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- Posted by raingoaway12 none (My Page) on Mon, Mar 18, 13 at 18:28
I have not gotten a confirmation on my order of four imported roses. I did find out that one on my order can't be filled. There was an email they sent awhile ago that stated that their import roses would not be available to be ordered this spring. I am not sure if that has changed. |
I got a notice that some of the roses I ordered a few years ago were not available. Anna Jung was one of them....I think. The other emails basically informed to NOT WRITE! NOT CALL! NOT EMAIL! This is very confusing. |
Yes, I'm confused, too; if they can't ship until later that's fine, but would like to know just how many I'm receiving... |
About 6 weeks ago, Gregg sent an email from Vintage stating that the import roses will not be shipped before the Fall of 2013 because the USDA has not yet released them from quarantine. The final USDA inspection is scheduled to take place in August. A number of the 2010 & 2011 French import roses died. As Susan states above, Gregg sent a separate email to people who ordered those, informing us that they will not be available. |
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CROWN POINT — More than his team's ability to come out with energy after inclement weather postponed Friday night's game to Saturday night, Crown Point head coach Kevin Enright said he was pleased with the progress made from the Bulldogs' first-week victory against Lowell to Saturday's game against Mishawaka.
In the 30-7 victory over Mishawaka, Jake Jatis ran for one touchdown and threw for two. Overall, he was 13 for 26 with 235 yards passing. In addition, Jacob Kocher and Morgan Kral combined for more than 150 receiving yards, and five Crown Point players logged 10 or more total tackles in the game while limiting Mishawaka to just 143 total yards.
"The offensive line showed definite improvements from weeks one to two," Enright said. "That's what we were looking for. Despite their inexperience, they're getting better from week to week — and that's what you always hope for as a coach. You don't want to flat line."
The offensive line was doing its job, as Crown Point accumulated 316 total yards on the game. Jatis' touchdown passes went to Kocher and Kral. In addition to Jatis' rushing touchdown, Tristan Peterson also rushed for a score.
Meanwhile, on defense, the Bulldogs were able to neutralize a complex Mishawaka offense, as senior linebacker Ryan Kellehur led the way with three solo tackles and ten assists.
Connor Andras had six solo tackles and six assists. Billy Bernhart finished with three solos and eight assists. Cody Hipp logged two solos and nine assists. Artie Equihua had six solos and four assists.
"The defense was all over the place," Enrigaht said. "They played very well against as sophisticated offensive-style attack football that Mishawaka uses. It presents challenges for football teams and defenses, and I thought our kids really stepped up on the defensive side of the ball.
"Linebacker Ryan Kellehur definitely stood out, and corner back Artie Euqihua made big plays and tackles for losses."
Enright said he was also pleased with the team's energy level in spite of the postponement of the game to Saturday.
"As a coach, you're always concerned about how the kids are going to respond," he said.
"The game was changed due to the rainout. Ultimately, the kids responded positively. They came out very emotionally and psychologically ready, and that was a plus.
"I thought our enthusiasm and concentration level was real good considering what they had been through."
And the performance by Jatis is something that Enright and the team have come to expect out of their senior captain over the course of his career — and he's not expecting anything less for the rest of the season.
"Jake is the captain and the leader of our football team," he said. "He started many football game over the years for us, and we're counting on him for the type of leadership he provided Saturday."
Up next for CP is battle against neighbor and rival Merrillville to be played on the Bulldogs' home field.
"The kids on both teams know each other pretty well," he said. "It's is always a fun game, and we're going to be ready to play."


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It's pudgy. It's dirty. And it would never win a contest based on looks. But because it is delicious, the Jerusalem artichoke has taken farmer's markets by storm. So, what's the story behind this knobby little guy? Well, first of all, the Jerusalem artichoke is neither from Jerusalem nor an artichoke. Its original Italian name, "girasole articicco" (meaning "sunflower artichoke"), was given based on its looks and taste. The Americans (reigning champs at mispronouncing things) thought the Italians meant "Jerusalem" when they said "girasole," and voila. The veggie, however, is actually from America and related to the potato. But unlike the potato, this tuber is high in inulin (as opposed to starch) and thus serves as a great alternative for diabetics and even gasoline guzzlers (think biofuel). We know it's not pretty, but the fresh, jicama-like texture makes for great chips and happy additions to soups, salads, and salsas. Pick some up and see for yourself.


