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Several days have passed since the Team Wartortle episode and Ash and co. can't get off the island due to strong currents. Things get worse when they are starving and they get real bad as they antagonize a trainer named Gulzar. When challenged to a battle Ash accidentally breaks Snorlax' Poké Ball and Snorlax instantly becomes "The thing that wouldn't leave". As Ash and co. arrive at the Pokémon Center the weekly food shipment is abducted by Team Rocket. Will Ash be able to soothe more than one savage beast?
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At the very beginning of her book The American Way of Eating, Tracie McMillan writes, "Like all myths, the idea that only the affluent and educated care about their meals has spread not because it is true, but because parts of it are. Healthier food is more expensive; that much is true. So is the fact that it can be hard to find in poor neighborhoods. And yet it requires an impossible leap of logic to conclude from these facts that only the rich care about their meals" (2). McMillan explains that she had bought into this myth—that home-cooked, healthy, fresh food was "for the rich"—until, as a writer "covering the poverty beat" for a small magazine, she profiled a young New York girl who was attending a cooking class (3). For the first time, McMillan began to ask herself why it was easier and cheaper to eat junk food than it was to eat healthy food. She asked herself, "Why is it so difficult to eat well?" (9), and that question launched her investigation of the American food system and remains at the heart of her book.
On Tuesday, October 8, Kalamazoo College's Mary Jane Underwood Center for Civic Engagement and Farms to K will present a public screening of the recently-released documentary, A Place at the Table, that takes up McMillan's question and asks us to consider why 50 million Americans—1 in 4 children—don't know where their next meal is coming from, let alone have the resources to ensure that that meal contains healthy, fresh, food. The film, by the producers of Food, Inc., traces the story of three food insecure Americans "who maintain their dignity even as they struggle just to eat" (Place at the Table). Following the screening, there will be a discussion of hunger in Kalamazoo, led by Phyllis Hepp, of Kalamazoo Loaves & Fishes, and Dayon Woodford, a K College student working on a senior thesis on food access in Kalamazoo.
This screening of A Place at the Table is open to the public and takes place from 7 pm - 9 pm Tuesday, October 8 in the Recital Hall of the Fine Arts Building on the campus of Kalamazoo College.
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Sigh. Not good. So not good. The once unbeatable team that brought us the Bourne films, Matt Damon and Paul Greengrass, has produced something Shakespearean—-"all sound and fury, signifying nothing." Noise does not content make. Once again, we are confronted with the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy. We believe. We believe. But tell us something we don't know. The film, based on the far superior book, Imperial Life in the Emerald City: Inside Iraq's Green Zone by Rajiv Chandrasekaran, does not do this excellent book justice. Chandrasekaran chronicles a betrayal of the American people who put their faith in their government and were witnesses to one of the great displays of incompetence in contemporary history.
The story is a familiar one: the little people must pay and the big people get paid off. Matt Damon is a little person, "Roy Miller," an idealistic soldier who has drunk the Kool Aid of the necessity of the Iraq War. As a result, he is desperately searching for Weapons of Mass Destruction. The story was "ripped from the headlines." Indeed, so ripped it was that Matt Damon's soldier could have read the newspapers a few weeks later and learned the answers. Bland-faced, Greg Kinnear represents the Bush administration and all its ill-informed political flacks, operating out of their depth in Iraq. Kinnear is not a force of evil, however, he is merely being expedient and political. He is what he is: a cipher. Punching him is like punching oatmeal. He is the man who wasn't there, hiding at the midlevel, unremarkable and unreachable.
