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Book your room at Hotel Apartamentos El Puerto
Standard Double RoomMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 1 infant)
Get an overview of this hotelHotel with restaurant, near Ibiza Castle
Located in the heart of Ibiza, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Teatro Pereyra and Ibiza Castle. Port of Ibiza and Ibiza Museum of Contemporary Art are also within 10 minutes.
Hotel Features
Along with a restaurant, this hotel has an outdoor pool and a fitness center. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a poolside bar, and a coffee shop/café are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 179 rooms offer WiFi, balconies, and LCD TVs with satellite channels. Other amenities available to guests include safes, phones, and desks.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hotel Apartamentos El Puerto features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Event facilities measuring 10 square feet (1 square meters) include a meeting room. This Ibiza hotel also offers multilingual staff, concierge services, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby.
- 24-hour front desk
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Conference space size (feet) - 10
- Conference space size (meters) - 1
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of floors - 6
- One meeting room
- Outdoor pool
- Poolside bar
- Restaurant
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Television in common areas
- Total number of rooms - 179
Family Friendly Amenities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Outdoor pool
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access (10 EUR per 24 hours surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Room Amenities
- Access via exterior corridors
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Bathtub only
- Bidet
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Climate control
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- Hair dryer (on request)
- In-room safe
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Satellite TV service
- WiFi (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 10 AM.
Hotel Apartamentos El Puerto has a restaurant serving breakfast only.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 2:30 PM
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is Noon
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 7.50 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: EUR 10 (for 24 hours, rates may vary)
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What the Helen Woodward Animal Center spokespeople are calling "the very best rummage sale in the city!" took place in the 1,500-square-foot Pavilion on Oct. 6.
Close to 400 people, hunting for incredible bargains, were lured onto the Animal Center grounds over the early morning hours.
At almost the same time, another program the Animal Center is proud of, Therapeutic Riding, was hosting an equestrian event nearby, also on Animal Center grounds.
It was the third annual rummage sale, but the first partnered with the Sustainers of the Junior League of San Diego. Furniture was donated by the very charitable Ark Antiques of La Jolla, and designer clothing was donated by My Sister's Closet in Costa Verde Center (University City). In the mix could be found bicycles, jewelry, English saddles, sporting goods artwork, books and housewares.
Proceeds of the sale, about $18,000, were split between Helen Woodward and the Junior League, and unsold items were donated to United Cerebral Palsy of San Diego County. Funds raised go toward Animal Center pets and programs.
The Therapeutic Riding show is arranged so that the students may show off their newly developed skills to friends and family. Children and adults in the Therapeutic Riding Program have a variety of needs stemming from cerebral palsy, Down syndrome and autism, stroke recovery and learning disabilities among other challenges.
The horse show events designed at the skills level of the 25 therapy participants were dressage, show jumping, soccer, and a "triathlon." Each child received a trophy.
The show also makes for a great photo opportunity for parents and friends.
Jessica Gercke, who handles media relations for the Animal Center, was also overseeing the horse show.
"This is the first time that any of these children will receive a trophy," said Gercke. "And the only time people will look up to them — because the child in on a horse."
The Helen Woodward Therapeutic Riding Program is accredited with the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship (PATH) International.
The horses have been specially trained for this work and their instructors are certified and are always present to guide the horses and riders.
During weekly sessions the student riders develop increased balance, muscle control, and core strength, improved concentration and short-term memory, along with the enhanced confidence and self-esteem that seems to come from developing a partnership with a horse.
The students (who can start as early as age 4) perform a number of repetitive therapy exercises, which can produce rapid results because the young riders are having challenging fun.
Some of the people at Helen Woodward that morning were Jennifer Edstrom, Kathryn Murphy, Zach and Andrea Myers, Marijo Kuperman, Madi Kuperman, Kaci Mack, Peg Ferrier, Trisha Landoni, Elizabeth Stress, Jamie Shallcross, Linda Foster, Donna Ohman, Martinique Gray, David Nichols, Lori Nichols, Helga Schweizer, Frank Lance, Alice Lyles, Susana Lance, Reyna Lyles, and Mary Lane.
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On âOosterdokseilandâ (ODE), right next to Central Station and within the historic city centre, is the impressive, newly-built DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Amsterdam Centraal Station. This DoubleTree by Hilton hotel with a modern architectural design is characterised by its transparency and versatility. Large, floor-to-ceiling windows are featured in each guest room, meeting room and all bars and restaurant spaces within the hotel, providing plenty of daylight and impressive views of the city.
The many outdoor areas such as waterfront terraces, Sky terrace, suite balconies, court yard and private roof terraces ensure that each and every guest can enjoy the serenity of the city from the tranquility of the hotel. The rooms and suites at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Amsterdam Centraal Station feature a variety of facilities to make your stay as comfortable as possible such as individually controlled air conditioning, windows that open, and an iMac system which functions both as a TV and computer. High-speed internet access and Wi-Fi is also available free of charge throughout the entire hotel. The hotelâs main restaurant, City Café, offers an international fare with local flavour. Diners in City Café can feast upon the magnificent views over the waters of the Oosterdok whilst enjoying fresh cuisine from seasonal, high quality ingredients. The comfortable, yet sophisticated atmosphere is complemented with a service of excellence that will make your visit for breakfast, lunch and dinner a memorable culinary experience. As with City Café, the East Dock Lounge offers a bright and open atmosphere where meeting and relaxing is the main focus. Besides an extensive selection of local and international beers, wines and other beverages, the East Dock Lounge offers a unique whisky collection. The menu focuses on healthy and light meals. The East Dock Lounge may therefore be called the new living room of Amsterdam joined by a large, south facing terrace for sunny days. Whether it is for a brief meeting, a private conversation, a quiet moment before you take the train, or a quick lunch before you pick up your car from the Oosterdokgarage, the Lobby Bar offers many possibilities. Just like the City Café and the East Dock Lounge, the Lobby Bar is situated on the ground floor level with a spacious terrace overlooking the waters of the Oosterdok. Even a public library is available. The Sky Lounge with Sky Terrace is definitely one of the most unique places in the historic centre of Amsterdam. From the 11th floor of the DoubleTree by Hilton Amsterdam Centraal Station you will have a breathtaking 360 degree view of the skyline of the city and on clear days you can even see the planes land at Schiphol Airport (AMS). In a relaxed atmosphere we serve a wide selection of wines, fine, classic and modern cocktails and an extensive menu of luxury snacks and small dishes. The best location to have a drink in Amsterdam!In addition to several exclusive rooms at the City Café on the ground floor, the first floor offers over 1,000 square feet of modern meeting and event spaces. The rooms are flexible and easy to combine which makes this floor ideal for small and large groups. Here too, natural light, transparency and an impressive view is the main focus.
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The College opposes a law suit attacking HCFA's reimbursement of physician expenses
From the February 1999 ACP-ASIM Observer, copyright © 1999 by the American College of Physicians-American Society of Internal Medicine.
