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The Swiss design studio BERNHARD | BURKARD was established in 2010 by Fabian Bernhard and Thomas Burkard.
During their time together as students they soon realized the potential that derives from the synergy of their individual skills and approaches to design. Their comprehensive experience and excellent network enables BERNHARD | BURKARD to accomplish a project from conception and formal elaboration to technical realization. Their focus lies on both innovative and creative solutions that are at the same time highly esthetic and an appropriate resource management. Design starts with a call for change. Besides technical skills it needs curiosity and the will to face the world with open eyes. Beyond styling and optical dressing contemporary design, as a process for products and communication, can generate the additional benefit that leads to sustainable success for all users. Before setting up their studio Fabian was working as creative director at capartis AG. Thomas used to work for the well known designer Michael Young in Hong Kong.


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Boston is the capital of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and its largest city and is one of the oldest cities in the United States. It was named Boston by early settlers from Boston, Lincolnshire in England. The largest city in New England, Boston is regarded as the unofficial "Capital of New England" for its economic and cultural impact on the entire New England region. In 1630, Puritan colonists from England founded the city on the Shawmut Peninsula. During the late 18th century, Boston was the location of several major events during the American Revolution, including the Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party. Several early battles of the American Revolution, such as the Battle of Bunker Hill and the Siege of Boston, occurred within the city and surrounding areas. Through land reclamation and municipal annexation, Boston has expanded beyond the peninsula. After American independence was attained Boston became a major shipping port and manufacturing center, and its rich history helps attract many tourists, with Faneuil Hall alone attracting over 20 million every year. The city was the site of several firsts, including the United States' first public school, Boston Latin School (1635) and the first subway system in the United States (1897). With many colleges and universities within the city and surrounding area, Boston is an international center of higher education and a center for medicine. The city's economic base includes research, manufacturing, finance, and biotechnology. Boston has one of the highest costs of living in the United States, though it remains high on world livability rankings.
Statue of George Washington in Boston Public Garden represents George Washington not as President but as the Army's Commander-in-Chief. Long before the fight for American independence began, Washington had distinguished himself as a British colonel during the French and Indian War. He returned to civilian life when the war ended, and he only gradually came to oppose British rule. As fighting escalated between the colonial and British troops, Washington recognized the need for a unified army of resistance. He agreed to lead the newly formed Continental Army in 1775, and, fourteen years later, was unanimously elected to become the first President of the United States. Despite his popularity, Washington felt reluctant to accept the Presidency, and he voluntarily resigned after his second term. Thomas Ball's sculpture therefore shows Washington in the role he was more comfortable assuming—that of a military leader, not a politician. He appears calm and assured, even while leading a largely untrained and ill-prepared army against one of the world's strongest military powers. The location of the statue is most attractive. It is placed in the midst of one of the finest thoroughfares of the Garden, handsomely enclosed, and surrounded by beautiful flower beds. It was placed into position and unveiled on July 3, 1869, with former Mayor Alexander Rice making an address on the occasion. The speech was also regarded as a matter for congratulation, as all the work upon the statue and its support was done by Massachusetts artists and artisans.
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I've been to Boston twice and still haven't been able to come home with this mug! :( I'd be willing to trade any Texas mug for this one, if anyone is interested. Thanks!
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George Washington has been properly identified. Didn't touch the description, Chris.
Yes Renee :)You are correct. Both statues in Boston. And this is surely Washington. I will fix description.Many thanks for letting me know :)
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Hi, I heard that this is the Paul Revere statue and not a George Washington statue isn't it?
This is George Washington. Paul Revere statue has his arm stretched out and is looking down.
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For the eighth year in a row, the majority of churches in the St. George area came together for an interfaith service on New Year's Day at the Tabernacle downtown in St. George. Sixteen churches were represented at the service, an event that put aside theological differences and focused on the importance of community and the greater purpose we share.
Personally, I felt a great deal of pride and community spirit by attending, feeling both a sense of gratitude as well as privilege to be part of the service; our "Vine Band" from Shepherd of the Hills United Methodist Church, in which I play bass guitar, provided the opening music and closing hymn.
The organizers, I'm sure, were most pleased with the turnout of more than 100 members of our community. I must say that I was moved by the sense of joy and communal spirit that seemed to move through the congregation within the historic Tabernacle. You could sense a sincere level of unity that transcended the dichotic and diverse theological faiths that were represented by members of those different sects, sitting in the pews or offering prayers for our community.
There was a sincere sentiment of cooperation among all. We all greeted one another with hearty handshakes and hugs, regardless of knowing the individuals. I especially appreciated the warmth and welcome the LDS leaders showed everyone and for providing the historic building to host the event. From a musical standpoint, the acoustics are marvelous there, as witnessed among many of the seasonal and yearly concerts conducted in the building. From a personal standpoint, the effort of the LDS and all the church leaders in attendance was especially appreciated, setting the tone for a truly non-competitive atmosphere, one of sincere cooperative purpose and unity.
I'm sure we all could argue until we are blue in the face about our own particular theological differences. But given the opportunity, we are able to put aside those differences and reach out to one another in the spirit of brotherly love.
I know our United Methodist Church has truly enjoyed the relationship and sense of camaraderie we have shared over the years with our LDS brothers and sisters as well as with the Presbyterians, Lutherans, Episcopalians, Catholics and several other denominations who have worked side by side in many cases to care for members of our community and improve the lives of countless others.
We may not all agree on the nuances of each of our faiths, but the interfaith service this year seemed to help us all know we are all in this community, city, county, state and world together. Perhaps if more people could have seen this joint effort for themselves, they too would see our differences in a different light. I hope that in the coming years, the service is not only continued, but will be a chance for many more people to make this an annual opportunity to come together in one voice.
