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87 reviews
88% would repurchase
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Price: $$
Package Quality: 3.6
Price: $$
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I LOVE this! My hair looks incredibly shiny and is an amazing shade of dark brown. This is my holy grail hair color. I've used other shades in this line as well and have liked them but this shade is my absolute favorite! My only gripe is that I wish they gave you more of the amazing conditioner.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
My hair was ombre with dark brown on top and dark blonde on the bottom, however I had quite a few grays coming in. I wanted to even out the hair color so I opted for a deep rich shiny dark brown which is what I hoped this would be. No such luck, I ended up with dull flat black hair with ends that had a greenish tint... My grays weren't colored and I had to wait a few washes to see any brown. I didn't mind the ends because after all they were ombre but I can't forgive the no gray coverage, the dullness and not to mention dryness. Probably worst hair dye I've ever used and I've had my hair every color you can think of.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Olive, Cool
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Amazing deep dark brown haircolor! I went from a medium brown to this dark brown haircolor. I wanted the deepest, darkest brown without going black and this is it. This dark brown looks black right after you have colored it but after it's been washed once or twice the color is very rich. There are no red tones and the color isn't flat. By far the best over Loreal and Garnier.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I thought it sucked (too cool, flat) but then after another wash, I realized it rocked. Other people agreed with the latter sentiment. All the 5 star reviews are true. The end.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
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I dyed my hair yesterday and just get a jet black hair, and its not dark brown. I think it really depends on your hair color. but have to say my hair look shiner then before and this may due to the conditioner they provided. I hoped that the color will fade soon.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Total rubbish. I was sucked into trying this due to the great reviews and the price but it left my scalp very sore and my hair like straw. Days after using it (I followed the instructions to a tee) the colour (dark brown mixed with golden brown) still looked unremarkable and totally flat with any shine taken out of my formerly extremely shiny hair. It took me weeks to whip my hair back into shape with intensive conditioning, rosemary rinses and keratin spray plus my weekly Aphogee treatment. Don't use this if your hair is fine. And if you have resistant greys don't bother either. Mine were showing again after just a week. The overall colour, however boring, only faded a little though.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Love this stuff! It's only like $2.30 and it does a good job at coloring for what it is. The conditioner is the bomb as well! It leaves my hair super soft. I wish I could buy bottles of it
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I typically use feria red dyes... Wanted to change it up a bit and go chocolate brown.. A few weeks ago i used feria "espresso" which sucked and barely covered the red dye. Today i used revlon dark brown and my hair is now BLACK.... But the first 3 inches of my hair still has red tones. I am very disappointed.. I wanted BROWN hair :(... I have died my hair black on purpose years ago and I know this is black.. NOT "dark brown"!!
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I love this product. Especially if anything goes wrong with any other color dye or brand this always has my back and fix my haircolor. Revlon dark brown is one of the best colors at first looks black but then fades away and the hair will be a brown natural looking.
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I applaud those that reviewed this product giving 4-5 lippies. I used Revlon Colorsilk prior to letting my hair grow out to its natural silver, platinum. Revlon was the least damaging and most natural looking of all the drug store hair colors for me. The trick is getting the correct color. Good product for touching up roots and pulling through the ends in the final minutes before rinsing.
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Alabama backup running back Dee Hart is out for the season.
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Alabama coach Nick Saban said running back/kick returner Dee Hart and receiver DeAndrew White each underwent knee surgery Thursday.
Saban broke the news on his weekly radio show. Both will miss the rest of the season after suffering injuries in Saturday's 33-14 win over Ole Miss.
This marks five Tide players who have suffered season-ending injuries this year. In addition to ...

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Find out more information about making a tax deductible contribution to Washington Parks and People.
Josephine Butler Parks Center
2437 Fifteenth Street, NW
Directions to the Parks Center
Washington, DC (circa 1932)
Overlooking Meridian Hill Park, the Josephine Butler Parks Center is an 18,000 sq ft, 40-room Renaissance-revival style mansion. Washington Parks & People operates the Parks Center as a "greenhouse" for advancing Washington's parks and public spaces. The Center houses 12 community-based non-profit culture and service organizations--our Parks Center partners.
Scroll down to read below about the Parks Center's rich history, about our inspiration, Josephine Butler, and about just a few of the many miracle workers whose dedication and support have made the Josephine Butler Parks Center the dynamic community "greenhouse" it is today.
The Center has undergone a landmark restoration to its former glory of the 1927 Renaissance Revival design, with adaptations to serve a broad range of modern needs and environmental retrofitting. The Center includes a multi-purpose performance and special event faciility, art exhibition and gallery space, a visitor center, a media center, an after-school program, a neighborhood revitalization center, a job training and referral service, a teaching kitchen, and a non-profit incubator loft. The dramatic public areas/rooms of the building are available for your own private events. On-site event parking is also available for up to 40 cars. Check out our wedding photo gallery!
We want the Center to become a lasting state-of-the-art "greenhouse" for revitalizing and reconnecting diverse community green spaces across metropolitan Washington. Make this dream come true by supporting the Parks Center Capital Campaign. The Center has raised over half of its $3 million capital goal -- your help can put us over the top! Contribute or find out more information online.
Our Home: The Josephine Butler Parks Center
Parks & People has established the Josephine Butler Parks Center as a lasting, living tribute to its late co-chair, an activist who devoted her entire life to championing those who had been forgotten about, from the earthworm to the whole of Washington, DC. Located in the densest and most diverse community in DC, at the crossroads of Columbia Heights, Mount Pleasant, Reed Cooke/Adams Morgan, and Shaw, the Parks Center includes the following:
Formerly the Embassy of Hungary and Brazil, the 18,000-square foot, 40-room Renaissance Revival-style "Meridian Hill House" was designed by George Oakley Totten Jr., the noted architect who designed over a dozen major embassy buildings across the city, including all but one of the grand old mansions that today abut Meridian Hill/ Malcolm X Park. The developer of the property was Mary Foote Henderson, widow of the Missouri senator who introduced the 13th Amendment giving African Americans the right to vote. She lived in a Romanesque castle that she and Sen. Henderson constructed in 1888 at the foot of the Park at the corner of 16th and Florida (the Henderson castle's rampart walls are still standing). Mrs. Henderson led the drive to advance Meridian Hill as the cultural center of Washington, inspired by the City Beautiful movement at the turn of the century. She is best known as the person who successfully lobbied Congress to construct Meridian Hill Park as America's first national park for the performing arts.
The area around the Parks Center is steeped in history. Meridian Hill takes its name from Thomas Jefferson's plan to mark the Prime Meridian for the Earth from this hilltop. Over the years, the hilltop has been the site of a Native American spiritual ground, the birthplace of both George Washington University and an African American theological seminary, and a Civil War Union Army hospital. The hill was where Colonel Robert Gould Shaw camped before going to his death as commander of the 54th Massachusetts Regiment, the black brigade featured in the movie Glory. It has been home to Presidents from John Quincy Adams to John F. Kennedy, and to writers from Joaquin Miller, "poet of the Sierras," to Carlos Fuentes and Ethelbert Miller.
The Parks Center is named after the late community leader who led the drive to restore and complete Meridian Hill/ Malcolm X Park as what the Washington Post calls "the jewel of Washington's parks". Honored by the President of the United States as the nation's top parks/community partnership and "a shining example for the nation," Washington Parks & People now operates the Parks Center as a "greenhouse" for advancing Washington's parks and public spaces. The Center houses 12 community-based non-profit culture and service organizations, from the Washington Symphony Orchestra to the Young Playwrights Theater. It also serves as a grand meeting space for events of all kinds serving the metropolitan area, including concerts, dances, poetry readings, conferences, classes of all kinds, and wedding receptions.
The Center has completed an award-winning and dramatic exterior restoration to its former glory. Interior spaces have been adapted to serve a broad range of modern needs. The features of the improved Center will include a multi-purpose performance and special event facility, art exhibition and gallery space, a visitor center, a media center, an after-school program, a neighborhood park revitalization center, a job training and referral service, a teaching kitchen, and a non-profit incubator loft. Ongoing interior and exterior historic restoration initiatives include repair and polishing of ornamental plaster, terrazzo, marble, glazed terracotta, faux limestone, and oak parquet finishes; installation of new heating and cooling systems; lighting enhancements; and landscaping.
Miracle Workers: Center Funders and Lead Volunteers
We are deeply grateful for all the support we have received. We proudly acknowledge the major funders and volunteers who have helped us with the building's renewal as well as with our mission of reclaiming parks:


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September 12 2011
This week on the 2 O'clock Break we are going to look back at the music of J Dilla.
Four years after his death, Dilla's legacy lives on strong. From rap to electronic, jazz to dubstep, producers and musicians still acknowledge James "Dilla" Yancey as a major influence on their work.
That influence lives strongly here in Milwaukee, and this weekend, our very our Tarik Moody presents UNLOOPED vs DILLA. The first in the series is Unlooped vs. the legendary producer J. Dilla. Milwaukee musicians from different bands and affiliations will come together to put their spin on the productions of the late, great J Dilla. Hear J Dilla's music like never before.
So this week, I decided to share some of my favorite Dilla tracks.
In 2005, Common only featured two producers on his album BE; Kanye West and J Dilla.
One of the 2 Dilla tracks, was the song "Love Is.."
A beautiful track, crafted from another beautiful song. That sample comes from Marvin Gaye's timeless classic "What's Going On".
If you are a fan of J-Dilla, join MKE this weekend for UNLOOPED.


