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 10/31/12 The Plymouth High School Theatre Department will be presenting their annual children's program on the first weekend in November. This year's selection, Doctor Dolittle, will be double-casted in order to give the approximately 120 students an opportunity to be involved.
Children's plays have been a part of the PHS offering since 1979.
Students participating are enrolled in advanced acting, stage crew, and theatre arts classes. There are 30 students in the crews who work behind the scenes and build sets.
Teachers Charlotte Tyree and Jane Faulstich team-teach the advanced acting classes and Faulstich teaches the advanced crew class as well as the two beginning theatre classes.
Tyree believes the productions will help students succeed in the future. Tyree said, "Miss Faulstich and I certainly think that anytime students can perform in front of a group, they gain self confidence that can be useful for anything in their futures." She added, "For more creative students, this is also a wonderful opportunity to grow as a performer." "Most of the high school students involved in productions do not go on to college to perform, although some do. However, everyone can gain knowledge that can be used in a variety of later experiences." Tyree said.
Tyree continues to be supportive of the entire fine art program at PHS. She said, "I certainly think that having opportunities for students to work with fine arts is vital. I would like for all students to be exposed to the arts-visual, music, theatre, dance, etc. as well as have programs where students who have more of an interest have an opportunity to cultivate their interests."
Tickets prices for the productions are $3.00 for children 12 and under and $4.00 for all others. According to Tyree, the ticket sales are used to cover the cost of putting on a show. She said, "Most people don't' realize we have to purchase scripts, pay royalties, buy lumber and supplies to build our sets, buy specialty costume and make-up items, etc." She explained that any proceeds that would be remaining after paying the bills for a production would be placed in an account to be used to support theatre programs and upcoming productions. The department also presents a scholarship to a student at the end of each school year.
Performances will as follows:
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Saturday, November 3 at 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Sunday, November 4 at 2:00 p.m.
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Charlie Day, who fights off Jennifer Aniston's advances in "Horrible Bosses," says, "She did bite my ear ... really hard."
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NEW YORK —It was a moment in history where Jennifer Aniston took a stand.
She was going to be a brunette. And there was nothing anyone could say or do about it.
"We had this wonderful period of time I do call Hair Gate," says the woman who invented "the Rachel" long ago. "The studio didn't want me to wear a wig. I was told, 'No one will know who you are.' I said, 'They will know my name from the credits.' "
On this particular morning, her hair is that trademark streaky blonde, falling perfectly a few inches past her chin. Hair Gate happened when Aniston did the unthinkable and vowed to go brown in her new film "Horrible Bosses," where she plays a dentist who sexually harasses her assistant (Charlie Day).
"I'm the one who insisted on the dark hair," Aniston says. "I was doing a movie right before this and one after that had me looking more like me, and I knew this character had to be different."
The studio balked at a brown wig with a row of bangs.
"There was just no way I could be saying those words and not look somewhat different," says Aniston.
When she lost her regular self in the mirror, "I just felt such a freedom," she insists.
But she wasn't that free. Aniston is happy to clear up a rumor that she does a topless scene in "Horrible Bosses." The raciest moment is a mostly discreet scene in an open medical jacket with no shirt and bra underneath.
"I have idea where those rumors started, but it's a good rumor," Aniston says with a twinkle in her eye. What about the rumor that the secret topless scene will appear in the DVD? "Not true at all," she says with a giggle. "Where do these things start?"
Her character, Dr. Julie Harris, sprays the assistant's private parts with water, talks dirty to him and suggests they have sex on a patient who has been "put under" for dental surgery.
When he refuses, she threatens to tell his fiancee that they have been intimate in the past. In fact, years ago when he was under anesthetic and she was working on his teeth, she set up lewd and nude photos.
Her ultimatum: Sleep with her before his wedding or she will make sure he never says "I do."
It's Aniston like no one has ever seen her — or heard her — on screen.
The star appreciated that "Horrible Bosses" had the woman as the predator in the workplace.
"It's usually the male character in that role," she says. "That's why I thought of her like a guy. Other than that I just stuck to what was in the script. I didn't have any input as to what she said. That was all on the page. And I was tickled and excited. The raunchier, the better."
Yes, it's Jen, the bad girl.
"I don't want to play it safe all the time," Aniston insists. "I wanted to take a risk.
"I wanted to do something that allowed me to go in a different direction. I've never had a script come to me in the past that allowed me to go in this direction.
"The risk made it fun," she says.
Day, the object of her obsession in the film, says his time with Aniston wiped out all memories of her sweet Rachel character from "Friends."
"She did bite my ear … really hard," Day insists.