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What's with the weird sky color Sunday?
Many around the Northwest noticed the sky looked a bit weird Sunday with the sunlight more of a brownish/orange akin to a sunset than midday sunshine.
It turns out, a decent plume of smoke from wildfires burning in inland British Columbia got caught up on the northerly flow and was pushed over Western Washington.
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Despite the fact that Ryan Grant is both overrated and average (he is, seriously), and despite the fact that the Packers pass a whole lot (and seemingly even more the red zone, signed disgruntled Grant fantasy owners), Green Bay still needs him in their offensive gameplan.
Which makes it slightly disconcerting that he left the Packers' preseason game with an apparent head injury, which could possibly be considered a concussion.
Grant suffered the injury on a helmet-to-helmet hit from the Browns' Sheldon Brown and walked quite woozily to the sidelines, where he was attended to by trainers.
The Packers obviously haven't classified the injury as anything in particular, but it would be surprising if there wasn't at least a discussion of "concussion-like symptoms," which force Grant to miss some extended preseason action.
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53 Comments | Add Yours
Well my school does have lockers (i have one) but its the small ones, how am i suppose to dec. it? I only get to use it during the morning at lunch and at the end of the day..
by doglover463 on 9/20/2012 7:15:26 PM
Daddy'sGrl12 Same here!! But it would be cool just to decorate it!
I love my locker!! It's so organized. Our school already puts shelves inside' (morning stuff on top and afternoon stuff on the bottom) then we have a on the top to put our art box and other stuff.
by Gabbyw123 on 5/5/2012 1:03:20 PM
At my school we are only allOwed to go to our lockers in the beginning of the day, end of the day, and before lunch plus we only get 3 mins between classes so I'm hardly at my locker anyways.
by Daddy'sGrl12 on 4/4/2012 8:22:44 AM
next year i am soo going to use this
by n*e*h*a on 4/1/2012 10:40:46 PM
this really helped glam up my locker!!!
by taytaydoo on 3/22/2012 8:47:47 PM
i have a crap load of pics. in my locker
by ilovefootball on 3/16/2012 9:07:01 PM
by JH4ever74 on 12/30/2011 12:34:40 AM
I was able to find this super cute locker wallpaper at the dollar store! <3
by .:Annalee:. on 12/15/2011 7:48:23 PM
by tanbaoyi on 11/12/2011 10:48:39 PM
i need rllly awesome and epic ideas for my locker! all i hav is magnets. and a dry erase board and mirror tht doesnt stay on the door!
by AnnieSince1999 on 10/13/2011 4:45:10 PM
by Ellie Hills on 9/24/2011 5:05:26 PM
The lockers at my school are red even though the school colors are blue and white! The classrooms are green and orange. It doesn't make sense!!!!!
by hitthemall#1 on 9/13/2011 7:44:37 PM
put your hand over your mouth
make a wish
post this on 10 other polls
look at your hand
by misschatterboxx on 9/11/2011 5:53:09 PM
I love my locker. It has a mini calender and pics of my dogs and girlies and 2 snazzy bags with pads,hair stuff,lip gloss,ect. Im thinking about getting a mini mirror and epcil holder.
by ImmaWriter on 9/10/2011 5:42:17 PM
for my locker i've been using gift wrap for my wallpaper and do it on the inside too. It's only a dollar so it's cheap!this year i did black and white wrapping paper so all the magnets i used matched. just sayin
by <3myguitar on 9/4/2011 11:55:50 PM
by candycorn11 on 9/3/2011 4:34:09 PM
My school has small lockers, but I like to keep my bear my friend gave me for my birthday in there. These are great tips! My locker is already messy.
by Catlover4723 on 9/3/2011 12:47:59 PM
the lockers at my school are SO skinny! they are like 6 inches wide SO TINY!!! i still decorated it with paisley paper and foam paisleys i made myself (i think you can tell i like paisleys)
by maiya.pup11 on 9/2/2011 4:16:05 PM
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by Cailin2006 on 8/30/2011 2:32:59 PM
I have a mini disco ball and a little bead curtain in mine! But then people copied me=(
by melanie D. on 8/29/2011 9:24:44 PM
Hey girls, join the ROCKIN' WRITERS a club for those who can't stop writing outstanding stories and want to share ideas for novels, poems, short stories, thrilling plots, and outrageous characters.
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Trust me this is going to be a club like no other!
by melanie D. on 8/29/2011 9:23:23 PM
My advice: don't go to far!!
by colorqueen101 on 8/29/2011 1:44:20 PM
by Ivorykey96 on 8/29/2011 11:00:22 AM
Just about no one except me decorates their lockers at my school, so people always stare whenever I open my locker, but it's great ahahah
by serafinasunshine23 on 8/27/2011 3:16:55 PM
i have a backpack that comes with a lunch box that attaches to it i think i might put my stuff in it (my ipod, phone, pads, games etc.) only one prob....... where is the lunchbox?........ lol i cant find it!!!!!....... o there it is!
by madsterw1 on 8/27/2011 2:15:47 PM
Dry erase boards are nice, but they tend to fall off when I slam my locker shut. I recommend the Wall Pops peel and stick whiteboard. I bought mine form the Walmart website, and it's free shipping if you have it shipped to the store and you go pick it up thee.
by bee309 on 8/26/2011 7:29:06 PM
by Balletgirl1198 on 8/26/2011 6:58:06 PM
At my school the lockers are tan and anything that we put up must be magnetic so I put up a green magnetic mirror, a purple shelf, an rainbow-polka dotted basket for my pencil and stuff and a cheetah-printed basket; it may not sound like much but those few accent pieces really made my locker look bright!
by sslcrm6 on 8/26/2011 2:19:11 PM
awesome! instead of a dry erase board, though, i use a pad of paper w a magnet on the back, but these ideas are pretty awesome.
by carrieunderwoodfan on 8/25/2011 7:14:29 PM
I know this does no have anything to do with this article, ( by the way, the article is great!), but what does MOD mean? Every one keeps using it and I am just curious. What does it stand for?
by 886 on 8/25/2011 2:56:35 PM
my locker is broken. the door doesnt shut right. i wouldnt use this stuff anyways. i only get 3 mins in between classes.
