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At this exclusive resort — located about 4 miles northwest of Ixtapa along Mexico's Pacific coast — traditional meets modern. Capella's adobe-style clay façade and thatched roofs are complemented by marble floors and hardwood furnishings. The hotel's marriage of conventional and contemporary continues in the guest rooms, which feature authentic Mexican patterns and colors coupled with state-of-the-art conveniences, like LCD TVs and free Internet access. For some previous guests, the best part of Capella's accommodations was the sense of privacy afforded by the rooms' private plunge pools and spacious terraces. (For others, it was the complimentary chips and guacamole delivered by room service every afternoon.) However, no one wants to spend an entire vacation in isolation. To avoid loneliness, spend some time people-watching by one of two freshwater pools or playing a round of chess in the library. Or to treat your senses, reserve an afternoon for indulging at the spa and an evening for a meal at one of three on-site restaurants. Still have some needs to be met? Just let your personal assistant take care of it for you.How we rank hotels
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Hope your stress lessens for you fast! Kind of annoying when one can't schedule in a small workout much less have time to get to the gym. You sound positive though and that's good, and watching calories always helps... (funny thing about htat LOL)
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hmmm, knees were good for 2 days and I could sleep. Not good for the past couple though, (back to square 1). I am doing a simple exercise which is: you sit on on the floor with your back against the wall , legs and feet straight out. With normal trained legs, the knees would be resting on the floor, (mine don't, there is a space). I have to press the knee down to the floor this contracts the thigh muscle (good exercise for anyone with knee problems). Hold with the thig muscle contracted and knee touching the floor. You should not be able to slip your hand under the knee , if you can you need to press harder. I have to keep at this until I put a piece of paper under there and when the knee is pressed to the floor the paper will not be able to be pulled out. (I have a LONG way to go before that will happen ). this is a very good exercise and helps if done properly. (You can also do this while watching TV, how good is that? you do many more that way). Also have to sit in a chair and just lift the footuntil the leg from the knee down is straight out,,, easy for all of you, not for me. I can only lift the left leg about 12" off the floor, right knee is stronger, and I have to do as many of those as humanly possible. This is what I do while I'm visiting iVillage. Actually the knee is not being exercied, the thigh muscles are and they hold the knee in the proper position.... right Hilary?
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I'm keeping up with the walking, although I had to stop a bit sooner than I wanted to today, because my leg hurt! I was used to the little ache in my hip, but got a couple sharp pains in my leg today that made me decide to give it a rest a bit early today.
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BILLINGS - Established in the late 1800s, all you have to do is take a trip down Montana and Minnesota Avenues to know that Billings has quite a history, and according to some... a lot of that history still lingers.
Karen Stevens, author of Haunted Montana and More Haunted Montana, has been giving haunted tours of Billings for the past decade.
Growing up in a haunted house, Stevens' curiosity about the super natural world developed at a young age.
"I just wanted to study the phenomena and see if I could find out some reason for why it happens," explains Stevens. "It has led to a lifelong interest in ghosts."
Teamed up with Tours by Fun Adventures, Stevens takes thrill-seeking tourists on a one hour ride throughout the city highlighting more than ten buildings known for having ghosts.
A few well-known businesses included in the list of stops on the tour are Juliano's, the 27th St. Subway, Granny's Attic, the Yellowstone Art Museum, Alberta Bair Theater, Dude Rancher Lodge, The Rex, Western Heritage Center, and Crowne Plaza.
Juliano's was built as a private home back in the 1920s and is now a restaurant. Stevens says a ghost has been spotted peering out of an upstairs window.
"There would be a man in an old fashioned suit staring down at the owner outside," says Stevens. "So, Juliano's is one place in Billings where you might get a little more than what's on the menu."
There have also been a number of ghost sightings throughout the years at Granny's Attic. One in particular involved a ghost walking through a wall.
