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Cold brewed, this is like blueberry juice. It is so freaking delicious. Hot steeping this is a waste of tea as far as I'm concerned. Why I only made 500 ml of this is a mystery. I need to make an entire pitcher. Litres and litres. Because now it's gone and I'm sad. I must get this back in my cupboard for a summer drink. (Something's happened to my favourite goji pop. This last batch I bought tastes funny. Chemical in a way. So I need a replacement "juice" tea. Might be this one)
I used to like this! The first time I bought it iced to go while in store I thought it was delicious and promptly bought 102 grams. Subsequent attempts were not as successful. Today I made it and it tasted kind of wrong, probably the stevia, not sure. So I fixed it by mixing in a splash of orange juice. It's really good like that. I have enough for a couple more cups but I'm definitely not repurchasing.
A tea friend at work is expecting and can no longer drink this because "something in it induces labour", she says. Maybe the licorice root, I am too lazy and too uninterested to actually search this out. It's her body and her baby and totally her call. Because she has quite a bit left and cannot drink it she offered it to me. I took 2-cups worth of leaf and gave her back the rest because soon the baby will be here and she will no doubt regret parting with what she says is a favourite.
I can't see why this would be anyone's favourite though. I have never tried this before but I looked it up and saw gojiberries and orange as featured ingredients on DAVIDs site. The sample is full of almonds. Dry leaf smells like almonds, ditto for the steeped tea. But it's weak at 1.24 tsp / 8oz, 195F for 4 min and I would have no clue there's citrus in here were it not for the website. Not satisfying at all.
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I bought this forever ago for my partner. She is an occasional tea drinker so this is still lingering in my cupboard. As a general rule I avoid jasmine but today I grabbed it. I remembered it being a little strong, a little bitter but it's been months since I made it so I forgot to alter my steeping parameters to allow for this. So I'm drinking a strong, slightly bitter cup of jasmine/peach. I'm not enjoying it much but I have the pot with me and I'm too lazy to move and make something else just yet.
I wonder if anyone's tried cold steeping this. Easy to find out, I suppose, just read through all 99 tasting notes on it. Umm… Nah.
I put the spent leaves in a jar this morning, for something to do. Bonus if the stuff is drinkable. I'm the same, jasmine and I used to be friends but it's been years since we broke up.
Someone (dexter) was having this the other day and seeing the note reminded me of this tea and made me miss it. So I went out yesterday and bought some. I'm having it now. I do remember there is a lot more flavour if this is cold steeped but I am impatient by nature so I rarely, very rarely have the foresight to cold steep. Usually when I want things I want them NOW! I definitely fall into the instant gratification camp when it comes to, well, mostly everything. Because, you know, "you can't take it with you" and "what if that day never comes?".
There was an article in the Globe and Mail a few weeks back, discussing the two types of people. The "now" and the "later" tribes. It was an interesting read. It started with a scenario like: you're on the subway platform and it's crowded. Do you a) leave because the train is obviously not coming or do you b) stay because it's obviously been a long time therefore the train must be coming.
Yeah. This became so not about this tea. Let's rectify.
I added sugar. I taste blueberry. I usually have fruit teas cold because I think of juice that way but today wanted more of a blueberry Danish type feel so I added creamer for the first time ever (first time ever for any fruit flavoured tea for that matter). It's going to be cold again tomorrow, and snow (wtf) so I wanted me some comfort. I'm also having it with blueberry brown sugar with flax cookies (lifestyle selections). The end.
B> if there are a lot of people waiting it's obviously coming soon.
LOL yes I was drinking this the other day (for the first time). I thought it was really, really sweet. I haven't tried it cold or cold steeped – if I ever buy more of it I'll have to try it. :))
I have no idea about the subway platform, but I definitely fall into the instant gratification category. I keep not caring about too far into the future because I think it's presumptuous to think I'll live that long (not in like, a suicidal way—I just mean I don't cling to any notions that I—more so than other people—am going to be the one with a long life). Also I am extremely impatient and want everything yesterday in general. I can't wait to hang out-we'll get on swimmingly.
Keychange, I think we are dangerously similar. I have a feeling I should leave most of my wallet at home during our meets.
I'd probably do well to leave mine (mostly) at home also. Although I must always be prepared to pay for…you know..emergencies and stuff. So I couldn't leave it behind. Because these emergencies…you just never know when they're going to happen. ;)
Would like to thank the great TheTeaFairy for this sample. I didn't like it much, I got mostly kinda generic base and a bit of vanilla. I added creamer and sugar and it was a bit better that way but still nothing I'm going to rush out and buy.
Thanks for sharing your off the beaten path teas with me, fairy!
