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Apr. 16, 2013
Beginning tomorrow (April 17), many UCLA fall sports teams will be adding reinforcements to their rosters for the coming years, courtesy of the annual late signing period.
There are undoubtedly some all-conference or All-America selections who will sign during this period. Be sure to keep an eye on UCLABruins.com to see who our teams add to the mix, and then get ready to follow those student-athletes throughout their careers in Westwood and beyond ...
Final Preparations Underway for NCAA Gymnastics Championships in Pauley
The new competition mat has been laid down in Pauley Pavilion and workers have begun to transform the arena from the home of the Bruins to an NCAA Championship venue. That can only mean one thing -- the long-anticipated 2013 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships are just a few days away, and the Bruins need the support of each and every one of you in the stands.
The competition in the first-ever NCAA Championship contested in the renovated venue will get underway Friday at noon (PT) in the first semifinal, featuring No. 1 seed Florida, No. 4 Georgia, No. 5 LSU, No. 8 Minnesota, No. 9 Stanford and No. 12 Illinois. As host, UCLA takes part in the second semifinal at 6 pm that night, alongside No. 2 Oklahoma, No. 3 Alabama, No. 7 Michigan, No. 10 Utah and No. 11 Arkansas.
The top three finishers in each semifinal round will meet in the finals on Saturday at 4 pm, while the individual champions will be determined on Sunday afternoon.
All-session and single-session tickets are on sale now. For information to purchase tickets, please call the UCLA Central Ticket Office at 310-UCLA-WIN (825-2946) or visit uclabruins.com/tickets.
Spring Game at the Rose Bowl is Fast Approaching
Don't forget that the annual Spring Football game is officially less than two weeks away! The game will be played on Saturday, April 27, at 5 pm at the Rose Bowl.
Rose Bowl gates will open at 4 pm, but parking lots open at noon so Bruin fans will have the chance to fine-tune their barbecuing skills before the season begins next fall. At 1 pm, the Bruin Fan Zone and Kids Zone, located along Arroyo Boulevard and featuring food trucks, live music the UCLA Store and the Bruin Kids Club Inflatable Zone for kids, will open. In addition, post-game festivities include an autograph session on the field and a spectacular fireworks show.
Admission to the game is free. Parking is $15 per car, so please plan accordingly.
Petros and Money Planning Visit to UCLA on April 22
The Petros and Money Show will be airing a special, "LA-only" version of their radio program live from Spaulding Field next Monday, April 22.
The show will air exclusively on the radio home of the Bruins, AM 570, FOX Sports LA from 3-7 pm PT and will feature several guests, including head football coach Jim Mora and other notable members of the Bruin Family.Plan to be a part of the special afternoon of Bruin football on Spaulding Field now.
Football Select-a Seat Returns to the Rose Bowl on May 4-5
Each spring, UCLA football season ticket holders have the chance to change or improve their seat locations for the upcoming season by attending the annual in-stadium Select-a-Seat event. This opportunity is scheduled for the weekend of May 4-5 at the Rose Bowl and is by invitation only.
Invitations are being mailed out to all renewed accounts this week, so be sure to check your mailbox. Season ticket holders attending Select-a-Seat will also be treated to a behind the scenes look at the Rose Bowl Press Room, UCLA's Locker Room and will walk through the tunnel to take the field, just like the Bruins.
Click here for a map indicating the 2013 season pricing and donation levels for new purchases or seat relocations. Please note that in recognition of their loyalty to UCLA Athletics, all 2012 UCLA Football season ticket holders may renew their existing priority seat locations based upon their 2012 Wooden Athletic Fund donation level.
For season ticket or Select-a-Seat questions, please call Select-a-Seat Information Line (310) 206-5991 or the Wooden Athletic Fund (310) 206-3302.
Men's Volleyball Hosts MPSF Playoff Match Saturday
Following a 3-0 sweep of crosstown rival USC last Friday in front of a crowd of more than 2,000 raucous fans to conclude the regular season, the #4-ranked UCLA men's volleyball team will host Pepperdine in the quarterfinals of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation tournament this Saturday.
The #4-seeded Bruins 20-10 (16-8 MPSF) will host the #5-seeeded Waves 14-11 (13-11 MPSF) at 7 pm at the Wooden Center. UCLA swept Pepperdine 3-0 in each of the matches between the two teams, one in Malibu (February 23) and the other in Westwood (April 10).
To purchase tickets for the match, please click here or call the UCLA Central Ticket Office at 310-UCLA-WIN (825-2946).
Special Celebration of Jackie Robinson Day for UCLA
Prior to the UCLA-LMU baseball game Sunday afternoon, the Bruins unveiled a beautiful mural of Bruin legend Jackie Robinson along the first base concourse of the stadium that bears his name, and hosted a pre-game ceremony honoring Robinson's achievements.
In commemoration of Jackie Robinson Day, UCLA junior outfielder Brenton Allen was joined by mural artist Mike Sullivan and former UCLA pitcher Tim Leary in saying a few words about Robinson's legacy before the mural was unveiled. To see a quick video of the unveiling, click here.
The Bruins took two of three games from the Lions over the weekend to improve to 22-10 overall and will be on the road this week at UC Irvine (Tuesday) and Oregon (Friday-Sunday).
UCLA Loses a Member of the Bruin Family with Oscar Cabrera's Passing
Bruin football lost a family member last Friday in offensive lineman Oscar Cabrera. Oscar started 28 games in his career, which spanned the 1997-2000 seasons.
He shared the huddle with quarterback Cade McNown. He shared the offensive line with the likes of Kris Farris, Andy Meyers, Chad Overhauser and Shawn Stuart. He also served as co-captain of the 2000 squad, along with Kenyon Coleman. He was part of the school's longest win streak, a glorious 20-game stretch in the 1997 to 1998 seasons.
He was on teams which twice finished first in the Pac-10 Conference and advanced to play in the Cotton and the Rose Bowls. He paved the rushing lanes for two of the school's most productive running backs in DeShaun Foster and Skip Hicks. As a senior, he was recognized as an honorable mention all-conference selection, The Most Outstanding Lineman at the Sun Bowl and with the N.N. Sugarman Award for Best Leadership.
His list of achievements did not start, nor end, here at UCLA. He graduated from Los Angeles' Franklin High School where he lettered in football, basketball and baseball. He earned All-City honors in football and baseball. He helped lift his 1994 baseball team to a 2-1 win in the 3A City Championship Game in Dodger Stadium, stroking a game-winning double to drive in the deciding run.
A loving family will carry on his determination and will to succeed. Those interested in making a donation to the Cabrera family, should please direct it to Wells Fargo Bank, account #9765354981.
Olympic Sports Report
- The #2-ranked men's tennis team posted a pair of 7-0 home victories over Washington and Oregon last week to improve to 20-1 overall and 6-0 in the Pac-12. More importantly, UCLA now takes a perfect conference record into this Friday's showdown against cross-town rival USC, and can claim the Pac-12 regular-season title with a victory. The match will take place at UCLA's Los Angeles Tennis Center at 3 pm.
- The #4-ranked women's water polo team improved to 24-4 on the year with a 12-5 win over #11 Loyola Marymount last Friday and then swept a doubleheader against Cal Baptist (12-7) and Pomona-Pitzer (22-5) Saturday. The Bruins host USC (20-1, 4-1) in their final MPSF regular season game this Friday at 5 pm at Spieker Aquatics Center.
