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Step into the ultra-comfortable adidas Men's Revo Remix Pants. These all-purpose athletic pants are great for just about any activity or sport, and can even be worn just lounging around the house. A snug waistband holds in place as you work out, while side seam pockets give you that convenient storage you are always looking for. The adidas® Revo Remix Pants are a versatile must-have for your workouts.
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great pants I really like these pants its the first pair of adidas wind pants and there very comfy and atractive July 21, 2014
Not as expected. I exercise a lot, especially since my stroke, sometimes changing 3 times a day. I purchased these online from Dick's, but they were not as expected. Quite the contrary...I don't care for the material nor the feel. That's why they were probably on sale.... No, I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THESE! June 13, 2014
Good Value I picked another pair of the Revo Remix pants for my husband when I saw them on sale for $29.99. He coaches several sports and lives in them on the weekends. They fit well, launder well and were a great value for the price. May 13, 2014
Too hot to work out in. I bought these to work out in and although they are comfortable, they do not breathe well. May 6, 2014
These pants run small. At 6'2"' the large are too short for my liking. At least an inch or two short. Love the pants, just can't wear them at this length. My son got the pants (I wore them once) as hand me downs and is pleased with them. April 18, 2014
Very comfortable Elastic band is made a bit loose, so I need to tie the drawstrings. Would also be nice to have a hip pocket for wallet. Easy to put on and remove over shoes. April 16, 2014
Product is lightw and is good for jogging Etc. Product is lightweight is good for Jogging or light workout, Store in good location personnel in store very helpful in picking what I was looking for. Products a named brand was at a very good price to purchase. April 16, 2014
Stylish but impractical I have purchased several different pairs of athletic pants by adidas, and these are my least favorite... Pro(s): I like the look of these pants. Con(s): There is virtually no breathability. I ran 3 miles in them once, but I won't do it again. They trap all of my body heat, making me feel like my legs are overheating. Even when I wear them as lounge pants, if I'm in them for too long, my legs become drenched in sweat. I also have a minor issue with putting them on... If I don't pull them on slowly/carefully, my toes get snagged on the inner mesh. It's as if there is too much loose material lining the inside of the pants. As I said, I recognize this as a minor complaint, however, I like being able to get dressed in a hurry. Putting on these pants can be annoying. April 15, 2014
Comfy but a bit long These pants are light and comfortable with a stylish pinstripe down the side and nice fabric. My only qualm with them is they are kinda long (I am 5'11 and normally wear a size medium with other pants coming out to about a 32in inseam. These seem to be 34in). April 13, 2014
Price Pants are very comfortable and can be put on anytime of the day. They are very comfortable when working out. April 1, 2014


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Be yourself. It sounds so easy. Yet writers are always looking for their voices, artists continually strive to develop a signature style, and we all spend time trying to figure out who we are and what we should do with our lives.
My own path has been anything but linear, yet it is precisely its winding nature that I have found so intriguing. Along the way, I've come to believe that one of the keys to authenticity is creativity. In fact, I believe that every time we do something creative, we move a step closer to our authentic selves.
I've also found comfort in the stories of other women. It's nice to know that we're not in this alone.
Join me as I continue along my path--as I seek to live more creatively and authentically. I'll share my own stories, explore the role of creativity in our lives, and post stories about other women I find inspiring. I hope you'll share your stories, too.
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Hyundai has already revealed an impressive lineup of SEMA cars, but today added yet another to the growing display. Joining the number of Genesis and Sonata models will be this ultra-luxury themed Equus sedan capable satisfying its driver's desires for extra oomph and speed.
This version, built in conjunction with Mummbles Marketing, is styled in the popular Japanese VIP (or "bippu") manner, and features an extremely long list of modifications. Its 4.6-liter V-8 is also turbocharged to produce a modest bump to 450 horsepower from the stock 385 horses.
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Emad Burnat overcomes technical obstacles in "5 Broken Cameras," an Oscar-nominated documentary. | Kino Lorber Inc.
When: Through May 2
Where: Gene Siskel Film Center, 164 N. State; School of the Art Institute, 280 S. Columbus
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Updated: May 22, 2013 6:24AM
The Chicago Palestine Film Festival offers indelible images and intimate perspectives on the Palestinian experience. Screening through May 2 at two Loop venues, this politically accented fest is a project of the Middle East Cultural and Charitable Society, with support from Electronic Intifada and the Chicago Arab Heritage Council.
