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Y'know, i keep being told that as a liberal non-believing woman i'm supposed to be offended at the muslim practice of women wearing the hijab.
I'm just not. The burka is a different matter, btw. But, please, so what if the ladies choose to wear a head scarf? Big f*ing deal. What's next, refusing to let a cancer patient wear a hat or scarf? And suppose it's a wig we're talking about? Most people wouldn't be able to tell the difference. In fact, observant Jewish ladies in New York started substituting wigs for head scarves decades ago.
This 'rule' is just more stupid b*s*. Leave the girls alone for f* sake.


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butter, softened
1/2 cup
white sugar
2 cups
all-purpose flour
1 1/2 cups
white sugar
1/4 cup
all-purpose flour
lemons, juiced
Excellent, everything a true lemon bar should be. Buttery, tender and tart. Definitely use at least 1/2 cup of lemon juice or more. I've made this recipe many times and find that 2/3 cups lemon juice (juice of 3 large lemons) gives this the perfect tartness. (add 1 extra tablespoon flour if using 2/3 cup juice) I also added the zest of 2 of the lemons. I made this in an 8 X 11 dish (smaller than what the recipe calls for) and found it ideal. The crust is the perfect thickness and there is enough lemon custard in each bite to satisfy. This recipe makes a lot of crust and does spread into a 9 x 13 dish easily, but makes a thinner bar. If using the smaller baking dish (i.e, 8 X 11), make sure to increase cooking time of the crust and filling an extra 5-10 min each. As another reviewer stated, it's better to overcook then undercook the crust. Also, add 1/4 teaspoon salt to the crust for more flavor. This will be my master recipe for Lemon Bars.
The crust seemed to need more sugar. My mother said all she could taste was butter. "Two lemons, juiced" is vauge and unfortunately my bars turned out with very little lemon flavor to them. It would be helpful to know the amount of juice to extract.
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I have made two other recipes of lemon bars and on both of them the end result was that the liquid filling kind of melted in with the crust. On this recipe however, you can see a nice shortbread crust that was about 1/4 inch thick and 1/4 inch of the filling on top of that. I increased the lemon juice by one more large lemon and got about 3/4 of a cup of lemon juice. I also zested two of the lemons and added that to the liquid filling before cooking. I love it super tart, but I think most people might like it better a little less, so I would suggest using 1/2 cup of fresh squeezed lemon juice. Also,I let the crust cool for until it was just room temperature. To speed this up I put it in front of a fan for about 15 min. and it worked great. Then when the crust was cooled down I poured the liquid filling over it. I cooked the crust first for 20 min. then when returned it to the oven with the filling, I cooked it for about 25 min. I ate some after it came out of the oven, but about 4 hours later, after being in the fridge, they were the perfect consistency. A nice firm crust, and the filling was like a really firm pudding that held its shape. I also added a teaspoon of salt to the crust recipe. I made mine in a 9 x 12 pan. Next time I am going to double the recipe so that the crust is thicker and their is a thicker amount of filling on top.
As printed, this recipe was not lemony enough. Using other's suggestions, I tried it again using the juice of 5 lemons (a little over 2/3 cup) and the zest of two lemons. I also added 1/3 c. flour to compensate for the extra liquid. I also had to increase the bake time to about 24 minutes. These turned out GREAT with the extra lemon (and, of course, powdered sugar on top). I also added a dash of salt to the crust and thought it was divine. These weren't anything flashy or out of the ordinary...just exactly what lemon bars should taste like.
Fantastic! The crust was nice, crisp, and buttery- exactly how I love it. And the lemon filling was just right. I took the advice of other reviewers and added the lemon zest.
Also a tip to make sure you get maxiumum juiciness out of your lemons- pop them in the microwave for about 15 seconds. They yield much more juice this way!
Very lemony, easy, and satisfying! Throw away the boxed stuff and make these!
The title of this dessert and the introduction pretty much sums it all up!...The best lemon bars I have ever had.
---UPDATE---I have been making these for a while now and although I believe they are perfect as written I have recently discovered using 1 Cup Icing Sugar mixed with 2 1/2 TBSP. of Real Lemon Juice (From concentrate/bottle)& 2 drops of yellow food colouring to make a glaze and pour this glaze over the dessert as soon as they come out of the oven and allow to cool in pan. It's unbelievibly great for those tart lemon lovers with a sweet tooth. Also, keep these bars in the fridge they keep their form better then at room temp.
