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INTERVIEW: Inhabitat Talks with Carl Seville, the Green Building Curmudgeon
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Inhabitat: Green rating systems really starting with a prescriptive basis, do you think that approach is still valid?
Carl Seville: You know I got into this in about 2001 so I didn't have much experience with prescriptive rating systems. I started out with Earthcraft, which was kind of a split prescriptive. They had certain minimal requirements but also required a HERS rating, so you had to hit a certain HERS score and then do a number of things so it was really more of a performance program. Earthcraft recently rolled out their latest version, which was they did a big change in 2011 which is pretty stringent and also hit a time when the market is kind of struggling, but they had to keep up to stay ahead of energy codes. It's still a good, solid program, doing very strong in multifamily. They do single family renovations, which are kind of slow right now, and they're moving into a light commercial program that they think will have a lot of traction because it's a much less expensive way to certify small, commercial building, whereas LEED tends to get really costly at that scale. So Earthcraft is there and then LEED for Homes is going through its reiteration.
Inhabitat: How is LEED for Homes changing?
Carl Seville: They rearranged it to align with the commercial program. Certain things and points are now requirements. They've added some stuff and they've made some changes that are very good. They've totally aligned it with Energy Star version 3.0, which is probably good and appropriate for LEED and simplifies some of the things that were just extras and all of the make work that really didn't serve any purpose. And I think overall it's pretty good. I think they're trying to simplify some of the administrative problems that the earlier program had, but it's going to be a big jump up although there'll be an overlap. The current version and the new version are going to both be in place for a couple of years.
Inhabitat: What do you think of more pure performance-based standards like Passive House?
Carl Seville: It's funny; I think Passive House is interesting. I know Katrin Klingenberg, Executive Director of Passive House Institute US. I like her. I think she's done some really cool stuff. I think Passive House is a little nutty. I mean I look at it and it's like, 'oh you want 14 inches of insulation?' I don't know enough about it to be really critical of it and I think she's actually doing some good stuff in terms of realizing that where it was developed in Europe was a fairly consistent climate and the US just has way too many climate zones. I think she's probably making the right changes with it and I guess she made a good move that they're going to pull any of the foams with high global warming potential out of the program.
Inhabitat: That's much more of a prescriptive thing, which was also controversial because many passive house advocates wanted a pure performance type of standard and all of a sudden these prescriptions are starting to trickle in.
Carl Seville: I think all of these program should be a combination of prescriptive and performance. I think purely performance doesn't necessarily make sense and I think purely prescriptive doesn't make sense. I think some hybrid. I think setting some base levels. As an example, I have clients that compare programs and interestingly enough, one of the options now in multifamily is Energy Star version 3.0 or Earthcraft, at least in my region in the southeast, or LEED and Earth Craft has certain minimum requirements, like for heating and air conditioning efficiencies and things like that and if you go below them, you cannot get certified. Energy Star has a very challenging energy model. LEED for Homes right now, from an energy standpoint, is one of the easiest programs. Right now LEED for Homes is basically focused on Energy Star version 2.0, whereas most other programs have pushed up to Energy Star 3.0 or at least something close to Energy Star 3.0.
Inhabitat: How do you visualize that we shift away from the current bad practices in the industry and especially the use of materials and consumption of resources in general that we do with housing?
Carl Seville: Oh, the earth is screwed. Well there's two ways to look at it. From an energy standpoint, I think code adoption and code enforcement because truthfully the 2009 energy code and we're moving to the 2012 soon is pretty damn good. I mean if you actually do everything in the code you get a pretty good house.
The other piece of it, resource efficiency, water efficiency, things like that, that's an education thing and I think we're kind of…a chunk of our country is still in the Hummer society. They want what they want and even if building higher performing homes, greener homes, doesn't require sacrifice, if people perceive it to require sacrifice, they're going to…look where we are politically. We're just totally polarized and the right is just off their rocker in one direction and the far left, which there is very little of, they're a little bit off their rocker in the other direction.