- The #5-ranked men's golf team placed second at the Western Intercollegiate over the weekend in Santa Cruz. Meanwhile, UCLA senior Pedro Figueiredo won the individual title with a final round 68 (-2). The victory was Pedro's second this season and third of his UCLA career. The Bruins and USC meet this Thursday morning at Bel Air Country Club in Los Angeles.
- The #6-ranked women's golf team finished eighth at the PING/ASU Intercollegiate in Tempe, Arizona over the weekend. Sophomore Erynne Lee fired a final round 66 (-6) to lead the team and tie for second individually. The Bruins will host the Pac-12 Women's Golf Championship beginning Mon., Apr. 22 at Valencia Country Club.
- The #6-ranked women's tennis team was victorious in its only match last week, as the Bruins notched a 6-1 win over Oregon in Eugene on Friday. UCLA closes out the regular season this Thursday at USC. That match can be seen live on the Pac-12 Networks beginning at 3 pm. (singles only).
- The #6-ranked sand volleyball squad dropped a close decision to #2 Long Beach State before falling to #1 Pepperdine last Wednesday in Malibu. The Bruins face their final regular-season events of their inaugural year this weekend, taking part in the USA Volleyball Invitational in Hermosa Beach on Saturday and Sunday.
- Following a rare week off, the #7-ranked rowing team returns to action at the Clemson Invitational this weekend, competing on both Saturday and Sunday.
- The #19-ranked softball team defeated #8 California in a Pac-12 series last weekend, winning two-of-three games in walk-off fashion. The Bruins head to Tucson this weekend to face Arizona for a Thursday-Saturday series, with Thursday's game on ESPN2, Friday's on ESPNU and Saturday's on Pac-12 Networks.
- The #12-ranked men's and #21-ranked women's track and field teams competed Saturday in the 27th Pomona Pitzer Invitational. Bruin sprinter Brea Buchanan ran a meet record and personal best 13.17 seconds on her way to a victory in the women's 100m hurdles. Her mark was one of three event victories for the Bruins, the other two coming from the men's 4x400 relay team (3:12.41) and Kylie Price in the women's 100m dash (11.47). Meanwhile, the NCAA's top-ranked discus thrower Julian Wruck dominated the discus field at the Australian Athletics Championships in Sydney. Wruck claimed the title Saturday with a throw that covered 66.32m/217-7ft. For the fourth consecutive week, Wruck's mark is the best in the world this year and a school record.
After several months of planning, Athletics co-hosted (with the Department of Cultural and Recreation Affairs) two on-campus events yesterday. One was geared towards UCLA staff and the other towards UCLA students. The main topic was eradicating homophobia and bullying in the UCLA campus community and beyond. These events were part of a week-long campus initiative called UCLA Ally Week which aims to spread awareness, education, and information about the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender communities and what it means to support the LGBT community as an "ally."
At the coaches/staff event, six panelists and a moderator (who made up a diverse group of individuals) led a jam-packed JD Morgan Center Press Room through their own experiences and how that has shaped their views on how to move forward to promote inclusiveness in the sporting community. The panel was both thought-provoking and inspiring. The bottom line was creating an atmosphere of respect for all individuals...an effort that starts with our coaches and staff.
UCLA assistant softball coach Kirk Walker was a panelist in the coaches/staff session, and he stressed the importance of such a program at UCLA: "Creating a visual and physical example of acceptance and inclusion for our student-athletes is an infinite positive for UCLA Athletics. UCLA's athletic department has always been a leader in social equality, going back to the days of Jackie Robinson, Rafer Johnson, Arthur Ashe and the pioneers of Title IX. It is only fitting that UCLA also be a prime example for other peer institutions on the inclusion and acceptance of LGBT student-athletes."
The student event later that evening included UCLA student-athletes as well as those who are recreational or club sport athletes and the group engaged in healthy discussions about supporting members of their team and spreading that message to the various constituents around them. Among many valuable lessons, the panel emphasized that a team dynamic of inclusion and diversity not only enhances camaraderie off the field, but more often than not, improves a team's performance on the field as well, both as a group and individually.
At the conclusion of each event, attendees were encouraged to sign a pledge to become UCLA Athlete Allies and "take a stand against homophobia and bullying in sports and recreation, and also bring the message of respect, inclusion and equality to their athletic, sports and recreation community." There is still much more work to be done in this frontier, but I was extremely proud that the Bruins were part of this initial discussion to respect and welcome all persons.
Several of our student-athletes and coaches also created an impactful video about what it means to be an UCLA Athlete Ally, to watch that, please click here.
Go Bruins!
Dan Guerrero
UCLA Athletic Director

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The Kentucky Supreme Court will hear appeals in a highly-publicized murder on Western's campus, in Bowling Green, Ky.
Freshmen Katie Autry was raped, sodomized and set on fire in her dorm room on May 4, 2003. She died from third degree burns on May 7 at Vanderbilt, in Nashville, Tn.
Stephen Soules of Scottsville, Ky., pleaded guilty to Autry's murder in 2004 and received a life sentence. Lucas
Goodrum, also of Scottsville, was found not guilty in 2005.
Warren Circuit Court dropped wrongful death claims against the University because of governmental immunity. But now, the Kentucky Supreme Court will hear appeals and decide if Western and the Student Life Foundation can be included in a wrongful death suit.
Attorneys for Autry's estate, Western and the Student Life Foundation will argue their cases Jan. 18, 2007 in Frankfort, Ky.


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College Hockey:Marshall Nets Tying Goal To Salvage Point For UNO
Mavericks, Lakers Draw After Last-Minute Tally
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. — For the second straight night, the Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks waited until the last 10 minutes to kick their game into gear. Saturday, however, it took some late heroics to salvage the game.
With just nine seconds left in the game and the Mavs' goalie pulled, Bryan Marshall scored from just outside the crease to tie the game 3-3 and earn Nebraska-Omaha (16-12-4, 12-10-4 CCHA) an all-important point against Lake Superior (8-17-7, 7-11-6 CCHA) in the CCHA standings.
"We're ecstatic to get any points out of this game," said Mavs head coach Mike Kemp. "With ten minutes left in the game it wasn't looking good. [The Lakers] deserve credit for putting up a hell of a fight."
After calling a timeout and pulling the goalie with 1:15 left in the third, Nebraska-Omaha kept the pressure on behind the net before Scott Parse was able to pass the puck through the crease to Marshall.
"Our guys went where they needed to and did what they needed to do to get the goal," said Kemp.
Lakers coach Frank Anzalone thought his players displayed a tough effort in the final minute, but credited the Mavs' superior personnel with the goal.
"Our guys on the ice did a wonderful job, but their talented players found a way to tie the game," Anzalone said. "That's why they're in fourth place and we're in ninth."
Down 3-1 with ten minutes left in the game, Brent Kisio brought the puck in deep and beat Jeff Jakaitis on the short side for his first goal of the year to bring the Mavericks within one goal.
"He had quite a few points for us last year and had some key goals for us," Kemp said about Kisio. "To get that goal tonight was a big confidence boost for him."
For the second straight night, Alex Dunn opened the scoring for the Lakers. He took a cross-ice pass from B.J. Pelkey, barely staying onside before walking in on Mavs goaltender Chris Holt and burying the puck to make the game 1-0.
Nebraska-Omaha answered two minutes into the second stanza when Brandon Scero beat Jakaitis on a three-on-two rush to tie the game at 1-1.
Pelkey and Nathan Ward each scored for the Lakers in the second period to make the game 3-1 going into the third.
With the Lakers in both games this weekend and only having one point to show, Anzalone was disappointed with the results.