"When the owner looked at the blue prints the next day, they found that there had been a door where the ghost walked through the wall," explains Stevens. "They don't know who he is, could have been any of the sheep ranchers."
Stevens had all sorts of stories about most of the buildings along Minnesota, including one stop that many folks frequent during the lunch hour, but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize that the building has weathered a few seasons.
"As you might expect, it is haunted," says Stevens as we pull up to the Subway located on 27th St. and Minnesota Ave. "Now, the Subway folks tell us that they will hear men's voices sometimes when they're closing or opening, and there's never anyone there. The water in the bathrooms will be found running even though they check them and make sure everything is turned off before they go home."
Speaking of food, it appears ghosts might still get hungry, because our next stop is another eatery. The Rex.
The downstairs bathrooms are where many of the stories originate from. People have reported hearing things, seeing things, and feeling uncomfortable. The Rex employees have name the ghost "Buck."
Obviously, I had to check out the ladies room to see if I could spot the legendary "Buck," but it was a ghost-free night.
We wrapped up the tour at The Dude Rancher Lodge, which seems to have quite a bit, if not the most, recent activity compared to all the Billings locations.
The Dude Rancher Lodge was the first motel built in Billings and room 226, has the most activity by a ghost named Anna Belle. In fact, the housekeepers at the Lodge have come to have a quite a relationship with her.
"She had the key and she was trying to open the door and it wouldn't open up," explains Tours by Fun Adventures co-owner, Renee Christiansen. "She said, 'Well, Anna Belle? Are you here today? Will you open the door for me?' And the door opened right up."
A few other well-known locations were also included on the tour. A number of ghost sightings have been reported at the Crowne Plaza, Alberta Bair Theater, Western Heritage Center, and the Yellowstone Art Museum.
Regardless of whether or not you buy in to the whole ghostly scene, it's an adventurous way to get into the spirit of all hallow's eve. After all, it is the magic city.
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The Stepkids won't have to travel far when they play the first Downtown Thursdays show of the season on McLevy Green in Bridgeport — it's just a stone's throw from their studio at the Read's ArtSpace. That's where they're currently crafting the follow-up album to their extremely-well-received, self-titled debut. (FYI, Stone's Throw is also the name of the record label they're signed to.)
The band recently returned from a six-week tour with Mayer Hawthorne, and only have a short time before they hit the road again to play a string of West Coast dates with Stratford-based indie-rock darlings Mates of State.
"They kind of liked what we were doing, and we really like what they've been doing for a long time," says Stepkids drummer/vocalist Tim Walsh, about the Mates. "They're really successful and they make great music. And they're both just sweet people."
When it comes to being a working band, the Stepkids reached critical mass some time ago and are currently in a self-sustaining state of artistic perpetual motion.
"We kind of live in a hole at this point," says Walsh. "We're not home, we're home, we're not home… but when we are home we're trying to spend a lot of time in the studio working on stuff. We focus really hard on our own thing, so unfortunately we don't have much time to branch out too much."
A new single will be released in late July or early August for the song "Sweet Salvation," and a video has already been shot for it. (The band is well aware of the importance of videos with the You Tube generation, having filmed four for the first record, all of which are posted on thestepkidsband.com.) The entire new album should be finished before the summer is out, and it's slated to hit stores in early 2013.
"We love all kinds of music," says Walsh. "We're not restricted to one kind of genre, and we don't want to be. The first album, a lot of people called 'psychedelic soul.' There's an influence from Stravinsky in there, Sly and the Family Stone, Rotary Connection… ironically, a lot of music that we didn't discover until after we made the album. It's kind of a good feeling… We wanted to make some new funk music."
Much of the first album's warm and relatively lo-fi sounds were achieved using analog tape machines. The sophomore offering will continue this trend.
"All the sounds you're hearing have gone through tape," says Walsh. "We just wanted to be purists about it."
