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Located on trade routes connecting Europe and the Far East, Vietnam unfolds like a huge snake for 1,650 km along the China Sea.
Troubled in recent times, this country whose beauty has always inspired Westerners now faces a new challenge: skilfully managing its land and natural resources.
Everyone who goes to Vietnam agrees that it is a country in constant evolution. But Vietnamese culture is putting up a good fight against its economic difficulties and its inhabitants seem more attached than ever to their traditions, as evidenced by the prayers at family altars.
Vietnam has a tropical climate with two main seasons: cold and dry from November to April, and warm and rainy from May to October. Temperatures vary more in the north, in the Tonkin region where Hạ Long Bay is the country's tourist Eldorado. But in Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta the weather can change quite suddenly! So while you may visit Vietnam anytime, try to plan your trip so as to avoid a cold winter in the north or the monsoon period in the south.
Due to their natural curiosity the Vietnamese may speak to you and offer their assistance at the slightest occasion. Don't be surprised if the first questions they ask relate to your age and marital status. This is actually their way of being polite and has nothing to do with indiscretion. Markets and cafés are their favourite places for meeting and exchanging with others.
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Vietnam's capital lies on the Red River, from which it is protected by a huge dike. The city grew up from numerous small villages dotted around various lakes. Its charm comes from its restored pagodas...
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Situated on the banks of the Hau Giang (Bassac) river, Chau Doc consists of modest houses on stilts and a busy shopping centre of lively narrow streets. The town is a good example of Vietnam's cultura...
Lying on the Gulf of Thailand in southwest Vietnam, Ha Tien is surrounded by attractive natural scenery. Phuong Thanh Street crosses the town centre from north to south and is home to its main religio...
Can Tho is the region's main administrative and university centre. The town's prosperity is linked to its port and the constant traffic of cargo ships from Hong Kong, which bring all sorts of manufact...
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I've been meaning to read those books for a while; it'll be nice to get a preview.
Jumping into the challenge in the middle of the month...
Anyway, my goal is to map Fowl Manor, the residence of the Fowl Dynasty. Artemis Fowl is a serie of books by Eoin Colfer for kids (wikipedia, but i just love it!
I recently wanted to do some isometric maps, and also finaly a map of a building, so i figured it would be a good possibility to give it a try. Any tipps in advance?
Technic will be ink + pen, maybe (probably) some decent colors.
The map itself will be divided: one part will be (probably) a top down view of the whole estate of the fowls (80 hectare, but it will be small), another part will be the Fowl Manor itself, a old, often renovated castle from the 15th century, standing in the north of Dublin, viewed from the front/side (isometric), and the rest will be a detailed plan of the different levels.
Sounds biiiig.
I have nothing to show you yet, but i've done some research in irish architecture as well in the books, writing down (almost) every sentence concerning the architecture. Here's a (incomplete, since i haven't read all 8 books) list of my knowing of the building:
-it has a castellated wall, 5 meters thick with watch towers
-there are lots of trees just by the side of the house, even a pond
-there is a shed with a Cessna in it
-a big part is the main hall/entrance hall, with a high ceiling
-the office of Artemis Fowl, with lots of stuff in it
-Bedroom for some people
- a long conference room with gotic arches
-command center
-a Dojo, wine cellar and cell
-a helicopter landing platform on the roof
-and a lot of other small stuff
now off to research and drawing!
Cheerio, leen
I've been meaning to read those books for a while; it'll be nice to get a preview.
I'm really looking forward to see the map! Artemis Fowl has always been one of my favourite series, and still is... Screw that "it's for children"
Some things I think also are in the manor:
- Butler's rooms (of course with a huge armoury)
- Some Cars and space to store them!
- Depending on the depicted time: Angeline's sickroom, Holly's prison
Can't think of more, I've GOT to read the books once again!
Conversation at university while writing our group report:
"I'll make a map." - "We don't need a map, we only interviewed some people." - " I know, but it won't stop me from making one."
Niall Mackay, you're absolutly right! it's abook for everyone, and those rooms you mentioned won't be forgotten
Diamond, they're really worth to be read!!
I haven't drew much, but extended my research on irish Castles and Manors etc. with a visit at the library, and came home with 4 books about this. I didn't knew that there were so many so big and rich houses in ireland. Most of them are from the 18th and 19th century though, but it will help my still for the interior for example. the biggest difficulty is the coexistence of the old buidling structure and the modern use, also i guess the Fowls would do a lot of alterations over the centuries, so it's a mix of all kind of styles. Here's a quick sketch of the floor layout of the north wing, but its not fixed yet - but i'm happy how most of the things turned out.