This is another tea where the ingredients sound like they'd be good together, the dry leaf smells good (mostly of blueberry) but the taste falls flat. It is weak if you follow the suggested steeping parameters. I steeped 5 minutes. Tastes mostly of lemongrass and it has a pretty unfortunate colour. I bought with the intent to have it iced because the season is coming and I can't be guzzling only goji pop. I bought 24 grams but will not refill. It is kind of a miss. Not awful but definitely not what I thought it would be. I added some lemon slices to the pitcher to see if I can can brighten it up a bit.
Everyone, run out and buy yourself some cool cucumber! You can thank me later :)
I made a 500 ml mason jar of this over ice. I didn't think I'd dig hot cucumber anything, let alone tea, so iced it is. I would bet my house this has mint in it, but the ingredients don't say anything about mint. However, if you look at the photo associated with the cool cucumber tea on DAVIDs website
you will clearly see, to the right of the two cukes with sunglasses there is something that looks a heck of a lot like a sprig of mint. So I'm gonna say that part of the "natural and artificial flavouring" is mint. Go ahead and tell me otherwise :)
But I like mint so it doesn't bother me. I love how you can taste the melon and the cucumber and that bit of mint that isn't there makes it all very refreshing. 1.5 tsp of demerara sugar to the concoction while it was steeping. I will be going back to get more of this. lots more. Goji pop more. (note: goji pop more means restocking in 150 gr amounts biweekly)
Thanks, OMGsrsly! Tells us all we ain't crazy. I love how a lot of tasters said.. Yo, there's mint. But there's no mint. Now we know!
This tea smells a lot better than it tastes. Thankfully I only bought a small sample, enough to finish off a gift card I received from a tea friend a couple months back.
It looks like it might have chamomile in it — all the yellow things I guess — and it smells faintly like it might have some but I asked the store sales person and she said "nay".
It brews weak if you use the amounts they suggest 1.25 tsp for 8 oz and steep for 4 minutes, which I did. I usually leave herbals longer but I also usually follow steeping instructions first time around.
It also tastes quite fake and perfum-y. Aftertaste is very much vanilla, which is not bad, except to get the aftertaste you have to actually sip it and , well, that part is not so pleasant. Thumbs down. No improvement even with added sugar. Waste of sugar.
A long time ago when I first started drinking loose leaf I thought I was so emancipated (or adventurous) that I could and would drink anything that came my way. So of course I bought 100 grams of Coffee Pu'erh. Why not? I made one cup, struggled, maybe even dumped it and promptly mailed the rest to Dexter3657. All of it except one teaspoon or so, in case this became my love and could never be found again.
Given that it is one of the first teas I purchased, dated sometime last spring, it's time that I bid it farewell. Either dump it or drink it but I can't drag it around in the tin anymore. I need the tin :)
And so here I sit with this here tea. I don't like it. I made it with sugar and creamer so it resembles coffee. And it does, but the pu'erh is stronger. Oh boy. Not as unpleasant as some other pu'erhs I've tried, at least this one tastes of something… At long last I can remove it from my cupboard, never to be seen again!


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Definitions for painted turtle
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
paint′ed tur′tle(n.)
a freshwater turtle, Chrysemys picta, common in the U.S., having bright yellow markings on the head and neck and red markings on the margin of the carapace.
Category: Reptiles and Amphibians
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Princeton's WordNet
painted turtle, painted terrapin, painted tortoise, Chrysemys picta(noun)
freshwater turtles having bright yellow and red markings; common in the eastern United States
Painted turtle
The painted turtle is the most widespread native turtle of North America. It lives in slow-moving fresh waters, from southern Canada to Louisiana and northern Mexico, and from the Atlantic to the Pacific. The turtle is the only species of the genus Chrysemys, which is part of the pond turtle family Emydidae. Fossils show that the painted turtle existed 15 million years ago. Four regionally based subspecies evolved during the last ice age. The adult painted turtle female is 10–25 cm long; the male is smaller. The turtle's top shell is dark and smooth, without a ridge. Its skin is olive to black with red, orange, or yellow stripes on its extremities. The subspecies can be distinguished by their shells: the eastern has straight-aligned top shell segments; the midland has a large gray mark on the bottom shell; the southern has a red line on the top shell; the western has a red pattern on the bottom shell. The turtle eats aquatic vegetation, algae, and small water creatures including insects, crustaceans, and fish. Although they are frequently consumed as eggs or hatchlings by rodents, canines, and snakes, the adult turtles' hard shells protect them from most predators. Reliant on warmth from its surroundings, the painted turtle is active only during the day when it basks for hours on logs or rocks. During winter, the turtle hibernates, usually in the muddy bottoms of waterways. The turtles mate in spring and autumn. Females dig nests on land and lay eggs between late spring and mid-summer. Hatched turtles grow until sexual maturity: 2–9 years for males, 6–16 for females.
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Why does my interior light not come on any more when I stop and remove the key from the ignition and before I get out of the car? The manual says is supposed to come on and stay on for 25 seconds. It just started to do this about 3 months ago. Please help!
