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The winery is situated on 75 acres, amongst four lakes, in a truly rustic setting. Soak up the views from the tasting room and deck overlooking the big lake (especially those sunsets); take a relaxing walk on the grounds; enjoy live music Saturday nights; savor our mouthwatering, wood-fired, rustic Italian pizzas (Fri., Say. & Sun.) – you are instantly transported away from the hustle and bustle of the real world.
Arcadian Moon is a great choice for your private events. With ample grounds, a large deck, and multiple event and meeting rooms, we have just the right space. With our fully-certified kitchen, we can create the menu you are looking for.
In the tasting room you can sample and purchase our wines, learn about and join our Wine Club and browse the gift shop.
We are located 45 minutes east of Kansas City, one mile off of I-70 at exit 49.
Warm. Welcoming. Approachable. Offering wine novices and connoisseurs fine wines, a relaxed environment and personal service. Come relax on our wine deck or in our indoor seating area.
Free tasting and tours; live music; and events throughout the year.
Closed Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
This 135-acre memorial park area of the Confederate Home of Missouri is preserved in memory of the 40,000 Missourians who fought under the Confederate flag. Visitors can tour the cemetery and chapel. The site includes the chapel, cemetery, picnic sites and several small fishing lakes.
Our tasting room is an old barn built in 1930s, sitting atop the Missouri River bluffs overlooking our farm. The building is between two of our vineyards, letting you sit close to the vines. We have indoor and outdoor seating. The facility has a casual feel with the original rough-cut lumber from floor to ceiling. We have tried to make a space where you can feel comfortable in shorts or your favorite formal dress. We have live music spring thru fall; check our website for schedules.
Our museum, in a restored depot, tells the history of the railroad and the area surrounding Higginsville. We have genealogical items including plat books and school histories, as well as items made by Orphan Train Children who grew up here.
This scenic street, once part of the Santa Fe Trail, runs along the bluff above the Missouri River. The district contains more than 25 homes built in the 1800s. Don't miss the Missouri River overlook from the World War Memorial Steps.
Historic District map available at Lexington Tourism Bureau, 927 Main St.
Greek Revival Courthouse built in 1847 and occupied continuously, making it the oldest courthouse in Missouri still in use. The hole from a cannonball fired during the 1861 Battle of Lexington is still visible in the left-most column facade. A Memorial to Lafayette County Veterans is on the Courthouse square.
Lexington's downtown area is listed on the National Register and includes the 1847 Lafayette County Courthouse and many 19th century storefronts and structures.
Shopkeepers, restaurants and offices on Main Street and Franklin Avenue still do business in the same buildings where the early citizens of Lexington worked and shopped.
Many of the buildings contain antique and gift shops, each one with its own personality. Visit the shops and enjoy the period renovation that showcases each building.
Housed in an 1846 Cumberland Presbyterian Church, the museum features exhibits on the Osage Indians, Pony Express, steamboats, Civil War, coal mining, and Wentworth Military Academy. There is a memorial to the victims of the Saluda steamboat disaster.
Admission: $3; ages 6-18, $1.50; 6 and under, free. Group rates available.
For more details, call the phone number listed above or call 660-259-6313.
Lexington, founded in 1822, was, by 1830, the largest and most important Missouri River town west of St. Louis. The Old Neighborhoods Historic District east of downtown on Main Street, Franklin Avenue and South Street, contains 19th- and 20th-century homes and churches with a variety of architecture, from early Greek Revival to Italianate to Queen Anne and Colonial.
Come to Lexington and meet people who are passionate about the past.
Stop in for maps, self-guided tour itineraries and other services. This is your gateway to Lexington and Lafayette County. Contact us for information on Civil War events, attractions, lodging, dining, events, group tour itineraries, step-on guides and tour arrangements.
Established by an act of the Missouri General Assembly in 1849, Lexington's Machpelah Cemetery is one of Missouri's oldest corporations in continuous existence.
Among those buried here are victims of the 1852 Saluda steamboat explosion; one of the founders of the Pony Express; and Civil War soldiers killed in the 1861 Battle of Lexington. Fascinating funerary monuments and ironwork from a local foundry.
A guide is available from the Lexington Tourism Bureau.
Dedicated in 1928 by County Judge Harry S. Truman in honor of the brave women who helped settle the West. It's one of 12 monuments marking the National Old Trails Road, which runs from Maryland to California.
The Missouri Veterans Cemetery at Higginsville conducted its first interment on 10 January, 2000. The cemetery is located on 55 landscaped acres, in an attractive rural setting. The cemetery has an approximate capacity of 24,000 gravesites for our veterans and their spouses.
Facilities include an administration building with a reception area and public restrooms. An enclosed committal shelter is used for interment services. The cemetery includes a columbarium wall for those who choose cremation. A small lake, bordered by a walking path, is located in the center of the cemetery; benches are located throughout the property.
Our ranch-style home with a loft is patterned after English bed and breakfast inns, furnished with antiques from Germany, England and Asia. There are two guestrooms. The Welsh Garden room has a queen-sized bed and room for a rollaway bed; it is in the loft, a few steps from a private bathroom with a claw-foot tub. The Cotswald Village room, on the main floor, has a double bed; it is next to a private bathroom with tub and shower.
We offer afternoon tea upon request, and an evening snack. You are welcome to use the hot tub on the deck and the English Pub recreation room. Enjoy a hearty, hot breakfast.
This ornate frame home was built in the late 1800s as a Methodist Church parsonage. It is located in the Old Neighborhoods National Historic District. A Victorian interior with elegant furnishings awaits you. There is a garden patio with a grill. Relaxing on the front porch swing waving at passers-by is a tradition. Wood-burning fireplace. Guests enjoy complimentary drinks, snacks and a full breakfast.
Big-rig friendly park with pull-thru and back-in RV sites, many up to 80 feet long; 20-, 30-, and 50-amp electric; meeting room for private events; clubhouse; camp store; restrooms and showers; laundry facilities; walking trails; playground; in-ground pool; dog park and two fishing ponds. Tent sites. Free Wi-Fi throughout the park.
Weekly and monthly rates available.
An 1885 Queen Anne with guestrooms in the main house and the carriage house. Choice of full or continental breakfast. Off-street parking. Advance reservation required.
Founded in 1880, Wentworth Military Academy and College is one of nation's oldest and most respected military schools. It offers high school and college degrees.
"The Doughboy" statue and Vietnam War memorial are on campus. The district surrounding the academy is on the National Register of Historic Places.
Visitors can walk or drive through the campus. Tours are available by appointment.
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These photos are featuring some of the training necessary to keep Corrections Officers, staff and inmates safe. Although every effort is made to keep physical contact to a minimum, there are times when people taken into custody and brought to the jail are under the influence of drugs or alcohol and will not adhere to verbal commands.
In the event an inmate might become violent, our staff is trained in many verbal skills to speak with the inmate to try to calm the situation before resorting to physical confrontation. When this happens, the training skills for keeping everyone safe are instituted. These photos depict Correction Officers in training only and not true confrontation with any inmates.
