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Charlotte homebuilders pick up where others left off
Out of abandoned communities, cheaper homes are born
They're victims of the recession: unfinished communities scattered across the Charlotte area. But for homebuilders like Lennar Corp., they're an opportunity. Just ask Jon Hardy. Hardy, president of the Miami-based company's Charlotte division, said that this year Lennar has built homes in nine Charlotte-area communities that others started but couldn't finish. That represents a spike in Lennar building in ...


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1999-00: Won the Atlantic 10 Championship in the 100y-breast (55.73) and the 200y-breast (2:00.09), qualifying for the Olympic Trials and setting a school and conference record ... placed second at the A-10s in the 400y-IM (3:59.33).
1998-99: Recorded an NCAA consideration time and qualified for senior nationals in the 200y-breast ... finished second in the 200y-breast at the ECAC Championships with a time of 2:02.81 ... placed second in both the 100y-breast (56.38) and the 200y-breast (2:01.75) at A-10s ... placed fourth in the 400y-IM at A-10s with a time of 4:02.25, UMass' top time of the season ... had UMass' second-best time in the 200y-IM (1:58.27 at UConn) ... helped 400y-medley relay team to a third place finish and team season-best time of 3:23.54 at A-10s.
1997-98: ECAC Champion in the 200y-breast in a time of 2:02.22 ... finished third in 200y-breast (2:03.45) and fourth in 100y-breast (57.29) at A-10s ... member of school record setting 200y-medley relay team (1:33.40) and 400y-medley relay team (3:22.59) at A-10s ... set UMass pool records in the 100y-breast (58.24) and 200y-breast (2:05.50).
BEFORE UMASS: Claimed the California Division II State Title in the 100y-breast in 1996 ... competed in the 1997 Junior Nationals ... victorious in the 100y-breast 18 times in his senior season ... set school records in the 100y-breast and 200y-IM ... honored as All-Freeway League and first-team all-county ... named team MVP three times.
PERSONAL: Born August 1, 1978 in Fullerton, Calif. ... son of Bill Brown and Crystal Witt ... a Sport Management major.
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Dockside Green Phase 2 Tied As Highest Scoring LEED Building In The World!
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- Dockside BalanceThe second phase of Perkins + Will's Dockside Green in Victoria just received its LEED Platinum certification this week. Not only is it the highest scoring building in the world right now, but it's tied with Synergy, Phase One of Dockside Green justnext door. Dockside Green Balance, a collection of one and two bedroom condos and townhomes, is part of a large redevelopment of an industrial waterfront into a LEED Platinum mixed-use neighborhood. Now that both phases of the project sit at the top of the LEED scoreboard, the dynamo project could rightfully be named one of the greenest projects in the world.1
- Dockside BalancePerkins + Will recently celebrated their 75th anniversary as a firm, who is well-known for their green projects.2
- Dockside BalanceIn fact, Dockside Green Phase Two is their 100th certified LEED project, which combines commercial, residential, live/work and light-industrial uses.3
- Dockside BalanceThe living wall at Dockside Green Balance.4
- Dockside BalanceThe project focuses on a close connection with nature and the waterfront and features an abundant use of natural daylighting in all the homes.5
- Dockside BalanceA green belt runs throughout the entire project and includes hanging gardens, and an abundance of trees, a living wall and water features.6
- Dockside BalancePhase Two of the super green project included the construction of two, 10-story mixed-use residential towers and a row of townhomes.7
- Dockside BalanceThe project includes the use of 100% fresh air system with heat exchange, a four-pipe fan coil system, low E double-glazed windows, exterior blinds, Energy Star appliances, CFLs and LEDs, occupancy sensors and solar landscape lighting.8
- Dockside BalanceA green roof at the sister project, Synergy.9
- Dockside BalanceA row of townhomes for Balance.10
- Dockside BalanceThe developers of the project, Vancity and Windmill West had pledged that if the project fell short of their LEED Platinum goal, they would pay a one million dollar financial penalty. Guess they're off the hook for this one.11


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Qaddafi Insists He's Just a Harmless Old Queen
A figurehead, just like Queen Elizabeth II.
In yet more rambling remarks today we're pretty sure that's the only kind of remarks he's capable of Libyan despot Muammar Qaddafi blamed the uprisings embroiling his country on Osama bin Laden, al-Qaeda, and powdered coffee.
He says those revolting are "loyal to bin Laden ... This is al Qaeda that the whole world is fighting."
He says al Qaeda militants are "exploiting" teenagers, giving them "hallucinogenic pills in their coffee with milk, like Nescafe."
But Qaddafi's comments also indicated that he was starting to feel the heat of the rapidly spreading revolt.
He argued that he was a purely "symbolic" leader with no real political power, comparing his role to that played by Queen Elizabeth in England.
Seriously, why are you guys even directing this rage at Qaddafi to begin with? He's just a gentle old man who smiles and waves to people and drinks tea and wears white gloves to protect his delicate hands and hosts foreign dignitaries and unleashes mercenary death squads on his people and takes leisurely strolls through floral gardens.
Gaddafi blames unrest on al-Qaeda [Al Jazeera]
Qaddafi: Bin Laden behind Libya unrest [CBS News]


