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The Villa Rose Hotel is a 4 Star, family owned, boutique spa hotel located in the bustling town of Ballybofey, Co Donegal. Centrally located on the N15 between Lifford and Donegal Town it is an ideal base from which to experience all that Donegal and the North West of Ireland have to offer.
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Do not rent or buy this game.
posted by JESSPEDRO (COALVILLE, UT) Dec 6, 2010
Member since May 2010
1 out of 2 gamers (50%) found this review helpful
Bad graphic's, worse "in-game" characture control and not to metion any resemlblence to actual MX/ATV experience.
Pure 2
posted by Kiba3D (DOUGLASVILLE, GA) Nov 30, 2010
Member since Nov 2010
3 out of 8 gamers (38%) found this review helpful
but if you haven played pure hers the review
This game is another action pack, trick bustin, 2,000 feet in the air jumpin, 4-weeler rollen, full thorottle, gas burnin, getting kick in the face, basic run of the mill... 4 weeler game wich spells ...AWSOME all over it haha
not what i thought it was guna be my rating is a 3
posted by markymark34 (SALEM, OR) Jun 24, 2011
Member since Jun 2011
Very Good
Give it a chance.
posted by rereviewer (WHEELING, WV) May 2, 2011
Member since May 2011
Could have been better
posted by tjriddle (PLAINS, MT) Apr 27, 2011
Member since Apr 2011
posted by GameStop (LAWNDALE, CA) Apr 26, 2011
Member since Jul 2010
idk guys......
posted by venom96 (LEANDER, TX) Apr 16, 2011
Member since Feb 2010
Very Good
throttle up
posted by gombajoe (MIDDLETOWN, NY) Mar 31, 2011
Member since Mar 2011
Above Average
posted by siddwell_6 (PLEASANT CITY, OH) Mar 21, 2011
Member since Feb 2011
don't buy/don't rent/just play the demo
posted by realdeal44 (CLEVELAND, OH) Feb 20, 2011
Member since Jun 2010
Multiplayer is almost non-existent....there is not split screen at all (Major bummer because this game would be awesome when you got a few buddies over). I went online once and there was only 3 or 4 people total online at that time...only two matches available to join cuz no one was online. I think this game will suffer online because no one really has Nail'd in their library....so this is another missed opportunity.
So overall - good game, but everything you will get in the game you will find in the demo...so just download the demo and play it over and over again...cuz that is essentially what you'll get if you buy the game.
Really Bad
posted by sinn44 (CEDAR RAPIDS, IA) Jan 6, 2011
Member since Jan 2011
Not worth renting
posted by racemy442 (DUBLIN, GA) Jan 3, 2011
Member since Feb 2008
Above Average
In it to win it...FAST!
posted by UkManiak (ROCHESTER, NY) Dec 15, 2010
Member since Sep 2010
Nail'd is not just your usual round and round we go, where we stop...is the finish line game. Huge open maps that give you choice in your direction and finding out the flaws of your decision the hard way (i.e. smashing face into a telephone pole) is what this game is all about. Polish developers are really beginning to grab my attention with how they are trying to change the way people see gaming, and I love it.
Nail'd is not deep in terms of gaming experience. It is not about how many tricks you can pull off in one jump, its about how fast can you go to win. If you loved Pure, stay away from this game. If you want a new set of treads thrashed across your backside, then Nail'd will be a great weekend pit stop for you. Enjoy and watch that first turn..its a doozy.
Really Bad
Need for speed atv
posted by car16hp (BELLE PLAINE, MN) Dec 4, 2010
Member since Dec 2010
Really Bad
Poor mans motostorm
posted by LightsOut1 (LINCOLNSHIRE, IL) Dec 3, 2010
Member since Dec 2010
just plain horrible!
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Member since Sep 2010

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I ♥ marvel and its movies, comics and every thing it had ever made. I have seen them in Avengers Earth Mthest Heros and In comics hope to have fun in the movie.
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Touch My Katamari launch trailer
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Find out the truth behind the King of All Cosmos in Touch My Katamari for the PlayStation Vita.
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Touch My Katamari 'November gameplay' Trailer
The King of All Cosmos beckons once more, for he has a bushel of new and zany missions for you his princely son in Touch My Katamari for the PlayStation Vita.
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Wednesday, December 5, 2012
DARE - Michigan
Speaking of the Dictionary of American Regional English (as I did here recently and here), their website has a state-by-state index that allows users to look up commonly used regional synonyms by state. My favorite part of this feature is that each state's page begins with a paragraph that includes examples of some of the regionally-distinctive words in use.
Here is Michigan's:
A lawyer doesn't have to be someone who wears a suit and goes to court. For that matter, a long john isn't underwear and a sewing needle can fly. If you're headed to a covered-dish meal, consider making pasties with hamburg for hot dish. Up in Norway pine-country, you may see some people headlighting or trying to shining deer, which doesn't seem too fair for the deer.
To see the definitions of these Michigan synonyms and to look up other state's synonyms, here is a link to DARE: State-By-State. Have fun.
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Catalyst 10.10 was great
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whats causing a small delay shift when taking off follow by a jeak, this been happing for 3 years i changed the transmission oil and its doing the same thing still.
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CLARION, Pa. (EYT) - In the early morning hours of February 2, 2013, a "drive by" shooting took place at an apartment building located at 1223 Leatherwood Drive, Clarion. A female Clarion University student attending a party at that location incurred a non-fatal gunshot wound to her lower leg.
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We hope you all had a great season and look forward to seeing you in the spring.
We are currently accepting registrations for the 2015 Spring season beginning Saturday, 11/08/14. Be one of the first to register and be entered to receive a $50.00 spring registration credit.
There is a link on the left hand side to 'Register Online'.
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We will do our best to accommodate special requests entered on registrations dated 11/14 thru 3/1/15 in the U06 and U08 Divisions, however cannot guarantee that we can honor all of them. We will be creating our teams based on the number of children registered as of end of day on 3/16, and will be building balanced teams to the best of our ability, to encourage competitive games.
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We also have a mandatory Candy Fundraiser and funds raised help to maintain the fields and replace equipment. Each FAMILY is asked to either sell two boxes of Hershey's brand candy (52 bars per box) for a total of $104 (paid at candy pickup, and recouped when candy is sold), OR to take the buyout at $52 (for those who do not wish to sell any candy (cost to you is $52)). Candy Pickup Dates are 1/31/15 and 2/28/15 from 9am -12pm. Payment of $104 is made at time of pickup, if not done online by credit card, although you may postdate your check to 4/6/2015 to give you a chance to sell the candy before we cash your check. (Travel players aged U15 and older, who do not have younger siblings registered, are not required to participate in the fundraiser.)
