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"The Royals" marks E!'s first entry in the original scripted drama series game when it premieres Sunday, March 15, and as the network highlights the annual Christmas address by Queen Helena (Elizabeth Hurley), who says, "I'm supposed to tell you what a wonderful year it's been. I'm supposed to smile and stick to the script. But the truth is, as a family, as a monarchy, we're hanging on by a thread," we can't help but prepare to witness the next great soapy drama!
ABC Releases #TGITWithdrawal Promo for 'Grey's Anatomy,' 'Scandal' and 'How to Get Away with Murder'
on Thursday, January 1, 2015 @ 7:00 PM
Fans of ABC's "Grey's Anatomy," "Scandal" and "How to Get Away with Murder" are likely going through withdrawals while anticipating the return of their favorite TGIT dramas, as evidenced by a newly released promo from the network with stars from all three shows reminding viewers of the Thursday, January 29 return of each.
It's New Year's Eve on 'General Hospital,' Who Will Be Kissing Who?
on Monday, December 29, 2014 @ 10:15 AM
In an newly released promo highlighting the goings on in Port Charles as it gets ready to close out 2014, and enter the prospect of new beginnings in 2015, ABC'S "General Hospital" is kicking things off with a bang in the New Year as several characters hit the sheets, some expected and some very surprising!
PROMO: 'The Young and the Restless' is Hot! Hot! Hot!
on Saturday, December 27, 2014 @ 9:25 PM
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WATCH: HBO's Year-End Video Featuring Clips from New Seasons of 'Game of Thrones' and 'Veep'
on Monday, December 22, 2014 @ 11:41 PM
As it prepares to close out 2014, which included the series enders of such noteworthy programming as "True Blood," "The Newsroom" and "Empire," HBO has released its annual year-ender video that teases what's to come in 2015 to the premium cable network.
SNEAK PEEK: Being Bad Never Felt So Good on 'The Haves and the Have Nots'
on Monday, December 22, 2014 @ 1:23 AM
Tuesday, January 6 is the day fans of OWN's Tyler Perry's "The Haves and the Have Nots" have been waiting for: the much anticipated third season of the popular drama series premieres with all new episodes. In clips released by OWN highlighting the new season, the primetime soap promises that being bad never felt so good.
FIRST LOOK: Alison Sweeney Talks 'DAYS' on 'The Steve Harvey Show'
on Monday, December 15, 2014 @ 12:09 PM
On the Tuesday, December 16 edition of NBCUniversal's syndicated daytime talker, "The Steve Harvey Show," former "Days of our Lives" actress Alison Sweeney (ex-Sami Brady) sits down with Steve Harvey to talk about her two-decade long run on "DAYS," her hosting duties on NBC's "The Biggest Loser" and her novel, "Scared Scriptless." In your first look clip, Sweeney reveals that it was hard to leave the daytime soap she called home since she was a teenager and that she's kept in touch with her former colleagues via social media. Sweeney also revealed that she's been back to direct several episodes of the daytime drama series since completing filming last May as Sami.
WATCH: James O'Halloran Come On Down on 'The Price is Right'
on Monday, December 8, 2014 @ 8:13 PM
As previously reported, James O'Halloran won "The Price is Right's" next male model competition when host Drew Carey announced his name during Part 1 of the daytime game show. O'Halloran, 30, came on down the famous aisles of the Bob Barker studio before conversing with Carey, who noted that not only is the model young and good looking, "He's got to have that Australian accent too?"
WATCH: 'The Colbert Report's' Hilarious Coverage of 'B&B' Producer Colleen Bell's U.S. Ambassadorship to Hungary
on Friday, December 5, 2014 @ 8:38 PM
On the Thursday, December 4 broadcast of Comedy Central's "The Colbert Report," host Stephen Colbert covered the ambassadorship of "The Bold and the Beautiful" producer Colleen Bell, wife of head writer and executive producer, Bradley P. Bell, with a hilarious take on the drama surrounding her confirmation following some lively comments from Senator John McCain, who strongly disagreed with President Obama's choice of Bell for the position. "We're about to vote on a totally unqualified individual to be ambassador to a nation which is very important to our national security interest. Her qualifications are as a producer of the television soap opera 'The Bold and The Beautiful,' contributed 800,000 [dollars] to Obama in the last election and bundled more than $2.1 million for President Obama's re-election effort," said McCain on the Senate floor on Tuesday, December 2, just before Bell was confirmed as the U.S. Ambassador to Hungary with a vote of 52-42.
WATCH: Cameron Mathison on Tonight's Episode of TV Land's 'The Exes'
on Wednesday, December 3, 2014 @ 1:33 PM
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THIS WEEK: Brandon Barash Returns to 'General Hospital'
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One year ago today actor Paul Walker (ex-Brandon Collins, "The Young and the Restless") died in a fiery car accident that also took the life of his friend Roger Rodas, CEO of Always Evolving, who was driving the red 2005 Porsche Carrera GT vehicle they were in at the time when it crashed into a tree and exploded.


