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Sherri Coale: OU has that look
NORMAN — Sherri Coale talks a lot about eyes. The look you can see in a player's eyes. The vision that flows from a player's eye, both for what's happening on the court and what could come. Coale likes the look in her current players' eyes. She likes it very much. Coale's Sooners are in the Women's Final Four, matched against Stanford at 6 p.m. Sunday in San Antonio's Alamodome. Few saw this coming. But few looked with normal eyes. "My kids, they just win," Coale said of her OU players. "They just believe, and we talk about the eyes and the look you need to have in your eyes when you compete for championships." Coale saw the necessary look in the first few minutes of the regional championship game against Kentucky, which had OU in a 15-2 hole. "Even when we were dismal in the first five minutes, the look in the huddle was one of belief," Coale said. "These guys have great eyes. They're full of faith and belief and commitment, and they lock in on me in huddles. They listen. They buy into everything. They buy into one another. They buy into our coaching staff." Some civilians can detect that look, particularly in senior Amanda Thompson's legendary locked-in stare. Some Sooners are starting to see a difference in the eyes of teammates. Of OU center Abi Olajuwon, Thompson said, "You can see it in her eyes how much she wants to win." Olajuwon said the Sooner starters, huddling in pre-game, know the required look. She and Thompson share it for a second standing on the block awaiting a foul shot, reminding each other that every rebound belongs to them. But this eye chatter is not all stoic concentration. Sometimes, Coale needs a twinkle. Sometimes, she wants a player to see beyond reality. "I always tell my point guards (to) arrive at the gym with their teammates' best performance in their eyes," Coale said. "This is a team that player for player does that. "Danielle (Robinson) shows up seeing Amanda's best game in her eyes, but I think Abi shows up seeing (Nyeshia Stevenson's) best game in her eyes, and it's just passed along one to the other, and I think that's something special that keeps us playing." Robinson, the point guard, accepts the responsibility of always bringing the proper look to the court. "It does start with a look," Robinson said. Coale "always talks with me about my demeanor, my body language, and if that's positive and inspiring, you already know when you step onto the bus that it's going to be a great night for the team." The Sooners haven't always had that look and haven't always won when they have had that look. But OU is 27-10 and has won seven of its last eight games, all against NCAA Tournament teams. Down the stretch, that look has been predominant. "You always have to think about the best possible scenario," Robinson said. "Of course, you're not going to get some calls. Of course, you're not going to get every shot. But you've got to be positive at all times. "If you show just that little simple negative gesture or negative look, it feels like it takes the soul out of everyone. And then you have to rebuild it, and that's when you lose possessions."


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Disney to acquire Lucasfilm
Posted 30 October 2012 - 03:13 PM
first Marvel, now this...tis an unholy union...
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Posted 30 October 2012 - 03:27 PM
The big story here will be Episode 7 (and following, of course by 8 and 9). Personally, I don't really NEED there to be an episode 7--the story's been told, folks--but I guess it's nieve of me to think there won't be one. There's too much money to be made from Star Wars. I guess the damage to the franchise has been done (ie: the prequils) so whatever. Maybe it will be good.
I guess my biggest hope from this would be getting original Original Trilogy on blu Ray....
Posted 30 October 2012 - 03:46 PM
Posted 30 October 2012 - 03:55 PM
let it die...
Posted 30 October 2012 - 04:20 PM
Yup, what was that of the end of times??? 0_o
Anyhow!! As long as they get great writers and directors, this could be the best thing to happen to the Star Wars universe!!!
I bet some talented writers and directors are just foaming at the mouth to get a chance to play with the Star Wars universe firsthand!!!!
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Posted 30 October 2012 - 05:45 PM
I bet some talented writers and directors are just foaming at the mouth to get a chance to play with the Star Wars universe firsthand!!!!
Names already out there; Daemon Lindelof, Jon Faverau, soon to be followed by many others....
Posted 30 October 2012 - 05:52 PM
I bet some talented writers and directors are just foaming at the mouth to get a chance to play with the Star Wars universe firsthand!!!!
Yeah, first the comic book movie replaces the action-adventure genre, and now we can have Star Wars replace the Sci-fi genre with no challenge!
One Star Wars a summer...no wait...multiple spin-offs! 4 Star Wars related movies a summer! More! how about a summer lead off with Boba Fett, followed by Dengar...Bossk...all heading to the mega summer blockbuster "Disney's Lucasfilm's The Bounty Hunters!" Hopefully that would lead to more awesome projects like "Momaw Nadon" and "Ice Cream Maker Guy!" Oh, and we could get some real, like, yknow, dark and gritty takes...more blood...'R' ratings...ooh, CGI would really look good with...and the lightsabre battles? you ain't seen nothin yet!....
This move says what about George Lucas:
a ) its always been about the money
b ) a retiree wants to see his creation in the best hands as he prepares to die
c ) the DIABEETUS is in control!
Sorry, man. This is one jaded Star Wars fan that just cant find the optimism.
Posted 30 October 2012 - 07:20 PM
I wonder if this will effect the so called Star Wars TV show and the Clone Wars toon
Posted 30 October 2012 - 08:09 PM
This is one jaded Star Wars fan that just cant find the optimism.
See, I just don't know that there's a reason to be.
Had George delivered to us three amazing prequils that everyone love and promised us years and years of more of the same, then there would be reason to be disappointed. But the prequils didn't go over well and George said he was done. Heck , people even wished out loud that he WOULD sell SW off and now he did. If it's a matter of "Well I did want him to sell it, just not to Disney" well guess what....no one BUT Disney could afford to buy Star Wars!
I guess I'm fine with this because I've really been "done" with SW for a while. To me the thing that really matters are the three original movies. I have them (granted, on VHS) and can watch them whenever I want. George couldn't change that no matter how many times he wanted to tweak them. Disney won't be able to change it with whatever they do next. Heck, Disney could do bad remakes of all three or tell us in Episode 7 that the originals were all a dream, and it still wouldn't really matter. The toys associated with the OT have also all been done and I've basically called my SW collection complete even before this news broke (though I do still need a Sy Snootels). Maybe what Disney does will suck. If so, I'll ignore it like I ignore Medicalorions. If Disney does a good SW movie, wake me and I'll go see it. And in the end, George Lucas DOES deserve our thanks because--all said and done--he gave a lot of people their three favorite movies.
