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I'm back. Did you miss me? Of course you did. I stopped this page, as well as the Facebook page due to needing to care for my youngest son. Last year, we found out he is autistic. I call him awesome. What's in a label, anyway?
Now that he is in school, I will have time to update at least once a week, maybe more if time permits. I am not going to continue to Facebook cooking page. Too much negativity. Ugly people can be dreadful. No meanies allowed. This is a happy place.
Here's the food. Last night, I made Indian food. We had a tofu curry, pakoras, and a flatbread. I made the flatbread using carrots, instead of zucchini. The flatbread recipe is Manjula's kitchen. The other recipes are from another great chef. I was pleased that our youngest, Little Bear tried the pakora, flatbread, and basmati rice. Autistic kids are known for being very picky eaters. Parenting win! I almost forgot. I also made a ginger apricot chutney. It was really tasty. I just pureed some dried apricots, water, ginger, garlic, and a dash of cayenne. Sweet, and spicy!
I have been given the opportunity to once again, test for a great vegan chef. So, some recipes will show pictures. But. will not show the recipe itself.
Also, for future reference, all the meals listed on this blog are now gluten-free. Of course they are vegan. Since a gluten-free diet has worked wonders on our sweet, autistic one. We eat gluten-free. It was actually an easy transition. I love to cook, and bake. So, it has been a fun challenge.
Check back later. There will be more posts. I have missed you, and look forward to sharing recipes.
Food is love.
Krys, and the boys
Thursday, March 13, 2014
Back from the dread.....
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I'm a GF vegan as well--looking forward to your GF baking to give me some ideas. Hugs to your youngest--glad the diet is helping.ReplyDelete
Thanks. <3 I am glad to be blogging again.ReplyDelete
YAY! You know I have missed your page! I am so glad you are back and things have smoothed out with Little Bear! He is awesome as is the whole family!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Hi Krys, I have missed your Facebook page and your old blog, I'm glad to see you here. Good luck on your parenting journey with your two, it sounds like you are diving into the challenge of meeting your autistic son's needs in particular.ReplyDelete
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Burberry Brit Rhythm by Burberry is a Leather fragrance for men. This is a new fragrance. Burberry Brit Rhythm was launched in 2013. Burberry Brit Rhythm was created by Dominique Ropion, Anne Flipo and Olivier Polge. Top notes are basil, verbena, cardamom and juniper berries; middle notes are leather, patchouli and styrax; base notes are cedar, incense and tonka bean.
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After using dior homme a week this fragrance
seems like something cheap and fruity that smells kind of like Polo red, Eros, invictus and a lot
of the latest from 2014, it is not going down in history as a great smell, just an average one i could live without.
Having owned and used more than a dozen hyped—up fragrances, I don't understand the bandwagon negative reviews. Being vaguely similar to a few of the big hitters is in no way any indication this is a bad fragrance. On the contrary, this to me and many of my co-workers(many of whom having their own sizable fragrance wardrobe) smells sophisticated, rich, fresh, and mildly sensual. It's like a cross between Armani code and Prada Luna Rossa, both of which are rightfully popular fragrances. To a patient and objective nose, the top note has a greenish minty freshness that reminds of Luna Rossa, the dry down adds to the freshness an apparant woody/lavendar-like twist which is balanced by some vanillic warmth in the background. For the two week period I wore it, I'd garnered more compliments than I would have gotten wearing Hermes Terre D'erme, Armani Code, Paco Rabaine One Million, or Chanel Allure Homme, or D&G The One. It smells similar to the award-winning Armani Code but with a smoother dry-down. Think of it as a spicier yet fresher version of the famous Hermes Kelly Calache. The lingering minty undertone makes it more versatile too. Highly recommended for the young and urbane professional.
Burberry fragrances are often too strong and overpowering. If you like scents that "project" then this is for you. I prefer Burberry London.
To me this smells very generic and alike to Gucci Guilty.
Of all the perfume samples I received yesterday, this one was the best. Not very overpowering, notes are blended well and silage is just right.
I have had this for many months now, and I love it. It is one of my top colognes. I get tons of compliments on it and it lasts and has great notes all around. At a wedding over the weekend I got compliments early on 2 hours or less after wearing it ( I was ready early). And I got compliments all the way until I was hugging people while leaving the reception 10 or more hours after applying it. It lasts, is great top to bottom, and not too expensive. Before I found Creed, Burberry was my favorite source of colognes as I have owned 6 or so over the years, and keep my favorite 4 or so always, this is now one of those along with regular brit and London. I love wearing it, and apparently everyone around me does when I wear it as well. I still have 1/3 or so of a 3. whatever ounce bottle left, but will be getting another one soon to be ready to replace, especially as fall gets colder I think this scent will only get better. But this is definitely a must have! Especially to Burberry fans!
Just got this in the mail today along with ADG by Armani and Gucci Guilty Pour Homme
Call me crazy but for some reason it reminds me a lot of Body Kouros by YSL
This is so so nice, a definite keeper!
Projection - 8/10
Sillage - 8/10
Longevity - 9/10 8-10 hours
Versatility - 7/10
Great for spring, I am yet to try it for summer and fall but I think this would be a perfect spring and fall fragrance. This projects very well on my skin, so strong in fact that I think when I wear this during summer that it would just be very cloying. Have to wait and see.
Happy to have this in my collection, and very happy to have this in my rotation! Well done burberry, its the best one yet since touch and london
Il y avait à quelques minutes apres à propos une heure, ou vous peut detecté de mauvaise humeur, foncé, cuir, qui était très agréable, mais apres ce, il est seulment tonka, tout le chemin.
Johann bale-- You can`t give it a 7 if it last 10+ hours on your skin...that is an 8 or almost a 9...
This is unique! Ok, it's leather. The first hour, nothing special(you'll get the feeling as it has completely gone just after 15minutes)... 2@3 hrs, I don't get it, it will give you a salty aquatic smells, sharp and powerful. Awesome, this is very close to Fan di Fendi Acqua PH.
Scent 9/10
Longevity 7/10 (10+ hrs on my skin)
Sillage 7/10
Overall 76/100
Bottle is so sexy, so the smell too.
I don't think I have said anything negative for all 20 plus frags in my collection until I got this. It's very blah. I don't think it's good or bad I just don't get anything from it. It's from sephora or I'd think it's a fake it's like water in a bottle IMO
Very nice, aromatic scent which is not too heavy and can be used in every season :) I would recommend it to 30-50 year old category.
I really like it now smells so good love top notes
Having a love for most Burberry scents I would say that this is atrocious. Sad to say but it's the truth. The spices don't blend. The incense and leather needs some sweetness. I get no Tonka. Sillage is poor with longevity being 4 hours.Those 4 hours can't be made up. They are gone forever! Plz try the earlier Burberry scents and sty away from the Sport and it's flankers as well!
the scent i like very much, its my first fragrance anyway.
its a good scent ......citrus aromatic metallic .....the term rhythm is perfect for it . unique but not outstanding .......wont last the test of time ....if u r looking for a short term fragrance which is comforting and cool this is the one for you .......its like a one night stand , you pay a lot of attention when its on but the moment its over you move on to better things .............that being said .......i think i would just like to add that the modern man has forgotten the real importance of a good one night stand ......it has the potential to stop time even if its just for an instant ....enjoy this scent while it lasts ....
i love the scent by Olivier Polge
from the F series by Ferragamo and now this, very amazing scent, i love the base note a lot <3
My second review on this.
It is different than most of others out there. In my previous review i told that it is similar/exactly same like chanel allure homme sport eau extreme.And i am going to stick to the same line.