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Loading... Killing Floor: A Jack Reacher Novel (Thornike Press Large Print Famous… (original 1997; edition 2010)by Lee ChildGood read for a thriller. I wanted to read the Jack Reacher books and decided to start at the beginnig. I am putting the second book on my list now !! Jack Reacher is an American, but I noticed him using a few Brit expressions, such as "Perspex" for Lucite, "park up" for park, "there's a killer running ABOUT outside" (the author is a Brit). This is a page-turner, though I don't think I want to read right through the series (this is my third in the space of 4 weeks). The formulaic aspects are becoming apparent. But I will probably read another on my next vacation. The idea for the book was good but at one point it became a little bit boring. It was enjoyable. Will still read his other books. Very intense! Jack Reacher saves many but in the end leaves the girl behind. Firstly, I'm more of a fantasy or sci-fi man myself, so this wasn't a book that I would usually read (or listen to in this case). Crime thrillers don't particularly capture my attention but with Jack Reacher by Lee Child I thought I'd try something different. Jack is an ex-military cop who drifts from town to town, gets involved in mischief, kills bad guys, gets the girl, acts first then thinks later, etc. He's what Americans would call a "bad- ass". I'm not going to provide a summary of the story, the blurb on the jacket does a great job at that, suffice to say that it reads like something out of a 1980s action movie. As I listened to the audiobook I noticed that the narrator frequently paused. When checking out the text in the book itself I realised that this was due lots of remarkably short, sharp and punchy sentences (possibly to try to build up the suspense and tension?) and its all written in the first person. I can image that it would be a somewhat irritating novel to read because of this. The characters themselves were very stereotypical: the lead was a tough male and not a particularly complex character: ex-military with black and white attitudes when it came to situations. Perhaps Reacher is developed more in further books in the series? At no point did you worry that he would be killed off despite the various threats to his life. I felt somewhat sorry for the "strong" female character in the book: Roscoe. Although she is Reacher's girlfriend she seems to be constantly the victim, requiring his protection and when she does come up with some theories on why the events are happening in the way they are, she turn out to be wrong. I guess my point is why try to promote her as this "strong" person when she's clearly just another character? Anyway, Reacher's logical analysis of situations, interspersed with extreme violence, is what draws you into this book. The plotting is well placed leaving the reader wondering how Reacher will survive in the circumstances he finds himself in, but you know he always will … somehow. Of course the plot is unbelievable and improbable but the book certainly was clever, entertaining and very well controlled when it came to letting the story slowly unfold. This is entertaining fiction and while there are lots of convenient coincidences they all add to the enjoyment. Child also clearly put some effort into researching impressive facts concerning how money flows in a country to what sort of damage a specific weapon or bullet will do. Overall I enjoyed this book much more than I was expecting to, and I think others will enjoy it too. This isn't a book for younger readers as some of the violence is graphic making it probably one of the best examples of man-lit (is that a real word?) around. I'm happy enough to give some more of the books in the series a read based on what's on offer here. "Evaluate. Long experience had taught me to evaluate and assess. When the unexpected gets dumped on you, don't waste time. Don't figure out how or why it happened. Don't recriminate. Don't figure out whose fault it is. Don't work out how to avoid the same mistake next time. All of that you do later. If you survive." ― Lee Child, Killing Floor A great crime thriller. I'm definitely adding Jack Reacher #2 to my "to-read" list. First in the Jack Reacher series. Greyhound bus - Blind Blake - arrested murder - jail - brother - police chief murder - counterfeiting. Terrific intense novel. Love Jack Reacher. He's the ultimate tough guy. He's a bit far-fetched in that he was too good at everything to be believable, but as an escape, it was fantastic. After reading the latest in this series, I had to read the first. It's a fast-paced action story with a likeable main character who fixes everything by the end of the story. Killing Floor had all the plot points that normally make me devour a book as quick as I can, but for some reason, I had trouble getting into this one. Plenty of action and decent suspenseful plot but the characters did not grab my interest. I will have to read a few more of the Reacher novels to see if this is my overall imnpression of the series or just this edition. 3.5 Stars This is the first Lee Child I have read and the first in the Jack Reacher series. I found it an exciting read which kept me wanting to turn the next page.Reacher walks into a mid-western town and becomes embroiled in a conspiracy involving the whole town. Reacher is one of those characters who is the opposite to many of the 'thinkers' inhabiting thriller fiction today.He is rather an exponent of the shoot 'em.slug 'em and stab 'em school. All in all this is a roller-coaster ride of a story which if read in the manner in which it was (no doubt) written,is an excellent read. Pretty good story, but many phrases are used too many times. "Shrugged" is a major one. I kept rolling my eyes because it was used so frequently. Hopefully in subsequent books Mr. Child will refrain from this practice. I read this as a paperback & it didn't wow me. I hadn't planned on reading any more in this series, but several of my friends really like the series, so I thought I'd give it another shot. Maybe I'd like it better as an audio book or now. I didn't. Probably liked it less. Child's writing is repetitive. Often he seemed to be trying to make the point that much more exciting, but it just bored me. He writes like his readers are idiots & can't keep a point in mind for a few paragraphs. He also spends a lot of time describing the obvious & minutiae, but skips inconvenient details like Reacher's