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This article explains how to use PySymbian's appuifw module's Form class, which implements a dynamically configurable, editable multi-field dialog. Form is useful for creating all sorts of dialogs because it offers free selectability of the combination of fields, possibility of validating the user input, and automatically producing the contents of some dialog fields before allowing the closing of the dialog.
Source code
import appuifw, time
#Make a list of objects, for example phones
models = [u"6600", u"6630", u"7610", u"N90", u"N70"]
#Create the fields to be displayed in the form
fields = [(u"Company", 'text', u"Nokia"),
(u"Model", 'combo', (models, 0)),
(u"Amount",'number', 1),
(u"Date", 'date', time.time()),
(u"Time", 'time')]
#Initialize a boolean variable to know whether the form is saved
saved = False
#Define a function to be called when the form is saved
def save(arg):
global saved
saved = True
return True
#Create an instance of Form
myForm = appuifw.Form(fields, flags=appuifw.FFormEditModeOnly)
#Assign the save function
myForm.save_hook = save
#Execute the form
#After the form is saved and closed, display the information
if saved == True:
print myForm[0][2]
print models[myForm[1][2][1]]
print myForm[2][2]
print time.strftime("%d/%m/%Y", time.localtime(myForm[3][2]))
print time.strftime(time.ctime(myForm[4][2])[11:20])
The form is created and displayed.
Additional information
The constructor for the Form class is {{{1}}}, where fields is a list of field descriptors with the structure: (label, type[, value]).
- label is a Unicode string.
- type is one of the following strings: 'text', 'number', 'date', 'time', 'combo' or 'float'
- value is the default value of the field.
Instances of Form have the following attributes:
- flags
- FFormEditModeOnly - the form remains in edit mode while it is being executed.
- FFormViewModeOnly - the form cannot be edited at all.
- FFormAutoLabelEdit - allows the user to edit the labels of the form fields.
- FFormAutoFormEdit - allows the user to add or delete form fields.
- FFormDoubleSpaced - applies double-spaced layout.
- menu
A list of (title, callback) tuples where title (Unicode) is the name of the item and callback is the associated function.
- save_hook
Can be set to a callable object that takes one argument and returns a Boolean value. The argument is the currently visible contents of the form and is set as the new contents of the form if the callable returns True, otherwise the contents of the form are reset.
Instances of Form have the following methods:
- execute()
Executes the dialog by making it visible on the UI.
- insert(index, field_descriptor)
Inserts the field_descriptor into the form before the position represented by index.
- pop()
Removes the last field descriptor from the form and returns it.
- length()
The number of field descriptors in the form.


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The PREDATOR - the ultimate pickleball paddle
in Limited Edition Pickleball Paddles
The PREDATOR has been widely used in the Florida pickleball community for many years and has only recently become available in significant quantities to be offered nationally.
We selected a new hybrid carbon-fiber material knowing it resists wear and we then put it over the composite core with the thickest density on the market to give the PREDATOR a much longer life.
We tapered the handle to make the center of the grip slightly smaller. This feature gives the player a unique hand cradle for superior paddle control.
We added a delux cusion/ribbed/vented gamma grip to reduce ball-on-paddle trauma. We did this at no extra cost.
We know edgeguards have a tendency to eventually come loose, so we double glued the edgeguard on every PREDATOR to reduce premature edgeguard departure.
We tested many brands of premium industrial paints before finding one that gives us the exceptional anti-chipping qualities we were looking for. You're gonna love this paint as much as we do!
We proudly offer paddles you would build if you were building your own. We know the features in a paddle you want and give it to you in our products, at a reasonable price.
The PREDATOR weighs 8 to 8.5 ounces, and comes in a variety of colors.
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so i'm hoping my writing this doesn't wake my sister up. one, she'd be pissed because she has school in the morning, and two, she has no clue i'm gay. well, maybe a small clue at this point, but i'm certainly not out. to anyone. which is part of the reason i wanted to post again. i haven't in a while because it's hard to find a moment of peace in this house, and even when they do pop up my sister is usually somewhere close. but anyway. i'd planned on coming out to my bestfriend, but then we were just sitting, talking, and i didn't say anything about being gay. it's not like i didn't have opportunities either. the subject of homosexuality came up. there were openings. i just didn't want to interupt our nice conversation and spend time going on about whatever would have surfaced as a result. we talked about school, and politics,f future plans... i know, i just... i didn't want to talk about how i knew and explain the homophobic denial stage and have weird awkward pauses. i'm such a procrastinator. just with life in general, at least most people limit those bad habits to school work. i'm 20 and have never kissed a girl. it's not good. and i'm so very very gay. women are beautiful. to to the point that it's like an aching in one's soul over the beauty. the more comfortable i get with my sexuality the more i realize that i'm such a freaking sensualist. i never knew that about myself. i have no real way of meeting girls that may possibly be interested in me romantically though. i'd hoped and dreamed and fantasized that when i came out to my best friend she'd confess some passionte crush she had on me, but the more i think about it the more i realize that it's only a fantasy. i think that may be part of the reason i've been putting off coming out. i need to meet women though. i went out to dinner last night with a group of friends, and my best friend was so beautiful i could have died. she has this fair, perfect skin, that's just ever so slightly scattered with freckles, and these huge deep blue eyes, she doesn't wear make-up but her lips are the most beautiful shade of pink. her hair's redish, and she had it pulled back into a loose bun, with just a few strands hanging down to frame her face. even her neck is beautiful. and then in the car she was driving and i was in the passenger seat, and there's a problem with the wimdow controls so she reached over to show me how to fix it, and she rested her delicate hand just above my knee. if only she realized how many of the things she does that leave me absolutely breathless. leaning over the table playing pool, sitting backwards on a chair... i feel bad, she may suspect that i'm not really quite straight, but i don't think she has an inkling as to how i really feel about her. i get this like 'dirty-old-man' feeling when i catch myself checking out girls who i'm pretty sure are straight and would not be comfortable if they knew i thought they were pretty. anyway, i think i've let enough out so that i can sleep tonight.
Ugh! I know what you mean about how you feel like a dirty old man haha. And how if only they knew what that little touch was doing to you! Damn those clueless straight people!


