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Textual Creations is very pleased to announce the release of TurboCAD Pro V21 – Architectural Presentation.
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TurboCAD Pro V21 – Architectural Presentation is a 459 page fully illustrated tutorial that leads the reader through every keystroke to produce the house that is on the cover of the tutorial (including three views and one paper space page).
TurboCAD Pro V21 – Architectural Presentation is available on the Textual Creations Shopping Page. Sample pages are available there.
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Without a doubt, one of the larger fields where CAD software is employed regularly is within the architectural industry and its myriad faces. As such, any means to make the process of architectural presentation quicker and easier is most certainly welcome. With such thinking driving the development of TurboCAD, this awesome program continues to evolve and provide users a formidable way to achieve pleasing and functional plans and renderings in a very timely and professional manner.
TurboCAD Pro V21 – Architectural Presentation is a fully illustrated tutorial that leads the beginner through every keystroke necessary to transform IMSI/Design's 2D Marion floor plan into the fully detailed 3D model presented on the cover of this tutorial. The furnishings are not created during the tutorial, but they are supplied and inserted into the house during the tutorial. This tutorial was originally written for TurboCAD version 11 and then revised for version 15 and again for version 17. Due to its popularity it has now been fully revised for version 21, integrating new program processes and some new design ideas.
Also within the tutorial, the reader will learn how to set up their drawing, how to insert standard lighting and how utilize render scene luminance. The reader will learn how to establish a render scene environment and the reader will learn how to render their drawing and save it in a high resolution image format. Three different views will be established and one paper space page will be created.
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The late 1980s and early 90s were the Cure's heyday-- from an American perspective. It's not just that they were making great music; they'd been making great music for roughly a decade already. But these were the years during which they coalesced into this whole iconic thing, the Cure-- a sound, a look, and a sensibility that a few kids in every other high school could build whole identities around. Or at least whole wardrobes, decoration schemes, and notebook scribbles. One of my first big memories of listening to Disintegration involves wandering around the Colorado State Fair, from the agriculture show to the gang fights by the midway. This is a kind of reach I doubt Robert Smith ever imagined.
And yet there they were. You could say-- again, from an American perspective-- that it started with two things. There was Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me, a 1987 double album that scatters in a lot of different directions. This is something the band always did well: listening to their "many moods" pop records is like exploring a new city, where every storefront and side street offers something unique. The same went for Standing on a Beach / Staring at the Sea, a collection of singles stretching from 1978 to 1985, that was critical to introducing this band to North Americans.
But mostly there was Disintegration: the record where Robert Smith approached turning 30, got engaged and then married, got annoyed with the way his band was working, and went off by himself to write something deep and serious. Disintegration does not "scatter." It's a single, grand, dense, continual, epic trip into core stuff the Cure did well. They'd always been good at this kind of album, too. If Kiss Me is a crowded, teeming city to explore, listening to Disintegration is more like standing in the middle of some vast, empty space-- the kind of ocean or plain where you can see the horizon in all directions. You can sense that focus straight from the first minute, during which some wind chimes knock around in an empty void, and then the band bursts out with one of the most overwhelmingly grand openings I 've ever heard on a pop record-- a slow-motion, radiant synth figure of such scale that Sofia Coppola has plausibly used it to soundtrack the coronation of Louis XVI.
It's no wonder this was meaningful to a lot of teenagers: The sheer emotional grandeur of tracks like that opener, "Plainsong", make a great match for the feeling that everything in your life is all-consumingly important, whether it's your all-consuming sadness, joy, longing, or whatever. And yet Disintegration is not a very teenagey album. It's not an emo whine, and it's not a big miserablist mope, either; one of its most popular tracks, "Lovesong", was written by Smith as a wedding present for his wife. "I will always love you," it keeps promising-- not the way you sing that in a giddy love song, but like it's a grave, solemn, bloody commitment. It was a top 10 hit in the U.S.
