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Walk in the Woods
Dr. Cipollini, Director of Environmental Sciences and Professor, Biological Sciences
Get out of your office, enjoy some fresh air, and learn about Wright State's flora as you walk with Dr. Cipollini through the woods. Bring your tennis shoes!
Employee Wellness: Where are we today?
Peggy Bloom, Wellness Director
Discussion will focus on where the program is today and the look-ahead. We will specifically review the new Living WELL portal, how to earn incentive points/dollars, 6 new annual wellness challenges, educational program ideas, and a general Q & A session.
'We Serve U'
Joanie Hendricks
Transforming the communities we serve is an integral part of Wright State University's mission. The cornerstone of the We Serve U program encourages Wright State staff to provide their time and skills to engage in significant community service opportunities. Giving time, talent, and service betters the lives of our staff, provides a sense of unity within our university, and helps build relationships with those around us. Join us for hands on community service projects.
Work Station Ergonomics
Ron Hamilton and Brad Ridenour
The purpose of this class is to give information on ways to create a comfortable computer work station, to include good body positioning and suitable placement of work station components.
S.A.F.E Women's Self-Defense Awareness Class
Patrick Ammon
The class is 2 hours and contains a combination of a video, a packet to take home, and techniques.
WSU Performance Appraisal Process
Emily Hamman
The performance evaluation process this year included several changes, including the forms used and the period of time the evaluation was to cover. Please join us for this session as we discuss the new forms and timeframe and are available to answer questions you may have about this crucial process. This session will also discuss some changes that might be considered for next year.
How Can CaTS Help You?
Reid Allen
CaTS will present on some of the technology products and services they offer that help staff in their personal and professional lives. Presentation will include tips and tricks with Office365 (formerly called RaiderMail), personal software/hardware discount information, online tutorials for popular software packages and more!
The "Wright" Respect
Hazel Rountree
A meeting with Ombudsman Hazel Rountree.
The Adventure Race
How well do you know WSU? Put on your walking shoes and explore the main campus searching for answers to some devious questions.

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Question about reservations at BOG
I am completely new to posting on this board so bear with me! I'm not sure if I even did my tracker the right way so my signature might look kind of funky. Anywhoo, my question has to do with Be Our Guest. We are going to Disney in late March and I was trying to get a reservation at BOG, but obviously am having trouble since I started later than the 180 days out. I didn't know if the Quick Service at BOG required a reservation as well. I was thinking it probably didn't but wasn't sure and like I said, I'm so new here but need some help figuring a few things out. We went last year for the first time in over 20 years so I know more than I did last year, but I'm still learning lots about Disney. I am trying to plan our meals and get our reservations in order and would really like to try BOG, even if it's the quick service. I have a 12 year old boy and 9 year old (going on 21!) girl and we didn't tell my daughter about our trip last year until the very last few days. My son knew but he's good at keeping surprises. So far, they don't really have a clue that we are going back. I think they might suspect but we aren't really talking about it much with them. Thanks for any help you can give me! Oh, and can someone help me figure out how to link my ticker to this. I didn't quite understand how to do that!! Thanks again for your help! |
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Your ticker looks fine.
No, you do not need a reservation for a QS lunch at BOG. You can keep trying to get a dinner ADR there, but it has been very popular and thus one of the harder reservations to get.
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Hello! Can you recommend some cool, action-packed, thrilling FPS game for me? It would be much better if the story is good. Appreciate the help...
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Left 4 Dead 2, on Steam. I find it very theraputic chainsawing the heads off zombies. Until they spit goo all over you...
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Not much of a story but Sauerbraten is fun and can be very theraputic
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It'll happen to you too."
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Half-Life 2.
If you havn't played it yet.
It's on steam.
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Oh, if anyone is interested, try Sniper Elite V2. I just found it on my friend's PC and it's effing fun. Lol XD My fav soldier is always a sniper and this game is my dream come true. Lol. haha


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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18
In summary
A lightweight digicam with an optically-stabilised 18x optical zoom lens, RAW+JPEG support and a full range of adjustments.Successor to the successful FZ8 model, Panasonic's latest long-zoom digicam, the DMC-FZ18 sports an 8-megapixel imager and a massive 18x Leica DC Vario-Elmarit lens that covers an equivalent focal length range from 28mm to 504mm. Otherwise the two models are superficially quite similar, although the FZ18's image stabiliser is accessed via the menu instead of through a dedicated button. Internally some sigificant changes have been made in the newer model. . . [more]
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Successor to the successful FZ8 model, Panasonic's latest long-zoom digicam, the DMC-FZ18 sports an 8-megapixel imager and a massive 18x Leica DC Vario-Elmarit lens that covers an equivalent focal length range from 28mm to 504mm. Otherwise the two models are superficially quite similar, although the FZ18's image stabiliser is accessed via the menu instead of through a dedicated button. Internally some sigificant changes have been made in the newer model.
Most significant is the new Intelligent Auto mode, which combines automatic scene selection, face detection, intelligent ISO control and continuous auto focus. This setting may be fine for snapshooters but serious photographers expect more control over their picture-taking. Fortunately, the FZ18 provides most of the functions they want, offering a choice between JPEG, RAW and RAW+JPEG picture quality and P, A, S and M shooting modes plus Program Shift. Note: the RAW+JPEG setting can only record the JPEG at Standard quality with relatively high compression.
Physically, the FZ18 is slightly larger and heavier than its predecessor but it remains a relatively light camera for its functionality. Its body, although plastic, feels reasonably solid and there are a couple of nice refinements, notably the use of a flip-up plastic cover for the USB/AV and power terminals and a textured rear thumbgrip. However, the viewfinder surround is hard plastic – and quite uncomfortable – and the card slot is in the battery compartment, which is less convenient than having a separate card bay.
The handgrip is slightly larger than the FZ8's and has a notch for the second finger but users with large hands or long fingers may find it a tad small. However, the camera is comfortably balanced for one-handed shooting, although the shutter button is not well placed. Image stabilisation (O.I.S.) is the same as in other Panasonic cameras, with two selectable modes (continuous and shot-only) and an off position.
The zoom lever is a ring surrounding the shutter button. It has a very short thrust and can extend the lens through approximately 1.5 cm in around three seconds, speeding up as you near full 18x tele extension. There are roughly 40 steps between wide and tele positions and, if Zoom Resume is set to on in the Setup menu, the zoom position is stored in the camera and the lens returns to it automatically each time the unit is turned on. (Focus position is not stored.)
Located behind the shutter release are two buttons, one for selecting between macro and normal focusing and the other for switching between auto and manual focus. Six AF modes are selectable through the shooting menu: face recognition, multi-area, centre AF and spot focusing plus two 'high-speed' modes, one using three areas and the other one area. An AF illuminator is provided for low-light shooting.