"We played well enough to win, but [on the other hand] we only played well enough to tie or lose," said Anzalone. "[UNO] is a good team, but in our building I think we should get something accomplished and we didn't."
After Friday night's loss, Anzalone shook up his lineup, benching goalie Matt Violin and forward Jeff Rainville and opting to start seven defensemen.
"The one thing we are doing is seriously evaluating the players in our program," Anzalone said. "We just need to keep getting a better player all the time to mix with some of the players we have."
As the standings sit, these two teams would meet in Omaha for the first round of the playoffs.
"We've had a battle with them every time we've played them this year," said Kemp. "They would present a hell of a challenge for us."
The Mavericks finish up their regular season next weekend when they host Alaska-Fairbanks at the Qwest Center. The Mavs currently are one point ahead of Bowling Green, who has two games in hand on Nebraska. The Lakers will make the trek to Kalamazoo to take on Western Michigan.
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Loreena McKennitt is mentioned on page 28 of the novel Summer Light by Luanne Rice. Luanne depicts Loreena's music as beautiful and has the main characters play her music in their bridal shop.
Loreena prefers to keep details of her private life private.
Loreena's fiance was killed in a boating accident in 1998.
"Skellig" was written to recount the last words of a dying monk.
Musicians working for Loreena include:
1. Anne Bourne - cello 2. Aidan Brennan - acoustic guitar, mandola
3. Martin Brown - acoustic guitar, mandolin, mandola
4. Stuart Bruce - assembled drone, vocal drone
5. Paul Clarvis - snare drum
6. Nigel Eaton - gurdy gurdy
7. Steäfän Hanningan - bodhram
8. Nick Hayley - serangi, rebec, lira da braccio
9. Bran Hughes - oud, electric, acoustic, classical guitars, bouzouki, guitar synth, vocal drone
10. Robin Jeffery - Victorian guitar
11. Martin Jenkins - mandocello
12. Manu Katchë - drums
13. Caroline Lavelle - cello
14. Rick Lazar - percussion
15. Joanna Levine - viola da gamba
16. Hugh Marsh - violin
17. Osama - violin
18. Steve Pigott - keyboards
19. Donald Quan - table, timba, esraj, viola, keyboards, vocal drone
20. Hossam Ramzy - percussion
21. David Rhodes - electric guitar
22. Danny Thompson - acoustic bass
23. Bob White - tin whistle, shawm 24. Jonathan Rees - violin 25. Iain King - violin
26. Andy Brown - viola
27. Chris van Kampen - vello 28. Caroline Dale, Brian Gascoigne, Doug Riley - string arrangements
The Visit was Loreena's breakthrough album.
The Mask and The Mirror highlights Loreena's travels through Spain and Morocco featuring a distinctly Mediterranean sound.
The Book of Secrets has proven to be the Loreena's greatest commercial success, going Platinum in the U.S. The songs were researched and written all over the world and feature incredible stories. The most successful songs from the album were "Skellig", "The Highwayman", "Dante's Prayer" and "The Mummers' Dance".
Loreena's album Live in Paris and Toronto was released in a charitable effort in support of The Cook-Rees Memorial Fund for Water Search and Safety.
The Book of Secrets and An Ancient Muse was recorded at Peter Gabriel's Real World studios in England.
To Drive the Cold Winter Away was recorded on location at The Church Of Our Lady in Guelph, Ontario, and, in Ireland, a Benedictine monastery and The Tyrone Guthrie Centre in Annaghmakerrig.
Elemental was recorded in a barn in Southern Ontario amongst a field of flowers.
A Winter Garden:
"Coventry Carol"
"God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen"
"Good King Wenceslas"
"Seeds of Love"
An Ancient Muse:
"The Gates of Istanbul"
"The English Ladye and the Knight"
"Penelope's Song"
"Sacred Shabbat"
"Beneath a Phrygian Sky"
"Never-Ending Road (Amhran Duit)"
The Book of Secrets:
"The Mummers' Dance"
"Marco Polo"
"The Highwayman"
"La Serenissima"
"Night Ride Across the Caucasus"
"Dante's Prayer"
The Mask And Mirror:
"The Mystic's Dream"
"The Bonny Swans"
"The Dark Night of The Soul"
"Marrakesh Night Market"
"Full Circle"
"Ce He Mise Le Ulaignt?/The Two Trees"
"Prospero's Speech"
The Visit:
"All Souls Night"
"Bonny Portmore"
"Between the Shadows"
"The Lady of Shalott"
"Tango to Evora"
"Courtyard Lullaby"
"The Old Ways"
Parallel Dreams:
"Samain Night"
"Moon Cradle"
"Huron 'Beltane' Fire Dance"
"Annachie Gordon"
"Standing Stones"
"Dickens' Dublin (The Palace)"
"Breaking the Silence"
"Ancient Pines"
To Drive the Cold Winter Away:
"In Praise of Christmas"
"The Seasons"
"The King"
"Banquet Hall"
"Let Us the Infant Greet"
"The Wexford Carol"
"The Stockford Carol"
"Let All That Are to Mirth Inclined"
"She Moved Through the Fair"
"Stolen Child"
"The Lark in the Clear Air"
"Banks of Claudy"
"Come By the Hills"
Loreena McKennitt played "Lady Traveler" in a TV movie called Heaven on Earth in 1987.
The Mummers' Dance (1997)
The Bonny Swans
Loreena McKennitt: Nights From the Alhambra (2007)
"The Lady of Shalott" (1991)
"All Souls Night" (1991)
"The Bonny Swans" (1995)
"The Mummers' Dance" (1997)
"Marco Polo" (1998)
"Caravanserai" (2006)
Shorter Recordings:
A Winter Garden: Five Songs for the Season (1995)
Live in San Francisco (1995)
Words and Music (1997)
Elemental (1985)
To Drive the Cold Winter Away (1987)
Parallel Dreams (1989)
The Visit (1991)
The Mask and Mirror (1994)
The Book of Secrets (1997)
Live in Paris and Toronto (1999)
An Ancient Muse (2006)
In 2005, Loreena was involved in a court case when her former best friend, Niema Ash, published a book that contained intimate details about their relationship and confidential information that went against the English law on the privacy of celebrities.
Loreena's parents are Jack and Irene.
Loreena can play the harp, accordion, kanoun, keyboards, and piano.
Loreena donated money raised by sales of Live in Paris and Toronto in Turkey and Greece to the earthquake relief funds of the Red Crescent Turkey and the Hellenic Red Cross.
Loreena established The Three Oaks Foundation, which is a charitable body which gives money to cultural, environmental, historical, and social groups.
Loreena's Awards and Honors include:
The Juno Award for Best Roots/Traditional Album for The Visit in 1992 and The Mask and the Mirror in 1994
The Billboard International Achievement Award in 1997
Headline performer for HRH Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip at The Golden Jubilee Celebrations in 2002 The Order of Manitoba in 2003 Member of the Order of Canada in 2004
Honorary Doctor of Letters atWilfrid Laurier University in 2002 Honorary Doctor of Laws at University of Manitoba in 2005
Honorary Doctor of Laws at the Queen's University in 2005 Investiture as Honorary Colonel, 435 Squadron, at the Canadian Air Force in 2006
"eclectic Celtic" songwriter/singer
Loreena composed the original music for the National Film Board of Canada Studio D documentary series Women and Spirituality. She also made contributions to Highlander III, The Santa Clause, Leolo, and Una Casa Con Vista Al Mar.