This is the thing: The album has a reputation as some huge, dark, crushingly depressive experience. It's not entirely unearned. If you want to be crushingly depressed with Disintegration, or frustrated, or self-loathing, it'll embrace you right back. But it'll embrace other things, too. A whole lot of this album's appeal is that it's comforting, practically womblike-- big, warm, slow, full of beauty and melody and even joy. The trick, I think, is how well it serves as a soundtrack to that feeling that everything around you is meaningful, whether it's beautiful or horrible or sublime: This is an album for capital-R Romantics, not sulkers. It's muscular (like on the title track), wistful ("Pictures of You"), ghostly ("Closedown"), seething ("Fascination Street"), and yeah, morose, but what's striking is how each of those qualities can reach really, really far into your gut. It's not a record for the dead-inside: Get far enough into this album, and I will almost guarantee you will feel some shit.
It's monolithic, and most of the songs work the same way. A lot of them are mostly "intro": The steady pulse of bass and guitar underneath, while glacially huge synth lines and liquid guitar melodies sparkle through the foreground. After a while, Smith's voice comes in, echoing calmly, surveying the ocean around him. On Kiss Me he yowled and croaked and had fun with it, but he spends the length of this album turning in tense, restrained performances, calm and steely and grave. The parts where he actually lets loose and starts raving are explosive. The title track, for instance, plunges further and further into a frustrated wail before climaxing on one phrase: "Both of us knew/ How the end always is." (You can take that climax as harrowing or cathartic or just plain fun.) Songs like this aren't organized around parts and movements, just steady repetition and emotional build. So at some point you realize that the intros aren't really "intros," not just a period of waiting for things to start: sinking into the sound of this album-- a sound whose every element feels huge and magnificent-- is the whole point.
And that, to be honest, is the one drawback of this reissue. If I'm remembering correctly, the first pressings of Disintegration actually said, in the liner notes, "this album was mixed to be played loud, so turn it up." It was intentionally created with headroom to spare, and designed to be full of space-- every instrument surrounded by air, every echo trail clear and audible, an album that was above all comfortable to listen to. Like most remasters these days, this one has to pump up the volume toward modern levels, which means smushing things together and making parts fight for space. I'm not so cranky that this usually bothers me, but this is one album where it might really eat away at the point-- those horizons you used to be able to see in all directions have been moved miles closer.
On the plus side, there's the rest of the package. Previous reissues in this series have included home demos that felt more like curiosities than anything useful. But the ones here are enlightening; it's marvelous to hear them and consider how Smith's instrumental sketches came together into anything as complete as this record. (You can also chuckle at the cheery-sounding ones that obviously got axed along the way.) With this package, in fact, you can go from home demos to studio ones, from studio demos to the album, and then from the album to the third disc-- 1989 live recordings of each track, in order. And where are these "crushingly depressive" ghouls playing them? At Wembley Arena, in front of more than 10,000 people.
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Bob Perry has one word to describe being a Red Cross volunteer: wonderful!
Perry, of Keene, has been a driver in the transportation program in the Keene ARC office for 13 years, but his volunteer work with the organization goes back almost 45 years. Perry, 75, was approached back then by a friend who was on the Board of Directors for the Keene chapter who asked if he'd be interested in joining the board. He was. And while he's had two "tours of duty" as a board member and even was a paid worker as an assistant to the then-executive director of the Keene chapter back in the '70s, he finds being a driver the most rewarding in his long experience with the Red Cross.
For many years he was involved in emergency services – even ran the department back when board members headed various Red Cross functions. Through that affiliation, he learned about the ARC transportation program and decided he wanted to be a driver. Perry's responsibility is to take people to medical appointments. The transportation program takes people to appointments within all the towns of Cheshire County and beyond – "wherever people need to go in New England," he said.
What has kept him behind the wheel for 13 years? "The people you get to meet. Wonderful people! There's a tremendous sense of satisfaction that you're doing something hands-on worthwhile." The people he takes to appointments are always grateful, he said. "It's a wonderful opportunity to get to meet people; absolutely wonderful!"
Anybody can be a driver, he said, as long as you have a clean driving record and you like people. "It doesn't take a special talent. You've got to like people, but no special talent is necessary."
What would he tell those thinking about becoming a Red Cross volunteer? "Do it. Not only is it a lot of fun, but you have great people to work with and wonderful people to help. You get a tremendous sense of accomplishment. We drivers get far more out of it than the people we drive. Our lives are enriched by doing it. It's a wonderful thing to be doing."
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Seriously...I thought I'd lost that darned thing in a fat roll twice!!! Thank God mine came with an extra little clippy thing and strap...so I'm strappin!!! I'm double clipped and takin' names!