Many features of the earlier model are retained, among them the menu design, mini-joystick control and Intelligent ISO function. The new model also has the same Venus Engine III image processor. Like many other Panasonic digicams, the FZ18 supports three image aspect ratios: 4:3, 3:2 and 16:9, the last two achieved by cropping the 4:3 image. Adjustments for contrast, sharpness and saturation and colour effects include B&W, sepia, cool and warm tones.
Menu design is similar to other Panasonic digicams and many common functions are supported.
The pop-up flash must be raised manually before use, even in full auto mode. The 2.5-inch LCD and the electronic viewfinder are also unchanged. The EVF on the test camera was a cut above the average in brightness, sharpness and responsiveness. But it wasn't colour accurate and tended to be contrasty in bright conditions.
The monitor and EVF can display a full array of camera settings.
Monitor brightness can be adjusted through +/- three steps to match viewing conditions and the FZ18 has the standard Panasonic menu system, which is easy to read and use. A comprehensive display of camera settings can be overlaid on the screen to aid photographers during shooting or playback. Scene mode settings are illustrated with mini animations and users can display a brief text help message to clarify when each scene mode does.
Scene modes are illustrated with mini animations.
The Custom memory banks contain a comprehensive suite of camera settings.
Video clips are recorded with sound, with three frame sizes - 848 x 480 or 640 x 480 or 320 x 240 pixels – and a choice of 30 fps or 10 fps frame rates. You can record to full card capacity (up to 2GB) but can't use the optical zoom while you're shooting. However, the optical zoom can be pre-set before the recording starts. You can record just over 30 minutes of VGA video at 30 fps on a 2GB card.
One of the most noticeable features of the test camera was how fast its AF system was when shooting with the P, A or S modes, especially in the two high-speed modes. Focusing was also very accurate and we were surprised at how little the lens hunted. Even in dim situations at full optical zoom, hunting was much less than we expected. Intelligent Auto mode shooting tended to delay focusing, especially when face detection was used as the camera had to identify faces before sorting out which one to lock onto. Moving subjects made this especially difficult.
Shots taken with the test camera were generally sharp and colourful but overall dynamic range was limited – as you would expect from such a small sensor. Backlit situations were handled with a minimum of flare and ghosting and we found no coloured fringing in any shots.
Image noise was low up to ISO 400 but began to affect picture quality from there on, visibly softening images at ISO 800. At ISO 1250, both pattern and colour noise were very obvious and pictures looked quite blotchy. ISO 1600 shots were covered with yellow-green blotches. JPEG compression levels were modest, as shown by the table below, which also shows Raw file sizes. The high levels of noise are related to the very small size of the image sensor. It's a pity Panasonic didn't fit a larger-area CCD chip in this camera because excessive noise at moderate ISO levels reduced its score for image quality.
Aspect ratio | Resolution | Fine | Standard |
4:3 | 8M | 3264 x 2448 | 3.8MB | 1.98MB |
5M | 2560 x 1920 | 2.7MB | 1.2MB |
3M | 2048 x 1536 | 1.6MB | 0.8MB |
2M | 1600 x 1200 | 1.0.MB | 0.5MB |
0.3M | 640 x 480 | 0.2MB | 0.12MB |
RAW | 3264 x 2448 | 13MB | - |
3:2 | 7M | 3264 x 2176 | 3.8MB | 2.6MB |
4.5M | 2560 x1712 | 3.2MB | 2.4MB |
2.5M | 2048 x 1360 | 1.8MB | 1.5MB |
RAW | 3264 x 2176 | 13MB | - |
16:9 | 6M | 3264 x 1840 | 3.3MB | 2.4MB |
3.5M | 2560 x 1440 | 1.8MB | 1.5MB |
2M | 1920 x 1080 | 1.08MB | 0.5MB |
RAW | 3264 x 1840 | 13MB | - |
Imatest showed the test camera to be capable of very high resolution, particularly at mid-to wide apertures and moderate focal length settings. It also confirmed that lateral chromatic aberration was negligible and edge-to-edge sharpness was very good. Colour accuracy was also excellent, with only slight drifts in cyan, red and olive green. Saturation was well controlled.
The test camera had the usual white balance problems with incandescent lighting and the manual halogen pre-set was unable to deliver a full colour correction although the custom measurement produced accurate colours. Under fluorescent lighting correction was closer to neutral colour rendition. Fortunately, the camera provides plenty of white balance fine-tuning so these problems are easily averted.
The test camera powered up in less than three seconds and shut down within two, which is fast for its zoom range. We measured an average capture lag of 0.63 seconds, which reduced to less than 0.1 seconds with pre-focusing. Shot-to-shot times averaged 1.75 seconds without flash and just over three seconds with. In continuous shooting mode, the test camera recorded three high-resolution JPEGs at 3 fps in high-speed mode. In 'unlimited mode' shots were recorded at 0.5 second intervals for four frames before the camera slowed to 2.4 second intervals.
File processing was relatively fast. JPEGs are stored in less than a second, while Raw files take roughly three seconds and RAW+JPEG files approximately four seconds.
Of the three 18x optical zoom digicams currently available, the Lumix DMC-FZ18 is the best overall performer and, as long as your shooting doesn't involve a lot of available light pictures in dim lighting, it's a great little camera and ideal for travellers. Compact, lightweight and versatile, it provides a full range of user-adjustable controls. The Leica lens is outstanding and provides plenty of focal length flexibility as well as covering wide angles of view and the O.I.S. stabilisation works a treat. The camera is also relatively fast and efficient to operate.
However, we would advise purchasers to stay well clear of high ISO settings and any of the automated functions (scene modes and Intelligent Auto, particularly) that might boost the sensor's sensitivity. The bundled software includes ArcSoft's PhotoImpression and Panorama Maker editors, Silkypix Developer Studio Raw file converter, Lumix Simple Viewer 1.3E and Photofun Studio Viewer 1.4E. Although the viewing and editing applications are fairly basic, the Silkypix converter is effective and frequently updated, making it well worthwhile for photographers who don't want to pay extra for a third-party Raw converter.
Note: A comparison of key specifications for the Panasonic FZ18, the Fujifilm FinePix S8000fd and the Olympus SP-560 UZ can be found at the end of the FinePix S8000fd review.
Footnote (19/3/2008): We neglected to mention that users can set an upper ISO limit for the Intelligent Auto function to minimise the risk of image noise in shots. It's particularly worthwhile when shooting in below-average light levels, where you can fix the top ISO at 400. We were reminded of our admission by Ruud de Graaf of The Netherlands, who emailed us to say: "I shot about 100 pictures of a theatre show with very low light and 35 of them were perfectly sharp and with (for a compact) very low noise. Some of them were zoomed in to the max. of 18x!"
Thanks, Ruud.
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(03-14-2013 03:26 PM)wickabee Wrote: That's the thing with these, it all comes down to that 1 card every time. If you tear and it's a good card it's a win. Tear and it's a Kyle Palmieri Rookie Parallel #/199 and well... Don't get me wrong, I don't mind a bad break, but I can't stand a break that largely relies on one card.
