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CBS Evening News anchor Katie Couric caught up with Barack Obama Sunday in Columbus, Ohio, and they sat down for an exclusive interview. Couric asked about reports that an Obama aunt from Kenya may be in the U.S. illegally. Couric also inquired, among other things, about the thing that made Obama the angriest as the campaign unfolded. Portions of the interview were shown on The Early Show Monday, and more will be broadcast in a special Monday edition of the CBS Evening News. Below is a transcript of the portion from The Early Show Monday.
KATIE COURIC: you have an aunt who's been living in this country apparently illegally, and your campaign says any and all appropriate laws should be followed. So would you support her being deported to Kenya?
SEN. BARACK OBAMA: If she has violated laws, then those laws have to be obeyed. We're a nation of laws. And, obviously, that doesn't lessen my concern for her. I haven't been able to get in touch with her. But, I'm a strong believer that you obey the law.
COURIC: What did the McCain team do in the course of this campaign that made you the angriest?
OBAMA: You know, I, I think that, ahh, you know, I -- a lot of the stuff that has made me angry hasn't directly come from the McCain campaign. I mean, I, I do think that there is a -- there is a Republican or rightwing -- media outlet-- set of media outlets that went after my wife for a while in a way that I thought was just completely out of bounds. And -- and I, you know, frankly I-- you know, I would have never considered or expected my allies to do something comparable to the spouse of an opponent. ... I just feel like family is -- are civilians. And they don't sign up for this stuff. They support their -- their spouse. But generally, you know, they're really -- should be bystanders in this process, even if they're campaigning for you. You know, they're saying nice things about -- about their -- their, in this case, their husbands. I mean, that's what you expect. And-- and that doesn't make them suddenly targets.
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Two months after Clark County's primary economic development group ousted one of its biggest critics from its board of directors, the organization says it's ready to give the relationship another shot.
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Lisa Nisenfeld, president of the CREDC, said Thursday afternoon the group will welcome Clark County Commissioner David Madore back to the table.
"We're looking forward to rebuilding our relationship with the county," Nisenfeld said. "Having Commissioner Madore on the board where he can learn what we do and why we do it is a step in the right direction."
Back in March, the two sides appeared ready to split for good. The breakup came after Madore and Clark County Commissioner Tom Mielke decided to halt $200,000 in county funding to the CREDC over the coming two years.
At the time, the two Republican commissioners said if the economic development group withdrew its support for the Columbia River Crossing project, they would reconsider funding the group.
In response, the CREDC revoked the county's seat on both the organization's board of directors and executive board. At the time, the seat was being held by the newly elected Madore.
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At the end of March, the state's Department of Commerce sent a letter to the county asking it to identify an associate development organization for pass-through funding. According to County Administrator Bill Barron, that funding comes to $169,000 over two years.
The organization in Clark County that most clearly fits the state's criteria for such an organization is the CREDC. But before the county handed over the money, it wanted to rejoin the group on the board of directors.
"The board requested that in affirming CREDC as an economic organization that we re-establish the partnership with us at the table," said Commissioner Steve Stuart.
Stuart said after learning the group would welcome the county back, he signed a letter telling the state that the CREDC will receive the funds.
Stuart also said Madore will be the commissioner who will represent the county at CREDC meetings.
Madore declined request for comment on this story.
At Wednesday's board time discussion, where commissioners talk about upcoming policy issues, Madore said he was happy the two sides are going to reconcile.
"I like the idea of having whatever relationship with them," Madore said. "To be able to have two-way conversations, it just helps close the communication gap. It's a healthy thing."
Nisenfeld said the reappointment of Madore to the board was confirmed by a board vote this morning.
Nisenfeld said the CREDC has received the money from the state every two years for the past 10 years. That means this money does not replace the $200,000 the county pulled from CREDC's revenues.
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Sentiment: Strong Sell
Just hilarious, the company is projected to double and tripple earning over the next few years and major investors including Seth Klarman have an interest. Shorties had a good day today but it ain't gonna last.
