text: 3.1 " 1. The iCalendar object MUST be signed by the "Organizer" sending an update/initial request or the "Attendee" sending a reply. <<Or the person sending on their behalf? Clearly if somebody else is sending the invitation, she can't sign using the key belonging to the organizer>>" This might impact ITIP and possibly iCal, but we may need a mechanism for an Organizer to sign a security token when creating/authorizing a delegate, and require that token to be present in anything sent on the Organizer's behalf. This would be signed by the Organizer with the Organizer's private key, so that it would be verifiable by decrypting it with the Organizer's public key. I'm not a security expert, but it could be as simple as encrypting the Organizer's RFC2822 address as the token and then upon decryption verifying that it matched that of the Organizer. After 3.5 "If an unsigned iMIP message is received from the same sender later on, the receiving CUA SHOULD warn the user about a possible man-in-the-middle attack and SHOULD ignore the message, unless explicitly overriden by the user. <<Should it also try to notify the other end?>>" I would suggest that the answer to this question is "No", because if the attacker has successfully interposed itself between the "other end" and this CUA, any notification attempt would notify the attacker, allowing it to withdraw and remove traces. Tim Hare Interested Bystander, Non-Inc. -----Original Message----- From: ietf-calsify-bounces at osafoundation.org [mailto:ietf-calsify-bounces at osafoundation.org] On Behalf Of Internet-Drafts at ietf.org Sent: Monday, June 09, 2008 2:00 PM To: i-d-announce at ietf.org Cc: ietf-calsify at osafoundation.org Subject: [Ietf-calsify] I-D ACTION:draft-ietf-calsify-rfc2447bis-05.txt A New Internet-Draft is available from the on-line Internet-Drafts directories. This draft is a work item of the Calendaring and Scheduling Standards Simplification Working Group of the IETF. Title : iCalendar Message-Based Interoperability Protocol (iMIP) Author(s) : A. Melnikov Filename : draft-ietf-calsify-rfc2447bis-05.txt Pages : 22 Date : 2008-6-9 This document, iCalendar Message-Based Interoperability Protocol (iMIP), specifies a binding from the iCalendar Transport-independent Interoperability Protocol (iTIP) to Internet email-based transports. Calendaring entries defined by the iCalendar Object Model (iCAL) are composed using constructs from RFC 2822, RFC 2045, RFC 2046, RFC 2047 and RFC 2049. This document is a product of Calendaring and Scheduling Standards Simplification (calsify) working group. More information about the IETF CALSIFY working group activities can be found on the IETF web site at <http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/calsify-charter.html>. The issue tracker for the Calsify WG is located at: <http://www.ofcourseimright.com/cgi-bin/roundup/calsify> A URL for this Internet-Draft is: http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-calsify-rfc2447bis-05.txt Internet-Drafts are also available by anonymous FTP at: ftp://ftp.ietf.org/internet-drafts/ Below is the data which will enable a MIME compliant mail reader implementation to automatically retrieve the ASCII version of the Internet-Draft.


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HODGE, JOHN C. M. (?–?). John C. M. Hodge, Republic of Texas congressman, moved to Texas in December 1840 and was granted 320 acres of land by conditional certificates. From November 14, 1842, to January 16, 1843, he represented Fannin County at the Seventh Congress of the republic. When Collin County was marked off from Fannin County on April 3, 1846, Hodge was made notary public of the new county. He also served with the commissioners in charge of holding an election to choose a county seat. He came to Texas a single man and apparently did not marry while he was a resident of Collin County. He does not appear to have lived in Collin County after 1848.
J. Lee and Lillian J. Stambaugh, A History of Collin County (Austin: Texas State Historical Association, 1958). Texas House of Representatives, Biographical Directory of the Texan Conventions and Congresses, 1832–1845 (Austin: Book Exchange, 1941).
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Melanie F. Healy, "HODGE, JOHN C. M.," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fho10), accessed October 09, 2015. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.


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A kitten wants to be Luke Skywalker in this awesome viral video, uploaded to YouTube by user FinalCutKing.
This clip was posted about a week ago, and it's already received more than 2 million views, all well deserved.
The Apple-loving Jedi Kitten sees Yoda use the force and is tempted to try it out. She goes after a fish like a silent killer, creating a diversion so that its owner's entrance in the house is delayed.
As it manages to lift her prey from the fish bowl, she is caught in the act and goes on to make her owner choke.
It appears its forces grow stronger as it gets closer to the dark side. The ending of the clip hints that the fish will be served for supper.


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When Stacy Halstead woke up Tuesday and checked Facebook she noticed that all her friends had changed their profile pictures to a photo of her son, Tripp.
"I cried and cried and cried," Stacy Halstead wrote in a Facebook post on the page where she and her husband share updates on Tripp's ongoing recovery. "They all wrote something sweet on why they chose to change their profile pic today."
A year ago today, Oct. 29, Tripp suffered a traumatic brain injury outside his Winder day care center when a tree limb fell on his head.
"I can honestly not believe that it has been a year since Tripp was hurt," his father, Bill Halstead, wrote in a Facebook post. "I remember the day well and in detail, right up until we got to Egleston and they told us just how severe the injury was."
The Halsteads were spending the day making the anniversary of Tripp's injury special with a trip to the Georgia Aquarium.
"We are on our way to somewhere Tripp loves and then having dinner with family and friends tonight," Stacy Halstead wrote. "Going to make this a special and fun day. Oct 29 2012 will be a day we will never forget, but we are only moving forward."
Since Tripp's injury, he has undergone 14 surgeries, the most recent on Oct. 22. The Halsteads have received an outpouring of support from the community, with the Facebook page dedicated to updates on Tripp's condition receiving more than 927,000 likes. The family's new home in Jefferson was also remodeled by the Roswell-based nonprofit Sunshine on a Ranney Day.
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A few weeks ago, JC Stites, co-founder of 8664 invited me down to Louisville to talk about the proposal and take a first hand tour of the riverfront. Even as a Louisville native, I had never really walked around there, which shows you how disconnected the city is from the river. The experience is eye-opening. So I thought I'd share some of what I saw with you.
First, here's a short 40 second video of JC talking about 8664 and what they hope to accomplish:
First a bit of history. There's long been a desire on the part of many, especially in Southern Indiana, to connect the Indiana and Kentucky legs of I-265 by building a new bridge in the East End. Among other benefits, this would shorten travel times for many to major East End employment centers and open up large amount of already industrially zoned land, including an old army depot, for development. The logic of this connection can be confirmed with a simple look at the map.
However, prior to city-county consolidation, Mayor Jerry Abramson strongly opposed an East End bridge, fearing it would allow traffic to bypass downtown Louisville. He insisted on a new downtown bridge instead. Also, the East End bridge would past through the most wealthy and influential suburbs of Louisville, notably Prospect, and residents there strongly opposed an East End bridge. Hoosiers were adamantly in favor an East End bridge.
