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This is so true, I'd like to think that a good butcher shop could really clean up around town, but then everyone's a cheap ass that goes to WalMart or some other big store and hoses the little guy.
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This is so true, I'd like to think that a good butcher shop could really clean up around town, but then everyone's a cheap ass that goes to WalMart or some other big store and hoses the little guy.
Hmm, weird. Is it an "Export Only" type of bottling?
Hide-e-ho, friend.
Hey, welcome aboard. So much info here. My bit of advice, taken from someone else, wait to dig into the pricey stuff until you have a decent appreciation for it.
Unless you have the cash and...
Haven't been to an actual liquor store yet, but this is not readily available in liquor departments in grocery stores.
I'd like to try it out, as it sounds like a good deal.
Have to swing by...
I agree, great places to jump to.
Just semantics, I guess. I just wouldn't call Buffalo Trace "starter" bourbon.
I'd call it a good one to start with, after you are already hooked. :)
Buffalo Trace is a "starter" bourbon?
Your opinion, of course, and I see what you could mean as far as flavor, but I bet I only know 5 other people that even know what the heck Buffalo Trace is...
Which is one of many reasons why I prefer bourbon, Sir.
Brisko - Not saying there aren't good buys out there for Scotch, saying that over all, they seem to be a little overpriced. Of course, I am not a huge fan, either, so take that for what it's worth.
Yeah, you don't get much more "non-neutral" for scotch than Laphroaig.
It tastes like chewing on a piece of burnt charcoal. I actually like it (in small doses) but it is very "aquired".
Just for anyone that doesn't know what a "mat shot" is.
Hey, welcome to the club. Luckily, I have 25 years to tie your on the age, so hopefully I will REALLY know a lot about bourbon by then.
Probably not, though.
Anyway, I also really enjoy...
Welcome aboard, Jeff. I am fairly nearby, as well. Curious to hear what you have available that we may not up here.
My biggest "surprise" since my love affair with Bourbon started, is how...
Ahh, I guess I have an answer here, I didn't notice this before. Sorry.
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Just out of curiousity, are you born and raised in Japan, or do you just live there now?
Interesting info you have there, and welcome to Straight Bourbon. :)
Your beard is weird.
Must have been a bottle of that "Pappy Van Stankle" I was reading about in a thread a few days back.
Something like that, anyway.
From what I was told right off the bat, and my experiences, the WT 101 is a ryed whiskey, while MM is a wheater. It may be that you prefer the more subtle wheated burbons. I like them all,...
It really depends on what sort of burbon you are looking for. I am a newbie here, but I do know that there is a huge variety of different flavors just in that sampling you listed.
My choices out...
How was the 4 Roses? Can't find the stuff around here. :(
Oh, welcome to the party, great info here. Has really helped me find some stuff I like or even love.
Have now tasted ORVW 10yr and have a bottle of EWSB in my house.
Both great.
:) Thanks again for the list, it is a great place to start.
Welcome fellow new member.
Great place to get info and opinions about the fire water.
Picked up a bottle of the 2000 dated EWSB at Hy-Vee last night. Wow, tasty stuff, and not too bad, even from a grocery store. $27 and change plus tax / deposit.
Anyway, great nose on that...
Thanks again, everyone. Found that my local Hy-Vee grocery store has a decent selection, even if it isn't the cheapest, as does Dahl's.
Going to be stopping there a few times inthe next week or...
Had a glass of MM last night, and one of WT 101 to follow. Both were great. Not sure I liked either "better", both had nice complex tastes.
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Yesterday a book crossed my desk that would be a nice read for elementary and middle schoolers this summer: a middle grade version of Dewey the Library Cat by Vicki Myron and Bret Witter.
As many of you already know, Dewey Readmore Books was an orange tabby cat who lived in the Spencer Public Library in Spencer, Iowa. When library director Myron told his story in Dewey: The Small Town Library Cat Who Touched the World, the book sold for a reported $1.25 million and became a #1 New York Times Bestseller.
The middle grade version, which came out a few weeks ago, tells Dewey's now familiar tale and includes some adorable pictures. For the youngest readers, there are also a couple picture books available (such as Dewey: There's a Cat in the Library!).
Adults who fell in love with Dewey will be happy to hear that Myron has a new book coming out on Oct. 12—Dewey's Nine Lives: The Legacy of the Small-Town Library Cat Who Inspired Millions.
It's a no-brainer that readers love libraries, which Myron has called "the last great free enterprise in American society." What are your favorite books that are about libraries (or are love letters to libraries, as PW described Dewey back in 2008)?
Also, kid versions of adult books are nothing new—everyone from Glenn Beck (The Christmas Sweater: A Picture Book) to Al Gore (Our Choice: How We Can Solve the Climate Crisis, Young Reader's Edition) to Greg Mortenson (Three Cups of Tea : One Man's Journey to Change the World... One Child at a Time) seems to be doing it. Have parents/teachers/librarians found any such adaptation to be a notable hit with kids?
Want more info on Dewey? Read Myron's behind-the-book essay in BookPage.

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A meal without meat isn't a meal. That's what some people profess. But there are probably just as many others who believe in just the opposite. For me, there's room for both.
I like meat just as much those who can't do without it. But I also am fond of a good vegetarian offering.
To carry that a bit further, there are those who say that chili isn't chili without meat. I certainly like chili that's loaded with meat, be it ground or in chunks. But I also like one sans meat.
Just the other night, I made a chili that contained all the usual ingredients and substituted textured vegetable protein (soy) for meat. And the result was totally delicious.
Here's another vegetarian chili, courtesy of Linda Gassenheimer, food writer for the Miami Herald. Her chili uses hominy, a grain that native American Indians introduced to the colonists. It is dried white or yellow corn that has been soaked or boiled to remove the hulls and is sold canned or dried; hominy gives her chili an interesting texture. The canned version is perfect for this recipe. Frozen or canned corn can be substituted if hominy is difficult to find.
Vegetable Chili
1 teaspoon olive oil
1 medium red onion, diced (1 cup)
1 teaspoon minced garlic
1 stalk celery, diced (½ cup)
1 small green pepper, diced (½ cup)
2 carrots, diced (½ cup)
1½ cups red kidney beans, rinsed and drained
2 cups canned crushed tomatoes
½ cup hominy or frozen corn
1½ tablespoons chili powder
1 teaspoon ground cumin
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
2 slices crusty whole grain bread
2 tablespoons reduced-fat sour cream
2 tablespoons diced red onion
½ cup chopped fresh cilantro
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Heat oil in a large nonstick saucepan. Add onion and sauté 2 minutes. Add garlic, celery, green pepper and carrots.