Aniston seems proud of herself. "It was a realistic ear bite. That's what I was going for," she quips.
"I just kept apologizing to Charlie for everything I said or what had just happened during a take," Aniston says. "In between straddling him, I would say, 'I'm so sorry. Really. Are you doing OK?' "
Day says he was "intimidated" by this Aniston. "My natural reaction to what was coming out of her mouth was caught on film. My job was to act shocked at what she was saying. That was real shock."
He had to do a rather raunchy photo shoot with her that makes up an album of "blackmail" pictures that this dentist uses as her weapon.
"Frankly, I've never been more embarrassed about my body in my entire life," Day says. "Just standing next to this woman made me want to go to a gym."
Despite the light tone of the film, Aniston says that it addresses real-life workplace struggles. She understands those only too well. Before she hit it big on "Friends," she dabbled as a waitress, a bike messenger and a telemarketer.
"My worst day as a waitress was when I dropped an entire order on a man who was very nice about wearing a salad and some spaghetti," she says.
Even worse were her days on a Schwinn pedaling around the Big Apple.
"I was extraordinarily klutzy," Aniston says with a laugh. "I should have never even been allowed on a bicycle with all those cylinders and gears — or whatever you call them."
Her next film is "Wanderlust," coming in October, with new rumored boyfriend Justin Theroux. Of course, he's a topic that's strictly off limits. Aniston figures she has enough attention directed toward her private life — including the soap opera of her breakup with Brad Pitt and the love triangle created in the tabs between her, Pitt and Angelina Jolie.
Hard times have taught her a lot. "People are resilient," she says. "Nothing will kill you. I have a very happy life."
At age 42, she has come into her own.
"Absolutely, I'm more confident now," she says. "I'm absolutely more comfortable in my body as I get older. In my 20s, I was so awkward and uncomfortable."
Do confident women over 40 intimidate men?
"I think men are intimidated by confident women at any age," she says with a smile.
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Submitted by Michelle Nasers, Enthusiast Member: We went on the Enthusiast tour at Rochester Mills Beer Co. last Saturday and the tour was AWESOME! Unfortunately, they were expecting 18-20 people, and only 2 of us showed up! We got to … Continue reading
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MBAA 4th Annual Summer Social Picnic & Pig Roast
The Master Brewers Association of the Americas – District Michigan is hosting their 4th Annual Summer Social Picnic & Pig Roast on Saturday, August 5, 2006 from noon to dusk at the Fitzgerald Park in Grand Ledge, MI. The ticket … Continue reading
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Nokia N97 to hit U.S. land on May 31?
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Nokia N97 into its catalog. According to the information that the image provides, the handset will have landed in North America by May 31. That is just too cool having in mind there are only eleven days left until the big happening. Moreover, those who pre-order the phone are promised, by the official Nseries blog, to get the device the very same day it comes out in their respective countries. We are sure things are bound to get even more interesting when the ubiquitous Palm Pre gets released about a week later, on June 6. What do you think, which one will gain an upper hand?We might have a piece of good news here. NokiaMobileBlog informs that a "well respected retailer" has put the estimated time of arrival of the
Nokia N97 Specifications (U.S.) | Hands-on (EU)
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I fuckin want this phone. It will b a real competetor to the iPhone, G1, Palm Pre, and many other high end phones.
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This will be a very exciting summer for mobile enthusiasts. N97, Palm Pre, next-gen iPhone, Storm 2, Touch Pro2, and OmniaHD will make for a very competitive few months.
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He is an outstanding Quarterback for the Lancaster Tigers.
Attention all LISD employees and students, citizens and local businesses! We need to vote for LHS quarterback, Nick Harvey, who was nominated this week for the Dallas News' High School Game Time Hero Award! This is the football fans' choice for player of the week. You can vote once per day and voting ends on Thursday at 8:00 a.m. The winner will be announced in Friday's edition of Sports Day in The Dallas Morning News and will be featured in a special half-page graphic in the paper.
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High-profile morning anchor Soledad O'Brien is on her way out at CNN as new boss Jeff Zucker moves Erin Burnett into her morning slot, Page Six has exclusively learned.
We're told award-winning journalist O'Brien has indicated she is ready to leave after she was initially promised a plum prime-time slot, but that role has so far failed to materialize.
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Here's another mashup for you guys today…since it's only the 2nd one today, this is a kind of "mini" Mashup Monday. I'll try to get a real Mashup Monday for next week. AND ALSO, look for big things to come during the holiday season! In the mean time, enjoy this great mashup by DJ Trademark.