For many Connecticut fans, the Stepkids just kind of exploded onto the scene without much warning. But all three members have roots in the state. Walsh grew up in Danielson and attended WestConn in Danbury. Bassist/keyboardist/vocalist Dan Edinberg grew up in Fairfield and played bass for the well-traveled band Zox. Guitarist/vocalist Jeff Gitelman moved to New Haven from Maldova in Western Russia when he was eight years old. He most recently spent some time playing guitar for Alicia Keys.
In the past year, the Stepkids have made quite the national (and international) splash. They toured Australia and the U.K. for the first time. They were heavily buzzed-about at SXSW. They befriended VJ/DJ Matt Pinfield (of 120 Minutes Fame) at CMJ in New York. Thom Yorke of Radiohead listed the band in a playlist of his current musical interests. Not a bad year for a working band.
Bridgeport has proven to be an ideal incubating pod. Though much of this is owed to the city's affordability, its location and the ability to be insular there, Walsh credits the tightly-knit artistic community for spreading the warm vibes.
"I know everyone from the Acoustic Café, the folks that hang out there," he says. "We live in the Read's ArtSpace so we're close with a lot of the people who do work out of there: Liz Squilace, Chris Cavaliere and Marcella [Kurowski]… We've known all these people for a long time and they're friends of ours. We go to City Lights to the gallery openings. At Knowlton Street Gallery, I really want to check out the markets they do there."
When they've got some free time and have finally finished their new record, the band plans to do some production work for other artists.
"That's something we're really drawn to," says Walsh. "We'll be spending some time in Los Angeles to work with some folks out there."
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The volunteers are key to Mayor Ted Gatsas' drive to modernize city schools by making online courses available to middle and high school students. Students can access the online courses through any computer hookup, but Gatsas has pushed to open a blended learning lab at each high school.
Three area companies - The Scrivanos Group, Quirk Auto Dealers and Dyn - have donated $35,000, which allowed the school district to equip the labs in the three high schools. Two weeks ago, Gatsas lauded the donors at a ceremony held at the West High School lab.
Gatsas said Monday that discussions are under way with a company - he would not name it - that is encouraging its workers to volunteer in the labs.
"I've had several phone calls from people interested in volunteering," Tursi said last week. "I'm optimistic. People need time to process the information, look at their schedules and see if it's feasible."
Tursi said he wants the labs open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. every weekday. He'd like to have two or three volunteers for each high school. Ideally, the same group of volunteers would be on hand for consistency's sake, he said.
Volunteers are needed to monitor the students, to ensure safety, and to address any technical issues that may arise, Tursi said. Volunteers will not teach classes or have anything to do with the coursework. Nor would they be expected to quell any student conflicts, he said.
Every volunteer must attend a two-day training session put on by Virtual Learning Academy Charter School, which provides the online courses to the students. Tursi said he wants three volunteers signed up before the workshop is held.
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Sidney, Ohio
For population 25 years and over in Sidney:
For population 15 years and over in Sidney city:
642 residents are foreign born (1.0% Asia, 0.9% Europe, 0.4% North America).
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2012: $1,343 (1.3%)
Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Springfield, OH (31.4 miles , pop. 65,358).
Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Columbus, OH (65.2 miles , pop. 711,470).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Chicago, IL (212.5 miles , pop. 2,896,016).
Nearest cities: Port Jefferson, OH (2.2 miles ), Lockington, OH (2.6 miles ), Anna, OH (2.7 miles ), Quincy, OH (3.2 miles ), Fletcher, OH (3.2 miles ), Piqua, OH (3.3 miles ), Newport, OH (3.3 miles) , Kettlersville, OH (3.4 miles) .
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Latitude: 40.29 N, Longitude: 84.16 W
Daytime population change due to commuting: +6,360 (+30.0%)
Area code: 937
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Crime rate in Sidney detailed stats: murders, rapes, robberies, assaults, burglaries, thefts, arson
Full-time law enforcement employees in 2012, including police officers: 45 (35 officers).