Saute 3 minutes. Add kidney beans, tomatoes, hominy, chili powder and cumin. Simmer 20 minutes, covered. Add salt and pepper and taste for seasoning. Add chili powder or cumin as needed. Warm bread in oven for 5 minutes. Slice and serve with chili. Pass bowls of sour cream, onion and cilantro.
Yield: Serves 2.
Approximate nutritional analysis per serving: 429 calories, 17 percent of calories from fat), 8.2 grams fat (2.3 grams saturated, 3.3 grams monounsaturated), 6 milligrams cholesterol, 20 grams protein, 76.8 grams carbohydrates, 21.1 grams fiber, 554 milligrams sodium.


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Aurora Jolie, Sinnamon Love and Flower Tucci------------ Dynamic Booty
Olivia O Lovely and Rebecca Linares---- Deep In Latin Cheeks 2
August and Lorena Sanchez------Deep In Latin Cheeks
Chyanne Jacobs, Pinky, and Skyy Black-------- Wet Juicy Asses 2
Ricki White and Sandra Romain---------Phat Ass White Booty
Roxy Reynolds and Britney Stevens-------- Dynamic Booty 2
Beauty Dior and Cherokee D'Ass---------- Dynamic Booty
Not a small ass in the bunch and everyone delivers in the highest fashion. Well the scene with Pumper isn't as hot as the others through no fault of the ladies, I guess Brian is like Sampson with out his hair, without his fake ass jewelery he's even worse than normal. Roxy's cowgirl is memorable but Britney getting rammed hard anally is what really stood out in the scene. The Weapons Of Mass Destruction scene with Chyanne Pinky and Skyy Black was my favorite though. All of those asses glistening during the tease and continuing through tthe scene really blew me away. Also Sandra and Ricki made you really miss them in what was a mini orgy with so much action it would make your head spin. Seeing Olivia and Rebecca pulling the hide your face with their ass trick was more than this man could handle. August and Lorena don't get lost in the shuffle either, as August reminds you why you fell in love with that hot latin ass in the 1st place. No really bad scenes, even with BP in the mix the ladies still were hot. Just some trailers and things like that here. Would have loved if he pieced together their BTS feautres from each of the movies, would have really brought this over the top. If you don't have each of the movies the scenes come from, pick this one up, if you do burn em off that dvd and you can have this one 4 free!!!!!!!! C. Dark Audi 5000!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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Year two of a three-year rebuilding process is underway for the Chariho girls tennis team.
Last season the Chargers easily had one of the youngest teams in Division II with a singles ladder entirely made up of underclassmen and a few more freshmen and sophomores playing in doubles.
As expected, it was a tough season for Chariho as it finished the regular season 2-10 in Division II-Suburban A.
The bright side of last yearŌĆÖs struggles of course is now the majority of the team is back from last season and so far is showing signs of improvement.
ŌĆ£The ones that came from last year are looking good,ŌĆØ coach Betty Walsh says. ŌĆ£ŌĆ"IŌĆÖm pleased with it and IŌĆÖd be happy even if they donŌĆÖt win as long as they challenged people and possibly won some too.ŌĆØ
There is no change at the top of the ladder for the Chargers this season as last yearŌĆÖs No. 1 and No. 2 singles players ŌĆō junior Katherine Bodell and sophomore Elizabeth Trombino ŌĆō are back with a full year of varsity competition under their belts this season.
ŌĆ£TheyŌĆÖre all energetic and willing and I hope weŌĆÖre going to give teams some good competition,ŌĆØ Walsh says. ŌĆ£ŌĆ"They were my two best players last year and theyŌĆÖre both looking strong. I hope they have better seasons for themselves because theyŌĆÖre playing really well.ŌĆØ
Sophomore Jessica Morehouse is also back to play No. 3 singles for Chariho, while at No. 4 singles sophomore Colleen McCauley edged out junior Jessica Santilli for the spot.
Sophomores Ally Huzyk and Jennifer Blay will start the year at No. 1 doubles, while first-year senior Casey Larkin and Santilli will also see time in doubles.
Walsh is well aware that while her team is a year older it is still very young, yet she is still hoping for the best from her squad.
ŌĆ£I only have the one senior on the team but sheŌĆÖs a first-year player,ŌĆØ Walsh says. ŌĆ£We certainly canŌĆÖt do any worse than last year and the only place we can go is up.ŌĆØ
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'Barefoot Bandit' now a wanted man in Nebraska
Yankton assistant police chief Jerry Hisek says he was notified Friday that state Division of Criminal Investigation found three of 19-year-old Colton Harris-Moore's fingerprints at the scene of a June 18 break-in. The teen had already been named a suspect.
Harris-Moore, of Camano Island, Wash., has evaded authorities since April 2008, when he escaped from a halfway house south of Seattle. He is accused of breaking into dozens of homes since and committing burglaries across Washington, as well as in British Columbia, Idaho and Nebraska, where he is officially a wanted man.
An arrest warrant released Tuesday from Madison County, Nebraska detailed several break-ins, stolen cars, and attempted airplane thefts that investigators believe are connected to the infamous teen.
Authorities believe the 19-year-old is responsible for stealing property worth a total of up to $1.5 million, and has been on the run since he escaped from a Renton group home in April 2008.
He apparently began his trek out of the Northwest earlier in the spring, donating $100 to a Raymond animal hospital and stealing a $450,000 yacht from Illwaco, Wash. to get across the Columbia River. The yacht was recovered in Warrenton, Oregon, where police said Tuesday they used fingerprints to positively identify the thief as Harris-Moore.
Harris-Moore then reportedly went about stealing more cars as he made his way toward Idaho.
A few days after Harris-Moore's trail went cold in Boise, Idaho, on June 12, authorities in South Dakota noticed a vehicle with Washington plates had been abandoned in Spearfish. But now the trail leads further across the Midwest and into Illinois.
Detectives in Madison County, Nebraska have detailed a chain of events they believe are all connected to Harris-Moore:
• A car stolen from Spearfish, S.D. was recovered in Yankton, South Dakota.
