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Edyta Sliwinska holds the distinction of being the sole professional dancer to participate in each of the first seven seasons of Dancing with the Stars.
Polish-born professional ballroom dancer Edyta Sliwinska has competed with a celebrity partner on ABC's U.S. edition of the reality TV series Dancing with the Stars since the show's debut in June 2005. She's also a dance instructor and is married to Alec Mazo.
Edyta Sliwinska BiographyEdyta Sliwinska was born in Warsaw, Poland on May 6, 1981, and grew up in a working-class neighborhood of the city. An early love for music inspired her to sign up for a local dance class when she was 11 years old, and she's been pursuing her passion ever since. She relocated to San Francisco in 2000 and became dance partners with Alec Mazo. The pair fared well on the amateur Latin ballroom circuit, winning such competitions as the Emerald Ball Latin Championships and the Holiday Ball. She also served as director and choreographer at Genesis DanceSport studios in San Francisco.
edyta sliwinska dances with the starsNot long after turning professional, Edyta Sliwinska was teamed with boxing champ Evander Holyfield for the debut season of the ABC reality show Dancing with the Stars, which premiered in 2005. The pair placed fifth in the initial season of the dance competition, while future husband Alec Mazo and his partner Kelly Monaco came out the big winners. Edyta Sliwinska finished fifth again during the show's second season with actor George Hamilton.
Partnered with actor Joey Lawrence for the third series of Dancing with the Stars, Edyta Sliwinska found a more compatible match, as the pair managed a third-place finish in the competition in 2006. She and Lawrence teamed again for the premiere edition of the Dancing with the Stars live performance tour of the United States, which ran from December 2006 to February 2007.
edyta sliwinska and alec mazo tie the knotIn early 2007, Edyta Sliwinska was matched with The Sopranos star Vincent Pastore as her partner for season 4. John Ratzenberger of Cheers fame became his replacement after Pastore bowed out of the contest. With little time to prepare for the intense competition as a team, Ratzenberger and Sliwinska finished sixth. In season 5, she and All My Children star Cameron Mathison placed fifth. She and Alec Mazo were married in San Francisco on September 1, 2007, just weeks before the fifth season premiere. They released their Dancing Like The Pros instructional DVD the same year.
Season 6 proved to be Edyta Sliwinska's best to date. Partnered with NFL great Jason Taylor, the pair made it to the runner-up position in May 2008. Season 7 kicked off in September 2008, with Edyta Sliwinska teamed up with comedian Jeffrey Ross. The Sliwinska-Ross pairing were the first couple to be voted off following an eye injury the funny man suffered during a quickstep practice. Edyta Sliwinska returned in week three of the competition to dance the Jive in the place of the injured Misty May-Treanor. She temporarily replaced Julianne Hough in late October, who underwent surgery to remove her appendix.


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2. Ghosts. Ghosts have been dreaded for as long as there has been death. However, as scary as it can be if one encountered a baddie ghost, they're not considered mythical. There are legends of ghosts haunting places but ghosts in and of themselves don't make the cut.
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Which do you think is worse for the child: divorce or parents unhappily married?
My parents divorced when I was 11 after having very dramatic fights throughout their marriage. In addition to the constant turmoil this created for daily life, I was also totally embarrassed when they fought: neighbors would hear them cursing at each other; people (including relatives) would talk about their bad behavior; the house would go up for sale, off the market, up for sale, off the market - depending on if they were fighting or not. I was very relieved when they finally decided to divorce, but my younger brother was very disturbed by their final decision. Now, in his marriage, I don't think he would even consider divorce as an option until the kids are out of the house. I doubt he would engage in or allow the constant bickering or dramatic fights that our parents had, but I do think he would rather be quietly or secretly unhappy than put his kids through a divorce.In Topics: My child's growth and development, Parenting / Our Family
Is staying married despite being unhappy the right or best approach for the kids? Which is better: getting divorced, or pretending to be happy while the kids are in the house and then divorcing when they're adults? Any expert or scientific evidence for either approach over the other?