As a result, the two sides compromised and agreed to build both an East End and downtown bridge, under the fiction of a "two bridges, one project" solution. The problem is that the price tag is outrageously high – $4.1 billion and getting higher by the day. This is likely the desired outcome for East Enders and their fake environmental group River Fields. They demanded ultra expensive features designed as a poison pills to kill the project.
A bigger problem came to light later. Namely the destructive impact the bridge would have on downtown Louisville. You may remember this graphic showing the immense scale of the redesigned Spaghetti Junction interchange on the Kentucky side of the river. Again, to put this in perspective, note the baseball stadium in the lower left:
It's worth taking a step back and considering Louisville as a river city. It was originally founded as a portage point on the "falls of the Ohio", a rapids area that was the only non-navigable point on the river. As with most cities, it's waterfront was originally industrial and commercial, with all the negatives that implies, and the city turned its back on the filth and vice that filled the area. The river became cut off from the city, first by elevated railroad tracks, then by the elevated I-64 freeway.
Today, however, riverfront across America are being reclaimed as the old heavy industrial era passes, our rivers are cleaned up, and the water becomes valuable for recreational and other purposes. Today, the riverfront in Louisville is a wonder and beautiful area:
There are so many cities across America with glorified creeks that they are nevertheless trying to reclaim as valuable riverfront parkland. My friends, this is what a real river looks like.
Unfortunately, Louisville has long been cut off from the river. While its downtown is only a stone's throw from the riverfront, there's almost no sense that it is there when you are in the city. Downtown and the West End are cut off from the river by a combination of a flood wall and a freeway. The only time most people in Louisville is ever see the river is when they drive across a bridge or visit the Belvedere, a sort of elevated public plaza.
To see why, just check out the photos of what blocks the riverfront today, right now:
That's taken directly from under I-64. Here's another:
Got flyovers?
Here's another one showing the 9th St. ramp system:
Speaking of 9th St., it's not just the river that's cut off from downtown. The 9th St. corridor is a huge barrier between downtown and the West End:
Let's just say that I highly doubt this shot of Main St. is likely to get featured in a Louisville tourist brochure.
It's not just I-64. The expansion of Spaghetti means the widening of the I-65 approach through the hospital curve. Our friends at Broken Sidewalk put together fabulous coverage of this. Here's a rendering they pulled from the bridges project materials:
There are a large number of buildings that will destroyed, including as Broken Sidewalk notes, "the Baer Fabrics Building, a small red brick 1880s building, a century old ice warehouse, part of the century-old Vermont American factory, and others. Maybe worse than demolition, the Billy Goat Strut apartments on Main Street and Hancock Street, one of the first redevelopment projects in town with some of the best historic architecture, will have a great view of the highway, which appears about 15 or 20 feet from its windows."
To put in in perspective, here's the current I-65 with the footprint of the new overlaid on it:
The road is more than doubling in width. The extensive damage to the urban fabric of the medial district area and Butchertown is big, but especially galling in light of what is happening in Prospect. There, the locals got together to hastily propose an estate for National Register inclusion so that the federally funded bridges project couldn't harm it. Naturally the Drummond Estate happened to be in the path of the highway. So, in one of those poison pills I mentioned, a $250 million tunnel under the property was proposed. (The KYTC can't even successfully bore a test tunnel at the site, so I'm not optimistic the actual tunnel is constructable for anything near $250 million).
But wait, as it turns out, the estate isn't actually impacted by the path of the road at all:
Seeing the treatment of this suburban area versus downtown Louisville is mind-boggling.
8664 has a better idea. Instead of all this destruction, Louisville can:
- Build the East End bridge as planned. (As an addition, I'd suggest ditching the tunnel).
- Tear down I-64 from just east of 22nd St. to the Kennedy Bridge, replacing it with an at grade parkway.
- Simplify Spaghetti Junction to remove un-needed ramps and reduce congestion.
- Re-route I-64 over I-265 across the new East End bridge. Rename the current I-64 in the interior of that bypass as I-364.
This plan:
- Saves a huge amount of money by eliminating a second bridge and extensive Spaghetti Junction reconstruction.
- Avoids huge urban destruction in the area of Spaghetti Junction
- Enables the city to exploit the riverfront as a recreational area, and reconnect downtown to the riverfront and West End.
The choice is very clear. Does Louisville want this:
Or this:
The answer seems like a no-brainer to me. 8664 is better and cheaper. How often do you get a choice like that?
The rendering above does show one quibble I have with 8664. Notice the lack of a floodwall. Even if I-64 were removed, the floodwall will still cut off the city from the river. There are creative ways for landscape architects to deal with flood plains, but I haven't seen any details on how 8664 would solve it. Clearly, investment would be needed to do major alterations or reconstructions on the floodwall, and it may never be the case that people will walk out of their house and be directly to the riverfront as this makes it appear. I'm convinced this is a solvealbe problem, however.
The pictures below show the huge opportunity that awaits. There are literally hundreds of acres of land on the landward side of I-64 that are a wasteland today, but could be reclaimed for park space. Check this out:
Notice the rail lines in the picture. Freight or old streetcar lines? The remains of an old brick street are clearly visible there. JC mentioned something about a Frederick Law Olmsted designed Northwest Parkway, but a mental block prevents me from recalling the details lest I start crying.
There's plenty of land if you look the other direction too:
That billboard in the background appears to be built on public land. What an insult to the city.
And here's a last look at I-64 cutting off downtown from the river.
If you want to see what the future could hold instead, check out this one minute 8664 video showing a conceptual view of the new riverfront from the vantage point of a river along a true Riverfront Parkway.
Don't take my word for it. Do your own comparison at the official web site of the Ohio River Bridges Project and the homepage of 8664.
Better and cheaper. What's not to love?
Of course, not everybody likes better and cheaper. Highway construction and engineering companies sure don't. And they carry a lot of political weight. But Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels was already wealthy before taking office, doesn't need anyone's money, and isn't angling to do anything but serve out his last term as governor and continue pushing for change. He's brought a keen fiscal eye to the Hoosier State, and 8664 would save Hoosiers a bundle by not having to pay for 50% of a downtown bridge plus 100% of the approach work on the Indiana side. With projects like I-69 running over budget, this could be a great place to save money. Plus, the Major Moves funds allocated to the bridges project are not sufficient to pay Indiana's $1.2 billion share of the project, period. And 8664 preserves the East End bridge that Indiana cares about and which is a no-brainer.
Gov. Steve Beshear took office at a tough time in the Commonwealth, and I think he's brought some needed seriousness to the role. He strikes me as the kind of guy who is willing to listen to common sense, particularly when Kentucky has huge budget problems, is already having to cancel projects because of highway funding shortfalls, and which has already mortgaged part of its future with GARVEE bonds to pay for the work it is already doing.
Tolls could bail this thing out, but better than toll money is no money. Just because you're taking it out of motorist pockets at the toll both instead of the gas pump doesn't mean it is any less a tax and government expense to build this thing. And 8664 is fully compatible with a toll-funded solution.
The East Enders will never give up in their fight to kill the East End bridge, so obviously nothing will convince them. Anything that makes the project less expensive and thus more likely happen they won't like.
