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Sign-ups for the Kaufman Memorial Securities Moot Court Competition in Process!Posted September 27th, 2010 by Anonymous
Individuals interested in participating in the Kaufman Memorial Securities Moot Court Competition can sign up for a tryout on the Moot Court Board Office door.
Located next to the sign up sheet, applicants can pick up the problem prompt prepared by Securities Moot Court Team Coach, Professor Warren.
Interested students will prepare a 2-3 page memorandum based on the problem prompt and a 10 minute oral presentation regarding the problem.
The deadline for signing up for the tryouts is Friday, October 1. Any questions can be directed to Thomas Stevens, Securities Moot Court Competition Facilitator, Moot Court Board, email: firstname.lastname@example.com, phone: 502-718-5397.
National Environment Law Moot Court Seeking Team MembersPosted September 27th, 2010 by Anonymous
The Twenty-third Annual National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition (NELMCC) will be held Thursday, February 24, through Saturday, February 26, 2011, at Pace Law School, White Plains, New York. Past problems have covered topics that varied from sunken treasure to recycled iPhones. The team for this competition will consist of three individuals who will compose a brief addressing an issue of environmental law. The team will then travel to White Plains to compete in February by arguing all three sides of the issue. This year's problem will be released on October 4, 2010. The brief will be due on November 29, 2010. More information about the competition is available at www.law.pace.edu/NELMCC/. While experience with environmental law or administrative law would be helpful, it is certainly not necessary. The coaches for this year's competition are Algeria Ford and Brian Pollock. If you are interested in being a part of the team, please send the following information to Brian Pollock via email (firstname.lastname@example.com):
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Tax Moot Court Team Seeking InterestPosted September 26th, 2010 by Anonymous
Tax Law Moot Court
Any interested 2L, 3L, or 4L may sign up for the Tax Law Moot Court Competition, held March 3-5, 2011 in St. Petersburg, Florida. The team's coach is Professor Norvie Lay.
The format of the competition consists of a first round double elimination oral argument followed by single elimination quarterfinals, semifinal and final rounds. There is a separate competition for written briefs, with independent judging and awards. The problem consists of three or four issues, all tax related.
Tryouts will be held once the topic is selected. If you are interested in trying out, please sign up by sending an e-mail to the Tax Law Moot Court facilitator, Stephanie Loper at firstname.lastname@example.com.
2010 Pirtle-Washer Oral Advocacy Competition Deadline Friday, September 24thPosted September 21st, 2010 by Anonymous
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Final Informational Meeting Thursday, September 23 in Room 175 at 12:10
The annual Pirtle-Washer Oral Advocacy Competition is a great opportunity for law students to hone their oral advocacy skills. This competition is open to all 2L, 3L, and 4L University of Louisville Law Students. The competition focuses on a competitor's ability as an oral advocate and therefore requires no research outside of the given materials. The preliminary rounds will be held on Saturday, October 16th and the Finals will be on Friday, October 22nd. If interested please sign up on the Moot Court Board door by Friday, September 24th at Noon and attend the informational meeting in room 175 at 12:10 pm on Thursday, September 23rd.
Last Day to Sign-up for the Negotiation Competition is 9/22!!Posted September 21st, 2010 by Anonymous
Any 2L, 3L, or 4L who would like to be considered for the ABA Negotiation Competition Team must send an email to Associate Dean Arnold, co-coach, at email@example.com, no later than September 22, with: 1) the student's name; 2) why he/she wants to be on the U of L ABA Negotiation Team; 3) the student's background in negotiations; 4) the student's availability for practices; and 5) contact information for the student. Selections will be made after September 22 by co-coaches Tony Arnold and Mary Jo Gleason. The regional rounds of the ABA Negotiation Competition will be November 13 and 14 in East Lansing, MI. In recent years, a team from U of L won the national competition, and we hope to continue our success in this competition this year. Please direct any questions to Iara Montoro at email@example.com.
Ky Intrastate Mock Trial Team Selects it Members!Posted September 21st, 2010 by Anonymous
Please join the Moot Court Board in congratulating the following individuals for being selected to represent the Brandeis School of Law at the Intrastate Mock Trial Team Competition:
Julie Purcell
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Informational Session for the 2011 Kaufman Memorial Securities Moot Court CompetitionPosted September 20th, 2010 by Anonymous
An informational meeting will be held Monday, Sept. 27, 2010 at 12:15pm in room 177.
Come meet the facilitator and learn about the competition and requirements to apply for a spot on the team!
Intrastate Mock Trial Team Try-outsPosted September 16th, 2010 by Anonymous
The Kentucky Intrastate Mock Trial Competition is an annual event between Chase Law School, UK College of Law, and Brandeis School of Law. Each school hosts the competition every third year, and this year it's our turn. With winning comes bragging rights for the next year, but participation provides so much more. Mock Trial involves preparing openings, closings, directs, crosses - in other words, it's an actual trial (not like the 1L oral arguments). This is one of the few opportunities you will have as a student to really practice and integrate the skills necessary to conduct a trial. Not only will your participation in this competition give you an edge over your competition in today*s competitive job market, you will receive academic credit AND you will learn the Rules of Evidence backwards and forwards. We invite all 2Ls and 3Ls interested in building vital skills to participate.
