the Mets have installed Travis d'Arnaud as the new starting catcher, called up outfielder Matt den Dekker and have impressive pitching prospect Jacob deGrom looming at Class AAA Las Vegas. MORE
Aug. 25, 2013
Dispatch column by Pamela Paul notes that many women are still addressing question of why they have to choose between using their married or maiden names; reflects on her decision to use both names. MORE
Aug. 17, 2013
Mark Oppenheimer Beliefs column examines legal and religious questions raised by Tennessee judge's decision to forcibly change an infant's name from Messiah to Martin; says decision is reminder that whenever religious language is involved, whether etched onto buildings or used for personal names, there are competing claims for religious freedom. MORE
Jul. 15, 2013
Fnu Lnu, acronym for for 'First name Unknown, Last name Unknown,' is often used in early stages of a criminal case when investigators cannot identify a voice on a wiretap, or the identity of someone picked up in an immigration sweep; designation has taken on often-comic life of its own, bedeviling courts across country, and even newspapers, when entry of 'Fnu Lnu' is mistaken for an actual name. MORE
Jun. 23, 2013
Twitter users offers their suggestions on possible baby names for Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's newborn daughter. MORE
Jun. 16, 2013
Issue over who may use Borghese name, carried by Italian noble family, is at center of one of the most contentious lawsuits facing trial in New York courts; members of Borghese family have challenged use of their name by Borghese Inc, company founded by Princess Marcella Borghese and Revlon in the 1950s, which has developed into well-known cosmetics brand now run by Georgette Mosbacher, prominent Republican fund-raiser. MORE
Jun. 2, 2013
Many prospective parents feel paralyzed trying to come up with a name for their baby, working to find the elusive name that is exotic yet not bizarre, classic yet not pompous, on trend but not trendy. MORE
Apr. 4, 2013
Pet experts say choosing right name for a new puppy or dog involves research, serendipity and phonetic analysis; suggest picking something that both dog and humans can live with, one hopes, for a decade or more. MORE
Apr. 4, 2013
Julie Lasky article recounts names of dogs in her Upper Manhattan neighborhood, including her own Clara, 2-year-old Wheaten terrier; notes survey by VPI pet insurance finds two most popular dog names today are Max and Bella. MORE
Feb. 17, 2013
Increasing number of women are changing their last names when they divorce, looking for a fresh start; divorce decrees now allow name change without extra paperwork or a fee, making the switch even more appealing. MORE
Feb. 1, 2013
District court in Reykjavik, Iceland, rules that Blaer Bjarkardottir can legally use name given to her by her mother, overturning decision by officials that Blaer, which means light breeze, is not proper feminine name. MORE
Jan. 29, 2013
Social security records show that 36 percent of newborn boys in America have names that end in 'n,' compared with 14 percent in 1950. MORE
Nov. 10, 2012
Op-Ed article by Prof Jonah Berger cites his research which shows baby names that sound similar to ones used in major hurricanes, but not the names of storms themselves, spike after particular storms; says this may be because similar-sounding names become familiar in people's minds; questions what names might become popular now after Hurricane Sandy. MORE
Oct. 14, 2012
FYI column answers question about whether salesmanship and public speaking expert Dale Carnegie was named after Carnegie Hall. MORE
Sep. 17, 2012
Memo from Brazil; electoral law allows Brazilians to list nicknames on the ballot when running for office; ballots for upcoming municipal elections are filled with an array of raunchy nicknames, from superheros to mangled versions of American television characters and politicians. MORE
Aug. 12, 2012
Like term 'sport' or 'champ' of an earlier era, 'buddy' has quietly evolved over the last 20 years into the go-to nickname for American parents, particularly fathers, looking to chum it up with their sons and daughters. MORE
Jul. 15, 2012
Hybridizers and so-called plant artists are increasingly naming orchids after a wide range of boldface names, from royalty to celebrity; for $1,500, anyone willing can have a cattleya orchid named after them, too. MORE
Jun. 29, 2012
Tennis officials and Wimbledon broadcasters face a tough challenge when pronouncing names of players; BBC commentator David Mercer, who also served as a chair umpire from 1973 to 1984, finds that a pronunciation guide, along with repetition, is helpful. MORE
Mar. 11, 2012
Op-Ed article by author Delia Ephron describes questioning what her name was worth after her personal Web site's domain name was bought by someone else when she failed to renew it on time. MORE
Mar. 2, 2012
Miami Marlins outfielder Mike Stanton announces that he will now use his birth name Giancarlo, joining long list of professional athletes who have made it a habit of changing their names. MORE