Although Greengrass was supposedly fueled by a sense of outrage, he actually lets the neo-conservative fabulists off easy. The most horrifying part of Chandrasekaran's book is not the absence of weapons of mass destruction but the sheer incompetence and delusional behavior of the occupying forces. I was amused to realize that the center of the "Green Zone" was the "Republican Palace" (referring to the Republican Guard). Despite the vast responsibilities of "liberating" Iraq, underage Republican staffers were rewarded with a summer job and a blip on their resumés. Like their elders, the low level operatives were attempting to run a destroyed and demoralized nation, which was invaded by a hostile and belligerent force in search of something that did not exist. In this film, we get no sense of the hubris of the American government. We get no sense of the overwrought décor of Sadaam's palace, teaming with irreverent American soldiers. We get no sense of the suffering of the Iraqi people. Green Zone lets the politicians off lightly and sets up a mystery tale about something that is no longer a mystery and sends the audience on a diversionary course.
We are asked to believe that the CIA is a force of good and, as such, the organization, or one of its operatives (Brendan Gleeson), would work with a lowly, untrained, off the reservation soldier. This soldier has not read Tennyson and has never heard of the "theirs is not to reason why" part and does not like the "theirs is to do and die" part, so off he goes. Careening around a strange city, accompanied by an astonishingly convenient interpreter, Damon manages to locate the mastermind behind the insurgency and the only voice of truth, a revered Iraqi general on the run. There are no weapons. There were never any weapons, but no one in a war-hungry administration wanted to know the truth. We are asked to assume that this Iraqi general is the only one who knew of the amazing vanishing weapons. To silence him, Blackwater-like assassins, working for the government, against the CIA, shoot the Iraqi general. And the conclusion we are supposed to reach is that the administration disbanded the Iraqi Army because the leaders knew there were no WMD. I think. And the CIA knew the truth and used the soldier, Roy Miller, to rock the boat. I think.
The real story was so much better than anything Greengrass concocted. Regardless of the intentions of this film, however admirable they might be, the result undermines the message. Roy Miller and his Interpreter are Robinson Crusoe and his Man Friday. I can only assume that Greengrass was unwitting in his colonialist viewpoint that the imperialists would always have one-legged accomplices as sidekicks. The superiority of the West over the disabled East is underscored as the limping Interpreter attaches himself to the Invader and happily saves the life of Roy Miller. And all for no discernable reward, other than, "I love my country." The actual culpability of the Bush administration in a War of Choice is elided in the end. The villains are the natives who supported Sadaam and the blame is laid at the doorstep of the Iraqis. There is a Chalabi-type pretender to the throne who is dethroned due to the Arab habit of arguing loudly. Clearly the Arabs needed "our" help to show them how to do democracy. Thanks to plain Roy Miller, the Americans can emerge from this film, honor intact, with ideals firmly in place.
It has been said that films about the Iraq War are unpopular because the was is unpopular. Possibly, but it could be that the films about the Iraq War are unpopular because they are simply bad films. Except for The Hurt Locker.
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Every now and then, I'll become completely obsessed with a singular color. It's odd, because most of what inspires me is the combination of two or three unexpected colors, creating a palette that just… sings. But today? Today I'm loving mint green and mint green only.
Inspired by my most recent manicure and this photo (as well as this fantastic minty deal on Etsy.com!), I've rounded up my favorite mint-lovin' steals for the home above (and yes, one for the digits!). Do you spy the Smeg refrigerator? The quirky Harry Allen piggy bank? And how about that adorable pagoda umbrella?
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Her character model is a standard business woman pedestrian, to whom she only speaks when "pushed" by the player, yet in the pedestrian's default voice.
Beat Down on B-DupSweet's Girlfriend has a completely different role, and character appearance, to whom she only appears in the cutscene of the actual mission, to where she attempts to give Sweet a blunt of cocaine and is eventually "shooed away" from CJ.
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- Two-photon induced three-dimensional optical data storage based on a compact DVD optical head
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- Ullah, Md Azim; Li, Xiangping; Cheng, Xueming; Ma, Jianshe; Gu, Min
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- The point spread function of a compact DVD optical head under femtosecond pulsed laser illumination has been characterised. For the first time, using the compact DVD optical head for two-photon induced three-dimensional (3D) optical data storage has been demonstrated.