On Jan. 4, ACP-ASIM joined four other medical societies and submitted an amicus curiae brief supporting HCFA's methods of calculating reimbursements for practice expenses.
In November, 11 specialty societies filed a lawsuit challenging HCFA's 1999 Medicare physician fee schedule. In 1998, HCFA increased payments for office-visit practice expenses by about $330 million, an amount known as the primary care "down payment." At the same time, HCFA reduced payments for overvalued subspecialty procedures. HCFA made these adjustments in an effort to move toward a resource-based system for practice expenses. Historically, Medicare has paid for practice expenses based on what physicians charge, not actual costs.
In creating its 1999 fee schedule, HCFA used the primary care down payment to calculate the new practice expense relative value units (PE-RVUs), which potentially determine overall physician reimbursement. The 11 groups filing suit, however, want HCFA to calculate the 1999 PE-RVUs using data that do not reflect the primary care down payment. Using older data to create the new PE-RVUs would result in lower reimbursements for office visits and higher pay for inpatient surgical procedures.
HCFA has argued that using older data to calculate 1999 PE-RVUs would cause a "ping-pong" effect: Procedures that received lower payment in 1998 would receive higher payments in 1999 and then lower payments in following years as HCFA makes the transition to a resource-based system of paying for practice expenses.
In the amicus brief, ACP-ASIM and the four other medical societies—the American Academy of Family Physicians, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American College of Rheumatology and the Renal Physicians Association—argue that using older data to determine the 1999 PE-RVUs will reduce access for Medicare beneficiaries by raising surgical fees and co-payments.
The amicus brief also points out that if HCFA is forced to change PE-RVUs in the middle of the year, it will have to recalculate the payments that have already been made to physicians in 1999. The amicus brief also argues that if the PE-RVUs are changed, HCFA could be forced to demand refunds from physicians whose practice expense payments for office visits were too high. Such an action, the brief says, would "severely hinder Medicare operations and be disruptive for all physicians."
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[GUIDE]+[STUDIO] ZOTAC GEForce 9300 WIFI DDR2 and DDR3 Snow --> ML TEST 1082 sleep #795
Posted 25 July 2010 - 06:27 AM
Incredible! Works great!. Can't tell you how much I appreciate it. The only strange thing is that the DVI out works but not the HDMI plug (this is true when using any driver or even the 1280x1024-only unrecognized mode, so it's probably a hardware problem). But it doesn't matter because I'm still getting HDMI audio if I use a DVI-HDMI adapter. I didn't even think that was possible.
Posted 25 July 2010 - 12:55 PM
Would you mind writing a post with your install experience with you hardware?
Record what you did. If it works I wan to buy the same thing.
Posted 25 July 2010 - 01:51 PM
Would you mind writing a post with your install experience with you hardware?
Record what you did. If it works I wan to buy the same thing.
in total.... really nice board and amazing fast !!!
i´ve choosen the bios setup mentioned on the first page and also the extra folder for Snow Kitty.
installation was going easily with chameleon 2.03 and a retail 10.6.0 image on a usb stick.
at the moment i´ve connected a vga monitor and the resolution stucks at 1024x768
lan sound sleep restart etc works pretty on 10.6.0
no wlan.... but i´m not looking for this actually....
i tested 10.6.4 with the combo update but for this files need to be optimized.
therefor i need someone who has a working dsdt file for the board (I-E), because i´ve no experience in editing the dsdt file....
so if anyone could help me ?? would be great !!!
cheers, knobsi
Posted 26 July 2010 - 08:01 AM
i´ve connected my rig with a dvi 20" cinema display et voilà: i´ve got full resolution(1680x1050)
so it seems that my vga cable isn´t soo good as i expected... but that´s history now ;-)
on 10.6.4 i´ve found actually following things to tweak:
- wake up after sleep (monitor is still black and lan is off)
- no sound
who knows how to solve these 2 things ??
cheers, knobsi
btw: isn´t it possible to rename the applehda.kext to something different and call it by boot.pls?
Posted 28 July 2010 - 11:15 PM
also had to reinstall the nForceLan (and delete nvenet.kext)
Came here, read a few pages and got the sound working again!
Thanks to everyone that keeps this thread alive!!!! You guys rock!
Posted 29 July 2010 - 01:01 AM
So I havent built a hackintosh in a few years and now im back.
I have the zotac GF9300-d-e I belive ver 1. I am using a E5200 dual core proc. The system booted perfect off the ##### and with the retail 10.6.3 DVD. The HDMI works and the audio shows up as digital, SPDIF and the reg back stuff. But I am not getting audio out of the HDMI. I really want to have the audio come out of the HDMI as using the stereo is such a pain for the wife.
Also I read most of the posts here and would like to know if anyone could point me in the right direction for the proper kexts for my rev1 board to make everything work. I dont really understand what the DSDT things are either. I have not run multiboot or updated to 10.6.4 as I wanted to wait to see what I need first. I did see people putting up files but didnt know if they were going to wrk for my system.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I still feel new to this since I have used osx since 2006 ish.
thanks in advance.
EDIT: So I updated to the 10.6.4 and used ##### with the DSDT from scrax's sig. and now it wont load up. It does the gray screen then goes black like its finishing loading then nothing. So I load up the ##### and -x, after some time it boots I dropped all the kexts for the nvidia one and loaded the audio one and now it still wont load. what am I doing wrong. I swear that kext utility does nothing. I have never been able to get anything to load using that. I have it in the dock and then just drop single kexts on it. then reboot. This is frustrating
NEWER EDIT: Minihack THANK YOU!!!!!! your post, 552 was exactly what I needed. was not previously able to get my video working correctly or the audio. it had really really bad hissing and now everything is working perfect except
1. HDMI audio out
2. Sleep. But I think sleep never worked even on win 7 with rev 1.
I think that the author of this topic should add minihacks 552 reply to page 1 as it really breaks it down what to do and where. The only thing I had problems with was where to put the apple.boot.plist things. and the mbios.plist
But again if anyone knows how to get HDMI audio working now please advise.
Posted 03 August 2010 - 06:14 PM
My Zotac 9300 Wifi DE has no sound for two months since upgrading to 10.6.4.
Could anyone share the DSDT and AppleHDA.kext? Thanks.
I've E8600 and 4GB DDR2 Ram.
Posted 05 August 2010 - 06:17 PM
P.S. BTW, can I get restart fix from Chameleon to work? Everyone out there just delete EvOreboot.kext and stuff works for them, how about Zotac GF9300?