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- Posted by glaserberl (My Page) on Mon, May 27, 02 at 16:01
I don't like it at all. I reminds me of cream soda which I don't like either. Katharina |
I've tried it and I love it! It reminds me of cream soda too, but I liked cream soda. The cream soda was a little too sweet for me, but the Vanilla Coke is perfect. Not too sweet. Or at least I don't think it is. It's only a special treat for me though. I usually just drink water. |
I tried it recently. I will pass on it and stay with classic coke. Yes, kind of tasted like cream soda, which I don't like. |
- Posted by Amethyst_OR (My Page) on Sat, Jun 15, 02 at 9:28
tried it, like it, but I'm not much of a soda drinker I like cream soda too =) |
- Posted by littlebit_13 (My Page) on Sat, Jun 15, 02 at 15:11
I love it! This is stange because I do not like pop (soda, if you are american), I especially don't like cola, but I like this stuff! |
We like it a lot. We all like cream soda and agree it is like a less sweet and maybe stronger vanilla flavor than cream soda. |
- Posted by Charles_von_Hamm (My Page) on Thu, Jun 27, 02 at 11:50
It's like fermented pďšš....... ugh |
i would try this if it came in diet |
It's awesome! It has the perfect amount of vanilla in it--reminds me of cream soda. |
I like the vavilla coke and im not too much of a soda drinker. I do not care for the coke but the vanilla coke i would buy it over the coke. |
Diet is coming soon. I kind of like it, and appreciate that they use natural vanilla flavoring. I wouldn't drink it all the time, but a nice change of pace. I'm sure it would be killer with a scoop of vanilla ice cream in it... |
Even better than the original-and that's quite an accomplishment! |
I hated it!! (I also don't like cream soda but I thought the Vanilla Coke tasted much worse.) Blech!! |
- Posted by maine_gardener (My Page) on Mon, Sep 30, 02 at 9:27
I tried it and didn't care for it. |
I love cream soda and I also like when I go to a 50's-style restaurant and order a Vanilla coke ... yum. But ... I don't like the new Vanilla coke. Tastes like fake vanilla to me. And too sweet. |
- Posted by MsMagnolia (My Page) on Thu, Oct 3, 02 at 16:20
Yuck! I'm a Classic Coke addict, but I tried it..... I predict it will not be on the market for very long. That was $1 totally wasted!!! Again - Yuck! |
littlebit_13; "coke" if you are Southern ;). I tried it, and finally pegged the taste. Ice Cream Float. I don't think I've ever had a cream soft drink. A nice change of pace, but our poison of choice in this household is store brand diet Dr. Pepper. We're cheap :D. |
Vanilla Coke is gross!!!! The worst thing to come out of Coca-Cola, even worse than the New Coke. I hope they recall this flavor into the vaults where all the Coke skeletons lie, especially the dumb marketing fools who decided on this crap, along with the New Coke. Tastes like those cheap store brand colas (in fact, those taste better!) I nearly gagged and barfed half of it up. Lucky I didn't have to pay for this wretched stuff. I apologize in advance for those who feel offended by my remarks of those who prefer Vanilla Coke |
Horrible stuff over in another forum we discussed the terms, pop,coke,soda,sodapop etc and someone posted a survey that was done by some guy in university as to what is the most common usage. Well it turns out "pop" wins out by a slim margin in the US vs the term "soda" when referencing a soft drink, though you'd never think it. It's quite a regional thing, most states bordering the great lakes use the word "pop", the south "coke" , the east and southwest "soda". Nearly all of Canada says pop |
I really like the stuff. Of all our friends who've tried it, I haven't had anyone say they didn't like it. Tracey |
I used to drink vanilla cokes all the time in high school obtained from the nearby fountain/drug store. Cokes "vanilla" isn't as good, but it comes close. I like it! |