Posted 30 October 2012 - 08:40 PM
Posted 30 October 2012 - 10:14 PM
-Han Solo, Star Wars: Return of the Jedi
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Posted 31 October 2012 - 07:11 AM
Well maybe finally we will get off the Clone Wars
I wonder if this will effect the so called Star Wars TV show and the Clone Wars toon
Well, rumors are heavy that this is Clone Wars' last season. If not, I'm betting it only gets one more at most.
The Star Wars TV show is probably still a decade or more away if it ever happens at all. Lucas and his cohorts at Lucasfilm seemed to be betting on the idea that CGI was going to become less expensive as its' usage became more commonplace, and that techniques would materialize that would allow it to be done more quickly with no appreciable drop in quality. This hasn't happened, which means that each episode as George envisioned it could cost $50-$100 million dollars (As George's idea seemed to be that he wanted no appreciable difference between the movies and the TV show in terms of production values). Not even Lucas OR Disney has pockets so deep to sustain that level of expenditure for long (which was why it hasn't happened yet despite being talked about as far back as 7 or 8 years ago. A single season could cost nearly a billion dollars.
Now personally? I think Disney could make it happen for far less if they really wanted to. Take a cue from some of the fanfilm creators out there and simply...do more with less. If the story and characters are good you don't need to drown the audience in CGI imagery. I'd even find it forgivable if the production occasionally used "stock footage" and recycled other assets from the movies.
Posted 31 October 2012 - 07:48 AM
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Posted 31 October 2012 - 10:26 AM
Who's the more foolish? The fool, or the fool who follows him?
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Posted 31 October 2012 - 10:29 AM
Posted 31 October 2012 - 04:03 PM
So sorry Indiana...The Well of Souls was nothing compared to being entombed in the Disney vault next to the corpse of Uncle Remus and that purple catfish host of "Muppets Tonight"
Posted 31 October 2012 - 06:41 PM
Posted 31 October 2012 - 07:43 PM
as I said on facebook this willeither refresh the franchise or completely destroy it I know Sean Long is being optimistic about it but I'm more judgemental
It depends on if the fans will give it a chance
Posted 31 October 2012 - 09:25 PM
as I said on facebook this willeither refresh the franchise or completely destroy it I know Sean Long is being optimistic about it but I'm more judgemental
It depends on if the fans will give it a chance
It be fine I think the fans will see it then complain but still it makes its money
Posted 01 November 2012 - 09:44 AM
Posted 01 November 2012 - 10:13 AM
As much as I'm thrilled about the prospects of more movies I'm really worried that this is going to eviscerate post ROTJ EU. Also I hate that Dark Horse is certainly going to loose the license to Marvel. The only comics I buy are the omnibuses and was hoping to be able to own every comic through those someday but now that will never happen.
That's true. We used to be able to disregard anything that wasnt directly from George's mouth/brain or at least verbal recordance of approval as non canon . Remember all the countless novels and lore directly approved as a product by Lucasfilm before the prequels, and how all that canonicity went down the toilet when George decided to make new movies? You're right, the same can be expected for post ROTJ EU. So much for the props deserved to Tim Zahn for the Thrawn books and their help in making Star Wars cool again in the 90s.
Now, Im not saying that all canon = quality, but how much quality over quantity could we possibly get out of "opening the floodgates?"
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Posted 01 November 2012 - 11:21 AM
That said. What would you prefer to have happened? To me, I only see a couple of scenerios had Lucas not sold:
1. He stayed retired and they kept on giving us Clone Wars cartoons, which really can only have a finite number of shows. That's just the way it is when your story takes place between event A and event B.
2. Lucas tried again to give us more movies. Movies that he has complete and total control over, in which he surrounds himself with "talent" too afraid of being fired to give him any constructive criticism on his work. And then we get a product much the same as the prequils.
I guess I'll be THAT GUY and go ahead and play the Avengers card since no one else has yet. That movie came out under the Disney banner and was an all around croud pleaser. They got creators and actors who were IN TO the material and they put good work into it, turned out good product. I don't see why that can't happen with SW.
I've read your posts of your dislike for Lucas' prequils and his way of going about things, I AGREE with a lot of your SW opinions. Now he's turned it over to someone else.
Like Han said, "What WOULD you like?"
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If you haven't seen Season 1 of the smash hit 'Orange Is the New Black' on Netflix, where have you been hiding? Set inside a women's federal prison, 'Orange Is the New Black' has something to offer to everyone, whether it be a big serving of comedy or a slap in the face with the nitty-gritty truth of prison life. It was announced on Monday that the series has already been renewed for a third season, before Season 2 has even aired. While this news broke, I had the opportunity to chat with one of the stars of the series, Michael Harney, who plays Sam Healy, the corrections officer and inmate counselor at Litchfield Penitentiary.
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TVRage: 'Orange Is the New Black' is the work of 'Weeds' creator Jenji Kohan, with whom you have previously worked. What has it been like reuniting with her on set?
Michael Harney: We worked together for two years. Jenji oversees our staff and does a lot of the writing. Flat out she's just a genius in terms of what she's doing and what she's capable of. It's not an easy thing to be able to create very deep, whole, individual characters in a way that's going to take the interest of the entire world. She's been able to do that numerous times, in numerous ways, very successfully. That takes a quality of genius.
TVRage: In the pilot episode your character, Sam Healy, mentions that he does not understand the criminal justice system. "I've got a crack dealer who's doing nine months, and then I've got a lady who accidentally backed into a mailman who's doing four years," he says. That was a powerful statement to deliver in the very first episode. Do you think that this is a case of art imitating life?
Harney: Yeah, I think that it is a case of art imitating life. I think that the system is flawed and that we have a lot of problems in it. Not the least of which is that the resources are really lacking for good programs, good salaries, taking care of the inmates in different ways, and certainly rehabilitative processes are lacking. The ability to sustain someone within those processes once they've become involved in them is lacking.
TVRage: Some of your early scenes with Piper in the office provide some of the best one-liners of the first few episodes. The comedic moments in 'Orange Is the New Black' are a large part of the reason why I keep coming back to the series for more. Is the atmosphere on set as comical as it comes off on screen?
Harney: Yeah, the atmosphere on set is really very cordial, very respectful, very professional and most of all it is very fun. We have a really good time with each other.
TVRage: I get the impression that a lot of the cast are really great friends outside of filming.