So I strapped the thing on at about 11 am and now it's almost 9 pm...Let's see what this baby says.. 3673...that's all??? What?..Oh my goodness. Talk about sedentary lifestyle..I'm living the life of a SNAIL! ..And 10,000 steps is the goal? Oh myyyy!!!
Okay...when in doubt..go to plan B...Plan B...what IS my plan B??? Well, I won't think about that now...I'll think about it tomorrow....After all, ...tomorrow IS another day! (as Scarlett would say!) Frankly my dear.... I'm saying good night!
Yesterday I did sooo great! It's a good start but I know I have to find BALANCE! I usually go great gangbusters and then burn myself out. I know I'm high maintenance so I have to balance Me!!! Today I'm going to use my new pedometer to get an idea of how many steps I take in a normal day's activitiy. Then, I can set a realistic goal for increasing my steps! In the past, I've pushed myself wayyy over the limit wayyy to fast and paid with pain for it later.
..Trying to lose some weight here, not be in traction for 3 days because of my "Go Get Em" attitude. LOL This time I'm going to work smarter! I'm going to be thankful for my "little victories" that I know will eventually add up to BIG VICTORIES!
Balance... that's going to be my focus for today! And I'm also going to remember that on this journey, I'm not walking a tightrope...but rather a nice path in the woods...enjoying the scenery with room enough to walk and time enough to get there.
Balance.... today is all about thinking about and finding my BALANCE.
Seriously! What a banner day for me! My body is absolutely freaking out! I can hear it saying things like:
"Oh NO!!! She's drinking WATER?????" "WHYYYYYY!" "WHYYYY!"
"She's eating VEGETABLES????" "What IS going on here?"
"She's consuming FRUITS...FRUITS?...REAL FRUITS????" " You've GOT to be KIDDING me!!!"
"NO..NO..I do NOT BELIEVE IT!!!" "What the HECK does she think SHE'S doing now?????!?"
"OHHH NOOO...She's NOT.. She IS NOT.... Say it ain't soooo...She's NOT ... EXERSIZING????!!!!"
"NOOOOOOOOO....... WE're DOOMED!!!! DOOMED, I SAY!!!!" " I think I'm gonna be SICK!"
"IF she crams ONE MORE gram of PROTEIN down my throat...I'm gonna throw up!!!!"
"Do something will ya?!!!!" "My muscles are twitching from 30 grueling minutes of some silly aerobic WORKOUT!!!" "And there's this stupid smile on her face...I can't STAND it!!!"
"Well, ...If she keeps this up...I don't want ANYTHING to do with her..and I MEAN it!!!!" "I'm serious... I'm OUTA' HERE!!!!"
"What?...Who's that? The mailman...He brought her what, today?...A WHAT? A PEDOMETER???? "I can't take much more of this!!!"
"Who does SHE think she is!!!" "Ohhhh...look...she's smiling again...ughhh."
"I give up for today...Okay...okay..she wins...but there's always tomorrow...I'll be back!"
My response to that is.... "Get used to it dahhhhling...get used to it!" "And...if you don't my rules.. just leave!" LOL
Have a great day, everybody!!! :)
Okay...so I'm trying to measure myself..and I'm swinging this tape measure ...under my leg and trying to catch it with my other hand... I'm visualizing an elephant's trunk swinging back and forth...back and forth...and then I get this mind picture of those old western movies where the guy is locked up in jail and he gets a hold of the jail guard's belt and he starts swinging it at the wall, where the ring of keys is hanging...haha..trying to get out of jail...
JAIL BREAK!!!!....and then the next thought is...Hey..won't it cool to remember this when I'm thin? I HAVE to remember this moment..haaaaa...grunting and puffing and turning 3 shades of purple...swinging this cloth tape measure..not once,...not twice..but ohhhh too many times...UGHHHHH!!! But hey...I did it!!! I DID IT !!!!!
What is it about the word: FAT ??? It's hard to say..so we try to masquerade it and cover it and call it things like; heavy and big, etc. Why can't we just say it?!
I'm going to stare my FAT Goliath in the face and take him down! You're goin' down,
Mr. FAT!!! Don't mess me... I... I... I have a tape measure...and I Know How To Use It!!!!!