hygiene. Reacher is too much in charge too often, & the constant build of him over other characters just got old. Child did the same thing with the shotguns making them into some sort of magical killing machines. Several plot holes were just too glaring, especially at the end. The mountain of money was silly. The bills weren't transported in by dump truck. They'd have been in boxes, should have been stored in boxes & then transferred into other boxes. To save time & effort, I would have ordered boxes just a hair bigger & not bothered unboxing the money at all since it was just being transferred. What was the sudden rush to transport the money & why was the Coast Guard thing such a big shock? They were supposedly stockpiling money for just such an event, but leave it loose in a mountain that anyone who enters the building can see. So they figured it would be a few months away & have killed everyone off, but still haven't gotten it boxed up when their self-imposed deadline for shipping is one day away. They couldn't figure out any other way to transport it after the Coast Guard clamped down? After an entire year? Everyone is so shocked they were so brilliant in the scheme, but they couldn't plant money inside equipment or something? Please. Reacher's surprise at the circus at the end was way overdone. I expected Child to & believe the story would have been much better served by killing Roscoe off at the end. There were some good points in the book. Some of the scenes were well done & the story was a good one overall. I liked the way the odd, main coincidence was worked in. I have the 2d audio book in this series. I think I'll try to listen to it. I've heard the series gets better. It has to. My first Jack Reacher read - loved it and it put me on a mission to read them all The Killing Floor is a compelling, fast-paced mystery with a tough-as-nails hero and heart-pounding action. Some parts are unbelievable, especially since the book is a bit dated, but it still hangs together pretty well. I loved watching Reacher kicking ass and taking names. Overall, this is a great addition to the thriller genre. I look forward to reading more from Lee Child. Read a third of the way in. Not bad, but really not my thing. This is an excitng book and is the first novel by Child. It features Jack Reacher, who is tall and powerful He by chance stops at a town in Georgia, where coincidence has him accused of killing his brother. He is taken to jail where he brutally takes care of killer types in the prison. He never is in much doubt as to how to proceed to overcome his powerful enemies. All his plans work out, and he does a lot of fornicating as he proceeds to blow away those who would do him wrong. It is pleasant that evil is so thwarted and that nothing very often goes wrong. But when one reflects on the events they are seen to be mostly incedible. But that is not bothersome when one reads along in the fast-paced story. There is no subtlety in the prose and anyone looking for intricacy or uncertainty in the story will not find it. Violent book good story. Had read before but Harold got discs for Xmas for me so listened again. First jack reacher After reading chronologically, the first Jack Reacher book, I started with Killing Floor, the first Lee Child novel, written with Jack Reacher as the protagonist, a book which won the Anthony Award for Best First Novel when it got released in 1997. Set in a small town in America, this was a fast paced thriller, with its not-so-small plots and conspiracies. There is a lot of action, some goriness, and a whole lot of entertainment. The book doesn't strive to be real and hence avoids from becoming ridiculous - you know what you are reading, and why you are reading it. One of the takeaways from thrillers is that with the research the author puts in, or supposed to have put it, one gets to know a whole lot of interesting tid-bits, which otherwise may not have come in one's way - this one for instance gave a crash (if lacking in details) course on counterfeiting operations. I see no harm in continuing with the series. I enjoyed it well enough, but not enough to rush out and buy the next one. It also took me an improbable amount of time to get through. Good but by no means great. This is my second book of the series...I decided to read them in order. Overall it was a decent read. The plot had enough twists to make it interesting but there is one aspect of the writing I did not really like. It is the fight scenes....You know that no matter how big the opponent, how skilled a fighter the opponent is, how many bad guys there are in the fight...Reacher is going to win and Reacher never captures anyone...he blows them a way in a straight on fight, an ambush or trick...the fight is anti-climatic... Reacher never loses unless he wants to. It kind of gets to be boring after a while. Other than that it was a decent thriller/mystery I enjoyed this one and will probably read another in the series. Similar in some ways to Jack Sandford (for level of violence) and Michael Connelly (for the mystery). I liked the creepiness of the town where the story takes place but I was slightly disappointed with the major plot. I thought that could have been a bit more, well, mysterious. But that's just a minor gripe. A fast moving plot that kept me engrossed. Jack Reacher is one tough dude. Expect gore & not a lot of subtlety. Complete escapism but great for a winter afternoon. Books like this make me ask the question: Don't criminals like to read too? Sure, all of these artfully hideous murders and clever crimes seem entertaining now, but aren't actual criminals going to try these things when they know super-perceptive tough-guy Jack Reacher won't be there to stop them? I hope the police have time to catch up on all sixteen books in this series just in case. Anyway, if you like action/crime stories starring stoic badasses who will shoot you in the back of the head if you piss them off, you'll probably enjoy this series. That's not entirely my kind of thing, but I was surprisingly engrossed with the story, especially as the mysteries started to build up. The overall plot is pretty standard, but it's fast-paced and twisty with a real feeling of danger, and you'll learn a lot about the particular type of crime that's hidden at the core of this small town. There are times when Jack is a little too good at guessing what people will do, or makes an uncharacteristically thoughtless decision that only makes sense when you