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Mexico shares its stunning sandy shorelines and warm waters with its Caribbean cousins, and basks under the same shining sun, but when it comes to personality, Mexico holidays has a character all of its own.
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Here, marvelling at the mysterious Mayan pyramids, topping up your tan on palm-fringed beaches and dancing till dawn are all part of the fun. Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway or an adventure-packed holiday for all the family, Mexico is the place to go – so pack your poncho and wave adios to the hustle and bustle of home.
Beaches are not the most famous aspect of Mexico holidays but it's a commodity that is offered spectacularly in this country. From Cancun and the Riviera Maya in the east to Puerto Vallarta in the west, whether big or small, busy or baron, the beaches always host white sands supported by clear blue ocean.
The coast isn't the only source of natural beauty in this North American country. The jungles, rainforests, mountains, caves, ruins and trails mean that family holidays in Mexico can provide terrific bonding experiences whilst adventuring through this wilderness.
Whether travelling via dune buggy, kayak or zip line, it's hard to find another country anywhere in the world that can offer such diverse entertainment simply by utilising the natural surroundings of the earth.
The paradise island of Cozumel is just a short boat trip from the popular east coast beach resorts. With the second largest coral reef in the world, it really is no wonder that the island is consistently ranked amongst the top five diving destinations around.
Shallow reefs and calm waters are perfect for beginners, or those just wanting to get their snorkels wet. Experienced divers can swim with giant sea turtles and smiley stingrays as they explore sunken shipwrecks and underwater caves galore.
To reach the popular island, several boats leave daily from Cancun and other resorts along the Riviera Maya. The journey takes about an hour but the wait will be well worth it once you're diving into the astonishing ocean bed.
Did you know that Mexico has more World Heritage sites than both Egypt and Greece? The Mayan civilisation was one of the original cultures of the New World and relics of their 3000 year existence still remain in the ancient cities of Tulum, Coba and Chichen Itza.
Holidays to Mexico will let you unleash your inner Indiana Jones as you trek through jungles and explore the ruins of Chichen Itza, and the Kukulkan Pyramid - one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World. Then go sightseeing the unconventional way – soar over the jungle on one of South America's longest zip-lines.
The town of Tulum can be found at the bottom of the Riviera Maya district and combines Mayan ruins and temples with an accessible beach. Imagine the feeling of going for a swim in the ocean and looking up to gaze upon a structure which has stood for thousands of years; such experiences are truly once in a lifetime.
Mexico has a reputation for being great entertainers and the selection on offer across the several resorts will not fail to deliver. In bars, restaurants and even on the streets you'll be treated to showings of jaunty mariachi bands, soothing Spanish guitar players and even graceful salsa dancers. Of course tourists are always encouraged to join in with the ongoing fiestas.
Some of the night time fun takes a more modern approach with bars and nightclubs open for the young and young at heart to party long into the early hours. Playa del Carmen and Puerto Vallarta have a host of nightspots for visitors and locals alike but nothing can compare to the excitement of Cancun.
Holidays in Mexico are particularly popular in the month of March each year when American Springbreakers flock to the party destinations. The most popular of these being Cancun which hosts DJ'd beach and boat parties as well as some world famous nightspots such as Senor Frogs, Coco Bongo and even more clubs found in the Hotel Zone.
The country's food is replicated all over the world and there is no better way to enjoy Mexican food than heading straight to the source. You can find local street vendors flipping fresh tortillas and serving up tasty tacos or you can stop inside restaurants or fast food chains to sample a quesadilla or a chalupa.
Each resort is well-equipped when it comes to cuisine with hundreds of dining options often available within the confines of your chosen destination.
Playa del Carmen's town centre is full of Mexican character, where street performers entertain passers-by and locals sell their handcrafted wares. Spend some time browsing souvenir stalls selling sarongs, sombreros and Cuban cigars before visit the boutiques and bars of 5th Avenue, where you can enjoy window shopping for a new Rolex or three.
Cancun, Playacar and Puerto Vallarta all offer great options for designer clothes and brand named items too but a traditional Mexican flea market is where the real treasure is kept. Look out for these popular stalls selling all sorts of unique ornaments, jewellery and clothing.
Travelling to your chosen resort is never too strenuous thanks to conveniently located international airports.
If you're flying into the slightly further western resort of Puerto Vallarta then you'll be thankful for the very short transfer time of just ten minutes from the airport.
Transfer times from Cancun Airport on the east coast will take longer due to the increased number of resorts. Travelling to the city of Cancun will take approximately 25 minutes with travel to Playa del Carmen and Playacar taking just over an hour for each.
Mexico's famous party destination also makes for a great family holiday. You can choose to keep your distance from the hectic nightlife and find a secluded spot on one of the several beaches to top up that tan.
If you've finished relaxing, take the party into the wilderness with fantastic adventure tours around the jungles, caves and oceans around the Cancun area.
While you can enjoy a sociable and calm evening in a peaceful environment, the beats of the nightclub scene may tempt you into joining the internationally renowned party.
Phenomenal beaches can be found up and down the stunning coastline that hugs Puerto del Carmen.
Even though the resort has an awesome coral reef of its own to explore, regular boat trip leave to take you to the island of Cozumel which is home to one of the best reefs in the world.
This is a fully equipped resort city with enough shops, bars and restaurants to please the tastes of any tourist. The nature parks, water sports and links to Mayan ruins make it an ideal location for active adventures on your holiday to Mexico.
Considered to be the couples' getaway resort of the Yucatán Peninsula on the east coast, Playacar is a luxury setting a world away from everyday life back home.
White sands, clear blue ocean, Caribbean weather, these are the basics that set the foundation for your relaxing holiday in Mexico. Add in the modern accommodation, historical Mayan surroundings and the romantic restaurants along the beach, you've got a resort which gives visitors that much sought after break.
Found on the west coast of Mexico, this resort combines the beauty of Mexican nature mixed with traditional town settings and the luxuries of a modern resort. Puerto Vallarta is a fantastically versatile destination that can provide a memorable holiday for all ages and travellers.
Family adventures can be had at the numerous nature sites in the ocean and on land, couples will wallow in the glorious sunshine on the dozen or so beaches and energetic visitors will love the surprisingly wild nightlife.
The extra flight time to reach the west coast will be fully justified by the fun and excitement to be found in Puerto Vallarta.
The Riviera Maya region stretches 150km along the Yucatán Peninsula and includes the resorts and towns of Playa del Carmen, Playacar, Tulum and even the island of Cozumel.
Historical archaeological sites, ocean wildlife, luscious beaches and jungle adventures are some of the amazing attractions luring tourists to the resort district.
It offers a mixture of large scale all-inclusive hotels as well as smaller boutique style accommodation. With such an array of choices for location and activities, a holiday in Riviera Maya can be exactly what you want it to be.