Libertarians and right-wingers aren't willing to sacrifice much of anything and the Democrats and the liberals are so moderate right now. I grew up with the left wing was pretty liberal, was pretty radical and it swung way to the right. So the lefts are the moderates now and they're getting better but they're somewhat afraid of their own shadow and they're not going to start complaining and demanding things of conservatives and libertarians for a while.
Inhabitat: So we have to market ourselves out of this?
Carl Seville: Exactly, we have to convince people that it's the right thing to do, that they will get benefits, convince people of the benefits of doing these things.
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These dolls are used at Anne Arundel Medical Center to demonstrate to a child an upcoming medical procedure the child will undergo.
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So unless you've been living under a rock in a cave on the moon of late, you may have heard that the Ultimate Universe's Peter Parker died in Ultimate Spider-Man #160. Furthermore, a new Spider-Man will be making his debut in Ultimate Fallout #4 next week and taking Parker's place in the all new ongoing Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man #1 this September. Whenever speculation abounds, Comic Booked is never far behind – so it's time for us to open our books and give you our take on the odds on who will be donning the webbed spandex. Place your bets! (For legal reasons it should be made clear that we're not actually taking bets. Not after we got cleaned out last time*)
1. Kong
One of our favourite additions to the Ultimate Spider-Man mythos, once-bully Kenny McFarlane (or Clifford Harlan depending what Ultimate books you've actually read) pieced together Peter Parker's secret identity over the course of the title's first volume. Given that he was known for idolizing Spider-Man, even going so far as to snag a role in the in-universe Spider-Man movie, would he be inspired enough to pull on the webs and take up the mantle? No. Look at the size of him compared to the new Ultimate Spider-Man. Just no. Odds: 50/1
2. Ultimate Miguel O'Hara
The Spider-Man of the future! Here's a character begging to be ultimized! Marvel Universe of 2099 represent, amirite? No? Okay. Odds: 100/1
3. Geldoff
The first original villain of the Ultimate universe was created by Bendis and Bagley back in Ultimate Spider-Man #40, and swiftly failed to set the world alight, despite his amazing vaguely-defined pyro-kinetic-explodo powers. Could the fall of Spidey be the chance for Geldoff to rise, and redeem himself? Let's hope not. Geldoff was last seen being taken in by the X-Men, and is probably the one Ultimate Marvel Universe character we wouldn't have minded getting washed away in Ultimatum. If that didn't happen, fingers crossed he got hunted down when the anti-mutant laws came to force. Odds: we don't even want to think about it.
4. Ben Reilly
Curt Connors' lab assistant played a part in the creation of Ultimate Carnage, so he's certainly got something to atone for. Writer Brian Michael Bendis has said that the new Ultimate Spidey is inspired by Peter Parker's death – will Ben Reilly be compelled to become a hero to make up for the monster he helped create? And more importantly, will the replacement for Peter Parker in the all-new, all-different, original-idea packed Ultimate Marvel universe really just be a character called Ben Reilly? It's kind of been done before. Odds: 5/1
5. Some character that's never appeared in the book before and just shows up and we're supposed to accept that they're Spider-Man now like nothing ever happened why, Bendis, why?!?
Odds: 12/1.
Who knows for sure? I guess we'll just have to wait and find out through USA Today the day before the book comes out like everyone else. Who do you think will be swinging come next week? Sound off in the comments below!
Ultimate Fallout #4 hits stands Wednesday comic, August 3rd.
*For legal reasons it should be made clear that this never happened. WE TOTALLY RAKED IT IN.**
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Assemblage, or sculptural construction utilizing found or mixed materials, was one of the most radical genres invented by the early 20th Century Avant-Gardes. It became a staple of the output of such figures as Marcel Duchamp, Dada's Raoul Haussman, the Constructivist Vladmir Tatlin, and the American Surrealist Joseph Cornell, and it appeared in post-war Pop Art courtesy of Robert Rauchenberg and Jasper Johns.