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Posted 06 August 2010 - 07:08 AM
Posted 06 August 2010 - 10:05 AM
FakeSMCMod is FakeSMC 2.5 with Yelllow icon fix included I made it to reduce the number of kext to load but after I started testing the new FakeSMC with temperature monitor I'm back to the classic IOAHCIBlockStorageInjector.kext
So now with my dsdt I use:
GF9300_Scrax.zip 1.51MB 58 downloads
Posted 06 August 2010 - 11:25 AM
I have no problem with the vanilla kext, what id are you using?
yup, 10.6.4 also broke the sound for me.
also had to reinstall the nForceLan (and delete nvenet.kext)
Came here, read a few pages and got the sound working again!
Thanks to everyone that keeps this thread alive!!!! You guys rock!
Have you tried my dsdt?
Posted 18 August 2010 - 08:48 AM
Posted 19 August 2010 - 11:15 PM
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Nevermind, i copied working loginserver.app from 10.6.3 and got system back to work ;-)
Posted 23 August 2010 - 11:14 AM
AppleHDA.kext.zip 1.31MB 64 downloads
NOTE: Patching the binary is not the only mod made, also info.plist in
are modded to match codec id for the zotac board.
this is why previously my patched kext was not working
Posted 30 August 2010 - 07:14 PM
I finally got my hackintosh working with the files provided by scrax in post #565.
core system components:
9300-ITX rev.1 D-E
E8600 Intel
Though i did not check audio and wifi.
ethernet is definitely not working here.
and I am getting just 1280x1024, though i had 1920x1200 px before using scrax' extras folder.
What do you need to know, so you can help me getting things working?
Seems like i fu***d something up... boots only with -x
Posted 31 August 2010 - 07:02 PM
In /Extra there is:
- dsdt.aml CPU indipendent (p-state with latest chameleon),
- smbios.plist with some ram data and iMac10,1 as modelID (MacMini3,1 is better with a dualcore CPU),
- com.apple.boot.plist modify to your taste
I've managed to have only one kext in /Extra/Extensions:
ZEvOReboot.kext I've changed the name because it's not anymore EvoReboot only, it addst also IOAHCIBlockstorage.kext and LegacyHDA inside For orange icons fix and audio routing.
In S/L/E I have fakeSMC.kext with plugins for temp and gpu, and AppleHDA.kext binpatched to have audio working.
my dsdt if for the onboard gpu, with another one I've not tested.
Hi guys,
I finally got my hackintosh working with the files provided by scrax in post #565.
core system components:
9300-ITX rev.1 D-E
E8600 Intel
Though i did not check audio and wifi.
ethernet is definitely not working here.
and I am getting just 1280x1024, though i had 1920x1200 px before using scrax' extras folder.
What do you need to know, so you can help me getting things working?
Seems like i fu***d something up... boots only with -x
Attached Files
Posted 02 September 2010 - 12:57 AM
I have no problem with the vanilla kext, what id are you using?
Have you tried my dsdt?
scrax, sorry for late reply.. been away..
The reason I use nForceLAN is because I dual boot to Linux. With the default nvenet it would grab hold of the NIC by the balls and not release them. So when I booted into Linux, the network would not work. It would only work if I pulled the power for 5 seconds. I would work if I was in Linux and rebooted to OSX, but ONCE I've booted OSX, Linux network would not work...
Only problem is that when I install nForceLAN, reboot and shutdown don't work I'm going to try the evoreboot.
Posted 05 September 2010 - 11:43 PM
Just check ONE motherboard
there's no need to select any AppleHDA patch,
but it can be used to patch AppleHDA after an upgrade
Chameleon options leave default
EDIT: New installer posted
Posted 09 September 2010 - 03:47 AM
NOTE:Line In is configured as line out (LineOut+Line
Mic Rear OK
Mic Front N/A (please report if it works)
Only one kext in E/E
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How the Catholics Saved Civilization
McCloskey, Rev C. J., The American Spectator
How the Catholics Saved Civilization How the Catholic Church Built Western Civilization by Thomas E. Woods, Jr. (REGNERY PUBLISHING, 256 PAGES, $29.95)
THOMAS E. WOODS, JR. HAS WRITTEN a challenging and indeed almost defiant book. A professional historian with degrees from Harvard and Columbia, he systematically explains to a reading public that has largely lost its historical memory "How the Catholic Church Built Western Civilization" (the title of his new book from Regnery). In this new volume, Woods follows up on his recent bestseller The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History (2004), also available from Regnery. To a degree, he traces the footsteps of best-selling author Thomas Cahill How the Irish Saved Civilization (Doubleday, 1995, see review on my website). However, Thomas Woods's approach is both religiously orthodox and more trustworthy historically, as signaled by the excellent bibliography and ample scholarly footnotes. When a noted Stanford historian such as Dr. Paul Legutko praises publicly such a book, you know that you are not reading a biased reactionary polemic.
During the Great Jubilee year, John Paul II issued a famous "apology," or act of contrition on behalf of the entire Catholic Church for the serious sins committed by its members over almost 2000 years of history. In doing so, he wished the Church to enter the new millennium with slate wiped clean, having acknowledged in specific ways the crimes, sometimes horrendous, committed by its human elements throughout history.
That millennial apology is a perfect set-up for Professor Woods's splendid account of the many ways in which the Catholic faith created what we call Western civilization. Reaching bookstores almost simultaneously with the end of John Paul's magnificent pontificate, Woods's book establishes with sober confidence that the great majority of the institutions that define the West and that are increasingly exported throughout the world are the product of Catholicism and of believing Catholics.
Professor Woods acknowledges, "In our media and popular culture, little is off-limits when it comes to parodying the Church. Students, to the extent that they know anything at all about the Catholic Church, are typically familiar only with alleged instances of Church 'corruption.' The story of Catholicism, as far as they know it, is one of ignorance, repression, and stagnation." But Woods notes, "Western civilization stands indebted to the Church for the university system, charitable work, international law, the sciences, and, important legal principles... Western civilization owes far more to the Catholic Church than most people-Catholics included-often realize. The Church, in fact, built Western civilization."
Our world is fascinated and driven by technological progress, so readers are likely to find espedaily interesting Woods's explanation of how modern science gained its original impetus from Catholic theology. Woods convincingly argues that j modern experimental science started in the late Middle Ages due to the Christian belief that God created the world "ex nihil" and that there is an "order" in the universe that can gradually be known by men. …


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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Isaiah Thomas had 24 points and six assists, Tyreke Evans scored 11 of his 21 points in the fourth quarter Thursday night and the Sacramento Kings earned their third straight home win, holding off the slumping Minnesota Timberwolves 101-98.
The Kings are 6-5 over the last three weeks and their 19 home wins are the most over the previous three seasons.
Nikola Pekovic had 18 points and 12 rebounds for the Timberwolves, who have lost two straight and four of five. Injury-plagued Minnesota has dropped 21 of 28 games since Jan. 8. The Timberwolves have lost nine straight and 17 of 18 on the road.
Ricky Rubio had 12 points, nine assists and seven rebounds for the Timberwolves.