Temperatures in Mexico remain hot throughout the year with winter's temperatures dropping to an average of 22C and summer staying at an average of 27C.
The west coast is marginally dryer than the east coast but both are affected by a heavy wet seasons during the summer months. It should never be enough rain to keep you away from the beach for your entire holiday though.
Various resorts host several annual events to look out for but Mexico's most famous fiesta is the Cinco de Mayo held on May 5th every year.
An island off the east coast of Mexico near Cancun and Playa del Carmen, Cozumel is famous for the wondrous coral reef hidden underneath the shoreline. However, spend more time here on your Mexico holiday and you'll discover the popular towns and villages on land as well as its fascinating history.
The Yucatán Peninsula on the east coast of Mexico is blessed with an abundance of Mayan temples, ruins and archaeological sites. They're all fascinating indicators of one of the earliest civilisations known to man. Spread around the area you'll find the major ruins of Chichen Itza, Coba, Tulum and Uxmal.
Found just off the coast of Cancun, it is so small only a limited number of visitors are allowed on it each day. The shore is lined with coral reefs and the island is home to 150 species of different birds. Just another day in paradise...
This natural park lets a group of four drive around the jungle in an amphibious vehicle before zip lining through the air, rafting in underground caves then swimming through the river to complete your unforgettable voyage. An adrenaline fuelled day out that is great for a family adventure.
Found in the ocean and shoreline just south of Puerto Vallarta on the west coast, this protected area is home to exotic birds and sea life as well as offering opportunities to scuba and snorkel through deep tunnels, caves and coral reefs.
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"Frankenstein's Army" is no perfect beast. This horror feature from director Richard Raaphorst and writer Chris Mitchell has all the hallmarks of what I call a "reel" film. By that I mean it's a feature length production demo reel with sets, characters and a story, kind of.
This movie about Russian soldiers battling Nazi-conjured Franken-beasts near the end of World War II is less interesting as a self-contained work than as a promise of things to come. It's a bravura if deeply silly demonstration of what clever moviemakers can do on meager resources. I wish it satisfied on its own terms, but its energy is engaging, provided you have a strong stomach for gore and are amused by old-fashioned analog monsters made of latex, rags, and diving helmets gutting Russian infantrymen as they shriek, "AieeeEEEEEEEE!"
You don't need to know much about the individual soldiers except that they conform to war-movie types: the young and decent and perpetually terrified newbies; the caring but beleaguered commander; the psycho who seems to want to rape and kill everyone and everything he comes across; the mostly faceless cameraman recording the nightmare and acting as audience surrogate.
That last character proves most important. This is a "found footage" picture, in the style of "The Blair Witch Project", "Cloverfield," "Rec" and the little-seen Vietnam War mockumentary "84 Charlie MoPic." "Frankenstein's Army" reminds me most of the latter, plus monsters. "MoPic" followed a long range patrol through a terrifying mission, and let scenes play for as it took for a reel of 16mm film to run out. In "Frankenstein's Army," as in "MoPic," we're theoretically seeing fragments of the filmed mission in sequential order, with rough splices, abrupt cuts-to-black, and color flares caused when a reel runs out.
The use of a constantly-roving single camera lets the director stage long sequences of soldiers stalking and being stalked, and hiding, and shooting, and running through corridors. Sometimes the camera swings unexpectedly to reveal a creature half-glimpsed through a doorway, or galloping toward a future victim on stilt-like, oddly bent legs, or ripping into a screaming soldier with absurd lobster claws. At its worst, the action scenes suggest a re-enactment of a halfway decent first-person shooter game. At their best they have a sinuous, horrible beauty, with the creatures galumphing through gloom and smoke. From some angles they look like human-sized versions of the monsters Godzilla used to fight during the glory years of Toho Studios. This is good: I'd rather watch model-shop ingenuity than another $200 million CGI slugfest between superheroes or robots. Even the worst analog monsters betray a human touch.
That said, Raaphorst and his cinematographer Bart Beekman don't take their conceits as far as they could. As in so many found-footage horror movies, the format starts to feel like a gimmick or a crutch: a way to spice up a script whose shortcomings might be even plainer had the tale been told straightforwardly. Film buffs might be annoyed by production design gaffes—for instance, the fact that the movie is in color rather than black-and-white (uncommon in 1945); and that it's filmed in 16x9, the modern rectangular standard format for movies and TV, rather than the older, more squarish "Academy" ratio of 1940s documentaries, and that the cameraman seems to have gotten hold of a lightweight synchronized-sound 16mm camera roughly fifteen years before such cameras were perfected by the American documentarian Robert Drew. The filmmakers were bold in their choices of period and format, but not patient enough to do right by them.
Maybe I'm nitpicking these aspects of "Frankenstein's Army" because its aura of specialness isn't bright enough to obscure its inadequacies. Or maybe I'm annoyed that the film denied us the sight of a bored sound guy in flip flops, shorts and a trucker hat fending off a Franken-soldier with his boom pole, then screaming in mortal agony as the beast's pinchers sank into his "Not My Problem" t-shirt. Yes, that's it.
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Alabama wide receiver DeAndrew White and running back Dee Hart will miss the rest of the season after sustaining knee injuries in Saturday's win over Ole Miss, Coach Nick Saban confirmed Monday.
White was carted off the field and Hart was able to jog off under his own power, but both players will require surgery.
The injuries will affect the team's depth, particularly on special teams, but are not crushing blows to the Crimson Tide offense.
White, a third-year sophomore, was the team's fourth-leading receiver with eight receptions for 105 yards and two touchdowns. His biggest play of the year came in the opener against Michigan, when he scored a 51-yard touchdown.
Alabama has relied on a cadre of receivers this season. Freshman Amari Cooper, who leads the team in receiving yards, is the only Crimson Tide receiver with double-digit catches.
Hart was the team's third-leading rusher behind junior Eddie Lacy and freshman T.J. Yeldon. He was a versatile weapon for the Tide with 21 carries for 88 yards, two catches for 18 and four punt returns for 50 yards. Hart, who missed all of 2011 after tearing his ACL before the season, went down in the fourth quarter after fielding a punt.
Cornerback Deion Belue and defensive end Ed Stinson also left the game after getting banged up against Ole Miss. On Sunday, Saban said Belue's shoulder injury was not serious and the corner wasn't expected to miss significant time. Stinson's condition was not mentioned.
White and Hart are the fourth and fifth players Alabama has lost for the year. Freshman wide receiver Chris Black and junior cornerback Jarrick Williams both suffered season-ending injuries during fall camp and earlier in September, junior fullback/H-back Jalston Fowler had surgery after hurting his knee in the game against Western Kentucky.
Alabama is off this weekend. The Crimson Tide plays Missouri in Columbia, Mo. on Oct. 13.