Hope to sketch the south wing too today, so that i have th footprint of the building. I probably will make a really rough model in blender, just to see if the stuff that i draw make sense I know, maybe sketchup would be better & faster, but i feel more confident in blender...
Sorry for the crappy picture, i only got my phone wih me...
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Looking really good so far. Keep it up!
Thanks, Diamond!
I've slightly changed my plans for this map: i won't do the floorplans isometrical(*), they will stay top-down view. instead i will concentrate on the whole Fowl Manor Area.
The final piece will be the map of the area of Fowl Manor, with the floorplans in the bottom half of the image. BTW the 2nd Floor is already done, i will attach it to this post when i'm home.
EDIT: here it is:
this is only a sketch to try some things out, but it will be something like this. EDIT: the following picture is meant, of course
(*)the reasons are 1) i don't how to do it, and it would cost a lot of (already had cost some) time to try everything out, which leads to 2) i don't have time for that
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wanted to fini**** today, but several things got in between...but it was a good experience, showed me that isometric maps arent that 'easy' as i thought...and that was my main goal - to test isometric maps! i need some time to think about those isometric maps. they are very good, if you have a simple floorplan or a flat area, bur for other things, its not that useful, i think.
anyway, i mean, i never stood a chance against those top maps...
i hope to finish it, maybe i will make a wip thread...
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Trooper Joshua Kiefer is a graduate of Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville. Kiefer graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration in 2004. Trooper Kiefer, a former Illinois Department of Corrections employee, originally from Grayville, Illinois, now resides in Jo Daviess County.
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Trooper Mark Vaughn is a 2006 graduate of Rockford College. Trooper Vaughn obtained a Bachelor's Degree and is originally from Rockford, Illinois. Vaughn resides in Winnebago County.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- WHEN I READ Tuesday's story on the NCAA's new infractions process, I saw where a "serious breach of conduct" could mean a postseason ban of two to four years.
To be paid by the players.
I saw there could be "fines of millions of dollars."
To be paid by the school.
What I'm still awaiting is the sun and the magnifying glass to be placed over those mostly responsible - the coaches.
Yes, progress is being made in that regard. Head coaches, specifically, will be held more accountable under the new provisions. It won't be as easy to claim ignorance or push blame over to compliance offices. (See WVU, circa 2009. See Marshall, circa 2001.) Coaches will now be presumed to have knowledge of broken rules unless they can prove otherwise.
But the latest measures still punish athletes who had nothing to do with the offenses. They still punish schools and fan bases that depend on and rally around teams.
The NCAA still hasn't reached the root of the problem.
Let's face it, most major college coaches are mercenaries. They are hired after proving a particular skill set elsewhere. WVU's Dana Holgorsen is a perfect example. Before being hired in Morgantown, he had no ties whatsoever to the school.
Hopefully such coaches grow an affinity for their players and schools. Surely most do.
But there's so much pressure on coaches, especially football coaches. The football team has to bring in money to pay for the school's other sports. It serves as a rallying point for donors. University presidents and athletic directors feel the pressure.
So the school presidents and athletic directors do what's necessary to make football programs competitive: pay through the nose for coaches.
Last week, in writing about the WVU football downturn, I mentioned that defensive coordinator Joe DeForest is making $500,000 a year. Tell me this: In what other profession would Joe DeForest be making $500,000 a year? He graduated from Louisiana-Lafayette with a bachelor's degree in marketing in 1987.
The point isn't to pick on DeForest. It is to shine a light on why coaches would cheat.
On the one hand, such a coach would be foolish to cheat and put such an exorbitant salary in jeopardy. On the other hand, if team fortunes start heading south, one might use desperate measures to continue drawing that exorbitant salary. Or such measures might be used to prevent a fortune - team and personal - downturn.
"The more they pay," said former WVU coach Don Nehlen, "the more desperate [coaches] become."
Thus, the root of the problem.
Nehlen knows all about cheating.
"A couple schools we played gave kids extra benefits," said the coach. "Their players would eat downtown for free. They'd get some cash from boosters to sign [letters of intent]. Of course, the coach would stay out of it, but he knew."
And Nehlen has seen coaches skate, as have all of us who follow college football. USC got hit with sanctions; ex-Trojan coach Pete Carroll is now being showered with millions as the NFL Seattle Seahawks coach.
"People who do the cheating," Nehlen said, "can move on. Look at Penn State. The kids and coaches there now are paying."
There has been improvement. When Ohio State was hit with a bowl ban, then-head coach Jim Tressel's punishment mirrored that of former Tennessee hoops coach Bruce Pearl, who received a three-year ban. Tressel must be out of coaching until the 2017 season. If another school wants to hire him to coach before that, it must go before the NCAA committee on infractions to argue its case.
