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Last night, I dreamt I went to the Manderley again.
[Sep. 6th, 2011|
03:22 am
loyal killer
It began with a walk down a long dark corridor lit only by dim and distant red lights that left all but those standing closest in blackness and made those faces that could be seen look like flat blood-rimmed shadows. At check-in the concierge handed us a pair of playing cards and said "Thank you for visiting the McKittrick, here are your room keys. You can wait at the Manderley Bar until your rooms are ready" and pointed up the stairs to our right. The show's website indicates that the McKittrick was a hotel completed in 1939 and shut down under mysterious circumstances until being reopened six months ago. From the outside the building looked very little like a hotel and the location in the far western reaches of Chelsea (or is it the far southern reaches of what was once Hell's Kitchen?) makes the presence of an abandoned hotel seem genuinely strange, but we did enter through the building's side door and a mania for bizarre construction that struck the city during the depression gave it the then tallest building in the world several miles distant from any neighborhood with an actual demand for that much office space, leaving behind what is very nearly a quarter mile high ghost town. So perhaps a lost hotel does not seem so outlandish, there are stranger things in Gotham town.
"I heard a voice cry 'Sleep no more!"
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I wrote a paper about Newton
[Aug. 23rd, 2011|
11:18 pm
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So, reading the
Structure of Scientfic Revolutions
was kind of a happy accident. It solidified a bunch of things that I'd been thinking about the epistemology of science for a long time. The paper's kind of a mess and ended up being twice as long as assigned, and only barely about Newton. If I had to choose again I might have written a paper about the persistence of older paradigms of science instead, like the continued practice of astrology and how discredited biology shows up in alternative medicine e.g. naturopathy and it's 19th century vitalist basis. Mostly because talking about the influence of occult philosophy
on Newton turned out to be a tall order for a short class.
Visita Interiora Terrae Rectificando Invenies Occultum Lapide
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A Game of Thrones
[Jun. 10th, 2011|
11:02 pm
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I've been comparing George RR Martin and Gene Wolfe's respective approaches to medieval fantasy in my head and I think it's pretty fruitful and interesting. Both apparently approached the genre with an eye towards offering a personal variation. And they both, like Peter Jackson, look like giant Hobbit-men. They have widely divergent approaches to narrative structure, with Wolfe trending to the more experimental and Martin staying with a much more conventional shifting close third person perspective. Not that conventionality in structure is a weakness of Martin's, because it allows for a much larger cast of characters to interact in an intelligible fashion.
I've read somewhere that Martin was inspired by things like Ivanhoe and The War of the Roses, but I keep thinking of the book as Arthurian myth if it were told by a 19th century realist. He has noble knights and wicked enemies, but they're complicated by political reality. Useful monsters like Gregor Clegane get knighted, and sellswords like Bronn beat storied and noble knights because they're smart enough to play to win. Which is in part why Ned Stark loses so hard in the first book; he will let his distaste for that reality restrain him. But Martin doesn't quite reach the scope of a realist (but I wish he did because I think his vision is coherent and interesting enough for it) since he doesn't quite go to the same social depth. We only really see the top strata of his society and their lives outside the boundaries of what is required by the plot aren't really explored.
Gene Wolfe takes a very different tack to the same basic material, reworking it wherever possible. His narrator is deeply unusual and the story doubles back upon itself, plays referential games, and is generally obfuscatory. He shares a similarly cynical view, though to a far greater degree; Severian is a savior and a torturer by vocation. His actions in the story offer a similar mix of the brutal and the generous. The generally picaresque structure of Severian's account also allows Wolfe to meander through the kind of unusual episodes that take up very little space in Martin's novels. Greatjon losing his fingers and Hodor's weird naked wandering could be entire chapters of the Book of the New Sun.
What they share in common is probably more important, since both
The Book of the New Sun
A Song of Ice and Fire
are both so well made that the events flow from their characters and seem to have an Aristotelian necessity to their outcomes. There's wholeness of vision they share that makes exploring their worlds more rewarding than the ruck and run of fantasy literature.
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[Nov. 10th, 2010|
08:24 pm
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What do you think the person who secretly returns books to the store that have been missing for years means by it?
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The Elvish Meme
[Jun. 20th, 2010|
04:05 pm
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Phonetic Sindarin
Etymological Sindarin
Now write your name!
The alphabet:
A dictionary:
A pronunciation guide:
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Urth of the New Sun
[Jun. 14th, 2010|
12:16 am
loyal killer
The trip on Tzadkiel's ship is an unsatisfying departure of style until it becomes evident that it was a bit of sleight of hand to make the coming of the Conciliator less evident. Also, I could read a whole book about the reign of Typhon.
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[May. 17th, 2010|
10:39 pm
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James put up the tarp to block the view of the ongoing construction site that is our store so we could buy textbooks from students off of a table pushed up to the front door. When he was done we all examined it and agreed that it was indeed just like working in Dexter's kill room.
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Picking up the thread of A New Year, A New Sun
[May. 10th, 2010|
10:56 pm
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Typhon the Autarch head appended to his servant Piaton, much like the analept grafted Thecla's mind to Severian's? Or Baldander's and Dr. Talos's strange symbiotic relationship?