Onward to my healthy dinner....and, um..Mr. Fat...YOU..ARE NOT invited! There! Told, him, didn't I! Hpwooowhhh..(that's me...blowing off my smokin' measuring tape) LOL
G'nite all! See ya tomorrow!
Okay...so I'm logging my nutrition..and let me tell ya'... I'm not getting much nutrition. I am one big carbohydrate!!! Have to get this monkey off my back!!! Who said chocolate chip cookies and sour cream and onion chips is a meal??? LOL Well, I had to eat them...couldn't just throw them in the trash..NOOOOO...not me....can't waste food... YIKES!
The best thing about logging my food is that it helps me to see exactly what I'm eating.. I can figure out the WHY, later... because the WHY is just as important to me as the WHAT !
So today..I come prepared with shopping list in hand...ready to hit that grocery store running!
I am armed and dangerous with list of healthy foods and Hurricane Haley (5 yr old grand-daughter) in tow! Execpt today..she'll have to keep up with Gramma Mickey!!! LoL
I'm on a mission and my mission is to find healthy substitutes for those things that "Go Crunch in the Night"...those damnable potato chips that call out to me like a long lost friend...
Instead of eating chips.. I had found some wonderful sour cream and onion Kroger brand rice crisps. They helped to satisfy the crunch and flavor thing..but then...OHHH..and I'm stil mad about this... Kroger pulled them completely off the shelf and I looked up and what do I see but a humungous display of Quaker rice snacks!! It's a conspiracy I tell ya...a conspiracy!!! How dare they get rid of my rice snacks...how dare they!!! I should write them a letter...yeah...that's what I'll do!!
Okay...I'm over it. (((( Sigh )))) I feel better now...much better. I am drinking a 24 oz jug of water with Lipton Green Tea w/honey and lemon... good girl.. good girl.
But seriously...what's up with these stores? It seems like as soon as I find something that I like..and that helps me... they take it away from me!!!! I doesn't make sense!
Okay...guess I wasn't as over it as I thought I was..haaaaaaaaaa
It'll be okay...like I said... I'm armed and dangerous and I have my list!
Preparation is key! Good intentions are nice but ACTION is where success begins! Hey...I like that line... Action is where success begins..hmmm..or where success LIVES... yeah... that's good... I like that.
Okay... Press On!!!!


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>> In a game of whose-video-profile-will-air-first, Carine Roitfeld has Anna Wintour beat. The CNN camera crews have been following her around during Milan and Paris Fashion Weeks, and the resulting profile premieres next Wednesday, March 18 at 4:30 am EST (and will re-air at 1:30 pm EST the same day, as well as in the days following). Even though Paris Fashion Week isn't finished yet, there's already a short, 30-second teaser available, featuring interviews with Karl Lagerfeld, Hedi Slimane, Marc Jacobs, and Mario Testino, plus a taste of a photoshoot Carine directs with Patrick Demarchelier.
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Politics USA, Circa 2014
This sentence pretty much sums up where we're at here in the U.S. when it come to our politicians:
Later today, according to press reports, President Obama will visit LA for a series of events including a speech on income inequality and, in awkward contrast, a $34k-a-ticket fundraiser at the home of Gwyneth Paltrow.
"Awkward contrast" is right.
Tips For Being an Unarmed Black Teen in America
From The Onion but spot on, especially #2:
- Shy away from dangerous, heavily policed areas.
- Avoid swaggering or any other confident behavior that suggests you are not completely subjugated.
- Be sure not to pick up any object that could be perceived by a police officer as a firearm, such as a cell phone, a food item, or nothing.
- Explain in clear and logical terms that you do not enjoy being shot, and would prefer that it not happen.
- Don't let society stereotype you as a petty criminal. Remember that you can be seen as so much more, from an armed robbery suspect, to a rape suspect, to a murder suspect.
- Try to see it from a police officer's point of view: You may be unarmed, but you're also black.
- Avoid wearing clothing associated with the gang lifestyle, such as shirts and pants.
- Revel in the fact that by simply existing, you exert a threatening presence over the nation's police force.
- Be as polite and straightforward as possible when police officers are kicking the shit out of you.