These are really good. At first I thought the crust was too thick but now that they've cooled overnight and set up, the crust really is perfect. Definitely add salt to the crust; it comes out nice and buttery-tasting. For the lemon filling, I used 1/3 cup plus 2 tbsp. lemon juice and the zest of 1/2 lemon (whisk it into the dry ingredients before adding liquids). I used about 1/3 cup of flour. The flavor is PERFECT, nice and tart. I lined my baking pans with foil for easy lift-out, and both the crust and the filling stuck to the foil really badly. I'd definitely suggest spraying your pans with cooking spray; if I hadn't used foil, I have no idea how I'd get these out of the pan. With these changes, I'll make these again and again.
My mother always made these when I was a kid, now I make them all the time! They have a buttery crust and gooey delicious lemon filling. In the filling we use 2 cups of sugar and at least 1/3 cup lemon juice (and yes, you can substitute the lemon juice from a bottle). I bake mine 20 min for the crust and an additional 25 with the filling (you want the filling slightly golden brown--a little too long in the oven is better than not long enough). Dust with powdered sugar while they are still warm so it will stick.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Calories: 126
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"Gravity" co-star Sandra Bullock says making the lost-in-space movie directed by Alfonso Cuaron was her "best life decision" ever.
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Bruce Dern (left) as Woody Grant and Will Forte as David Grant are shown in "Nebraska," about a booze-addled father who travels to Nebraska with his estranged son to claim a million dollar Mega Sweepstakes Marketing prize.
Emma Roberts, Jennifer Aniston, and Jason Sudeikis star in "We're the Millers."
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Lea Seydoux and Adele Exarchopoulos in "Blue Is the Warmest Color."
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Robert Redford sails solo in J.C. Chandor's "All Is Lost."
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Drinking buddies (from left) Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Justin Bartha make merry in "The Hangover III."
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Sam Riley (left) portrays Sal Paradise/Jack Kerouac and Alice Braga plays Terry/Bea Franco in "On the Road."
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Oscar Isaac (left), Justin Timberlake and Adam Driver in a scene from "Inside Llewyn Davis."
We're with astronauts, spacewalking. We've seen sci-fi movies before, but not like this. The camera seems to be floating weightless. We can't see any fixed horizon. There's no up or down, because how could there be? And in weird proximity, there's the curve of the Earth, occasionally sliding into view as the main characters become aware that something might be going wrong.
I can't imagine anybody not feeling goosebumps as this amazing world unfolded before our eyes.
"Gravity" was a technical advance and an old-fashioned survival story, but most of all it was evidence that the movies haven't stalled out. We've still got adventurous filmmakers out there -- some working on a big canvas, some tiny -- willing to show us something new.
In other words, I thought it was a pretty good year for film, especially when the awards contenders began rolling in from October onward.
The summer was big box-office, but disappointing in its blockbusters -- there wasn't a good Batman movie or a giddy "Avengers," but more like a trudge through superhero overload.
The year's big winners included Disney, which had already set an all-time box-office record by the time the well-reviewed "Frozen" came out to ring up even more receipts in November. The company even indulged in celebrating its own mythology, as "Saving Mr. Banks" captured Uncle Walt himself and the making of "Mary Poppins."
Documentary filmmakers did some amazing work. Some advanced the idea of what a doc could be ("Leviathan," "The Machine which Makes Everything Disappear"), some did great muckraking work ("Blackfish" may well change public attitudes about keeping whales in captivity), some were joyful musical histories ("20 Feet from Stardom," "Muscle Shoals").
And as you've probably heard, it was an unusually good year for black filmmakers, with "12 Years a Slave" winning critics awards, "Lee Daniels' The Butler" cleaning up at the box office, and "Fruitvale Station" announcing a talented new director.
Let's hope in future this is the norm, not an anomaly.
The year's losers included the '80s action stars. Sly Stallone bombed with "Bullet to the Head," and Arnold Schwarzenegger's comeback "The Last Stand" flopped badly. Oddly, their subsequent teamup, "Escape Plan," turned out to be rather fun -- but audiences were already turned off at that point.
