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This is a little awkward. Did you guys watch last night? Did you see it? Did you want that hour of your life back? The finale was about as exciting as my cat sleeping on the heating vent, but with less personality. I caught myself getting distracted by the dust under my radiator, and at one point I pounded two liters of Coke just to get the energy in the room up. Helped for about fifteen minutes, until Chelsey told us again how badly she wants it, and Ann told us again how surprised she is to be there. Well, Ann, that makes two of us. As Tyra would say: "So. Who stays, and who goes? Blink blink."
The models are in Lake-a Town-a, Italy for the final challenge. They must shoot a romantic, pastoral spread for Vogue Italia, act in a Cover Girl mascara commercial, shoot a beauty ad, and walk in a Just Cavalli fashion show. Sounds interesting, right? It isn't. I think Ann put it best when she said, "I think it'd be really weird to see myself on the cover of Italain Vogue, because you know, it's me." Couldn't have said it better myself.
For the first shoot they lay in the grass in floral, spring clothing and man oh man, the photographer loves both of them. I'm wondering to what standard he's holding Ann and Chelsey. Is he comparing them to people off the street, or actual models? TBD. The next stop on the Awkward Train is the Cover Girl commercial. Ann and Chelsey mime a few scenes, because this year… it's different. They're going to do voice-overs later, like real models, Tyra tells us. Ann and Chelsey are stiff, stroppy, and self-conscious. Chelsey has a permanent surprised, open-mouth, wide-eyes look on her face that makes me think she's going to grab my cheek at any moment and shove it against hers and take a self-portrait. We could only be so lucky with Ann. Ann looks like she's about 14 and just finished reading Our Bodies, Ourselves; she's terrified, confused, sweaty, pimply, and wishing herself dead. Or maybe that's how I feel watching Ann. TBD.
In the "commercial" they eat gelato, fix their make-up at the table, and generally suck. Then there's the voice-over. It's worse. Ben Stein would've been a better choice. The most interesting part of the voice-over scene is Ann's hip bones. Did you see those puppies jutting out? I was concerned a bird would land there and make a nest.
Then, in a twist that reminded me of the last day of basketball camp when your parents come to watch the final game and you wish they hadn't, Tyra brings in the families. Ann's parents and brother, and Chelsey's parents show up to bring the uncomfortableness to a whole new level. OK, ok, it's sweet, but it just serves to highlight the amateurish nature of the show, right?
There's the up-close beauty shoot and then the models have a short go-see with an IMG exec. He must have been thrilled with the prospects. Not! I'm sure he sees better models walking down 7th Avenue. I know I do.
And then it's time for the fashion show. The moment we've all been dreading. The time when ANTM sets up a runway, hires innocuous fashion models, promotes a designer, and plays house. There is nothing authentic or remotely real about the show — it's a Truman experience for the final two and for those tuning in. Kayla, Jane, Chris and Liz are brought back to walk, and so is Cycle 14 winner, Krista.
The show is for Roberto Cavalli's line, Just Cavalli. Chelsey walks, Ann limps down the runway. Chelsey actually looked good up there, and so did Jane and Kayla. Actually, Jane and Kayla looked really good. Ann looked like she twisted her ankle and walked like Ramona Singer: eyes bulging, shoulders back, soul afire. It was a mess.
At panel, Roberto Cavalli himself was a guest judge. And thank god. He brought us back down to earth. At one point he said he was scared. He could've been talking about Andre Leon Talley's Christmas Tree skirt of a jacket, or the models. TBD.
Let's start with Chelsey. Nigel thinks she's a natural smiler but stiff and a tad fast on the runway. Tyra agrees, and adds that Chelsey looks lost when she reaches the end. The judges love her Cover Girl beauty shoot, and think her eyes have a lot of power. Cavalli basically says she looks boring (see what I mean? He's telling it like it is.) Chelsey is the all-American model, blonde, freckled, and corn-fed. To me she's uninteresting and unoriginal. At most I can see her in an ensemble ad for the Gap or Tommy Hilfiger.
Ann gets similar mixed reviews. Leon says she has no "snap, crackle, and pop" — then goes on to say she's "cultish, exotic, and the new-sexy." She looks tight and rigid in her beauty shoot, and in my opinion, the judges are waaaaaay too easy on her runway performance. It seems like they don't want to hurt her feelings. People! She did terribly! I don't care if it's an improvement, she still sucked. They conclude that Ann is couture and embodies European high-fashion. If they say so. She takes stunning photos, yes, but ANTM spends a lot of effort explaining to me that modeling is more than just a great picture. So why don't they hold Ann to this? Gah! Come on.