- Posted by Gina_in_Fl (My Page) on Wed, Oct 23, 02 at 1:06
Spring the buck and make your own opinoin> DUH??? It's not that much of an investment! |
The diet vanilla coke is here and i like it. My husband don't like it but he likes the diet cherry coke. |
Hubby and I didn't like it and we both like cream soda. I felt it was a waste of two bucks. Oh well, we had to at least try it. Dee |
I've tried it and I would only drink it in an emergency, and even then only very well chilled. |
- Posted by Ray_Scheel (My Page) on Thu, Jan 9, 03 at 13:24
Saw a diet version in Target last week. Sugared Vanilla Coke is ok, preferable to regular IMO, but not as good as a fountain store adding vanilla flavor on the spot, like Coke was stingy with the vanilla flavoring. |
It actually does come in diet. I've seen it on the shelves. Regular is better though. I think I like Cherry Coke better though. |
Diet Vanilla Coke is the grossest thing I've ever tried. It's horrible. Far too much vanilla. The lemon, cherry, and lime flavors are very good. |
I think the Vanilla Coke is ok. I don't hate it but I certainly wouldn't go out of my way to drink it. I prefer lime to lemon Coke but my favorite would be Cherry Coke. |
Over 30 years ago,I worked in a restaurant with a soda fountain area. They had every flavor syrup you could imagine,in pump bottles. I tried coke with every flavor, vanilla,cherry,lemon,lime,pineaple,etc, etc. Coca cola with vanilla syrup was delicious. But I have tried sweetened Vanilla coke and it's just not as good. Wish it was. |
Coke plans to stop producing Vanilla Coke by the end of 2005, they will be introducing Black Cherry Coke. |
I like vanilla coke, but LOVE cherry coke. I also like other black cherry flavored soda so I will try it when coke launches theirs next year. |
- Posted by dustyknees (My Page) on Sun, Nov 20, 05 at 11:38
don't like vanilla coke. just pour a little vanilla flavoring into a regular coke.sample before buying.they ruin it when they start mixing flavors.my opinon. |
I liked the Diet Vanilla Coke the best of all the Diet Cokes. I'm sorry to see it has been discontinued. |
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freakfromdabeat (4)Arctic Monkeys back in 2007: hype or not?...Kiet Truong (4.5)The Arctic Monkeys follow their excellent debut with an even better sophomore effort....Fugue (4)Less immediate than their debut, Favourite Worst Nightmare is nevertheless a solid follow ...Ali CONTRIBUTOR (3.5)A solid sophomore which did nothing to damage the band's glowing reputation....
Davey Boy STAFF (3.5)The Arctic Monkeys mature (too much) to release a very good 2nd full-length that is not up...Clumpy (4)Remember when you used to be a rascal?...Mike Stagno EMERITUS (3.5)...Six Foot Revolver (3)Arctic Monkeys prove they are more than just the 'next big thing'....
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Nice review. I liked Brianstorm but have no interest in the Arctic Monkeys.
Because the Kooks are troo hXc indie.
Album Rating: 3.5Haha The Kooks, they are really awesome. I listened to their album the whole way through on the way to soccer training last week, I'd forgotten how good it was. It's great... But Arctic Monkeys are better :p Thanks for the comments and votes lads. Time for bed now! EDIT: Ha look at that, I'm approved now! This Message Edited On 05.07.07
Album Rating: 3.5Seriously, Naive is like one of the best songs, certainly one of the best of 2006 for my money. It's brilliant. You've probably got their album but tracks 1-7 and 9 = Indie Gold. EDIT: Haha I'm a private-schooled boy, but I identify with Turner more than with The Kooks dude. This Message Edited On 05.07.07
Album Rating: 3.5Great album, and great review to match Randy. I love THIAC.
i haven't really checked out the 'Monkeys yet but if this album is as great as 'Brianstorm', i'll sure do it. the drums in the song are awesome.
Boring for what I've heard.