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The 36th Conference on New York State History will take place June 18-20, 2015, and will be hosted by Niagara University.
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The Conference on New York State History is an annual meeting of academic and public historians, librarians and archivists, educators, publishers, and other interested individuals who come together to discuss topics and issues related to the people of New York State in historical perspective and to share information and ideas regarding historical research, programming, and the networking of resources and services.
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Single occupancy rooms in Niagara University's apartments are available for $45.00/night on both Thursday and Friday nights. Apartments open up to a shared common area and bathroom, and are a short walk from the conference facility. Linens are provided, and the apartments have A/C. Please reserve your space when you register online. If you have any questions please contact Mary Zawacki at (914) 373-8733 or email@example.com.
The Days Inn at The Falls has held a block of rooms for conference participants at $109/night. To reserve your room, call Taylor Combs, Sales Manager directly at 716-278-2620 and mention that you are with the Conference on New York state History.
Our previously recommended accommodation, Barton Hill, is now fully booked as of May 28.
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Seasonal events are often the most popular in-game events in many of today's MMOs. But each game's designers have to find a way to slip these real world celebrations into the lore and mechanics of their persistent worlds. Let's look at this year's crop of Easter events transmogrified into online fun.
Some designers do little more than blatantly throw in eggs hidden in the bushes such as World of Warcraft's Noblegarden. You can spend the day in the newbie zones and collect eggs that hold minor items. Not very much to this, especially considering the way Blizzard has been revamping other seasonal events like Hallow's End into something drool worthy.
Fortunately, our friends at WoW Insider have created a gallery of the 25 best Easter Eggs of WoW. Not the kind of Easter eggs mentioned above, but the little hidden in jokes placed in the game by the designers from 'Snakes on a Plane' visual gags to Clint Eastwood nods to 'Firefly' shout-outs.
You can begin your tour of these hidden gems by clicking on the first picture below, check out what little Noblegarden does have to offer in the second gallery or continue to read about Easter events in other MMOs after the jump.
Gallery: Burning Crusade Easter eggs
Lineage 2 has been running their Bunny Money event for awhile now. Players can hunt monsters for special drops to turn in for bags of loot or they can be transported to Fantasy Isle. Once there, they can transform into rabbits which will reveal hidden treasure chests that hold various goodies. Those goodies can range for simple buff items to high level and rare pieces.
Next, Lord of the Rings Online has launched its first Spring Festival. With everything from flower picking to an epic tavern crawl that results in a huge keg to put in your guild house, Middle-earth is celebrating the spring in its own way. Massively has created a guide for anyone looking to complete the Spring Festival quests before they end on March 31st.
Finally, Second Life will be teaming with Easter events, from egg hunts to islands full of rabbit people. As always, the trick is to score an invite.
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Hardy–Weinberg law
noun Har·dy–Wein·berg law \ˌhär-dē-ˈwīn-ˌbərg-\
Definition of HARDY-WEINBERG LAW
: a fundamental principle of population genetics: population gene frequencies and genotype frequencies remain constant from generation to generation if mating is random and if mutation, selection, immigration, and emigration do not occur —called also Hardy-Weinberg principle
Origin of HARDY-WEINBERG LAW
G. H. Hardy †1947 English mathematician and W. Weinberg †1937 German physician
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Hardy–Weinberg law
noun Har·dy–Wein·berg law \ˌhärd-ē-ˈwīn-ˌbərg-\
Medical Definition of HARDY–WEINBERG LAW
: a fundamental principle of population genetics that is approximately true for small populations and holds with increasing exactness for larger and larger populations: population gene frequencies and population genotype frequencies remain constant from generation to generation if mating is random and if mutation, selection, immigration, and emigration do not occur—called also Hardy-Weinberg principle
Biographical Note for HARDY–WEINBERG LAW
Hardy, Godfrey Harold (1877–1947), British mathematician. In his time Hardy was probably the leading pure mathematician in Great Britain. In 1908 he published a paper formulating the law of population genetics that the frequencies of both the different kinds of genes and of the different kinds of genotypes which they produce tend to remain constant over generations in large populations under general conditions.
Wein·berg \ˈvīn-berk\ , Wilhelm (1862–1937), German physician and geneticist. Weinberg made important contributions in medicine and human genetics to the study of multiple births, population genetics, and medical statistics. He ranks as one of the founders of population genetics. Independently of Hardy and at about the same time, he discovered the law of population genetics that is now called the Hardy-Weinberg law after both of them. In his studies of population genetics, Weinberg took into account both genetic and environmental factors. He was the first geneticist to partition the total variance of phenotypes into genetic and environmental portions.
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Sudan's Tragic Legacy of Civil War
Foek, Anton, The Humanist
From the sky there seems to be nothing but savannah and grassland--where the Nile River and its tributaries slink through the African countryside like snakes on a playful afternoon. This time of year, shades of brown and yellow prevail and many rivers are dry. Where some moisture remains, the land is green. And almost invisible among the high growing grass, the yawning branches of many different types of trees, and along the morasses and smaller rivers, 4.5 million Sudanese are constantly displaced.
Torture, murder, rape, enslavement, and theft are common in the Republic of the Sudan, Africa's largest country and one of the world's poorest. A drought has gripped the area for two years and massive numbers of people are now dying from famine. But the deaths are generally blamed on Sudan's current civil war. For almost fifteen years, the mainly Christian south has been fighting for autonomy from the Muslim north. Indeed, with the exception of a ten-year period, Sudan has been at war with itself for the last forty years. And to make matters worse, oil has been discovered.
Forgotten Conflict
As we near a bend in the road from Chuckudum to New Cush in southwestern Sudan, we see two women walking, accompanied by two younger boys. The boys are fourteen or fifteen years of age, armed with AK-47 automatic rifles, and virtually naked. The women each balance a gourd of water on their head while leading a donkey. A piece of leather covers each woman's waist, while small, colorful chains of beads encircle their wrists. The younger woman is in her last months of pregnancy, and the whole scene would make quite a snapshot.
The road we travel was recently made by the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) using bulldozers it seized from the government in Khartoum. As the driver of the van I am riding in notices the women, he explains that they are on their way to take food to a cattle camp. As we watch, the donkeys-frightened by our motorized vehicle--turn around and jerk on their cords, causing first the pregnant woman and then the second woman to lose balance and fall on the ground. From the van, I can't see if the donkey fell on the pregnant woman. Her gourd--a very valuable possession here--is smashed into pieces and its precious water disappears immediately into the soil, leaving a dark spot behind. The two boys accompanying the women brandish their rifles at the van driver and order him to get out. They are desperately angry. The driver has no choice and starts crying: "Don't shoot! Don't shoot! I am a priest, a Catholic priest." The snapshot is turning into a nightmare.