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New Poll: Marco Rubio Leading Charlie Crist by Double Digits
Categories: Politicks
Forty-nine percent go for Rubio, while only 37 percent prefer Crist. The difference between the two polls may be that the Q poll showed all registered Republicans, while Rasmussen narrowed it down to likely voters. Even still, it's a big sea change since the last Rasmussen poll showed the two tied.
The even worse news for Crist is the poll showing Rubio would do better in the general election against Democratic Kendrick meek than Crist would, though both have sizable leads. Rubio leads Meek 49 percent to 32 percent. Crist leads Meek 48 percent to 33 percent.
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Quick Stats: Guy Fieri Food Network Celebrity ChefDaily Drivers: 2004 GMC Sierra pickup (Guy's rating: 8 on a scale of 1 to 10) 2007 Corvette C6 (Rating: 9)Other cars: 1971 Chevy Chevelle (Rating: 9)1968 Pontiac Firebird (Rating: 5)1976 CJ-5 (Rating: 8) 1996 Impala Supersport (Rating: 7)2004 Cadillac Escalade (Rating: 7)1967 Chevy C10 pickup (in pieces) (Rating: 3)Favorite road trip: Route 66Car he learned to drive in: 1968 Ford Camper SpecialFirst car bought: 1978 Datsun 280Z
It seems every time you turn the TV on the Food Network, Guy Fieri and his spikey blond hair, tattoos, and jewelry is everywhere.
Lately, he's popped up on TGI Fridays commercials. And although he is in Food Network's "Ultimate Recipe Showdown" and the cooking show, "Guy's Big Bite," with his testosterone-infused cooking style, Fieri logs the most miles on "Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives," where he drives a red 1967 Chevy Camaro Super Sport convertible to mom-and-pop stops around the country.
But first he wants to make it clear, when asked if he has a Mustang: "No, no, no, no," he says, quickly. "I'm only a Chevy guy. Very clearly understood -- there's no Ford going on. Okay?"
When you call his cell, one of the ring back tones you hear is, appropriately, Sammy Hagar's "I Can't Drive 55." Although his nickname is "Guido" he also calls himself a "car junkie."
"It's funny, because out here in California, you don't have Italian, blonde haired-tattooed guys with earrings that you'd call Guido -- really doesn't fit the general stereotype," he says.
For fans who wonder -- yes, Fieri does actually drive the show's convertible on nice days between shoots, and they shoot two weeks each month to bring viewers to those out-of-the-way dives.
"The longest drive I've taken -- from Seattle down to Portland, took that drive in, it was awesome," Fieri recalls. "The gas is expensive but the tan is free."
On the phone, Fieri is animated, injecting car-rev sounds sometimes to illustrate a point. You get the feeling he could also do standup if he just had the time.
He was born in Columbus, Ohio, and his parents moved out to Whittier, California, when he was six months of age. Later, they settled in Ferndale, in Humboldt County. "What's up with that?" he asks rhetorically, referring to his parents' choice on where he was born. "There just could've been the brief opportunity of being born in California, I'm such a California kid now. What are you doing to me?"


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Absent Periods
Menstruation, or a menstrual period, refers to the monthly process in which the uterus sheds blood and tissue to prepare for pregnancy.
Not having or missing a menstrual period is called amenorrhea. This condition is divided into two types:
Primary amenorrhea—when an adolescent female has not yet begun menstruation by around age 16 years
- Most females begin menstruating between the ages 9-18, but age 12 is the average.
- Secondary amenorrhea—when a woman who has previously menstruated misses three or more periods in a row
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text: Endless has a number of Cole Haan Air ballet flats marked down, including this brownish "greige" color. I like the lace-up details, as well as the mixture of patent and suede — I'd wear them with neutrals (brown, gray, beige, black, navy) as well as with some of the brighter "pops" of colors we're seeing this season, such as royal blue or fuschia pants (if I were daring enough to wear them to the office in the first place!). The shoes were $147.50, but are now marked to $97.85. Cole Haan Air Tali Ballet Flat


text: The monument to Brigadier General Samuel K. Zook is south of Gettysburg on Wheatfield Road. (39.798416° N, 77.242559° W; map). It was dedicated in 1882 by the General Zook Post #11, Grand Army of the Republic. At Gettysburg General Zook commanded the 3rd Brigade of the 1st Division of the 2nd Corps. He was badly wounded on July 2nd as he led his brigade on horseback in an attack into the Wheatfield. He was moved to a tollhouse on the Baltimore Pike, then moved further down the road when it was feared that the Confederate attack might succeed. He died on July 3rd and is buried in Norristown, Pennsylvania. From the monument: To the memory of Samuel Zook was born in Pennsylvania on March 27, 1822 and grew up playing soldier on the earthworks of Valley Forge. He joined the New York militia in the 1850's, at the same time becoming a pioneer in telegraphy. He eventually became superintendent of the Washington and New York Telegraph Company and was Lieutenant Colonel of the 6th New York State Militia when the war began. After the three month term of the militia expired in October of 1861 he became colonel of the 57th New York Infantry Regiment . He fought in the Peninsula, but missed Antietam due to medical problems. At Fredericksburg, Zook took his brigade as far as any in the attack on Marye's Heights, earning him promotion to brigadier general.