1) Dates for the competition: Nov. 13th & 14th (the weekend after the MPRE);
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3) Tryouts will be during the day, from 12-2 PM on September 10, 15 and 17 and also from 9-11 AM on September 16. Sign-up lists are posted on the MCB door.
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5) Practices will take place twice a week (one during the day on a weekday and another on the weekend) at the law school.
Client Counseling CompetitionPosted September 14th, 2010 by Anonymous
The ABA Client Counseling Competition simulates a law office consultation in which you, acting as a team of two attorneys, are presented with a typical client matter. The competition will be held either February 12, 2011 or February 19, 2011. This year's topic is Professional Responsibility.
Tryouts will be held Friday, September 24 starting at 2:30pm in Washer Lounge. You must sign up as a two member team. Due to the topic for this year's competition, it is strongly recommended that each member of a team has either taken or is currently enrolled in Professional Responsibility.
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If you have any questions about this competition or the tryouts please contact Professor Abramson at email@example.com or Lani Burt at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Pirtle Washer Oral Advocacy CompetitionPosted September 14th, 2010 by Anonymous
Attention 2L's, 3L's and 4L's
Informational Meetings Wednesday, September 15th and Thursday, September 23 in Room 175 at 12:10
The annual Pirtle-Washer Oral Advocacy Competition is a great opportunity for law students to hone their oral advocacy skills. This competition is open to all 2L, 3L, and 4L University of Louisville Law Students. The competition focuses on a competitor's ability as an oral advocate and therefore requires no research outside of the given materials. The preliminary rounds will be held on Saturday, October 16th and the Finals will be on Friday, October 22nd. If interested please sign up on the Moot Court Board door and attend an informational meeting in room 175 at 12:10 pm on 9/15 or 9/23.

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durhdurh ( ) Feb. 6, 2013 at 7:41pm
I myself owned many phones iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, Samsung Galaxy SII, LG Esteem 4G, LG EVO 4G, anyhow, now I am very satisfy with my LG Motion 4G from Metro PCS($50 after rebate) no contract, true SDer. I stay within the bay area for 300 days of the year, but the other 65.5 days consist of no service such as Las Vegas, or up 30 minutes up the mountain of where I live.... I'm very satisfy with this phone, it has a 1.5 DUO CORE CPU chip, very crappy resolution but 1080p (the resolution is slightly pixelated, but due to this, it gives the CPU less of a burden to run in high-resolution, therefore making this phone faster than a Samsung Galaxy S3 or even an iPhone 5. You'll trip out that this phone is only $50 and has comparable specs to an iPad Mini or an S3. I was gonna shell the $500 for the S3, but decided to stay ghetto to the brand, Metro Piece of $H*T.
Be happy with what you got, quit ordering tablets, updating phones, keep it simple, all you need is a 4G phone, that can pick up SLICKDEALS mobile site, and order to make loot for your savings or other expenses. I don't suggest owning 4-5 tablets, unless your gonna slap them on the wall in every single room as a white board.
durhdurh ( ) Feb. 6, 2013 at 7:44pm
Also, I have a software engineer that owns this and told me this isn't a worthy tablet, maybe for those that never owned anything high-end, but she says it lags a little. And based on my knowledge, there's more stuff coming out, and ALL TABLETS, should be quite relatively cheap from now, on, to be honest, I suggest that $449 iPad 4th gen that was on sale a week ago, FS + TAX FREE, for those who missed that, I would not suggest if your just savage about the price, look for the specifications for yourself, and make sure this is the keeper for awhile, jumping phones and tablet is a huge waste of money..... My personal opinion, sorry for your tech lovers, I love you too!
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laptopquestions ( ) Feb. 6, 2013 at 7:48pm
As far as the missing rear camera, I don't miss it at all. I have a Galaxy S3 phone (8MP) for that and most rear cameras on tablets leave *a lot* to be desired (i.e. very poor resolution).
durhdurh ( ) Feb. 6, 2013 at 7:48pm
Hell yeah, especially if you bought your old tablet off of SD for dirt cheap and sell it for more on CL/eBay for its original price to get another fat SD update, this is definitely fair, and should be promoted at all cost! I suggest you do that a.s.a.p, buy first, ask later, uh YMMV(the miles in my head, lol)
There is no waiting forever, I've been on this site, daily., and saw so many choices, iPad Mini, 4th Gen iPad, Toshiba Excite, tons of Asus Models(DUO,TRI,QUAD chips), the supply is that so many corporations are fighting to monopolized.