The verdict? Ann wins, and then she disappears. She hugs Tyra, and then poof! she's relegated to obscurity and the basement of IMG. This is my prediction. We'll have to check to see if Ann proves me wrong, or if she's working in a library six months from now in Des Moines.
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Review: BIG ARTS pairs up feuding duo in comedic tale "Marriage is Murder"
SANIBEL - What: Warring ex-spouses collaborate on a mystery novel
When: 8 p.m. May 11, 12, 17, 18, 19; 2 p.m. matinee Sunday, May 13.
Where: 2200 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel
Cost: $15 adults; $5 for children 17 and younger
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Love and marriage. Love and marriage. Go together like … an axe to the head? If you're Paul and Polly Butler, murder - and laughs - hide at every turn in the BIG ARTS Community Players production of "Marriage is Murder."
Nick Hall's chuckle-filled script goes inside the failing-failing-failed marriage of two mildly successful mystery novel writers. After parting ways a year and a half ago, he's washed-up and sleeping around and she's a flop in Hollywood. They get back together to resurrect the Miss Charlotte Hayakawa character that they'd jointly created because the publishing company wants to market the novels (and TV movies) to the Japanese market.
Through six bickering scenes, the pair (June Koc and Peter Stearns) act out the plot of a whole new "Miss Charlie" novel, tear into one another over their marriage and take the "Gotcha!" games of poisoned martinis, loaded pistols and fake knives to new levels.
If audiences have ever read a mystery novel, they will giggle at the complicated setups and towering levels of silliness. Director Angie Koch makes the most of the script's games - letting Koc and Stearns play at swapping the stainless steel martini glasses or sneaking around with any of the various weapons littering the apartment set. The excuses for why a well-heeled Manhattanite would have an axe, a pistol and more in his apartment sound just as (im)plausible on stage as they do in the pages of a Miss Marple novel.
Mystery figures also get repeated call outs; these are some of the sassiest lines of the night, like "Miss Marple is so a virgin!" Or "It's a total marketing concept, beyond Jessica Fletcher."
Koc gives plenty of scorned fury to her Polly - hollering, yelling and sniping. But she's also the clever one - constantly outwitting Paul's attempts to catch her in the murder mystery traps. Koc's smiling "GOTCHA!" whenever one of the traps backfire are some of the night's best moments.
Stearns allows the audience to sympathize with the henpecked Paul. It couldn't have been easy living with Polly - especially after she trashes his novel-in-progress. His dry putdowns - especially those that go over an oblivious Polly's head - make for an amusing evening.
I do wish that Koch and her actors had nudged the slapstick possibilities of the play upward just a bit. While the actors give their lines zip, the play often felt a bit slow and static, even as Paul pulled a huge axe out of a trunk and surprised Polly. Perhaps a chase around the room?
"Marriage is Murder," along with Neil Simon's "The Star-Spangled Girl" in July, are the first of BIG ARTS's revived community theater series. The BIG ARTS Community Players will use local amateur actors and be distinct from the professionals that put on shows like "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" and "Winter Wonderettes" at the BIG ARTS Herb Strauss Theater.
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As the days begin to lengthen and shades of green are added to the dull browns of winter, an excitement annually kindles in my spirit. From my earliest days, spring has always pricked my green thumb and inspired attempts to raise assortments of vegetables. When I was a young boy, I would race to my older brother's garden and implore them to allow my miniature hands to assist them in their endeavors. I especially enjoyed the planting process; I would till the small portion of the garden assigned to me, and enthusiastically place the seeds within the dark soil. The hope and anticipation was tangible in the twinkle of my eyes and the spring in my step.
Unfortunately, the excitement of planting was soon replaced by the monotony of maintaining the vegetable sprouts. I remember showing an impressive aptitude of neither being seen or heard when my brothers wanted to weed or water the garden. While my disappearing act proved quite useful when my brothers were overseeing the garden, it became a real problem when I became the primary caretaker of the family garden. I remember the compliments from my father and brothers upon my preparations and planting of the garden; these were soon contrasted by the displeasure and disappointment they communicated upon my lack of diligence in maintaining the rows of vegetables.