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It's great to see the right kind of person get the accolades in this community.
Tom Crumpacker
Mayor Seeks Visitation Rights
Voters divorce Carollo, fight for custody, demand alimony: No wonder Mari Carollo is shoving out Joe the lout. After reading Robert Andrew Powell's article ("The Mayor, the Wife, the Sexpots," June 7) and seeing the "other women" in Joe Carollo's life (bimbos on parade!), it is clear to eye and instinct that Mari has the most class of all.
It's hard to fathom what she ever saw in Joe, a duplicitous, backstabbing scumbag. (Remember the Maurice Ferré incident? At a press conference in 1983 Carollo was expected to endorse Miami mayoral candidate Ferré. Instead he denounced Ferré as a racist demagogue!)
But don't worry, Joe. You'll always have love from Miami's citizens, the ones you hope to screw over with that 40-year extension of parking fees so billionaire John Henry can have his baseball sandbox to play in. The voters of Miami should divorce you too, Joe.
My only question is to the lovely and beautiful Mari Carollo: What took you so long to throw the asshole out?
Harvey Slavin
Another Proud Graduate of the School for Scandal
Free weekly scribe provokes far-flung rebuke: In which school did Robert Andrew Powell study journalism? I do not know Mr. Carollo, and I do not live in Coconut Grove, but from that article I would say Mr. Powell would be better writing science fiction. What he described happening at Carollo's house that day was a lot of imagination. If Powell or his friends are enemies of Carollo, with this kind of journalism they are doing him a favor rather than something else.
Hector Novoa
Leuven, Belgium
The Food Corner: Fabulous Flapjacks
I strongly suggest you pig out on these peerless pancakes: I just had the pleasure of reading Lee Klein's review of the best pancakes ("The Flapjack Flip-Off," June 14). In my opinion the best pancakes are found at the Rascal House in Sunny Isles Beach.
While we all know and love the ambiance of the famous landmark, most people go there for lunch or dinner, but the breakfast is awesome. You sit down to a great assortment of little rolls and Danish that you devour along with piping-hot coffee. But you have to remember to leave room for the huge plate of buttery, delicious pancakes. I don't know how they do it, but the pancakes stay steaming-hot until the last bite. The heat stays trapped between the pancakes so every bite is scrumptious. The syrup is pretty standard but it does not detract from the flavor of the pancakes. I recommend it. And go on an empty stomach!
Sandi Siegel
via Internet
The Food Corner: Pasta Plea
What, do I have to go back to Brooklyn for my fix? Regarding Lee Klein's review of Sapori di Roma restaurant ("When in Roma," May 31), I'd like to throw in my two cents. We moved here New Year's Eve from the Italian section of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Now I live across the street from Sapori di Roma. We ate there upon arrival. After a foot of snow wreaked havoc on my move, I was exhausted and ready to attempt a celebration.
Well, I had to chalk up the meager portions, sloppy and slightly smarmy service, disappointing food, and joltingly high prices to New Year's Eve craziness. But we wanted to give a neighborhood joint a chance, so we returned. Mistake. Two pizzas, two salads, four glasses of wine, two small chunks of cheese -- $80! I almost fell out of my chair. Again, the food was just okay, the portions were small, the menu wasn't interesting, and service left a lot to be desired. How can they possibly justify those prices?
I'm used to Bamonte's and Cono & Sons O'Pescatore. On their worst days, any dish at those restaurants is heads and shoulders above the best at Sapori. John Franco, relief pitcher for the Mets, who looks like he should ride his delivery bike to the mound in his kitchen whites, complained that he couldn't get good Italian food once he left New York City. He bought a house in Staten Island just because of the food. Could he be right?
Lee Klein stated at the end of his review: "Truth is I can get superior Italian fare for the same money or less at pasta places right here on the Beach." Where oh where are they? Please help. I'm starving!
Lisa Ivers
Miami Beach
The Food Corner: Roman Rebuttal
If you can't think Italian, at least write Italian: I'm sorry, but Lee Klein doesn't know what he's talking about. I'm Italian from Rome, and Sapori di Roma is one of the most original restaurants in Miami.
First of all, Klein should learn to write Italian. It's not linguini but linguine. Then he suggested oregano on the puttanesca? Never heard of something like that in my whole life.


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In this week's Boing Boing TV update:
* VIRGIN AMERICA LAUNCHES IN-FLIGHT WIRELESS: Our wireless tech reporter pal Glenn Fleishman was on the first Virgin America flight with airborne WiFi service. BBtv caught up with him over video chat from a Virgin America Airbus A320 aircraft (named "My Other Ride Is A Spaceship") 35,000 feet above San Francisco. Also joining us: Jack Blumenstein, the CEO of Aircell, the company providing the "GoGo" air/ground 3G connectivity. The bottom line: no content filtering on Virgin, so you can visit any blogs you like, and they will not block streaming content or video. But, voice over IP will be blocked because the general consensus among airlines and travelers in the US seems to be that nobody wants other people on the plane to be talking on the phone when you're all confined to close quarters. Disclaimer: we really like Virgin America, in part because they carry Boing Boing tv in their in-flight entertainment system.
* BB COMMENT THREAD POETRY CONTEST: Teresa Nielsen Hayden, aka She Who Disemvowels, announced a fun game/contest recently — write some poetry inside the comment threads using "natively BoingBoing" themes. We can has a winner.
* OBFUSCATED CODE CONTEST: here's Joel's blog entry announcing the Safari Books / Boing Boing contest. The idea: write a string of "obfuscated code" that generates the words "Boing Boing." Here's the winner, and here's another example we thought was rad.
* DALE DOUGHERTY IS GUEST BLOGGING: He's been checking in from Banff, and I've particularly enjoyed his posts from there about snow, glaciers, and snowman newlyweds.
* DER UNTERGANG HOUSING BUBBLE REMIX: Mark spotted it last week, and lulz rang out throughout the land. One of many we dug.
Special thanks to Q Burns Abstract Message for the track that appears in today's ep, UNCERTAIN T, courtesy Eighth Dimension Records.
Below: a snapshot from that Virgin America WiFi flight. I spy Brian Lam of Gizmodo, and Glenn Fleishman, and a few other familar blogging faces!
UPDATE: Hey, what kind of sites exactly was Gizporno's Brian Lam websurfing on that plane? Zoom in a little… wait.. there we go. AHA. Below, the reveal.