The idea of a comeback for the Western took at hit with the widely panned "Lone Ranger," although the movie actually did make enough money overseas to mitigate some of its costly write-off (it wasn't a completely good year for Disney, after all).
And while it was not a good year for sequels, at least the second parts of the "Hunger Games" and "Hobbit" franchises showed improvement over their initial installments.
But let's get to the best. Here's a list of my faves. Your list will be different -- and that's how this is supposed to work. A free road trip to Lincoln, Nebraska, to the following:
1. "Something in the Air." A loosely shaped, passionate tale of a college kid in the early 1970s who moves through stages of radicalism, heartbreak, disillusionment and love for art and movies. Gee, I wonder why I liked it so much? Director Olivier Assayas is in his groove here, gazing at his foolish romantics with just the right balance of sympathy and distance (he shows how some of that romantic foolishness results in people actually getting ruined, for instance). But he hasn't lost his belief that art remains a salvation.
2. "All Is Lost." A man -- "Our Man," according to the end credits -- tries to salvage a catastrophe aboard his sailboat during a solo journey in the Indian Ocean. As director J.C. Chandor ("Margin Call") shows, with patient meticulousness, this guy does everything right, acts in a smart way and works hard. None of that will ultimately help, because the movie knows, in the end, for everybody, all is eventually lost. Robert Redford, beautifully cast, really does have the role of a lifetime.
3. "Gravity." The cold blackness of space reflects an astronaut's inconsolable grief about her earthly life. That's a simple idea, but movies aren't ideas, they're experiences -- and hoo boy, has Alfonso Cuaron created a cinematic experience like no other. The technical feat of astronauts floating in a horizonless frame is astonishing, but people were wrong when they said this film points to the future of movies. It actually returns us to film's original sense of wonder, of seeing things in an unimaginable new way.
4. "Blue Is the Warmest Color." A teenager, Adele (Adele Exarchopoulos), grows into a human being in Abdellatif Kechiche's three-hour coming-of-age drama. And while her intense sexual affair with an older artist (Lea Seydoux) is an important part of that process, it's not the only part -- what really matters is Adele figuring out how she sees herself, rather than how others see her.
5. "Inside Llewyn Davis." A struggling folk musician (Oscar Isaac) in 1961 Greenwich Village keeps going in circles, as the Coen brothers somehow make the tale of an unlikable jerk into a sad and funny fable. Each scene is so immaculately composed it almost becomes oppressive. Maybe that's the way poor Llewyn feels, too.
6. "The Unspeakable Act." Dan Sallitt's micro-indie stuck with me all year as one of 2013's true originals. A precisely-rendered Brooklyn household is home to a wry teenager (the unlikely Tallie Medel) who can't get past "the I word," as it's called. She's in love with her older brother, in perhaps the least melodramatic movie about incestuous feelings ever made.
7. "Nebraska." Alexander Payne's latest gets off to an awkward start, but once a self-deluding coot (Bruce Dern) and his exasperated son (Will Forte) begin their road trip, things click into very smooth gear. And the final 20 minutes, despite being rooted in grunty everyday reality, go aloft in a way that can fairly be called sublime. It's all the more evocative for being in black and white.
8. "The Act of Killing." Lots of strong documentaries this year, but this one might be unprecedented. Director Joshua Oppenheimer went to Indonesia and got the murderers from that country's mid-1960s genocide, inflicted on suspected communists, to participate in re-creating their acts for his camera. Sets, lighting, and make-up are included, and only occasionally does one of the killers pause to wonder about the strangeness of this. After all, they modeled their young selves on the gangsters they loved in movies; why not re-enact their atrocities? Yes, this is all as jaw-dropping as it sounds.
9. "Amour." I know -- wasn't this a 2012 film? Yes, but Michael Haneke's remarkable study of an elderly married couple facing the end opened hereabouts in 2013. And it's still a great movie.
10. "Like a Rolling Stone" (music video). I realize this video, released in November, is just five minutes long. But since it consists of 16 different "channels" (and you can change channels as many times during the song as you like), it's maybe feature length in its own way. The Bob Dylan tune is one of the greatest ever made, and the video's inspiration is to have the folks in the different TV shows (some real, some fake) lip-sync the song. The effect leaves no one unscathed. How do you feel?