And of course the Courier-Journal, whose editorial page is effectively the PR arm of the Abramson administration, will never stop beating the anti-8664 drum.
But the majority of the public is not in the construction business or a wealthy resident of Prospect. Polls have shown that the public overwhelmingly supports 8664. It is an idea whose time has come. The choice is clear: more of the same or a bold choice for Louisville's future. 8664 is certainly not risk free, but it's a bet I believe is well worth taking.


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Sankey's Portraits of the Greenline
The city of Memphis has learned what many other U.S. communities have discovered for quite some time. Greenways made from abandoned railways are a huge public asset for citizens to enjoy year round. They create a sense of community, better the local quality of life, and have the added and real fiscal payoff of curbing illness and medical costs as the populace gets healthier from more exercise.
Despite the objections of local naysayers who couldn't learn from longstanding examples such as Seattle's gorgeous Burke-Gilman Trail, the Greater Memphis Greenline is now a reality, and local walkers, joggers, cyclists and in-line skaters can attest, it's a major hit.
Not to be left out of the fun, photographers have been actively capturing some of the folks enjoying this public asset. Possibly the most interesting project happening on the Greenline is a photo rig built and run by Joe Sankey of Sankey Photography. In a recent blog post, Joe details a bicycle rig which features, among other things
- A bicycle
- a tow-behind trailer
- a camera (unspecified make and model, presumably a Nikon due to flash units used)
- a video camera (unspecified make and model)
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- Justin Clamps
- a Magic Arm
- PocketWizard FlexTT5 radio triggers
- PocketWizard MultiMAX radio triggers
- PocketWizard AC3 Zone Controller
- Nikon SB-800 AF Speedlights
- Nikon SB-900 AF Speedlights
Sankey goes into some detail about how he set up the rig, and the video shows shots captured of fellow cyclists. Both our readers and ourselves love to see interesting ways PocketWizard technology is applied in the field, and this one definitely is not your typical off-camera flash set-up. Nice work!


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While each morning's screaming headlines contain terrible words -- "dire," "catastrophic," "ever worsening" -- you can feel the urge not to tumble into the irradiated zone of the nuclear imagination.
On Monday, Tokyo's governor, Shintaro Ishihara, was quoted as saying, "I think (the disaster in Japan) is tembatsu." Tembatsu is a Japanese term that means "divine punishment."
Where some see a vengeful god, I see powerful good. I see powerful good in the brave humans who risked their own lives to save another. I see powerful good in the outpouring of compassion and assistance from people all around the globe.
Job did not get a straight answer to why then. I cannot imagine why we would get one now. So what are we left with? If faith cannot answer the cry of the heart, what good is it?
I sometimes imagine how a world event might be allegorical in my life or the lives of others. Perhaps there is a lesson learned here: are people trying to harness and control the wrong power source?
Between basic economics, security, national competitiveness (the push to a clean economy creates jobs), the logic for a distributed, non-nuclear, non-fossil-fuel grid and transportation network seems very strong.
The only thing that seems certain for Japan at this time is that its people and government must now endure their greatest challenge since 1945. We expect they will do so with characteristic grace and determination.
Much has been written about the Japanese earthquake and the killing tsunami. Nuclear crisis has become a permanent fixture on global headline news giv...
It is at our own peril that we, in the United States, will fail to grasp the importance of making sure that children in this country are protected during and following disasters.
Death is part of the cycles of life and of creation. Mourning is how we acknowledge these losses without giving up on love.
Citizens can build on that information to do everything possible to stop inevitable disasters from having such devastating effects on our communities.
The Japanese people have real problems. And even though they are experiencing the worst of times by any measure, we must still go on.
There are some simple steps you can take to become less obsessed with disaster, and yet still be compassionately involved with your fellow man. Doing these things will engage your mind, heart and being in positive, life-affirming ways.
There are intelligent ways to take advantage of the confusion in financial markets -- solid companies are on fire sale right now, whose business will not be impacted in a significant way.
People and governments tend to react to the last disaster -- or, for that matter, the last war or the last election -- when what we need to do is plan for the next one. How do we think ahead?
Winter graciously bows and floats away from the northern hemisphere leaving the stage to Spring. This has not been an easy transition.


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STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TWENTY-FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT KANKAKEE COUNTY IN PROBATE SMALL ESTATE AFFIDAVIT I, ____________________________________________________, on oath state: 1. (a) My post office address is ___________________________________________________________________________; (b) My residence address is _________________________________________________________________________; and (c) I understand that, if I am an out-of-state resident, I submit myself to the jurisdiction of Illinois courts for all matters related to the preparation and use of this affidavit. My agent for service of process in Illinois is: NAME _______________________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS ____________________________________________________________________________ CITY ________________________________________________________________________________ TELEPHONE (if any) ___________________________________________________________________ I understand that if no person is named above as my agent for service, or, if for any reason, service on the named person cannot be effectuated, the attorney who prepared this affidavit on my behalf is recognized by Illinois law as my agent for service of process. 2. 3. The decedent's name is ________________________________________________________________________ ; The date of the decedent's death was _____________________________________________________________ , And I have attached a copy of the death certificate hereto; 4. 5. The decedent's place of residence immediately before his death was _____________________________________ ; No letters of office are now outstanding on the decedent's estate and no petition for letters is contemplated or pending in Illinois or in any other jurisdiction, to my knowledge; 6. The gross value of the decedent's entire personal estate, including the value of all property passing to any party either by intestacy or under a will, does not exceed $100,000.00. (Here, list each asset, e.g., cash, stock and its fair market value,); 7. (a) All of the decedent's funeral expenses have been paid, or (b) The amount of the decedent's unpaid funeral expenses and the name and post office address of each person entitled thereto are as follows: Name and post office address: __________________________________________________________________ Amount $ ________________ (Strike either 7(a) or 7(b).) 8. 9. (a) There is no known unpaid claimant or contested claim against the decedent, except as stated in paragraph 7; (a) The names and places of residence of any surviving spouse, minor children and adult dependent* children of the decedent are as follows: Name and relationship Place of residence Age of minor child * (Note, an adult dependent child is one who is unable to maintain himself and is likely to become a public charge.) American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com (b) The award allowable to the surviving spouse of a decedent who was an Illinois resident is $_______________($20,000, plus $10,000 multiplied by the number of minor children and adult dependent children who resided with the surviving spouse at the time of the decedent's death. If any such child did not reside with the surviving spouse at the time of the decedent's death, so indicate.) (c) If there is no surviving spouse, the award allowable to the minor children and adult dependent children of a decedent who was an Illinois resident is $_______________ ($20,000, plus $10,000 multiplied by the number of minor children and adult dependent children), to be divided among them in equal shares. 10. (a) The decedent left no will. The names, places of residence and relationships of the decedent's heirs, and the portion of the estate to which each heir is entitled under the law where decedent died intestate are as follows: Name, relationship, and place of residence Age of minor Portion of estate (b) The decedent left no will, which has been filed with the clerk of an appropriate court. A certified copy of the will on file is attached. To the best of my knowledge and belief, the will on file is the decedent's last will and was signed by the decedent and the attesting witnesses as required by law and would be admittable to probate. 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China Fashion Week kicked off yesterday, and we're already loving what we're seeing. Our obsession for the day? The EONFASHION Award styling contest. Held in Beijing, the Fashion Week event yielded some pretty fantastical results, and we've compiled our favorite photos for you.