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Underclassmen Lead Women's Hoops to Opening Win at Stony Brook
STONY BROOK, N.Y. -- Freshman Niveen Rasheed scored a game-high 18-points as the Princeton women's basketball team opened its season with a 68-43 win at Stony Brook Friday night.
Of Princeton's 68 points, 50 came from freshmen or sophomores. Lauren Edwards, a sophomore, added 13 points while Stony Brook's only player in double-figures was Kirsten Jeter with 11 points.
The Tigers looked ready to bet on youth from the opening tap, with four of five starters in their first or second years with the program. While Rasheed narrowly missed a double-double with nine rebounds in her first start, fellow freshman Lauren Polansky played 24 workmanlike minutes in her collegiate debut, picking up two steals, blocking two shots and dishing out two assists while never turning over the ball.
Kate Miller, with four points, and Megan Bowen, with two, joined Rasheed in scoring their first-career points for the Tigers.
Stony Brook never led, though the Seawolves were within four points at 28-24 with 3:30 to go before the half. From there, Princeton held Stony Brook scoreless through the break while adding four points to the lead for an eight-point halftime edge at 32-24.
An 11-2 run to start the second half pushed the Princeton lead into double-figures, something the Tigers never relinquished. Princeton finished the game with a solid 43.6 shooting percentage from the field, while Stony Brook managed just 26.7 percent shooting. That allowed Princeton to overcome an even 42-42 rebounding total in what was an early-season game affected by 40 turnovers, 22 of which the Seawolves committed.
While the win completed a home-and-home sweep of Stony Brook by the Tigers after last season's 88-41 win at Jadwin Gym, Princeton will have the opportunity to even another series when American, which defeated Princeton on its floor last season, will visit Jadwin for a 7 p.m. tip Monday.


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BENTON, Ill. (Sept. 17, 2013) – Rend Lake College women's tennis players went head-to-head with each other at the Benton Pizza Hut Open Tournament, Sept. 14 and 15.
Marisa Uhls (Mt. Vernon) defeated teammate Evelyn Mendez (West City) in singles play. Mendez later teamed up with player Paige Hutchcraft (Whittington) to defeat Uhls and Katie Wall (Mt. Vernon) in doubles play.
Coach Dave Junkins said that the tournament was a good opportunity for the girls to play one another, something that doesn't happen too often in the season.
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|Connecticut guard Shabazz Napier, left, is presented the award for American Athletic Conference player of the year by conference commissioner Mike Aresco on Wednesday, March 12, 2014, in Memphis, Tenn. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Connecticut guard Shabazz Napier is the unanimous selection for the American Athletic Conference's inaugural player of the year and Mick Cronin of Cincinnati is the coach of the year.
The awards were announced Wednesday before the conference tournament.
Cronin, in his eighth season as coach of the Bearcats, led the team to a 26-5 and a 15-3 record in the American. Cincinnati tied with Louisville for the top spot. The 13th-ranked Bearcats are the tournament's top seed.
Napier, a 6-foot-1 senior, averaged 17.8 points, 6.0 rebounds and 5.2 assists in leading the No. 21 Huskies to a 24-7 record, including 12-6 in the conference. The Huskies ended tied for third in the AAC and enter the tournament as the fourth seed.
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- Off day for UConn in loss to Memphis
- Capsule look at UConn women at SMU
- Hartley, Stewart lift UConn over SMU
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Cool wall!
I thought it was pretty cool, and then I read someone's comment that noticed that none of the rings touch, and I was amazed... that's a way cool subject!
No rings touching...it's magic! Thanks man!
Welcome... what's the trick to making them not touch... or touch? Is it complicated, or just a tweak?
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how'd you get it so that none of the rings touched eachother?
i love the colors and the reflection
i love the colors and the reflection
It took a bit of work to keep them from touching...just practice I guess....
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Jul 7 2013, 5:31pm CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
Lewis Hamilton is devastated about his split from his "really special" girlfriend Nicole Scherzinger.
The 35-year-old singer and the Formula 1 driver called time on their five-year on/off relationship because of their hectic work schedules, and Lewis admits his world has been "turned upside down" and he is finding it hard to stay positive.
The 28-year-old star told Sky Sports: "You have different people who are able to keep in their emotions - I have a Finnish trainer, for example, who doesn't show any emotion and they are always able to control it.
"Me, I wear my heart on my sleeve and that gets me in trouble a lot of the time and I generally find it very, very hard to fight my emotions.
"I'm going through... I'm trying my hardest to be positive but I'm going through a really, really tough time at the moment with the loss of someone really, really special in my life.
"My world's turned upside down, but I have a job."
He added: "So I'm really trying to pull myself together and keep my head up, but it's so hard to do."
'X Factor' judge Nicole revealed earlier this week that she is also struggling to cope with their split and said it "really sucks".
News of Nicole and Lewis' split materialized earlier this week, but insiders say the pair broke up around one month ago.
The sports star recently hinted that he was planning to propose to the brunette beauty for their sixth anniversary.
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White House Honors USG Students
The White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities named Elijah Porter, a Fort Valley State University student, and Kelcey Wright, an Albany State University student as two of only 75 HBCU All-Stars. Learn more about Elijah and Kelcey.
Posted May 2, 2014
Ice Sheet Runoff
UGA leads a new $1.49 million interdisciplinary science grant from NASA will help researchers measure the effects of climate change on biological productivity in the ocean.
Posted May 2, 2014
Civic Contributions
Jessica Murray, a senior majoring in biology at the University of North Georgia, has been recognized as a 2014 Newman Civic Fellow. Murray is one of only 197 students from 36 states selected for the national award honoring students committed to creating lasting change in their communities.
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Michelle Truong and Brooks Anne Mitchell Gain National Recognition
The Darton students were recently named 2014 Guistwhite Scholars, the second highest scholarship offered by the international honor society, Phi Theta Kappa. Only 20 Guistwhite scholarships are awarded nationally each year.
Posted May 2, 2014
Support for Veterans On Campus
Armstrong's Green Zone program aids veterans in their transition from military to university and civilian life.
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Community Clinic and Fusion Center
The University of West Georgia College of Education celebrated the grand opening of The Fusion Center and Comprehensive Community Clinic earlier this year in the new UTeach and Clinic offices located in the Education Annex.


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Laverne Cox, who plays transgender woman Sophia Burset on Orange is the New Black, is Time's cover star.
In real life, Cox is a transgender woman and trailblazer in the LGBT community. Here she is giving advice to a bullied girl:
"I was bullied and I was called all kinds of names. And now I'm a big TV star! Don't let anything that they say get to you."
On Katie, she talked about the "genitalia question" (at 2:45):
"The preoccupation with transition and with surgery objectifies trans people… by focusing on bodies we don't focus on the lived realities of that oppression and that discrimination."