Such measures should extend to assistants.
"If someone moves on," Nehlen said, "the violations should move with him or her."
It's a start. But the trick is to eliminate the risk-reward angle. If a coach, especially one with no school ties, feels his or her job/salary is in jeopardy, why not break rules to get an edge? Doing so isn't illegal. It's simply against NCAA rules.
There is language in most coaching contracts that says cheating is cause for termination. But if a coach is headed for a firing anyway, what difference does the reason make? Might as well throw a few haymakers, hope they land and pray no one finds out, right?
Lowering salaries would help. But there's a market for sharp coaches, and schools can't make a pact over maximum salaries. That would be restraint of trade. It would be artificially controlling the market. It would be against our laws.
So what to do?
Make coaches earn their salaries. Make sure they know the NCAA - as well as their particular sport's - rulebook. Test them repeatedly. Include strong contract language and make sure cheaters are immediately terminated and there is no further compensation after termination.
Perhaps schools could defer part of those large contracts until, say, five years after the job/marriage is resolved. If no violations surface, a payout is made.
It's time to dig at the root of the problem. Make the risk as risky as possible.
And burn those responsible, not the innocent.
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Below are the answers to the most commonly asked questions regarding the merger of the Northern, Southern, and Western Journals of Applied Forestry into Forest Science. If you have a question or concern about the merger that is not answered below, please contact Jennifer Kuhn, Senior Manager Editor for the Society of American Foresters, at firstname.lastname@example.com
Each regional applied journal will complete its regularly scheduled issues for 2013. Once a sufficient number of articles has been accepted for each regional applied journal to fill its remaining issues, any remaining accepted articles will be moved to the Forest Science publication queue and be printed in order of acceptance.
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In most cases, revised articles should be resubmitted to the journal for which they were originally submitted, and the regional editor who oversaw review of the prior version(s) will continue to oversee that review until the manuscript reaches a terminal decision (either acceptance or rejection). However, if a revised article is being submitted more than a year after receiving its decision, the manuscript should be submitted as a new "applied research" article to Forest Science, and the author should make note of the prior manuscript number in the cover letter accompanying this resubmission.
The standards and requirements for applied research submissions will remain the same as for any manuscript previously submitted to a regional applied journal. The editorial staffs of each regional applied journal are now part of the editorial staff of Forest Science, so applied research submissions will be evaluated by the same editors who would have reviewed their regional applied journal submission.
These short articles have been a popular staple of the regional applied journals, but their purpose-to disseminate information useful to practicing foresters that is otherwise inappropriate for full-length research articles, such as descriptions of new field techniques, computer algorithms, or results from non-replicated studies or case studiesis incredibly similar to the purpose of the Practice of Forestry article type published in the Journal of Forestrywhich is intended to bridge the gap between science and decisionmaking in the field of forest management, including case studies of particular problems or techniques-and/or our Brief Communication article type-which is intended to report preliminary or novel results on limited data sets or applications of existing methodologies to new areas. Given this similarity in purpose, the editors have agreed that Field/Technical Notes would find a better home within the Journal of Forestry than Forest Science, and we are prepared to work with the authors of these submissions to help them meet the requirementsnecessary publishing their Field/Technical Note in one of these alternate categories. All articles submitted to the Journal of Forestry should be written as to be readable to a nonspecialist of the field being discussed, and topics of limited geographic or research scope should include a discussion of its implications beyond the initial area of research.
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2014 subscription prices will be set in June 2013. While an increase in subscription price will be necessary to cover the increased production costs for this new, larger Forest Science, it will not double. Interestingly, an analysis of our subscriber data has determined that in most cases, our institutional subscribers maintain subscriptions to both Forest Science and at least one regional journal of applied forestry, so you may find your total subscription expenditure less in 2014 than it was in 2013.
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As FBI and police negotiators spent days seeking to coax an Alabama man into freeing a boy held hostage in an underground bunker, the captor was making plans of his own.
FBI special agent Jason Pack said in an email that bomb technicians found two explosive devices Tuesday on the man's property. He said one was inside the bunker and the other in the plastic pipe Jimmy Lee Dykes told officers to use to talk with him.
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As the FBI released new details, the abducted child turned 6-years-old Wednesday. He is reported to be doing well.
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The rockers have agreed to give executives at the Fox Sports TV network extensive use of 48 of their songs for promotional use leading up to the finals coverage and during the seven-game showdown, which is scheduled to begin on Oct. 23.
Unfortunately, Vedder's beloved Chicago Cubs won't be part of the game – the team didn't make it to the play-offs.
The musical deal includes all 12 tracks from Pearl Jam's new album "Lightning Bolt," which will be released tomorrow, and hits like "Better Man," "Daughter" and "Even Flow."