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The photos here are of general areas throughout the jail and connecting areas. There are several areas in the jail for different inmates: full-time inmates; huber inmates; juvenile inmates. Each section is separate from the others. Each area has its own security and monitoring room. All sections of the jail are overseen by Master Control.

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PHILADELPHIA - When it comes to the Suns, the months of January and February couldn't have been more different — except for the way they ended, with a road loss against a team they normally dismember with their up-tempo style and decided advantage in talent.
In January, the Suns went 15-1, appeared invincible and ran on all cylinders before finally falling in Minnesota, foiling a perfect month. But Wednesday, an 8-5 February punctuated by injuries and indecision came to a merciful climax as they fell 99-94 to the plucky but pitiful 20-38 Philadelphia 76ers at the half-empty Wachovia Center.
The Suns whiffed on their chance to go a perfect 15-0 against the Eastern Conference on the road this season. But that was the least of their current problems — lagging way behind: (1) those out with or coming back from injuries; (2) the continued struggles of Raja Bell, and now Kurt Thomas; and (3) the mounting minutes for those remaining few who are healthy and shooting straight.
Playing without Shawn Marion (hand contusion) for the first time and without Boris Diaw for what seems like forever (all but seven minutes in the last eight games), the seven players Suns coach Mike D'Antoni chose to play never led — the first time that's happened all season — and were burned by the likes of Willie Green (16 first-quarter points), Kyle Korver and the rest of what is left here in the post-Allen Iverson era.
"Someone out there wasn't going to let us win all 15 in the East," said Steve Nash, who rolled his left ankle twice (leaving him limping through 40 minutes) but still produced 20 points and nine assists. "They played well and we played a subpar game. I don't know what it is."
If that sounds familiar, much the same happened Tuesday in Indiana before the Suns woke up in the third quarter and ran the Pacers into submission. Amaré Stoudemire held up his end with another monster game (31 points, 14 rebounds), but without Marion collecting easy baskets and punctuating Phoenix's transition game (only 10 second-chance points, nine fast-break points), it was up to the rest of his weary teammates to fill the gaps.
Oops. The Suns missed 12 of their first 14 shots — falling behind 10-0 — and eight straight in the third quarter, right after they labored to cut a 14-point Sixers lead to one thanks to five straight points from Nash.
Everyone else? Not much. Bell missed 11-of-16 shots, Leandro Barbosa missed 12 of 16. Kurt Thomas had four points — all in the final minute — and is 6-for-23 from the field since returning from injury. The only two bench players D'Antoni called on at the end of a four-game trip, James Jones and Marcus Banks, combined for 12 points in 38 minutes.
"We dug ourselves another hole and maybe the energy was sapped from (Indiana), but we just didn't pull it off, "D'Antoni said. "(Tuesday) night we did it, tonight we didn't do it."
But since they were playing the Sixers, who had 20 turnovers and shot 36 percent in the final three quarters, Phoenix nearly won anyway. Barbosa tied the game at 84 with one 3-pointer and got the Suns within 88-87 with another with 2:17 left. But Andre Iguodala (24 points, seven rebounds) answered with a 25-foot dagger 18 seconds later.
"There were a couple of suspect calls down the stretch," Stoudemire said. "Even with the way we played, we could and should have won. We let it slip away."
Oh, swell
Marion thought he dislocated his right pinkie finger Tuesday in Indiana, until his whole hand swelled up on the flight to Philadelphia. X-rays before the game revealed no fractures, but Marion missed only his 11th game since the 2000-01 season.
"The X-ray here showed nothing, but we'll take more in Phoenix (today) and see," said Marion, with his hand tightly wrapped. "Hopefully, it won't be too long. I don't like missing games. My (left thigh) was hurting pretty bad also, so if it wasn't one thing, the other probably would have kept me out."
Marion's injury leaves Stoudemire — who missed all but three games last season due to microfracture surgery — as the only Sun to have played in all 58 games.
Meanwhile, Diaw sat out for the seventh time in the last eight games after his back held up for only seven minutes in Indiana. D'Antoni said Diaw now won't play until he's confident the problem is behind him.
How bad are things for Bell? During one third-quarter possession, he air-balled a 3-point shot from one corner — and after running to the other corner while Thomas it ran down — stepped out of bounds as he was loading up another shot. …
Philadelphia made all 18 free throws, shot 71 percent from 3-point range (5-for-7), collected 50 rebounds and still failed to reach 100 points. …
Barbosa had been averaging 20 points and shooting 46 percent from 3-point range in his 12 starts before Wednesday.


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This year's installment of the Tulsa Comic Con will be taking place November 7-9, 2014, at the Cox Business Center in downtown Tulsa. The convention center is located at 100 Civic Center Road, just off west 4th Street.
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What to Expect
The Tulsa Comic Con is quickly approaching and Midwestern fantasy and science fiction fans are gearing up for another great event. A variety of great activities, awesome photo opportunities, celebrity guests and colorful cosplay characters await all who attend the event, and you can bet that it will be the best party in the galaxy. It isn't too late to grab your tickets, and all are welcome to join in on the fun.
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No word yet on the specific schedule, but here's a taste:
Fans of the popular AMC television series "The Walking Dead" will find a number of show's cast members present at the Tulsa Comic Con. Scott Wilson (Hershel Greene), Jon Bernthal (Shane Walsh), Norman Reedus (Daryl Dixon) and Michael Rooker (Merle Dixon) will all be attending the event, and they're sure to answer all your pressing questions about life on the run in a post-apocalyptic world filled with hungry zombies and other crazy characters. Scott Wilson has been featured on-screen for nearly 50 years, and aside from his contributions to "The Walking Dead," he has appeared in a variety of films that include, Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood," "In the Heat of the Night," "Pearl Harbor," "Monster," and numerous others. Jon Bernthal is a classically trained actor who has played a role in more than 30 off-Broadway theatrical productions over his career, and also been a member of a professional baseball team in Europe. Norman Reedus is probably best known for his role as Murphy McManus in the cult classic "The Boondock Saints" and its 2009 sequel "The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day," though the actor has played a number of other roles in films such as "Mimic," "Deuces Wild," "Blade II," "Gossip," "American Gangster" and many others. Michael Rooker plays Reedus's brother in "The Walking Dead," but has also been cast in other on-screen portrayals of "Days of Thunder," "JFK," "Cliffhanger," "Tombstone," and "Mallrats." Fans of the series should stop by the booths of these gentlemen to discuss what's in store for the coming seasons of "The Walking Dead," the best way to take care of a blood-thirsty zombie or what each actor is pursuing outside the popular AMC series.