Sidney, Ohio accommodation, waste management, arts - Economy and Business DataUnemployment in July 2013:
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Population change in the 1990s: +1,197 (+6.3%).
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Sidney-area historical tornado activity is above Ohio state average. It is 132% greater than the overall U.S. average.
On 4/11/1965, a category F4 (max. wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado 9.3 miles away from the Sidney city center killed 3 people and injured 50 people and caused between $500,000 and $5,000,000 in damages.
On 4/3/1974, a category F5 (max. wind speeds 261-318 mph) tornado 39.2 miles away from the city center killed 36 people and injured 1150 people and caused between $50,000,000 and $500,000,000 in damages.
Earthquake activity:Sidney-area historical earthquake activity is near Ohio state average. It is 87% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 7/12/1986 at 08:19:37, a magnitude 4.5 (4.5 MB, Class: Light, Intensity: IV - V) earthquake occurred 20.4 miles away from the city center
On 9/12/2004 at 13:05:19, a magnitude 3.8 (3.5 MB, 3.8 MW, 3.6 LG, Depth: 3.8 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: II - III) earthquake occurred 99.2 miles away from Sidney center
On 2/19/1995 at 12:57:06, a magnitude 3.6 (3.6 LG, 3.6 MD, Depth: 6.2 mi) earthquake occurred 88.9 miles away from the city center
On 4/17/1990 at 10:27:34, a magnitude 3.0 (3.0 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 38.3 miles away from the city center
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Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Shelby County (10) is near the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 6
Emergencies Declared: 4
Causes of natural disasters: Storms: 5, Floods: 4, Tornadoes: 2, Snowstorms: 2, Blizzard: 1, Mudslide: 1, Tropical Depression: 1, Wind: 1, Hurricane: 1, Snow: 1, Winter Storm: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
Birthplace of: Paul Lauterbur - Chemist, Rick Stockstill - College football player, Louis H. Mackey - Philosopher, Dale Locker - Politician, George A. Marshall - Politician, J. Edward Russell - Politician, Joey Long - Baseball player, Richard Pefferle - Set decorator, Craig Clemons - Player of football, Dick Flanagan - Football player.
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Drinking water stations with addresses in Sidney and their reported violations in the past:DOROTHY LOVE RETIREMENT CENTER PWS (Population served: 563, Groundwater):
Past monitoring violations:ODOT REST AREA 7-34 WB PWS (Population served: 463, Groundwater):
Past health violations:SHELBY OAKS GL CLUBHOUSE (Population served: 235, Groundwater):
Past monitoring violations:ODOT REST AREA 7-29 PWS (Population served: 200, Groundwater):
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Past monitoring violations:RIVERS EDGE SPORTS BAR PWS (Population served: 75, Groundwater):
Past health violations:WINNERS INN RESTAURANT PWS (Population served: 36, Groundwater):
Past health violations:PHOENIX RISING PWS (Population served: 30, Groundwater):
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Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2012: 16.0%
(16.5% for White Non-Hispanic residents, 15.4% for Black residents, 20.0% for Hispanic or Latino residents, 64.1% for American Indian residents, 0.0% for Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander residents, 37.5% for other race residents, 8.3% for two or more races residents)
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Remote Sensing and Tropical Leaf Phenology: A PhD in the Amazonian Canopy.
Every graph of scientific data published has a team of researchers, and several years of data collection, data analysis and article writing behind it. This is a short documentary about my doctoral research project in the Amazonian canopy. Two years were spent collecting field data, now there is at least a year of data analysis and article writing ahead.
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A Navy Reserve officer with Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services was one of five Navy Supply Corps officers selected for the 2013 Vice Adm. Robert F. Batchelder Award.
Navy Lt. j.g. Justin Lafeen was recognized for his service in 213 as the officer in charge at DLA Disposition Services' Bagram Airfield site in Afghanistan. He has been assigned to the DLA Disposition Services expeditionary disposal remediation team headquartered in Salt Lake City for more than three years.