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Box 1 – Sample Bundled Payment ProgramsMedicare's Participating Heart Bypass Center Demonstration: Under this demonstration,which ran from 1991 to 1996, seven hospitals received a single payment covering hospital andphysician services for coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery. The participating hospitalsreceived a single payment and determined how they would share the amount with physicians.The payment rate was also updated based on the Medicare hospital prospective payment andphysician fee schedule rates.
Medicare's Cataract Surgery Alternate Payment Demonstration: From 1993 to 1996, this demonstration project used a negotiated bundled payment option for all services routinely provided within an episode of outpatient cataract surgery, including physician and facility fees, intraocular lens costs, and the costs of selected pre- and postoperative tests and visits. Payment rates were determined by competitive bidding and were 2 to 5 percent lower than the non-demonstration payment rates.
Geisinger Health System's ProvenCare: Under this program, which began in 2006, payment is bundled for all non-emergency coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) procedures including the preoperative evaluation, all hospital and professional fees, and management of any complications (including readmissions) occurring within 90 days of the procedure.
Dr. Johnson and Ingham Medical Center: In 1987, an orthopedic surgeon partnered with a local hospital to offer a fixed price for knee and shoulder arthroscopic surgery, which included all related physician and hospital charges for surgery and any subsequent service for two years after surgery.
Medicare's Acute Care Episode Demonstration: Beginning in 2009, Medicare pays the five participants a flat fee to cover hospital and physician services for cardiac care (CABG, valves, defibrillators, pacemakers, etc.) and orthopedic care (hip and knee replacement). The participating sites have the discretion to reward clinicians and other hospital staff who meet certain quality and efficiency goals.
PROMETHEUS Payment, Inc.: With grants from the Commonwealth Fund and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, PROMETHEUS is developing a bundled payment system to cover a full episode of care for acute myocardial infarction, hip and knee replacements, CABG, coronary revascularization, bariatric surgery, and hernias. PROMETHEUS was implemented in three sites in 2009.
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"…starts with liability suits." As concussion suits mount, will broadcast networks and high school referees need to worry about being named as defendants along with team franchises, schools, helmet manufacturers and other more obvious defendants? [Tyler Cowen and Kevin Grier, Grantland, via Ilya Somin] More: Miller ("I think these cases are going nowhere.")
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- 1 02.13.12 at 9:39 am
Other than through a transparently results-oriented and football-hostile judge, how would such a suit get past an assumption of the risk defense? Football is a dangerous sport and everyone knows it. Is it even possible for a plaintiff to establish that he (or his family) understood that a football helmet would prevent all concussions? They plainly do not do so, have never have done so, and probably never will do so.
- 2 02.14.12 at 12:07 am
On top of that, if this somehow gets through, how long before players from the NBA, NHL, MLB, soccer, auto racing, and wrestling (both amateur and WWE/TNA style)–along with who knows how many other sports–would haul the leagues (and others) in under the same premise?
- 3 02.15.12 at 1:13 am
Or, let the insanity known as Title IX take over high-school sports.
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Actually, liability suits messing with professional Football in the United States may be the most plausible route to tort reform.
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: the dried poisonous tuberous root of a common monkshood (Aconitum napellus) used especially formerly for its medicinal properties (as in relieving pain)
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: the dried tuberous root of a monkshood (Aconitum napellus) formerly used as a cardiac and respiratory sedative
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There is a noticeable buzz in both offices this week! Activity is picking up and we are rolling in 2010. Thanks for everyone's hard work – you're a great team!
That was the last line in today's weekly update to the Aspen team. Its remarkable really, even though unemployment is over 10% giving to some churches has grown this year. And they can't put off expansion any longer as their numbers are growing as well. What is it that allows them to succeed in tough times?
There's been a lot of criticism about this country's financial markets, politics, and morality over the last decade. But Peggy Noonan recently pointed out in the Wall Street Journal a far more corrosive problem,
We've lost focus on our mission.
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Since the Internet era unfolded, you've heard a lot about 19-, 20- or 21-year-old males plunging into the excitement of piloting start-ups. But did you ever wonder why you weren't reading about the female equivalents of Marc Andreessen and Jerry Yang? Aren't young women interested in entrepreneurship?