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Perhaps Rookie Blue can save ABC's much-hyped summer season.
After publicizing the premieres of new shows Scoundrels and The Gates for many weeks, the network saw each crash and burn in the ratings game last night, both finishing behind reruns of other shows. Final figures are below...
9 p.m.
Law & Order: Criminal Intent: 6.4 million
Scoundrels: 5.1 million
Cold Case: rerun: 4.7 million
Family Guy rerun: 4.5 million/American Dad rerun: 3.8 million
10 p.m.
Cold Case rerun: 4.8 million
The Gates: 4.6 million
Law & Order: Criminal Intent: 3.4 million


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Long-time WWJ-AM (950) host Joe Donovan today retired from the stations morning show, which he co-hosted with Roberta Jasina.
Without explaining the reason for his departure, Donovan, made a brief on-air statement at the top of the 10 a.m. hour: Good-bye Detroit. Thank you for listening all these years, said the 37-year employee of WWJ.
Rita Donovan, Donovans wife of 42 years, told the Free Press that her husband officially started his retirement today.
"It's tough getting up at 2:22 a.m. every day," she says. "I am glad to have him home full-time."
It was unclear Friday how Donovans departure will affect Jasinas role. A rep from CBS Radio Detroit said a statement will be issued to the Free Press shortly.
Donovan, a West Virginia native, began his career with WWJ in 1976. The show aired from 5-10 a.m. weekdays, and was perennially among Detroit radios Top 10-rated morning programs.


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The Royale Bintang Hotel
Bukit Bintang / Kuala Lumpur
Rate A
Rate B
Superior Room with Breakfast
RM 395.00 nett
RM 425.00 nett
Deluxe Room with Breakfast
RM 415.00 nett
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Premier Room with Breakfast
RM 435.00 nett
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Royale Club with Breakfast
RM 599.00 nett
Executive Suite with Breakfast
RM 899.00 nett
Premier Suite with Breakfast
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Studio Apartment with
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1-Bedroom Apartment with
RM 795.00 nett
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RM 1098.00 nett
Rate A - Asian
Rate B - Others (except rate A )
All rates are nett quoted in RM and INCLUDED 5% government
tax & 10% service charge.
Child below 12 years staying free sharing room with parent using
existing bed.
Extra bed is chargeable per bed per night with Breakfast - RM
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room with or without extra bed will be charge RM 159.00 per person per
* Surcharge of RM 25.00
per room per night on 15 Jul - 31 Jul 2011 | 16 - 31 Mar 2012
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17-21 Jalan Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Rating : 3 star
Check-in time - 14:00pm
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With a choice of Superior or Deluxe rooms, Executive Suites and The
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with BBC cable services, coffee and tea making facilities, personal safe
as well as broadband internet access on our Club floors.
The hotel's Executive Floors consist of the Royale Club rooms, Deluxe
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continental breakfast, evening cocktails and all-day coffee and tea
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he Hotel's ranges of services are further complemented by its excellent
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EDITOR: The Medication Assistance Program, or MAP, of Ministry Saint Michael's Hospital and Ministry Medical Group provides emergency assistance to patients who are unable to afford basic medications, medical supplies and health insurance copayments. Ninety-six percent of MAP patients are Portage County residents. These patients, our neighbors, are faced with the difficult decision of supporting a family and purchasing much needed medications for their healing process.
Funding for the MAP's medication cost relief program has recently been more difficult to acquire, and the program is in the unfortunate position of denying help to patients in need. Financial support for the medication cost relief program is solely through grants, including support from Saint Michael's Foundation and charitable donations.
Help get necessary medication in the hands of patients who otherwise could not afford it by supporting the Medication Assistance Program through a charitable donation to Saint Michael's Foundation. Interested donors can call 715-343-3259 or make a gift online at www.ministryhealth.org/smhfoundation. A gift of $125 can directly impact the lives of two patients, and all gifts help.
London Cooper, DDS,
Saint Michael's Foundation board member,
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Tamera Muente, assistant curator at the Taft Museum of Art, is surrounded by Robert S. Duncanson's paintings. These are from the same era as the artwork in the Taft's upcoming Sept. 20 'Telling Tales' exhibit.
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As assistant curator at Taft Museum of Art, here's how Tamera Muente spent her summer:
As installing curator for "Telling Tales: Stories and Legends in 19th-Century American Art" (opening Sept. 20), Muente is finalizing a process that began a year ago, including deciding on placement of the art.
She's awaiting approval for wall-panel text accompanying the exhibit from the collection of the New York Historical Society from Chief Curator Lynn Ambrosini, Education Director Nancy Huth (for readability) and the lending institution, which has to approve every change in labeling. ...


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Corsair boosts USB flash drive speed with Voyager GT
updated 10:25 am EST, Wed February 28, 2007
Corsair Voyager GT
Corsair on Wednesday claimed to have pushed the speed limits of flash drives with the Flash Voyager GT. A new flash controller boosts transfer speeds in both directions, reading at a brisk 34MB per second but writing nearly as quickly at 28MB per second. The jump shrinks the transfer time for a 1MB file to as low as one second versus five seconds for an ordinary drive, the memory maker's tests say.
The drive is sheltered in Corsair's signature splashproof body and has the option of a hidden, encrypted partition for especially sensitive files. 2GB, 4GB, and 8GB versions are already available at prices of $30, $60, and $120 respectively.


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The 50th anniversary of Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point game is not only an occasion to remember the accomplishment, but also the man.
What better way to reflect on Chamberlain's signature moment than through the eyes of his friend and most bitter rival?
So I called Bill Russell, the 11-time champion of the Celtics, and asked if he'd be so kind as to share his thoughts about the occasion 50 years ago Friday. I'll provide his response, followed by the context.
The response from Russell: "Not really."
"Is it a bad time, or is it a topic you don't really want to talk about?"
"A little of both," he said.
And that was that. I apologized for the intrusion and wished Russell the best.
"No intrusion," Russell said. "And thank you."
I shared the conversation with Sy Goldberg, Chamberlain's longtime friend and attorney. On the phone from Los Angeles, Goldberg was neither surprised nor particularly offended by Russell's reaction.
"There was a love-hate relationship between these two guys," Goldberg said.
Let it be noted that Russell, who turned 78 last month, harbors no grudges or animosity toward Chamberlain – nothing different than they ever did, anyway. Goldberg said in the old days, the NBA used to schedule the Sixers and Celtics on Thanksgiving Day, and when the game was in Philadelphia, Russell was a guest at casa de Chamberlain for Thanksgiving dinner.
"Russell was there all the time," Goldberg said. "They were close friends."
But Chamberlain never forgave Russell for questioning his toughness after Lakers coach Jan van Breda Kolff refused to put an injured Chamberlain back into Game 7 of the 1969 NBA Finals against the Celtics. Chamberlain had asked out with six minutes left and asked back in with three minutes left, but van Breda Kolff declined. The Celtics won, 108-106, for their second straight championship and last of the Russell era.
"That day, Russell said something like, 'I don't care how bad he was, I would never have come out of the game,'" Goldberg said. "Wilt never forgave him for that."
But with Russell and Chamberlain, the hard feelings weren't permanent. On the day Chamberlain died of heart failure, Oct. 12, 1999, Goldberg got a call from a frantic Russell, who didn't want to believe the news.
"I had been called by the gardener, and the police were there, and it was real pandemonium," Goldberg said. "And I got a call from Bill Russell. His quote was: 'I wouldn't believe any news at all unless you tell me it's true.' And he sounded like he was devastated."
In the old days, Chamberlain got all the attention and Russell got most of the championships. So on the eve of Wilt's 100-point anniversary, the old Celtic stays quiet.
Maybe that's for the best. Maybe that's how Wilt would've wanted it.


