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CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) -- The speaker of Venezuela's National Assembly says Vice President Nicolas Maduro will be sworn in as acting president Friday night, the same day a state funeral is held for Hugo Chavez.
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Yeah, I LOVE The Demo Myself. Im gonna get it First thing April 11th. Also, with the addition of Kratos in this mortal Kombat game, I cant wait to play as him. Though I have to say, Even EXPERT Mode is a bit easy for me. Im pretty Good at Mortal Kombat myself (Dont mean to brag) So I just wish the added more difficulty on Expert. And yes, its good that they included Fatalitys in the moves list, and they are rather easy to pull off. Thats one of the only problems for me in MK. I think in MK Armageddon they focused on adding Characters. They added Characters that barley even make sence like they just said "We have room for a few more, lets make up THIS Guy!" For Example, Jarek, and Kai... wtf? Anyway, cant wait for Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3.
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this game is gonna be aswsome back to the 2d fighting wich is the best! definately going to the store on the 19 to buy it. this game reminds me WHERES THE NEXT GEN KILLER INSTINCT AT?!!!!!! lol
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i embarked the ship on 15Th Jan, what a disaster from the moment i embarked it was obvious from passengers that were on the ship that norovirus was present, as the ship that day had been evacuated to be fumigated to eradicate the virus. however after 2 days of being on the ship it was obvious that the virus was still on board. 2 days confined in a cabin on deck 9 the size of a public toilet cubicle ( do not pay for an upgrade as deck 4 cabins are better fitted out and bigger) with this virus is not my idea of a cruise. the hygiene of the ships crew was poor compared to other Thomson cruises, despite other reviews, these people obviously have not cruised often if they think this was a good experience. food was lukewarm in all eating places at all times of day(which would not be accepted in the UK.)toilets and public areas were not clean and a smell of sewerage was present throughout the ship. staff were OK, however, if you have previously travelled with Thomson you will notice a huge More
difference in the standard. on the day i left the ship passengers with norovirus were instructed to stay in their cabins while the ship was fumigated!!!!!!!!!!!! how is this eradicating the virus from the ship as this had already happened the previous week.
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I N T E R N A T I O N A L Waves of change - cities at crossroads International Urban Design Conference, being held on the Gold Coast, Australia 6, 7 & 8 September, 2007 The Conference theme "Waves of Change – Cities at Crossroads" will challenge us all to examine the future for our towns and cities. Proudly hosted by www.astmanagement.com.au/urbandesign7 International Urban Design Conference, Australia 6, 7 & 8 September, 2007 The Conference Presenters The wave of environmental challenges will affect communities through global warming and likely sea level rises. The have been ability of urban centres world-wide to cope with the impacts of high level fuel costs will also be examined. The physical invited from separation of home from work and recreation may need to be re-addressed in city design. Australia, Canada, • Day one celebrates the official conference launch followed by challenging keynote addresses about the issues USA, UK confronting our cities and what we might do about it. Europe, • Day two is a whirlpool of presentations taking the macro view down to micro insights into local and international New research, design tools and models that can lead the way towards sustainable urban habitats. Zealand & Asia • Day three erupts with a hot debate moderated by Jennie Brockie, followed by even more keynote addresses exploring the ways and means of building capacity within our communities, our future designers, and policy makers to implement the necessary adaptations to our cities. The event includes discussions, debates and tours of South East Queensland, Australia's fastest growing region showcasing the attributes of a premier tourist destination, from tall buildings to medium density housing to the hinterland "Eco-village" development. The conference Gala Dinner will include the biennial Gold Coast Urban Design Awards 2007. This conference will be attended by: The conference will include: • Policy makers • Study Tours • Politicians • Concurrent Sessions • Senior public servants • Keynote Plenary Speakers • City Governance personnel • Exhibition Opening Function • Development Industry • Awards Gala Dinner • Design professionals • Architects • Landscape Architects • Engineers • Town Planners • Urban Designers • Consultants • Social planners... and those in the community who are keen to learn what's working well nationally and internationally in meeting the challenges which confront fast-changing communities. We look forward to welcoming you to our part of Queensland to enjoy the beautiful spring weather. Philip Follent Gold Coast City Architect Conference Co-chair The Destination Gold Coast City spans across 1,402 square kilometres (approx. 