Which one is your favorite?
[Side note: The ridiculous hair and makeup looks are definitely Gaga-level awesome. Though we lament the death of the hair bow, we'd love to see her in this over-the-top headwear. Please make our dreams come true, Nicola!]
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|January 10th, 2004, 11:18 PM
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What movies have you seen lately, whether it be at the theater or rentals? I've seen these within the past few days:
Jeepers Creepers 2
What a disappointment. In fact, this was crap. The Creeper was cool as hell, but those damn kids were horrible actors given shitty lines. I wanted them all to die. On top of that, the movie wasn't even scary.
Another disappointment. The best performance was given by Kate Beckinsdale's sweet ass proudly displayed in tight leather. The plot had great potential, but poor execution. And why the fuck do vampires always look like damn Versace models?
American Wedding
Definitely the worst out of the 3 American Pie films, but still a good time, especially the bachelor party scene. They should have just called this movie The Steve Stifmeister Show. The movie centered around him, while the actual wedding was a background story.
The Last Samurai
A masterpiece, even if it is Dances With Wolves with Tom Cruise and Samurai instead of Indians. Lots of blood, great acting, and a good story. Love the whole "die with honor" thing. One of the best of 2003.
|January 10th, 2004, 11:43 PM
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Raised to be Lowered
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Holy crap Dreamlord I've seen 3 of 4 movies you listed very recently and was going to comment on them. Spooky well maybe not hehe
Underworld: I like this movie for just entertainment value. No there weren't any great character development; and yes it was extremely predictable; but there was something there that just keep me entertained enough to make me happy for it. A sequel seems extremely likely
LOTR ~ Return of the Kings: The final of the three and definitely a classic. I won't get into this movie cause there is a seperate thread for it, but I'll just say this; kept me happy in everyway
American Wedding: It's pretty good but no where near as good as the first two
The Last Samuri: Beautiful imagery done, story line is decent and the character growth was decent. I really great movie indeed
Kill Bill: Huge disappointment, I expected so much more outta it, but found that it just didn't entertain me.
|January 10th, 2004, 11:55 PM
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For as good as this movie could have been, I was not at all impressed. I watched it once, and forced myself to sit through it for the sheer principal of finishing the movie. I was almost tempted to go to Blockbuster and say the DVD was scratched so I could exchange it.
Return of the King
Really, what more is there to say? Classic.
American Wedding
I loved the dance Stiffler does in the bar. That was great. Mostly because it reminded me of a friend of mine. It was funny. But over all, the worst of the three.
Recently saw this, and it wasn't the French love flick I was expecting. It was actually really nice. I liked it. Had some beautiful camera angles, and was filmed pretty off the wall.
Haven't seen The Last Samurai yet. But with two positive reviews, I just might.
|January 11th, 2004, 01:12 AM
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|January 11th, 2004, 02:25 AM
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The Return of the King
No need to say a word.
I avoided this like the plague for a long time, my buddy forced me to watch it the other night, it was damn funny.
Just watched this for the second time, I saw it on opening night 5+ years ago and forgot everything about it so it was like a new movie. Cool.
Were I not rip roaring drunk at the time, I would have really enjoyed this movie. Unfortunately, I was. No, make that fortunately. I love being drunk.
Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
Best. Comedy. Ever.
|January 11th, 2004, 05:09 AM
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i recently saw "a beautiful mind" as well, and it was very good. i was surprised to see russel crowe acting that well, i thought he was more of the schwarznegger type after seeing gladiator, but how wrong i was.
"memento". a great film as well, i liked that sort of backwards storytelling and i found it, especially the end, pretty disturbing. recomended anyhow
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|January 11th, 2004, 09:55 AM
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LOTR: Return of the King - duh.
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen - worst. movie. ever. And I love comic books.
Daredevil - surprisingly good, and hot damn, Jennifer Garner is now a perma-fixture in my mastubatory fantasies.
The Mighty Wind - fucking brilliant. At first I was like, "huh? How can the Spinal Tap guys make a good movie about folk music?" All I can say is this movie is fucking kick-ass. See it.
And I'm more excited to see Big Fish than I have been about any other movie in a long, long time.
|January 11th, 2004, 10:31 AM
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The last three years, I've seen 3 movies in a movie theatre:
* The Lord of the Rings
* The Two Towers
* The Return of the King
...all a bit after their premieres. I must say, they're fucking good. I don't remember all of the two first, but the third was spectacular... Minas Tirith... How the FLYING FUCK do they do these things? The ending (i.e. what happens after the world is saved and all) felt a bit slow but I guess that's there to stay true to the book.
I plan to buy all three on DVD when the inevitable super deluxe 51-disc extended version compilation comes out.
|January 11th, 2004, 10:36 AM
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Then my father went ahead and got me The Two Towers extended special edition for X-Mas, so now I'm stuck anyways. Oh well, I'll still buy the mega pack. I wonder how many DVDs it will in fact be? Figure each of the special editions is already 4. The trilogy will probably ring in about 15 discs. Yikes.
|January 11th, 2004, 10:37 AM
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|January 11th, 2004, 01:10 PM
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|January 11th, 2004, 01:18 PM
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Bzzzt, wrong. Tomcats is awful! It does have hot mamacitas though.
|January 11th, 2004, 01:47 PM
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Yeah, I was hoping for boob action, but it was still funny. I mean come on, it had Gary Busey's crazy son in it!!!
I have both fancy boxset versions of the first two LOTR, I'm sure I'll get the third, and then of course be fanboy enough to get the 51-disc edition because it'll have an extra 5 minutes of Peter Jackson yelling at crew members or something.
|January 11th, 2004, 02:36 PM
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The Music Of Chance- starring James Spader, very good film with a disturbing ending. Saw it late night on tv, about 2 in the morning.
In the theater...
Mystic River- This should win a lot of awards, if it doesn't there is no accounting for taste.
Return Of The King: Too many words, not enough time.
American Wedding: Entertaining, especially when you can drink beer in our theater!
At home:
I've really been diving head first into the 40 something dvds Lloyd Kaufman and Troma have sent me.
Jefftowne: a documentary about a 40 year old man with down's syndrome, lives with his 96 or 98 year old foster mother, who's pretty much wheelchair bound. Jeff hangs out at the local mall movie theater, loves porn, beer, wrestling, and is quite an interesting character. This movie is fascinating.
Chopper Chicks In Zombietown- Billy Bob Thorton's first big role. This movie is pretty funny.
Christmas Evil: Has Fiona Apple's dad as a main character. A classic horror film.
Toxic Avenger 2: Toxie in Japan!