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From The Dickinson College Library Wiki
Please use our new Research Guides at http://libguides.dickinson.edu/.
Be sure to update any links or bookmarks to point to the new guides.
For subject assistance contact: Kirk Doran, Liaison Librarian, 254-8933. Librarian's website.
Finding Books
Library books are arranged on the shelves by topic according to the Library of Congress classification system, a combination of letters and numbers found on the spine label of each book. Here are three basic subclasses relevant to German studies:
DD German history
PF German language (including dictionaries)
PT German literature
Listed below are several selected classification numbers and ranges with their corresponding topics.
DB1-DB879 History of Austria (including Austro-Hungarian Empire)
DD175-DD289.5 History of modern Germany from 1519-1989
DD290 History of Germany since 1990
GR155-GR159 Folklore of Austria
GR165-GR169 Folklore of Germany
PF3640 German-English dictionaries
PT83-PT873 History and criticism of German literature
PT1100-PT1374 Collections of German literature
PT1501-PT2688 Individual authors' works, criticism, biography, letters, memoirs, diaries
This brief outline is only a starting point to help you begin browsing the library's book shelves. There are many more combinations of classification numbers and topics. Every book you find in the catalog will have a unique call number and location. You can search the catalog by author, title, subject, or keyword, and you can browse the catalog virtually by call number.
In addition to German literature and books about German topics, the library has thousands of books in German on many topics in many different subject areas. You can limit a search on any topic in the catalog to German language materials. Simply select "German" in the language block at the bottom of your search screen.
Searching tip: Omit umlauts when entering search terms. Do not add an "e" after vowels to represent umlauts.
If you find a book in the catalog with a Dewey Decimal call number and a location of storage, submit a storage request formand it will be retrieved for you. If you find a book in the catalog with a Dewey Decimal call number and a location of Archives & Special Collections, go to Archives and Special Collectionson the library's lower level and request the book. (These books can only be used in the archives reading room.)
If a book you want is not in our catalog, or is checked out to someone else, you may request the book from other libraries.
Reference Sources
Reference sources are often an excellent place to begin your research. The following are a few examples of important encyclopedias, dictionaries, and literary/cultural reference sources relevant to German studies. Some are in print format only, some are online only, and some are available both in print and online. You can find more print reference books browsing the reference stacks, or by searching the catalog and limiting the location to Reference Stacks. You can find more online sources by searching the catalog for the subject heading Electronic reference sources, by searching our library's database page and by browsing the Internet Sources section of this guide.
Biography and Bio-bibliography
- Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie
- The most exhaustive historical national biography of prominent German persons from antiquity
through the 19th century. Not limited to literary figures, the ADB includes many entries not found in other sources. This is the digitized version of the 56 vol. set published in Leipzig by Duncker & Humblot, 1875-1912. It includes a search box, index of names, and the full text.
- Biography & Genealogy Master Index
- Indexes biographical sources on persons, both living and deceased, from all disciplines and countries. This excellent starting point is an index only, not a full-text database. You will need to consult the sources it references to obtain the biographical information itself.
- Frederiksen, Elke P., and Elizabeth G. Ametsbichler, eds. Women Writers in German-Speaking Countries: A Bio-Bibliographical Critical Sourcebook. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1998. (561 p.) Reference PT167 .W65 1998
- Thorough coverage of 54 women writers from Austria, Germany, and Switzerland. Each article includes a biography, major themes in the author's works, a survey of criticism, and a bibliography of primary and secondary sources.
- Grimm, Gunter E., and Frank Rainer Max, eds. Deutsche Dichter: Leben und Werk deutschsprachiger Autoren vom Mittelalter bis zur Gegenwart. Stuttgart: Reclam, 1993. (886 p.) Reference PT155 .D476 1993
- Substantial coverage of more than 150 authors, arranged chronologically instead of alphabetically, and featuring portraits (illustrations or photographs) of many of the authors.
- Heuer, Renate, ed. Lexikon deutsch-jüdischer Autoren. München: Saur, 1992-. Reference PT169 .L49 (19 vols.)
- A work still in progress, the 19 vols. completed thus far cover Jewish authors from A through P. Each entry includes a biographical outline and lists of works by and about the author. Not limited to literary authors.
- Jens, Walter, ed. Kindlers neues Literatur Lexikon. 22 vols. München: Kindler, 1988-1998. Reference PN41 .K53 1998
- An encyclopedia of world literature from the beginnings to the present. Includes plot summaries of more than 20,000 works, as well as evaluations, and primary and secondary bibliographies (Ausgaben and Literatur).
- Keith-Smith, Brian, ed. An Encyclopedia of German Women Writers, 1900-1933: Biographies and Bibliographies with Exemplary Readings. 10 vols. Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press, 1997- Reference PT1141 .L495 1997
- For each author, this specialized set features a biography in English (two to three pages in length), a portrait, a works list, brief bibliography, and selected exemplary texts of the author's works in German.
- KLG - Kritisches Lexikon zur deutschsprachigen Gegenwartsliteratur
- A German literature database covering about 600 authors writing in German who began publishing after 1945. Each entry contains a biographical sketch, a detailed critical essay, and a bibliography of primary and secondary sources. Note: all the information is in German only.
- Konzett, Matthias, ed. Encyclopedia of German Literature. 2 vols. Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn, 2000. (1136 p.) Reference PT41 .E53 2000 Online version
- A highly selective encyclopedia written by scholars in English-speaking countries, this set presents "a transnational perspective, allowing a critical look at German literature and culture from the outside." Bibliographical references are to works in English and German. "A substantial contribution to English encyclopedias of German literature, this authoritative two- volume set features in-depth treatment of the authors, works, topics, and influences of German literary studies. Arranged in A-to-Z format, the articles are both definitive and critical."--"Outstanding Reference Sources," American Libraries, May 2001.
- Literature Criticism Online
- Includes Contemporary Literary Criticism, Classical and Medieval Literature Criticism, Literature Criticism from 1400-1800, Nineteenth-Century Literature Criticism, Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism, as well as Drama Criticism, Poetry Criticism, Shakespearean Criticism, Short Story Criticism.
- Literary Index (Gale Literary Sets)
- Gale's Literary Index is a master index to large sets of literary reference books published by Gale through 2006. It indexes more than 159,000 authors. Some of the major reference sets indexed are Contemporary Authors, Contemporary Literary Criticism, the Dictionary of Literary Biography, Literature Criticism from 1400-1800, Nineteenth-Century Literature Criticism, Poetry Criticism, and Twentieth-Century Literature Criticism. The books themselves are online (see previous entry) or in our reference collection; this index tells you which volume(s) include the author or work you are researching.
- Lutz, Bernd, and Benedikt Jessing, eds. Metzler Autoren Lexikon: Deutschsprachige Dichter und Schriftstller vom Mittelalter bis zur Gegenwart. 3rd ed. Stuttgart: Metzler, 2004. (848 p.) Reference PT155 .M48 2004
- Includes biographical essentials and very brief bibliographies of 550 German authors from the middle ages to the present, with an emphasis on the last three centuries. Arranged alphabetically.
- Wilpert, Gero von, ed. Lexikon der Weltliteratur: biographisch-bibliographisches Handwörterbuch nach Autoren und anonymen Werken: Deutsche Autoren A-Z. 4th ed. Stuttgart: Kroener, 2004. (698 p.) Reference PT155 .W48 2004
- Mostly very brief biographical entries for 3,000 significant authors. Includes biographical facts and dates, a description placing the author in literary context, a summary assessment of the author's works, and a concise works list and bibliography of secondary sources.
- Bibliographie der Deutschen Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaft (BDSL). Frankfurt: Klostermann, 1957-2006. Reference PT85 .B5 (Volumes 1-46 cover the years 1945-2006)
Online version covers 1985 to the present. :The most important and comprehensive international bibliography of published works on German language, literature, and cultural studies. Each annual volume contains about 15,000 entries, and lists books, journal articles, and reviews. The database itself is in German, but it indexes publications in numerous languages. This source is an index only, not a full-text database; you will need to use our journal locator and interlibrary loan to obtain the full-text of the materials listed.