After enduring a short reprimand from my father, I remember vividly plodding to the garden, dragging my hoe pathetically behind me. Upon arriving, my disdain morphed into despair. Where rows of sweet corn, beans, tomatoes, and other vegetables had once lined the garden, a convoluted tangle of vegetation lay before my little feet. As I slowly advanced through the foliage, I occasionally glimpsed a vegetable plant among the leaves and stalks of the weeds. After muttering under my breath and looking longingly toward my bike, I began to tackles the arduous task of reclaiming the soil from the army of invading weeds. Soon, I realized how difficult distinguishing between the vegetable plants and weeds could be. Various types of plants reflecting numerous shades of green muddled my mind, and I found myself occasionally destroying stalks of sweet corn or vines of cucumbers. Differentiating the nutritious vegetation from the multitude of botanic imposters was painstaking; it was a lengthy, scorching afternoon.
As I reflect back on my childhood gardening escapades, I cannot help but notice similar principles in my adult life. Life is very much like an unweeded garden as Shakespeare says through his most famous character, Hamlet. Weeding my personal garden on a regular basis is vital for nutritious vegetation to thrive in my life. The rank weeds of falsehood slither up and entangle with one another between the rows of my marriage, career, and faith. Left unabated, they begin to blur my sense of what is wholesome and good, muddling my mind as the tangle of weeds once did to me as a child. As I unwittingly struck down the stalks of sweet corn concealed within the woven weeds, so also do I unknowingly attack the stalk of morality and the vine of truth in the garden of life.
After being reprimanded by my father, I painstakingly had to remove the weeds from the garden without damaging the vegetable plants; likewise, weeding my life garden can be incredibly meticulous and frustrating. In order to make progress I must first obtain the ability to determine the identity of nourishing botany from water sucking vegetation. Failing to become knowledgeable of the truth will ultimately cause damage to the very morals and values Christians attempt to safeguard. Simply plowing into the problem blindly is a recipe for pain and disappointment.
Eventually, I reclaimed the garden as a boy and continued to maintain its many rows of vegetables until harvest. Upon removing the weeds, I learned that weeding was much easier when the vegetable plants were easily identified. Never again did I allow the weeds to overrun the garden; never again did I have such a difficult time of removing the weeds. Life can be an unweeded garden, but we must continually maintain the truths of God's Word by removing the falsehoods that tangle their way into our lives.
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The internet is brimming with tips about writing - mostly from people who have published one or less books. There is no better way to learn about a subject than to take advice from the "pros" - so here are the quotable quotes on writing from the experts...
...on getting started
- "The easiest thing to do on earth is not write." (William Goldman)
- "Writing is 90 percent procrastination: reading magazines, eating cereal out of the box, watching infomercials. It's a matter of doing everything you can to avoid writing, until it is about four in the morning and you reach the point where you have to write."(Paul Rudnick)
- "The art of writing is the art of applying the seat of the pants to the seat of the chair." (Mary Heaton Vorse)
- "One of the most difficult things is the first paragraph. I have spent many months on a first paragraph, and once I get it, the rest just comes out very easily." (Gabriel Garcia Marquez)
- "The secret of getting ahead is getting started. The secret of getting started is breaking your complex overwhelming tasks into small manageable tasks, and then starting on the first one." (Mark Twain)
...on Capturing new ideas
- "I carry a notebook with me everywhere. But that's only the first step. Ideas are easy. It's the execution of ideas that really separates the sheep from the goats." (Sue Grafton)
- "In writing, there is first a creating stage--a time you look for ideas, you explore, you cast around for what you want to say. Like the first phase of building, this creating stage is full of possibilities." (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
- "Actually ideas are everywhere. It's the paperwork, that is, sitting down and thinking them into a coherent story, trying to find just the right words, that can and usually does get to be labor." (Fred Saberhagen)
- "Never stop writing because you have run out of ideas. Fill the lacunae of inspiration by tidily copying out what is already written."(Walter Benjamin)
- "I've often said that there's no such thing as writer's block; the problem is idea block. When I find myself frozen--whether I'm working on a brief passage in a novel or brainstorming about an entire book--it's usually because I'm trying to shoehorn an idea into the passage or story where it has no place." (Jeffery Deaver)
..on Coping with Writers Block and bad writing
- "You don't start out writing good stuff. You start out writing crap and thinking it's good stuff, and then gradually you get better at it. That's why I say one of the most valuable traits is persistence." (Octavia Butler)
- "People have writer's block not because they can't write, but because they despair of writing eloquently."(Anna Quindlen)
- "If I waited for perfection, I would never write a word."(Margaret Atwood)
- "Don't get it right, just get it written."(James Thurber)
- "What I try to do is write. I may write for two weeks 'the cat sat on the mat, that is that, not a rat.' And it might be just the most boring and awful stuff. But I try. When I'm writing, I write. And then it's as if the muse is convinced that I'm serious and says, 'Okay. Okay. I'll come.'" (Maya Angelou)
- "I think writer's block is simply the dread that you are going to write something horrible. But as a writer, I believe that if you sit down at the keys long enough, sooner or later something will come out."(Roy Blount, Jr.)