• Also in Yankton on June 18 at 3 a.m., a homeowner called police to report he found a naked man inside home. The homeowner tried to catch the man, but the intruder pointed laser sight at homeowner and told him to leave. The homeowner told detectives he feared it was attached to gun and left. He called police, but the intruder fled before officers arrived. Officers canvassed the area and found there had been attempted break-ins at 12 other nearby homes. Detectives also noted a minivan had been stolen.
• The next night, someone tried to pry the doors open at the airport in Norfolk, Nebraska. Detectives found that someone had tried to use a broom handle to force open a cockpit window in an attempt to unlock the plane, but was not successful. Later, police recovered the stolen minivan from Yankton in a nearby park and discovered a Cadillac Escalade had been stolen from the airport.
• The stolen Escalade was recovered in Pella, Iowa, where another car was stolen. That vehicle was found dumped at the airport in Ottumwa, Iowa. Police there reported that someone had attempted to break into a plane, but was not successful there either.
• Detectives say yet another car was stolen from near the airport, and a few miles south of the airport, a Frito-Lay truck was burglarized and several bags of snack food were stolen.
• That stolen vehicle from Ottumwa was found in a ditch in Dallas City, Illinois, but the trail has gone cold from there.
Norfolk detectives say they obtained surveillance video from the break in at their airport, and sent it to the Seattle office of the FBI and the Island County Sheriff's Department, whose detectives are very familiar with Harris-Moore from his suspected capers through the years. Det. Sgt. Beech with Island County said he and his staff were "85 to 90 percent sure" the person shown in the surveillance video is Harris-Moore.
Investigators are also collecting DNA samples and fingerprints from the various break-ins in an effort to conclusively tie the break-ins to Harris-Moore. In the meantime, Harris-Moore is now a wanted man in Madison County, Nebraska, for investigation of burglary and theft.
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The CW has ordered up a new Beverly Hills 90210 series -- and original series regular Jennie Garth is confirmed to reprise her character Kelly Taylor.
Jennie's Kelly will return to her old trash-and-stomping grounds West Beverly High as -- of all things -- a guidance counselor!
Producers hint other original Nine-Oh-ers may be returning as well.
Former Full House star Lori Loughlin is playing the mom of the show's new teens-in-turmoil, Annie and Dixon.
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Two free theatrical performances and town hall discussions on crucial issues related to substance abuse and addiction will be held on Thursday, May 3, in Manchester and Hazard.
"The Dionysus Project: Addiction Takes Center Stage" is an innovative public health collaboration between The Partnership at Drugfree.org, Outside the Wire, Kentucky Office of Drug Control Policy and Operation UNITE.
At both locations, acclaimed film, television and Broadway actors will perform dramatic readings from the ancient Greek play, Euripides' Bacchae, about the destructive power of intoxication.
Cast members include:
• Kathleen Chalfant, who received a Tony nomination for "Angels in America" and an OBIE Award for "Wit."
• Adam Driver, recently seen in the feature film "J. Edgar" and the HBO series "Girls."
• Jesse Eisenberg, who received an Oscar nomination for "The Social Network."
• Peter Frances James, a Broadway actor most recently seen in "The Merchant of Venice."
The theatrical presentation serves as a catalyst for a panel discussion and town hall meeting focusing on the impact substance abuse and addiction has on individuals, families and communities.
Supported by a generous grant from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation, the readings will be translated, directed and facilitated by Bryan Doerries and produced by Phyllis Kaufman of Outside the Wire. The presentations will focus heavily on abuse of prescription medicine, an issue that prominently affects the Appalachia area.
The performance will be followed by a panel discussion featuring community experts and affected parties, and will culminate in a facilitated town hall discussion of the complex challenges posed by addiction.
Manchester panelists include: Fifth District Congressman Harold "Hal" Rogers, Southeast Community and Technical College President Dr. Bruce Ayers, Behavior Health Coordinator Deborah Anderson of Baptist Health Systems, and Clay Countians UNITED Co-Chair Melanda Adams of Manchester.
Hazard event panelists include Perry Circuit Court Judge Bill Engle, Director of Safe and Drug Free Schools (Pike County Public Schools) Marionette Little, Pikeville Medical Center Pharmacist Cassee Jones, and Josh Huffman of Pikeville.
A town hall discussion to elicit community opinion will conclude the event.
The Manchester program begins at 1:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the Stivers Building at Eastern Kentucky University's Manchester Regional Campus, 50 University Drive, in downtown Manchester. The Hazard program begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Perry County Public Library, 289 Black Gold Blvd.
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"The goal of 'The Dionysus Project' is to educate and engage participants so that they can examine their own attitudes, or even biases, toward young people struggling with addiction," said Steve Pasierb, President and CEO of The Partnership at Drugfree.org. "We are confident that this event, part of our community education efforts, will facilitate much-needed conversation around the myths and misunderstanding that surround substance abuse, particularly in Appalachia as it has been profoundly impacted by this issue."
The reading/discussion format is designed to help break down the stigma associated with substance abuse and addiction and to promote healthy dialogue to foster compassion, cooperation and understanding.
The Partnership at Drugfree.org and Outside the Wire chose Euripides' Bacchae, a 2,500-year-old tragedy, to engage audiences in crucial discussions about the timelessness of the human struggle with substance abuse and addiction. The play explores the allure and the destructive power of drugs and alcohol through the tragic downfall of a single family over the course of one day, revealing how family members play a critical role in modeling attitudes and behaviors for children regarding alcohol and drugs, and exposing how the introduction of a new drug can annihilate a community.
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WHITESBURG, Ky. (WYMT) - We have learned more information about a 5-year-old boy who died in a freak accident.
Officials say Logan Howard was driving a battery-powered toy Jeep when he ran under a trampoline.
School officials tell us he was a student at Letcher Elementary and was a cancer survivor.
The principal at the school said, "Logan was one who could be counted on for a hug as he passed in the hallway and a bright spot for all who had the privilege of working with him."
Officials say grief counselors were at the school Monday.
Funeral arrangements for Howard have been finalized.
Visitation for the child will be held on Wednesday at 2pm at the Jeremiah Missionary Baptist Church.
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Some folks who are spending Christmas in hospitals across Knoxville will get a special delivery from Random Acts of Flowers.