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We love good food here at Condé Nast Traveler. But we can't lie—location matters, too. And there's no doubt we'd go out of our way to visit a restaurant in an an amazing and unexpected location—like the ocean floor, perhaps, or inside an ice castle...


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Decorating Ideas
Inspirational Ideas
Experiment with paint finish as well as colour for real impact. Try painting a stripe of Full Gloss on to an Estate Emulsion wall in the same colour to create a striking, textured look. The high sheen gloss finish contrasts wonderfully with the chalky matt appearance of Estate Emulsion for an ultra contemporary feel. This works wonderfully with rich, velvety colours such as Brinjal No.222, Radicchio No.96 and Chappell Green No.83 as well as neutrals and off whites.
When hung vertically, either above or below dado rails or from floor to ceiling, stripes can enhance the perceived height of a room and are popular for linking rooms such as hallways as well as on ceilings and in attic rooms. Alternatively stripes can be used horizontally for a more modern look. Try Special Edition I Block Print Stripe BP 754.
No longer restricted to front doors and woodwork, Gloss is increasingly being used for ceilings and walls to produce an ultra contemporary look. Walls glint and shine, creating a jewel-like quality while having maximum durability.
An effective way of introducing strong colour into a scheme is by painting a bed head directly onto the wall. These can be any shape or indeed any colour - Pitch Blue No.220 and Arsenic No.214 work particularly well on neutral walls - and you can introduce a border of Railings No.31 or Mahogany No.36 for added definition.
Alternatively, try painting a fake dado rail onto the wall. Not only does it allow you to incorporate more colour into a scheme, but it also creates an unusual decorative feature. Use strong colours for maximum impact: Charleston Gray No.243 for the rail with Pelt No.254 below it and Skylight No.205 above.
Enhance the angular form of a room by painting a stripe of a contrasting colour around the perimeters. Just a small, thin line above the skirting, around doors and windows and even pieces of furniture can give definition and detail to any room.
Nothing can give more pleasure than the discovery of a bold wallpaper on the interior of a cupboard, particularly within a neutral coloured bedroom. Spice things up with the use of wallpaper – especially effective inside wardrobes, glass fronted cabinets or as decorative drawer liners – try The Vermicelli Papers, St Antoine or The Lotus Papers.
Additional paint colours add style and excitement to any scheme. Consider layering more than one colour in a room to create added interest, for example, if you use Matchstick No.2013 on the walls, String No.8 could be used on the woodwork and then look to introduce some stronger colour such as Cat's Paw No.240 or Mouse's Back No.40 on furniture, fireplaces or in the backs of bookcases. These small accents of colour can be changed easily and inexpensively as the mood takes you.


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Alcohol may help you fall asleep faster, but not so deeply
By David McNamee
A new review of available research has examined the effects of alcohol on sleep patterns.
What do we know already?
The first study into the effects of alcohol and sleep was carried out in 1883, and its findings still seem to apply today. Those researchers found that when large doses of alcohol were provided, people slept much more soundly than normal to begin with, but they became more restless than normal later.
More recent studies have disagreed over how much of an effect alcohol has on REM sleep – or 'rapid eye movement' sleep – which makes up about 25 percent of a typical night's sleep.
During REM sleep the brain is more active, and studies have shown that losing REM sleep can affect your memory, concentration, and movement. We also dream less without REM sleep.
As well as REM sleep, the new review looked at how alcohol affects 'slow wave' sleep, which we usually call 'deep sleep'.
What does the new study say?
The new study suggests that only high doses of alcohol delay our ability to enter REM sleep – although scientists had previously thought that any amount of alcohol would have this effect. The alcohol increases the amount of deep sleep we get in the first half of the night. During that time, we fall asleep faster and sleep more soundly than normal.
Deep sleep is essential, because it is during deep sleep that the body repairs itself, building bone and muscle, and strengthening the immune system. However, when we are in an alcohol-induced deep sleep, we seem to be more likely to sleepwalk, snore, or have sleep apnoea (where your breathing repeatedly pauses while you are asleep). The study also confirms that you are more likely to wake up or sleep restlessly in the second half of sleep after drinking alcohol.
How reliable is the research?
This was a big review, which examined all known scientific studies about how alcohol affects sleep patterns. So it is fairly likely to be reliable.
What does this mean for me?
The study recommends that people don't use alcohol to help them sleep. Although you may find it easier to fall asleep after drinking alcohol, your overall quality of sleep will be poorer, and you will be more likely to wake during the night.
Ebrahim IO, Shapiro CM, Williams AJ, et al. Alcohol and sleep I: effects on normal sleep. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research.


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Young Rook - Computer Love 2012
Computer Love 2012 Young Rook
Off "I Can Get Ratchet Too"Give Computer Love 2012 a spin - it's the latest offering from Young Rook, having dropped on Tuesday, May 29th, 2012.
Check out Computer Love 2012, the latest from Young Rook. The track was released on Tuesday, May 29th, 2012. Young Rook's chances in this game are improving with each new release, and Computer Love 2012 is no exception - quite the opposite, in fact. It's a nice addition to the impressive catalogue Young Rook has been building over the years. We're definitely anticipating the next move.
Check out Young Rook on Back Of The Club, featuring Mucho Deniro. If your interest is piqued, hit up Young Rook's profile for more info, news, songs, and mixtapes.
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This is a stunningly bizarre piece of work that comes together well in black and white. It feels like some sort of dream-scape rendition of Space.
Heh, well, I usually use it in a positive manner and it was certainly the case with this piece. I agree with the black & white detaching the image from the every-day, it definitely worked I think.