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Today is a good day for a few different reasons!
{Reason #1 – My dresser has been featured!}
My French Country Dresser is being featured at a great blog – The Power of Paint.
you've truly become my salvation!
The stone the masons discarded as flawed
is now the capstone!
This is God's work.
We rub our eyes—we can hardly believe it!
This is the very day God acted—
let's celebrate and be festive!
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Oh yes, God—a free and full life!
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Kim has been with VCA Cacoosing since 1992. She is a Certified Professional Dog Trainer.
She enjoys spending time with her husband Mike and their three dogs, Shawnee, Miranda and Elle. She enjoys training and attending dog training seminars learning the newest methods available. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family and friends and the beach.
" I enjoy being a part of the VCA Cacoosing family because it allows me to use my training skills and love for animals on a daily basis. I am rewarded by being able to assist clients with training; helping to transition adopted dogs and new puppies with adjusting to their new family."
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Tara joined our family in 2009. She graduated from Reading Senior High School in 1990 and attended Reading Community College. She enjoys every facet of working with our customers and their pets. She came to us with compassion and dedication.
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Does anyone have any experience trying to get an Apple Cinema HD Display working in Windows 7 x64? Note: This isn't for a Bootcamped Mac, it's for a Dell XPS Laptop.
Is this even possible?
Thanks a lot.
Does anyone have any experience trying to get an Apple Cinema HD Display working in Windows 7 x64? Note: This isn't for a Bootcamped Mac, it's for a Dell XPS Laptop.
Is this even possible?
Thanks a lot.
This article over on the Apple KB has links to some driver/software updates for Windows 7, but the drivers are from Bootcamp 3.2
This is the direct link to the Bootcamp drivers for x64.
Even though you are not running a Mac, the Bootcamp drivers will install regardless.
Bootcamp 4 is however available for download (for OSX users only) You should be able to extract the drivers and install them separately, 7-Zip will allow you to extract from DMGs and PKGs
Note, the display should be detected on all machines, however you may have issues with brigthness controls, or using the built in audio without using the Apple drivers.
I use the WinACD drivers from sourceforge.net for my dell laptop connected to my apple cinema display. http://sourceforge.net/projects/winacd/files/WinACD/WinACD-0.4/
Here are my experiences with using a Cinema HD on a non apple system. Not a full solution but it is something.
An Apple Cinema HD display should work on any system that has a DVI-D port. For the 30" and the 27" you will need a dual-link DVI-D port to be able to use the full resolution. I have had mine (a 30") on several systems without problems.
Without drivers, brightness controls on the screen, usb hub and firewire hub should all work. Can only confirm working of brightness and usb-hub myself as I have never had it connected to a PC with firewire. Caveat with brightness is that you won't get the nice brightness setting overlay as this is done in software by OSX.
If you want to have a brightness overlay, you will need a bootcamp CD and don't forget to connect the USB connector of your screen to your system as the brightness controls go over USB.
The drivers are in:
This driver will give you a HID driver for the display which is only half of what you need. You also need to install the bootcamp utility:
After installation and reboot you will get a bootcamp icon in your tray. When you change the brightness of the screen using the controls on the screen your system should now display an overlay. Unfortunatly I haven't succeeded yet in getting into the configuration of the bootcamp utility because it complaints about the startup disk.
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I have to copy Eclipse across a variety of computers and every time I have to install the plugins from the update site.
Is it possible to sync my plugins folders with all the computers so that I have the same plugins across all computers?
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They saved my puppy's life, I had almost no money and they were the only place that wanted to help. Many other vets and hospitals I went to just wanted to euthanize her but hstb saved her. I can't thank them enough.
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The Wildcats tallied nine hits and one error to the Wolfpack's one hit and two defensive hiccups.
Alicia Hollowell (5-0) tossed her fifth consecutive complete-game shutout, allowing only one infield hit and no walks. UA's three-time All-American struck out 17 Wolfpack batters en rout to the victory.
Sophomore catcher Callista Balko broke out of a hitting slump in a big way for UA, as she doubled and homered in the game. The fourth-inning double was Balko's first hit since a home run in UA's season-opening victory over Cal State Northridge. The next inning, Balko smacked her second home run of the year, driving in Sam Banister who doubled.
The Wildcats wrap up play in the Worth Wildcat Invitational tomorrow against Pacific, with first pitch scheduled for 1 p.m.
Game notes:
- For the first time since 2004, Autumn Champion did not start.
- Alicia Hollowell increased her career win total to 117. Jennie Finch (119) and Nancy Evans (124) are the only players in the program's history with more victories.
- Balko's fourth-inning double was her first hit in 22 at-bats. Her other two hits this year are a home runs.
- Alicia Hollowell increased her career strikeout count to 1,415
- Chelsie Mesa increased her team-leading hitting streak to seven games.
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Hearing In Dismemberment Case Delayed By Psychiatric Check
Son Accused Of Dad's Murder, Dismemberment
A court hearing for a 20-year-old Montezuma County man charged with killing, decapitating and dismembering his father has been postponed. Jeremiah Raymond Berry has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to second-degree murder in the February death of his father.He was charged in April with murder of his father after telling Montezuma County Sheriff's Office detectives he shot his father in the back of the head after his father raped him. He also said he decapitated and dismembered the body and fed flesh to coyotes, according to court documents from the case. Berry was slated for a status hearing in 22nd Judicial District Court this week. However, Keith Mandelski, chief deputy district attorney, says the hearing was postponed because more time was needed for Berry's psychiatric evaluation. The hearing has been rescheduled for Dec. 16 before District Judge Douglas S. Walker. Berry is accused of shooting and stabbing his father, 42-year-old Jack Berry. According to previous court testimony, detectives found body parts, including a skull, hands and feet, thought to be those of Jack Berry, within buckets of concrete.


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MACON, Ga. – A combination of early offense and strong starting pitching carried the Mercer baseball team to a convincing 10-0 win over Morehead State on Sunday afternoon at Claude Smith Field.
Mercer (3-1) scored 10 runs in the first three innings of the contest and totaled 42 runs in its four-game series against Morehead State (1-3).
The Bears jumped out to an early lead in the bottom of the first inning thanks to a towering home run from junior Travis Benn. After sophomore Nick Backlund hit an RBI double down the left field line, Benn came up with runners on second and third and ripped a three-run home run to left to make the score 4-0.
Mercer kept pouring it on in the third with a five-run inning to increase its lead up to 10-0. Freshman Chesny Young had the big hit in the frame, blasting a two-run home run over the left field fence for his first collegiate big fly.
That would be more than enough offense for Bears starter David Randall who was making his first start in almost a full calendar year. The Lawrenceville, Ga. native made the most of it, tossing 5.1 shutout innings to go along with eight strikeouts to pick up the win.
Seniors Jacob Matthews and Colby Collins and freshman Eric Nyquist combined to throw 3.2 scoreless innings of relief to keep the shutout intact.
Young finished the day going 3-for-4 with two RBI and one runs scored, while junior Evan Boyd and sophomores Derrick Workman, Nate Moorhouse and Backlund all had two hits apiece in the win.
Mercer continues its busy start to the 2012 season when it travels to Florida A&M for a two-game series starting on Tuesday afternoon. First pitch is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. at Moore-Kittles Field.