If you're one of the many who grew up with the megazord and multi-colored rangers, be sure to grab an autograph or a photo with Jason David Frank who will be in attendance at this year's installment of Tulsa Comic Con. Frank is best known for his portrayal of Tommy, the green ranger, who joined the team in the original series "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers." In the show, he utilized the power of the dragon shield and dagger, which were said to possess special healing powers and the ability to deflect energy projectiles. The character of Tommy later became the white ranger, who captured the heart of Kimberly the pink ranger and went on to lead the group against the evil forces of Zedd. Throughout the remainder of the series and numerous subsequent off-shoots, Tommy appeared in more episodes than any other character and was always a central fixture of the power rangers team. Off screen, Frank is an experienced martial arts practitioner who holds a seventh degree black belt in American karate and a purple belt in Brazilian ju jitsu. He owns two mixed martial arts (MMA) gyms in Texas and California, and is also the founder of "Jesus Didn't Tap," a Christian-based line of clothing and MMA equipment. Be sure to stop by his booth to get a chance to discuss what it was like working with Zordon, Alpha and the rest of the rangers brigade, or what will be on his acting schedule in the months to come.
Comic Con attendees should note that Photo Op tickets must be purchased separately, and are not included with admission to the show. All photo ops will be performed by a professional photographer and will be shot using ideal studio lighting and digital photography equipment supplied by the photographer. If you do not purchase your photo op tickets prior to the show, they may be bought inside the convention with cash only. ATMs will be available to Comic Con patrons, but be warned, they often run out of bills during the event. Pricing for each photo op depends on which celebrity you chose for the shoot. Fans will be able to get their photos taken with the following individuals: Norman Reedus, Sean Patrick Flanery, David Della Rocco, Dean Cain, James Marsters, Jason David Frank, Jon Bernthal, Michael Rooker, Nicholas Brendon and Scott Wilson.
Where to Buy Tickets
Guests are encouraged to purchase their tickets early online at the Wizard World website. Tickets will also be available at the door while supplies last, and for an increased rate. Children under 10 years of age are granted free admission when accompanied by a paying adult. Adults are limited to only two unpaid children each day.
- Three-day weekend passes are $65
- Single-day Friday tickets are $35
- Single-day Saturday tickets are $45
- Single-day Sunday tickets are $40
- VIP three-day weekend passes are $199
- VIP Experience tickets are available for $75 to $325 depending on celebrities
- Photo Op tickets available for $15 to $100 depending on celebrities
Costume and Weapon Rules
Weapons Policy
To ensure that all attendees have a fun and safe experience at the Tulsa Comic Con, event officials have enacted some rules to govern the allowance of certain weapons. If an individual fails to adhere to the set weapon guidelines, her or she will be asked to leave the event without a refund on ticket price. The guidelines are as follows:
- All weapons must be inspected by members of the security team stationed at the entrance of the event.
- Weapons must be properly tagged by staff members prior to entry.
- Actual firearms of any sort will not be allowed inside the convention center.
- Simulated weapons for certain cosplay outfits will be allowed, but must be non-firing.
- Bladed weapons must be fixed within their sheaths so they cannot be removed.
- If you are found to have an untagged weapon inside the show, you will be escorted to the security area to have your weapon inspected and tagged.
- If your weapon does not meet the criteria listed above, you will not be permitted entry to the convention.
- If you are unsure about your weapon or it does not meet the specifications of security personnel, please leave it at home to ensure admission.
Costume Policy
Costumes are encouraged, however, the Tulsa Comic Con is a family-friendly event and patrons are asked to refrain from dressing in lewd or scandalous attire. The costume contest will be held on Saturday, with a special kids installment set for Sunday.
- Guests' costumes must abide by local and federal indecent exposure laws.
- This event will be attended by persons from all age groups, and you should be sure to wear clothing that will not offend.
- Harassment of any other Comic Con attendee will likely result in you being asked to leave.
- All costumes and props must not fire, spray, shoot, or ignite, or you will be prohibited from entering
Getting Around
The Cox Business Center in downtown Tulsa resides just a few blocks from US-75, US-64 and I-244, and is also easily accessible using public buses. Book one of Vacation Rentals.com's downtown Tulsa vacation rentals, or accommodations located outside the city.
- Driving: From the Tulsa International Airport, get on OK-11 west from east Apache Street and north 75th Avenue. Keep left and merge onto US-75 south toward downtown Tulsa. Take the left hand exit toward I-244 west and continue down the interstate for 2 miles. Take exit 5B for 2nd Street toward downtown, then turn right onto south Frisco Avenue. The destination will be on your right. Parking spaces will be available around the convention center, and guests should defer to local authorities who are likely to be direction traffic outside the event.
- Public Transportation: Comic Con attendees hoping to use public transportation should take a brown line 117 bus to the south Houston Avenue and west 4th Street bus stop. The convention center is located just south of the bus stop.
Things to Do Besides Tulsa Comic Con
- Although it's not located right by Comic Con, it's definitely worth squeezing a trip to the Tulsa Zoo into your itinerary.
- See what's playing at the BOK Center during your visit.
- The Center of the Universe is a neat little attraction located right by Comic Con - known for its amazing echoes!
- Check out the Woody Guthrie Center while you're here - it's close to Comic Con and a unique, favorite Tulsa attraction.
Where to Stay
Hotels are small, expensive, and sell out fast. Tulsa vacation homes and condos, on the other hand, are a much roomier alternative. Make sure to explore your variety of lodging options before your arrival.
Choose from amenities like a private hot tub, pet-friendly accommodations, and more!


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Happy March. .Follow us into Spring and watch the weight drop! :welcome:
This is going to be a super-charged month with a lot of losers! Climb aboard and share your thoughts! We welcome you!
PHEWWWW I am here. Here we go one month down and more to come!
This is my Birthday month so i hope to be down 15 pounds by my b'day on March 28, wish me luck !
You can do it, Nermo! I just know it. My Birthday is at the end of April and I intend to be 15 down! I would love 20 but will take anything at this point!! :shake:
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I'm going to kick March's BUTT. My "little" clothes are begging me to wear them again..
Nermo and IM2- I'm looking into my crystal ball and see great weight loss in your futures....
GT- I am so so sorry you were ill. Please up the fat. We're really worried about you and want you to be healthy. The only reason I've lasted this long without veggies and fruits is because of the fat. If you feel dizzy, tired, sluggish, you have to add fat. Please give it a try. Yesterday, I had a tuna/chicken/turkey day. I lost a pound, but did not feel 100% today. Very tired at times. I know I got a good night sleep and have not done anything strenuous, so I can only blame it on my low fat day. You have done an amazing job and have lost so much weight. I know the burning desire to cut and slash our way to goal, and you must feel like you should be done by now, but this is an important time to focus on feeling good, having energy, being healthy inside and out, and our bodies will follow through and do whats right by us. 3 hours of exercise is way to much for Jillian, let alone us. luv ya girlie! You will get to goal. I know you will.
Hey there- Paulies Girl! So glad you decided to join us! I have no doubt you will get those pesky pregnancy pounds off! Stick with us and expect to lose lots this coming week and the weeks ahead!! Just ask Nermo!!
Al! Whew. .was worried about the name. .No one threw out any ideas and I forgot all about it until this morning. .So glad you found us!