This is what she tells Time about what being transgender means:
"There's not just one trans story. There's not just one trans experience…. not everybody who is born feels that their gender identity is in alignment with what they're assigned at birth, based on their genitalia… That's what people need to understand, that it's okay and that if you are uncomfortable with it, then you need to look at yourself."


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"Boundaries are everywhere," according to Jan Black, author of Better Boundaries: Owning and Treasuring Your Life. Think crosswalks, office hours, traffic zones and shoplifting policies, she said. We understand that such parameters are vital for protecting us.
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In this chapter we have, I. The good improvement Christ made of a piece of news that was brought him concerning some Galileans, that were lately massacred by Pilate, as they were sacrificing in the temple at Jerusalem, Luke 13:1-5. II. The parable of the fruitless fig-tree, by which we are warned to bring forth fruits meet for that repentance to which he had in the foregoing passage called us, Luke 13:6-9. III. Christ's healing a poor infirm woman on the sabbath day, and justifying himself in it, Luke 13:11-17. IV. A repetition of the parables of the grain of mustard-seed and the leaven, Luke 13:18-22. V. His answer to the question concerning the number of the saved, Luke 13:23-30. VI. The slight he put upon Herod's malice and menaces, and the doom of Jerusalem read, Luke 13:31-35.


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'You are Not a Dinosaur' at Vine Arts Center
Bruce Holland Rogers's Dinosaur is a short story that begins at the point in a small boy's life when he must let go of his dream of being a dinosaur. He goes on to examine what he thinks makes an adult: a job, marriage, raising a family. But as time moves on he gets older and forgetful. Eventually, he forgets everything except that he once wanted to be a dinosaur.
"You Are Not A Dinosaur" is the newest art exhibition at the Vine Arts Center, and was inspired by Rogers's story. The gallery's webpage states, "Our show explores the concessions one makes to their imagination and heart in order to obtain what society tells us is responsible adulthood."
Though the story presents a conventional idea of what makes a responsible adult, the photographers "didn't want to produce a verdict on whether that's confining, or noble," says photographer Tim White in an interview with A Photo Assistant. "We simply wanted to explore the theme."
The exhibition is self-curated by seven featured photographers, Andrea Cole, Mike Dvorak, Osama Esid, Dan Marshall, Steve Ozone, Paula Warn, and Tim White. All have varied photographic styles, from documentary, to commercial, to fine-art.
In addition to the photos on display, Vine Arts Center will host other events around the exhibition, including a screening of the film Grave of the Fireflies at 7 p.m. February 19. On February 25, accordion and musical saw duo Dreamland Faces will perform, and on March 5 from 2 to 6 p.m., photographer Osama Esid will teach a workshop on alternative photo processes.
"You Are Not A Dinosaur" is a free exhibit and will be on display until March 17 at the Vine Arts Center, located at 2637 27th Avenue South in Minneapolis. The gallery is open Mondays and Thursdays from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., and on Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
To read Dinosaur, the short story that started it all, click here. For additional insight into the photography exhibit "You Are Not A Dinosaur," check out A Photo Assistant's interview with Tim White.
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At first sight, the Blade S doesn't scream "originality", but the broad appeal of its glossy black body is more fetching than the first Blade. With its ultra-shiny surface, smudges quickly accumulate (the body and screen have obviously not received any anti-smudging treatment). While the Blade S won't be any sort of reference in the design world, the look will surely appeal to the general public.
The Blade S is a nice object to hold, in part because of the weight (120g), which is just right for its size. The finishing is fine for an entry-level product.
Frankly, it has a mediocre screen, with excessive blues and greens, and the colour accuracy doesn't quite come up to scratch. The contrast ratio, however, is good.
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Despite the market segment that ZTE's targeting (which puts the Blade S in a much lower category than its middle- and high-end competitors), the guts of the phone just about do the job. Just about...
In use, the Blade S lacks pep, experiencing noticeable lags during navigation and web browsing. Of course, if you've never owned a fast smartphone, you may not notice the difference. To use the Blade S comfortably, you're better off closing any apps you don't need open, otherwise the whole thing slows down considerably.
ZTE isn't in the business of revamping operating systems, and the interface on the Blade S is the basic Android interface. There's no additional user interface like HTC's Sense or Samsung's TouchWiz—just Android and little more. So what you get is five customisable homescreens with widgets and apps. The apps appear in alphabetical order, not in order of preference. The result makes the Blade S an easy device to get a hang of, but you'd better like the Android interface's visual style, because there's not much else to choose from.
Now let's have a look at this affordable smartphone's multimedia capabilities.
With its 5-Mpixel sensor, the Blade S just falls within average for smartphone cameras. Basically, that means it'll do for publishing your odd photo on Facebook or sending an MMS, but you definitely won't be blowing any pictures up and hanging them on your wall. Favour brightly lit settings; they'll reduce the noise in your image. You can't be too demanding when it comes to detail either, as the photos are highly smoothed. This camera does not work wonders; it's a last resort, at best. The Samsung Wave 3, which also has a 5-Mpixel sensor, gives better results.
Same goes for video, which isn't HD, but will do for when you just want to capture a moment and share it with your phone.
Audio-wise, the Blade S isn't shabby, although the volume could be louder. The rendering in stereo is fine, with good dynamics, as long as you use a better set of headphones than the ones that come with it. The player's interface is limited and not as pleasing to the eye as the ones that Apple, Samsung, HTC or Sony Mobile Communications offer.
As for web browsing, the Blade S's performance depends on the page you're trying to load. The less there is on the page, the faster it works. So, naturally, you're better off not having several tabs open at once, unless you want the phone to be slow. Basically, if you really need to look something up online, then the Blade S will do the job. But any mobile web surfing addicts will get quickly frustrated.
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Cleaner Cleansers: Your post-Cetaphil skin-care regimen
When we first broke the news that cult- and dermatologist-favorite cleanser Cetaphil was not doing your skin (or general health) any favors, we know, it was a major buzzkill.
And so we set out to create a list of better-for-you substitutes to make breaking up with it slightly easier.
Since then, more and more natural and organic brands have debuted and introduced cleaner cleansers we can get behind—and we've tried them all to bring you this updated list for 2015.
Instead of mostly water and a few irritating chemicals, they're primarily made with plant-based ingredients, and several are organic. Most importantly, none contain potentially toxic beauty ingredients like those on the Dirty Dozen list.
Of course, just like your organic tomatoes, they may cost slightly more than mainstream face washes, but most on this list come in at less than $40, so you won't get total sticker shock compared to your drugstore (or Sephora) faves.
Speaking of which, you'll mostly have to have to look beyond your neighborhood CVS to find many of them, to stores like the Whole Body section of Whole Foods and boutique natural beauty shops or websites like Spirit Beauty Lounge or Follain. Or, to make it super easy, you could just click through, below.