Colorado's Obsessed Anti-Gay Marriage Republican AG John Suthers Finally Shuts Down Boulder Gay Marriage Licenses
It's good to know that Colorado is such a crime-free, graft-free, corruption-free state that the number one priority of the Republican Attorney General is to stop the Boulder County Clerk from issuing marriage licenses to people of the same sex who love each other and want to get married:
The Colorado Supreme Court today ordered Boulder County Clerk Hillary Hall to stop issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
The order was issued in response to a filing by Colorado Attorney General John Suthers on Friday asking the court to stop Hall — who was the only clerk in the state at that time giving marriage licenses to gay couples — from issuing the licenses.
The Supreme Court said it will take up the case and ordered a stay on Hall while the case is resolved.
In Friday's filing, Suthers argued that Hall issuing licenses was causing "statewide confusion and legal chaos."
Suthers has previously tried to stop Hall in two other courts and was unsuccessful both times.
ARE YOU HAPPY NOW JOHN? What an idiot. He's obviously pandering to the Tea Party while trying to position himself for a run for governor but by the time that happens he'll look like a dinosaur. Gay marriage will likely be legal in the U.S. next year.
Kind of funny actually. Guys like Suthers live in such a bubble. When you only watch Fox and you only listen to Rush you think the whole world thinks like you do.
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About the Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby Ruling / UPDATED
We're all going to rue the day the Hobby Lobby ruling came down. It wasn't about birth control or abortions per se, it was about,
a Religious Right movement on the offensive…one that is trying to carve out exemptions as popular culture and American public opinion grind it to irrelevancy.
Read that sentence a couple times. The right is trying to create its own world and Hobby Lobby is only the beginning. Now there's almost no end to what corporate "persons" could petition the Supreme Court to keep from having to comply with because of their "closely held" religious beliefs.
Heck, at this point, corporations are more of a person than I am. Do I imagine having a chance in hell of winning a case because I have a "closely held" religious belief that my tax dollars shouldn't pay for wars or anything having do with them? No way Jose.
That said, this is what we've got to do in response to Hobby Lobby (via Mad As Hell Doctors) in its first incarnation (as there will be many more):
(I think history will judge this Roberts court as the worst, most destructive of American values, ever.)
UPDATED: Upps. Here we go. Round two from a few minutes ago:
Supreme Court Order Suspends Contraception Rule for Christian College
In a decision that drew an unusually fierce dissent from the three female justices, the Supreme Court sided Thursday with religiously affiliated nonprofit groups in a clash between religious freedom and women's rights.
The decision temporarily bars the government from enforcing against a Christian college part of the regulations that provide contraception coverage under the Affordable Care Act.
The court's order was brief, provisional and unsigned, but it drew a furious reaction from the three female justices — Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Elena Kagan — who said the court had betrayed a promise it made on Monday in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores, which involved for-profit corporations.
The Supreme Court = The Haves. Women Visiting Abortion Clinics = The Have Nots
The Supreme Court couldn't be more hypocritical in a ruling it handed down today:
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously struck down a Massachusetts law that barred protests near abortion clinics.
The law, enacted in 2007, created 35-foot buffer zones around entrances to abortion clinics.
So now people can scream "baby killer" at women who come and go from those clinics. But as for the home of the Supremes? They issued this order almost exactly a year ago today:
No person shall engage in a demonstration within the Supreme Court building and grounds. The term "demonstration" includes demonstrations, picketing, speechmaking, marching, holding vigils or religious services and all other like forms of conduct that involve the communication or expression of views or grievances, engaged in by one or more persons, the conduct of which is reasonably likely to draw a crowd or onlookers. The term does not include casual use by visitors or tourists that is not reasonably likely to attract a crowd or onlookers.
Disgusting. I'd love to see someone challenge this new law based on the Supreme Court's own restrictions…if that's possible.
Winger Who Supports Voter ID Laws Turned Away at Poll Because He Forgot His ID
I wish everyone who forgets their voter ID had a gopher who could run home to get it for them:
A Republican candidate for Arkansas governor who supports the new voter ID law was left waiting after he forgot his identification.
Spokesman Christian Olson told The Associated Press that Asa Hutchinson forgot his ID when he attempted to vote at the polls in Bentonville on Monday. Olson says a staffer was able to retrieve the ID and bring it to Hutchinson so he could vote.