The band's manager Kelly Curtis tells Billboard.com, "There was a period of time when we didn't license much music, but for the past many years, we consider licensing requests using the same criteria we do for everything else: Do we like it? Would the fans like it? Does it provide a different forum for fans to hear the music? Is it something we can get behind? The band loves baseball, so this one was a no-brainer."
The Pittsburgh Pirates were knocked out of the play-offs last week by the St. Louis Cardinals, but pitcher Jason Grilli was all smiles as Eddie Vedder welcomed him onstage in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to rapturous applause.
Pearl Jam's first concert in Pittsburgh in seven years was a mix of classics and tracks from their new album "Lightning Bolt," and Vedder dedicated the new release's hit ballad "Sirens" to a deceased college student who once interviewed him in the band's early days.
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Letters from our readers
"Truth detector"
(Jan. 28) I very much appreciated the article about Lila Rose and her efforts to expose the lies and cover-ups of Planned Parenthood. This article was a great contrast to the "30 under 30" recently profiled in Forbes as "disrupters" who are "reinventing" the world. I was struck by how trivial some of their efforts in business and other areas seemed. To me, Rose qualifies as a disrupter of the world. You can argue over her tactics but you have to respect her tenacity and drive for truth.
Anita L. Reichling; New Hampton, Iowa
If all Christians had Rose's courage, commitment, and perseverance, the pestilence of abortion would be only a bad memory.
Ed Young; Carmel, Calif.
One can only admire Rose's passion, commitment, and effectiveness. She justifies her deceptive methods by citing events chronicled in God's Word where lying had a good outcome, but one wonders if God endorsed the lying or allowed the good outcomes, despite the deception, for His own purposes?
Craig La Chance; Keaau, Hawaii
"Gifts from God"
(Jan. 28) We could relate to the woman who felt looked down upon for having her seventh child at age 35. That is part of why we gradually transitioned from a doctor to a midwife at the hospital, until finally ending up with a midwife and home birth for our 11th child when my wife was 45. Children are a blessing but our society, in general, doesn't think so.
Dave Jorgensen; Howard Lake, Minn.
After 35 years of age and three children, a woman is often scrutinized for her conviction to remain open to life. Visits to doctors can leave behind a feeling of loneliness and defeat. It is exciting to see a movement of women who recognize what a huge gift it is to be allowed to co-create life with God.
Lisa King; Princeton, Minn.
"One step at a time"
(Jan. 28) I get the human logic of "incrementalism" as a pro-life strategy, but suppose we had faith in God and His Word and didn't compromise with the world? We have given the devil too many footholds in terms of exceptions for rape, incest, and the "health of the mother."
Bonnie Zaruba; Batavia, Ill.
"Steve Jobs and my child"
(Jan. 28) Thank you for including the articles about abortion and the effects it has. Abortion can change a person's life forever. I was adopted from Russia and am so glad my birth mother chose life.
Renee E. Knolle, 13; Marietta, Ohio
"The new fundamentalists"
(Jan. 28) Joel Belz did a great job of showing how we need to remember the "fundamentals" of anything we do, but should not try to corral others.
Bob Ostrich; Apache Junction, Ariz.
Belz observes that there is "an insidious form of fundamentalism structured around an ever-growing list of do's and don'ts" appearing "in back offices of regulatory agencies." True, and sadly so.
Roger Hudgins; Bartlesville, Okla.
Krieg Barrie's illustrations are thoughtful, concise, and top-class.
Katharine Birkett; Saddle Brook, N.J.
"Houses of God"
(Jan. 28) I was pleasantly surprised to see the Jiansu Road Church pictured in WORLD. I attended Sunday worship there several times and through an interpreter learned that the preaching was biblical. On Friday nights, as an expatriate, I was allowed to teach an English Bible study there while five other Chinese Bible studies occurred with about 300 in total attendance. The government stopped the Friday night Bible studies in July 2011. We are praying that the studies will commence again.
Malcolm Kinsinger; Washington, Ill.
"The Firm"
(Jan. 28) My husband and I love WORLD, but we were disappointed and surprised by the tough critique of The Firm. To call the show an "embarrassment" and "bland" is quite harsh, especially after only a few episodes. My husband (an attorney) agrees that the pilot's outcome is unrealistic and morally incorrect, but the show highlights many interesting and difficult legal concepts in a realistic manner. We think it's intriguing.
Jessica Richardson; Raleigh, N.C.
"Clamping down on chimp research"
(Jan. 28) As a longtime member of PETA, I agree with Daniel James Devine that it's biblical to treat animals with kindness. But because research involving injections, biopsies, and viral infection causes pain, it is all the more reason to be against all animal research, whether it be performed on a chimp or a mouse. I consider myself a creationist who believes we have a responsibility to treat all animals with kindness and respect.