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[May. 5th, 2010|
03:10 pm
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I only want to talk about the Alzabo and the Zoanthropes today.
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[Mar. 27th, 2010|
04:55 am
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I am now a scholar of dirty jokes written in Old English.
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[Feb. 10th, 2010|
11:00 pm
loyal killer
Sometimes I think the predominance of continental vowel values in the romanization of eastern languages and the IPA is because Europeans are too dumb to understand variable pronunciation of a grapheme. Between hanyu pinyin, the IPA and Old English, I've got at least five pronunciations for every vowel in the alphabet rattling around in my head. However, Mordicai, your defense of variable spelling pretty clearly shows you've never tried to use a dictionary to look up words in a language without standardization. Seriously, it's a good idea to get people on board with the standard. Who cares if it doesn't sound anything like it looks. It's fucking writing, not an aural transcript.
Also, I think I'm out of wine.
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Alumna sues college because she hasn't found a job
[Aug. 4th, 2009|
11:35 pm
loyal killer
I found this via the Consumerist. The vigilant defenders of consumer values over there naturally raked her over the coals for having the gall to expect something for her $70,000. It is, of course, very easy to call her suit meritless. She seems very nearly unemployable, at least as far as the kind of work she believes her degree entitles her to is concerned.
But this strikes me as a very nearly perfect example of what is wrong with the university system. She enrolled on the implicit promise of better employment, performed as was required, and now holds a $70,000 piece of wall decoration. Because not only has her education not provided her with the ends she sought, it has also pretty evidently failed to cultivate the skills it is
expressly for
. She can't even spell the goddamn word "tuition." And for the privilege she's probably leveraged the next twenty years of her working life to Sallie Mae.
I certainly wouldn't hire her, but she damn well does deserve her money back.
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Favorite thing I saw on a comic today.
[May. 29th, 2009|
02:54 pm
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"I am an illegal immigrant, just like Superman."
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[May. 21st, 2009|
11:27 pm
loyal killer
I had a dream that I was in a train station with steep and narrow stairs, like a cliff face.
I climbed to the top of the stairs but there was a woman in front that wouldn't move so I had to throw her off. The other side was like the backstage area of a theater.
There was a fat psychic in tattered rags that seemed like a secondary character on lost, but was really just a customer from the store. The psychic who sleeps with his sister said to me, "I play the game now better than I ever have before."
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[May. 5th, 2009|
06:28 pm
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Puns I like too much
[Apr. 15th, 2009|
08:50 pm
loyal killer
Tonight's brand new episode of
is called "Some like it Hoth".
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Tiefling options for
[Apr. 11th, 2009|
06:57 pm
loyal killer
Tiefling Options
Because of their varied backgrounds, tiefling appearance can be quite varied. It is also possible, and even likely that not all tieflings will have the same innate powers. Because of this, the following two tables were created to add variety to tieflings, and should be used at the time of character creation.
The tiefling ability table should be rolled on five times, the results used in place of the standard infravision, darkness, 15' radius ability, and resistances to cold, fire, electricity and poison. Note, however, that all of these abilities occur on the table.
Tiefling Appearance
01-04 Small horns on forehead
05-06 Small horns on temples
07 Single horn on forehead
08-09 Long, thin face
10 Fangs in mouth
11 All teeth are pointed
12 Forked tongue
13-14 Pointed ears
15 Fan-like ears
16 Extremely long nose
17 Very small (almost unnoticeable) nose
18 Extremely long eyelashes
19-21 Red eyes
22-23 Black eyes
24 Feline eyes
25-26 Extremely deep-set eyes
27-28 Green hair
29-30 Blue hair
31 Multi-colored hair
32-33 Six fingers (including thumb)
34-35 Three fingers (including thumb)
36-37 Black fingernails
38-39 Red fingernails
40-41 Fingers one inch longer than normal
42 Arms six inches longer than normal
43 Legs six inches longer than normal
44-46 Horse-like legs
47-49 Goat-like legs
50-52 Goat-like hooves
53-55 Long, thin tail
56-57 Horse-like tail
58-59 Lizardlike tail
60-62 Spiny ridge on back
63-65 Spiny ridges all over body
66-68 Hairless body
69-71 Body covered in short fur or long hair
72-73 Body covered in striped markings
74-75 Extremely greasy skin
76-80 Scaly skin
81-83 Leathery skin
84 Small feathers rather than hair on 10-100% of body
85 Green-tinted skin
86 Blue-tinted skin
87 Red-tinted skin
88-89 Special side effect (roll on table below)
90-94 Roll twice again, ignoring rolls above 89
95-00 Roll three times again, ignoring rolls above 89
Tiefling special side effects
01-10 Ashy odor surrounds body
11-15 Sulfurous odor surrounds body
16-20 Rotting odor surrounds body
20-25 Skin exudes ashy grit
26-30 Body casts no shadow
31-33 Body has no reflection in mirror
34-40 Susceptible to spells such as spirit wrack and cacofiend
41-45 Tanar'ri react toward tiefling as though baatezu
46-50 Baatezu react toward tiefling as though tanar'ri
51-60 Presence causes unease in animals
61-65 Presence causes unease in NPCs. Reactions at -4
66-70 Prolonged touch withers normal plants