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Restaurants in Kauai
Kauai restaurants offer some of the freshest foods on the planet that travelers won't want to miss. Whether you choose to dine at a fine Kauai restaurant or grab a quick bite, look for fresh fruits just picked from the tree and fresh fish just caught from the ocean. Native fish in this area include, but are not limited to: mahimahi, opakapaka and ono. If you typically say that you don't like the "fishy taste" of seafood, still try out fish dishes from a restaurant in Kauai. You may be pleasantly surprised that the fishy taste comes from being frozen and transported. However Kauai fish is sure to delight.
Restaurants in Kauai also serve steaks and traditional American food. Some of the best restaurants in Kauai are found in the luxury hotels. No matter what your taste are, you are sure to find a restaurant that you will love.
Bouchon's Hanalei Grill & Sushi BarPRICE RANGE:Formerly Sushi Blues, Bouchon's is still a sushi bar but has also added a fusion of island, Pacific-American, and French flavors. Dishes include sc... More
Grove Café at the Waimea Brewing CompanyPRICE RANGE:Brewpub-restaurant at Waimea Plantation Cottages. More
Hanalei Dolphin Restaurant, Fish Market & Sushi LoungePRICE RANGE:Set on the bank of the Hanalei River, this celebrated seafood restaurant serves fresh local fish at riverside tables shaded by bright blue umbrella... More
Hawaiian Style CaféPRICE RANGE:Wins hands down for biggest pancake in the tropics. In the market town of Waimea, this breezy diner is the favorite stop for locals who love their ... More
Josselin's Tapas Bar & GrillPRICE RANGE:Chef Jean Marie Josselin prepares a wide selection of tapas. More
Kilauea Bakery & Pau Hana PizzaPRICE RANGE:A local institution, Kilauea Bakery and Pau Hana Pizza serve specialty pizzas, tropical cakes and pastries, and beverages from its espresso bar. Si... More
Mermaids CaféPRICE RANGE:Fresh wraps made with local produce are the specialty at Mermaids Café, a small, cash-only roadside stand located on Kuhio Highway in Kapaa. The br... More
Merriman's KauaiPRICE RANGE:Chef Peter Merriman was one of the first to celebrate Hawaiian regional cuisine. More
Oasis on the BeachPRICE RANGE:Organic, locally grown fare at Outrigger Waipouli Beach Resort. More
Pat's TaqueriaPRICE RANGE:After surfing, kayaking, or simply enjoying the north shore in the morning, many visitors have lunch at the white taco truck parked on Weke Road at... More
Plantation GardensPRICE RANGE:The 1930s manor house of Hawaii's first sugar plantation is now one of the most beautiful restaurants on Kauai. Verandas overlook manicured gardens... More
Explore restaurants in Hawaii for more options.


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Confederate Navy and Army Officers
Photographed at Fort Warren, Boston Harbor, Massachusetts, while they were prisoners of war, circa 1863-1864.
All, or nearly all, of the Navy officers had been captured with CSS Atlanta and CSS Tacony in June 1863, were paroled in September 1864 and exchanged in October 1864.
Those present are identified as (apparently from left to right):
Acting Master Thomas L. Wragg (of the Atlanta);
Lieutenant Moses, CSA;
Acting Gunner Thomas B. Travers (Atlanta);
1st Assistant Engineer William T. Morrill (Atlanta);
Acting 2nd Assistant Engineer Leslie G. King (Atlanta);
Master's Mate J.B. Beville;
Pilot Thomas L. Hernandez (Atlanta);
Acting Midshipman James A. Peters (Atlanta);
Captain Underwood, CSA;
Major Boland, CSA;
2nd Assistant Engineer Eugene H. Brown (Tacony);
2nd Assistant Engineer Joseph S. West (Atlanta);
Master George Henry Alldridge;
Master's Mate John W. Billups (Tacony);
Captain Saunders, CSA;
Pilot James M. Fleetwood (Atlanta);
Master's Mate William McBlair, Jr. (Atlanta);
Reid Saunders, CSA;
Lieutenant Alphonse Barbot (Atlanta);
Pilot W.W. Austin (Atlanta);
Second Lieutenant Charles W. Read (Tacony);
Samuel Sterritt, CSA;
Acting Midshipman John A.G. Williamson (Atlanta);
First Lieutenant Joseph W. Alexander (Atlanta);
Commander William A. Webb (Atlanta's Commanding Officer);
Signal Officer Preston;
The presence of two officers named Saunders has been reliably called into question.
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BELLINGHAM – Western Washington University ranks among the top 100 public colleges and universities in the nation that "deliver a stellar education at an affordable price," according to Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine.