Harney: Yeah, I always look at being in acting like being in the circus. It's really very similar to that because you become part of this troop and you travel from town to town. In our case we travel from episode to episode and we do different things. We go to press junkets, we go to premieres, we go to benefits, we go to award ceremonies together. We travel around together and there's a really nice, and very warm and caring, attitude that we all carry toward each other. It's really like having a good friend with you, and it's just a very cool feeling. I've been very lucky in my experience and in my shows over the years that I've had that several times, and this is really one of them. I'm very grateful to be part of this group.
TVRage: There are so many diverse personalities on the series that I find myself having an inner struggle over who is my favorite. Who is your favorite character?
Harney: I kind of get that question a lot and I don't have a favorite character. The favorite character is the one that I'm processing circumstances with on any given episode. I don't really have a favorite.
TVRage: There is so much that is interesting and appealing about each and every character on the series.
Harney: That's part of the genius of the writing. There really is a very excellent writing staff, and they have been able to get very deep into people's lives, which I think is exceedingly important when you're looking at this environment and surviving in this environment. I say surviving because that's really what it's about, both for the inmates and for the people working there. If we go deep enough in the writing, which our writing staff does, and we touch upon all these different things that have happened to the characters, now all of a sudden they're a whole person.
TVRage: Yes, it becomes so much easier to relate to them on a personal level as opposed to simply seeing them as inmates.
Harney: That's it, you're a step ahead of me. That's exactly what I was going to say.
TVRage: I have found it very interesting to take a look inside the correctional system through this show. There does not seem to be as much of a media focus on the criminal system here in Canada as there is in the United States.
Harney: Yeah, I mean I think that one of the things that's really great about the show is that it's shining a light on a population of people that, for the most part, have been forgotten. Now, with the onset of the reality shows like 'Locked Up' that introduce the public to life inside prison, that's not so much true as it was before. Even with those shows, however, when you see the reality of it I think it might be difficult for people to identify and easier for people to say, "Well that's nothing like me." With our show, through the utilization of back-stories and really getting into the nuts and bolts of answering questions "who, what, why, where, when" in terms of the causation for why someone is incarcerated, the viewing audience is going to have a harder time not identifying with the inmate who the story is about on a given week. I can't say given week anymore with everyone binge-watching it. (laughs)
TVRage: That is exactly how I watched the show on Netflix. I think I watched every episode in less than two days.
Harney: That's amazing, I think a lot of people binge-watch. I do too, it's the only way I can do it. I hardly have time to watch anything anymore.
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TVRage: What has your experience been like working with Netflix on 'Orange Is the New Black'? Instead of releasing episodes one by one, the entire season is available to fans on demand. Do you think this change in format has an effect on the feedback you are receiving?
Harney: I think it does because when people binge-watch things it has a tendency to become part of them in a different way. What I mean by that is I think it becomes more present as an influence in their lives because it's at their beck-and-call at any moment that they want to see it. They can binge-watch, they can go back and watch an episode they really liked. To me it's fascinating. I'm sure there's studies that have been done, which I have not read, but to me it is a fascinating phenomenon. I really believe so many of us can latch on to things that help us deal with our own circumstances. By latching on to other people's circumstances through art we work out our own, often unconsciously.
TVRage: I find it so much easier to become invested in the lives of the characters on my screen when I am "binge-watching" something, versus watching it week-by-week.
Harney: That's a very cool thing. My impression is that we latch on to these people's lives that become so much a part of our lives. There's so many parallels to what we're viewing. I think in many respects we're all feeling imprisoned in one way or another. Whether we're incarcerated in a prison, incarcerated in a job, incarcerated in a set of circumstances, incarcerated in a relationship, incarcerated by an illness, it goes on, and on, and on. I really believe one of the most profound aspects of the show is that it allows the audience to work out their own problems.
TVRage: When I watched the first episode I really did like Healy's character a lot. He was looking out for Piper, and while he was a little bit aggressive in his beliefs, I felt like he had the best interests of everyone in mind. By the time the events of the final episode played out, however, my feelings towards Healy did almost a complete 180. Were you shocked by his actions?
Harney: I wasn't so much shocked. When I'm acting it's really like painting. The writers give me my colors for the day, so to speak, and I look and I go, "Oh wow, look at this I've got really cool colors to paint with." I get to paint this really cool landscape today, or this really cool relationship. Of course, for me, the painting is really the living it through and experiencing it. My job is to find ways of justifying the actions that I do on a very personal and honest level. That's my job, that's what I do as an actor if I'm any good. I make it so that I completely believe in what I'm doing and I have a reason for doing it that justifies my action. In this particular case I had to go some miles to do that. The things I used of course are personal, I don't talk about them, but it was kind of a cool ride to take artistically. Was it hard? Sure, it was hard to turn my back on somebody, and it should be hard, but that's part of the color.
TVRage: It is obvious that Healy is having problems not only at work, but at home as well. Are we ever going to get see the back-story behind Healy and his wife?
Harney: You're going to have to wait for that!
TVRage: As an aside, one thing I was always strangely curious about is if there is a story behind the little bobble heads on the desk in Healy's office?
Harney: (laughs) Well, you'll have to wait. I can't really talk about that. You'll have to wait on that, but I think it's certainly a fun and interesting path.
TVRage: You seem to play a lot of roles related to the law enforcement world, (such as Detective Mike Roberts on 'NYPD Blue,' Detective Mitch Ouellette on 'Weeds,' Detective Hank Smith on 'The Defenders' and Detective Frank Scarli on 'NCIS: Los Angeles.') Are these character choices a reflection of your real life experience with social work and work in the prison setting?
Harney: I have played many law enforcement roles over the years. I think it's just the way that I look (laughs). I have a certain bearing at times and people can believe that I might be a detective or working in a prison.
You can catch Michael Harney on Season 2 of 'Orange Is the New Black' on Netflix starting June 6. Be sure to follow him on Twitter at @MichaelHarney4.


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A physical state for chemical substances. And also a form of food for people that aper dislike.
Ät gas, dude.
by ap January 16, 2003
An acronym to describe someone with a homosexual disease. It stands for "Gay Ass Syndrome".
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Or G.A.S. Acronym for "Gimme A Sec" usually used while chatting.
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Go juice for my car
Dude, my car is totally out of go juice maybe we should hit a gas station
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Gay anal sex (The act of penetrating a penis into another man's anus)
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John Kizer: Aw sweet, I love GAS! Give it to me!!!
John Kizer: Aw sweet, I love GAS! Give it to me!!!
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Another term for "Gay". Can use it interchangeably with other words containing the word "gay"
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The title of a book about a humorous, in-depth look at the compulsive disorder and acquisition strategies of many guitarists' drive to own more and more instruments.