One the earliest and most powerful examples of what the assemblage can accomplish is Umberto Boccioni's Dynamism of a Speeding Horse + Houses (1915), now part of the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice. A rough, hodgepodge relief in cardboard, wood, paint, paper and metals, its apparent primitivism belies the sophistication of its abstraction. A step ahead of Braque and Picasso even, it threw open the pictoral plane to forge a plastic intermingling of figure, time and landscape (in pursuit of the continuity of matter and subject through speed, a Futurist obsession.)
Due especially to the philosophical discoveries of Gilles Deleuze, the assemblage came to be used in postmodern thought as a metaphor for the complex, entagled institutions of the contemporary world. The idea was that the constituent parts of nations, cities, ecosystems etc. worked together as temporary, discontinuous "machines," but could be always severed and regrafted (reassembled) in new formations.
It's evident that the assemblage still fascinates, and lively artistic production in the field continues. Currently the Charles Taylor Arts Center in Hampton, Virginia is showcasing eye-catching, conceptually rich pieces made by natives of the state. Nancy B. Richard for instance, who often fuses hi and low-tech in her work, employs materials such as paintbrushes, old wooden shoes, glass bottles, yarn and poetic text in "Positive Aspects of Negative." The form that emerges from the chaotic juxtapositions is that of a cart and horse: perhaps harkening back to that venerable patriarch of the assemblage technique.


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Shayne Lamas and Nik Richie earned their reputation as "the impulsive couple" on Couples Therapy because of their whirlwind wedding, which took place eight hours after they met in Las Vegas. Now that you've gotten to know them on VH1 though, you might be wondering where you've seen these two before, and we've got some answers.
Shayne has had an illustrious career on her own, but it's no secret that she hails from Hollywood royalty. Her grandfather is Argentine actor Fernando Lamas and her father is the still-super-sexy actor Lorenzo Lamas. Shayne appeared with her dad on his reality show Leave It To Lamas, which aired on E! in 2009, and prior to that, she was a regular on General Hospital. But it may be her stint on The Bachelor that she's most famous for. Shayne won the twelfth season of the series in 2008 and was briefly engaged to Matt Grant as a result, though the relationship ended after a few short months. She married Nik in 2010. Nik is best known for the website TheDirty.com, which he describes as the world's first ever reality blog all about gossip and satire. Richie has a devoted following and millions of readers. Below, we have a gallery of some of their cutest moments from the past two years, as well as some bonus shots of Shayne with her family through the years.
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Yes, he was once a gang leader, but that was seven years ago, before he was shipped to a prison in New Mexico because of gang affiliations and his involvement in a prison disturbance. There's no denying his past violence. He's already served time for murder. Now he's in for attempted murder. Like so many others doing hard time, he says he has changed. He promises he'll be good from now on and notes that he lived among other inmates in New Mexico without any trouble except for the time he tested positive for marijuana, then got caught with a pot pipe. He says he hasn't committed an infraction since 1998, when he got to Tamms Correctional Center, the toughest prison in Illinois.
"We are," he says, "in a hell of a situation."
Due for release in 2015, Freeman spends 23 hours a day in a 10-by-12-foot cell with a concrete bed, a steel toilet-and-sink unit and a tiny window he can't see out of unless he stands on his bed. Even then, he can only see the sky -- inmates say the glass and walls are so thick they can see lightning but never hear thunder. He has virtually no contact with other human beings, although he can talk to -- but can't see -- inmates in adjoining cells. An intercom lets guards eavesdrop and talk to him without actually coming to his door, which is made of steel perforated with half-inch holes. He is not allowed to use a telephone -- though rules allow emergency calls, he didn't get clearance in time to talk to his mother before she died of cancer last June. Guards deliver his meals. Once a day, an unseen guard presses a button, his door opens and Freeman walks alone to a concrete enclosure measuring 10 by 30 feet. There is no basketball hoop, no exercise equipment of any kind, just room to pace for an hour until it's time to go back to his cell. Five times a week, he is allowed a 20-minute shower. He can have either a television or a radio (but not both) equipped with an earjack so other inmates can't hear it. He was cuffed, shackled and strip-searched before this visit, and he will be cuffed, shackled and strip-searched again before he returns to his cell, escorted by two guards. That's standard procedure whenever an inmate leaves his cell for any reason other than a shower or yard time.