541 square miles) featuring 70 kilometres of coastline from South Stradbroke Island to Rainbow Bay. Population As at 30 June 2006, the population for Gold Coast City was estimated to be 497,568 persons, being the second largest Local Government Area (LGA) in Australia in terms of numbers. The population is expected to increase to 683,568 residents in the year 2021. For information on the social demographics of Gold Coast City – housing, income, education, families and households – please visit our social research page at www.goldcoast.qld.gov.au Climate Gold Coast City's climate is sub-tropical with 287 days of sunshine annually. Average Summer Temperatures: 19 to 29 degrees Celsius (66 to 83 degrees Fahrenheit). Average Winter Temperatures: 9 to 21 degrees Celsius (48 to 69 degrees Fahrenheit). Transport The region is served by Gold Coast International Airport, with frequent domestic services from Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide and Hobart, and International services from New Zealand, Japan and Asia. Brisbane's International Airport also provides links with the USA and Europe. Gold Coast Airport has undergone refurbishment, which has positioned it as the South Pacific's leading leisure destination. A rail link and Pacific Motorway connects Brisbane to the Gold Coast. Visit our transport page at www.goldcoast.qld.gov.au for details of how to get around. • 34 species of amphibians Environment • 323 birds In 1998, research highlighted that Gold Coast City is the most biologically-diverse city in Australia. • 72 mammals Its vegetation ranges from mountain rainforest to coastal wetlands and is home to more than: • 71 reptiles • and 25 species of fish. I N T E R N A T I O N A L Attractions and Features Gold Coast City is a dynamic city with a wide variety of built and natural attractions including: • 70 kilometres of beaches with an average water temperature of 22 degrees celsius • A large broadwater and five major river systems • Major shopping centres as well as numerous boutiques, specialty shops and markets • More than 500 restaurants and cafes offering cuisine from around the world • Nightlife entertainment from nightclubs, restaurants, clubs, hotels and Conrad Jupiters Casino to Broadway musicals, ballet and theatre • Theme parks including Warner Bros. Movie World, Sea World, Dreamworld, and Wet 'n' Wild as well as several wildlife parks such as Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary • Rural hinterland stretching to the west and north of the City encompassing many natural wetlands • Tropical rainforest with abundant wildlife and numerous bush walks • Large sugar cane farms and a wealth of industry in the northern districts of the City • World-class sporting and recreational facilities • A huge range of accommodation from five-star international resorts to camping grounds • The Gold Coast Seaway providing safe ocean access and over 270 kilometres of navigable waterways The Venue Conrad Jupiters – Five Star Gold Coast Accommodation Conrad Jupiters is an imposing landmark set on its own island at Broadbeach in the heart of Australia's Gold Coast. Excitement is everywhere at Conrad Jupiters and the action at the resort's 24 hour Jupiters Casino can't be beaten. This is Gold Coast accommodation at its best – for a great night out guests can dine in one of six restaurants or have a drink in one of nine bars and dance the night away with live entertainment. Recover from the conference action by taking Sponsorship Overview a swim in the temperature controlled pool, have a spa or The conference will provide many business opportunities to promote products and sauna, or maybe a workout at brands as well as network with national and international colleagues. We have an the Conrad Fitness Centre. International data base of 4000 and an Australian/NZ distribution of 4200. Each receives a monthly conference Enews letter. These will contain logos and links to all major sponsors' websites. Discover Broadbeach and the Gold Coast To cater for smaller companies and consultants we will offer some advertising opportunities in the conference collateral. Enjoy all that Conrad Jupiters has to offer or catch the The conference will generate 100,000 