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New Egypt president has a tight window on economy
Egypt's new president has a window of opportunity to pull the economy from the brink of disaster, but he will have to chart a careful path to convince a host of deeply sceptical players at home and abroad that his is a government they can trust.
June 26, 2012 10:29 by Reuters
After winning the country's first freely contested election for head of state, the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed Mursi, 60, brings with him strongly free-market policies that would delight investors were it not for Egypt's daunting economic challenges and fraught politics.
He also brings a detailed economic plan meticulously drawn up over the course of a year, supported by the Brotherhood's well organised political machine.
However, to spur growth and win over investors to trust Egypt for the long term, Mursi will have to restore stability to a country rocked by sometimes violent political turmoil in the 16 months since an uprising forced Hosni Mubarak from power.
To do this, he will have to build up a working relationship with generals who stripped the presidency of many of its powers in the week before the result of the presidential election was announced on Sunday.
He also faces the prospect of a new constitution to replace the current interim constitution which is vague on the full extent of presidential powers.
But analysts say the popular mandate handed to Mursi in the election makes it harder for political opponents to obstruct reforms he initiates.
"There is definitely a window of opportunity. I think there is goodwill out there because of the nature of the result, because it was a clear result," said one Western diplomat.
"If we get a cabinet that is broad based and brings in good economic expertise as well as people who have credibility outside Egypt, then … it's probably quite good news in the short term," the diplomat said.
Egypt's uprising hammered the economy by chasing away tourists and foreign investors and prompting government employees to strike for higher wages. The economy contracted by 4.3 percent in the first quarter of 2011 and stagnated in the following three quarters.
The Brotherhood's economic plan relies on private Egyptian and foreign investors and the group has pledged to move fast to negotiate a loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) once it forms a government. "We trust Egypt but, with no security, investors will flee. Change is very hard and bumpy," said Adnan Ahmed Yousef, president of the Union of Arab Banks and chief executive of Bahrain-based Albaraka Banking Group.
An army-backed interim government kept the economy on the rails since Mubarak's overthrow through a series of short-term measures that have brought the country dangerously close to fiscal collapse. These include financing a burgeoning budget deficit by selling domestic treasury bills and bonds at steadily rising interest rates and shortening maturities.
The pile of local currency debt has built up to well over 600 billion Egyptian pounds ($99 billion) from about 500 billion pounds just before the uprising.The borrowing has stretched the lending ability of local banks, causing the average yield on 1-year T-bills to surge to almost 16 percent, its highest in more than a decade, from 10.4 percent in January 2011.
The interim government borrowed an additional $6 billion in T-bills denominated in U.S. dollars that the new government, strapped for foreign currency, will have to repay or roll over when the first begin maturing in November.
The interim government has also drawn down foreign reserves by more than half, to about $15.5 billion, to support the currency, partly out of fear that an increase in the cost of imported goods would fuel inflation and political discontent.
The dangerously low level of reserves has left the country with less than three months of import coverage.
Brotherhood officials have said that once a new government is in place they plan to pick up from the previous government's stop-start negotiations for a $3.2 billion IMF loan.
An IMF agreement could bring further billions in aid pledged by Arab and international donors – money that Mursi's election could help unlock.
The IMF has made any loan conditional on a credible programme to get the country's finances under control, that the programme have broad domestic political support and that Egypt line up additional financing from foreign donors. This could take months to pull together but, with so much short-term debt coming due in the second half of the year, the clock is ticking.
"To a large extent, it depends on who they've got, who they'll bring into the cabinet, who they'll bring in as finance minister. It will take a little bit of time to get clarity," the diplomat said. "There is still a certain lack of clarity over the distribution of powers, and the risk – you don't have parliament to offer endorsement, you have the military involved in the economy."
Since the uprising, the Brotherhood has been putting together a detailed economic and social programme called al-Nahda (The Renaissance).
The programme aims to shore up the new administration's support among Egyptians though a 100-day campaign in five areas that yield immediate social benefits.
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I put money on a clogged magenta damper. Buy a new one and replace it. If the damper is clogged and you continue to run cleaning cycles you will kill the head. I posted a few years ago on here about changing out one. Not really difficult just takes a little time.-- hide signature --
Installing a new damper was one of the first steps I did. I also swapped the ink lines to the yellow and magenta to make sure the lines were clear. Magenta ran fine on the yellow head, yellow did not run on the Magenta head.
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An old warrior dude with a helmet. Warrior portraits continued. You can see the previous one of the series here: [link]
Painted using PsCS6 with a bamboo tablet.
Painted using PsCS6 with a bamboo tablet.
Great job! Should I ever learn to paint like this, I'll ... well, yeah, this won't ever happen I fear. Gotta love this. Old warriors do make very interesting characters. They have a lot of stories to tell and even their faces and bodies are telling epic tales: the wrinkles and scars.
Thank you! I hope you can paint the way you like, anything you like
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Amazing painting!!
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Police arrested 18-year-old Caleb Bone of Howell Street in Irvington who appeared to be a lookout along with two others who were spotted inside a fenced area of the plant. Bone was arrested for burglary, felony theft, possession of drug paraphernalia and resisting a peace officer. He allegedly reached into one of his pockets where a drug pipe was located after being ordered to put his hands on top of the squad car.
While Bone claimed he had just stopped in the parking lot to use his phone, police later spotted the other two who were arrested without resistance. 18-year-old Brandon Kehn of Tower Road in Richview and a 16-year-old Centralia juvenile boy are both being held for burglary, felony theft and possession of burglary tools.
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Police had received a tip about the suspicious activity at the Miss Elaine's building just after eight Wednesday night.
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The Harder They Come, The Harder They'll Fall...
Markets are remarkably schizophrenic about where risk is flowing... and where it isn't. For example, ConvergEx's Nick Colas notes, the CBOE VIX Index is up from 12.3 a month ago to a close of 14.0 yesterday. And other risk assets such as Emerging Markets, U.S. Small Caps, Energy names, and developed economy international stocks all show higher 'VIXs' over the same 30 day period. But... and it's a big 'But'... just as many sectors/asset classes in our tracking universe show declines in their 'VIXs'. The most pronounced are domestic Consumer Discretionary, Utilities, and Tech names as well as precious metals and High Yield Corporate bonds, where Implied Vols are 6-17% lower this month and in most cases are at/near 52 week lows. If you are looking for spots where volatility might make a comeback, these are good places to start.