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Spring 2008
HIS 305K • History of East Asia to 1800
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Course Description
This introductory course presents a broad overview of the history of East Asia, focusing on China, Japan, and Korea. We will study the major historical events and trends up to 1800, including social, political, economic, and cultural developments. We will examine both the differences between the cultures of the region and the interactions between these cultures. Readings from primary sources (in translation). For more information, see the course syllabus, available at: http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~rhart/courses/eastasia/
Grading Policy
The grade will be based on in-class quizzes and class attendance (30%), mid-term and final examinations (40%), and one written essay (30% total).
COURSE READER, available through electronic reserves. Conrad Schirokauer, A BRIEF HISTORY OF CHINESE AND JAPANESE CIVILIZATIONS, 2nd ed. (San Diego: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1989). SOURCES OF CHINESE TRADITION, vol. 1, FROM EARLIEST TIMES TO 1600, ed. William Theodore de Bary et al., 2nd ed. (New York: Columbia University Press, 1999). SOURCES OF JAPANESE TRADITION, vol. 1, ed. Ryusaku Tsunoda et al., 2nd ed. (New York: Columbia University Press, 2001). SOURCES OF KOREAN TRADITION, VOL. 1, FROM EARLY TIMES THROUGH THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY, ed. Peter H. Lee and William Theodore de Bary (New York: Columbia University Press, 1997). John R. Trimble, WRITING WITH STYLE: CONVERSATIONS ON THE ART OF WRITING, 2nd ed. (Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Prentice Hall, 2000)


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Hidden Gem: De Lux *post-punk dance like Rapture, Talking Heads
April 9th, 2014 by Siegz | Dance, Electronic Rock, Electropop, Hidden Gem |Los Angeles duo De Lux is back with a new video to "It All Works All The Time". These guys are a hit in the realm of post punk dance revival acts like Rapture, Talking Heads, !!! (chk chk chk) and Scissor Sisters. It's very fun laid back music that you can dance to.
Watch "It All Works All The Time" from the Innovative Leisure band De Lux.


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Electronic Music + Progressive Soul. From WDET Detroit. |
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Intimate conversations on contemporary arts and issues. |
Today on the Craig Fahle Show: Can President Obama's job speech and new jobs program turn around voter discontent and the lack of consumer confidence? We take your calls. Also, a 9/11 feature by WDET's Noah Ovshinky. Linda Sarsour of talks about the impact of 9/11 on Arab Americans in America. WDET'S Nichole Christian and a U of M Professor of History continue the 9/11 discussion. We preview the upcoming civil rights Keith Bienniel Lecture held at Wayne State University. One of the panelists on this Friday's 9/11 panel chats with Craig. And we wrap up the show with our weekly Metro Times cover story about 9/11's toll on America.
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Wolfgang Gartner Plays Mansion on Saturday
Categories: Concert Preview, Nightlife
A relative newcomer to the international arena, Gartner gained almost immediate mass acclaim in 2007 for the astonishing quality of his complex and nuanced productions which blow up electro house to epic, quasi-symphonic proportions -- see his jacked-up fidgety rendition of Beethoven's Symphony No. 5. In just one year of releases he landed three top 10 singles on Beatport and a Pete Tong "essential new tune of the week" nod on BBC's Radio 1 for "Flashback", released on his own Kindergarten imprint. Electro house fans won't want to miss out on the booming collosal sounds of Wolfgang Gartner when he throws down at club Mansion on Saturday night.
Wolfgang Gartner at Mansion Saturday, December 12. 1235 Washington Ave., Miami Beach. Doors open at 11 p.m., tickets cost $20 in advance from www.wantickets.com. Ages 21+ with ID. 305-531-5535.
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Contact: NPS: Al Nash, 307-344-2015 Contact: YPF: Nina Jaeger, 406-586-6303 National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior Yellowstone National Park P.O. Box 168 Yellowstone National Park, WY 82190 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 25, 2008 08-025 YNP: Al Nash (307) 344-2015 YPF: Nina Jaeger (406) 586-6303 ---------------------------------------------------- YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK NEWS RELEASE ---------------------------------------------------- Four Yellowstone Projects Awarded Federal Matching Funds Centennial Challenge Will Provide $700,000 to Yellowstone The Yellowstone Park Foundation has raised more that $700,000 in private funding slated for four 2008 National Park Service (NPS) Centennial Challenge projects. As a result of the Yellowstone Park Foundation's fundraising efforts, Yellowstone National Park has been awarded matching federal funds to be used toward these projects. The purpose of the NPS Centennial Challenge is to improve, through federal investment and private charitable contributions, the value and natural beauty of America's national parks in anticipation of the 100th anniversary of the National Park System in 2016. In response to the President's Centennial Challenge, Congress has appropriated $24.6 million this year to be matched by donations for Centennial Challenge programs and projects. These projects and programs will further NPS centennial goals and help prepare parks for another century of preservation, conservation, and enjoyment. "The Centennial Challenge presents an opportunity for those who love Yellowstone to increase the impact of their donations," said Paul Zambernardi, Executive Director of the Yellowstone Park Foundation. "These federal matching funds will significantly enhance four very distinct and important projects in Yellowstone this year," said Zambernardi. The projects, designed to help American youth, national park visitors, researchers, and scientists understand and protect Yellowstone, include: • The "Inspiring Future Yellowstone Stewards: No Child Left Inside" initiative. This initiative is designed to help better connect school-age children with the natural world by giving them first-hand experiences with the outdoors. It includes special programs that reach visiting school groups and underserved youth in the Yellowstone region, and enhances the park's Junior Ranger and Young Scientist programs. A grant from the Toyota USA Foundation to the Yellowstone Park Foundation will be matched by $80,230 in federal funds for the project. • The Greater Yellowstone Science Learning Center (http://www.greateryellowstonescience.org). This online program is designed to integrate the work of the park, academic and scientific communities in collaborative efforts to gather and use information to better protect and manage places like Yellowstone National Park. A grant from Canon U.S.A. to the Yellowstone Park Foundation will be matched by $115,000 in federal funds for the project. • The protection and preservation of over 40,000 priceless artifacts housed in Yellowstone's Heritage & Research Center. A grant from Canon U.S.A. to the Yellowstone Park Foundation will be matched by $79,528 in federal funds for this project. • A scientific study on Yellowstone Lake's microbial biodiversity. This groundbreaking research will be aimed at documenting environmental relationships between many identified – and many previously unidentified – microbial species including those living in the depths of Yellowstone Lake. A grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to the Yellowstone Park Foundation will be matched by $459,000 in federal funds for the project. These four Yellowstone Centennial Challenge projects are among 110 projects at 76 national parks that are receiving matching grants this year. More information is available on the NPS Centennial Initiative web site at http://www.nps.gov/2016, including a complete listing of the 2008 NPS Centennial Challenge projects. The Yellowstone Park Foundation (http://www.ypf.org) has been Yellowstone National Park's official fundraising partner organization since 1996. The Foundation has raised $50 million in contributions from individuals, foundations and corporations to support more than 150 projects in Yellowstone. – www.nps.gov/yell – |