emails and distribute 10,000 printed brochures. Monorail for some shopping or Some sponsorship opportunities can be tailored to suit your company's needs. spend a day on the beach and Call Peter Sugg (61 7) 55282501 to discuss your requirements. discover why the Gold Coast and Broadbeach are so famous. I N T E R N A T I O N A L Jenny Brockie Jenny Brockie is a multi award winning journalist and documentary maker. She is the presenter of "Insight" on SBS TV - a forum where more than 50 people meet each week to discuss a single topic. Jenny will host a lively debate with a panel... and the delegates at the conference." Invited Speakers Include: Prof Ian Bentley Ian Bentley is Project Director of the Oxford Brookes University's Urban Regeneration Consultancy. He has worked as an architect in private practice, as a Director then Managing Director of a property company working mainly in the Netherlands, and has been associated with the University's School of Built Environment's Joint Centre For Urban Design since its foundation. Recent major practice work includes developing urban design strategies for the Angell Town Estate, Brixton which was awarded the Times/RIBA Community Award for Partnership 1991 and the Civic Trust Award 1994. Prof Elaine Gallagher Elaine Gallagher is currently the Director of the Centre on Aging at the University of Victoria, Canada. She has an internationally established track record in relation to research on falls and fall-related injury prevention among the elderly. A Full Professor in the School of Nursing, she holds adjunct appointments at the University of Victoria Centre on Ageing and the Gerontology Program at Simon Fraser University. The Canadian Association of Nurse Researchers named her "Researcher of the Year" in 2002. Prof Jan Gehl Jan Gehl is Professor of Urban Design at the School of Architecture, Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen. He is also the founding partner of Gehl Architects - Urban Quality Consultants. His research on public spaces and public life began in Copenhagen, but was quickly applied to many other cities in Europe, North America, Asia and Australia. His ideas and approach to the design of public spaces incorporate cutting edge technology without losing sight of what best supports and enhances people's experience of everyday life in the public realm. Mayor Jeremy Harris Mayor Jeremy Harris served for more than ten years as the Mayor of the City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii, the 12th largest city in the United States. He retired from politics in January 2005. Prior to becoming Mayor, he was Honolulu's longest serving Managing Director, a position he held for nine years. Mayor Harris is currently a senior visiting faculty member in energy and environment at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden, and an advisor on sustainability to the National Academy of Science in Washington D.C. Ms Ruth Durack Ms Ruth Durack has had 20 years of experience as an urban design consultant, government planner and part-time academic, Ruth is a staunch advocate of a non-profit, collaborative approach to achieving urban design excellence. Ruth is a former Director of Kent State University's Urban Design Center of Northeast Ohio. Before moving to Ohio, she spent over 15 years in urban design practice with Wallace Roberts & Todd, in the Philadelphia and San Francisco offices; and 2 years with the Planning Department of the City of Philadelphia as the Project Di rector for conversion of the Philadelphia Naval Base. In Philadelphia, she taught urban design studios and seminars as an adjunct faculty member at Drexel, Temple and the University of Pennsylvaniaand. She is a graduate of the University of Western Australia, has Masters degrees in Architecture and Planning from the University of Pennsylvania and the University of California at Berkeley, and is a Loeb Fellow of the Graduate School of Design at Harvard. International Urban Design Conference, Australia 6, 7 & 8 September, 2007 Invited Speakers Continued: Mr Richard Neville Richard Neville is Australia's most controversial Futurist. He has been a practising futurist since 1963, when he launched a magazine that widened the boundaries of free speech on two continents. His aim is always the same: to stimulate, alert and inform people about the rapid approach of the future. What are the patterns behind the blur? What are the driving forces of change? How will our lives be affected? Richard looks at work, learning, lifestyle, cities, high tech, the new economics, weather, the seven deadly threats facing the world, and more. As well as dealing with the perils and promise of what lies ahead, Richard offers his audience a range of take-away tools for decoding the future. Mr Michael Norton Michael Norton is a