Among the lineup of documentaries, "5 Broken Cameras" is the Palestine-Israel-France co-production by Emad Burnat and Guy Davidi that was nominated for best documentary Feature at this year's Oscars. The narrator and main cameraman is Burnat, a villager who bought his first camcorder in 2005, when his fourth son was born. On the way to capturing the boy's fifth birthday party, Burnat documents encounters with Israeli soldiers who break most of his title cameras.
This moving diary, which recalls a profile of an Al-Jazeera stringer in Ramallah from the 2008 fest, screens 6:15 p.m. Friday, 8 p.m. Saturday and 5:15 p.m. April 28 at the Gene Siskel Film Center.
Another strongly recommended feature is "Lacan Palestine," which screens at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the film center's former site at 280 S. Columbus, a different School of the Art Institute building. Canadian experimental filmmaker Mike Hoolboom composes a psychoanalytic take on Palestinian identity, slavery, liberty and "singularity." This entrancing essay-style film analyzes father-and-son dynamics with allusions to Herman Melville, John Coltrane and French theorist Jacques Lacan. He edits Middle Eastern visuals taken from Biblical epics and independent video artists.
Many filmmakers focus on boys. We see a Palestinian suffer inside a violent video game played by another boy, a boy whose house is taken by Israelis, a boy who runs away from a refugee camp and joins rebels, boys arrested by Israeli soldiers, and teens in therapy after their release from Israeli prisons.
"Palestine is like the cinema: It's searching for independence," said French filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard in 2010. He inspired Palestinian filmmakers who declared in a 1973 manifesto: "The light weapon is the primary weapon of the people's war, and similarly, the light 16mm camera is the most appropriate weapon for the cinema of the people."
The technology may be digital now, but the agenda is no different.
Bill Stamets is a locally based free-lance writer.


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Jon Stewart Slams Rick Sanchez' Chile Quake Coverage: 'CNN: The Most Trusted Name In Over-Caffeinated Control Freaks' (VIDEO)
On Monday night, Jon Stewart made some incisive observations about CNN Host Rick Sanchez' recent coverage of the Chilean earthquake: "I just realized something. Rick Sanchez delivers the news like a guy at a party who's doing a lot of coke and traps you in a corner and explans REALLY INTENSELY how an ant is the strongest animal on earth."
Sanchez is known for getting a bit extreme in his coverage -- he's done one show where he explored the effects of getting tasered and another where he experienced what it feels like to be trapped in a sinking car (VIDEOS) -- but his energetic approach felt off for the Chilean earthquake. At one point in Sanchez' fevered quake coverage, he tried to find Hawaii on a map -- only to accidentally point to the Galapagos Islands.
"See that's the thing about news in a disaster." Stewart reflected. "You need the information fast and inaccurate."
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text: Big Government sees what it wants to see by John Hayward Jun 8, 2013 7:42 AM PT Share This: Print My first thought, upon hearing of the NSA surveillance stories: "This is the same government that says it's completely impossible to track 12 million illegal immigrants down, so we have to give them amnesty." But it's actually even more absurd than that. The federal government refuses to track those illegal immigrants, and punishes anyone who tries. Remember what happened when Arizona was trying to check the immigration status of people who draw the attention of the police for other reasons? But the same centralized government and wannabe-dictator President have no problems spying on the cell phone activity and Internet communications of hundreds of millions of innocent citizens. All that NSA super-spying somehow managed to miss Tamerlan Tsarnaev, who was hanging around jihadi death-cult websites. But government at varying levels cheerfully handed his family six figures in welfare benefits and asylum status, apparently never noticing they were zipping home to the country they "fled" on a regular basis for vacations. The government fought tooth and nail to disclose what kind of welfare benefits they were getting. Not only that, but the government turns a blind eye to Food Stamp Nation fraud on a gigantic scale, stubbornly refusing to use the data gathering tools at its disposal to crack down on fraud. They're not making any serious attempt to track the purchases made with those spiffy EBT food stamp cards, even though a huge database of transaction data is piling up. Outrageous stories of abuse pile up on a weekly basis, but the government refuses to use the data at its fingers to compel beneficiaries to purchase only basic, healthy foods. In a double whammy, the USDA was recently busted for distributing food stamp literature in Mexico, with the cooperation of the Mexican government, which reminded prospective immigrants they can get those lovely U.S. welfare benefits for their families without divulging their immigration status. In other words, they're handing taxpayer-funded "credit cards" to the people they say it's impossible to track. And it's not just welfare for the poor that brims with studied government ignorance. How about all those big-bucks taxpayer giveaways to Obama's top donors through the "stimulus" heist and all those "green energy" programs? Remember how all the usual safeguards were bypassed and disabled so our money could be stuffed into the pockets of George Kaiser and other billionaire Obama cronies? The government made an organized effort not to see how absurd those "green" business models were, in some cases ignoring warnings from whistleblowers within the companies themselves. 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While most of the communities reported that they have had no problems with theft, Principal Spiers and Superintendent Bitondo said that theft had been a concern in Linwood and Wharton. In both communities, a simple solution has virtually eradicated the problem while actually working to encourage even more children to ride. By relocating the school bicycle racks to more visible and prominent areas, theft issues have all but disappeared. With theft concerns no longer an issue, children in Linwood and Wharton gain even more reason to bike to school.