Katrelya Angus; Sierra Madre, Calif.
Box Office Top 10
(Jan. 28) Thank you for introducing us to Kids-In-Mind.com. It is so helpful for us in deciding which movies are appropriate for our family. I am sometimes surprised by WORLD's positive reviews of some movies, such as We Bought a Zoo, as I find it difficult to bring my family to see a movie in which the Lord's name is used in vain. I now use Kids In Mind before showing a video at home as well.
Carol Novak; Middleville, Mich.
"For the birds"
(Jan. 28) Thank you to Andrée Seu for a sane look at pets in our lives and the trend to elevate the value of animals above that of humans. Some groups are pushing for states to stop euthanizing pets. What about unborn human babies, killed because it is not convenient for parents to have them, and even just-born babies who survive abortion but are reportedly left to die?
Ruthie Carlson; Lakewood Ranch, Fla.
"Picking up the bricks"
(Jan. 28) Janie B. Cheaney's column creatively captured how people struggle to find community and a meaningful place in it. And she profoundly prescribed the remedy: the redemptive love of God, which is the real power and glue of community. Thank you for skillfully inspiring us.
Steve Ardhuerumly; Auburn, Ind.
"Web of grace"
(Jan. 14) You mention that China's church "really needs education." Really? China has the largest church in the world, most of it underground, and it is growing. It has also overcome extreme persecution. Maybe they should educate us.
Phil Green; Denver, Colo.
"College bubble"
(Jan. 14) I attended only one year of college yet have a niche career and a very nice salary. I've found that a few years under your belt in the workforce after high school provides some direction in pursuing a college degree. With the rising cost of higher education these days I wish more parents, and young adults, would wise up in this area. They would save themselves so much heartache in the long run.
Vince Onken; Victorville, Calif.
"Risky regulations"
(Jan. 14) Regarding the EPA's new mercury rules, I find it ironic that the EPA is saying that eating fish will expose our children to mercury. Yet the government is almost forcing us to install in our homes the new fluorescent light bulbs, which contain mercury.
Jody Fayman; Lincoln, Neb.
(Dec. 31) I was pleased to see you highlighted Paul Baran. I was privileged to work with Paul at a small R&D company in Palo Alto in the 1970s. He was brilliant yet humble. Considering the incredible contribution he made to the development of the internet, I'm amazed that he's not more widely recognized.
Anne Smith; Redding, Calif.
David Eisenhower resigned from the Eisenhower National Memorial committee in January, joining with other Eisenhower family members in disapproval of architect Frank Gehry's concept ("Mystic chords," Feb. 11, p. 20).
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Pfizer just won a $2.15 billion settlement after a nearly 10-year battle with Teva Pharmaceuticals and Sun Pharmaceutical for patent-infringement damages resulting from their "at-risk" launches of generic Protonix® (an acid reflux drug) in the U.S. Pfizer and Takeda (which acquired Protonix developer Nycomed in 2011) will divide the proceeds of the settlement, with the former receiving 64%.
Teva and Sun will pay a total of $2.15 billion to compensate Pfizer's subsidiary Wyeth (to which Protonix was licensed) and Takeda for the damages they suffered when Teva and Sun launched "at-risk" generic versions of Protonix prior to the January 2011 expiry of the patent for pantoprazole, the active ingredient in Protonix. These "at-risk" launches were determined by a jury in New Jersey federal court to violate U.S. Patent No. 4,758,579, which is owned by Takeda and was licensed exclusively to Wyeth in the U.S.
Teva will pay Pfizer and Takeda $1.6 billion and Sun will pay $550 million. As part of the settlement, both Teva and Sun have admitted that their sales of generic pantoprazole infringed the patent that was held valid by the court.
"We are pleased with today's settlement, which recognizes the validity and value of the innovation that led to Protonix," said Amy W. Schulman, evp and general counsel of Pfizer. "Protecting intellectual property is vital as we develop new medicines that save and enhance patients' lives."
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August 19, 2010 07:36 PM by Jennifer
On an all new episode of The Real Housewives of DC on Bravo, Michaele goes to Paris with Stacie, while Mary is back home planning a party for her friend Ted Gibson when she finds out an shocking thing about Michaele! Keep reading to find out what she did!
Stacie and her husband head out for a trip to their friend's winery, which happens to be the only African American owned winery. While they are there, this huge white limo pulls up, and Michaele and her husband get out, dressed way too fancy for the occasion. As the couples are wine tasting and touring the vineyard, Stacie asks them what they think of President Obama. Michaele starts to give her opinion, and says so much mumbo jumbo that no one understands what she is saying.