realize it results in a more interesting scenario for him to asskick his way out of. But nitpicking this book feels like a waste of time -- it's a junk food action story, and overall I liked it more than I expected to. Sometime when I'm in the right kind of mood, I could definitely go for another book in this series. I really enjoyed this first book in the Jack Reacher series. I liked the crisp prose and the laconic narrator. I also enjoyed trying to puzzle out the mystery with Reacher. Reacher gets off a bus because he is near the town of Margrave Georgia. As a Blues fan, he wants to track down the famed guitarist Blind Blake. He seems to remember that his brother told him that Blake had died there. But things aren't all good in picture perfect Margrave. Reacher is in town for just a few hours before he is arrested for murder. As a former military policeman, Reacher knows murder investigations and he also knows that his alibi is solid. He figures things will be straightened out quickly and he'll be able to move on. But a frame up leads to him getting more deeply involved. His involvement deepens even more when he learns that is was his brother who was one of the murder victims. They weren't close; Reacher hadn't seen him for years. But despite this childhood behaviors that said you protect your brother surface and Reacher decides that someone will have to pay for killing his brother. The story has lots of violence. Between the villains torture murders and Reacher's casual murder of any villain he finds, the pages drip with blood. Reacher is an interesting character. He is rootless and likes it. He is detached from everyone and likes that too. When he pairs up with one of the cops, I could see a relationship that was doomed to failure. But his desire to protect Roscoe gave him additional incentive to solve the problems and find and kill all villains. By the way, who calls their love interest by their last name? I enjoyed this book and look forward to reading more of the Jack Reacher series. One of the advantages of coming to a series late is that I don't have to wait for the next book to be available. I think I have 16 more in the series to read. Although this is the first book in The Jack Reacher series, it is the third Jack Reacher book I have read. I enjoyed the action and the pace of my first two ventures into the series so I decided I would go back to the beginning and start reading them all. Killing Floor introduces us to Jack Reacher, a man who has spent his whole life in the military and has now been discharged. He is enjoying the freedom of being able to go anywhere he wants whenever he likes. He is living like a hobo. He has no fixed address and carries no luggage. Carries only cash and leaves no trail of where he has been. Jack enjoys music, so when he hears from his brother that an old musician named Blind Blake used to play in a town called Margrave where he was eventually murdered, Jack decides Margrave seems as good a place as any to stop next. Then a dead body turns up, and who seems the most likely suspect in this small town - the blow in that just arrived on the last bus. Jack needs to get out of this one, he knows he is innocent and needs to make them realise it. Lots of action (and violence) in this book, as I would expect. A good read. |
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Steyer is another hypocrite DEMONcrat.
I agree DEMONcrat Obama is not "clueless", but knows exactly what he is doing getting heavy weapons into the hands of Muslim extremists who then crucify Christians.
Why don't writers acknowledge DEMONcrat leader BO is aiding and abetting terrorists? He is not a checked out lazy and dumb man, he is very smart and active in helping enemies of the USA.
Call them what they are; Demoncrats. No other entity would promote the murder of unborn babies, the collapse of the southern border, men putting their private parts in another man's @ss, etc.
Demoncrat officials naturally protect evil.
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Another very educational article, thank you Mr. Buchanan. Seemingly he is in the footsteps of Paul Weyrich and William Lind.
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After losing the Dutch gaming contest (1st price: €20,000) I thought I'd translate the game into English and submit it to Newgrounds so it will still have a purpose.
Instructions are included, don't forget to check out the minigames!
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It was really just your run-of-the-mill platformer. Nothing new.
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You may not believe it
But I don't believe in miracles anymore
And when I think about it
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All the things I've said in songs
All the purple prose you bought from me
Reality's just black and white
The sentimental things I'd write
Never meant that much to me
I used to be the main express
All steam and whistles heading west
Picking up my pain from door to door
Riding on the storyline
Furnace burning overtime
But this train don't stop
This train don't stop
This train don't stop there anymore
You don't need to hear it
But I'm dried up and sick to death of love
If you need to know it
I never really understood that stuff
All the stars and bleeding hearts
All the tears that welled up in my eyes
Never meant a thing to me
Read 'em as they say and weep
I've never felt enough to cry
When I said that I don't care
It really means my engine's breaking down
The chisel chips my heart again
The granite cracks beneath my skin
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The arrested persons, Ch. Shiva Chary, T. Chandraiah and K. Vishnu, confessed to the police that one Laxmaiah of Pothugal in Karimnagar gave the idol to them to find buyers. He promised to give them Rs. 5 lakh as commission.
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1 hrThis sauce is so good I entered it in the BBQ Sauce Cook Off 9/07. Use this sauce on ribs, chicken, pork chops, seafood... Heck, just about anything! It promises to give you the ULTIMATE in flavor. I used this sauce on ribs, and they are absolutely to die for, and the BEST ribs I have ever had the pleasure of making and eating... This recipe is heaven sent, especially for us rib lovers, using 3 racks of baby back ribs! I double the sauce, and use every last bit. Any sauce that may be left over after basting, you can spoon on ribs right before serving. Definately one not to be missed!