At the time of my previous review ,i hadnot bought it , considering it same to allure homme sport ee , but this time i have bought it , and it is 98.8 % same to chanel's.
It could be that , chanel's is better in terms of quality or longevity , but this also is not behind.Surprsingly it gives me good longevity. i.e > 7 hours.
It is a pleasant safe scent.Somehow it smells innocent to me too.It makes me feel that , i am an innocent guy who just does what is best and doesnot trangress in any form in any aspect of life in negative way.
Cannot comment much on stupid advert of this scent though. Dunno what rockstars wear as a cologne and then some. To me it smells like entirely different theme than rock music and stuff.
Final points after 2 reviews (fall 2013 and 2014)->
1.) longevity - A
2.) trail/sillage - B ( it is a bit closer to skin scent)
3.) season -> i think any season is ok for this.
4.) bottle design -> surprisingly good.
5.) occasion -> could be any.
brit rhythm I was hoping for a good one from this house as I love the original brit, London surprisingly I was disappointed at first spray I realized aha I smelled his before the lack of originality I see the comparison to guccis guilty and I agree with that, nothing here that challenges my olfactory senses as I used my 10ml sample. The scent is pretty much for the younger crowd for sure and those who are starting out with fragrances will find this appealing for sure. I describe the scent as fresh opening spicy with a bit of wood at the end but the over all feel is a fresh scent. The bottle Is really nice though the scent generic boredom. I see some reviewers are comparing tis to allure I don't think so allure is more natural citrus smelling with better composition also armanis code code is powdery sweet so I don't see that comparison those two are waaay better than this imo my rate for rhythm.
longevity 4-6 hours 6/10 very common for fresh scents.
projection/sillage soft to moderate 6/10
originality/uniqueness 5/10 nothing original nothing unique your average scent forgettable really.
overall smell 6/10 I am being good on this but could easily be a 5.
price vs quality for 79 usd retail 3oz bottle in your dreams 4/10 buy this online for below 50 if youre that desperate to have this.
seasons daytime wear spring/summer in my opinion
Whoever is comparing this perfume to any other that the classic burberry brit series, is wrong for me. It's a shame to compare it with armani code and most with allure home sport. It's a bit weak but ok for an ordinary 'bad boy'. I can smell the fresh first tones of basil, cardamom and leather and then the cedar, styrax mixed with patcouli that helps the things and don't make it a 'dirty' perfume. After two hours I can smell a very soft base of juniper berries and incense. It only reminds me of Gucci Guilty plus some extra green fresh. Try it if you're interested in aromatic, leathery, classic masculine perfumes. It hurts to say it for a burrbery perfume but the add of it, is way better than the perfume itself!
This cologne has a very fresh scent to it. To be honest it doesn't have its own signature smell but let's just say it works. Very close to Gucci Guilty but Imo a million times better. I've noticed that this doesn't stay on skin very long but a few sprays on a shirt will literally last you all day. Women love this scent, so a definite grab for the collection.
I really want to get this fragrance. I love the scent but unfortunately it does project on my skin very well unless I trench myself in it. It is certainly something different from the Burberry house.
Today I wore Rhythm thoroughly and must state all the comparisons with Armani Code, CK Shock, Versace Eros are groundless. Brit Rhythm is 80% copy of Gucci Guilty: a modern fresh synthetic aquatic with a touch of spices. The difference concentrates in the violety (leathery) note of Rhythm, it smells like they added a drop of Fahrenheit into Gucci Guilty. The quality of the fragrance is low, though young audience likes this Guilty vibe.
Lemon verbena and juniper in the top are pleasant and fresh moving into a warm Tonka and woods in the dry down which is really nice. The problem with this is originality, it doesn't stand out in the marketplace despite being pleasant and wearable it smells far too similar to lots of fragrances CK shock, Allure's, Armani code, Zegna Intenso etc... Without being better or giving a new twist on the theme.
This is not such a harsh criticism as appealing to the masses is what sells but when you're just flooding the shops with banal fragrances which don't differentiate themselves, it can become tiresome for people like me who just want to smell something different.
I know there's only a finite amount of notes out there and a few copycats and similar vibes are inevitable but there's enough creativity in the industry to make new and exciting things happen.
Rant over!
Oh and Brit doesn't have the best longevity either but it's not bad...the bottle is pretty cool too!
Please, buy it! It's the best! No, seriously, it's not. It's generic and synthetic, smells like Axe Whatever and so it's a great blind buy. But it smells good. Stop with the whiny nonsense, please.
Solid 6/10 for the average buyer, all-round eau de toilet.
Just got some samplers in the mail. It smells very good. I just wish it was stronger in terms of sillage and projection. That being said, it would make a great night scent (bar, club, etc). I can't speak for the longevity just yet, but it's safe to say you are likely to get 4-6 hours out of it.
Sillage/Projection = soft
Longevity = 4-6 hours
Overall, due to the scent alone I'd say it's a good buy. But go for a smaller bottle being as you'd only use it in a night setting. I'd also think it's more suitable for the Fall/Winter months.
This is one of my favorites and I always enjoy wearing it. There are no unpleasant surpises as it dries down. Spicey sweet without going ragged and just enough leather to balance the notes and keep it masculine. I'm not getting the juniper and cedar to any great degree, though it is apparent as is the cardamom. Superbly balanced is the way I would describe it.
Sillage is modest to light and it lasts on me a good 5-6 hours. This is an extremely safe choice for most any occasion and can be confidently worn by any age.
Easily my favorite Burberry.
I love this one! Does remind of the original Brit bred with Armani Code. Lasts fairly long on my skin. Would love to add this to my closet! Maybe a future birthday gift from the wife? I am hoping so!
In short, a fresher version of the original Brit. Extra minty freshness that last minutes and then evolve to the the same remaining scents of Brit. Not so much Rhythmatic for me after all, Burberry can do much much better that this. But still, a good longevity and casual scent, easy to wear. 5/10 from since the juice is lack of creativity and it is heavily rely on over bombarded marketing ads and gimmicks.
The scent is so good, and I like it. Drydown to a warm, strong leather scent. Note that the longevity and sillage are very weak.
A let down from Burberry, this smells quite ordinary
This is beyond vile. Fruity, minty, leather with an aquatic salty touch. I mean why, why would anyone want to wear this? How on earth did Burberry let this abomination get on the market. Shame!!! The sales person even recommended this.. I hope I held my pokerface as she sprayed this on my wrist.
1/10 (one point for decent longevity)
This does smell similar to some fragrances out there. Even tho it might be copying them I think it smells the best of all them. Smells similar to in my opinion from worst to best: armani code < Diesel only the brave < Gucci made to measure < gucci guilty < then there's Burberry Brit Rhythm. Smells similar to all those but if you like those types of scents then this is the best choice of all those. To my nose just way better composed notes, longevity & less synthetic than all those. I think this scent should have been the Armani Code Ultimate.
Shallow,uninspired,typical and boring.Has that mainstream axe,str8 type of smell.Avoid especially a blind buy
Burberry Brit Rhythm is a good spicy, woody cologne. A very wearable scent to wear into the office without being overpowering; it is woody and spicy, yet stays close on the skin, very wearable. I feel this fragrance is more suited for the colder Autumn/Winter months because of its spicy-woody character. Brit Rhythm will pair nicely with a warm sweater...a warming fragrance.