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then buy more. it keeps going down every single day. i will buy at $2!
down again. down over 30% in a few months. $2/share in my target


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So for a few days now I have been thinking about what if Susan was the star of a beat em up. Then i thought that its a rule that in Beat em Up there's always at least one leather clad hot lady so i made one for fun. Also thinking as an homage to Final Fight shes a bit like Poison
she looks like shes ready for intense combat :3
Very nice
Nice and sexy outfit
Very sexy outfit, I like how the hair design too. Nice job
A bit like poison.... *processing* GASP! MAN LADY!!! o.o
Excellent art, Rings. Totally badass lady.
weird,scott pilgrim the game didnt have a leather clad hot lady
Well there's that boss fight against Scott's Ex,
She's got a bit of a Renezuo's Myanna vibe going on a little bit.
You mean "A bit like Poison" in that she fights with a riding crop, or "A bit like Poison" in that she's packing a surprise?
the second one, more like the whole no one knows for sure thing like Poison
Wicked pretty design!
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btw how is your princess project coming along? I really dig Lord Toast's design and would like to see more of him.
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Last pic with the family at Ocean City, NJ beach before heading home tomorrow morning. Having back to get some dinner and then catch a movie. Ben and I will be seeing the release of Ant-Man in iMax 3D, while Jen and Elli are thinking of seeing Minions. Should be fun!
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Yes. I live fairly close. Dont plant to drive on the beach....UNLESS you attend the class. There's places all up and down where they are given. Usually, we just go to the one given at Cape Hatteras. Last year it was 55.00 for four days. Climb the lighthouse, its pretty cool, and bring fishing poles! Have fun, and DONT speed. Cops get antsy during tourist season.
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-Deflate your tires to 10-15 lbs.
-Bring a tire inflator if you have one, with extra fuses (if your plugs into a lighter kind).
-HEAVILY PATROLLED BY COPS on Quads, keep your speed down to 15mph max
-You'll be driving between people partying it up in pop ups tents and people hanging out near the waters edge, BE CAREFUL lots of small kids all over the place.
-YOU WILL LOVE IT, just play by the rules you'll be fine!
Remember that if any horses come within 50 feet or so of you, you must vacate the area. If they are walking up to your jeep you cant move it until they are far enough away. I saw one time where people moved away from their picnic because the horses came and they wouldnt move away and the people couldnt get back to there stuff! I was planning on taking the Jeep down on my visit the last week of June but I dont think I'm going to. Cheaper to just ride down with my brother in his Kia (close to 40MPG!!!). Might just rent a jeep for a day down there and have some fun. My favorite thing to do in OBX was to wake up around 9, eat some breakfast, then take a cooler with a case of beers in it onto the beach and drink until I got hungry again! One cool thing to check out if your a history person is the Wright Brothers Museum.
Went to Assateague Island National Seashore last summer and the beach was great, It went on for miles and was very quiet. Great spot.
Thanks for the input guys
From the Oregon Inlet off road area south to Ocracoke, you'll need a permit. I believe if you're going to Corolla or north, you're ok without one. Check out:
Off Road Vehicle Use - Cape Hatteras National Seashore
We're going to Ocracoke the 1st week in June and I plan on getting the $50 single week permit. Did this last year, and it was pretty damn cool.
just went there last weekend. check out the dunes near kitty hawk if you want to go for a nice walk. there's decent surf near s-turns and down by cape hatteras frequently (decent by east coast standards anyways) i didn't want to pay for the ORV permit at OBX when you can go up to corolla for free. The entrance to the beach at corolla is soft sand but only lasts 150 feet, after that the beach was hard packed, almost like driving on pavement but if you park toward the dunes you will hit some softer sand.
when we went, the surf was a bit too big for me since I'm not a good surfer so we went back to assateague, it was a bit more manageable for us and our longboards, we frequent that place quite a bit during the summer since it only a 3 hr drive from us. the beach there is all soft sand and airing down is a MUST. It's also tracked out quite a bit and you will be bouncing around in ruts from other people driving on the beach, makes it more fun in my opinion :-)
if you're camping you may want to keep in mind that OBX wont let you have campfires at the campsites anymore and you need a permit to have a fire on the beach. Assateague lets you have campfires at the campsites and you can have fires on the beach as long as they are below the high tide mark i believe..... the rules get a bit confusing and blend together sometimes...
Have a blast!!!
The dune shifts and kind of heading south at about five feet per year.
There is a mini golf from the seventies buried under it.
Years back, the top of a castle from one of the holes was visible but now it's just legend.
But, I can say I was one of the ones what seen it.
good info to me,HEAVILY PATROLLED BY COPS on Quads, keep your speed down to 15mph max http://www.maxin.us/imax/images/14.gif
We stayed in a beach house in Rodanthe a couple summers and a little motel in Avon another time. No beach driving down there but AWESOME surf and waves.