This market reminds us of an old joke:
Question: What do you call a person who is both ignorant and apathetic?
Answer: I don't know and I don't care.
Via Nick Colas, ConvergEx:
That little joke could easily describe the state of both cash equities and listed options at the moment. Just look at the last few trading days. You have a Eurozone country – tiny Cyprus, rich with supposedly illicit Russian cash, evidently – threaten to tax depositors as part of a financial system bailout package. Only the most plugged in market observers even had a whiff this was coming just a week ago. It is a monumentally bad idea, if only because the safety of deposits is a cornerstone concept in modern banking. It reminds me of an old Woody Allen line from Love and Death: "If it turns out that there is a God, I don't think that he's evil. I think the worst you can say about him is that basically he's an underachiever."
And yet despite this unexpected and unsound policy step, global markets have not taken the bait into a fresh round of panicky selling, as they have so many times over the past four years. The CBOE VIX Index can't seem to hold 15, quite a distance from its long run average of 20. Stocks sold off early in the trading day, only to catch a bid at levels above yesterday's lows. The Dow actually closed up on the day. Yes, it might be that investors will regret not taking the easy out in coming days. The old trading floor aphorism, "Instead of yelling, you should be selling" may yet prove correct.
But peel back the volatility "Onion" a few layers, and you'll find that markets aren't quite as sleepy as the last few days might indicate. Every month we borrow a page from the options pricing world and look at the changes in Implied Volatility for a host of asset classes and industry sectors. Those measurements are essentially the "VIX of" everything from gold and silver to tech stocks and emerging market equities. By looking at the listed options pricing for a range of Exchange Traded Funds which track these investments, we can watch the ebbs and flows of risk perceptions across disparate asset types and sectors. There are a few graphs immediately after this note, but here is a summary of our findings:
- Several asset types have followed the CBOE VIX Index higher over the past month. Emerging Markets "VIX" is up 17% over the same period. The Implied Volatility of domestic Small Cap Stocks is up 7%. The "VIX" for developed economy foreign stocks, as measured by the Europe/Asia/Far East (EAFE) index, is likewise 6% higher over the past 30 days. Among industry sectors, the "VIX" for Energy names is up the most (+7%), followed by U.S. Material stocks (+5%) and Consumer Staples, Industrials, and Health Care equity "VIX" (+1-3%).
- Just as many of the asset types/sectors where we follow monthly changes in Implied Volatility have shown a decline in their "VIX" as those where that measure has increased. The score is 9 down, 9 up, and one essentially unchanged. That is an odd setup, given that 16 of these investment types saw positive returns over the last month. In general, Implied Volatility and returns are supposed to be inversely correlated. This month, not so much…
- The "Biggest Losers" in terms of Implied Volatility this month were U.S. High Yield Corporate bonds (down 17%), gold/silver (down 11-12%), and then U.S. Consumer Discretionary, Utilities, and Tech stocks (down 6-9%). The only two that broke significantly from the usual Implied Vol/return relationship were the precious metals, with gold essentially unchanged on the month and silver down 3%.
The rhyme and reason behind these moves is hard to tease out, so let's conclude by focusing on the true anomalies – the new lows for the "VIX of" our sample universe. Three assets pop out based on that parameter:
- High Yield Bonds. The "VIX of" this asset class is stumbling along at/near new lows despite worries about "Junk" bonds as a dangerous parking lot for yield-hungry cash. Historical volatility is clearly the anchor here, with this asset class virtually somnambulant over the past 10/20/30 days. Look deeper into the history of this asset class, however, and you'll see that it more often trades like equity than it does a reliable payer of coupons. The sleepy Implied Vols here are a clear – and dangerous – anomaly.
- Gold and Silver: The biggest "Tell" (at least to my eye) that no one is truly worried about Cyprus is the fact that gold and silver haven't ripped higher. Now maybe we've entered a new phase in social history where gold is no longer valued during periods of social duress and questions over fiat currency. I doubt it, however, since it would be the first such event since the advent of writing. About 5,000 years ago. The "VIX of" gold hovers at one year lows, and the historical volatility is pretty dead as well. As of Monday, 10 day volatility was 7% and down from the 30 day volatility of 13%. Silver's story is much the same.
I think the only logical conclusion to the data here, full of oddball inconsistencies, is that we are simply treading water in both stock and equity markets. My bias is to believe that the strength of the tape over the last few days indicates we are going to have a pretty positive close to month. The lack of real interest on the part of the options market to bid up the cost of insurance (Implied Volatility) may not fit neatly into a bullish argument, but this is (for the moment) the hand we've been dealt. Shaking the market of its complacency – that sub-15 VIX, for example – isn't going to be easy. And over the near term, the path to the upside is both easier and increasingly contrarian. And how often do you get that combination?
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How is the S hee P le index doing today ?
I ADVICE ALL ZHers TO DO THE SAME.
"And over the near term, the path to the upside is both easier and increasingly contrarian. And how often do you get that combination?"
Not sure he meant four days? So you don't concur.
Well. Goodbye, maundy thursday, who could hang a name on you?
Question: What do you call a person who is both ignorant and apathetic?
Answer: Paul Krugman [alternately: MDB, derek vineyard]
They're paid for their "troubles" ......its all part of the game.......
ok derek ~ we've 'triangulated' your JUNK timestamps to between 17:34 & 17:39... So you're still under suspicion of the murder of Col. Mustard with the candle stick in the library at 17:37...
The harder they come... the more pregnant you get...
In other news...Lebanon has no government... and tensions are rising fast.
Lebanon's Prime Minister Najib Mikati resigned on Friday effectively dissolving the government and thrusting the country into political uncertainty at a time when the conflict in Syria is sparking sectarian tensions here.
Love this one...
"If you're going to try, go all the way. Otherwise, don't even start. This could mean losing girlfriends, wives, relatives and maybe even your mind. It could mean not eating for three or four days. It could mean freezing on a park bench. It could mean jail. It could mean derision. It could mean mockery–isolation. Isolation is the gift. All the others are a test of your endurance, of how much you really want to do it. And, you'll do it, despite rejection and the worst odds. And it will be better than anything else you can imagine. If you're going to try, go all the way. There is no other feeling like that. You will be alone with the gods, and the nights will flame with fire. You will ride life straight to perfect laughter. It's the only good fight there is."
— Charles Bukowski (Factotum)
"I'd rather be a free man in my grave, than living as a puppet or a slave". -- Jimmy Cliff
And as sure as the sun will shine, I'm gonna get my share, what's mine.