Absolutely yes, says Joline Godfrey, CEO of Independent Means Inc., a company that operates summer camps introducing girls ages 13 to 19 to business ownership and investing. "Girls are flocking to this stuff; once they get access to the information, we see they're hungry for it," says Godfrey, who started in 1996 with a single location. This year, she expects to run 12 camps in North America plus several in Australia.
Independent Means isn't the only game in town. You can find a whole laundry list of organizations offering entrepreneurial training to girls, including women's colleges like Seton Hill College and Carlow College in Pennsylvania, Columbia College in South Carolina and Midway College in Kentucky. There's also Mother and Daughter Entrepreneurs-In Teams, sponsored by the Marion Ewing Kauffman Foundation, for 13- and 14-year-old girls and their moms. The federal government has even gotten into the act: The Office of Women's Business Ownership has a Web site-www.discoverbusiness.com-to introduce girls to entrepreneurship. (For a listing of other entrepreneurship programs for girls, visit www.entrepreneur.com/colleges.)
But what's interesting about all these programs is that the majority target pre-college girls, and while, in general, there aren't a lot of people under 22 starting companies, those who do tend to be males.
Amy Liu, a 2001 graduate of the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, is one exception. At 20, she and three friends launched a company called OrangeSorbet.com. "It's a local [online] marketplace that started as a way to allow students to buy and sell used textbooks," says Liu, now 21.
Liu credits her studies as a business major with awakening her zest for entrepreneurship. "During my junior year, some students from Versity.com, who started their company as Michigan undergrads, came to my class to discuss their Web site, which offers free lecture notes online, and how they got $11 million in venture capital," Liu recalls. "After that, I realized [entrepreneurship] was something I wanted to do, and I jumped right in and did it."
But few women follow Liu's path. "You don't see young women leaving school to start companies as often as men. Young women often feel they need to master things before they undertake them, while young men just do it," says Allyn Morrow, associate professor and director of the MBA program at Chatham College in Pittsburgh.
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Morse sees the next generation of women entrepreneurs coming into their own in the next decade. "We're building a strong base, and that doesn't happen overnight," he says. "We're filling the pipeline, and we're doing it the old-fashioned way-with hard work, patience and a long attention span."
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Summer, at times, feels like a time of mixed feelings: though there is a definite sense of relief that all the planting is over with, I certainly miss the trips made earlier to various garden centers looking for the perfect plants to grow during the season.
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As the Editorial Director of Paper, New York City's almanac of downtown cool, Mickey Boardman has license to be jaded, snobbish and downright frosty. It's his jovial charm however that might just be his biggest asset. That, and his collection of sparkly necklaces and vegan handbags. We sat down with the Boardman to catch up on his career ambitions, the future of fashion and his not-so-secret fantasy to be rescued by royalty.
20 years at Paper—and Editorial Director for 10 —tell us, how did you claw your way to the top?
As a kid I was super precocious. I was the smartest kid in the school but really the only thing I cared about was being the first one done with the assignments. I remember once in first grade Kathleen Dodson finished her math assignment before I did and I was outraged. The only time I really ever thought about a career was when I was about 6 and I said I wanted to be a doctor, lawyer or Good Humor Ice Cream Man. I remember that all the kids got so excited when the Good Humor ice cream truck would roll through the neighbourhood. I thought this guy must be rich because he creates such a frenzy. Really though I don't remember my parents ever trying to push me to be any specific career. It was just obvious that no matter what we had to go to college. Since I had no career in mind I visualized my future as a certain kind of lifestyle. Lots of international travel, working with interesting people, creativity, sparkly accessories. I never thought of if I do xyz and I'll move up the ladder.