speaker, social innovator and author of "365 Ways to Change the OBE World". He is a man intent on changing the world - and enlisting others to do so on a daily basis. His infectious enthusiasm and ingenious approach to social innovation is both practical and influential. A merchant banker turned social activist, Michael Norton has devoted the past 30 years to running voluntary organisations, picking up an OBE on the way for services to charity. He wears his social conscience lightly and is determined to put the fun back into doing the right thing, showing how the smallest actions can have an impact on a local community as well as the wider world. Mr Alex Tzannes Alec Tzannes is the incoming President of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects (commencing May 2007) and founding Director of Tzannes Associates, a firm that has received over 30 awards for architecture and urban design in Australia. Underpinning the work of the Tzannes studio is a commitment to the design of the public environment. On a more poetic level, the Tzannes studio explores architecture that engages with concepts about time, place, materials, space and light. Sustainable energy propositions are integrated within every phase of the design process. In his practice, his public and private design objectives form the basis of design concepts to ensure new work is of lasting cultural value. Prof Kongjian Yu Kongjian Yu is founder and Dean of the Graduate School of Landscape Architecture at Peking University, and the founder and President of Turenscape, an internationally award winning firm with more than 200 professionals and one of the first private landscape architecture firms in China. He has published more than 150 papers and 15 books, and has been honoured with three awards by the American Society of Landscape Architects. Mr Michael Sorkin Michael Sorkin is the principal of the Michael Sorkin Studio in New York City, a design practice devoted to both practical and theoretical projects at all scales with a special interest in the city. He is involved in the planning and design for a highly sustainable 5000 unit community in Penang, Malaysia. He is the Director of the Graduate Urban Design Program at the City College of New York. From 1993 to 2000 he was Professor of Urbanism and Director of the Institute of Urbanism at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna. Previously, he has been professor at numerous schools of architecture including Cooper Union, Columbia, Yale, Harvard, Cornell, Nebraska, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Minnesota. He lectures widely and is the author of many articles in a wide range of both professional and general publications and is currently contributing editor at Architectural Record and Metropolis. I N T E R N A T I O N A L Program @ 2nd May 07 – subject to change WEDNESDAY 5 SEPT 07 10.00am – 5.00pm Registration 1.30pm – 3.00pm Tour 1 3.30pm – 5.00pm Tour 2 Day 1 – THURSDAY 6 SEPT 07 7.30am–8.30am Registration 8.45am – 9.15am Official Opening and Welcome 9.15am – 10.00am Mr Michael Sorkin OBE 10.00am – 10.30am Morning Tea + Zen 10.30am – 11.05am Mr Michael Norton 10.05am – 11.40am Mayor Jeremy Harris 11.40am – 12.00pm Discussion 12.00pm – 1.30pm Lunch + Walk 1.30pm – 2.05pm Mr Richard Neville 2.05pm – 2.40pm Ms Ruth Durack 2.40pm – 3.00pm Discussion 3.00pm – 3.30pm Afternoon Tea + Zen 3.30pm – 4.05pm Mr Alex Tzannes 4.05pm – 4.40pm Professor Jan Gehl 4.40pm – 4.55pm Discussion 4.55pm – 5.10pm Presentation of EDAW Intern Program 2007 – A new vision for Surfers Paradise 5.10pm – 6.00pm Welcome Cocktail Function & Official Opening of Trade Area 6.00pm – 7.00pm ABC Radio National will broadcast 'Australia Talks' with Paul Barclay live at the conference. Paul Barclay has spent many years with the ABC as a journalist and enjoys his role hosting talkback radio and discussing topics of national interest. International Urban Design Conference, Australia 6, 7 & 8 September, 2007 Day 2 – FRIDAY 7 SEPT 07 Stream 1 Stream 2 Stream 3 Conversation Tours 9.00am 1.1 2.1 3.1 –9.20am Urban Design Education Urban Design Capacity Design in the Age A Conversation Tour 1 Building via Local of Climate Change with Tall Buildings Government Mr Michael Norton Gordon Holden Philip Follent Caroline Stalker 9.20am 1.2 2.2 3.2 –9.40am City Fabric Governance from the Future Sustainability Heart – Having the Ticker of Community rather than Tick Boxes Neighbourhoods Liam Proberts Robert Prestipino Prof Brendan Gleeson 9.40am –10.00am Discussion Discussion Discussion 10.00am – 10.30am Morning tea + Zen Stream 4 Stream 5 Stream 6 Conversation Tours 10.30am 4.1 5.1 6.1 –10.50am To Be Confirmed A Capital City – Creative Greenhouse Solutions A Conversation Tour 2 Wellington Innovation with Sustainable with Urban Spaces Capital Energy