Is staying married despite being unhappy the right or best approach for the kids? Which is better: getting divorced, or pretending to be happy while the kids are in the house and then divorcing when they're adults? Any expert or scientific evidence for either approach over the other?
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Maybe i am thick!! - (I need to explain better)
I know that behind the RTA there is a some averaging going on either by a DFT (most probably) or a FFT. I can see how to do an RTA using pink noise, but cannot see how to get the correct algorithm to use white noise without getting a rising response.
I am thinking that maybe the problem i have had is that the impedance of the sound card in the Maudio pre is forming a higher order filter with the 1st order filter capacitor. A calibration loop will sort this - just need to check if i have the right leads.
CD players - computer audio for dummies.
Hi Steve,
I myself use the M-Audio Mobile Pre USB soundcard and a Beringer M8000 mic. Pretty standard stuff that I run from my cheap laptop. I use the ARTA measuring suite and it has a good user manual that explains how you should set up your soundcard as well as a testing regimen that allows you to measure the soundcard itself. If you go by the user instructions step by step you will be a lot wiser about the soundcard and the setup itself.
I have now run FR measurements through all packages (Arta, TrueRTA and HolmImpulse) and i get almost identical response curves from all three. I haven't bottomed out why the bottom end is decaying away so - must be something to do with the external Maudio sound card. I was thinking i would play some pink noise via CD and use TrueRTA to measure - anybody any recommendations for some downloaded pink noise.
I have also been playing with BMS 4590 drivers as well - currently got a A to B comparision with the 2482 set up. Its difficult to tell which sounds best JBL is warmer BMS more detailed. However when you connect up the HF unit in the BMS - the point source is great - the HF is a bit ragged and bright though. ( As a former lowther user i would like point source!) A don't think the bulk standard BMS crossovers do the driver any favors - i need to get a schematic for a better balanced crossover.
Adding an open cell foam plug into the throat helps diffuses the beaming of the HF (Geddes style), more playing with different foams required.
Because the LF in the test signal is being attenuated i think by the external sound card somehow. I know if i play my tone CD i get LF so i throught i would seperate the generator from the measurement so i can fault find the cause of my measurement problem. ( I might need to remove the operator from the equation too!!!)
ok, seems sensible. But it could be the input of the sound card, also.
CD players - computer audio for dummies.
I don't think its the input to the sound card - as i don't hear any LF coming out of the horns when i apply the white or pink noise.
I think i may have it sorted. I have been using a 10min pink noise file i downloaded, which i play through the CD. Using TrueRTA i measure this and average it. The only issue with the file is it is limited to 10 Khz (prob 100Hz at LF to). Attached are a copy of traces for the JBL and the BMS. Before you get too excited - the scales are in 1db divisions. The JBL looks smoother at the bottom end - but does not extend as far. I used a crossover point of 275Hz via the active x-over (4th order i think) The BMS one has the HF unit coupled up (cheap BMS x-over). I know that the horn should only cover 3 octaves max - but i cannot hear any issues upto 5k with the JBL.
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Just overlaid the traces for the different 2" CD's i have measured. The only difference i can see from the traces is that BMS has a small peak around 600Hz.
To make the most of the BMS driver in a coaxial mode i need to replace the crossover. Looking on the web it looks like alot of people have used the drivers with JABO horns. Various crossover posted on the web although seem to be inconsistent as have MF notch filters and some have HF notch filters. Anyone know of a good crossover for this driver?
which BMS driver are you using Steve? I have the 4592 mid driver, run it down to 350Hz and up to 3000Hz, it will run to 9000Hz but I found it sounds better at 3KHz with the Raal's from 3KHz. I also used Jabo horns before the auto-tech 200Hz horns I use now.
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Paul - the hints in the graph BMS 4590's ( i know at 6.30am i am not on the ball!!) Currently i am finding the coaxial driver appealing - the recticulated foam in the throat seems to help the HF from beaming (maybe its just attenuating it) pinched the idea from Geddes
I haven't posted but i am finding integrating a HF driver onto the midrange horn difficult - i have tried CD's ribbons AMT's and tweeters nothing seems right - just killing all imaging. The coaxial BMS drivers restore all what has been lost - just need to tame the raggedness (if that possible - million dollar question!).
