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Tyson, DR, Ornstein, DK. Proteomics of cancer of hormone-dependent tissues. Adv Exp Med Biol, 630, 133-47, 2008
Tyson, DR, Inokuchi, J, Tsunoda, T, Lau, A, Ornstein, DK. Culture requirements of prostatic epithelial cell lines for acinar morphogenesis and lumen formation in vitro: role of extracellular calcium. Prostate, 67(15), 1601-13, 2007
Hsiang, CH, Tunoda, T, Whang, YE, Tyson, DR, Ornstein, DK. The impact of altered annexin I protein levels on apoptosis and signal transduction pathways in prostate cancer cells. Prostate, 66(13), 1413-24, 2006
Ornstein, DK, Tyson, DR. Proteomics for the identification of new prostate cancer biomarkers. Urol Oncol, 24(3), 231-6, 2006
Jimenez, JC, Tyson, DR, Dhar, S, Nguyen, T, Hamai, Y, Bradshaw, RA, Evans, GR. Human embryonic kidney cells (HEK-293 cells): characterization and dose-response relationship for modulated release of nerve growth factor for nerve regeneration. Plast Reconstr Surg, 113(2), 605-10, 2004
Medzihradszky, KF, Darula, Z, Perlson, E, Fainzilber, M, Chalkley, RJ, Ball, H, Greenbaum, D, Bogyo, M, Tyson, DR, Bradshaw, RA, Burlingame, AL. O-sulfonation of serine and threonine: mass spectrometric detection and characterization of a new posttranslational modification in diverse proteins throughout the eukaryotes. Mol Cell Proteomics, 3(5), 429-40, 2004
Tyson, DR, Larkin, S, Hamai, Y, Bradshaw, RA. PC12 cell activation by epidermal growth factor receptor: role of autophosphorylation sites. Int J Dev Neurosci, 21(2), 63-74, 2003
Swarthout, JT, Tyson, DR, Jefcoat, SC, Partridge, NC, Efcoat, SC. Induction of transcriptional activity of the cyclic adenosine monophosphate response element binding protein by parathyroid hormone and epidermal growth factor in osteoblastic cells. J Bone Miner Res, 17(8), 1401-7, 2002
Tyson, DR, Swarthout, JT, Jefcoat, SC, Partridge, NC. PTH induction of transcriptional activity of the cAMP response element-binding protein requires the serine 129 site and glycogen synthase kinase-3 activity, but not casein kinase II sites. Endocrinology, 143(2), 674-82, 2002
Bajaj, MS, Tyson, DR, Steer, SA, Kuppuswamy, MN. Role of GATA motifs in tissue factor pathway inhibitor gene expression in malignant cells. Thromb Res, 101(3), 203-11, 2001
Selvamurugan, N, Pulumati, MR, Tyson, DR, Partridge, NC. Parathyroid hormone regulation of the rat collagenase-3 promoter by protein kinase A-dependent transactivation of core binding factor alpha1. J Biol Chem, 275(7), 5037-42, 2000
Tyson, DR, Swarthout, JT, Partridge, NC. Increased osteoblastic c-fos expression by parathyroid hormone requires protein kinase A phosphorylation of the cyclic adenosine 3'',5''-monophosphate response element-binding protein at serine 133. Endocrinology, 140(3), 1255-61, 1999
Koe, RC, Clohisy, JC, Tyson, DR, Pulumati, MR, Cook, TF, Partridge, NC. Parathyroid hormone versus phorbol ester stimulation of activator protein-1 gene family members in rat osteosarcoma cells. Calcif Tissue Int, 61(1), 52-8, 1997


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Martin Brandon-Bravo: How Labour benefits from deprivation
Posted: September 25, 2013|
BACK in the 1960s I managed a textile manufacturing business in Nottingham, and once every three months a British Rail official used to call at the factory to ensure that we were happy with the freight service BR was providing.
He was a congenial fellow who, I discovered, was the Labour city councillor for The Meadows.
In 1968 I became a councillor at a time when the Conservatives were in control of the city and had begun to redevelop parts of the city, with the first project in The Meadows.
The proposals were well received, and The Meadows councillor made a stirring speech, welcoming at long last a much-needed redevelopment in his ward.
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As we left the council chamber I collared him, asking him having represented the ward for so long, how come nothing had ever been done when under his and Labour control? He grinned and said, "Ah, Martin, that's politics."
What that indicated to me was that he and his colleagues had a vested interest in appearing to care for what they saw as their people, but were equally careful not to do too much that would undermine their sense of dependence on the only party they believed looked after their interests.
Labour could only sustain that support if people felt they were in some way under-privileged, and that a sense of deprivation was needed to sustain the myth of 'caring Labour'. After all, cabinet minister Herbert Morrison, in the first Labour government after the war, said creating social housing would build the Tories out of the cities.
At every election, without fail, their leaflets warned that a vote for the Tories would mean a rise in rents.
That – more than anything else – bought and underpinned that support.
It is why in later years, and even now, they opposed the right to buy initiative that gave so many ordinary families the right to own their own homes.
Looking around the city back then, it seemed to me that, in our rundown areas, Labour ruled – and that a level of poverty and deprivation went hand-in-hand with Labour support.
I acknowledge that Labour has done many things of which they can be proud, for no party is all good or all bad.
However, the culture of dependency and the fostering of the sense that the population has a right to be cosseted from the cradle to the grave has been, and is, why we have got ourselves into the mess of the last decade or so.
It is one thing for the state rightly to ensure that those in genuine need have all the support possible, but unless people accept responsibility for their own lives, the burden and abuse of welfare will finally be our undoing.
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Sony Cyber-Shot N2 and T50
Hinted at in August, Sony today formally announced two new Cyber-Shot cameras that focus equally on capturing and sharing photos. The DSC-N2 (pictured) has a unique photo capture method that takes both a full-resolution image as well as a small, VGA-sized version of the same image that is transferred to a special pocket album that can be kept separate from regular photos on the camera, turning the N2 into a portable photo album. The N2 also features a high-density 10-megapixel sensor, 25MB of internal memory, and a high ISO 1600 sensitivity for photography in lower lighting. Further announced today was the DSC-T50, an update to the existing T30 ultra-compact model. It specifications are largely similar to the 7.2-megapixel earlier model with blur reduction, 56MB of internal memory, and ISO 1000 sensitivity. It and the DSC-N2 gain Sony's new Clear Photo Plus LCD technnology that adds a more intuitive touchscreen interface while also increasing the display resolution to 230,000 pixels. Both models will begin pre-orders on September 12th at the SonyStyle website and are expected to ship in October at prices of $450 (DSC-N2) and $500 (DSC-T50). UPDATED Click through for photos of both new models.