In its February 2011 issue, Kiplinger's magazine ranks Western 56th on its list of the 100 Best Values in Public Colleges for 2011.
"Western offers a high-quality academic experience to our students at an affordable cost, and we are committed to our distinctive environment for teaching and learning," said WWU President
The rankings are based on data that more than 500 public four-year colleges and universities provided to determine the top 100.
The magazine, which has a circulation of about 800,000, ranked each school after an analysis of academic quality, including
Each school was then ranked based on cost and financial aid, including factors such as tuition, mandatory fees, room and board, estimated expenses for books, financial aid available and the average debt a student accumulates before graduation.
"Schools like these on the Kiplinger 100 list prove graduates can enter the workforce with a great education – and without a huge cloud of debt," said Kiplinger's Editor Janet Bodnar.
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill tops the list while the University of Washington is ranked 10th.
Western ranks ahead of a number of major colleges and universities, including: University of Massachusetts, Amherst; the University of Oregon; University of California, Santa Cruz, University of Iowa, and the University of Colorado at Boulder.
For more information about Kiplinger's rankings, see http://www.kiplinger.com/tools/colleges/
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I can sum up this photo in one word. Butterface
Man, she's done a lot of crap since she broke up with Zhong Yimou. I was hoping Curse would be good but it wasn't.
Pretty much her whole career is now Zhang looking like the real talent and, um, one good cameo in 2046.
Looks like she stole some white chick's boobs. They're at least 7 cup sizes larger than the average Asian woman.
who is she and why does she look so weird?
Monkey, I don't think she wants you either. I'm guessing your face is covered with acne and all sorts of nasty, and that's just your face.
I think it's just a bad shot of Gong Li, every where else I've seen her, I've thought she's been quite beautiful. Now Lindsey Lohan, Spears, etc, those are butterfaces.
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State of the Treasury: Secure Path RI reflects on the third year of my term, and looks ahead to the work still to come. While some of our accomplishments are well known, it is important to highlight our total progress.
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Widespread agricultural burning continues throughout central Africa, and smoke and fires were detected by NASA's Aqua satellite. Most of the fires were burning in the Central African Republic, southern Chad, southwestern Sudan and the northwestern corner of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. In this image, Chad lies northwest, Sudan to the northeast, and the Central African Republic lies in the center, widely covered with red "hotspots", With fewer fires, the Democratic Republic of Congo lies in the south, and Cameroon is found on the far left (west) edge.
The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) instrument that flies aboard NASA's Aqua satellite captured an image of smoke and fires burning in central Africa on December 19 at 1205 UTC (7:05 a.m. EST/U.S.). The multiple red pixels are heat signatures (red) detected by MODIS. The smoke appears to be a light brown color.
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Just a quick question as I am thinking of doing this.... I take it that the right way of doing the raid is through linux as you have done create duplicate partitions on both drives and then raid them together using software. Its just I thought that if your moptherboard has onboard raid cant you install everything to the first harddrive and then let the onboard raid mirror to the other hard drive or does it not work like that.... Any advice you can give would be helpful.
In your situation it sounds like you have to raid partitions working... swap and / ... when you repaired the raid by syncing did you do both raids swap and / or just one of them.... justing thinking out load that if you did not do both then perhaps that caused your problem..... dont know much about this yet I am only trying it today.....
If you have any pointers please share....
hi mphayesuk! yes, ive set mine up using md software raid provided by linux. even though i do have a motherboard with onboard raid (aka fakeraid; see
), the Debian Sarge 2.6 stock kernel does not support dmraid natively (or at least not during installation). therefore, you will always see two hard drives despite being setup otherwise using the onboard raid's bios. FYI, i'm using a Silicon Image 3112 onboard raid controller.
during debian install, i have done exactly what you've described. /dev/sda1 and /dev/sdb1 combine to become md0. /dev/sda2 and /dev/sdb2 combine to become md1. in turn, md0 becomes "/" and md1 becomes "swap".
good question about md1 (swap). from memory, it seems as though md1 was automagically sync'd after plugging in both sda & sdb. maybe that's because its designated as swap. maybe its a bug. hopefully someone can shed some light on this. i say from memory because since then, ive reformatted the drives and only have a "/" - no swap.
this second install means that i now have only md0. unfortunately, these segmentation faults still occur after simulating a hardware fault (as explained in above posts) - i suspect sdb in md0 is corrupted. given this, i think it's safe to say swap hasn't caused the problem here.
