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BGSU celebrates Women's History Month
From triumphing over gravity to overcoming the status quo, women's accomplishments will be celebrated at BGSU during Women's History Month. Beginning Tuesday (March 13), the campus will commemorate past achievements and explore current concerns, with a special focus on women in the arts.
The Latino Student Union and the Latino Cultural Arts Organization will kick off the observance tomorrow with Dia de la Mujer (Day of the Woman) programming from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in 101 Olscamp Hall.
Singer-songwriter Toshi Reagon will give a free concert at 7 p.m. Sunday (March 18) in Kobacker Hall of the Moore Musical Arts Center. The socially conscious Reagon performs a mix of folk, rock, funk and gospel. She has deep roots in the social justice arena; her parents were members of the Freedom Singers, a vocal group associated with the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee during the civil rights movement and her mother, Bernice Johnson Reagon, founded Sweet Honey In The Rock, a Grammy Award-winning a cappella ensemble.
Two events will relate to Hurricane Katrina. In support of the ACORN Adopt-a-Home Project in New Orleans, an open mic and fund-raiser titled "That Takes Ovaries!" will be held from 7-9 p.m. Friday (March 16) in the Black Swamp Pub at the Bowen-Thompson Student Union. Sponsored by the Organization for Women's Issues, the event will also allow women to share their favorite "I can't believe I/she did that! That takes ovaries!" story.
In addition, a brown bag lunch on "Women and Art in the Wake of Hurricane Katrina" will be presented by Dr. Vikki Krane, director of the Women's Studies Program, and Dr. Laura Sanchez, sociology, from noon to 1 p.m. March 21 at the Women's Center, 107 Hanna Hall. The discussion is part of a weeklong series called "After the Waters Recede: Life in the Aftermath of Katrina."
Women's struggle to produce their art in the face of societal disapproval will be addressed by Dr. Mary Natvig, musicology, in "Triumphs of Women Composers in Antiquity," from noon-1 p.m. Wednesday (March 14) in the Women's Center.
Seven short films by women will be shown in the San Francisco-based MadCat International Film Festival when the touring show stops at the Gish Film Theater Friday (March 16). A 7 p.m. reception precedes the screening of the independently produced, experimental films and videos. The program is sponsored by the theatre and film department and the Women's Center.
Dr. Montana Miller, who is often quoted in the media on popular culture issues, will demonstrate another skill set when she gives a demonstration of high-wire acrobatics in "Women in Flight: Aerial Art and Story," from 4:30-5:15 p.m. and again from 6-7:15 p.m. March 28. The location will be announced. Miller was the first American admitted to the French School for Circus Arts, and has been a professional aerialist as well as a high cliff diver.
A panel of local women artists and art faculty members will discuss "Living and Sustaining Art as a Woman Artist" from 1-3 p.m. March 30 in the Women's Center. Jacqui Nathan, director of the University art galleries, will moderate.
Lesbian and transgender issues will be addressed in two events. On Friday (March 16), the Women's Research Network will feature "The Way We Live . . . and Love: Feeding on and Hungering for Lesbian Representation in 'The L Word,'" with Marnie Pratt, a graduate assistant in women's studies and American culture studies. Her presentation will begin at 1:30 p.m. in the Women's Center.
On March 26, Rainbow Daze will present "ICONS3" with Jade Esteban Estrada. Sponsored by VISION, the performance will be at 9 p.m. in the Union's Multipurpose Room.
The ninth annual "Bring Your Favorite Professor/Mentor to Lunch" will be held at noon March 28 in the Women's Center. Call 2-7227 to make a reservation and have your honoree invited.


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Safari Montage and netTrekker parent company Knovation announced a partnership this week at the ISTE 2014 conference that provides access to more than "360,000 educator-curated, standards-aligned digital learning resources through the Safari Montage Learning Object Repository," giving Safari Montage users "one-click access from their Dashboard Portal to their netTrekker account via an LTI Single Sign-On (SSO) feature."
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Safari Montage is a learning object repository and digital media management system designed specifically for schools. It includes a range of server configurations, a core content package with pre-loaded titles from educational video producers (National Geographic, Discovery Channel, Disney Education and others), tools for creating and adding content, and a WAN manager for districts delivering content to schools.
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Contest-Winning Pecan-Crusted Chicken Recipe
After trying something similar at a restaurant, I created these impressive baked chicken breasts with a pecan coating. For a special night, I recommend them with mashed sweet potatoes and a side of cooked canned cherries. –Ramona Parris, Marietta, Georgia
- 3 egg whites
- 1 package (4.2 ounces) seasoned coating mix
- 1/2 cup chopped pecans
- 1/8 teaspoon Chinese five-spice powder
- 6 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (4 ounces each)
- 1. Preheat oven to 400°. In a shallow bowl, lightly beat egg whites. In another shallow bowl, combine coating mix, pecans and five-spice powder. Dip chicken into egg whites, then roll in coating mixture.
- 2. Place in a greased 15x10x1-in. baking pan. Bake, uncovered, 25 minutes or until a meat thermometer reads 165°. Yield: 6 servings.
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1 serving (1 each) equals 184 calories, 13 g fat (3 g saturated fat), 10 mg cholesterol, 632 mg sodium, 14 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 6 g protein.
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Democrat Howard Shafer of Selkirk, will attempt a write-in candidacy against his opponent, newcomer Pat Dorsey. Shafer is the current legislator in the 36th District, however Dorsey received the endorsement of the county Democratic committee. Shafer challenged Dorsey's candidacy in court, but the challenge was thrown out. Meanwhile Dorsey and Shafer will square off in both the Independence and Democratic primaries while Shafer will also file an opportunity to ballot for the Conservative Party line.
Bethlehem Democrats will also be asked on primary day to choose between incumbent Michael F. Connors II or Patricia Slavik for Albany County Comptroller. Slavik, who serves on the Guilderland town board and works for the State Comptrollers office, is the Democratic Party's designated candidate. The two comptroller candidates are each vying for the Independence Party line as well.""
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Nic Wise having big Peach Jam tournament
Through six games at the Peach Jam in North Augusta, South Carolina, Arizona commit Nic Wise is playing some of his best ball of the summer. Wise, not known for his scoring, is averaging 18.8 points per game, largely because of the 48.5% he's shooting from behind the arc.
Wise and his Houston Hoops AAU team are 5-1 going into Friday morning's semifinal game against the SYF Players. In Thursday's quarterfinal game, Wise scored 31 points, 24 of which came in the first half. The game before that, Wise put up 23 points.
Greg Wise, Nic's head coach and father, has been happy with how his son has played so far.
"He just took over tonight," Greg said. "When he wasn't scoring, he was getting lay-ups for everyone else. The other team tried to trap him but it wouldn't work."