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Re: Hacked NT/2K boxFrom: Bronek Kozicki (email@example.com)
Date: 07/26/01
- Previous message: Stephen Pinto: "RE: Trace of 139 attack?"
- In reply to: Pidgorny, Slav: "RE: Hacked NT/2K box"
- Next in thread: Mark Stringer: "NT/IIS Security basics"
- Next in thread: Sam Wilson: "RE: Hacked NT/2K box"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] [ attachment ]
Message-ID: <email@example.com> From: "Bronek Kozicki" <firstname.lastname@example.com> To: "Pidgorny, Slav" <email@example.com>, "'Nichola Veitch'" <firstname.lastname@example.com>, <email@example.com>, <email@example.com>, <firstname.lastname@example.com>, <email@example.com> Subject: Re: Hacked NT/2K box Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2001 12:10:01 +0200
> Administrator can install drivers? :)
Yes, of course. Domain admin can fully manage all machines & accounts in
domain (obviously).
> I don't have an answer but I do have a question: why the customer's
> IIS under admin account, not just user account?
IIS, that is inetinfo.exe process (hosting services IISAdmin, W3SVC,
SMTPSVC, MSFTPSVC, and sometimes others), is using some APIs that are not
available to user account. Sub-authentication (i.e. controlling anonymous
user's password) is among them. That's what inetinfo.exe must run under
privileged account. But: it does not need to be account privileged in entire
domain! Default LocalSystem is enough. _IF_ for some reason inetinfo.exe
needs to access network resources under its own account, you can run it
under domain user, which _locally_ , only on this WWW server belongs to
local Administrators group. Let me repeat: running IIS under domain admin is
_very_ insecure. Leave it LocalSystem or use domain user account (and make
this user _local_ admin on WWW server) , if for some reason it needs access
to network. Otherwise successful attack to IIS will totally expose whole
Under normal circumstances process account is _not_ used to run ASP pages
nor access WWW resources (except Application_OnStart and Application_OnEnd).
Account used to access resources & run ASP applications is user - anonymous
(i.e. IUSR_machine) or authenticated via HTTP. Rare situations when process
account is used to access network resources can be justified only by bad
(insecure) site design. Among them is: starting processes from within ASP
pages, dropping impersonation inside ASP, improper use of
Application_OnStart or Application_OnEnd. Even if (for some reason) your
customer need to use some of these, he can use other process than
inetinfo.exe - that's what "application isolation/protection" is for! If
it's set to high, whole ASP application is run in separate process managed
by COM+ (or MTS in WinNT4), and _this_ process does not need special
priviledges except "logon as batch job" (by default it's IWAM_machine user,
but can be changed to domain user).
> Kindest,
> Svyatoslav Pidgorny
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Nichola Veitch [mailto:email@example.com]
> > Sent: 25 July 2001 18:16
> > To: firstname.lastname@example.com; Pidgorny, Slav; email@example.com;
> > email@example.com;
> > email@example.com
> > Subject: Re: Hacked NT/2K box
> >
> >
> > A customer of mine is running IIS (not sure yet if 4 or 5).
> > the IIS service
> > account is using the domain admin account. can anyone tell me the
> > implications of changing this account to one with less
> > priviledges (should
> > it be using the system account???)
> >
- Previous message: Stephen Pinto: "RE: Trace of 139 attack?"
- In reply to: Pidgorny, Slav: "RE: Hacked NT/2K box"
- Next in thread: Mark Stringer: "NT/IIS Security basics"
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yeah yeah, switch by j3conceptsWatch
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beautiful Symmetry
very very nice work...... i like it.....
amazing. i love it.
always wanted to try one of these... are they fun?
i love it amazing 2d work
i do notsay any more greatjob
testicle droppin' , amazing! keep it up, glad to see you're back !
oopss..never mind the message wrong person...
but nice design..lol
but nice design..lol
bad ass collab..really nices hommies..
Bit of a change but I like it
p.s. we should collab for dC sometime
I love it when you do raster
I love it
great job
great job
very cool.but i can't use it for my cp.hehe...
This is really Nice. I'm so confused with it, but so interested at the same time.
This is new, this is great, this is live action J3!
excellent work.
Tasty. All of them...
awsome :]
I adore your work!
Very cool
top class, like always
Woah, beautiful!
great work
wow dude, nice photo collage oO
Sweet work man!
keep amazin me
Keep it up
Peace -1-
keep amazin me
Keep it up
Peace -1-
u did it again.
great work man!
thats insane.. you rock!
Looked better with the popsicles. but i stiLL Love it anyway. i'm gLad you finaLLy finished it, you've been working on it for far too Long.
really nice change of the original.
Nice one J..
but Ill have to beat you
but Ill have to beat you
i like it
oh my.. man this is so well done, im working on something for the contest now.. * got to try harder argh*
very nice!
very nice!
Loooads of work...
Very neat. I love the graffiti touch; it gives it such a cool look! +fav hehehe....
nice submission for that contest._
Loving the 2d shit in the bg alot._
Loving the 2d shit in the bg alot._
cool man!
Awesome. Nice combination of styles..
oh werdd..looks dope, i was working on one too..ya just whooped my ass lol nicee
bravo thats nice techy industrial abstraction...
hell yeah. i was waiting for this bro. some serious competetion heating up here. im jalous! haha
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July 21, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
I think that the difference right now between good art and bad art is that the good artists are the people who are, in one way or another, creating, out of deep and honest concern, a vision of life in the twentieth century that is worth pursuing. And the bad artists, of whom there are many, are whining or moaning or staring, because it's fashionable, into the dark abyss. If you believe that life is fundamentally a volcano full of baby skulls, you've got two main choices as an artist: You can either stare into the volcano and count the skulls for the thousandth time and tell everybody, "There are the skulls; that's your baby, Mrs. Miller." Or you can try to build walls so that fewer baby skulls go in. It seems to me that the artist ought to hunt for positive ways of surviving, of living.