Many good ones just missed the list. Argentina's young director Matias Pineiro made a wisp of a film in "Viola," but it points the way to a new kind of movie. Ryan Coogler's "Fruitvale Station" deserves more acclaim than it has received, and Haifa Al-Mansour's "Wadjda" is a brave and lively feature from Saudi Arabia, a country with no movie theaters.
Richard Linklater's "Before Midnight" continues a beautiful multi-film exploration of a relationship, and Jordan Vogt-Roberts' "The Kings of Summer" was better than more popular comedies. Steve McQueen's "12 Years a Slave" is unforgettable in many ways, and the two big epics of excess at year's end -- David O. Russell's "American Hustle" and Martin Scorsese's "The Wolf of Wall Street" -- are berserk enough to qualify as must-sees.
"Captain Phillips" is suspense done right (and a shattering Tom Hanks performance), while "Bastards" was suspenseful in a different fractured way, but also shattering.
I could easily list 10 more terrific titles, but we'll stop there. After all, we've got to take a moment to punish the guilty. Here are the 10 movies that most deserve a lump of coal.
"Gangster Squad." One of the first movies released in the year, and one of the worst. Cops and robbers in postwar L.A.; the jovial tone and copious violence blend about as well as Sean Penn's prosthetic makeup.
"A Good Day to Die Hard." The franchise goes to Russia, in this dreary sequel. Bruce Willis looks definitively bored throughout.
"Disconnect." A collection of different stories, joined by the dangers of social media and the Internet. The movie's dire warnings about all this will come as a surprise to no one.
"On the Road." Some movies are bad, others especially annoying because they so completely botch a great book. (See also: "The Great Gatsby.") This is one of the latter, as Jack Kerouac's classic gets a bloodless treatment.
"Pain & Gain." Michael Bay tries to do a Tarantino mix of violence and comedy. Not pretty, and in the process he manages to make two innately likable actors (Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne Johnson) repellent.
"To the Wonder." I suppose this deserves some respect, at least, for coming from the much-revered "Tree of Life" director Terrence Malick -- but nah, forget it. An indulgent and self-consciously poetic movie that rarely stirs to life.
"Closed Circuit." A British political "thriller" that relies on allegedly smart characters doing stupid things.
"The Lone Ranger." Nothing quite like a movie that wants you to root for its characters but also ridicules its own decades-old mythology. Even Johnny Depp with a dead crow on his head couldn't help.
"The Hangover III." I know moviemakers lose interest by the third chapter of these things, but this didn't have to be quite this half-hearted.
"We're the Millers." You have to get the tone right for black comedy, and this movie doesn't know how to do that -- nor is Jennifer Aniston convincing as a tough stripper pretending to a be a suburban mom. And no, the movie's not as interesting as that sounds.
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Theatre Arts diploma
UFV offers a two-year, 60 credit program (including practical skill development courses and
university-level courses) leading to a diploma in theatre. The program prepares students for a life-long enjoyment of the theatre. Graduates are qualified to seek entry into professional training schools, transfer to university degree programs, or pursue involvement in community theatre. Exceptional students may be qualified to seek professional work upon graduation.
The majority of courses in the Theatre Arts diploma program are transferable. Consult the
B.C. Provincial Transfer Guide at bctransferguide.ca for details. Students who plan to continue their education at another post-secondary institution should make themselves fully aware of its requirements, particularly when choosing electives. Consult the program head, this calendar, the
B.C. Provincial Transfer Guide, and a UFV education advisor for advice.
Entrance requirements
1. B.C. Secondary school graduation or equivalent, or 19 years of age or older before classes begin. Students with university-level credit must have a grade point average of 2.0 on all credits attempted.
2. Applicants must satisfy the English language proficiency requirement. For details on how this requirement may be met, see English language proficiency requirement in the Admissions section of the calendar.
Students who do not meet these requirements might consider the Arts Studies
program path.
When to apply
Applications are accepted for entrance to the Fall semester only. For application deadlines, see
Specific intake application
How to apply
1. Submit the application fee along with your UFV application for admission form to the Office of the Registrar (OReg). You can apply online or download an application form at ufv.ca/admissions/admissions/apply. Application forms are also available from any OReg or Student Services office.