71-75 Fingers treated as claws (1d4/1d3 damage)
76-80 Touch inflicts 1 point of damage due to high body heat
81-85 Touch inflicts 1 point of damage due to cold body temperature
86-90 Odd skin composition results in base AC of 1d6+3
91 Cannot reproduce
92 Holy water inflicts 1d6 damage
93 Exposure to direct sunlight inflicts 1 point of damage per round
94 Cannot enter "holy" areas
95 Harmed only by magical or silver weapons
96-00 Intuitively can speak the language of one fiendish race
Tiefling Abilities
01-03 blur one time per day
04-06 charm person one time per day
07-09 chill touch one time per day
10-12 comprehend languages one time per day
13-15 darkness, 10' radius once per day
16-18 detect good/evil two times per day
19-21 detect magic three times per day
22-24 ESP one time per day
25-27 invisibility two times per week
28-30 know alignment one time per day
31-33 mirror image one time per day
34-36 misdirection one time per day
37-39 pyrotechnics three times per week
40-42 suggestion one time per week
43-45 summon swarm one time per week
46-48 vampiric touch one time per week
49-51 whispering wind one time per day
52-55 half damage from fire
56-59 half damage from cold
60-63 half damage from electricity
64-67 half damage from acid
68-75 infravision 60'
76-79 +2 saving throw vs. fire
80-83 +2 saving throw vs. electricity
84-87 +2 saving throw vs. poison
88-91 +2 saving throw vs. cold
92-95 +2 saving throw vs. acid
96 +2 saving throw vs. petrification/polymorph and paralysis
97 +2 saving throw vs. rod/staff/wand
98 +2 saving throw vs. spells
99 Roll twice, ignoring results over 95
00 Roll three times, ignoring results over 95
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[Apr. 10th, 2009|
11:54 pm
loyal killer
I dreamt that overnight the owners had removed all the store's inventory and replaced it with weird Dr. Seuss clothing and added a room filled entirely with glowing wooden disks that hung suspended in midair like fish in an aquarium. The store had also grown larger and been moved from a dark and dingy side street to a sunlit corner.
We were doing a steady trade in our new stock when I came in but I couldn't help but be mad about the lost books. I'd put a whole lot of effort into acquiring the orders and adoptions for them and I didn't see how we could sell these clothes and wooden disks upstairs while doing the textbook business out of the mysterious new basement. I was especially mad that I would have to get all the damn books
There was an immaculately slovenly group of people sprawled on a set of new Ikea easy chairs having a loudly self-satisfied conversation. I suspected they were my new staff. I glared and asked if they worked at the store. They said yes, and I told them they wouldn't be if they kept up the godawful racket. I woke up feeling very satisfied about being mean to them.
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[Mar. 11th, 2009|
09:57 pm
loyal killer
Alright, so I have four short boxes and one long box worth of comics I just don't want. I can't think of a way to sell them that will make enough money to be worth the time or will sell enough copies to free up the space I want back in my apartment. The fee structure and software fees for the online listing sights are all so terrible I am dead certain I would end up paying more money than I'd make. The issues I own that might have some collectability are generally also ones I like or have some kind of attachment to. Any ideas about how I can give the unwanted ones away? I'm filled with a far too great sense of vestigial attachment to just toss them in the recycling yet. But that'll go away soon because every week these things are taking up more and more apartment space.
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I <3 youtube
[Mar. 8th, 2009|
12:55 am
loyal killer
I am sad this clip isn't the entire appearance. I could watch these people dance to "Down In It" all day.
The future was funny in the 80s.
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[Feb. 20th, 2009|
11:29 pm
loyal killer
Today I whacked my head on the time clock again. Last time my I dug out a pretty good divot, this time I just felt headachey and eventually queasy.
I got into a disagreement with a school teacher who came into the store. She was under the impression that schools were closed this week to celebrate three different presidents. I told her they picked the week around President's day for the week long holiday so the Board of Ed. could save money on heating by turning off the schools' furnaces for a week. When she said, "That's not what they told us" I told her that's what the city told the newspapers when they started doing it more than a decade ago.
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Pies Alicia and I have made
[Feb. 3rd, 2009|
12:04 am
loyal killer
For Halloween with Maggie and Emily:
1 apple pie
3 pumpkin pies
For Thanksgiving:
3 pumpkin pies
Christmas test run:
1 pear w/2 apple gruyere pie
Because I couldn't get rhubarb before Thanksgiving:
1 rhubarb pie w/ blackberries and raspberries
For Christmas:
1 pear gruyere pie
Alicia made these with her friends and not me:
1 rhubarb and 4 mini apple pies
After Christmas because pie is delicious:
1 pear apple w/ a little gruyere
I want to make because I think I could make it not be disgusting:
1 lemon meringue pie
The textbook rush is maddening. My feet and knees hurt every day. Today is the first day in a month that we've finished all of the pending textbook receiving. I just had to stay until after 11 PM again to do it. I think we're doing really well. We've also invented ways all of the other stores could be making more money, and it would be nice if the owners would get them to do it so we could all keep our jobs in a dying retail industry for a while longer.
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What the hell is wrong with BSG product endorsement?