- DaSinD (Datenbank Schriftstellerinnen in Deutschland)
- Outlines publication history through detailed works lists of German language women authors and translators publishing since 1945. Primary sources only.
- WorldCat
- A catalog of more than 98 million books and other materials in 60,000 libraries worldwide, including Dickinson's, WorldCat is the most comprehensive database of published materials in libraries.
Other literary and cultural reference books
Fanning, James. Literaturwissenschaftliches Wörterbuch: Deutsch-Englisch, Englisch-Deutsch. Frankfurt am Main: P. Lang, 1993. Reference PN44.5 .F36 1993
A specialized dictionary of literary terms in German and English.
Sandford, John, ed. Encyclopedia of Contemporary German Culture. New York: Routledge, 1999. (696 p.) Reference DD290.26 .E53 1999
Written by scholars primarily in Great Britain and the United States, this book presents a very broad view of German culture since 1945. Included are more than 1,000 thematic and biographical entries. Bibliographical references are largely to English language sources.
Watanabe-O'Kelly, Helen, ed. The Cambridge History of German Literature. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1997. (613 p.) Reference PT91 .C36 1997
This is not an alphabetical source for finding quick facts; its lengthy chapters require sustained reading. Nine scholars describe the major periods of German literature from the early Middle Ages to the reunification of Germany in 1990.
General encyclopedias and dictionaries
Brockhaus Enzyklopädie: in vierundzwanzig Bänden. Mannheim: F.A. Brockhaus, c1986-1996.
Reference AE27 .B922 1986 (25 v.)
The preeminent general knowledge encyclopedia in the German language.
Dudenredaktion (Bibliographisches Institut). Oxford-Duden German dictionary : German-English, English-German. 3rd ed. Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2005.
Reference PF3640 .O94 2005
Grimm, Jacob, and Wilhelm Grimm. Deutsches Wörterbuch. Leipzig: S. Hirzel, 1962-70.
Reference PF3625 .G7 (32 v.)
"... the first German dictionary conceived on scientific lines; initiated by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm. The dictionary was designed to give the etymology and history, illustrated by quotations, of all the words in the (New) High German literary language from the time of Martin Luther (c. 1500) to that of J.W. von Goethe (d. 1832), as well as significant dialectical words and forms."--Encyclopaedia Britannica Online.
Paul, Hermann. Deutsches Wörterbuch: Bedeutungsgeschichte und Aufbau unseres Wortschatzes. Tübingen: Max Niemeyer Verlag, 2002. (1243 p.)
Reference PF3625 .P328 2002
At the intermediate and advanced level, using a German language only (not German-English) dictionary is essential to learning how to think in the language.
Terrell, Peter. Collins German-English, English-German Dictionary: Unabridged. New York: Collins, 2004. (2108 p.)
Reference PF3640 .C68 2004
An unabridged German-English dictionary is indispensable for learning German. A pocket dictionary is not sufficient, especially given the structure and complexity of German vocabulary.
Wahrig, Gerhard. Deutsches Wörterbuch: mit einem Lexikon der Deutschen Sprachlehre. 6., neu bearbeitete Auflage. Gutersloh : Bertelsmann Lexikon Verlag, 1997.
Reference PF3625 .W2 1997
Journal Articles and More!
The following online databases, selected from our complete database list, are indexes to journal articles (and in some cases books and book chapters). Several of them provide only citations (references to articles), others include abstracts (summaries of articles), and several include full-text (complete articles).
If the article you want is not available directly in full-text, search our journal locator to see if we have electronic access to the journal title and volume you need, or if we own the journal title and volume you need in print. If neither is the case, use interlibrary loan (ILLiad) to obtain the article from another library.
If the citation is to a book or book chapter, search our catalog for the title of the book (not the chapter). If we don't own it, then search PALCI's EZ-Borrow, and if you still don't find it, submit a request via ILLiad.
Interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary databases
Bibliographie der Deutschen Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaft (BDSL).
Online version covers 1985 to the present. Print version covers 1945-2006 (Reference PT85 .B5 vols. 1-46)
A comprehensive international bibliography of published works on German language and literature, and on Germanic studies. Each annual volume contains about 15,000 entries, and lists books, journal articles, and reviews. This source is an index, not a full-text database; you will often need interlibrary loan to obtain the full-text of the materials listed.
Historical Abstracts Historical Abstracts covers materials treating all aspects of world history, except the United States and Canada, from 1450 to the present. Includes full text. The U.S. and Canada are covered in the companion database, America: History & Life.
Humanities and Social Sciences Retrospective A bibliographic database that cites articles from English-language periodicals. Coverage includes a wide range of interdisciplinary fields covered in a broad array of humanities and social sciences journals.
Humanities Full Text Covers journal articles in the humanities, archaeology, art, classics, film, folklore, history, journalism and communications, linguistics, literature, music, performing arts, and religion.
Humanities International Complete (HIC) Full text of hundreds of journals, books and other published sources from around the world in all aspects of the humanities. FOR CITATION SEARCHING: Click the "More" button at the top of the search screen, then click "Cited References."
MLA International Bibliography The premier scholarly index for literature, language, linguistics, and folklore. (Modern Language Association)
General full-text databases
JSTOR An interdisciplinary archive of over 600 journals in the arts, humanities, and social sciences.
Project Muse Covers the fields of literature and criticism, history, the visual and performing arts, cultural studies, education, political science, gender studies, economics, and many others.
Academic Search Complete A scholarly, multi-disciplinary full-text database for the humanities, sciences and social sciences. Includes scholarly journals, magazines, conference proceedings and books. For newspaper coverage, use Newspaper Source Plus.
Internet Sources
Be careful to evaluate information obtained from free Web sites. For your research, it is best to begin with an authoritative meta site (an index of Web sites), such as the ones below, and follow their links.
Die Daten werden aus sorgfältig ausgewählten öffentlich zugänglichen Quellen automatisch erhoben. Die Beispielsätze werden automatisch ausgewählt und stellen keine Meinungsäußerung des Projektes Deutscher Wortschatz dar. Für die darin enthaltenen Inhalte und Meinungen sind ausschließlich die Autoren verantwortlich.
dict.cc English German Dictionary
An online English-German dictionary to which every user can contribute by adding and verifying translations.
DWDS - Digitales Wörterbuch der deutschen Sprache des 20. Jh.
An ongoing project of the Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften, this is a digital dictionary of 20th and 21st century German language built upon a huge collection of digitized texts.
Part of a meta site for web resources on selected languages. Created by Wayne Selcher, professor of international studies at Elizabethtown College.
German Language News and Magazines
MIT libraries Foreign Language News and Newspapers meta site
"The German Studies Web is designed to provide access to scholarly resources in German Studies, including all German-speaking countries. The resources organized here have undergone a selection and evaluation process. If needed, annotations have been provided augmenting the research value of these resources to scholars. It contains contributions from German Studies bibliographers nationwide. The coordinator for the German Studies Web is Reinhart Sonnenburg (Dartmouth College)."
Part of a meta site for web resources on selected countries. Created by Wayne Selcher, professor of international studies at Elizabethtown College.
"A member of H-Net Humanities & Social Sciences OnLine, sponsored by the Michigan State University, H-German is a daily Internet discussion forum focused on scholarly topics in German history."
LeMO: Lebendiges virtuelles Museum Online
"Beim virtuellen Gang durch 150 Jahre Zeitgeschichte werden Informationstexte sowie Film- und Tondokumente mit den musealen Objektbeständen verknüpft und vermitteln so ein umfassendes Bild von Geschichte."
"Ein Online-Service der Informatik der Technischen Universität München. The LEO dictionary now contains over 400,000 entries."
A union catalog of German periodicals published from 1500 to the present, and held in 4,300 German libraries. About 1.2 million periodical titles with detailed information of what issues and years are held in which libraries. Now with links to free full-text journals. Note: this source does not index the articles in these periodicals.