That's John Gardner, from his Art of Fiction interview, which The Paris Review published in 1979—three years before Gardner died in a motorcycle accident. As far as lines in the literary sand go, this one seems defensible enough: make salutary art, wall off the volcano, protect the crania of your babies, et cetera. But here Gardner has given us the distillate of what had been, a few years earlier, a very controversial opinion; he's paraphrasing his thesis from On Moral Fiction, a polemical book of criticism in which he took to task nearly every prominent American writer, pissing off a good number of them in the process. As Dwight Garner wrote a few years ago, "It wasn't Gardner's thesis, exactly, that made him enemies. It was the way he indiscriminately fired buckshot in the direction of many of American literature's biggest names."
Pynchon? Too inclined to "winking, mugging despair."
Updike? "He brings out books that don't say what he means them to say. And you can't tell his women apart."
Barthelme? Merely a disciple of "newfangledness."
And the whole New Yorker crowd? Too into "that cold, ironic stuff … I think it's just wrapping for their Steuben glass."
If you're thinking that picking fights is a pretty poor way of seeding one's literary philosophy, you're completely correct. As Per Winther, the author of The Art of John Gardner, has written, "One cannot help but think that Gardner's cause would have benefited from less stridency of tone … What Gardner risked in couching his arguments in such bellicose terms was a hasty dismissal of his book and all its views." Read More »
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The ANC is a national liberation movement. It was formed in 1912 to unite the African people and spearhead the struggle for fundamental political, social and economic change.
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The ANC is in an alliance with the South African Communist Party (SACP) and the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU). Each Alliance partner is an independent organisation with its own constitution, membership and programmes. The Alliance is founded on a common commitment to the objectives of the National Democratic Revolution, and the need to unite the largest possible cross-section of South Africans behind these objectives.
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The African National Congress views Sanef`s position that describes the ANC `s call to boycott City Press as `abuse of power and intimidation` as inconsistent and opportunistic. In our past engagements with the organization and other media formations, the issue of any party or formation withholding their buying power was accepted as an option where there is disagreement. As the ANC we are entitled to vote on this issue with the withdrawal of our buying power.
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We believe that our withholding of our buying power together with all South Africans who believe that the painting is offensive, in the instance of City Press, we should demonstrate our outrage at their refusal to remove the painting on their website. We do not view our call for boycott as the abuse of power and intimidation but as a legal and legitimate instrument to register our outrage at the insult directed at the President and remains exhibited on their website. We will do everything within the bounds of law to persuade the newspaper to accept the reality that we will not rest until this public display of arrogance is removed and a public apology made.
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Wednesday, June 26, 2013
The day after MrB and I broke the "rules" of Parisian travel by leaving the city to visit Chantilly, we repeated our evildoing by taking the train to Chartres to see the medieval cathedral there.
I wanted to see the cathedral (which, like the famous Parisian cathedral, is called Notre Dame) because it's particularly well-preserved. The building that's there today has survived virtually unchanged since the year 1250. The majority of the stained-glass windows are the original, 13th-century ones — meaning that Chartres has more of its original stained glass than any other medieval cathedral in the world.
Other buildings in town are also well-preserved. We got to look at them when we hopped on a little tourist train for a 35-minute ride around the cathedral's surroundings. I told MrB that my policy in life is: "If you see a little train, get on it." Especially on days that are cold, rainy and windy! June felt more like October that day.
The tour let us peek at quaint cobblestone streets and timbered 15th- and 16th-century buildings.
I noticed that quite a few buildings had cheerfully painted shutters.
The trip to and from Chartes (on a big train) only took about an hour and 15 minutes. We got back to Paris in time to take a late-cruise on the Seine on one of the Bateaux Mouches. We've done this so many times that we don't listen to any of the commentary on the sights anymore. We just enjoy hanging out on the river. A mini bottle of Champagne and plastic flutes made sitting outside in the chilly weather more bearable.
When a downpour started, we had to flee to the boat's indoor seats, but I ran back out to get a good shot of the Eiffel Tower.
There is no such thing as too many photos of the Eiffel Tower!
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AMAZING photos Wendy, I'm living vicariously.
BTW, you know LP Champagne is my absolute fav!
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Hi Wendy, I see you're in France and hope you're enjoying every moment!! I came across your blog the other day and would love to (tell me if this sounds crazy) blog about your blog, and jewelry (of course). All credits to you, links directly to your website and blog. Just wanted to check before. Thanks so much! Poppy
Oh I love stained glass as well, so interesting! There is a local church up here with stained glass windows by Marc Chagall that are divine! Chartres looks so lovely & quaint, I'm so glad you got to see more of France! And I agree, there can never be enough pictures of La Tour Eiffel! (I always take tons every visit!) XXX
1250 was obviously a good year. I can tell you and Mr. B are thoroughly enjoying yourselves. That shot of the Eiffel Tower is perfect. We've got quite a collection of good champagne people have given us over the years that I would love to give you. Neither of us like it and so the bottles just sit there waiting for someone to pop their corks.