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There are some switches that can turn this feature off, so check those to make sure that they were not accidentally turned off, then check the bulb and fuse for the interior light.
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Thanks dandd - The interior light comes on when i open the door so i don't thind its the fuse or bulb. My Grandson cleaned my car about the time this all started, do you think there might be a wire loose under the steering column?
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|Wed, 06-05-2013 - 8:44am
Hello lovely people,
So here's the deal. I have been very close friends with this guy for 8-months now, although i know him since like 6 years ago, and i have developed some feelings for him. (oh btw we talk on the internet and skype since we are in diffrent countries, however we do meet up every few months)
After talking with him for 5 months i realized i loved him, which shocked me since he isnt really my type and not the kind of personality that i would want to be with, but i loved him never the less, and thought that he might love me back since he is always flirting with me and telling me very nice things and love related words, as well as talking sexually with me and telling me how attracted to me he is, and we simply click and understand each other and we can talk and have fun for hours. When i confessed my love for him he said that he doesnt know if he loves me 100%. I also get the sense that he doesnt want a commitment but if it is a matter of love or finance or personal or simply time i dont know.
Anyway i sort of took a break from him for like 3 weeks until i felt fine and ready to move on, and then we became best friends again, however he continued the same behaviour and i started getting confused. When i ask him why he acts this way he says that i am his very best and only friend and that he cant live without me and that i am his everything, so he doesnt think its wrong to talk to me this way and tell me how he feels (although he doesnt love me romanticly or want a relationship with me). I told him to stop acting this way if he we are to stay best friends and he agreed for my sake.
I need help figuring out how i feel about him. I love being and talking to him, and when i thought he might be in love with me, even after i moved on, i was soo very happy, and when i realized he didnt i was sooo disappointed but not that sad. I am so happy when he talks sweetly to me and feel soo in love with him, however when he talks to me normaly again i feel normal towards him. I think about him and feel attracted to him and find myself thinking of ways to make him love me, but i dont really see him as the father of my child for example.
Is this just me wanting to be in a relationship, or just lust, or pride since he is the first guy to not love me back or love or friendship i have no idea !!
Can someone make things more clear to me ? and most importantly HOW do i stay his bestfriend without hoping that he might love me someday? cuz i really just wanna be his friend.
so srry for the long post and a million thanks :*
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Thank you for making this clear. I like the plan you talked about and ill make sure to work on it.
|Fri, 06-07-2013 - 10:21pm
Every moment spent on someone who's just not that into you is time that could be spent searching for someone who will end up being crazy about you. You're going round and round on a merry go round that's getting you nowhere. You have chemistry with him, and wanted more, but it's not going to happen. He wants to play with you like a cat batting around a toy. He knows how you feel. He doesn't care that you're clinging to the thin thread that he's dangling in front of you. He doesn't care that your feelings will be hurt if you have sex with him and that's all it is--sex, not lovemaking. He has told you he can't love you 100 percent, because that way he can't feel guilty when he says, "But I told you I don't want to be in a relationship. Remember?"
When people are young and single, they often have opposite sex best friends. As you get older, however, this goes by the wayside. Is your Dad's best friend a woman and they call each other daily and hang out at the mall? No. Your Mom is his best friend. (Assuming they are together). Do you think your future boyfriend would be comfortable with you speaking daily to a man who you once had a crush on and spoke sexually too? No. Your new boyfriend wants to be your best friend, and he wants you all to himself.
Since your "friendship" isn't bound to last, that is if you want a succesful relationship with a new guy, then it's time to let this friendship go away. It's time for you to move on. If it's a bf you want, start expanding your activities and places you go so you can meet decent guys. Join a co-ed sports team. Take cooking classes. Look at meetups.com and see what activities are going on in your area. You're the master of your life. What your "friend" wants isn't important. He'll survive without you. Don't let him emotionally blackmail you. Tell him for your own good, you can't communicate with him anymore. You need to do what's best for yourself. If he doesn't comply, don't answer or change your contact info. When you have a healthy self esteem, you will attract men of the same caliber. If you're lacing in self esteem, you attract men who will want to take advantage of you or control you. Work on your self esteem if this is the case. Good luck and stay strong. You'll thank yourself when you meet a man who makes you his priority.
|Sat, 06-08-2013 - 3:24pm
Great points. It also might help knowing that you have feelings for him and want to bond with him, he knows that and yet he tends to keep you an arm's length away. He knows that your emotions are tied to your feelings toward him and because you two live in different countries he can bait you into feeling "loved or cared for". He probably does this by feeding you those lines he tells you and getting together at random times that are based on his own schedule. That allows him to be in the driver's seat of your heart, emotions and feelings and he takes advantage of that.