Mr Michael Sorkin Gerald Blunt Dr Mark Diesendorf 10.50am 4.2 5.2 6.2 – 11.10pm Local government's role The art of Making Places – To Be Confirmed in urban design Why we Need to Engage Communities in Imagining Better Futures Dale Dickson Carmen Stewart 11.10pm 4.3 5.3 6.3 – 11.30pm A State of Crisis: A Cultural Desert and a The Spatial Dimension Sustainability/Secure Place of No History of Sustainability – Affordable Housing on From the Region to the Gold Coast the Place Dr Caryl Bosman Virginia Rigney Peter Robinson 11.30pm – 12.00pm Discussion Discussion Discussion 10.00am 12.00pm – 1.30am Lunch + Walk Stream 7 Stream 8 Stream 9 Conversation Tours 1.30pm 7.1 8.1 9.1 – 1.50pm The 300km City . . Taking Regeneration as an Urban Form and A Conversation Tour 3 the Long View Urban Development Urban Efficiency with Master Strategy – the Experience Prof Jan Gehl Planned of Turkey Communities A/Prof Peter Skinner A/Prof Ali Ulu A/Prof Michael Buxton 1.50pm 7.2 8.2 9.2 – 2.10pm Creating an accessible The Green Heart: A Susainability rapid transit system Framework for a World Class Challenges Urban Parkland System Faced by Cities David Mepham/Craig Wallace James Tuma Rosie Kennedy 2.10pm 7.3 8.3 9.3 – 2.30pm The Ecovillage at Transport Energy Key Design Aspects to Currumbin – A Case Audits – Creating the Connect People, Place Study in Sustainable Tools for Carbon & Health in an Inner-city Development Free Cities Residential Development Chris Walton Graham Freer Julie-Anne Carroll 2.30pm – 3.00pm Discussion Discussion Discussion 3.00am – 3.30am Afternoon tea + Zen I N T E R N A T I O N A L Stream 10 Stream 11 Stream 12 Conversation Tours 3.30PM 10.1 11.1 12.1 – 3.50pm Images of Walkable Routes To Be Confirmed Engineering A Conversation Tour 4 to School from the Sustainable Solutions with Currumbin Viewpoints of Children for Our Urban Cities Mayor Jeremy Harris Ecovillage Vivian Romero Charlie Hargroves 3.50pm 10.2 11.2 12.2 – 4.10pm Young People and Australian Apartments To Be Confirmed Public Spaces at the 3rd Millenium Phil Crane Paul Walter 4.10pm 10.3 11.3 12.3 – 4.30pm Refining our Draft Twitching Curtains in High Density Senior's Accommodation Suburbia: Does Subtropical Urbanism Planning Code Surveillance Limit Disorder? Anne D'Arcy Sarah Foster Peter Richards 4.30pm – 5.00pm Discussion Discussion Discussion Day 3 – SATURDAY 8 SEPT 07 8.45am – 10.30am Jenny Brockie will host a lively discussion forum with our keynote and session speakers, along with the participation from members of the audience. This animated session will focus on a number of key issues and topics arising from the conference. 10.30am – 11.00am Morning Tea + Zen 11.00am – 11.35am Dr Kongjian Yu 11.35am – 12.00pm Discussion 12.00pm – 1.30pm Lunch + Walk 1.30pm – 2.05pm Professor Ian Bentley 2.05pm – 2.40pm Professor Elaine Gallagher 2.40pm – 3.00pm Discussion 3.00pm – 3.30pm Afternoon Tea + Zen 3.30pm – 4.05pm Keynote Speaker sponsored by Stockland 4.05pm – 4.45pm Closing address 7.00pm – 11.00pm Gold Coast Urban Design Awards 2007 Gala Dinner
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EA Embassy Prague Hotel, Prague
Located in Prague (Nove Mesto), EA Embassy Prague Hotel is close to Prague City Museum, Palladium Shopping Centre, and Republic Square. Also nearby are Municipal House Hall and Hybernia Theatre.
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EA Embassy Prague Hotel has a health club and a sauna. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in public areas. This 4-star hotel features business amenities including a business center and meeting rooms. This business-friendly hotel offers a bar/lounge. A complimentary breakfast is available. Additional amenities include multilingual staff, laundry facilities, and concierge services. For a surcharge, guests receive transportation including a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and a train station pick-up service.
The 90 air-conditioned guestrooms at EA Embassy Prague Hotel include minibars and safes. Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access is provided. Televisions are equipped with cable channels. All accommodations provide desks and phones. Bathrooms offer shower/tub combinations, hair dryers, and complimentary toiletries. In addition, amenities available on request include irons/ironing boards and hypo-allergenic bedding. Housekeeping is offered daily.
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After being presented by Business Director Ronald Bienkowski, the Board of Education unanimously approved during its meeting on Tuesday, January 7, a request for the Board of Finance to establish an unexpended education funds account.
A public act enacted in June of 2011, Mr Bienkowski said, allows for the use of an unexpended education funds account for school boards.