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Filed under: NORTH AMERICA, Tennessee, USA | Tags: Ben Britz, Chattanooga restaurants, cult, cults, Elizabeth Seward, Timothy Leary, Twelve Tribes, what to do in Chattanooga, where to go in Chattanooga, Yellow Deli, Yellow Deli People
After Bonnaroo, we were tired, footsore, and hungry. Chugging around in Chattanooga, Tennessee, late afternoon, right after we checked out Ruby Falls, we just wanted something relatively healthy to eat. I was sick of our makeshift peanut butter on dry rolls and banana chips, supplemented with my one or two Bonnaroo food stand foods I allowed myself each day. I just wanted something fresh, tasty, organic, if possible, and unaffiliated with any cult. Is that too much to ask?
"Go by the university, where the yuppies and foodies are," offered my companion. Signs pointed uphill. I made a right and a left and another few rights and then an attractive building flashed by and a sign, The Yellow Deli. It seemed like the kind of place you'd find near a university, with branded organic foods and teas on the shelves, track lighting, varnished wooden tables, a hand-drawn menu covered in soy products. We walked upstairs to the mezzanine and were seated at a table near a tastefully lit lounge section with couches, lamps and a fireplace. I joked with Elizabeth about some spelling mistakes on the menu, trying to impress her with my overly pedantic sense of humor, but the waitress overheard me say "'jalapeño' is j-a-l-a, not j-a-l-e".
"Oh, sorry" she laughed nervously. "There might be some typos in there." I felt guilty about returning their politeness with criticism. Elizabeth said good-naturedly "You can ignore him, he's an editor." Everyone laughed politely. I felt like some pretentious New York asshole, sensitive to things like grammar but I couldn't help but mutter "you can't make 'typos' in something handwritten" to Elizabeth, who rolled her eyes. I turned my eyes to the pamphlet they pushed on me as I walked in the door, unnoticed till now. It was some editorial missive on the hippie, organic lifestyle, a similar agenda as many food coops and organic cafes.
We had chili and a salad, and while we ate we studied the elaborate wall mural. There was a kind of Christ figure or an Elijah, some prophet, leading a group of people. Written over the mural was the story and philosophical declaration of the flower children of the '60s, and about their disillusionment with our vain earthly pursuit of peace. There was some more stuff about Timothy Leary, which is to be expected, but there was a distinctly Christian-ish bent. We began to feel slightly disquieted; usually the organic movement and the flower children are maligned by the religious as fanciful hippies, dedicated liberals who embrace lives of promiscuity. This oil/water mixture shouldn't be allowed, I thought. And what's this? Scripture on the check…I started reading the pamphlet they gave us upon walking in, skipping past the friendly, familiar hippy declarations at the beginning and getting to the part about some version of Christ and some leader we all should follow. Still, it was decent food and it's tough to feel alarmed by those who feed you. To me, people take on a definite maternal quality as soon as they hand me a plate, which is as a proffered breast to my trusting, infantile eyes. And they were all so nice.
Each step on the varnished staircase was inscribed with the name of a tribe of Israel, written in transliterated Hebrew or Aramaic or something. "Maybe this is some kind of Jewish place," I conjectured aloud to Elizabeth. A woman at the counter smiled.
Back in the car we did our research. It turns out The Yellow Deli People, or The Twelve Tribes, is a fundamentalist religious group with arcane practices and rigid, draconian rules—and a great deli. They also proselytize and compel each of their converts to give up their possessions to the community, including their children, who are raised communally and according to their strict religious practices. In other words, a cult!
"Oh my god we ate at a cult!" screamed Elizabeth, and we made the usual jokes about suicide kool-aid and sexual initiation rites, tantalizing to our overactive, alarmist imaginations. She read an article about a former Yellow Deli member who escaped, and we loved the creepiness and the chills down our spines. You might too? For a good time, eat at the Yellow Deli in Chattanooga! The food is good, don't drink the kool-aid, skip the pamphlets, enjoy the feeling of being stared at.
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I too recently went in there to have a nice meal. There was a distinct vibe… I said to my friend that the place was like a hobbit shire… but with a very ODD feeling in the air. I noticed all the women wore long dresses, and had long hair pulled back. Now that I've done research on them I'm not so inclined to return, because by eating there you are supporting what they are doing.
I work about two blocks from the Yellow Deli, so I eat there all the time! We always laugh about how they write "We love you!" in the take-out boxes. I've never felt uncomfortable there, because they all are so unapologetically nice, and they've never once tried to pass me literature or anything. Though one of my coworkers did get invited to one of their dancing parties.
I've been to their Sabbath meetings very often (free food). While they're all nice and lovey etc. etc. you definitely get the vibe that you're missing something. The more research I did into it, the more I realized how easily people can be drawn into their cult with their lovely food, music, and quaint little outfits.