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The eclectic building of the Boscolo Budapest was constructed between 1892 and 1894 by the architects Alajos Hauszmann, Flòris Korb and Kàlmàn Giergl, for the Hungarian offices of the New York Life Insurance Company, by transposing the old styles of Greek, Latin, Renaissance and Baroque together in prodigiously-creative Art Nouveau.
Alongside such poetic architecture there is contemporary restoration work, carried out by the architects Maurizio Papiri, Adam D. Tihany, Massimo Iosa Ghini and Simone Micheli, who worked on the development of the modern Boscolo Budapest.
The ground floor houses the historic New York Café, opened in 1894 by the Hungarian coffee baron Sandor Steuer, and is a place to meet the artistic and cultural life of the city of Budapest.
During the two world wars, the building underwent a period of decadence. In the mid-XX century, it opened its doors to guests once more, but it was only after attentive and scrupulous restoration work involving the whole building and lasting 5 years (2001-2006), by Boscolo Hotels, and in collaboration with Italy's National Center for the Restoration and Reconstruction of Monuments, that a place of high artistic value and great social interest was returned to the city and to the entire world.


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I am a strong believer of family values. So under the circumstances that we are in now, some of the most tolerant societies are beginning to show intolerance. We are hearing bad news from all over the world. What values should we inculcate in our children from our home?
As I said,
- Non- violence
- Compassion
- Sense of belongingness
- To live with differences and to live with disagreements.
You know when you have disagreements you try to run away, no! You should stay on with disagreement; this great lesson you know. And the ability to criticize and the ability to take criticism. These are the values we need to inculcate and Art of Living programs are geared up to bring these values in the youths. We have this beautiful programme Yes+ (Youth Empowerment Seminar). You should listen to the youths' experiences after they finish the course. It really touches your heart.


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Description: In small town America, high-school football provides its players a possible ticket to a bigger world. For the community, it's a source of pride. Filmed in Canton, Ohio, UNDERDOGS focuses on the Knights, a lousy team who've become an easy target for jokes. When down on his luck Coach DeAntonio (D.B. Sweeney) arrives, he helps the lovable losers see their true potential, while a hometown bartender (Natalie Imbruglia) helps the coach reopen his guarded heart. When quarterback Bobby Burkett (Logan Huffman) falls in love with a cheerleader (Maddie Hasson) from a rival team, it enrages their star John Handon (Charlie Carver), who has his eye on the same girl. Meanwhile, Bobby's father (William Mapother) is battling Handon's dad (Richard Portnow), whose crooked corporation is suing him over an invention he patented. Director Doug Dearth has created a heartwarming and rabble-rousing crowd pleaser, that's sure to have both young and old on their feet by it's exhilarating ending.


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MATTHEWS, Edwin H., a resident of Montgomery, Alabama expired Monday, October 4, 2010 in a local hospital. Funeral arrangements and survivors will be announced by E. G. Cummings Memorial Funeral Home.
Leak-Memory Chapel
ECKERT, Ellwood Milton (MSgt, USAF, Retired), a longtime resident of Montgomery, AL passed away Saturday, October 2, 2010 after a brief illness. Ellwood was born January 17, 1934 to George Allen and Viola Bowling Eckert of Baltimore, MD. He is survived by his loving wife, Peggy Purvis Eckert; two daughters, Cindy Finley of Myrtle Beach, SC. and Dawn (Dave) Dunlevy of Salem, OR.; brother Allen (Lynn) Eckert of Glen Burnie, MD.; one grandson, Tyler Russell Finley of Myrtle Beach, SC., several nieces, nephews and his four legged best friend, Sissy. Ellwood proudly served his country for 23 years in the United States Air Force and was a Korean War Veteran. Visitation will be held Tuesday, October 5, 2010 from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at Leak Memory Chapel. Funeral services will be held at Leak Memory Chapel on Wednesday, October 6, 2010 at 11:00 a.m. Burial will follow at 2:00 p.m. at Alabama National Cemetery in Montevallo, AL. with full military honors. The family wishes to extend a special thank you to Dr. Paul L. Cammack; Dr. Harry M. Barnes, Ms. Judy Do, RN and all the staff of CVICU at Baptist Medical Center-South for their compassionate care. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to Faith Rescue Mission; the American Cancer Society, your favorite charity or, in keeping with Ellwood's sense of humor, anyone running against Obama in 2012. Leak Memory Chapel Directing Leak-Memory Chapel Directing www.leak-mc.com
HARRIS, Mrs. Patricia "Pat", a resident of Wetumpka, Al passed away Saturday, October 2, 2010. Patricia was born April 14, 1946 and was raised by her aunt Nora Lee Jones following her parents' death. She is survived by her husband of 30 years, Claude Harris, two sons, Dean (Nancy) Odle, Alan (Marsha) Odle, one daughter, Jennifer (Theron) Carman, one stepson, Jason (Jayme) Harris, one step-daughter, Anna Marie (Wesley) Champion, seven granddaughters, Caitlin, Bethany, Faith, Abigail, Caroline, Katlyn, Morgan, one grandson, Benjamin, one sister, Sandra (Chuck) Hendricks, two nieces, Shannon (Tim) Wilson, Karen Williams and one nephew, Todd Hendricks. She was a graduate of Beulah High School in 1964 and enjoyed class reunions with old friends. She lived her life with a concern for others. She also had a great love for animals and dedicated herself to helping them. She retired from Bellsouth after 25 years of service. Pallbearers will be Theron Carman, Jason Harris, Todd Hendricks, Robert Perryman, Tim Wilson, and Keith Clampit. Graveside services will be held on Tuesday at 3:30 PM from Greenwood Cemetery with her son, Pastor Alan Odle officiating. Memorial contributions may be made to the Elmore County Humane Society. Family and friends will assemble at the gravesite. Leak-Memory Chapel Directing www.leak-mc.com
LEE, Mrs. Keisha Aiken, a resident of Montg., AL., expired Sat., Oct. 2, 2010. Funeral services and survivors will be announced by Phillips-Riley Funeral Home.
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BROWN, Mr. Ossie a resident of Montgomery, AL departed this life Sunday, October 3, 2010. Funeral arrangements and survivors will be announced by Ross-Clayton Funeral Home, Inc.
HENDERSON, Mrs. Emma a resident of Montgomery, AL entered into eternal rest Monday, October 04, 2010. Funeral arrangements and survivors will be announced by Ross-Clayton Funeral Home, Inc.
YOUNG, Ms. Annie Lou a resident of Millbrook, AL passed away Tuesday, September 28, 2010. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, October 6, 2010 at 12:00 PM from New Vision Missionary Baptist Church, 3182 Bozeman Dr. Montgomery, AL 36108 with Rev. Raymond Thomas, officiating. Interment will follow in Springhill Baptist Church with Ross-Clayton Funeral Home, Inc., directing. Ms. Young will lie in repose at the church one hour prior to the funeral service. She was preceded in death by her only brother, Lee Frank Tucker. She is survived by her daughter, Dorothy (Mitchell) Smith, Prattville, AL; one granddaughter, Kimberly (Nicholas) Williams, Montgomery, AL; three great grandchildren, Jamirria Smith, Diamond Rawlinson and Nicholas Wiliams, Jr., all of Montgomery, AL; one sister, Mary B. Davis, Prattville, AL; nine nephews; nine nieces; and a host of other relatives and friends.
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SEWELL, Martha Kate Parker, born August 2, 1921, passed away at her home October 2, 2010. She is survived by her husband of 69 years, Elton Moody Sewell of Montgomery; her brother, Herman Parker (Hazel) of Alexander City; three children: daughter Carol Nelson Cartee (Ron) of Montgomery, daughter Rebecca Olson (David) of Boise, Idaho; and son John Sewell (Anne) of Auburn. She is also survived by 7 grandchildren, 6 great-grandchildren, and many loving nieces and nephews with whom she remained close throughout her active life. Martha was preceded in death by her son, David Earl Sewell; parents Frank Monroe and Rebecca Freeman Parker; sisters Mary Parker Floyd, Alma Parker Floyd, and Elizabeth Parker Reynolds; and brothers Bruce and J.C. Parker. Martha was born in the Beauregard community in Lee County, one of 7 children. She married Elton in 1941 and they moved to Columbus, Georgia. They later made their home in Jacksonville, Florida where they reared their four children. She retired from the J.C Penney Co. after twenty-five years of service. She and Elton have resided in Montgomery since 1980. Martha was extremely close to her sisters and brothers throughout her life. Martha lovingly devoted her time to raising her four children. She was a gifted cook and seamstress, enjoyed music of all kinds, and enjoyed dancing with her husband. Martha was an active member of the United Methodist Church. She especially loved to laugh and spend time with her grandchildren Dyke, Elizabeth, Lizzie, Michael, Anna, Patrick, and Jena. She will be deeply missed as our beloved wife, friend, mother, sister, aunt, grandmother, and great-grandmother. Visitation will be held at Southern Memorial Funeral Home in Montgomery on Wednesday, October 6 at 11:00 am. Funeral will follow at 1:00 pm with the Rev. Roy Sublette officiating. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the Alzheimer's Association, Mid-South Chapter, 4205 Hillsboro Pike, Suite 216, Nashville, TN 37215-3439. Special thanks to Southeast Hospice of Montgomery.
Ridout's Prattville Chapel
RAWLINSON, Margaret Josephine, 89, of Prattville, AL passed away on Sunday, October 3, 2010 at Charlton Place Nursing Home from complications of Alzheimer's disease. Mrs. Rawlinson is survived by her husband of 39 years, Dayton C. Rawlinson, Jr. of Prattville. Mrs. Rawlinson's primary ambition in life was to be a good mother, and she was most proud of her three sons, Thomas Poe, USAF Colonel, retired, of Honolulu, HI and wife, Cindy, Jon Poe, CVS Pharmacist of Tallassee, AL and wife Mary, James Poe, USN Captain, retired of Houston, TX and wife, Fran; daughter, Barbara Shelby, Registered nurse, of Selma, AL and husband Jerry; step daughter, Gwyn Barshinger and husband Carl of Concord, North Carolina. She is fondly remembered by her seven grandchildren and three great-grandchildren and many other family members and friends. Services will be held Wednesday, October 6th at 11:00 AM at St. Joseph's Catholic Church where Mrs. Rawlinson was a founding member with visitation from 10:00 AM until service time. Pallbearers will be Johnny Brownell, Richard Rawlinson, Frank Keith, Jerry Shelby, Lamar Thomas, Beau Myers and Ricky Shelby. In lieu of flowers a donation may be made to an Alzheimer's research organization. For on line condolenses, go to: www.ridoutsprattvillechapel.com Ridout's Prattville Chapel Directing
Turner Funeral Home
MCGOUGH, Mr. Claude Layfette, 81, a resident of Honoraville died Sunday October 3, 2010. Funeral services will be 11 am Wednesday October 6, 2010 at the Union Baptist Church with Rev. William Burns and Rev. William Leverette officiating. Interment will follow in the Church Cemetery with Turner Funeral Home of Luverne directing. Mr. McGough is preceded in death by his wife, Willie Bea Powell McGough and a son, Donald Lee McGough. Survivors include two daughters, Sue Gafford and Patty (Roger) Tindoll; six sons, Ricky (Betty) McGough, Kenneth (Debbie) McGough, Raymond (Kathy) McGough, Robert (Cathy) McGough, Dan (Lori) McGough and J.W. (Nita) McGough; eighteen grandchildren; twelve great grandchildren; a brother, John R. McGough. The sons will serve as active pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers will be Roger Tindoll, Robert Gafford, Sonny Gregory and Al Sexton. The body will lie-in- state at the Church for 30 minutes prior to service time. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Tuesday from 6 pm until 8 pm. The family requests that any memorial donations may be made to the Honoraville Cemetery Fund, 6750 Honoraville Road, Greenville, AL 36037.
MARY LOU GRIER TREANOR Oct. 17, 1936 - Oct. 3, 2010 Survived by her 5 children: Susan Jolley, Pamela Garcia, Michael Lusk, Robert Lusk, Joseph Lusk; 14 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; 2 sisters, Lorena Jones and Faye Squyres. A Memorial service will be held at Courts of Praise Church 4717 Coosada Parkway Elmore, AL. Oct. 6, 2010 at 11:00 a.m. Send flowers to the church between 9-10AM Condolences or donations, send to P. O. Box 781193 Tallassee, AL 36078.