Nic had a decent Nike Tournament and played very well at the NBA Players Association camp. However, there were a few camps earlier in the summer where he struggled.
According to Greg, there might be a little bit of a difference in attitude.
"I think in these tournaments, Nic wants to prove that he's better than some of these other guys," Greg said. "I've been talking to him about it and he wants to show everyone that he's as good as people first thought he was."
According to one of our sources in attendance, "Nic is as good of a passer and ball handler as there is in the country. He's been unbelievable here."
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Agree. It took me a long time to really understand that CoD isn't taking steps to perfection from title to title. Each game really stands on their own. BO2 and Ghosts are night and day and really need to be approached differently. Actually, the maps force you to play differently. Good stuff.
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I don't like how you only get 3 create a class slots but thats a very minor complaint.
Now THAT is an interesting development. Do you unlock more eventually? Or do the default classes convert to custom classes? Or are they planning on selling more slots down the road?
Not all people believe the developers should listen to the community. Its not necessarily a democracy. Every player has their own idea and preferences to how the game should be. When one part of the community gets their way, there is another part of the community that disagrees.
I'ld rather the developers create their game based on good ideas and stick to their decisions. Then the community just adapts and respects their creation. Or doesn't and has to live with it.
it's my favorite cod game since mw2. very little to complain about and it'll only get better on the next gen consoles, I was honestly really suprised by this release... I was expecting to be dissapointed with this game like every other cod recently, but IW really impressed me this year
@ IHattor ... your response to my post is exactly what I've posted many times. The devs should depend upon artistic creativity instead of economic theory in finding customers.
In any case, no, I was serious - how does the create a class work? I haven't gotten the game yet, I wanted to see how people reacted to it and I'm hoping to rent a copy over Thanksgiving so anything I've posted is strictly based upon critical analysis of what others think, not actual experience. I'm genuinely curious as to how the create a class works. Before we had an option of 10 classes, I relied heavily upon 5 classes - LMG/AA, a sniper class, a shotgun class, an SMG stealth class, and an AR class. With 10 classes, you can get more creative but it's never been necessary. Personally, if there is a limit to custom classes, then that's more evidence that they've moved back toward the artistic creativity they had way back at MW1. I like that. It gives me hope.
i like this game A LOT!
You get more than 3, you just have to buy them with squad points. I believe they start at 20 SP and increase by 5 or 10 each time. And, since you can buy 10 different squad members each capable of having 6 loadouts, you can potentially have 60 different loadouts. Just takes time to get that quantity of squad points.
I LOVE this game. It's 100 times better than Black Ops 2. Black Ops 2 hit detection was atrocious! I'd shoot someone in the back with an assault rifle only to have them turn around and kill me with one shot from a PISTOL. I tried many times to give Black Ops 2 a chance, but every time I played it was just as bad as the last. This game is solid for sure. Are there problems right now with the game? Yes there are. But once the patch gets released I'm sure they will address the problems. This game is making me forget about Modern Warfare 3 which i loved.
I have to say that so far, I am really enjoying the game. It is giving me sense of having more content then there actually is... I don't know if you guys and gals catch my meaning, but I can still level up and get into my style of play without having to worry about the persona of the public lobby!
Its an alright game but has a few huge imbalances that make it extremely frustrating.


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Bravo bravo
Are most rivers that calm?? Well, I bet there are tons of whirl pools under neath the water. That's what tends to happen when the water is flat and calm-looking.
It must have taken a lot of time to make every mark on those birch trees. It's no wonder you let them fade out into the distance!!
It must have taken a lot of time to make every mark on those birch trees. It's no wonder you let them fade out into the distance!!
It so beautiful, I can actually imagine the Riverlands in Game of Thrones like this, before the war destroyed it of course!
Fantastic! I love it!
What a wonderful place ! *-* <3
Your talent is incredible xxx
I'm speechless ...
Like a dazzling road of dreams.
Autumn is one of my favorite seasons with its more moderate temperatures, blazing colors, curling up in a blanket, having hot chocolate, and so on and so forth. But the visuals are always my favorite part and you captured that perfectly.
YAY really nice!!
It brings a tear to ones eye its so Beautiful!
I wish I could paint like this with out being instructed
I cannot get over how much I love your work
Again, I just love the colors And this long trail of sunlight on the water adds some great brightness into the composition.
is this beautiful or is this beautiful? so beautiful !!!
This is the perfect fall scenery when that season comes up. It is so lovely and serene.
wow epic
beautiful. love the colors!
Stunning piece, the coloring is beautiful...
Gorgeous work! The colours and the lightning and light reflection from the river is amazing.
wants to live in your paintings
Your work is very expressive. Just the way I like it. This piece fills me with great emotion, good job
Sooo vibrant... just, well, awesome! I love your other artwork too. Just, borderline beautiful!
Such outstanding work. I absolutely love the colours and warm atmosphere.
Beautiful~! It's so colorful, yet the colors are low-brow. This is definetely an autumn scene~ Amazing detail
I love the colors! Amazing.
as beautiful as always
so awsome
ahh why not, I'm putting you on my inspirations list. I really like your paintings. I really like the choice of colors in here, very vibrant and cheerful.
Nice Job, I really love the river
Amazing work! Especially the water and the trees looks gorgeous
Incredible colors. Your paintings are always fantastic, and this is no exception.
Breathtaking. I really don't know what to say. It's absolutely beautiful!
stunning! i am speechless and in awe!
Gorgeous colors!
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The human body is a fragile machine, but that hasn't stopped many people from undertaking all manner of physical risk. And that predilection for adventure-minded consumers to push the envelope has encouraged businesses to develop gear to cushion all the inevitable bangs and dings, everything from mouth guards to hazmat suits. Outside the U.S., such equipment increasingly includes the ultimate in personal protection: wearable airbags.
Just because a device is designed with safety in mind doesn't mean it can't have cool cred, too. Perhaps the most stylish of wearable airbags is the "invisible" bicycle helmet, made by Swedish company Hövding. Worn around the neck like a fashionable collar, the battery-powered device fully inflates around the head in just a tenth of a second as soon as its sensors detect the impact of a crash. Tests performed by Swedish insurer Folksam found that it may be three times as effective as a standard helmet, according to the New York Times.
Italian motorcycle gear maker Dainese is continually improving its airbag-equipped suits, which contain self-inflating compartments in critical areas, such as along the collarbone and over the shoulders. Its D-air suits, some of which retail for more than $1,000, have three accelerometers, three gyroscopes, a GPS, and onboard electronics that collect all the data and deploy the airbags before a racer crashes into the ground, according to a forthcoming article in the spring 2014 issue of Bloomberg Pursuits. "Crashing is part of racing," one daredevil told the magazine, adding that the wearable airbags allowed him to walk away from four accidents last year. (Watch a sample crash and deployment here.)