The award is presented annually by the Navy League. Navy Rear Adm. Jonathan Yuen, commander of Naval Supply Systems Command and chief of the Supply Corps, said the award goes to "Supply Corps officers who made significant contributions to the supply readiness of our operating forces."
A senior instructor for the Oracle Corporation in civilian life, Lafeen said the high point of his time in the Navy was his 2013 deployment to Afghanistan.
"After Sept. 11, 2001, I knew I needed to do something to serve," he said.
Lafeen said he thought about that again on Sept. 11, 2013 as he was flying across Afghanistan on a Blackhawk helicopter.
"I'd never thought I would be there, and it all just came together for me," he said.
Lafeen recalled one special occasion during his deployment. He was chosen to brief Assistant Secretary of Defense Alan Estevez during a visit to a forward operating base. An image of the event shows Lafeen talking with Estevez and others, including an Air Force lieutenant general and an Army brigadier general. He said he was nervous that day.
Lafeen said good people helped him be ready for all sorts of challenges. He credited his first commander, Navy Capt. Jon Watson, with getting him off on the right foot.
"[Watson] really taught me the ropes, being an officer and how to lead, how to be a servant leader," he said.
Lafeen's commander in Afghanistan, Navy Cmdr. Darin Perrine, kept him moving forward, he said.
"I don't think I've ever met another person more invested in ensuring success for those who work for him," Lafeen said.
DLA Executive Officer Navy Capt. Joseph Noble, who commanded DLA Support Team Afghanistan during Lafeen's deployment, cited the team's work when he nominated Lafeen for the award. He wrote that the team created a "new joint capability" and that it would "provide continued savings to the American taxpayer, and ultimately it will continue to save lives of convoy-assigned service members, both here in Afghanistan and in future conflicts."
Lafeen credited the team in Afghanistan for the award.
"We really had a great team," he said. "We had 96 joint military, civilians and contractors working toward a common goal."
Lafeen is the second DLA officer to earn the Vice Admiral Robert F. Batchelder Award. In 2011 it went to then Lt.j.g. Eric Mills, who now works for DLA Disposition Services Pacific as a civilian leader.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- State troopers will be targeting traffic violators in school zones as classes resume across Tennessee.
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Sookie was saved. Andy was f-cked. And Marnie was killed. Sort of.
It was an eventful penultimate episode of True Blood this Sunday, one editor-in-chief Matt Richenthal picks apart below, as he's joined by staff members Eric Hochberger, Carissa Pavlica and Jim Garner in the latest edition of the TV Fanatic Round Table.
What was your favorite scene?
Matt: No scenes stand out. Can I go with favorite quotes? Jessica bitching about PMS, Pam wanting to hurry up and obliterate the store because she had a mani-pedi and Andy evaluating his sexual prowess were all winners.
Eric: Alicide and Sam taking down Marcus. With the disappointing witch battle, at least I was able to relieve some much-needed stress watching Alcide strangle that punk to death. Then kicking crazy Debbie to the curb? Finally a resolution I can feel good about.
Jim: Eric tearing out "Uncle Tom's" heart and drinking it like a juice box in front of Marnie.
Carissa: Jason laying into Bill and Eric for almost allowing Sookie to be killed in Marine's place. It was about time someone reminded them of why they are alive.
Harder to believe: Marnie allowing Jesus and Lafayette to be alone with that body, Sookie taking part in a spell or a fairy wanting to have sex with Andy?
Matt: The fandy sex would be the obvious answer, so I'll question Sookie. Can't she read minds? Why wouldn't she have got into Marnie's head before joining hands with the other witches? Really, Eric and Bill, this is the woman you'd kill yourselves over?!?
Eric: Gonna agree with Carissa here. Two women chasing after Andy this season?!? This is just getting ridiculous.
Jim: I'm no doctor, but even I could tell that the stuff Jesus gathered up wouldn't sanitize anything. She can cast a wall of concentrated sunlight, but can't tell the difference between spell components and cleaner?