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In all reality, Mr. Pink can't just pack up and head off to visit Prague for the weekend without some serious moolah and a shitload of planning and, since I've heard Europe's most stunningly sensual women are Czech, I should be pretty miffed, right? Well, I'm gonna quit my bellyaching and throw on some 3D glasses, buddy, 'cause 3D Prague Girls takes us on a powerful erotic journey through the Czech capital with a handful of the most gorgeous naked women ever to step out of that tired old 2D format and enter the anaglyphic, Real 3D-enabled realm known as the third dimension.
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While there may be no such thing as the "best online coffee store", there is no doubt that some are better than others.
Some stores do their own roasting, others buy from wholesale roasters. Some buy direct from small farmers, others don't. Some offer a huge range of beans, others specialize in just a few, or in organic beans only. And so on.
But one thing is for sure...regardless of which you decide is the best, online coffee stores offer an amazing service to us all. Just a few years ago there wasn't even one online coffee store, and we were lucky if we had a decent source of gourmet coffee beans within a reasonable drive from home.
How do you find coffee stores online? That's easy. Just go to Google or some other search engine and type in "gourmet coffee". You'll get a ton of results.
But before you do that, here are a few of our own tips and pointers.
Buy from a well-known source, at least to begin with
As your expertise grows, you can try buying from smaller, specialty sites. But to start with, we'd recommend you stick with some of the better established online stores.
Here are a few we can comfortably recommend.
CoffeeForLess.com offers a wide selection of coffees at a good price and ships both within the US and to Canada.
Flavorbean Coffee offers wide range of beans, but is best known for its flavored coffees. How come? Because they flavor their coffees naturally, without the use of scary chemicals like propylene glycol. (Believe it or not, that's the chemical most coffee companies use to get the flavor into their beans.)Starbucks needs no introduction. If you love Starbucks coffee, you can buy their coffees online and brew them at home.
Peet's Coffee has been online since 1995, and their first store and coffee shop opened long before that, in 1966. Peet's played a huge role in popularizing gourmet coffee in North America...long before Starbucks even opened its first store.
Green Mountain Coffee offers a good selection of coffees, including a strong organic and fair trade selection. They also offer what is probably the largest selection of coffees in the K-cup format.
You could also consider signing up for a coffee club. These are online coffee services that deliver coffee to your home on a regular basis. I have written more about coffee clubs here.
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A downside of buying from online coffee stores is that you can end up finding a good price on a pound of coffee, only to find that you are going to pay the same again in shipping costs.
However, some stores will offer reduced or even free shipping if you order a certain quantity. So keep an eye out for those offers. You may find it worth your while buying more than one pound at a time.
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I can't quite figure out what I'm doing right, but something is working. The past few months I've been tweaking my food and exercise as I go, trying to figure out what works and what doesn't. And not just regarding to weight. I was doing things that burned me out and I would never sustain. Like going to the gym at 8PM and getting home really late and busting butt while there...not something I was enjoying or could have kept up for a long time. Now I get an AM walk for 2 miles, it's relaxing with music in my ears and I don't feel worn out or pushing myself. It's a good 200 calories burned first thing in the morning, and I carry my water bottle with me to get hydrating early.
I think my breakfast of egg whites is helping a lot too. I'm not starting the day off with a high carb meal, and the protein is holding me over all morning until I get an orange in around 10 AM. Instead of snacking on salty or sugary foods during the day, I'm eating fruit. And when I have a sweet craving, I grab a yogurt. Did you know a Yoplait yogurt is the same calories as a snack size butterfinger? And who can only eat one snack size butterfinger?? So I'm grabbing the yogurt instead.
I'm also, not ending my night with a lot of carbs. I used to toast an english muffin with peanut butter. Now I'm getting that yogurt or not eating a night time snack at all.
All of these little things, I've slowly tweaked along the way. I started with one, but it didn't make the weight go away. So I changed something else. Sometimes what I changed was no good (like removing coffee completely) and sometimes they were great! And all of this experimenting is finally paying off.
My weight this morning was 171.4. I'm about a pound and a half away from my lowest weight since 2008 when I started losing. I can't wait to see the 160's! I hope this continues. I already have plans on how to tweak a little more as my weight goes down. We'll see how it all pans out.
Let me back track first though.
Saturday before Easter, I hit a new low at 175.2. That was very exciting. Sunday, we decided to have Easter at home. I had a couple of pancakes with lite syrup which wasn't the best I could have done, since Hubby had an egg white omlete. But I like making Easter breakfast and wanted them pancakes. Lunch was light, especially after the big breakfast and dinner we made a lot of good choices to hopefully out weigh the bad ones. We had Turkey instead of Ham; we made mashed cauliflower instead of potatoes, and mashed turnips and dinner rolls (which ended up being my weakness and I ate 3 of em). I had a couple glasses of wine with my mom, and we had a bit of cake for dessert. I indulged on a few pieces of Easter candy. I felt good about how the day went even though it wasn't a weight loss kind of day. We also did some yard work and went for a leisurely walk with the kiddos. The monday after I was up to 178, which is not bad! At least it wasn't the dreaded 180.
So this week I've been very focused on eating right. I'm keeping my calories within 1350 and it's working out great. I'm a little hungry during the day between meals, but not for long. Maybe an hour tops. I'm drinking my water and I found a tea with caffeine that I'm replacing my afternoon coffee & creamer with. My weight this morning was 175.4, so really close to a new low. I'm hoping tomorrow morning I'll see a new low.
Tonight we have the challenge of going to Applebee's but with their low calorie menu options, I think this will be easy. I've promised myself, no appetizers and no dessert. It will be nice to spend the time with the family at the restaurant and that's good enough for me.
So I'm very pleased with how things are moving along. The month is still in the first half and I'm already at a lower weight than I have been all month. I think I can sustain this until I hit goal. I'm loving the warm weather and want to get out on more walks and possibly hikes. So we'll see if we can make that happen next week.
Thanks for stopping by!