[Jan. 16th, 2009|
10:37 pm
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First it was Quizno"s "It has just been revealed.... lesbians.... Mmmm mmm, toasty."
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"I'm lookin' for a man. A
[Jan. 6th, 2009|
10:39 am
loyal killer
I just netted the first large order since I started. It's a core requirement with a 600 student enrollment, which, if I am not mistaken, will be the largest exclusive order we've had yet. Also, I think it's our first exclusive for a core class. Interestingly enough this is pretty clearly a result of a couple emails I sent almost two months ago. Fire and forget salesman!
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[Dec. 27th, 2008|
01:46 pm
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[Dec. 20th, 2008|
10:27 am
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Here is the thing I would do to fix textbook pricing and make the market for them stop being so broken: eliminate gratuitous desk and exam copies. If professors and universities had to directly bear the price tag they'd take real action to reduce prices. Currently? Professors complain and then assign the overpriced book anyway. For many, prices never even enter consideration as a factor. There's a lot of ink spilled on publisher's practices when the real problem begins and ends with faculty.
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[Dec. 19th, 2008|
07:59 am
loyal killer
Christmas double feature:
It's a Wonderful Life
Back to the Future Part II
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[Dec. 17th, 2008|
12:35 am
loyal killer
I keep forgetting to mention I was in this movie. I play a killer. The day of the shoot I terrified a woman walking her dog in Brooklyn Heights with my fake gun. Nobody could convince her not to call the cops, least of all the cop who was there to oversee our permits. Not to spoil the surprise for you, but I get killed in it. I fell over on the pavement like five times and spent the next three days with aching ribs. I kind of wish you could see the director's previous short.
gets beaten up by a drawing of a giant samoan come to life in it.
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[Dec. 6th, 2008|
11:15 pm
loyal killer
So, I'm watching
You've Got Mail
because it's a terrible movie and I have a secret love of watching terrible movies on cable. And the thing about it that outrages me most is not its treacly cliches and its ridiculous depiction of a New York that only exists in Nora Ephron's adderall riddled brain, it's the off-hand comment by one of the characters about the annual sales of Meg Ryan's tiny independent children's book store. I am sorry, but you cannot run a three employee bookshop on the Upper West Side in Manhattan on only $350,000 a year in sales. That's goddamn ridiculous. You'd have to run that damn store by yourself. Clearly there's something wrong with my brain.
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Failed Etiquette Roll
[Nov. 19th, 2008|
07:54 am
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Yesterday, while looking for an Economics professor who puts many thousands of dollars of business through our doors, I introduced myself to the Chinese professor who shares his office. I popped out a card, gave it to her, and rolled out some version of the spiel. She took my card with both hands and carefully read it while I talked. Later, I remembered that I was supposed to present it with both hands and not like I was passing her a cigarette or something. I've become pretty interested in the kind of non-verbal signaling involved in this part of the job. Like tweed apparently works as a badge of office. If I show up in the Harris Tweed sportcoat I found for $15 at Beacon's Closet people might just say "You're here from the bookstore, right?"
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The Freshmen ft. Marty James - Contact
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As Michael "Mike Dreams" Hannah recently observed over on RefinedHype.com, the music game is looking more like high school with every passing day. Thus, it was only a matter of time before a group calling themselves The Freshmen hit the scene. Enter emcees A. Wolf and Kristo, and beatsmith THX, whose new promo single, Contact, is a heartwarming tribute to Carl Sagan, the famed astronomer/astrophysicist who penned the massive novel of the same name. OK, OK, not really – in actuality, this upbeat jam finds the trio waxing poetic about the joys of the one-night stand. Mixing a driving piano-bass groove with plenty of spacey electronic flourishes, THX crafts a beat sure to get heads nodding, and Kristo and Wolf come with propulsive flows to match. One Block Radius frontman Marty James rounds out the track's lineup, showcasing his smooth vocal stylings on the chorus. If they keep releasing records this catchy, these up-and-comers are bound to have one stellar freshman year. Keep it locked to the Booth for further broadcasts from the talented trio.
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Roma coach Claudio Ranieri has openly declared they can win the Scudetto after Inter Milan's Friday night defeat.
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"The Catania result opens a new chapter in the season and we want to be there. That defeat is a sign of destiny and it has to push us on, to make us think 'Maybe, just maybe...' We've got to reply on the field."


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What about Kangaroo Kids? It's been a few years since I was in there, but I know they used to sell gently-used kids' clothing.
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i always hear that kangaroo kids is too expensive-but i continue to find amazing deals there every time i go!
on the dollar rack i found perfect jeans for my 8 yr old girl(x3), khakis for my 6yr old girl, sweaters for a friends 4 yr old boy, swimsuits for the baby, sun dresses for all girls, boys shorts, t shirts galore, and long shirts for my girls as well.
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Jim & Jenny at Radiohead
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These two are really growing on me. I was never a huge fan of hers but she looks better than ever with Jim. Supposedly they have been dating for months but kept it secret until they both decided it was the real deal. The funny duo were seen taking in a Radiohead concert. I look forward to watching where this one goes. She said:
"I'm so brutally honest and tell people everything about my personal life it's really hard not to. I'm turning over a new leaf, because I'm with someone who is very high profile ... he is an amazing person and that's all I have to say."