Carissa: The faerie wanting to have sex with Andy. Where in the HELL did that come from? Yet another moment when Sookie is in peril... and they completely ignore her to have sex with Andy? ANDY?!?
Should Eric forgive Pam?
Matt: Forgive Pam? Eric should date Pam! Unless the TV Fanatic version of Eric is correct below, and these two feel more like family members to one another, can you imagine a more entertaining couple than Peric? Okay, we gotta work on the nickname. But still.
Eric: Duh! Parents always forgive their children. Which is what I assume the maker/makee relationship is. Plus, I assume he'll break down during one of her witty moments. Come on, when she rescued the necklace? Even stone cold Eric had to crack a smile there and welcome her back with open arms.
Jim:Yes! Pam and Jessica were the only sane one's there. Seriously, two older-vampires are not worth any human, even the sparkly, part-faerie Sookie.
Carissa: Yes. Pam is Pam. At the very least, you always know where she is coming from, and liking Sookie has never been on her menu.
What are your hopes for the season finale?
Matt: I've been saying it all season, so one more time: a main character must die. Tommy doesn't count. Marcus definitely doesn't count. Either Tara, Lafayette, Sam or Alcide really has to perish. Sadly, I bet Jesus bites it and Alan Ball acts like he killed off a vital character.
Eric: Since Lafayette just ate Marnie, we'll actually get the Vampire/Witch showdown I paid for. However, because Alan Bell would never let anyone actually kill Lafayette, I assume it's just going to be an anti-climatic conversation between Jesus and Lafayette/Marnie that ends this season.
Jim: That Jessica and Jason finally give in to the feelings they have and deal with the fallout. Sorry, Hoyt.
Carissa: I'm hoping for a little Eric/Sookie reunion, for the witches to make a giant pinata around which most will perish and for Marnie to get the heck off my show. Witches are like middle-aged pieces of white trash, ridden hard and put up wet white trash. I'm sick of them. Seeing Alcide and Eric naked for no apparent reason wouldn't be upsetting, either. Just sayin.
i have really dug this season, and while i'm sad to see it end, i cannot wait for the vampire vs. witch showdown! i know plenty of others disagree, but i think the witches have been pretty kickass. vampires are super strong and super fast, but witches can just hole up and still f*ck everyone and everything. completely different battle strategies, and while i definitely don't want eric and the others to meet the true death, i've had a hard time taking their side in all this. now it's time for some serious samhain shit to go down.
LOL,I could stand to see a little more nakedness from Alcide myself. I also agree that Debbie has to go. I also believe that Jesus is going to die and I'm not sure how I feel about that. Pity that Marnie isn't gone...She really needs to bite the dust!
I think the Fairie/Andy thing was because they need to make more fairies, pure & simple. Andy was there and had a pulse LOL. As for Jesus & "cleaning supplies", you're not thinking like a witch(thankfully): they would "clean"/sanitize the area spiritually before worrying about silly things like Listeria and MRSA. I didn't think the ingredients were troublesome, though I was surprised Marnie let him alone with her. Think my favorite scene was a tie between Jason giving 4 immortals a what-for about their sister, and then the Marcus ass-whomping. Alcide wasn't on my lust radar much in the beginning, but he's quickly catching up to my viking stud. Bill can hang out just to be the emo dude. How do you say manage-a-four?
i did like jessica and jason though ("jession?") i think she's going to glamour him to forget their sexytime but they'll still have feelings for each other, a la gossip girl teen angst. id watch a million other relationship -yes, even andy and the fairy- rather than have another sookie romance played out with yet another hunky man that yet again she won't be satisfied with. JEEZ!!
1. alcide dumping debbie
2. sookie's disappointed looks towards eric and bill after they killed wiccan idiot and marnie the only other subtle hint we needed would be a big flashing neon sign saying "new relationship ahead - coming next season!"