Additional documents required for a complete application:
• Proof of B.C. secondary school graduation or equivalent.
• Transcripts (or interim transcripts) showing grade/course achievement as per entrance requirements.
2. Students who have attended a post-secondary institution must submit an official transcript (sealed envelope) for each institution attended, whether or not they have completed courses there. To be considered official, transcripts must be sent directly to UFV from the originating institution; see the Transfer Credit section for details. To retain your original application date, order early so transcripts arrive within two weeks of the date your application is mailed or submitted.
3. Upon admission to the program you will be provided with registration information. A deposit is required when you register (see the Fees and Other Costs section).
This money will be applied toward your tuition fees. Final payment of all course fees is due the end of the second week of classes.
If you meet all of the entrance requirements, but the program is full, you will be given an opportunity to register in the
Arts Studies program path. Should a space become available at a later date, you will be contacted.
4. In cases where interim transcripts are submitted, an admission decision may be made conditional upon completion of academic requirements. Proof of completion of entrance requirements are due the beginning of August.
Basis for admission decision
Applicants who meet the entrance requirements will be admitted in order of
their application date. This date is set when an application, all required
documentation, and the application fee have been submitted.
Fees and
additional costs
See the Fees and Other Costs section for more information. Books and additional supplies cost approximately $100-150 per course. Additional costs may include theatre tours, workshop fees, art supplies, makeup, exercise mats, and suitable acting-class clothing.
Workload and classroom expectations
Most theatre courses meet for three to six hours each week and require approximately twice that time out of class for study and preparation. Theatre
practicum courses require from 60 to 200 total hours spread over approximately 10 weeks. Students must have flexibility in their schedules to accommodate the varied time demands of the
practicum courses. Rehearsals are usually scheduled on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings and on weekends (usually Sunday afternoon or evening).
There is a definite need to learn to balance time and workload in order to succeed in the program.
Dates and locations
The normal academic year is from September to the end of April. Admission for the program is for the fall semester. Students wishing to start in January may do so by taking any course for which they have the stated prerequisites and then applying for the following September. However, they should be aware that because of timetabling and sequencing of courses they can expect to spend 2.5 years to complete the program.
It is possible to earn credits by participating in the external study tours. Contact the program head.
The Theatre department is based in Chilliwack, with facilities on both the Yale Road and CEP campus locations. Most classes are held at CEP and most activities related to practica are carried out in the department's theatre facility on Yale Road. Some courses each year are also offered in Abbotsford.
Part-time students
Part-time students may enrol in any available theatre course at any time convenient to them, provided they meet the stated prerequisites. Part-time students wanting to complete the Theatre program should consult with the program head as early as possible in order to ensure they are taking the right courses in the right sequence.
Standing required for continuance
Students must maintain a 2.0 cumulative grade point average (CGPA).
Academic warning
Students whose grades fall below a 2.0 CGPA will be placed on Academic Warning for the next semester. A student on Academic Warning may not register in a course overload. Students who achieve a semester grade point average of 2.0 will continue on Academic Warning until the CGPA equals or exceeds 2.0
Required to withdraw
Students who do not achieve a minimum semester grade point average of 2.0 while on Academic Warning will be withdrawn from the Theatre program. A student who has been required to withdraw may continue to take courses as an Arts
Studies student.
Readmission to the program
To be readmitted to the Theatre Arts diploma, you must complete nine university-level credits (can be duplicate courses), with a minimum 2.0 CGPA. Once these criteria are met, you may apply for readmission at the Office of the Registrar. When readmitted, you will remain on Academic Warning until your overall CGPA is 2.0.
It is the student's responsibility to ensure all program requirements are met. This should be done by regular consultation with the Theatre department head.
Diploma candidates who qualify to receive a UFV Theatre Arts diploma must be approved by the UFV Arts division and the Senate.
Students must apply for graduation by completing a Request to Graduate form available at the Office of the Registrar. We recommend this be done in the first month of the graduating semester. The final deadline for submissions is April 1, with all program requirements completed by April 30 for students wishing to attend the June convocation ceremony.
Program requirements
A cumulative grade point average of 2.0 is required in order to receive a diploma.