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TruJrzyGirl 8 years
This is the ODDEST couple I ever did see- Beauty and the freak. I hear he is quite the looney bird.
phoenix143 8 years
Very cute.
Trixie6 8 years
They're cute. I hope they last.
paris_rosenberg 8 years
CHeck her out in the movie Dirty Love. Its on Showtime on Demand right now. Hillarious! Fierce! Whole new appreciation for her!
RustyAngel73 8 years
She's looking good, but I agree he needs a haircut lol
Jinx 8 years
Jim and Jenny: I'll wait for this to explode, lol. Dating for months, and no one saw them anywhere? For loud, sometimes obnoxious people, they hide well. Keith and Nicole: I don't understand what either would have to gain from a contractual marriage?
cali4nagirl 8 years
DWG, I'm with you the guy needs a haircut.
PrincessPixie 8 years
LOL DWG! I love radiohead - never picked them as fans..... wonder if they realise the seduction value of 'ok computer' - ick!
thedrywallgirl 8 years
Love them as a couple but OH GOD, his hair just bothers me!! Jim Carey's hair: "Hey DWG, can I get a haircut over here!" Drywallgirl: "Dude, leave me alone already!!"
sjpwannabe 8 years
i think they're cute. i never got the guy that jenny married--he was not good lookin' at all.
mle983 8 years
i like 'em. they're both quirky so it works. although she seems really different from the girls he's dated in the past.
Lea-Anne 8 years
haha...sounds like we need a Jim & Jen newly coupled show. I would watch!
jennifer76 8 years
Yes, Lea-Anne. And, I can't figure out if that means they're MEANT for eachother or will just drive each other crazy. :)
Reeree 8 years
She sure does look good. It's not that hard with the way Jim has been looking lately. I've always been a fan of Jim's, but I really REALLY am not digging this new scruffy long haired look of his at all. It ages him too much. But together as a couple, I think it's fantastic!
Lea-Anne 8 years
couldn't agree with you more jennifer76
jennifer76 8 years
ephemeral - She's the hot, female equivalent of Jim Carrey - super silly, kinda gross, pretty funny.
ephemeral 8 years
I barely know anything about the girl. She's not publicised over here. All i know is she is blonde with a big rack and likes hanging out topless on balconies every now and then. I'd like to see everyone with either too much or no botox. Either way, it'd be entertaining, yeah?
My-Opinion 8 years
I so like Jim Carrey better than her., she 'overstupids' it sometimes., but they may just be a match made in heaven....oh wait, that's right it's hollywood*
kidcrazy2 8 years
Mmmmmmmmm, but do we want to see the real her? At least Nic is free of the crazy one. What has he done to Katie? Where is she now? I still say he's got her popping vitamins and running the treadmill so she'll fit in a size 0 wedding dress.
JK-Boogie 8 years
I hope part of the contract is that she has to have a baby because it will loosen the ice princess up a bit. Also she will have to lay off the botox and we can see the real her.
JK-Boogie 8 years
Wooohooo....Sings..."You are not alone...I am here with you.."
FB1977 8 years
Hmm Jk good point... I also don't believe the Nicole and Keith hype...
JK-Boogie 8 years
KidCrazy...I dream of information like that it never did with Tom so is unlikely in this situation...*goes back to dreaming*
kidcrazy2 8 years
JK...I'm with you on the Nic/Keith contractual marriage. I can't wait to hear the stuff that comes out of this set-up.
lickety-split 8 years
I like her top. Together they are growing on me. How long since he's been with ANYONE, the guy must be ready for a relationship.


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By Robert Stanton | October 10, 2012 | Updated: October 11, 2012 11:51am
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Robert Emerson Robinson, 28, is charged with felony sexual assault of a child.
A jailer at the Harris County Juvenile Justice Center in downtown Houston is accused of coercing a girl into sex by offering her candy, according to the Harris County District Attorney's Office.
Robert Emerson Robinson, 28, is charged with felony sexual assault of a child, court records show. He was released from custody at the Harris County Jail after posting $30,000 bond, court records show.
Robinson was working as a jailer at the center at 1200 Congress when he entered the cell of a 15-year-old detainee on May 23 and sexually assaulted her, according to a criminal complaint filed Wednesday in the case.
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Often we talk about our human duty to give through political activism, campaigning for the environment, donating to charity, championing one cause or another with blood, sweat and tears. No doubt, most of these projects are worthy.
However, it is easy to get lost in the sheer magnitude of most global ventures. I sometime ask, "Is my money really helping?" "Did my time actually affect any type of change?" I would guess that I'm not alone. Often charity goals are so big that they are out of sight or can't be realized in one lifetime. Activists often burn-out when there are no signs of progress. Donors stop giving and move on, putting their funds in new projects.
I believe that humans do want to help. However, there must be a return on investment; some emotional pay-off. That sounds awful but its true. We want to know that we are helping. We want that warm and fuzzy feeling that you get when you "do good." That's a psychological return on the investment. It feeds hope, lightens the spirit and gives us the incentive to continue the volunteer work. If the payoff never happens, the hope for change can die and most people will move on.