I wish the Fed would just put out a statement:
We are above the law. We are pumping billions into the market every week, banging every close and selling vix and metals until the wheels come off.
That is all.
Those who cant do, teach... and those who cant teach, teach QE.
The information age has forced the insiders to re-evaluate their methods. They can no longer stay one step ahead. Gold cannot rip higher because there are too many "regular guy" buyers. They have to force PM values down to depress the morale of the "regular guy." Then when all the regular guys give up, they come in an buy as they always intended to do.
"Actively make an effort to spread the cause of liberty. Don't come onto a blog and give cool quotes about liberty." -- Ben Franklin
What? You mean like about heads, shoulders, & gloveboxes?
Following your suggestion:
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There are more endocannabinoid receptors in the body than any other receptor type.
The endocannabinoid system is a major regulator in the body implicated in almost all diseases including cancer.
Medical Marijuana prohibition is a crime against humanity and a violation of the religious precept - heal the sick.
I know that QE to infinity is "legal" according to Bernank, but when does it become immoral ?


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gezz i like drawings in this style! they makes much "ancient Greece" ;D
Beautiful... Please do more like this.
Nagyon tetszetősek ezek az antik görög motívumok. Ügyesen követed ezt a stílust! Gratula!
My, my, a most magnificent Medusa cast in quite compelling classical fashion. I think this might well be a powerful enough spell to call her here through the fabric of time and bring her back from her grave. The herpetological High Priestess may permanently relocate her hang out from Hades to a new home in Hungary when she sees that she as those there who can honor and serve her so very well.
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I was feeling great when I woke up this morning. As I was stretching in the bathroom, I could see how lean I'm getting and it was wonderful. Then I stepped on the scale and despite slipping last weekend, I managed to lose a pound. I can't ask fo... Read more
Friday, March 13, 2009
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I totally slipped last weekend by eating too many carbs so I don't think I'll see a loss this week. Oh well, that's what happens when you're careless. I was stressed out last weekend because of everything with Bailey and Nick, but this weekend w... Read more
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
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Another Wednesday, another much needed break from cardio. I'm starting to think that it has more to do with the gloomy weather than daylight saving time that's making me tired...though it could be a mix of both. The Hudson river is misting today... Read more
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
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It was very difficult to make myself get up this morning. I guess my body is used to it being a little bit light out and now that we've changed the clocks, it's completely dark again. Hopefully I'll adjust soon...it was so bad this morning I *ga... Read more
Monday, March 09, 2009
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I started to slip a little this weekend and by slip I mean I let myself have frozen yogurt two nights in a row. I haven't had it in so long. It's really the chocolate in the fudge ripple that got me. Mmm. Chocolate. Anyway, I'm back on the stric... Read more
Saturday, March 07, 2009
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Today started out great. I weighed in under 170 for the first time since last March. I had a great workout and went to my friend's St. Patty's party. Instead of taking the light rail back to my apartment, I walked back to get some more exercise.... Read more
Friday, March 06, 2009
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I was listening to the radio this morning and Miley Cyrus was live in the studios. After a brief interview, she played a song for a small group of fans that they had invited up. As I listened to the lyrics I was truly moved because I think it ex... Read more
Thursday, March 05, 2009
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For some reason this morning, I couldn't completely catch my breath during my sprints. I had to modify my workout a little bit, but I got them all in. I can't wait to be able to run outdoors. A new trainer has been sitting at the desk for the pa... Read more
Wednesday, March 04, 2009
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Thank you to all of my Sparkfriends who reached out to me about my dad. Your love and caring never ceases to amaze me and I'm so thankful to have people like you in my life!
Hanging out with Nick recently has certainly been a boost to my eg... Read more
Monday, March 02, 2009
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The weekend started off pretty great. I went home to see my siblings, I weighed in at under 170 (though my parents' scale is always much less than mine at the apartment) and I had a great workout. However, nothing could prepare me for what my da... Read more
Friday, February 27, 2009
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I weighed in a day early because I'm going home tonight after work. I'm down to 171.6 pounds! That's down 1.8 pounds from last week. I know that after today I'll be down a little more. This is just the motivation I needed to eat sensibly this we... Read more
Thursday, February 26, 2009
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On the whole yesterday was a pretty good day. I curbed my hunger during fasting by having a lot of tea throughout the day. I had some healthy tuna salad for lunch - the first time I've ever tried making it and it was delicious! I decided to take... Read more
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
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Today is Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent and 40 days until Easter. When I was growing up, I was always told that I had to give up something similar to how Jesus gave his life for those he loved. However, starting last year, I decided that i... Read more
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
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A positive about spending so much time with Nick this weekend was that I had little time to think about food and how much I'd like to snack on it. Considering it's the time leading up to TOM this is a welcome distraction. I weighed in at 173.4 o... Read more
Monday, February 23, 2009
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This weekend was very busy and even more fun. Friday night I ended up going out for a few drinks with the guy from the dog park - let's call him Nick. I usually don't drink, but it was fun to just sit and talk for a few hours. I didn't end up go... Read more


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A facilities master plan unveiled at last Thursday's meeting of the Jeffco school board would require a bond issue to address capital needs among the district's aging schools.
In a presentation of the plan, Superintendent Dan McMinimee and facilities staff recommended reconfiguring grades at a number of elementary and middle schools, adjusting matriculation boundaries, and making significant renovations at schools across the district — all in a bid to address aging facilities within current budget limitations.
Jimy Murphy — artist, cancer survivor, father of three and force of nature — offers one piece of advice: Do what you love.
The ebullient Murphy has followed his own passions on a whirlwind music and film career that took him around the country before dropping him back in his hometown.
Among the oil paintings and equine photography at Main Street Fine Art and Shadow Mountain Gallery last Thursday were rows of boldly decorated duck-size ceramic eggs and their many egghead admirers.
A large banner with a photo of the planet Earth hung over the entrance to the Evergreen Lake House on Saturday, waving in the wind above those who came to the 27th annual Mountain Area Earth Day Fair.
"The people in Evergreen absolutely love nature, and they're dedicated to making sure we always have nature. That's been kind of exciting to see," said Colleen Kulesza, the new director of the Evergreen Nature Center, which opened for the season on Saturday.
Plans for an auto dealership and mini-storage facility at C-470 and West Alameda Parkway near Dinosaur Ridge are meeting with significant opposition.