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That trace is via a 4th order x-over, so the decay is rapid. Coincidently i carried out an FR measurement today to match the levels between bass and mid-range just using a music CD, there was a lot more lower end tailing down @~200Hz. I cannot explain why - probably to do with the averaging across the octave, but am not sure.
I will post a FR trace for the audax driver, which IMHO still has the best bottom end slam or the 3 drivers i have tested. With a bigger horn i think its virtues would win out, but in this small (68cm) horn its not that clear.
Having got the microphone calibrated ( thanks Serge) and the external sound card calibrated. I have done a few new measurements, only done the BMS drivers so far, will get around to doing the Audax and JBL's soon. As you can seen the responses don't seem to be as smooth as i was hoping for. The BMS 4592 has a Bill Wood designed crossover which is meant to flatten the response, which doesn't seem do.
(2nd Order X over at 250hz modelled in Holmimpulse).
If i use a higher order (4th) could i drop the crossover frequency from the 400 Hz i am currently using in a 220hz horn ? My logic is that the response at F(thoat) will the 12db lower. Flawed logic?
how do you compare 6.5" cone driver with 2" compression drivers? do you have appropriate horns or is it a same horn with the adapter for 6.5" to 2". not sure if this is optimal....
Horn OK Please!
Yes i do have some adaptors which take the throat down for different sizes. Whether these are optimal is another question. I have used the throat angle for the JBL's for my 2" extensions, which are matched to the 2482's but are not optimal for the BMS drivers which have a different throat configuration.
Got around today to measuring my cone drivers - Audax 6.5" and a supravox 9" in the horns. The throat arrangements are different for the drivers as the supravox is a 9" so the throat goes over the surround. The supravox has got far better extension but as a large driver beams a little more. Both drivers ran without a compression chamber on them (open baffle). IMHO i think cones offer more authority (meaty) to the sound than CD's which can sound a bit thin.
( Both drivers have a 2nd order X over @ 375 Hz- if you wonder why they are decaying @ LF
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First, here is the listener- A little live recording from Dave Eastman's final live broadcasting week over at WAMB Radio recently. Enjoy.
Jumping to Thursday, I have like 3 things to warm your heart and the weather in your world.
1- At 5pm, at Marathon Music Works (1402 Clinton Street), there will be a concert and benefit like none in town called "For the Philippines with Love Disaster Relief Concert and Benefit." 100% of the funds raised thru the concert and silent auction as well as 15% of sales from the holiday market, will go directly to the International Relief Teams organization to give aid to the Philippines with the over 4 million Filipinos displaced and the 3,976 lives lost after Typhoon Haiyan. Music will be played by the likes of Trent Dabbs, Sam Palladio, Mayday Malone, and more. For more information on the event or to find out how you can become a part of the night please email: firstname.lastname@example.com
2- At 5:30-7:30pm, at The Green Room (521 Gallatin Avenue), live jazz and improvisational music will come to East Nashville with the inauguration of the Bright Frontier Happy Hour. Bright Frontier is the new quartet of Craig Havighurst on guitar, Matt Endahl on keys, Charlie Chadwick on bass, and Jason Smart on drums. The Green Room is behind Barista Parlor and sponsored by Artist Growth. It and this band will be something not to be missed by anyone who appreciates good music. Oh, and Craig is also co-host of Music City Roots (if you live in a cave) and also has a great book that will make for a great holiday gift sold at East Side Story (if you live under a rock).
3- Last but not least on Thursday, at 7pm, at The Filming Station (501 8th Avenue South), Carolina Story will host a special night of music with an intimate performance from their newly released EP. This unique space only holds 40 people, so there are only a limited number of tickets available. Get yours and see us there too here: http://bit.ly/1cX9Bw4. Side note- A $15 ticket gains you entry into this special event + a signed copy of our new EP, Chapter One. They also have other holiday gift basket stuff on site and their website- www.carolinastory.com. OH, and they also ask that if you come that you bring a canned food of something to help support Second Harvest! Talented hearts and music of GOLD too!