This is as good as it gets at Tamms, the only "supermax" prison in the bistate region and part of a national trend toward high-tech human warehouses that specialize in long-term solitary confinement. Some inmates get just one shower a week, two hours of yard time and no radio, television or commissary privileges -- even keeping food or too many Christmas cards in their cells is against the rules. These restrictions can last indefinitely. Freeman, by virtue of good behavior, has earned his showers, his TV and the right to spend $30 a month for toiletries, candy bars and other items from the commissary. Visits are rare because Tamms is located across the Mississippi River from Cape Girardeau, in the most remote part of the state. Freeman's relatives, for instance, must travel more than 300 miles for a two-hour visit. Many prisoners say they've told their friends and relatives to stay home. They don't want their loved ones to see them like this.
Freeman is at Tamms not for what he's done but for who he is: an admitted gang leader. He won't be sent to a less restrictive prison unless he can convince prison officials he is no longer affiliated with gangs. And in prison, it's tough to prove a negative.
After 90 minutes, a guard taps on the visiting-room door. It's time to go. "Will you come again?" he begs someone he's never met before, a journalist who had to sign in as a "friend." This is what living in a space the size of a bathroom for 16 months will do to a man.
Tamms is filled with stories of inmates driven mad by prolonged solitary confinement. Some have cut themselves, some have eaten pieces of mirrors, some have smeared themselves with feces, some have attempted suicide. One inmate slashed his arm open and ate pieces of his own flesh. They don't get a lot of sympathy. When an inmate tried to hang himself with a bedsheet, prison officials found him guilty of destroying state property and made him pay for the sheet -- just another case of malingering in the eyes of the Illinois Department of Corrections. The staff uses psychotropic drugs ranging from Prozac to Thorazine to control mental disorders, according to attorneys with access to medical records. In some cases, inmates deemed a risk to themselves or others are stripped naked and restrained in bare cells.
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After a thorough sweep of the building and grounds at Austin Tracy Elementary School by the Barren County Sheriff's Department and school officials, an "all clear" has been given. Students will return from their safe location back to school and normal activities will resume. A non-specific threatening message was discovered on a restroom wall. As a precautionary procedure, law enforcement and school officials investigated to ensure the safety of all students and staff.
Superintendent Bo Matthews would like to thank the Barren County Sheriff's Department and Officer B. J. Eaton for taking the lead on searching the building. He also commends Austin Tracy Principal Brian Clifford on his quick response in notifying district administrators of the potential threat. "The safety of the staff and students of all Barren County Schools remains our number one priority and the cooperation of this community helps us make that happen. "
At approximately 9:50 a.m. this morning we received notification from Principal Brian Clifford at Austin Tracy Elementary School that a non-specific threat was found. Austin Tracy students have been evacuated to a safe location while the Barren County Sheriff's department and school administrators do a complete sweep of the building. Once an all clear is given, activities will resume as normal.


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My friend's bay 148 pony Teddy has a habit of yanking his head up when he is ridden. We've had the dentist out, chiropractor (Equine) and the vet to help diagnose this. They could not define the problem's origin. Teddy does not have any optical disease causing him to see dots in the sun; this has been checked. My friend blames it on 'the sweat and the flies' but this is a misdiagnosis. I began riding him today as my friend is on holidays, and give him a good sharp slap with the whip each time he does this. He uses a rubber happy mouth bit and all tack fits perfectly. Any suggestions on how he began this habit? My friend is not firm with him and has let him do this for two years; that is a contributing factor.


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For many people attempting to "eat around the world" this Mexico Pavilion eatery is the first quick stop. Though not a full service restaurant like La Hacienda de San Angel which which it shares space, the staples of American Mexican food (burritos, tacos, nachos) are available. For anybody drinking around the world, beer and margaritas are also at hand.