More than 10,000 people have signed an online petition objecting to a proposal to rezone properties northwest and southeast of the intersection. And an informal community group has been formed to challenge the proposed development in the scenic Rooney Valley.
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As I was coming home from a late trip to the library and grocery store, it was almost dark as I came up the hill when an American robin flew across the road right in front of me. I braked and he landed in a ponderosa pine in the yard, the same tree that a pair of robins has nested in for the past several years.
This made me feel it was my old friend. Of course, this is impossible to prove unless the bird had been banded, but it is more than likely, for robins are known to nest in the same area year after year.
Principals at Evergreen High School and Middle School say a parent's suggestion to switch the schools' start times so EHS starts later likely will not happen by August.
They say there are too many groups to get on the same page before any changes could be made, including bus schedules and after-school activities. In addition, there is not enough time to make sure that parents would agree to such a switch.
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Evergreen's girls basketball coach Amy Bahl and senior Samantha Kisiel will participate in The Show (prep all-star) basketball game 6 p.m. Friday, April 29, at Colorado Christian University in Lakewood. Bahl, who guided the Cougars to the Class 4A state title game, will coach the Blue Team with Lakewood girls coach Chris Poisson. Kisiel was one of 22 girls selected to play. The senior, who averaged 15.3 points per game last season, will play for the Blue Team.
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DENVER — Image if the slider was working for Evergreen senior pitcher Dane Kapande on April 23 at D'Evelyn Junior/Senior High School.
Kapande could have very well thrown a no-hitter in the Class 4A Jeffco League game against D'Evelyn. Instead, the Cougars' ace had to settle for a 5-0 victory throwing 6 and 2/3 innings, giving up two hits while striking out 14 batters.
By Chelsy Woods Klein — For the Courier
EVERGREEN — Much like waxing and waning moons, Evergreen's boys swim team has a long and somewhat muddled past, only allowing onlookers to see how brightly it shines when it's in a particular phase.
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Hi jjp1329,
It sounds like you've done a good job so far. I found the following information about using an iPod to transfer your music library:
How to use your iPod to move your music to a new computer
Switch the iPod back to automatic update
To set up your iPod to be updated with all your music from iTunes on your new computer:
- Open iTunes.
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- Click the "Sync music" option, and the "All songs and playlists" option. An alert message appears: "Are you sure you want to enable automatic updating? All existing songs and playlist on the iPod "ipod name" will be replaced with songs and playlists from the iTunes music library."
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You know what they say. It's not you…. it's me.
Taylor Gang's Chevy Woods drops his latest single.
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Taylor Gang's Chevy Woods releases a new track which is an ode to his mom on Mother's Day. Produced by Will-A-Fool.
Taylor Gang's Chevy Woods expresses his love for the SXSW music festival in Texas, with his brand new EP. Production was kept in house, handled exclusively by Taylor Gang's Ricky P, and there are no features. Give the 5 Texas themed tracks a listen after the jump, and if you're attending SXSW right now, be […]
Chevy, Sledgren, a little bit of auto-tune, and some assistance from RMBjustize gives us Now That I'm Up.
Taylor Gang's Chevy Woods is back with the third installment of his Gangland mixtape series, hosted by DJ Holiday. Features include Wiz Khalifa, Juicy J, Ty Dolla $ign, and more.
Sonny Digital is still known primarily as a producer, but these days he's really coming into his own as a recording artist. He continues his push on that front with his latest track, assisted by Taylor Gang's own Chevy Woods.
Taylor Gang's Chevy Woods liberates the video for his recent track, "For The Money", featuring T. Mills. Gangland 3 drops on January 27th.
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Jess and the Ancient Ones
Occultic hard psych from Finland. A tad more kaleidoscopic than your usual rock band.
13th Breath of the Zodiac
The band also features Antti Boman but I think he only plays rhythm guitar
from the shadows youuu haave goonee
Say what you want about this 70s rock revival, but it's producing some class bands...this sounds pretty cool. So strange to see people excited about rock music... as a young whipper-snapper, I havent really experienced this before.
Shit dude this band is sick! I haven't heard much of this rock revival business other than Graveyard, but I think I might have to investigate it more. The female vocals work really well here. They're not the expected gothic metal histrionics, and they're not boring girl-pop or breathy indie garbage. I can dig it.
Such an array of vocalist influences coming from the lead singer. Riffs are pretty simple but really catchy, gotta love the style.
This is highly reminiscent of Jex Thoth's vocals. Same name for their singers too.
Very good, thanks for sharing.
Yeah I've been aware of this band for quite a while - Great stuff.
Debut album out on May 19th - should be good
Anyone listened to the Astral Sabbat EP? I'm really liking it a lot at the moment. I don't know why it's taken me this long to get round to trying them out, but I'm hooked on this and the self title.
Astraal Sabbat is their best so far. I like what they're doing with this genre, but rock in general bores me so I haven't been back to revisit it. Great vocalist and great guitar work from the three ex-death metallers.
Far and away the best band in the occult rock genre (I might rank Uncle Acid ahead of them, but they're way more on the doom metal side than most other bands of the style).
I prefer the full-length to Astral Sabbat, but More Than Living is their best song by far.
I think Sulfur Giants is probably my favourite track from them. I can't seem to get enough of them this last week.
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SWAP is a first person puzzle game, where the player must use a mechanic called SWAPPING to progress through each level. SWAPPING allows the player to select a object or colored tile then select another object or colored tile, and then the two objects or tiles will SWAP places. However not all objects are SWAPABLE, and each object has a purpose or a thing it can do. You must construct a way to pass each level by using the unique properties of each object combined with the ability to SWAP them throughout each level.
This looks ambitious for a solo developer, and overall looks polished. Visually the game is clean and consistent, and while sound is sparse it's appropriate.
Update: The developer has improved the game quite a bit in the past couple patches, and load times seem much better along with other polish to areas that my previous review had pointed out.
I look forward to seeing improvements to this game and future projects from Vurb.
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'RuPaul's Drag Race': Thorgy Thor
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Bravo 'Below Deck' Sets Sail Again, Dishing Up Drama, LGBT Cast Member
Bravo's unscripted series, "Below Deck" sets sail again Tuesday, May 3 with new and returning crew and an itinerary that promises plenty of drama on the high seas.
Louis C.K. on "Horace and Pete," Stand-Up and Donald Trump
Famous for stand-up, Louis C.K. is has been labeled America's undisputed King of Comedy.
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Comedian Martin Short and dancer Derek Hough have leapt aboard the cast of NBC's "Hairspray Live!" on Dec. 7.