In the van there are a number of people from the same tribe. One man gets out and beseeches the boys not to shoot the priest. He is Bishop Paride Taban, one of the main champions for peace and reconciliation in southern Sudan. A few other passengers step out of the van and hide behind it. Some remain inside and watch in disbelief as the bishop--arms wide open--walks toward the boys, talking to them. They maintain that he has made a big mistake and point at the pregnant woman. Their guns sparkle in the sun. The donkey has not fallen on her. After a few minutes their anger subsides, and a moment later the click of the guns' safeties is heard. Talk turns now to compensation. At first the boys demand the complete contents of the van. After a few more minutes they accept that we take the women to a clinic for checkups and provide a jerrican or two filled with water as recompense for the broken gourd. A disaster has been avoided.
"If I had not been a priest," Taban later says, "but an ordinary driver, they would have killed me without mercy. Everyone here has automatic weapons. Even twelve-, thirteen-year-old children. That has made life cheap here." Later that night at a compound on our route to New Cush, he breathes easier and says, "Life can be ended at any given moment. This morning too."
Taban had been on his way to a river site where a bridge is being constructed and had food with him for the workers. …


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"American Idol" Final Four: Who's Going Home?
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rainonme224 8 years
I really hope Blake is safe. The show is going to be so boring if he leaves, the 3 girls performances have almost always been boring.
KAEB06 8 years
I think Lakisha is going home but if not here I'm hoping Blake leaves....I am SO over the beat-boxing....
summer-roberts 8 years
I can't believe the show was so boring. If only last night is considered, it could very well be any one of them. But given the previous performances of each one, I would have to say Lakisha. She has not gotten good reviews several times. I am very disappointed this season, maybe it is the choice of themes.
lilxmissxmolly 8 years
aw i want Blake to stay! I think LaKisha's going home, and Dial Idol says the same.
miss-britt 8 years
i have no clue i'm thinking lakisha as well even though i love her.I really wish Melinda would leave but so many people love her. But the Bee Gee show was extremely boring in my opinion. ****"Everything in life is only for now."-Avenue Q****
Maggie-Mae 8 years
I really think LaKisha is going home
Linda-McP 8 years
Either Blake or Lakisha will be leaving. None of them really did well last night. Maybe it was that they were performing songs not really intended to be solos; whatever it was, they all were underwhelming last night.
Samanna42 8 years
I'm going with LaKisha, only because I can't see the top three being all girls. Plus, Blake adds something different. Without him the last couple of shows would be way too boring. All three females left are way too similar.
Hanna-kk 8 years
I think the top 3 will be all girls. So Blake is going home. If a girl leaves, it will be LaKisha. Hanna
JLew1982 8 years
I'm sorry, but this season has been a major letdown from the beginning. I'm going with Blake only because he's cute and we share the same last name! I really hope next season is better.
aras8218 8 years
OK, this is the first American Idol i've truly gotten into so i've got big opinions. The next to go has to be Lakiesha, yes she can sing, but the other lady's sing better.She should have gone before both my boys who left last week. I would like to see Blake win and he's definatly a dark horse option. I'm torn about Jordin and Melinda. Melinda's the sh*t, we all know that but does she deserve the crown, Mmmm. And Jordin a little prodigy, but does the youngster deserve it? Hmm i'm torn. But, Lakiesha a** better be booted next week that i know.


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Horse enthusiasts with big dreams are moving forward with their idea to build a $200 million everything-under-the-sun equestrian event center on ranch land in southern Sonoma County.
The sprawling project, on 250 acres of rolling pasture on a 1,200-acre spread west of Cotati, would be a world-class venue intended to attract national and international competitions, supporters say.
The grandness of the vision is matched by the hurdles that must be overcome, not the least of which are financial, environmental and governmental. Yet the promoters seem undeterred.
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It would be an economic engine for the area and would restore Sonoma County to what they say is its rightful place at the center of the horse world. Twice in the past two centuries the county has held that honor, they said, but access to local venues and support for equestrian sports has withered in recent decades.
"Everything &'horse' starts here," said Karl Bastian, a leading promoter and past president of the Sonoma County Horse Council. Studies have shown that the horse industry, including boarding, training and other business, has been one of the county's top farm sectors, he said. "It's going to happen again."
Versions of the idea have been passed around in horse circles for years. The latest package has drawn interest from a group of ranching families whose properties occupy much of the land between Meacham and Roblar roads north of the county's central landfill.
The list of facilities envisioned for that land is lofty.
Up to 17 outdoor show arenas, polo fields, an exercise track, museum, restaurants, shops, a conference and equine surgical center and campgrounds would occupy the developed area. It would be anchored by a "coliseum," a covered stadium of still undetermined size.
The campus would support up to 80 full-time jobs and generate between $65 million and $250 million annually in business and taxes for the county, supporters said. They based those numbers on figures associated with other equestrian centers such as the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, which is about the same size.


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Nothing wrong with a small punishments when you've deviated from the plan.
I know were all about rewarding ourselves for the good, but we know a good stern talking to, grouding or punishment has taught us a lesson or 2 in the past. When i get to my nutrition feedback at the end of the day, and I have no calorie deficit because i ate 4 cookies instead of 1, I make myself drop and give me 30 pushups (or whatever hurts, used to be 10, but i'm stronger now). I hate them, I really do, and the next day when my arms are aching, I skip the cookies
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A Protein Bar Can Save Your Day
Keeping a protein bar with you can keep you from getting too hungry or resorting to fast food if you have a delay when you're traveling or running errands. It buys you time so you can make a rational decision about your next meal. Better to eat the protein bar and risk going over by 100 calories than to make a hasty food decision that could cost you 800! If I'm traveling with a friend I bring an extra for my friend, too. You never know when you'll need it, and they're always glad you did.
- Submitted by THISYEARSMODEL 7/19/2011 in Healthy Eating | 3 Comments
Keep a clear glass jar somewhere you see it all the time and put in it a penny for every 1lb of weight you lose. Seeing number of pennies in the jar growing is excellent motivation, just be sure to take them out if you gain - not wanting to remove any pennies is a great way to keep yourself on track!
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One simple way to blog is to hold a conversation. Talk to SparkPeople about your day, about your nutrition and fitness struggles or successes, and just keep it simple.
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How to get enough water and not feel overwhelmed by the felling of constantly drinking.
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Everyday I try to go out for just a half an hour walk. Doesn't matter if it's outside or on the treadmill. It's a great way for me to clear my mind and not worry about anything but enjoying my walk.
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Exercise bike first thing in the morning
I ride my exercise bike (and read a book) for 10 minutes every morning before my shower. It gets my heart pumping, and gets my knees moving so I can begin my day.
Cheesy, I know, but instead of telling myself that I'm hungry, I try to tell myself "I need nutrition". I can ask myself "Do I need nutrition, or am I just feeling snacky?" It kind of discounts food as a "treat" and makes me think of it more as simply a neccessity for living.