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Hurriganes is a Finnish rock n' roll band, which is very popular in Finland. Their classic line-up consisted of Remu Aaltonen, Albert Järvinen and Cisse Häkkinen. They were also a popular live band in Sweden during the 1970's and early 1980's. (The misspelling of the name is intentional.)
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"All slang phrases are vulgar."
That bit of Victorian-era advice was found in "The Gentleman's Book of Etiquette and Manual of Politeness," by Cecil B. Hartley, published in 1875.
A few years later, Walter Houghton wrote in "Rules of Etiquette and Home Culture, published in 1893, that it is vulgar "to hum, whistle, or sing in suppressed tones," as well as "to use profane language or stronger expression than the occasion justifies." Houghton already had disapproved of substitutes to that vulgarity in his book "Polite Life and Etiquette," published in 1889.
"Such exclamations as 'The Dickens,' or 'Mercy,' or 'Good Gracious,' should never be used," Houghton wrote. "Such expressions border closely on profanity."
Such rules of etiquette are collected in a new book, "Manners and Morals of Victorian America," by Wayne Erbsen. The author said in his preface that he "pawed through thousands of pages of 19th- and early 20th-century etiquette manuals to extract gems of both wisdom and folly.
The "rules" he included in his text give a glimpse at the times and the manner of thinking of people who lived more than 100 years ago.
• "A marked feature of social life, is the introduction of the bicycle ... Objectionable intimacies have been formed between riders whose acquaintance began in the street." (1898)
• "While in church avoid making a noise, staring around the building, whispering, laughing or nodding to others. All greetings, recognitions and conversation should be conducted in the vestibule after the service." (1883)
• "The waltz is a dance of quite too loose a character, and unmarried ladies should refrain from it altogether, both in public and private." (1841)
• "At family dinners, where the common household bread is used, it should never be cut less than an inch and a half thick. There is nothing more plebeian than thin bread at dinner." (1843)
• "A snuff box, watch, studs, sleeve-buttons, watch chain, and one ring are all the jewelry a well-dressed man can wear." (1875)
• "A man who shakes a lady's hand with a tight squeeze and holds it unusually long will bear watching." (1889)
• "We kiss too much. The principles of both hygiene and honesty are constantly violated in the practice." (1907)
• "No woman should allow a man to be introduced to her unless her permission has been first obtained." (1904)
• "As soon as you are helped at the table, begin to eat. It is old-fashioned and ill-bred to wait for others." (1892)
• "If you are going to drive alone on the highways and byways, it might be advisable to carry a small revolver." (1909)
The etiquette of travel occupies a large section of Erbsen's book, reflecting how its rules were dominating a number of volumes during years in which major modes of transportation were changing.
Page 2 of 2 - • By horse (1892): "The gentleman must pay all tolls, and when a fence or ditch is to be cleared he must leap first (before a lady)."
• By carriage (1836): "Take care not to lean upon the shoulder of your neighbor when you sleep."
• By rail (1904): "On a railroad, a man removes his hat in a parlor-car, but not in a day coach."
• By steamboat (1881): "In steamers, do not make a rush for the supper table, or make a glutton of yourself when you get there."
• By streetcar (1904): "A woman should not look with a pained and injured air at the men passengers because no one of them has offered her a seat."
• By automobile (1910): "Whatever happens, it is wrong for the motor passenger to express emotion of any kind, either by facial contortions or bodily wrigglings. When, in your opinion, the car has taken a corner at excessive speed, it is useless to writhe or give vent to your feelings in a loud whistling sigh of relief."
• Travel in general (1836): "In preparing for a journey, you should put on the shabbiest clothes you have, provided they are consistent with decency; none but the very vulgar persons wear the best coat in a stagecoach."
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Angel Academy Child Care is located in Oak Ridge, TN. It is a preschool that serves children ages 0-7+. Angel Academy Child Care has a capacity of 83 children.
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Nokia reveals N95 8GB with US 3G
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Nokia N95 8GB NAM
Nokia today stepped up its competition with the iPhone in the US by releasing the North American Model (NAM) of the N95 8GB already available in Europe. The device contains as much as its Apple rival but adds support for 3G Internet over the 850MHz and 1900MHz HSDPA bands needed to provide access through AT&T as well as Canadian providers Fido and Rogers. Its built-in GPS also comes with some preloaded US maps, Nokia says. The N95 8GB also expands on the original N95 NAM with a larger 2.8-inch LCD, more RAM, a better battery, and assisted GPS out of the box that uses data to fix a position more quickly than possible with GPS alone.
Support for the N-Gage gaming service will also come to North American shores with the launch of the phone, according to the company.
Following its tradition with most earlier Nseries phones, Nokia will sell the N95 8GB NAM in the US as an unlocked device rather than pair it with AT&T or another service. This raises the price to $749 when it goes on sale before the end of March but will allow users to switch providers when travel outside of North America to avoid costly roaming charges.


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? Monday - Beef stroganoff or chicken and dumplings, peas with pearl onions, wheat bread and cottage cheese with pineapple
? Tuesday - Barbecued chicken or pork ribs, roasted redskinned potatoes, vegetable blend, biscuit and tapioca pudding
? Wednesday - Smothered pork chop or chicken fillet, scalloped potatoes, Madori-blend vegetables, wheat bread and tropical fruit
? Thursday - Roast beef, mashed potatoes, brown gravy, vegetables Francais, wheat roll, birthday cake and ice cream
? Friday - Catfish, baked beans, coleslaw, cornbread and blackberry cobbler.
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Welcome to week ten of "The green crib," a series of posts where I focus on a single room in the home where an adult's good green influence — and decorating sense — will ideally rub off on said room's primary inhabitant: a little one.
So far in the series, I've featured eye-catching mobiles, earth-safe nursery cleaners, organic cotton quilts and blankets, not-too-cloying handmade wall art, low-energy lamps and night lights, nursery odds and ends, and eco-trendy spins on two ubiquitous pieces of nursery furniture, the rocking chair and the changing table. Last week's post, on the topic of earth-friendly building blocks, was dedicated to all the aspiring eco-architects out there. After all, folks like Michelle Kaufmann had to get their start somewhere, right?
As we enter the "snuggle season," I figured it would be only fitting to focus on another nursery and kids room must-have: stuffed animals. Although as you can see from the menagerie below, plush critters come in pretty much every shape, size, and color (and species) imaginable. Yet for the most part, stuffed animals are made from polyester, a non-renewable resource, and manufactured in Chinese factories. But they don't necessarily always have to be ...