To be honest, I'm waiting for the oversupplied e-Cigerette deals, now the supply for that is twisted due to the fact not everyone smokes, and its a dumb idea, but usually these e-CIg deals are free, so it's a win-win! I'll also like to agree, this is a good deal, due to the thumbs, but I'm very happy as just having one android system, my ghetto Metro PCS 4G phone!
usacamaro ( ) Feb. 6, 2013 at 7:55pm
I did have one, sold it because it had screen issues. My comment was " hit or miss" build quality. You must have one of the "hit" ones, but the "miss" ones are too frequent. I doubt you will be waiting forever for a $200 quad core w/ a rear camera and high res screen and possibly a SD slot.
momomchine ( ) Feb. 6, 2013 at 7:55pm
Who refurbed these?
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durhdurh ( ) Feb. 6, 2013 at 7:57pm
You are correct sir, the benchmark has proven to surpass others, but based on my co-workers personal experienced. I'm not gonna argue on my personal opinion on the matter, it seems like everyone wants to play the game my opinion is better than yours. Both of your replies have been opposing your opinions against mines, you win the game son.
laptopquestions ( ) Feb. 6, 2013 at 7:59pm
And less than 24 hours after its announcement, the Google Nexus 7 has already been given the benchmark treatment.
Of course, other tablets are well capable of achieving better results, but don't forget that the Google Nexus 7 starts at $199. That said, you get a lot of bang for the buck
usacamaro ( ) Feb. 6, 2013 at 7:59pm
Every android device has an SD slot except the nexus 7
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That crow attacking you isn't crazy — it's an anxious parent
Urban dwellers: Watch where you step from late May to mid-June. This is fledge season, when crows help their babies learn to fly. They are in uber-protective mode and will strike if they see you as a threat.
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A woman and her 2-year-old son were walking down a street in Ballard last Wednesday afternoon. As they passed under a large evergreen, the woman felt something hit the back of her head.
Must be some punk kids, she thought, and turned to look. Then she heard an unmistakable sound: wings flapping through the air.
She'd apparently been struck by a crow. And there, perched back in the tree, it sat, watching, waiting, she said, as she and her son walked away.
The 38-year-old health professional — who asked that her name not be used, because, frankly, the whole thing still feels a little weird — had no idea she'd stumbled into prime crow-rearing territory.
But in the crow-saturated Northwest, her experience provides a lesson for urban dwellers: Watch where you step from late May to mid-June.
This is fledge season, when crows help their babies learn to fly. As the little ones stumble from the nest to branches and the ground below, their avian parents can get incredibly protective. If they believe a threat is near, they may attack — passers-by, dogs and anything that normally wouldn't make them flinch could become potential targets.
"They've invested a lot in their young and literally have helped them survive natural hazards and storms," said John Marzluff, a professor of wildlife science at the University of Washington, who in 2005 co-authored a book called "In the Company of Crows and Ravens."
"It's best to keep moving and not let them get a good fix on you," he said.
The reason, according to Marzluff: Crows can remember your face.
Marzluff, who led a recent study at the University of Washington exploring facial recognition in crows, said that crows, as part of their evolutionary success, have learned to zero in on people who feed or harass them.
In the study, crows were trapped by people wearing threatening masks and later, according to the findings, homed in on the masked individuals in a crowd, mobbing and cawing harshly at them.
Facial recognition also has been noted in mockingbirds, magpies and, yes, even pigeons, Marzluff added.
"They [pigeons] interact with people a lot," he said. "It pays to remember and recognize. But so far, crows are the champions."
Being six months pregnant, with a toddler in tow, the Ballard woman said she hurried home and asked her husband to look at the back of her head. She was worried about whether anything could be transmitted to her and the baby.
She said her husband found two small scratches. They were bleeding a little, so she dabbed hydrogen peroxide and anti-bacterial cream on her head and stepped into the shower.
"To wash — I don't know — the crow out of my hair," she said.
She said she then called her obstetrician, who told her just to make sure the scratch didn't get infected.
(Marzluff added that crows don't transmit any diseases.)
For extra measure, the woman posted her experience online at the neighborhood blog www.myballard.com. Kate Bergman, who runs the site, said she noticed right away that the post got people's attention. They wrote about their own experiences and expressed everything from wonder to rage.
The woman said she learned from comments on the blog about fledge season and crows protecting their young — something she could easily relate to.
Now, she's sure about one thing.
"We're not walking under that tree for a while," she said.
Even though fledge season will end in a couple of weeks, "I'm going to give it to the end of June."
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COLD SPRING, Minn. (AP) — Even for those who didn't know him, the fatal ambush of a local police officer provoked tears Friday for residents of the small central Minnesota community where he was killed while trying to help a man believed to be suicidal.
Officer Tom Decker, a six-year veteran and father of four, had gone to check on a man's welfare when he was fatally shot after getting out of his squad car near a bar in Cold Springs late Thursday. Investigators said Friday that several guns were found, and the man who was reported to be suicidal was taken into custody.