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Just today I have received a confirmation from one of the most well-known psychoanalysts of America: Dr. Brian Weiss, Yale Medical School graduate, nationally recognized expert in psycho-pharmacology, brain chemistry, substance abuse, and Alzheimer's Disease, and Chief of Psychiatry at Mount Sinai Hospital, San Francisco.
He has been for years thinking to tell the world that psychoanalysis is dead, but could not gather the courage to go against the whole profession. But finally he decided to declare what has been his experience - his lifelong experience. In his book, Many Lives, Many Masters, Weiss wrote that psychoanalysis is in its death throes, that it is no longer practical, and the reason is that it has no spirituality in it.
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I am not a psychoanalyst, but I am a postgraduate in psychoanalysis, in religion, in philosophy. I have never practiced psychoanalysis because I have never believed that Sigmund Freud had revealed a new path to man's intrinsic spirituality.
I have heard: a man sold his donkey to another farmer, his neighbor, and he said in praise of the donkey that he was very wise, very intelligent, very hard-working. The neighbor who had purchased it tried hard, but it wouldn't move at all. He said, "Strange."
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Feds, Boston cops team up to get illegal guns off streets: Tiny but potent Taurus pistols key focus of search
Jan. 5, 2011
As the city struggles to contain a dramatic spike in gun violence, 18 handguns bought through an illegal straw purchase in Georgia in 2009 are believed to have wound up on the streets of Boston. So far two of the 18 handguns have been recovered by Boston Police officers, but, according to investigators the others are believed to be hidden here. Read more
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A year after murder by gunfire spiked 66 percent in Boston, the city is on pace for an equally deadly 2011 as weapons imported from states with relaxed gun laws continue to wind up on local streets.
Through Sept. 18, there have been 36 deadly shootings in Boston this year, only one fewer than at the same time last year, when the final tally was 58. There were 35 fatal shootings in all of 2009.
Shootings throughout the city in which a victim was hit but did not die also remain high. A total of 162 people have been wounded in shootings through Sept. 18, one more victim than on the same date a year ago.
While the number of individuals arrested with illegal firearms has fallen 12 percent this year, compared to the same nine-month period in 2010, a recent arrest illustrates how some of the guns end up in the hands of criminals in Boston. Read more
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Jun. 23, 2011
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When 19-year-old Derek Matulina was shot to death at the Savin Hill MBTA station on May 7, his father instinctively knew the house where the alleged killer, Nhu Ahn Nguyen, was initially reported to have fled after the shooting.
Having lived in Savin Hill for over a decade, Robert Matulina, now 61, remembered the house as an eyesore even before he left the neighborhood 10 years ago. While police now doubt the initial media accounts that the house had been a hiding place for the alleged killer and, possibly, witnesses to the crime, it was not surprising that those familiar with the neighborhood would find such reports credible. Read more
Community center shake-up prompts longtime members to cry foul
May. 26, 2011
A bitter split has erupted among past and current members of the citywide board that oversees the network of neighborhood community centers set up to provide a range of after-school programs for youths and families across the city. Read more
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Mar. 17, 2011
This article was reported by Stephen Kurkjian, Rachel Zarrell, and Gal Tziperman Lotan, and written by Kurkjian.
Moments after the buzzer sounded ending classes for the day, a dozen Harbor Middle School students burst through the doors connecting the Fields Corner school to the Cleveland Community Center, one of 38 such facilities established by the city to provide a variety of after-school athletic, arts, and tutoring programs for kids just like them. The youths seemed raring to go.
But the Cleveland, with no educational or arts programs in place, was hardly ready for them. So the students rushed over to the back corner of the room, pulling money out of their pockets, and stopped at the vending machines. After they had bought their fill of snacks and soda, they exited as boisterously as they had entered, leaving the center's large recreation room empty and in silence, save for the sounds from a courtroom drama droning from a wide-screen television on the wall.