So they decide to change the subject, and Stacie tells them that her brother in law has the number one sing in Europe, and they are attending the album release party. They also invite Michaele and her husband to go to Paris, and they actually say they may take them up on the offer. Little do they know that Michaele and her husband have actually planned to come on the trip with only three days notice. I think Stacie thought they were just kidding, and hopes that they realize what kid of event they are going to. When they arrive in Paris, they really are surprised that Michaele and her husband have shown up. They attend the concert where Stacie's brother in law performs, and they have the time of their lives and certainly don't act like a stuffy, flashy couple.
Lynda on the other hand, is donating models to a store for a charity event on tonight's The Real Housewives of DC on Bravo. In walks Mary and asks what happened between Lynda and Michaele, when Michaele found out that Lynda was making comments about her being too skinny. Lynda tells Mary that she thinks Michaele is totally controlled by her husband, and that before she met him, she was a great person and about ten pounds heavier. Lynda also meets with Cat, and she is intrigued that Cat is writing a book and Lynda is more than willing to help her work on her book cover look. She is writing a book basically about her past and all of her experiences, including past lovers. With her husband being a White House photographer, he is not too pleased that his wife is going public with her private life. But Cat is not too pleased with him either, because he is often away working and now he is leaving for a week, and he has no time to shoot the photo for the cover of the book. He is also leaving her alone and she has a book deadline and is taking care of the kids.
But she must meet her deadline, so she has another photographer do the shoot, and the picture os her her all glammed up holding alot of shopping bags. I guess her book is about all of her baggage from her past maybe? Just then her husband surprises her and showed up, and he brings her to a different place and shoots the photos himself.
The one common thing you notice about all of the housewives and their husbands on The Real Housewives of DC on Bravo is that they all agree that Michaele and her husband are very flashy and like to command the room. Paul Wharton asks his publicist what the buzz around town was about the party that Michaele threw for his Birthday. He is totally shocked to find out that Michaele allegedly had her lawyers send his publicist a letter to sign saying that Michaele and her husband want it in writing that they were not going to pay for the party! What a set of balls those two have, huh? I guess Michaele is not Paul's true friend after all! Mary calls him and asks how he is, and he tells her what he found out about Michaele. Mary is thrown off, because the invitation she received said that the party was being hosted by Michaele, and according to her, proper etiquette would have meant that if you host it, you pay for it. Apparently Michaele has not heard of that little tidbit of information.
Meanwhile on The Real Housewives of DC on Bravo, Mary tells her husband that she is going to throw a get together for famous stylist Ted Gibson, to introduce him to many of D.C. important people. She assures her husband that she thinks there will be no drama at the party… we'll see about that. As Mary is getting ready for the party, the other ladies, who are all back in town, arrive at the hotel to get their hair done by Ted Gibson's team for his dinner party. Mary is told by one of the stylists that Michaele's husband actually went up to people at the party and asked if guests were enjoying themselves, because he spent alot of money on the party! Can you believe it??? As Lynda arrives for the party, she makes sure that she is sitting far away from them at the table. This is the first time that both Paul Wharton and Lynda have seen Michaele since the birthday party incidents. At the dinner, Cat asks Stacie how the trip to Paris was, Just then, one of Stacie's friends makes a comment about something that Lynda said about Stacie being Diana Ross if she could sing, and Cat gets up and walks out, because she think's Stacie's friend accused her of being a racist! Cat thinks that Stacie's friend is just jealous of her budding friendship with Stacie. At the other side of the table, Michaele's husband starts spouting off about how much Michaele eats, and since he met her she has gained ten pounds. Of course he tries to control the whole conversation. Lynda says that Michaele should just get rid of her husband!
It looks like there are some serious cat fights brewing! Tune in next week to see if the claws finally come out!!
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2014 Duncanson Artist-in-Residence, Taft Museum of Art
To honor the relationship between African American painter Robert S. Duncanson (1821-1872) and Cincinnati art patron Nicholas Longworth (1782-1863), the Robert S. Duncanson Society of the Taft Museum of Art annually recognizes the achievements of contemporary African American artists through the Duncanson Artist-in-Residence program.
For two weeks, the artist is active in the community through public events, workshops, and outreach to area schools, working with students in the classroom and at the Taft to strengthen their understanding of the arts and the relevance of the arts to their lives.