Dainese is also collaborating with the International Ski Federation to develop wearable airbags for ski racers. Challenges include coming up with an algorithm that will let the device differentiate between forces normally involved with racing and those created by a serious fall.
Other types of inflatable protective wear include avalanche airbags, designed to shield a person's head and help propel them to the surface of avalanche debris. Some debate exists as to the effectiveness of avalanche devices. Various airbag systems have also been designed to protect construction workers from the impact of a potentially crippling or deadly fall. (This demo video is pretty impressive.)
Don't expect personal airbags to become as ubiquitous as, say, similar devices on cars anytime in the near future. So far, Europe has been faster to adopt self-inflating body gear. The Swedish helmet and Italian biker suits are not yet available in the U.S. But given American adventurers' love affair with high-tech gear, the latest in airbag fashion will likely cross the pond soon.


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The Atlantis Airlines plane, which was expected to make a refueling stop in the Bahamas, sent an emergency signal before disappearing from the radar 35 minutes after takeoff on about 3:30 p.m. Monday, said Jose Tomas Perez, director of the Dominican Civil Aviation Institute.
Originally posted by Coniuratus
This plane crashed 35 minutes after take off, and there is no evidence to be found. Was this a hijacking? Did the plane crash, or as the story says, just vanish. The fact that there isn't any evidence of a plane crash is puzzling. Even over water there is often enough evidence to distiguish the approximate coordinates of a downed aircraft. Anyway, just thought I'd post this, and see if anyone else finds it interesting.
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Originally posted by Darthorious
I would wait and see if any debris surfaces before jumping to any conclusions on this one. Is interesting no mayday called unless I missed it. Have to keep an eye on this story or see if I missed something.
Edit: ah there was an emergency signal sent
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"the Federal Aviation Regulations states that no person as well as Part 121 operators and operations governed by Part 135 may operate a U.S. registered civil aircraft unless an approved automatic type emergency locator transmitter is attached to the aircraft."
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Cosplay is short for costume-roleplaying. It is when regular folks (most of the time, non-professionals) dress up as their favorite anime, game, etc. characters. This list is for the best of them.
Cosplay is from halo. The production quality is unreal, I'm not sure if this is from a professional outfit or not.


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Sweet green grapes by SilverDeFactoryWatch
©2012-2016 SilverDeFactory
I love green grapes!
Grape jade and sterling silver.
Grape jade and sterling silver.
I love it!! So pretty and realistic looking!
These are gorgeous! I love the vine idea
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These are really adorable. I love the colors and everything about them. Nicely done and great job!
Beautiful. Jade is one of my fav stone
This is so cute! I really like the color of the beads, they really look like grapes! The leaves are also very beautiful C: great job!


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Sweet Irma by berkheitWatch
©2009-2016 berkheit
This was a job to develop an Irma likeness but go with something a bit nerdy but cute and sweet. This was done for Sarialinde thanks for the work.
Is it weird that I somehow always picture Irma in an outfit more like this. Very cute
Sexy and cute work on her
Hey ! I loooove your Irma *_*. It is an fun character/ Good job !
More beautiful than April !
More beautiful than April !
wow i think it those glasses makes her look so hot
jolie, cute
Nerdy, cute, and slightly flirty.
Of all of April's co-workers in the old cartoon, she was my favorite. Her shtick of always getting blown off on dates was hilarious.
Damn, Irma's got huge tracks of land XD
Whoa! Awsome Irma pic!
awww Irma as a school
Wow that´s great!
This is great, do 1 more like this
nice job. she is cute and sexy!
That's a great picture of Irma
aw she's so cute! I love the glasses. ^3^
Awesome job!
Deep down inside she's a wildcat just waiting for the right moment to strike. LOL
niiice! irma's hot!
so is april.
so is april.
NICE. i love it ...
I like bothe this And your "Saucy Irma" Pictures, But if you don't mind the critisume, I hink you did this one's noze better.
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Always appreciate your feedback thanks for stopping by.
Very good.
Nice work here. She does look both nerdy and cute! (congrats, that's a hard balance to strike).
As a colorist I was impressed by the plaid in the skirt. Well done!
As a colorist I was impressed by the plaid in the skirt. Well done!
Cute? Check
Busty? CHECK!
Busty? CHECK!
Wow! Excellent work! Is Irma a character from something?
Irma's got a rack!
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28/10/13: World Cup Match 5 - Fiji v Ireland
Posted 29 October 2013 - 12:55 PM
ps I would not have fancied 80 minutes of that whatever the pay check!
Posted 29 October 2013 - 01:26 PM
Really enjoyed my day out in Rochdale. http://southwakefiel...le-and-a-smack/
Great crowd, didn't really believe all that about Rochdale & Fiji, but it's true. Brutal match.
Now on my way to Workington to see Tonga give it to Scotland.
Enjoyed reading yer little blog... funny enough we had a beer in the Flying Horse. As you say a nice beer, some cheap food on the go and a walk to the ground. I sneaked in some fish and chips from chippy opposite Wilbutts Lane Stand end plus prior to that had a few beers in the club pub at the ground, The Ratcliffe I think its called so if yer ever get back pop in there for a pint and a pie, assuming you can fit it in without spoiling the fish and chips.
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Fantastic photos - especially like the ones of Petero
Stu Littler looks like he is photo bombing 19
A man is getting along on the road of wisdom when he realises that his opinion is just an opinion
Posted 31 October 2013 - 12:27 PM
Those photos are brilliant, like AMH says the ones of Petero, and my favourites, the ones of Ashton Sims stand out.
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Submission + - Hackers leak list of FBI employees (vice.com)
puddingebola writes: The hackers responsible for the leaking of DHS employees made good on their threat to reveal the names of 20,000 FBI Employees. From the article, "The hacker provided Motherboard with a copy of the data on Sunday. The list includes names, email addresses (many of which are non-public) and job descriptions, such as task force deputy director, security specialist, special agent, and many more. The list also includes roughly 1,000 FBI employees in an intelligence analysis role."


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The Bourne Legacy begins, fittingly, with a nod to The Bourne Identity: a guy floating in the water, photographed from underneath. He's like a fetus in amniotic fluid, ready to pop.
In the 2002 film, of course, the floater turned out to be Matt Damon, fished from the Mediterranean with bullets in his back and no memory of who he was, or what he was. He spent the next two hours, and the next two movies - The Bourne Supremacy and The Bourne Ultimatum - trying to put the puzzle of his life back together.
In The Bourne Legacy, it's Jeremy Renner submerged in the H20. Out for a bracing swim in the Alaskan wilds, he emerges bare-chested from the glacial pond and grabs a space blanket. He's got a cave, and a fire, and a backpack with essential gear - primal man, GPS-equipped.