Enjoy the food, but be on your guard. Also, ask yourself if you really want to be giving money to a group of people who believe it's okay to spank a 6 month old baby with a rod.
If you are from NY, you should check out the yellow deli in a little town in the upstate, called Oneonta. When I lived in NY I ate there once a week. I didn't mind the cult affiliation. The food was amazing and the people were very nice.
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EAU CLAIRE — High demand for University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire residence hall rooms this fall means some students will be housed in local hotel rooms - and for the first time, students will move into a downtown Eau Claire hotel.
Approximately 100 students are expected to live in rooms at the Holiday Inn Conference Center, said Charles Major, director of Housing and Residence Life. Many local hotels submitted bids to house students, but the Holiday Inn Conference Center submitted the lowest bid and offered to rent enough rooms to accommodate all 100 students, Major said.
Students who will live in the hotel are either returning UW-Eau Claire students who volunteered or upper class transfer students. Three resident assistants will be on duty at the hotel and a current hall director will supervise them. No freshman will be housed in the hotel.
The Holiday Inn Conference Center is a short walk to the bus transfer station, offering students easy access to free bus service, including Blugold buses serving campus, Major said. In addition, the university will operate a late night van service from campus to the hotel.
Students living in the hotel will receive free parking in the adjacent ramp, have access to hotel facilities and receive a free pass to the YMCA.
"This will expose students to downtown Eau Claire, including restaurants, a discount movie theater, bike and pedestrian paths and other entertainment within easy walking distance," Major said.
Despite the opening of Chancellor's Hall in fall 2000, this will be the second consecutive year UW-Eau Claire has used hotel rooms to accommodate students choosing university housing, Major said.
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Radioactive Water: If you have radioactive water, and distill it, if the water was not radioactive but had a radioactive mineral dissolved in it, will the distilled water, minus that radioactive element, be radioactive or is there a chance the distilled water will be radiation free? Is there any surefire way for removing all radiation from water?
It depends on what the radioactive contaminant is, and it depends on how the distillation is carried out. It also depends on your standards for "radiation free."
Part of the problem is that radioactive waste usually contains many different radioactive elements, each with unique chemical properties. Most of the really bad actors, like cobalt, plutonium, cesium, and strontium, do not form compounds with high volatility. So they will not go into the vapor phase, and theoretically will be left behind in the pot in a distillation. In practice, however, distillation involves boiling, which produces aerosols. Some of these may be carried into the collector. Different ways of running the distillation can increase or decrease the extent to which this happens.
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The Pixma MX330 is a compact professional printer with a fax and document loader, far smaller than, say, the bulky HP OfficeJet 6500. The MX330 is a machine for personal use... for those who don't use much ink and limited usage. The two mono-cartridges are rather costly, more so than the average, and the command panel could be easier to use. The screen is really too small.
Higher speeds than those announced in the spec
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Higher speeds than those announced in the spec
Officially Canon says you get 7.5 pages per minute black and white and 4.5 colour for office docs. On our test docs, less-demanding ink-wise than the ISO reference docs that are used for official speeds, you get a good deal better. This is rare: 10.2 ppm monochrome and 6.8 ppm standard mode. The draft mode gives 12.6 ppm. These speeds are well above average for multifunction printers, though "pro" models such as the Epson SX600FW give as high as 17 ppm in standard monochrome.
For photos, speeds are no more than acceptable: a little under a minute for a 10x15 colour print (without margin) and almost a minute and a half for an A4 colour print (as of print validation).
For photos, speeds are no more than acceptable: a little under a minute for a 10x15 colour print (without margin) and almost a minute and a half for an A4 colour print (as of print validation).
Good office doc quality but photos disappoint
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Those of you also looking for a machine to handle your photo prints will probably be disappointed. There are visible drops and a strong red tinge to colours.
Cost per page is really too high
The MX330 is one of the successors to the MX310, however the cartridges are different. For the MX330 you'll need PG510 cartridges for black and CL511 (mono-cartridge).
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B With a helping hand from Brandon Marshall, Jay Cutler overcame an INT on his first throw to finish 23-for-39 for 292 yards, 2 TDs and an 88.8 passer rating.
B Matt Forte netted 107 yards on 22 carries with a consistent effort. Michael Bush (4-26) was more than a complement and No. 3 back Armando Allen capped off the rout with a 46-yard TD.
B+ Brandon Marshall carried the load with 12 receptions for 144 yards and a 24-yard TD. The supporting cast was quiet until Alshon Jeffery and Devin Hester made plays in the fourth quarter.
B After a slow start, the Bears finished with 501 net yards, including 214 rushing on 33 carries. Cutler was sacked once. Gabe Carimi struggled with a hold and two motion penalties.