Tacos de Carne - Grilled beef tacos served on fresh handmade corn tortillas with pico de gallo, lime, and corn tortilla chips. $11.95
Empanadas de Queso - Fried fresh corn masa (dough) filled with Chihuahua cheese, topped with fresh green sauce, served with corn tortilla chips. $10.50
Tacos de Pollo - Grilled chicken served on fresh handmade corn tortillas with pico de gallo, lime, and corn tortillas chips. $10.95
Nachos - Corn tortilla chips topped with ground beef, nacho cheese, fresh tomatoes, jalapeños, black beans, and sour cream. $9.95
Guacamole con Totopos - Corn toertilla chips accompanied by our homemade guacamole. $7.25
Meals are served with a choice of 1% milk, chocolate milk, soda, or small bottled water
Cheese Empanada - Served with tortilla chips and fruit. $6.99
Chicken Tenders - Served with tortilla chips and fruit. $6.99
Churros con Cajeta - Churro with milk caramel. $3.95
Paletas - Traditional fruit popcicles. Available in cantaloupe, chili mango, lemon or coconut. $3.95
Dasani Bottled Water - $2.50
Agua de Horchata - Rice, cinnamon, vanilla, and almond, non-alcoholic beverage. $3.99
Jarritos - Traditional Mexican soda. Pineapple, mango, or fruit punch. $3.50
Sidral - Mexican Apple soda. $3.50
Soda - Coca Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite, Coke Zero, Caffeine Free Diet Coke, Hi-C Orange. $2.50
Hot Cocoa - $2.19
Coffee - $2.19
Dos Equis - Lager draft beer. $7.50
Margaritas - Lime, passion fruit, and wildberry. $8.99; Top shelf pomegranate liqueur floater $1.25
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Our countdown of the 25 most important college players in Texas continues.
Dave Campbell's Texas Football is introducing the Lone Star 25, a countdown of the 25 most important Texas college football players in 2014. Keep in mind: this is not necessarily a ranking of the top 25 best college football players in Texas, but rather the 25 players whose performance will most impact the college football scene in Texas in 2014.
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10. QB Matt Joeckel, TCU
TCU fans don't need us to tell them how bad the Frogs' offense was last year. There were any number of reasons that TCU struggled to move the ball last season, but perhaps the most telling stat is the yards-per-attempt number: 6.5. That's tied with Idaho for 95th in the nation. Enter Joeckel, the A&M transfer who looks like the presumptive starter for the Frogs. If he and new co-offensive coordinators Doug Meacam and Sonny Cumbie can get on the same page quickly, they'll be able to immediately stretch the field farther than they did all last season, which will open up the entire offense. Put another way: if Joeckel plays like we think he can, the TCU offense will be unrecognizable from last year, and that's good news for the purple faithful.
9. OL Dominic Espinosa, Texas
Texas' lack of experience along the offensive line is downright frightening. If this group doesn't gel quickly, things could get ugly in Austin — fast. And you can forget about David Ash staying healthy the entire season. So it's easy to see why Espinosa checks in at No. 9 our list. Espinosa is entering his fourth year as a starter, and his leadership and play from his center position will be instrumental in how well the Longhorns' offense functions. It's also imperative for Espinosa to help groom guys like Rami Hammad and Darius James on the interior of the line.
8. QB Davis Webb, Texas Tech
When Kliff Kingsbury was hired as the Red Raiders' head coach, all eyes immediately — and understandably — went to the shuffling quarterback position. After a year in which three different guys saw some time under center, the Prosper product Webb has won the job, both by outperforming his competition (he led all freshmen in passing) and default (Baker Mayfield and Michael Brewer transferred). You know the drill here: Kingsbury's offense is only as good as the guy triggering it, so Webb will go a long way toward determining how Kingsbury's sophomore season goes.
7. S Floyd Raven, Texas A&M
New secondary coach Terry Joseph takes over a group that was absolutely torched last season. The Aggies gave up 32.2 points per game and fell to Alabama and Auburn despite scoring more than 40 points in each game. A large portion of the blame can be put on the defensive backs, specifically the safeties— a position group that must make big strides this offseason. Raven could be an X-factor this year after a tumultuous 2013 campaign that saw him get arrested and miss most of the year with injuries. Raven showed flashes of potential as a sophomore and could give this secondary the boost it so desperately seeks.