The First Turn On!- Old school Meatballs summercamp type comedy. Has Vincent D'onofrio (Full Metal Jacket, Law & Order:CI) in his first appearance.
Cry Uncle!: A 70's flick, almost porn from the future director of Rocky, and Karate Kid and screenplay by David Odell who went on to write The Dark Crystal. Stars Allen Garfield and Paul Sorvino.
Also got Ralph Baksi's Heavy Traffic and Wizards. Awesome 70's anime.
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|January 12th, 2004, 11:49 AM
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Big Fish was excellent, I recommend it to all. It wasn't at all what I was expecting; there's a lot of comedy in it.
Man, I've been slacking on movies lately; most of the ones I've watched are ones I'd already seen. I'll repent.
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|January 12th, 2004, 12:01 PM
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Underworld is a disapointment huh ?
*note to self: dont listen to horny teenagers on the Nevermore board telling you that its a great movie*
ive watched From Dusk till Dawn the other day
its such a shame, this movie starts so good! but then those stupid vampires apear...
what a dumb movie... another zombie flick...
oh well.
return Of the King:
simply a masterpiece indeed.
"you're just an empty cage girl, if you kill the bird"
"The whole problem with the world is that
fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves,
and wiser people so full of doubts."
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|January 12th, 2004, 12:05 PM
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DO NOT watch Underworld unless you have a penchant for watching Vampires that look like Gucci models arguing over nothing, and that dude from Felicity flexing his biceps the whole movie.
I repeat, the best performance in this movie was given by Kate Beckinsdale's buttocks.
|January 12th, 2004, 06:55 PM
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Not sure whether it's even worth watching movies now that all three Lord of the Kings films have been released. I mean, how can that lot ever be topped? Well, I suppose there's the next Star Wars movie.
|January 12th, 2004, 06:59 PM
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Besides "Return of the King" the last movie I watched was one of my favorites, "Paint Your Wagon." I doubt anyone has seen it but its damn funny. I also have to mention "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" even though I haven't watched it in awhile because that movie rules too.
|January 12th, 2004, 08:44 PM
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|January 12th, 2004, 09:28 PM
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I will also agree, From Dusk Till Dawn doesn't start as far as I'm concerned until the vampire action begins. It also makes a difference to me that as long as Tarantino is on screen, I want to put a screwdriver in my temple. I hate that fucker.
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Global Warmists Dig in Their Heels over Climategate — Kind of
Out of context private communications, prosecute the hacker! Look at this winsome polar bear! GlobalizationHalliburtonFreeMumia! (Updated continuously)
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Rename Climategate after the crime, not the victim
… we don't name these things after the victim of these illegal hacks — a livable climate. We name them after the crime or its location a la Watergate. Certainly in this modern version of The Purlioned Letter, a better name would be Hackergate, if only because Nothing-gate isn't catchy enough to catch on. But I welcome your suggestions. The winner of this contest gets … absolute nothing.
Note that Climateprogress.org is "the Web's most influential climate-change blogger" according to Time. Eh?
Ah, of course: "Climateprogress.org: A Project of Center For American Progress Action Fund."
"Even the tobacco companies never tried to slander legitimate cancer researchers"
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Climategate in Perspective, Featuring Isaac Newton
The scandalistas say little about the fact that this breach of security and publishing of private communications is a crime.
Last time I heard this argument, we had just tried to smuggle 14-year-old Guatemalan prostitutes to a safe house and hide the income.
… the most controversial comments, plucked out of context, come from a private correspondence between CRU researcher Phil Jones and Pennsylvania State University's Michael Mann (author of the infamous "hocky stick graph" of rising global average temperatures):
"I've just completed Mike's Nature trick of adding in the real temps to each series for the last 20 years (i.e. from 1981 onwards), and from 1961 for Keith's to hide the decline," wrote Jones.
I'll save you from the science wonkery and allusions here (check out RealClimate for a more detailed explanation), but noisy climate skeptics are jumping on two parts of that sentence. Guess which ones? Yup, "trick" and "hide the decline." …
A few things to keep in mind throughout this entire "scandal":
- People — whether they are world reknowned scientists or your little sister — tend to use much more casual and joking language in emails than they would, for example, in a public statement or IPCC report.
- It's easy, though inadvisable, for those of us outside of the scientific community to make sweeping assumptions about discussions of complex data sets.
- Climate change skeptics are always looking for an excuse to declare peer-review scientific data a "fraud."
- How ironic — and convenient? — that this should occur in the weeks leading up to the biggest international climate talks to date.
So, the casual and joking phrase:
Go direct to the publishers and point out the fact that their journal is perceived as being a medium for disseminating misinformation under the guise of refereed work. I use the word "perceived" here, since whether it is true or not is not what the publishers care about — it is how the journal is seen by the community that counts.
… is too complex of a data set to be making sweeping assumptions about. Got it.
From the BBC's Open Secrets:
Professor Jones also told me that he concurs with the view expressed by some other academics that freedom of information may be too intrusive into academic matters. He said: "My e-mails were personal. This is all about academic freedom. I'm just a humble scientist trying to do research."
What about the academic freedom of McKittrick and McIntyre? Or Soon and Baliunas? Or Roger Pielke Sr.? Or the CEI? (Hat tip: Charles Martin)
From Open Mind:
If anything, the messages prove that there is not any conspiracy, and the scientists at CRU did not fudge data or engage in deceptive practices to push their "agenda."
Then why did the emails discuss fudging data and engaging in deceptive practices to push their agenda? Just sayin'.
From The Yale Forum on Climate Change and the Media:
There are too many double entendres, too many amorphous interpretations, too many shades of color in those e-mails to yet lead to decisive conclusions.
What do you say we go back to my place tonight, and Hide the Decline … Mmm, Delete the Emails, yes …


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6/9/11 11:57 Lindsay:
If that foundation lasts even 8 hours, or survives even 4 hours at the beach then I'm sold.
6/10/11 8:37 Donna:
Wouldn't that be wonderful!
6/9/11 12:13 jenniet2002:
the eyeshadow kinda looks like the Bare Escentuals hi-shine eyeshadows! =)
6/9/11 13:44 LaurieS:
But oh-so-much cheaper! I think I'm going to try it. They have a special now where they bundle the mascara, a shadow, a gloss and a lippie for $16.99
6/9/11 18:26 ribbonroses:
You have more gloss colours than we do!! Booooooo! Watermelon sounds lovely The colours on the UK site look rubbish so I think I'll give them a miss. There's 1 review on the UK site that says the gloss is nice but doesn't have the staying power. May *have* to give the mascara a go……
6/11/11 11:37 Penny:
Glad to know I am not the only one being skeptical to say the least. I will patiently wait the reviews on foundation…..
7/6/11 17:36 Bridgette:
Come to think of it, most of this (by which I mean everything but the eyeshadow and mascara) was part of their other line which they discontinued… um, perfect wear, was it?
I dunno.
At first I thought they were repackaging it and passing it off as a new line and I was sorta pissed.