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50 Cent Wins $500k on the Giants, Gives Money to His Grandmother
by Robert Littal | Posted on Tuesday, January 24th, 2012
I have never seen an entertainer or athlete post a losing bet.
50 Cent according to SI Hot Clicks put down some money on the Giants and came up big.
But, 50 is not going to make it rain he is going to give the money to his Nana.


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Infographic: Fed Up with Netflix? A Look at the DVD/Streaming Service Landscape
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The vibe of this graphic is pretty funny. I really enjoyed going through the "how do you prefer to watch movies" quiz, and it's cute that it seems to be on the back of the pictured couple's couch. (Oops, "the alter of Apple" should be "the altar of Apple." "The alter of Apple" would probably be Microsoft.)
Unfortunately, this isn't really an infographic. The quiz is fun, and it does provide some information about different services in a sort of roundabout way, but the bottom half of this graphic is all text. There's no visualization at all. It would've been very effective to make pie charts, bar graphs, line graphs, etc. of each of the variables they looked at here. "Number of DVD Titles Compared," "Number of Streaming Titles Compared," "Stream Speed Compared," etc. would have made the presentation of this data much more accessible. The descriptions of each service need to be pared down, too. IGs aren't about reading.
Another pretty big problem with this graphic (pun fully intended) is its width. An infographic that is wider than about 1,000 pixels makes the viewer have to scroll horizontally, and this is more than twice that width. That's an inconvenience–it's impossible to see all the info in even one category at once that way. (It's especially detrimental to the quiz.)
This is a great concept for an infographic, but it needs a good amount of tweaking to bump it from graphic to infographic. I'll have to give it a D-.
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We've confessed our love for Mindy Kaling more times than we can count. We can't get enough of her laugh-out-loud comedy series, The Mindy Project, which she created, writes, and stars in. And we definitely can't get enough of Dr. Mindy Lahiri's (Kaling's role on the show) super cute wardrobe. Seriously, we'd be happy stepping into any of her outfits.
But is Dr. Lahiri's preppy, colorful style true to the personal style of Kaling off-screen? We had a chance to speak with Kaling to find out.
"I could talk about my wardrobe for five hours," she says. "No one would necessarily care, but I love it. There's a huge overlap in a lot of things we wear." While the actress finds her character's style to be "a little off-beat", Kaling says her style is a little bit more subdued. "I think she's a bit more colorful, preppy, and girly than I am, although I do love girly stuff now and again."
Kaling says that a typical off-screen outfit for her is "Helmut Lang and Club Monaco and flats." The reason? "Because I'm a comedy writer." When you have to sit down and write, comfort is key. She adds that she prefers hardwear jewlery and wears more leather than Dr. Lahiri.
We were also curious to find out: does writing and producing your own show come with the benefit of picking out your own on-screen outfits? "I am very involved with the look of the show and I'm lucky because I have a very collaborative designer, Sal Perez, who is awesome," says Kaling. "He has such an attention to fit and tailoring." Perez, who has done costume design for shows like Veronica Mars and Castle, is a pro at making outfits fit just right, whether they come from the mall or Gucci.
Don't forget that there will be two new episodes of The Mindy Project airing this week on Fox (9:30-10:00 PM ET/PT). The first episode, "Pretty Man," will air tomorrow, April 2nd. In the episode, Mindy is the new Richard Gere (so to speak). She meets Adam, a handsome man who also happens to be a male prostitute. Though apprehensive, she decides to bring him as a date to a dinner party hosted by Danny and Alex. The dating woes continue on Thursday, April 4th with, "My Cool Christian Boyfriend", when Mindy meets Casey, a cute minister, and tries to convince him that she is of good faith—going as far as volunteering at a woman's prison. As much as we love watching Mindy date the whole of New York City, we're still pulling for Dr. Danny Castellano!
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Going for a 365 project...
Today's photo is brought to you by my on again off again relationship with the grande mocha. Last year I gave it up on several occasions…only to pick it up again each time. I enjoy the grande mocha, I enjoy it even when it is non-fat, no whip, but I especially enjoy it when my husband delivers it to me and gets the full yummy version., which is what has been happening for the last week of vacation. Thanks honey!
However, the grande mocha with or without its fatty goodness, is not a part of the life I have planned for myself this year. I know that when I'm off of "the sauce" I have much more energy overall, and it saves on calories, money and time…all three of which I can ill afford to waste.
So I'm giving it up once again…and I'm not looking forward to the headache or the extra bitchy mood…but I'll be happy about it in a few days.