(03-14-2013 04:02 PM)arock99 Wrote: i think you are a little harsh. Had you purchased a Upper Deck blaster you likely would have had even less than this. Artifacts completely sucks for example. I would suggest you just stay away from blasters but having said that i've had better luck with Panini blasters than Upper Deck blasters (unless of course its Upper Deck series 1 or 2 specifically)
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Billy Elliot (Jamie Bell) is an 11-year-old boy living in northeast England in the mid-1980s. While his gruff father and brother are taking part in a massive coal miners strike, Billy goes to boxing lessons and furtively plays his dead mother's piano … see full wiki
A dancing Angela's Ashes is how I first thought of this movie. An Irish kid who overcomes his austere upbringing and brutish working class family by becoming a ballet dancer.
This films warmed my heart (not an easy thing to do). Who can resist a film where love and art conquer ignorance? Nice acting done by the child actor who played Billy Elliot.
A very well directed and well acted piece that I would recommend for the family. The filming was very beautiful as well. There was some profanity however.
I would recommend it for those who had children over 13 due to that.
Suitability For Children: Suitable for Children Age 13 and Older
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Review: 'Incendiary – The Willingham Case' Should Light a Fire Under the Ass of Anyone Who Cares About Justice
Movie Reviews By Rob Hunter on October 5, 2011 | Comments (2)In December of 1991 a fire swept through a small home in Corsicana, Texas. Cameron Todd Willingham escaped with minor injuries, but his three small children, none older than a toddler, all perished in the blaze. Willingham was a known bastard who slapped his wife around more than once, and two weeks after the fire he was arrested and charged with the murder of his children. Thirteen years later he was executed for the crime. The years between those two events saw substantial changes in the forensic field, particularly in regard to fire investigation, but every effort to revisit the case by those who believed the evidence now showed Willingham to be innocent were ignored, refused, and stopped in their tracks. Documentaries about arguably innocent men and women are nothing new, and while they all have value beyond the images on the screen their arguments are usually based on recanted testimony, evidence of corruption, and other examples of intentional human fallibility. Few make their case for the subject's innocence on the power of evidence alone. And fewer still come to such a potentially tragic conclusion as Incendiary: The Willingham Case.
Movie News After Dark: Mel Gibson, Aaron Sorkin, Charlie Sheen, Rick Perry and 10-Minutes of Star Wars Impressions
Movie News By Neil Miller on September 8, 2011 | Comments (2)What is Movie News After Dark? It is a nightly movie news recap column that would like to make it all the way to the end of this thing without getting controversial, political or mentioning how much skinny Jonah Hill looks like President Obama. It's just not likely. We begin tonight with the story that's on everyone's mind — no, not the Obama speech — the fact that Mel Gibson is developing a movie about Jewish hero Judah Maccabee, who led a second-century revolt against Hellenistic overloards in the name of the Jewish people. He's brought Basic Instinct writer Joe Eszterhas on for the script work. There will be nothing controversial about this project.
Alamo Drafthouse Tosses Hat in the Ring for Texas Gubernatorial Race
Movie News By Scott Beggs on September 15, 2010 | Be the First To CommentEven though I'm no longer in the bunker of Reject HQ in Austin, I still like to keep my ear to the ground to catch the political rumblings. So far there's been a lot of talk about how much mansions are worth, how you get 8 pounds of hair to stay put, and something about an amendment to create a committee to look into committee creation. Boring stuff, I know. Nothing was all that interesting until I hit upon an entry on the Alamo Drafthouse's calendar for October 5th (after the mad, mad, mad, madness of Fantastic Fest is over) that claimed to be a showcase of political short films made especially for the current gubernatorial race between Rick Perry and Bill White.
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Perfectly Imperfect - Embracing Guys Who Embrace Your Flaws
By Pink Kisses
But a couple of months ago, I was hanging out with someone I've been seeing for a while, sitting in his living room before dinner and recounting my day at work, when I remembered I wanted to show him something I'd brought. I jumped up, ran over to the dining room table where I'd left my purse, and dug into it, looking for whatever it was I wanted to show him. Although I found it immediately, I realized my keys didn't appear to be anywhere inside my purse and flew into a full-blown freakout, thinking I'd left them God knows where... at home? Locked in my car (is that even possible)? At Starbucks?!?! Could someone have stolen them????? My heart started racing for about the 19th time that week, as it was probably the 19th time this little scene had played itself out, each time overwhelming me a little bit more and making me kick myself just a little bit harder for not having my life together as much as I'd like.
I plopped down into a heap on the floor and proceeded to turn the bag inside out, cursing out loud at myself for being such an idiot yet again. The display kept on for quite some time before I realized he was standing over me, looking down in amusement.
"You're adorable," he said, and he wasn't being patronizing in the least. For whatever reason, I could tell he was completely taken by my frustration with myself and thought it was just about the cutest thing he'd ever seen. Because he knows how smart I am. He knows what I'm capable of. And my irritation with myself over stupid things that simply are what they are… well, evidently he thinks it's charming.
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'Wolf Creek 2′ Review: Slicker, Gorier and Far Less Interesting
Movie Reviews By Rob Hunter on April 16, 2014 | Be the First To CommentDirector Greg McLean's 2005 feature debut, Wolf Creek, made a big splash in the horror community thanks to its cruel spirit and dark efficiency, and when he followed that up two years later with the underrated crocodile creature-feature Rogue it seemed genre fans had an exciting new talent to watch. And then six years passed without a peep from McLean. That dry spell finally comes to an end this week as Wolf Creek 2 hits American shores with a vengeance, but while it's a bigger and bloodier affair it loses the elements that made the first film stand apart from the crowd. The gorgeous views throughout the Australian Outback continue to call their siren song to tourists the world over, and Mick Taylor (John Jarratt) couldn't be happier about it. A pair of German backpackers are his latest targets, but when one escapes his grip and finds a good Samaritan (Ryan Corr) willing to help Mick's plans for his unwilling bed buddy take a backseat to catching this latest do-gooder. And by "do-gooder" I of course mean unlucky sap.