"He was a policeman trying to help someone. He was called there to help and he went there and was shot doing his job," said Donna Knaus, a manager at Cold Spring Bakery not far from the crime scene. "It's horrible."
Many other residents of Cold Spring, a city of about 4,000 residents about 75 miles northwest of Minneapolis, became teary-eyed when asked about Decker. The officer grew up on a farm south of town, and after graduating from college, worked at several small Minnesota police departments before coming home for what he called his dream job.
"It's a terrible, terrible thing in a community this size," said Florence Benson, 72, of Rockville, just a few miles down the road. "Just about everybody knows everybody — especially police officers."
The man taken into custody, 34-year-old Ryan Michael Larson of Cold Spring, was being held Friday on suspicion of second-degree murder. The county attorney's office was considering criminal charges.
Larson's relatives either couldn't be reached or declined comment Friday to The Associated Press. One said she wasn't sure whether Larson had an attorney.
Stearns County Sheriff John Sanner said his department got a call around 9 p.m. Thursday reportedly from Larson's family, saying he might be suicidal. Cold Spring police went to his home once and couldn't raise anyone, then returned almost two hours later.
It was during the second trip that Decker was shot. He was wearing a bulletproof vest.
"It's apparent to us the officer was ambushed at the scene," said Drew Evans, assistant superintendent of the state Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
Investigators wouldn't elaborate on why they believe the shooting was an ambush, saying only that the shooting was still being investigated.
Residents, meanwhile, were focused on the officer's family. One woman who said she didn't know the officer left a flower bouquet for his family at City Hall, where a heart-shaped balloon and candle were also left. A banner made at a local school was filled with dozens of colorful handprints cut out of construction paper and read: "We thank all of you for your service to our community."
When asked about the banner, Cold Spring Mayor Doug Schmitz was moved to tears. "It's tough," he whispered.
"A lot of people woke up this morning in shock, and we're still in shock," he said later. "We're a strong community. We just bind together here. It's going to be a tough few days and weeks to come, but we'll make it."
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Built in 1884 by Captain Albert Hatt, the Historic Napa Mill is a registered Historic Landmark that has been resurrected into a lively spot for Napa visitors and locals alike to gather. Waiting within a matter of steps of the inn's front door, are The Spa at Napa River Inn, Silo's Night Club, The Napa General Store artisan shop and café, the Vintage Sweet Shop, and two restaurants: Angele and Celadon. Sweetie Pie's Bakery is right next door and will deliver breakfast straight to guests in their rooms.
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 12: Book 3, Chapters 30-32.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Whose arrival surprises everyone?
(a) Alice.
(b) Amazons.
(c) Some vampires from Central America.
(d) Jared.
2. Where does Jacob hear Quil's voice?
(a) In a department store.
(b) At a State Park.
(c) In the woods near the Cullen home.
(d) While he is walking along the shore.
3. What does Jacob do when Sam calls the pack?
(a) Curses Sam.
(b) Ignores the call.
(c) Goes to sleep so the call will not compel him.
(d) Phases and runs into the woods.
4. Why does Alice tell Edward it won't be much longer before Bella's change is complete?
(a) Bella is no longer moaning.
(b) Bella is breathing more slowly.
(c) Bella is becoming clearer.
(d) Bella is opening her eyes for longer periods of time.
5. Where did Carlisle tell Charlie Bella is?
(a) San Francicso.
(b) Miami.
(c) Atlanta.
(d) Seattle.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Jacob want to do with the Cullens now?
2. On her first attempt, how far does Bella stretch her ability to shield others from mind attacks?
3. What deal does Jacob make with Edward?
4. What happens when Edward whispers Renesmee to Bella?
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Discussion in 'Too Hot for Swamp Gas' started by mocgator, Sep 27, 2013.
No one will. Upon further review the best thing for our deficit spending problem is a 41% government shutdown until November of 2014.
Rest assured, those agencies will still be alive and well.
Not with pay they wont. Not at least the way you think they will.
Do you really think the NSA is not going to get their paychecks?
The Government has money coming in every day They can last longer than they are telling everyone. Another obama scare tactic to create unrest and get peoples minds off all his scandals
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long boot....unlocked system file by accident cant remember what file
well i unlocked a system locked (pad lock symbol) folder by accident looking for something else and since than the following issues are observed. and i don't remember the folder =(
when the system boots it will boot very slowly. the screen will turn black with the mouse pointer visible for
maybe 30 seconds? than the desktop will appear as normal. all systems once booted appear to be normal.
i already did these steps attempting:
system restore....no points past date of issue.
Defragged both disks just in case.
Ran CC cleaner on the registry and the standard caches.
ran scan now tool and found one issue listed below:
Beginning system scan. This process will take some time.
Beginning verification phase of system scan.