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"What makes a family is love," Rosie O'Donnell has said of her blended family. After adopting her first child, Parker, in 1995 as a single parent, Rosie later brought home daughter Chelsea and son Blake. She raised the kids with longtime partner Kelli Carpenter, who gave birth to daughter Vivienne in 2002. Though the couple announced their split in 2009, Rosie declared, "We're a family. We will remain a family forever."
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NYU's Erik Klinenberg has an opinion piece in the NY Times today about heat waves. He hopes that a byproduct of the heat is "shock and awe" such that the Congress takes action on mitigating carbon. I own (and have read) his Chicago 1995 Heat Wave book but his piece today is over the top. I share his hope that there be a "silver lining" such that disasters stimulate government regulation. I have written a JRU paper on this subject but let's take a look at his writing.
Here is its last paragraph.
"Americans' growing concerns about global warming will mean nothing if our national leaders are unwilling to seize the moment and do something about it. No city wants to be the next Chicago, and no urban government should go without the kind of acute-heat emergency plan that Chicago has today. But the question that may determine the life and death of future generations is whether we will face up to the larger heat emergency before the political climate changes once again."
The 2nd sentence of this paragraph contradicts the topic sentence. If city leaders are aware that climate change is a challenge and that the populace is more likely to suffer a nasty impact then such leaders will take steps to protect the less fortunate by investing in cooling shelters and other social goods that help the poor cope on hot days. Richer people have every incentive to invest in adaptation strategies to cope with hot days. If rich people can take care of themselves and if local governments invest to protect the less fortunate, then will future heat waves cause "mega deaths" in the United States? I don't think so. Unlike in 1995, we now have Twitter and other real time smartphone info that keeps us in the loop about the challenges we face. Mayor Bloomberg in NYC has introduced 311 so that people can report issues to local government and such information flowing helps to protect the public.
Note that he immediately turns to government to solve our problems. I recognize that he is a sociologist but he can't forget about the benefits of free markets. As a smart dude he should think about how self interested individuals respond to new risks that they understand and how capitalist firms respond when there is a demand for solutions. Heat waves can be mitigated by intuitive strategies of "green space" and access to cooling and planning your day to protect yourself. For those who do not have such freedom, local government can certainly play a constructive role and in a richer society there will be more resources to help the less fortunate.
As I have blogged about before, his worthy emphasis on deaths from heat waves never discusses "harvesting". Were the people who died in the heat waves likely to have died soon after in the absence of the heat wave because they were already very sick? Economists have studied this question using the following methodology.
Imagine if the heat wave occurs on July 5th 1995. Suppose that the researcher sees a spike in deaths during the time interval from July 3rd to 10th 1995 but then in subsequent weeks such as July 11th 1995 to July 18th 1995 , we observe a decrease in deaths in cities that experienced a heat wave on July 5th but no subsequent heat wave. Based on these data patterns, a statistician would label the deaths from the heat wave as "harvesting" because the heat wave shifted by one week forward the death date for people who were already quite sick. Why does this morbid discussion matter? It matters because scientists who care about the social cost of heat waves need serious measurements of how much time affected individuals lost. If a person who died in the heat wave would have lived on for 40 more years, we need to estimate this versus if this person would have lived for 2 more weeks. To see a peer reviewed paper on this subject, read this.


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A FEMALE French tourist was flown to Royal Darwin Hospital after a fatal single-vehicle crash, in which a man died on the Victoria Highway, east of Timber Creek, on Tuesday afternoon.
Emergency services blocked the highway 360km south-west of Darwin to allow the CareFlight TIO Rescue Helicopter to land on the highway yesterday.
The helicopter's doctor and flight nurse teamed with nurses from the Timber Creek Health Clinic to stabilise the female passenger who was trapped in the wreckage for over an hour following the single-vehicle rollover.
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The Avengers : How Desperate Am I?
Loki: Oh, I've heard, the mindless beast. Let's pray he's still a man. How Desperate are you? That you call on such lost creatures to defend you?
Nick Fury: How desperate am I? You threaten our world with war, you steal a force you cant hope to control, you talk of peace but you kill because it's fun. You have made me VERY desperate. You might not be glad that you did.


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Representatives of the Delaware County Health Department and Progress Rail Services left Monday's meeting of the Delaware County Board of Commissioners with smiles on their faces.
Progress Rail officials departed with a check - albeit an oversized, ceremonial check - for $950,000, part of the economic development deal that brought the railroad locomotive manufacturer to Muncie in 2010.
Josh Williams, administrator of the health department, left with a signed agreement that will allow his staff to move to more spacious quarters a block east of the Delaware County Building. ...


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Mike Stopforth a lucky guy from South Africa, in his website, he wrote things he wanted to do in his lifetime which included driving an Aston Martin. The next week he received email from Justin Divaris, MD of Aston Martin SA, he thanked him for the article and giving Mike a day drive on Aston Martin. Mike got the ride on a black Aston Martin DB9 powered by a 6.0 litre V12 in his life for 19 hours.
Here's what Aston Martin get that very few other companies, let alone car companies, understand:
1. If you invest in customers, the vast majority will return your investment with interest. Maybe not right now, but sometime in the future. Customers are like elephants, they seldom forget. I will NEVER forget the negative experiences I've had at all Aston's competitors, and NEVER forget the positive experience at Aston.
2. You simply can't afford to judge a book by it's cover. Justin thought I was a freelance journalist. He knew when he sent that email there was NO WAY I could afford that car. Little did he know that I am a business owner. In two years time, when I can afford it, you know where I'm going back to. You just never know who your next customer is (or who your next blogger is).
3. Customers become Evangelists through relationship and experience. Justin, Alex and Nic gave me the experience of a lifetime, and even if they're pretending, did a great job of making me feel like I was a welcome friend. I am simply burning to return the favour. Brace yourself, Sheila.
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|A comparison of the Perinatal Society of Australia and New Zealand-Perinatal Death Classification system and relevant condition at death stillbirth classification systems.
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|BACKGROUND: Stillbirths comprise two-thirds of all perinatal mortality. A classification system with low 'unexplained' stillbirth rates is important when developing prevention strategies. AIMS: This study aims to (i) determine whether the proportion of stillbirths classified as 'unexplained' is reduced, by using the relevant condition at death (ReCoDe) stillbirth classification system, compared with the Perinatal Society of Australia and New Zealand - Perinatal Death Classification (PSANZ-PDC) system; and (ii) compare the proportion of stillbirths attributed to fetal growth restriction and other causes by each system. METHODS: The ReCoDe stillbirth classification system was applied to the National Women's Health's stillbirth database for years 2004-2007. The proportion of stillbirths classified as 'unexplained' and as a result of fetal growth restriction was compared between the ReCoDe and the PSANZ-PDC systems using the chi(2) test. RESULTS: The proportion of stillbirths classified as unexplained was less with ReCoDe compared with PSANZ-PDC (8.5% (n = 26) vs 14.1% (n = 43) P = 0.04). The proportion with the primary cause attributed to fetal growth restriction was increased with ReCoDe compared with PSANZ-PDC (23.2% (n = 71) vs 8.2% (n = 25) P < 0.0001). However, 44.8% (n = 137) of all stillbirths were small for gestational age (birthweight < 10th customised centile). The most common primary cause or condition at death by both systems was congenital abnormalities. CONCLUSION: The proportion of stillbirths classified as unexplained was less with ReCoDe compared with PSANZ-PDC but rates with either method were low compared with earlier classification systems. Fetal growth restriction was listed as the primary condition more commonly with ReCoDe compared with PSANZ-PDC because of different definitions.
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Miles, who signed a contract extension with LSU this week, had his trademark smile as he posed for pictures with kids and absorbed well wishes and congratulations from adults.
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I am after a transparent womens cycling jacket, and I just can't find any! I am worried that the mens ones don't run small enough. Assos do theirs in a XS but I was looking for something a bit cheaper.
Anyone know of a brand that had such an item, or even mens ones that are quite small? Castelli seem to have nice ones but since I am a S in womens Castelli I can imagine the mens S would be a tad too big.