Olson says Hutchinson thought the incident was a "little bit of an inconvenience" but still believes the law is necessary.
It would have been way more of an inconvenience if he was trying to vote on his lunch hour and he'd be fired if he didn't punch back in when he was supposed to.


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Quade Cooper quits the Wallabies?
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Australia's Quade Cooper has reportedly turned his back on the Green and Gold after failing to secure a satisfactory contract © Getty Images
Headline-grabbing fly-half Quade Cooper has reportedly rejected a contract offer from the Australian Rugby Union (ARU) and may now opt for a move overseas or to rugby league.
Channel Nine News are reporting that Cooper has decided to quit Australia after only being offered an incentive-based deal from the ARU that is normally reserved for rookie internationals. The 24-year-old playmaker, fined and threatened with a suspension last month after publically criticising the Wallabies' set-up, signed a new three-year contract with the Reds earlier this season but that deal was dependent on a satisfactory top-up arrangement with the ARU.
Cooper, sidelined for Australia's end of year tour with a knee injury, has previously been linked with a move to rugby league while he has also hinted at a possible move overseas or a boxing career having seen his friend and management company stablemate Sonny Bill Williams opt for a similar career path.
AAP reports that neither the ARU nor the Queensland Rugby Union has been informed of Cooper's intentions although the player's agent, Khoder Nasser, revealed a press conference would take place in Brisbane next week.
Cooper, who has battled back from career-threatening knee injury suffered during last year's Rugby World Cup, reportedly chose not to put pen to paper on an ARU offer earlier this year having already agreed new terms with his Super Rugby employers.
It is understood that the offer was subsequently withdrawn by the ARU following Cooper's controversial outburst in which he labelled the Wallabies' environment as "toxic" and threatened to make himself unavailable for selection.
QRU boss Jim Carmichael commented: "I still genuinely believe he's an important asset to the game moving forward but it's up to Quade and the ARU where they're happy to move on. It's frustrating that's for sure.
"(However) the public genuinely believes in the Reds as a team and as an organisation. Whatever happens with any player I think we're an organisation who is equipped to deal with it."
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The New York Post isn't known for its subtlety. Or its quality.
Therefore, it wasn't shocking to find the controversial, racy Miley Cyrus Vanity Fair photo adorning this newspaper's front page this morning, headlined by:
Miley's Shame.
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We do wonder, however, how long it took editors at this tabloid to decide that this quasi-naked photo of Cyrus deserved top billing over the Roger Clemens-Mindy McCready scandal.
Let's just say we'd be surprised if tomorrow's front page story on The New York Post isn't a shot of these two celebrities, accompanied by the headline:
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you're such a stupid stupid weirdo. most children hate u now because of those stupid stupid stupid pictures.
i think it is not too good but i don't think she would do it on purpose and she wouldn't want everyone to see it so i don't think everyone should make a big deal about it. We all make mistakes cause none of us are perfect.
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im not gonna leave her alone tons of little girls look up to her and look what they see! i dont want my kids doing that
it isnt even that bad this is getting blown up way too big
I have seen these pictures and I just think that only one of the pics are to racy.The other are more like every girl wants to lool like and those are not so damn racy.But still,everybody deserves another chance and she is 15 soon 16,so leave her alone for a bit.Everybody makes misstakes,but that doesn't me we should hate them!


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Krakow and Warsaw are among Poland's top destinations - Old World towns that offer a low-key Polish charm and an incisive view into the nation's tumultuous history over the past century. Outside of the cities, however, the nation offers surprising charms and surreal experiences. Journey to the border of Poland and Belarus and travelers will discover the last deciduous and mixed primeval forest of the European lowlands, as well as hundreds of European bison - the largest surviving herd of its kind.
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Michele Bachmann's own mother ratted her out for skipping a family reunion - which Bachman said made her late to a Sunday night event. So what's new? She also lied about receiving farm subsidies, anti-gay clinics, submitting to her husband to become and IRS tax collector, etc.
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Former AC Milan and Italy legend Filippo Inzaghi has been named manager of the Italian giants on a two year deal, replacing former team-mate Clarence Seedorf, Sky Sports reports.