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She declined further comment, citing pending litigation against the borough.
Police charged Mr. Krenitsky and Old Forge Police Chief Larry Semenza with sexually assaulting the same teenage girl around the same period of time. In 2004, the then-15-year-old junior firefighter began a sexual relationship with Chief Semenza, also then a fire department captain. The relationship lasted until 2007.
Capt. Krenitsky and the victim performed oral sex on each other several times in a tiny bunk room of the fire department in 2005, she testified during the captain's June 2012 preliminary hearing.
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Advice To a Young Blogger: When "Shock and Awe" Confessionals Cross the LineKatie Allison
Last week, Babble ran a now very controversial essay by a woman who admitted that she struggles to love her young daughter as much as she loves her little boy. Sharing that public admission definitely had some shock value in and of itself, but then the author went further, referring to her own "Sophie's Choice-type musings" about which of her two children she would find more painful to "lose." Many readers, myself included, took the combined reference to Holocaust literature and the "loss" of a child to mean that the writer was musing about which of her children she would rather lose to death.
I was so taken aback by what this writer had expressed in that particular paragraph of her essay that I had to read it a couple of times, just to be sure I hadn't misunderstood. Ultimately, I decided that I hadn't. And even though the writer ended up adding an addendum to her original essay in which she stated that she was "shocked and ashamed" that readers had taken her to mean that she was suggesting that she might prefer the death of one of her children over the other, it was really too late to take back what she'd written for public consumption.
I am certain that this writer felt that she was simply being brave and honest in publishing a piece that explored a specific taboo of motherhood that – let's face it – many of us who have more than one child have allowed ourselves to think about at one time or another (well, maybe not the whole cringeworthy "Sophie's Choice" part, but certainly the rest of it). And yes, she was being honest, brutally honest. Many readers seemed to appreciate her revelatory piece of writing. In fact, if you read the hundreds of comments on the essay, you will find many from women who thank the essayist for saying something out loud that they themselves had previously been afraid to admit.
Sharing and connecting and demystifying motherhood are all worthy and important goals for women who write about their own lives as parents. So I definitely get this essayist's intent, and as a writer and a mother myself, it's hard for me to bring myself to criticize. After all, I've been doing exactly what she did – writing very openly about my life as a parent – for the past 14 years. Many times, I've delved into tough topics that are hard to discuss, drawing on my own family life as material. But even though I share a literary genre with her, the specific things that this writer chose to reveal publicly about her complicated feelings toward her young children truly bothered me. Because of this sense of unease, and despite being aware that I am risking being called a complete hypocrite, I've decided to weigh in on this topic. Let me be clear that I am doing so not to pile on to an already crowded conversation around this specific essay and its writer, but because I believe that I have a perspective developed over time that might offer something new to the conversation.
I hope so, anyway.
Like I said, I am a writer by trade and temperament. My publishing specialty for many years has been first-person essays and columns, very often – though not always – related to motherhood. However, as freeing and important as I believe that it is for mothers to be comfortable sharing the hardest parts of this hardest of jobs with one another, and as much as I support the right of women writers to create art that reflects their own truths, I also think that we do, in fact, owe our children some level of protection in what we write about them, and about our relationships with them.
Certainly, every mother who blogs or publishes personal essays is going to draw that line of protection in a different place. Some writers are comfortable using their kids' real names, while others use psuedonyms. Some bloggers share photos of their children, while others never do. Etc, etc, etc. And of course, I am perfectly well aware that there are some readers who believe that my own writing over the years has been far too confessional. And you know what? These critics of my work aren't entirely wrong; looking back over more than a decade of published writing, I have to admit that there absolutely are at least two or three essays I have had published that I wish I could retract and remove from the public domain. But see, the thing is, I can't. Once something is published in The New York Times or an anthology of essays or even here at Babble, there's no taking it back. It's out there. Forever.
So yes, I've made my own "oversharing" mistakes, but I was lucky in that when I started writing in this genre more than a decade ago, the pressure that now exists for writer-moms to continually up the "shocking confessions" ante wasn't part of the equation. The specific lapses in judgment I've shown in what I've chosen to put out there for other people to read have been entirely of my own doing. I wasn't trying to compete with anyone else's confessional style of writing in any way; I just screwed up. Period.