The bottle is awesome the frag is ok not sure if I like it or not does smell like polo red but not as strong but overall an ok frag
Not a bad scent but nothing special about it.Smells like a lot other colognes.
what's with all the bad reviews on this one? I find it refreshing, long-lasting and an all-year-round fragrance. Honestly, lots of more expensive fragrances have disappointed me, whereas BBR is a pleasure to smell even after hours of application. I love the freshness it gives off. I'd say it's the male equivalent to Kenzo summer for women.
I like this fragrance, but that's it. It isn't anything special. Smells like a lot of other fragrances. I don't really like the drydown, especially compared to other fragrances.
Scent: 6/10
Sillage: 4/10
Longevity: 6/10
Spicy wood chips.
I like the juniper/tonka combo. Lots of styrax and cedar. Not particularly smoky to my nose, but I like my incense extra churchy.
Yeah, it's generic. So are most mass marketed male fragrances. By no means does it smell bad or offensive.
worst drydown ever
For me it's a bit like a more bearable Gucci Guilty. I don't hate this like I hate Guilty.
Nothing very special, though up very close I do get the leather. Though not necessarily nice leather, but something along the lines of what I remember my mom's purses smelling like when she would carry them.
Also making me feel a bit queasy. So there's something in it (like Guilty) that just isn't right.
Really nice bottle, though.
We can't expect $200 fragrance to come from an entry level $60 brand. It smells very nice. No, it isn't unique, nor is it very leathery. Smells a little like original Brit plus suede scent. A bit spicy. Not bad. Fine for this price point.
GOOD GOD! Just got a sample in this month's Esquire: HORRIBLE! The cedar and incense jumped out in a very bad way. Then the leather reached out like a gloved hand slapping me in the face. If I strain, I can pick out the tonka bean but who wants to have to strain to find something to enjoy? The notes, separately are bad. As an amalgam, it just stinks...seriously, STINKS.
My wife thought there was something wrong with the sample; she couldn't believe they would sell something that smells this bad. Not similar to Armani Code at all.
Nasty, cheap-smelling and unoriginal. It covers all the bases.
The bottle is nice to hold, however. Nice tactile quality.
unoriginal.boring and equal to so many others.
Not bad, but totally unoriginal. This is like a bit darker, more wearable Eros and Invictus, but not as dark as the bottle suggests. It almost seems that every fragrance house must make a similar scent to be competitive...
Anyway, I would say this is a safe buy for someone who doesnt wear a lot of fragrances, good for signature scent for young guys. The drydown reminds me something I came across very often in the late '90s.
I love all of Burberrys other scents but this was a severe disappointment. Incredibly synthetic. Drydown is not terrible, if you make it there. And i dont understand the fusion of music marketing ploy.
It's almost identical to Polo Big Pony No. 2 (red)
It smell similar to eros by Versace but more refined and weaker
Whoever is saying this smells like chanel allure homme sport eau extreme , is saying the truth.Yes it's strikingly similar to that.I tested this and i thought it is chanel.Longevity sucks of this one.1-2 hours most.Smell has been copied from chanel which sucks too.I have already got the chanel one , so i passed this on.I am amazed that it has been copied so perfectly.
Whoever is saying this smells like chanel allure homme sport eau extreme , is saying the truth.Yes it's strikingly similar to that.I tested this and i thought it is chanel.Longevity sucks of this one.1-2 hours most.Smell has been copied from chanel which sucks too.I have already got the chanel one , so i passed this on.I am amazed that it has been copied so perfectly.
WOW this is strong reminds me of spice bomb in the open then I get a hint of burberry touch and orignal brit combined. To me its like brit but pumped up in a weird way, not a bad scent, moderate to average longevity I didnt get individual notes blended good I guess.
Say hello to new love it or hate it fragrance... Brit Rhythm so different fragrance for me. This stuff a lot similar perfumes.. Example; Rhythm similar to : Gucci Guilty, Versace Eros, Zara Homme Night (Very Similar), Fan Di Fendi Pour Homme, Bvlgari Pour Homme Soir and a little bit Burberry London.. I know I write many fragrance but smell my wrotes you understand me.. I one spray and 1 hours I said woow this stuff smell amazing than 2 hours later smell very dark,woody but I think synthetic smell like as plastic but not bad don't worry. Top Notes smell like Gucci Guilty and Zara Homme Night,Bvlgari Pour Homme Soir. Middle Notes: Fan Di Fendi Pour Homme,Armani Code(a little bit)JPG Le Male. Base Notes like as smelled like Chanel Allure Sport. This stuff 4-5 Hours lasting on my skin. Suitable spring and winter keep out summer this fragrance.Brit Rhythm love it or hate it fragrance like as Joop Homme, Thierry Mugler A* Men.. Make your choice ;)
Tested this one yesterday and loved every second of it. This is what Cerruti 1881 Black could and should have been. An amazingly cool refreshing and sweet scent that smells very modern (almost metrosexual in fact) and a little synthetic (but not in a bad way though), and could be used all year round. What I really like about it is that it is really tenacious on my skin. I also can't understand why some people accuse it of being weak and/or boring as I keep picking up regular and beautiful wafts of woody sillage lasting for a full 8 hours or more with a few modest sprays. Definitely going on to my wanted list, and don't you just love that striking bottle?!!
Boring coss between Acqua di Gio and Versace Eros. Doesn't fit in with the Burberry line at all. They need to try again on this flanker.
I smell and feel something very cool and fresh at the top; almost minty. Then a smokey powdery accord and the very familiar smell of that smooth and sweet tonka bean. I actually enjoy this. It makes me think of many things; from Gaultier, Versace Eros, Azzaro Decibel, and many more. It seems to work well with me. It's like the best part of many other fragrances in one.
This stuff really does smell like polo red. I see the Versace Eros in it to. Not my taste at all.
Well Contrary to the majority of ratings/reviews on here I thought it was alright.
I only tried it in store and thought it was very generic and actually like something I'd smelled before but I'm not sure what?
Anyway...it's not worth buying and I'm inclined to believe the tales of weakness and lack of longevity as that seems to be theme. On the whole recent fragrance releases have followed a trend of copying what's popular without providing any innovation which is a shame but with such a crowded market place you can't expect a unique head turner every time.
lasts 30-45 min !
Such a weak fragrance! Nothing to compare with the original Brit, let alone London which is one of my fave scents ever! Brit Rhythm is feeble, generic, a copycat of several recent scents put together and diluted with lots of water. No power, no character. It certainly doesn't rock!
Disappointing. It smells similar to the recent Versace Eros to my nose. In other words, generic and highly synthetic. It has that slightly chalky drydown too. I can find nothing to enjoy in this one unfortunately.
I can see how people can find it similar to Armani Code however there are two big differences. Armani Code was weak and smelled significantly different on one person to another, Brit is consistent with the smell it creates. Secondly, it has a more mature profile and way more depth.
Update. .September 28, 14.
I tried this fragrance again unfortunately it doesn't have any unique qualities which makes it different from all the rest. It's not bad... It's too common and it's shame that it's almost too bland. 5/10
I finally had a chance to sample this fragrance. I also find it a touch similar to Polo Red both being sweet. Brit Rhythm has much more deeper herbal/minty aroma probably from juniper berry.
The top notes of basil and verbena is listed, but I can not detect any lemon or citrus tones in this fragrance at all. I can certainly pick up a slight herbal aroma as well the mid notes of cardamom and juniper berries. Altogether this frag gives off the sense of a slightly dark spicy/sweet tone.
After it settles I can appreciate the slight aromatic aroma. The notes of patchouli, Tonka bean combined with cedar makes it kinda attractive frag giving it a more woodsy/powdery scent. The other two notes of incense and leather adds to the aroma of being a masculine fragrance.