Renner is Aaron Cross, who turns out to share Damon's Jason Bourne pedigree: deep-cover special ops, fine-tuned and fiercely trained, one of "the most valuable intel assets in the field," to quote some Tony Gilroy CIA-speak.


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"Vienna, the city for everybody!" Vienna by chiara76
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Vienna is one of my favourite cities in the whole Europe.
I have been to this nice city three time till now and I am sure I will return there!
There are a lot of nice place to sightseeing there, the people are nice and polite, there are plenty of wonderful places to eat at like the restaurants, bars and so on.
You can listen to the Mozart and pop in the same city.
In my opinion Vienna is the city for everyone.
Visit Vienna, don't miss it during your travels!
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You live in a wonderful region and we need to see more of it-but thought we would read what you think of Vienna. You did a good job of presenting the city and sites.
Hope your birthday was a smash. Fantastic tips...one questions though...is the Freud Museum Ego-friendly? hehehe
Fantastic page you have here. Some very usefull tips ;-)
Don't know how I missed all these pages before! Really outstanding tour, Maria. Ciao, Carol
great tips and pics!
Amazing architecture and so rich in history! You have done a great job here highlighting the best of Vienna!!
Maria, the palaces are so ornately decorated and eye catching...I would love to see them in person! Thanks for introducing me to Vienna....so beautiful!!
Excellent and beautiful page Maria. I perceive that you love this city. Me too even thought I have been here just three days.
Great page, Maria - your love of the city really shines through in your writing! :-) I've just returned from my first visit to Vienna and had a great time there - it looked particularly scenic in the snow!
An excellent page with beautiful photos and lots of info. I also like Vienna..can't wait to travel back! :-)
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Is good luck chalie going to end forever or are you going to play old episodes because it is my favorite show
im glad Good Luck Charlie is ending tonight becuase that show was kind of dumb next they should end Austin and Ally becuase thats the show on Disney Channel that i really cannot stand
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is it going to end forever
I reeeeeally wish it didn't have to end cuz it was an awesome show and I'm gonna miss all the funny episodes
Love you, Briidgit!
I'm sure the demographics of this show is 7-tweeners.....but I'm a baby boomer and found the show well written / well acted and always made me smile. A modern version of Leave It To Beaver. A good thing as 50 years after that show it still brings a smile to that generation and I believe it will be the same for u 50 yrs from now for you. Good luck to all your futures,but pls know, you did a memorable show for very young and for older as well.
first of all, Evan, u r so wrong! second of all, I really don't think that Good Luck Charlie should end! it was a really good show and i cant believe it ended! I was trying to fight back tears all night! [ even though I didn't do a very good job]. and seriously, they end it just like! I cant believe it! ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[ ;[
Are you goinig to make more!
Is teddy going to be in others!
They should start a show called "Good Fortune Toby" and Gabe should do the video diaries instead! He's the age that Teddy was when she started video diaries for Charlie and it would keep the show going. It would be cool if they showed Charlie watching Teddy's video diaries too--she made those for a reason!
I love this show sooooooo much and I love you, Bridgit, too! I'm so sad its ending it's like my favorite show ever!!!!!
It was they only Disney show the entire familiy liked, my husband and I enjoyed it watching it with my son (unlike other shows like ANT farm which is awful). I hope they create a spin off called "Good Luck Teddy" in which the family sends Teddy videos to keep her informed of their daily lives. We will miss the Duncans!
This was the only show on the Disney Channel that my whole family enjoyed. I believe their appeal was for both the young and old. The writing is funny and witty. We enjoyed the unique personalities and quirks of each character, including Mrs. Dabney. Hilarious! We're going to miss this show. We don't really like the other shows on the Disney channel. The acting on the other shows just seem a bit too much. The chemistry and the acting of the GLC cast were so natural. This family will sure miss the Duncans!
My favorite show. I will miss the entire cast. Good Luck to you all ! God Bless!
i love this show but the athor diseny shows are still going expat good luck charlie i love this show so so much i cryed so hard this famley was so funny and amizing i just wish it never ended
What an awesome family show, my 7 yr old and I loved it. We were so sad to see it end. Such a wonderful group of actors .it was one of Disney's best . Good luck everyone!
Man oh man I am going to miss this show. Leigh allen baker iS such a great actress....I would love to hang out with someone with the Amy duncan personality. She needs her own show....she is fabulous. My family made time together to watch this show. Mia Talerico is awesome too. Mrs Dabney is hilarious with her dry sense of humour.
Let me tell you, I've been watching that Tv show since my son was born, he seemed to fall asleep with the theme song. I got into it after he started dancing to the them song. I started crying when Teddy sang with Spencer, I can't believe Teddy is going to Yale, PJ is owning his own business with his dad, very emotional show. We will miss you very much.
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Posted 27 April 2012 - 12:54 PM
We have been using a "music box" with Twin B (who has a much harder time falling asleep) for some time - Fisher Price Rainforest mobile. They both hated the mobile, but Twin B really took to the box when we took off the mobile part leaving just the box with buttons that she can push to play songs when she needs. The box also lights up dimly, but does not blink or move. Ideally, I'd like to find something similar without buying a new mobile for a 2 year old. This leads me to my request for suggestions from you?
Ideally, we're looking for something that:
1. has buttons that the child can control (we thought about buying her a CD player, but sometimes Twin A wakes up too early and puts herself back to sleep by playing her box. We'd like to find something that gives Twin B the same option.)
2. plays lullabys; and
3. Has only dim lights, if any.
Anyone have any suggestions? I have tried googling various terms, but mostly get responses for crib mobiles.
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We have one similar to the projector that we use for traveling (we also still use the box part of the rainforest mobile on their toddler beds). If you are just looking for music, though, maybe the LeapFrog Violet/Scout would work. My kids love the music and songs on theirs and we often hear them singing in their beds before they fall asleep.
I almost recommended this as well. My daughter has the night/nap time version of Violet as well as the Violet "Pal". She loves them both and has learned the songs on both. And she does find the music very soothing.
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Small Wind at Global Windpower 2004 - Chicago
Small Wind at Global Windpower 2004 - Chicago
If you haven't already made plans to attend Global Windpower in Chicago March 28-31, don't miss out!