Feb. 17, 2012
Facebook introduces new policy allowing some users to go by their established, well-known pseudonyms on their personal Facebook pages; change could be a bid to attract more celebrities. MORE
Dec. 29, 2011
New York City Health Department releases annual data on baby names; for 2010, the most popular name chosen for boys was Jayden, and for girls, Isabella. MORE
Dec. 27, 2011
Op-Ed article by Alina Simone describes the impact that changing her name had on her life. MORE
Nov. 27, 2011
Sunday Dialogue on the benefits and drawbacks of requiring real names in online postings. MORE
Nov. 27, 2011
Many soon-to-be parents routinely use Web searches to vet their list of baby names to ensure that their child is not saddled with a name that has negative connotations. MORE
Nov. 24, 2011
People with hyphenated surnames face quandaries when giving their own children a last name; some follow tradition and give their offspring their father's surname, while others get creative and combine the parent's last names into a new amalgam. MORE
Nov. 15, 2011
Salman Rushdie's victory in a fight over which name he is allowed to use on his Facebook account highlights an increasingly vital debate over how people represent themselves on the Web; the argument over pseudonyms, known online as the 'nym wars,' goes to the heart of how the Internet might be organized in the future; major Internet companies like Google, Facebook and Twitter have a valuable stake in this debate, and in some cases, vastly different corporate philosophies on the issue that signal their future directions and ambitions. MORE
Oct. 27, 2011
St Louis Cardinals' bullpen miscommunication that marked Game 5 of the World Series tripped over simple like Jason Motte but not, amazingly enough, Marc Rzepczynski, who is nicknamed Scrabble for the complex array of consonants that populate his 11-letter name. MORE
May. 11, 2011
Sports world once abounded with colorful nicknames but now, reflecting changes across society, the nicknames of the most prominent athletes are staid, if not downright corporate. MORE
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October 17, 2014, Friday
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Facebook to Ease Policies on Using Real Names for Accounts
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October 1, 2014, Wednesday
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A Conspicuous Absence on Israel's List of Top Baby Names
Israel's population authority left Muhammad off the annual Top 10 list of baby names, even though it was No. 1, setting off a discussion about the status of the Arab minority.
October 1, 2014, Wednesday
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Drag Performers Fight Facebook's 'Real Name' Policy
Activists argue that a Facebook policy excludes those who prefer to choose their names and exposes them to cyberbullying.
September 25, 2014, Thursday
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Weekly Quandary: Whose Last Name?
Tennessee law forbids combining a mother and father's surnames into a single name for baby — or giving an infant a mother's last name without both parents' "mutual assent."
September 22, 2014, Monday
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All the Bylines Fun to Print
Kyle Massey, an assistant news editor, shares some of The Times' quirkiest bylines.
September 19, 2014, Friday
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They're Dropping Like Middle Initials
Whether you are an intellect or an athlete could be determined by one letter in your name.
July 13, 2014, Sunday
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Find Another Name, Belgian Court Tells DSK Sex Club
A legal victory for the man known widely by those initials: Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the French politician and former head of the International Monetary Fund.
July 1, 2014, Tuesday
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The Trauma of Being the Also-Ran
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April 6, 2014, Sunday
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Some experts believe that you may reduce your asthma symptoms by eating certain foods. Many fruits and vegetables contain potassium and magnesium. Avocados, bananas, and potatoes are especially rich in these nutrients. Legumes, nuts, dairy products, and whole grains also have potassium and magnesium. Not eating enough foods with these nutrients has been linked to poor lung function.
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Nebraska moved up two spots, from 18 to 16 in The Associated Press media poll and from 16 to 14 in the USA Today coaches rankings released on Sunday.
The Huskers (8-2, 5-1 Big Ten) erased a 14-point halftime deficit to beat Penn State 32-23 Saturday, the Huskers' fourth come-from-behind win in six games. Receiver Kenny Bell says he knows people knock the Big Ten, but to win four games the way they have is a great accomplishment.