A Bears clearly won this battle as Corey Wootton led another stout effort with two sacks, including one that forced a fumble that Julius Peppers recovered. Bears stymied Maurice Jones-Drew (11-29 in the first half).
A Lance Briggs returned an INT for a TD for the second consecutive game and had a sack. Brian Urlacher had two tackles, but one was for a loss. Nick Roach added a pass defense.
A- Tim Jennings had a missed tackle and got beat on a deep ball — it's going to happen. But Charles Tillman made the big play again with an INT he returned 36 yards for a TD.
C Coverage units continued their strong play — Jaguars had no punt returns and a long KO return of 26 yards. But Devin Hester is almost literally running in circles to break a big play.
A Lovie Smith's decision to have 8 defensive linemen active paid off as the Bears got stronger in the second half. Team struggled early but still won in a rout — that says something.


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There's a simple 2 step process to becoming a better photographer. Dozens more steps can make you a great photographer but these 2 set your foundation. They may be common sense but I'm only now implementing them myself. Once again, common sense proves not so common.
One thing I've never considered myself is a photographer. For about 92% of my life I've barely taken a handful of pictures a year, all terrible, with the occasional decent fluke. With the discovery of Darren Rowse's Digital Photography School, I'm inspired to change.
Besides slavishly reading through everything on DPS, the plan for becoming a better photographer is this: Practice. And more practice. Trips to Miquelon Lake, Crimson Lake, Montreal, Southern Ontario, and the Devonian Gardens this summer should afford me plenty of opportunities.
So what are the first 2 steps to becoming a better photographer?
Carry your camera everywhere
My camera is now crammed into my giant suitcase of a purse along with hand sanitizer, lotion, and baby wipes. (Those baby wipes are indispensable, even in my baby less state.)
Take your camera out of your purse and snap some pictures
Between just plain forgetting and feeling self-conscious and touristy, this is easier said than done. Your companions may wonder why you're photographing a random leaf or ceramic tile. Just smile and keep clicking. As artists, we're used to not fitting into the conventional mould anyways so what's the difference?
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Ah, and this is so good and fun. Oh, and as to your answers to my last review of this fic, I don't see the need for a rewrite, I think you should keep the Stray Little Devil stuff, and while you may have been... influenced by Divine Blood, I don't see much similarities in the plots of the two fics, so I think you're good there. Well, thanks for writing this again, and yet again, I'm seriously looking forward to more of this, goodbye for now.
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Thank you, deathgeonous
I'm finally just making some minor style changes and fleshing out a little more a point or another. In matter of influences, I have started to lean more towards the RPGs In Nomine Satanis / Magna Veritas and Nephilim: Revelation. This will allow me to avoid the 'Divine Blood' issue.
I've started to post the revised chapters on Fanfiction.net and will replace them on tth once chapter 6 is ready.
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This is a really wonderful fic and I hope you can continue it sometime soon!
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Thank you tchizek
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I took a look see at your reviews before rereading this, mainly to see if I could get an idea if and when this would be updated by way of your replies. I didn't see anything on that, but, I do understand now why it's been so long. Mixing 'real' mythology and demonology with the mythology and demonology of Oh, My Goddess, which is to say practically none, I can see how that could be quite the hard task. Well, hopefully you'll get it right and down sooner then latter, so that we, your loyal readers, can have more of this fic. Anywho, thanks for writing this, and goodbye for now.
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Sorry for the delay in replying this. I took a few weeks off writing during the end-of-year break.
I have quite a few ideas for this story but they also depend on a decision to rewrite part of the existing chapters. Mostly, I would like remove the crossover with Stray Little Devil to only keep AMG.
Another problem that I have with this story is that it was influenced by Divine Blood written by Thrytlind and that I often ask myself if it is different enough.
So, it's not dead and I took some measures to have more time to write in the next months.
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Very neat story, wishing for continuation. ^_^
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Thank you Spica.
It's in the works but I'm afraid not near completion at the point. I'm having some difficulties with merging the background of Ah! My Goddess with classical mythology/demonology
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Hmm, I think that this is my favorite work of yours. I desperately want more. Well, thanks for writing this, and good bye for now.
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thanks deathgeonous
Planning of the second arc of this story is underway. This background work is one of the reasons I didn't publish anything recently
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First of all, I like this story. I wouldn't have taken the time to write this review otherwise. The characterization is really good and the characters coming to terms with their 'other selves' is hilarious at times, especially with Cordelia. I really hope that you keep Mr. Dillon as a recurring character as I thought it was a shame that he was killed off after just one episode in canon.