This year's AWEA conference features more events than ever on small wind, including:
Sunday, March 28
Pre-Conference Seminar 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
"Taking Small Wind to the Next Level: Reaching Industry Goals"
Full Program below
Poster Reception 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Meet Presenters of 8 Poster Sessions on Small Wind
Listed below
Opening Reception 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
View Exhibits, including 15 companies involved in Small Wind
Listed below
Monday, March 29
AWEA Legislative Update 10:30 am – Noon
Discussion will include creation of new pending federal Small Wind Turbine Investment Tax Credit
National Programs – 2nd Presenation in 10:30 am Session
Larry Flowers, Team Leader, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, USA
Wind Powering America - An Update
Small Wind Turbine Committee Annual Meeting 5:30 – 7:30 pm
Tuesday, March 30
Small Wind Track Sessions
Details below
Wind Energy for Farms, Homes and Small Businesses 10:30 am – Noon
Hybrid System Technology Needs 1:45 – 3:15 pm
Advanced Small Turbine Technology 3:30 – 5 pm
Sunday, March 28
Taking Small Wind to the Next Level: Reaching Industry Goals
9:00-9:10 Welcome and Introductions, Brian Smith, NREL
9:10-9:40 The Future of Small Wind and its Markets, Mike Bergey, BWC
9:40-10:10 Strategic Priorities for the Small Wind Industry: Review of the U.S. Small Wind Turbine Roadmap, Heather Rhoads-Weaver, AWEA
10:10-10:40 DOE/NREL Distributed Wind Turbine Projects, Trudy Forsyth, NREL
10:40-10:55 Break
10:55-11:15 Status of the Technology and Implications of Testing, Ken Starcher, AEI
11:15-11:45 Present Federal and State Residential Incentives, Trudy Forsyth, NREL
Opportunities for Improving Programs, Policies and Incentives to Nurture the Small Wind Industry, Robert Preus, ARE
11:45-12:00 Wind Resource Assessment for Small Turbines, Dave Blittersdorf, NRG Systems
12:00-1:00 Lunch
1:00-2:20 Small Wind Fundamentals, Jim Green, NREL
· How Wind Turbines Work
· Estimating Annual Energy Delivery
· Technology Overview and Available Products
· Costs and Payback
· Case Studies
· Utility Interconnection
2:20-2:35 Break
2:35-3:05 Understanding Zoning for Small Wind, Jim Green, NREL
3:05-3:20 Q & A on Small Wind Technology, Jim Green, NREL
3:20-4:00 Looking Ahead: Joint Actions for Industry and Advocates, Jim Green, NREL, Mike Bergey, BWC, and Heather Rhoads-Weaver, AWEA
Peter Asmus, Pathfinder Communications, USA
Permitting Small-Scale Wind Projects: Learning from the California Experience
David Corbus, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, USA
Small Wind Turbine Energy Capture Analysis
Radu Danescu, North Dakota State University, USA
Verticle-Axis Turbine Modified for a Cost-Effective, Small Off-Grid Wind Power System
Vinod John, Northern Power Systems, USA
Operation of Small Wind Turbines on Distribution Grids
George Nassos, Illinois Institute of Technology, USA
A Highly Efficient Small Wind Turbine for Distributive Generation
Lynn Sharp, Maul Foster & Alongi Inc., USA
Rapid Ecological Assessment of Potential Small Wind Power Sites for Native Villages and Coast Guard Facilities in Southeast and Southwest Alaska
Eduard Shyshonkov, Center for Safe Energy, Ukraine
Off-Grid Small Wind Power in Crimea, Ukraine: Towards Distributed Energy Independence
Andrew Wright, University of Newcastle, Australia
The Starting Performance and Low Wind Speed Behaviour of A Small Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine
AWEA Small Wind Advocate
AWS Scientific Inc
Bergey Windpower Co.
CH2M Hill
Electric Power Engineers, Inc.
Energy Maintenance Service Inc.
Fuhrlander AG
Gestion Optilog Inc.
Global Energy Concepts
NRG Systems
Natus Technology Corp.
Paragon Partners Ltd.
TrueWind Solutions LLC
U.S. Department of Energy
Valmont Industries Inc - Wind Energy
WECS Electric Supply
Wetzel Engineering
For a full exhibitor list see http://www.awea.org/global04/g04exhibits.html
Tuesday, March 30
Wind Energy for Farms, Homes and Small Businesses
10:30-Noon, Room N228
Moderators: Peter Dreyfuss, Director, Chicago Regional Office, U.S. Department of Energy
Michael Bergey, President, Bergey Windpower Company
Ryan Hayes Wiser, Scientist, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
Building a Market for Small Wind Systems: Calculating the Break-Even Turnkey Cost of Residential Wind Systems in the United States
Charlie Dou, General Manager, Beijing Bergey Windpower Co., Ltd., China
Experience and Lessons Learned from Renewable Energy System Application in China Rural Electrification
Michael Klemen, USA
Experiences in Testing Numerous Small Wind Turbines and Comments on Turbine Design
Heather Rhoads-Weaver, Director of Community Partnerships, NW Sustainable Energy for Economic Development, USA
Our Wind Co-op: Exploring Joint Green Tag Financing and Marketing Models for Energy Independence
William Hagy, Deputy Administrator for Business Programs, U.S. Department of Agriculture, USA
Farm Bill Section 9006 Program: Proven Funding Source for Rural Wind Energy Systems
Mark Bolinger, Principal Research Associate, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
Community-Owned Wind Power Development: The Challenge of Applying the European Model in the United States, and How States are Addressing that Challenge
Hybrid System Technology Needs
1:45-3:15, Room N228
Moderators: Trudy Forsyth, Small Wind Turbine Project Leader, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, USA
Elvis Zekeri, President, Nigerian Wind Energy Association, Nigeria
Henry duPont, Managing Director, Lorax Energy Systems, LLC, USA
Wind-Diesel Hybrid Power System Provides Critical Power to Help Clean Up Remote Superfund Site
Mia Devine, Graduate Research Assistant, University of Massachusetts, USA
Wind Diesel Hybrid Options for Remote Power Stations in Alaska
Christopher Henderson, Research Assistant, University of Massachusetts, USA
Feasibility Study for a Wind-Diesel Hybrid System with Desalination for Star Island, N.H.
Jon McGowan, Professor, University of Massachusetts, USA
A Hybrid Wind-Diesel System for the U.S. Navy at Guantanamo Naval Base: Using an Energy Savings Performance Contract
João Pinho, Full Professor, Federal University of Pará, Brazil
Operational Strategies of Wind-Diesel Systems for Electricity Generation Using Intelligent Systems
Laurent Mondou, P.Eng., DERMOND Inc., Canada
Complete "GREEN ENERGY" Electricity Management System for Artic Diesel Driven Grids and Rooftop Installations to Reduce Cost of Power of Utility and Building Owners
Advanced Small Turbine Technology
3:30-5:00, Room N228
Moderators: David Laino, Engineering Consultant, Windward Engineering, LLC, USA
Peter Hjuler Jensen, Head of Programme, Risoe National Laboratory, Denmark
Garrett Bywaters, Sr Mechanical Engineer, Northern Power Systems, USA
Evolution of the NorthWind® 100 - From Niche Markets to Mainstream Small Turbine Applications
Trudy Forsyth, Small Wind Turbine Project Leader, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, USA
U.S. Department of Energy's Distributed Wind Turbine Development Projects
David Jones, Program Manager, Southwest Windpower, USA
The Approaching Storm: Southwest Windpower's New Small Wind Turbine and the Growing Small Wind Turbine Market
Tod Hanley, Chief Engineer, Bergey Windpower Co., USA
The New Bergey XL.50, a Passively-Controlled, Low Cost, 50 kW Turbine for Distributed Generation
Gerard Van Bussel, Associate Professor, TU Delft, Netherlands
The Development of Turby®, a Small VAWT for the Built Environment
Each full conference or one-day conference attendee will receive a Conference Proceedings CD-ROM, which will be mailed out after the conference. Updated speaker information will be posted to the AWEA website which will be available to full conference and one-day conference attendees.