I really enjoyed this episode, especially Jason telling the vampires off and the twist at the end. I am going to assume that Bill and Eric were going to use silver bullets and not really commit suicide. If not, then they are both idiots in love. Alcide is free to date Sookie and Debbie is free to go postal on Sookie now that she is back on V full time. I am not sure what to make of Andy and his midnight encounter except that the fairies are trying to increase their ranks. The finale is the Wiccan New Years Eve so the dead came alive for one night. I wonder who all is coming back to haunt Bon Temps?
First: LOL Carissa! More nakedness from Eric and Alcide is always needed. Second: I do believe that Jesus will die in the last episode and AB will credit the death as a major character death. (possibly Holly as well).... Third: I really want to see Debbie taken care of... by Sookie! :)


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Lords of Shadow 2's Dracula still evolving as a character
While there was a ton of news about Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 a few weeks back at San Diego Comic Con, we did have a few more tidbits to share from a joint session with the voice of Gabriel Belmont/Dracula, Robert Carlyle, and producer Dave Cox.
According to Cox, in the early planning stages, "[Gabriel Belmont] was much more of a big, muscly, barbaric, almost Conan-style character, and when Robert came on board, we realized we needed to make him more of an every-man, a more realistic character," to which Carlyle agreed, "This team was really open to interpretation and gave me a lot of leeway to give this performance some gravitas and emotional weight that it needed."
Also of interest was where the character of Dracula stands today in the development process: "... In fact, we're still tweaking the character on a daily basis to establish the character as fitting Robert's performance."
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Architecture school, in fact this whole profession requires more than natural ability and various skills with your hands.
Those are crucial ingredients, but after teaching for almost a dozen years, I've developed a list of aphorisms that I might start to post on the wall at the beginning of each semester. I might share these at the high school career day I'll be speaking at tomorrow.
I don't understand it. Doesn't everyone know this is a difficult profession? It is not kind to laziness and it will not tolerate ambivalence. None of us are exempt. We all have times to vent and frustrations to share, but if you want to succeed – get with it.
Here are a dozen things (OK, baker's dozen) to consider if you wish to pursue this career regardless of where you are on the path. If you're already out of school, substitute the school studio concept for your own office's studio environment.
- Be relentless – Pursue this like a big game hunt or perhaps a marathon. You must be determined to succeed no matter what happens – no complaints. Have the attitude that no one will get in your way and nothing will keep you from achieving your goal.
- Be prepared – Come prepared to studio (or a meeting) – every time. When that does not happen sit quietly in studio and work on your project so you will be prepared the next time. It's no one's fault that you're not prepared, therefore, it's no one's fault you don't get feedback on…what you brought…nothing.
- Be pro-active – If you do not get feedback (or adequate feedback) from your instructor that day, seek out as many others as possible for additional feedback. Your classmates and other instructors might be available. Don't allow your progress or development hinge upon the schedule of others. Learn to be self-critical of your work.
- Be organized. When preparing for a (final) presentation, start the processes that depend on others first or require time outside of studio. For instance, if you are working with team members, be sure to arrange and settle group matters first. If you need materials, buy them now. If you need to plot your drawings, plot early. If you use the wood-shop or similar facility get that portion done first. Once everything else is moving, you can sit at your desk and work on the things that you can control.
- Be independent – Don't demand to be spoon fed. Architecture school is not a trade school or other higher level of instruction where one is taught the specifics of how to do something (no offense). You are being educated broadly, taught to think, to research, to question and to make. Develop your skills in spite of the conditions of your studio.
- Be responsible – Acknowledge the culture's nature of blaming everyone else and commit yourself to take responsibility for yourself and your own work. Make no excuses.
- Be respectful – Address your instructors with respect (see image below). Our culture has permitted a more casual relationship where you might be permitted to use first names. I wouldn't do that unless they insist. Always use a title – Mr. /Ms., Professor, Instructor, or whatever is appropriate. Never call them solely their last name (not even behind their back – be nice) and never address them in an email as "Hey Professor Calisti or Hey there." These people are educated professionals, not your friends. They have already earned the respect, you don't have to prove it to yourself first.