Thank you for the good karma. . hopefully it'll rub off on everyone and we will be the biggest losers EVER!! I'm really, really done getting used to this size and would like to see another size, smaller. .that is. . before the end of March. .Yay. Spring. .
speaking of dizzy. .very weird but I haven't felt right all day. .not sick or anything .just kinda cloudy? I don't know why. .I felt that way a little yesterday too but not as bad as today. . I thought maybe it was my meds but I haven't seen that listed in the side effects. . I definately ate enough fat today. .I had ground beef X2 so I can't really figure it out. .I would suspect blood sugar but my tests came back OK. .I guess if it keeps up, I'll drag my sorry butt back to the DR. . Maybe its just Spring Fever? Yes. .that's it. .Spring Fever. .we are all ill with it!
Paulie! Glad you found us. . I lurk on other boards and lure people in. You will like this group. .We compliment each other very well. .Bad days and good! I hope the rest of the gang checks in soon!
Dustin. .It is March, ya know. .
Lisa: Your bad days are behind you. .
GT: Pretty in Pink:
Kath: Wedding revenge. . for both of us!
Nermo: We are melting. .melting. . melting, I Say!
Al: Vitamins will rock your world
Pale. . Keep on moving. .your body with thank you. .
Everyone! Come on . post your thoughts. .. .new topic.. discuss!
Hi Peeps! :hiya: I found it! I love the name, Im2-really catchy!:)
Maybe the meds are kicking in Im2 and you're in ketosis and having belated "induction flu"! You'll be down those 15lbs by your bithday-no problem! You too, Nermo! (You are shrinking ,girl)
Al, I do eat fat-I put mayo in tuna!!!:) Oh yeah and I eat eggs! I think the cals are too low-or low blood-sugar or low blood-pressure. (I was googling!)As I say I'm gonna make an appointment with my Dr. Oh and Im2, you've convinced me about the multi-vit. I'm gonna but some today! You're right, Al I just feel I should be at goal now-I thought I'd be there now! Oh well!:) Oh yeah and no loss today or yesterday!:annoyed::rolleyes:
Dustin, Lisa, Paleo, Kath, Msgirl----hope you find us quick!!!
Morning!!! Up at 5:30 and ready to go!!
Im2- Do you journal what you eat and how you feel during the day? with the new meds and changes taking place, it might be a good idea to keep track so you have all the details incase you do have to go back to the doctor. I placed the vitamins on the kitchen counter. I will take them with the first meal of the day, which is normally after 11, but since Im up so early again, it may be sooner. I too will track any changes the vitamins make, and evaluate in the next few months if I see anything different. Thanks for keeping up with me!:D
GT- Get better QUICK! It probably is low calories. Easiest way to bring them up quick is a fatty steak! I can totally understand not wanting to add more fat and having the scale move up. I couldnt beleive it either at first, but I was able to eat more and the scale still went down. Now, fat is my phenomemon- its the fat from the meat that I count (not mayo). I wont be a fat pusher anymore. Hope you find what works! and please dont make this face at me - :annoyed: I care about you!! :)
Hubby found our getaway spot! Im even more excited that he did the research and picked it out. For anyone curious, Im going to Antigua (the worlds most romantic resort, so they say)!! You may also know it as St. Johns......
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PS- Im giving up a kitchen remodel for this. My priorities aren't messed up at all.:laugh:
I know the others will find us quick, but msgirl, how've you been? Where've you been??
Bring the meat!
I'm going to tackle a brand new recipe today, which dates back hundreds of years ago....its called pemmican. Basically, its dehydrated, ground up lean meat, mixed 50/50 with rendered fat and once prepared properly has a shelf life that lasts for months! I hope I like it cause it takes a long time to make, but Im hoping to chuck the tuna and have loads of this stocked up at work. I guess a little goes a long way... Hoping the butcher has the stuff I need. Note: Not that anyone would want to try this, but it wouldnt be a good idea for the newbies...lots of calories.
Heres hoping everyone has an amazing day!! BBL
OMG Al I just looked at the picks of Antigua-----drooooooooooooooooooooooool!!! Oh it is beautiful! You are so lucky! I so would give up the kitchenn for that too! I might have to have that as my screen-saver! OMG the colour of the water---it's too lovely!!!
Can't believe you're up at 5:30 and actually alert!!!!!!
I don't use the little frowny at you, I use him at me!! But gotta say, I think he's the cutest!!:annoyed::annoyed::annoyed::annoyed::annoy ed: cute!!
Gotta say, Al--your meat does not sound good!!!
Good Morning!
It's March 1st!!! I feel ready to tackle the world again! I did absolutely nothing over the weekend! Now, I'm all ready. The fridge is full of meats and I bought 5 cans of tuna with me to work along with 32oz jug of water.
My B-day is in April so I was starting to think about reaching 200 lbs around my birthday! Maybe that is a far stretch, but at least that will give me a goal to strive for.
I would like to join in with you if you don't mine. I have been following a weightloss center diet that is almost exactly like the 14 day shape up program. Here is a typical days menu for me, do you think it qualifies as stillmans?
1 egg cooked in a spray of pam
1 high protein pudding, from weightloss center
Small salad w/ fatfree italian
4oz roasted turkey breast or chicken.
1 carb choice slice of diet bread, acmack cracker, rice cake or melba toast
High protein snack bar or pudding
4 oz chicken or turkey or 5 oz of fish
1/2 cooked vegetable or salad
1 carb choice slice of diet bread, acmack cracker, rice cake or melba toast
High protein pudding or soup
I can have a small apple everyday but have not been adding that lately. I also do not always have the carb choice. I have insulin resistance and skipping those seems to help me lose.
I also try to get exercise of some kind in on a daily basis. 20 minutes 4 times a week and 45 minutes 3 times a week.
Hi Tania,
Personally, I don't care if you are exactly on Stillman's or not. I am always glad to see new faces in here. Looking at your stats, it is very impressive to drop from 311 to 165!! Whoo-Hoo!! I figured more people in here, we all can motivate and cheer each other along!
hello everyone
We sure are the chattiest bunch of people i've ever seen. New thread up for a day and already 20 something posts!!! We sure can talk! Glad we don't eat as much as we chit chat!
This is the month for us LOSERS!!!
bdladie :welcome: aboard - very impressive stats!!! How long did it take you to lose so much? Your menu is not exactly stillman's but whatever works for you and it so seems like it's working!!! You will love it here.
st.paulie :welcome: Your stats are real close to mine so let's get on track and lose, lose, lose ....... We can do it. I think I can.. I think I can... I think I can
36.8 pounds to ONEDERLAND !!!
Come on Peachy where r u?
GT- I hope you are feeling better hun. I like :annoyed::annoyed: too he is too cute :annoyed: lol
Sending a Hi to all you old losers and new losers...:hiya: Only have a minute. Just weighed and am still maintaining at 150...might need to shake things up a bit this week...:annoyed: (Yeah, I like the annoyed guy, too!).
I ordered the dress for my daughter's wedding and it was just a tad snug, so that will spur me on to the 130's by April when the dress comes in...:)
Also, thank you EVERYONE for your warm welcome. I am glad to see such support and comraderie being given to everyone here. Day #2, going pretty well, IMO cravings are the worst this day, and i know that after tomorrow they will diminish and it'll be good. Lost two pounds, water weight but hey, the scale is going DOWN and not up lol so that's great. Good luck and wishing everyone a great day!