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Wow that is way funnier than I ever would have expected.
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That has to be one of the most depressing movies ever and I am so glad people are "resubtitling" to such good effect. I have seen many of these (some funny and some not so funny..the original was about the Dragonball movie I think) and this one has to rank up there though as one of the better ones.
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Things that if Turbine went all EXTREME PREJUDICE™ on, would actually make the game fun again.:
- Giving us the racial PrE's we were promised, before rolling out DDOStore™ Enhancement Trees.
- One loot system to rule them all. (Including Cannith Crafting, and Named Loot.)
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Here's the deal I like to propose to Constantin: anyone can post parodies of der Untergang UNLESS they think the scene is from Valkyrie. In the latter case Constantin can do as it likes with the poster, up to and including extraordinary rendition.
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Faithful responses to work, family, and everyday life
I first heard the Lord's Prayer in Mexico, during a family trip when I was 11 years old. I strayed from the Oaxaca market square, where my parents were bargaining over black pottery, and slipped into an old stone church, cool and dark. There were clusters of women in lace mantillas, and one or two solitary old men. Some were silent.
The principal of the Catholic high school was taken aback by the phone call. It came from an inmate in a nearby prison. He was known to be wealthy, but had been incarcerated for having acquired some of his wealth by fraudulent means. Now the man was offering to make a significant donation to the school.
It was not what was predicted by mainstream sociologists who followed in the footsteps of Karl Marx, Max Weber and Émile Durkheim, but it has happened. Instead of slowly withering away or lodging itself quietly into the privacy of worshipers' hearts, religion has emerged as an important player on the national and international scenes.
Although I live nine miles away from town, there is nothing much to slow me down on my way in. After the first two miles of tooth-rattling dirt road, it is a straight shot down state highway 17, with only one stop sign between me and the city limits.
Perpetua, Macrina, Theodora, Sara, Syncletica, Melania the Younger and Melania the Elder, Hildegard of Bingen, Catherine of Siena, Teresa of Ávila—I didn't hear about any of these great women of faith when I was growing up. It's not that teachers withheld knowledge of them from us. Rather, I think they themselves hadn't heard of most these women.
Stephanie Paulsell teaches at Harvard Divinity School.
Carol Zaleski is professor of world religions at Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts.
Samuel Wells is the vicar of St. Martin-in-the-Fields in London and author of Learning to Dream Again.
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Mouaz al-Khatib (moo-AZ' al-khah-TEEB'), the leader of the Syrian National Coalition, announced his plans Sunday, citing what he called insufficient international support.
Kerry, who made an unannounced visit to Iraq on Sunday, says the U.S. will continue to work with opposition leadership on the delivery of aid. Kerry told reporters that such a transition in such an opposition group inevitable and that Khatib's departure doesn't change U.S. policy. Kerry said the fight is about, quote, "an opposition that is bigger than one person and that opposition will continue."


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Would it be the same login I used to purchase games on the Wii Virtual Console or my login to Club Nintendo?
If not, is the login used to purchase games on the Virtual Console tied to the Nintendo Network ID?
If you haven't discovered already, the Nintendo Network ID is new to the Wii U. You just pick a name that isn't already taken, and then you're good to go! Club Nintendo logins are not the same as the Nintendo Link ID.
mine is basicly the same i have to check on the wii u again but its the same e-mail address linked to both
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Sunrise win 3rd straight Lion's All-Star contest
In the final high school game of the season in the Las Vegas valley, the kids from the Sunrise and Sunset stepped on the field to compete turning in a see-saw battle to close out their career in the 42nd Annual West Charleston Lion's Club Annual Charity All-Star Football Game.
After a slow start to the contest, Liberty kicker Austin Fitzgerald opened the scoring in the contest with a 30-yard field goal giving the Sunrise a 3-0 lead in what would be a see-saw battle.
Palo Verde quarterback Parker Rost would hit Sierra Vista wide receiver Octavious Payne and teammate Jake Ortale in the first half of the contest along with a Julien Castro (Legacy) 26-yard field goal in the first half but the Sunrise wouldn't be out done.
Liberty's record setting quarterback Tyler Newman would match his output tossing scoring strikes to Green Valley wide receiver Markus Varner and teammate Drew Hladek tying the score at 17-17 at the half.
It turned into a field goal contest from there as Castro opened the second half with a 22-yard kick before UNLV bound Conor Perkins matched him in the fourth quarter with a 26-yard kick of his own to tie the score at 20-20 early in the fourth.
Castro would return to the field to boom a 48-yard kick through the upright with just 3:46 left in the game giving the Sunrise one last drive.
The Sunrise wouldn't waste the opportunity with Newman hitting Las Vegas HS speedster Aaron Zanin-Banks on a 46-yard strike to quickly move downfield. With the final minute ticking down, Newman would eventually drop back from the 2-yard line to hit
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Zanin-Banks was a big part of the production with 128-yards receiving earning offensive player of the game while Palo Verde's Calvin Beaulieu walked away with defensive MVP honors.
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Dana Larson Oct 24, 2007 9:41 PM
in response to chicobeaksthe delete key on a mac keyboard and a windows keyboard are not the same. Look for something called rktools.exe- it's a collection of windows tools including one which will allow you to change the mapping of keys on your keyboard so that you can set one to send the signal a windows delete key sends.
Ernie Chan Oct 24, 2007 11:17 PM
in response to chicobeaksI used keyswitch (probably something similar to what Dana mentioned) to remap the right option key to be DEL and the right command key to be INS so I can use my wireless keyboard with XP
chicobeaks Oct 25, 2007 7:49 AM
in response to Dana LarsonThanks,
I'll give it a try.
chicobeaks Oct 30, 2007 3:24 PM
in response to chicobeaksBoot Camp 2.0 solved my problem.
repentsinner Nov 6, 2007 11:32 AM
in response to chicobeaksPressing fn-delete will create an actual delete, rather than a backspace. Useful for synergy as well.
edwinder Dec 30, 2007 1:48 AM
in response to chicobeaksHi,
Here's what I did to get my keyboard working with Ctrl-Alt-Del.