Verification 100% complete.
Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files but was unable to fix some of th
Details are included in the CBS.Log windir\Logs\CBS\CBS.log. For example
cannot view log even when i give admin full access under property's.
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Windows 8 Core X64
How about doing a System Restore to before you made the change?
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Win7 x 6 PC's
You may need to run SFC /scannow a few times to see if it will repair the files. If not you can replace them using Extract Files from Windows 7 Installation DVD
Try taking ownership of cbs.log with Take Ownership Shortcut then post it up as an attachment in reply.
If you can't post the cbs.log then I'd skip to the step needed when unfixable System files are found and cannot be resolved: Repair Install.
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Join us on Saturday, November 22 to help pick up old debris on the Jamacha parcel. 9am-1pm
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The Refuge teamed with Bureau of Land Management, San Diego Association of Governments' Environmental Mitigation Program, and Frontier Environmental Solutions, Inc., to increase the number of nest sites for Golden Eagles in southern San Diego.
The San Diego NWR Complex manages diverse wildlife and their habitats on four Refuges: Tijuana Slough NWR, San Diego Bay NWR, San Diego NWR, and Seal Beach NWR.
San Diego is managed as part of the San Diego National Wildlife Refuge Complex.
The National Wildlife Refuge System, within the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, manages a national network of lands and waters set aside to conserve America's fish, wildlife, and plants.
The Pacific Southwest Region's (Region 8) own video magazine of sorts features our recent 1,800-acre land acquisition to the San Diego NWR. Check out the video here!
San Diego NWR volunteers planted acorns for the third season in a row, and were featured on a special series by host Nan Sterman called, "A Growing Passion." You can still watch for re-runs for episode 4 airing on Thursday evenings at 8:30 pm and repeating 4:00pm on Saturday afternoons; on KPBS television, Channel 15
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Talk about making size matter! The ginormous Motherlamp ($2,800) is available in natural wood veneer and polycarbonate and will just about dwarf everything in whatever room it's suspended. This may be a great choice for well-feathered loft dwellers who need to do something with all of that space.
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girlygirly 6 years
Looks huge & ugly !! hmm also scary lol
JaimeLeah526 6 years
Way too big but I love the design of it.
CupcakeGal10 6 years
This scares me.
CupcakeGal10 6 years
This scares me.
sugarbecky 6 years
I think it would be great in a large hospitality space, such as a hotel lobby.
gruaig_rua 6 years
Just saw Dana18's comment :oops:
gruaig_rua 6 years
Just saw Dana18's comment :oops:
gruaig_rua 6 years
It looks like a spaceship!
gruaig_rua 6 years
It looks like a spaceship!
MandyJoBo 6 years
I hate it. I don't like the wood look and I don't like the lackluster shape.
Dana18 6 years
Beam Me up Scottie.
Dana18 6 years
Beam Me up Scottie.
Catipa 6 years
Too big, I don't care for it.
Catipa 6 years
Too big, I don't care for it.
mf 6 years
it's hard to figure out what to do with such high ceilings sometimes like the ones we have..when you're dealing with 15-20ft ceilings that's a great option...also, it looks lightweight. some of the solutions i've seen scare me because while they might be large enough, they're too heavy!!!
LaLaLaurie06 6 years
uhm that's just huge. unless it is going to give me a tan...then no.
WhatTheFrockBlog 6 years
I like it a lot, but it would be hard to find a good space for it. It would've looked rad in my old loft apartment, though.
Twinkle1 6 years
I actually like it. Could never see it in my house though, but maybe in a restaurant.
Lovely_1 6 years
I dunno how I feel about it. It's very neat and different buuuuut I dunno if I could see it in my place haha...
eightieslingo 6 years
It would only look good in a really big room. A really big room styled like the 70's.
bingkaycoy 6 years
First of all it's too big, then it's made of wood , then it looks retro---a style that I hate--so in short, this lamp is ugly
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Just what I need- That thing falling on my head during an earthquake. HATE!
lilv 6 years
hate that is just ridulous maybe if a LOT smaller
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It's gonna take me weeks to find time to actually dissect all of these. Anyone find any gems in there?
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I cant stop laughing - no one in their right mind is going to want to copy msn search or the technology behind it!
Its like filing 100 patents on the design and construction of a chocolate teapot
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Q. When is this year's Guildford Beer Festival?
A. The Fifth Annual Guildford Beer Festival takes place on Friday, 25th and Saturday 26th July.
Q. Where will it be?
A. At Guildford Cricket Club at The Sports Ground in Woodbridge Road, Guildford GU1 4RP. The Beer Festival takes place in large marquees at the Railway End of the ground. There is plenty of seating outdoors and under cover.
Q. What's the history of the Guildford Beer Festival?
A. The inaugural Guildford Beer Festival was held in August 2010. It was organised by and hosted at Guildford Cricket Club. The event was a great success and sold out. Each successive GBF has attracted more visitors and it is now a fixture of the Guildford Summer calendar.