Seven years after the Menino administration pledged widespread reforms in the wake of a scathing management report that had found weak leadership throughout Boston Centers for Youth & Families (BCYF) and inadequate levels of programming at the facilities, improvements at many of the community centers remain a case of promises unmet. Read more
One-third of Dorchester households now use food stamps
Feb. 10, 2011
This article was reported by Rachel Zarrell, Gal Tziperman Lotan, and Stephen Kurkjian, and written by Zarrell.
The last year has been a difficult one for Matthew St. Andrews. In March, he was let go from his full-time job as a FedEx manager. Then in November, he went on unemployment after he lost his temporary construction job. With his income drastically reduced and heightened concern about how he could take care of the needs of his daughter, who stays with him three days a week, St. Andrews successfully applied for the federal food stamps program.
"If I didn't have a three-year-old, I'd probably be more likely to sleep on friends' couches," he said, "and just survive on my own, however I could."
With a new food stamp card tucked in his wallet, St. Andrews is like so many other people in Dorchester who are having their own bad times. In the past four years, almost 17,000 Dorchester residents have joined the program, making nearly a third of those living in the neighborhood dependent on stamps to buy food for their families. At the end of last year, residents of two of the four Dorchester zip codes placed third and eighth, respectively, in the state for the greatest use of the program.
This increase in the numbers of recently unemployed and the concerted drive by the Patrick Administration to get the poor and elderly who qualify to participate in the program have elevated the numbers of those on food stamps in Massachusetts to the highest levels in history. Read more
Spike in shootings prompts renewed quest for solutions
Dec. 16, 2010
The numbers are deeply disturbing: Nearly eighty percent of the shootings in Boston in 2010 have taken place in the three police districts that cover Dorchester, Roxbury, and Mattapan.
Last year, 223 people were killed or wounded by gunfire in Boston, and 174, or 78 percent, of the shootings took place in districts B-2, B-3 and C-11. This year, with several weeks to go, the number of shootings in the city has increased to 258, and, again, 78 percent of them were in these three districts.
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These stark numbers only convey part of the story. The real story, those on the front lines of the battle tell the Dorchester Reporter, is the impact this violence is having on those who live and work in these neighborhoods – and whether they will assert strongly to families, friends, and acquaintances that they will not tolerate the continued presence of guns or further criminal activity in the homes and on the streets of their neighborhoods. And, too, there is the overarching question of the role of the rest of Boston in this enterprise: Will they join Dorchester, Roxbury, and Mattapan – or abandon them – in taking on the challenge of saving the streets. Read more
Hub's ATF chief, residents talk guns and street violence in unique meeting
Nov. 18, 2010
The accounts of loss and grief that violent death has brought in recent years to an increasing number of Dorchester families, particularly inside the Cape Verdean population, brought nods of recognition from the well-dressed, heavy-set man at the microphone at St. Peter's Teen Center on Sunday afternoon.
For Guy Thomas, who recently took over as head of the Boston office of the US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, there was a tie beyond his crime-fighting interests that bound him to the 40 or so people who showed up to hear him and several Boston Police commanders speak: Born and raised in the projects of New Haven, Thomas saw one of his cousins killed and two others wounded on the streets of his boyhood neighborhood. Read more
Daytime supervision at some group homes stirs anxiety
Oct. 28, 2010
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Charles Hollins is accustomed to dealing with skeptics as he goes about his business of persuading residents that there will be no problems when his company, Bay Cove Human Services, locates a group home for either the developmentally disabled or those in need of psychiatric services in their neighborhood.
And he's good at his job as director of advocacy; Bay Cove, one of the largest social services providers in Massachusetts, operates 19 such homes in Dorchester and 31 more throughout the city, according to an independent human services accreditation firm.
But the response that Hollins received at the Cedar Grove Civic Association several years ago still leaves him shaking. The outcry from residents over Bay Cove's plans to locate a residential facility for six developmentally-disabled people in a nearby home was intense, reaching its peak when one father held his toddler over his head and asked if the child would be safe living in the neighborhood. Read more
Despite millions in funding by city, little is happening at Strand Theatre
Aug. 25, 2010
After $8 million in renovations, Strand site unused 10 months a year; bustling '90s now a memory
Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino says the proudest moment of his political career took place last year at the Strand Theatre in Dorchester when more than a thousand people, of all races, faiths and ages, locals as well as out-of-towners, turned out over two nights to attend the play "Ain't Misbehavin'."
The mayor has given two of his State of the City addresses at the Strand and his commitment to the theatre goes beyond the rhetorical. He has channeled $10 million in city funds in an effort to return the Strand, the last neighborhood theatre in the city, to its early 20th-century glory.
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