Loreena has 13 million albums sold worldwide, to date, over a catalogue spanning 7 studio recordings and 1 double live CD.
Loreena acted, sung, and composed music for Stratford Festival of Canada productions such as The Tempest and Merchant of Venice.
Loreena has a garden that she takes care of herself.
Loreena bought the Falstaff School in Stratford in 2000 and founded the Falstaff Family Centre in 2002. It offers facilities to a number of volunteer and non profit community and family groups.
In 1998, Loreena started the Cook-Rees Memorial Fund for Water Search and Safety. She founded this because three people very dear to her perished in a boating incident. They are: Ronald Rees, Richard Rees, and Gregory Cook.
Loreena learned about the geographic and historic spread of the Celts while visiting an artifacts museum in Venice in 1991.
Loreena dreamt of becoming a veterinarian when she was little.
Loreena is the daughter of a nurse and a livestock dealer.
Loreena fully owns and operates Quilan Road, which is an independent record label and management office founded in 1985.
Loreena: Beyond the transportation into fantasy, dreams have served as a vehicle through which we have integrated our conscious and subconscious, the real and the surreal, the powerful and the intangible.
Loreena: As a child, my most vivid impression of music for the winter season came from songs and carols recorded in churches or great halls, rich with their own unique ambience and tradition. In that spirit, I have ventured into several similar locations that I have come to cherish in my travels.
Loreena: We are all an extension of each other's history. Wanting to learn about our neighbours is also a desire to learn about ourselves.
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Towne wanted to use DNA technology developed since the time of the crime to reanalyze hair evidence from the case.
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KotOR "0.5"
I'm writing my own fan-fic. It'll based on the fall of Revan and Malak during the Mandalorian Wars. I haven't written much, but I think it's pretty good. Does anybody have any ideas I could incorporate into it?
try and keep most of the characters from kotor 1 and them some add ons then it would be easier for you and more enjoyable fo us!!!
you stole my idea! bwaaaaaaaaaaa......
Edit: for those of you who cant tell that was a joke.
Hope its a good one!
yep. and dont forget to add the Exile. he desterted revan during the mandalorian wars. how and why he deserted them would be a good idea to add.
I'm sure it will be neat, hope your writing goes smoothly.
I was going to include the Dantooine and Coruscant Jedi Councils, Revan and Malak (obviouosly), Bastila as one of Revan's not-so-close friends, Carth as a Republic Lieutenant, Canderous as a soldier who almost kills Carth (they don't recognize each other later because of helms, or whatever - I'll explain in the story) but gets attackedhimself by someone trying to save Carth (probably a junior officer who thinks of Carth as a father and dies saving him).
I wasn't planning on using the Exile, maybe mentioning him/her (haven't decided which I'll use yet) in passing. I plan on doing part one in the Mandalorian wars; Part two (very short) during the search for Revan and his fleet; and Part three during the war with Revan. It will end with Revan's capture, maybe on the Endar Spire.
not on the endar spire! thats where kotor begins. revans capture is on his flagship before kotor.
It would end before the attack on the Endar Spire, don't worry. Besides, I'm probably going to do a novelization of KotOR at some point, anyway.
Oundssay Oolcay! (Sounds Cool!)
Now for the kicker...
Is Revan going to be a Man or woman :P
Man. I'm going with the canon style, so Revan will be male.
Here is a section ripped out of the story. It's set on the planet Ruusann:
With a screech of it's engines, the Basilisk war droid did a wide U-turn, letting loose a hail of blaster fire. Lieutenant Commander Carth Onasi raised his blaster rifle and opened fire, but his shots simply bounced harmlessley of the ship's armour plating. He dived to the left as the Basilisk opened fire again, the ground scorched where he had been standing seconds eariler. The droid now out of range, Carth turned his attention to the soldiers advancing on the ground only 30 meters away. Taking cover behind a large piece of a downed Republic fighter, he replaced his gun's power pack with the skill and speed of an elite commando and turned around to fire a volley of shots at the approaching Mandalorians. The one in front fell to the ground unceremoniously, his face plate shattered from the attack. The others stepped over the body of their fallen commrade as if he were a dead Gizka.
Carth heard the sounds of turret fire behind him, and turned in time to see the Basilisk droid explode in a ball of fire. The Mandalorian soldiers underneath it ran for cover, but most of them had their armour torn to pieces by the burning shrapnel --
The attack hit him with the force of a rampaging Krayt Dragon. He fell to the ground, stunned by the blow to his head. He rolled over just in time to stare down the barrel of a Mandalorian Assault Rifle...
No, this is not the end of the section, but it's all I'm going to post now. I'll post sections from later chapters as I write them. Hope to hear some useable feedback:D
Here's another section from part one of the story:
Bastila couldn't sleep. She rolled over onto her side, trying to get comfortable, but sleep simply wouldn't come. She rose from her bed, wrapping a blanket around her shoulders, and walked towards the window. The tranquil, moonlit plains stretched out before her. She loved the view from her room, especially at night. She turned her back on the window, and headed for the door, with the intention of going to the kitchens for somthing to help her sleep - maybe a nice mug of warm milk. Trying to stay as quiet as she could, she slipped out the door and slowly pulled it shut behind her. She began to walk down the hallway, lost in thought. After about a minute of walking, she turned a corner and ran straight into Revan.
"Bastila? What are you doing?" he asked suspiciously. "You should be in bed."
"I could say the same to you, Revan," she said, with a touch of annoyance. She had never particularly liked Revan, but as one of the few who didn't. She disliked him now more than ever: how dare he reprimand her for being out of bed at night when he was as well?
Brushing past him, she continued to the kitchens, trying to calm herself. She had been slightly afraid of Revan ever since the heated argument she had witnessed between him and Master Vrook, in which both men had yelled considerably. She wasn't sure what the argument was about, but from what she had heard, Revan had told Vrook of his disagreement with the Council's desicion to remain out of the war. She had never seen anybody act as violently as Revan had at that point.
Revan hurried to walk beside her.
"What's up with you? You seem angry with me," he said. She noted how he automatically assumed the problem was hers.
"I'm not angry at you, Revan, I'm scared of you," she answered nervoudly, afraid to meet his eyes. "I saw the argument you had with Master Vrook."
Revan rolled his eyes. "Look, I'm sorry I got angry, but the council can't continue to ignore the Republic's calls for help."
"It is there desicion, Revan. Who are you to disagree with it? You're just a padawan. You don't have the right to..."
"I have the right to do whatever I please!" Revan spat at her. "What right does the council have to tell us what to do? What right do they have to sentence millions of innocent people to death when they can do something about it?" His voice was getting steadily louder, and he looked taller, somehow, in his oncoming rage. "What right-" he grabbed her by the arm in a pincer-like grip, and pulled her towards him so her face was inches from his "-do they have to control us? We could end this war!" She tried to release her arm from his grip, but he tightened his hold on her, sending stabs of pain shooting up her arm. "You dare tell me that I have no right to disagree with them?" he said, his voice cold and harsh.
"Revan, you're hurting me!" she said, all attempts to control her fear abandoned. He stared at her for a second, then his features softned, and he lossened his grip on her. "I'm sorry, Bastila," he said quietly, looking both shocked and sad at the same time. "I don't know what I was doing. Please, forgive me."
Without another word, Bastila pushed him out of the way and headed back to her room at a brisk walk. When she turned the corner and wasout of sight of Revan, she broke out into a full run, and didn't stop until she had closed and sealed the door behind her.
Nice work, EXCELLENTE! I love it when there are big chapters. :D Keep it up.