Volunteers loaded trucks with poinsettias to take to patients, thanks to donations from some local garden centers.
Random Acts of Flowers is delivering hundreds of flower arrangements to folks in six area hospitals. They started Monday afternoon with a delivery to the Patricia Neal Rehabilitation Center.
"I really enjoy delivering to Patricia Neal because these patients a lot of times are more long-term than most of our hospital partners, so I think just having somebody stop by and bring them something is big for them, much bigger than it would be for somebody that's only in the hospital for two or three days," said Director of Operations Sage Morgan.
Random Acts of Flowers recently delivered over 18,000 bouquets in the City of Knoxville, which brings their total value of donations to over $1 million in Knoxville.


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My family and I took a road trip to visit my brother and his family for the holidays. From our home in Florida to their home in Cleveland, Ohio, the entire trip would take us about 15 hours each way. Two years ago, I would have never even considered such a long road trip with three small children. But now that my youngest is five-years-old, I figured the timing was right for this sort of adventure.
Although our car has an entertainment system, I did not want to sit the kids in front of the screen for the 30-hour round-trip. For starters, they would quickly get tired of watching movies, and mindless TV watching is not something I like my children to do. I wanted the kids to engage themselves in constructive and fun ways during our road-trip.
When it was time to start packing for the trip, I asked the kids to pack one book bag each with fun things to do in the car and while away. They all scattered to fill their bags, and when everyone was finished, they showed me what they had chosen. Just as I suspected, their bags were full of toys, electronic games, and stuffed animals. I would have to supplement their bags with some stimulating things for them to do.
I thought about adding the math workbooks I purchased over the summer, but decided against it. It was winter vacation and even I wanted to take a break from work. Instead, I decided to get creative. I added the books that Santa put in their stockings and then we took a trip to an educational toy store to find some additional things to add to our bags.
We bought the U.S.A. License Plate game by Mellisa & Doug, National Geographic's Kids Ultimate Weird But True book, and some fun card games. The license plate game was perfect for all three of the kids. My fourth grader would have a chance to review his geography and my kindergartner and first grader would have a chance to learn the names of the 50 states. The Weird but True book had a number of really wacky and unusual things that would keep the kids oohing and ahhing repeatidly whenever they opened the book. From weird animal species to unusual artwork, it was a great book to keep the children entertained and give them a chance to do some light reading. Each picture had a short description about the item or animal featured, and there were opportunities to learn science in a fun way. (Did you know that a bat can eat 3,000 insects in one day?)
All in all, the kids did great on their trip. Every time they started getting restless or bored, I pulled out one of our new games or the books. We also broke up the trip into seven-hour legs and visted some tourist areas along the way. We went gem-mining in Asheville, NC, ate at Charlotte's best burger joint, played in the snow, and had a great time on our vacation. Looks like we'll be taking more road-trips in the future!
What are some of your tips for keeping kids entertained on long road trips?


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One casualty of the serial crises confounding American politics of late is President Obama's charisma, heretofore seemingly one of his greatest assets. As Politico pointedly asked, "Obama's charisma: Where did he leave it?" Pundits and commentators have even raised the question of whether he might after all be "just another politician."
But the more pressing question, given that the president has at least three more years in office, is whether Obama can fill this sudden charisma vacuum. Can he get his mojo back?
The best answer may lie in the writings of the sociologist Max Weber, who died nearly 90 years ago. Weber famously introduced the concept of charisma into sociology, and his theories have an almost uncanny relevance to the present American scene.
By "charisma" Weber was referring mainly to the quasi-magical qualities of the great religious leaders, but also the "exceptional qualities" of leaders like those in politics. Charisma was, he wrote in a series of papers published under the title On Charisma and Institution Building, difficult to maintain, particularly in a democracy, where it was often based on mere "short-lived mass emotion."
It took time for Barack Obama to generate that emotion. He may have excited the 2004 Democratic Convention with his keynote speech, but at the start of the 2008 campaign, his experience was something else. In an early appearance, he joined other Democrats to reenact Bloody Sunday in Selma, crossing the Pettus Bridge, arms linked, in commemoration of the famous civil rights march. After the ceremony, Obama waited, cramped and perspiring, in his small plane on the tarmac at Selma while his pilot struggled to jump-start a dead battery. Two large motorcades, meanwhile, swept Bill and Hillary Clinton onto the airfield to their two waiting Gulfstream jets.
Obama began to attract large crowds, particularly after he won the Iowa caucuses, but it took a crisis—as Weber wrote that it usually does—to unleash the phenomenon. The economic meltdown, late in the campaign, created the urgency that triggers the search for a savior. The fact that Obama was an African American lent poignancy to the search. Many, even among his opponents, wondered whether he might be the instrument of a new racial reconciliation. To some supporters he seemed to be, in Weber's phrase, "a gift of God."
How fleeting that impression proved to be. "Conflicts that were supposed to be transformed by his magic are immune to his magic," wrote Leon Wieseltier recently in the New Republic. "He has no magic. There is no magic." "The animating spirit that electrified his political movement," wrote New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd, "has sputtered out."
But this is the perennial problem of the charismatic leader. To maintain his charisma, Weber argued, a leader must continually prove himself. "If he wants to be a prophet," Weber wrote, "he must perform miracles." And—in a passage relevant to Obama's Afghanistan policy—"If he wants to be a war lord he must perform heroic deeds." Similarly, if he wants to be a great president, it is not enough to announce transformative plans, he must achieve them. If he wants to be a great peacemaker, he must make peace. Charisma needs to be stoked by continual success.
Obama's problem may be one his opponents pointed to during the campaign, a lack of substance. Like many candidates for president, though more successfully than most, he pretended that the world could be made anew, that the passion generated at his rallies could be carried over into the sober business of government.
Weber saw that the charismatic leader who emerged in a democracy was likely to be the individual "who is the most spectacular, who promises the most, or else employs the most effective propaganda." His promises would be utopian and therefore impossible to achieve. "Even in America," wrote Weber dryly, political charisma "has not always come up to expectations."
It is hard to see Obama's objectives as other than utopian: a health care policy that extends coverage to tens of millions but doesn't cost more; a carbon emissions policy that cuts emissions by 17 percent in ten years, and by 83 percent by 2050, without damaging the economy or causing further job loss; and huge spending that requires no additional taxes from the middle class. To quote George Will's summary judgment: "This. Will. Not. Happen." Actual change, Weber noted, is greatly dependent on the objective forces of the market.