What bothers me with this story though is the blatant hypocrisy of the OMG gods and demons. They look down on the Powers for disrespecting free will, but then turn around and do the exact same thing to the inhabitants of Sunnydale. They are even worse because the Powers never tampered with anyone's mind while Hild essentially brainwashed her victims into thinking that everything is as it should be so they would serve Joyce and Wilkins without question. And when Buffy complains that her life was once again turned upside down without any consideration for her wishes and dreams, she is basically told to suck it up because there is nothing she can do about it.
In the end I'm therefore not convinced that the new regime would be better than the old one, especially with a man like Richard Wilkins in charge of heaven. I don't say that redemption isn't possible, but we all are the sum of our experiences and choices and he is still the man who choose on his own free will to feed newborn babies to a giant snake for personal gain. To regard him as redeemed just because he now bears the memories of another man seems to be a bit much...
That being said I still hope that you will continue this story, because an interesting conflict doesn't require one side being 'right,' just that all sides think that they are. With the PtB, the Sunnydale Gods/Demons, the Vatican, the Watchers, the Kalderash tribe, Mireille, Kirika and the various factions within 'Les Soldats' you've got a veritable array of morally ambiguous groups and ancient conspiracies to pit against each other, which should be highly entertaining.
So, that's it from me. Take care and have fun, until next time.
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Thanks Zechstein
As things are calmer job-side, I finally have time to work on my fics again. This one is in the works.
Mr Dillon/Belial is here to stay. As you may have guessed the who's who of the Sunnydale demons follow roughly the classic demonology (one of my main sources is the "Dictionnaire Infernal" from Collin de Plancy)
The way I see things for this story, the gods and demons of AMG are a lot like the Vorlons and the Shadows from Babylon 5. Each species has its own ideas on what's good and the humans are stuck in the middle of their influence war. None of them, though holds any absolute truth. Each system has its good and its bad sides though neither the gods nor the demons will readily acknowledge the latter (just as the East and West blocs during the Cold War).
I see Odin being a lot like Ozymandias in the Watchmen comics. He aims for the greater good but he's not afraid of breaking some eggs in the process. I consider this canon as one can remember he was ready to kill Urd rather than let Fenris loose. What will happen to the being born of the mix of Odin with Wilkins remains to be seen.
On a final note, I love morally ambiguous things. In another fic, I had Buffy say: Dark is not evil and light is not good.
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Ah, this is still my favorite work of yours and I'm still eagerly awaiting an update. Well, thanks for writing this, bye for now.
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Thanks deathgeonous
I don't want to make too many promises as I still have many things to work on about it, but an update is being written
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I really think that this is quickly becoming my very favorite work of yours. So, please, do continue this one soon. Well, thanks for writing this, bye for now.
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Thanks, deathgeonous.
I now have enough ideas for a new chapter. Now, I only need to write it
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About Reiko 'Amaterasu' Tsujimoto... I'm wondering how Japan's Imperial Family will react to her.
After all, they claim direct descent from Amaterasu and, as far as I know, their bloodline has never been attacked or cut even once.
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Thanks for the review, xon
Not that I know either. The line is supposed to be uninterrupted all the way to Jimmu Tenno who was himself descended from Amaterasu.
The reaction of the Imperial family remains to be seen and will depend on how much she can prove her claim. The same goes for her brother Susano-O
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Wow wonderful chapters!
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The story is well done. the one thing that iI was wondering about is why Buffy isnt concerned about Joyce/Hild abandoning her and Dawn the minute Willow/Urd needs or acknowledges her? Mara's memories might make that happen. that's my thoghts. so you have no need to pay any atention to this. the story is great as it is under you. so keep up the good work.
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I reasoned like this:
a) The first question Buffy is asking herself is what's the Joyce/Hild ratio in the composite being she became.
b) Even if Joyce is almost pure Hild, Mara knows exactly how scheming, possessive and overbearing Hild is (enough to put the most traditional of Mafiosi to shame). Buffy therefore plans on the fact that if Hild did not stop trying to convert Urd after centuries or even millennia, she will not abandon her other daughters, an action that would negate any effort to convert Willow.
c) Joyce is actually spending quality time with them and gave Buffy her word that they were still a family. And Hild told once to Keiichi (when Urd called her to undo Whelsper's curse): my word is law.
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Looking good! A great read as always! And now we have Noir! Cool! Hope to see both main female charactors. Hope the next chapter you get out though will be for TTC. I'm really looking forward to some Gould and NID butt kicking!
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A fantastic read and great premise I look forward to its continuation and that of Travellers Chronicles :D
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