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Beach babies
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Seasonal must-dos
Depending on what time of year you fly into LaGuardia, you may want to attend one of the neighborhoods' many seasonal events. If you're traveling during the holidays, you'll want to check out one of the holiday shops and markets in Queens. The Astoria Market might be a great place to pick up an artisan toy for tot. Maybe the Winter Solstice Celebration and Holiday Marketplace is more your speed, with all its family-friendly activities. If you come to the area during the summer, head to Rufus King, Astoria, Flushing Meadows Corona, Brookville, Windmuller or Elmhurst parks, where you'll be able to let your kids run and play in the grass while you enjoy a free concert.
Quintessential NYC
Although its great to explore the area around LaGuardia, you'll want to make sure that you treat your family to some famous NYC attractions. Getting a car rental at New York-LaGuardia comes in handy for venturing from attraction to attraction! Show your little ones the Statue of Liberty, the Children's Museum of Manhattan, Central Park and the Skyscraper Museum. No matter their interests, your kids will be excited to be exploring this high-energy city.
When you're planning a family trip to the Big Apple, it may be hard to narrow down the list of attractions to see. From typical spots like Time Square and the Empire State building to destinations that are sometimes overlooked, there are enough fun places to hit to make your head spin! Choosing a New York-JFK car rental for your trip will allow you to venture out of downtown Manhattan to places like Adventureland, the Hyde Park Drive-In Theatre or the Castle Family Fun Center. Whatever makes it onto your list of must-sees, a New York-JFK rental car will get you where you need to go!
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No matter what time of the year you are traveling to New York, Bryant Park is an unbelievable spot for families. If you're heading to NYC during the holiday season, you don't want to miss a chance to ice skate at Citi Pond. With unbelievable views of the park and the towering holiday tree, children will be giddy with cheer at this park! Families traveling during the summer can enjoy the lush gardens and get away from the hustle and bustle of the streets of New York.
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Drive your New York-JFK car rental to one of the most popular zoos in the country. With 265 acres of wildlife habitats and family-friendly attractions, this urban park will bring out the little kid in anyone! It's nearly impossible to see all the amazing exhibits in this park, but you'll surely be able to see some outstanding wildlife no matter what. The zoo is a part of the Wildlife Conservation Society, which also includes parks like Central Park Zoo, Queens Zoo and the New York Aquarium.
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New York City may seem like a daunting place to take young children, but nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, this city of more than 8 million is home to world-class children's activities, numerous parks and almost unlimited recreational opportunities. Your kids will have no chance at boredom in this lively and thriving metropolitan city. This culturally significant city is a mecca of American culture and has been the spot of more historic and memorable happenings than almost any other U.S. location. Hop in your New York City rental car and head out to see the sights.
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Strap your little ones into your New York City car rental and take them to a museum designed specifically for young minds. Lucky for your kids, you have a wealth of museums to choose from. The Children's Museum of Manhattan has offered exhibits like City Splash, Adventures with Dora and Diego, and The Grinch's Holiday Workshop. Playworks is an exhibit offered for children younger than four years old. As another option, you could take your family to the Brooklyn Children's Museum, which offers exhibits like Green Threads, Neighborhood Nature, Totally Tots and World Brooklyn. If your children are particularly artistic, take them to the Children's Museum of the Arts. This museum offers insight into a variety of artistic disciplines, perfect for pint-size Picassos.
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If kids are feeling cramped in your New York City car rental, try some alternative transportation. Taking a boat tour or even just relaxing on the water can immediately lift your spirits. Head over to the Loeb Boathouse in Central Park, where you can take a Venetian Gondola Tour. If you're more of an independent family, rent a rowboat. The options are endless. Families that prefer something a little more adventurous can rent a kayak from The Downtown Boathouse. Kayaking down the Hudson River will be a memory your family will never forget.