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There will be a significant increase in water flow along the wash. A flash flood warning means that flooding is occurring or imminent, according to NWS. Residents are asked to avoid the area if possible and to never drive through flood waters. Any one linging along streams or creeks in the area should take immediate precautions, states a NWS press release.


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About University of Akron
- Year of Foundation 1870
- Size of Campus 223 Acres
- Type of Instituition Public institution
- Religious Orientation None
- Degrees Bachelor, Master, Post Master
- Calendar Type Semester
- Undergraduate Population 17,140
- Women % / Men % / Out of state 49% 51% 3%OUS
- App. Deadlines FAFSA
- Tuition Costs In / Out - State $7,733 in-state, $15,389 out-of-state
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Here you will find excellence in the breadth and quality of our 300 academic degree programs, and in the highly talented faculty who will help mold you into a critical thinker. Here you will find a metropolitan setting that places you in the heart of a dynamic, regional economy, and in sync with the pulse of business, government and the community. Most important, here you will discover energy, in the high-tech classrooms of our new academic buildings, in our new Student Union and Student Recreation and Wellness Center, and among the 200 student organizations on campus.
- American Classical League
- ASM Materials Education Foundation
- Denison University-1
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- Hobart Institute Of Welding Technology
- International Executive Housekeepers Association Educational Foundation Inc-1
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- Other general policies class attendance policies set by individual instructors, honor code, hazing prohibited, smoking prohibited
- Number of frat chapter houses 11
- Popular Event and Social Activities on Campus Legacy, Intergrity, Fellowship and Excellence (LIFE) Awards; Commencement; Gradfest; The University of Akron Forum Speaker Series; E. J. Thomas Performing Arts Hall events; Homecoming and Family Weekend; ZipFest, held before each home football game; School
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- Number of honor societies Alpha Kappa Delta (Sociology Honorary), Alpha Mu Gamma (Foreign Language Honorary), Alpha Sigma Lambda (Adult Focus), Beta Alpha Psi (Accounting Honorary), Beta Beta Beta (Biology Honorary), Chi Eta Phi (Nursing Honorary), Chi Sigma Iota (Graduate Counseli
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- Other on-campus organizations 4%
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- Distance to nearest airport Cleveland, Ohio (30), Akron, Oh (15)
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- Car Permitted On Campus Yes
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- Percentage of housing units owned by the college that are doubles 68%
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- College housing safety - Fire alarms 100%
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- Type of housing provided for students coed dorms (82%), women's dorms (5%), men's dorms (5%), sorority housing, fraternity housing, apartment for single students (8%), special housing for disabled students, special housing for international students, other housing options
Campus Services
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- Computer Courses No
- Museums The newest structure on The University of Akron campus is the 11,300-square-foot Gas Turbine Testing Facility for use by College of Engineering faculty and students. A nearby building has been renovated for use by engineering students who are in the second
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- Number Of Microforms 1,675,948
- Number Of Wired Computers Available In The Other Locations 2,500
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- Library On Campus Yes
- Number of e-books 6,379
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- Location Of Available Computers computer center/labs, residence halls, library, student center
- Internet Access Yes
- Number Of Books in Library 1,233,833
- Student Allowed To Post A Web Page Yes
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- Basic Services Provided nonremedial tutoring, women's center, placement service, day care, health service, health insurance
- Online Course Registration Available Yes
- Student Email Accounts Yes
- Number of Audiovisuals-cds,videos,dvds 45,631
- Location Of Area With Wireless Support in all the libraries, in all classrooms, in computer labs, in administrative/faculty offices and work areas, in all college-owned, operated, or affiliated housing, in all school buildings and on all school property
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- Campus Safety 24-hour foot and vehicle patrols, late night transport/escort service, 24-hour emergency telephones, lighted pathways/sidewalks, student patrols, controlled dormitory access (key, security card, etc)
- OS of Wifi Network Microsoft
- Counseling Services minority student, career, military, personal, veteran student, academic, older student, psychological, birth control, religious
- Library Facilities 100%
- Estimated Capacity Of Wireless Network 4,080
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Student Employment and Career
- Navy ROTC on campus? Not offered
- Top Companies Selecting Students For Jobs City of Akron, Akron City Schools, Summa Health System, Akron General Medical Center, Children's Hospital, Ernst & Young, Deloitte & Touche, Meaden & Moore, Cohen and Company, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, KPMG, Diebold, ODOT - Ohio Department of Transportation
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Why should a prospective student choose the Krannert School?
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What was the thing you enjoyed most about your time at Purdue?
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TUNNELL, BYRON M. (1925–2000). Byron M. Tunnell, 64th speaker of the Texas House of Representatives and Texas railroad commissioner, was born in Tyler, Texas, on October 14, 1925. His father H. B. Tunnell was for years a used-car dealer in Tyler. Byron graduated from Tyler High School in 1943 and joined the Naval Air Corps, seeing service as a tail gunner in the European Theater of Operations during World War II. After receiving an honorable discharge in January 1946 he studied law at Tyler Junior College and Baylor University, receiving his law degree from the latter institution in 1952.
Tunnell returned to Tyler and served as an assistant district attorney from 1952 to 1955 before entering private practice. He took an active role in various civic organizations, and founded a Legal Aid clinic in Tyler to provide legal assistance to those who could not otherwise afford it. Tunnell continued to practice law in Tyler after he was elected to the Texas House in 1956. In 1959 his friend Bob Bullockqv, the future lieutenant governor of Texas, resigned from the House and moved to Tyler to join Tunnell's firm; forty years later Tunnell delivered one of two eulogies at Bullock's funeral. Tunnell was elected speaker in January 1963, during his fourth consecutive term in the House. During his two-year tenure as speaker, the legislature created the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and transferred what would become Padre Island National Seashore to the federal government; but Tunnell, whose sartorial trademark was a white necktie, is best remembered for helping professionalize the image of the House by instituting a dress code. "We had kids running around and people eating sack lunches and that sort of stuff," he recalled later. "My rules removed everyone from the floor except the members, and there was no more eating and reading the paper. Also, men had to wear a suit and tie."