I'm over my pity party. I'm trying this yet again. And we'll see what happens. Monday morning the scale said 182.8 and I started eating the lowest amount of calories I've ever tried at no more than 1350 a day. This morning I'm already down to 178.4. (Water weight for sure)
In the past if I was hungry, I ate. I didn't over eat and I didn't eat junk. But I did eat. So with Dear Husband's advice (whether he knows it or not) I'm going to just deal with being hungry. I have my meals planned for the day, I have my snacks planned, and that's all I get. And one thing I'm trying is to just drink myself full :) So I'm loading up on water (13 cups yesterday!!!) and tea if I can (have to get to the store and buy me some!) Hopefully I don't burn out on this. And I actually see results.
Only time will tell.
I don't want to talk about it.
So 27 days ago, I weighed in at 175.8...then we went to NYC. It's so frustrating that one day can set me back so much. I mean, it's a series of events...but still, that one day really dropped the ball for me and I've been paying for it as I work really hard to put me back. Today I weighed in at 176.2. Will tomorrow bring me right back to Feb 4th? I have literally lost this weight all over again and had to do a months worth of work over again.
Frustrating is not a strong enough word for how I'm feeling. But I will keep working at this. I have to start thinking I will lose 1 lb a month, or even .5 lbs a month. And this is a long term project to lose the fat I want to lose. So I'll keep tracking my calories, and keep working my butt off, and hopefully the fat will be gone for good...some day.
The good news for the day, I'm doing really well with my calories. I'm enjoying my meals and not really craving the naughty stuff (though I really want brownies for some reason...but since there are none around, I'm safe so far). I'm liking the exercise both in and out of the gym and looking forward to sunny days so I can walk during my lunch hour. I recently started counting my protein and I think I'm doing pretty good on that front. Just keeping an eye on one day at a time, and I'm feeling confident in myself. The past is the past...we move on.
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The artist, craftsman, writer, bookmaker and firebrand socialist William Morris was said by one of his doctors to have died in 1896 "simply of being William Morris and having done more work than most ten men". The William Morris Gallery in Walthamstow, east London, reopens on 2 August after a £10m revamp of the museum and its surrounding garden and parkland.
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I just got back from an amazing week of wilderness camping with my family.
While we were there, I did something I've ALWAYS shied away from -- swimming in the beautifully clear, COLD lake. The weather was warm enough, and I was brave enough to try it -- and I ended up doing it Every Day!!
Totally apart from the amazing, refreshing feeling after a great swim, I felt joyfully connected to my fearless family (who love the water, cold or not) and proud of myself for breaking through my own barrier.
Starting out is really uncomfortable - a sharp slap in the face - then you get used to it, and when you leave (the water) you feel incredibly refreshed and invigorated.
Sound familiar??
This is exactly how I've been feeling these many months. I've been standing on the edge of the COLD lake, witnessing all kinds of Spark people splashing around, having fun and feeling amazing. I've dipped my toes in, and kept saying I was coming in, but that's it.
Inspired by my discovery and newfound LOVE of the lake -- I'm coming in! I'm tired of holding myself back -- and it's going to feel SO GOOD! SPLASH!!
Today's Lake:
Drink 8plus glasses of water
Walk/Run on Treadmill at least 30 min
Day 1 of JM's 30 Day Shred (ummm.... one day later )
Quick Track Fitness minutes
Lots of greens with lunch and dinner
Make a delicious Fruit smoothie
Check in with my SparkTeams
Quick Goals Met blog tonight or tomorrow. (This is it!)
I have everything I need -- I just need to DO IT.
Thanks for stopping by -- have an Awesome Day!
"Persistence is the twin sister of excellence. One is a matter of quality; the other, a matter of time."
- Marabel Morgan
There's a cool, crisp feel in the air, and I feel the winds of change coming...
I admire so many on this site who are getting back in the game, staying in the game, picking themselves up and keeping going.
I also admire so many on this site who share their stories, their successes and their struggles. There's so much honesty and sharing and support. It's really incredible!
I feel inspired and compelled to chip in, share some of my goals and my challenges along the way. I want to actively support and be supported in this journey!
Here goes:
Goals for Today, Sunday November 14:
make a broccoli soup
make an apple/plum crisp
complete work forms I've been putting off...
set up online evaluations I've been putting off...
spend 50 minutes on the treadmill - walk/run
see how many pushups I can do
see how many crunches I can do
drink 8 glasses of water
plug in Quick Track info (I so rarely do this!)
That looks good for now. If/when I do all this, I'll feel really good!
Thanks for checking in, and have yourselves a great day!!
Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the judgement that something else is more important than fear.
�Ambrose Redmoon
Bringing focus to my goals and some projects has been GREAT. I needed a jumpstart to get DOing again, propelling myself into a lively full-time schedule in September.
Managing my time and including daily exercise & a variety of healthy foods is KEY to living my best life. Focus, Focus, Focus
Aug 29 Goals
Drink 8 glasses of water
Go for a run on the river
Make a cauliflower soup
Make a fruit/0% yogurt smoothie
Make a big tomato/cucumber salad
Celebrate our 11th wedding anniversary sans alcohol
Write a letter to my sister
Write a letter to a friend of the family
Deal with 3 large piles in the music studio
Make & deliver photocopied lesson plans for a friend
Aug 31
Write a letter to my sister
Write a letter to a friend of the family
Deal with 3 large piles in the music studio
Go for a run on the riverside
8 or 9! glasses of water
Make a veggie pie or roasted veg's for dinner -- BIG veg craving today
Set up physical with my doc
Create Zen-like (cleared) atmosphere at office, getting ready for Sept 1
That oughtta do it!
Have a great day everyone & thanks for stopping by!
"In absence of clearly defined goals, we become strangely loyal to performing daily acts of trivia." Author Unknown
Thanks to K267366 for the inspiration! She has the right idea - short term goals and big time accountability.
Some Goals met:
Quit drinking (met Aug 15)
Run every other day (Aug 20, 22, 24, 26)
Today's Goals:
Drink 8 glasses of water
Go for a run on the river
Make a cauliflower soup
Make a fruit/0% yogurt smoothie
Make a big tomato/cucumber salad
Celebrate our 11th wedding anniversary sans alcohol
Write a letter to my sister
Write a letter to a friend of the family
Deal with 3 large piles in the music studio
Make & deliver photocopied lesson plans for a friend
Whew! Looks ambitious but here I go!
Take care & thanks for listening.
Love & light,
My second blog ever... and in the same day! I just want to clarify a few things....