Below are 10 stuffed animals — from owls to frogs to hedgehogs to standard teddy bears — boasting various eco-attributes. Some are made from organic cotton or other natural materials; some are handcrafted by fairly paid artisans; the sale of one even helps to feed malnourished children. They're all kid-safe, toxin-free, and extremely cuddle-worthy.
Owl Stuffed Animal @ Dwell Studio ($36)
Dog Foundling @ Branch ($32)
Organic Milou Bunny by Lana Organic @ Oompa ($55.99)
Hedgehog by I Golfini Della Nonna @ Acorn ($68)
Fauna Pico Pillow - Fox @ Areaware ($24)
Mavis the Monkey by Bholu @ Velocity Art & Design ($58)
Eco-Plush Lion by miYim (Jane Goodall Wild Animal Collection) @ GreenoBambino ($25)
Segner Cuddly Polar Bear - Large @ Branch ($84)
Cate & Levi Frog Stuffed Animal @ Cate & Levi ($82)
FEED 5 Bear @ FEED Projects ($60)
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I would like to say thank you to Henry County Public Schools and Wehr Construction for their efforts to allow us to continue to have the Friends for Michael 5k run/walk at the high school. Frankly, I would have not been surprised if we had been told to find another place to host it this year because of the construction.
The ninth annual New Castle Fall Fling will be held this Saturday, Oct. 4, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. It will be located around the historic Henry County Courthouse. East Cross Main Street will be closed starting at 6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 3, until approximately 6 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 4.
With just five weeks to go, the 2008 general election is creeping up on us.
I don't think anyone really needs me to say just how important this election is.
As a nation, we're in a scary place. The financial crisis weighs heavy, or should, on everyone's mind. Whoever wins in November — for president, Senate or House — will have some serious work to do.
We have a unique right that, even in this historic year, only about half of all Americans are likely to exercise.
In 40 years of marriage, my husband and I and our children – all now grown – have lived in five states and about twice that many houses, beginning with a mobile home in Kansas. On three occasions we lived in subdivisions, most recently on the east side of Louisville. That was never our 'cup of tea.'
Words can't express our thanks and appreciation for our great neighbors, the Rogers' family, the Worford family for helping us open our road. We all worked together to clear eight to 10 downed trees on Flatrock and Mt. Glead Roads. A big thanks to the Shelby Rural Electric men, who worked endlessly to get our light lines back up and running. Neighbors and friends like Shelby Rural Electric, working together, in the time of need gives us all hope for the future.
Wendell and Barbara Parks
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I hope and pray everybody who will be 18 by Nov. 4 is registered to vote at their present address. Everyone needs to vote for their choice.
My little ads in the paper last week about my McCain/Palin signs were terrific. The calls are still coming.
Thank you for being our Henry County Local.
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My name is Richard Thomas. I am a member of the Eminence City Council. I want the residents to know that on Sept. 8, I officially withdrew my name as candidate for reelection to Eminence City Council.
When I took office, I told the residents that I would do the best job for them that I could. But when I stood up for what is right, I was voted down 5-1, often. Numerous threats have been made against me. I took my concerns to several government agencies, including the FBI. Only time will tell what will happen.
When school is called off, everyone knows before their first cup of coffee.
As a customer of the Henry County Water District, I am upset with the way the recent water outage was handled. I completely understand the problems that can arise when dealing with broken infrastructure in a large area. I can even maintain patience when those problems cause me to conserve water over a long period of time. However, I am outraged at the lack of communication the water district had, not only to me, but also to the children of our community.
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November 30, 2015
Remember tropical depression # 5?
This time last week - Thursday Aug 12 - it had been downgraded and went ashore in Louisiana with gusty winds and scattered areas of heavy rain.
Then, by this past Saturday Aug 14, the remnant circulation had drifted to east central Alabama near Auburn, transporting numerous showers and t-storms to eastern Alabama and western Georgia.
By late Sunday the low had drifted south to Panama City with yet more numerous showers for our area.
Even though it did not strengthen back to depression status (Dauphin Island did report winds near 30 mph), it once again went ashore in southeastern Louisiana early Tuesday morning with several reports (over 6 inches) of heavy rain.
Guess where the weak center of circulation is this afternoon - Thursday Aug 19? It's just west of Selma, Alabama moving slowly east.
It has spawned a line of showers and t-storms moving through south central Alabama.
This time the low will merge with an upper trough of low pressure and lose its identity (maybe it should have had identity theft protection).
Regardless, its energy and moisture will continue to spark showers for several days as that trough is not going anywhere fast.
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This is my third pregnancy, and the past two, I've developed costochondritis around month 4 and it lasts until birth. I am really dreading it again. Anyone else have it? How do you cope?Ā
Costochondritis during pregnancy, anyone else?
Evan William 6.8.2009
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Brynn Elizabeth 8.20.2012
my sil┬Ā had it the last month.┬Ā she was in a lot of pain....nothing helped till her 9 1/2 lb. breech baby was delivered.
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Yes, it's inflammation of the cartilidge attaching the ribs to the breastbone. It's quite awful, and besides for some pills my doc gave me that I wasn't comfortable taking, there's nothing that can really be done for it.
First pregnancy it lasted from about month 5 until birth (had a couple days relief toward the end when the baby dropped, but then it came back), but it was only on my left side.
Second pregnancy it lasted from month 4 until birth with no relief days (DD was two weeks overdue, so space was definitely an issue!), it was severe on my left side and sometimes bothered me on the right side.
Even when not pregnant, if I lay a certain way or get even brushed in just the right spot, it causes pain to the point where I almost throw up from it.
I'm just hoping it doesn't get worse with this pregnancy, because I know I can get through what I've already been through.┬Ā
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Hi everyone. Please forgive my crazy-long post!!
This is the first time i've posted on BabyCenter. I am 14 weeks pg, due 8/25/2012 (2nd pregnancy, 1st ended in miscarriage at 6 weeks 8/2011)....anyway. Looks like I have it too. At first I (and my doctor) thought it was gallstones/gallbladder inflammation, but a sono revealed everything was normal. My ob tapped my chest a few times and glibly diagnosed "gas," then told me to take Gas-X, which I did faithfully for 2 weeks to no avail.
The pain's been with me for a month and getting worse. Can't wear a bra for more than 2 hours without being in terrible pain, but at a pregnant size 34G chest (good lord!!) it is painful to be without one.
It hurts in my ribcage on the right where my bra band would sit, in one small spot about the size of a quarter on the left side, and a golfball sized spot in my back (corresponds to rib pain on right)...that spot hurts like hell.