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by briblue3 on 8/25/2011 2:40:30 PM
Locker shelves are great! I organized my binders in order of classes, and just slipped one out and one in! It was really easy I would def reccommend those
by horsie9000 on 8/25/2011 1:53:44 PM
by basketballcutie11 on 8/25/2011 1:19:55 PM
@Dansu-for everyone's profile on here, click on daydreams and there are quotes. luvshorty5 and fireworks1071 have good ones!
by dramaqueen122 on 8/25/2011 10:29:05 AM
by cutiecayley333 on 8/25/2011 8:12:49 AM
I have some magnets, a little pen box and a dry erase board in my locker right now.. but I hardly spend any time there (I HATE walking up to the third floor!)so I never really decorate it much...
by revolutionary_chick on 8/25/2011 4:16:02 AM
This year, i am going to get some cheap fabric from a craft store and put it up with magnets all over my locker. It is the only paradise i have in between classes, so i want it to be me. I f you want to do this, i suggest using bright colored fabric. you don't want your locker to be very dark. also, plz check out my advice page!
by paigepup on 8/24/2011 11:58:32 PM
I think the best rhings to have are the quick-fix bag and photos.
by rosierosie on 8/24/2011 10:25:56 PM
I have-
an organizer with attached mirror
dry erase board + marker
shelf (already built in)
One of my friends even has a rug... I think thats a LITTLE too much. another friend has a light. you're only in in a total of about 15 minutes a day... at 4 minutes at a time. do you really need a rug or a light? Sorry guys:/
by rosierosie on 8/24/2011 10:24:58 PM
My locker has been boring ever since seventh grade so i'll definitely wanna do something cool w/ it this year <3
by michipie205 on 8/24/2011 7:16:03 PM
i have a dry-erase board and some cool magnets for mine. last year i learned the hard way not to put heavy things like the pencils cup on my door, though. i have to slam it pretty hard to close it...=( (we have the same lockers all the way through high school)
by the_last_ninja on 8/24/2011 7:03:14 PM
by FairyKari on 8/24/2011 6:14:35 PM
my face has some acne, i wash my face 2 or more times a day because after a sport or an activity where im sweating and it doesnt work. my sister and brother have acne so i know it runs in the family but what else can i do to clear my face up? I am looking for a face mask that i can make.
by FairyKari on 8/24/2011 6:13:02 PM
these are great ideas- now i cant wait to decorate my locker!
by carrieunderwoodfan on 8/24/2011 6:05:20 PM
by SuperT on 8/24/2011 5:08:51 PM
I love these ideas! I always put quotes and magnets in my locker. The quotes are magnets too. I get them from Barnes & Noble. One of my favorite quotes mentions living as though heaven is on earth, love as if you have never been hurt. I love it! Thanks for the ideas to "glam up" my locker!
by novlist1307 on 8/24/2011 4:41:56 PM
Cool ideas!
by caligirl99 on 8/24/2011 4:15:53 PM
these are great ideas!
by tswiftluver13 on 8/24/2011 4:09:10 PM
First Post?
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Pd: first comment!
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by fungirl123 on 8/24/2011 3:24:43 PM
great ideas! i definitely suggest a MIRROR too bcuz u dont always have time to duck in to the girls bathroom & theres always tons of girls in there! if ur locker's totally unorganized (like mine) & u dont have time to organize it (again, like me) just make sure everything is in there far enough back so it doesnt jam it shut! this happened to me & i almost missed the bus home! good luck! <3
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I have been wondering recently what the best way to clip is. I live in Manitoba and it is anywhere from -20c (-4F) to -45c (-49F) in winter. My horse is at home until January when I bring her to a barn with an indoor arena. I have never clipped her before but I always run into the problem that she gets super sweaty and if I ride in the morning (only on weekends) I have to leave her inside all day because she is so wet. This year I am hoping to clip her about a week after I show up (time to adjust) but I only want to clip her neck, chest area, and where the saddle goes but leave the girth unclipped. Just in the places where she sweats the most. I will then have a light blanket on during the night (warm inside) and then put on one or 2 winter blankets(with a neck cover) for the day depending on how cold it gets.
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"Any slower and he'd be in reverse," so says his on-screen brother James Phelps. And co-star Matthew Lewis says, "Nothing fazes him."
Other awesome tidbits? Rupert calls his father, Nigel, "Nige" where Matt says that Rupert's done that for as long as he can remember; that it's just Rupert's way. And also, after being press by the interviewer about his first impression of Dan after their first meeting, he says: "I remember thinking," says Grint, grinning brilliantly, "that this guy has a really triangular-shaped head."
You can read the entire article here (it's well worth the long read!) and see the image that went along with the it here.
35 Comments to "Rupert Grint Talks To The Observer!"
July 2nd, 2011 at 11:50 PM
Wow. Two mess ups… didn't realize another staffer had posted at the same time. lol It happens. Also my mess up with the post… I tell you.