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ALBANY - Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo outlined his proposal for the 2013-14 fiscal year on Tuesday in his third budget address, continuing his insistence on not introducing new taxes and furthering mandate relief.
The governors $136.5 billion budget proposal includes several recommendations that would affect local governments, including increased school aid, a reduction in Medicaid spending by municipalities and pension savings.
Mandate relief was clearly a top priority.
Education and Medicaid make up 50 percent of the state budget, Mr. Cuomo said, highlighting their importance in any budget discussion.
Mr. Cuomos budget proposal includes a 4.4 percent increase in education spending. The proposal also stipulates that localities are only responsible for 2 percent of the increasing yearly Medicaid costs, down from 3 percent in last years budget.
By 2016, Mr. Cuomo hopes to hold local governments harmless from any increase in Medicaid costs.
The key here is that the commitment continues, Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, R-Rome, said.
Mr. Griffo thinks its a positive sign. Ultimately there will be substantial savings, he said.
Assemblyman Kenneth J. Blankenbush, R-Black River, agreed.
As part of mandate relief for local municipal governments, thats a big help, he said.
Another aspect of the governors proposed budget is designed to enable local governments to tackle increasing pension costs.
In 2012, the state introduced Tier VI, a pension amendment for new employees that is easier on the budgets of local governments, but savings will not immediately be seen.
Local governments have a short-term problem, Mr. Cuomo said. Were proposing a Tier VI financing plan where you are financing against the savings in the out years.
Mr. Cuomos proposal would encourage localities to enact a stable rate pension contribution option designed to give local governments and school districts access to out year savings now.
This is a significant way to alleviate the financial stress on local governments. It basically provides a financing plan to get municipalities through this pension bubble, Mr. Cuomo said.
Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, said that whenever she speaks with local officials and school officials in her district, pension relief is at the top of their agenda.
Because of the fact that pension costs are what are driving budgets at the local levels this proposal is something that will be helpful. Im glad to see that theres a way to smooth out these pension spikes, Senator Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, said
Mrs. Ritchie cautioned The devils in the details, and said she is interested in reading the specific budget language once the bill is released.
Mr. Griffo also applauded the governors pension plan proposal.
But Mr. Cuomos pension proposal isnt being greeted with universal enthusiasm.
At first blush it seems like its not a good idea to be borrowing money in anticipation of savings, Mr. Blankenbush said. The bottom line is: you still have to pay it.
The governors proposal may include mandate relief and pension savings, but it doesnt increase the aid given to local governments.
It doesnt surprise me, Mr. Griffo said.
Mrs. Russell agreed.
The economy in the state really has not rebounded to the point where we can just open up our wallets and start handing money out to everyone, she said.
Mr. Blankenbush was not as willing to accept the aid amounts that other legislators were describing as essentially inevitable.
When you have flat aid, and when youre looking at municipalities that are trying to live under the 2 percent cap and whose operating costs are going up by keeping it flat it also means that municipalities are going to be going into the hole more, Mr. Blankenbush said. Municipalities have to balance their budget.
The Legislature will review the governors budget proposal over the coming weeks. The due date for the state budget is April 1, but Mr. Griffo said, because of this years Easter and Passover holidays, the budget will need to be finalized a week in advance or risk being late.
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This work was generously supported by the NIGMS CMLD initiative (P50 GM067041). We thank Professors Scott Schaus (Boston University) and Jinquan Yu (Brandeis University) for helpful discussions, Dr. Paul Ralifo (Boston University) for assistance with NMR structure elucidation, CEM Corporation (Matthews, NC) for assistance with microwave instrumentation, and Symyx Technologies, Inc. (Santa Clara, CA) for assistance with chemical reaction planning software.
Nucleophilic Addition to N-Phosphinylimines by Rare-Earth-Metal Triflate/Trifluoroacetic Anhydride Activation†
Article first published online: 23 AUG 2007
DOI: 10.1002/anie.200700694
Copyright © 2007 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim
Angewandte Chemie International Edition
Volume 46, Issue 39, pages 7470–7472, October 1, 2007
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Ong, Winnie W., Beeler, Aaron B., Kesavan, S., Panek, James S. and Porco, John A. (2007), Nucleophilic Addition to N-Phosphinylimines by Rare-Earth-Metal Triflate/Trifluoroacetic Anhydride Activation. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., 46: 7470–7472. doi: 10.1002/anie.200700694
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Publication History
- Issue published online: 20 SEP 2007
- Article first published online: 23 AUG 2007
- Manuscript Received: 14 FEB 2007
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- anhydrides;
- lanthanum;
- phosphinylimines;
- silanes;
- synthetic methods
Hydrated lanthanum triflate has been shown to be an effective and highly active Lewis acid catalyst for nucleophilic addition to N-phosphinylimines in the presence of trifluoroacetic anhydride (TFAA; see scheme). Unexpectedly, trifluoroacetamide products are produced in a novel process which likely involves consecutive acylation/hydration of N-phosphinylimine substrates and subsequent nucleophilic addition.


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Day #3 of $500 Gift A Day Giveaway: 10 Blurb Photo Books! (CLOSED)
Dec 12, 2012
It's the most wonderful time of the year! No, not Christmas, it's Mike's Bloggity Blog's $500 Gift A Day Giveaway! Every day this week, I'll have an AMAZING gift up for grabs! Each of these gifts is valued at more than $500. For those of you who hate surprises, check out my Facebook page every day for a preview of tomorrow's gift! Tell your friends and family to play along and five lucky readers will definitely have a very Merry Christmas!
We're halfway through the week of give aways and I think it's time to spread the love even more. Today, TEN readers have a chance to win a Blurb gift certificate, worth $50 each!
There was a time, right after digital cameras really took off, when people didn't really know what to do with their photos. Printing them off all of a sudden felt archaic, but you still wanted to be able to capture and relieve all your memories. This is where beautiful photo books like Blurb come in.
Blurb allows you to take all of your photos and organize them into any kind of book that you want. Whether it's for friends and family to give at Christmas, or a book capturing all your favourite memories from your trip to the mountains or the lake, you'll be able to use your Blurb gift to make a gift that will literally last a lifetime.
Fans of Instagram, make sure you check out their Instagram books too, don't just let those photos sit on your phone. Print them and show them off to all your hipster friends!
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A photo I would include would be a pic I took of my crazy kitten looking all crazy like.
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Me, stuffing myself like a turkey to a slow death of chocolate donuts.
My wedding photos need to go in a wedding book. This would be PERFECT!!!
I would love to make a book of the photos from when my parents renewed their vows 2 years ago!
I'd include some of my travel photos
I captured a moment at a cottage this summer, where my husband is throwing my son up into the air while they're in the lake. The sun is setting behind them, and my son looks like he's flying. I adore the shot.
I would make a photo book for my grandmother back in Ontario so that she can have a book of pictures of the family members in Alberta.
I'd put in photos of my trip to the Maritimes & Newfoundland. Such great memories, such amazing sights!
A picture from the top of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.
All of my pictures from my roadtrip in Scotland.
I would include my favourite photo of my husband and me on our wedding day.