Workaround for missing keys:
I prefer to have no background applications for remapping keys. Three Keys that I have remapped are:
1) Delete Key
This is essential if you want to depress Ctrl-Alt-Del to lock or access the task manager of your XP workstation! The delete key in an Apple Keyboard is actually the Windows Backspace Key. The two Apple Command Keys are equivalent to the Windows Key. I never use the Windows key, hence I remapped the Left Command Key to the Windows Delete Equivalent. I now can easily Lock my workstation Ctrl-Alt-Del in a very quick motion with three fingers on one hand.
2) Page Up / Pg Down. I remapped F12 and F11 to a Page Up and Page down respectively. These keys are a must for me in my daily Work routine for Office Applications.
I highly recommend Sharpkeys to make the remap. Keytweak is something more graphical, but does the same job. The neat thing about these two tools are they are not memory resident. These involve registry changes to WinXP upon a userlogin, hence no apps resting in the systray to get them to work.
Help: I'm unable to remap the Eject Key, Windows can't seen to read the scancodes on that key via sharpkeys or keytweak. If you manage to have a solution, drop me a note. I'd love to program that key as a hotkey to turn off my monitor or run a script.
More on how I setup my wireless keyboard on an XP Machine at:
MBDaines Jan 19, 2008 9:04 AM
in response to chicobeaksI would like to share my experience while trying to set up the Apple Wireless Keyboard with my "work" IBM T-42 laptop (in a docking station) that runs Windows XP professional. I purchased a D-Link DBT-120 dongle and was able to successfully pair the Apple wireless keyboard with my machine. Ctrl-alt-del did not work on the Apple keyboard, but I would pop open the laptop and use the laptop keys to perform this function. I also noticed that every once in a while the "a" key would stick and in the middle of typing a document or e-mail the screen would develop a mind of its own and "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa...." would appear line after line and it was un-stoppable unless I re-booted the machine. I think I was accidently pressing the caps-lock key to initiate this action! This became too frustrating to me so I searched the internet for a solution. I downloaded Sharpkeys to remap the keyboard to disable the caps lock key and remap the delete key to the left windows key, all as recommended. To do the remapping I used a full sized external USB IBM keyboard. Thinking I was good to go, I rebooted my laptop to make the settings take effect only to discover I had no del key what so ever and I could not log into my computer!!! TOTAL PANIC had set in! I called my work's desktop support guys for help. After many hours in the "lab" my wonderful technician was able to hack into my hard drive and delete the change from the registry file and restore the default settings. Thus this lengthy story is a warning to all who try this. BE CAREFUL when making changes to a laptop or you could be totally hosed.
I shall be patient and hopefully Apple will release a driver for a PC that is applicable to laptops that do not have Windows keys. In the mean time I will use the wireless Apple keyboard on my MacPro desktop. Whew!!
Kirs Jan 20, 2008 4:55 PM
in response to MBDainesMBDaines: I had the same problem as using using the DBT-120 and Apple Wireless Keyboard under Windows. The keyboard would get "stuck" all the type repeating the character (like AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA) and only a reboot would stop it. The keyboard would also continuously drop its connection after using Windows for only a few minutes.
The trick is to uninstall the Bluetooth drivers that come with the DBT-120 (it's the Toshiba stack) and let Windows XP install its own Bluetooth drivers (you need at least Service Pack 2). Just uninstall the Bluetooth drivers from Control Panel->Add Remove Programs, reboot, and let Windows pick up the DBT-120 on its own. You'll need to pair the keyboard with Windows again and set the properties for HID drivers in the Bluetooth settings for the Apple Keyboard. The Toshiba drivers are horrible and seem to cause a lot of problems with the Apple Keyboard.
As for sending CTRL-ALT-DEL in Windows, I found a great utility from Japan called "Apple Wireless Keyboard Helper for Windows". It's available here:
You need to play with the default script in order to get CTRL-ALT-DEL mapped, but out of the box it does some great mappings like fn-Delete doing an actual delete the volume keys, etc. Everyone with the Apple Wireless Keyboard and Windows should check it out. I'll try mapping CTRL-ALT-DEL and posting the script if I can get it working.
MBDaines Jan 27, 2008 6:57 AM
in response to KirsKirs: I greatly appreciate your response to my post. I followed your suggestions. I uninstalled the Toshiba stack of Bluetooth drivers (from the DBT-120), rebooted my IBM T-42 PC and let Windows pick up the DBT-120 on its own. I paired the Apple wireless keyboard and set the properties for HID drivers as you described below. The keyboard now works flawlessly, except for CTRL-ALT-DEL. My solution is to pop open the lid to the laptop and use the laptop keys for CTRL-ALT-DEL when needed. After my very sad experience with remapping keys (registry editing) and getting completely locked out of my computer, I am reluctant to try again (but I could be convinced....I am curious...). Thanks again. --M.


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Exhibiting Signs of Age Shows Contemporary Wrinkle in Art
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The 24-hour clock is meticulously and firmly drawn in red ballpoint ink on a sheet of music notation paper, the hands showing 2:10. Penciled in at the bottom of the page in the sure hand of 91-year-old conceptual artist and sculptor Louise Bourgeois are these words:
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The untitled piece from 2002 is among the first one meets in Exhibiting Signs of Age, a compact, new and smartly curated exhibition of work by 11 artists at the Berkeley Art Museum on the University of California (U.C. Berkeley) campus through Jan. 18, 2004. The images, which will travel to the Colby College Museum of Art in Waterville, Maine, for exhibition from Feb. 12-March 28, 2004, also can be viewed online. The works include a wide range of approaches to modern art from pastel and charcoal drawings by the late George Segal that present richly textured portraits of age, to a series of images and text by documentary photographer-and-writer team Ed Kashi and Julie Winokur, authors of Aging in America: The Years Ahead (New York City: Power-House Books, 2003. See Aging Today, September-October 2003, for Winokur's article on this seven-year project.).
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Nine of the artists use photography in a variety of approaches, from documentary to conceptual. A now-classic image in American photography that is included in the exhibit is the 1958 self-portrait of photographer Imogen Cunningham. Her liminal figure, crowned with white hair and cloaked in black, stares back at the viewer-and herself-from a slim mirrored plane in a store window. Cunningham, suggest Dungan and Corwin, creates "a striking metaphor for the seeming invisibility or misrecognition that older people can often experience." The San Francisco photographer, born in 1883, was also an adherent to the truthfulness of the open aperture, and allowed her social invisibility to work for her as she unimposingly focused her exacting lens on many subjects. In Cunningham's final work, After 90, published a year after her death in 1976 and represented in Exhibiting Signs of Age, she satisfied her fascination with the oldest age by sharpening her lens not on loneliness and decrepitude but on the completeness, the fulfillment of longevity.