When I wrote about thinking "it won't happen to me", or feeling discouraged about my appearance --- I'm mostly upset that I let myself get out of balance. Too much time sitting at a desk, eating or drinking whatever is at hand rather than mindfully -- it's really easy to do, esp with a lot of stress. We all have our challenges!
I've always been impressed by people who dedicate themselves to personal growth and healthy choices -- it's not always easy. There's a lot of inspiring people here at SparkPeople, and I'm feeling positive about getting back on track to a balanced way of life.
My immediate goals are to substitute some bad habits for good ones:
Used to
think I wasn't really gaining weight...
I KNOW I have ... the denial is over.
Used to
eat buttered popcorn & drink beer practically nightly
drink lots of water, stop snacking in the evening & switch to the occasional glass of wine, if anything
Used to
sit and think about losing weight, watch everyone else on SparkPeople get it done
plugging in my Fitness minutes, being mindful of my food choices, continuing with C25K program, posting a blog or two, and ..... !
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VA Secretary Eric Shinseki made strong promises to veterans while speaking at the 91st National Convention.
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Five thousand veterans commit suicide each year. Some of them are old; some are young. They all need help.
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President Obama meets privately with National Commander David K. Rehbein on Aug. 4, pledged to keep the VA medical system essentially as is - quelling fears that it would be absorbed into a national system.
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Commander Rehbein responded to President Obama's urgent call for national health-care reform by urging Congress to leave VA and DoD health-care systems alone.
U.S. Rep. Bob Filner, D-Calif., says high-quality health care for veterans is at the top of his list of priorities.
VA has initiated a large, long-term study to carefully examine a broad array of health issues that may affect Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom veterans and their contemporaries.
VA's backlog of unprocessed disability claims grew by more than 100,000 during the past four months.
Consortium allows servicemembers to enroll in a participating school and continue their bachelor and graduate-level degree programs on school campuses, military installations, and armories in the United States and overseas.
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From: Tom Harrington (tph.shell.rmii.com)
Subject: Re: So, who's gonna flame the lit agent?
Newsgroups: rec.humor.oracle.d
Date: 1997/06/01
Pat Smart (psmart.gbconsulting.com) wrote:
: Re: the posting in rho: The only place any of us will ever see our names in print is, most likely, under the "Drunk&Disorderly" heading of the newspaper's "Police Blotter" feature.
I aspire to far more than that. It's my hope that, when they finally drag me in, it will be for something which the CIA wants to keep out of the papers. Then I'll become the focus of a whole new conspiracy theory. Ten years later, some motivated journalist will do an expose and I'll be front-page news.
From: Paul (zymurge_ululating_antihistamine.mindspring.com)
Subject: Re: The Chronicles of Zadoc the Priest
Newsgroups: rec.humor.oracle.d
Date: 1997/06/10
Richard.molerat.demon.co.uk (Richard Wilson) wrote:
>Incidentally, here's what the Kabalarians have to say about our lad:
> [snip]
>Odd - nothing about grovelling or ZOT tolerance...
What's odder is that they don't have the name "Orrie" in their list at all. But that's okay, since I e-mailed them to add it. I'll be interested to see what they have to say, and whether it's accurate. Just for kicks, I looked up Lisa. Here's their spin on Orries GF:
"Although your first name of Lisa has some very fine qualities, it has not always had a constructive influence as it restricts diplomacy and tact, and makes it difficult for you to show compassion towards others. The name has limited your expression, making you very intense and quite direct in speech, and could cause you to be denied a closeness in understanding from your family and friends. Thus, at times of disappointment or frustration, you find it difficult to control your speech, and are inclined to be somewhat sarcastic and say things that you later regret. As a capable person desiring new experiences and freedom to do as you wish, you prefer to meet greater challenges that involve much action. This restlessness makes it difficult for you to finish the things you start. You build up an intensity over anything you plan to do; then, if something or someone interferes with your plan, you become very depressed and at these times others find it difficult to approach you. Upsets and moods cause tension in the region of your solar plexus resulting in nervous indigestion and related problems. Weaknesses in the health could also affect the senses of the head. It brings you many bitter experiences with people for those you trust the most will let you down. This name is most unsuited to personal happiness and health, and makes you far too independent to be able to merge successfully with others. Relaxation would be virtually impossible because of the driving force created. "
It would seem that the Kabalarians think Lisa is a bitch. This won't do at all.
Actually, these folks are a hoot. www.kabalarians.com is the URL.
From: marko.smtplink.pulse.com (marko.smtplink.pulse.com)
Subject: Re: Seen in Rockville, MD
Newsgroups: rec.humor.oracle.d
Date: 1997/06/12
tph.rmi.net wrote:
> David C. Mescher <dmescher.cslab.vt.edu> wrote:
> ...which translates as, "There Ain't No Such Thing As A Fried Lemon".
...which is absolutely untrue. I have fried lemons in the past. (In tempura batter, of course.)
However, it's a safe bet that I won't be frying any lemons in the future.
From: Richard Wilson (Richard.molerat.demon.co.uk)
Subject: Re: Seen in Rockville, MD
Newsgroups: rec.humor.oracle.d
Date: 1997/06/13
marko.smtplink.pulse.com writes:
> (In tempura batter...)
And I thought I was the only one who went in for Latin catchphrases around here.
From: Friar Tuck (ftuck.flatland.dimensional.com)
Subject: flatulence & the Oracle
Newsgroups: rec.humor.oracle.d
Date: 1997/06/18
I've got a question that I've submitted several times, mostly to cackle wildly as I tried to picture the faces of the Incarnations receiving the answer.
I've been zotted most creatively; one answer had a small volcano erupt in my basement; my pet rat survived, to the relieve of my neighbors, but I *alas* went unmourned.
But I finally got a knock-down perfect answer, and I haven't had the heart to submit this stinker since.
My hat is off to the Avatar who did this answer:
The Internet Oracle has pondered your question deeply.
Your question was:
> *Phew!* Wow, Orrie, that's one way to clear out a crowd at a party. I don't know what you ate, but that was *horrible*!
> What are you going to do for an encore?
And in response, thus spake the Oracle:
} The 1812 Overture.
} You owe the Oracle a burrito.
From: Paul (zymurge_ululating_antihistamine.mindspring.com)
Subject: Re: Yelp!
Newsgroups: rec.humor.oracle.d
Date: 1997/06/17
jclemens.big.aa.net (Jonathan Clemens) wrote:
>Joe Millington <jmill.dialnet.net> wrote:
>>Is this the correct area to post answers to the Oracles questions?