- "Lower your standards and keep writing."(William Stafford)
- "My block was due to two overlapping factors: laziness and lack of discipline." (Mary Garden)
...on keeping to a writing schedule
- "I only write when I am inspired. Fortunately I am inspired at 9 o'clock every morning."(William Faulkner)
- "And I'm a slow writer: five, six hundred words is a good day. That's the reason it took me 20 years to write those million and a half words of the Civil War." (Shelby Foote)
- "I set myself 600 words a day as a minimum output, regardless of the weather, my state of mind or if I'm sick or well."(Arthur Hailey)
- "All through my career I've written 1,000 words a day--even if I've got a hangover. You've got to discipline yourself if you're professional. There's no other way." (J.G. Ballard)
- "I write 2,000 words a day when I write. It sometimes takes three hours, it sometimes takes five."(Nicholas Sparks)
- "I have to get into a sort of zone. It has something to do with an inability to concentrate, which is the absolute bottom line of writing."(Stephen Fry)
- "Close the door. Write with no one looking over your shoulder. Don't try to figure out what other people want to hear from you; figure out what you have to say. It's the one and only thing you have to offer." (Barbara Kingsolver)
- Planning to write is not writing. Outlining--researching--talking to people about what you're doing, none of that is writing. Writing is writing."(E. L. Doctorow)
- My uncle Raphael used to say, "If the muse is late for work, start without her." (Peter S. Beagle),
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The Busselton Tennis Club is on the Geographe Bay foreshore, Western Australia. The Town of Busselton is the gateway to the world renowned Margaret River Wine Region The Club offers the best facilities for Tennis in the South West at the perfect location. Our program provides tennis for everyone from Social Play and Night Tennis through to Club Championship events and Pennants…
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As part of the National Cancer Institute's (NCI) Northwest Clinical Community Oncology Program (NW CCOP), Franciscan Cancer Center is able to bring clinical advances to the Puget Sound with leading research protocols. Located throughout the country, each Community Clinical Oncology Program site is either a single community organization or a consortium of community hospitals and private practices spanning one or several states. These sites enroll patients onto National Cancer Institute-approved cancer prevention and control clinical trials as well as cancer treatment trials.
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A farmer, a bloody farmer! Knee-deep in dung and fathoms from the nearest port, Alan Lewrie, swashbuckling naval warrior turned family man, longs for battle. And when it comes, a battle royal it is! Called to the H.M.S. Cockerel, a sleek frigate captained by a malaria-stricken tyrant, First Officer Lewrie soon vaults to command, taking Cockerel from the lush pleasures of the Kingdom of Naples to a smoking cauldron called Toulon. There, an outnumbered coalition of former enemies is being drawn into a terrible land-sea battle against the revolutionary French, in a siege of blood and terror that will send shock waves around the world.
He's fought and loved on land and bounding sea from America to the East Indies. Alan Lewrie is the unforgettable hero-rogue of the age of wooden-walled, spray-lashed fighting ships.
©1997 Dewey Lambdin; (P)2010 Random House
"This is Lambdin's usual satisfying brew....A fast-moving yarn loaded with action, colorful characters, and marvelous period detail." (Publishers Weekly)
"Great fun...Lambdin continues to plunk Alan Lewrie down in the midst of interesting times with humor and plenty of authentic detail." (Kirkus Reviews)
"Just good entertainment"
As with the other stories in the Alan Lewrie series, this is just a good "Boy's Own" type adventure. Keeping in mind the stories are just fiction, the detail to accuracy and nautical terms of the time add to the colour and flavour of the of this period piece. I highly reccomend this as a "Just Fun" type of listen. I must add that John Lee is one of my favourite narrators.
"Terrific series"
Yes, great performance, good yarn.
Descriptions of the old sailing days.
Taking of the French ship.
Move over, Master and Commander.
"The Lewrie saga continues!"
The narrator's ability to present so many different characters.
The escape sequence from Toulon aboard the Radical and the successful engagement with two French corvettes.
Lewrie's encounter with Lady Emma Hamilton.