I have heard it said that men tend to miss what they can't have. Even though the majority of men are unemotional, it will drive him nuts when you aren't always available to chat online, on the phone or get together. After a while he will really start to miss you and realize that he also has real feelings for you too. If he doesn't then it is his loss. Right now he knows that you have strong feelings for him and he is baiting you to meet his needs by having your emotions dependent on what he does or says to you. Don't let him play with your heart.


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Ōkārito Lagoon
Ōkārito Lagoon is a coastal lagoon on the West Coast of New Zealand's South Island. It is located 130 kilometres south of Hokitika, and covers an area of about 12 km², making it the largest unmodified wetland in New Zealand.
Several small rivers drain into the lagoon, and it is the outflow of Lake Mapourika. The lagoon is home of many species of wading birds, notably the extremely rare (in New Zealand) kōtuku (Eastern Great Egret). Ōkārito is the kōtuku's only New Zealand breeding place.[1][2]
At the southern end of the lagoon is the small settlement of Ōkārito. Originally a gold mining township, the population reached of over 1,500 in 1866.[3] It is now permanent home to only about 30 residents - among them Booker Prize-winning writer Keri Hulme and landscape photographer Andris Apse.
In 1909 the bones of a whale beached in 1908, 6 miles north of the setllement were taken to Canterbury and displayed and called the Okarito Whale [4][5]
Bird watching, eco-tours and kayak tours of the lagoon are available, and there are a number of local hikes.
The Kotuku and more than 76 other bird species have been recorded at Okarito. These species include migratory waders, gulls, shags and terns on the estuarine mud flats as well as black swans, scaup, crested grebes, and ducks in freshwater areas. Tui, bellbird, kingfishers, pigeon, crakes, fern birds, and bitterns and crakes inhabit the wetland areas.[6]
The rarest species of kiwi, the Okarito Kiwi, or Rowi, is also found near the town of Ōkārito.
- ^ Kotuku, the white heron
- ^ Native Fact sheet, Kotuku (broken link) Wellington Zoo
- ^ http://glaciercountry.co.nz/pages/38/
- ^ "The Okarito Whale.". The Queenslander (Brisbane, Qld. : 1866 - 1939) (Brisbane, Qld.: National Library of Australia). 22 May 1909. p. 40. Retrieved 24 November 2012.
- ^ "A NOTABLE EXHIBIT.". Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954) (Lismore, NSW: National Library of Australia). 29 October 1908. p. 2. Retrieved 24 November 2012.
- ^ http://activeadventures.com/new-zealand/about/destinations/okarito-lagoon
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Exactly the point I made earlier, although it doesn't appear to have been addressed.
Morris was dismissed for having "lost 4 of his previous 6," but
2 of those 4 losses were also to Dempsey
It's as if the TS simply looked at Dempsey's record on boxrec, saw 4 red boxes and 2 green boxes next to Morris' name, and then assumed he was washed up.
Yet he had scored big wins over Fulton and Moran only the year before, and had beaten Levinsky, Smith, and Pelkey the year before that. He was as legit as any contender when he fought Dempsey.
A "big win" over Fulton? You mean the chicken who cried foul while fouling himself because the fix was in for the April Fulton-Morris affair? Or in the September return when the rough stuff caused Morris to be disqualified?
Here are some sample quotes from a Seattle Daily Times article, 1919 after he was beaten by novice Ole Anderson, giving evidence to continuing decline and/or inability to make it at the elite level. "Pertaining to the claim of foul that Carl Morris, joke heavyweight, put up on the stomach clout that Ole Anderson gave him..., let it be said that this claim of "foul" is nothing new on the part of the faint-hearted heavyweight who was well thumped... Great part of the life of the Sapulpa quince has been given over to receiving or losing decisions on fouls."
Here is another one, from the Salt Lake Telegram from 1917...
"Wonder if big Carl Morris can really fight? If he can it's a remarkable thing that in every fight he goes into there's trouble about fouls. A couple months back there was that business with Fred Fulton. Morris kept hitting Fulton below the belt and Fulton socked him back- also below the belt. Now comes Morris with a cry that in his recent fight with Tob McMahon .. referee Kennedy kept warning him that he must not his low, and said referee declared that Morris must have thought that McMahon wore his belt for a collar..."
I don't find Morris to be some great threat. Before the Dempsey losses, there were consecutive losses to Miske (a very good fighter), Fulton and McMahon and shortly before that another NWD loss to Coffey. No matter how you slice it, he was losing more than he was winning and he was trying to get his work done by either fouling or claiming foul.
Even the Dempsey KO was weird. As is readily available, there were cries of foul... which can be understood with such a quick outcome. But a few days before the fight, the Picayune is strangely calling for a first round KO. Either folks were aware of the little threat that Morris posed or there was something in the water...