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If you plan to go out to dinner with your spouse, try eating yogurt for breakfast and a weight loss shake for lunch. You don't use a lot of calories and you can enjoy your evening out without going over your daily allowance of calories. I do this at least once a week and I'm losing a pound a week.
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Learn to love sweating. Every time you start sweating, imagine each drop of sweat as another pound being lost.


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|Sydney Harbour during Vivid Festival.
Australia is a vast land to travel to. It is a country and a continent as well. If you're going to travel around Australia, you have to expect to adjust the time on your wrist watch depending on which part of the country you are going to visit.
The country has different states and territories: Australian Capital Territory (ACT), New South Wales (NSW), Victoria (VIC), Tasmania (TAS), Western Australia (WA), South Australia (SA), Queensland (QLD), and the Northern Territory (NT). So, depending on the time you allotted to travel the country, the money you want to spend (Australia is not that cheap to travel..but there are options you can explore for a budget trip here), and the reason for travelling, then for sure, your travel itinerary will be full on!
Most of the travelers will make use of all the time they are allowed to stay here (for Visa reasons). Some will spend up to three (3) months here (the maximum allowed stay per entry on a tourist visa), while some will just spend four (4) weeks or less.
Depending on what you want to do, your travel interests, and if want to tick off something from your bucket list, a very careful planning of your travel itinerary is a must - to save time and money! But if you just want to explore the top most attractions of Australia, then you don't need to visit all the states and territories. The following are suggested travel itineraries you may use. I will be posting soon the specific itineraries per cities listed below.
|Sydney Opera House
You can spend 3-5 days here, visiting most of the attractions near the city, the beaches (Manly & Bondi), Taroonga Zoo, and the Blue Mountains.
|Melbourne CBD
A 3-4 days here would be enough, covering attractions near the city, the Great Ocean Road tour, and the Phillip Islands.
|Great Ocean Road, Twelve Apostles
|Gold Coast CBD
Three (3) to four (4) days here would be enough as well. Within your stay here, you can visit the theme parks, check the attractions at Surfer's Paradise, or do some tours in the rain forest of Queensland.
You can also add up to your itinerary a visit to the Great Barrier Reef, Cairns, and the famous Uluru (Ayers Rock).
So what are you waiting for? Plan your itinerary now! Make sure you include some rest periods along the way!


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I thought this was going to be like that "how to draw a line" tutorial and you were just going to smudge it into a smudge of smudginess.
I was wrong, and you made me say bad words out of surprise.
I was wrong, and you made me say bad words out of surprise.
Oh my gosh!! I swear you are the most creative artist I knooow
Oh my god that's amazing
This seems like a totally different form of art and it is AMAZING!
Wow, this is awesome!!!
cool!!! that's very creative
Oh that is just genius awesome. I'm going to have a go at this.
omg I tried it it was so fun ahhhhh
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wow! Really?! "the art of blend the reality"
This is awesome. I hope i'll be able to become as good as you are with the smudge tool.
Holy crap that is incredible! I wouldn't believe it if you didn't do a step-by-step!
Okey, you just destroyed me by this amazingness.
I bet you're amazing at fingerpainting! XD
Well that's certainly an interesting way to make art! I need to try this some time. o:
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That is awesome
my god, that is brilliant!
can you please do a for-shortening tutorial?
There are some really good tutorials already if you search em up :3
thanks i saw the tutorial folder you looked up and have been searching myself, thank you very much for you time X3
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One of my all time favorite choruses. What a wonderful place to be...."in the light of His glory and grace."Have a beautifully blessed Sunday!ReplyDelete
YES! YES! YES!, Keeping my eyes upon Him! Be blessed.
Beautiful verse! Have a wonderful Sunday!ReplyDelete
Love the verse, Lois!
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I love your blog already without really going through it yet because Lois was my mother's name and her 68th birthday would have been Tuesday.
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one of my favorite hymns...Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus...thank you.ReplyDelete
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As American Idol gets set to premiere tonight, we've uncovered a pair of pictures from two hopeful contestants.
You should recognize at least one person in the first photo: yes, that's previous American Idol champion Fantasia. By her side is brother Ricco. He tries out during the initial round of auditions, but we've already heard Simon Cowell say he doesn't exactly measure up to his talented sibling.
Don't look for Ricco to advance very far.
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Dancing with the Stars: Gladys Knight Goes Home
Jivin' for their lives!
During Tuesday night's results show, Dancing With the Stars hosts Tom Bergeron and Brooke Burke Charvet revealed the two couples with the lowest scores.
Though Jaleel White and his partner Kym Johnson were nearly eliminated during last week's dance duel, the pair rallied Monday night, putting on a performance judge Bruno Tonioli called the "biggest sizzler of the season." America agreed with Tonioli's evaluation, and kept White and Johnson safe from elimination.
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Once viewer votes were tallied, duos Gladys Knight and Tristan MacManus, and Roshon Fegan and Chelsie Hightower weren't so lucky.
Knight and Fegan faced off in a dramatic dance duel, doing simultaneous jives--each pair hoping to convince the judging panel to let them stay on to dance another week.
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All three judges complimented Knight on her cool, calm, and collected approach to the routine.
"You dance like you sing," Len Goodman told the "Midnight Train to Georgia" songstress. "From your heart."
Tonioli agreed with Goodman's assessment, telling Knight she made a "difficult dance look easy."
In the end, though, Fegan's energy and "immaculate" timing won over Goodman and Tonioli. (Carrie Ann Inaba voted to keep Knight and MacManus in the competition.)
"I am so amazed at this journey," the eliminated Knight told Bergeron about her six week stint on the program. "I learned so many things…I'm overjoyed."
The Grammy winner also had some kind parting words for her former competitors.
"They are already stepping up way, way behind anything that's ever been on the show," the legendary R&B singer shared. "I wish 'em Godspeed…I wish 'em the best."
Following Knight's elimination, there are seven contestants left in the running, including Jaleel White, Roshon Fegan, Katherine Jenkins, Maria Menounos, William Levy, Melissa Gilbert and Donald Driver.
This article originally appeared on Usmagazine.com: Dancing with the Stars: Gladys Knight Goes Home
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The Los Angeles County Museum of Art ("LACMA," for those short of breath) is like no other museum I know. Its self-styled "encyclopedic" collection is dispersed among eight buildings on a 20-acre "campus" on the north side of Wilshire Boulevard. The two latest buildings—the Broad Contemporary Art Museum (a museum in a museum) of 2008 and the adjacent Resnick Pavilion, which opened recently—were both designed by star architect (and museum specialist) Renzo Piano.