The ideal candidate for 2014 will be a photographer. This year?s residency coincides with the Taft Museum of Art fall exhibition Paris Night & Day: Masterworks of Photography from Atget to Man Ray. The purpose of the residency is to promote and develop a deepening awareness of African American art and artists and to inspire future generations. Previous Duncanson Artists-in-Residence include among others poet/essayist Nikki Giovanni, filmmaker William Greaves, playwright/screenwriter Keith Josef Adkins, visual artist Brian Joiner, violist Nokuthula Ngwenyama, soprano Adrienne Danrich, and actor/playwright Nikkole Salter.
Dates of Residency: Two weeks in October, 2014 (some flexibility)
Honorarium: $7,500 (plus a per diem of $56/per day; lodging and travel provided if necessary)
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GAITHERSBURG, Md. (WUSA) - A gas line that was ruptured by either a construction or service crew in Gaithersburg resulted in the evacuation of the Marriott Springhill Suites in the 9700 block of Washingtonian Blvd., according to a Montgomery County Fire Dept. spokesman.
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Oklahoma State post-spring roster update: LB Nico Ornelas leaves team
With Oklahoma State spring practice over for more than a week, coaches out recruiting and players about to take a short break before returning for summer workouts, it's a good time to reevaluate changes to the Cowboys' roster.
Backup linebacker Nico Ornelas has left the team for personal reasons, a school spokesman confirmed earlier this week. At this point, he is the only scholarship player no longer on the roster post-spring. Ornelas was not listed on OSU's spring finale official roster.
Ornelas, who arrived in Stillwater as a three-star prospect, earned immediate playing time on special teams as a true freshman in 2011. He then played in all 13 games in 2012, recording 18 tackles, one fumble recovery and one pass breakup.
OSU still returns plenty of depth at linebacker, anchored by returning starters Shaun Lewis and Caleb Lavey. Ryan Simmons is also projected to start on the weak side, while Joe Mitchell (SLB), Seth Jacobs (SLB), DeMarcus Sherod (MLB) and Kris Catlin (WLB) are the listed backups on the post-spring depth chart. Redshirt freshman Jeremiah Tshimanga has been moved to defensive end.
Ornelas' departure likely won't be the only one before fall camp begins. That's just part of the college football offseason.
Last year, receiver Kevin Johnson, defensive lineman Joe Okafor and defensive lineman Diamonte Wheeler transferred. Running back Herschel Sims and offensive lineman Michael Bowie were dismissed for violating team rules. Incoming freshman offensive lineman Greg Brantley left before fall camp began for personal reasons.


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This program provides 45 hours of hands-on training in abhyanga (Ayurvedic Massage, one and two practitioner) along with Shirodhara (warm oil treatment over the forehead) and Svedana (Ayurvedic herbal steam therapy). Participants will work in groups of three giving and receiving therapies.
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Ayurveda Foundations Course in Ayurveda or enrollment in, or completion of, our Ayurvedic Health Educator Program. Our Foundations course can be completed through distance learning and takes approximately one month to complete. Proof of enrollment or course completion (if other than CCA) required at time of registration.
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|Part of school's mill levy override will sunset in 2015
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Budgeting in Holyoke School District Re-1J is difficult at best for the 2014-15 preliminary budget, which must be adopted by June 30.
Not only is the state school finance act not finalized, but part of the local mill levy override, which passed in 2010, will sunset in 2015. Discussion on the budgeting process was conducted at the April 23 meeting of the Board of Education.
Superintendent Bret Miles said it appears that a small increase in state funding will return to the district through the Legislature. That is still in the Senate for a final decision.
Voters in Holyoke School District approved a mill levy override of 7.5 mills in November of 2010. Of that total, 4.0 mills was approved through 2020, while 3.5 mills will sunset in December of 2015 if an election has not been successful.
The 2014-15 budget will be passed with all 7.5 mills included and funded through the 2010 override. However, the board is very conscious of the challenge in adding costs this year without knowing if that revenue stream will be there two years out if the mill levy override sunsets or goes away.
Board member Dennis Herman, who also serves on the Budget and Facilities Committee, emphasized the board's need to evaluate if new funds from the state are recurring or one-time as they project budget numbers.
Herman said he feels a successful mill levy override needs to occur this November.
As the board looks at budget parameters, Michelle Van Overbeke noted that these are just guidelines. However, she pointed out that without a mill levy override extension through an election, they're looking to make budget decisions based on the fate of an election that they won't have answers to until after it has been conducted.
Several options could be considered for a mill levy override election.
If the board chooses to put a mill levy question on the ballot this November, Miles said they would need to do a call for election either in June or the first meeting in July. Technically, he said they have until the first meeting in August, but he feels it would be better to make a plan closer to adoption of the budget so they have more time to prepare.
Consideration for placing a mill levy override question on the November ballot will be an action item at the May 6 school board meeting.
Budget parameters were discussed briefly for 2014-15, but without the final word on the state school finance act, parameters could not be finalized.