:doh: I am such a Dork!!! :doh: Here I started the new thread and was all Marchish. . and it wasn't even March 1st yet!!! :annoyed: :annoyed: :annoyed: (He is pretty cute, isn't he?). .
Anyway. . .I guess we got a jump start on our new month. . it is going to be a "one-derful" month in more ways than one!!
Let's rock. .let's Roll. . lets get our meat on. . .Yipppeeeeeeeeeee
I can't believe I haven't eaten a slice of bread since July 7, 2009 at 3:00 pm. .not that I'm keeping track or anything!! I just thought that was funny if you really think about it. . Same thing with fruit.. OMG . . . Now chocolate. . that's a different story. . hehehehe :rofl:
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All Sorts of Weird Stuff offers news and information about George R.R. Martin, in particular about his A Song of Ice and Fire series.
"When I was young, I read all sorts of stuff. One week it would be Lovecraft, the next Vance. It was all imaginative literature, or as my dad called it 'Weird Stuff.' It was all 'Weird Stuff.'"
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Bigpoint, creator of various free-to-play, browser-based games, has opened up its official website for the licensed Game of Thrones massively multiplayer online roleplaying game. At present, all it features is a place for interested fans and gamers to sign up for their e-mail updates…
But Venture Beat has the very first images from the game, showing off the third-person 3D action. According to the article, Bigpoint will be offering a sneak peek of the game at next week's Game Developer's Conference in San Francisco.
All in all, the graphics look pretty good, though the images seem small. But they're fairly generic—nothing recognizably from Game of Thrones, not yet in any case, and we still know nothing about the gameplay. Something to keep an eye out on, though!
Dark Sword Miniatures has unveiled their latest addition to the George R.R. Martin Masterworks series of miniatures. This time, the incredible Tom Meier has sculpted all six of the Stark direwolves, four of which are now available and two more (Lady and Shaggydog) are being prepped for production. As always, these miniatures come at 28mm scale (sometimes Dark Sword puts them out in 54mm, but not in this case), which makes the level of detail just stunning (human-size figures are not much past an inch tall!)
Speaking of the miniatures, George has a poll asking fans to share which of a set of characters they'd like to see made into figures. Among the options? Khal Drogo, Ser Barristan Selmy, Prince Doran Nymeros Martell, Olenna Tyrell (the Queen of Thorns), Margaery Tyrell, and Davos Seaworth.
We started seeing this buzzed about—a 64-page art book showing concept art and sketches, apparently printed to quite high standards, that will be included with pre-orders of the Game of Thrones RPG from Cyanide. Among those sellers is Amazon US, so mosey on there to pre-order the PS3 or XBox 360 editions (for some reason I can't track down PC preorder links…) It's unclear whether this initiative will also take place in Europe, as Atlus USA is the one putting out the press release… so, sorry folks, this may be North America-only.
For more information about the game, visit the official game site or our previous coverage.
Here's the official press release from Atlus USA:
Here's a 30 minute interview with Ted Nasmith, one of the celebrated "Big Three" Tolkien artists who has recently (and very successfully) turned his hand to depicting George R.R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" series, with his series of castle paintings for the 2011 calendar (and The World of Ice and Fire book that Linda and I have co-written with GRRM). He's presently working on the new A Game of Thrones limited edition. Among the topics of discussion are Nasmith's approach to depicting the setting, and his career in general.
Thanks to the Tower of the Hand for sharing it!
Back in November, we shared the news that Dark Horse—best known by many for their comics, but also a top-notch producer of collectibles—had received the license from HBO to create collectible items for Game of Thrones. And now the first product has been unveiled.
Per their original release, Dark Horse's license extended to, "statues, busts, and action figures; prop and jewelry replicas; and barware, stationery, and other collectibles." I guess we know what they went with first. The bust has already been unveiled at the International Toy Fair, will be appearing for pre-order in the March Previews (the leading catalog for the direct market), and will subsequently be released on June 20.
You can find the full press release below.
We've previously reported on Green Ronin's plans for their Song of Ice and Fire Roleplaying system. One of the details they revealed was that they had hired Michael Komarck to return and provide the cover for their new "Game of Thrones" edition of the main rule book.
And now? They've unveiled the cover, and lo! it is good. Amazing piece of work, and yet another depiction of one of the most iconic moments of Robert's rebellion. Now if only they had been on horseback (and Robert beardless), it would have been utterly perfect…
Preorders for the book will become available in April, after the premiere of HBO's Game of Thrones.
George R.R. Martin shares the news that Gary Gianni will be illustrating the 2014 A Song of Ice and Fire calendar. Better yet, GRRM reports that the sales on the 2011 and 2012 calendars have been so strong that Random House has also contracted to create 2015 and 2016 calendars. Gianni is an Eisner-award winning artist, perhaps best known for having taken over the Prince Valiant comic strip in 2004 and for his artistic interpretations of Robert E. Howard's oeuvre. Some truly beautiful artwork, both in color and black-and-white.
The 2013 calendar (Preorder: US, UK), with art from Marc Simonetti, will be published on July 31st and will be unveiled at San Diego Comic-Con.
Gamespy has a good interview with lead game designer Sylvain Sechi and project manager Thomas Veauclin regarind Cyanide's forthcoming Game of Thrones roleplaying game (Pre-order: X-box, PS3). The game is due to hit shelves in North America on May 15, and should be in Europe around that time as well.
They go into some detail about how they developed the story for the game, and the degree to which George R.R. Martin has been involved. According to them, when they presented their plans with some trepidation, Martin looked it over and told them he had been planning even bigger events to take place in later novels, so their plans were just fine. They also discuss the difference in philosophy between sandbox games such as Skyrim and more narrative-driven games, such as those produced by BioWare.
For those who decided to wait patiently for Cyanide's Game of Thrones: Genesisstrategy game at a lower price point, the game's become part of Steam's Daily Deals, with prices reduced 75% ($9.99 in the US, 9.99€ in Europe). Currently the deal has about 19 hours to go before it's back to its regular price point.
A lot of movement, a lot of upcoming things of interest to fans of ASoIaF, this year. Among them? The 2013 A Song of Ice and Fire Calendar with art by Marc Simonetti has been up for pre-order a bit… but now a cover has shown up over at Amazon.com (Amazon UK preorder), and it's very nice indeed.
Also vaguely spoilerish, as it represents a scene from A Dance with Dragons, but without context it should be fine.. Great choice of scene, though, and we're eager to see what else Simonetti has in store!
Back in March of last year, it was announced that Subterranean Press was going to normalize its limited edition of the A Song of Ice and Fire series by going back to the first two novels and publishing them; they had previously skipped those two, having taken over the license from the defunct Meisha Merlin. A few months later, we learned that Ted Nasmith would illustrate the first novel, A Game of Thrones.