I was unimpressed by the big, bulky and gray Broad building, whose three high, open levels, split by a glazed centerpiece and jazzy glass elevator, yielded six concrete warehouses for Eli Broad's collection of the upscale dealers' darlings of the past few decades—Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst, Cindy Sherman, Richard Serra, Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat. Barbara Kruger's oversize paintings of disconnected words on the red elevator shaft were, I thought—along with two great walk-through tilted steel spirals by Mr. Serra—the most interesting things inside. In any case, while some of Mr. Broad's trove remains on display here as a loan to the museum, he decided in the end not to give his huge collection to LACMA, but to build yet another Broad Museum for it behind Disney Hall. Meanwhile, LACMA has been filling the spaces with such things as traveling late Renoirs, which aren't exactly "contemporary."
What makes Mr. Piano's new pavilion just north of the BCAM an obvious relation is the architect's use of fitted slabs of gray travertine for the exterior, a north-facing "sawtooth" roof (like those of old factories) configured to capture variably filtered daylight, and his attempt to jazz things up by painting attached structures a bright scarlet- orange, popularly called "Renzo red."
But where the gray walls of the Broad seem to go on forever, the Resnick Pavilion's are long and low—the gallery has one vast single, undivided concrete floor, 210 feet long and 176 feet wide. Moreover, these single-story walls are interrupted, on both south and north facades, by a glass central bay 57 feet long and 20 feet high. The steep glass prisms of the sawtooth roof, almost invisible high atop BCAM, are here a readable part of the design. Together, the glass walls and 21 roof prisms provide the large central third of the building with a brilliant quality and quantity of light, and pull the outside in.
The Renzo-red decorations of the Broad building—thin-railed exterior staircases and an escalator housing, which connect to a promenade of red columns leading to older museum buildings—have the look of an afterthought, an appliqué designed to add some life to its cold sobriety. The fat red fiberglass things attached to the north and south walls of the Resnick Pavilion, in contrast, are interesting sculptures in themselves, a giant logo in some alien alphabet. (In fact, they are ducts for the ventilating system.)
The high, wide and handsome central section is currently given over to "Olmec: Colossal Masterworks of Ancient Mexico," an historic exhibition more than worthy of the space. Both of the two side shows seem a bit precious for the supposedly dynamic new LACMA, which hopes to populate its new sculpture garden with Michael Heizer's suspended 34-ton boulder you can walk under and—if engineers approve and funds are available—Mr. Koons's 161-foot crane ("the Eiffel Tower of Los Angeles") from which may dangle a 70-foot replica of a 1944 locomotive.
Filling the west third of the Resnick Pavilion is "Eye for the Sensual: Selections From the Resnick Collection," an exhibition of paintings, sculptures and decorative objects from the Beverly Hills mansion of the couple who paid for the building. Michael Govan, LACMA's director, had no ethical qualms about what might appear to be no more than a stroking gesture of thanks to Stewart and Lynda Resnick, whose fortune was made by selling such things as Teleflora bouquets, Franklin Mint models, Fiji Water and stimulating pomegranate juice. First, said Mr. Govan, the collection was of "unusual quality"; second, it didn't duplicate what the museum already owned; and third, LACMA had the final say over what was to be shown and how.
What I find most surprising about what we see of the Resnicks' collection is that two wealthy Southern Californians with no particular European or traditionalist background have dedicated themselves to collecting such out-of-fashion art. Their treasures are a lesser version (if perhaps with more emphasis on sex) of the kinds of things that earlier American collectors—Frick, Getty, Hearst, Huntington and Mellon—once imported by the shipload.
By the time the Resnicks began collecting in 1980, almost all the important Old Masters were locked away in museums, churches or stately homes. By and large, they had to forget about big names—although a few good examples are here: three Bouchers, three Fragonards, two Houdons, a Guardi party, a Jordaens orgy, an Ingres Madonna. Instead, they went after the lesser-known "petits maîtres" (mainly 18th-century French paintings, 17th- through early 19th-century Italian and French sculptures), usually following their private tastes for soft-skinned, sensuous women and muscular naked men, whether suave and still or erotically writhing. There are more statuettes than full-size statues, more bronze casts than original marbles. About half of the paintings and two-thirds of the sculptures are nude. The collection is deployed in a series of traditional galleries, given an old-fashioned upper-class domestic air by opera director/designer Pier-Luigi Pizzi's high mirrors and printed Venetian fabric walls divided by white Corinthian pilasters, with pieces of the Resnicks' Art Deco furnishings (and a few antiques) here and there. Although suave, mildly erotic and, in its way, educational (you will meet many artists you've never heard of before), most of this is second-rank stuff, more at home in a manor house on Sunset Boulevard than a major art museum.
The eastern third of the building has been given over to LACMA's recently acquired combined collections of the two leading European dealers in handmade, expensive, often extravagant European fashion from 1700 to 1915, of which about 170 pieces (of 1,100) are on display. In size, "Fashioning Fashion: European Dress in Detail" ranges from what is probably the first custom-made bra (1915) to a black satin court gown with a 12-foot train (c. 1845), made for the queen of Portugal and intricately embroidered with gilded copper thread.
There are almost as many elaborately sewn and decorated ensembles and accessories for men on display as there are for women, either on white plaster mannequins or suspended in space, confronting you as you make your way along a maze of curving corridors. (The skylights here are closed, the walls kept low.) You can follow the evolution of such once-trendy things as the cage-crinoline (or hoop); the bustle; the 22-inch-waist corset; the high, breast-revealing Empire waisted dress; and the leg-of-mutton sleeve. Or, for men, lace jabots, high cravats, tailcoats, skintight pantaloons, gold-embroidered waistcoats, and red-coated, high-booted fox-hunting gear. I'm one of those stuffy people who don't think of "fashion" as quite the same thing as art. But the show may delight many visitors and is cleverly installed.
The Resnick Pavilion is what museum curators have often claimed to long for—a well-lit, flexible white box that will enhance rather than do battle with the art inside. After visiting so many "destination" buildings by other architects that try to outshine their contents, I found Mr. Piano's generous reticence welcome.
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November 3, 2007
Buckeyes blow past Badgers in fourth quarter
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COLUMBUS, Ohio � With its perfect record hanging in the balance, Ohio State finally decided to play like a No. 1 team.
The Buckeyes' defense stiffened and Chris Wells ran for three second-half scores to help Ohio State overcome a third-quarter deficit and beat Wisconsin 38-17 on Saturday.
There were more than a few jittery moments in the second half, however.
"The season was on the line," offensive tackle Kirk Barton said of the mood on the sideline when the Buckeyes trailed by a touchdown late in the third quarter. "We've already had a one-loss season, last year. We don't want another one. We just kind of looked at each other and said, 'Hey, we don't want to feel like we did last year. We want to win them all if we're going to be remembered around here as a special team."'
Just like last year, the Buckeyes are off to a 10-0 start (6-0 in the Big Ten). They ended Wisconsin's three-game winning streak at Ohio Stadium, dating to 1999. The victory was also Ohio State's 20th consecutive Big Ten win, eclipsing the mark it shared with Michigan (1990-92).