A win at home this week against Minnesota (6-4, 2-4 Big Ten) and one at Iowa (4-6, 2-4) next week would let the Huskers make good on coach Bo Pelini's public challenge to win out after that blowout loss at Ohio State on October 6th.
According to STATS LLC, Nebraska is among only three teams since 2000 to have come back from four second-half deficits of 10 or more points to win. The others are Arkansas in 2008 and UCLA in 2005. North Carolina State did it six times in 2000.
Oregon is No. 1 in the AP poll after Alabama gave up the top spot following a loss to Texas A&M on Saturday. The Ducks have 45 of 60 first-place votes. Kansas State is No. 2 with 14 first-place votes. Notre Dame is third and received one first-place vote.
The Crimson Tide, which had been No. 1 for 10 straight weeks, dropped to fourth after a 29-24 loss to the Aggies in Tuscaloosa. Texas A&M moved up six spots to No. 9.
The Ducks were last No. 1 in 2010. That was the first season in the history of the program that Oregon reached No. 1 and the Ducks spent seven weeks there and reached the BCS championship game, which they lost to Auburn.
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A guy who is fun and caring, who is very secretive and mysterious. A ben loves to love, and be loved.
who is that awesome person over there?
thats ben of course!
thats ben of course!
από flarpasaurus 2 Νοέμβριος 2013
a guy who's amazing at giving women head. A true cunninglinguist. long tongue, skill, not afraid to get wet behind the ears, etc.
Girl 1: "Hey, did you get what you wanted from your man last night?"
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Girl 1: "Hey, did you get what you wanted from your man last night?"
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and he's a great kisser and will stay wih you when your feeling lonley
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One who has insanely large cock. Probably the most awesome person ever, and every girl thinks he is sexy. Is good at many things, and very original. Not a poser in any way shape or form.
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από theunknown but nowknown. 28 Μάρτιος 2010
A strong silent type, yet once you get to know him, the goofy side comes out. He is full of grace, very handsome, and gives the best hugs! He is tender, gentle, an incredible love maker, enduring-the best to cuddle with. He is zealous in spirit and has a talent for building things. Eyes like the ocean,- you could get lost in them forever.
Here comes Ben, god i love his eyes
από rebelman 2 Μάιος 2011
The awesomest
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από SteelSamurai 10 Ιούλιος 2008
A truly amazing guy. Super cool and fun to be around. He looks super hot in anything he puts in(including nothing) and is the best kisser. Though he is an amazing person he often chooses bad choices for girlfriends but that will change!
Ben over there looks so fine today!!!!I just wish he would get over that ugly bitch!
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McCabe: Edward II
Act 1. Scene 1a: Funeral cortège of Edward I. Adagio
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Act 1. Scene 1b: Gaveston
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Act 1. Scene 1c: The Fauvel troupe. Allegro giocoso
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Act 1. Scene 1d: Coronation of Edward II
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Act 1. Scene 1e: The barons' anger at Gaveston. Allegro agitato
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Act 1. Scene 2a: Isabella in her chamber. Lento
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Act 1. Scene 2b: Isabella and Edward quarrel. Marcato
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Act 1. Scene 2c: Edward and Gaveston. Pas de deux
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Act 1. Scene 2d: The barons. Maestoso e deciso
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Act 1. Scene 3a: Outdoor scene. Andantino pastorale
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Act 1. Scene 3b: The Fauvel troupe. Allegro giocoso
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Act 1. Scene 3c: Isabella and Mortimer. Lento
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Act 1. Scene 3d: Wrestling Match. Allegro poco pesante
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Act 1. Scene 4a: Grim Reaper and Civil War. Adagio
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Act 1. Scene 4b: The hunt for Gaveston. Allegro scorrevole
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Act 1. Scene 5: Edward's grief. Adagio
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Act 2. Scene 1a: Execution of Warwick and Lancaster. Lento
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Act 2. Scene 1b: Edward's anxiety and the Prince's journey to France
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Act 2. Scene 2a: The French Court. Allegretto
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Act 2. Scene 2b: The Prince and Philippa. Moderato
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Act 2. Scene 2c: Mortimer and Isabella. Allegro vigoroso
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Act 2. Scene 2d: The 'She-Wolf of France'. Allegro poco pesante