I would put my pictures from my various travels around Europe and South America, and since I'm no good at scrapbooking this would be a nice alternative. (I am the least creative person in the world.)
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Our 25th wedding anniversary!!!
Our family vacation at Punta Cana
Pictures of my gf and I without a doubt
Family pictures of my kids and grandkids.
I would love to have a picture book of my calendar year.
For some reason girls always take pics in bathroom, so my book would be of all of those random shot from over the years of me and my friends in bathrooms across the globe. Like this one:
I would make a book of my first trip to Ireland! As a student I haven't had the time to print the pictures so I would LOVE to put them into a blurb book! I'll even promise to put a dedication page to the wonderful Mike in the front of my book if I win
I would include my favorite family picture
My sis has been sending me random family photos from cousins over the past year. I'd probably put them all together in one book so at the next family reunion we'd know who's whom.
Pictures of my son to send to family
some from my travels in Guatemala
pictures of my kids and my family
I would love to do my baby's first year book this way! I think the cover would be us from the Market Collective Photo booth!!
My wedding photos
first family vacaiton phtoo
first pictures of my grandkids
our most recent family photo
I would include my wedding, family and vacation photos in the Blurb book.
I would have a book full of my beautiful kids!
I quit my 9-5 and chased my dream of travel photography. I spent over 3 months practicing my passion and never looked back. There's a photo I am very proud of, which is taken at the Glacier lagoon in Iceland called Joksursarlon. The sunrise created colors in the sky I've never seen in my life.
Hope all is well, Mike! xo
Thanks for your inspirational words before Coldplay rocked the Calgarian stage.
One of my favorite photos of all time is one I took of Calgary at night last December from the top of Nose Hill. There are the sparkling lights of the city and the snow. It reminds me what I love about this place.
In the process of creating a 2012 year in review book on blurb now, I'm including pics from my wedding, my beautiful wife, family, friends, and trips we have taken!
My wife foolishly committed herself to producing a beautiful photo book of our daughters every Christmas for grandparents and extended family. A year in the life of the girls. It's an amazing gift that she creates every year – and expensive! This would be an awesome prize for her to win.
My daughter playing in a field of daisies – reminds me of the simple yet beautiful things in life.
There is one photograph I will always carry close to my heart. It is of the day just two years ago where my wife and I first held our little "fur" babies. A couple of maltese poodles pups who we've welcomed to our home and became a family!
Good luck everyone and happy holidays!


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Beekeeping: leading agricultural change in New Zealand - Part 2
Andrew Matheson
The first part of this article was published in the previous issue of Bee World, and reviewed beekeeping in New Zealand - the bees and hives used, the composition of the industry and management methods used by commercial apiarists. The article concludes by looking at the infrastructure supporting the beekeeping industry - extension, training, research, regulations and industry organizations. This section also reviews the status of honey bee pests, predators and diseases in New Zealand.


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Art as therapy is not uncommon. It's a way to release pent-up feelings, but can also breathe new life into the artist and give that person a way to express his feelings.
For Santa Fe artist Marck Romero, art has provided a way for him to release his inner feelings and has given him a new lease on life.
As a recovering addict, Romero found his inner artist while in jail. Clean for three years, art came from sobriety. "It's always something I wanted to do, but never did it," he said. He said he got clean, reconnected with his spirit and was able to do art.
Romero is no stranger to the creative process, however. He used to be a tattoo artist and is a guitarist and vocalist in XMortis, a heavy metal/thrash band. He's also pursuing a degree in drug and alcohol abuse counseling and is scheduled to graduate from Santa Fe Community College next year.
"Getting clean did so much for me," he said.
Romero said drawing is a favorite thing for him to do, but the art he's been creating recently isn't just about drawing. It's about bringing his creations to life by putting paint on wood. But if you're thinking retablo-style work, think again. Romero's creations are dark and 3D.
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Memorial Day Push for Votes
GREEN BAY-- On a quiet Memorial Day, Edward Coleman pounds the pavement.
Going house to house with other republican volunteers--spreading the word.
"It's important for individuals to get out and vote. Obviously this is Memorial Day. I think vets give the ultimate sacrifice, and we owe it to them to thank them by voicing our opinions in the election process," Coleman said.
Meanwhile, democrats believe its their duty to take a break from the phones.
"Today is the day to be remembering them. It's not the day to be pounding the pavement, going door-to-door, and disrupting some kind of ceremony these people may be having," Democratic Party of Shawano chairwoman Leone Schneidewend said.
But they'll be back at it Tuesday.
"We will be doing phone calls. We have a list from the people that signed the recall," Schneidewend said.
Coleman carries his list of names, his tribute to vets by helping with the battle in our state.
"If I could help in the smallest bit possible by volunteering and getting out on this day, Memorial Day, I think I should," Coleman said.
Both parties will be working overtime the next eight days. They plan on going door-to-door and hitting the phones all this week.
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EnterNext®, NYSE Euronext's New SME Marketplace, Goes Live
NYSE Euronext (NYX) today announced the opening of EnterNext®, its marketplace for SMEs. This new subsidiary is dedicated to companies that have a capitalisation of under €1 billion and already covers over 750 SMEs listed on the regulated market of NYSE Euronext and on NYSE Alternext. With a bold strategy and a NYSE Euronext proven capacity to deliver, EnterNext® has been designed to facilitate the financing requirements and development of European SMEs that operate regionally, nationally and internationally.
EnterNext® has its own substantial resources and the full support of the NYSE Euronext group. Whilst working closely with regional economies, it has been designed to operate on a pan-European basis. Backed by its own teams and financial resources, EnterNext® will build upon NYSE Euronext's efficient market model. The new subsidiary promotes and facilitates all offers and services currently available to SMEs and its responsibilities amongst others include:
o Positioning the stock exchange as a source for alternative financing
o Managing the day-to-day and grassroots relationships with issuers and listing candidates
o Promoting SMEs to investors as an attractive asset class
o Developing a regional and national marketing strategy
o Defining and promoting new services and financing options such as the Initial Bond Offerings (IBO) first launched in the second half of 2012
EnterNext® has adopted an open governance structure, with a 15-member Board of Directors headed by a newly appointed Chairman and CEO. The remaining 14 seats will be divided equally between qualified external Directors and NYSE Euronext. Candidates have been selected from the four countries in which the group operates in Europe, based on their experience and expertise with SMEs.
The Chairman and CEO will be announced shortly.