The classics
If your kids haven't been to New York before, there's no reason to deprive them of the classics. Although Times Square may be lost on the young and the restless, little ones should see the Statue of Liberty while visiting the Big Apple. Central Park is also a classic destination that is notoriously kid-friendly. Running around in the sunshine, taking in the sights - what could be better? Your New York City rental car gives you unlimited options to experience all the classic attractions that the city has to offer.
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Growing Strawberries Again
The bittersweet memories of summer fruits...and motherhood.
When I was a girl, my family had a strawberry patch. On early summer mornings, my mother sent me to the back yard to weed the patch and pick the berries. I'd sit there weeding and eating, flapping the bugs away and feeling the chilly dirt.
My mother was a terrific gardener. In addition to strawberries, we grew zucchini, lettuce, rhubarb, beans, and enormous tomatoes. One year we planted and harvested a row of corn. Another year we put in raspberry bushes.
But the strawberries were special.
They ripened in June, and that's when we celebrated nearly every family event: my mother's birthday, my parents' anniversary, Father's Day, my birthday, and my brother's birthday. The ripening strawberries were part of the festivities.
For some reason, my birthday was the occasion when strawberries took center stage. As a little girl, I ordered a strawberry cake for my parties. In later years, my mother made strawberry pie for my birthday. It was a simple but miraculous treat: delicate crust, ripe strawberries laced with a small amount of sugar, and homemade whipped cream.
As my mother aged, she became ill with depression. The depression cloaked her, and then it cloaked our house. As the years went by, spring became unbearable. People prone to depression are often sickest in the spring—as the rest of the world awakens to new life, and as the flowers bloom and the strawberries ripen, sad people are frozen in winter.
The family celebrations became a burden. We still had strawberry pie for my birthday, but we bought it from a local bakery. The years went on, and my mother became angry, abusive and cruel. She taunted me and my sister and brother, told us we were "bad kids," and refused to pay attention to our activities and accomplishments. She would fly into a rage and storm out of the house, or throw our clothes out the front door. She threatened my father with a knife. She told us repeatedly she hated us, was afraid of us, and hated herself.
By the time I was a teenager, my mother would often check herself into a hospital sometime after Mother's Day to weather the rest of the spring. Later, when I was a young adult, her suicide attempts would frequently happen in the spring.
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Ninjago Compared To Bionicle And Hero Factory
There's been a lot of discussion lately about two major things:
1) Reasons Bionicle got unweildy near the end.
2) Criticisms and opinions of Ninjago.
In my opinion, some of the criticisms of Bionicle's later years are right on, and I think Ninjago has so far been a highly refreshing reform of those problems. Hero Factory started out to replace Bionicle, but I think Ninjago has passed it by far.
True, there is one key difference between Ninjago and Hero Factory, which is that Ninjago is half comedy.
But I actually think that has helped, in its own way, get past those problems I was talking about -- which is that I think sometimes Bionicle (and its fans) took the characters too seriously and felt the need to always know what was going on with a character once he or she was introduced.
That caused the later years of Bionicle to get watered down with all these side updates. That can be kinda fun to a point, but the great thing about some of Bionicle's early years was the ability to tell a story totally contained on one island or to one small group of characters. That allowed it to go deeper into just those characters.
Hero Factory by contrast has been called "episodic" by many people, by which they seem to mean that there is no overarching story consistency. But Ninjago does have that, at least so far; the main enemy is Garmadon and now his son. There's at least that common thread to tie the plot all together, similar to how Bionicle always had Makuta to tie it together from 2001 to 2010.
I also like how Ninjago mixes some epic themes with comedy, and even in the action sequences, the logic of what is really possible is not taken too seriously. Go to the Ninjago site and view the clip of Sensei Wu fighting shadows, for example. It manages to be funny and impressive, and doesn't worry about all the rules that Bionicle often carried along (which got really hard to remember).
Now, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with theorizing about how something can be possible. I could explain the shadow bit easily with a bit of magical Spinjitsu-ish power, for example. It's a pet peeve of mine when some people try to take away others' fun of thinking about physics. But by the same token, people shouldn't misunderstand that I want a story to take rules too seriously.