Seedorf, 38, had been in charge of the Rossoneri since January and had another two years left on his contract but owner Silvio Berlusconi felt it was time for a change after Milan failed to qualify for Europe for the first time in 16 years. A statement from the club on Monday read: "AC Milan announces it has dismissed coach Clarence Seedorf and has handed the reins of the first team to Filippo Inzaghi until June 30, 2016."
Inzaghi, who scored 126 goals in 300 appearances for Milan between 2001 and 2012, had been in charge of the youth team for the past two seasons and recently revealed he was ready to make the step up the coaching the senior team.
Berlusconi said of Inzaghi: "I see Inzaghi very determined. He is hungry for victories. He is consistent with what we want Milan to be, that is a team that goes out to win and wins convincingly. A team that wins fair and that makes the fans happy with their performances."
The 40 year old, who won the Champions League twice as a player with the San Siro club, will have a keen eye on the World Cup this summer as Milan players, Mattia De Sciglio, Ignazio Abate and Mario Balotelli all line out for Italy in Brazil although club captain Riccardo Montolivio will miss the tournament due to a fractured shin.
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Here's how to produce strong Ebola stories
The most effective coverage of the first American case has stemmed from the steady hands of experienced—and highly credible—federal medical leaders as well as health and science specialty beat reporters
By Cristine Russell Oct 6, 2014 at 05:00 PM
The first American case of Ebola, diagnosed last week in Dallas, TX, was a real-time test for government officials seeking... More
Women science writers conference about changing the ratio
A summit last weekend presented actions to address systemic gender inequities in science journalism
By Cristine Russell Jun 18, 2014 at 11:00 AM
Image credit: Perrin Ireland CAMBRIDGE, MA—Science writers take a "show me the numbers" approach when tackling a tough topic.... More
The IPCC presser was livestreamed, but those present still got the best stories
Digital connection can only get reporters so far
By Cristine Russell Apr 1, 2014 at 06:50 AM
Associated Press environment reporter Seth Borenstein was in Yokohama, Japan, for the release of a blockbuster UN report Monday that... More
Polar Bears 'R' Us
The latest edition of a UN report makes a media-ready case for the imminent dangers of climate change
By Cristine Russell Mar 28, 2014 at 03:55 PM
A highly anticipated UN report, to be officially released Monday in Yokohama, Japan, puts a diverse human face on the... More
To tell a complicated climate science story: simplify, shorten, list
Reporting on the latest findings from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change focused on short, Webby pieces
By Cristine Russell Sep 30, 2013 at 03:05 PM
In a world of short attention spans, small screens, and social media, a massive United Nations report on the threat... More
Attack of the climate-denial books
Conservative think tanks fuel publishing boom that spreads misinformation
By Cristine Russell Mar 12, 2013 at 03:00 PM
If you find Red Hot Lies in an airport bookstore or online bookseller, don't expect a juicy account of a... More
Captain Nemo
'Behemoth blizzard' dominates weekend news
By Cristine Russell Feb 10, 2013 at 10:45 PM
It was all about "The Big Dig" this weekend in snow-blanketed communities from Long Island to Maine that faced a... More
Pessimism Reigns a Year After Fukushima
Media forecast a gloomy future for the nuclear industry
By Cristine Russell Mar 12, 2012 at 05:00 PM
The barrage of stories worldwide on the first anniversary of the disaster at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant provided... More
Get a Life (Beyond the Web)
Science writers struggle with time management
By Cristine Russell Oct 21, 2011 at 02:32 PM
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA — Freelance science writer Steve Silberman might not be physically addicted to Twitter, but sometimes it seems like... More
Still Seeing Stars after Thirty Years
A venerable afternoon paper is gone, but not forgotten
By Cristine Russell Aug 8, 2011 at 04:45 PM
Given the handwringing about the fate of newspapers (and the federal government) today, it is worth a moment's reflection on... More
The Importance of Energy Reporters
A Q&A with the NYT's Matthew Wald about Japan's nuclear crisis
By Cristine Russell Apr 8, 2011 at 11:02 AM
The crisis at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan has underscored the importance of specialized energy reporters. Unfortunately,... More
Las Vegas Sun Shines Light on Nevada Health Care
Multimedia investigation of hospital injuries wins 2011 Goldsmith Prize