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I am currently researching the Dallman ancestors. The farthest that I have gotten to is Gustav Dallman and his wife. All I have on them is the dates when they were born and died. Also, I am researching the Krieger ancestors, again the farthest back I have found is Frank and Adelene Krieger. I am interested in researching the last names of Bailey(grandmother's last name), but mainly Dallman and Krieger since I can not go back any farther. I am also interested in researching my grandmother's family on my mom's side and their last name is Adolf(Walter Adolf)and more info on my grandfather's family on my mom's side(Steinke), I have information all the way back to Germany(4 Generations). If you have any ideas or you are related and have some info let me know please Furthermore, my wife is trying to research her family history with the last names of Sayers, Henson, and Luttrell mainly all from Liberty or surrounding counties and states in and around Kentucky. Thank you for your time. |
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel visits Dachau camp
Angela Merkel has laid a wreath at the former Nazi concentration camp of Dachau, in the first such visit to the site by a German chancellor.
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Some 30,000 people died in Dachau before it was liberated by US soldiers on 29 April 1945.
The mood was sombre as Angela Merkel gave a speech in the camp's central parade ground, surrounded by barracks and barbed wire, where the Nazis had once made prisoners stand for hours, shivering and hungry.
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"We speak about the duty to remember," he said. "Well, today, she is carrying out that duty. Maybe if she didn't have elections in Germany, she wouldn't have come but she came to Dachau. She could have not come, but she did. So, bravo."
It was the first camp to be built by the Nazis in March 1933.
Mrs Merkel, who toured the remnants of the camp, said it stood for "a horrible and unprecedented chapter of our history".
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She said the "vast majority of Germans" had closed their eyes to what was going on, and said her visit was intended "to be a bridge from history to the present and into the future that we want to continue to build".
Max Mannheimer, the 93-year-old president of the Dachau camp committee, had long lobbied for Mrs Merkel to go to the camp, near Munich in southern Germany.
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1Oct 8, '10 by agldragonRNQuote from believeallispossiblealthough it is designed for nclex-rn, it also applies for the nclex-pn. i suggest you use it as well. i gave my lacharity book to my sister in law after i took my nclex-rn this past monday because she will be taking her nclex-pn the end of the month. maybe you won't have that much delegation on your nclex but the book has a lot prioritization q's and a lot of sata questions that will help you on your nclex-pn.i'm about ready to order the lacharity book to help me study for my boards-pn. good idea or not?!?
having taken both the nclex-pn (2 yrs ago) and nclex-rn, i can say there were not that much difference in the content of the questions except the delegation part. but that is just me.
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angel, rn2011LPNJ29 likes this.2Oct 12, '10 by agldragonRNQuote from kdda_24yes! some of the sata on lacharity were even "similar" to my actual nclex. and the prioritization q's on lacharity are awesome. my nclex q's were eaisier.is the practice question in lacharity same as the nclex-rn examination?..i got near passing with the question is it hard than the nclex-rn oh my gosh im going to take my exam on the 20 but some of my scores in lacharity are passing and some are not need some advise guys
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Higdon set for finals of 8th annual "Rising Star of the West Scholarship" contest
Dupree High School junior Hannah Rose Higdon is part of the final round of the 8th annual Rising Star of the West Scholarship Contest, which begins Tuesday April 22nd on Black Hills FOX News at Nine. This year's contest, sponsored by KEVN Black Hills FOX and Security First Bank, offers a total of $7,500 in scholarship money.
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The Dalí Theatre-Museum exhibits works inspired by Velázquez
Figueres, 23rd February 2015
The Dalí Foundation presented the remodeling of the Loggia Hall at the Dalí Theatre-Museum, which includes a temporary exhibition of works inspired by Velázquez. The presentation was attended by Antoni Pitxot, director of the Dalí Theatre-Museum, and Montse Aguer, Director of the Dalinian Studies Centre. They expressed the Foundation's willingness to highlight the late work of the...
Opening of the Salvador Dalí House of Portlligat
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On 12 th february 2015 Salvador Dalí House in Portlligat opens its doors.
The Dalí museums' visitors in 2014.
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The Dalí Foundation reported that in 2014 the Dalí museums had received a total of 1.535.070 visitors.
Dalí exhibition in Brazil closes with 1.5 milion visitors
Sao Paulo, 11 January 2015
Last 11th January, a large retrospective on Salvador Dalí closed in Brazil with 1.5 milion visitors. It could be seen from May to September at the Banco do Brasil in Rio de Janeiro, where it received 978,000 visitors and at the Instituto Tomie Ohtake in Sao Paulo, from October to January 2015, where 530,000 people paid it a visit. It was the largest exhibition on Dalí in Latin America ever and...
Girl at a window exhibited to celebrate 40 years of the Theatre-Museum
Figueres, 25 September 2014
Today at 11 a.m. in the Drawings Room of the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres the Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí presented the temporary loan of one of Salvador Dalí's most emblematic works: Girl at a window, from 1925. The painting has been loaned by the Reina Sofía Museum in Madrid for three months as part of an exchange between the two institutions. The Dalí Foundation has, in turn,...
AVICOM first prize for 'Dalí-Pitxot' documentary
Moscow, 20 September 2014
The Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí has been awarded the Gold prize presented by AVICOM (the International Committee for Audiovisual and New Technologies of Image and Sound of the International Council of Museums) for its documentary Dalí-Pitxot. The allegory of memory, in the long documentary category. The prize was collected by the foundation's managing director, Joan Manuel Sevillano...
The Dalí Theatre-Museum celebrates its 40th anniversary
Figueres, 28th September 2014
The Dali Foundation presented the main event of the 40th anniversary celebration. It will take place the night of 28th September. From 10 p.m. until one in the morning, the museum will reopen its doors but this time for free. The tour will be screening an audiovisual project entitled Dalí Theatre-Museum. A theatrical dream. It will consist of an audiovisual shown in six different areas with a...
Exhibition of Pitxot works in Cadaqués
Cadaqués, August 2014
The director of the Dalí Theatre-Museum, the painter Antoni Pitxot, has a temporary exhibition in Cadaqués, at Iturria Gallery. The show's title is "Un delirio ultralocal" and can be seen until 4th September. It opened on 17th August and contains oil paintings and drawings from 1994 to the present day.
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Many small business owners, and possibly even some large enterprise executives, think that it's enough simply to have an open Twitter account. Www.jeffbullas.com/2010/07/16/how-to-write-a-mind-blowing-headline-for-twitter/ The latest Twitter statistics show that Twitters growth last year was over 1,300% with the latest numbers revealed by Twitter at their Chirp conference for developers in April showing Total number of users at 105 million (12 months ago that number was 8 million) Twitter received 180 million unique visitors a month to its website.
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At the most basic level, you need to know: Who you're trying to reachWhat kind of content you plan to shareThe person or brand you want to presentThe goals and objectives you want to acheiveMetrics you'll use to measure successHow you'll allocate time to keep your account regularly updated It's also important to remember that your strategy shouldn't simply be developed early on and forgotten about. How to Use Twitter to Promote Your Site. If you have ever dabbled with Twitter, you'll know that the concept is really quite simple: you have 140 characters to use to update your followers.
At first this may seem like a novelty fad or something fun to play around with, but Twitter has proven to be a huge and effective tool when it comes to promotions. As it turns out, those 140 characters can make a huge difference in attracting people to your site and getting them to stay. So what can you do to make sure that you are using Twitter effectively? The main objective is to remember that although Twitter was made to let you tell the world what you are doing, that is not where the real magic lays. 120 Tweetable Tips on How to Achieve Social Media Success. Recently, we asked individuals to share their best social media tip but with a catch – the tip could not exceed 140 characters so that it could be easily shared on Twitter.
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Looking at a Glock 36 as a pocket gun. Need opinions as most semi auto pocket guns seem to be 9mm or smaller. Will it work?
This is a discussion on Glock 36 within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Looking at a Glock 36 as a pocket gun. Need opinions as most semi auto pocket guns seem to be 9mm or smaller. Will it ...
Looking at a Glock 36 as a pocket gun. Need opinions as most semi auto pocket guns seem to be 9mm or smaller. Will it work?
In the past, the 36 has been the most problematic gun for Glock. A quick Google search will reveal a much higher rate of FTE and FTF malfunctions.
In addition, I was never able to pocket carry the 36 effectively. If you need a semi auto, look at the Keltec line.
I sold my Glock 36 back to the dealer I bought it from as it was prone to "jamming".
It wasn't me, nor was it the magazines or recoil spring. I used it as payment on a used S&W 686. Also, IMHO it's too big to be a pocket gun unless you're the Jolly Green Giant.
I have a g36 although I don't carry it as a pocket gun, I carry mine in a Comp-Tac C.T.A.C. and love that setup. I also heard of malfunctions with this model, but mine has worked perfect for me and is usually my carry piece, I sometimes switch to my para slim hawg but that one sometimes jams on the last round in a mag so I don't trust it fully yet. I love my g36 though its very comfortable to carry even while riding my motorcycle, in the ctac. It would be to big for me to pocket carry, I'm not very big.
Mine has been typical Glock Flawless as far as function is concerned.
I believe that whatever sporadic function related problems the G36 had that those have been worked through and resolved by Glock. Some of the original Glocks had a bit too much "front to rear" play in the magazine well which allowed the magazine to cant a bit and that resulted in some FTF with some G36s.
I believe that is no longer an issue.
That being said - as far as being a "pocket gun" - a coat pocket maybe - the 36 still might not be the ideal for the average pocket as it's still a tad bit large for common size pocket carry.
Just my personal opinion on that.
It absolutely disappears for OWB and IWB and shoulder carry though and is an extremely easy and light firearm to carry and conceal.
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In my opinion any of the Glock sub compacts would be a bit too large for comfortable pocket carry. I can't fit one in my pocket, UNLESS it is the pocket on a pair of cargo pants or a big jacket/coat. Even if it could be stufffed in the pocket, it would be a bit too heavy for my liking. I carry mine in an IWB M Tac holster, or KD Defender or Comp Tac OWB
I've had my G-36 fo over a year now, and it's never given me any trouble...I do trust as my 'Harley' sidearm...it always goes
Very comfortable for CCW.
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I was in the market for a G36. I have a thread on my experience with it. I went to the range, and it is a good gun, but the magazine pinches me (pinky finger) when the round feeds. I did not like that at all.
It is to big for pocket carry. I would go with a revolver with 6 shots if I wanted pocket carry. Oh. I did go with a revolver for pocket carry.
Another satisfied 36er here. Our relationship was strained at one point with mag problems. Once this was straightened out, everything has been 100%. I've had it for over 4 years now - excellent carry gun; I have a Caldwell "Missouri Sick" IWB that works very well, and recently purchased a C-Tac M-Tac for it, but haven't recieved it yet.
The grip is a bit short, but I place my pinky beneath the mag. The recoil is manageable especially with std. loads. I can shoot +P, but takes longer to reacquire the target - I carry std power ammo for this reason. Nice pistol, it has a good home with me. Like the other posters have said, this isn't a pocket gun.
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Glocks are my favorite autos, but not the 36. I had one for a week until I traded it. It was a POS.
Go figure...my G36 has never failed in 4-5K rnds.
Oh well.
I am now carrying the G29 in 10mm...more rounds...more ft lbs...flatter trajectory...as easy to carry all day.
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my g36 had never been or given me any problems. goes bang when i pull the trigger. no ftf or fte with the gun. i don't limp wrist, so i don't have problems. and i never had any problems with the g36 mags. the g36 is the same size as the g27/g26so it would be a little hard to hide in your pocket. now i not saying it can not be done, just harder than,,, a kel tec p3at. but as a glock goes, there is nothing wrong with the g36.
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Thanks for the advice. I'll keep my Taurus 445 as it fits in my pocket like a set of keys until I find something that holds a few more rounds. I have a Bersa Thunder 380 that will fit, but I prefer 9mm ,10mm 44 or 45..
I have owned my G36 for almost a year. I have put over 3,000 rounds throughit. It has operated flawlessy!!!! I love this gun and carry it everywhere I go.