July 3rd, 2011 at 12:10 AM
you're so cute, well, I'm Mexican, I like the series of Harry Potter
you're a good actor
greetings good boy
it's interesting your blog
greetings from Mexico
July 3rd, 2011 at 12:28 AM
Please vote for Ron Weasley (rupert grint) and others characters…n_n
July 3rd, 2011 at 12:28 AM
Yeah sort of, um… poor rupert! but that's so true, i've seen interviews of him and sometimes the interviewer ask something and rupert answers another thing, may be after all this years, and so many interviews he program himself and sometimes he doesn't really hear the question. But he is absolutely cute, i don't care how many times he say kind of, yeah, or sort of, can't wait to see him in other characters, maybe someday a romantic comedy, or a Shakespearean drama, but for now, deathly hallows!!!
July 3rd, 2011 at 12:52 AM
Not sure what happened with the posts. At least we have one up on the site. That's all that matters.
I completely agree that the poor writing of Ron the films has taken alot out of Rupert so he is so quiet and reserved. However I love Rupert comes out with these one liners like the shape of Dan's head.
This is a really good interview.
July 3rd, 2011 at 12:55 AM
Bree, I always thought he just didn't want to answer the question. lol Not saying he's being mean, but he might not like the question and does it politely that way. I adore him. Everything about him is always confirmed about how laid back. And calling his dad "Nige"? Hah! Love him.
July 3rd, 2011 at 1:49 AM
why do I feel like crying after this article? oh gosh
July 3rd, 2011 at 2:24 AM
I think this is one of the best interviews/pieces written about him. I love how he compared people recognizing him to dominoes. You can almost picture it from his point of view.
Masha, the very last part made me feel sad.
Also, that's a great picture with the article.
July 3rd, 2011 at 3:37 AM
This article is great!! One of the best I've read about him 😀 There's a lot of insight and I truly love all of the quotes about Rupert. Tom Lamont really did his job with Rupert. Those new things we've just learn about him are just golden information. He calls his dad Nige?? I'd have never thought that about Rupert!! Why would that be?? 😛 I wonder if he does the same with his mum and if his siblings do it to. What a peculiar family!! XD
Tao, I agree with you. Coming up with 'Yeah, sort of, um' is a way more polite manner of avoiding having to answer an uncomfortable question without being too blunt about it. Rupert is so considerate that he must not have it in him to give answers as sharp as 'that's just my business', even if it wouldn't be bad if he did. He has never played the 'no private questions' card, so I think that's the reason why sometimes he avoids and issue and doesn't give a straight answer.
I love the domino comparision too, as well as the quote where he talks about spotting fans noticing him from 50 feet away. I love his honesty XD It sound like his life is so uncomfortable sometimes!! The 'How does this guy get anywhere?' quote from the interviewer is funny but at the same time sad
But the best part of all are the quotes. It seems the article was written by a fan 😛 You can tell that everybody finds something truly special in Rupert 😀 And lol at James quote about Rupert being in reverse XD That guy is just hilarious!! I also like the fact that the journalist reviewed Rupert's performance in the early films, but I mean reviewed as in giving a detailed explanation on what made Rupert such a great actor even in the beginning and why he stood out from the rest. I take my hat off to Tom Lamont. Sir, great work!! 😉
July 3rd, 2011 at 3:57 AM
'I can't remember the last time I got angry.'
'It was when I saw Dan crying. Then it really hit me. I'd never seen him that upset. It was just really, really raw.'
It's because of things like these that I love him *-* He just gets better and better with time.
The reporter is really insightful. Lol, if I didn't already know, my guess would have also been that Rupert didn't cry the last day on set, so I don't find it surprising that he did but he was the last one. I just find it so endearing that his trigger was seeing Dan crying!! Seriously, I love him more and more everyday.
July 3rd, 2011 at 5:32 AM
this article is something. so true but so superficial. its like he says everything what we have seen of rupert through the years. this article is not made to attract many viewers. the man who wrote this article has been true to himself in his own point of view kinda way. everything he has said about rupert is not impressive but so true. this article can make the rupert haters to hate him and the rupert lovers to love him a lot more and revealing to the neutral non-hp fans.
i'm a fan of rupert. but after reading this article, i felt so depressed. and what's that video the reporter mentioned about rupert being harassed by drunk people? can anyone tell me? please?
July 3rd, 2011 at 5:45 AM
I like it 😀
and now we know where he went with this Shirt,haha
July 3rd, 2011 at 8:15 AM
This kind of made me feel sad…but that line about Dan's head cracked me up!
The way he talked about the kiss kind of made me feel a bit iffy…but I guess when you've been asked it as many times as he has it must get boring…
July 3rd, 2011 at 8:41 AM
I feel a little sad after reading this article. Makes me see his life in a different way. However, I do realize that the article is really the observations of the interviewer…but I think he really touched on something we all have noticed about Rupe. There really is a lot of mystery there.
Pappy..I think, but I am not positive…the video the interviewer was talking about was called "Rupert drives his new car"..or something like that. Look that up on Youtube and if that isn't it..you should be able to find it close to that one.
July 3rd, 2011 at 8:42 AM
opps..forgot to put my name on that last comment..lol.
July 3rd, 2011 at 9:28 AM
awesome article – I just wanted to write lots of stuff about it but saw that BonnieRadcliffe said it way better than I ever could
July 3rd, 2011 at 10:25 AM
''I can't remember the last time I got angry.'
'It was when I saw Dan crying. Then it really hit me. I'd never seen him that upset. It was just really, really raw.' This really touched me. I really love seeing Rupert and Dan always having fun.
keep voting on Ron. it's 50/50 between him and fred! oh weasleys.
July 3rd, 2011 at 12:38 PM
his dad handles his money? well i hope he knows what he's doing, because rupert probably should start being smarter with his money. he's not going to keep bringing in this type of money for the rest of his life.
good article though.