Nutrition- 1⁄3 cup unsweetened pineapple juice
- 1⁄4 cup low-sodium teriyaki sauce, I use Kikkomans
- 1⁄4 cup ketchup
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar, firmly packed
- 1 tablespoon ginger, minced
- Use with 3 baby back rib racks:.
- In a lg. Dutch oven, combine ribs and cold water to cover. Bring to a boil over med-high heat.
- Cover, remove from heat, and let stand for 30 minutes.
- In a small saucepan, combine pineapple juice, teriyaki sauce, ketchup, garlic, and brown sugar.
- Bring to a boil, stirring, over med-high heat. When it starts to boil, reduce heat to low, and simmer for 10 minutes.
- Stir in ginger.
- Remove from heat, and let cool.
- Heat grill to med.
- Drain ribs. Place on grill rack.
- Brush with half of the sauce.
- Grill 6" from heat, covered, for 5-7 minutes per side. (Watch carefully, so they don't burn)!
- Brush with remaining sauce.
- Grill covered until browned, about 3-5 minutes per side.
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Serving Size: 1 (27 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 6
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Anymade is a multidisciplinary design firm based in the Czech Republic. Founded in 2007, the studio's portfolio is filled with work exploding in color and type.
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Khao Kheow Country Club is a really good 27-hole layout resting on the foothills in Chonburi. The course is challenging with very extensive bunkering in and along the fairways with one bunker streaching the entire length of one of the par 4s. The greens vary from very small to extremely large and are always in excellent shape. The caddies at Khao Kheow are well trained and their advice on where to hit it and what line to putt on should be listend to for the first time golfers playing this course or the frequent golfer coming to play in Thailand. The clubhouse is excellent. Stop by on the way to your Hotel in Pattaya.
Design: Very good with mixture of interesting holes
Playability: Good for players with all handicaps
Course Conditions: Good now but not always in great condition and we will inform at the time of booking
Price Includes:
- Round trip transfers from/to hotel - golf course.
- Green fee (18 holes).
- Caddy fee per person.
Price Excludes:
- Personal expenses such as drinks, tips, insurance etc.
- Golf equipment rental, cart (unless otherwise specified)
- Meal.
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27 |
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108 |
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45 minutes from Pattaya |
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- For other golf courses (not mentioned above) for any cancellation within 12 hours of booked tee-time fee 3,000 baht will be applied. |
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- For other golf courses (not mentioned above) any cancellation within 12 hours of booked tee-time a 3,000 Baht fee applies. |
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What are the best easy/ fun classes to take next year? I know about all the HFL classes but what other classes are there?
[–]mardetsNeuroscience 9 points10 points11 points 1 year ago (0 children)
Music of the Beatles. You can't get anything below an A if you attend the class, it's impossible, and according to Klug, it's the best, most interesting class UC has to offer.
[–]fortasseest 2 points3 points4 points 1 year ago (0 children)
If you like Harry Potter there is a a literature class where you basically read the books and write fan fictions. The Classics department also has a classics and cinema class where you get to watch a bunch of movies (300, Troy, that kind of stuff)
[–]LtDanUSAFX3 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago (4 children)
I don't know what its called now, because I took it when it was quarters, but there was a 3 class unit that was taught by the Army ROTC but any student could take it. The first course in the fall was basic rappelling where they quite literally teach you to rappel then you go out and do it. The second course was Markmanship and Leadership where the taught you how to field strip a real M-16A2 rifle and at the end of the course they take you to a range and you actually get to fire it. The last course was Military Field Crafts in which they taught you basic first aid and squad formations/movements in combat and patrol situations.
Overall a ton of fun, plus you get to shoot an actually M16-A2, which you can't really do unless you join the military, and the guy who teaches them is a fucking boss.
[–]shesurrenders 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago (1 child)
Yeah, rappelling! Off the parking garage! That's a good one.
[–]LtDanUSAFX3 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago (0 children)
I actually didn't get to take the rappelling one, it was full sadly. And I forgot to look for it this year. But I always saw them practicing outside Calhoun and Siddall my freshman year.
[–]Zugunfall 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago (1 child)
Heck yeah, marksmanship was great. I beat out most of the rotc kids in taking apart/putting the gun back together, which was a slight source of pride. Botched the 'final exam' though cause my front sight started out all the way down and I never fully zeroed my weapon :(
[–]LtDanUSAFX3 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago (0 children)
Yeah I shot terribly, but my glasses kept getting knocked out of place. My perscription glasses. So that made it quite hard to see. Plus they fogged up to hell cause it was cold
[–]coolnat 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago (1 child)
American Violence, History of Rock & Roll, Film & Anthropology, American Cinema. Geology & Sociology are also both very easy, particularly the online sections.
[–]mcgoverpMSCS 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago (0 children)
Human Sexuality was a good one when i was there. Also the Rec offered racquetball and a few others for 1CH.
[–]quinnorr 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago (1 child)
There used to be a typing class where if you proved you could type 45 words a minute on your first day you would pass with an A and never have to come back
[–]do_you_hate_meMechE 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago (0 children)
Does that still exist?
[–]oZEPPELINoComputer Engineer - 2013 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago (0 children)
I'm taking jammin' with laptops this Summer which is supposed to be fun.