Q. What are the opening hours?
A. There are three separate timed sessions – you buy a ticket to one or more. The sessions are Friday evening (6.00 – 10.00), Saturday afternoon (12.00 to 4.00) and Saturday evening (6.00 – 10.00).
Q. How much will it cost?
A. Tickets are £10.00 (Friday evening) and £8.00 (Saturday afternoon and Saturday evening). CAMRA members receive a discount in the form of tokens entitling them to a free pint – tokens are issued on arrival upon presentation of a current CAMRA Membership card.
Q. Where can I buy tickets?
A. Tickets may be purchased from 1st April 2014:
On-line from the Guildford Beer Festival website. Note that when you buy a ticket online, you receive your ticket(s) in PDF format by email – no ticket is posted.
In person from The Guildford Tourist Information Centre, 155 High Street, Guildford
GU1 3AJ (Tel. 01483 444333, www.visitguildford.com).
As stated above, CAMRA members pay the full price when purchasing their admission tickets, but will receive free tokens on arrival.
Once the cricket season begins, you can also buy tickets in person from the Pavilion Bar at Guildford Cricket Club on match days.
Q. Why is there an entry charge when I then have to pay for my beer?
A. The admission price includes a commemorative GBF tasting glass and a souvenir programme with the full beer list and tasting notes. We also have to cover quite large overheads – hire charges for the marquees, mobile toilets, lighting, fencing and the musical entertainment. There are also cleaning, insurance, security and administrative costs. The GBF an upmarket event with high quality facilities, and we do not skimp on the set up.
Q. What is there to drink?
A. We will again be concentrating on cask ales sourced from independent and micro-breweries within a 30 mile radius and handmade ciders. There will be at least 70 different beers and ciders to sample from around 25 breweries and producers. There will be a varied range of ABVs, colours and different styles of ale (IPA's, milds, porters, blonde ales, strong ales). Separate from the Beer Tent, will have a bar in the Music Tent selling an interesting range of wines and soft drinks.
Q. What will be new this year?
A. About half the beers in the Beer List will be different to what we offered last year. We are featuring up to 10 new breweries, including several which started in the last year. For the first time, we will also be offering a selection of keg craft beers and ciders served cold.
Q. I came to the last GBF and not all the beers in the programme were available. Why?
A. A couple of those listed did not arrive from the brewery, and we had a couple of substitutes (also unlisted). We will only serve beer if it is in perfect condition, so if a beer is cloudy and needs more time to settle, we will not start selling it until it is ready.
Q. How does the token payment system work?
A. You purchase drinks with plastic tokens, which you purchase for cash at the admission desk. One token buys you ½ pint. There are signs explaining how much tokens cost and how many it makes sense to buy. Don't purchase too many – there is NO REFUND for unused tokens at the end. If you run out during the evening, you can easily buy more at the front desk (and there will be no queue after the initial rush). Tokens are used at most beer festivals. It makes paying for beer simple and quick, speeding up service in the Beer Tent.
Q. How much is a pint?
A. All beers and ciders are served by the ½ pint. Each ½ pint costs one token – all the beers and ciders cost the same. We will sell 6 tokens for £10.00, which works out at £1.67 per ½ pint or £3.33 per pint.
Q. Is it easy to get to the venue?
A. Guildford Cricket Club in Woodbridge Road is very close to the town centre. It is a short walk from Guildford Railway Station (look for directional signs so you take the shortest route) and from Guildford Bus Station. Most visitors come by public transport but there is also ample free parking in the ground (enter via the gate in Woodbridge Road at the Railway End, close to the Woodbridge Café).
Q. Will I be able to get food at the event?
A. Yes – there will two high quality food concessions offering a hog roast, gourmet burgers, chips, beef or vegetarian chilli, pies, etc. Note that you pay for food using CASH not tokens.
Q. Will there be live music?
A. Yes – There is superb live music at all three sessions in the Andertons Music Tent – a total of eleven (!) acts. At the Opening Session on Friday evening, the Headline Act is the HACKNEY COLLIERY BAND – East London's take on a brass band! Look out for further announcements of the music programme.