Today, however, in an ever-more-crowded genre of first person writing by mothers – be it blogging, essays or memoirs – it's become more and more difficult to stand out, garner attention for one's work, and yes, gain those all important pageviews and comments. Since the advent of the "momoir" genre – a significant new wave of women's writing that coincided in large part with the dawn of Internet access – many if not most of the Big, Bad Mothering Confessions have already been made. As a result, and as I noted in an essay I wrote for Babble a year or two ago, there is now a ratcheting up of "I'm a worse mom than you are" subject matter within the world of online parenting publishing. Everyone seems to be looking for the next big provocative topic that will get all of the other parenting blogs, sites and Twitter feeds buzzing.
I am the first to admit that hearing back from an editor that she's interested in publishing your essay, or seeing your blog grow in audience and feedback can be pretty exhilarating for those of us who grew up dreaming of becoming published writers. But as the competition for an audience in this writing category has grown more crowded, so has the pressure some women, particularly those just starting out and whose children are still quite young, seem to feel to find that next tantalizing "hook. " Unfortunately, I think that for some of these newer personal essayists and bloggers today, the challenge of finding buzzworthy content that hasn't already been explored can lead to pressure to write publicly about things they will one day regret sharing. In the case of the writer-mom in question, the one who admitted her struggle not to prefer one child over another, her shocking confession has certainly garnered her significant attention ..for the moment, at least. But at what cost?
Many commenters on the writer's essay have already suggested that the author's currently pre-literate children will one day read what she's written about her feelings toward each of them, and be hurt or confused by it. While I certainly can't predict how this writer's future teenagers will feel about the essay she's written – although I think I can guess – I am confident in predicting that they will indeed read it. I know this because I've lived it, and am living it.
As someone who was arguably on the leading edge of the current wave of confessional, first-person writing by mothers, my children have grown up with me writing about them, and about how I relate to them – first in a regular, local newspaper column, then in magazine essays, and finally online, on parenting sites like Babble and its predecessors. I've also been writing about my life as a mom over on my own blog since 2002. (In blogging years, that's a veritable eternity. ) In other words, my five children have grown up among the very first generation of "the blogged about."
Given the fact that I did start blogging and publishing essays when my older children were quite young, and continue doing so today, I can reliably report that at some point, today's blogged-about preschoolers will, in fact, be teenagers with Internet access and library cards, and furthermore, these "blogged about" adolescents absolutely will read what their mothers have published over the years, both online and in print. The pieces of writing that our offspring don't happen upon all by themselves will be brought to their attention by their friends, their friends' parents, and their teachers, I promise you. To be very blunt, if you think otherwise, you are deluding yourself.
I totally recognize that I may be coming off as more than a little holier-than-thou with this advice. After all, I already admitted that I myself have, on a few occasions, published pieces of writing related to my life as a parent that I now wish I could take back and make disappear. For the most part, I am very proud of my body of published writing, and so are my kids, and that includes some of the more challenging and controversial things I've written. It's a real pleasure now to see one of my older children discover something I had published in a book or magazine from several years back, and to discuss it with them. However, even those wonderful writer-mom moments can't erase my own past mistakes as a personal essayist – not for me, and certainly not for my kids, who as younger children never actually consented to me writing about them at all.
The only thing I can say about my past writing indiscretions is that I have definitely learned from them. And maybe, just maybe, via my own confession here to sometimes having over-confessed in years past, some you who are at an earlier stage in your own foray into first-person writing and publishing might also learn from my regrettable errors, rather than repeat them.
So let's talk about this. What did you think of the essay in question? If you are a writer or a blogger yourself, where do you draw the line when opening up to readers? Am I being a total hypocrite by even suggesting that another mother-who-writes has crossed a line? What's the most cringeworthy thing you've ever read on a blog or in an essay written by a mother? Tell me what you think about all of this in the comments below.


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Larry Gagosian Rocks Hamptons Art World
A Screening of Doug Pray's Documentary 'Levitated Mass'
EAST HAMPTON—The art dealer Larry Gagosian hosted a screening of Doug Pray's documentary "Levitated Mass: The Story of Michael Heizer's Monolithic Sculpture" on Tuesday afternoon at Guild Hall.
The glitzy art crowd included Lisa and Richard Perry, the artist Richard Phillips, Fabiola Beracasa and Jason Beckman, Dorothy Lichtenstein, Rachel Zoe and Rodger Berman, Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn, Bob Colacello, Terry Semel and the film's producers, Ann Tenenbaum, Jay Sugarman and Jamie Patricof. Also there was Michael Govan, the director of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, with his wife, Katherine Ross.