Longevity, I found that it settles well and lasts between 4-6hrs. Best during the daytime and it isn't offensive at all which is nice !
Sillage, just enough to notice it which is at best moderate.
Overall opinion,
Before this frag came out I was expecting it to be much stronger with a more heavier base of either tobacco flower or sandalwood which isn't in this frag at all and why! What I can say is that I DON'T MIND IT !!! however it doesn't WOW me. If Burberry did add either of the two notes I mentioned it would of elevated this frag to that WOW factor.
This frag is best suitable through the winter into early spring.
Overall it's ok, I will try it again in the hopes that it will win me over. 6.5/10
I thought this smelled like Chanel Allure Sport Extreme. Sadly became an immediate scrubber once applied on the skin. Chanel ASE accomplishes it much better.
This is a cross between Gucci Guilty's sweet freshness and Armani Code's leathery drydown.
Smells exactly like Polo Red.. Frighteningly similar. This one after wearing for a full day is very linear and generic. A far cry from the InterParfums launches of Brit and Touch. Super pass on this one
That bottle is dark and sexy
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Alright, yes. We've spent over a month getting upset because Christmas starts just way too dang early these days. It's December now, though. Is it finally okay to get in the holiday spirit a bit? Cool. Because these Spheros—robotic balls that can be remotely controlled by Android and carry an array of sensors and lights—are beautiful. The company behind the bots choreographed these 28 units to the tune of Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24, as performed by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra.
This is insane. Google. You've gone too far this time. Look, the Nexus Q was a cool idea. Social streaming? Yeah, I love it! Hooking it up to the Nexus 7? Great! Making it giant, placing it in the center of the I/O conference and giving it access to the deadly neurotoxin? MAYBE NOT YOUR BEST MOVE.
In case you weren't already feeling left out of all the fun I/O goodness, what with the free Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 7, and Nexus Qs Google is giving out, Artem and David—who are currently at Google I/O having all the fun—sent back this video of a gigantic, glowing Nexus Q, controlled by a Nexus 7 and what can only be described as a control orb.
Bringing an incredible art style and steampunk-inspired puzzling fun to Android today, Hothead Games released Machinarium to Google's Play Store.
Machinarium puts players in a "world of robots," requiring quick wit to solve puzzles, work through challenges, and complete various mini-games to help the protagonist Josef save his robotic girlfriend in the city.
If you're wondering why the game looks visually amazing, it's because the graphics are completely hand-drawn. The artistic style of Machinarium is undoubtedly impressive, and adds a ton to the overall experience.
Out of all the fun things going on today at the big Android booth Google set up at MWC, one cute little guy stood out from the pack. Want a custom-made Galaxy Nexus battery door while you ogle suspicious-looking jelly beans and scarf down free ice cream sandwiches and delicious smoothies? No problem - just walk up to a conveniently located tablet, order up a design, and watch it make one for you live with utmost precision of a true Android.


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Lancaster University: Study Abroad and Exchange
How to Apply
The Lancaster program is open to students in all majors and is generally most appropriate for juniors and seniors. Sophomores are also welcome, but need to consult with the director of the Office of International Programs to be sure they have the background for what they want to do at Lancaster. Students should have a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 and a B average or better in the subject areas they plan to pursue at Lancaster.
The online application will be available in September 2014.
The application deadline is March 1 for the fall semester and academic year, October 1 for spring semester. Your COMPLETE application must be turned in by the deadline.
This information is subject to change without notice. The State University of New York at Binghamton is strongly committed to affirmative action. We offer access to services and recruit students and employees without regard to race, color, sex, religion, age, disability, marital status, sexual orientation or national origin.


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Definitions for oban
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word oban
Oban is a resort town within the Argyll and Bute council area of Scotland. It has a total resident population of 8,120. Despite its small size, it is the largest town between Helensburgh and Fort William and during the tourist season the town can play host to up to 25,000 people. Oban occupies a beautiful setting in the Firth of Lorn. The bay is a near perfect horseshoe, protected by the island of Kerrera, and beyond Kerrera the Isle of Mull. To the north is the long low island of Lismore, and the mountains of Morvern and Ardgour.
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a modern town situated in the W. of Argyllshire, on a land-locked bay opening off the Firth of Lorne, is the capital, sometimes called the "Queen," of the Western Highlands, and a fashionable tourist resort; it has excellent railway and steamboat communications, 30 hotels, and has near it two ruined castles, an ancient cave dwelling, and much beautiful scenery; Dunstaffnage Castle is 4 m. to the N. of it, where the early Scottish kings used to be crowned.
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Hope Larson Archives - Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources
Hope Larson launches new webcomic 'Solo'
Award-winning cartoonist Hope Larson (Mercury, A Wrinkle in Time) has debuted a new webcomic, Solo, which won't be updated on a regular schedule. Rather, she explains, "I'll be drawing the pages and slapping them up online the moment the ink's dry, raw and fresh and full of mistakes. And full of swear words — the subject matter is fairly tame, but it's not a kids' comic."
Larson adds on Twitter, "I don't have an RSS feed and you can't make me. Maybe I want people to forget about my comic for 6 months and stumble back to a whole bunch of pages. Or NEVER stumble back."
Comics A.M. | IDW's 'My Little Pony' comics hit 1 million in sales
Publishing | Sales of IDW Publishing's My Little Pony comics, in single-issue and graphic novel format but not counting digital, have topped 1 million copies. (It does really well in the iBookstore — there are multiple issues in the Top 10 every week — although it seldom registers on the other digital comics platforms.) IDW's Ted Adams says this is because it's such a great comic, but shrewd marketing such as offering a special Scholastic Book Fair edition with a bonus pony figure probably helped a lot. [ICv2]
Digital comics | The motion-comics platform Madefire has secured $5.2 million in funding. In July it announced agreements with four comics publishers — IDW, BOOM! Studios, Top Cow and iTV — and the first IDW comics came out in August. Madefire also has a partnership with DeviantArt. [Publishers Weekly]
Comics A.M. | Overstock doubles down in graphic novel price war
Retailing | Following a price war during which it lost $11,000 a day, Overstock.com has vowed to match Amazon's price on books, including graphic novels, going forward. Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne thinks he can get better prices from publishers who want to boost competition for Amazon. However, as ICv2 points out, Overstock's graphic novel selection is smaller than Amazon's, and prices overall have risen since their recent price war. [ICv2]
Creators | Todd McFarlane recently claimed no work that was "trying to get across a message" has succeeded as a comic, but Laura Sneddon finds proof to the contrary at the Stripped festival in Edinburgh, where she talked to Joe Sacco, Paul Cornell, Stephen Collins and Grant Morrison about the ideas that drive their comics. [New Statesman]
Watch Hope Larson's debut short film 'Bitter Orange'
On June 14, the New Beverly Cinemas played host to the premiere of Bitter Orange, written and directed by acclaimed cartoonist Hope Larson (Chiggers, Mercury, A Wrinkle in Time), and now, just days later, it's available for viewing online.
Starring Brie Larson (United States of Tara, Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World), Brendan Hines (Lie to Me, Scandal) and James Urbaniak (The Venture Bros., The Office), the short is set in the 1920s and follows Myrtle, a career girl who, while in the company of the bootlegger Jack, is forced to choose between a legitimate career and success at any cost.