Here are nine cleanser cleansers to start washing up with, now.
1. Burt's Bees Natural Acne Solutions Purifying Gel Cleanser ($14) Burt's Bees is arguably the cleanest (and most time-tested) drugstore brand out there, and this acne-preventing cleanser contains willow bark, a natural source of salicylic acid, which is a proven pore penetrator and skin calmer.
2. Meow Meow Tweet Face Cleanser ($25) The light milky texture is a lot like a certain drugstore brand best-seller, but the ingredients are so much better in this indie Brooklyn brand. It's all about super-star plant actives, such as witch hazel, tea tree, and coconut oil—ingredients that can actually do something beneficial for your skin (like prevent over-drying it or causing breakouts). Just FYI: Its light forest-fresh scent means your boyfriend might steal it, too.
3. One Love Organics Easy Does It Foaming Cleanser ($30) One Love's foaming formula—filled with organic Chilean soap bark, cold-pressed apple oil, and vegetable glycerin—feels just right for normal skin after a sweaty workout when you need a little scrubbing action on your face. And it comes with just the right amount of naturally produced bubbles (not sodium laurel sulfate), so you feel super refreshed.
4. S.W. Basics Cleanser ($22) S.W. Basics signature cleanser is the ultimate product for super sensitive skin or those who need to taper off overly active or aggressive products. Made with only three all-organic ingredients (rosewater, vegetable glycerin, and tea tree oil), you can apply it with a cotton pad and rinse for an ultra gentle clean feeling. (Although you may need something a bit stronger to get makeup off beforehand.)
5. Acure Sensitive Facial Cleanser ($15) If you're missing the texture of your traditional drugstore cleanser, you'll love this one. It's a super gentle, creamy cleanser for sensitive skin, with a barely-there scent. Though its loaded with calming chamomile, superfruits, and a fermented resveratrol probiotic for good measure. It takes off makeup with ease, and the argan oil hydrates and balances your skin's sebum (oil) production. (Oh, and it's now available at Target!)
6. Intelligent Nutrients Plant Stem Cell Science Purifying Cleansing Gel ($38) Here's something you should know: Algae extracts, like in this certified organic soothing gel cleanser, do an amazing job of purifying and balancing your skin (especially if it's oil-prone). And this cleanser calms sensitive skin with summer lilac plant stem cells, too.
7. Beautycounter Routine Clean Cream Cleanser ($24) This gentle cream cleanser is formulated using the safe, scientific principles the brand is known for, with skin-soothing organic coconut oil and aloe (that make it great for dry skin), healing botanical extracts, and a light-yet-refreshing citrusy scent from essential oils. And it gets your makeup off and cleans underneath in one, easy step.
8. Shamanuti Activated Charcoal Cleanser ($36) Charcoal is this year's hottest beauty ingredient, and its detoxifying properties make this cleanser perfect for acne- and freakout-prone skin. (It leaves your face feeling deeply clean after you rinse.) Other anti-inflammatory ingredients—like Roman chamomile and rooibos tea—help reduce redness, too.
9. Suki Exfoliate Foaming Cleanser ($33) This best-selling exfoliating wash starts as a coarse sugar facial scrub but quickly transforms into an ultra-creamy citrus cleanser as it touches water and you rub it into your skin. All this multitasking leaves your skin feeling extra fresh and a little taut. It might be too harsh for every-day use, but it's great several times a week for keeping your pores clear and skin bright.
*This article was updated on February 9, 2015.
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September 19th, 2010 at 8:48 am
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October 14th, 2010 at 10:26 am
Thanks for this article. I just found this website and am obsessed with it.
January 6th, 2011 at 11:42 am
Hi Melisse,
Just thought you'd like to see this review of the REN line – somewhat critical. Would love to know your reaction!
January 15th, 2011 at 4:32 pm
checked Burts Bees Acne solutions out on EWG's Skin Deep site and it got a 6. NOt a very safe rating. Can you explain why? I am researching an acne solution for my daughter.
January 15th, 2011 at 4:58 pm
I know sodium laurel sulfate is toxic but is this related. Sodium Lauroyl Oat Amino-Acids
January 15th, 2011 at 6:55 pm
Hi Judy,
The alcohol used in the Burts Bees formulation may be the cause, but I can't be sure, since these products have not been evaluated by the EWG. And according to that site, SODIUM LAUROYL OAT AMINO ACIDS has a toxicity rating of zero. Are you using another source? Please let me know.
Two suggestions for you, besides trying another brand I've mentioned here. Shop by companies who've signed the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics:
Try this $10 sample pack of acne-prone-skin products from SpiritBeautyLounge.com. This retailer only stocks rigorously natural and organic options:
Good luck! Melisse
March 12th, 2012 at 6:08 am
This was a great post, thanks for the info.
April 12th, 2012 at 11:18 am
Even though I don't agree with every thing you've claimed, its a fascinating perspective.
September 29th, 2012 at 10:46 pm
I checked out Pur Minerals, they conatin Bismuth. I found a makeup called Real Purity Healthy Glow Creme Foundation, it only conatins: Distilled Water, Glycerin, Clay, Rice Bran Oil and Iron Oxides. It's bismuth-free, titanium dioxide free, zinc oxide free, and mica free. I ordered a sample size should receive it sometime next week. Fingers crossed. If I still have problems then we know that either I'm allergic to iron oxides (which is in all mineral makeup) or it is actually my hormones.
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December 12th, 2012 at 5:19 pm
Burt's Bees is now a Clorox company. The formulations might be the same as always, but I cannot support a company that produces so many other toxic products that cause health and environmental harm.
February 8th, 2013 at 6:42 am
In my opinion this is the great post.We have to maintain our skin very healthy by using natural anti aging products.
February 9th, 2015 at 11:05 am
Today am getting all sorts of server error messages on links from the main page to other information, can you fix it? Love your web site and the info…..
February 9th, 2015 at 11:34 am
Thank you for featuring Beautycounter's Routine Clean Cream Cleanser! I am a consultant for the company and this is one of my favorite products. Visit my website, melissafry.beautycounter.com and email me with any questions. xo
February 9th, 2015 at 7:00 pm
This is great! Thank you so much.
If you have the chance, a round up of clean, animal-friendly make up products (BB cream!) would be awesome!
February 10th, 2015 at 5:31 pm
We just LOVE the Shamanuti cleanser as do our clients! And we have heard sooo many good things about Meow Meow Tweet Tweet! We have many other CLEAN beauty brands that deserve a mention! Fig + Yarrow, Belmondo, Cocoon Apothecary, Pangea Organics!!! Dont forget men too though! Ursa Major is loved by men as is Rebel's Refinery!