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A perfect day in Seattle
Pikes Place Market, Seattleâs most visited attraction. (Christopher Groenhout/LPI)
Who cares if it rains? You are in the most beautiful, caffeinated and culture-rich city in the US. So, grab your umbrella and follow this 24-hour tour of the Emerald City.
Start in Pioneer Square, the birthplace of Seattle. Take a stroll and enjoy the handsome facades, wide cobblestone squares and boutiques. Be sure to visit Occidental Square and Pioneer Square Park before seeking out some breakfast.
Spend the late morning exploring Seattle's most visited attraction: Pike Place Market. Sure, it is where all the tourists go, but it is also the fastest way to fall in love with the city. It is the oldest continuously operating market in the nation, and just fun. Browse stalls of flowers, local crafts, cheesy t-shirts, beautiful artwork and fresh fish (for a thrill, watch the fishmongers throwing fresh salmon).
Time for mid-morning snack? A visit to the Daily Dozen Donut Co. is a must. Watch the gorgeous little creations go through the magical doughnut-making process and pop out all hot and full of deliciousness. Eat them there and then or, even better, in neighbouring Victor Steinbrueck Park overlooking the Elliott Bay and the majestic Mt Rainier. Need a coffee to wash it down? Just around the corner is Cafe Ladro, one of Seattle's best coffee shops.
Head down to the waterfront to take in the classic Seattle smells: a mix of saltwater, cotton candy and greasy fish and chips. Walk along the boardwalk and take in sites like barnacle-covered piers, tacky souvenir shops, aggressive fry-stealing seagulls and ferries cruising the bay.
At lunchtime head to Ivar's, a Seattle institution serving the best, and perhaps cheapest, clam chowder in the city. that will fortify you to explore Seattle's coolest neighbourhood, the artsy Fremont, considered "the center of the universe" by residents. Not-to-be-missed sites include the quirky Fremont Troll, Fremont Rocket and Statue of Lenin.
A kilometre to the east lies Seattle's picturesque Gas Works Park, built on the remains of the former Seattle Gas Light Company. Climb to the top of the grassy hill to enjoy the lovely view of Lake Union and the Space Needle. At sunset get yourself to Alki Beach. From here take in another breathtaking view of Seattle's skyline as you walk along the shore. As the sun sets and your tummy starts rumbling for dinner, head to Salty's for a seafood feast.
Ready for a night on the town? Seattle is famous for its music scene, so be sure to catch a show. If you are into jazz, go to Dimitriou's Jazz Alley in Belltown. Crocodile Cafe, also in Belltown, is known as one of the country's best rock clubs. For those in the mood to dance, head to Fremont's Century Ballroom, the perfect ending to a perfect day in Seattle.
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text: Calling all angels: Farrah Fawcett could use some help from above.One week ago, the 59-year-old actress learned that she has intestinal cancer. On Friday, she confirmed the diagnosis."Throughout the journey of my life, I have maintained a strong faith in the power of the human spirit to overcome adversity," she said in a statement. "I deeply believe in one's own positive will to overcome even the most daunting challenges. I am resolutely strong and I am determined to bite the bullet and fight the fight while going through the next six weeks of cutting-edge, state-of-the-art treatment. I should be able to return to my life as it was before at the end of my treatment. I am so grateful for the overwhelming outpouring of concern, love, prayers and compassion from all over the world. You are all a source of enduring strength."Farrah's sometime boyfriend Ryan O'Neal, who is also a cancer survivor, gave an The Mail an exclusive interview yesterday. During the interview he said that he's caring for Farrah at his Malibu home. "We've had our ups and downs," said Ryan in his interview, "but I was the first person she called when she was diagnosed. I love her, I've loved her for 25 years, and she knows that. I intend to care for her and give her all the support she needs Farrah is a fighter. The first thing she said to me was, 'I've got cancer.' The second thing she said was, 'I'm going to beat this.'"


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Fashion Cultures Revisited
Theories, Explorations and Analysis, 2nd Edition
Edited by Stella Bruzzi, Pamela Church Gibson
Routledge – 2013 – 420 pages
Routledge – 2013 – 420 pages
Following on from the ground-breaking collection Fashion Cultures, this second anthology, Fashion Cultures Revisited, contains 26 newly commissioned chapters exploring fashion culture from the start of the new millennium to the present day. The book is divided into six parts, each discussing different aspects of fashion culture:
Fashion Cultures Revisited explores every facet of contemporary fashion culture and the associated spheres of photography, magazines and television, and shopping .Consequently it is an ideal companion to those interested in fashion studies, cultural studies, art, film, fashion history, sociology and gender studies.