This weekend, it's Toronto Comic Arts Festival
The Toronto Comic Arts Festival celebrates its 10th birthday this weekend with a truly stellar lineup of guests and an amazing array of events. The list of creators who will be there is impressive in both its quality and its breadth: Art Spiegelman and Francoise Mouly, Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez, David B., Taiyo Matsumoto, Rutu Modan, Frederik Peeters, Paul Pope, Bryan Lee O'Malley, Hope Larson, Faith Erin Hicks, Derf Backderf, Raina Telgemeier, Dave Roman, a roll call that goes from living legends to plucky creators making their own comics zines by hand.
Previews: What Looks Good for April
It's time once again for our monthly trip through Previews looking for cool, new comics. We've each picked the five comics we're most anticipating in order to create a list of the best new stuff coming out two months from now.
As usual, please feel free to play along in the comments. Tell us what we missed that you're looking forward to or – if you're a comics creator – mention your own stuff.
Graeme McMillan
Crater XV HC (Top Shelf, $19.95): I've been following (and loving) the serialization of Kevin Cannon's follow-up to Far Arden in the digital pages of Double Barrel, but I know that I'll be picking up this hardcover collection of the further adventures of sea dog Rusty Shanks nonetheless. The Canadian space program deserves no less.
In The Days of the Mob HC (DC Comics, $39.99): To say that Kirby's 1970s take on the organized-crime world of the 1930s is something I've been longing to read since I first discovered its existence would be an understatement, so I'm definitely looking forward to this deluxe reprint, complete with material that wasn't in the original edition.
Indigo Prime: Anthropocalypse TP (Rebellion/2000AD, $24.99): John Smith's cosmic authorities are one of comics' most secret treasures, I think, especially when he's paired with an artist like Edmund Bagwell, who brings a wonderful Euro-Kirby influence to the stories in this collection. Really looking forward to this one.
Relish: My Life in the Kitchen GN (First Second, $17.99): As a sucker for good autobiographical comics and also good food writing, the idea of Lucy Knisley creating a food-centric memoir — complete with recipes! — is far too good to ignore. I love that publishers like First Second are publishing work like this.
Solo Deluxe Edition HC (DC Comics, $49.99): Even though I own most of these issues from their original appearance, the oversized hardcover format is waaaay too tempting when you consider some of the material this book has up its 500+ page sleeve: Paul Pope covering Kirby! Brendan McCarthy channeling Ditko as only he could! The amazing Darwyn Cooke issue! The only thing that could make this better would be if it included work completed on follow-up issues before the plug had been pulled … But maybe that can appear in a second volume, one day…
What Are You Reading? with Ethan Young
Hello and welcome to What Are You Reading? Today we're joined by special guest Ethan Young, creator of the webcomic-turned-print collection Tails.
To see what Ethan and the Robot 6 crew have been reading, click below …
Comics A.M. | Comics sales dip in September, graphic novels rise
Publishing| Comics sales in the direct market were down in September relative to last year, but that may be because the launch of DC's New 52 pushed sales unusually high in September 2011. Graphic novels were up by 14.4 percent, making for a slight uptick in the overall market. Year-to-date and third-quarter sales were also up by a goodly amount from last year. [ICv2]
Editorial cartooning | The position of editorial cartoonist as a staff job on a newspaper is rapidly becoming a thing of the past, but attendees at the American Association of Editorial Cartoonists meeting in Washington, D.C., don't seem too downhearted; new opportunities are opening up, and this year's presidential campaign is presenting them with plenty of material. "Times are tough for the old idea of cartoonists, but all kinds of other things have opened up," said cartoonist Chip Bok, "And editorial cartoons, all cartoons, are more popular than ever. You see them all over the Internet. The problem now is figuring out how to get paid." [Voice of America]
Comics A.M. | Sailor Moon leads September bookstore sales
Graphic novels | The seventh volume of Sailor Moon was the top-selling graphic novel in bookstores in September, according to BookScan, followed by Naruto,Vol. 58, an Avengers character guide, the third volume of Batman: Knightfall, and vol. 3 of Avatar: The Last Airbender: The Promise. ICv2 notes that, the Avengers book aside (and it is published by DK Publishing), Marvel is completely absent from the top ten, although DC makes a strong showing. [ICv2]
Creators | Hope Larson, who adapted Madeline L'Engle's A Wrinkle in Time into graphic novel form, chats with Margaret Ferguson, her editor on the project. [Publishers Weekly]
Reviewing graphic novels | The view from the keyboard
Last weekend I was supposed to speak at the Kidlit Blogger conference in New York, but I had to bow out shortly beforehand because of scheduling problems. However, in preparing for the panel, I pulled together some notes on reviewing graphic novels that I thought might be of interest to writers, and maybe to readers as well. And because a good writer wastes nothing, here you go!
Types of reviews: Most of my reviews are written for the mildly interested reader, a group that could include casual readers, fans of any genre and librarians, and the aim of the review is to help that reader determine whether he or she would like that book. That's different from me liking the book. There's always a large measure of taste involved in any review, and if a book is solid but somehow done in a style or genre I don't care for, that doesn't mean someone else won't like it. Having had the experience of totally trashing a book that other people love, and loving a book most people hated, I don't even try to believe that my taste is universal.
So, in this type of review I give an indication of what the story is about, who the characters are, what the art is like, and how the story is told, then discuss what worked particularly well or don't work at all. If I have a physical copy of the book, I might note the presentation, particularly if the production values are especially good (or especially bad). I seldom do an entirely positive or entirely negative review of a book, because most books have flaws and high points. I generally avoid spoilers in those types of reviews.
Occasionally a book is so bad I just pull out the sledgehammer and trash it. The book has to be spectacularly, offensively bad for me to do that—if it's merely boring, the muse won't come. So that doesn't happen too often. Actually, my favorite kind of review is the one where I think a book is going go to be awful and I am pleasantly surprised when it turns out to be good.
Comics A.M. | Belgian comics revival? Craig Thompson in Jordan
Publishing | Belgium, birthplace of Tintin and the Smurfs, is beginning to see its government-funded efforts to revive the country's once-thriving comics scene pay off, with small publishing houses, self-publishers and digital comics portals springing up. [Deutsche Welle]
Creators | Habibi creator Craig Thompson posts an account of his recent trip to Jordan, which coincided with the troubles in Libya. Disconcertingly, he learned that Habibi is banned there, but his experiences in the schools and studios he visited stand in stark contrast to what the rest of us were watching—and even what he experienced while traveling from place to place. (Craig also gives a shout-out to a couple who got engaged while waiting in line to see him at the National Book Festival in Washington, DC; the groom-to-be concealed the ring in a hollowed-out copy of Blankets.) [Craig Thompson]
Food or Comics? | Duck or Doctor Who
Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a splurge item.
Check out Diamond's release list or ComicList, and tell us what you're getting in our comments field.
Chris Arrant
If I had $15, I'd catch up on Joe Keatinge and Andre Szymanowicz' Hell Yeah with the first trade, Vol. 1: Last Days On Earth (Image, $9.99). I admit to dropping off after the second issue, but it's always something I wanted to get back to; and reading Keatinge's interviews on the more recent issues has pushed me over the top. If nothing else, $9.99 for five issues is a good deal. After that I'd get Avengers Vs. X-Men #12 (Marvel, $4.99). Of all the group-written issues, Jason Aaron's seems to have been the most organized and engaging, so I'm glad they opted to have him do the finale. Seeing Adam Kubert on this is surprising, as his previous issues of Avengers Vs. X-Men felt rushed – but previews of this issue show him more measured and confident, like his Astonishing Spider-Man and Wolverine work, also with Aaron.