Students are required to attend an interview with the program head either prior to registration or during the first week of the first semester. Additional interviews will be scheduled to monitor individual student progress.
Acting roles in the practicum sections are obtained through audition.
Theatre students are strongly encouraged to take a high school and/or
university-level language course.
Students are not required but are encouraged to take a selected reasoning course,
PHIL 100 or STAT 104.
Required courses: 36 credits
Elective courses: 24 credits
• All elective credits must be university level.
• Students planning to "ladder" the diploma into a Bachelor of Arts: Theatre minor or extended minor program should plan their electives carefully to meet the requirements of the Bachelor of Arts.
• At least three elective credits are required from each of Option 1,
Option 2, or Option 3 below.
• At least three arts elective credits must be from a subject area other than Theatre, and from courses other than English 105 or 130.
Sample program outline
First year
Semester I
Semester II
Note: Students are strongly recommended to complete one theatre practicum (THEA 199 or 299), and at least three elective credits in either the Social Sciences or Sciences during their first year of the Theatre Arts diploma.
Second year
Semester III
Note: ENGL 211, ENGL 230, or ENGL 231 are strongly recommended.
Semester IV
Note 1: THEA 201 or 202 are strongly recommended if not taken already.
Note 2: Students may take an upper-level theatre course, provided they have met the necessary prerequisites.
Must be university level. Students are strongly encouraged, but not required, to take a selected reasoning course chosen from PHIL 100
or STAT 104.
Option 1: Social Science electives
• Anthropology
• Criminology (please contact the Arts advisor for details regarding
acceptable Criminology electives)
• Economics
• Geography (except those listed under the Science elective category under
Option 2)
• Latin American Studies
• Media and Communication Studies
• Political Science
• Psychology
• Sociology
Option 2: Science electives
• Biology (100-level or higher)
• Chemistry (100-level or higher)
• Computing Science
• Geography 101, 102, 201, 202
• Kinesiology and Physical Education 163 or 170
• Physics (100-level or higher)
• Psychology 202
Option 3: Arts electives
• Art History
• English
• Film
• History
• Languages
• Mathematics
• Philosophy
• Religious Studies
• Theatre
• Visual Arts
Two practica are required for the diploma: THEA 199 and THEA 299. Students are strongly recommended to complete one theatre practicum in each year of the two-year program. Students are allowed to take more than two practica, however, these additional practica must not interfere with other course work. A maximum of twelve practicum credits can be counted towards the diploma.
Some theatre courses require students to work on a department production (usually no more than 10 hours). Involvement in a practicum removes the production requirement for these courses, except for THEA 121 and 123 (10 hour requirement). Actors in the productions are encouraged and sometimes required to work on backstage aspects of the department shows.
Theatre practica are grouped in accordance with each production in the department's annual season of theatre. Since each production represents a unique project, students may repeat THEA 199 or 299 once for further elective credit towards a Theatre Arts diploma, Bachelor of Arts degree, or Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. Students may also acquire as many THEA 290 or THEA 295 credits as they wish, however only a maximum of six credits drawn from one each of THEA 199, 299, 290, or 295 can be used for elective credits towards any UFV degree program, including the diploma, BA, or BFA. In all cases, additional credit will only be granted when the work undertaken in each practicum represents a different production role.
Work Study
The Theatre department participates in UFV's work study program. Consult the student Financial Aid department.
Course listings
For complete details on courses see course descriptions section.
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Maluco Beleza wrote:people are too much on kobe's you know what. i used to be like that but i could still give my props...
'lebrons game is ugly' ???? is why you dont think he's the best?
did u see his defense and dunks against the lakers? oh yea he also hit a clutch shot at the end that pretty much ended the game.
Maluco Beleza wrote:people are too much on kobe's you know what. i used to be like that but i could still give my props...
'lebrons game is ugly' ???? is why you dont think he's the best?
did u see his defense and dunks against the lakers? oh yea he also hit a clutch shot at the end that pretty much ended the game.
Iceberg Slim wrote:I don't agree with much of the opinions of Lebron James on this page.