Thanks well + Good for doing what you do! xoxoxo
April 25th, 2015 at 4:06 pm
Hi – any suggestions for someone who is allergic to 'everything'? I am using Clean and Clear shampoo by psico.com and when I tried their face cleanser – a rash! Even my dermatologist is frustrated.
Thanks for all you do
June 20th, 2015 at 9:05 am
Do these companies also NOT test on animals? The Beautycounter cleanser is fantastic.
July 27th, 2015 at 6:30 pm
For actual RESEARCHED and unbiased skin care information, people can check out: http://www.beautypedia.com. They sort and review all brands, and you canal so search by those who don't test on animals.
Many of these so-called "natural" and gentle products are horrible with loads of irritants and essential oils that – while smelling great – are horrific for your skin. But, don't take my word or these companies' words for it (seriously, do they cite actual studies or are they just giving you the "facts" about why their products are so perfect), but do your research!
July 27th, 2015 at 6:47 pm
What about bareminerals makeup..is it safe?
July 28th, 2015 at 2:23 am
What about their body lotion?
August 3rd, 2015 at 9:41 am
Also check out Ava Anderson Non Toxic. All ingredients are 100% organic and contain no harmful ingredients. avaandersonnontoxic.com/johannas
August 17th, 2015 at 8:37 pm
I can't believe that no LUSH cleansers made the list of safe alternatives! They have cleansers that are preservative free and very inexpensive for their effectiveness. Better research needed:(
August 28th, 2015 at 12:54 am
Unfortunately, It doesn't seem like many of these are good alternatives to cetaphil. I use it because I have very sensitive skin prone to redness and irritation. All these scented products with witch hazel and tea tree oil are no good for my face. It would be nice if you could look at the pros of cetaphil, like how gentle it is for sensitive skin, and find some alternatives. I've struggled so hard to find a natural product that won't irritate me. Guess I need to keep searching.
September 10th, 2015 at 5:59 am
Are any of these products suitable for a 10 going on 11 year old girl, whose skin is very sensitive?
September 27th, 2015 at 11:13 am
Best I have ever used is Monsia!
October 23rd, 2015 at 6:58 am
Great list! I want to try the Acure Sensitive Facial Cleanser.
November 2nd, 2015 at 12:22 pm
Are any of these 9 recommendations oil-free as well? I'm suffering from Seborrhoeic dermatitis, and i have been using an over-the-counter, 1% Hydrocortisone cream for 4 years. It worked really well, but I was so ill informed about what cortisone does to one's skin. Now the condition has worsened. Reading through articles about Seborrhoeic dermatitis, all point me towards an oil-free facial cleanser and an oil-free moisturizer. I was looking at neutrogena products, but they are just another big company. I'm hoping to find a more nautural product. Any suggestions?
December 5th, 2015 at 2:52 pm
I'm sorry, but most of these products could be terrible for people with sensitive skin. Anything with salicylic acid is going to irritate sensitive skin – I don't care where it comes from. Almost all botanicals make me go red. Just because something is natural does not mean it works for everyone. And frankly, $36 for a product you use every day, sometimes twice a day, is just too expensive.
December 6th, 2015 at 11:29 pm
Have you ever evaluated Whole Food's 365 brand facial cleanser? Its what I have been using. Here is a blog article that shows the improvements from Cetaphil. If not, Ill probably switch to Burts Bees http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/blog/whole-story/facial-cleanser-face


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Now Lisa just reached the fattest girl category by drinking some fat bear and taking some fat ecstacy....she's now the fattest and the highest!!!! You go girl....
Yes she may be morphed a little but dammit I would love to find out how hot and amazing she is.
Yes it is a fake but damn I would love to find someone like that but the one on the right is pretty hot and the one on the left is to skinny.
This is fake ! NOBODY can be this fat and not be bedridden or in a hospital !
gosh, and in a category of "photomanipulation" you can spot it as a fake! I am astounded at your powers of observation.
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i look a whole lot like that, and i have the same carreer, but i only weigh 629, but im gaining an avarage of 40 pounds a month,im shooting for 2000 pounds.


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I am Microsoftie 4 ever (19+ years) working in Windows Services and Content team in the UK, my blog is mainly focused on the Windows family of products and trying to provide help pointers and resources for customers on our products.
No this isn't a topic that will end up in a Phythonesque dead parrot sketch. But over my morning black americano I was reading The Independent when I stumbled upon an article about punctuation, and a complaint from our French cousins that:
"English writing style has killed the semi-colon; it's too direct, they say."
anyway it was quite an interesting topic (for a Friday) so I thought I would share it with you below.
Punctuation: does it matter? - This Britain, UK - The Independent
On the web site, one of my goals is to get good and consistent use of punctuation, grammar and spelling so the site is as professional and easy to understand as possible. I don't always get it right as I am not an English language expert. Recently I have been trying to find out the correct use of the colon and if you should have a capital following it. Some sites suggest in British English that it should always have a capital, and in others that it depends. So my decision for now is get a level of consistency and try and get the capital correct.
Whilst on the subject of language, check out the Microsoft Language Portal
"...is designed to enable individuals and communities around the world to interact with each other and with Microsoft's language specialists on matters related to computer terminology. "
The site is really useful if you are looking for computer wording translations as well as providing (ripped form the blog posting below):
Well worth a visit if you have to do any type of translation or localisation work.
The Microsoft Language Portal team have a blog as well over at http://blogs.technet.com/microsoftterminologyforum/default.aspx
Thanks to Mina, my French Canadian counterpart who sent me the information.
Spurred on by my poor effort yesterday, I decided to give it another go today, and wandered out and took 5 shots (again on the E650) of the Microsoft UK main campus at Thames Valley Park. After a bit of cropping I got the following much better (but not perfect result).
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So a better end product, I was surprised about how well it came out. Pity about the foreground ropes not quite lining up, and clearly it was sunny when I took the first shot on the left.
I am typing this entry whilst trying out my new headphones a set of Microsoft LifeChat LX-3000's,
...and I have to say I am very impressed so far with the sound quality. I am no audiophile at all but the music is very crisp and clear, and most of all the background noise has disappeared due to the generous cups that envelope my ears :). Although it feels odd to have these type of headphones as I am used to my Bose in ear phones for listening to music.
Of course these will come into there own for chatting to friends and colleagues via messenger.
One thing to mention was the install on my Vista notebook, I plugged them into a USB slot, Vista detected them within 2s and installed the drivers automatically and I had them setup and working within a few more seconds. Which all in all was a great and trouble free experience. I would highly recommend these to anyone wanting to listen to music, make calls or chat on there PC.
One minor thing where the experience could be improved ever so slightly is that when I hover over the little speaker in the notification (or System Tray), it says I am running Microsoft LifeChat LX-3000,great. However the icon is the same standard speaker one rather than the headphone one!