While I was in Target, an older man, in his seventies, was preparing for his work shift. He saw me waiting at the Starbucks counter. He stopped stacking boxes to ask if I needed assistance. When I told him that I was just waiting on the barista, he went to find her. At the end of my shopping trip, I saw this man again. He was smiling and pushing buggies around. When he saw that I had a lot of bags, he came over and took my buggy. Because of his small gesture, I didn't have to walk clear across the store to my car with loads of heavy bags.
After telling him "Thank You," I began to think about small gestures. This stranger made my life easier. He had a positive impact on my life. Was his act of charity any less impactful than my donation to the Red Cross; than my writing of press releases to defend religious freedom?
Small gestures can mean a whole lot in someone's life. They can lead to big change; if not in a global way, in a personal way – both for the giver and the recipient. When you perform a small gesture, whether it be a hug or hand, you have the immediate gratification of knowing that your spirit touched another. You make an immediate difference in a life. And, who knows? Maybe a compliment can give someone the courage to apply for new job, embark on a trip or just make it through a really tough day. That's impactful on both ends.
The result of small gesture can be as big or bigger than any act of charity. Last Thanksgiving, I participated in a Church-funded food bank. We passed out hot meals, in truck loads, to depressed communities in South Carolina. The overall operation was quite big. But the gesture of handing a tray of piping-hot food was small. As I handed the food trays out and said "Happy Thanksgiving," I could feel positive energy weaving through space. This small gesture was big for each family; affecting just that day or maybe their lives.
Small gestures provide the warm fuzzy feeling that only comes when you know that your work and your human spirit of love has really touched another; has really made a difference. Big time activism is good but not always feasible or long-lasting. We can lose the hope and miss the fuzzy feeling.
Therefore, it is important to emphasize the small gestures, the daily acts of kindness. Do one, two or three everyday. It will feed your soul and ground your energy. Plus, if we all did that as part of practice, we might raise the positive vibrational level of the entire planet – and that's really big.
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GUELPH — The manager of Guelph Transit made a public apology Monday to the service's passengers for lacklustre service since new routes were implemented early this year.
"We'd … like to express our apologies to our riders for the inconvenience they've faced over the past year," Michael Anders told the operations, transit and emergency services committee.
Anders asked those riders to continue to support the service as it tries to work out some of its problems.
Committee members endorsed a new service model which, if approved by councillors next Monday, will see Guelph Transit return to a 20-minute morning and afternoon peak service.
Anders said that with a "hub and spoke system" such as Guelph's, "on-time connections are required to achieve seamless service."
Anders said Guelph Transit has made some route changes since the Transit Growth Strategy — which included an overhaul of the service's routes — was implemented in January, but have continued to receive negative feedback from the public.
The city hired consultants, who spent the last two weeks of September speaking to riders and monitoring bus traffic at the downtown and University Centre hubs. That revealed 15 per cent of trips were late and up to 25 per cent of connections missed.
"That was a bit of an eye-opener for us," Anders admitted. "We are not meeting the community's expectations."
Staff are recommending the shift from 15-minute to 20-minute service during the peak times of 8:15 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. This should give riders more time to make connections and mitigate the impact of unanticipated factors such as construction or unusually heavy traffic.
Derek McCaughan, executive director of operations and transit, conceded some riders might not like the switch to 20-minute service, "but the focus is on the transfers.
"We believe this is the right recommendation at the right time to get transit working for all our customers, not some," McCaughan said.
Andy Cleary, a transit operator and president of the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1189, said his membership is in favour of the proposed switch to address ongoing issues.
"As a front-line worker, I can tell you we've been taking it on the chin," Cleary said.
Transit customer Randy Pepper told the committee he has been riding the bus for 30 years "and it's the worst it's ever been."
Pepper told the committee he must leave his home in the area of Paisley Road and Silvercreek Parkway at 11 a.m. to ensure he gets to work at Stone Road Mall by 1 p.m. "and it's a seven-minute drive."
"Did no one ever use the bus on these committees?" he asked. "I'm trying to figure that out."
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Anders said moving to 20-minute service means only three buses per hour on the busiest peak-time routes, so a fourth bus would likely have to be added to provide the same number of available seats.
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The UK's digital inclusion champion discussed her early experiences of the internet, her time at Lastminute.com, and her vision for a digital future, in conversation with Rory Cellan-Jones, the BBC's technology correspondent.
The event was held at the East London offices of digital agency LBi.
On the subject of her work for the Race Online 2012 initiative, she said individuals who were not on the internet were at a "massive" social disadvantage.
She said: "As the Government and companies are increasingly wanting to do things online, it should be a national concern for those who are not online."
She said big advertisers were focusing too heavily on promoting the low price of technology, without thinking about members of society who did not know how to use it.
After an introduction to the event by Zoe Osmond, chief executive of Nabs, the charitable organisation offering advice and support to those working in advertising, Martha Lane Fox was introduced by Thinkbox's chief executive, Tess Alps.