>>If not, can you point me to the mens room?
Look Mr. Smarty Pants, that's no help at all. This person is obviously a new user who needs our help and understanding. He doesn't need some wiseass non-answer sent out there simply for the sake of getting a laugh or two.
In answer to your question, Joe, the men's room is right over there.
From: Thomas Pscheidt (pscheidt.ix.netcom.com)
Subject: Re: Michelle makes the big time...
Newsgroups: rec.humor.oracle.d
Date: 1997/06/23
<largish snip by Hetta>
And who knows what possesses the priests to pick any single oracularity? There is nothing quite like seeing your own creative handiwork displayed out there for all to see bringing up that amazing feeling of "oh, my God! why did they pick that thing? I'm gonna get a 1.2 fer shure...."
From: Ami Skinner (askinner.gbconsulting.com)
Subject: Re: Michelle makes the big time...
Newsgroups: rec.humor.oracle.d
Date: 1997/06/30
Paul wrote (presumably while fully clothed, but we'll never know, will we?):
>Ian Davis (davis.licre.ludwig.edu.au) wrote:
>>Don't you use a JPEG to hang out your Y-fronts?
> Okay, I give up. Is this some Aussie code? What's a Y-front?
I hate to see a grown man stumbling around in ignorance (that's why I don't leave the house much) so I'll give you a clue. First, strip. Okay, pick up your undies from the floor. Hold them up in front of you at eye level. If you wear tightie-whities, look at the pattern the seams make, and...EUREKA!
If you wear boxers, just walk down the street and ask strange men to show you the front of their briefs. I'm sure you won't encounter any problems with this, once you assure them it's strictly scientific curiosity.
Of course, you could also just go to the store, rip open a package of briefs, and look at them that way, but then you don't get any of that human interaction so lacking in the lives of those who hang out in this newsgroup.
From: Kirsten Chevalier (kirsten.spike.wellesley.edu)
Subject: Digest #916
Newsgroups: rec.humor.oracle.d
Date: 1997/06/29
So, the first digest to appear after my initiation into the Priesthood is 60% connected with me in some way: 3 Oracularities that I selected, 2 questions by me, and 1 answer by me. Ah, this job does have its perks...
From: Ami Skinner (askinner.gbconsulting.com)
Apparently the other Priests haven't shared with you the central tenet of the Oracular faith: Peronal glory is a perfectly acceptable payoff for the occasional incarnation, but PRIESTS GET CASH. If you're wasting your time filling the Oracularities with your own material, you're a twit who wouldn't know an opportunity to turn a buck if it whistled Dixie and did a table dance in front of you. The REAL perk of the job is SELLING YOUR SELECTION VOTE to the highest bidder, and don't you forget it. Oh, and by the way, Orrie expects a hefty percentage of the baksheesh, and he's wondering how much he's going to get for those questions and answers of yours.
From: Rich McGee (rmcgee.wiley.csusb.edu)
>Ah, this job does have its perks..
Yes, I agree. In fact, I think the best perk is the "Weekend with Lisa" you get when your score tops 3.0.
If anyone isn't interested in their free Lisa-night, I'll be glad to help!
From: Tom "Tom" Harrington (tph.rmi.net)
Subject: Re: Digest #916
Newsgroups: rec.humor.oracle.d
Date: 1997/07/03
kirsten.spike.wellesley.edu (Kirsten Chevalier) wrote:
> Rich McGee (rmcgee.wiley.csusb.edu) wrote:
> : Yes, I agree. In fact, I think the best perk is the "Weekend with Lisa" you get when your score tops 3.0.
> Why, Snuggles, you should know I'm not that kind of girl.
> Now, if it were a "Weekend with Michelle", on the other hand...
Wow, weekends with Lisa, weekends with Michelle, I had no idea. And to think I've been avoiding the priesthood because I'm not into torture. Wait a minute.... what kind of weekends ARE these, anyway?
From: Richard Wilson (Richard.molerat.demon.co.uk)
Subject: Re: How does selection work?
Newsgroups: rec.humor.oracle.d
Date: 1997/06/19
ftuck.flatland.dimensional.com "Friar Tuck" writes:
> I've been digested half a dozen times or so, usually for stuff that *I* also liked quite well. But I've sent off several that I'm quite surprised didn't make it. (Yes I know, sometimes the Priest's sense of humor doesn't match mind, but still...)
Ooh yes, let's have the traditional summer round of "Why don't the priests ever pick the funny ones?" to which the priests chant the traditional response "There are never any funny ones to pi-i-ick", whereupon the incarnations come straight back with "Hah, all mine are funny and you never pick them, which just goes to prove you guys wouldn't recognise real humour if it sat on your face and wiggled", thereby winning the argument hands down every time.
From: Tom "Tom" Harrington (tph.rmi.net)
Have you no appreciation for the rituals of the Oracular religion? I think this particular bit was covered in the Oracucon; "When the sun shines its brightest in the lands of the northern hemisphere, then shalt ye quarrel and argue in earnest as regards the digests. And to each of thee, priest and supplicant, I say, know that thine
opponent is soft in the head, and rest ye not until the coming of the newbie in the ninth month." Besides, the flames help Ian stay warm down there in backward-season land. I've been looking forward to this year's discussion, and was about to kick off the festivities myself, if nobody beat me to it.
Of course, my newsfeed being what it is, I'll only get one out of every 4 or 5 flames. I may have to flame myself just to keep in line with the Oracle's seasonal commands.
From: davis.wehi.edu.au (davis.wehi.edu.au)
Is that what that was? No wonder I didn't get the name.
I digress. You are almost correct Richard, except to say that the traditional priesthood response to this type of complaint is to say, "Ner ner na ner ner."
Don't forget about the part where you call the supplicants "Weenerbranes".
The correct inflection is important. Then we all go off and have a good laugh about the delusions of democracy among the readership. Nothing like a good guffaw to clear the sinuses, I always say. Not that I get many, since there are never any funny ones to pi-i-ick. Many guffaws, I should say, to avoid confusion.
I suspect (and what follows is only a humble opinion; I leave laying down the law to our noble usenet elders, mentioning no names, or even any initials like JF or anything) that the present selection system is designed not to get the good replies into the digests, but to keep the truly dire ones (95-98% of the total, depending on who you ask) out. A selection system based on maximising the quality of the digests, and ensuring none of the priests need end up wearing the Burl Ives badge of shame ever again (don't think I've forgotten, Sewell) would involve the same oracularity being sent to at least 4 or 5 priests to obtain a reasonable consensus.