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Act 2. Scene 3a: Edward and Despenser hide. Lento
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Act 2. Scene 3b: Edward's arraignment and abdication
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Act 2. Scene 3c: Edward is led to prison
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Act 2. Scene 4a: Edward in prison. Lento, molto calmo
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Act 2. Scene 4b: Lightborn and Edward. Andante calmo
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Act 2. Scene 4c: Mortimer and Isabella's triumphant pas de deux. Adagio
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Act 2. Scene 4d: Arrest of Mortimer and Isabella. Moderato feroce
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Act 2. Scene 5: Funeral cortège of Edward II. Adagio
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Edward II ruled medieval England between 1307 and 1327, the tenth king to have done so since the Norman Conquest of 1066, and the second to be named Edward (thereby excluding the three Anglo-Saxon kings named Edward). He was born at Caernarfon in 1284, the last of over a dozen children born to Edward I, the conqueror of Wales and 'Hammer of the Scots', and his queen, Eleanor of Castille. Edward II was never meant to inherit the crown, but the early deaths of his elder brothers cleared the way for him. A solitary child due to the absence of his siblings (either through death or marriage), he grew up to be self-obsessed and extremely pious. In 1301 he was declared Prince of Wales, sealing his father's successful conquest. Edward II was no soldier, however, and his attempt to pursue his father's aggressive policy in Scotland ended in a crushing defeat at the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314. Although married from 1308 (after his accession but prior to his coronation) to Isabella, the sister of the French king, Edward's ineptitude embroiled his realm in war with France (1323-5).
Internally, his unrestrained favouritism for certain courtiers, often of less than exalted birth, outraged the nobility. The most extreme cases were those of Piers Gaveston and Hugh Despenser, with whom many modern historians now allege that he had homosexual relationships (from hints and allusions in contemporary annals, though there is no real evidence either way). The former liaison had begun while Edward I was still on the throne, and had led to a violent falling-out between king and heir. Gaveston's exile would suggest that his influence was held to be criminal, or in some other way heinous; his return a signal to all of the new king's priorities. Though Edward may have preferred Gaveston to Isabella, he was able to father an heir by her (and in the year of Gaveston's murder), but towards the end of his reign they were clearly totally estranged. What led her to invade her husband's realm was not pique at being ousted from her husband's bed or even the war with her brother, but political concern about influence over the king and the heir. In this respect Hugh Despenser was far more dangerous politically than Gaveston could ever be, a member of a powerful family who were systematically taking control of many aspects of government.
Edward II was conceived by choreographer David Bintley, deriving the plot largely from Christopher Marlowe's great play (c1590-92, but well known in Germany through Bertolt Brecht's celebrated reworking of it). This telescopes the twenty years of Edward's reign into a much shorter, apparent period, and omits entirely the disaster of Bannockburn. An additional literary influence on the scenario is provided by the early fourteenth century satire, Le Roman de Fauvel. This sharp, crude, at times blasphemous indictment of the courts of the French, kings Philip IV and V (respectively father and brother to Isabella) was written in Paris during the early years of Edward's reign. Choreographer David Bintley used this satire to inject a note of comedy to offset and parody the main characters, as well as encapsulate some of the main expressive objectives of the ballet.
Bintley wrote at the time of the premiere: 'The story is in the form of an allegory of the life of an ass, Fauvel, who … rises from the cattle byre to the king's palace where he is flattered by everyone. Fauvel soon becomes the most powerful man in the world and is eventually crowned king … My version of the Roman is in the allegorical style of the Middle Ages, a satire on the sexual relationships between the king, Isabella and Gaveston. Fauvel, the ass, is a depiction of Edward, a king unfit to rule. The Fool and the Virgin are, respectively, Gaveston and Isabella.' A comical figure of Death also figures, presaging the appearance of the Grim Reaper in the civil war that erupts in the following scene.
Following its highly successful premiere in Germany in 1995, Bintley brought Edward II with him on taking up the directorship of Birmingham Royal Ballet in 1997 which company revived his production and toured it around Britain in 1998-9, attracting great critical acclaim and two awards. McCabe's next collaboration with Bintley, the brace of ballets based on 'King' Arthur is being written specifically for the Birmingham Royal Ballet company.