"Levitated Mass," which opens in September in Los Angeles and later this fall in New York, chronicles the journey of a 340-ton boulder from a quarry in Riverside County, Calif., to the Los Angeles art museum's campus on Wilshire Boulevard.
The trip cost about $10 million, raised by private donations, including from Mr. Semel and Elaine Wynn, both of whom are featured in the film. In 1968, Mr. Heizer envisioned the sculpture, which lays on a long concrete passageway.
The documentary is as much about persistence and bureaucracy as it is about class and art. As the boulder makes its way through the small towns of southern California—representing, ultimately, "every ethnicity and economic group," said Mr. Govan—various locals make observations about the moving rock and project their emotions and visions onto it.
"Levitated Mass" also depicts the inner workings of an institution like the art museum.
"Being behind the scenes at a museum is kind of an untold story," said Mr. Pray.
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I have the following partitions:
When trying to install Ubuntu, it failed to read any of them and said "unusable space".
The same from Kubuntu, Arch Linux and OpenSUSE.
I tried to reinstall Windows and restructure my partitions, but I could not delete all of them and I am unsure if I should delete the 39MB "OEM" one and the 100MB "System reserved". I am a novice, so please keep any advice at a minimum knowledge level.
From what others tell me, the primary partition should be C:\ and that might be part of the fault


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Lots of links, lots of stuff.
A click on Scott's picture will take you to a page I did about him. Used some from his web page that is now closed.
New pages: All Saints Day Mission Park SouthAdvocacy and memories here:
She Died Alone while the City partied Poem about child abuse
Officer's Down in the line of Duty (2 pages)
Remembering family
Pets gone on
cats and birds
2 pages
TX Military lost in battle in Iraq and Afghanistan
and then Some humor and such:
Old Phones (4 pg's)
Cemetaries (3pg's)
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In terrifying news that will make any TV viewer of a certain age realise their own mortality, 90's TV cult phenomenon (and my personal favourite) Buffy the Vampire Slayer turned 15 years old last week. Yes, FIFTEEN years since Sarah Michelle Gellar's body double back-flipped into our hearts with a quick pun before turning the undead minions to dust.
For those who don't know (and if you don't you must), BtVS was the creation of Joss Whedon, the writer/director also responsible for Firefly, Serenity, Dollhouse and the soon-to-be-massive Avengers movie. It told the simple tale of a perfectly normal all-American cheerleader called Buffy Summers who discovers her destiny is to battle vampires and demons. She was only girl in the world who could do it, but had to do so while balancing her day-job as daughter, friend and schoolgirl. It was YA before YA was a thing. It was smart, moving, funny, heart-breaking and (in places) musical.
The series concluded in 2003 with the feminist masterstroke of finally allowing Buffy to decide if she WANTED to be the Slayer, and saw the hero and her surviving chums leaving the town of Sunnydale as rubble. But what was the true destiny of The Slayer and her Slayerettes? The last decade has been kinder to some than others…
Sarah Michelle Gellar as Buffy Summers: The post-Buffy future initially seemed bright for SMG. On the back of her starring role she landed high profile parts in Scream 2, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Cruel Intentions and Scooby Doo. However, once the show ended, Gellar's star waned and after lacklustre horror spots in The Grudge and The Return, Gellar focused on her baby daughter, Charlotte. In 2011, Gellar, now 34, returned to television in the ludicrous but addictive evil twin drama Ringer.
Alyson Hannigan as Willow Rosenberg: Arguably the most consistent post-Buffy alum. Canny career moves saw Hannigan (37) position herself as a comic actor – securing a popular franchise in the American Pie movies and a starring role in the hugely successful sitcom How I Met Your Mother (currently in its 7th season, matching Buffy's run). In real life, Hannigan is still married to Buffy co-star Alexis Denisof (Wesley Wyndham-Pryce) and the couple are expecting their second child.
Nicholas Brendon as Xander Harris: Life after Buffy hasn't been easy for Buffy's stalwart friend. Brendon, now 40, has fought a very public battle with alcohol and sleeping pill addiction. This sad state of affairs culminated with his tasering and arrest for battery of a police officer in 2010. Shortly after he received a suspended jail sentence he voluntarily entered rehab. On a personal note, this breaks my tiny heart. Professionally, Brendon's post Buffy resume contains theatre and a recurring role on Private Practice.