And now GRRM has announced the artist for A Clash of Kings: Richard Hescox, a past winner of the Chesley Award, among other honors. It'll be awhile before we see his work, but in related news, George noted that Marc Fishman had turned in all of his art for the limited edition of A Dance with Dragons... and you can see most of it, or perhaps even all of it, at his Facebook gallery (naturally, spoilers galore!)
A new month, and now a new teaser from Atlus for XBox 360, PS3; PC forthcoming). This one features one of the new locations created for the game, Riverspring, the seat of House Sarwyck. One of the two playable characters from the game, the red priest Alester, hails from there.
The teaser certainly seems to be suggesting that political intrigues and currents are going to be an important part of the game's narrative. More information about the RPG can be found at the official site, and in our earlier report.
Kotaku, the gaming-focused site that's part of the Gawker Media empire, has an excellent write-up for A Game of Thrones: The Board Game (Amazon: US, UK) from Fantasy Flight Games.
As the review indicates, it really is a fantastic game—runs a bit long and works best with a full complement of players, and the rules take some learning, but once you have it down, it's extremely good. So good, that it's just shy of the top 100 at BoardGameGeek, which ranks something like 5,000 board games. The new 2nd edition is said to be particularly good, bringing in rules from past expansions and marrying them to beautiful art and graphic design. If you're a fan of deep, strategic board games, the Game of Thrones board game is a terrific choice.
Valyrian Steel has announced that pre-ordering of the Night's Watch Dragonglass Dagger Set—also known as the "Beyond the Wall Survival Kit"—will begin from this Saturday.
This is one of the coolest things they've done in their line of officially-licensed "A Song of Ice and Fire" replicas—including Longclaw, Needle, and Ice, as well as the forthcoming King Robert's Hammer (also available for pre-order)—and features a real obsidian blade crafted by hand (no two weapons will be exactly alike!), a belt pouch, five obsidian arrowheads, a sheath, and a collectible wooden storage box.
Bear in mind that there may be some restrictions depending on where you live, so read the details carefully at their site.
In their round-up of their plans for 2012, roleplaying game publisher Green Ronin spend a good deal of time discussing their Song of Ice and Fire Roleplaying game. The huge boom in interest in all things Ice and Fire thanks to HBO's Game of Thrones has seriously depleted their stock of the Song of Ice and Fire Roleplaying rule book. Instead of reprinting it, they're announcing a brand new edition, called the A Game of Thrones edition, which will include the entirety of the Peril of King's Landing adventure that was separately released.
Besides being full color, the RPG will feature a brand new cover from the amazing Michael Komarck, whose provided some of the finest artwork for "A Song of Ice and Fire" to date. Green Ronin's plans extend past that May release of the AGoT edition, however.
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After five years, homes are getting largerDecember 24, 2012 @ 10:24 am (Updated: 7:18 am - 12/26/12 )
Homeowners are turning to bigger homes following five years of downsizing trends.
Average sizes of newly built homes increased 3.7 percent last year over 2010, according to U.S. Census Bureau data. That marked the first increase since 2007. And builders are reporting higher demand for larger homes this year.
A recent survey by PulteGroup showed that 84 percent of homeowners between the ages of 18-59 have no intentions of downsizing, even among baby boomers.
"There appears to be a renewed sense of optimism in housing," says Deborah Meyer, PulteGroup's chief marketing officer. "Homebuyers, regardless of their stage of life, still want and need larger homes. Consistent with our consumer research, the survey results show that today's buyers are equally focused on more efficient use of the spaces within their homes."
The need for more space may be coming from the growing number of people living under one roof, as multi-generations move in together.
A recent survey by the American Institute of Architects shows a higher demand for multi-generational housing. The survey also showed more homeowners upsizing their current homes. Fifty-eight percent of architects reported higher interest in additions and remodels, which is up from 35 percent one year ago. Larger kitchen and baths topped the list.
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The actor welcomed a baby boy named Valor last weekend, E! Online reports. Valor was born on Oct. 27 at a hospital in Florida. His mother is an "unnamed former flame" of Hirsch's whom he met at an Oscar after-party earlier this year and had a brief fling with, according to E!.
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Sunday's second-season finale of Showtime's Homeland was titled "The Choice." Which could just as easily have applied to the seventh-season finale of Dexter that immediately preceded it. The ones making the ultimate choice, though, are the viewers, who must decide if they're willing to go where these dark bundles of insanity take them.
I echo Homeland's Brody when I say: "I'm in." I realize it might be hipper to join the Twitter snark parade, especially when it comes to Homeland's giant leaps of credibility-defying faith, but imagine how dull and dreary this fall would have been without this one-two punch of Sunday night high-octane entertainment.
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The creators behind the Golden Globe-winning Fox series will receive the top award for comedy writing at next month's Just for Laughs conference in Montreal. Co-creator Ian Brennan will pick up the award on behalf of Glee's other co-creators, Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk.
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John Belushi and Richard Pryor had more in common than comedic brilliance. Each struggled with intense personal demons, detailed in the two-hour special, The Tragic Side of Comedy (Wednesday, 9 pm/ET). The BIO Channel show explores the troubled lives behind some of the most celebrated comedians of our time, including Chris Farley, Richard Jeni, Bernie Mac, and Andy Kaufman.
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During every Tuesday performance show, I find myself wondering what Dave Navarro is whispering to INXS guitarist Tim Farriss — who, incidentally, is looking more and more like Sammy Hagar to me. The two of them are often seen chatting in a damn-near huddled embrace. Maybe Dave's asking him what kind of pomade he uses? Or if he's seen Eddie Van Halen lately? Most likely, though, he's asking Tim the same question I asked myself last night: Can you believe how good the contestants have become? Those performances were so solid that I'd have paid top ticket price (including those obscene Ticketmaster surcharges) to see them live. Here's who rocked what:
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That's not dust on the needle, this record is broken,
A repetitive loop of words already spoken.
St- st- stuck on the same old tune,
Echoing off the walls of this weathered tomb.
Carved in the rock are old lessons from friends,
Advice from the wiser in the hopes that I'll mend.
Whitewashed with stubbornness, faded with age,
Clouded by the haze of my own silent rage.
Their logic seems sound when scrawled on the stone,
Yet the vinyl still clicks with that same whining tone.
The cave feels crowded with this incessant sound,
My mind gasping for air, begging not to be drowned.
I see a speck of sunlight guiding away from the echo,
Suffocating spaces pushing me to escape and just let go.
But my concrete feet fight frayed habits to stay,
Stuck in this cycle of my own groundhog day.
I can hear the birds chirping, counteracting my song,
A beat that's been listed at number 1 for far too long.
I wrote this a while ago, never posted it here, it's just remained lurking in the middle of one of my computer files, affectionately known as 'The Bubble'. But I found this video this morning, which I thought was beautiful, calming and urged me to hunt this out for posting…
I possess a whole medley of scars, not just one. Some through accident, some through blatant tomfoolery and others through choice and curiosity. I don't look upon scars as ghastly disfigurations of the skin but as memories, lessons and moments of escape.