'Wolf Creek 2′ Trailer: Bloody Hell, Mick Taylor is Back
Movie News By Scott Beggs on October 21, 2013 | Be the First To CommentFor better and worse, this trailer for Wolf Creek 2 looks like it was made in 1983. More than a companion to the 2005 nightmare that did for getting your car fixed by a stranger in the outback what Hitchcock did for showering with taxidermy enthusiasts, this sequel might make a great double feature with Razorback or some other deranged low-budget riff. Writer/director Greg Mclean returns to the world of the terrifying Mick Taylor (with his embodiment John Jarratt in tow) in order to torture more moronic hitchhikers. They must have not seen the first movie. Watch the trailer for yourself and confirm that Jarratt and Rutger Hauer need their own serial killer sitcom:
Lionsgate's Microbudget Films Will be Cuter than Normal Films
Movie News By Nathan Adams on March 30, 2011 | Comments (1)Lionsgate is trying out a radical new approach to making movies – one in which you don't spend a bajillion dollars producing, distributing, and advertising every film. Their new initiative, which focuses on what they're calling microbudget films, is set to start releasing 10 films a year that all cost under 2 million dollars to produce. Seeing as the normal practice seems to have become releasing one film that costs 200 million to produce, you can see how this is such a change of pace for the industry. Lionsgate executive Joe Drake explained the strategy, "Microbudget films involve minimal overhead and very little risk, but a potentially high reward. This initiative allows us to add another layer to our slate of movies that work both financially and creatively." That doesn't seem so hard to figure out, make more movies for less money and each one becomes less of a risk, and you have more chances for something to hit big and recoup all your money. I sincerely hope it works out. The first three films to be produced under the initiative have been announced. The first is called Rapturepalooza, a comedy set after the religious apocalypse. It's being directed by Paul Middleditch, written by Chris Matheson, and has Craig Robinson set to star. They refer to it as Zombieland meets The Big Lebowski in the press release, but that sounds too good to be true. If I was trying to sell movies that's probably how I would describe everything. The […]
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Having a bench increases the probability that you can accurately 'sight-in' a rifle. If you can afford the materials (<$20 at the chain hardware stores) and have the necessary tools as well as the construction skills, you can make your own bench. It is also light enough for one man to carry. Then all you need is about 100 yards of open space, some targets, and a good backstop. (You are responsible for following ALL laws in your area.) Take a look at the video. Any feedback (good OR bad) will be appreciated. NOTE: The design of the bench utilizes the weight of a person on the seat to increase stability. http://youtu.be/_XjIHW0tFo4
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39 They baked unleavened cakes from the dough they had brought out of Egypt. The dough didn't rise because they were driven out of Egypt and they couldn't wait. In fact, they didn't have time to prepare any food for themselves. | 39 With the dough they had brought from Egypt, they baked cakes of unleavened bread. The dough was without yeast because they had been driven out of Egypt and did not have time to prepare food for themselves. |
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I have a vector $\vec{w}(t)$, whose components are all positive. I have another vector $\vec{v}(t)$ which is the component-by-component square of $\vec{w}$: $v_i(t) = w_i(t)^2$.
Finally, I have an ODE for $\vec{v}$:
$d\vec{v}(t) / dt = M_1 \vec{v}(t) + M_2 \vec{w}(t)$.
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10 each man as he hath received grace, ministering it into each other [ministering each to other], as good dispensers of the manifold grace of God. | 10 Each one should use whatever gift he has received to serve others, faithfully administering God's grace in its various forms. |
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2013 and earlier Lexus ES 350 Prices Paid and Buying Experience
sunsonshaan07 Posts: 36
hedonist Posts: 3Hi there
Last month I bought a 2008 ES350 in Houston for $32725 plus TTL
It was a Lexus Dealer Loaner with 4000 miles on it, Silver Exterior and Gray Interior.
It had the Premium Plus Package which included:
- Heated and ventilated front seats
- Driver's seat power cushion extender
- Electrochromic outside mirrors with tilt-down in reverse
- Rain-sensing intermittent windshield wipers with mist cycle
- Audio Bluetooth® technology
- Full-size spare tire with 17-in alloy wheel
- Rear seat side airbags
- Wood- and leather-trimmed steering wheel and shift knob
- Power rear sunshade
- Preferred accessory package (includes Cargo net, Trunk mat and Wheel locks)
- Tinted Windows with Transparent Edge on the hood.
It is give you some comparison. I think I did OK for Houston market but then there is always someone doing better. No Trade in....I sold my old one myself using Craigslist.
sunsonshaan07 Posts: 36Thanks for your valuable insight. Consequently, I turned down the deal here in Plano telling him what kind of deals were being made in the Texas region as a whole as well as elsewhere. (Your deal was not the only one that convinced me to pursue this approach :-) ).
I spelled out my requirements firmly for the dealership in hopes that I may get something more reasonable in the near future.
Cheers! -
malibu0212 Posts: 16I am in Houston too - has been looking for a ES for a while, but only went to Clear Lake Lexus since it is the closest. I found all the dealers (I've been to at least 6) here are tought to deal, not only lexus.
Looks like I may have to go to DFW to buy - their economy is not as good as here. -
malibu0212 Posts: 16In Apr and May 2008, nationally. I'd think the dealers would be more willing to deal - but obviously not quite in Houston.
A friend paid 39000 OTD last Nov - that's the kind of people dealers are looking for. And they can find enough in the past, but still need to see that's the case next. -
mshap Posts: 2shopping for an ES350 as we r returning infinitiM35x-also great car. Deal Rallye started with is 36m/15k List w nav lexpremium audio premium plus package is $42025 discounted to 37,351 with $724 down payment is $586 with 1300 down its $570/mo at 3k down its $517/mo This is out of LI NY. Your thouhts would be appreciated -many thanx-Mshap
gavrik Posts: 35We are going on Wednesday to lease new '08 ES350. I am interested in ES350 w/ Premium and Accessories package with MSRP of $38,209.
Can someone tell what reasonable numbers (Negotiated price, residual, money factor) I should expect to receive while at Lexus? I am here in Lake County, IL, my credit score is above 800. I spoke with the dealer who I leased my current car from and they say I will not be paying more than what I pay now ($500 w/ tax). However, w/o any supporting numbers this amount is useless.
Also, as I a current ES owner, I qualify for $1000 cash incentive. I also received $500 cash incentive from Lexus. I wonder if I can combine both.
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beezer86 Posts: 13About the lease questions - I just got an email from Lexus:
2008 es350
$399/month 36 months $3499 at signing -
fine print:
Offer ends 7/7/08. On approved credit. Excludes official fees, taxes, and dealer charges. No security deposit required. *Available on approved credit to qualified customers through Lexus Financial Services and participating Lexus dealers on new 2008 ES 350. Offer based on MSRP $37,770 including delivery, processing & handling. Monthly payment may vary depending on final price of vehicle & your qualifications. See dealer for lease program details. Offer not available outside of the Eastern Region. Must take delivery by 7/7/08. Vehicle shown with optional equipment 2008 Lexus. -
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lexusbunny Posts: 40If you find any good price in DFW, can you let us know? I was at the Lexus Clear Lake the end of last year and was wanting to buy the ES 2008 but man they won't lower the price at all!
In 2000 I was trying to buy the Acura CL 3.2 (what I have now). I ended up buying it in DFW too.
Thanks! -
sunsonshaan07 Posts: 36Well my deal in the works at Park Place Lexus in Plano, TX is:
2008 Lexus ES 350 (Balance of Factory Warranty)
Exterior: Black Obsidian
Interior: Tan/Ivory
Mileage on the car: 4390
Package: Premium Plus (Memory Seats for both in Front, Power Rear Sunshade, Heated and Ventilated Seats, Sunroof, etc)
iPod Kit
Aftermaret window tints (35% on Front, 20% or darker on the back)
Price (prior to TT&L) = 32700
OTD = a little more than $34k
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johnymack Posts: 18Please e-mail me and I will give you the name of the Sales guy I went through at Sewell Dallas, he may give you a much better deal than that. It's always good to have at least two dealers to deal with to get the price down.