Introduction Stella Bruzzi and Pamela Church Gibson Part 1: Shopping, Spaces and Globalisation Chapter 1. A New World Order? Fashion and its capitals in the 21st Century David Gilbert Chapter 2. Branding Brazilian Fashion: Global Visibility and Intercultural Perspectives Nick Rees-Roberts and Silvano Mendes Chapter 3. India and Fashion's new Geography Clare Wilkinson-Weber Chapter 4. A New Fashion Capital: Shanghai Armida de la Garza and Peng Ding Chapter 5. Sydney Style: Camping it up in the Emerald City Sally Gray Part 2: Changing Imagery, Changing Media Chapter 6. Yesterday's Emblems and Tomorrow's Commodities: the Return of the Repressed in Fashion Imagery Today Caroline Evans Chapter 7. Digital Fashion Film Gary Needham Chapter 8. Personal fashion blogs: Screens and mirrors in digital self-portraits Agnes Rocamora Chapter 9. Styling The Street – Fashion Performance, Stardom And Neo-Dandyism In Street Style Blogs Monica Titton Chapter 10. Exhibition-making: A Conversation Christopher Breward and Judith Clark Part 3: Altered Landscapes, New Modes of Production Chapter 11. Fashion Photography in the Seventies Alistair O'Neill Chapter 12. Escaping to reality: fashion photography in the 1990s Elliott Smedley Chapter 13. Fashioning indie: the consecration of a subculture and the emergence of "stylish" femininity Rachel Lifter Chapter 14. Capitalism's Favourite Child: The Production of Fashion Adam Briggs Chapter 15. Tailoring and tweed: mapping the spaces of 'slow fashion' Louise Crewe Part 4: Icons and their Legacies Chapter 16. The "fashion arts", Jean Michel Frank, Elsa Schiaparelli and the interwar aesthetic project Peter McNeil and Giorgio Riello Chapter 17. The Pink Suit Stella Bruzzi Chapter 18. Fab lesbianism and family values: costuming of lesbian identities in The L Word and The Kids are Alright Fiona Cox Chapter 19.Fashion as mythology: considering the legacy of Alexander McQueen Nathalie Khan Part 5: Contestation, Compliance, Feminisms Chapter 20. Fashion, Feminism and the Neo-Feminist Ideal: From Coco Chanel to Jennifer Lopez Hilary Radner and Natalie Smith Chapter 21. New Clothes, New Faces, New Bodies: Cosmetic Surgery and Fashion Meredith Jones Chapter 22. Female slenderness and the case of perverse compliant deception – or why size matters … Lorraine Gamman Chapter 23.Hijab stories: choice, politics, fashion Reina Lewis Chapter 24. Fashion, fears and ageing: contradictions and complexity across the media Pamela Church Gibson Part 6: Making Masculinities Chapter 25. 'Heroes and villains: when men wear makeup' Janice Miller Chapter 26.The Italian Job: Football, Fashion and that Sarong Stella Bruzzi Chapter 27. Vampire Dandies: fashionable masculine identities and style in popular culture Vicki Karaminas Chapter 28. "I'm saving the world, I need a decent shirt": masculinity and sexuality in the new Doctor Who Claire Jenkins Chapter 29. Suiting up and stripping off: The Male Makeover Lauren Thompson
Stella Bruzzi is Professor of Film and Television Studies at the University of Warwick and
Fellow of the British Academy. Her publications include Undressing Cinema: Clothing
and Identity in the Movies (1997), New Documentary (2000 and 2006), Bringing Up
Daddy: Fatherhood and Masculinity in Post-war Hollywood (2005) and Men's Cinema:
Masculinity and Mise-en-scene in Hollywood (2013). She is currently writing Approximation:
Documentary, History and the Staging of Reality, the culmination of a Leverhulme Major
Research Fellowship due to be published by Routledge in 2015.
Pamela Church Gibson is Reader in Cultural and Historical Studies at the London College
of Fashion, University of the Arts London. She is Principal Editor of the journal Film,
Fashion and Consumption and has published widely on film, fashion and gender. Her
publications include The Oxford Guide to Film Studies (1998), More Dirty Looks: Gender,
Power, Pornography (2004) and Fashion and Celebrity Culture (2012). In 2012 she helped to
found the European Popular Culture Association and was its first President. Her forthcoming
project will examine the history of the fashion documentary.
Name: Fashion Cultures Revisited: Theories, Explorations and Analysis, 2nd Edition (Paperback) – Routledge
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Paste Asks for Donations to Keep It Together
AJR reports:
The trendy magazine Paste is asking its 205,000 readers to donate at least a dollar each to make up for slumping ad sales that are driving the Decatur-based publication out of business.
Paste Editor-in-Chief Josh Jackson said he needs donations in "the low six figures" to safely keep the magazine devoted to music, film and culture afloat.
They're running a story: The First-Ever Joint Interview with Dave and Toph Eggers. That's worth an extra dollar at least.
For-profit publications asking for donations? We're going to be seeing a lot more of this…


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ALFRED, N.Y. (Oct. 23) - The Erie Community College volleyball team suffered a five-set loss to Jamestown Community College Saturday in the first round of the Western New York Athletic Conference tournament. The Kats (16-17) fell 18-25, 25-21, 25-22, 13-25, 11-15.