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I have a propersition for all ranked players in HA which is designed to help both ranked and unranked players in the long run and to improve the guildwars PvP community. here we go then.
next time you make a group let in 1 unranked player into your group and let him/her play. If they don't have the build you want or aren't that good then let them go (AKA kick them) but before you do that, wisper them telling them what you're about to do and give a valid reason (NOT SAYING "because you're a noob") and give them a piece of advice on how to improve their playstyle or build in order that they can learn. then its up to them to choose to take your advice and improve or not.
now before you all start flaming me saying "why should we waste our time training noobs", just think about what this could do for you. HA is becoming like JQ: empty all the time. I don't want that and I'm sure most of you don't want that either. many people (including me) say that players are leaving because of the unfriendly PvP community and the discrimination of ranks.
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hey, so heres some of my latest drawings on photoshop (and painter), i'm still fairly new to illustration (i have a contemporary art background) , so any tips and tricks are welcome thanks ( lets hope this time the pics will show!
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Welcome to the forums! You might want to consider starting a sketchbook thread if you haven't already!
Here's a link to the sketchbooks folder: http://conceptart.org/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=41
It's more of a "everything book" than a sketchbook really
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hey thanks !! hahaha yeah im really having trouble with posting these pics go figure... ill start a sketchbook soon on the treads thanks for the info.
March 8th, 2011 #4
anyone has a clue why the pics arent showing up though? .... i uploaded them twice from a free image hosting website and both time didnt work... hmm
March 8th, 2011 #5
Use "manage attachments" under "go advanced" to attach your images.
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omg thank god for your help... really! ( i'm usually not that dumb i swear...! hahah)
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Er, try not to use that much black, especially for shading.
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March 9th, 2011 #8
Best thing to do now is ditch Photoshop and practice structural drawing with a pencil. Intuitive drawing at this level is promising, but if you manage to back it up with solid knowledge of the basics, it will open a whole new world of possibilities to you.
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March 9th, 2011 #9
lookin' good, i love it.
March 9th, 2011 #10
thanks guys, arenhaus you're right , although I had plenty of drawing courses when i was doing my art degree , I still feel like I lack some basics especially in the architectural department...
March 9th, 2011 #11
Content of courses tends to depend on the college... not all of them focus on structural drawing, to put it mildly.
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March 9th, 2011 #12
true. in fact in my drawing courses our teacher were telling us to stay as far away from illustration as we could... doing illustration = bad... kind of generated a frustration with me , hence i started developing two totally opposite practices! one that fitted what my university wanted me to be and one that was the total opposite( illustration)...
just to give you an idea, those two picture is my «latest work of art»
here you have it my personal minute of self pity hahaha!
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DATE & TIME: Thursday, February 27, 8:30 p.m. (ET)
FACTS & STATS: Site: TD Bank Sports Center (3,750) -- Hamden, Connecticut. Television: ESPN3.com. Home Record: Siena 9-4, QU 10-2. Away Record: Siena 4-9, QU 8-6. Neutral Record: Siena 0-3, QU 1-0. Conference Record: Siena 9-9, QU 14-4. Series Record: Siena leads, 2-1.
GAME NOTES: The Siena Saints travel to Connecticut to take on the Quinnipiac Bobcats in Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference action at the TD Bank Sports Center.
Siena comes into this game on a two-game win streak, including a 69-60 decision over Rider on the road last Sunday. The Saints are tied with the Broncs for fifth place in the MAAC standings.
The second-place Bobcats have won their last seven games, most recently beating Niagara last Saturday on the road, 90-88.
These two teams have met just three times prior to this game, with the Saints owning a 2-1 series edge. Quinnipiac won the previous meeting this season, a 103-95 overtime thriller on Feb. 1 at Siena. This will be the Saints' first trip to Hamden.
Lavon Long scored 16 points and pulled down nine rebounds as the Saints downed Rider. Marquis Wright and Maurice White also scored in double figures for Siena in the win, as they tallied 14 and 10 points, respectively, while Brett Bisping pitched in with eight points, 11 rebounds and four blocked shots.
Putting up 70.0 ppg, the Saints have a handful of performers who can be counted on for significant scoring efforts, led by Poole with his 15.0 ppg, and followed by Bisping who has used his 53.6 percent accuracy from the floor to come away with 9.9 ppg. As a team, the Saints are scoring an even 70 ppg, but giving up 72.3 ppg.
Umar Shannon knocked down the game-winning 3-pointer in the final moments, as the Quinnipiac Bobcats pulled out a thriller against the Niagara Purple Eagles. Shannon finished the afternoon shooting a woeful 3-of-16 from the field and 2-of-9 behind the 3-point line, but he came up big when it counted for the Bobcats. Ousmane Drame put together a massive double-double with 26 points and 18 rebounds, converting all but two of his 12 field goal attempts, while Ike Azotam had a double-double of his own with 26 points and 13 boards. Evan Conti tacked on 15 points and five assists for the Bobcats.
Azotam is averaging 16.9 ppg and 10.7 rpg for the high-scoring Bobcats, who have four players in double figures and score 79.8 ppg, second-best in the MAAC. Zaid Hearst (15.6), Shannon (14.7) and Drame (13.7) round out the double-figure scores for Quinnipiac. Drame adds 10.4 rpg as well, as the Bobcats are the top rebounding team in the conference (46.2 rpg).