Have tried taping those hand warmer thingies to me when I go out. Have tried ice, which seems to help a little bit but very temporarily. Thinking about acupuncture. This is one of many things in my life I've ended up diagnosing on my own when doctors werent paying enough attention (including the blood disorder that almost killed me 12 years ago, now blessedly in remission).
Some people online have reported decent results using an ace bandage wrapped around the rib area (I may try this tmrw) or getting something called a "rib binder" in a surgical supply store....
It's wearing me out. I was very active before my pregnancy and now I'm kind of a sad-sack. You have my empathy!!! I'll try to keep you updated with what works and what doesn't, etc. Please feel free to do the same.
I typed this whole thing on an iPhone from bed. Sheesh.
Wishing you all pain-free, happy, healthy pregnancies!!!
I have that and its awful!! My doctor allowed me to take advil througout my second trimester, but┬ĀI can't take it anymore since I am due in 5 weeks! It started at about 10 weeks and continually got worse. Happily, its gotten a little better here in the last stretch! :) It still flares up when (TMI) I go to the bathroom and have to wipe!!┬Ālol ┬Ā
I just try not to irritate it nowadays but not sitting in the wrong positions, sleeping on my┬Āback (even though you aren't┬Āsupposed to), and sitting up straight and┬Ātall. I alternate heat and ice if it is┬Āreally┬Ābad! My left side is way more painful┬Ābut luckily baby's feet are tucked up under my right ribs..
Good Luck and hope that it has gotten better for you! (since you posted in january!) ;)
Mine just started a couple days ago.┬Ā I didn't know whether i needed to go to the hospital or what, the pain is so bad.┬Ā But after talking with my doula and researching it, i'm sure this is what i have.┬Ā I haven't been able to move without horrible pain since yesterday morning.┬Ā My doula highly recommended a pregnancy chiropractor.┬Ā I'm going to call in the morning.┬Ā I can't sit perfectly still for 8 more weeks so i sure hope the chiropractor is as good as she says!!┬Ā
My 25th week of pregnany starts today. I have had pain in my right rib cage just below my boobs since the 16th week. My docter said it was normal and when i told the docter who did my ultrasound she said it might not be related to pregnancy and it might require treatment after i dilever, which made me freak out but after i searched online i realised that┬ĀCostochondritis, or inflammation of the rib cage is quite normal and vanishes after delivery.
my baby is adorable
I had costocondritis several years ago (before I was pregnant) and I found some of the best ways to get relief were getting a back massage, taking a nice warm soaking bath with epson salt and ice/heat.
I also found my flair ups were exacerbated by stress! I know it's hard to say "try to eliminate as much stress from your life" because if you are alive, you are stressed but work with your partner to identify stressful areas and come up with some ideas of how to reduce that stress.┬Ā


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NEW YORK (April 5, 2013)-- Real-life husband and wife Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz will play an adulterous stage couple in a Broadway production of Harold Pinter's "Betrayal."
Weisz will make her Broadway debut in Pinter's 1978 study in deception, which charts an extramarital affair in reverse.
Her character, Emma, is married to Craig's Robert, but is having an affair with Jerry, played by rising star Rafe Spall.
James Bond star Craig last appeared on Broadway in 2009 in "A Steady Rain."
Broadway veteran Mike Nichols will direct the production, which previews from Oct. 1 and opens Nov. 3 at New York's Barrymore Theatre.
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Muy Caliente!
I learned a great deal in my high school Spanish classes, not the least of which was a handy amount of conversational Spanish. One of the best lessons I learned, though, was a two-parter: 1. Embarrassing language mistakes happen, no matter how hard you work to avoid them; and 2. Embarrassing language mistakes are often hilarious, and it's far better to laugh at yourself than to be embarrassed. This is a story about that.
Spanish, like all languages, has its own colloquialisms. One word can mean any number of different things. The word in question today is caliente. At its most basic, it translates to "hot." However (and this is another thing I learned in high school Spanish), among native speakers, it's more commonly used to mean "hot and bothered"/"excited"/"all worked up" — in an adult sense, if you get my drift (and I think you do) — than it is to describe the temperature of something. This is an important fact to remember if you wish to avoid making an embarrassing language mistake. It is also a very easy fact to forget when you're in a hotel lobby in Barcelona, having a conversation with the front desk clerk, trying to scrape up whatever vocabulary you can from high school and college Spanish classes after it's sat dormant in the corner of your brain for the better part of six years.
Which brings us to October 2010, in a hotel lobby in Barcelona, where Tim and I, exhausted after a full day wherein I had tried to show Tim all my favorite things about the city I'd spent six weeks in six years earlier, tried to determine whether the hotel had a hot tub in which we could soak our tired muscles.
In retrospect, I don't know why we didn't just go to the pool area and see for ourselves rather than trying to ask the nice woman at the front desk. I'm glad we didn't, though, because if we had, then I wouldn't have this embarrassing story for us all to laugh at now.
So. Back to the lobby. I'm trying to inquire at the front desk whether the hotel has a hot tub, but it's been a long time since I've really used my Spanish, and I can't remember the word for "hot tub." Honestly, I'm not sure I ever knew the word to begin with. So I go for the next best thing and attempt to describe the term that's missing from my vocabulary — like a one-sided game of Catch Phrase in which the person who knows she's playing doesn't speak the language, and the other player is very confused but trying very patiently to help the crazy rambling American. It went a little bit like this:
Me: In this hotel, do you have a "hot tub"? [In which the entire sentence was in Spanish, except the term "hot tub," which I said in English.]
Front Desk Clerk: [Blank stare to indicate she has no idea what a hot tub is.]
Me: [Again with the Spanish] It's like a swimming pool, only more…hot.
Front Desk Clerk: [Gives me an odd look and assures me that the hotel does not have any such amenity.]
We returned to our room and swim-suited up, thinking that even a non-hot swimming pool would feel pretty good on our muscles. When we arrived at the pool and discovered that there was, indeed, a hot tub, I reflected on our lobby conversation and realized my mistake.
See, when I asked for a hot swimming pool, I didn't really say "hot," not in the correct sense, anyway. What I said was "caliente," which you'll remember from a few paragraphs above has an entirely different meaning than the one I intended.
Basically, I asked for a horny swimming pool.
No wonder the woman at the front desk was so confused.
Audrey is…
(A list of status updates I might have posted to Facebook during the first half of this month if I could have been bothered to glance at a computer.)
October 3: Sharing a pitcher of Sangria with my husband at a beach-side cafe in Barcelona. Life is good.
October 8: Drinking delicious wine at a Tuscan villa. Loving every minute.