One of my first, and probably scar with the earliest memory, is the star shaped bruise on my foot that I obtained when I was just a pup. At the tender age of never-thinking-things-through-and-three-quarters, I decided it was a good idea to try climbing the derelict motorcycle that we had propped up in the back garden, only to have the motorcycle decided it would be much more fun to mount me instead, and leaving me a five-pointed off-colour reminder.
Scar two – above my eye – Again, I was a child and as a child it was not one of my brightest move to try and tightrope the park bench because it resulted in a completely graceless headfirst dive into the razor-edged gravel. I should probably view this scar as an act (one of many) of my own foolishness, but I only look upon this scar with fondness. At the time it happened I was with my Dad and one of my longest friends to date, and remember the look of pride on my Dad's face when I didn't cry as they laid me down on that hospital bed to stitch me up, while the adjacent boy, who was much older than me, thrashed around in screaming fit as they attempted to stitch a similar injury.
My knees are adorned with a variety of playground war wounds and, I hate to admit it, some intoxicated-while-wearing-too-high-heel wounds as well.
On the back of my left hand peeks a scar that was the result of me not removing my hand quick enough from a closing drawer. Darwin would be proud.
Then there are those I have inflicted upon myself. Despite there being more than I can count, I only ever remember one being done in sadness. That one hides across my stomach and is slowly but surely starting to fade.
Knife nicks, cigarette and lighter burns, scissor snips, lava lamp and kettle burns, even the occasional nail scratch were all done in calm. I have a curiosity in the healing process, I love how the body mends itself while holding onto a memory. Many, not all, but many of these act as landmarks in my life. This was the year I did this…or this was the moment that happened. I know people look at them with worry and concern but it doesn't bother me as I know their true stories.
To me they are just inkless tattoos Stories written in invisible ink. I'll admit, they're not the greatest pieces of art but I appreciate their value none the less.
WittyDi:"So… Laptop, Brain and Fingers, you've had the past 3 hours to create a magnificent essay, what do you have to show for yourself?"
LBF:"…Uhh… I umm… It umm…we umm… didn't finish the essay…"
WittyDi:"No you didn't… What did you actually accomplish?"
LBF:"……………………………….we used powerpoint to construct a 50 page, multiple choice, multiple scenario, quiz game show based on gender stereotypes based on a random infographic we found, for no purpose other than I found it amusing……."
WittyDi: "Bravo, you imbeciles."
The Inspirational Procrastination:
Any knowing my luck, no one is actually going to play the game now… Well, no one except me!
I stumbled across this video this morning and it couldn't have come at a better time. Over the past few…….forevers…. I've been serial self-depricator and over the past few months it's been increasing the daily appointments it has in my life. I've been trying to work out why I do it and what started it but I always come up short. Despite the constant affirmations of people around me, those little insulting voices still like to host afternoon lunch parties, social breakfasts and midnight feasts in my brain.
So I'm trying to task myself with a new challenge as my previous attempts at shoving a sock in it have come up short. Instead of focusing on the whys because so far there has been nothing glowingly obvious in my past for me to punch in the face, I am going to work on how to tackle the problem at hand, put faces to my own demons and then staple their mouths shut, duct tape, superglue, whatever strong adhesive is to hand at the time and do it that way. I think, hope, that a new habit will eventually form and that mental "quit hitting yourself!" quiets down, I'll develop a new way of approaching things.
I started last night by trying to write a list of what I thought my positive qualities were, and I have to say it was bloody difficult. I don't want it to be difficult, so I'm going to keep doing it until I do like doing it! Not dissimilar to my approach of eating fish. I used to hate but slowly but surely, bite by bite, I became a lover of all that is finny and scaled.
And on that note, I also found this delightful but ridiculously cheesy challenge to sink my fork into…


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Last year, Capital One Venture had a 100,000 match my miles promotion and they just announced that they are having another go at it this year. The rules are slightly different from last year. But here is how it works (this applies to new applicants and cardholders of the Capital One Venture Rewards Card).
There are two criteria that you need meet to get their bonus miles.
The first criteria is that after getting your card, you need to spend $1,000 within three months. If you had participated in last year's 100,000 bonus miles promotion, you are not eligible to participate this year.
The second criteria is that you have to send Capital One your annual statement on a travel rewards credit card you have used last year (ie 2011). Capital One will match one dollar that you spend with two "Venture Miles". They will match up to $50,000 in annual spend. That means that if you did spend $50,000 on one of your reward cards, you will get 100,000 "Miles" in your account. It has to be $50,000 of spending on one card and not multiple cards. And you have to be the main account holder.
But even after you apply and get approved of the card, there is a little hoop you have to jump to ensure you "participate in this promotion". After you get approved for your card, you will receive an email that will have the registration link within 7 to 10 business days. You must register within 7 business days of receiving the email.
This promotion is good until 1st May 2012 or when they have given out one billion miles, whichever occurs first.
You can apply for the Venture Card and see the promotion details here.
What Are The "Miles" Worth? – The "miles" that you earn (or rather the bonus miles you get) can be used to redeem product on Capital One's reward program catalog. If you decide to redeem for travel, 100,000 miles gets you $1,000 in value. You can book your travel expense through Capital One's online portal.
Details of the 2011 100k Bonus Miles Promotion
Capital One also had a 110,000 bonus miles promotion last year. After getting the new Venture Rewards Card, you had to submit a statement from an airline showing that you have 100,000 miles in your account. Their web sites list the airlines that they are accepting statements from, basically the major US carriers or discount airline, including Southwest, Frontier, Jetblue, Alaska, Spirit, Airtran, Hawaiian, and Virgin America. You also had to spend $1,000 within 90 days
They also had the same expiration policy. They ended the offer once they have given out 1 billion miles or by May 13th 2011, whichever came first.
How Is This Deal Different From Last Year's? – This year, Capital One has made it slightly more difficult to get the 100,000 bonus miles. If you had spent $50,000 last year on the card that is not a problem.
Last year's criteria did not require any spending. All you have to do was to show you had 100,000 miles in your frequent flier account. And you could have earned those miles from years ago. Or you could have earned them through signing up for one of the mega bonus miles card!
If they had used the same criteria as last year, then folks who have signed up for the Chase Saphhire Preferred 50,000 bonus miles offer and the Chase Ink Bold 50,000 bonus miles offer (both are still going on BTW) would have 100,000 Ultimate Reward points which they could have transferred to say their United Mileage Plus account. Or I could have easily met last ear's criteria because I got 100,000 British Airways Avios miles from their 100,000 sign up bonus!
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As a Beginning -- Just behind the slick surface textures of the new Yerevan, beyond its refashioned vistas, mondo boutiques, and cooler than though cafes and restaurants, there is the beating heart of a dreamscape. This is the city's mythic backdrop, an ongoing essay contest where memory and prospect meet or don't. Sevada was at home here. He felt he was in his element as he experienced deja vus at every other corner and street turn.
The juxtaposition was inescapable. There was, in the foreground, the stage of the here and now: an Armenian socius struggling for stability, an East-meets-West brand of politics and governance, the razzle-dazzle of an entrepreneurial spirit that was busy expanding the gulf between the haves and have-nots, plus the potential of eye-popping creativity across the board.