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18 Dear children, this is the last hour; and as you have heard that the antichrist is coming, even now many antichrists have come. This is how we know it is the last hour. 19 They went out from us, but they did not really belong to us. For if they had belonged to us, they would have remained with us; but their going showed that none of them belonged to us.
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Pink Lemondade is my all-time favourite cream blush and the only inexpensive one I own....go figure. The rest of the shades I use to highlight. There are a few decent powder products that I do like (Dior) however, I have had a difficult time with liquid and cream. Nars Multiples dry to a powder finish, the illuminator is just okay, MAC CCB's don't last more than 30-45 minutes, BeneFit HB is nice but with the e.l.f. you get loads of colour options, they last ALL DAY and they're $1.00! Great for dry and/or mature skin. I don't find them to look ridiculous or glittery or over the top, they add a nice glow that lasts. Love them. I use the cylindrical tapered foundation brushes to just daub/blend after applying foundation. Hands down my favourite!
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I have the color stick in Pink Lemonade. I really like it as a cream blush, very pretty color. I am fair skinned with pinkish undertones already, so I have to add very little color. I dot this along my cheekbones and blend it in (it is pretty dry and a little hard to blend in, so I use a primer first. This helps a ton!) I have yet to try it for anything else, I don't wear pinkish eye shadows, but I do plan on trying the 'Spotlight' color as a base for my eye shadow. At a dollar a pop (at Target) this is a must have. It is tiny and not super bulky. Just rub a tiny amount of shimmer on your cheek bones, followed by a light swipe of this and BAM color for hours.
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This was something I really wanted to like. I've never been a big highlighter girl or even blush at that but I wanted to try something to give me a really pretty glow.
I liked the peach color and read some reviews on here praising how it made them look so glowy and pretty.
So at first when I opened it, the consistency was a little dry and I really cant complain most E.L.F products are a little dry. So I did apply it to my cheeks and it was very hard to blend and it messed up my foundation a little bit which is a big no no for me.
But once I applied it and got it to finally blend it did give me a little bit of a glow and it did look okay on me. But I wont repurchase probably.
It was a nice base to use for eye shadow though when I wanted a quick eye makeup routine for when I'm in a rush. And it last pretty decent through the day. Made my brown eyes look very pretty.
So its decent but I wouldn't really use it for a highlighter, I need something that goes on a little smoother.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I LOVE ALL ELF PRODUCTS! im probably one of ELFS biggest fans/consumer (if you cant tell, check out my makeup or even my reviews, i own alot of Elf- not trying to brag but just giving credit where its due)
Ok onto the Color Sticks (& they do make All over COVER sticks which are concealers & theyre freakin fantastic too!!)
I have almost all of the Color Sticks- Pink Lemonade, Toasted, Golden Peach, Perssimon, Spotlight, Camilla... and im not sure what ones im missing but I love em all... the only one im not too sure of is Spotlight- im not sure if i got a defective one, which does happen every once in awhile w/ elfs makeup prob due to mass production/lack of quality check- but Its not as creamy or smooth as all the others i have!
my favorites are def
Pink Lemonade- a dark fushcia pink w/ a slight shimmer (great for using as a cream blush)
Toasted- a gorgeous dark brown w/ a slight taupey undertone, its gorgeous for using as a cream shadow/cream base (i use it all the time, LOVE IT!)
Golden Peach- peachy orangey golden with slight shimmer- looks alot like Mac Rubeneque PaintPot (makes a wonderful cream shadow/cream base)
Those three are my Top 3 for sure since i use them ALOT i mean i use one of the 3 almost every day..
These Color sticks are about the size of my pinky finger and to get the product you twist up slightly.. i rarely have to twist since so little of the product is needed! i know it may seem like its not big or its not alot of product but trust me, you do! ive had all of these for quite some time. so i use Pink Lemonade almost daily for almost 2 yrs maybe or less but ive not even made it thru a 1/3 of the way so i know that the $1 is BY FAR DEF WORTH IT!!! and more! These are so great for how cheap they are but dont let that price fool ya!
i will continue to buy these forever & ever! my fav way to use these esp the other shades (pink lemonade is def a pink so i use it as blush) i use them as cream shadows or cream bases & cream highlighters... the lighter more opulescent sticks make wonderful cream highlighters... they give the most beautiful sheen it highlights the areas you apply it to. they are not greasy or waxy...they are more of a thicker cream but they are very easily blended out.. they dont stick..i like putting them on top of my liquid foundation.. or even underneath to sheer them down even more..they go on so well.. i like applyin them w/ my fingers bc it warms up the product & helps w/ blending.. i dont know how it hold up if u put them on top of a powder since i dont try that?! they are a great consistency..
and as cream shadows/// most important step to take is to take ur finger (it helps warm up the stick & that ensure that theyre blended out easy) so how i use them as cream shadows- i first apply Elfs Eyelid Primer or the Mineral Shadow Primers then you'd take ur finger & swipe or rub lightly over the stick & to apply a very thin i mean thin layer onto ur lids.. i blend the out the lines with my pinky finger or my brush.. i make sure theres color there but a thin even layer- this will help ur shadows to have something to stick to or set them.. just like id put a powder blush on top of my Pink Lemonade Blush stick- this will help with pigmentation & longevity!! my blush stays all d id nver use, now look great as well as save me $ in the end on buying HE makeup thinking more affordable options arent that great when all actuality theyre wonderful!
sorry for the long review but i wanted to be thorough & give these hidden gems the love they deserve! i love em & always will.. they have become a staple in my daily maekup routine.. i dont think id wanna try to make it without them.. so at least give em a try.. if you got a rather harder one.. meaning it dont come off to well onto ur finger or dont blend good...(it happened to my one Spotlight stick) try another shade bc i figured out it was a botched stick no biggie... i got 5 more amazing sticks and im so glad!!
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I'm a big fan of the E.L.F. products because they're really cheap, and I love playing around with makeup. So I was at target one day and bought two different colors, pink lemonade and golden peach. They are fantastic! It makes it so easy to put makeup on quickly in the morning, and I put it on my cheeks, lips, and eyes, except i dont put the golden one on my lips because it makes me look a little washed out. I would recommend this product to anyone who doesn't want to waste a lot of time on makeup in the morning!
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
The pigmentation payoff was not very good at all. Along with that, they are very hard to blend. It takes a while a lot of blending for them to look natural, and all the blending irritates my skin, so I really can't use these products. I have two different shades and both are really pretty colors, but I can't wear them because of the blending problem. They are only about 1 dollar so it was worth a try.
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