In January 1965 Gov. John Connally persuaded Ernest O. Thompson, who had served thirty-two years on the Railroad Commission, to resign because of failing health and appointed Tunnell to serve the remaining two years of Thompson's unexpired six-year term. The surprise announcement of Tunnell's appointment, coming just a week before he was expected to win reelection as speaker, cleared the way for Ben Barnes, a Connally ally who had managed Tunnell's campaign for speaker, to assume that role himself.
Tunnell was subsequently elected twice to full terms on the commission and in 1972 received the annual Hats Off! Award from the Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association (TIPRO), but his tenure on the commission was marred by the energy crisis of the early 1970s, which brought hard times for the Texas oil and gas industry. Tunnell repeatedly criticized the federal government for fixing the price of natural gas so low as to discourage drilling and cause depletion of reserves; for relaxing controls on the importation of foreign oil, which kept an artificial ceiling on domestic oil prices; and for allowing environmental concerns to hamper oil exploration offshore and in Alaska. Tunnell also took Congress to task for cutting the oil and gas depletion allowance from 27.5 percent to 22 percent in 1969 and thereby depriving the industry of money it could have used for exploration.
Tunnell resigned from the commission on September 15, 1973, less than two weeks before it issued its notorious "100 percent flow-through" order in the Lo-Vaca case. During the previous winter the Lo-Vaca Gathering Co., a subsidiary of Coastal States Gas Corporation (now Coastal Corporation) and the sole distributor of natural gas for South and Central Texas, had found itself unable to fulfill its contracts to supply gas to four million users. In January 1973 Austin, San Antonio, and the Lower Colorado River Authority had had to resort to burning costly fuel oil to keep their electrical generators running, and the University of Texas at Austin closed for a week to conserve fuel. The commission's order suspended Lo-Vaca's contracts and allowed the company to charge customers higher prices for gas. In the winter of 1973–1974 gas prices doubled and tripled, and the Railroad Commission became the target of criticism from lawmakers and the public.
After his resignation Tunnell became a vice president and lobbyist for Tenneco, Inc., a Houston-based oil and gas company. In 1995 Gov. George W. Bush appointed Tunnell to overhaul the troubled Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse. Tunnell's first wife, the former Bette Lemmons, died in 1988. Tunnell died of cancer at his home on Lake Palestine on March 7, 2000. He was survived by his second wife, Jan, and two daughters and is buried in the Texas State Cemetery in Austin.
Austin American-Statesman, March 8, 2000. Dallas Morning News, March 8, 2000. Texas State Cemetery website.
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Martin Donell Kohout, "TUNNELL, BYRON M.," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/ftu32), accessed November 24, 2015. Uploaded on June 15, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
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Our post about a revolutionary approach to redesigning transportation drew a bit of discussion, much of it very informative. One of the commenters pointed us to this article at EE Times about the current state of the art in "autonomous vehicles," and just what it would take to get us to a world of self-driving cars. It's a fairly technical piece -- it is a journal for engineering professionals, after all -- but if you don't mind a bit of tech jargon, it's fascinating reading.
Short version: augmented assistance cars are here and will only get better, but fully autonomous cars remain a ways away.
People may think that I'm insane for what I'm about to suggest, but I'm going to offer it up anyway. I have read all the posts about future transportation issues and, while they are interesting, none of them seem able to offer a genuinely attractive transpostation system for the future. I don't care what anybody says - no-one is going to voluntarily ditch their cars for anything less convenient until the air is burning due to global warming and oil costs $500 a barrel. I hate to say it, but most people just like their independence and even (though no-one seems prepared to admit it) like driving! At least sometimes.
I had an idea about six months ago which I looked up on the internet and discovered had already been had before - at www.halfbakery.com. about covering roads with solar cells to produce electricity for the grid. It seemed like a good idea in the long term and I just left it till then. But the other day I realised that the biggest barriers to the electric car were the recharging time and the range. Combining this problem with the solar cell road idea seemed like a revelation - why not have cars that charge themselves as they are parked, or even as they move along?! And excess energy can be diverted to buildings, which all have roads by them anyway. Lithium battery technology is near the point where power and range are no longer an issue (check out the latest couple of postings at Ken Novak's blog and the Alternative energy blog for proof) and in the longer term cars with almost no battery would be neccessary anyway as all their power would be generated by the road they're on.
It's far too expensive of course. Everyone knows that solar cells wont compare with oil and gas prices far at least ten years.
Except that ten years isn't very long away, and the increase in efficiency in using electric vehicles is astounding! Electric vehicles are something like 80% efficient and could be even better, comparing well to the inefficient monsters we now use.
There are obviously technical issues, too. Can a solar cell (even organic thin film) be built to withstand the weight of trucks? Is it possible for electricity to be transferred from road to car unobtrusively and while in motion?
I'm posting this because I don't really know what to do with it. Is it feasible or crazy? How would I work out the costs involved (I'm not really very technical)? It may be impossible but please tell me why, it just feels too elegant to be completely wrong!


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Santa Barbara's latest arrival is a casual breakfast-and-lunch spot whose home-style sandwiches are inspired by Ugandan street food. For breakfast, try the scrambled eggs, bacon, and smoked tomato on house-made flatbread.
The open-air trolley on State Street leads to organic lunch spot Scarlett Begonia, which serves one of the best brunches in town. Snag a table in the hidden courtyard and order the salmon carpaccio.
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The more casual option of Bacara Resort's restaurants, The Bistro serves Mediterranean and Continental cuisine in both indoor and patio settings, with prime views of the Pacific Ocean.
A steak with chimichurri sauce and a bottle of Malbec pair well on the shady patio of this Santa Barbara staple that serves South American cuisine.
Spanish surrealist painter Joan Miró inspired this upscale, dinner-only restaurant at northern Santa Barbara's ritzy Bacara Resort. Chef de cuisine David Garwacki interprets the cuisine of Miró's Catalan homeland through a California prism.
Amid the vintage Victorian houses on nearby Summerland's main shopping street, Stacky's Seaside stands out like a grounded trawler. Fortify yourself with its fish and chips.
"Charlie Chaplin slept here" is a frequent—and often untrue—SoCal refrain, but it's apt at the Montecito Inn, which the famous actor built in the 1920s.
Since 1980, Tom White has featured local shellfish at his eatery at the end of Stearn's Wharf, overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Views have remained the same, but offerings at this fish shack-designed restaurant have expanded over the past three decades.