I just stumbled onto working at Paper. After moving to NYC I was obsessed with Paper and a friend, Wendy Gabriel, worked there and suggested I come for an interview to be an intern. I was so nervous when I went in because though I'm a big culture vulture and read every issue cover to cover I wasn't exactly a hipster. Maggie McCormick ran the office and hired the interns and I remember her firing questions at me like What's the last club you went out to? Who's the coolest band in NYC? I guess I did okay because I got hired. At school I was doing projects like the Supremes Go to Shanghai in all metallics or Jackie Ho! my Jackie Onassis hip hop collection inspired by the band Kriss-Kross. I would present them and people would be stupefied. They wanted you to be doing Michael Kors knock-offs and I was doing this crazy shit. Meanwhile at Paper they loved my crazy outfits and thought I was great. I learned then that we all really need to be encouraged and appreciated if we're going to blossom.
So I got kicked out at Parsons and about a week later Maggie the office manager quit and they asked me to answer the phones till they figured out what to do. That was 20 years ago.
Also they asked me to interview Rupert Everett who had written a novel, Hello Darling, Are You Working? Well I was in love with Rupert Everett but had no experience as a writer. I skipped my studio class at Parsons and met Rupert at the Peninsula Hotel. He was in shorts and a mesh tank top. We hung out next to the pool and talked about jock straps and other crazy stuff. After I went back to school I thought, "I'm slaving at this school where they think I'm a freak and I could be hanging out in luxury hotels with movie stars in mesh tank tops talking about jock straps." The choice was obvious.
Meanwhile I'm now a judge for senior projects at Parsons and this year helped choose the Designer of the Year. So it's all good. I loved being the receptionist. I miss it sometimes. Yes it's a pain in the ass but really you're right at the heart of the action and that's what I like. I ran a very tight ship when I held down the front desk.
Besides getting recognized at parties and shill for advertisers on Taxi TV, what does an Editorial Director actually do?
I'm very social so a lot of what I do is building relationships with people: publicists, photographers, advertisers, adult-film stars. The biggest editorial thing I do is to book and organize the cover for each issue. I'm also the photo editor so I assign photographers for all the shoots and also work with our co-founder Kim Hastreiter to organize fashion stories. We've been working a lot with Autumn de Wilde and Emily Shur from LA. They're amazing. Andy Spade just shot a story for us. His first time shooting a commercial job. He's a genius.
Our fantasy is Tim Walker. We love what he does. We're also giant Richard Burbridge fans. He's shot a few times for us and it was a thrill. Terry Richardson shot for us way back in the day. He used to do little postage stamp sized musician portraits in the mid 90s. Would love to have him shoot with us again.
Of course I also do my monthly fashion advice column Ask Mr Mickey. I don't write as much as I once did. I must say I'm a bit lazy about it. And being an editor I'm just as happy to have someone else do it. But over the years I've interviewed some fun people like Boy George, Penelope Cruz, Milla Jovovich, Jane Fonda, Mary Wison of the Supremes and the Chippendales.
How and why did you become a vegetarian? Best veggie treat in New York City?
I went to college and literally didn't know how to do anything for myself food wise. I went to McDonald's for every meal- sort of like the movie Supersize Me. Well I developed an ulcer and threw up all the time but I'm such an addict and a creature of habit that I kept going to McDonald's. A person with sense would say 'maybe I need some nutrition and shouldn't eat a quarter pounder, fries and a coke for every meal.' Anyway to stop eating at McDonald's I decided to give up meat. That was 25 years ago. The longer I did it the more I realized I love animals and like to have a no-kill policy which is why I wear no leather or other animal products. I won't kill an insect unless it's a mosquito that's biting me. I just think there's no reason to kill other creatures. I love Gobo on Sixth Avenue. So many good vegetarian treats there. Also it's crazy but I love the Soy Burger Dinner at Dojo. It's so inexpensive it's insane and it's yummy.
What magazines are you obsessed with?
Well the only magazine I subscribe to is the Economist. I adore international news! I'm also obsessed with Industrie Magazine. It feels luxurious. Great photos, long stories with interesting people. Plus I'm obsessed with Elizabeth and Alexia who do the magazine. Point de Vue and Hola are always magic for me. Really I love 10 pages on the wedding of Prince George Friederich of Prussia. That's what gets my juices flowing. I'm not so interested in big stars but I'm interested in having European aristocrats or the children of business dynasties showcased like big stars. Hola and Point de Vue excel at weddings and funerals and really those are the high points of life.