P.S. Hopefully, my first chapter will be up today.
These are not full chapters. They are just certain sections taken out of each chapter. This will be written and released very simliarly to a novel, but I will provide a link to a site where the full story can be downloaded for free.
A section of Part Three. It takes place a board Revan's flagship (now called the Scimitar).
As the last of the Sith soldiers fell dead to the ground, Bastila gripped her lightsaber hard as Revan placed a particularly hard block against her attack. She pullled back out of reach, and fell into a defensive position. To her surprise, Revan did not press the attck - he lowered his lightsaber to his side, though he was still visibly prepared for an attack. Commander Trycken and his soldiers then opened fire on the Dark Lord himself. He reflected their shots back at them with the same ease with which he had blocked Bastila's attacks. All but one of the soldiers fell to the ground, their chests burned open with their own shots. The last soldier rushed forward, aware that he was as good as dead, and charged at the Dark Lord. Revan simply lifted a black-gloved hand, as if squeezing the juice out of a piece of fruit. The soldier gripped his neck, trying to pry off the pair of invisible hands that were choking the life out of his lungs. Just as he fell to the ground, joing his fellows in the beyod, the other Jedi rushed through the door, their lightsabers ready. Janel rushed to bastila's left, her purple lightsaber pointed at Revan's chest.
"You cannot win, Revan," said Bastila. Revan lifted his lightsaber above his head in a combat stance, and prepared to defend himself. "So be it," whispered Janel, her voice heavy with sadness. The Jedi had begun to advance on Revan when Bastila saw it - weapons fired from Malak's ship; and they were heading right for the Scimitar. They cut through the deflector shields as if they weren't there. The consoles in the bridge exploded. All of them - Jedi and Sith alike - fell to the ground, Revan hitting his head on the relatively undamaged console behind him, half of his mask burned into his face. Bastila raised her head slowly. She lifted herself up onto her elbows, trying to shake out the fog that clouded her vision. She crawled towards Revan, and her stomach lept into her throat - he was badly wounded: she could sense the damage done to his mind - but their was something still there. She could fell it through The Force. A spark of life still existed in his body. She reached out her hand and placed it on his chest, focusing as much as she could on preserving that spark. She willed the Force through her hands and into Revan's body, guiding it towards the flicker of live still inside him. The Republic needed information about the Sith fleet, and through Revan was the only way they could get it. He could not die. She wouldn't allow that to happen. She heard movement behind her, and saw that her fellow Jedi were rousing as well.
"He's still alive!" she said. "Help me get him back to the ship!" Janel and Lurek hurried forward, grabbed him under his arms, and hoisted him onto Tyrran's shoulders. The four of them then hurried for the docking bay, none of them knowing what Bastila had done - nor the future consequences of her actions.
Sounds good, and heres an idea about who could save Carth: his commanding officer and mentor, Saul Karath. Keep it up :)
I was going to make it someone who dies saving his life (someone he thinks of as a son), but that's good too.
great story, though by sections, do you mean 'chapters' sorry if i sound dumb.
anyway, the concet and story is good, however, like FFWM12 once said, start a new para when a different person speaks, for example check out my fics, i have wriiten them in this format (links in sig) or even FFWM12's fic (link in sig again) same format.
No, these are not chapters.
I have not edited very much, so excuse the lousy format.
Good work, but you should make these chapters :)
I'm not going to post entire chapters. It would take up to much space. The chapters I am writing take up almost 14 pages in Word Perfect on font size 11, so they are pretty long. I'll keep posting sections to keep people interested, then I'll post a link to my website where you can download the story in full, or chapter by chapter for those with slower connections. I'll probably also create a new website where you can read the story without having to download it. Probably using freewebs.com again.
Sounds good :)
Quick questions:
Bastila was from the planet Talravin, correct?
Revan was already "dead" when Telos was destroyed, right?
Did Carth ever give his wifes name? I don't think he did, but I want to make sure.
Since there is no definititive time-line for either the Mandalore war or the Sith War, we don't know if Revan was dead when Telos was attacked or not. You have to remember that in a large scale war, the main officers won't always be in the same battles. I assumed that Revan had sent Malak to attack Telos.
There was no mention of a name for Carth's wife in the game that I have found, but someone who has supposedly contacted one of the designers/writers of the game said that she was named Morganna.
Thanks, Machievelli.
Part one is going well, and part three is almost done.
I'm suffering from writers block for part two. I might scrap the whol section and just allow a time gap.
Give me the URL for your site, and tell me what the problem is. I'll see if I can help
I haven't set up a site for my Fan-Fices yet, I just have the Doctor Who one. I can't get the second section started. I was thinking about making it in between the Mandalorian Wars and the Jedi Civil War. FOA, I'm not sure whether to make it from Revan's point of view or that of Doddanna, Carth, Bastila, etc.
SOA, I'm not sure what to write for wither Point of view.
I think it would be best to just make it a two part story.
Any suggestions are welcome, however.
As for Revan... I like to think Revan was male, he looked like one of the faces that is given in the game. Also he was more than a lowly padawan when he left to fight in the Mandalorian Wars. He was probably a young but powerful Jedi Knight as well as Malak. He would have became a Jedi Knight at the age of 19... young for a padawan. Malak is slightly older...about 22. By Kotor they would be...say Revan 26 and Malak 29-30.
Malak was stronger physically and smart but Revan was much wiser than his friend. I also see Revan and Malak as having been very close friends... probably since childhood. as they grew older though thier views where different. Still they both believed that the Jedi Order was stagnant and needed to take action no matter what. Revan was arrogant nor impulsive but he believed in his emotions.... Malak believed in passion over reason while Revan believed in passion AND reason. Revan would pick a lock while Malak would break the door down....
There's soooo much that I theorize about what Revan and Malak where like before KOTOR. I also believe that "The Exile" was a woman... as well as a Jedi padawan who was one of the first to follow Revan and Malak on their crusade to fight the Mandalorians. She was the third in command during the war.... after Malachor V however she believed that the Jedi and the soldiers under Revan's command should return back to the Core Worlds. The Jedi should be honorable and answer for their transgressions. Yet Revan...not wanting to reveal all his plans to Malak, the exile or anyone else came up with the excuse that they had to hunt down what remnants of the Mandalorians there where and bring them to heel. That involved heading into the unknown regions.... many of the soldiers under Revan's command respected him as their leader and followed him. Many of the Jedi also did.... only the exile saw that Revan and Malak where corrupted by the dark side. Man I have so many ideas but no fanfic has ever made them true. I dunno... some fanfics have gotten close but then made a plot twist that I disagreed with.
Hopefully you beat your writers block Doc!
Not yet. I've decided to take some time to edit part one. It's got a lot of spelling errors, grammatical errors, and double words. Also tense cinflcitions, etc. It's ugly.
Oh by the way I always thought of Revan's flagship as a sister ship to the Leviathan so I thought that it should be called the Hydra. Just a thought! :smash:
^ I thought about making it another mythical creature, but decided that the Scimitar sounded better, IMO.