If I had $30, I'd double back and gleefully grab Thomas Herpich's White Clay (AdHouse, $4.95). When I first heard about this the onus of Adventure Time was heavy given the cartoonist works on that show, but after seeing the previews and hearing Chris Pitzer talk about this book I'm in for it. I'd also get the debut issue of Andy Diggle's Doctor Who #1 (IDW, $3.99) with artist Mark Buckingham. Bucky's a real treat here, and I'm interested to see what he does with Diggle's words – and what exactly Diggle does. I'm okay if it's not Lenny Zero – but that would be nice too. Finally, I'd get Uncanny X-Force #32 (Marvel, $3.99). At one time this was my favorite book coming from the Big Two, but it seems to have grown long in the tooth; I'm not confident enough to say Rick and crew are doing something wrong, as maybe it's just me. But the first 18 issues had a special kind of magic, and that doesn't seem to remain here in these issues. But still, I'm in 'til the end.
If I could splurge, I'd get The Nao of Brown (SelfMadeHero, $24.95) by Glyn Dillon. I admit I already received an advance review copy of this book, but if I didn't I'd surely have it on pre-order. A read a review where they compared to this to Gene Yang's American Born Chinese, but I think that's a mere surface examination. After reading this (and flipping through it a dozen times since), this is just a pure coming-of-age story that reminds me more of Hope Larson or a very chatty Adrian Tomine. Very great, very great.
Comics A.M. | Stan Lee cancels Ohio Comic Con appearance
Creators | Following last week's news that Stan Lee has canceled his sold-out Thursday engagement at a Toledo library event due to "a very serious circumstance," Wizard World has announced the 89-year-old writer won't be appearing as scheduled at this weekend's Ohio Comic Con in Columbus. Responding to a blog post titled, "Is Stan Lee OK?" the administrator of the Stan Lee's Comikaze Facebook page wrote, "It sucks Stan had to cancel [the Toledo event], but you know the man doesn't just do conventions. he puts in a hard days work creating. Its really sad that the Toledo Blade had to go spread nonsense. If you want to be up to date on stan then follow us, cuz he kinda owns our company. Its sad that a some blogs are scaring fans. not really nice." [The Beat]
Creators | Artist Molly Crabapple, who was arrested Sept. 17 in New York City during a protests marking the one-year anniversary of Occupy Wall Street, writes about the experience and her involvement with the movement. [CNN.com]
Comics A.M. | Why collectors' market is booming; Homestuck Kickstarter
Comics | Auction prices for comics and original comics art have soared over the past few years, ever since a copy of Action Comics #1 broke the $1-million mark in 2010. Barry Sandoval of Heritage Auctions (admittedly, not a disinterested party) and Michael Zapcic of the comics shop Jay and Silent Bob's Secret Stash discuss why that happened—and why prices are likely to stay high. [Underwire]
Crowdfunding | Homestuck is a phenomenon. Kickstarter is a phenomenon. Put them together and you get … a Kickstarter to fund a Homestuck game that raises $275,000 in a matter of hours. [Kotaku]
Creators | Brian Michael Bendis looks back on his eight-year run on Marvel's Avengers franchise. [Marvel.com]
Hope Larson shares her A Wrinkle in Time convention banner
As I've reported before, cartoonist Hope Larson has been working on a graphic novel adaptation of Madeleine L'Engle's classic science fiction novel A Wrinkle in Time. If you've been wondering what some of the characters might look like, Larson recently posted the banner she's designed for convention season that gives you a glimpse of them.
"If you look closely at the cover of the book you'll see that the illustrations I used for this banner are the three tiny silhouettes under the title," she said on her blog. "I thought that was a waste of some nice inks, so I'm glad I was able to repurpose the artwork here. The banner is 33″ x 80″, so I scanned in the artwork, dumped it into Illustrator, converted it to a vector image with Live Trace, blew it way up and tossed some colors in there. The cursive lettering I did by hand; it's a combination of my own handwriting and handwriting from an old notebook I bought that contains 200 pages of handwritten home ec notes. The type is my old standby Times New Larson, which John Martz put together for me some years ago."
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Gorgeous Dress Made of 50,000 Gummy Bears!
An Alexander McQueen inspired gown has been created from 50,000 colorful gummy bears! How amazing is this? The dress was handmade for TWELV Magazine's debut issue and weighs a hefty 220 pounds. It takes three super strong people just to move it, so we probably won't see anyone dancing in it any time soon.
How exactly is a gummy bear dress made? First, steel wire is twisted to create the shape of the dress, then the mold is covered with a sheet of vinyl, and finally each gummy bear is painstakingly glued on in a chevron rainbow pattern. No surprise it took three weeks to finish this elaborate gown.
Above is a photo of the gummy bear dress (left) next to the McQueen inspiration. What do you think?
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Delivered to KLM on 2 December 1988. In the new KLM color scheme from March 2004. Stored at Norwich, United Kingdom since November 2011.
Landing Rwy 18R ; already left the KLM-fleet this classic 737
"Jacob van Heemskerk".
One of the last 737-300's in KLM service taking off in the 'Golden Hour'. This ship was build in 1988.
As per winter season the 737 classic is no longer active with KLM. BDO is seen here departing to NWI for onward storage.
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Cordless screwdrivers are a handy thing to have around the house, but sometimes operating them can be trickier than it looks. Half the time it will start screwing out when you want in, and getting the right speed often requires a deft touch on the trigger. The Max Gyro from Black & Decker simplifies things by, replacing the trigger with a gyroscopic activator that works with a twist of your wrist.


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NCAA - Page 3
Cody Larson Will Suit Up for Jackrabbits This Year
Congratulations to Our Bracket Challenge Winner!
Have You Filled Out Your Brackets Yet?
Dancing With the Jackrabbits
With both South Dakota State University basketball teams making the NCAA tournament, it's an exciting time. It's also more proof that hoops in South Dakota are a lot better than some might think.
For the Jacks women, this is the fifth year in a row in the national tournament, and the second for the men


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The CW Sets Midseason Schedule, Moves The Tomorrow People & Hart of Dixieby Matt Richenthal at . Updated at . Comments
Rest in peace, Amell Wednesdays.
The CW has come out with its midseason premiere/return date and it involves a new timeslot for The Tomorrow People and also for Hart of Dixie:
The former will shift to Mondays once The 100 premieres in March, while the latter will move to Fridays that same week.
Here is the new CW schedule, based on the debuts of The 100 and Star-Crossed in 2014:
Monday, February 17
8:00-9:00pm Star-Crossed (Series Premiere)
9:00-10:00pm Beauty And The Beast
Monday, March 17
8:00-9:00pm Star-Crossed
9:00-10:00pm The Tomorrow People (New Night)
Wednesday, March 19
8:00-9:00pm Arrow
9:00-10:0pm The 100 (Series Premiere)
Friday, March 21
8:00-8:30pm Whose Line Is It Anyway? (Cycle Two Premiere)
8:30-9:00pm Whose Line Is It Anyway?
9:00-10:00pm Hart of Dixie
NOTE: Beauty and the Beast will go on hiatus after its March 10 episode.
Matt Richenthal is the Editor in Chief of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Twitter and on Google+.Tags: The CW, The Tomorrow People, Hart of Dixie, The 100, Star-Crossed, Beauty and the Beast
I really love Hart of Dixie it's one of my favorites so I hope they don't take it off
Hey im confused...where do vampire diaries, reign and the originals fit in...my three favorites?
they won't be changing
I stopped watching HOD midway through season 2. Couldn't, as much as I like Rachael Bilson, take it anymore. Hopefully it will die a quick death so she and the other noteworthy cast members can find new projects. The writing on HOD is horrible.