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It's the combination of humor, love and chemistry between Chip and Joanna that have made the Waco, Texas-based home improvement show one of HGTV's most popular shows.
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Funny or Die's brilliantly produced "Game of Thrones" recap show, "Gay of Throes," returns this week just in time to spill the tea about the sixth season of HBO's wildly popular "Game of Thrones."
Kelly Ripa Getting Ready for Return to 'Live'
The few minutes of their talk show where Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan engage in the "host chat" segment about the day's hot stories should be particularly interesting on Tuesday - Ripa's first day back after learning Strahan is leaving.
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Steelers fan's big wish came true
Updated: August 11, 2009, 6:20 PM ETBy Ryan McGee | ESPN The Magazine
It's simple, really.
We as sports fans rely on three groups to pull us up off the ground and help keep us marching through the ups and downs of life: our friends, our family and our favorite team.
There are rare moments, however, when the paper-thin barriers that separate those three groups suddenly vanish. Perhaps it's a moment when the favorite team reaches out and becomes one of the friends, the friends are welcomed into the family and the end result is a whole new ...
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Hi can u go to uni without a levels as a mature student? has anyone ever done this?
ta xxx
I did an Access course at my local college. You can do it over 2 years or, if youre prepared for the hard work, just 1 year.
This enabled me to go to Uni with no relevant qualifications at all.
Doing it over 1 year (well...26 weeks really) was quite intense, but if you are determined, organised and have a supportive partner/friends/family you can do it.
Good luck!!!
Hi Gemma
I am with Marie on this one the access course is great i have just completed the pathway to social sciences in 26 weeks and applied to do a Bsc Psychology degree starting in september
Vicki xx
hi gemma, i have no a levels, as i chose to leave school, make mistakes etc etc. I am now studying 2 degrees with open university. There are loads of courses and loads of help with course fees. You have to do level one courses first but they are linked to the subject you want to study and carry points which count towards your final degree. They are really supportive and so flexable if you have children!
If you have nay questions the pm me
I didnt have Alevels I did a 2+2 Degree at a college and uni! I loved Uni and would recommend it to anyone. Good Luck and hope you go for it!!
I went to uni with poor a level results so had to go via the Dip He route instead, which just means you do 2 years Dip He in your chosen subject then you can go straight into the third year degree course if you choose. So made no difference to me as spent 3 years at uni in total just like all my friends who had millions of A grades at A level! Funny thing is we all came out with a 2.2 degree in the end! So theres always a way hun
I think uni's want you to have an Access course now if you've not got A levels. I finished one this year and I think if you've been out of education for a while they're great as they prepare you for what uni will be like, whilst giving you lots of support and advice. We were told at our college that if we can get through the Access course you'll be fine at uni and this was reflected by the massive amount of people that dropped out throughout the year.
If you know what course you want to do why don't you give your local uni a call and see what qualifications they require?
I had only 1 A level and took an OU degree and have just completed my post grad teaching degree.
yes - you can!!
i worked in university admissions for three years - it depends on uni - but if you are over 21 and have experience of working in the field but no a-levels - then yes- they will consider you, especially at the moment if you were to go through clearing - the uni's want to fill up their places. look at your local university's website and give them a ring.
good luck (if you have any probs feel free to pm me).
I left school a while ago now with O'levels and CSE's..did an access course and have just completed my 1st year of a teaching degree course....It's definately worth doing!
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Hi everyone,
I have just started at uni doing a ad in midwifery i have dyslexia and no a levels i went to college last year and sat my GCSEs in English and Maths and did a Access for nursing it was hard work but all paid off! i also have a job working as a career at least 2 nights a week (to pay for my childcare you get no assistance what so ever at uni) 2 toddlers and a husband who goes away with work at short notice so it is possible!
yes i know im mad shame it took PND to make me sort my self out and do something for me! the course is fantastic and lots of hard work and i do miss my kids loads! but in 3 years i will have the career that i wanted 10 years ago and a good live style looking forward to it
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hello there,
access course is definately to be recommended. Most universities offer them including the top ones. I did my access course in humanities and social science one day a week over a year (9 months). There were also full time courses available, plus evening part time and open learning modules. It is fashionable for institutions to be into life long learning at the moment(mature studets). People on my course were of varying ages, ability, backgrounds and we all succeded and the best thing about the access course is the confidence it builds and the support of fellow students an a similar situation. I am now in my third year of MA history and all these people have become good friends and my support network which is essential to sticking it through. Get in touch with local institutions and also a careers advisor. There are other routes to higher education but i recommend the access course for the levels of support. Also there is lots of financial assistance available, my fees were paid as was my nursery, and this has continued through my university life.
Good Luck, anything is possible if you put your mind to it!
PS Going back to the original post I did an access course a few years back which was great, and it got me a place at uni. Best thing you can do is talk to the uni admissions and see what they want from potential new students. Good luck.


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Evian will suggest how people can use the spirit of youth to beat the January blues throughout this month, in an ad campaign prompting consumers to "beg your granny to give you a piggyback" or "play sleeping lions" at work.
The global #liveyoungjanuary campaign – building on Evian's adult playgrounds that were set up in London last year – launched on the brand's Facebook and Twitter accounts yesterday.
It will offer a new message every day in January, urging people to embrace their inner youngster, such as: "This new year, ask your inner child out to play." The ideas are accompanied by the hashtag #liveyoungjanuary.
The ads uses the creative from the bottled water brand's "baby & me" spot, which showed adults dancing with baby versions of themselves. The film, set to a remix of the Ini Kamoze song 'Here Comes the Hotstepper', was the most-watched ad on YouTube last year.
Sophie Brooks, a senior brand manager at Evian, said it wanted to "inject some Live Young attitude" into what could be an "uninspiring month".
Evian's social media agency We Are Social devised the campaign and produced the social, press and outdoor ads. MEC booked all the media, while 360 Comms is handling the PR and experiential side of the campaign.
The creative, devised by the creative directors Graham Jenks and James Nester, will be used in the UK France, Germany, China, the US, Switzerland and Belgium.
It will appear on digital screens in ten London train stations and on digital escalator panels in six central London Underground stations. In keeping with the digital activity, the 'Live Young' suggestion will change daily.
The ads will also appear in commuter press titles across London from next Monday 6 January.
Deola Laniyan, a senior account director at We Are Social, said: "Commuters often log in to social media on their journey to work, so it's the ideal platform to activate the campaign."
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