Anthony Stewart Head as Rupert Giles: As long as TV and films need silver British villains, Head (58) will be able to find work. Buffy's former watcher has notched up numerous screen appearances since 2003 in such gems as Little Britain, The Iron lady, The Imbetweeners Movie, Doctor Who, Merlin and Ghost Rider 2. Head's eldest daughter, Emily, is also making a name for herself as Carly D'Amato in the massive Imbetweeners franchise.
David Boreanaz as Angel: Early Cullen prototype Boreanaz, now 42, has aged spectacularly well and retained his heartthrob credentials. After Buffy, the spin-off Angel ran for five (slightly patchy) seasons before Boreanaz went straight into a lead role on dreary police procedural Bones – now in its seventh year. On a personal front, Boreanaz has been no angel (LOLOLOL), admitting to numerous extra marital affairs and being sued for sexual harrassment by an extra on Bones.
Michelle Trachtenberg as Dawn Summers: Buffy's ball of energy sister was only 18 when the show finished, the role marking the start of a promising career. Since Buffy ended, Trachtenberg (now 26) is better known as the coniving Georgina Sparks on Gossip Girl as well as roles in 17 Again, Black Christmas and Weeds. Miss Trachtenberg is also a lad's mag regular and friend of very pale makeup.
James Marsters as William 'Spike' Pratt: Marsters (49) capitalised cleverly on his cult status. After stretching out the role of Spike from 1997 – 2004 (even his death in the last episode of Buffy didn't stop him becoming a series regular in the last series of Angel), Marsters was airlifted into various cult TV shows as 'the guy who used to be Spike'. Canny. Marsters has popped up as a guest on Torchwood, Smallville, Supernatural and Caprica.
Charisma Carpenter as Cordelia Chase: Carpenter (41) graduated from Buffy into Angel, where she was the female lead for the first four seasons before bizarrely vanishing without much explanation. Since then, Carpenter hasn't been off our screens even if she has failed to attain star status. Keen eyed viewers may have spotted her on Charmed, Veronica Mars, Greek, Supernatural and now in the YAtastic The Lying Game as MILFy Aunt Rebecca.
Emma Caulfield as Anya/Anyanka/Aud Jenkins: Caulfield, now 39, was spectacular as hilarious vengeance demon Anya, so it's a little disappointing that her post-Buffy career stalled. Although she was the lead in 'evil tooth fairy' horror Darkness Falls, her only noteable effort since was a mockumentary about herself called Bandwagon which failed to be distributed. Recently, Caulfield appeared as 'Blind Witch' on fairy-tale drama series Once Upon A Time.
Seth Green as Daniel 'Oz' Osbourne: Back when Willow 'drove stick' (thanks, Faith), her boyfriend was Seth Green's werewolf, now 38. Green left Buffy midway through season four to focus on his blooming Austin Powers film career. Since the early 2000s, however, things have been quieter. Green is now better known, perhaps, as the writer/creator of cult favourite Robot Chicken and for his voice work on Family Guy and American Dad.
Eliza Dushku as Faith Lehane: Dushku (31) can turn gay men straight. Fact. It was all meant to go so well for Dushku. After her recurring role as the rogue slayer on both Buffy and Angel, her career got off to a flying start with turns in Bring It On, Wrong Turn and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back. Rumour was that Joss Whedon had envisaged a Faith spin-off with the anti-hero fighting vampires on the road. Dushku declined, opting for the dreadful Tru Calling before returning to Whedon for the uneven Dollhouse, which was cancelled after two seasons.
Marc Blucas as Riley Finn: All-American beefcake Blucas, 40, was meant to be Buffy's perfect boyfriend. Sadly fans disagreed. LOUDLY. Since being packed off to Peru (!), Blucas has, like Charisma Carpenter, worked solidly, but not in anything you'd give a tiny rat's ass about. Last year he popped up in awful Tom Cruise/Cameron Diaz vehicle Knight and Day.
Amber Benson as Tara Maclay: Last, but by no means least, it was important to include Willow's dearly departed lover, as Benson (35) appeared in easily the best/worst post Buffy CV entry. Allow me introduce One Eyed Monster, in which poor Benson is terrorised by the possessed and severed member of legendary porn star Ron Jeremy. I'm seriously not making this up. Possibly even weirder is that Benson, who recently popped up with old chum Gellar in Ringer, is dating Adam Busch. The same Adam Busch who played Warren – killer of her character on Buffy!