Christina Boxler (Attica, N.Y./Attica H.S.) led the Kats with 13 kills while freshman setter Julia Gangloff (Lancaster, N.Y./Lancaster H.S.) recorded 36 assists and 20 digs.
"Jamestown has been one of the hottest teams in the conference and we knew we'd have to bring our A game. We did that today. We played harder today than we have all year and even though we lost, I've never been happier with our play and, more important, our attitude," ECC head coach Craig Starzynski said.
ECC awaits word on its next opponent in the upcoming NJCAA Region III Tournament.
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House votes down transportation funding plan
Lawmakers in the House voted down a bill to raise fees and taxes to fund transportation projects.
The House voted 103-98 against the plan.
Gov. Tom Corbett had hoped that lawmakers would approve the $2.3 billion transportation funding overhaul.
His plan included increasing gas taxes as well as a host of PennDOT fees.
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Ellison Center Summer Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellows
Nicole Burgund is a PhD Candidate in the Department of English Language and Literature. Her focus is on twentieth-century prose and poetry and her dissertation will be a comparative look at different prose works that deal with the trial of recounting one's life.
She is grateful for the opportunity a summer FLAS gave her to study Serbian in Novi Sad, Serbia. She hopes to apply her continued study of the language to her dissertation research, which includes two works in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian: Irena Vrkljan's "Marina, or about Biography" and Meša Selimović's "Death and the Dervish."
Gallagher Flinn is a second-year Master of Arts student in the Linguistics department at UW. His research interests include Slavic languages, scrambling in Japanese and Russia, and cross-linguistic patterns of ellipsis.
This summer, Gallagher spent about eight weeks in St. Petersburg, Russia, fighting off mosquitoes and taking intensive Russian conversation classes, as well as collecting contacts to use as native speaker sources for his master's thesis.
Sofia Harwell is a second-year Master of Arts student in the REECAS program who is focusing on Eastern Europe and the Balkans. She graduated from Bowdoin College with a degree in Russian and Archaeology in 2000. Originally from eastern Tennessee, Sofia worked as a Peace Corps community development volunteer in the Republic of Macedonia from 2006-2008. Sofia also received her Master's of Public Administration from the UW in June.
Sofia's academic focus is the history and cultural policy of the Balkans, specifically Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, and Macedonia. She is particularly interested in how public museums and monuments in the former Yugoslavia evolve, through commemorations of historical events, into powerful actors that present a political point of view which resists hegemony and asserts new national traditions in post-socialist states. Thanks to her FLAS Fellowship from the REECAS department, Sofia had the opportunity to attend an intensive Serbian language program in Novi Sad, Serbia, during the summer 2010. Her time in Novi Sad greatly improved both her proficiency in the language as well as her understanding of regional culture, both of which will be invaluable in completing Sofia's research goals this year.
Curtis Reed is a second-year Master of Arts student in the China Studies program. His summer FLAS award was for Uyghur language. Curtis' academic interests include Chinese politics and Chinese-related security issues, namely unrest among China's minority Uyghur population. He is very interested in the policy side of academics and hopes to use his degree in China Studies to help shape U.S. policy toward China.
Fortunately, UW is one of only three institutions in the United States to offer Uyghur. Curtis was thus able to stay at UW this summer to study introductory Uyghur under Talant Mawkanuli. This class helped him gain a better understanding of the Uyghur people and how they fit into greater China.
Derek W. Hom is a second-year Master of Arts student in the REECAS program. His academic interests are post-Soviet security studies with a focus on Russian-Ukrainian relations in and around the Black Sea. He is also the Treasurer of the student chapter of the Institute of Nuclear Maintenance and Management at the University Washington.
This summer, Mr. Hom received a FLAS Fellowship to study second- year Russian. He returned to Ukraine - his country of Peace Corps service - to complete an intensive Russian language courses in Odessa. Mr. Hom was also awarded a FLAS Fellowship for Russian language and a Less Commonly Taught Language Tutorial in Ukrainian language for the 2010-11 academic year. Having returned from his summer in Ukraine and Eastern Europe, he looks forward to continuing his studies in Slavic languages and completing his thesis.
Andy Mullins is a second-year Master of Arts student in the REECAS program. He completed his BA in International Studies at the University of Washington in 2007 with a focus on ethnicity and nationality in political practice in the former Communist space. An incidental trip through Slovenia and Croatia in 2008 motivated his return to the UW in 2009 as an MA student. His current research interests include critical application of social exclusion theory to Finland and Slovenia, the changing role of the Catholic Church in Slovenian domestic politics, and the evolution of lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans-gender rights in the former Yugoslavia. In order to enhance his ability to conduct research in the native languages of his geographical interest, Andy is currently studying Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian and Slovene.