A growing number of officials believe that helping residents better understand the relationship between declining student enrollment and the amount school leaders will ask taxpayers to underwrite next year could help pass the annual budget referendum sooner.
Providing additional evidence to taxpayers that town and district leaders are working collaboratively, and with mutual support for each other's spending proposals, could also go far toward propelling a first-round budget vote to passage, some officials believe.
The Board of Education accepted the resignation of Hawley Principal Jo-Ann Peters-Edmondson during its meeting on Monday, December 23.
Ms Peters-Edmondson also sent a letter home to Hawley families the previous week to announce her decision.
The Board of Education unanimously accepted new educational specifications for the proposed design of Sandy Hook Elementary School as presented by Jay Brotman and Julia McFadden of Svigals + Partners during a meeting on Monday, December 23.
When delivering his monthly financial report, school district Business Director Ron Bienkowski recommended the Board of Education approve an emergency replacement for a district truck during the board's November 19, meeting.
Representatives of the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education (CABE) Search Services presented a "Superintendent Leadership Profile Report" to the Board of Education, Tuesday, November 19.
Board of Education Chair Debbie Leidlein used some of her board's meeting on Tuesday, November 19, to thank and honor two departing members.
The night marked the last meeting for members Richard Gaines and William Hart. Kathy Hamilton and Michelle Embree Ku, who were elected earlier this month, will take their seats on the board in December.
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I want to give my sincere thanks to the voters of Newtown for providing me a chance to continue to serve on the Board of Education. This is truly an honor for me. I also wanted to thank my children, Garrett and Maddie, my mom and all of my friends for their support – without them I could not have done this.
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I believe we are at a critical time in our community where we have the ability to work closely together across party lines to be the leaders in our state and across the country by creating a model of fiscal responsibility, social communication and transparency.
For a little more than an hour during their October 24 meeting, members of the finance board, Acting School Superintendent John Reed and Board of Education Chair Debbie Leidlein conducted a candid discussion about the upcoming budget process. Finance board Chairman John Kortze said he had asked the school officials to visit with his board early on in the process.


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Bieber's mom trying to stay out of abortion debate
NEW YORK (AP) - Justin Bieber's mom wants to set the record straight: She's not interested in the political fray on abortion as she promotes "Crescendo," a new film she hopes will raise $10 million for centers that help pregnant girls.
Pattie Mallette, an unmarried teen herself when she had Bieber, signed on as an executive producer after the film was finished. She said Thursday that she connected personally with the story about a suicide and abortion attempt by Beethoven's mother.
"The press has been saying that I'm producing an anti-abortion film and taking this big stance. You know, I haven't shared my stance with anyone and I'm not here to make a political statement, so there's been a lot of assumptions made."
Mallette, in numerous interviews and her autobiography, "Nowhere but Up," has recounted her own suicide attempt, pressure to have an abortion when she became pregnant at 18 and struggles with drugs and alcohol before becoming a Christian.
The movie does include some producers who have anti-abortion beliefs, she said, but her goal is simple: to support residential programs like the one that helped her after her parents kicked her out of the house in Canada.
"The pregnancy center that I lived in is now closed because of lack of funds, so I thought it was a really important thing that they're doing to raise money," Mallette said.
The movie will be released Feb. 28 worldwide.
Mallette has had her share of mom moments of late with her only child, who at 18 is the youngest singer to have five chart-topping albums and will be both host and musical guest for the Feb. 9 episode of "Saturday Night Live" on NBC.
Like his Instagram photo (since deleted) of his butt crack. What ran through her head?
"I thought, I'm a mom, I don't want to see that," Mallette sighed, shaking her head. "I don't want to see him doing that kind of stuff. But, you know, he's 18. He's making some of his own decisions and he's going to make some mistakes and he's going to make some good choices, too."
What of reports of pot smoking and partying with "sizzurp"-downing hip hop singers- sizzurp being a purplish mixture of cough syrup with codeine and promethazine, a carbonated soft drink and pieces of Jolly Rancher candy.
"It's hard, you know, as a mom of an 18-year-old because that's the time when you just gotta start letting go," she said. "And, you know, I had to make some of my own mistakes. I gotta kind of let go and let him make some of his own mistakes and just hope that I put all the right things in him."
And what of Bieber's relationship with Selena Gomez?