As with Mary, Queen of Scots, Edward II is cast in two large acts, each of which is comprised of five scenes. Several of these scenes (e.g. Act 1 Scenes 2 and 3), are really tableaux, which can be subdivided into smaller units, often involving different characters but related events occurring concurrently. The inherently symphonic nature of McCabe's music binds the whole work together with a degree of internal cohesion far greater than normal for a dance piece. This is a natural consequence of McCabe's powerfully tonal idiom — since the mid-1970s he has eschewed the partly serial style of his earlier years — and the interrelationship of the various themes and character-motifs developed by wholly musical, organic processes that co-exist in symbiosis with the purely balletic demands of the scenario. This is nothing new in his music and is evident in works which have been converted by others into dance pieces and those, such as the First Piano Concerto (1966), which have not. Edward II compellingly runs counter to Robert Simpson's famous distinction, made to justify his omission of Stravinsky from the Pelican symposium, The Symphony (Harmondsworth, 1967), between symphonic and balletic music. In symphonic music, 'the internal activity is fluid, organic' possessing an 'interpenetrative activity of all its constituent elements', quite unlike the 'episodic, sectional' balletic works titled symphonies by Stravinsky. 'When rhythm and melody are dominant, tonality marks time; when tonality changes, rhythm and melody wait'. In Edward II McCabe's music successfully combines both of these seemingly irreconcilable spheres equally well. Its course evolves convincingly through purely musical discourse — in harmony with the dramatic purpose required of it — yet it is eminently danceable, full of soaring melody and rhythmically exciting. It is because the score works so well as absolute music, counterpointing the drama on stage, that the climactic point of the whole work — Edward's death — is so cathartic, in turn preparing the new king's deadly retribution against Mortimer and Isabella.
There are some tremendously impressive theatrical set-pieces in the score, their impact heightened cumulatively by the score's tautness of argument: the bawdy, burlesque entertainment in Act 1 Scene 3 devised by the 'Fauvel' troupe for the king and his lover, Gaveston; the terrifying progress of Death, wielding his scythe through civil-war-torn England in Act 1 Scene 4; the surreally colourful French court of Act 2 Scene 1. Of this last, McCabe has commented: 'Most Classical ballets have a divertissement somewhere, … showing off the virtuosity of the company, such as the last Act of Raymonda. In Edward II, the plot drove the setting to France, necessary for introducing the children — the future King Edward III and Queen Philippa — and putting Mortimer and Isabella on stage alone together.'
The heart of the ballet, though, lies in its treatment of character, as expressed by the various solos and duos for the principals, for instance the king's heart-rending solo expressing grief, then fury, at Gaveston's murder at the close of Act 1, or Isabella's war-dance in Act 2. Composer and choreographer focused on the duos in particular, encapsulating the central relationships, to carry the essence of the drama. Edward and Gaveston have the most sheerly beautiful music in the ballet in Act 1 Scene 2, later malignly recapitulated (dramatically and musically) for Gaveston's murder and in the duo between the deposed king and his gaoler, Lightborn, in the penultimate scene. In marked contrast to this is the exquisite frigidity between Edward and his queen earlier in Act 1 or the crescendo of passion and evil in the three pas de deux of Mortimer and Isabella (Act 1 Scene 3, Act 2 Scenes 2 and 4).
A notable feature of McCabe's score is the resonance throughout of the medieval period. The composer researched the music of the period, but of all the various ancient-sounding melodies, such as the plainchant dirge accompanying the funerals of Edward I at the opening and Edward II at the close, all but two are of his own devising (as is the dirge). The orchestration is rich and diverse, calling for triple woodwind (including piccolo, cor anglais, E flat and bass clarinets, and double bassoon), a large array of percussion, plus piano, celesta, harp and electric guitar in addition to the usual brass and strings. Much of the music's character derives from the telling instrumentation, whether a solo viola mimicking a viol, or brass and drums for the martial scenes, or the surreal timbre of the electric guitar to underscore particular moments of tension. As befits a ballet set in times of civil conflict, the score abounds in alarums and fanfares, clarion calls and marches, yet there are plenty of delicate effects too, and several crucial solos for the oboe, cor anglais, bassoon, trumpet and cello amongst others.
from notes by Guy Rickards © 2000


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Julian Opie: Collected Works continues a series of exhibitions at the Holburne exploring artists and their collections. One of this country's most important and successful contemporary artists this will be Opie's first one person exhibition in a UK museum for over ten years. Uniquely it will bring together his own works - including some previously unseen works - with pieces from his private art collection and explore the links and resonances between the two.