Each of Dewey Lambdin's Alan Lewrie novels is a joy to read, and H.M.S. Cockerel is especially intriguing with the inclusion of Horatio Nelson and Lady Emma Hamilton. His command of 19th century English, naval terminology, geography and history are impressive. The Lewrie series is truly a gift to those who enjoy naval fiction, especially when the hero is such a "ram cat"!
John Lee's performance as narrator was again outstanding! His amazing ability to develop distinct voices for each of the characters made this Lewrie adventures come to life. Lee is an artist of the first order!
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Another classic. Great action, good villains to hate, and another stellar reading performance. I have yet to be disappointed.
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PEDESTRIANIZATION of Session Road will revive tourism in the Summer Capital, said an advocacy group.
Green Architecture Advocacy Philippines chairperson Miguel Guerrero in a recent forum expressed his support on the proposed Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan for the Summer Capital.
As an architect who is in love with the city for its climate and landscapes, he said the sustainable urban mobility plan proposed by Michelle Garcia of John Hay Management Corp. is interesting.
Guerrero shared although he loves the city, little by little he is trying to avoid Session Road and other urban areas full of traffic.
The architect believe closing the prominent street for vehicles and making it a promenade area just like in other countries will entice tourists and would further generate income for the business establishments along the area.
Moreover, Guerrero noted a one-way route for vehicles in the central business district will at least address the problem of diversion of traffic from Session Road.
"The solution to traffic in urban centers, at the end of the day, is mass transit," Guerrero added.
"Anything which moves towards mass transit is always better than private cars," he said.
Mass transit system, according to Guerrero would ensure decongestion in the city.
It was advised the proposed Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan should undertake more studies, which involves major stakeholders such as business establishments, jeepney and taxi drivers or operators and even commuters to see if it is indeed feasible.
The SUMP needs around 15,900 signatures from stakeholders before it can pursue with the other phases of the proposal.
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Blue Demons Sign One For 2014-15 Season
Jan. 10, 2014
CHICAGO – DePaul head men's tennis coach Matt Brothers has announced the signing of Glencoe, Ill., native Alex Galoustian.
Galoustian, a product of New Trier High School, is a four-star recruit by TennisRecruiting.net and is ranked No. 6 in the state of Illinois and No. 101 nationally. He signed a National Letter of Intent with DePaul in November.
"We couldn't be more excited about welcoming Alex into the Blue Demon family," Brothers said. "He is going to be a great fit for our program both on and off the court and we feel very strongly that, with his tremendous skills and work ethic, he can have an immediate impact on our team."
Galoustian was a member of the New Trier tennis team that captured the Illinois High School State Championship in 2011. In 2012, he placed seventh individually at the state championships while the Trevians took seventh. In 2013, Galoustian captured the Midwest Open crown.
"We are very excited about Alex," said assistant coach Artem Iliushin. "He has a lot of potential as a player and exceptional work ethic, which is what we look for when we recruit."
Galoustian will join the Blue Demons in August for the 2014-15 season.
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Govenors Island Art Fair is seeking independent artists worldwide working in all disciplines (painting, photography, sculpture, installation, video, sound, performance art, and more) to apply for the Govenors Island Art Fair--New York's largest independent exhibition. Every year, more than 100 artists of exceptional talent will be chosen to show their art every full weekend in September amongst the sprawling the landmark architecture of New York's Governors Island, one of city's most popular attractions for tourists and locals alike. Founded by 4heads, a group of working artists based in New York City, this event champions a new model for art fairs by putting the artists and the visitors first. The artists' exhibition space is free. Admission to the fair is free. Even the ferry ride to the island is free. This frees up artists, both unknown and well-known, to present their work their way at no cost in a unique, world-class venue. Entering its 6th year, we invite you apply to the Govenors Island Art Fair--sure to be our biggest and best yet.
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During a snow storm mycar ended up in a ditch on a 45 degree angle. The visibility was almost zero and I was pulling over to clean my windshield wipers. I pulled over into the ditch, which I simply could not see. I was going very slowly and was not hurt; nor was my car damaged. But I was completely stuck. Getting out of my car would have been close to impossible. Fortunately I had a cell phone and was able to call for help. It was going to be 30-45 minutes before the tow truck would arrive.
Here's the best part. I can't tell you how many people stopped to ask me if I needed help. It was a feat for them to stop, flashers going, getting out in this blinding storm, and offering aid. I assured them that I was fine and that help was coming, and they proceeded on their way. A policeman, a young woman, a man in his pickup, a town truck driver, an older gentleman, a tow truck driver on his way to another car, another woman, another man – countless people stopping and offering help.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank them all. It was so comforting and so generous. The care we show for each other is as deserving of gratitude as the gift we give at the holidays. I was on Falls Road in Hinesburg, Vermont, on Wednesday January 12. So if it was you, thank you; and if it wasn't you but you stopped for someone else, thank you for that.