"I have no idea if they're on-again, off-again," she said. "It's a constant thing. Today I'm not sure where they stand. I try to stay out of it. He's 18. He doesn't want me getting involved in his romantic life."
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Rare portrait of Elizabeth I owned by North Carolina Garden Club shown in Washingtontags: Telegraph (UK), Elizabeth I, portraiture, Folger Shakespeare Library
A painting of a sixtysomething Queen Elizabeth I, depicting her with facial wrinkles, is being exhibited at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, DC.
Produced by the studio of Gheeraerts in the early-mid 1590s, the painting now owned by the Elizabethan Gardens in North Carolina's Outer Banks, is having its first public showing after conservation and authentication in 2010-2011.
The exhibition's co-curator, Thomas Herron, an author and English professor at East Carolina University, noted that the reason for the portrait's obscurity may lie in Elizabeth's efforts to control her image.
And according to Anna Riehl, author of The Face of Queenship: Early Modern Representations of Queen Elizabeth I the Elizabethan Gardens portrait is a "rare exception in not covering up the queen's flaws"....
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Do you wanna take all your stupid anti-pony troll images and dump them in your recycle bin? And then empty your recycle bin.
Or just not bother pasting them over the MLP gallery.
That'd be AWESOME.
Even if it's not a scam, it's blatant profiteering. A dating sim does not cost $7.5k to make.
Dating sims are a browser based game that need a few assets and some cheap writing.
Derpibooru community have looked at it, and they're pretty certain it's a scam.
As said here, 100+ hours play time is bloody optimistic, and then there's the hastily recoloured artwork from the artists, which means it's either art theft, or they're in on it.
If the game was mostly done, you'd think they wouldn't need to use recoloured commissions for promo art.
It is not. It's just a Pinkie Pie cosplayer. PP is a minor and has baby-pink hair, rather than hot-pink.
Oh no… No no no… Tumblr takes it to an entirely new level of double-standards and bovine excrement.
I know us bronies are a tad more obnoxious than most fandoms, but the straw-feminists of Tumblr, dem bitches got claws and they scratch deep.
But of course, if you say 'No I'm not a brony, I just like the show, the fan content and celebrating it with my friends', then you're immediately vindicated :P
On Tumblr, Bronies are the scum of the earth. Because there are some assholes in the fandom who do bad stuff, all of us are automatically the worst kind of people by association.
Negative. At the very least, the latest episode is not in the latter style, but the former.
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This is twice as funny because we're supposed to be obsessing over the Tree of Harmony and The Mystery Box.
But no… we took a cheap joke Discord made and blew it out of proportion faster than OJ Simpson's white bronco… We will get bored of it, but in the mean time, it's hilarious.
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Oh god damnit… I was about to use this as a reaction pic, and now it's ruined forever.
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At last! The original in original context!
It's been doing the rounds on Tumblr.
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True story, but this image is taking the biscuit. The fanworks humanisation (for the most part) is actually plausible.
I could write an essay on everything I don't like about what we know on EQG, but I'll keep this brief-
Most fans know they don't like this, but they can't put their finger on what it is they don't like, so they jump on any criticism that comes up, hence the remarks in the first paragraph of this pic.
The core issue I see here is that people don't mind a traveller (normal person) in an extraordinary environment (eg, Harry Potter in Hogwarts), but when you take the extraordinary (Mane Six) and put them in the ordinary environment (our world) it suddenly becomes a cringing 4th wall break- and I don't mean Pinkie's occasional wink at the audience, I mean a 20 minute episode of facepalming as the Mane Six prattle on about how weird our world is.
That is why EQG is a bad idea. The only thing that can possibly make it worse is if they say 'Oh there's a TV show here featuring us! How strange!'.
I'll probably watch the first episode out of curiosity, and I'll give it a fair trial, but I won't lie, I want it to be bad so I can downvote it into oblivion.
MLP's stylised designs are hidden by the fact that there are no proper humanoids to compare. This image shows up how unrealistic and out of proportion it is, especially the skin tones.
Basically, it's easy to escape to equestria and accept all it's stylings and fantasy plot devices. As soon as you try to bring in realism or parallels with Earth, it shows up the cracks, and I for one do not like that.
I agree, it is an early teaser, but it's all we have to go on at the moment, so in it's current state, I dislike it!