Agree :D
Looking forward to Star-crossed and THE100. Hopefully both shows and Reign get re-newed.
I stopped watching HOD. It looks like the CW is giving up on it too as Friday's on the CW are the kiss of death most of the time.


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Hanabusa to introduce bill restoring May 30 as Memorial Day
Updated On: May 29 2013 11:11:07 AM HST
Rep. Colleen Hanabusa announced Wednesday that she was introduce a bill on Capitol Hill aimed at restoring the traditional day of observance of Memorial Day to May 30 instead of the last Monday in May.
Hanabusa is scheduled to introduce the bill on Thursday. She is a member of the House Armed Services Committee.
"On Memorial Day, we pay tribute to our fallen heroes who gave their lives to protect our great nation," said Rep. Hanabusa. "This special day was originally observed on May 30th each year, until Congress passed the Uniform Monday Holiday Act in 1968 and changed the date to the last Monday in May. Because of this, many Americans have begun to celebrate the long weekend as the beginning of summer rather than honoring those who died courageously in battle."
Hanabusa says restoring the traditional intention of Memorial Day was a cause championed by the late Sen. Daniel Inouye throughout his career.
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Take Two for September 11, 2013
Where does Mexico's soccer team stand after losing to the US?
One thing that is no fantasy is the United States national soccer team's berth for the 2014 World Cup.
Eddie Johnson scored on a corner kick in the 49th minute, and Landon Donovan later added another goal as the U.S. beat Mexico 2-0 in Columbus, Ohio.
Winning that match qualified the U.S. for next year's World Cup in Brazil, but Mexico is now in danger of not getting in. With more on what this means for both nations is Dave Denholm, soccer commentator for Fox Sports.


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Quaint setting located across from perennial Conference USA powerhouse Southern Mississippi University. Wait staff is pleasant and attentive serving Cajun cuisine only a few miles inland from New Orleans. Seafood is great and steaks are macho!
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Located across from perennial Conference USA powerhouse Southern Mississippi University, Crescent City Grill offers a wonderful setting with gentile southern charm. The service is pleasant and the Cajun food is excellent and delivered just a few miles inland from New Orleans. Try the spicy seafood or the macho steaks to maximize your dining experience!
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Gov. Perry Adds Sanctuary Cities to Special Session Call
Gov. Rick Perry announced the addition of legislation relating to the abolishment of sanctuary cities, the use of the federal Secure Communities program by law enforcement agencies, and the issuance of driver's licenses and personal identification certificates to the special session call.
"Texas owes it to the brave law enforcement officials, who put their lives on the line every day to protect our families and communities, to give them the discretion they need to adequately do their jobs," Gov. Perry said. "Abolishing sanctuary cities in Texas, using the federal Secure Communities program and ensuring that only individuals who are here legally can obtain a valid Texas driver's license sends a clear message that Texas will not turn a blind eye to those breaking our laws."
By addressing sanctuary cities in this special session, lawmakers will help empower officers to apply their training, experience and judgment to enforcing the laws by keeping municipalities from tying their hands.
Additional items the governor has previously asked the Legislature to consider during the special session are:
• Legislation relating to fiscal matters necessary for the implementation of House Bill No. 1 as passed by the 82nd Legislature, Regular Session, including measures that will allow school districts to operate more efficiently.
• Legislation relating to healthcare cost containment, access to services through managed care, and the creation of economic and structural incentives to improve the quality of Medicaid services.
• Legislation relating to congressional redistricting.
• Legislation relating to the operation of the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association.
View the Governor's Proclamation adding these items to the special session call.
View the Governor's Proclamation adding TWIA to the special session call.
View the Governor's Proclamation adding congressional redistricting to the special session call.
View the Governor's Original Proclamation announcing the special session.
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THE BOOKWORM SEZ: 'Outlaw' a rough-n-tumble look at Nashville
The first time you heard that song, you were stunned.
You wanted to turn around and hear it again. Was the singer following you around? Did the writer peek into your heart? Because every word, every note mirrored how you felt, the hurts lived, the struggles endured.
To get that feeling, you knew the songwriter had to go through that same pain. And in the new book "Outlaw: Waylon, Willie, Kris, and the Renegades of Nashville" by Michael Streissguth, you'll see each struggle was worth it.
Music executives and critics visiting Nashville in the 1960s found much to hate: the city banned sold-by-the-glass booze, rock 'n' roll shows were attended by police, hillbillies were everywhere, and so was segregation — though Nashville had a reputation for being progressive on race.
Willie Nelson came to Nashville in 1960 after 10 years of odd jobs and Texas honky-tonks. He was a clean-cut guy then and had some success as a songwriter for many major acts, but he wanted to record his own music. He signed on with Monument Records, but when production slowed more than he liked, he left Monument and signed on with Chet Atkins and RCA — and fumbled.
Not long after Willie soft-landed onto the Nashville scene, Waylon Jennings came to Nashville against Willie's advice. Though Willie told Waylon that the city would break his heart, Waylon quickly landed a gig at a club and was "king" in short order. He had a good reputation for music, money and pills. He also had a stubborn streak, much to Chet Atkins' chagrin when Waylon signed on at RCA.
In the summer of '65, Capt. Kris Kristofferson, on his way to teach British literature at West Point, stopped in Nashville to meet with a music publisher. Kristofferson grew up in Brownsville, Texas, listening to the Grand Ole Opry and dreaming of joining Hank Williams onstage. Though he was a Rhodes Scholar, Kristofferson was more comfortable writing like Williams than Wordsworth. Within days, West Point lost a teacher and Nashville gained a songwriter.
Years later, Willie left Nashville for Texas, but returned. Waylon married Jessi and reluctantly gained some Angels as bodyguards. Kris found Hollywood. Chet Atkins had to step aside for the outlaws.
And I was torn about this book.
On one hand, "Outlaw" is filled with all kinds of names that only the biggest fans will recognize. Yes, the musicians you loved are mentioned here, but so are a lot of minor players from 30 and 40 years ago — people long gone.
And yet, I liked what I read. Streissguth shares tidbits, tales and telling facts about the three main Outlaws who started a revolution and changed an American institution. This book is filled with I-didn't-know-that moments and things you forgot, and that's awfully fun to read.
I think if you're a casual country music fan you can skip this book. But if country is on your radio, iPod and lips, you'll want it. For you, enjoying "Outlaw" won't be any struggle.
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State officials provided those new details Thursday on raids they conducted a day earlier as part of a yearlong investigation dubbed Operation Swill.
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A widespread summer visitor to North American coasts, the laughing gull rarely wanders far inland. It feeds mainly by scavenging and often follows ferries and fishing boats. Bold and self-confident, it is a familiar sight to picnickers on beaches, where it pushes larger gulls aside in the competition to get at food. It nests in large colonies on coasts. Like many dark-headed gulls, it loses its black cap during the non-breeding season, when its head turns a dull white.
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- Length 15–17 in (38–43 cm)
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- Distribution North America, Caribbean, Central America (breeding); N. South America (non-breeding)
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Image of the Week is a feature of the HHMI BioInteractive website. A different image will be posted each week in order to highlight topics in the Life and Earth Sciences. Each of the images will be accompanied by a short description together with information about the author and web links for further study. The images will be archived on the HHMI BioInteractive website, and will be made freely available for download from a searchable database for educational purposes. For more info on Image of the Week or how to submit, consult the Related Materials to the right.