I absolutely LOVE this car. I now have 12k miles and have not had to go back to the dealer for any problems.
Price I paid for ES 350 Lexus in Dallas
Bought on 07-28-2007
I paid $34,500.00 for my ES 350 at Sewell Lexus Dallas. The only thing it did not have is Navigation, High Intensity Headlamps, Mark Levinson Audio, Park Assist, Panoramic Sun Roof and Chrome Wheels.
Sewell wanted $1,700 for Chrome wheels; I got the same wheels for $750 shipped to my door from L.A. Wheel and Tire.
My experience with Sewell was absolutely wonderful; I did all my negotiating by e-mail with both Park Place Lexus Grapevine and Sewell Lexus of Dallas. Park Place also offered me the same price of $34,500.00 but did not include Window tint, Hand painted pin stripes and All weather floor mats. Park Place did include the plastic stone chip hood protector though, Sewell did not.
E-mail me if you want the sales managers name, he was fantastic, it only took one hour to sign all paper work and purchase the car. My interest rate with Lexus was 5.99%.
Things I don't like about the car so far: Engineer who designed interior lights should be fired (Cannot see a thing, very dim), driver side Ventilated front seat works better than passenger side, ceiling is a little low, not much head room (I am only 5'-10"). Other than that I love the car, my previous car was a 2000 E320 Mercedes.
Package I – "Premium" - $38,157
- Premium leather trim interior with real wood accents
- Heated and Ventilated front seats
- Driver memory: Seat, Steering Wheel, Outside Mirrors
- Power Tilt and Telescoping Steering Wheel
- Bluetooth Compatibility
- 6 Disc, Single feed in dash CD player in the console
- Rain-sensing Wipers
- Driver Seat Extender
- Carpet Cargo Mat
- Wheel Locks
- Power Rear Sun Shade
- Body Side Moldings
- Smart Key
They also threw in the following:
- Window Tint
- Rear Spoiler
- Hand Painted Pin Stripes
- All Weather Floor Mats
Total list price of car was $39,100.00 .I only paid $34,500.00.
Sale Price - $34,500.00
Sales Tax - $2,156.25
Dealer's Inv. Tax - $80.07
Documentary Fee - $50.00
Deputy Fee - $5.00
License, Trans, Title - $103.80
Inspection - $23.75
Sub-Total - $36,918.87
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lvingmylexus Posts: 4I just picked up my LEXUS from LEXUS OF EDISON. The sales person that helped me out sits all the way to the right when you go in to the dealership. To make it more simple, he is asian kid without glasses. I bought mine at very good price and he told me any referrel would get the same either on lease and purchase. Please make sure you tell him J J sent you from New Brunswick~~~ I hope this info helps for people in tristate area. good luck guys
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malibu0212 Posts: 16Just bought a silver Acura TL base for $30600 OTD (06-28). The price+destination is $28560, the rest is TTL + misc.
It is stiff, but not much noisy to me. The dring is OK - a bit sporty, not as smooth as I thought.
B4 I went to the Champion's, I called Clear Lake Lexus for a quote of 2008 Lexus ES350. I mentioned that people getting around 34k OTD, the salesman said it is impossible for them to offer the price... Just don't understand the Houston Lexus dealers, looks they are not affected by the national sale slump, so no discounting. -
bchoi Posts: 3Purchased the vehicle at Lexus of Stevens Creek in Northern California on 6/21/2008.
2008 Lexus ES350 ($34120/$30253)
Color: Tungsten Pearl /w Black interior
Mileage on car: 5 miles
Options (list/invoice based on edmunds):
BE ($250/$200) Rear Seat Side Airbags
HH ($640/$512) Heated and Ventilated Front Seats
NV ($2650/$2230) Navigation System /w Voice Activated DVD Nav + Rear Camera + Bluetooth
PM ($1280/$1098) Premium package
WU ($330/$264) Wood & Leather Sterring Wheel
Z1 ($210/$168 assuming 80%) Preferred Accessory Package (Trunk Mat, Cargo Net, & Wheel Locks)
List price total: $40,245
Price (including destination charge but excluding TT&L) = $34,458
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jano2 Posts: 141I don't know why the Houston dealerships won't deal! They cannot be immune to what is going on in the rest of the country! When I bought my 2007 in August I was told if I could that good deal of a deal somewhere else I should take it. I don't know if they think the customers are bluffing but if I owned those dealerships I would rather sell for little less and move those cars out. I bet their bottom line profits would be more and they would also get another discount from Lexus for selling more! I don't live in Houston (I live in College Station) and I bought from North Park in Dallas. I haven't anything about the Austin dealership in a while. Are they making any better deals than the Houston dealerships?
jano2 Posts: 141bchoi-
That is a great deal! I bought the same package and paid $37000 before TT&L and that was a good deal. I hope you enjoy your car. I am spoiled by how well it drives. I had to drive another vehicle not long ago and it felt like I was driving a truck compared to how my Lexus drives


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CA' VENDRAMIN CALERGI from 2nd to 25th AUGUST 2007 Maria Callas and Venice
Maria Callas first displayed her talents as a truly great singer sixty years ago, here in Venice, when she debuted at the "La Fenice" theatre as Isolde, followed, just a few days later, by her performance in "Turandot". Over the next seven years the Teatro del Selva played host to her memorable performances, from Elvira to Norma, and from Violetta to Lucia di Lammermoor to Medea, a period which firmly established her reputation as a unique opera singer and helped shaped the legend of Callas the young prima donna. After 1954, Maria Callas never sang again at "La Fenice", but she always remained extremely fond of Venice whose mysterious appeal enchanted her. Now the city has decided to return this compliment and pay tribute to the great diva by naming the bridge and walkway leading to the old "La Fenice" gate and new "Aldo Rossi" hall after her.
Sixty years after Maria came to Venice for the first time and thirty years on from her death, Ca' Vendramin Calergi is staging an exhibition entitled "The Encounter, the Enchantment". This includes memorabilia, stage costumes, documents, jewellery, films, books and letters all collected over years of research with discernment and love by Bruno Tosi. This exhibition first went on display in the Olivetti Exhibition Hall and then toured the world from Paris to New York and from Athens to Tokyo and onto Rome, receiving huge applause from both public and critics. Having been extensively enlarged and updated the exhibition has now returned to Venice at the invitation of the Casinó Municipale di Venezia Spa, and is ready to offer visitors a very special opportunity to relive the life story and art of a woman who rightly became known as "Callas, La Divina".