Wells, who finished with 169 yards on 21 carries, capped a methodical 80-yard drive by cutting back to his left on a run up the middle for a 31-yard score to tie the game 17-17 late in the third quarter.
"There was no panic on our part," Wells said.
After a punt by Wisconsin (7-3, 3-3) gave the ball back near midfield, Wells did it again on an almost identical run. Slashing up the middle, he cut back to his left and was untouched, again, as he raced 30 yards to the left corner of the end zone for a 24-17 lead.
Then the Badgers imploded. Down by a touchdown with more than 12 minutes left, a miscommunication led to their second fake punt of the game. Punter Ken DeBauche, who completed a pass for 31 yards and a first down to set up a field goal in the first quarter, lost 2 yards when tackled by All-American linebacker James Laurinaitis on fourth-and-3 at the Wisconsin 27.
"My job is to kind of dump people as they come up," said Laurinaitis, who had 19 tackles. "I saw him take off and knew it was a short-yardage kind of situation and I tried to be aggressive and get him down."
Coach Bret Bielema said everybody in the Wisconsin huddle thought it was a punt except DeBauche.
"I didn't get a signal that it was on or off," he said. "So I thought it was still on."
Bielema said the play was pivotal.
"It didn't end the game right there, but it put a big damper on the spirits on our sidelines and gave them momentum," Bielema said.
Ohio State coach Jim Tressel, who has said a punt is the most important play in football, agreed the mistake on the punt was pivotal.
"I don't know for sure if that was a fake," Tressel said. "If it was, it didn't work. That sure helped."
Four plays later Buckeyes wide-out Brian Robiskie reached back with his right arm to make a one-handed grab of a 7-yard scoring pass from Todd Boeckman. Robiskie had opened the scoring on a 30-yard TD reception from Boeckman.
Wisconsin also fumbled inside its own 25 twice in the fourth quarter. After the second fumble, Wells tiptoed around left end, avoided a tackle at the 18 and cruised in for a 23-yard touchdown.
Ohio State's defense totaled 10 sacks and 13 tackles for negative yardage. Tackle Vernon Gholston tied a school record with four sacks for the Buckeyes, who limited the Badgers to 12 yards rushing on 37 attempts.
Down 10-3 at the half, Wisconsin muffled a crowd of 105,449 by scoring on its first two possessions of the third quarter.
Tyler Donovan, who ended up 17-of-29 for 238 yards and two touchdowns, completed a 50-yard pass to Paul Hubbard. On second-and-25 at the Ohio State 28 he avoided a rush and hit Travis Beckum in the end zone.
Ohio State gained only 2 yards on its next possession, and Wisconsin came right back with a 62-yard drive which ended on Donovan's 2-yard pass to Chris Pressley for a 17-10 lead.
The second half, however, was a different story.
Wisconsin won 42-17 in 1999, 20-17 in 2001 and 18-15 in 2004, each time coming back from a double-digit deficit to win in Columbus. Not this time.
"After a game like today, you've just got to thank whoever made (football) 60 minutes," Ohio State fullback Dionte Johnson said.
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At noon today you can find Anderson Cooper, Dr. Sanjay Gupta, Jeffrey Toobin and AC360 producer Jack Gray in a live Google+ Hangout on CNN.com and AC360.com.
With your help, they're continuing the conversation they started last night with many others in the "Guns under fire" town hall. What questions did the program raise for you personally about gun violence in America? Leave a comment here or on the AC360 Google+ page.
The show included guests with a wide range of perspectives on gun laws and related issues like care for children with mental health issues and the culture of violence.
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So Cam Newton wants to be "an entertainer" and "icon." Swell. Maybe he should just worry about being a quarterback.
I swear, someone should give Newton advice he's not getting these days. To say what he said on the eve of the NFL combine is, well, frankly, stupid. He must convince clubs that he can be the quarterback in the pros that he was at Auburn, that he can win as he did in Auburn and that he is not the next JaMarcus Russell or Vince Young waiting to happen.
He's going to need all weekend.
Look, I want a quarterback who wants to win. Period. I don't need someone who wants to be an icon. Tom Brady didn't enter the league looking to be an entertainer or an icon. He wanted to be a starting quarterback. Period. Same goes for Peyton Manning. I don't remember Aaron Rodgers saying anything about anything other than he wanted to go where he would play.
You want to entertain? Go into show business or get your own reality TV show. You want to win? Play football and make your team respectable.
That's all I want out of my next quarterback. When I hear something like this out of a high draft pick it makes me wonder if the guy knows what it takes to play at the next level or if he has the makeup to become the leader of his next football team. Basically, it makes me wonder just how mature he is.
I guess we just found out. Score one red flag for Cam.
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Memo to Newton: Get another line
Newton said he is going to fully participate at the Combine. Refreshing and increasingly unusual for a top QB prospect. So maybe you should cancel that red flag. Seems like he's a little more competitive than some of the others. Or does your "judgements" only go one way?
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Memo to Newton: Get another line
You should at least use the entire quote.
"I see myself not only as a football player, but an entertainer and icon"
Does anybody at CBS Sports do research, or do they all make off the cuff comments on bits of information?
There is also the fact that he has been working with QB coach George Whitfield Jr.. the same coach who worked with Big Ben during his suspension. This leads me to believe he wants to be a quality NFL QB. Oh yeah, didn't he also say he was going to THROW at the combine? Gabbert is not... Granted Cam has a little more to prove, but he is putting out the effort at least.
I am NOT a Cam fan, but at least look at the big picture. I see effort and work... leave it to people like you to find some bone to pick. How sad your life must be.
How about we score one more red flag for the blogger who does not really know what he is talking about?
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The Orbs 2 For UX. Coming Soon
Pictures pretty much explain the new changes.
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The Orbs 2 For Unleash X
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Posted 02 March 2006 - 10:10 PM
Real nice the_iLLmatic_one the only things I'm not liking is the pm3 background in the first image of the video section but tother than that nice
P.S and maybe the lack of a volume indicator in the media player
P.S and maybe the lack of a volume indicator in the media player
Posted 02 March 2006 - 10:46 PM
I take it your not a WIP tester too because unless unleashX changes it the new default icon thing its going to stuff up your orb in the bottem right side with the music info in it by always having an icon over it
Look at my posts in the WIP thread to see what I'm talking about
Look at my posts in the WIP thread to see what I'm talking about
Edited by Jezz_X, 02 March 2006 - 10:47 PM.
Posted 14 March 2006 - 07:07 AM
I like it, I liked the Orbs in XBMC and now its coming to UnleashX keep up the good work.. This is offtopic but might I ask what you guys use (program) to skin in unleashx?
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Posted 15 March 2006 - 07:35 PM
I use photoshop, and in the past I've made some 3D elements with Blender (a free program, google it). Also for video and making custom animations out of photoshoped pieces I use Adobe After FX, although I haven't done this in a while, it can get time consuming haha.
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