Oh wait, not last but not least new update just in … YOU are invited to a Holiday Open House with wine, appetizers, and a wonderful selection of handmade gifts by Kaaren Engel, Nancie Roark, Beads by Yaara, and Audry Deal-McEver this Thursday, December 12th, from 10am-2pm and then 7pm-10pm, at 3901 Woodlawn Drive! More good art made by good people. Take that for what it's worth (priceless in my book).
Then, on Friday, December 13th, Friday the 13th!, author Betsy Phillips will be at East Side Story (1108 Woodland Street, Unit B) at 6pm for a very special book club session for her book "A City of Ghosts." You can read more about the book here- http://www.acityofghosts.com/- and come get one of the best Nashville ghost stories collection for kids of all ages just in time for your holiday gift giving (post-Halloween and all that other stuff too).
This Saturday, December 14th, is going to be really hopping at The Row (1108 Woodland Street). Speaking of some things hopping close to home, like right in MY East Side Story, check these two things back-to-back for your reading and weekend pleasure:
1- Poet Amy E. Hall has a brand new poetry chapbook called "Bathroom Poems" dropping in time for the holidays. From 2-3pm, Amy will be on site to read from and sign copies of her collection of her "crappy poems about bathroom business offering a humorous plunge® into the world of anal-rententive behavior and plenty of wisecracks while you wipe." It will be a fun time by all. You can read more about Amy's poetry at lineuponlinepoetry.blogspot.com.
2- After Amy cleans the house and her creative mess of fun, author Juliana Ericson will be at the bookstore from 6-8pm to read from her new release called "The Other F Word." Juliana is a forgiveness coach and is a wonderful person hear about the various ways mental, physical, and emotional ways forgiveness can help us all. Wine and cheese will be there, so tell everyone to forgive each other and come along together! (Here is the link for the event at 6pm this coming Saturday, December 14th, with author Juliana Ericson that is also FREE to attend!
Also on Saturday, December 14th, besides everything going on at East Side Story, here is a list of 3 other things you should know about too:
1- The Grand Opening of Julia Martin Gallery at 5pm at Julia Martin Gallery (444 Humphreys Street.
2- Poetry in the Brew Open Mic Poetry Reading at Portland Brew East at 5:30pm.
3- Ms. Camilla's Neighborhood Coloring Party at Pied Piper Creamery at 6pm.
I mean, seriously, can it get more packed with fun and good-hearted people in one city than Nashville here and now?! Yeah, I didn't think so. I hope to see you and all or most of the things below. Either way, enjoy your week, stay warm, and be nice to one another.
Oh, and another head's up, next Tuesday, December 17th, will be a holiday extravaganza like no other! I'm not the only one writing about it too. Check this out- http://www.outandaboutnashville.com/story/east-side-storytellin-reunite-mary-nails
Hide your kids, hide your wife, The Mary Nails gon' find you ... they gon' find you ... so run and tell that, homeboy!
See EVERYONE at Mad Donna's on December 17th at 7pm!!
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The focal point of D-III women's hockey this weekend will be the home-and-home series between RIT and Elmira.
RIT hosts round one tonight at the Frank Ritter Memorial Arena, while Elmira hosts tomorrow at the Murray Athletic Center in Pine Valley. N.Y.
Elmira comes into the series needing just one win to put itself in the driver's seat to take the crown, while on the other hand, RIT needs to take all four points in order to in essence clinch its second straight ECAC West regular season crown.
Last year, RIT swept the season series from Elmira. However, in the eight meetings prior, Elmira was 5-1-2 against the Tigers. The Soaring Eagles will need to get back to their winning ways if they want to avoid finishing third for the second straight year.
RIT has missed two key forwards lately in Kolbee McCrea and Celeste Brown. Having them back in the lineup would certainly bolster their offense and their chances to take multiple points this weekend.
Elmira has quietly stayed under the radar all season after last year was one of the most disappointing they have had in program history. Two or more points this weekend could change all that in a heartbeat, as Elmira would have the inside track to the regular season title pending a sweep of all four points next weekend against Oswego.