July 3rd, 2011 at 2:21 PM
I'm not sure about the video, but maybe it's this one where Rupert stops by a petrol station with his Chevy pickup and some guys saw him and got all like: 'Hey!! You're Ron Weasley!!' They were not real fans, just stupid morons who treated him as if he were a trained monkey 😡
Lol, Trude, thanks for the compliment 😉 Actually I think I got too carried away with my comment and it turned out longer than expected. I should have moved my discussion to the forums XD
July 3rd, 2011 at 2:45 PM
This is the person who wrote the article right? http://twitter.com/#!/tomlamont
Hmm don't know what to think about it-.- Did I misunderstood it or something cause English is not my first language.
July 3rd, 2011 at 2:53 PM
hello girls need God and low for the premiere of harry potter! that emotion! and very good story of Rupert Grint and Not to mention the photo comes out very sexy! but I did not really understand the party if this really going out with Georgia Groome? Jaa me if any of you could clarify that point very well if god emotion in case if they are going to happy some of you could clarify me very well thanks
July 3rd, 2011 at 2:57 PM
Great interview!! I loved it!! But I can't believe how many haters are out there!!!!!!!!!!!!
July 3rd, 2011 at 4:01 PM
I like this articule quite a lot. I find it interesting, although it took me a while to understand some parts LOL
I haven't heard about that video before, first new I have about it. But well, I prefer not knowing that kind of things…
July 3rd, 2011 at 4:15 PM
@ Eliza: Rupert told the reporter or at least implied that he has not a girlfriend right now, and 4 days after the interview a tabloid published a story about Rupert being dating Georgia Groome, so the reporter considers the possibility that Rupert was kind of lying to him during the interview and that Georgia is indeed his girlfriend. But bear in mind that it was a tabloid which published that story, so as long as it's not confirmed I guess we'll have to think of it as a rumour 😉
July 3rd, 2011 at 4:55 PM
Not getting any sadness from the interview. *shrugs* I mean it's nothing new about going places and being recognized and we've seen and heard about him being a little besieged by fans at times. So I'm not getting any major emotion from Rupert on that one. I have no idea how this can be contrived to haters of Rupert? I thought it made him come across like we have always seen as a very unique and quiet and more importantly guarded young man. Loved it and thought the sweater looked awesome in that shot compared to just walking around in it.
July 3rd, 2011 at 6:49 PM
I agree Bonnie. I don't see how Rupert haters can pounce on this article. If any it gives a little bit more insight about Rupert and why he is so guarded. I think that again, we may be reading too much into this interview.
July 4th, 2011 at 12:13 AM
I really I can not understand pretty well this interview =/
I reall wanna know if Rupert is single? please I need the answers!!
July 4th, 2011 at 3:41 AM
I have got to say, the guy who wrote that did a good job. Also about the part of Rupert becoming more withdrawn around HP3/HP4. Very spot-on.
And *squee* that picture is pretty big in the actual paper, so glad I got hold of one late last night.
July 4th, 2011 at 4:53 AM
I am surprised I haven't seen this posted anywhere else yet – I know some fansites seem to ignore Rupert's existence (or so it seems) but normally, Snitchseeker does post everything that's going on with all the actors
July 4th, 2011 at 5:41 AM
wow.. this guy (the writer of the article) really studied Rupert's personality and I think he did a great job. He did his homework well… really searched & watched videos of Rupert on youtube.
I'm dumbfounded … especially at the part where he asked the point in time when Rupert became withdrawn, he noticed it too.. how Rupert changed from being the most animated of the 3, to being the most quiet & reserved. He also noticed his genius, from his acting talent, to his skill at deflecting awkward questions. I think this reporter got Rupert more than others.
you know, these writers just really get frustrated when they can't get much out of their subject, and when they can't, they get mad. but they don't understand that its takes real journalistic skills to get something out of Rupert coz he's become so "guarded" about the things he says, and Rupert is an expert at NOT wearing his heart on his sleeves…
July 4th, 2011 at 7:07 AM
Azul, we don't really know if Rupert is single or not. The reporter only mentioned a tabloid rumour 😉 I don't really think that this writer became frustrated about Rupert not wanting to be very forthcoming. He just acknowledges Rupert's interest in keeping private things private, but it's not as if he's judging Rupert negatively because of that. If anything he takes an understanding approach. Remember he wonders how Rupert gets anywhere being constantly stopped by fans 😛 So I have a feeling this Tom Lamont really liked Rupert and is kind of excusing him for his lack of involvement in interviews.
Now, this Josh Spero whose tweet Tom Lamont retweeted didn't find Rupert particularly interesting. I wonder why Tom Lamond retweeted that tweet 😕 I really couldn't care less about Josh Spero's opinion on Rupert (he's judging him just by reading a single interview, anyway), but I don't get why Tom retweeted it.
July 4th, 2011 at 2:21 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEIpaMAqV_Q&feature=youtu.be Rupeeeeeeeeert
July 4th, 2011 at 4:23 PM
I like the article, it was kind of insightful. I'm glad the interviewer did not underrate him. @ Trude, I agree that some fansites ignore him and eventhough he has done a lot outside the HP films his works just does not receive as must attention as D&E
July 4th, 2011 at 5:06 PM
can someone confirm that Rupert will be at @Daybreak (twitter) this Week?I read tweets about it
@stuff can you confirm it?
July 5th, 2011 at 12:47 AM
Who would treat Rupert like that. But he is still so sexy……I like his laid back attitude….there's nothing wrong with that…


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· Related coverage: York County spending more of drug forfeiture fund
· Record Tracker blog: A small step toward transparency.
The York County Drug Task Force works in the shadows.
"What we do is inherently dangerous," said York City Police Detective Andy Shaffer, who leads the day-to-day task force operations.