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Pullman, Wash. – The University of Arizona Wildcat men's and No. 12 women's track and field teams finished the first day of competition at the Pac-12 Championships in Pullman, Wash. The meet is taking place on May 17-18 at Washington State's Mooberry Track and Field Complex.
After completing seven events on day one, Oregon's women sit in first place with 64 points. UCLA has 32.5 points in second place, Arizona has 30 in third place, Stanford has 29 in fourth place and Colorado's 25 points are good for fifth. On the men's side after completing eight events, Oregon leads with 70.25 points. Washington has 40.25 points in second place, Arizona is in third place with 30 points, USC has 29 points in fourth and UCLA sits in fifth with 28.25.
"In a championship meet, you have a lot of projections about where you want to be after the first day," head coach Fred Harvey said. "Without actually calculating it just yet, I'm pretty sure we are ahead of pace on the men's side and just a few points off on the women's side. We still have day two, we've advanced mostly everybody to the finals that I thought we would have. The performances in the field events today were fantastic. There's a lot of people that did well today, we're on track and I feel like we are in good shape going into the final day tomorrow."
Senior Julie Labonte won her fourth-straight title in the women's shot put on Saturday with a toss of 57-2 (17.42m). Labonté was the best thrower in the competition by just under two feet. She is only the seventh woman in conference history to win four conference titles in one event and the first to ever do it in the shot put. Labonté redshirted the 2012 outdoor season but won Pac-10/12 titles in 2010, 2011, 2013 and now 2014. Labonté also won all four Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) Championships during her indoor career. Pac-12 does not sponsor indoor track, the MPSF Championships are the indoor conference championships. Labonté's mark of 17.42m beat the facility record of 17.11m set in 1994 by Valeyta Althouse of UCLA. Senior Omotayo Talabi took fifth place in the competition with a toss of 50-8.25 (15.45m). It is the fourth time Talabi has earned all-conference accolades in her career. In the women's shot put at the Pac-10/12 Champs, UA has had at least 2 women earn all-conference honors each year since 2007.
"I felt really good, actually," Labonté said. "I've been having some problems with my hamstring and I haven't been throwing for two weeks so being here and getting the title is really great. I was hoping to get first today so getting that was awesome. (On being first to ever win 4 conference titles) It's really big, I was hoping to get four indoor titles and four outdoor titles at the conference championships since my freshman year, so to do that is just awesome."
Redshirt freshman Jordan Young began the day with the men's hammer throw competition where he took third place overall. Young is only the second freshman in program history to earn all-conference accolades in the event. His toss of 220-0 (67.07m) was the No. 2 toss of his career and was good for six points towards the men's total. It is the sixth-straight year a Wildcat has earned all-conference honors in the men's hammer throw. Young and redshirt freshman Aaron Castle both earned all-conference honors in the men's shot put. Castle earned a runner-up finish with a toss of 60-3 (18.36m) while Young took third place once again, throwing 57-10.5 (17.64m), a personal-best mark.
"All year, shot put has been a struggle," Young said. "To find my balance, when to hit the ball, and finally, these last couple weeks it's been coming together at practice. Today, I was feeling it and it was great, it's finally coming together. Hammer throw was awesome, I was competing against some phenomenal hammer throwers that really pushed me. I was close to my personal best and I worked hard and came away with third against two other good athletes so I can't complain."
Redshirt junior Elvin Kibet had a time of 34:35.33 in the 10,000-meter race, finishing in third place overall. It is the second time in Kibet's career she has earned all-conference accolades in the 10K. It is the fifth-straight year Arizona has had a Wildcat earn all-conference honors in the event. She will return to action on Sunday at 3:55 p.m. for the 5,000-meter race. In the final of the women's steeplechase, junior Clea Formaz clocked a time of 10:38.11 and took sixth place overall. It is the third-straight year that Formaz has earned All-Pac-12 accolades in the event.
In the men's long jump, freshman Avery Mickens and redshirt senior Nick Ross both earned all-conference honors. Mickens took third place with a jump of 24-7.75 (7.51m, +3.0 wind). Ross finished with a mark of 24-3.5 (7.40m, +1.0 wind) and took seventh place. It is the first time Arizona has had two athletes earn all-conference honors in the men's long jump since 2009. It is the second time in Ross' career that he has been All-Pac-12 in the long jump. Senior Amber Passalaqua earned All-Pac-12 accolades in the women's long jump with a mark of 19-1.25 (5.82m). She finished in eighth place overall and added one point to the women's total. It is the first time since 2008 that a Wildcat has been an all-conference honoree in the women's long jump. Passalaqua also took third place in the heptathlon last weekend and scored six points for the Wildcats.
Senior Lawi Lalang automatically qualified for the final of the men's 1,500-meter race after his time of 3:47.77 in the preliminary round. That time was good for first place in heat three and third place overall. The final is set for Sunday at 1:30 p.m. In the women's 1,500-meter race, sophomore Kate Penney had a time of 4:24.14, good for second place in heat three and second place overall. She automatically qualified for the final on Sunday at 1:20 p.m.
Senior Shapri Romero won heat two of the women's 400-meter sprint with a time of 52.51. That time was the second-fastest qualifying time and was good for an automatic qualifying spot in the final on Sunday at 2:05 p.m. Romero also ran the 200-meter sprint and had a time of 23.74 (-0.2 wind), good for fourth place in the preliminary round. The final will take place on Sunday at 3:35 p.m. In the women's 100-meter hurdles, sophomore Traci-Lynn Hicks clocked a time of 14.01 (-1.0 wind) and took eighth place overall. She will advance to the final on Sunday at 1:45 p.m. Freshman Miles Parish posted a time of 47.34 in the men's 400 meters and finished sixth overall in the preliminary round. That time was good for a spot in Sunday's final at 2:15 p.m.
In the women's 400-meter hurdles, sophomores Nnenya Hailey and Morgan Struble advanced to Sunday's final at 3:10 p.m. Struble clocked the fourth-best time in the preliminary round at 59.08. Hailey had a time of 59.58 and qualified for the final despite hit the second-to-last hurdle and nearly falling down. That time by Hailey was sixth in the preliminaries.
For continued coverage of Arizona Wildcat men's and women's track and field, visit ArizonaWildcats.com and follow @ArizonaTrack on Twitter. Live results are available at flashresults.com.