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Identification of a distant cis-regulatory element controlling pharyngeal arch-specific expression of zebrafish gdf6a/radar
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DOI: 10.1002/dvdy.22251
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Reed, N. P. and Mortlock, D. P. (2010), Identification of a distant cis-regulatory element controlling pharyngeal arch-specific expression of zebrafish gdf6a/radar. Dev. Dyn., 239: 1047–1060. doi: 10.1002/dvdy.22251
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- conservation;
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- pharyngeal arches
Skeletal formation is an essential and intricately regulated part of vertebrate development. Humans and mice deficient in growth and differentiation factor 6 (Gdf6) have numerous skeletal abnormalities, including joint fusions and cartilage reductions. The expression of Gdf6 is dynamic and in part regulated by distant evolutionarily conserved cis-regulatory elements. radar/gdf6a is a zebrafish ortholog of Gdf6 and has an essential role in embryonic patterning. Here, we show that radar is transcribed in the cells surrounding and between the developing cartilages of the ventral pharyngeal arches, similar to mouse Gdf6. A 312 bp evolutionarily conserved region (ECR5), 122 kilobases downstream, drives expression in a pharyngeal arch-specific manner similar to endogenous radar/gdf6a. Deletion analysis identified a 78 bp region within ECR5 that is essential for transgene activity. This work illustrates that radar is regulated in the pharyngeal arches by a distant conserved element and suggests radar has similar functions in skeletal development in fish and mammals. Developmental Dynamics 239:1047–1060, 2010. © 2010 Wiley-Liss, Inc.


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The nagging continued up to and through February 2009, when Talley gratefully returned to South Bend, Indiana, and the comfort of Notre Dame. "God bless this Mary-Louise," Talley says, "but she would call me on my cellphone every day. Finally, I lost my patience and sent her a note on Notre Dame letterhead. First sentence: 'I am not interested in leaving the University of Notre Dame.' Period. Second sentence, and this is where I maybe made my strategic mistake: 'It's not that I am not moveable, but I am extremely happy here and feel I'm making a difference. I wish you and SMU all the best, but please leave me alone,' or something to that effect."
The harder Talley tried to stand her down, the more dogged Mary-Louise became. "She finally just said to me, 'Look, can I at least advance your name to the next group?' I said to her, 'I can't tell you what to do, Mary-Louise, but I'm not interested.' A week later, I get a call back: 'Congratulations! You've advanced to the final six!'"
Only under duress did Talley concede to fly in and out of DFW for a one-hour meeting with the SMU screening committee, which encamped itself at the airport Hyatt for a day of sit-downs with its department-chair hopefuls. "Maybe I'll make some friends in Dallas," is how Talley rationalized the trip.
Mary-Louise greeted him at the terminal and walked him into a conference room crowded with 15 or 16 people. "Assistant professors, folks from the dean's office, maybe somebody from the provost's office," Talley remembers. "It was very structured. And the first question they ask me is, 'Why do you want to come to SMU?' I said, 'I don't want to come to SMU,' and you could have heard a pin drop. 'I'll be frank,' I told them. 'The only reason I'm here is that this woman Mary-Louise pestered the ever livin' heck out of me. And I just gave up!'"
As a professional courtesy, Talley answered their questions for an hour and a half. Then, without ever having left airport property, he boarded his plane. When he touched down in Chicago, his cell rang. "It's unanimous!" Mary-Louise said. "They want you."
If Mary-Louise was the grunt in this assault campaign, Talley came to understand that Geoffrey Orsak was its strategic commander. In a follow-up call, he pressed Talley to come to SMU and give a seminar, not only about his engineering research projects, but a second talk detailing his experiences in Baghdad. Talley was intrigued.
"I'm not throwing Notre Dame under the bus," he says, "but many of the folks there saw my work in the military as a liability. Most universities would. It took me away from my responsibilities at the school. Don't get me wrong. They support the soldiers. But as an institution, Notre Dame was very anti-Iraq War. I don't know if it's an SMU or Texas thing, but the people here were very patriotic, very interested in what I did in the military." Talley says SMU saw a link between the restorative-engineering initiatives he spearheaded in uniform and his aspirations to do similar work as an academic and civilian. "Notre Dame," he says, "never saw that."
Peter Kilpatrick, the dean of Notre Dame's College of Engineering, holds Talley in great regard, but protests his claims of intolerance in South Bend. "Certainly, it's the case in general that the American academy tends to be a fairly liberal place to be in terms of its politics," he says. "And that is going to color perceptions. But there are a lot of people at Notre Dame who viewed Jeff as an American hero, including myself."
Against Kilpatrick's strong objections, Talley took Orsak's bait and returned to Dallas for a second visit. On the third and last night of Talley's stay, Orsak arranged for a special dinner, a high-powered summit he won't discuss at all. "It was a private affair," Orsak says, "so I don't want to get into who was or was not there, because some of it had to do with the things we talk about late at night. You know, when the door's closed."
Talley is, above all else, task oriented. Today's assignment, at the behest of the marketing-savvy Orsak: tell your remarkable personal story to D Magazine. And Talley is ecstatically on-task about Orsak's secret shindig. "It was at this real swanky place called the Petroleum Club," he says excitedly. "And we were in this private room with just an unbelievable view of Dallas. And the purpose of the dinner was for them to kinda get to know me and for me to meet some new folks."
Talley fires off the names of the attendees: Dr. Bobby B. Lyle, the energy mogul whose millions in donations to SMU have made him among its most generous alumni and namesake of the engineering school; Delores Etter, the chair of SMU's electrical engineering department, a former undersecretary of the Navy who will have a substantial role in Orsak's "innovation gym"; Stephanie and her husband Hunter Hunt, a senior vice president of Hunt Oil, son of Ray Hunt, and grandson of H.L. Hunt; Orsak and his wife Catherine; and Bijan Mohraz, then the acting chair of the environmental and civil engineering department.
"Anyway," Talley says, "we go into this bar area and drink for an hour, which is always a good way for an Irishman to get started. And they asked me what excites me, which, of course, is a setup. It was all choreographed, but I wasn't smart enough at the time to figure it out. At dinner, Bobby B. Lyle asked me to talk about what I did in Iraq and how I thought I could apply the same use of engineering—the stabilization and enhancement of war-torn terrains—to South Dallas and other economically challenged places here and abroad. This whole thing went on for three, four hours. As I'm leaving, Geoffrey Orsak asks, 'What are you thinking?' And I said, 'Not interested. It's not about you guys. You're great. I'm just happy at Notre Dame. Good luck.'
"I'm barely on the ground in Chicago the next day when I get a call from Orsak," Talley continues. "'Jeff,' he says. 'We're not interested in you becoming the chair of the department anymore.' And I said, 'Hal-le-lu-jah. Nice meetin' ya, gotta go.' And he said, 'Wait a minute! We want to offer you something in addition to being the chair. Remember Bobby B. Lyle? This morning, he came over to SMU and had a conversation with the president of the university. He has put down a large sum of money to endow a chair for you by name. We believe it's the first such endowed chair in the United States focusing on leadership and global entrepreneurship. And it's only for you. If you come, he puts down the money; if you don't, we get nothing. And there's more. The Hunt family, as you know, has put down a very large sum of money to endow an institute here to help the global poor, and they've been looking for a founding director. Based upon meeting you last night, they want you to be the founding director. So it's a three-for. We think this provides you an unequaled academic platform to do the things you indicated were important to you.'"
Talley was speechless. "Well," he finally managed, "this changes things, and I need to talk to my wife and pray about it. I'll get back to you."
The phone campaign continued unabated. Come-hither calls from Kay Bailey Hutchison and, to Talley's astonishment, Roger Staubach. "Like hell this is Roger Staubach," he barked into his cell.
On a third trip to Dallas, this time with his wife Linda, Talley met with Mayor Tom Leppert and talked at length about—what else?—the Trinity River project. Private audiences with the CEO of the Catholic Foundation and Bishop Kevin Farrell, chief shepherd of the Diocese of Dallas, were aimed directly at Talley's faith. "Oh," he remembers thinking about the scheming, "these people are good."