Then there was the stage of larger, less perceptible movements. The stage of history, of abiding values and traditions. Armenia's history has been disproportionately marked with loss, yet its people have always been somehow adept at turning a new leaf the day after. Sevada sought to do the whole monty on film, loosely basing his story on the goings-on of a pantomime stage. He wished neither to present a cautionary tale nor weave the bildungsroman of a nation in transition. His interest instead lay in vignettes that said little but intimated liberally.
'As a Beginning' opens with auditions for a pantomime performance. Against a stark-white background, the beautiful youths auditioning for the piece come up with unscripted answers to the probing questions shot by the casting director. The youths are real-life students of Yerevan's Pantomime Theater.
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Robert Fagles, winner of the PEN/Ralph Manheim Medal for Translation and a 1996 Academy Award in Literature from the American Academy of Arts and Letters presents us with his universally acclaimed modern verse translation of the world's greatest war story. Rage-Goddess, sing the rage of Peleus' son Achilles, murderous, doomed, that cost the Achaeans countless losses, hurling down to the House of Death so many sturdy souls? Thus begins the stirring story of the Trojan War and the rage of Achilles that has gripped listeners and readers for 2,700 years. This timeless poem still vividly conveys the horror and heroism of men and gods wrestling with towering emotions and battling amidst devastation and destruction, as it moves inexorably to its wrenching, tragic conclusion. Renowned classicist Bernard Knox observes in his superb Introduction that although the violence of the Iliad is grim and relentless, it co-exists with both images of civilized life and a poignant yearning for peace. Combining the skills of a poet and scholar, Robert Fagles brings the energy of contemporary language to this enduring heroic epic. He maintains the drive and metric music of Homer's poetry, and evokes the impact and nuance of the Iliad's mesmerizing repeated phrases in what Peter Levi calls "an astonishing performance."
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Fujifilm FinePix X100
Fujifilm FinePix X100
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The Fujifilm FinePix X100 is a digital camera with a 23 mm fixed prime lens (35 mm equivalent angle of view (AOV) in 35 mm full frame format). It was initially shown at the Photokina show in September 2010 and was subsequently introduced in February 2011.[1] It was the first model in Fujifilm's X-Series of cameras and has since been joined by the X10, X20, X-S1, X-Pro1 and X-E1. It is superseded by the Fujifilm X100S.[2] It is sometimes compared with the Leica X1 because both share a similar classic look.[citation needed]
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- Hybrid optical/electric viewfinder
- 23 mm (35 mm equivalent angle of view (AOV) in 35 mm full frame format) fixed prime lens
- Classic styling
The FinePix X100 was the first camera to show a number of new technologies developed by Fujifilm. These include a hybrid viewfinder which allows the user to choose between a conventional optical viewfinder with an electronic overlay, or an electronic viewfinder.[3] The combination of APS-C sized CMOS sensor, EXR processor and 23mm (35 mm equivalent) fast aperture lens was also a first.[4]
Since its introduction, the FinePix X100 has received favourable reviews and a number of awards. These include Innovative Camera of the Year from Ephotozine[5] and Best Premium Camera in the 2011 TIPA awards.[6] In most cases, the prizes were awarded for the combination of technology and picture quality, but the X100 has also received plaudits for its design outside the photography market, coming top of Stuff magazine's Cool List for 2011[7] and in October 2012 receiving Good Design Award from Good Design Award (Japan).[8]
Some X100 cameras have reportedly suffered from 'sticky aperture disease' where the aperture blades lock up, leading to overexposure.[9][10] Fujifilm has acknowledged this issue and will fix it under warranty.
On initial release the X100 was widely reported to have various issues.[11] Many, but not all, of these issues were fixed[12] through a series of firmware updates[13] made available by Fujifilm.
Conversion lenses[edit]
- Wide Conversion Lens WCL-X100 - gives 28 mm equivalent angle of view (AOV)
- Tele Conversion Lens TCL-X100 - gives 50 mm equivalent angle of view
- Fujifilm EF-20
- Fujifilm EF-X20
- Fujifilm EF-42
See also[edit]
- ^ Fujifilm announces commercial release of FinePix X100 : dpreview.com
- ^ Westlake, Andy (January 2013). "Fujifilm X100S First Look". DPReview. Retrieved 11 March 2013.
When Fujifilm announced its FinePix X100 retro-styled compact at Photokina 2010, it instantly captured the imagination of serious photographers. ... The X100S sees Fujifilm revisiting the concept, but while the external design is essentially unchanged, it's a very different camera inside.
- ^ X100 hybrid viewfinder : Overview
- ^ X100 APS-C sensor : Overview
- ^ Ephotozine's Best Cameras of the Year 2011
- ^ XXI TIPA Awards 2011
- ^ Stuff Cool List 2011
- ^ Good Design Awards 2012
- ^ Sticky Aperture Blade Issue
- ^ Fuji X Series forum discussion
- ^ Eastland, Jonathan (2011). "Modern retro". British Journal of Photography (Incisive Financial Publishing Limited) 158 (7788): 68–71.
The sad fact is, at least in my opinion, that apart from its sumptuous image quality, operationally the X100 only does what it says on the tin in AF mode for subjects normally requiring a measured approach. ... Unfortunately, for relatively fast-moving subjects, or where the camera is used to grab candid frames in a hurry, the system returns a fairly hit-and-miss sharply focused average.
- ^ Britton, Barney (10 January 2013). "Hands-on with Fujifilm's X100S". Digital Photography Review. Retrieved 17 March 2013.
The X100 was a great camera, but some serious operational quirks (and a good number of downright bugs) made it less lovable than it should have been. Firmware updates fixed some of the issues, but some remain burrowed-in to the camera's operation.
- ^ "Firmware for FinePix X100". Fujifilm. Retrieved 17 March 2013.
External links[edit]
- Official website
- Official website (Fujifilm Global)
- Media related to Fujifilm FinePix X100 at Wikimedia Commons


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Washington said he still sees a good defense despite all the injuries, and they're a quality team, meaning you can't ever over look them.
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Social #raftarizona.com
Social activity: updated 19 Aug 2014
Twitter: 29 tweets (+1 new tweets for the last 7 days)
Google+: 76 shares (+76 new shares for the last 7 days)
Delicious: 13 bookmarks (+13 new bookmarks for the last 28 days)
273 likes (+1 likes for the last 21 days)
183 shares (+1 shares for the last 7 days)
247 comments (+1 comments for the last 42 days)
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Arizona River Runners | White Water Rafting In Grand Canyon
Arizona Rafting Vacation, Arizona River Runners,Grand Canyon Rafting
Grand Canyon rafting is an adventure of a lifetime! Plan your Arizona rafting vacation today with Arizona River Runners!
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SERP organic visibility: based on research of 16,000,000 keywords
Domain name is seen on 205 search engine queries. Average position in SERP is 16. Best position in SERP for this domain is #1 (it's found 4 times). Statistical information was collected from April 20, 2012 to April 22, 2012
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