"The people we are after are not the type who say, 'OK. You got me. I give up' We've been in shootouts, rammed, run off the road."
In York County, the task force has spent more than $400,000 on drug enforcement each year between 2004 and 2008.
But the Pennsylvania legislature wanted some aspects of county task forces finances kept in the dark. The law that says the task force can spend forfeiture money only for drug enforcement also states there will be no public oversight of that spending.
Only three people in York County -- District Attorney Tom Kearney, deputy prosecutor Tom Reilly and chief county detective Darryl Albright -- know the specifics of the fund.
Although legislators who supported the asset forfeiture bill in 1988 don't clearly remember the reason behind the need for secrecy, District Attorney Tom Kearney and others speculate it was for officers' safety.
Kearney said, given the opportunity to buy bulletproof vests for drug officers or a drug-detecting dog, ".
" ... do we tell the bad guys we have drug-sniffing dogs or that they better use high-powered rifles against my guys?"
Melissa Bevan Melewsky, law counsel for the Pennsylvania Newspaper Association, said, "To the extent that drug task force forfeiture expenditures do not hinder ongoing drug enforcement activities, that information should be made public.
"It is poor public policy to allow government agencies to spend public funds without providing some measure of public accountability.
Transparency thwarted by law
During his campaign last year, Kearney had vowed the workings of the York County DA's office -- including the drug task force fund -- would be more open to the public.
He found out after taking office in January that the 22-year-old asset forfeiture law stands in his way when it comes to the task force fund. Under that state law, only he, the few people he authorizes and the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office may have access to the particulars of the task force fund.
He said he doesn't particularly like the cloak of secrecy around the forfeiture fund. He said it is "a fair political question" to ask him how the money is being spent. But he said he has to adhere to the law, and unless it is changed, the public will have to trust him.
Kearney and Shaffer assure the community the current $1 million-plus fund from cash, cars and other property seized in drug busts and forfeited by law to the county to fight drug crime is being well spent.
The asset forfeiture law requires the fund to be audited yearly, and Kearney is arranging the first audit under his watch.
Ultimate oversight is by the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office, which annually reviews all county task forces audits, forfeitures and spending. That office releases annual reports for each county.
The reports do not reveal specific spending but categorize expenses under general headings like confidential case expenditures.
Kearney predicted the audit will not find any glaring problems. And Shaffer, who heads daily task force operations, is confident the audit will account for "every dime" he is responsible for.
Don't let the bad guys know
Sen. Jeffrey Piccola, R-Dauphin and York, was a state representative when the forfeiture act was passed in 1988. He spoke on the House floor in support of the bill, assuring House members the audits would not be made public.
Piccola's staff said that the senator could not recall the reason the audits were to be kept confidential.
Bucks County District Attorney David Heckler, who also was a state representative in 1988, said he could not "specifically recall the legislative intent" behind the classified audits when he voted for the bill.
But as the county's DA, he said, "A number of things are done with that money that by nature we don't want the bad guys to know about. We don't want them to know we bought a new truck this year, and it's the truck sitting on their corner.
"We also use it to pay (task-force related) police overtime. And knowing that amount, it would translate into so many (law enforcement) people on the street."
The "blanket confidentiality" is a problem, Melewsky said. The public should have access as long as task force activities aren't put at risk. She conceded that many of those activities ". . . involve undercover work that does not lend itself to public access."
"However, there must be information related to these funds that does not present a risk to ongoing drug enforcement activities and in those circumstances, public access is appropriate."
Erik Arneson, community and policy director for Sen. Dominic Pileggi, R-Chester, the legislator who wrote the state's new Right-To-Know law, said that generally, public agency spending should be open for public review.
"The Right-to-Know Law does include a 'criminal investigations' exception," he said, "and also defers to other laws which make certain records confidential, which seems to be the case here."
Internal checks and balances
Kearney and Shaffer point to the "checks and balances" that are in place to prevent misuse of forfeiture funds.
Shaffer said every request for funding has to receive five OKs.
First, it goes through Shaffer and his counterpart, county detective Craig Fenstermacher. Then, it goes to the financial head of the task force, senior deputy prosecutor Tom Reilly, chief county detective Daryll Albright and Kearney.
All task force members who use forfeiture funds for drug buys or informant payoffs must provide monthly accountings and receipts for the money that passed through their hands, Shaffer said.
York County Chief Deputy Prosecutor Karen Comery, one of the operation commanders of the task force, said the attorney general's office has the authority to investigate any spending "that raise red flags."
She said, to her knowledge, no such action ever has taken place following an audit in York County.
In the most-recent completed attorney general's report for fiscal year 2007-2008, York County law enforcement in conjunction with the county task force spent almost $490,000 from the forfeiture fund and ended the year with a balance of $1.15 million.
That end amount is nearly five times more than what it was in 2003-2004, while spending has remained about the same each year.
Kearney said the public should have the right to judge him politically for how he spends forfeiture money.
He said he feels confidentiality is needed at some levels "for the safety of my officers."
"The press should report how public money is spent except where there is the capacity for harm," he said.
Task force funds are not immune to misuse. Two former Lycoming County Drug Task Force members are facing charges of falsifying the purchase of forfeited vehicles and taking drug force money and property. They are being prosecuted by the state Attorney General's Office.
The alleged thefts came to the attention of the Lycoming County District Attorney's Office not after an audit but after the office received a tip that one of the task force members had taken a forfeited vehicle to Canada on a fishing trip.


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Alaska SeaLife Center Researchers Work to Determine Necessary Protocols for Restoration of Prince William Sound Herring
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game banned herring fishing in Prince William Sound after the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill in 1989, again from 1993 through 1996, and yet again from 1996 through 2007, each time halting local fishing industries. The halted fisheries were most recently valued at some $7 million.
The Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Trustee Council has classified the Prince William Sound population of Pacific herring as a resource that has not recovered. Reasons for the population collapse and failure to recover remain unknown.
Now, 18 years after the spill, Alaska SeaLife Center researchers are working with Maine-based MariCal to test factors that affect herring recruitment, or their ability to grow and survive until they reach reproductive age. This research will help build understanding of how to culture and release juvenile herring to aid in stock restoration. One day, knowledge gained at the center could be used to supplement herring numbers in Prince William Sound.
Previous studies indicate that herring numbers were affected by the Exxon Valdez Oil spill in 1989, but the continuing effects of the spill are unclear. Herring populations in Prince William Sound increased in the late 1970s before peaking at 100,000 tons annually between 1989, the year of the spill, and 1993, but then declined significantly, and are now similar to numbers observed in the 1970s.
Diseases such as viral hemorrhagic septicemia and Icthyophonus might be part of the explanation for herring decline. Additionally, predation and environmental factors including warming and less saline ocean waters, increased pollution, and poor forage conditions may also play a role.
Researchers working at the Alaska SeaLife Center are testing some of these factors to understand how to culture and care for herring successfully. "We are aiming to take a step to fulfill stakeholder needs for a restored herring resource and learn from the effort," says Howard Ferren, assistant director for research operations at the center.
Specifically, researchers are working to optimize conditions of salinity, temperature, food, and other factors to maximize the survival of juvenile herring raised in captivity. Researchers at the SeaLife Center are also studying ways to optimize lipid, or fat, storage in juvenile herring, which could help herring survive winters easier.
Herring restoration, next steps
Pacific herring are an ecologically and commercially important species. As high lipid (or high fat) fish, they provide high quality food for other species, and they are a traditionally important part of a community based, sustainable fishery throughout the spill area.
If researchers can determine optimum conditions, minimize potential threats such as disease, and meet targets for juvenile fish production, the next step may be to work with other stakeholders to restore pre-Exxon Valdez oil spill numbers of herring.
The SeaLife Center has received $85,000 for the initial year study with a pending two-year $1.9 million investigation to follow if the EVOS Trustee Council elects to take a supplementation feasibility analysis path that could lead to a larger pilot-scale herring supplementation program in Prince William Sound.
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Mr. Parsons died Tuesday, July 1, 2014.
Born Jan. 28, 1934, in Miami, Fla., he was the son of the late Paul and Phyliss Stevens Parsons. He also was preceded in death by his son, Craig Parsons.
He was retired from the Miami (Fla.) Police Department after 25 years serving as a police officer and a homicide detective, was formerly employed as a deputy sheriff with the White County Sheriff's Department and was a member of the Fraternal Order of Police. He also was a veteran of the United States Navy and a member of Center Baptist Church.
Survivors include his wife, Donna Parsons of Simpsonville, S.C.; daughters, Dee Dee Edwards of Colorado and Melissa Klawitter of South Carolina; sons, Brad Parsons of Newnan, and Paul Tritsch of South Carolina; sister, Paula Pambianco of California; 13 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
The family will receive friends from 1-2 p.m. Tuesday at the church.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to McCall's Hospice House, 1836 West Georgia Road, Simpsonville, SC 29680.
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Carrillo, 33, is charged with peeking into a door or window — a misdemeanor punishable by up to six months in jail. He has pleaded not guilty.
The 5th District supervisor told police that he went to the woman's apartment in his socks and underwear before dawn on July 13 to ask her to have a beer.
Prosecutors suggested his motives were much darker than a social visit. They pointed to his state of undress and a torn bedroom window screen as evidence Carrillo was trying to get into the apartment.
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The woman's testimony supported the version. She said she had been asleep more than an hour when she was awakened about 3:40 a.m. by noises at her open window.
She described a "tearing, ripping sound" followed by "rustling" window blinds.
She jumped up, grabbed her phone and ran into the living room of her small apartment, where two girlfriends were asleep on air mattresses.
The woman then peered through a window and saw a man stripped to his waist with his hands on his hips, staring out at nearby Brockhurst Drive.
"He looked very scary and large and muscular," she said, avoiding eye contact with Carrillo, seated across the crowded courtroom in a pink tie and business suit.
The woman called 911 and the three armed themselves with butcher knives. She placed a second call to police about 10 minutes later after someone knocked on the front door. She asked who it was, and the man responded "It's your neighbor," she testified.
"I was confused," she recounted. "I didn't know any of my neighbors. I said, 'What do you want?'" And he said, 'A drink.'"


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Yeah. I'm lookin' craptastic.
My dental appointment has evidently gone horrifically wrong. I have been bleeding for 8 hours now. It's taken the Benjamin and both our mommies to help me through this mess I've become. I'm so sorry you guys – I was … Continue reading
Happy Anniversary to Benjamin & Jamie =D
Three years!! Best three years EVER. Our anniversary is actually on the 6th – but we had to wait until we had some money to go out for our anniversary dinner. Such is life. Every year we go to the … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures, Ben & Jamie Convos, Food is DELICIOUS, My Favorite Things Tagged 2012, About me, beer, Benjamin, denton, food, humor, Love, presents, shark 11 Comments
My new favorite thing!! Adopt A Shark!!