Such a system would have one huge advantage: having to plough through 4-5 times the amount of brain-numbing crap they do at the moment will send the bastards barking mad in next to no time. That'll learn 'em for not picking all my best stuff.
Woof, indeed. However, the real tragedy is that we *have* picked all your best stuff. And if you don't stop picking it, it'll never heal.
From: Kirsten Chevalier (kirsten.spike.wellesley.edu)
Subject: Re: How does selection work?
Newsgroups: rec.humor.oracle.d
Date: 1997/06/20
sarah_williams.ansuz.sooke.bc.ca wrote:
: Anyways.....I was going to ask if there was any way to get all the priests on one plane and nuke it? I don't think The Oracle would mind.....heck I'll lay bets on if he'll even notice!
One plane? Well, I have that:
+---------------------------------------+ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ +----------------------------------------+
Clamber aboard, priesties!
From: Kyle R. Hofmann (rhofmann.crl.com)
And here we have the priests, too:
: +---------------------------0-----------+ : \ 0 /|\ \ : \ 0 /|\ / \ \ : \ /|\ / \ 0 \ : \ / \ /|\ 0 \ : \ / \ 0 /|\ \ : \ 0 /|\ / \ \ : \ /|\ / \ \ : \ / \ \ : +----------------------------------------+
Anyone have a nuke handy?
From: Spike (u5a77.teach.cs.keele.ac.uk)
* o O : \_/ : : +----------------/ \--------0-----------+ : : \ 0 \H/ /|\ \ : : \ 0 /|\ O / \ \ : : \ /|\ / \ 0 \ : : \ / \ /|\ 0 \ : : \ / \ 0 /|\ \ : : \ 0 /|\ / \ \ : : \ /|\ / \ \ : : \ / \ \ : : +----------------------------------------+
Will a small 'H' bomb do?
From: Ian Davis (davis.licre.ludwig.edu.au)
> @ > : +----___--------------------0-----------+ > : \ | @ | 0 /|\ \ > : \ |___| /oo\ / \ \ > : \ /|\ / \ 0 Kinzler \ > : \ / \ Carole /|\ 0 \ > : Panzer / . /|\ <--\---- Me > : \ 0 | Harold /|\ /|\ \ > : \ /|\+ / \ | \ > : \ */ \ Sewell | \ > : +----------------------------------------+ ^ | Dreyaldumar <= Otis>
From: Paul (zymurge_ululating_antihistamine.mindspring.com)
Good God, Ian! What *IS* that you're sitting on?
From: Kirsten Chevalier (kirsten.spike.wellesley.edu)
And if *I* were a priest, here's what the picture would look like:
@ +----___--------------------08----------+ \ | @8| 08 /|\ 0 <--\--- Me \ |___| /oo\ / \ (*)(*) \ \ /|\ / \ 08 Kinzler /\/\ \ \ / \ Carole /|\ /\ 80 \ Panzer / .8 /|\ <--\---- Ian \ 08| Harold /|\ /|\ \ \ /|\+ / \ | \ \ */ \ Sewell | \ +----------------------------------------+
Just another addition to the long list of reasons why I *should* become one, ladies and germs...
kirsten (who successfully fought off temptation to perform even further alterations on the graphic of Ian)
From: Tom "Tom" Harrington (tph.rmi.net)
> > ? > > : +----___--------------------0-----------+ > > : \ | . | 0 /|\ \ > > : \ |___| /oo\ / \ \ > > : \ /|\ / \ 0 Kinzler \ > > : \ / \ Carole /|\ 0 \ > > : Panzer / . /|\ <--\---- Me > > : \ 0 | Harold /|\ /|\ \ > > : \ /|\+ / \ | \ > > : \ */ \ Sewell | \ > > : +----------------------------------------+ > ^ > | > Dreyaldumar <= Otis>
If you keep sitting on it like that, it's going to get stuck up there.
Is Carole really so busty that one of her arms is forced out toward the side like that? How does she manage to stand up?
BTW you made a small mistake on Kinzler, but I fixed it.
From: Richard Wilson (Richard.molerat.demon.co.uk)
I keep on waiting for someone to put Ian the right way up, viz:
> > > > ID> \ > > ID> \ > > ID> | \ > > ID> | <--\---- Me : > > ID> \|/ \ > > ID> \|/ \ > > ID> 0 \ > > ID> ---------------+
> Why do you think he's in the "Land Down Under"?
I mean, *I'd* do it but, being British I am renowned for the subtlety and sophistication of my wit, therefore I can't destroy all your illusions by stooping to anything so obvious. But I feel *somebody* ought to do it.
-Richard Wilson-*----*-----*---*-----*-richard.molerat.demon.co.uk-
--*---*----*--Now to devise an asciiart representation of a bluey--
From: Richard Wilson (Richard.molerat.demon.co.uk)
Subject: Re: This made me laugh. I'm not sure why.
Newsgroups: rec.humor.oracle.d
Date: 1997/06/27
zymurge_ululating_antihistamine.mindspring.com "Paul" ruminates:
> Ami Skinner <askinner.gbconsulting.com> wrote:
> >I'm not sure why, either. Could this sense of humor be what's keeping you outta the priesthood?
> Actually, I'd bet more on the vow of sobriety.
Don't let this stand in your way, Paul. I believe alcohol consumption isn't compulsory for priests. Well, except for the Australian ones.
Richard Wilson
And ritual self-castration is optional too nowadays
From: Richard Wilson (Richard.molerat.demon.co.uk)
Subject: Re: Maximum number of tables?
Newsgroups: rec.humor.oracle.d
Date: 1997/06/15
rozen.ix.netcom.com "Mike Rozenblyum" writes:
> I am faced with a database design dilemma. According to my most optimized design I would require a huge amount (1 million+) of tables.
You... you're not actually planning to provide the venue for the priesthood's annual dinner, are you?!? My god, man, didn't you hear what happened last year?
From: Tom "Tom" Harrington (tph.rmi.net)
Presumably he does, which is why his most optimized seating chart requires over one million tables to seat everyone. Last year we only had, what, a thousand people or so? Assuming that the events of the dinner have scared off, say, half of the potential invitees, that leaves about 2000 tables per guest for this year's dinner. If people are evenly distributed throughout the hall, each person would be several hundred tables from the nearest other person. Which might just be enough to reduce property damage by 10 or 15 percent.