6. QB Matt Davis, SMU
Say this about SMU coach June Jones: he has a knack for turning cast-off QBs into stars. Look what he did for Garrett Gilbert last season after his career cratered at Texas — Gilbert finished second in the nation in total offense for the Ponies last season. Is Matt Davis the next to soak in that Hilltop magic? The A&M transfer apparently saw the writing on the wall that he wasn't going to win the job in College Station, so he moves to SMU with an opportunity to start right away. Considering the roster situation, he should be the starter; can he follow in Gilbert's footsteps and dazzle with a change of scenery? If he does, the Ponies will be bowing again.
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While October was warmer than normal in New Jersey [1], it was cooler than usual in the lower 48 states [2], according to federal officials.
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Who doesn't want a longer penis? Whether they have a small penis, an average or a penis wrought with erectile dysfunction, most men are always out for ways to get a bigger size and to perform in the bedroom. They have a lot of options to choose from from male supplements to topical creams and gels and to manual penis extenders.
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2. Fear Factory
Look at that barcode next to that human spine, eh? Very "balding dude with nappy long hair standing around by the mall water-fountain" style of art, right? Anyway, Fear Factory began as a fairly accessible metal band that provided a gateway for young struggling metalheads to get into more aggressive forms of music. With origins firmly planted in industrial and death-metal music, the Los Angeles quartet made a name for itself through the punishing record Demanufacture, an album that could be credited for starting the whole "I'm gonna yell during the verses and sing through the choruses" thing that still remains a defining characteristic in bad radio metal today. Regardless, the album still crookedly props itself up a little higher than the rest in the realm of the despised nu-metal genre.
On a personal note, I have a friend who once got fired from his job at a pizza restaurant for making fun of Fear Factory when the members came in to eat. I also once texted the singer over and over again, insisting I was Wes Borland from Limp Bizkit.
1. Tool
Tool is a nu-metal band.
I saw Tool once, but I spent the entire show smoking some homemade hash which was scraped from a pan lined with the cancer-associated substance known as Teflon. I got sick and was the only person sitting down in the entire arena. It was the most nu-metal thing I have ever done, and it serves as proof that Tool is a nu-metal band.
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- Tool's singer also makes wine, which is a beverage that Marilyn Manson drinks. Marilyn Manson has toured with a lot of nu-metal bands.
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The Brandy Awards are to honor the faculty, administrator and staff of the year and were chosen by SWOSU students who voted during the recent SGA elections. All three winners received a traveling Brandy Award.
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The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo was a B-movie that played like a 2.5-hour episode of Law and Order: Special Victims Unit (not even peak seasons 3-7). It was elevated to something considered high art because it had subtitles and had a somewhat more overt sexuality than most American cinema. We are so starved for interesting female characters that we elevated Lisbeth Salander to some kind of fem-super hero/empowerment figure purely because she was a little more interesting and had more back story than the stock female love interest. To paraphrase Aaron Sorkin, we are so thirsty for water than we'll drink the sand. Take away the overt sexual content, and The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo remains a perfectly entertaining, if overlong and plodding, diversion for an evening rental, the kind of thing that Paramount used to toss out with regularity in the mid-to-late 1990s. So what does it mean that David Fincher has cast Rooney Mara to portray the iconic character in the American remake?As for Mara, she was frankly quite gorgeous but a relative blank slate in A Nightmare On Elm Street, but that's no fair measure of anyone's acting skills. Not even Kyle Gallner, Clancy Brown, or Connie Britton survived that misfire of a remake, and Jackie Earle Haley (through no real fault of his own) may have derailed his comeback as a result of the critical/audience blowback. Since it happened to have arrived in the mail on Saturday, I watched Dare this evening. It's got Mara and Emmy Rossum for me, and Alan Cumming for the spouse (everybody wins!). Mara basically plays "the best pal" of lead Rossum, nothing much to write home about either way. I will hold off judgment until I see what she can do under Fincher's direction in The Social Network. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo wasn't anything special (I will watch the sequels as they come out on Blu Ray), so I really don't care if the remake improves or sullies the original.