[–]Giraffed_by_the_Nets 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago (1 child)
Is there still the "Welcome to the zoo" class or whatever it was called? I know it was offered on quarters but can't seem to find it in the semesters.
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It's labeled as an "off campus" class, which made it hard for me to find, but yeah I took it this semester and it was super fun and easy. There are a couple that are just for freshmen and one that's open to everyone, but it's definitely worth it if you can get in. Good if you need an easy natural science credit, plus they bring out a lot of the zoo animals for you to see.
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I signed up for a marathon training class. I'm not sure how easy it is, but it's offered online.
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It's offered by the university?
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If you want to actual learn something, Communication in Problem Solving Groups taught by LisaMarie Luccioni, was one of my favorites and had a relatively easy amount of work.
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"Everywhere We Go": Sufjan Stevens at the New York City Ballet
When else would a Sufjan Stevens show open with Kristen Bell singing a song from a Rodgers & Hammerstein musical? The whole opening night of "Everywhere We Go"—the new ballet scored by Stevens and choreographed by dance wunderkind Justin Peck, which the New York City Ballet premiered at Lincoln Center last night—was a series of unlikely pairings that improbably made sense by the end.
The first movement ("The Shadows Will Fall Behind") began with a string of solo piano notes, and six male dancers in grey and black, and almost immediately sounded distinctly Sufjan from the first swell of woodwinds and brass, which looped and repeated a melody so that they almost sounded like a voice singing it. It was simultaneously jubilant and chaotic, sweet melodies interspersed with dramatic thumps of drums and brass as the dancers marched menacingly.
As they adapted their movements to each mutation of the music, it became clear that this is logical project for Stevens, even if he's a non-classical musician and self-professed former ballet-hater. ("Ballet [once] seemed so anachronistic, so formal and classical and archaic and irrelevant to pop culture, the world of YouTube and reality television," Stevens recently told the New York Times. "I didn't understand it.")
So much of Stevens' music is already orchestral, most notably 2010's The Age of Adz, where the title track begins ominously with a swell of woodwinds and horns. But it wasn't just the instrumentation that sounded like Stevens. The same weird chord progressions that cast a theme of doomed hopefulness over Stevens' work, from his quiet folk songs to his grander, louder pieces, was present here. Just when things start to get dark in a Sufjan Stevens song, he'll throw in a wink of humor to add some levity, in the form of an unusual sound or beat.
The fourth movement ("To Live in the Hearts We Leave Behind"), for example, began with somber harp so quiet you could hear the dancers' soft steps. They were moving so slowly it felt almost like the moment was not in real time. The music escalated slowly and dramatically, like a film score, but then, unexpectedly, a lilting horn piped in, puncturing tiny holes in the sad balloon of the song until it deflated, and faded out with the quiet harp again.
Then things got really happy: The fifth movement ("There is Always the Sunshine") mashed up plucking piano and percussion with maracas, and the audience laughed as a ballerina nonchalantly leapt up to be hoisted by the group, settling on her side with a subtle wink.
How we ended up here involves a string of artistic inspirations and creative leaps. "Everywhere We Go" is Peck and Stevens' second collaboration. Their first was 2012's "Year of the Rabbit," which Peck was inspired to do after hearing string adaptations of Stevens' music on WNYC. The string pieces were part of the 2009 album Run Rabbit Run, on which the string quartet Osso enlisted a slew of composers to transcribe pieces from Stevens' 2001 album, "Enjoy Your Rabbit," his strange foray into electronic music, in the early days of his career. ("It's this funny little project that won't die," Stevens told The Times.)
For "Everywhere We Go," the coming-together process was less happenstance. Stevens would post song fragments and sketches of movements on piano or guitar to a server, and Peck would listen and show Stevens choreography ideas. It was a dialogue, with each note and step meticulously thought out. It's nine movements, which don't tell a story (intentionally), but are united by the repeated melodies and dance movements Peck and Stevens wove in: A series of steady piano notes at the root of a song, for example, or a moment when the dancers lay with their backs on the floor and one leg extended straight up.
Peck got Stevens into ballet, taking him to see Balanchine's 1957 ballet "Agon," where suddenly things clicked. "It made me understand how selfish and boring it can be to make art that is all about yourself," Stevens told the Times.
At the end of the last movement ("Thanks to the Human Heart By Which We Live"), a swirling melody seemed to circulate through various instruments before settling on the piano, while the dancers took turns slowly crumbling to the floor, running to catch each other until the last one had fallen. After the heavy gold curtains came down, Stevens emerged on stage, briefly and sheepishly, in a grey t-shirt screen-printed with the front of a tuxedo. Where had he been this whole time? I later asked a label representative, John Beeler, who said: "He was probably ethereally floating somewhere above the audience like a cloud."
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India, Africa slow global progress in measles fight
LONDON (Reuters) - Death rates from measles fell 74 percent between 2000 and 2010, missing an internationally agreed target for a 90 percent fall mainly because of low vaccine coverage in India and Africa where the virus kills tens of thousands a year.