Note: The tow truck driver arrived in 35 minutes, did an amazing job of getting me out of the ditch (I never did have to get out of my car), and I was on my way home – very carefully, needless to say! Thanks to him also.


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The Fox Lake resort community was developed specifically for African Americans in the 1930s, when such communities were quite rare. Fox Lake provided black families, who were generally unwelcome in white resorts, with a place of their own where they could escape the heat of the cities and enjoy the pleasures of summertime activities. Young men and soldiers also came to swim, dance, and socialize. In recognition of history and the deep community ties it formed, Fox Lake was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2002. The historic district contains 32 relatively modest lake cottages, most of which were constructed before World War II. The resort is still a successful community today and its traditions are still maintained by many second- and third-generation owners.
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Once Upon a Time's Emilie de Ravin Cozied Up to Which Dexter Star? (PHOTO)
Emilie de Ravin is no stranger to the weird and crazy. She started off her career as an alien hybrid on Roswell, went nuts and had a "squirrel baby" on Lost, and now plays out a twisted version of Beauty and the Beast with Belle and Rumplestiltskin on Once Upon a Time.
However, though murder has been involved along the way for her characters (including dying in at least one), none of her roles have included serial killers. When it comes to her friendships? She doesn't mind 'em. Well... she doesn't hang out with real murderers, but her pal Aimee Garcia is on a killer show: Dexter!
The two gals cozied up for a few cute photos last night, tweeting up a storm about how much they adore each other. "Oh Hollywood.... Love ya @aimee_garcia fun times :)" Emilie captioned one pic. "Lovin my girl @emiliederavin #TheBest!" Aimee wrote, to which Emilie retweeted and wrote, "love you babe :))) xxx." Aww. They're adorable.
Aimee plays Jamie Batista on Dexter, which heads into its eighth and final season this summer, which means there could still be time for Em to appear on the show! If you watched Roswell, you know she could pull off playing a killer, or at the very least end up on Dexter's table.
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Telintra has a novel mechanism of action that inhibits an enzyme called glutathione S-transferase P1-1, which leads to activation of Jun kinase, a key regulator of cellular growth and differentiation of blood precursor cells; this mechanism induces cancer cell death, or apoptosis, in human leukemia cell lines. Telintra is also being evaluated in a Phase 2 clinical trial in Revlimid refractory and resistant deletion 5q MDS patients and a Phase 2b clinical trial in non-deletion 5q MDS patients. Additional information about Telintra is available at www.telik.com.
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Cllr. Gillian Wharton-Slattery's motion was passed last night by Kerry County Council with 18 councillors voting in favour, 7 against, 1 absent and 1 abstaining. It's great news that Kerry County Council voted in favour of this motion, and fair play to Cllr. Wharton-Slattery for tabling it, but bit disappointing that about a quarter of council voted against. The vote makes makes Kerry County Council the 14th local authority to pass a motion of support for same-sex marriage (so, er, I clearly miscounted in my last article – apologies to the people of Clonmel Borough).
Kerry don't usually allow Cork to get ahead of them on anything, so it's suprising that so many other local authorities followed Cork's lead before this vote, but good to see Kerry get on board. The vote was enthusiastically welcomed by Ciarrai Amach and Marriage Equality yesterday. It's not all rosy though, there is some suggestion that Cllr. Wharton-Slattery came under some pressure to withdraw the motion before the vote, or to 'water it down'. But to be honest, in politics you should expect a fight on virtually any issue so whether that constitutes 'emotional bullying' or if there is more to that than meets the eye remains to be seen.
If you associate local authorities with bin collection and pot holes it might seem a bit incongruous that a growing number are setting aside the time to air their opinions on same sex marriage. With the Constitutional Convention not far ahead, and the possibility that it will resolve the question of whether we need a referendum on marriage to allow same-sex couples access to the institution, having an established base of support not just in the Dail and Seanad but also in local authority means that there should be enough documented support for the issue that it can't be easily shoved aside or stalled on. Hopefully.