Andy's desire to speak Slovene in public and the dearth of opportunities to do so in Seattle necessitated a trip back to Ljubljana this summer, funded by a FLAS grant from the US Department of Education. With almost 150 other students from a number of countries, he took part in the 29th Summer School of Slovene Language. Highlights included an introduction to the coastal Primorska dialect that he has attempted to adopt, the opportunity to give a speech extolling Seattle's virtues to people from six countries, and an abortive attempt to learn polka at a Lower Carniolan village festival. In addition to gaining a better understanding of Slovenian domestic politics, Andy also now knows his side in the civil war between Slovenia's two biggest beer brands.
Sara Tomczuk is a third-year graduate student in the sociology department. Her interests include memory politics and the sociology of memory. Currently, she is working on her master's thesis exploring memories of communism in the Czech and Slovak Republics. The work will compare physical memory sites in the two nations, such as memorials and museums, in order to understand how the current political atmosphere influences public memory of the communist period.
This summer, Sara studied Czech language for three weeks in Prague and four weeks in Brno, Czech Republic, successfully completing the high-intermediate level in the second program. While in the Czech Republic, she was able to visit several memory sites of academic interest. At the completion of her program, she was also able to travel to Bratislava, Slovakia and visit the area's memorials to the victims of communism.


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Because of the large size of the Old Key West, there are 5 bus stops to serve the guests here. Magic Kingdom: Take the Magic Kingdom bus Epcot: Take the Epcot bus Disney's Hollywood Studios: Take the Disney's Hollywood Studios bus Animal Kingdom/Blizzard Beach: Take the appropriately marked bus Downtown Disney Marketplace, Downtown Disney West Side, and Typhoon Lagoon: Take the Downtown Disney bus For those wishing to go anywhere else, (on or off property), Bell Services can get a taxi for you.
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Culinary calendar: Penny Parker's Decadent Delights, a giant potato and grappa!
Penny Parker may have lost her job at the Denver Post, but she hasn't lost her interest in a charity that helps breast-cancer patients -- a charity that will benefit from a fundraiser at Coohills this Tuesday.
Here's a taste of what else is on the culinary calendar this week:
It's opening day for the Rockies, which means the return of the Best Balls at Coors Fields. Bars in and around the Ballpark neighborhood will be offering deals all day.
Head over to Interstate Kitchen & Bar, 901 West 10th Avenue, for the weekly Rock 'n' Roll Spelling Bee, which starts at 9 p.m. Eat, drink and win prizes.
Tuesday, April 10:
Penny Parker's third annual Evening of Decadent Delights will be at Coohills, 1400 Wewatta Street, and also features food from the chefs of Ambria, Aria, Cholon, Charcoal, Elway's, Restaurant Kelly Liken, Opus and Trillium. The event starts at 6 p.m. and costs $112, which will benefit Sense of Security. Call 720-985-6947 for tickets.
Few people know the whole story of grappa. Become one of them tonight at Amaro Drinkery Italia, 2785 Iris Avenue in Boulder, which will sample seven varieties alongside small bites from chef Alec Schuler. Call 303-443-5100 for details.
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Amaro Drinkery Italia
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Headers, Full-Length, Steel, Chrome, Ford, 5.0L, Pair
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Brand: BBK Performance
Manufacturer's Part Number: 1516
Part Type: Headers
Product Line: BBK Full-Length Headers
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Header Style: Full-length
Header Material: Steel
Header Finish: Chrome
Weld-Up: No
Primary Tube Diameter (in): 1 5/8 in.
Collector Attachment: 2-bolt flange
Collector Diameter: 2.500 in.
Tuned: No
Primary Tube Gauge: 16-gauge
Flange Style: Standard
Flange Thickness (in): 3/8 in.
Bolts/Studs Included: Yes
Gaskets Included: Yes
Reducers Included: No
Cross Over Pipe Included: No
Catalytic Converter(s) Included: No
Motor Mounts Included: No
Transmission Mount Included: No
Quantity: Sold as a pair.
In-Store Pickup: Choose In-store pick-up (OH, GA, NV) on our web site.
These direct fit, full-length headers from BBK will help your vehicle produce extra horsepower. Constructed from heavy 14-gauge, mandrel-bent tubing with 3/8 in. thick die-stamped flanges, these headers come in your choice of chrome or ceramic coated finishes. Gaskets and mounting hardware are included. Unless otherwise noted, these headers are designed to fit the vehicle as it came from the manufacturer. This includes components like cylinder heads, chassis, steering, motor mounts, body mounts, and bushings, etc. If your vehicle is using aftermarket components, parts from other applications, or custom altered parts, then it is the installer's responsibility to verify fitment.
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Reviewer: MIKE from CA
Date: May 13, 2014
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