By Cristine Russell Mar 9, 2011 at 04:30 PM
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—"Where do you go for great health care in Las Vegas?" Answer: "The airport." That local joke set Las... More
Blogging from Biology Class
Staten Island high school students team up with Nature Education
By Cristine Russell Jan 27, 2011 at 04:39 PM
If you're worried about the future of science journalism, take solace in two fourteen-year-old students named Sam and Naseem who... More
The Hottest Thing in Science Blogging
ScienceOnline2011 conference puts convergence of old and new media on display
By Cristine Russell Jan 18, 2011 at 05:22 PM
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, North Carolina — The hot ticket for science bloggers and online writers this year was a once-obscure... More
Bye, Bye Blackbirds
Bizarre reports of dead birds and fish enliven a slow news week
By Cristine Russell Jan 5, 2011 at 04:01 PM
With remakes of classic films all the rage, it may be time for Alfred Hitchcock's thriller The Birds to be... More
From Copenhagen to Cancun
A challenging year for the climate story
By Cristine Russell Nov 24, 2010 at 01:57 PM
It's been a challenging time for the climate change story on just about every front. A year ago, the unauthorized... More
Gruesome Graphic Labels
FDA's new anti-smoking labels light up the web
By Cristine Russell Nov 12, 2010 at 06:08 PM
It was inevitable that the FDA's new proposal to put graphic, and often gruesome, pictures of dead bodies and diseased... More
Man(n) the Torpedoes
Climate scientist Michael Mann goes on the offensive
By Cristine Russell Nov 11, 2010 at 04:58 PM
NEW HAVEN, CONN.—It's been exactly a year since "Climategate" broke, putting Penn State University researcher Michael Mann and climate scientists... More
Stephen Schneider: Climate Communicator
Remembering an esteemed scientist's contributions to the media over three decades
By Cristine Russell Jul 20, 2010 at 05:48 PM
Stephen Schneider was not an American household name. But within the ranks of science journalists and scientists, this Stanford University... More
From Gumshoe to Google Wave
Investigative journalism goes multimedia
By Cristine Russell Mar 25, 2010 at 02:53 PM
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—While investigative journalism still requires old-school skills like stakeouts, meetings with confidential sources, and painstaking scrutiny of documents obtained... More
Serial creators don't know what will happen to Adnan Syed - New developments in his legal case suggest that the outcome is wide open
The press is responsible for ignoring Bill Cosby rape allegations - Where were journalists 10 years ago when claims originally surfaced against him?
Journalism has a plagiarism problem. But it's not the one you'd expect - Fareed Zakaria's case highlights news organizations' ethical grey areas
4 topics John Oliver explained more clearly than television news - The political satirist brings explainer comedy to HBO viewers
Will radio save science journalism? - WNYC will soon have a new health unit
Why won't journalists ask Bill Cosby the tough questions? (17)
Serial creators don't know what will happen to Adnan Syed (14)
My take: The end of an era in Tampa (14)
Beware labeling Pope Francis a liberal (8)
The press is responsible for ignoring Bill Cosby rape allegations (6)
Email blasts from CJR writers and editors
CNN reporters in Ferguson provide coverage of CNN reporters in Ferguson (Slate)
"[T]here was little that justified CNN's egocentric coverage"
Which media outlets use 'illegal immigrant'? (Fusion)
"[I]n spite of all the good reasons not to use the phrase, it is still very easy to find in the US press, even in headlines"
Jack Shafer on losing his job (Capital New York)
"Right now, my immediate plan is to go to work as a lay therapist at The Intercept to bring the healing there so John Cook and Matt Taibbi can return. I have great interpersonal skills."
On outlets that continue to call unknown drone victims 'militants' (The Intercept)
"Like the US drone program itself, this deceitful media practice continues unabated"
Greg Marx discusses democracy and news with Tom Rosenstiel of the American Press Institute
CJR's Guide to Online News Startups
ACEsTooHigh.com – Reporting on the science, education, and policy surrounding childhood trauma
Who Owns What
The Business of Digital Journalism
A report from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
Questions and exercises for journalism students.
Should all journalists be on Twitter? – Reasons to take up or forgo the 140-character platform
Is it ever okay to name victims? – Editors question the policy of omitting information in sexual assault and domestic violence cases