Q. Am I allowed to bring my dog?
A. Sorry – guide dogs only. The event is very busy and not suitable for dogs.
Q. Can I bring the kids?
A. Absolutely not – there is strictly no admission for persons under the age of 18.
Q. Do you offer corporate packages?
A. Yes – contact Chad Murrin on 07767 224632 for details.
Q. Do you need bar staff?
A. Most of our staff are volunteers, including expert assistance from the Guildford Lions and Surrey & Hants Branch of CAMRA. If you are interested in joining the team, email Chad Murrin at firstname.lastname@example.com or call him on 07767 224632


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If you want to sell more product by running a sale, which would make more sense: advertising "price cut 33%" or "50% more" product? Functionally, the two are the same level of discounting. Researchers at the University of Minnesota found, though, that a "50% bonus pack" sold 71% more than a "35% discount," even though the latter is a slightly lower price per unit. […]
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Does grouping products together into a single-price bundle increase the perception of value? Most of us would answer "yes," but surprising new research shows there is at least one condition where such grouping can actually reduce the apparent value. In fact, the bundle may be seen as worth not just less than the sum of its parts, but less than the individual product! […]
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Having demolished the belief that most people are rational in his last two books, Duke researcher Dan Ariely puts to death the concept that "most people are honest" in his newest book, The Honest Truth About Dishonesty: How We Lie to Everyone - Especially Ourselves.
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If I gave you $50 with the following two choices, what would you do?
Keep $30.
Gamble, with a 50/50 chance of keeping or losing the whole $50.
An experimenter posed that question to subjects, and found that 43% of the subjects chose to gamble. Then the options were changed to: […]
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Business agreements are usually secured by written agreements that define the obligations of the parties and state what happens under various conditions. Having been party to a few business deals launched based mostly on enthusiasm and trust, I can certainly vouch for the importance of such agreements. Not everyone relies entirely on extensive documentation, though – oilman T. Boone Pickens famously collected $3 billion when courts upheld his handshake deal to acquire a piece of Getty Oil. And, we find, there's actually scientific evidence that stronger contracts can reduce trust. […]
Nudge by Thaler and Sunstein
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Artwork by 11 North Central College students is featured in the annual Senior Art Show.
The exhibit is free, open to the public and on display May 10 through June 12 in two locations at the College's Meiley-Swallow Hall Gallery, 31 S. Ellsworth St., and the Oesterle Library Gallery, 320 E. School St. The senior artists will greet visitors during a reception from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday, May 20, in both galleries; complimentary refreshments will be served.
The exhibition will feature paintings, drawings, ceramics and sculpture. Exhibitors are:
The Office of International Programs, ThinkGlobal Arts foundation and Sigma Tau Delta, North Central's English honor society, will co-host a talk by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 25, in Wentz Concert Hall. Divakaruni is an award-winning author, poet and teacher.
Hemlata Mistry '05 watches news reports about North Korea with a special fascination. She developed an academic passion for the Korean culture and language while at North Central, and now her hard work and advanced studies have resulted in a prestigious Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship (ETA). She will begin the orientation process in July and then receive an assignment to teach English in South Korea while engaging in cultural exchange programs and furthering her own Korean language studies.
Brian Hoffert, North Central College associate professor of religious studies and history and coordinator of East Asian studies, participated as presenter and moderator at the 8th Annual Midwest Conference on Chinese Thought at Indiana University in Bloomington, Ind., April 13-15. North Central College hosted the conference in 2011.
March 27, 2012—North Central College has introduced a distinctive new Master of International Business Administration (MIBA) degree. It is the Chicago region's only such graduate-level program with an explicit focus on international business.
With more than 95 percent of the world's population living outside the United States, North Central College recognizes that employers increasingly need managers who are equipped with international experience and specialized training to take their work to the global marketplace.
North Central College will host its 16th Annual International Festival on Feb. 12, featuring new performance groups and participating community organizations, authentic international cuisine, ethnic dancing, live music and more.
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Stephanie has immersed herself in diverse cultures. The way she sees it, "You need to know the cultures you're studying." In addition to her major in East Asian Studies with a focus on Japan, she added majors in Japanese and French.
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"I find it's very easy to adapt to East Asian cultures, which are not as different as they seem," she says.
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Love and longing are at the heart of Nir Hod's series of oil-on-mirror paintings entitled The Night You Left. This Valentine's, we are releasing 50 limited edition sets of pink mirrored coasters inspired by these enigmatic works to celebrate the most romantic day of the year.
Inspired by his series of oil on mirror paintings entitled The Night You Left, Nir Hod bottles the recurring themes of introspection and longing contemplated in this body of work into a functional object: a set of four mirrored coasters, lined with digitally printed white powder. Decadent and eye-catching, the coasters are backed with black velvet and are housed in a sleek black box.
The Night You Left masterfully captures a heightened and ephemeral emotional state; a moment of solitude and self-revelation. It is a meditation on love and love lost, on pain and catharsis. "There is a certain magic in loneliness," Hod explains, "you have to be alone to create." He adds, "It's not about drugs or glamour—it's about the inside world, where you can dream and love and seek a greater truth—it's about a feeling of being connected to something so human."
Nir Hod (b. 1970 in Tel Aviv, lives and works in New York) creates luxuriously stylized worlds of beauty, loneliness, glamour and death in his videos, sculptures and realist paintings. As Richard Vine wrote in the catalogue for Hod's survey exhibition at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, "From the beginning of his career, Nir Hod has opposed the ideology that labels sumptuousness an esthetic sin. His work openly substitutes the pleasure principle and a fluid multiplicity of selves for the old notions of high seriousness and personal authenticity."