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- noun - a state of social isolation
- noun - the traditional Hindu or Muslim system of keeping women secluded
- noun - a screen used in India to separate women from men or strangers
- A curtain or screen, used mainly in India to keep women separate from men or strangers.
- The Hindu or Muslim system of sex segregation, practiced especially by keeping women in seclusion.
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Man Alleges in Lawsuit That NYPD Officers Strangled His Penis
With a drawstring.
Nathaniel Carter of Brooklyn claims in his lawsuit against the City of New York that NYPD officers strangled him "about the neck, placed a drawstring around his penis, and strangled his penis causing bodily injury." This allegedly occurred in June of last year on a public sidewalk in Crown Heights during what Carter termed a false arrest for consuming alcohol on a public street, but more importantly — when did the NYPD start putting drawstrings around penises and strangling them?! Unfortunately, we can't yet approximate the monetary relief for a strangled penis, as Carter seeks an unspecified amount in damages.


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I just removed, cleaned, and reinstalled a set of BB7 brakes on my older bike. I was surprised to see that the mounting bolts which mount the caliper to the adapter bracket utilized dished washers to allow the rotor to pivot perpendicular to the bike direction.
While it's always nice to have more adjustments, I have no idea how to align the caliper correctly. Do you do it visually? Trial and error? Is there a better way to align it?
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It's time for a change! We will no longer be posting on this city blog, but make sure to check out our National Blog where you can find anecdotes from your Oxfam Action Corps Organizers and dedicated volunteers. The National Blog will feature events from across the country, important action items and news from Oxfam America. We hope you will move with us!
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January 23, 2015
Reminder: It's Time to Become an Action Corps City Organizer!
Hello Everyone!
Let's talk about Action Corps: it is awesome. Period. No two ways about it. And luckily, it is once again that great time to join this amazing group of individuals as an Organizer!
Check out our page for more information about our locations in 16 different cities, the job description, and the application! And look below at what other Organizers have said about their experiences...
"This is leadership in practice. You can't just read a book on leadership. You have to put it into practice." --Jill Mizell, Researcher, New York
"Oxfam Action Corps has given me a ton of confidence... Gaining knowledge and being able to speak to people about the issues." --Amy L., Business Operations Analyst, Des Moines
"This has become one of the best parts of my life... I can't express enough how satisfying it is to be organizing with people who are just as committed and dependable and passionate. It is so great to have the support from the Oxfam America staff, and I've been really impressed by their accessibility, competency and friendliness." --Isaac E., Educator, New York City
Ready to join them? Apply to be an organizer or if you aren't ready yet, consider volunteering with any Action Corps in efforts to help Oxfam fight hunger and social injustices! Remember, Oxfam is here to Right the Wrong so come join us!
May 19, 2014
Keeping the Lifeline Open: The Importance of Somali Remittances
Oxfam MN Action Corps was honored to be a part of the roundtable discussion for the importance of Somali remittances held May 12th at the Safari Restaurant in Minneapolis. The event was hosted by African Development Solutions (Adeso) and featured speakers Rep. Keith Ellison (D-MN-5), Compliance Officer at Kaah Express Aden S Hassan, Kristin Toretta from the U.S. Department of Treasury, and Oscar-nominated actor Barkhad Abdi. It was an informative and engaging event that had the more than 150 community members in attendance pledging support to fight back the reductions in remittance services from banks, and to strengthen United States-Somalia relationships that will contribute to Somalia's development and stability. This is demonstrated in Representative Ellison's bill H.R 1694 Money Remittances Improvement Act of 2013 which has been introduced the House of Representatives. There is promising support for this bill that will help many Somali families in Somalia and right here in Minnesota.
We know this for we talked and listened to many Somali-Americans that are directly benefitted by the remittances, and consequently directly affected by policies that many banks have taken to not provide this lifeline for the fear repercussions of anti-terrorist laws.
This is an issue Oxfam America and Adeso have been working on for quite some time and it was great to see how it has brought people together to make us all aware of the hardships Somali-Americans are facing with this challenge.
For more information see Oxfam America.
April 16, 2014
Oxfam MN Action Corps at Flogging Molly, First Ave. Minneapolis, March 9th 2014
The Oxfam MN Action Corps tabled at the Flogging Molly concert held at First Avenue Sunday, March 9th. It was a sold out event that showcased the Irish punk rockers spirit and commitment to the mission of Oxfam.
We were joined at the table before their set by the bassist Nathen Maxwell, who championed Oxfam's work and supported our presence.
We asked guests at the show to sign the petition supporting women farmers, and to consider their role in the global community and what they can do to end poverty, hunger, and injustice around the world. Oxfam is always well received by First Avenue audiences and it's great to know that there are a variety of musicians that support Oxfam.
We had shin splints from jumping up and down for nearly two hours.
We are members of their extended family as we are now part of the legion of loyal Flogging Molly fans!
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A case for innovation in college newsrooms
We hear it over and over again – "Innovate, innovate, innovate!" But what does that really mean in the context of newspapers, and why is it necessary? Let's start by stepping back to see where newspapers went wrong.
Like we've mentioned before, the newspaper industry is a lot like the railroad industry, which essentially stopped growing because it didn't transform its mindset. Because they failed to see the train as a part of the transportation business, they lost their customers to highways and airlines.
Newspapers are falling into a similar trap, but college media can change course before it's too late. We should be the ones experimenting and taking risks. The students should be leading the way.
To quote Jason Calacanis, "Innovation is all you have. Once you stop innovating you lose your talent and you lose the race. Never. Stop. Innovating. Never. Never. Never."
What is innovation really, though? Innovation is experimenting and taking risks. Innovation is trying what's radically new.
After you take a look at the video above, be the innovator in your newsroom. Play it at your next staff meeting, e-mail the link to them or even post it to their Facebook walls. We have an entire series of videos coming for you in the following weeks to help your entire newsroom understand how to step ahead.


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Jan. 18, 2013
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Stanford's Jules Sharpe needed only two jumps to secure a season-opening victory for the senior high jumper on the first day of the Cherry and Silver Invitational indoor track and field meet Friday at the Albuquerque Convention Center.
Sharpe's performance highlighted the first day of the meet for the 12 Stanford athletes participating over the two-day competition. Nine Stanford athletes competed over six events on Friday, with Sharpe the only one to place among the top four in any event.
Sharpe, the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation indoor runner-up last season, passed until 6-8¼, becoming the last to enter the competition. After clearing his opening height on the first try, he passed again, to 7-0¼, and made another first-try clearance.
California's Brian Carmichael cleared the same height, but needed seven tries to get there, after opening at 6-4 1/4 and missing twice along the way. Each missed three times at 7-2.
Stanford senior Elaine Patton was fifth in the women's high jump, clearing 5-6, and Dalton Duvio and Garrett Starkey were seventh and eighth in the men's pole vault. Both cleared 15-9, and the event marked the collegiate debut for Starkey and Dan Emory, who was 13th at 14-9.
Indoor All-America Karynn Dunn made her season debut, but trouble with her steps prevented her from performing well in her specialty, the long jump.
The meet continues Saturday with five Stanford athletes – including Ellie McCardwell and Katie Zingheim in the women's pole vault and Geoffrey Tabor in the men's shot put -- competing in four events.