Massimo Cacciari The Mayor of Venice
When we say the words "Maria Callas", what we wish to recall more than anything else is her marvellous voice and unique artistic talent. Maria's loss has left a gap that can never be filled, at least from an artistic point of view, given that everyone continues to refer to her, even after all these years, as "La Divina".
Venice and especially the "La Fenice" theatre had a special place in Maria's heart as this was the stage on which her young talents were able to reach the ears of the general public.
The Casinó di Venezia, whose own history is inseparably entwined with that of Venice, has therefore decided to pay tribute to "La Divina" and her love for this city with a series of celebrations. These begin with this major exhibition and end on September 16, 2007 (the thirtieth anniversary of her death) with a performance by Dimitra Theodossiou, the soprano considered to be Maria Callas' heir. The concert, featuring a selection of "La Divina's" best loved songs, will be held at "La Fenice" theatre in Venice.
Professor and Lawyer Mauro Pizzigati President of the Casinó di Venezia
MARIA CALLAS: THE ENCOUNTER, THE ENCHANTMENT "Maria Callas - declared Maestro Riccardo Muti on the day after her tragic and premature loss in 1977 (this year Venice and the whole world celebrates the thirtieth anniversary of her death) was almost an immortal incarnated through the art of opera. Maria Callas - he continued - has done for singing what Toscanini did for conducting".
Maria was an artist that truly made her mark in history, an artist who created a legend that will continue to live far into the future. No other singer has been so adored or so abhorred. Maria dominated the opera scene for over twenty years like a nineteenth century diva, revolutionizing the concept of opera performance and restoring the art of bel canto to the stage. Bellini, Donizetti and Verdi would have given her a standing ovation. And she had a natural affinity, not for the great voices of her day, but for Maria Malibran, Giuditta Pasta and Giulietta Grisi, the very first Normas, the very first La Sonnambulas. We are not here, however, to honour only the thirtieth anniversary of Maria's premature death at the age of just 53 (legends never die after all), but also the more festive sixtieth anniversary of her debut in Italy and in Venice in December 1947 with Tristan and Isolde. Maria sang regularly at the "La Fenice" theatre up until 1954, performing some of the most demanding roles in her repertoire, from Norma to La Traviata, and from Lucia di Lammermoor to Medea. But her real triumph came in 1949 with the role of Elvira in I Puritani, just a few days after singing Brünnhilde in Die Walküre. With this performance Maria invented the figure of the agile dramatic soprano, a novelty for the twentieth century! In recognition of her love for Venice this exhibition does not focus on Maria's opera career alone, it also features photos of her on the beach at the Lido flaunting an enviably slim figure after her drastic weight loss, photos of her at the Venice Film Festival, at a party given by Elsa Maxwell in her honour at the Hotel Danieli in 1957 where she met Aristotle Onassis for the first time and who also appears at her side in numerous photos taken at the Excelsior.
All Maria's conspicuous lifestyle is fondly recalled in this exhibition "The Encounter, the Enchantment", currently being held in the prestigious salons of Casinó di Venezia in Ca' Vendramin Calergi. Visitors can enjoy the magical thrill of her triumphant stage entrances as well as the appeal of her feminine charm. They can also relive her sad decline and the desperation of her last desperate days when she retreated into solitude to let her life slowly ebb away.
The last images of Maria in fact cannot help but fill the heart with dismay and tenderness. Everything is here. From her stage costumes to her own elegant outfits, the jewels she used on and off stage, letters to other celebrities such as her teacher De Hidalgo and the much-loved Pasolini (including his portrait and poems and her passionate letters both during rehearsals for Medea and in the years that followed), and a number of her most precious belongings.
There really is nothing missing here. From her birth certificate to her will, this exhibition is a complete photographic portrait of her life and career.
Bruno Tosi President of the Maria Callas Association
AFTER BEING STOLEN IN ATHENS, CALLAS' FAMOUS DRESS RETURNS TO VENICE This wonderful white silk dress decorated with large red flowers, created for Maria Callas in 1957 by the designer Biki, has had a long and stormy existence."La Divina" wore it only three times, and all in 1957: at the Venice Film Festival, on her return to Greece at the Herod Atticus amphitheatre below the Parthenon and to pose for Maestro Silvano Caselli, who painted the only official portrait of the diva ever commissioned.
Maria Callas gave the dress to her governess who cut a piece off the train. When the dress was first put on show it was arranged in a frame as it appeared in the portrait, which was sadly lost when "La Fenice" theatre was tragically destroyed by fire in 1996. Maestro Caselli subsequently created a new portrait with Maria in the foreground, in the same famous dress and in the same position as the original painting, and with "La Fenice" theatre in flames in the background. A 24-colour screen printed edition of the new portrait was also made. On the last day of the recent exhibition organised on the occasion of the thirtieth anniversary of Maria's death in Greece by the Italian Embassy, and in particular by the Head of the Institute of Culture, Melita Palestini, together with the Greek Cultural Affairs Minister in person, the dress was stolen. Fortunately, the thief's actions, which were probably prompted more by his love for "La Divina" than mercenary motives, were filmed in close-up by the closed circuit surveillance cameras and news of the theft hit the world headlines, with especially wide press and television coverage in Greece. Feeling hounded by the police, the young man eventually responded to an appeal made by the President of the Callas Association and the Italian Embassy and returned the dress in an anonymous envelope to the Institute of Culture in Patission Street, Athens. Painstakingly restored to its frame the dress has now returned to Venice for the exhibition staged at Ca' Vendramin Calergi.
On September 16, 2007 at 08.00 pm, exactly thirty years on from Maria Callas' tragic death, the Casinò di Venezia, together with the Associazione Culturale Maria Callas and the Teatro La Fenice di Venezia, will stage a special tribute concert in honour of "La Divina". Dimitra Theodossiou, a soprano known the world over as Callas' heir will sing a selection of the arias that made "La Divina" famous. An exceptional voice to commemorate the most unforgettable opera singer ever.
For more information: Teatro La Fenice, (+39) 041. 78.65.11, Casinò di Venezia, (+39) 041 52.97.111 - www.casinovenezia.it Advance ticket sales From the Hellovenezia circuit: call center (+39) 041 24.24 - www.hellovenezia.com or at any of the various sales points in Venice or on the mainland.
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Thank you to all of our amazing volunteers this summer, we couldn't have do it without you!
Portland's Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls is first and foremost a mentorship organization and we strive to present role models for all our campers can aspire to be and do!
Therefore, we welcome individuals who self-identify as female, trans (regardless of identity), or gender non-conforming to apply for Direct Mentorship positions at Summer Camp. We also welcome and appreciate allies of any gender identity to volunteer in Indirect Mentorship Roles.
We are committed to providing a safe and inclusive environment for everyone and interested in an ongoing conversation about gender. For more information about all our volunteer positions available this year please visit our Opportunity Directory!
Get involved with Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls year round. Volunteer opportunities exist for people of all gender identities, with or without musical experience. Be a mentor, build girls' self-esteem, and have a lot of fun!