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Destin, FL.--(AP) The Southeastern Conference is negotiating with St. Louis, Tampa, Fla., and Atlanta to host future men's basketball tournaments.
Commissioner Mike Slive said Thursday the league is in talks with those cities to fill upcoming vacancies in the rotation. The SEC wants to narrow its locations down to a primary spot. Nashville, Tenn., is hosting the event in 2015, 2016 and 2019.
St. Louis (2017), Tampa (2018) and Atlanta (2020) are expected to fill the holes.
The league is looking for a primary site after having success with permanent models in Atlanta (football) and Hoover, Ala. (baseball).
Slive says, "People get comfortable. They know when it is, they know where it is, they know where they're gonna stay, they know where they're gonna eat, they know where the seats are."
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6 p.m. to midnight Saturday. The Pirates of Lost Treasure will crown their 2013 king and queen at their Mardi Gras and Coronation Ball. The ball includes dinner and dancing featuring the Jay Williams Band. The dress is semi-formal/formal. $55; $100 per couple. Hilton Pensacola Beach Gulf Front, 12 Via de Luna, Pensacola Beach. Cinnamon Swift, (615) 448-5094.Krewe of Seville Black Tie Mardi Gras Ball
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PS Jailbreak gets support for latest PS3 firmware
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PS Jailbreak supports latest firmware, more
The PSJailbreak team kicked off the week by announcing that its hack now supports PS3 firmware 3.42, 3.50 and reportedly any future firmware versions. The USB mod allows users to unlock their PS3 to allow unapproved software, and has landed the company in legal trouble from Sony itself. This also allowed users to load other operating systems, such as Linux, again, even after Sony prevented doing so citing security reasons with the PS3 3.21 update.
At the same time, PS Jailbreak launched a new sister website, PSdowngrade, which lets users downgrade their consoles to any previous firmware versions. This does require a console with the original PS Jailbreak software, and PS Jailbreak warns there are many clones that claim compatibility with the software but won't work properly.
The hacks came about after Sony decided to pull alternate OS support. It claimed at the time that it was for security reasons, but most believe it was meant to prevent easy bootlegging using Linux as a backdoor to bypassing copy protection.


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This Week in Santa Clarita previews the 18th Annual River Rally held on Saturday, September 22, from 8 a.m. – 11 a.m. The event will take place at 18386 Soledad Canyon Road between Whites Canyon and the State Route 14 (near the Canyon Country Post Office).
*Pre-registration is required to participate in this year's River Rally event*
For more information about the 18th Annual River Rally, call the River Rally hotline at (661) 284-1415 or visit GreenSantaClarita.com.
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Funeral services for Arthur Sneller, age 79 of Pella, will be held Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 at Covenant Reformed Church in Pella at 11 a.m. Interment will be made in the Oakwood Cemetery in Pella Wednesday, March 10th at 10 a.m. Visitation will begin Tuesday, March 9th, 2010 at 9 a.m. with family present from 6-8 p.m. at the Garden Chapel Funeral Home in Pella. Memorials may be made to the Pella Regional Health Center- Long Term Care.
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In early November a group of misfits and socially awkward snow junkies banded together in celebration of the most influential skier of all time — the one, the only, the late and great Shane McConkey. McConkey (the movie) was to be shown that evening at the Pantages Theater in downtown Minneapolis. Dfunk Taylor, Minnesnowta local and avid skier, was inspired to help. Taylor organized the day, creating the opportunity for skiers and snowboarders to give back to the passion burning within. A party bus to Trollhaugen for an early season shred fest, a raffle at The Pourhouse, and a much anticipated screening of the award winning documentary; it was an epic day. We raised our spirits and the corners of our mouths, we raised money for The Shane McConkey Foundation, we raised our hands for high5s. Part of Shane's life mantra was to live brilliantly, passionately, and do everything with a smile on your face in full recognition of the fragility of the moment. We were able to capture this credo on Friday November 8th. Thanks DFunk…I can't believe you are a pro, I'm so much better than you (500 G.N.A.R. points)!
Thanks to The House Boardshop for all the love and support. You guys helped make this event a ton of fun, not to mention your critical involvement in raising money for The Shane McConkey Foundation. You are the rock to my roll. (PS – I wrote this BN (butt naked) 5,000 G.N.A.R. points)


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LAS VEGAS (AP) - Nevada's Clark County is considering creating a specialty District Court program aimed at helping veterans who commit lesser crimes and suffer post-combat stress.
The creation of a veterans' court received support last week from the County Commission, the legal community and District Attorney Steve Wolfson.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports Commissioner Steve Sisolak warned the specialty court would not equate to a "get-of-of-jail-free card" for veterans who commit crimes.
Discussions began at a state level, when Assemblyman Elliot Anderson, a Marine, received complaints that legislation passed in 2009 creating veterans courts didn't make them mandatory.
Washoe County is the only county that has established a special court for veterans at the district court level. Henderson Municipal Court established a program last year.
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Officers responded to the 500 block of S. 12th St. at 9:40 a.m. for a report of a shooting, said Hamilton police Sgt. Ed Buns.
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Ariel Veneziano joins Greene Street as sales head
Ariel Veneziano has joined GreeneStreet Films International (GFI)as vice president, where his chief duties will include supervising thedivision's marketing, distribution and administrative functions andselling all GreeneStreet Films and Raw Nerve productions in select territories.
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Box leak confirms T-Mobile myTouch 3G
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T-Mobile myTouch 3G Box
T-Mobile's name change for its version of the HTC Magic has been supported through a leak of the apparently final box art for the smartphone. The images slipped out to Engadget support the notion that the carrier's second Android phone will be called the myTouch 3G and also bring the surprise of a third color. Although Canada and other countries get the Magic only in white or black, the US release will give T-Mobile a dark "merlot" red.
The myTouch 3G is known to be a near-exact reflection of the reference Magic but upgrades to a 5-megapixel camera and will likely have pre-loaded T-Mobile software for its MyFaves calling feature.
When the phone ships is still uncertain. Although the same documents that accompanied the leak point to August 5th, T-Mobile itself has said it would talk about its next Android phone late this month and ship it early in the summer, making the August date unlikely.


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Have a look at the following three photographs (copyright acknowledged to HF Wheeler and RS Carpenter in all three cases). There is something very curious going on with the outermost levers in both frames:
This is the McK&H frame at Corris - always miscaptioned as Machynlleth West - note the Y shaped pieces on levers 1 and 8. At the time of this photograph (12th August 1935) levers 5 and 8 were spare, and lever 1 was in use, but not as a Distant lever [1]
Now have a look at the following two photographs -you can just about match up the top and bottom halves of the original photograph:
Note that lever 8 in the lowest picture is reversed, and has, if you look carefully one of the Y shaped things. I wonder if these are foot pedals, if you look at the middle picture both levers 1 and 8 do not have catch-handle knuckles. [1.1]
Has anyone else come across other McK&H frames of a similar pattern without catch-handles and these foot pedals, please? Particularly as seems likely that at least in the case of the bebrambled frame that the distant levers were actually used as distants.
[1] and [1.1] I don't yet want to get into a discussion about Corris Railway signalling; as properly it is a subject for another thread. However, suffice to cover anyone's thirst for information, the frame in the top photograph is at Corris, and the lower two are almost certainly (99.9%) of Maespoeth frame, in the weeds at Machynlleth between the East and West signalboxes, after the GW <spit> replaced the 8 lever frame at Maespoeth with a two lever ground frame, covering only the points into the loco shed, rather than a distant and home in either direction and also the junction points for the Upper Corris tramway.


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AFRICA/GUINEA BISSAU - Cholera outbreak: lack of health facilities and functional water systems
Bissau (Agenzia Fides) - The rate of the spread of cholera decreases in Guinea and Sierra Leone, whereas Guinea-Bissau in past days 1,500 cases and 9 deaths have been reported. Simão Mendes National Hospital, in the capital Bissau, in the past few weeks assisted 500 patients, but doctors say the peak of the epidemic has not yet been reached. The poor and almost non-existent health facilities, as well as hydrological, make the country fertile ground for the pandemic. Some experts believe that the strain was probably transmitted by fishermen in Sierra Leone and Guinea, although it has not yet been confirmed. According to the local Ministry of Health, the epidemic is spreading in 7 of the 9 administrative areas of Guinea Bissau. Water systems have been catastrophic, however, since 2009 onwards, prevention at a household level has greatly improved. In the African country there was a plague that affected 14,222 people and killed 225 in 2008. (AP) (Agenzia Fides 14/11/2012)
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Cookie Jar Gone Wrong Rated 4.4367 Stars Who took the cookie from the cookie jar? Comedy - Original Enjoy Your Heaven Rated 4.4290 Stars An angel is caught selling back door access into Heaven to those stuck in Purgatory. Comedy - Original LARRY episode 1 Rated 4.4256 Stars It is time for the people of Karryon to meet their chosen one! Too bad he's tiny... Comedy - Original You can not kill Hank Rated 4.3291 Stars well.. you can't. Action
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Pico Radio Rated 4.4949 Stars Old Tyme Radio Fun! Gadgets - Musical Doodle God Rated 4.4310 Stars Create storms, build armies, grow a civilization and... drink vodka! Puzzles - Other Alice is Dead - Ep 2 Rated 4.4341 Stars Things aren't getting any easier for rabbit. New questions, old friends. Adventure - Point 'n Click Killego Rated 4.0733 Stars A Lego FPS filmed using stop motion animation! Crazy!! Action - Shooter - First Person