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Blues and folk rock will take center stage in Central Iowa on May 15 as Kevin Selfe and the Tornados and The Giving Tree Band both have shows on the calendar. Here is a look at how Thursday's concert list is shaping up.
Kevin Selfe and the Tornados make their way to the Gas Lamp in Des Moines on Thursday for a 7 p.m. show. Selfe and his band have won 15 Muddy Awards from the Cascade Blues Association and were 2012 inductees in the CBA Hall of Fame. The group released their latest album, Long Walk Home, in 2013. Tickets for the 21-and-over show are $10.
Illinois folk rock group The Giving Tree Band (featured video) will perform at Wooly's in Des Moines on Thursday night at 7 p.m. The environmentally conscious band records their albums with renewable energy and packages them in 100% recycled materials. They released their latest album, Vacilador, in 2012. Tickets for the all ages show are $15.
Vaudeville Mews in Des Moines will host 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. shows on Thursday night. The all ages early show will see Waterloo power pop brats Twins take the stage with opening acts Christopher the Conquered and Tim Schweiger & The Middle Men. Twins released their new album Tomboys on Parade last month. The early show has a $5 cover charge. The 21+ late show has Los Angeles Americana artist Christian Lee Hutson with openers Willy Muse and Derek Lambert. Hutson is releasing his 2nd album, Yeah Okay I Know, in installments of one song a month (since January) through the end of this year. The late show also has a $5 cover charge.
Des Moines-based rock quintet Deadnote will perform at DG's Tap House in Ames Thursday night at 9 p.m. The band will be filming a live music video at the venue, so be prepared to smile for the camera. Deadnote followed up their 2012 debut album, Redhead, with a self-titled EP release last year. The show is free and open to all those over 21.
Boomerang will open up the 2014 Jasper Winery Summer Concert Series on Thursday night, playing from 6 to 9 p.m. The Des Moines winery will have burgers, brats, wine, sangria, and Madhouse beer available for purchase, and Chocolaterie Stam and Gusto Pizza are also slated to make vendor appearances. The R&B/soul/rock band based out of Clive has two Iowa Rock and Roll Hall of Famers on its roster. The show is free and open to the public.
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Can You Do 100 Push Ups?
I can't. I got to 35 and crapped out. Okay, 100 may sound like a lofty goal, but One Hundred Push Ups, a six week training program, is designed to get you there.
Getting started is easy! The initial test determines how you rank. I ranked 4 in the < 40 age group. After that you're ready for week 1. Each week requires 3 days of training at multiple intensity levels. They suggest Monday, Wednesday, and Friday—resting on Tuesday and Thursday.
At the end of the 6 week training, you're ready! Now, before you go for the 100. They recommend taking a break for a couple days to conserve your energy. Then eating well and staying hydrated the day of the test.
During the final test stay focused and don't hold your breath. The program suggests breaking the 100 into groups of 10. They claim smaller chunks will make the goal more achievable. Although 100 push ups will probably still feel like 100 push ups.
And if you complete the 100, they've got a nifty little badge you can stick on your blog or website. Hey, if you ask me. Doing 100 pushups is something worth boasting about!


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Besides being a really good cause, the 2010 Empty Bowls fundraiser for Urban Ministries of Durham's Community Cafe scheduled for March 5, is also a prime opportunity to check out gourmet soups at a bargain price.
The soups come from some of the city's top restaurants who are competing for the title of Best Soup in Durham.
Soups are served in handcrafted bowls donated by local potters. For $30, you get soup and a bowl to take home; tickets for soup only are $15. Children 6 and under eat soup free.
Empty Bowls runs 5:30 to 8 p.m. Friday, March 5th at the Durham Armory.
Judging is handled by a celebrity panel including N.C. Rep. Mickey Michaux, and by popular ballot.
Participating restaurants include Nana's, Blu Seafood, Papa Mojo's Roadhouse, Revolution, Rue Cler, Watts Grocery, Whole Foods and UMD's own Community Cafe. Last year Six Plates Wine Bar won the title of Best Soup in Durham.
All proceeds benefit the the UMD's Community Café, serving three meals a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year to anyone in need of a meal.
Empty Bowls is a nationwide movement begun in Michigan in 1990. The Durham event owes its founding to the late Leonora Coleman, owner of Claymakers. The pottery studio continues to contribute many bowls to the fundraiser every year.
Due to the popularity of this event, tickets are limited, so get yours in advance at the United Ministries website, at UMD headquarters, located at 410 Liberty St., or by calling 919-682-0538, ext. 35.


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Ah, how we love our space cadet musicians. Philadelphia based vocalist and beatmaker Suzi Analogue brings us some of the best in slinky space tunes in her hazy new video for "The Thing."
Like Tiombe Lockhart and Georgia Anne Muldrow? You'll dig this. Fiending for more already? We understand. Check the links below to grab Suzi's NNXT EP that dropped earlier this month.
And here's something you may not be ready for: Suzi and TOKiMONSTA recently completed a demo for their collaborative project, The Analogue Monsta. Let's just say that it's very difficult for us to contain ourselves right now.
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AT&T HTC One X now getting Android 4.2 Jelly Bean
Around a couple of weeks ago, AT&T finally decided to push out the Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean update for the HTC One X+. Since the original One X is very close to that in terms of hardware, everyone thought that its update would follow shortly afterwards.
Well, here we are today and it's started rolling out already. So if you have an HTC One X bought from AT&T and haven't yet been notified that there's an update available to download and install, perhaps you should manually check via the phone's Settings menu.
Obviously though, as this is an over-the-air rollout, you may still have to wait a bit until the new software is available to you. How much is unclear, but these things usually don't take more than a few weeks at most.
After applying the update, you'll get both Android 4.2 Jelly Bean and HTC Sense 5. This, however, will be the last update that the One X (and the One X+) will ever receive from their maker. So don't hope for Android 4.3 Jelly Bean or Android 4.4 KitKat – those simply aren't coming.
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Carlos Boozer will miss his second straight game as the Bulls get set to begin the post-Luol Deng era when they take on the Phoenix Suns. Taj Gibson will get the start in Boozer's absence and Mike Dunleavy will be in place of Deng.
The Bulls have won five of their last seven, allowing just 87 points per game over that time. Already without Derrick Rose for the remainder of the year, Marquis Teague still in the D-League and Luol Deng being traded to Cleveland, the team will field just nine available bodies against the Suns, who are on an 11-3 stretch, where they're scoring 107 points per night.
It's another tall task for a team that has been stunned for the second time this season along with being shorthanded.
"We need everyone," Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau said. "We played a number of games without Luol, so I think we have a good understanding. It does gives us a little bit of flexibility where we can play the two point guards together. We may get a look at Taj (Gibson) at the three, too.
"This hasn't been a one year thing, it's been a three year thing. My second year, we had a lot of injuries; Derrick missed half of that season. They responded to that challenge," he continued on about the team fighting through adversity. "Last year, the same thing, a lot of guys down and guys stepped up and got the job done. I'm expecting the same thing now. Whether it's a trade or an injury, what it does lead to is other people getting an opportunity. So when you're called upon, get in there and the guys who are ready will take advantage."
Thibodeau wasn't sure when the team would begin to call in some players on 10-day contracts, but it's clear that the Bulls will need more bodies going forward, only fielding 12 players and the most important of those being out for the season, which helped lead to a quicker re-tooling effort by the organization.
The coach spoke with his players before this morning's practiced about the departed Deng and while it's another blow to the prideful bunch, he reminded them of the task at hand; to be professional.
"We just talked about what (Deng) did, but then how important it is to meet the challenge tonight," Thibodeau said. "Obviously, Luol was a big part of the team. This is the nature of our league. Everyone has to move on. Everyone has a job to do. We have to get out there and get it done.
"If you're competitive, you have to look at every situation and view it as a challenge. That's the way that I want our coaching staff, players, our organization…. We can accept our circumstances as they are or we can do all we can to change them and turn it into something positive. That's one of the things that I admire about or team; they've responded to every challenge."