We also accept Year-Round Volunteer applications on a rolling basis!
Didn't get enough Rock Camp volunteering in the summer? We are always looking for volunteers who are available year-round. Tasks can vary from administrative support to outreach and events, working at one of our year round programs, or promoting our online presence. Help out with Ladies Rock Camp June 20-22, 2014 Apply Now! Check out the opportunities available here!
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Interning isn't just for summer anymore — you can stay involved with Camp all year long! Girls ages 15-17 who have attended at least two sessions of After School Programming or Summer Camp are eligible to apply. Participate in our year-round programming, exploring more aspects of music creation and performance. Help run after-school programming and prepare for Summer Camp!
Summer Camp Volunteers – applications available March 2015
We are looking for responsible volunteers ages 18+ with or without musical experience! From band coaching to leading a workshop to moving and setting up gear, just a couple hours or all summer, there are plenty of opportunities to help out that match your time and talents!
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Learn the skills of teaching music, mentorship, and more while interning at Summer Camp! Work with our volunteers as a band manager, sound engineer, workshop leader, or instrument instructor and be part of our extraordinary gear crew! Internship opportunities are available for former campers ages 15-17 who have attended at least two sessions of Summer Camp or Girls Rock Institute.
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MNfusion Review: 'I Love Lucy® Live On Stage'
Going into the performance of "I Love Lucy, Live On Stage," I must admit, my expectations were not very high. It turns out that may have been to my advantage, as I felt the show was a fun, well-executed tribute to the beloved TV program.
Curiocity: Q&A With Star Of 'Ghost: The Musical'
When it comes to romantic love stories, few tales can compete with the classic film, Ghost. The story of a lost love from beyond the grave returning as a spiritual presence to comfort and protect the woman he loves gives new meaning to one's eternal adoration.
4-29-14 Laura Osnes Visits The WCCO Morning News With Dave Lee
CLICK THE LINK above to hear one of the brightest stars on Broadway, Laura Osnes, talk about the Spotlight Theater Program.
PODCAST PAGE: The WCCO Morning News With Dave Lee 4-29-14
Wild win in Game 6! To listen to Mike Max and Sid Hartman's Recap, Click the LINK ABOVE to go to the Podcast Page
Curiocity: MSU Grad, Bismarck Native On Performing In 'Once'
Since the 2007 film, people have been enthralled with a little independent Irish film that was made for a mere $150,000. It was shot in less than 20 days but went on to gross more than $20 million worldwide.
Curiocity: 2014-2015 Broadway Season Announced
A selection of Tony Award-winning shows, Minnesota premieres and classic favorites make up this year's Broadway line-up at the Hennepin Theatre Trust.
Curiocity Review: '700 Sundays' Is Heartwarming, Delightful
At the end of his one-man show, Billy Crystal answered the question many may have been wondering — after being on Broadway, why bring the show only to Minneapolis?
Curiocity: They're All NOT Going To Laugh At MMT's 'Carrie'
There was a time that the title "Carrie: The Musical" was as much synonymous with failure in musical theater lore as "Heaven's Gate" and "Howard the Duck" were for movies. It was Carrie herself, and the entire rest of the world took relish in dumping metaphorical pig's blood on that sacrificial lamb.
Curiocity: Q&A With 'Wicked's' Leading Lady
One of the most popular and beloved musicals is coming back to Minneapolis. Wicked begins a six-week tour on Wednesday at the Orpheum Theatre, following three highly successful runs in the Twin Cities since 2006.
Messersmith To Launch New Minn. Music Series
Minneapolis singer-songwriter Jeremy Messersmith is launching a new Minnesota music series. Hennepin Theatre Trust says Messersmith will launch the New Century Sessions. The series is aimed at giving artists a chance not only to play but also share the evolution of their work.
Local Artists Needed For Hennepin Avenue Display
Calling all artists. A new project is being launched in Block E and the Hennepin Theater Trust wants your work. The idea is to give business owners a whole new perspective on what available usable space can offer them, energizing the area by filling blank store front canvasses with art.
Curiocity Review: 'War Horse' Is A Compelling, Captivating Creation
"This is a play that's unlike anything anyone's ever seen before." That was the early promise from War Horse's lead actor, Alex Morf, when I talked to him earlier this week. After seeing the performance Wednesday night during the show's debut at the Orpheum Theatre, I can't help but completely agree.
Curiocity: Q&A With The Stars Of 'Flashdance'
Get out your leg warmers and slouch your cut-off sweatshirt — "Flashdance, the Musical" is taking over Minneapolis.
Hennepin Theatre's 2013-2014 Broadway Season
You can start making plans now to see some Broadway musicals at the Orpheum Theatre later this year and next year.
Curiocity: Shhh, 'Book Of Mormon' — You Had Me At 'Hello'
From the get-go, fresh-faced, wide-eyed young men in crisp white shirts and perfectly tightened black ties promised to share the story of a book — a book that would change our lives. Well, mission accomplished, boys.


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Take Time For You During The Holidays!
By Teri Goetz
- Take an aromatherapy bath: simply soaking in a warm tub with essential oils will transport you. Light a candle, and just be. Try not to organize to do lists, worry about dinner or who you should be calling. Your brain needs time to relax. You'll be much more efficient when you do. Try: lavender, rose, chamomile, geranium or sandalwood. I also like ylang-ylang and lemongrass, personally! (PS: This would be a good place to try your breathwork!)
- Create your own afternoon tea ceremony: I'm not talking traditional black English tea, because you don't need the caffeine! Choose an herbal (or white or green tea if you must have some caffeine) tea. Find a beautiful teapot and/or mug that gives you pleasure to use. (If you don't have one, it might be a nice holiday gift for your list?) Choose something with a great aroma, like rose, lavender, or citrus. Really enjoy the aroma, the ritual of creating the tea, and promise yourself that you will just sit and look, reflecting on the beauty that is outside your window. If you live in a warmer climate, you might take a beautiful, slow walk with your tea.
- Learn to SEE: We spend so much time choosing gifts, rushing around, that we rarely stop to notice the (mostly!) beautiful decorations, the light snow on the trees or the blue sky at dusk. Take the time to breathe in the beauty of the season, feel it fill you up inside, making the decision that you can choose your focus at any time. It's supposed to be a season of joy, not panic or stress.
- Exercise: Okay, this might be one that you've thought of, but I can't stress enough how important it is to move in some way, every day. Even if it's 15 minutes of stretching or yoga, you must lubricate your joints, move the lymph around and pump your blood around your body. In Chinese medicine, exercise moves stagnant "qi". It's one of the best mood boosters in the world. Find some good classes, go for a walk, or take time to do something on a mat in your home.
- Engage in rituals: There are many rituals you can Google on the internet. Whether it's using products you buy to indulge yourself during your shower or bath, or "smudging" yourself and space, or maybe using prayers, crystals, or plants to connect to your spiritual side, you can find innumerable ways to create a ritual that teaches your body, mind, and spirit that it's time to relax. If you do these things often, your body will be trained, in a Pavlovian way, to relax once you begin the repeated actions.