I wouldn't be too hard on Megan. I'd imagine she doesn't really think this, but it's not like she can say 'I'm just doing this because Hasbro told me to'
I used to wonder what friendship could be… and then I took a compound fracture to the knee.
It's so bright and milky white
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It's so bright
Milky white
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Eyyyyy jupiter! I made a song! You ain't got one!
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Bears hope to start off on right foot at Lambeau Sept. 13
By S.C. Zuba
Sports Columnist
165. That is how many days separate the Chicago Bears' acquisition of Jay Cutler from Cutler's official debut as a Bear.
Sunday night, Sept. 13, at Lambeau Field, in Green Bay, Wis., will mark the beginning of a new era for the Chicago Bears.
The preseason is over, and now the world will get to see what the Bears have been working on during one of the most eventful offseasons in Bears' history.
The Bears will need to have mastered a few areas this offseason to have a truly successful season.
First and foremost, the offensive line will need to improve from its pathetic season last year. With the additions of Orlando Pace, Frank Omiyale and Kevin Shaffer, the Bears are poised to turn their less-than-mediocre offensive line from last season into a dominant force this season. Cutler will only be as good as the players who protect him.
Second, Brian Urlacher will need to return to the Urlacher of 2006. Urlacher says he feels better than he has felt in a long time. He looks quicker, stronger and, more importantly, hungrier for that elusive Super Bowl ring that he has yet to obtain. Ultimately, the success of the defense hinges on Urlacher's performance. Even with the poor secondary play last season, the Bears still ranked second in the league in take-aways, and the team looks to build off those numbers.
Third, the Bears' wide receivers will need to dig deep and start to make plays on the ball. It is obvious Cutler will be able to get the ball to them; they will just need to finish the job. Devin Hester is looking for that breakout season that will strongly affirm him as a true No. 1 NFL receiver. The Bears certainly believe he can become that; the question is whether Hester believes he can become that.
Another receiver to watch for is Earl Bennett. Bennett, who was Cutler's favorite target from his days at Vanderbilt, is looking to contribute to the Bears' offense in his second season as a receiver. During his rookie season, Bennett struggled to digest the playbook, and rarely saw the field. Look for Cutler to find Bennett early and often this season.
Lastly, the Bears' success (or lack of success) will ultimately rest on what Cutler is able to do under center. Not only what he can do physically, but also his decision-making and the way he chooses to lead this team. We all know Cutler has a cannon for an arm, but his maturity and decision-making are often questioned. This will be the most important season in Cutler's career. He has a golden opportunity to go from being on the fringes of an elite quarterback to being one of the best, if not the best, in the league.
The Bears will be under the national spotlight this Sunday, and the way this game goes will be indicative of how the rest of the season goes. It is crucial to start off on the right foot.
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does this exist? (for wireless audio)
Does anyone know of a device that can be attached to a loudspeaker to turn it into a wireless one?
I've been looking into wireless speakers to expand my home audio, but everything seems kinda crappy sounding.
I already have decent regular speakers attached to a receiver, which I use for CDs, DVDs, wirelessly transmitted Itunes music (airport), or a plugged-in ipod. It would be great if those speakers could be freed up from the connection to the receiver so I could place them in a more convenient location and also be able to move them around.
for what it would cost to get a wireless TX and a RX unit with built in amp, you could run new wiring and mount them yourself. my unit has speaker A&B connections, i ran a second set of wires to my back porch so i can put my speakers out there when we have a cook out or outdoor party. when not in use, i turn off speaker B output.
Thanks, I looked into Sonos, that's much more involved than what I'd like.
I guess for the purpose of playing music in a different room, I could just buy an additional basic receiver with new loudspeakers and plug an airport into it and control the music from my computer.
But I was also hoping to free the connection between speakers and my dvd player to be able to project the video onto the opposite wall. Wires are hard to run discretely in my house.
update: after much research and almost giving up, I finally found what I was looking for and more. Check out Audioengine. http://audioengineusa.com/
They have a simple hookup sender and receiver that can go between:
computer and powered speakers,
computer and receiver
ipod (or other device) and pwered speakers
surround receiver and powered speakers as rear channel speaker
receiver to subwoofer.
I also bought their powered speakers after reading raving reviews, and wow am I impressed!!!!
Here is a link that might be useful: http://audioengineusa.com/


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