As for fashion I love Italian Vogue and i-D. Italian Vogue is freaky and clowny in a chic way and i-D always has youth and energy and coolness.
Your Twitter followers know it's all about obscure royalty and burgeoning porn stars for you. Who do you have your eye on now?
There are a group of princes and princesses of Liechtenstein who are very very interesting to me right now. Also the von Isenburg sisters who have all married very well in old school ways. Although I'm super left-wing and modern I also like things old-school.
As for adult film stars I've lately had my eye on John Evans and Leo Domenico. But of course finding new favourites doesn't mean I'm not still interested in my old favourites!
If you could cast royalty in an epic porn film, who would you cast and what would the plot be?
Oh I don't really like to mix the two!!! If I was casting an epic royal romance it would be Prince Kyril of Bulgaria and me! He would sweep me off my feet and take me on horseback to his palace outside Varna. I love the Balkans. He's one of the hottest royals ever.
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You hear about fundraisers that earn millions of dollars for causes and it all seems so out of reach. My friend Laura Wills owns the vintage store Screaming Mimi's in NYC and I was getting rid of garbage bags full of clothes and asked her if she wanted them. She suggested we do a sidewalk sale together and give the proceeds to my favourite charity. It turned out that a friend of mine, Michael Daube, had started a charity called Citta about 20 years ago after finding a drawing in the garbage that turned out to be a David Hockney portrait of Ossie Clark. He sold it for $17,000 and took the money to Mother Teresa. He asked her what to do with the money and she said to build a hospital in Orissa. And he did. Since then he's built about 12 other clinics, schools and women's centers in India and Nepal. I started doing cocktail fundraisers and clothing sales for him and we've raised about $75,000 over the past few years. I love shopping and hosting parties so this is an easy way to use my strengths to make money for causes I care about. It makes me feel good do something positive.
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IN the December 22nd New York Times Magazine, William vanden Heuvel published an article, "The Holocaust Was No Secret," subtitled: "Churchill knew, we all knew, and we couldn't do anything about it—except win the war."
Quoting a forthcoming book, The Myth of Rescue, by William D. Rubenstein, which he claims is "the most significant new contribution to the history of the Holocaust," van-den Heuvel asserted that "no one plan or proposal made anywhere in the democracies by either Jews or non-Jewish champions of the Jews after the Nazi conquest of Europe could have rescued one single Jew who perished in the Holocaust."
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Behind the motherboard you have the backplate rotated to match the screws in the socket for my LGA1155 test motherboard. The screws have Phillip's heads and are secured to the cooler brackets by tightening these screws until they stop.
As you can see the Dark Rock Pro 2 CPU cooler is a big boy. It pretty much takes over the top of the motherboard from this angle, even though most of it is the perspective of this angle. I would think the name plate would look better rotated 90 degrees clockwise on this cooler, personally.
Using naked memory is not an issue at all with this cooler, I even was able to fit Ripjaws with no issue, but RAM with taller heat spreaders may cause issues depending on the layout of the motherboard you're using or if you have an LGA2011 with memory so close on both sides.
This is what I really liked about this design. Even though they had to go to a smaller 120mm fan on the front, it offers a lot more room to populate all four slots, even though my first slot is well under the fins of the cooler. The fan can also go up a little bit from where it is now to help out those with taller memory.
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By Nina Grenningloh, Communications Specialist at Emperor's College
Recently, integrative medicine has been at the center of attention in the medical community and a much discussed topic in the media. Mainstream media outlets like The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Huffington Post have published articles on how integrative medicine can shape the future of healthcare in the US.
More and more doctors and patients alike are turning to integrative medicine designed to treat the whole person, not just the disease. Combining the best treatment options from conventional Western medicine with those from other healing traditions including traditional Oriental medicine, integrative medicine promises a way out of our broken healthcare system.
A truly integrative approach to healing
The hard-hitting documentary "Escape Fire: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare" points out that we're currently at a crossroads when it comes to the future of healthcare in America. The filmmakers promote a preference for the least toxic interventions whenever possible and urge the medical community to adopt a truly integrative approach to healing – a vision that we share at Emperor's College.