My gut says we're going to see a split this weekend, which would work in favor of Elmira. Goaltending and special teams as always will be the key when teams of this caliber get together. I'll take each team winning its respective home game. RIT 3-1 tonight and then Elmira 2-1 Saturday night.
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Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians
Hoenig, Ari (Ariel Matthew)
Hoenig, Ari (Ariel Matthew), drummer; b. Philadelphia, PA, 13 November 1973. His parents are Carolyn Mather (b. April 20, 1944) and Lawrence Hoenig (b. December 20 1942). He was born to musical parents who helped to shape his early musical experiences. His father is an educator, conductor, and classical singer, and his mother a violinist. He first played the violin and piano, and finally settled on the drums. He started playing jazz in High school, honing his skills at legendary Philly jam sessions, like Ortliebs Jazz Haus, and playing with other young gifted jazz musicians.
Ari attended the prestigious University of North Texas for 3 years where he studied with Ed Soph and played and recorded with the "One O'clock" jazz band. Desiring to be closer to NYC, he transferred to William Patterson College in northern New Jersey, and found himself playing for legendary Philadelphia organist, Shirly Scott, and working in New York.
For the past 5 years Ari has been a member of the Jean-Michel Pilc trio and the Kenny Warner trio. Ari has played with Joe Lovano, Gerry Mulligan, Dave Holland, and can be found playing in the bands of Pat Martino, Dave Liebman, Mark Murphy, Richard Bona, Seamus Blake, Mike Stern, The Jazz Mandolin Project, and Sam Yahael.
Ari Hoenig is not the typical sideman. Ari is also a writer, arranger, and bandleader, and his compositions and arrangements grace the repertoires and recordings of Werner, Pilc, The Jazz Mandolin Project, Julien Lourau, and now his own band (featuring Pilc, Schwarz-Bart, and Matt Penman).
Ari is excited and proud of the formation of his own quartet that plays his unique compositions and arrangements. Pilc, Penman, and Schwarz-Bart, have been blazing their own trails internationally, so it is no surprise that the quartet is gaining strong audiences and critical acclaim in New York and Philadelphia.
He has toured the world extensively, appeared on nearly fifty recordings, has been featured in interviews for, "Drummer", "Rim Shot" and "Relix" magazines, reviewed by "Jazz Times", "DownBeat" and "Jazziz", and performed on numerous television and Radio broadcasts. From gigging with traditionalist, Bucky Pizzarelli, to the cutting edge sounds of Wayne Krantz, Ari has emerged into one of the most adaptable drummers on the scene, showing his versatility and knowledge of the jazz tradition, while forging a new direction.
Time Travels (2000); The life of a day (2002)
As sideperson:
Nilufer Ruacan Verdi: Mana; Diedre Rodman: Sun is us; Brian Charette: Live at Deanna's; Ari Ambrose: Chainsaw (2000); Thor Madsen: Metal Dog; UNT O'Clock Lab Band (1996); Lou Lanza: Corner Pocket (1997), Shadows & Echoes (1998); Richard Bona: Scenes From My Life (1999); James Hurt: Dark Grooves - Mystical Rhythms (1999); The Jazzheads: Avant Wot Not (1999); Jacques Schwarz-Bart: Immersion
(1999); Tony Purrone: Temperament (2000); The Jazz Mandolin Project: Xenoblast (2000); Kenny Werner: Beauty Secrets (2000); Jean-Michel Pilc Trio: Together: Live at Sweet Basil volumes 1 & 2 (2000); Josh Roseman Unit: Cherry (2000); Kenny Werner Trio: Form and Fantasy; Mike Stern: Video "live at the 55 Bar"; Richard Bona: Reverance (2001); JD Walter/Dave Liebman: Clear Day; Matt Shulman: While we Sleep; Jean Michel Pilc: Welcome Home; Jazz Mandolin Project: After Dinner Jams; Julien Lourau: The Rise; Harumi Igarashi: A Song for You; Kenny Werner: Beat Degeneration (2002); Johnathan Kreisburg: Trioing (2002)


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Fitzroy Rainbow crossing here to stay
The Rainbow Crossing in Fitzroy that was created to welcome delegates to the 20th International AIDS Conference in Melbourne will become a permanent fixture.