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I was following some tweets by @ballardian and saw that he was an academic in Australia who had co-edited a book of interviews with J.G. Ballard, published this year. Curious, I ordered "Extreme Metaphors" and spent the weekend reading 500 pages of interviews from 1967 to 2008. In his introduction, @ballardian (or Dr Simon Sellars) says that when he was young he was convinced "that Ballard's interviews were superior to his novels". It's understandable enough—for sheer unexpectedness, Ballard is a gift of an interviewee. There are remarks on page after page of my copy that have now been underlined.
"Extreme Metaphors" makes the reader impatient to get hold of other books too: Ballard's novels, of course, but also the books that Ballard read. A frequent point he makes is that almost every aspect of our lives has been invaded by "fictions of one kind or another" and this clearly spurs his fascination with seemingly factual books: "The Warren Commission Report" on the assassination of John F. Kennedy, for instance ("an amazing book"), or the medical textbook "Gray's Anatomy" ("the greatest novel of the 20th century") or "Crash Injuries" ("my bible").
But it's not just books: he points the reader towards pictures by Magritte, Dalí and Delvaux; movies such as "Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior", "Them!" and "The Day the Earth Stood Still"; and stretches of road like the Westway in London. He even has a kind word for Damien Hirst—not the work itself ("very badly put together"), but the titles ("poetic").
What surprised me most was his favourite building in London, which I'd never seen. So yesterday morning I took the tube to Heathrow airport, got out at Terminal 4, went to the departures level and walked six minutes along a chilly covered walkway to the front entrance. From the outside, the Heathrow Hilton resembles an aircraft hangar. Go inside the revolving door—even the plants revolve—and there are glass walkways, huge windows and level after level of rooms looking out onto the restaurants and cafés below. Ballard compares the vast atrium to a "high-tech medical centre" and "a white cathedral". Air hostesses were eating continental breakfast, businessmen were hunched over computers, couples were reading the papers. Ballard says:
Most hotels are residential structures, but rightly the Heathrow Hilton plays down this role, accepting the total transience that is its essence, and instead turns itself into a huge departure lounge...
The concierge told me that next week several hundred oil executives are turning up to a business conference here. Let's hope they know what they're in for. Ballard says, "Sitting in its atrium one becomes, briefly, a more advanced kind of human being".
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Fras, Novak, Benko, Gabrič, Bizilj and three who are also in the bands "Silence" and "Make Up 2".
Laibach (Slovene pronunciation: [ˈlájbax]) is a Slovenian avant-garde music group associated with industrial, martial, and neo-classical musical styles. Laibach was formed on 1 June 1980 in Trbovlje, Slovenia, at the time SFR Yugoslavia. The band represents the music wing of the Neue Slowenische Kunst (NSK) art collective, of which it was a founding member in 1984. The name "Laibach" is the German name for Slovenia's capital city, Ljubljana.
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Coweta authorities continue search for missing elderly man
By JOHN A. WINTERS
Coweta County authorities are continuing to search for a 77-year-old man listed as missing since last Thursday.
Roger Jarold Arnold was last seen near the area of Roscoe Road and Leigh Avenue around 4 p.m. Thursday. Arnold was wearing a checkered or plaid coat, jeans, blue and white shoes and a gray hat at the time.
Arnold is 5 feet, 7 inches tall, weighs 134 pounds with a thin build. He has brown eyes and balding black and graying hair. He does not have teeth and wears glasses, chews tobacco and walks with a cane and has a pacemaker.
"We continue to search for Roger Arnold," said Investigator Chad McDonald with the Coweta County Sheriff's Office on Monday. Anyone with information should contact the sheriff's office at 770-253-1502.


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Residents of both subdivisions are on the north or west side of the road in question, and would be required to cross the road, which has a 55 mph speed limit, to use such a bike path.
Regarding her position that the residents on 168th and the two subdivisions "have been waiting years for a bike path, and have a need and not a want," I suggest that Mrs. Sluka consider the residents along West Spring Lake Road on both sides of the bridge, and note that their desire stems from a genuine need for a safe crossing for bicycle riders of all ages — some of whom tow child trailers, and pedestrians, some of whom push baby joggers, when using the bike path.
Currently, it is necessary to use the roadway to get from one side of Jerusalem Bayou to the other. The road surface descends from both directions toward the bridge, making it difficult, if not impossible, to cross the bridge without incurring motor vehicle traffic. This constitutes a significant safety issue.
A motorist coming from either direction is not able to see someone at the bottom of the hill until they are beyond the crest of the hill. Thankfully, the Spring Lake Township Board is well aware of this, and plan to resolve it and complete the last remaining gap around Spring Lake for the benefit of all who use this gem to which we all have access.