The one thing about Ninjago I don't personally enjoy much is the melodramatic kiddy voices, but it's no different than some of the Bionicle movie characters and we all know that little kids DO enjoy that, so there's nothing wrong with it. Most of what I've said above, though, was done well with Kung Fu Panda, without the kiddy voices, so Ninjago could probably have went that route. But it didn't, and I'm okay with that.
Also, Ninjago in Lego Universe is awesome and I'm gonna miss it a lot.
Another point I wanna make is that a lot of Ninjago's critics seem to be missing the point that it's supposed to be a fictional "science fantasy" genre universe, fusing technology, simple oriental designs, and magic all in one. I personally love science fantasy and I think the balance works wonderfully.
Most of the criticisms seem to hinge around the idea of looking to the real world and taking things that are not together on Earth, and making that some sort of rule to try to squeeze Ninjago into. I disagree strongly, and it's very refreshing that LEGO has cast aside that kind of boring, over-serious attitude. LEGO's just having fun with it, and the fun is infectious!
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Officials familiar with the decision tell The Associated Press the IOC has stripped Lance Armstrong of his bronze medal from the 2000 Sydney Olympics because of his involvement in doping.
Two officials say the IOC sent a letter to Armstrong on Wednesday night asking him to return the medal. The move came after the IOC was notified by cycling's governing body that Armstrong had not appealed the decision to disqualify him.
The officials spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because the decision hasn't been announced.
The IOC executive board discussed revoking the medal last month, but delayed a decision until cycling body UCI formally notified Armstrong he had been stripped of his seven Tour de France titles and all results since 1998. He then had 21 days to appeal.
With the deadline expired, the IOC decided to take the medal away.
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Holidays and birthdays ramp up our happiness expectations to often unattainably high levels: to happiness with an uppercase "H" befitting the greeting card stanzas. When the tinsel and streamers come down, it's only understandable that our happiness meters need resetting. Our return to routine is a chance to recommit to everyday happiness and grab it in its lowercase forms.


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Creating a submenu
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In Joomla!, submenus can be shown either as one menu with two or more levels or as completely separate menu modules. To show how to do this, we will step through creating a two-level menu and then see how to show it either as one large menu or as separate parent and child menus.
Sample Data
In our example, we will create a menu called "Pets". It will have two top-level menu items called "Dogs" and "Cats". Under Dogs, we will have "Collies" and "Greyhounds". Under Cats we will have "Tabbies" and "Siamese". So the structure of the Pets menu will be as follows:
- Dogs
- Collies
- Greyhounds
- Cats
- Tabbies
- Siamese
Menu and Menu Items
To create this structure, we create one menu with two levels of Menu Items. Note that we do this whether we want to have everything shown as one large menu or whether we want to create separate menu modules (one parent menu and two child menus). We'll see how to do this later on, when we create the modules.
Here are the steps to create the Menu and Menu Items.
- Create a new Menu in the Menu Manager called "Pets".
- For the purposes of this exercise it might be easier to create a single article to point all the "Menu Items" at. So, create one article called "Pet Menu Test".
- Add a new Menu Item called "Dogs". For this example, we don't really care what the type of the "Menu Item"(s) are!
Again, for the purposes of this exercise it might be easiest to set their "type" as
Article → Article Layout
Then have all of the "Menu Items" pointing to that one article "Pet Menu Test".
- Add a second Menu Item called "Collies" (again, Menu Type of Article Layout as above). In the Parent Item box, select "Dogs", nearly as shown below:
The screenshot is from a previous version of Joomla but 3.2 is very similar. The "Parent Item" option is the 2nd item over in the right-hand column in 3.2.
- Add a third Menu Item called "Greyhounds", again making "Dogs" the Parent Item. (Remember, these can all point to the same article.)
- Add the "Cats" Menu Item. Be sure to make the Parent Item for this "Top".