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May 10, 2012
I have a total obsession with lanterns, and especially the hunt to find right lantern. I lived in New Orleans for four years and am certain that the repetition of the form instilled the passion. I have lots of fun scouring antique and vintage stores for older pieces and also enjoy using new finds.
Most recently, I used this vintage Mike Weeks lantern in the Children's Hospital National Children's Medical Center show house.
I always keep my eye out for interesting pieces when I am traveling. These are some that I recently found at The Inn at Perry Cabin.
Another favorite is this lantern which was on the former porch of a client. The scale says it all.
Bevelo Lighting is based in New Orleans and has mastered the art of the gas lantern. I love this wall mount option.
Here are images of other installations that I love. I always enjoy pulling the outdoors inside–the rustic finish is perfect with the contemporary art work.
April 25, 2012
Please stop by this year's Show House at 4951 Rockwood Parkway in Washington, DC's prestigious Spring Valley neighborhood to see this beautiful home, enjoy the creative style of some of the area's finest designers and find inspiration for your own special space. Tours of the fully decorated home will take place April 14th – May 13th, with all ticket proceeds to benefit Children's National Medical Center. The majority of the furniture and accessories in the home are also for sale and all sale proceeds will go to Children's as well.
We designed the Morning Room which sits adjacent to a beautiful flagstone patio and the homes grand exterior entertaining space. The room is enlivened by pops of indigo and citrine, grounded by quieter "Old World" creams and warm grays. The concept was to create a room that simultaneously calms and uplifts, a haven to awaken one's senses in a tranquil yet stimulating environment.
Previously, the room was devoid of any architectural interest or detail.
The windows were covered in heavy iron grill work which blocked the view to the exterior.
The room was cold and uninviting.
Custom upholstery and a deco inspired Nancy Corzine coffee table ground the seating area. I love the vintage faux bamboo arm chairs which we found in Palm Beach.
The biggest challenge of this room was establishing a focal point. I designed the custom built in to add architectural integrity and ground the room. To add texture and pattern we backed fabric with paper and applied it to the back of the bookcase.
I had the table top faux finished in the marble style to add more pattern and texture.
I worked with local artist Robert Rae for this gorgeous abstract painting.
Follow the link below for tour hours and additional information.
April 13, 2012
Much, much more to come about the fabulous DC Design House experience, but for now here's a teaser from the live (!!!) television interview I did this morning on Washington's FOX5.
Holly Morris – 2012 D.C. Design House: MyFoxDC.com
The house opens to the public tomorrow, with all proceeds benefiting Children's National Medical Center. Hope to see you!
February 22, 2012
Yesterday at the Washington Design Center I had the pleasure of attending a presentation by the nothing less than amazing, Martyn Lawrence Bullard, a face made famous by the hit Bravo TV Series, Million Dollar Decorators.
I adore Martin Lawrence Bullard's designs. His new collection for Schumacher is an adventurous use of color, texture, pattern and scale, inspired by his exotic travels around the world.
Sikar Embroidery in Citrus
Adras Ikat print in Jewel
A few of my favorite interiors by Martyn Lawrence, there are so many…
Martyn signed copies of his new design book, Live, Love & Decorate. His sweet and delightfully funny personality won us all over. My favorite quote from the day was when Martyn reminded us to "always pay attention to our surroundings" A simple truth that applies to all areas of our life.
June 28, 2011
2011 has been quite a whirl wind! I have had a wonderful year so far with some very exciting projects that have kept me quite busy. In addition, I was named "Hot Rising Talent" by Home & Design Magazine. I am so honored to be included in this great publication. I thought it would be fun to share new pictures of a project that I completed last year and recently had professionally photographed. I included "before" pictures to show the total transformation of a traditional Queen Anne Victorian residence into a fresh casual home suitable for a young family. The project was a blast to work on and I am excited to show you the results!
Previously the Entry Hall had burgundy walls, no overhead lighting and an awkward layout. I papered the walls in a soft linen backed paper, converted a functionless vestibule into a new coat closet, designed a custom lighting plan and furnished the space with a combination of custom and retail furnishings.
The Kitchen had great bones but needed help living up to its potential. The cabinets had great shape but were painted in a beige strie that was chipping. The countertops were in a matching beige stone with a dated edge profile. I painted the cabinets bright white, installed new marble countertops and painted a custom stripe on the floor. A fun oversized light fixture over the central island was the finishing touch for the transformation.
The Living Room had canary yellow walls and design details that did not match the architecture of the home. I enclosed the awkward opening over the fireplace and removed light boxes that broke up the walls. By painting the walls, adding overhead lighting and custom millwork to accommodate a large book collection, the room was transformed into an approachable and light filled living space for family of six.
The Family Room was previously used as the formal dining room. The client did not want to dedicate such a large space to entertaining. Once again, the room was dark and dreary. I painted the walls a neutral color, installed wall to wall sea grass and custom lighting. In the corners of the room I converted a corner cupboard into a desk for the client and designed a matching desk on the opposite wall for the children. New upholstery, coupled with a combination of contemporary tables and antique chests give the room a unique and comfortable aesthetic.
I hope you enjoy these. If you would like help with your home please contact me at email@example.com.


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Rock musician, Grammy Award winner, Texana collector, and philanthropist Phil Collins was in San Antonio today to formally donate his vast memorabilia collection to The Alamo, a revolutionary fort and former mission, run by the Texas General Land Office. His donation, said to be worth in the tens of millions of dollars, has been preserved in Collin's basement in his home in Switzerland.
Speaking in front of a crowd gathered to celebrate his gift, Collins claimed that," I am so proud to have this place to house my collection. Some of these things haven't been here since 1836." His happiness during the ceremony, evident to the crowd, also prompted him to state that "this is the exact place where my collection should be housed."
Revealing that he was 63, and wondering what to do with his collection, he realized the Alamo was the perfect venue to showcase items like four original rifles used at the Alamo, a receipt from Travis for beef ordered for his troops, and a knife and sword belonging to James Bowie. Collins will be revealing some of the artifacts at a private interview later today, and will continue to respond to media throughout his stay in San Antonio.
Collins' devotion to The Alamo, and the historical artifacts he has been collecting for decades, are a testament to the inspiration Collins claims he felt at the age of five when he first saw the "Davy Crockett" Disney television show starring Fess Parker and Buddy Ebsen in episodes from the 1954-1955 television series and subsequent films. He chronicled part of his journey and his collection in his 2012 book entitled "The Alamo and Beyond."
Collins and his brother Clive, pictured above in 2012, as Clive receives an MBE from the government of Great Britain for his services to the crown, obviously have a family commitment to preservation, historical archives, and celebration of the arts.


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I started receiving texts from an unknown number last night. The first two were at 11:48 & 11:49 just saying hello and the third at 3:58am which read: Hello (my name) this is (a close college friends name was given but spelled wrong). So I let the texts go.
Then 5:26pm I get a text about how I probably don't recognize the number therefore not answering but its because they got a new phone, 7:55pm I get a text offering to take me to the movies, they'll pay, 7:56pm I'm told many others are coming because they have a lot of cash. I text them back telling them they must have the wrong number. They text again saying " I know you know who I am I'm your bff (friends name again and again misspelled) from college, you coming with us or not? 8:37: ugh tgis text was looooonnng, basically gets snotty saying she didn't have to invite me but did and wants to know if I'm coming. Then its gets really WEIRD she starts going on about how she wants to see me soon and the babies and my older three (specific were given)! Then tells me 5 other people are going. She's sorry if I was bothered and sorry if she ruined anything. 9:10pm texts about how she doesn't think I'm going and wants me to. After the long text where details were given about my kids I was done messing around and texted back at 9:15 saying they had the wrong number and were texting my 15 year old but now they're dealing with me! If it continues it will be reported to the pd. The text stop.