The Bobcats have a balanced scoring attack and have been rolling of late. Although the Saints are battling to try and move up in the MAAC standings, they don't have the weapons to match the Bobcats.
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The simple explanation for why Cathedral Catholic left-hander Brady Aiken isn't with the Houston Astros is this:
The Astros and Aiken, the No. 1 overall pick in June's Major League Baseball draft, couldn't agree on a signing bonus. The Astros made a last-minute offer of $5 million while Aiken wanted the originally agreed upon $6.5 million.
Of course, this is a huge oversimplification – and one that doesn't do Aiken justice.
The more complicated – and more accurate – explanation is this:
Three years ago MLB negotiated a draft bonus slotting system with the player's union. It included a bonus pool for each team, with big penalties for teams that exceed their limits.
It's worked well for the ballclubs. They have stayed within their draft budgets, and they receive a compensating pick when they can't come to terms with their top draft choice.
But it's terrible for the players, especially high picks who have seen bonuses diminish and have been robbed of leverage in negotiations.
Aiken is exhibit A.
When Houston's offers were less than what he believed he deserved — the sides were at odds over an MRI report that indicated an elbow ligament abnormality — Aiken had only two choices: take the offer or go to college and most certainly lose money in the process. He turned down the offer and now has to decide if he will go to junior college for a year or attend UCLA, which would preclude him from being drafted again until 2017.
The Astros, on the other hand, lose much less. The rules state that (with some restrictions) if a team can't sign its first-round pick it is compensated the next year with a pick just one spot lower.
So with very little pressure to strike a deal, the Astros kept their offers low. As a punishment, Houston will have to settle for the No. 2 overall pick in next year's draft. And because they again have one of the worst records in baseball, the Astros could potentially be picking first and second next year.
On Friday, the Major League Baseball Players Association filed a grievance against the Astros on behalf of Aiken, claiming that Houston didn't deal fairly with him and two other players and tried to manipulate their signings.
For those close to the game, the grievance is no surprise as the current draft slotting system clearly still has problems.
"It should be a system that is based on ability, not budgets and teams' inclination," said John Boggs, a longtime local players agent. "This creates all the skullduggery in the world, with things contingent on X, Y and Z.
"There's too many moving parts. It's a calamity."
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MLB never intended for this to happen.
It never intended to have the first pick in this year's draft go unsigned.
It never intended to have signing some picks dependent on the signing of others.
It never intended for a minimum qualifying offer to be so low that it would make a team go in one direction and the drafted player in another.


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CHICAGO – The biggest problem with the Angels bullpen lately is the Angels starting pitchers.
"There's no doubt, this gets back really to our starting pitchers," Manager Mike Scioscia said of his relievers, who had taken the loss in three consecutive games before Saturday, allowing 15 runs over 8 2/3 innings.
"If you look at our last 20-some starts I think we're only averaging maybe 17 outs. That's a big difference from the projection of what these guys were doing earlier when they were routinely getting 21, 22 outs — definitely past 18, 19 outs routinely.
"The difference between 17 outs and 20 outs does not sound like a lot. But it is a lot when it's happening on an every-day basis.
"So if we get our starting pitching reset and start getting length from our starting pitching again, I think the bullpen will be reset and we'll be fine."
In the first 75 games of the season, through June 27, the Angels' starting pitchers had a 3.49 ERA, were averaging 6 1/3 innings per start and had retired at least one batter in the seventh inning 41 times in those starts (55 percent of the time).
In their 33 games through Saturday, Angels starters had a 5.53 ERA, were averaging 17 outs per start and had retired at least one batter in the seventh inning just 12 times (36 percent).
The downturn has left an increasingly thin bullpen exposed recently. With both Scott Downs and Jordan Walden on the disabled list, Scioscia has Kevin Jepsen and Jason Isringhausen leading to closer Ernesto Frieri. But in those middle innings of games when the Angels are tied or trying to stay close enough to mount a comeback, Scioscia has been turning to Hisanori Takahashi, David Carpenter, LaTroy Hawkins and, only a couple times, long man Jerome Williams. Only Hawkins in that group has been consistently dependable - and he blew a save Saturday.
"We need our guy back. We need Downsy," Hawkins said. "I'm replaceable. I'm right-handed. We're all replaceable. But a left-hander who does what he does? He's not replaceable."
Downs will not be back from his shoulder strain any time soon. He is scheduled to start a throwing program on Monday.
"I think you're looking at the lack of length from our starters has made us stretch a group that is talented but is a little bit thin a little more," Scioscia said. "And we definitely need Downsy back. That's important.
"It'll allow us to reset once our starters get to a certain point in the game. We need that. I think on an occasional night we have enough depth to where we can shorten the game to a point where we can go get those nine or 10 outs. But our depth – if we can narrow it down to only having to get those five, six or possibly seven outs then I think you'll see it reset in a better flow for us."
Meanwhile, Angels GM Jerry Dipoto will continue to scour the waiver wire for potential help.
"I'm not ready to take a vacation," Dipoto joked after the non-waiver trade deadline passed on Tuesday. "We'll keep working and continue to look for ways to improve whether that's small moves organizationally that help to create depth at the minor-league levels – you're always looking to get better -- and you still have another month to scout major-league players. We'll continue to search all venues."


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