Try the Greyhound Proper, a cocktail made with fresh grapefruit juice, gin, and candied grapefruit peel (or any other drink from their menu, which is constantly changing based on what's fresh from the farmers' market.)
This Montecito restaurant draws on influences from Mexico, Latin America, and Spain. Locals pile into the yellow-walled dining room and fill the patio for tostadas and sandwiches at lunch, as well as dishes like seafood fajitas and paella Valenciana at dinner.


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National Days of Action to Stop Drone War
The Network for Stopping Drone Spying and Warfare plans April Days of Action 2013 to generate a public uprising across the United States to stop drone spying and drone warfare.
April 4-6: Drone Manufacturers Identify and protest drone manufacturing facilities, using demonstrations, teach-ins and other actions calling for an end to drone attacks and an end to the manufacture of weaponized and surveillance drones.
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Obama to Palestinians: Drop Call for Settlement Freeze : While President Obama urged Israel to accept Palestinians' right to some sort of viable state, he also called on Palestinians to drop their call for a settlement freeze as a precondition to negotiations.
US Officials: No Chemical Weapons Used in Syria : US military officials familiar with the reported incident say that there are "strong indications" that no such weapon was used, and that the more evidence they get, the more convinced they are that whatever happened in Aleppo, it wasn't a chemical weapons attack.
Iran Open to Direct US Talks : Iranian Supreme Leader Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei says that his nation is not opposed to holding direct talks with the United States about its nuclear program, although he expressed doubt about their viability.
Afghan Govt: NATO War 'Aimless and Unwise' : NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen faulted the Afghan government and the people living under NATO occupation in Afghanistan, saying they need to be more grateful for the "sacrifices" the alliance has made in spending over a decade conquering their nation.
As Other Nations Acquire Drones, Obama Seeks 'Global Rules' : President Obama took the concept of an aerial attack by unmanned drone from a rare event to something exceedingly common. Now that other countries gain capabilities, he's eager to impose constraints.
US Bombers Loom Over South Korea Amid Tension with North : American B-52 bombers capable of carrying nuclear weapons have been looming over South Korea off and on this month, part of the ongoing "military drills" and also a constant reminder to South Koreans of the growing tensions with their neighbors to the north.
Pentagon Still Downplays Growing Gitmo Hunger Strikes : Lawyers for Guantanamo Bay detainees and human rights officials have reported over 100 detainees are engaged in a hunger strike, protesting mistreatment and the confiscation of Qu'rans.
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P.O. Box 6129
Visalia, CA 93290
Ph: (559) 651-1525
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An Obama apologist from Oregon wrote to criticize Congressman Trey Gowdy for seeking the truth about the IRS inquisition against Obama's political foes.
The Fifth Amendment protects people from being compelled to testify. But the privilege does not apply when a witness chooses to testify, as Lois Lerner did by proclaiming her innocence.
Under the Fifth, the witness may either testify to nothing at all - or tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. There is no middle ground.
Even if Ms. Lerner had not waived the privilege, it would only apply if she had a reasonable expectation of being prosecuted. Ms. Lerner's claim of privilege is particularly dubious given that Congress does not and cannot prosecute crimes; Ms. Lerner is not being investigated as a suspect, but rather the investigation is of corruption within the Obama administration. If Ms. Lerner was truthful in saying that no laws were violated, the people depend on Congress to pass laws to prevent the IRS from engaging in such inquisitions in the future.
The Obama administration is trying to deprive the people of the United States of our right to protect ourselves from government corruption. That is precisely why Ms. Lerner was told to keep her mouth shut. Mr. Obama wants to be free to continue his classic Chicago-style thug tactics of using the power of government to attack his political opponents, without the checks and balances the Constitution provides against such corruption.
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Ahsan Bagwan wrote:I always find it overwhelming how so little time I find to get a good grounding in web development. There is so much to learn that I always end up feeling unable to catch up with.
In retrospect, I don't even write good unit tests. I have less exposure to build tools like Ant which every Java developer should know. I also struggle with critical knowledge concerning that of exceptions, reflection, concurrency and so forth.
I have only worked with JSP and the usual scriptlets. I have never written JSTL and EL and think I'm stuck working with old stuff while the world has moved onto JSF, Spring etc.
For a little bit background, I am working in my first job.
So fellow Ranchers, how did you deal with this feeling if you went through it, that is? Is it more of a conundrum bordering on philosophical aspects? Sorry if this comes out like whining but I thought I could turn to the experienced bunch of this community for some wise words.
Also, the fact that not learning anything in college and wasting some precious years keeps coming back to haunt me. Please be kind to my English as I am really learning to write fluently.


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Adult Primary Care
Knox County Health Department has partnered with Cherokee Health Systems to provide adult primary care medical services. All adults seeking primary care medical services are directed to Cherokee Health Systems at 2018 Western Avenue in Knoxville. Services provided at Cherokee include medical care, social services assistance and mental health services. Prescriptions may also be filled at Cherokee. More
Centers of Excellence (COE)
The COE serves adult residents (18 years and up) in Knox County and the 16 surrounding counties who are on TennCare, the Knox County Indigent Care Program, or who are Ryan White Eligible. Services include health assessment, medical care related to HIV and AIDS, and nutritional and pharmaceutical counseling. More
Clinic Locations and Directions
Knox County Health Department has three locations: main clinic, Teague and West. More
Communicable Disease Clinic
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Our clinical office, located on the second floor of the main health department, provides emergency care and routine dental services to qualified Knox County residents. The dental clinic is open from 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. More
Home Visiting Department
The Home Visiting Department provides the following services: Children's Special Services Program (CSS), Help Us Grow Successfully (HUGS), Newborn Screening Follow-Up, Newborn Hearing Screening Follow-Up, Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Prevention. More
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One thing that grabs my attention every time I look in a fashion magazine is how pretty the model's blond hair is in the Chloe ads. It doesn't seem to matter what season, what year- there is always one model with the most gorgeous, silky blond hair. If I do go get my colour done I will definitely bring some of these ads with me, especially all of the ones with Anja- such a vibrant true blond.
Saturday, 23 May 2009
Blonder and blonder
One thing that grabs my attention every time I look in a fashion magazine is how pretty the model's blond hair is in the Chloe ads. It doesn't seem to matter what season, what year- there is always one model with the most gorgeous, silky blond hair. If I do go get my colour done I will definitely bring some of these ads with me, especially all of the ones with Anja- such a vibrant true blond.