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The name of the workplace where Emily Butler strives every day to make a difference is somewhat misleading.
Forest Park High School offers neither a forest nor a park. It is a place of learning for about 630 students — 98 percent of whom are black — located in the Liberty Heights section of Baltimore's inner city.
Its assistant principal is the person who as a high school freshman helped Center Grove capture the 1996 girls state basketball championship.
It all seems so long ago to Butler, the former 5-foot-8 shooting guard who remains No. 3 on the Trojans' all-time scoring list, having contributed 1,124 points from 1995-99.
So long ago she scored a team-high 15 points in the 55-44 victory against Valparaiso in the championship game at Market Square Arena. So long ago Butler became Center Grove's fifth and most recent player to be named an Indiana All-Star.
"Winning it all is such a great memory, and a lot of us from that team are still really good friends," Butler said. "Venus (Harmeyer) and Jenny (Martin) are two of my best friends along with two girls from my class (Jenny Mann and Whitney Brown). Those teams were really close.
"(Winning state) definitely feels like a long time ago. We worked so hard to get there. I just wanted to make varsity because at that time Center Grove didn't have a track record of freshmen making varsity."
Butler's ability to blend with older teammates and their accepting of her went a long way toward the Trojans reaching the summit.
Starting alongside junior point guard Harmeyer and 5-foot-8 swingman Martin, along with front-liners Liz Stansberry and Lisa Eckart, Butler lived her athletics dream earlier than most.
The following season the Trojans advanced to the Southport Semistate before losing to Perry Meridian in a semifinal 62-61. Overall, the program was 81-16 in Butler's four varsity seasons.
Injured 'Cat
Pursued by Indiana University, Western Kentucky, George Washington and others, Butler aspired to earn a degree at Northwestern University while playing for its women's basketball team.
She started 24 of 28 games as a freshman in 1999-2000, averaging 6.8 points, 2.7 rebounds and 3.4 assists. Butler would fare better as a sophomore with a 12.7 scoring average, her best performance a 26-point, seven-rebound game against Michigan State.
On pace to potentially be named All-Big Ten her final two seasons, Butler tore cartilage in her right knee four games into her junior season (2001-02). She played in 17 games as a senior, started six times and averaged 8.4 minutes of playing time.
After producing a total of 519 points her first two seasons in Evanston, Butler would score only 75 points during her junior and senior seasons combined.
Now 33, she has had five surgeries on her right knee and one on her left.
"I really wanted to play overseas after college," Butler said. "I had worked really hard in the offseason before my junior season, but the injury allowed me to focus a lot more on school. Honestly, I wouldn't be where I am today without that injury."
Impact player
Long removed from setting screens and releasing 3-pointers, Butler today gains immense satisfaction helping maximize the educational potential of inner-city teenagers.
Forest Park, a school in which 60 percent of the students are under foster care, has adopted the following as its motto: Enter to learn. Go forth to serve.
Butler didn't go there, though she did make a conscious decision to roll up her sleeves and contribute in areas others in her profession might prefer to avoid.
"This is my second year as an administrator and my 11th year in urban education," Butler said, adding there might be two or three white students walking the Forest Park hallways. "Once you learn about the achievement gap, it becomes pretty compelling to want to do something about it.
"I'm really drawn to high schools where the most significant needs are. The hardest part of my job is seeing a child who is perfectly capable of doing anything having limits put on them."
Butler's annual mission is to get as many students as possible qualified for commencement exercises in the spring. To earn the diploma that might expand one's employment boundaries en route to a better life.
She's had her share of success stories as well as some disappointments.
Nearly every graduation ceremony is, as Butler puts it, bittersweet.
Overall, she loves what she does and plans to remain a viable cog in the Baltimore City Public Schools machine.
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The woman who is often described as the greatest of living American stage actresses was recalling the circumstances under which, 40 years ago, during rehearsals for the play ''The Lark,'' she met the young Canadian now widely considered the finest of this continent's classical stage actors. And although Mr. Plummer's suave, roguish persona is a far cry from Ms. Harris's habitually awe-struck air of a pilgrim in the presence of miracles, they share belief that the theater, as Ms. Harris put it, ''should be life and death.'' And after a half century apiece of performing in it, they both still think of the theater as a home, a religion and the place where they are most comfortable.