October 9: Everyone and their brother is in Rome. Holy cow. The parts of the city we can see through the crowd are beautiful.
October 10: Hiked Mt. Vesuvius today — completely amazing. Pompeii is bigger and better than I ever imagined. Delicious pizza and beer in Naples were the perfect end to our favorite day so far.
October 11: If we had to have a rainy day, at least it's a day at sea. Perfect day to relax by the (indoor) pool with the latest Dexter novel.
October 12: When the smell hits your nose like some old stinky toes, that's a-Venice!
October 13: I think Gob Bluth could give the ship's magician a run for his money.
October 14: Dubrovnik would be a cool place to explore if not for the nonstop torrential downpour. On the bright side, we are now the proud owners of a plaid Croatian umbrella.
October 15: Great shopping, yummy beer, tasty chicken in kumquat sauce, and some cool ruins to explore…we're definitely going to need to come back to Greece someday.
October 17: Ping pong takes on a whole new level of difficulty when you add a little sea breeze to the equation.
October 18: Reluctantly returning to reality after what was truly the best vacation ever.
This One's for You, Gary
What follows is a brief summary of some awesome things that have happened in my life lately (and awesome things that happened not-so-recently that I just never got around to writing about ).
1. This one time, my friend RA came to town and we had dinner together. She is every bit as adorable as you'd imagine. I was pleased to be there to witness her husband's first taste of New Belgium beer, though I was sorry to have missed seeing her shoot tequila out of a hollowed-out lime peel.
2. Another time, my friend Gary came to town, which is always awesome. Making this visit extra awesome, he helped Tim and I recreate the moment we first met. It went a little something like this:
Top row: Cheers!
Bottom left: Mmmm….cheap vodka!
Bottom right: Several shots later, we are too drunk to hold our own heads up.
Awwww…young love!
3. A couple weeks ago, my niece came to visit, and Tim and I got to test our toddler-chasing skills for an entire weekend. We learned a lot that weekend, mostly that slides at the park are fun, but few things are funnier than having your Aunt Audrey hold you so you can reach to turn off the light switch every time she turns it on. Over. And over. And over. Man, was that light switch trick hilarious.
4. This past weekend, I had a dance competition. I was in a tap dance and a jazz dance, and we took home gold medals in both. I was hoping for platinum, but gold is pretty darn good. Like last year, though, the best part of the weekend was the full day of classes the day after competition. They went so much better than last year. I'm not sure if the classes were easier this year, if my skills have improved, or some combination of the two, but either way it was awesome to survive four hours of challenging classes without feeling completely out of my league. Plus I can walk today, which is not something I could do (at least not well, owing to the excruciating muscle pain) at this time last year.
I have another competition next month, where, in addition to the two dances I did this weekend, I'll also have a tap duet with my good friend Colette. We just started working on it, and it's shaping up to be a really cool dance. Here's hoping it's cool enough to bring home a platinum award!
5. By far, the awesomest thing to happen recently was making a deposit on the most amazing vacation. This fall, we're going on an incredible Mediterranean cruise with stops in Italy, Croatia, and Greece. And for three days before the cruise…..drumroll please….we're going to Barcelona!!! I am so excited to go back to Barcelona and revisit all my favorite parts of the city with Tim. It's been over a month since the details of the trip were finalized and I still get so excited thinking about how great it's going to be that I can hardly sit still. It's going to be amazing.
So, that's what's happening in my life. Maybe, if we're lucky, I'll manage to post a couple more times between now and the big cruise.
The First Taste
June 23, 2004, Somewhere over France — More Delays! Had to wait for luggage removal before take-off, and now won't even land in Madrid until 6:50. Have ISA meeting at hotel at 7:00, which I will miss — hopefully not completely…I've now been traveling for over 24 hours and will be at least 6 1/2 hrs later to Madrid than planned…Itinerary says we're taking a bus tour of the city after the 7:00 mtg. but no time is specified. I really hope I don't miss it.
I made the bus tour, but just barely. My flight from Minneapolis to Amsterdam had been delayed nearly 5 hours, leaving me plenty of layover time in the Amsterdam airport to scribble madly in my travel journal about everything that had happened in the past forty-eight hours. I'd said tearful goodbyes to my parents and fiance, gotten on a plane, and flown half-way around the world, where I'd remain for the next two months; I was smart enough to bring a change of clothes and some nail polish in my carry on — nothing feels more refreshing at the tail end of a 24+ hour journey than clean clothes and purple toenails; I'd gotten my first Euros out of an ATM and used them at the airport Burger King; and I'd had to figure out how I was going to get to the hotel once I landed Madrid, since all the delays meant I'd arrive in Madrid long after the last International Studies Abroad-sponsored airport shuttle had departed. Deep breaths. I could do this.
When I arrived in Madrid, I thankfully had little trouble finding a shuttle to take me to the hotel. I found the ISA group right away and had just enough time to toss my suitcase in my room and freshen up the tiniest bit before running back downstairs to hop on the bus. My adventure was officially beginning.
On the elevator ride back up to my room after the bus tour, I watched as other ISA students peeled off at their various floors and wondered whose belongings I'd seen during the 5 minutes I'd been in my room earlier. I didn't have to wonder long. A very cute (I actually described her in my journal as being "cute as a button," I kid you not) , petite girl with short, dark hair got off at the same floor as me, and we ended up walking to the same door.
"Guess we're roommates." I said with a shy smile. "I'm Audrey."
She smiled back warmly. "Audrey? Hi, I'm Aubri. Want to go find some dinner?"
We ventured out of the hotel on foot in search of a cafe, both amazed at the amount of daylight remaining at almost 10:00 pm. As we puzzled over translating the menu — I ordered a safe ham sandwich, Aubri ordered something our dictionaries translated only as loin (it turned out to be pork) — we chatted and laughed and found out we had more similarities than our names. Neither of us had come directly from our homes. I'd come straight from San Diego, where I'd attended my brother's first wedding; she'd come from Israel, where she'd been visiting her parents who were living abroad. We both had several years of Spanish classes under our belts, and we couldn't wait to get to Barcelona and meet our host families. Aubri's primary goal for the trip was to meet a guy with a scooter and ride around the city with him. We would spend a great deal of time in the weeks to come speculating and joking about Scooter Boy.
The next day we were up early for delicious hotel breakfast — churros, meats, cheeses, pastires — what I'd soon learn was the typical breakfast in Euro hotels. Then more bus tours, museums, incluing the Prado and the Mueso Reina Sofia, where I got to see in person some of the paintings I'd leared about in high school Spanish. I came face-to-face for the first time with Dali and Picasso paintings, including Guernica, one of my all-time favorite Picassos, and was introduced to the incredible work of El Bosco (a.k.a. Hieronymus Bosch). It was amazing, but exhausting.