Going blonder...
I've always thought about going blonder, but I've never done it out of fear (I'm not really good with change, either). Lately I've been thinking about it more and more- now I've started to fear that if I don't do it now I will never do it. Also, when you're young you are supposed to do crazy things, right? And this wouldn't even be that crazy- just a lighter allover honey blonde. These photos by Brigitte Sire, for A4 magazine, are the perfect encapsulation of how I would like to look with that hair- breezy, sixties-style glamour.
Should I do it? My boyfriend was suggesting I go platinum, but that seems a little much for me...
Sunday, 17 May 2009
The Costumes of The Nutcracker
As a little girl, my parents had season tickets to the New York City Ballet. A few times a season my parents would take me with them to Lincoln Center to see a ballet, and every year they always took me to The Nutcracker. I loved everything about the ballet- the dancer's lithe bodies, the exquisite beauty of their movements, the mysterious and glamorous atmosphere, and, especially, the costumes. When I saw Rachel Papo's photographs of the making and fitting of the NYCB's Nutcracker costumes that were in the New York Sun I was immediately enthralled by them. The costumes and tutus are fluttering visions of pink and cream, and I find it so intriguing to see all of the layers that go into them up close. I would love to examine them all personally, but, for now, these photos will have to do.
Wednesday, 13 May 2009
Laced with Disappointment
After months of trying to find some gorgeous dress to wear to my brother's wedding I finally decided to see about getting this one incredibly beautiful and feminine dress by Erdem. The first look in his Spring/Summer 2009 collection I was immeditely obsessed with it when I saw it back in September and even briefly had it as the background on my laptop. I kinda always thought of it as being one of those dresses I would love but that were just completely out of my league. Finally this week, after having the worst luck finding anything that would be perfect for the wedding, I decided to try my luck on this one- just give it a go as it is pretty much the most beautiful dress I've ever seen. After calling almost all of his American stockists I ended up emailing his sales rep to see what stores bought the dress, and she emailed me back almost immediately saying they had one left in the studio. Of course it is in my size (I even got her to send me the measurements), but the price is simply insane for me to spend. It's pretty disappointing as I think it is such a special dress (I can't help that I love lace and high necks and long skirts and ice blue and orange and ruffles), but I was pretty positive in the first place that it would be beyond my means.
Maybe in a few years I can get it remade as a wedding dress- wouldn't it look pretty in white with baby or sky blue ribbons? Maybe tight long sleeves too...
Wednesday Morning
I'm loving this whole outfit from the latest Italian Vogue. Modeled by Arlenis Sosa and photographed by Michelangelo di Battista, this outfit, styled by Alice Gentilucci, is pure perfection. If anyone knows who the silk shirt and belt are by let me know!
This is a great little interview with Nicolle Meyer, Guy Bourdin's muse. As a huge Bourdin fan (as you can probably tell by this blog's banner) it was interesting to read about their connection- I only wish that the interview was longer and in greater depth. I wish I could go see the Unseen Guy Bourdin show in London, but I think it will be closed by the time I am there. Do go see it if you are in London and tell me how it is!
Monday, 11 May 2009
Summer Sun, Something's Begun
Growing up I was never a real fan of Summer. Obviously I loved it for certain reasons (no school being the main one), but I hated a lot of the quintessential aspects of Summer- the heat, the beaches, the sand, the saltwater. A lot of it probably has to do with growing up in a family that had no real interest in beach vacations- the first and only time I've ever been on a real beach vacation was when I was 16 with friends. For the last year or so I've started to really crave one, though. My boyfriend and I keep trying to plan one to Tulum or somewhere in the Caribbean, but it hasn't worked out due to our schedules. Seeing these photos on Jena Ardell's website has made me want to go away even more, but instead of to somewhere exotic to somewhere more quaint. I wish I could take him to Blackpool (some of my photos from my last trip there can be seen here), but we won't have enough time on our trip to England to go- and it's not warm enough anyway to fulfill my desires. I'm definitely going to get us out to Montauk sometime this summer to visit my old boss's surf shop and maybe we can go down to the Jersey shore- anyone know of any older seaside towns without the drunken Jersey girls and boys?
One of my main goals for the summer is to learn to ride a bike- my boyfriend tried to teach me last summer but he gave up after an hour. He says I need to buy a bike that fits my height first, so I'd like to find the bike in this photo- a pretty bike in my favourite colour.
I miss swimming- and that pool on Metropolitan and Bedford is not going to satisfy me.
I actually have these suitcases- I'll have to take them out for our trips this Summer.
The Art of Amateur Photography
Random amazing photos from SuperBomba's Flickr stream. An interview with her can be found here.
Saturday, 9 May 2009
Some Kind of Wonderful
The second great love of my life (after Adam Ant) was Dr Robert of the Blow Monkeys. They are still so good and I still find him so incredibly attractive in all of these videos, even after all these years. His solo albums are great as well- amazing folk music with a real rock n roll heart. I used to have a vhs of all of their videos that I would watch repeatedly, so these songs and videos are so nostalgic to me- I can't help feeling happy and carefree when I hear and watch them.
Marion Mahoney Griffin
I love architectural drawings probably more than any other type of art and these ones by Marion Mahoney Griffin are simply so gorgeous! A colleague of Frank Lloyd Wright's and the second woman to graduate from MIT in architecture, she is a very important part of the history of American architecture and the Prarie School. I would love to have these hanging on my walls- heavily inspired by traditional Japanese printmaking yet undeniably modern these drawings are so realistic and dreamlike at the same time.


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Iowa has much to be proud of in terms of its history of civil rights for its lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered citizens.
? Not only because the Iowa Legislature and governor in 2007 added sexual orientation and gender identity on the list of protected categories in the state's civil rights code.
? Not only because the Iowa Supreme Court in 2009 unanimously recognized that gay and lesbian Iowans have as much right to marry their partners as heterosexual Iowans do. ...


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Einstein's Workshop Pass Now AvailablePosted by Tina Stewart on Wed, 08/14/2013 - 9:33am
The library now has a pass to Einstein's Workshop in Burlington Massachusetts. Eisntein's Workshop is a space for kids and adults to explore the creative side of science, technology, engineering and math. Ckick here to reserve the pass. Thank you to Einstein's Workshop for donating the pass