- Add the last two Menu Items, "Tabbies" and "Siamese", making "Cats" the Parent Item for both.
When you are finished with the "Menu Items" section, the Menu Item Manager should look very similar to the following:
Again it's a little different in 3.2 as we don't get the numbers in the far left column in 3.2.
Menu Modules
At this point, we've got the Menu and Menu Items done. Now we need to create the Menu Modules. In Joomla!, the Menu Module determines three main things: a) what the menu looks like; b) where on the page it will show; and c) on which pages it will show.
We will do two examples. In the first example, we will create one Menu Module that shows all of the items in one menu. In the second, we will create three separate menu modules to show the Pets, Dogs, and Cats menus as separate modules.
One Menu Module
To show this as one module, follow these steps:
- Navigate to
Extensions → Module Manager,
click the "New" icon in the toolbar, and select "Menu".
- Enter the Title as "Pets Menu" and Position as "left". (Left top, )
- In "Select Menu" select "Pets" from the drop-down list.
- If you are using the default "rhuk_milkyway" template and want the menu to look like the other menus, in the Advanced Parameters enter "_menu" for Module Class Suffix.
Now, navigate to the front-end home page. You should see the Pets Menu as shown below:
Click on the Dogs Menu Item. The selected article displays and the Dogs menu expands to show the two submenu items, Collies and Greyhounds. Note that we can set a parameter in the Module Manager to always show submenu items. Here we have taken the default value of "No". Click on "Collies" and again the article changes. (Or it would if we had different articles for each Menu Item!) The screen should look like the one below:
Notice that the Breadcrumbs now shows three levels: Home, Dogs, Collies. Because we used submenus, Joomla! "knows" that Collies is under Dogs.
Separate Menu Modules
Now we will change our example to create three separate menus -- one for the top level (Dogs and Cats), one for the Dogs (Collies and Greyhounds), and one for the Cats (Tabbies and Siamese).
Note: Make sure that your Menu Items each have a unique Alias value. If you use the Copy command in the toolbar of the Menu Item Manager to create these Menu Items, the Alias will be the same as the item being copied. In this case, just edit the Alias value to make it unique (for example, the same as the Title). If you have duplicate Alias values, the menus will not work correctly if the parameter SEF URLs is set to Yes in Global Configuration.
To do this:
- Open the Pets Menu in the Module Manager and change the Title to "Pets Menu Top Level Only".
- Select the Left Position.
- Under Module Parameters, select the Menu Name "Pets Menu"
- Under Module Parameters, change the Menu Style to "List".
- Set the Start Level to "0" and the End Level to "1".
- This is optional. It allows your template to apply special a menu style to the menu (a border, for example). In Advanced Module Parameters put "_menu" in Module Class Suffix.
- For submenu Dog, in extensions menu select Module Manager, click New and select Menu, and set the title to "Dogs Submenu".
- Set the Position to "Left".
- Now this part is very important. We only want this submenu to show when we are in one of the Dogs Menu Items. So, in the Menu Assignment box, select the three items "Dogs", "Collies", and "Greyhounds", as shown below:
- Under Module Parameters, select the menu name "Pets Menu" and change the Menu Style to "List".
- Set the Start Level to "1" and End Level "2".
- This is optional. In Advanced Module Parameters, set Module Class Suffix to "_menu".
- For the "Cats Submenu", repeat steps from 7 to 12 except step 9. In the Menu Assignment box, select the items "Cat", "Tabbies" and "Siamese" (so this menu will only show under these Menu Items).
At this point, we have three menu modules all pointing to the Pets Menu. The only differences between them are (1) the Start and End Levels and (2) the Menu Item Assignment.
Now, in the front end, navigate to the Home page. The "Pets Menu Top Level Only" menu should show. Select the "Dogs" Menu Item. Now, the "Dogs Submenu" should show as a separate menu, as shown below:
Click on the Collies Menu Item and notice that again the Breadcrumbs shows the hierarchy of "Home", "Dogs", and "Collies".