Currently listening to a little bit of Voodoo Chile by Jimi Hendrix, which sounds amazing :)
Whilst outside the London offices, I took some pictures with my mobile phone (E650), with the plan of stitching them together later using the Create Panoramic Picture option using Windows Live Photo Gallery. We have a great demo of this on the site at:
So only the train back from Paddington I created the following, it is not as good as I would have liked but nether the less it is worth showing.
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A couple of problems I encountered where (all my own fault)
1. the obvious not keeping the phone straight issue!!
2. there was actually 5 pictures but clearly the 2 edge ones didn't over lap so Windows Live Photo Gallery ignored them
3. the camera only shoots up to 2mb, which these days sounds a little low
4. I should have done it in front of the big lamp post on the left
Doing this on a cramped train was actually easier than I thought, thanks to the very easy to use software, even though the end result wasn't great.
You can get Windows Live Photo Gallery for FREE at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=3c04d993-dbb4-4fb1-96dd-4b806a9ef1a4&displaylang=en&tm
try it out :)
If you had not already heard April 29th is the scheduled date that Windows XP Service Pack 3 will be available via Windows Update and the Microsoft Download Center
See the announcement over on the Technet Forums:Windows XP Service Pack 3 Released to Manufacturing - TechNet Forums
There is a summary of what is in XP SP3 either in PDF or XPS here
'Windows XP SP3 includes all previously released Windows XP updates, including security updates and hotfixes, and select out-of-band releases. Windows XP SP2 was released in August 2004. Since then, Microsoft has released hundreds of updates. Windows XP SP3 includes all of these updates. Microsoft is not adding significant Windows Vista functionality to Windows XP through SP3. However, SP3 does include Network Access Protection (NAP) to help organizations that use Windows XP to take advantage of new features in the Windows Server® 2008 operating system'
Last month I highlighted the pages on the UK Windows Help and How-to site that had the most traffic. I have looked at the data for March now and there really is not much change except for the inclusion of the Windows Vista SP1 pages. Lower down is the list.
However looking at the data I couldn't understand why tabbed browsing was such a popular topic. So after a quick bit of digging I think I have found the reason why. When you create a new tab in IE, you get a page with the following view...
... and if you press the Lean more about tabs link it takes you to the Internet section on the Windows Help and How-to site, which has a section on Using Quick Tabs at the very top. Mystery solved.
At the same time I clicked the Show more tab shortcuts link and found a useful set of shortcuts for use within in IE. I had been wondering how to tab between tabs and now I know CTRL and TAB. Why I hadn't thought of that in the past I don't know but it had always bugged me how to do that.
March top 10 Visited Pages
Why would you want or need a server in your home? Well if you got more than one PC it is great for doing everything from sharing your music and videos and digital memories to backing up all those PCs in one place, automatically.
We only have one current PC at home but are thinking of adding to this in the near future, plus both the wife and I have laptops that I am wondering if can be connected. So have been doing some looking around the Microsoft Web sites and have come across some useful stuff
I think it needs a little more research on my part before I make a decision but will let you know if I do…
Yesterday we put up six great new demo videos on the Windows Help and How-to site. These are a new type of video to the ones we have traditionally have had. They are short and very task specific and demonstrate in a step by step fashion using screencasting technology and voice over narration.
We would love to hear your feedback on this type (or any other) of video on the help and how to site. Actually any feedback on any aspects of the site are very much appreciated.
It is not obvious but did you know that you can search the Windows Vista Knowledge Base (aka KB) directly from within the Windows Help and How-To site?
No? well I don't blame you as it is quite hard to discover!
First you have to click the little black triangle next to the search box, which then leads to a fly out where you can then select 'Windows Vista Knowledge Base' instead of the content on the Windows Help and How-to site.
Now that you have found out about this little hidden (not intentionally) feature you may be wondering, so what? or what is the difference between the 2?
The way I like to think of how what distinguishes the 2 different searches is as follows:
However there is content such as common error messages where we try on the Windows Help and How-To site put a less technical and more consumer friendly view on it vs the KB article which tends to be more technically written and targeted at a wider audience. Such as about error 80070003
Windows Update error 8007003 Vs Error message when you try to download updates from Windows Update on a computer that is running Windows Vista: "Error 0x80070003 The system cannot find the path specified"
The other thing to remember about the support Kb is that it is not just for Vista but for all our products.
Last week I posted about April 29th was the date when Windows XP SP3 would be available, well it seems it has been delayed for a while due to a...
'...compatibility issue between Microsoft Dynamics Retail Management System (RMS) and both Windows XP SP3 and Windows Vista Service Pack1...'
Read the full announcement on the Technet Forums


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GoSun, a company that makes solar grills, will add an electric component to one of its stoves to enable users to cook when the sun isn't out.
LG takes on the major premium laptop players with the expensive Gram 14. It's light and highly portable, but suffers from some first-gen missteps.
BMW showed off a completely new generation of its X1 with a gain of over 2 inches in roof height, giving it more cabin space and more SUV-like style.
The Monster SoundStage S1 offers a huge, party-ready sound in a small box coupled with exhaustive connectivity, but subtle it is not.
The 55-inch LG 55EC9300 offers the world-beating picture quality of OLED TV for the lowest price yet.
Affordable, reliable, and easy to use, the XYZprinting Da Vinci 1.0 AiO 3D Printer is great leap toward making 3D printing available to the masses.
Transform this one machine into a lawn mower, snow thrower, leaf blower, or pressure washer.
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Courts and the Press: Selected full-text books and articles
Trial by Media: Headlines Declare Guilt before Juries Do Editor & Publisher, Vol. 144, No. 10, October 2011
Free Press vs. Fair Trials: Examining Publicity's Role in Trial Outcomes Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 2004
Free Press v. Fair Trial: Supreme Court Decisions since 1807 Praeger Publishers, 1994
The Press on Trial: Crimes and Trials as Media Events Greenwood Press, 1997
Justice and the Media: Reconciling Fair Trials and a Free Press Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1997
Murder, Courts, and the Press: Issues in Free Press/Fair Trial Southern Illinois University Press, 1986
Drifting Apart Together: Diverging Conceptions of Free Expression in the North American Judicial Tradition Communications and the Law, Vol. 20, No. 4, December 1999
Lower Courts Point the Way on Press and Privacy Rights Communications and the Law, Vol. 22, No. 1, March 2000
Source Utilization in Legal Journalism: Network TV News Coverage of the Timothy McVeigh Oklahoma City Bombing Trial Communications and the Law, Vol. 20, No. 2, June 1998
The Effect of Pretrial Publicity: The Bernardo Case Canadian Journal of Criminology, Vol. 38, No. 3, July 1996
Television News, Prejudicial Pretrial Publicity, and the Depiction of Race Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media, Vol. 46, No. 1, March 2002
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ALC 2015: Information and Inspiration
Professor Martin Culpepper SM '97, PhD '00, MIT's official Maker Czar, discussed why maker spaces are vital to the real-world success of MIT students.