So would you say its someone with extra time on their hands or malicious intend?
Someone with extra time on their hands or malicious intent? *Updated
Yeah there's no way that this woman could be at that many of the same functions as your husband and he'd never seen her before. At some point it would even be likely that he and she would talk together about how they always see each other at events. Especially if they're both marathon runners.
Your husband is trying to pull the wool over your eyes about something.
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Follow me to the nicest place on babycenter ----> BHB
Racism is dirty business!
I don't think your DH is totally guilt-free here, but it's entirely conceivable that they could run in the same marathons and not know each other. Do you guys realize how many people compete in those things? And how much support personnel it requires to run them? Thousands and thousands of people.
I still think it's weird the he instantly recognized her when she ran by, though.
Hakuna your tatas
I don't think your DH is totally guilt-free here, but it's entirely conceivable that they could run in the same marathons and not know each other. Do you guys realize how many people compete in those things? And how much support personnel it requires to run them? Thousands and thousands of people.
Right, but the sheer number of events increases the likelihood. I'm not saying he knows her, but OP says she has been in EVERY EVENT her DH has been at, both as a participant and on the roadside as a medic.
There's coincidence, then there's this.
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It's seriously not as weird as some people here are making it out to be that this woman and OP's DH were signed up for all of the same races and don't know each other. It's not a crazy coincidence if you're a runner to be signed up for the same regional races.
Hakuna your tatas
OK, let's break this down. This woman "knows" your husband from the marathons and/or him being there when he is working. They have one mutual FB friend, but he claims to not recognize her or know her. He only now knows her from the FB photo you found.
She texted pretending to be a friend and promptly hung up when the person impersonating her called her.
The garbage was pulled out to the curb when no one in your house claims to have done it. Do you know that she (or someone) went through it?
She is stalking your DH. She pulled the cans out to basically lure one of you out (knowing you would put them back)
Your DH is cheating. Secret phone??? IMO screaming "Call the police" when he saw his woman run by was a tad dramatic, but then again my BF is a cop, so he would have confronted her, but he is also trained to do that and carries a gun.
Next steps-
CAMERAS. The hunting ones are a great idea.
Watch yourself in public. Never be too careful.
Security system now!
Keep an eye on the DH. I was "accidentally" the other woman and the guy played it off like I was a stalker when she found out. (I was under the ASSumption he was getting a divorce). The guy lied about his whole life to me and in turn lied to his DW about me. He had two lives going for awhile. Then she starting stalking me, so kinda the opposite of what you have here. But never discount a scorned woman (your DH got in too deep and broke it off with her?)
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Also, the cops aren't gonna do shit until stuff gets way worse, so log EVERYTHING.
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Is it possible that your XH is up to his old tricks?
Hakuna your tatas
^^WEM - That's what I was thinking. (ETA: the coincidence of them being in the same races, I mean. How can you know every single person by sight, when so many sign up to run?)
I honestly don't know - I mean, I see why the husband's behavior might come off as odd to some, but I think it's odd too that everyone jumps all over him like he's trying to off his wife or something. OP, I didn't see anything in your posts that would suggest there was an underlying marriage issue with you and DH, and I can't see someone just doing this out of nowhere.
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Glass City Bank v. United States
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Glass City Bank v. United States, 326 U.S. 265 (1945)
Glass City Bank v. United States
No. 50
Argued October 15, 16, 1945
Decided November 13, 1945
1. Section 3670 of the Internal Revenue Code, which provides that the amount of taxes owed the United States government by a taxpayer "shall be a lien in favor of the United States upon all property and rights to property, whether real or personal, belonging to such person," and § 3671 create a continuing tax lien covering all property or rights to property owned by a tax delinquent at any time during the life of the lien, including property acquired after the lien arose. P. 326 U. S. 267.
2. Section 3678 shows a plain intent to subject to the tax lien "property owned by the delinquent" when suit to enforce the lien is filed, rather than only that owned when the lien arose. P. 326 U. S. 267.
146 F.2d 831 affirmed.
Certiorari, 325 U.S. 844, to review affirmance of an order granting priority to the United States over a judgment creditor whose judgment was obtained after the tax lien arose but before the property in question was acquired.
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REVIEW: 'Exit Through The Gift Shop'
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This extremely intriguing documentary from street artist Banksy opens nationwide on Thursday. Click here for session info
Banksy, you may know, is an iconoclastic UK graffiti artist who somehow manages to maintain a secret identity while selling his (beautifully) stencilled idents for a fortune. Loved and loathed in equal measure, it's hard to tell if he's a great artist or just a great piss artist – a problem Exit, his first film, refuses to solve.
Narrated, almost in inverted commas, by actor Rhys Ifans, and filmed on the fly, it's the story of obsessive documentarian Terry Guetta, a hanger-on who spends so long brown-nosing Banksy's crowd he eventually becomes a Warhol-alike pop-art sensation. Problem is, none of it appears to be true.
Droll, but not funny; authentic-seeming, but not real, Exit is a strange oxymoron of a film, like a straight-faced Spinal Tap or a Man On Wire for liars. If Guetta's story is true (which it really can't be, although there are magazine covers and exhibitions to back it up), it's quite depressing. If it's not, then Exit is just an excellent but ironic piece of self-promotion, which is quite depressing too.
Pick your way through the different levels of artifice, though, and there's a point in there somewhere. Banksy's fake documentary about Guetta is actually a real documentary about Banksy, told from one remove, with interesting points to raise about the commercialisation of art, which Banksy does with great success. While purists may take umbrage, Exit is done so well it's impossible to ignore, even if you want to. Much like the man himself.


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Release Date: 2009-04-03 (Nationwide)
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When a crime brings them back to L.A., fugitive ex-con Dom Toretto reignites his feud with agent Brian O'Conner. But, as they are forced to confront a shared enemy, Dom and Brian must give in to an uncertain new trust if they hope to outmaneuver him. And, from convoy heists to precision tunnel crawls across international lines, two men will find the best way to get revenge: Push the limits of what's possible behind the wheel.
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Crimson Devil by deviantbluebugWatch
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Here's yet another in the series of drawings that I've colored. Seriously, I do draw my own art ... just check out my website (shameless, yet utterly appropriate plug ^_^). This piece was drawn by Eunice and colored by me. I used it to create a coloring tutorial ... which is the next picture I'm going to upload!
he look like kenshin
i liked it so much so beutiful and cool
does he have white eyes allways
i liked it so much so beutiful and cool
does he have white eyes allways
Yup. He's my cuddly blind elven assassin ... minus the cuddly part. I represent his blindness by giving him pupiless eyes. He was inspired a long time ago by Kenshin.
THis picture has excellent attention to detial, i think its great, keep it up!
you did a beautiful job coloring! The hair is fabulous ^^
Thanks. I still find hair tough to color sometimes. Depends a lot on how kind my art muse is feeling that day.
Very cool! Love the outfit.. nicely done
Thanks. Though it's funny that you mention that ... since my character is getting a makeover in the next chapter of my comic! That's the tough thing about doing a comic ... having to draw the same outfit over and over again. So I'm changing it up.