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Hi everyone. We are writing from the beautiful city of Florence. We are about to leave wifi territory and need some info. I had and lost (gave to a fellow traveller) the Greece book by Rick Steve's. previously we followed his advise on a restaurant in Athens but can't remember the name or location. The food was out of this world. If someone could look it up I would be very greatful. In the book the place is described as having a unique feature of no menu. They just bring around a tray of different dishes and you pick five plates off of it. Dinner comes with lovely homemade wine. If anyone out there has been there or has this book and can look up the info for me I'd be sooooo happy.


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"unexcusable"? You are the idiot here. Did you even go to high school? The word SHOULD be spelled ...... "INEXCUSABLE" ....... idiots are everywhere.
sounds to me like that conner feller is double diping
I heard someone say he is from slovakia and that he is a special admitee to USA
Frank Burt is a idiot
Sounds to me like this judge has lost control of his courtroom. Allowing two of them to pass a magazine and look thru it? You have got to be kidding me! If they disrupt the courtroom, then bind them, gag them, make them sit there and listen, and move on. If they continue to disrupt, then remove them to an isolation room with a speaker so they can hear the proceedings but can't be heard or disrupt. This judge needs to get a backbone or he will lose total control.
Officers found "a frog gig, a spotlight, a cooler and a knife in the teens' boat." Typiocal items you would find in a boat, so no surprise there. No gun. No rifle.
Not even any testimony about any signs of forced entry? What is going on here?
12 - 14 shots????? this woman is a nut job. if that many shots had been fired, in a kitchen where everyone was packed in standing shoulder to shoulder, there would have been 12 other people hit by bullets. she is a senile nut job, and cnn is crazy to have reported this as "news"
well then, let's go get him. Or, if he is no threat to us or our security, then let's just forget about this pos.
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that judge rustey johnston will let this thug go free again, just like he has 3 times before
So boycott the island and don't go there. And don't go to the fishing rodeo either.
These clowns are incapable of making a informed decision. This is just one more example of why we need term limits on the clowns in washington
looks to me like that Judge Joseph Johnston needs to stop cuttin this guy breaks. the Judge Joseph Johnston needs to MAN UP and give this thug a real man's sentence with some real jail time
if I want to read a book i'll go to the library. please keep it short.
wesch and mitchell company need to stick with what they know best - building cheap substandard houses
Are you on crack, or just posting while drunk?
He looks at life thru rose colored glasses, or else he is stoned all the time. He also tries to rewrite history with his diatribes
Don't try to rewrite history, lime you always do. Dean is a career politician whomis pleading to be re-elected because he can't do anything else
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I made this sweater for my sister. I used Jamieson and Smith 2 ply Jumper Weight and 3.25 mm needles. The colour is Thistle and is much prettier than the pictures show. I knit it in the round from the bottom up and just cut the steek without securing it. First time I used an Asplund border and it turned out very well.
Very goodlooking sweater, Ron. I hope your sister enjoys it. -- Books, knitting, cats, fountain pens...Life is Good.
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Beautiful sweater Ron! I always enjoy admiring your work and the yarn is great!
Ron, you've made a lovely job of the garment. I enjoy working with J&S wool even though it isn't the softest in the world. Such a good colour. The border is very effective, is it turned under and secured?
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In conjunction with National Stroke Awareness Month in May, Aultman is inviting the community to attend a free event dedicated to stroke awareness and prevention.
The Stop Stroke event will be held Thursday, May 16 from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Compassionate Care Center, located at 2821 Woodlawn Avenue on the Aultman Woodlawn campus.
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* Information on stroke prevention, warning signs, risk factors and more.
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8:43 pm
Tue February 19, 2013
State moving on passing concealed-carry law
By Alex Rusciano
"We're not cops. You don't have to be a cop to exercise the right of self-defense." -NRA lobbyist Todd Vandermyde