I know the damage to property was covered by the insurance, but 78% of customers in the other dining rooms swore they'd never eat at a Howard Johnson's again.
Personally, I'd sworn this years ago, but I made an exception for last year's dinner. I thought the Oracle stuck to classy joints. Why we were all in a diner by the highway is beyond me. Maybe the location provided for quick escape routes?
From: Jim Ellwanger (trainman1.mindspring.com)
I can attest that I had a very quick escape route...however, in my rush to get out of there, I wound up going in the wrong direction on the turnpike. And that's a $10 penalty added to the toll.
I can only hope that the "NORTHBOUND" and "SOUTHBOUND" signs are more legible this year.
Two of the waitresses still go into hysterics at the sight of a bread roll. And there's no telling what might have happened if Darkmage had been able to attend...
From: Richard Wilson (Richard.molerat.demon.co.uk)
Subject: Visionaries.
Newsgroups: rec.humor.oracle.d
Date: 1997/06/22
We in the old country are not subject to quite the same deluge of junk email as our Transatlantic cousins, so I haven't got around to taking any precautions against it as yet. There is enough, however, for the right index finger swoop to the Delete key to have become an entirely reflex action.
So it was with one message this morning. But, just as I was comitting it to electronic oblivion, I noticed the first line: "Because our profile shows you to be a visionary..."
A visionary? ME? How'd they figure that? HEY! These people must be targetting incarnations! WOW! I never thought of incarnations as a market sector before! Why, there must have been all sorts of cool stuff they were on the verge of offering me. A pocket-sized Staff of ZOT ... Timeshare on Lisa ... Your own personal solar-powered priesthood ... Woodchuck repellent ...
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This Saturday, Indian Internet freedom advocates are planning to stage a nation-wide protest against what they see as their government's increasingly restrictive regulation of the Internet. An amorphous alliance of concerned citizens and activist hackers intend to use the streets and the Internet itself to make their opposition felt.
Over the last year, as Americans were focused on the domestic debates surrounding the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the Protect Intellectual Property Act (PIPA), or on the more brazen displays of online censorship by mainstays of Internet restriction like China, Iran and Pakistan, India was rapidly emerging as a key battleground in the worldwide struggle for Internet freedom.
The confrontation escalated in April 2011, when the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology introduced sweeping new rules regulating the nature of material that Internet companies could host online. In response, civil liberties groups, Internet freedom supporters, and a growing assembly of online activist hackers have been fighting back, initiating street protests, organizing online petitions, and launching -- under the banner of the "Anonymous" hacker group -- a torrent of distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks against Indian government and industry web sites.
The April 2011 rules, an update to India's Information Technology Act (IT Act) of 2000 (amended in 2008), popularly known as the "intermediary guidelines," instruct online "intermediaries" -- companies that provide Internet access, host online content, websites, or search services -- to remove, within 36 hours, any material deemed to be "grossly harmful, harassing, blasphemous," "ethnically objectionable," or "disparaging" by any Internet user who submits a formal objection letter to that intermediary. Under the guidelines, any resident of India can compel Google, at the risk of criminal and/or civil liability, to remove content from its site that the resident finds politically, religiously, or otherwise "objectionable."
Information Technology Minister Kapil Sibal -- the intermediary guidelines' most important government evangelist, and the head of the agency responsible for administering the guidelines -- even instructed Internet companies to go one step further and start pre-screening content for removal before it was flagged by concerned users. This requires companies like Facebook, in effect, to determine what material might offend its users and thus violate Indian law, and then remove it from the website. With over 100 million Internet users in India, no company could possibly monitor all its content through human intervention alone; web companies would have to set up filters and other mechanisms to take down potentially objectionable content more or less automatically.
India's constitution, in large part crafted in response to the modern country's harrowing history of religious and communal violence, allows for "reasonable restrictions" on free speech. Indian officials have at times banned certain books, movies, or other materials touching on such sensitive subjects as religion and caste.
Left with little choice but to comply or risk legal action, Google, Yahoo!, and other Internet companies acquiesced and began pulling down webpages after receiving requests to do so. Yet many companies refused to remove all the content requested, prompting Mufti Aijaz Arshad Qasm, an Islamic scholar, and journalist Vinay Rai, respectively, to file civil and criminal suits against 22 of the largest Internet companies operating in India. The targets, including Google, Yahoo!, Facebook, and Microsoft, were accused of failing to remove material deemed to be offensive to the Prophet Mohammed, Jesus, several Hindu gods and goddesses, and various political leaders.
The companies have had some success in the litigation: Google India, Yahoo!, and Microsoft have all been dropped from the civil case after the court heard preliminary arguments; the Delhi High Court recently dismissed Microsoft from the criminal case. Otherwise, both cases are still ongoing.
India has taken its Internet regulation internationally, asking the United States government to ensure that India-specific objectionable content is removed from sites such as Facebook, Google, and YouTube, and suggesting that these companies should be asked to relocate their servers to India in to order better to regulate the content locally.
The Indian government's state-centric view of Internet regulation and governance is also clear in their approach to international governance. Citing the need for more governmental input in the Internet's development and what happens online, India formally proposed the creation of the Committee for Internet Related Policies (CIRP) at the 2011 United Nations General Assembly. The CIRP would be an entirely new multilateral UN body responsible for coordinating virtually all Internet governance functions, including multilateral treaties.
To be fair, some Indians see these as efforts not to impose censorship but to allow a greater degree of Indian and international control over a system considered by many in India and elsewhere to be under the thumb of the U.S. government.
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I got 2 of these a few years back as a Christmas present and I keep forgetting to write a review. Well despite it being extremely cute and pretty yummy, it was waaaay too sticky. If I wore it outside and the wind came by I'd get pretty annoyed. It pretty much got most of the ends of the hairs near my face sticky. Then in a feeble attempt to get the hair unstuck from my lips, my fingers would get sticky. So overall, no I wouldn't buy them again.
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All I can say is WOW! If you haven't tried these yet, you better buy some because these are some of the best glosses I've every gotten! Trust me... you'll LOVE it!! <33
It's 6 for $20 but by itself, it is $7. So it's a pretty good price for these.
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I love these and would buy these again anytime.
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Don't get me wrong--I bought about 12 of these, and I don't think they're bad, but they're awfully sticky.