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Weathering and deterioration of rock properties of the Dabotap pagoda (World Cultural Heritage), Republic of Korea
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The Bulkugsa Dabotap pagoda was built in AD 761, and designated as World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 1995. The ca. 270 blocks used in the construction of the pagoda consist mainly of white grey alkali granite with medium-grained equi-granular texture and small mialolitic cavities. Small quantities of biotite granite, granodiorite, gabbroic and tuffaceous rocks were also used. Some overlapping blocks are very damp. The pagoda body is inclined toward the northeast owing to differential loading. Fractures and artificial deterioration of the pagoda are not serious, but the surfaces of blocks show exfoliations that indicate granular decomposition of minerals. The supporting rocks and the round handrail of the octagonal second floor are too weathered to be treated and are being replaced. The roof stones on the first and second floor are seriously damaged because there is no drainage route for rainwater. The joints between blocks have fractures that cross each other; they have been further damaged by inserting concrete, cement mortar, rock fragments and iron plates. This has accelerated discoloration and fractures. Widespread colonization by algae, fungi, lichens and bryophytes has occurred on the margins and surfaces roof stones of the pagoda. Chemical treatment will be necessary to remove the vegetation cover.
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- Title
- Weathering and deterioration of rock properties of the Dabotap pagoda (World Cultural Heritage), Republic of Korea
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Environmental Geology
Volume 47, Issue 4 , pp 547-557
- Cover Date
- 2005-03-01
- 10.1007/s00254-004-1177-y
- Print ISSN
- 0943-0105
- Online ISSN
- 1432-0495
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
- Additional Links
- Keywords
- Dabotap pagoda
- Alkali granite
- Weathering
- Deterioration
- Conservation treatment
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Chan Hee Lee (1)
- Myeong Seong Lee (1)
- Mancheol Suh (2)
- Seok-Won Choi (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Cultural Heritage Conservation Sciences, Kongju National University, 314–701, Kongju, Republic of Korea
- 2. Department of Geoenvironmental Sciences, Kongju National University, 314-701, Kongju, Republic of Korea