Just to get started, Miles noted a preliminary budget will be built using a student count of 582, less than one pupil increase from 2013-14.
Budget considerations in the areas of compensation, equipment, supplies and personnel will be highlighted more specifically when the board can adopt parameters.
A reserve balance that is approaching what the board has considered a floor at $1.2 million is also a consideration when it comes to budgeting.
In reviewing the third-quarter financial report, Miles told the board that both revenue and expenditures are tracking as expected. He said finances will be carefully watched as they finish the year to make sure the ending fund balance is protected as much as possible.
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After a night of howling winds, torrential rain and power outages, Samoa has emerged largely unscathed from Cyclone Amos.
As more than 160 countries come together to sign the Paris Climate Change Agreement, taking a critical step towards its implementation, Oxfam calls on governments to continue to confront climate change collectively and turn their commitments into action, while strengthening their current pledges and agreeing to higher finance levels.
An opinion piece by Oxfam New Zealand Executive Director Rachael Le Mesurier published in The Christchurch Press. The real scandal of the massive tax avoidance brought to light by the Panama Papers are people living in poverty, deprived of vital revenue for much needed public services.
We will send our first shipment of aid tomorrow to those people most affected from the 7.8 earthquake that struck Ecuador last Saturday. The first two-ton load of aid to secure basic hygiene and clean water among affected communities will leave from Spain.
Oxfam has deployed an evaluation team to Ecuador to determine its humanitarian response to the 7.8 earthquake that struck on the evening of April 16.
Fiji faces further extreme weather today as Tropical Cyclone Zena threatens to damage weak buildings and crops, and heavy rains bring "catastrophic" flooding, just over a month after the country was hit by Cyclone Winston.
Bay of Plenty hosts 11th annual Oxfam Trailwalker.
Oxfam water and hygiene expert Carlos Calderon has landed in Fiji, where Oxfam is gearing up its aid efforts following the complete destruction left by Cyclone Winston.
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I searched the forums and couldn't find this. What's everyone's favorite brand and/or kind frozen pizza? To make things easy, we've always had this for dinner once a week. I thought about a poll, but there's too many kinds.
We're partial to Jack's, pepperoni and sausage. Although Mama Baso's pizza is pretty good as well.
jack's natural rising crust 3 meat
Sometimes when I reflect back on all the beer I drink I feel ashamed. Then look into the glass and think about the workers in the brewery and all of their hopes and dreams. If I didn't drink this beer, they might be out of work and their dreams would be shattered. Then I say to myself, "It is better that I drink this beer and let their dreams come true than selfish and worry about my liver."
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We recently found a Tony's (I think) deep-dish pizza. Deep-dish is usually terrible frozen, but this is actually pretty good.
Also, there's this Palermo's Ultra-Thin pepperoni that is decent.
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I got 99 problems but angie isn't one.
Jack's Pepperoni.
Eyes closed, head first, can't lose.
Jack's best bang for your buck, though freschetta (sp) Canadian bacon and pineapple is nice once in a while
I always want to like Freschetta and DiGiorno... but they're just not good, IMO, there's no mistaking them for delivery at all. I'd rather have a Totinos - tastes better, and we can save almost $10.
No votes for Tombstone yet? Very disappointing.
Tombstone all meat.
jacks pepperoni is the best. gotta cook it until the cheese just starts to turn brown though to get that nice crunch in the crust.
second would be freschetta pepperoni
third totinos because the are ok in flavor and one freakin dollar (when on sale).
All of them. They help me get in shape.
Round is a shape,
I was a victim of a series of accidents, as are we all.
Jack's for me.
I also like a Totino's once in a while, just to reminisce about the old days. I'm always a little worried about what kind of meat I'm really eating on those things though. I think they use cat sausage.
Totino's pepperoni or sausage with added cheese is about as good as anything to me. Price is right too...
Red Baron and its not close.
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None of them. I can't stand frozen pizza. It doesn't compare to fresh.
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No votes for Tombstone yet? Very disappointing.
Tombstone all meat.
I ate Tombstone all the time as a kid. A regular hamburger and throw some "Slap Ya Mama" cajun spice on it.....irresistable.
I still get Tombstone every once in a while, but my wife and I tend to buy Red Baron often.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Steve Sarkisian has been named the head coach at the University of Southern California, leaving Washington after going 34-29 in five seasons with the Huskies.
The former Trojans assistant under Pete Carroll is the permanent replacement for Lane Kiffin, his former co-offensive coordinator at USC under Carroll.
Sarkisian was selected over Ed Orgeron, who led the Trojans to a 6-2 record after replacing Kiffin on an interim basis in October.