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Morris made Dean's List at Bridgewater College
The Dean's List for the fall semester at Bridgewater College has been announced by Dr. Carol A. Scheppard, vice president and dean for academic affairs.
Students on the Dean's List have attained a 3.4 or better grade point average of a possible 4.0. Any student who earned all A's for a perfect 4.0 grade point average for the 15-week semester is identified with an asterisk by his/her name.
The following student from this area has excelled academically, Ellen Morris, a senior majoring in art, from Stuarts Draft, Va.


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By: Peter Filiaci
Posted: November 29, 2011, from the December 2011 issue of GCI Magazine.
page 2 of 4Unlike the more general U.S. culture, which claims that beauty is only skin deep, the Latina consumer clearly says that her outer beauty is a reflection of her inner beauty. It is also clear that this emphasis on appearance was instilled from a young age by her mother. These insights were later validated by a national phone survey of both Latinas and non-Latinas conducted by Experian Simmons.
Latinas were 45% more likely to agree, "How I look on the outside projects the way I am on the inside." Wearing makeup and looking good is essential to these consumers, more so than their non-Hispanic counterparts. Sixty-nine percent of Latinas (vs. 46% of non-Latinas) agree that, "It's very important to wear makeup and look good." Forty percent of Latinas (vs. 30% of non-Latinas) agree that, "I always have makeup on when I leave the house." The research also showed Latinas were more likely to use multiple products in a typical day across skin care, hair care and cosmetics.
Given the cultural importance of looking good, it's not surprising to hear that price is not a significant purchase consideration. In fact, Latinas were much more likely to agree that "price isn't the most important factor—it's getting exactly the beauty products I need" (68% of Latinas vs. 56% of non-Latinas); and they are much more likely to equate brands that are expensive with brands that work (32% of Latinas vs. 19% of non-Latinas). This willingness to spend in order to get just the right product was probably best articulated by the Latina who said, "My face has no budget."
The rewards are clearly high for the companies and marketers who get it right with Latinas. IHS Global Insight projects Hispanics will contribute 37% of all spending growth in the personal care category over the next five years.
The great news for marketers is that the Latina consumer actually wants to hear from you. Latinas are more than twice as likely to feel that ads for beauty products are educational. But, she does expect marketers to do their part. She wants to see herself and her lifestyle reflected in advertisements: It's an acknowledgment of her spending power as well as an indication that the product is truly for her.


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Client deployment failed
I am running into problems deploying clients. When I try to use Find Unmanaged Computers, it will find unmanaged computers but when I try to install SEP it comes back failed.
If I try to use the deployment wizard it will start to run and get between 1% - 5% and stop. The program will freeze and you will have to end up killing the program.
The clients are all on the same subnet as the SEP server.
If I go to the computer and do a manual install it will install without a problem.
The clients are Windows 7 64 BIT, and the SEP Server is Windows 2008 64 BIT
Any Ideas?
Thank you for your help.
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Do you have SMB 2.0 enabled, by chance?
It sounds like there's a problem with pushing the file to the client computer... the first few % are for prepping the package. If it's crashing after that point, I'd guess the crash/hang is based on something related to the actual copying of the package files.
It is a known issue and working as designed.
1. Open services.msc and go to properties of the "Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager" Service
2. Click on the Logon tab and click on "This account"
3. Enter the Administrator credentials
4.Click on OK and restart the SEPM service
5. Now login to the SEPM console and Deploy it using the "Find Unmanaged computers" and it will be successful.
Reason : You have following machine in the network.
A. Windows Server 2008 r2
B. Windows 7 64bit
When you logon to the A machine as administrator the SEPM runs using the local sysytem account. In the Windows Server 2008 r2 if you try to deloy any SEP package using local system account from SEPM ,it will not have the access to Remote registry of the client and you will get "Access denied" which can be seen in the logs. Therefore running the SEPM using the Administrator Credentials for SEPM services manualy will give access to the remote registry of the client.
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The 2013 Pond Hockey Classic concluded in Colchester on Sunday.
The tournament featured 83 teams in six different divisions, including Open, Over 30, Over 40, Just for Fun under 35, & Just for Fun over 35.
In the Open and Over 30 divisions, teams from Vermont faced off for the championship trophy.
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Hotel Ambiente Stuttgart is a family-run establishment with 19 single and 14 double rooms. All rooms at the Hotel Ambiente Stuttgart are non-smoking. Each room is well furnished with modern amenities including cable TV, telephone, toilet, bath or shower.
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