Click this -> Wildlife Adoption and Gift Center: Adopt a Shark. They'll give you a SHARK!! What the shit!?! Just when I think life can't get any more awesome, I get an offer to adopt a shark!! YES PLEASE!! I'll … Continue reading
Image January 25, 2012 Tagged animals, charity, humor, news, shark 5 Comments
More Spam Love…it's been DAYS, I was becoming melancholy…
In case you're not familiar, I LOVE my spam. It is ridiculous, poorly written, and 99.9999% of the time the comment is completely unrelated to the post it's attached to. I get so sad when a whole day goes by … Continue reading
Image January 2, 2012 Tagged humor, Love, roommate, shark, spam 2 Comments
Duh-nuh-duh-nuh-duh-nuh WE'RE GONNA NEED A BIGGER BOAT!!
GUESS WHERE I GET TO GO!?! EEEEE-HEE-HEE-YAAAAY!!! Date night is gonna be AWESOME!! Thank you Dallas Museum of Nature & Science for making this little lady super happy. Oooh Kelly Clarkson, I am gonna make soooo many Jaws jokes and heavily … Continue reading
Ben bought me a Megalodon tooth!!
OooOooOOOOoooOOOOO!! I have wanted one of these FOREVER!! (Translate – since I was about 6 years old). I love dinosaurs, and fossils, and SHARKS. Specifically sharks. I have been a devout viewer of Shark Week since 1991. And I still … Continue reading
Posted in Behavior, We're All Guilty of It, Learning stuff is muy bueno, My Favorite Things, Science Shiz, Stuff I do...Or like...Or think about Tagged Dinosaur, Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, Fossil Rim Wildlife Reserve, great white shark, human, humor, Megalodon, mesozoic, nerd, rover, shark, shark week, tooth, whale shark 3 Comments


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West Hill Cemetery
Sherman, Texas
James M. Hulsey
1843 (GA) - 6 April 1915
s/o Elijah M. & Jane C. Hulsey
Frances Bland Hulsey
d/o Ebenezer & Harriet Bland
Sherman Dailey Democrat
James Hulsey, 68 years of age, died this morning at 4:45 o'clock, after an illness of about six months duration. Burial will be tomorrow (Wednesday) afternoon following funeral services at 2:30 o'clock held at the chapel of the undertaking parlors of Haynes and Sporer, on the west side of the square. Interment will be in West Hill Cemetery.
Mr. Hulsey is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Fannie Rice and Mrs. W. H. McNeely, both of Sherman. He also has a nephew, Sam Rice of Anson, Texas and a niece, Miss Clifford Rice of El Paso.
Jim Hulsey, as he was known to the people of Sherman, was well liked by all and his death will be deeply deplored. He had lived in Sherman about forty-two years. He was a Georgian by birth and came to Texas in the early day of railroad building in this state with Capt. O. T. Lyon. After locating in Sherman he engaged in the hardware business and was actively engaged in that business until his retirement a few years ago.
He was the son of Capt. E. M. Hulsey, a Confederate veteran and served two years in the war on the southern side himself. His father died about nine years ago and his mother two years ago. Mr. Hulsey had been married and his wife died nine years ago.
The surviving relatives have the sympathy of all in their bereavement.
Frank Hulsey
West Hill Cemetery
Grayson County TxGenWeb
Elaine Nall Bay


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Report to the President on Human Cloning
Mr. Kass presented and summarized some of the debate found in the council's report on human cloning. Among the issues that… read more
Mr. Kass presented and summarized some of the debate found in the council's report on human cloning. Among the issues that the report examined were reproductive and therapeutic cloning, ethical issues involved in medical uses of human cloning, the pace of research or potential research in the field, and the variety of viewpoints on the various aspects of human cloning. Following his summary, experts from various fields discussed the report.
This was the first part of a day-long meeting to examine the report. close
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- Rebecca Dresser Professor Washington University in St. Louis->Ethics
- Michael S. Gazzaniga Director Dartmouth College->Cognitive Neuroscience Center
- Alfanso Gomez-Lobo Professor Georgetown University->Philosophy Department
- Leon R. Kass M.D. Chair President's Council on Bioethics
- Charles Krauthammer Syndicated Columnist
- Paul R. McHugh Chief Psychiatrist Johns Hopkins Medical Ctr.
- Gilbert Meilaender Professor Valparaiso University->Christian Ethics
- Janet Rowley Professor University of Chicago->Biology and Genetics
- Michael J. Sandel Professor Harvard University->Kennedy (J.F.) School of Government
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Set Your DVR's!
With the popularity of Teeter's new EP-560 Ltd. Inversion Table, which is exclusively available via our new infomercial, chances are that you have already seen it. In the case you haven't though, make sure you go in late to work or set your DVR for 7:30AM EST on 2/9 to the SyFy Network. We recently spoke with Dr. McCarter, an ER physician in Virginia, who received his EP-560 Ltd. that he ordered from infomercial a little less than two weeks ago and he said, "It's amazing! I didn't expect to feel the results so quickly. I'm really impressed."


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Home > Community > What's New > 2013 July Newsletter
2013 July Newsletter
The Leadership Institute is part of a leadership development program at Highland Community College which provides opportunities to all segments of the college community to learn more about leadership fundamentals. The program is committed to developing and sustaining a network of local leaders who are:
• Knowledgable about community issues
• Able to demonstrate effective leadership and collaboration skills
• Committed to building and improving the region's organizations and communities
Janet has a long career in the financial services industry, with experience in the fields of banking, trust and brokerage spanning more than three decades. A graduate of Lena-Winslow High School, she earned her Associates of Business Administration and an Associates of Science degree from Highland Community College. She has also completed her Basic Banking and Finance Certificate. Janet has been involved in the past with the Lena-Winslow Jaycees, the school's sports programs, and the United Way.
"During her career with Citizens State Bank, Janet has been an invaluable member of the bank's leadership team," said Citizens State Bank President Fritz Kuhlmeier. "We are incredibly proud of her, both for her accomplishment and for her commitment and dedication to the customers and communities we serve."