After a full day of playing tourist, a group of us found a cab and went to a cafe across the plaza from the royal palace. It was a beautiful night, and I remeber that the restaurant was packed with well-dressed theatre-goers. As we perused the menu, Yeolanda suggested we share a pitcher of sangria. There, dining under the stars at that beautiful cafe, surrounded by beautiful strangers and lovely new friends, feeling simultaneously exhausted and exhilirated, I had my first taste of sangria. It was love at first sip.
A Disturbing Trend
Last week in tap class, my teacher stopped randomly in the middle of warm-up and told us she had to tell us about some things she'd seen. Disturbing things. Things nobody should have to see in this day and age.
Everyone gasped in horror when she said the word. We shook our heads in disbelief when she told us she'd seen this appalling hairstyle not once, but twice in recent weeks. Others stepped forward and admitted that they, too, had seen a mullet or two around town. This was not, it appeared, a single sighting that could be written off as an isolated incident. No, unfortunately, this looks to be the beginning of a trend.
Take a deep breath. Step away from the computer for a minute if you need to. I know this is very upsetting news. Take all the time you need to pull yourself together.
Better? Okay, let's continue.
I am sad to say that I'm not terribly surprised by this. When I studied abroad in Spain back in 2004, I noticed the trend there. Mullets were everywhere. I saw every variation of mullet imaginable — dread-lock mullets, multi-colored mullets, curly, straight, crimped — in those 6 weeks in Barcelona I saw more business-in-front, party-in-back than I ever cared to.
It wasn't just mullets, either. The entire 80s decade seemed to be back in full force in Spain. My friends and I would go shopping, excited to take advantage of the big summer sales, and walk away from the shops completely mystified by what we'd seen. Leggings. Plastic bangles. Hot colors. Shoulder pads. I even saw — I kid you not — an entire display of those plastic rings that we used to use to tie our oversized T-shirts off to the side. It was . . . unsettling.
Those 80s trends were sneaky, too. You'd be shopping, innocently admiring some unusual-yet-vaguely-familiar thing, trying to decide whether it was cute enough to try on. You'd pick it up, turn it over in your hand once or twice. And then you'd realize where that vaguely familiar feeling was coming from and recoil in shock. You'd seen this exact fashion piece before — in pictures of yourself from 3rd grade. The type of pictures that are so hideous and embarrassing your parents threaten to bring them out on prom night. Immediately upon realizing this, you'd drop whatever hideous 80s trend you were holding, refusing to admit that you ever considered trying it on, and exit the store as quickly as possible.
It was not good. I know I've never been a very fashion-forward person, but I do know enough about trends to know that what is trendy in Europe is very likely to make its way over to the states at some point. I sent postcards home to my friends, warning them about the imminent return of the 80s — a decade of fashion that I think we can all agree should never be repeated. But I knew it wouldn't do any good. I knew it was only a matter of time before the 80s crimped their hideous way back across the Atlantic.
That time, I fear, is upon us. We've all seen the direction of the trends lately — leggings, leg warmers, side ponytails. And now, the worst of all things 80s — mullets. I don't know what to do. I don't know how this could have happened. I thought we were all smarter than that. That we'd learned a thing or two from that horribly ugly decade. That we knew better than to be duped into ever repeating anything as disastrous as mullets.
But apparently I thought wrong. The mullet, it would appear, has returned. And, y'all, it is not pretty.


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I just have to tell you gals about one of my gifts from my husband this year for Christmas. There have been many times that I have been jealous of the skills your husbands have when I see a sewing cabinet that they've made, or a table that they've altered. My husband is a writer (among other things) and I'm the one that has a closet of tools. Then he does something like this and I remember that I have the best man in the world.
So, on Christmas day, he handed me a card that read like this--
(In Tim Gunn's Voice)
Merry Christmas, Designer! And, welcome to the first ever Project Leuinda Holiday Challenge!! As you know, the inspiration for a garment need not always come from the fabric itself. Sometimes it's the little things--a frill, a button--that makes you want to create the whole. And that's what this challenge is about--little things. For your next piece, you will start with a detail and then work your way up. Choose one item from this accompanying package and make something that meaningfully incorporates this item. Your budget is this $50 gift card to Mood (plus any out-of-pocket expenses). We know you have kids and are responsible for dinner, so you have an indefinite amount of time to complete this challenge. Most importantly, have fun and make it work! --T.G.
With the card was a box that contained three items he had picked out from Mood. 2 yards of some loopy stretchy lace, three large brown buttons with a lavender edge, and a military-esque olive patch with gold starts. Of course there was also the $50 gift card to Mood. I'm just so over the moon about the card and how perfectly he nailed Tim Gunn (one of my favorite tv personalities) and the fact that not only did he get a gift card from Mood, he spent time there walking down the isles and checking out the notions. What a guy.
I just had to share this with you because I'm sure you will appreciate it!! Right now, I'm thinking of making a thick corduroy or wool skirt that has a kick-pleat at the front leg and putting the three buttons above the pleat. Sounds like it could be kinda sexy, right? We'll see. First I thought about doing that along a back kick-pleat, but hubby said, " I think Michael Kors would say that it's dangerous to put large brown buttons on anyone's backside, [in his best MKors voice] ' I mean, it looks like she just pooped buttons, right?!' " So I had to re-consider. I'll keep you posted!
Here is my all-call for a pattern for the skirt. -- Edited on 1/12/12 10:38 AM --
awwwwww that was very thoughtful & sweet!! you have a good guy!
What a fun husband. And thoughtful, and several other things I'm sure you could add.
Again and again, it just seems that the sewing personality seems to attract wonderful spouses.
Looking forward to seeing where those buttons poop, , whoops,, pop out.
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He's a definite keeper. That is so sweet. He totally gets you.
THat was really nice. Writers are so ceative!!! Congrats!!
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How very clever. And observant! What a wonderful gift.
If my hubby had done that I would have cried with joy. What a thoughtful thing to do. He is a keeper. Mine is too.
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That was worth a good giggle. What a great gift.
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Love, love the gift. How thoughtful, how clever and how right on target. Thanks for sharing.
Regarding the skirt: A heavy corderoy or wool with a kick-pleat could make you look bulkier than you are. Buttons in the back are uncomfortable when you're sitting down (plus whatever else), buttons in the front above the kick pleat could draw unnecessary attention to your crotch. How about a below-the-knee, slim wrap or faux wrap skirt with the buttons vertically aligned along the "closure"? If you have just a few, line them up from the bottom, if you have enough for the whole seam, space accordingly starting below the wait or hip (for comfort).