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Black Friday, the day following Thanksgiving Day, marks the frantic beginning of the Christmas shopping season. On this day, major retailers open early in the morning, offering promotional sales and deep discounts. The effect: thousands willing to line-up and push their way through crowds at the chance to get the best deals of the year. Shockingly, shoppers have been so fierce that some have even been trampled to death during the openings.
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We brought you a story this morning explaining the "mounted unit" and how they serve the city. One reader thinks the unit is incredibly beneficial to the city -- especially when Billy the Kid rolls into town.
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Some notes about what's showing this week on Turner Classic Movies:
The Letter (Sunday, 9/2, 8:00 AM ET) — Bette Davis at her finest as a woman being blackmailed over a supposed killing in self-defense in this melodrama set on a tropical rubber plantation. She's outright nasty, a woman used to getting her own way in everything, but as such, she's surprisingly watchable and even sympathetic without giving an inch.
The Dot and the Line (Monday, 9/3, 8:00 AM ET) — A ten-minute Chuck Jones cartoon that won the 1965 Oscar for Animated Short Film, it's the charming story of a straight line who tries to win the love of a circle.
Wow, that's a really light week. I guess most everyone does take off Labor Day week as a last gasp of summer.
I'm gonna catch Chuck Jones at 8 AM tomorrow. Thanks for these TCM posts, Johanna.