Lebron James, for all the hype he was given, has exceeded the hype. Think about 2003, when the whole world knew his name before he played a preseason game in the league. How well did you think (personally) he would play in year one? Did you ever see him 20, 5, and 5? One of only three guys to do it? I didn't. I don't think anyone did. I also didn't think he would get to the finals by age 21. But he did...with Eric Snow and Larry Hughes as his best players alongside of him. 9 years later, he has 20K in points, 5K in assists, 3 MVPs, 3 all-star game MVP's, 1 finals MVP and a ring...and counting. He's been the best player in the world since 2010 and that will remain for awhile simply because no one in the game is more versatile with his size. His hype was justified. He really is that good.
As far as longevity goes in terms of athleticism, I think we have clearly underestimated the advance in medical technology. I definitely underestimated it. Look at Kobe Bryant, Ray Lewis, Derek Jeter, Tony Gonzalez...all guys who have played either 16 or 17 years in their respective sports and how productive they still are. It's more than impressive. We are now seeing the results of modern medical science and technology int he professional sports world coming forth. Lebron James at his lowest level of athleticism will be bigger, faster, and stronger than 85% of the league. With his work ethic, basketball I.Q. and passing ability, he'll play a long time in this league and be very productive.
V.V.V.V.V. wrote:He reminds me of Shaquille, who was also almost an amateur player with superior size and strength.
John3:16 wrote:Lebron had a crazy stat line last night. Only 50 points away from Kobe's career high.
THEONE24 wrote:"He's only the best player because of his athleticism."
THEONE24 wrote:"He doesn't work as hard as Kobe."
THEONE24 wrote:other than having a few higher PPG than LeBron, Kobe has never played as consistent as LeBron has played so far.
THEONE24 wrote:A bunch of hating, bitter, Kobe fans. Why am i not surprised? You guys will say anything to discredit LeBron. "He's only the best player because of his athleticism." "He doesn't work as hard as Kobe.", ect. Like it or not, other than having a few higher PPG than LeBron, Kobe has never played as consistent as LeBron has played so far.
Ohio rejecting some LeBron James hater license plates
Some fans in Ohio are still pretty pissed at LeBron James for leaving for South Beach.
But you can't put that on your car. Apparently.
The Dayton Daily News in Ohio looked at personalized license plates rejected by the state's Bureau of Motor Vehicles and found some LeBron James hate did not make the cut. (Be warned: if you are easily offended do not click that link, some of the non-LeBron ones got rejected for pretty obvious reasons.) Thanks to Rob Mahoney at Sports Illustrated for finding this.
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My question: Is that really so offensive as to get rejected? I could think of some four-letter phrases with LBJ tacked on that would and should get rejected. But if you hate LeBron James is that going to offend people or lead to fights or something?
Or, maybe Ohio just wants to protect the legacy of Texas Democrat Lyndon B. Johnson. Say he sucks and those are fightin' words.
therealdeal wrote:And he's already got 5 rings to go with it.
Kobe's legacy will always be overshadowed by something.
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"When both our shots are falling, it really helps us," McAdoo said. "I think we can really feed off each others' energy."
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Your first marathon will always hold a special place in your treasure trove of running memories. I ran my first at age 24, after 10 years of scholastic and road-race competition; the 1994 Atlanta Marathon remains my slowest 26.2-miler out of more than a dozen finishes, yet I have more scrapbook entries from that race than from most of the others put together, and still view it as one of my greatest running triumphs.
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[quote author="Joad"]burt,
Isn't that a rather animistic view?
There is anti-entropy. It comes in the form of greed and every other human behaviour characterized by a belief that one's self is more important than any other human being. It is manipulation. It is animalistic. It is survival of the fittest. It is the opposite of the enlightenment. It's what we all need to strive to eliminate from our world.
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[quote author="Joad"]I was just attempting to discuss the force which overcomes inertia.
I didn't mean it as a flame, I was simply pointing out that the same topics we discuss in this forum are also in Einsteins book. Einstein was a philosopher, most people don't know that. I didn't until I started reading his book. Sorry if I didn't make myself clear. I have a problem of saying things that make perfect sense to me but mean different things altogether to anyone not inside my mind. With the amount of people inside my mind, it is hard enough!
God did it does not show purpose as it is meaningless until one can show that there is substance to God.An therefore the shallow Alister McGrath, Dawkins shallow critic, is wrong in alleging that the redundancy of God adds meaning . See the new topic the ignostic-Ockham.
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