To mind comes an ancient Burda patterns (probably from the 90s) like this that I always loved so when you mentioned what you would like to make, I thought of it.
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Finally! A Printable Character Map of the Wingdings Fonts
When you need an icon or symbol, like a lightning bolt or checkmark, it's sometimes hard to navigate the different Wingdings and Webdings fonts.
So I created this handy printable cheat sheet for an at-a-glance view of all available symbols. Click here for a printable version.
I was inspired to create this cheat sheet by this video, by presentation trainer Matthew Trump, showing how to create icons from the Wingdings font. Visit Matthew's site here.
About the author: Bruce Gabrielle is author of Speaking PowerPoint: the New Language of Business, showing a 12-step method for creating clearer and more persuasive PowerPoint slides for boardroom presentations. Subscribe to this blog or join my LinkedIn group to get new posts sent to your inbox.
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Bruce, thank you so much! And thanks to Matthew Trump for his video. I'll definitely be using these tips in my slide designs.
This saved me time looking for the character that makes a heart. Thanks a lot!
Thanks so much for this. I've spent an entire day trying different ways to do what used to be a snap with older versions of Word.
Thanks a bunch, just what I needed!
Thank you ~ I can't thank you enough. What a generous gift to those of us who have the new version of WORD. You are fantastic!
Thank you so much! I'm making a keyboard shortcut list for a software training manual and you have just saved me HOURS of searching (and frustration). I wish I had found this sooner!
Unfortunately there are no instructions how to use this chart! I was trying to type a little heart, which I see on the chart, but if I push on the Y I get nothing. Can someone explain, exactly how to get the heart?? Totally confused and technologically challenged.
best thing since sliced bread
Hello Bruce, thank you very much! It works excellent with my German keyboard as well.
Do you know how to set up the remaing Wingdings which are shown at Wikipedia?
e.g. a hollow diamond: which key on the Keyboard do I have to press?
Thank you again.
Thanks from me, too- i have just discovered that word 9 doesn't have wingdings! have printed off the sheet and bookmarked it and loaded it to my doc so I can always find it. You star.
Hello!! That's great but…. What I need is the corresponding letters/numbers to each symbol. When I am in word I have no clue what to type to get what I need lol. Do you have that? I see post is 2011 so maybe I am praying by now maybe that is something available??? Thank you!!!
THANKS!! Wonderful tool!
Brilliant! Thanks a bunch, Bruce.
Hey ! great work. Can I translate it in french ? I'll display your website on it of course.
Thank you
ok this may have sounded stupid. I meant translate the title and add a small explanation saying that these are fonts, and where it works for beginners.
Hey I'm trying to translate a sentence I received in webdings but there is one symbol I cant seem to find. It looks like a gift tag you put on presents. I've seen it on wikipedia but I can't seem to find what it represents in a normal font.
Any chance you can help me out?
Legend! Cannot say how helpful this was…
Thanks! I will defnitely be saving this!
Thank you, thank you. thank you. No more typing every key on each webding to figure out what I want.
hi there, been looking for interesting fonts and symbols to make vintage style signs for american themed model railroad. tracked down several useful fonts using publisher 2007, found wingdings unbelievably incomprehensible………and then i found your site!!! very clear now i've printed it all out thank you very much.
ian….somewhere in rural essex uk
Brilliant! Thanks for doing the homework for us, Bruce.
Thank you very much!
Thanks a ton
Thank you. And, thanks to Google for helping me to find you.
We are looking for a chart of the codes that will input windings using the Alt button. Example: Alt+0169 = Copyright symbol. We are looking for a comprehensive list of these codes.
Oh thank you so much for these! I looked for these and could not find them in a clear and concise way anywhere else. I am very grateful.
Looking forward to any updates
Very handy indeed, it's stopped me having to use every letter in the keyboard or scour the Glyphs panel. Very kind, thank you!
Such a HUGE help and free…what a blessing! I'm a preschool director and needed some symbols for our Mother's Day poem to go on our flower pots! Made my day as I was going one by one, then I gave up and googled!! Thanks for being so kind and sharing!


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Animal Behaviour Position
The Department of Psychology at Memorial University of Newfoundland (www.mun.ca/psychology) invites applications for a tenure-track position in Animal Behaviour (broadly defined) at the rank of Assistant Professor (VPA-PSYC-2014-001). The appointment will begin on July 1st, 2014, subject to budgetary approval. The successful candidate will have a Ph.D. in Psychology (or a very closely related discipline), will be able to contribute to teaching courses both within the candidate's area of specialty as well as lower level psychology courses, and is expected to contribute to the interdisciplinary Cognitive and Behavioural Ecology graduate programme. Preference will be given to applicants whose research has a strong marine and field component.
A complete application package consists of (1) a curriculum vitae; (2) a statement of research interests, including selected reprints; (3) a statement of teaching interests and evidence of effective teaching; and (4) the names and contact information of three referees. The application package should be sent via email to firstname.lastname@example.com. If electronic submission is not possible, the package should be sent to Head of Psychology, Department of Psychology, Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's, NL, A1B 3X9. The deadline for receipt of a complete application is March 25, 2014.
All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, Canadians and permanent residents will be given priority. Memorial University is committed to employment equity and encourages applications from qualified women and men, visible minorities, aboriginal people and persons with disabilities. Informal inquiries are welcomed.
Memorial University is the largest university in Atlantic Canada. As the province's only University, Memorial plays an integral role in the education and cultural life of Newfoundland and Labrador. Offering diverse undergraduate and graduate programmes to almost 18,000 students, Memorial provides a distinctive and stimulating environment for learning in St. John's, a very safe, friendly city with great historic charm, a vibrant cultural life, and easy access to a wide range of outdoor activities.
Memorial University is part of a lively and engaging scientific, arts, and engineering community which maintains an inventory of available positions for qualified partners. Partners of candidates for this position are invited to include their resume for possible matching with other job opportunities.


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Highlighting the weekend long tutorial on coaching philosophies, drills and techniques the UK volleyball team will host Ohio State in exhibition competition to conclude the weekend. Match time is tentatively scheduled for 2:30 p.m. ET.
UK is in the midst of its four-week spring schedule and will host Ohio State in its lone home competition of the spring Saturday.
"We are excited to have former Olympian and national champion coach, Ping Cao, join our clinic staff this weekend," UK coach Craig Skinner said. "He is a great addition to our clinic and will complement our staff instructing various philosophies, training exercises and drills. Capping off the weekend with a home match against Ohio State is exciting as well. The match will provide a unique look into high powered volleyball programs competing in an exhibition contest."