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One of the largest populations of Nile crocodiles in Africa congregates on the beaches of Lake Urema in Gorongosa National...
Using super-resolution microscopes, scientists have uncovered how single protein molecules behave, and the results are...
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A reconstruction of Anchiornis huxleyi, a feathered dinosaur that is part of the ancestral lineage of birds.
During the larval stage, the Nemertean worm develops inside a hollow sac from which the juvenile eventually emerges, rupturing...
The skull of Zinjanthropus is one of the first early hominid fossils found in Africa and provides essential clues in the story...
This short-tailed fruit bat embryo shows a pattern of bones in its limbs characteristic of all tetrapods: one bone, two bones...
Two views of a late pupa of an unidentified midge species (family Chironomidae).
Reef-building corals depend on brown-colored symbiotic algae for survival.
Pushing the limits of light microscopy to the nanoscale, new technology allows visualization of single proteins in cells.
Zebrafish blood is generated from stem cells located in the tail region of fish embryos and later from stem cells located in...
A close-up view of the sound-producing structure on the wing of a field cricket (Gryllus pennsylvanicus).
Gorongosa's spiky pillbug had not been seen for 50 years.
Dutch draper Antonie van Leeuwenhoek (1632–1723) built microscopes that allowed him to observe never-before-seen...
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Weaver ants labor to carry a live land snail back to their nest in Gorongosa National Park.
Gorongosa National Park is rich in diverse species including some found only in and near the park, like this pygmy chameleon...
A unique group of cells in the eye's retina specifically detects the upward motion of objects, such as a ball thrown in the...
The bill of the buff-tailed sicklebill hummingbird is perfectly shaped to collect nectar from deep within the Centropogon...
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The male peacock spider performs a spectacular dance to attract a mate—but the female is not always impressed.
The arrangement of cells in the retina reveals how it detects, processes, and relays visual information to the brain.
The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is discovered "hiding" between the cells of the gut.
Chromosomes change form as a cell divides to ensure that each daughter cell gets a full, intact copy of the genome.
Infant lemurs hitch a ride through the forest by holding on to their mother's tummy or riding piggyback.
Female peacock spiders stay with their young in an egg sac until they can fend for themselves.
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The shape of our hands comes from tree-dwelling ancestors.
The Cape Cliff lizard sports a bony body armor.
Tiktaalik roseae, also known as the "fishapod," is an animal that lived about 375 million years ago, with features of...
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The young starlet sea anemone forms tentacles by cell division, migration, and shape changes.
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The developing brain needs a constant source of new cells as it builds the circuits that will control behavior.
The golden birdwing provided a striking clue to the natural origin of species.
Sponges feed themselves through chambers of specialized cells.
An intricate three-dimensional network of blood vessels nourishes the heart.
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Beyond her acting, Emma Stone stands out for her coloring, which makes just as much of an impact as, say, Lily Collins' eyebrows and Lana Del Rey's lips. So it's kind of brilliant, then, that Revlon rendered Emma's second campaign for the company (she's their Global Brand Ambassador) in black and white.
I'm sure beauty ads are supposed to be colorful and full of life, but this one's sorta elegant and old school—and it's smart. Looking at it, I'm not distracted by Emma's red hair, blue eyes & fair skin combo, which inevitably becomes a factor in her each and every look. Like her Lanvin dress at the Met Ball: it was amazing, but I convinced myself it was even more amazing because of how it looked against her red hair. Although, really, that probably shouldn't be part of the equation.
And maybe her coloring shouldn't be a factor in a mascara ad, either. Unless you're reaching for an Urban Decay glitter mascara or an N.Y.C. neon version, it's not about color, it's about definition. Looking at this ad, I don't get tangled up in Emma's red hair or lost in her perfectly pale pores. I just want her dark, dark lashes—and I don't even need a new mascara.
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Tornado Roars Through St. Louis Airport
Crews worked to get St. Louis' tornado-battered airport ready to reopen on Sunday after it was hit by a roaring storm that also destroyed dozens of houses, tossed cars and knocked out power.
A Red cross official said there were reports of at least 500 homes damaged in the Friday night storm, although that could not be confirmed.
Several injuries were reported but no fatalities. Missouri Governor Jay Nixon declared a state of emergency and released state funds to help in the cleanup.
Earlier today, Nixon spoke to President Barack Obama, who pledged his full support and assistance with recovery efforts, according to a statement from the governor's office.
The President also said he and Mrs. Obama were keeping the people of Missouri in their thoughts and prayers.
Red Cross readiness and response director Mary Anderson said: "We can't make an estimate on how many homes have been damaged. I've heard from 500 upwards to 2,500 but these are coming from all over and we just don't know yet."
She said while hundreds of people have been displaced: "These are larger houses and I imagine these are families who have somewhere to go, friends, relatives, hotels."
Lambert Airport had to be shut down after the storm hit with winds over 100 mph/160 kph, and airport director Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge said an American Airlines jet on the ground was damaged.
Several people were injured by flying glass on Friday night when the main terminal was hit at the airport, which is located in the city limits about 5 miles northwest of downtown.
There were no reports of injuries or deaths despite the widespread destruction in a heavily populated area about three-quarters of a mile west of the airport.
Flights from Lambert were being diverted to Kansas City. The airport remained closed on Saturday morning but officials said they hopeful the airport could reopen on Sunday.
St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay told reporters work was progressing at the airport.
"We are working toward a goal of 70 percent capacity by tomorrow and 100 percent capacity by the middle of the week," he said.
The National Weather Service confirmed on Saturday that it was a tornado that hit the airport. Meteorologist Scott Truett said observers there had spotted a funnel cloud and confirmed the report on Saturday.
"Weather concerns are continuing, especially south of St. Louis," Truett said, adding heavy rain was possible in the area.
Pictures from television helicopters showed housing subdivisions leveled by the Good Friday storm. Roofs were blown off, trees smashed into houses, cars flipped over, semitrailers blown off interstate highways and windows shattered.
"There are a number of things we can be thankful for," Hamm-Niebruegge said. "It's a miracle there were no fatalities."
Workers and cranes could be seen cleaning debris on Saturday from the roof of one airport terminal building, where the storm had left gaping holes. One-thousand people were involved in the effort to get the airport operating again, officials said.
"I was stunned last night when I saw the damage. Today I was stunned by how much has been cleaned up," Slay said.
Power lines were reported down across St. Louis County with vehicles overturned on area roads, making it harder for emergency personnel to get through and leaving thousands without power Friday night, according to utility Ameren Missouri.
It reported power still out to 37,000 people on Saturday.
In a nearby neighborhood of large homes with big yards and swimming pools, television reports showed a man wandering in the rubble holding up pictures and pieces of broken furniture in a house nearly destroyed by the winds.
It appeared dozens of homes, built within the last 15 to 20 years, had been destroyed.
At the Holy Spirit Catholic Church in the Maryland Heights neighborhood about 2 miles from the airport, Good Friday services were under way when the storm blew through.
No one was hurt but one woman who did not identify herself said, "I heard the train sound they all talk about and the air pressure dropped. then it hit."
Over the years storms and tornadoes have claimed hundreds of lives in the St. Louis region, one of the most active urban areas for tornadoes in the United States.
The worst tornado in St. Louis history killed 137 people and left 550 injured in 1927 and was the second costliest in U.S. history, according to the St. Louis Public Library.
During a storm in 1973, an Ozark Airlines flight crashed into the University of Missouri-St. Louis while trying to land at Lambert Airport during a severe storm, killing 38 people.
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