The seven qualified external Directors are:
o Charles Beigbeder, Chairman, Gravitation
o Jorge Freire Cardoso, CEO of Caixa Banco de Investimento1
o Koen Dejonckheere, CEO, Gimv
o Louis Godron, Chairman, AFIC
o Sophie Langlois, Deputy CEO, BIL Finance
o Jean-François Roubaud, Chairman, CGPME
o Chris van Schuppen, Managing Director, Head of Equity Capital Markets, ABN AMRO
The seven Directors representing NYSE Euronext are:
o Roland Bellegarde, Group EVP, European Equities and Equity derivative
o Lee Hodgkinson, Head of Sales and Client Coverage, EMEA
o Luis Laginha, Chairman and CEO, NYSE Euronext Lisbon
o Marc Lefèvre, Head of European Business Development and Client Coverage, European
Corporate Client Group
o Vincent Van Dessel, Chairman and CEO, NYSE Euronext Brussels
o Cees Vermaas, Chairman and CEO, NYSE Euronext Amsterdam
o Diederik Zandstra, Head of European Corporate Client Group
"The launch of EnterNext ®is a critical step in offering new sources of financing to SMEs called for by French President François Hollande at the Assises de l'Entreprenariat forum. Working groups across Europe have lent their support to this new marketplace. EnterNext ® believes in entrepreneurs, it brings their aspirations to life by supporting them with the resources they need to grow, and it lends fresh momentum to entrepreneurial initiatives. As a market operator, we are aware that this activity lies at the heart of our strategic mission, and it is a source of pride and enthusiasm," said Dominique Cerutti, NYSE Euronext President and Deputy CEO and Chairman of the Management Board of Euronext NV.
1. We would like to thank all of the individuals who have participated in this initiative. They include the following contributors who have shared their vision, experience and other input:
o David Buffelard, Chairman and CEO, VDI and Vice-Chairman of Lyon Pôle Bourse, +33 4 72 52 20 13
o Christophe Capelli, Chairman and CEO, Capelli, +33 4 78 47 49 29
o Marc Delcourt, Chairman and CEO, Global Bioenergies, +33 1 64 98 20 52
o Christophe de Lylle, Chairman, Actifin, +33 1 56 88 11 10
o Philippe D'Hoir, partner at law firm FIDAL, +33 1 47 38 54 00
o François-Pierre Le Page, Chairman and CEO, LoginPeople, Advisor to the French Ministry of Foreign Trade, +33 493 33 06 66
o Sacha Loiseau, Chairman and CEO, Mauna Kea, +33 1 48 24 06 21
o Julien Parrou, Chairman and CEO, ConcoursMania, +33 5 57 22 76 60
o Paul Perpère, Delegate General, AFIC, +33 1 47 20 63 91
o Jean Rognetta, Chairman, PME Finance, +33 6 32 09 54 24
o Franck Sebag, partner, Ernst & Young, +33 1 46 93 73 74
o Gilbert Saby, Chairman and CEO, Tunnel Prado and Chairman, CEFIM Pôle Bourse, +33 4 91 80 88 80.
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Ingredients1 1/2 cup graham cracker crumbs
1/3 cup firmly packed brown sugar
1/3 cup butter or marg, melted
1 (14 oz) can sweetened condensed milk
3/4 cup water
1 (3 5/8 oz) pkg butterscotch pudding mix
3 (8 oz) pkgs cream cheese, softened
3 eggs
1 tsp vanilla extract
whipped cream
crushed butterscotch candies
PreparationPreheat oven to 375
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Tower Theatre Folkestone
- Name:
- Tower Theatre Folkestone
- Address:
- North Road
- Postcode/City:
- CT20 3HL Folkestone
- County:
- Kent
- Phone:
- 01303 22392501303 223925
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- www.towertheatrefolkestone.co.uk
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The Tower Theatre has been officially open now for five years. In that time it has proved to be a Community Theatre for the whole community to visit or use for their own functions or meetings. FHODS are very proud of the 300 seat auditorium and the large function area available. FHODS is a charity and needs all the support it can muster. Advertising space is available to reach a wide and interested audience.
You can Sponsor a Seat at a cost of £100 which will stamp your name into the fabric of the theatre. Contact us for details. In addition we are currently looking for local companies to sponsor Fhods productions and other events. History of St.
Marks Church FROM CHURCH T. It was built of brick, with gothic doors and windows in stone, and powerful over-arching concrete arches across the vault of the nave - altogether a fine piece of architecture, but an astonishing feat in 1941!
Where did they find the bricks two years into the War, when even the re-building of bombed-out houses was already being restricted to 'Utility Build St.ndards' One would have thought too that the skilled builders would have gone off to fight; or was foreign prisoner labour used In fact the building shows no sign of economy, and its size and provocative position on a hilltop, visible from NAZI occupied France, and a marker for every passing bomber raid, might well have been conceived as a statement of defiance one-finger gesture! If so, it had the desired effect: within days, Lord Haw's mocking tones were heard announcing the newly completed Church at Shorncliffe was to be bombed, and allegedly an attempt was made two nights later, but it was unsuccessful. Curiously, military churches are not consecrated, but dedicated and notice was taken of the threat, for when Archbishop Fisher arrived to perform the Service of Dedication to St.Mark, he was surely uniquely given an escort of Spitfires as overhead protection. Afterwards the stained glass was relocated, the organ sold, the books and banners removed, and the Sale advertised. It was FHODS' opportunity.
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The EKOCYCLE brand initiative was developed to educate consumers about everyday recycling choices and empower their purchasing decisions as part of a social change movement. The initiative supports recycling by helping consumers recognize that items they consider waste today may be a part of a lifestyle product they can use tomorrow. With a dedication to supporting a more sustainable environment, the EKOCYCLE brand initiative will identify products, such as assorted plastic bottles and aluminum cans that can be repurposed into recycled content for fashionable and valuable lifestyle products. It will also encourage demand and use of recycled materials, and reinforce the importance of recycling finished products.
"With the EKOCYCLE brand, I'm on a mission to educate and inspire consumers around the globe to seek out more sustainable lifestyle choices that will ultimately play a part in the movement toward a world with zero waste," said global musical artist and producer, will.i.am. "By making products that contain recycled materials more attractive to both businesses and consumers, everyone can do their part to keep the cycle going to turn discarded waste into cool, new items.
Beats by Dr. Dre® and New Era® are the first brand partners to join the EKOCYCLE brand initiative in its mission to inspire and educate individuals and communities to live a more sustainable lifestyle. As a part of the partnership, these collaborative efforts will produce on-trend products made partially from recycled materials. Additional EKOCYCLE brand collaborations will be announced later this year.
"The EKOCYCLE brand initiative is a platform that aligns with our vision of zero waste and our focus on sustainability," said Bea Perez, vice president and chief sustainability officer, The
Earth911®, host of the largest recycling directory in the U.S. with more than 1.5 million ways to recycle, will provide an interactive and searchable recycling directory for consumers accessible at EKOCYCLE.com.
"Recycling is one of the easiest sustainable actions consumers can take, but without real-time access to local options, people are often left confused and frustrated," said Raquel Fagan, vice president of media for Earth911. "The EKOCYCLE brand initiative takes a forward-thinking approach and demonstrates how companies can play a role in eliminating this confusion and empowering consumers."
On August 1, the EKOCYCLE brand will premiere its first :60 television commercial that will air in the U.S. market during the telecast of the Summer Olympic Games. A full-scale marketing, advertising and online campaign will follow.
Consumers can purchase Beats by Dr. Dre® headphones beginning fall of 2012. Other EKOCYCLE products, including New Era® hats, will be available early 2013.