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At the time of this reunion, in a hotel suite on Central Park West with a view of Manhattan as an urban dreamscape, they had both been starring on Broadway throughout the spring and summer, Ms. Harris opposite Charles Durning in ''The Gin Game'' (it has now moved to Chicago), for which she received her 10th Tony nomination (she has won a record five times) for best actress; Mr. Plummer in his current one-man show ''Barrymore,'' which won him his second Tony Award in June.
The immediate topic, however, was the play that brought Ms. Harris her second Tony, ''The Lark,'' by Jean Anouilh. In 1955, the Broadway-bound production, starring the 29-year-old Ms. Harris as Joan of Arc, was about to open in Boston, and the crucial part of the Earl of Warwick had yet to be cast satisfactorily.
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''And Harold Clurman, who was directing, said to me, 'Well, what do you think?' And I said, 'Well, I don't know: someone like George Sanders or Brian Aherne.' And he said, 'Well, we've got Walter Matthau.' And I said: 'Walter Matthau? What a mistake! Can he be a French banker?' And he was marvelous. And he saved the day.''
But back to Mr. Plummer's rescuing act. How did he save the day? (''Yes, how did I?'' the actor asked avidly.) ''Chris saved the day because we had had two Earls of Warwick,'' said Ms. Harris, referring to ''The Lark's'' pivotal role of the worldly, sardonic English nobleman that Mr. Plummer eventually won. Both of his predecessors, Ms. Harris recalled, were quite beautiful looking but not ''very compelling.''
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So ''The Lark'' opened on Broadway, on schedule, with the Earl of Warwick properly cast, on Nov. 17, 1955. Mr. Plummer, who had previously played supporting roles with the legendary Katherine Cornell, was singled out by the critic Brooks Atkinson in The New York Times for offering further evidence of ''extraordinary gifts.'' Ms. Harris, wrote Mr. Atkinson, had ''an incandescence that illuminates the theater and touches the hearts of everybody in the audience.''
The night of the opening, however, Ms. Harris had gone home to bed after the performance feeling, she said, ''suicidal'' about the evening. Then she got a phone call telling her the reviews were terrific, so she got out of bed, got dressed and went to the party at the Plaza Hotel.
Mr. Plummer said he had no memory of that party. (''Oh, you must have gone, Chris,'' said Ms. Harris.) But he vividly recalled Ms. Harris as Joan. ''I thought she was the cutest thing'' -- Mr. Plummer here took a beat, to underscore the punch line -- ''in pants,'' he said. ''You rehearsed, didn't you, in part of your armor?''
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''That thing you have done ever since, actually,'' continued Mr. Plummer, needling gently. ''Didn't you rehearse 'The Gin Game' in armor?''


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Very cool!
Looks like something from a Legend of Zelda game
Looks like something from a Legend of Zelda game
kinda cute XD
hahaha I love this lil dude so much
Subarashi, tomodachi.
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Love the drawing, hate the myth/creature itself. Kappas are the epitome of what a Evil monster is.
I really like all those versions. You seem to put a lot of research in them and they are very different of each other
I love your Creatures! I think you just found another watcher!
It's like a mix of Ninja Turtles and Samurai Champloo XD
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I really like this iteration of the Kappa Despite the Katana, he comes off as a much more light hearted/nonviolent version than many Kappa stories lead them to be. Drawing with the green also came out really cool ^_^ Thanks for sharing
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That's pretty cool! I liek the little lily pad on his head.
hahaha so natural
I like this concept *.*
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So cute! I really love your interpretation of the Kappa!
what's next? ^^
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Kappas are one of my favorite mythical creatures. this one looks awesome
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Is he wearing a hat/leaf to keep the water in his head-bowl?
I love the textures and the leaf-hat.
Wonderful sketch.
Wonderful sketch.
Wonderful line style you got here, really compliments the kappa design.
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I like the leaf growing out of his head.
Jug of sake? Fishing pole? Katana?
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Must be one hell of a fishing trip...
This is probably one of the best representations of kappas I've ever seen! Love the design-- very good!
it's a cute kappa! and, the kappa should drown people, this one slices them?
Nah! He only uses his katana to slice fish and prepare sushi. Or so I think.
A litle ninja turtle...
So cute! :3
Nice kappa, though not the scariest version I've seen, it's almost kinda cute.