A study led by the World Health Organisation (WHO) published on Tuesday found that despite rapid progress, regular measles outbreaks in Africa and slow implementation of disease control in India were major concerns and led to the target being missed.
If the world is to succeed in wiping out the highly contagious disease, vaccination coverage rates must be increased in these and other key regions, the researchers said.
"Intensified control measures and renewed political and financial commitment are needed to ... lay the foundation for future global eradication of measles," the researchers wrote in the study in The Lancet medical journal.
Measles is a viral disease and transmitted when an infected person breaths, coughs or sneezes. There is no specific treatment for it and most people recover in two to three weeks.
However, particularly in malnourished children and people with weak immunity, measles can cause serious complications including blindness, encephalitis, severe diarrhoea, ear infections and pneumonia.
The disease can be prevented by immunisation and experts say increasing vaccination rates to above 95 percent worldwide and keeping them up is the only way to eradicate measles.
The WHO study, which also involved researchers from Penn State University in the United States and from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), said the 74 percent drop meant measles killed an estimated 139,200 people across the world in 2010, down from just over 535,000 in 2000.
The researchers, led by WHO immunisation expert Peter Strebel, suggested India's relatively low measles vaccine coverage - 74 percent - is the reason why the disease is still a major cause of death there. It lags behind Africa on 76 percent.
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Enclosure for red tail boa....
I currently have my boa in a 10 gallon aquarium, which is ok for now (he's very small), but I'd like to get started on something that will hold him for awhile. I've gone through tons of links here and have some questions.
1. Why is it not recommended to have a small snake in a large enclosure? 2. Does anybody have plans/pics of a med-large size enclosure that is more suited for a "pet" (meaning I only have one and I don't intend to breed or get any other for a long time) snake. I'm looking for some thing that I can put in my main room of the house and be pleasing to the eye 3. I've noticed that most of the enclosures for these boas usually don't have any branches or anything for them to climb on, and I've seen it stated that it's not necessary. Mine seems to enjoy his branches and spends quite a bit of time curled up on them/in the (fake) foliage surrounding them. That's all I can think of off the top of my head, and any info would be greatly appreciated. I've learned a lot reading these forums, and links off of them, and as far as I'm concerned, the more I can learn the better! Thanks! Oh - and this is kind of off topic for this particular forum, but while I'm posting...I've read/seen that there's different species(?) of 'red tail boas' - how do I find out what kind I have? When we bought him they told us he (not sexed yet, just refer to it as he for now) is a 'south american boa constrictor'....however he looks like what I've seen commonly referred to as a 'red tail boa'......again any info is appreciated! Thanks! |
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Thank you, Travis!
To hit your other questions.
Young boas tend to enjoy climbing, as they get older that usually fades. With the growth rate of boas most people tend to use rubbermaid or aquariums while the boas are growing up. Once they reach about 6ft they slow down, its at that point that most people get a permanent enclosure. The small snake in a large enclosure is that most hatchlings have been kept in relatively small enclosures since birth. Putting them into a large enclosure can make them feel vulnerable. However a large enclosure with alot of hides, deocrations, and branches would be ideal for a young boa. Heres a pic of one I modified to meet my needs Depending on how handy you are you can do everything from a custom build to semi-custom to pre-made. Here is a link to make your own it has racks, 3x2's and 4x2's http://www.arbreptiles.com/cages/cages.shtml Bryan |
Bryan -
That can easily be made into just what I was looking for! Thanks! I think I'll probably move him into a long term (large) enclosure as soon as I get it built, and just have lots of hides and such, and rearrange/add/remove things as he grows. Thanks for the link - between my husband and I we may be able to get something put together before too long! Thanks again! Jennifer |
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Hi al, so I was contemplating my next batch, aiming at it being ready in August, and thought this one (Midwest's "Lawnmower de Saison") sounded interesting.http://www.brew-winemaking.com/ProductPDF/6474.pdf Now given the multiple ingredients, and the suggestion in their catalog that Belgian beers do well with some extended aging, any insights on how long a time I'd be looking at for this? Like I mentioned I was hoping for August something, but not if it's going to shortchange the beer's full potential. Thanks!