- Use music: in any of these rituals, especially if it is relaxing, although jumping up and down and dancing to music can also be a treat for you!
- Cuddle someone or some creature you love! No explanation needed.
All of these ideas are things that are great to install in your calendar! If you don't put it in as something you must do, you will easily fall to the bottom of your priority list. Schedule time for you, and look forward to it!


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Dennis Cockrum in Shameless Season 4 premiere. That name is too easy...
thank you very much..very good website..
i love to see MATTHIAS BRANDT naked i cant find any photos or clip for him..do you have any plzz
thank you very much..very good website..
i love to see MATTHIAS BRANDT naked i cant find any photos or clip for him..do you have any plzz
what movie is this?
Does anyone have nude photos of Alfred Molina? He appeared nude in "Prick Up Your Ears" (1987) but that was before he became a hot bear daddy. I hope that he has some more recent nude photos out there.
That will take some research about Alfred Molina but from what I read he is releasing a new movie called "Love is Strange" where him a John Lithgow play gay roommates. That sounds interesting.
Any nude pics of Hugo Speer from The Rotters' Club? I know he did The Full Monty, but I'd like something more recent.
@ The Loner: If the avatar is you, you're a hot daddy yourself.
Matthias Brandt had (semi?-)naked bed-scenes in the ZDF TV movie "Eine verhängnisvolle Nacht". Look if you can stream it somewhere.
Here is another pic of him: http://a2.tvspielfilm.de/imedia/7072...76tg%3D%3D.jpg
He's a cute daddybear!
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can you send link of video?
Seinfeld episode featuring Ernie Sabella naked on the subway
Who is this?! Looks familiar, but no idea who.
James Gandolfini in Enough Said...
About to watch the full movie. Hoping to see more shirtless scenes.
No effing way, I love Richard Jenkins! I sat through Eat Pray Love last night partially just to see him. I've been waiting to see his ass ever since Flirting With Disaster, where he has good underwear scenes. I know about his Six Feet Under scene, but you can't really see anything.
The pilot, 1x01.
well that's disappointing, he looks all corpsey gross!!!
He kinda gross looking haha
IDK but I wouldn't kick him out of bed in RL
Well he did die from a traffic accident. I'm not really looking at his face there.
Another good movie of his is The Visitor, there's a scene of him walking around in a towel, mmmmm...
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Don't forget the winter market!
By: Celeste Barnette (Jan 31, 2011)
I love that Newmarket hosts a winter market. I love reuniting with summer acquaintances and trying new things. I had lovely potatoes for breakfast this morning from one of the farms. The uncured bacon resplendent with maple was a real treat as well. We also had a New England Boiled Dinner made with local root veggies.
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7 And the day of the unleavened food came, in which it was behoving the passover to be sacrificed, | 7 Then came the day of Unleavened Bread on which the Passover lamb had to be sacrificed. |
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Jan 30, 2011
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A double-header of award-winning black women broadcast journalists.
Michelle Norris discusses her new book, The Grace of Silence, at the Wisconsin Book Festival, Oct. 2010.
Charlayne Hunter-Gault keynote address, City/County Martin Luther King, Jr., Celebration, Jan. 17, 2011.
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Date of Birth | 4 November 1970, Hyderabad, India |
Birth Name | Tabassum Hashmi |
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Tabu is an Indian film actress. She has mainly acted in Hindi films, though she has also starred in Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Marathi and Bengali language films, as well as one American film. She has won the National Film Award for Best Actress twice, and she holds the record for the most wins of Filmfare's Critics Award for Best Female Performer, with four. Despite a few exceptions, Tabu is best known for acting in artistic, low-budget films that go on to garner more critical appreciation than substantial box office figures. Her appearances in commercially successful films were few, and her parts in these films were small, such as Border (1997), Saajan Chale Sasural (1996) (1996), Biwi No. 1 (1999) and Hum Saath-Saath Hain: We Stand United (1999) (1999). Her most notable performances include Maachis (1996) (1996), Virasat (1997) (1997), Hu Tu Tu (1999) (1999), Astitva (2000) (2000), Chandni Bar (2001) (2001), Maqbool (2003) (2003) and Cheeni Kum (2007) (2007). Her leading role in Mira Nair's American film The Namesake (2006) also drew major praise.
Regarded as one of the most talented Indian female actors of her generation, Tabu is known to be selective about her film roles. She was awarded the Padma Shri, India's fourth highest civilian award, in 2011 by the Government of India for her contributions towards the arts.
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Slippin', slidin and smokin' your tires all around the world
With no around to laugh at you, the funky beats and sweaty feet of SuperNOVA prove a good way to ...
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Hot steppin' with all your favorite Disney songs - well, a few of them
The revolution will not be choreographed
For those with a bloodlust for mindless action
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Sultry Tekken dimwit Nina gets her own game. PSM2 glances up briefly...
A ho-hum squad shooter... end of story
The 50s attack!
Timothy Leary meets Ed Wood in this hippie hate-a-thon
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It might look like just child's play, but toddlers are hard at work learning important physical skills as they gain muscle control, balance, and coordination. Each new skill lets them progress to the next one, building on a foundation that leads to more complicated physical tasks, such as jumping rope, kicking a ball on the run, or turning a cartwheel.
Toddlers always want to do more, which can motivate them to keep trying until they acquire a new skill, no matter what it takes.
Take advantage of your toddler's natural desire to keep moving. Even at this early age, kids establish patterns of activity that carry through the rest of childhood. So an active toddler is likely to remain active later.
Playing and learning are completely natural for toddlers, so mastering physical skills should be fun and games for them. Parents should give toddlers many opportunities to practice their developing skills while providing supervision so they stay safe while they learn.
In addition to these physical accomplishments, toddlers are developing in other ways. Provide opportunities for yours to explore, ask questions, use his or her imagination, and practice fine motor skills, such as stacking blocks or coloring.
Here's a guide to the physical skills toddlers are working, by age:
For children 12-36 months old, current National Association for Sports and Physical Education (NASPE) guidelines recommend this much daily activity:
As a general rule, toddlers shouldn't be inactive for more than 1 hour at a time, except for sleeping. That's a lot of work for parents and caregivers, but a lot of much-needed activity for toddlers.
Encourage your toddler to be active, and remember how much he or she is learning along the way.
Reviewed by: Mary L. Gavin, MD Date reviewed: July 2011
Note: All information is for educational purposes only. For specific medical advice, diagnoses and treatment, consult your doctor.
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30 For the children of Yehudah have done that which is evil in my sight, says the LORD: they have set their abominations in the house which is called by my name, to defile it. | 30 " 'The people of Judah have done evil in my eyes, declares the LORD. They have set up their detestable idols in the house that bears my Name and have defiled it. |
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