Using this same technique, it is easy to create third-level submenus. You just make the Parent Menu Item a second-level submenu. Then you could use the same technique to create a separate Menu Module with Start Level of 2 and End Level of 3. This would show only the third-level Menu Items.


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Anthony Gregory, Research Fellow and Student Programs Director, provides the introductory speech on the importance of honoring Mises at the 2012 Mises Celebration on September 29 at the Silicon Valley Capital Club in San Jose, CA.
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NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. -- A 12-year-old who went missing from North Carolina is now believed to be in the Myrtle Beach area.
An Amber Alert was issued for 12-year-old Abigale Faith Lefevers on Monday after she went missing from Newport, N.C. She is a white female and is 5'4" with green eyes and brown shoulder-length hair.
The suspect is 38-year-old Timothy Howard Newman. Newman is said to have experience with boats and East Coast waterways, so the two could be on a boat along the South Carolina coast. He is also said to have truck driving experience, so he could be traveling along back roads to avoid major highways.
Newman is a white male and is 5'8" with brown eyes and short brown hair. The Associated Press is reporting that he is a registered sex offender.
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Do your friends keep calling you gay? Are they even really your friends? I mean, I sure don't like it when my friends call me gay. Are they calling you gay so frequently that even your mom asks you if you're gay? Is it so bad that your teachers think you're gay? Well, you're lucky I'm here for you! Nobody has called me gay since elementary school!
Now before you start getting nervous and trying to convince me you don't need my help, just go look in the mirror. They have a reason to call you gay. I mean that basically asks homosexuals to come on to you!
Plan A: Tell them you're not gay
Okay, before we start taking larger measures (wink, wink) let us first simply ask for them to stop. First, we must pick a time when they will most likely call you gay. Maybe in the locker room, when they accuse you of checking them out. Yes, that's a perfect time. When is your next gym class? Two in the afternoon? Okay. Good.
What is it now? You are afraid to say to them you're not gay? I mean, if you're too afraid to tell them you like women then you must be gay. So I guess you're gay. No? You're not? Then get in there! That a boy. That a straight and totally not-gay boy.
Plan B: Dress straight
Okay, I'm sorry you got beat up. I mean, well, think of it in a positive way. Your nose is fixed now. I couldn't stop staring at its misalignment on your face. See! I knew it would cheer you up.
Since that didn't go to well we move to "Plan B"; dress straight. Drop the crocs, stop wearing so much shoes, and wear manlier colors. Not too much black to, this isn't How To Become Goth. And stop wearing that sweater your grandma knitted for you two Christmases ago! Dammit that's basically a cock-block engine at its best! Replace it with a T-shirt. Just any T-shirt. But remember what colors are and aren't acceptable.
Let's take you shopping.
Plan C: Get a girlfriend
I'm sorry they still called you gay, even though you were wearing straight clothes, like I wear. Maybe it's just because I look sexy in those clothes. I don't know why you looked like a fag in them, but we still have "Plan C" and "Plan D".
"Plan C" consists of getting a girlfriend. Now, before you start sweating, remember that one does not have to date a decent looking woman to recognized as straight. One simply just needs to date a not-so-fugly-slut to give the appearance. The worst thing you could ever do is pick the ugly slut. 99.9% of the time it just asks for a "I'm bi" reputation.
Now where shall we go? To the streets, my brotha!
Plan D: Kill Them
I'm sorry you got called bi for showing them your new slut girlfriend. I mean, who could blame them? You even introduced yourself with a "Hey! Look at my new slut girlfriend!" You really are an idiot.
I didn't wanna move onto "Plan D", but we're gonna have to. KILL THEM, You, KILL THEM ALL! Let's face it. You're gonna be called gay no matter what you do. Let your anger come out. Kill them, You! I even have this gun that can destroy worlds for you.
That's it son! Join the dark side! Who is that I see? It's Thomas, Bill, and all the guys at that dark alley way! Let's go!


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