During August we are pleased to offer free admssion to accompanied children under 16.
Throughout his career Opie has collected the art of the past including Japanese prints, seventeenth and eighteenth-century paintings and sculpture and more recently ancient sculpture from Egypt and the classical world. The exhibition will explore the relationship between Opie's enthusiasms and preoccupations as a collector of historic art with his concerns as an artist realised through his own completely contemporary vision.
Opie has been making portraits since the 1990s and has always responded and referred back to artistic traditions and historical practice. Works in a variety of media including paintings, prints, LEDs and video as well as more recent experiments in mosaic and sculpture will be shown together with works ranging from an ancient Egyptian funerary mask, portraits by Cornelius Johnson, Arthur Devis and Romney and a remarkable Houdon portrait bust of Gluck.
The exhibition which will be shown at the Holburne before travelling to the Bowes Museum will also include large scale external sculpture in the gardens of the two museums and be accompanied by a publication including essays by Sandy Nairne and Julian Opie and commentaries on the individual works in the show by the artist (price £24.99).
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At the request of Mr. Wilfrid Roberts M.P., I spent some days in Catalunya on my way to Valencia in order to discover the authenticity of certain reports which had been given to the Committee in regard to the refugee problem in this part of Spain. May I say at once that it is far more desperate and far more urgent than any of us had been led to believe even by the people most interested in getting our help, since during the last week the situation had increased with tragic intensity.
My first experience with refugees was when I left the compartment of my train for a few moments at Narbonne. I became aware of the anxious, beseeching gaze of a thousand pairs of eyes from a long train of third class coaches passing slowly through the station on another track. Everyone in the station was pitifully exclaiming at the sight of "los pobres refugiados." Scantily clad, in many cases little more than skin and bone, huge families of little children, women and old people, are passing daily by the railways of France from Bayonne (where they have been landed from every kind of boat) to the Frontier.
To understand the refugee problem in Catalunya, which has now reached somewhere in the figure of a million and a half, one has to realise that it has been the result of three separate invasions. The first was simple. There was no difficulty in gradually absorbing the people who trailed up from Madrid and Valencia. They made little more than a dent in the general population. The second wave, which came after the fall of Malaga, was much more serious. From Murcia, from Motril, from Malaga, came a type of refugee almost unknown to the industrious, cleanly folk of the North. Suffering from trachoma, tuberculosis, V.D., and with primitive ideas of sanitation; shell-shocked, wounded, harassed and yet with the most miraculous capacity for endurance, they arrived at the rate of 10,000 a day. One small town in Catalunya told me how having made preparation for 6,000 of such refugees and having received them, fed them and housed them, the same night, without any warning at all, another 4,000 arrived. The responsible officials hastily visited every house in the town demanding from each a bed and bedding. I have visited many homes which have been almost denuded of furniture and linen of every description for the accommodation of refugiados. As will be seen from what I have already said, the problem was much complicated by disease. During the next few months, the responsible officials settled down to the job of the examination, treatment and separation of contagious from non-contagious cases. It was a merciful thing that they have a few months of respite in order to do this work before the third invasion took place from Northern Spain; Bilbao, Santander and Gijon. The problem of the refugiados from the North is more familiar to the Committee. Our own interest in the children from Bilbao has led us to follow the fortunes of war in Euzkadi and Asturias. Our preoccupation with the problem of securing evacuations by sea from Santander and Gijon, our anxiety with regard to the situation of transport through France, has already given us some kind of picture of what is happening. What we have perhaps not realised has been the heroic struggle and sacrifice of Catalunya to make provision for these people. There is, however, a natural sympathy between the Basque and the Catalan; equally industrious, hygenic, self-respecting, educated and politically conscious, the Catalan could not see his brother Basque fall into the hands of Franco, if he desired to save himself from such a fate. "We will give hospitality to a quarter of a million", said Gobernacion, even if


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