As one of the oldest acupuncture colleges in the nation (in fact, we're celebrating our 30th anniversary this year), Emperor's College has been committed to the integration of Eastern and Western approaches since 1983. "We envision an America with integrative, in-patient hospitals that offer conventional medicine, acupuncture and herbal medicine in complement to each other," said Yun Kim, CEO at Emperor's College.
Emperor's College partners with UCLA
In order to teach the philosophy and practical applications of integrative medicine to students of both Eastern and Western medicine, Emperor's College has partnered with a number of local hospitals and universities to offer its own students externships and presentation opportunities as well as access to clinical observation for Western medical students at Emperor's College Acupuncture Clinic.
One of these partnerships is with UCLA's Students For Integrative Medicine (SIM, formerly NCAM) student organization offering its members the opportunity to observe in Emperor's College Acupuncture Clinic and get an insight into the booming field of integrative medicine. SIM – formerly known as NCAM – strives to raise student awareness for evidence-based, integrative, and whole-person approaches to medicine by encouraging students to learn about healing ideologies from across cultures.
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"SIM members can witness acupuncture and Chinese medicine treatments first-hand and get a deeper understanding of non-Western medicine and its areas of efficacy," said Robert Newman, LAc, Dean ofClinical Training at Emperor's College Acupuncture Clinic.
UCLA pre-med student Lynn Leveille, who was among the first group of SIM members to complete the 4-week shadowship, was impressed by the depth of experience she was able to gather from observing patient-practitioner interactions. "Not many people in the West recognize Eastern medicine, and after my experience at Emperor's College Acupuncture Clinic, I find that to be incredibly disappointing. I was fortunate to observe patients during consultations and acupuncture procedures. And after conversations with the supervising practitioner, Steven Stone, I learned of past patients who had improved significantly even after just one visit to the clinic," said Leveille.
Acupuncturists and medical doctors learning from one another
Licensed acupuncturist Steven Stone, LAc, who is mentoring the SIM observers, points out why this program is an important step into a new direction for medical training: "Integration is the whole reason I got into this medicine. Not only do the SIM students get to come and learn about acupuncture first-hand by observing treatments and receiving them, but we have the next wave of acupuncturists and medical doctors learning from one another–everyone wins."
UCLA student Ivan Jiang is one of those "winners". Jiang said that "shadowing with Emperor's College Acupuncture Clinic was an eye-opening experience, especially with regards to seeing what acupuncture and Eastern medicine is capable of in this modern day and age. I've witnessed all sorts of impressive results such as torn muscles being slowly relieved and eventually healed, sperm morphology improvement, and even progressive recovery from depression and anxiety."
SIM member Anna Shvartsur had a similarly amazing experience: "A memorable moment of mine was seeing a patient with paralysis on half of her face, who after several acupuncture treatments, was able to smile and slightly move her eyebrow on the side that previously didn't move at all. Seeing interactions first-hand between patients, interns and doctors is very inspiring and gives you a great sense of the integration of Eastern and Western medicine."
Do you want to benefit from the impressive results that can be achieved through acupuncture and integrated Oriental medicine? Check out Emperor's College Acupuncture Clinic at www.emperors.edu/clinic
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January 1937. Clouds of war are gathering over a fogbound London. Twenty-eight year old Jack is poor, lonely and desperate to change his life. So when he's offered the chance to join an Arctic expedition, he jumps at it. Spirits are high as the ship leaves Norway: five men and eight huskies, crossing the Barents Sea by the light of the midnight sun. At last they reach the remote, uninhabited bay where they will camp for the next year. Gruhuken. But the Arctic summer is brief. As night returns to claim the land, Jack feels a creeping unease. One by one, his companions are forced to leave. He faces a stark choice. Stay or go. Soon he will see the last of the sun, as the polar night engulfs the camp in months of darkness. Soon he will reach the point of no return - when the sea will freeze, making escape impossible. And Gruhuken is not uninhabited. Jack is not alone. Something walks there in the dark...
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