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After so much help in planning our trip last summer with my family of 3 WDW vets and 4 WDW rookies, I am hoping to get some more DIS love in figuring out our next adventure: WDW with a 1 year old !
We are expecting our second daughter next month and planning a week-long trip for Fall '14 - mostly so that momma can FINALLY do Halloween Disney-style! We took our now 6 year old to DL for the first time when she was 16 months and learned a lot about touring with a little one - definitely more relaxed touring and lots of breaks, but amazing to see what catches their interest!
My problem is figuring out which resort would be best considering our new group. We are focusing on the moderates (with the hope that free dining will be offered again next fall), but I am not totally ruling out the 'cheaper' deluxes (WL, AKL). We will most likely be driving down, so will have our own car for transportation. I guess my main question is that since we will probably be spending more time in the room than previously to let the little one nap and relax, I want to make sure the resort has amenities to fill the down times.
We did a split-stay at POR/YC last year and while I LOVED YC, it's just too far out of budget this time around and I don't think we'd take full advantage of SAB. My only issue with POR was cast member related so I would definitely consider it again... but I would want the mansions if possible (I have hip issues and long walks/ stairs are NOT my thing!!!). We have looked at CSR and CB but I don't know a lot about either (other than size). And I need to rectify the cost difference of AKL or WL to hubby - he LOVED YC but still likes to know what he's getting for his $$$.
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I would pick POFQ small size, nice pool for the little ones elevatores in all the buildings nice food court boat to DTD carriage rides and a short walk to PO use of the pool there rike rental and also boat rental. Good luck in your choice.
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I am a Deluxe girl, and don't tend to stay anywhere else. For access to the Magic Kingdom Wilderness Lodge is nice and close and you can see the fireworks off of the shores of Bay Lake. But one of my absolute favorite resorts is AKL. It is unlike any other resort because of the free-roaming areas. It is not near anything and bus transportation is the only option but I enjoy the bus rides and when I get back to the resort just unwinding. I also like the Mara at AKL (the food court) but that Roaring Forks at the WL. Happy planning!
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Two things that I would think about, my recollection is that showers are not that unusual in the fall thus the indoor corridors of AKL and WL offer more weather protection. @ AKL the walkway from the bus stop to the lobby is short and covered but the Mara requires a short jaunt outside - which also is covered by a roof. Whereas WL walk to the boat is not covered. Not that this would be a deciding factor for me - just something to think about. More importantly to me would be that WL and AKL both have balconies offering a nice escape while the baby sleeps.
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With the choices you have presented, I would choose WL. You will be close to MK and you could also take the boat over to FW which is a lot of fun - pony rides, a playground, etc.
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DH and I walked from POR to POFQ for a swim. I liked that we could use both pools. I think you could also take the boat.
We also really liked CSR. It's fairly sprawling, but beautiful! We were there nearly a week and really enjoyed it!
Another option might be renting DVC, we did that last trip and are doing it next trip. It's nice to stay at the deluxes (in DVC units) for a price we can justify. Note that you don't get daily housekeeping, but that doesn't bother me considering the rates.
This fall will be our first trip with our DD who will be 2, we are really excited! We did a 1 day DL teaser in May when we were in Los Angeles and it was a lot of fun, so I'm excited for a "full" trip to WDW!

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If you want the mansions, just put it in your request in the reservation, and make sure you include that you need to be close to the food court for mobility / health issues. If you still don't get the location you want, talk to the CM at the front desk. They'll do every effort to accomodate you.
WL is super convenient to MK. Great boat ride to MK, and you have lots of other options at FW or CR (via boat also). Plus, if you're looking for less walks at your hotel, nothing beats one central building with elevators (plus a gorgeous lobby to boot! ).
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Got it narrowed to two!!!
Thanks so much for all the great input!
We have considered DVC before (especially last year with our group of 7) but the discounts are so much more limited on those rooms and I am pretty sure we can swing something with the 'standard' rooms.
I think we are going to go with POR or WL. DH and I agree that the 'perks' of proximity of WL outweigh AKL (and he likes the idea of being a hop, skip, and jump from lots of food options) and if discounts don't pan out, we would be content at POR as well. We plan on doing some stuff in DtD and will probably spend more time in MK than any other park, so both have an appeal there.
I do think this trip we are going to try to do a meal at AKL just so we have a chance to see it and definitely keep it in for consideration for a future visit when we aren't trying to navigate naptimes and strollers. We're talking about maybe an AKL/YC split-stay after the YC renovation, but I just don't want to mess with a split-stay while juggling a toddler - we had some drama come up last year as we changed resorts and while rare, it took some time to resolve that I'm pretty sure the toddler will not be up for.
Now, to wait for July 10 and start planning!!!
Thanks again and I do appreciate all your advice!!!
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