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There are those who make their bones by being the best, those who succeed by criticizing the best and then there are social media shamers. Social media shamers are people who busy their day with mindless gossip about people they either do or do not know. The shamer scale ranges from the occasional commenter to the full-blown hater and when a story like the celebrity hacking scandal surfaces, they pounce on it with the "Oh, I would never" argument.
The "Oh, I would never" argument is a put down wrapped in jealousy, disguised as a idle commentary. It can be expressed many ways but it all amounts saying someone has a problem that you would never have because you're somehow smarter. It's a pig calling itself skinny while standing next to a rhinoceros.
Now certainly, there are some valid points that the celebrity hacking scandal teaches us. Namely, that none of us have the expectation of privacy in the internet age of hackers. Our computers are just another safe criminals can crack and now they don't even have to leave their homes to do it. However, in the history of break-ins, rarely do you hear the neighborhood blaming the victim for the burglary. Here is a look at some of the meaner tweets of the celebrity hacking scandal.
Body Shaming
Today, the twitterverse was abuzz with the leaked nude photos of singer, Jill Scott. Scott has an average woman's physique and has never been shy about hiding her curves. In fact, most of her songs contain lyrics discussing all the things she loves to cook. Curious fans wondering why she was trending today were subjected to explicit nude photos of her without warning. To add to this embarrassment, the comments rolled in about how she should be ashamed of her body, which she never chose to show in the first place.
It's your fault for taking the pictures
When it was revealed that Jennifer Lawrence was one of the targets of the scandal, the OIWN baiters came out in full force. Never mind the fact that she's apart of two successful film franchises and has won an Academy Award and two Golden Globes all before the age of 25. She posed nude and had the audacity to take a picture of it with her own phone and still have the expectation of privacy. Who does she think she is? "Oh, I would never".
Puntastic Praise
Victorious star, Victoria Justice also had her photos leaked. At first she denied that the photos were of her, then she tweeted that she would take legal action in the matter.
Shortly after I tweeted about certain pics of me being fake, I was faced with a serious violation of privacy. There have always been fake photos of me on the internet, but I will not be put into the position to defend myself as to what is real or what is fake. I am angry at this massive invasion of privacy, and like the other women who are in the situation alongside of me, I am taking legal action to protect my rights. - Victoria Justice
Like Jill Scott, the Nickelodeon star's pictures have not been removed by twitter yet. The tweeter (pictured right) thought this was a great time to insert a pun.
A deeper problem
There are many other celebrities who are affected by this scandal. Twitter is divided on how to address this issue with many siding with the victims while others are embarrassed for them. As with most heinous crimes, it takes a wealthy victim or a slew of repeated offenses for a story to gain national attention. However, the deeper issue here is not hacking.
Arguments could be made that the internet is like opening an invisible doorway into your life and the law's failure to catch up with the internet age can make anyone a potential victim, leaving their perpetrators uncontested and unpunished. However with any new technology, there have been and will always be a sector of people who will exploit it. Whether these social media shamers mean it or not, they are participating in this problem and are partner to the hacker and the people who intentionally searched for these photos online. It's criminal behavior and perhaps of all of the tweets, Lena Dunham's said it best.


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Born Rory David Cavaille on May 22, 1987 in Shelton, Wash. Parents: Ron and Fran Cavaille. Family: Two sisters. High School (Coach): Shelton (Matt Hinkle) 2005. Major: Human Physiology. Redshirt: 2005.
2009 — Returned to action at UCLA after missing the first five games of the season with a pre-season shoulder ailment . . . Despite still looking for his first reception of the year, made an impact by blocking a punt that rolled into the end zone for an Oregon touchdown in Seattle . . . Credited with a second punt deflection against Arizona State.
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The former walk-on letterman created a presence from the line of scrimmage while maintaining his place on special teams … Entered double-digits in snaps taken in 11 of 13 games, led by 32 plays against Utah State … Both of his catches came against the Aggies, with one of them good for his first career touchdown … Development was stymied in the spring due to injuries, which limited his repetitions … Earned honorable mention academic all-conference plaudits.
2007 — The sure-handed reserve played a big role in bolstering the Ducks' receiving corps as well as becoming a special teams stalwart … Playing in all 13 games, caught two passes for 17 yards against Washington State … Took part in 22 plays against both Houston and UCLA, as well as 20 snaps at Stanford … Recovered an on-sides kick and earned team's special teams player of the week for his play at Washington.
2006 — Worked his way onto the field for nine games, finishing the year with one catch for 9 yards at Arizona State and one for 4 yards vs. Arizona … Added three tackles on special teams, all coming against Portland State … Made appearances in seven of team's last eight games, including 33 snaps against the Vikings and 20 the following week vs. Washington … Also earned offensive scout team player-of-the-week honors for aiding preparations in the opening win over Stanford.
2005 — Made the most of his redshirt year, earning scout team kudos prior to the Arizona State, Arizona and Oregon State games.
HIGH SCHOOL — The first-team all-Narrows League kicker captained the High Climbers' football, basketball and soccer teams his senior year, assisting former squad to regular-season league title with a 9-1 mark … The all-area choice also was awarded first-team all-league soccer honors his senior year while being named team MVP … Shelton HS's 2004-05 athlete of the year and Narrows League fall scholar-athlete award nominee also was given the league's sportsmanship award.


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The solution? Gorder enrolled in OLLU's Weekend College and today serves as President and Chief Operating Officer of Valero Energy Corp., the nation's largest oil refiner.
"The Weekend College provided flexibility of scheduling," says Gorder (MBA 1992). "It allowed me to go to work during the week and attend classes on weekends."…
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