More than 150 MIT alumni posted nearly 1,000 messages on Facebook and Twitter using the #MITALC hashtag.
MITAA President and Chair John Chisholm '75, SM '76 provided an overview of Alumni Association activities in 2015 and shared plans for the upcoming year.
ALC attendees from MIT Sloan discussed new initiatives and priorities that can help provide MIT students with access to cutting-edge research.
Chancellor W. Eric Grimson PhD '80 moderated an academic panel with deans from MIT's five schools.
Dean Melissa Nobles discussed her vision for the future for MIT's School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.
MIT Chancellor Cynthia Barnhart SM '86, PhD '88 and current students discussed how MIT can create a campus culture where seeking help is universally encouraged.
MIT Sloan Assistant Professor Renée Richardson Gosline applied her background in marketing to MIT's goals of diversity and inclusion in Institute leadership.
At the Leadership Awards Dinner, MIT's Public Service Center was renamed in honor of Priscilla Gray, a center co-founder and wife of former MIT President Paul Gray.
From left: Vice President and CEO Judy Cole; Provost Marty Schmidt SM '83, PhD '88; George B. Morgan '20 Award winners Deborah S. Sharpe '76; Scott J. Mermel '68, SM '70; and Gerardo A. Borromeo '82, SM '83; and MITAA President John Chisholm '75, SM '76
Shinichiro Nakamura MBA '99 accepts his Harold E. Lobdell '17 Distinguished Service Award from MITAA President John Chisholm '75, SM '76
From left: Vice President and CEO Judy Cole; Provost Marty Schmidt SM '83, PhD '88; Henry B. Kane '24 Award recipients David L. Fung '85 and Michael Szeto '72, SM '72; and MITAA President John Chisholm '75, SM '76
From left: Provost Marty Schmidt SM '83, PhD '88; Bronze Beaver Award recipients Theresa M. Stone SM '76; Robert N. Gurnitz '60, SM '61, PhD '66; and Robert V. Ferrara '67; Vice President and CEO Judy Cole; and MITAA President John Chisholm '75, SM '76
The 2015 MIT Alumni Leadership Conference took place Sept. 25-26. This year's schedule featured more than 50 programs and sessions and a record 700 attendees—many for the first time—who brought a renewed excitement to the Alumni Association and the entire MIT community.
Read a recap of the weekend on Slice of MIT then listen to a Slice podcast with the recipients of this year's Bronze Beaver Awards, the highest honor MIT bestows upon its alumni. View all the recipients of this year's Volunteer Leadership Awards.
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AMAZING pose.....
So sooo soooooooo beautiful
i loved Sandy!! ♥.♥
Breath taking!!!
I think I am in love
I am a good-looking woman, and you make me cry out in jealousy. XD And you're an excellent photographer.
lovely shot..you look so sexy and hot !
very beautiful woman
Stunningly gorgeous..
Love from Beijing, Wang Jundu!
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unde plecai asa gatita? :>
haha....la aniversarea iubitului meu
oh my god!!!!!!!!! pretty
wow!!! i just love all your pictures
I love to see you in that dress!
you're so very gorgeously curved! great photography
Se-xy !
es increible que la hermosura de la mujeres sea psible congelarla en la fotografia. no hay nada mas efimero que que el sentimiento que produce.
por eso uno contempla lo mas que pueda esas fotografias
por eso uno contempla lo mas que pueda esas fotografias
que linda
You are pretty shiny girl
Very beautiful!! Can't take my eyes off you...
I agree - a beautiful shot of a beautiful woman - the dress fits your figure nicely and it's a pleasant change to see your face from the front and not a profile image
Out of this world beautiful!!!
very nice
Definitely a bowchikawowwow moment
Si los recuerdos vuelven y nos hacen muy bien significa que siguen siendo parte de nuestro presente.
wow. just....wow.
Don't think I'd ever forget!
Very good picture - desktop on fire -
Pretty. <3
So lovely, this dress was made for you...
Very beautiful
Little black dress on the right person is a killer combination. Woo hoo.
wow you have a great figure....
This above all your pics is my favorite. Real real nice. Good Job * High Five
Stunning! O_o
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My dear,Find what you love and let it kill you.Let it drain you of your all. Let it cling onto your back and weigh you down into eventual nothingness....
31 Fun Treats To Make In A Muffin Tin
Like BURGERS.
Espresso Ice Cream | Sugarcrafter
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List of spells in Harry Potter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia...
occur in the fictional of the series of books by author . are used by many of the to achieve useful effects without the benefit of modern technology. The main depiction of a "spell" in the Harry Potter books consists of a gesture made with the cha...
a little more electroswing so you can move your electrothing...
Try to sit still for this entire mix. That's right, I freaking dare you. Nineteen tracks including music by Caravan Palace, Der Dritte Raum, and Fred Astaire. ------ Thank you for all the comments, listens, likes, and shares! :) Want more? http:...
Covers that will give you Goosebumps
Covers that you may have never heard of, but will become your new favorites! Amazing songs sung by incredible voices, enjoy ;) ❤ the mix and post your comments if you enjoy it! Let me know what you think (A rar file is available if you email me or...
Music Your Parents Partied To
And you might too, but they did first. Eleven tracks including music by The Beatles, Grateful Dead and The Rolling Stones.
Origami For Everyone
Origami for Everyone gives you full step-by-step instructions for 30 awesome origami projects for everyone from beginners to experts. Learn how to mak...
Modern Classic Paintings
Play it fuckin' loud! Timeless classics.
100 of the best classic rock songs of all time. Enjoy over 7 hours full of music legends of the past century including The Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, Led Zeppelin and many more...
Chill, Hipster Child. Light A Cigarette And See The Smoke...
Lots of chill. It would be pointless to name 3 artists. It's a tad bit long. For thou, Bryony.
The Harry Potter Lexicon
Kitchen Cheat Sheet Guide On Basic Cooking Techniques
Seven Tips From Ernest Hemingway on How to Write Fiction...
Vanilla Pudding Chocolate Chip Cookies
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Hilarious Celebrity Portraits - My Modern Metropolis
New York-based photographer Martin Schoeller loves to make us laugh! Take a look at his celebrity portraits of everyone from Quentin Tarantino to Chris Rock a…
Vanilla Bean Scones | Sugarcrafter
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Guacamummus or Hummamole (Avocado Hummus) Recipe
Whatever you call it, this guacamole and hummus combo is always a crowd favorite! Detailed instructions and photos included.
Sample this collection of recipes from authentic Middle-earth cuisine cultivated by Dwarf Company's heartiest appetite. Give each dish a rating and submit your own! See the film from the Director of 'The Lord Of The Rings' Trilogy, THE HOBBIT: AN UNE...