- Be diligent – Seek out examples and bring those to studio for feedback – share them with your studio. These might be examples of graphics, building components, design ideas, compositional arrangements, or just ways of approaching something. Don't wait for your instructor to point you in a direction.
- Be a risk taker – Try something, anything – just try something. Architecture cannot move forward without attempts at solutions. The first ones are always bad, so hurry up and get them out of the way. Doing nothing will frustrate your instructor and won't allow for you to have anything to discuss.
- Be visual – Don't tell your instructor what you are thinking – show them. We are architects; we are visual people. Graphics and models are the vehicle by which we can measure ideas, suggest solutions, develop and make architecture. No one can read your mind, nor should they. See item #2 above.
- Be open to multiple ideas – Iterate. We used to say in school, there are no Mozarts in architecture. If I have to explain that, it's not funny. Architecture is made by testing multiple ideas, studying various methods of approach and assembly. The first solution is rarely the best solution. The strongest solutions are typically found by testing alternate and opposite ideas and weighing strengths and weaknesses. When more than one idea or concept is alongside each another, the ability to test and judge is possible. Edit your work.
- Be a maker. Architecture is more than ideas. In fact, ideas are worthless until they take on form and context. Ideas lead to architecture, but great architecture is about more than one thing. You must be able to articulate your thoughts through a visual medium. However, architecture is about space too, so the third dimension is the most critical. If you are strong with 2D graphics but weak in 3D, you need to think about this career seriously.
- Be curious – Ask questions. Develop a sense of wonder and imagination. If you can't posit reasons for something, you have a poor sense of curiosity. It might have killed the cat, but curiosity saved the architect.
This is ALWAYS a no-no. (See point #7 above)
Can you adopt these virtues or will you pursue another direction?
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13 great pointers for succeeding not only in architecture school, but in life in genearl.
What is the significance of the email at the end?
21 April 2014 at 9:44 AM
I always enjoy reading when other architects prepare these sorts of lists (since I've written my own before). Since everyone is dialed in to #7 I'll cast my lot with Lee. The number of emails I receive where the individual hasn't even taken the time to craft a proper letter drive me insane. If you want me to take the time and answer your questions, you should show me the respect and not email those questions in texting shorthand. And when did "is" become "iz"? Capitalization … it's like they've never heard of it.
I used to let it just bug me but now, I don't even bother with a response. This is a matter of respect and if you're asking someone for help, this would be the time to use it.
21 April 2014 at 1:03 PM
Great list not only for architecture school, but for life as an architect. The first #3 are the success for most of the other points. #6 and #7 are civic structures that help us walk upright. As always a great piece.


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"I don't think that that's one of the issues in this race right now," Hoffa told ABC News. "We are not pushing ANWR at this time. That is an issue that we talked about almost five years ago. That is not a current issue in these debates and we have not talked about that with the senator."
A Teamsters spokesman told ABC News that the union still sees drilling in the Arctic refuge as a jobs creator but said that the union's current priorities lie elsewhere.
"Obviously, we still believe that it would create a lot of jobs," Teamsters spokesman Bret Caldwell told ABC News. "But it's not a political priority. It's not going to be a political priority, and it's not going to be something that we are focusing on in this campaign. We have to pick and choose what we focus on."
With the Teamsters behind Obama, the Illinois Democrat now has the support of the four largest unions which belong to the "Change to Win" labor coalition. Those familiar with "Change to Win's" plans expect Obama to win the coalition's endorsement on Thursday. Read more here.


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Skydiving Photos : Landings : Flare
Submitted by Amanda_Arr on Mon Jun 18 2012
Looking at this, I'm thinking... hmmm, I bet that hurt when I crashed to the ground after flaring so high.
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