Many of the shimmery colors look alike, the ones without shimmer go on practically clear, and the glossy bright ones are very extreme (as in, they're nice for parties but not everyday) and overall they are very glossy, lip plumping and colorful (especially the two-tones).
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I would recommend having one or two in your beauty case though, you never know when you might use them and they tend to last quite a while. It's 7$ for one and 25$ for five, not bad considering other glosses which are 12-18 euros here (which would be over 20$).
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NBC NEWS — At time when some women are finding birth control too expensive for their budgets, a new recommendation could soon make it free.
Dr. Willie Parker, with Planned Parenthood, says that lack of funds can often lead to unplanned pregnancies, and women less likely to get pre-natal care.
"We have people having to make those very hard choices between paying for things that they know that they definitely need, and also not having the funds to cover other things they need access to contraception," stated Parker. "We don't get a chance to detect the complications of pregnancy like premature birth."
So after being asked by the government to weigh in, the Independent Institute of Medicine now recommends contraception be considered a preventive service with no co-pay under the new health care law.
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In a historic ruling that drastically affects the future of science and medicine, the Supreme Court unanimously decided that human genes cannot be patented, but that synthetically created DNA strands are "patent eligible".
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Oy vey, how could this happen?
Can I please have a patent for pigmy mice?
Patenting mother natures invention (Monsanto) should be a criminal offence. Sue the patent offices!
Having any sort of patent on something you did not invent is nonsence and disreputable.
Willow those trying to play God with mankind, burn them like tares.
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When' s her next Movie?
Baking soda, sodium chlorite and calcium chloride minerals cure, cancer search internet for it .
What a relief. The license to exist has been put off a few years.
One of therare sensible decisions by the supreme Court in many years.
Making money out of cancer. They love cancer so it will never be cured because they wont make money
If they don't allow companies to patent cDNA how are they supposed to shelf cures for disease?
All I know is were in for tough cancer bound times in attempt to reduced population by 50% in 10year
They're just throwing us bones at this point.
Yet plant and animal genes are? (Monsanto)
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101 Farmhouse FavoritesGooseberry Patch, LLC 2013; US$ 11.99
Afternoons at Grandma's farmhouse always seemed to be sunny...a warm breeze blowing through cotton curtains, endless fields of green, relaxing on the porch with a glass of lemonade and looking forward to what she'd make for dinner. No matter what was served in her kitchen, the meals were always made with love and the recipes were treasures passed... more...
25 Tropical Houses in IndonesiaTuttle Publishing 2012; US$ 44.95
25 Tropical Houses in Indonesia offers a selection of the best contemporary architecture and interior design in the archipelago. Architects working in Indonesia?and elsewhere in Southeast Asia?face the challenge not only of creating spaces to suit the lifestyles of their users but also of addressing the environmental and climatic problems associated... more...
50 Schlüsselideen ArchitekturSpringer 2014; US$ 19.99
Eine Entdeckungsreise durch die Ideenwelt der Baukunst von der griechischen Antike bis heute� _____� Worin besteht der Unterschied zwischen einer dorischen und einer ionischen S�ule? Welche Funktion hat ein Strebebogen? Was sind die Leitmotive der modernen Architektur? Wie unterscheidet sich Restaurierung von Konservierung? Wann ist ein Bauwerk blo�... more...
AIA Guide to New York CityOxford University Press, USA 2010; US$ 29.99
Hailed as "extraordinarily learned" (New York Times), "blithe in spirit and unerring in vision," (New York Magazine), and the "definitive record of New York's architectural heritage" (Municipal Art Society), Norval White and Elliot Willensky's book is an essential reference for everyone with an interest in architecture... more...
African-American ArchitectsTaylor and Francis 2004; US$ 205.00
African-American architects have been designing and building houses and public buildings since 1865. Although many of these structures survive today, the architects themselves are virtually unknown. This unique reference work brings their lives and work to light for the first time. Written by 100 experts ranging from architectural historians to archivists,... more...
An American ProceedingMeadowside Press 2013; US$ 21.99
The story of the man who built his own Frank Lloyd Wright House more...
Architectural ExcursionsABC-CLIO 2000; US$ 161.00
Soon after 1900 in both North America and Europe the evolution from the tradition of Mediterranean and Gallic architectural styles to modernism began. This phenomenon was due, in part, to American industrial architecture and the work of Frank Lloyd Wright. Wright's building and architectural treatises of 1898-1908, with the additional help of Dutch... more...
Architecture WalksRutgers University Press 2010; US$ 19.95
From reflections of three hundred years of history to expressions of the most modern design, Architecture Walks guides readers on a tour of nearly one hundred inspiring, informative, and aesthetically intriguing architectural treasures in and around New York and the surrounding area, including Connecticut, New Jersey, the eastern edge of Pennsylvania,... more...
Architecture of BrazilSpringer 2012; US$ 119.00
Architecture of Brazil: 1900-1990 examines the processes that underpin modern Brazilian architecture under various influences and characterizes different understandings of modernity, evident in the chapter topics of this book. Accordingly, the author does not give overall preference to particular architects nor works, with the exception of a few... more...
The Architecture of McKim, Mead, and WhiteArchitectural Book Publishing 2013; US$ 9.99
For nearly forty years the legendary firm led by Charles Follen McKim, William Rutherford Mead, and Stanford White was responsible for many of the finest buildings in America, including the Boston Public Library, Penn Station in New York, the Morgan Library, and the campus of Columbia University. This anthology of plans, elevations, and details... more...


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[SS2010] LWT2 (2) 2: Identify national historical figures and celebrations that exemplify fundamental democratic values, including equality, justice, and responsibility for the common good.Digital Tool Description: Each student will select a previous President to research information about. Then students will visit www.voki.com and create an avatar that represents the President they selected. They will then talk through the microphone to tell the information they gathered on their selected President.


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December 19, 2014
ROCKFORD (WIFR) -- A major project a Rockford's YMCA wraps up this week.
We are getting our first look inside the brand new cardio room at the downtown YMCA.
The $390,000 transformation is complete with new bikes, rowers, incline and cross trainers.
Some of the machines feature the latest technology with iPad and iPhone docking stations, as well as, touch screens.
"Technology keeps changing and we see that everywhere and if you don't stay with it, you get really far behind and we think it is important to give Rockford the best that we have to offer," Trisha Tousant, Executive Director, said.
More than 60 new pieces of equipment were brought in.
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