For a detailed schedule of events for the coaches' clinic please visit UKathletics.com.
Through two weeks of spring competition thus far the Wildcats have been impressive. UK has garnered a 5-0-1 record thus far and dropped just one set of competition in its second week of play.
Freshman Anni Thomasson led UK with 28 kills on .339 hitting in UK's last competition. Junior Lauren O'Conner had 22 kills on a .245 hitting clip, while sophomore Shelby Workman registered 17 kills. Freshman Emily Franklin charted a .615 hitting percentage on eight kills.
Sophomore setter Morgan Bergren and junior setter Alyssa Gergins guided the Wildcats to a .286 team hitting percentage with 84 kills. UK's defense stifled opponents into a .167 hitting clip in six sets of competition.
Visit UKathletics.com for the most up-to-date information on the Kentucky volleyball team and all 22 varsity sports.For additional info on the volleyball team like Kentucky Volleyball on Facebook or follow the team on Twitter at @KentuckyVB.
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You Are Here: Home » Videos » Rajini vs Rajini punch (Video)
Father Rajini's punch to son Rajini. This is from Netrikann. One of the best movies of Superstar in dual role. Superstar got married with Latha during the shooting of this movie only. The movie released in 1981 and was a superhit.
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thanks a lot sundar sir for this post.
"ithu thaan pada pada peysathum style"
thanks a lot again!!!
rajini and latha got married in tirupathi on feb 26 morning 4.30 and rajini attended netrikan shooting at 10 in avm studios on the same day of his marriage this was told by saritha in an interview
Rajini looks even more convincing, when he does the villain role, which showcases his style more aptly.
Endrum anbudan,
sundarji-by posting this you put me in great trouble-among the two to whom i can support -thalaivaa kalakkal
My support is to Chakravarthi…. (ஹி…ஹி…!!)
- Sundar
I always watch Netrikkan in my Home Theatre just for Chakravarthy / and Ramanin Mohanam Song … and today u reminded me of this so I will go and see again.
Ya mee too in favour of Chakaravarthi
i have seen that film many times and eager too watch more
becoz in that rajni's expression itself speaks
his way of walking ….wow what a mesmerizing one
On that days if they want to show a guy as like Manmathan means they will select good looking mens also they will be fair with complexion…but rajini breaked rules too…
Even though its negative role it overtakes that role He attracted many Hearts
they way he deleiver his dialogue
way he change his voice modulation
no body should think of Near him
Evergreen Classic
Ipa kanda nae ellam manamathan solitu thiryuthu poi antha padatha pathu thirunthungapa
Forget to say one more:
To act against rajini as a villian nobody can withstand
see thats the reason whenever rajini is doing Villian role or dual role as villian and hero
That will be hit
ரஜினியை எதிர்க்கவும் ரஜினி தான் தகுதியானவர்
So think about Endhiran…..???
ரஜினி யின் வில்லன் நடிப்பிற்கு கிடைத்த வரவேற்ப பார்த்துட்டு
எங்க இவன் இப்படியே நடிச்சுட்டு இருந்தான மக்கள் ஹீரோவை ஒதுக்கிட்டு
வில்லனை நேசிக்க ஆரம்பிச்சுடுவாங்க அதனால இவன உடனே ஹீரோ மாற்றி
ஹீரோ இகு இருக்குற மரியாதைய காபாற்றிகனும் என்று தானோ ரஜினியை ஹீரோ மாற்றி இருப்பாங்க
maraka mudiyatha padam . Thalai sirantha nadigar nam thalaivar!!Wow.


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Golden K Italian dinner
The Kiwanis Club of Appleton Golden K will sponsor an Italian dinner Saturday at Blueberry Hill Pancake House, 3626 W. College Ave., Appleton. The first seating begins at 4:30 p.m. and the second seating will begin at 6 p.m. The menu includes a choice of fettuccine with chicken or spaghetti with meatballs, salad, French bread, dessert and beverage. Cost is $7.50 for adults and $5 for ages under 12. Wine is optional at $4. For more information and tickets, call Don at 920-731-3388.Chili ride
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By: Satyajit Das
US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke (right) has introduced the term "taper" to the lexicon of central banking. It follows on from his "twist". ECB President Mario Draghi's stated strategy is "whatever it takes".
Detailed textual analysis, deconstructing policy maker's every word, in the manner of French semioticians Barthes and Derrida, is common. But the statements and the analysis are mainly "sound and fury, signifying nothing".


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We're somewhat surprised the Grambling faithful haven't hit the roof with the most recent changes at the state university.
Interim President Cynthia Warrick met the public on Thursday, with news quickly spreading that more than a dozen top administrative positions have become open since July 1.
Positions that need to be filled include director of facilities management; director of quality enhancement program; director of university library; director of retention; director of university communications; vice president for institutional effectiveness and enrollment management; head women's basketball coach; head men's basketball coach; assistant athletics director for business; athletics director; director of alumni affairs; vice president for research, advancement and economic development; executive assistant to the president; special assistant to the president; and executive assistant to the vice president for research, advancement and economic development.
She said the changes were approved by University of Louisiana System President Sandra Woodley.
"Grambling State University Interim President Cynthia Warrick has the support of the University of Louisiana System as she makes decisions that will move the university forward. The university has been battling significant challenges on multiple fronts and assembling an administrative team that can enact positive change is a logical first step for Dr. Warrick," Woodley said in a prepared statement issued to The News-Star.
Upon her arrival, Warrick said she reviewed consultant reports and data that indicated she needed a new team to help lead the university during her tenure. She believes her management team needs to be focused on putting students first.
One of her top priorities will be continued efforts to increase private partnerships to offset dwindling state funding, enhance workforce development training for GSU students and assist them in landing lucrative jobs upon graduation.
Student recruitment and ways to increase enrollment, improve technology, infrastructure and academic offerings and athletics will remain top priorities as she assembles her team.
All state universities, including Grambling, have been forced to cope with dwindling state funding. However, no interim president has come in at any state university we know of and cleaned house to this extent.
We hope for the continued success of GSU. Yes, we are certain that more economic moves needed to happen to put the university in line with its current economic reality. But, an explanation to the public is required, and that has not been offered.
The university is not only an important economic driver in northeastern Louisiana, it is also a source of pride as a major historically black university in this country.
We don't have enough information to predict the cost of these moves within the Grambling family, or the financial benefits of them. And we are concerned that neither Woodley nor Warrick shared neither a true strategic plan for the university's future nor an explanation of the major house cleaning. The public is owed that.