Saisons don't need to age that long..you will have it ready in time for the august heat. I just brewed an all grain clone of "Saison Dupont" today, I'm going to leave it in primary for a month and bottle, so it should be ready by late july early august. That PDF didn't have the recipe in it, so I couldn't look at what you planned on brewing...but it's pretty straight forward. A couple things...There are no dry saison yeasts, so you will have to go with whitelabs or wyyeast, so you need to make a huge starter or use a couple tubes of yeast.....I couldn't get the yeast ahead of time to make a starter, though I did harvest the yeast from a bottle of it over night, and threw that in with a fresh tube I got today from the lhbs as well as a half off outdated tube from the "old yeast" bin in the back of the lhbs fridge.....that should be plenty. If you are mail ordering your ingredients, make sure you spring for the extra few bucks for the ice pack with the yeasts...AND make a huge starter ahead of time, anyway. Since the temps are high now and you don't know how long the yeast will travel, you will NEED to make a huge starter to reproduce the yeast that survived the long trip. You do NOT want temp control for this brew....so find a warm place in your home for the fermenter..part of the saison's "magic" comes from the funkiness imparted from the warm fermentation temps. If you can lay your hands on the May/june 08 edition of zymurgy magazing, it has a great article and a ton of all grain AND extract Saison recipes, plus a lot of tips on brewing them.Zymurgy Magazine - May/June 2008 - Homebrewing Beer Resource for Beer Enthusiast When I go to bottle the beer, I plan on brewing another saison on top of the yeast cake, and will probably brew one of the recipes in there....the saison du pont is a very straightforward recipe, the only addition was some orange peel, the rest of the flavor comes from the yeast...so the next one I might do one with some of the spices uses in them. Another thing you need to plan ahead for is that saisons are usually extremely carbed 3-3.5 volume of co2 ...much more than a traditional beer..many of them are bottled in champaigne bottles...so you will need to think about what you will be bottling in...If you plan to use regular beer bottles, sort through them for the thickest ones possible (some of them from the lhbs are mighty thin...I wouldn't trust them) You will need really thick bottles. You have a month to think ahead...you could order some champagne style "splits" or get some champagne bottles (check at wedding reception places and bars/restaurants to see if they will save them for you. If you go for champagne and split type bottles...some can take regular crown caps and be capped with your wing capper...but some will not, so you will need to get some plastic or cork "champagne" tops and wire cages...the guy at my lhbs recommended just the plastic types and the simple wire cages. You will need a rubber mallet to seat the plastic corks. Oh a couple more tips I picked up over the last couple days....use beet instead of cane sugar for and sugar additions it calls for....evidently that is the more common sugar used in most saisons (don't know if it's true or not, but the guy at my lhbs evidently brews a lot of them. And evidently one of the brewing network shows (the Jamil Show perhaps) did a recent show on saisons, and they suggest that YOU NOT ADD the sugar addition to your boil (no matter what the recipe says) but add it after a few days when the primary fermentation phase starts to wind down (when the krauzen begins to fall)...the theory I guess is that after the complex sugars from the grain are chewed through, they yeasties will really dig into the simple white sugar...and it will drive the beer closer to it's final gravity, and give it the somewhat dry champagne like quality that saisons tend to be known for... (and don't be surprised by adding the sugar later, if you get another krauzen and vigorous fermentation...I did a Belgian Strong that had 3 sugar additions, one in the boil and two later on, so I was blessed with 3 krausens to watch.) Hope this helps!!! Have fun with this style.... I'm looking forward to mine in a few weeks.
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Yeah, I tried that kit. I had mine bottled 3 weeks after brewing & very drinkable a couple weeks after that. It'll keep developing & changing over time, the spices may be a bit prominent at first but that's the fun, to monitor the progress. Anyway, brew it now & it should be fine in August.
The piano has been drinking my necktie is asleep The combo's gone back to New York and the jukebox has to take a leak Tom Waits
Sounds good, I'll probably be looking to go this weekend. Somehow I keep forgetting what their sheets do and don't have (see "no IBU listed" elsewhere) but the actual bill goes like this: 3.3 lb. Pilsen liquid malt extract 3.3 lb. Wheat liquid malt extract 1 lb. Clear Candi Sugar 8 oz. Cara-20 8 oz. Unmalted Wheat specialty grains 1 oz. US Saaz 2 oz. U.S. Goldings hops 1/4 tsp. Grains of Paradise 1 oz. bitter orange peel 1/2 oz. whole coriander + yeasties of course. I'll probably have to go with using a couple vials of yeast, my starter flask is only 1L at the moment, on the plus side though shipping isn't really an issue since I just drop in and grab them from the cooler The treeware version of the catalog mentioned some people left them for 5 years, which I figured was a bit extreme but better to get a second opinion. Thanks all
Saisons, wits and begians oh my! The long term aging part is a side box under the Belgian section at large, so it might not have been meant specifically for this one either. TBH at this point I wouldn't be able to tell one from another without someone telling me. So far actually Midwest has been my only shop, though I might check out one in St. Cloud I'd heard of sometime. It actually works out well though since I pass pretty near by their store on my way to work, so it's just a quick zig and a zag over to stop by on the way home. Probably saved $100 on shipping at least that way
FYI, it's in the 80's in my place and my saison is happily chugging away...I'm in the bedroom with fans blowing, and a cold HB vienna Lager to keep me cool....such the sacrifice for funky Belgian beer.
Update for the curious, got it all in this Sunday, went quite well with the assistance of my expert hops adder daughter for what hopefully should be one of the most interesting brews yet. Only thing that could use a bit of revamping the next round is to use either a hops bag or a siphon at transfer, managed to clog the strainer real good with all the pellet hops. Fermentation started nice and quick at somewhere within 12 hours (it was going well by Monday morning) with only a 1L and slowed to about 1 every 8 seconds by Tuesday PM. On a second note, though I suspect that it may have just been poor mixing, my OG came in at 1.050 which seems a bit low for 6.6 LB of extract and a pound of candi sugar. Half the extract was wheat if that makes a difference. Can anyone confirm/deny my suspicion and give me what you might expect from something like this?
My reading was 1.054. Pretty close.


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