Yarra City Council voted last month to keep the symbol of solidarity with Fitzroy's LGBTIQ community.
The symbolic gesture on the corner of Smith and Gertrude Street has been warmly welcomed by the broader community as well.
Councillor Stephen Jolly put forward the motion for the crossing to become permanent.
Jolly told MCV the crossing had received a positive response from the public.
"Tourists were coming to get selfies there. For teenage kids at school coming out or thinking about it, the crossing was a symbol that this community has their back.
"Not a single person complained to me. There were dozens of messages via social media and calls in support."
It is understood the rainbow crossing will be re-painted later this year.
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Adam WarRock's 'Spider-Gwen' Rap Is Your Spider-Jam
It probably shouldn't be surprising that Jason Latour and Robbie Rodriguez's Spider-Gwen is inspiring musical tributes from readers. She is, after all, one of the year's most talked about costume designs, ranking just behind the Batgirl of Burnside in terms of spiking fan interest even before the comic came out, and once it did, the revelation that she was the drummer for a band called the Mary Janes paved the way for people to express their love of Gwen Stacy through the magic... of song.
We loved Married With Sea Monsters' grrl-group take on The Mary Janes' fictional anthem "Face It Tiger," and we're equally fond of the new track from ComicsAlliance's favorite MC, Adam Warrock. As you may already know, Adam (alias Euge Ahn) does a fundraiser every year called the 24-hour Rap-A-Thon, where he does as many tracks as he can in a single day, and one of those tracks was all about Gwen Stacy's turn as the new Spider-Woman. Today, he dropped the remix, and it's pretty great.


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Hands up if you totally forgot that The Cleveland Show was still on the air. Yes, the FOX Family Guy spin-off is alive and well, and just wrapped up its third season a month and a half ago. It's the fourth season premiere that is of interest here, however, as show creator Seth McFarlane recently revealed at Comic-Con that the October premiere will feature the show's title character learning "about a hip-hop superstar secret society" (according to EW) and will feature the vocal talents of a number of names very familiar to Popdust readers—Kanye West, Nicki Minaj, Bruno Mars, will.i.am, and Questlove, all presumably playing themselves. (The episode is titled "Menace II Secret Society, which is really just an awful name for anything.)
Title aside, this might have to be the first episode of The Cleveland Show that we've watched front to back since…the first one, probably. We just hope it goes a little bit better than that time that Kanye was on Entourage—probably the most painful cameo in eight seasons' worth of cringe-worthy celebrity walk-ons. Seriously, refresh your memory on this one. That sweater!


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WOW! This is one of the most realistic vore-scene i ever saw: The trembling victim, petrified by pure terror, the cat, hungry trying to get on their food, the zoom into the predators eyes, and when the trapdoor opens, how the tiger tears the man down into the den with their claws, staring and growling at him, playing a little bit with the sure meal... The kill and how the tiger is ripping off the clothing... And finally ripping and chewing the first chunks of flesh!
Not to speak about the tigers den: The little details that shows, that this was not the first life-feeding of the cat!
I love the Ilsa series. Wouldnt get away with those films now and there was hell on when they were first released.
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When the publicist approached me about reviewing the newest Chillout fan, she didn't need to hard sell me. I already had a little pink one, which plugs into the wall, standard variety-style.
But according to the press release, the new fan-on-the-block is portable, six inches in diameter, and "fits on even the smallest desks or nightstands; plus, the USB and AC adaptors allow you to go chord-free by plugging it in to your computer or electrical outlet for maximized ease of use".
So this would be perfect for me, or any writer, student or executive who's toting his laptop around this summer. I can remember writing an article in Elizabeth Park and just melting from the heat-humidity combo that defines a Hartford summer.
My new friend, ur, fan is a beautiful turquoisy blue, which nicely complements my existing two-speed pink fan that's a couple inches wider and taller. Though petite, baby blue packs a punch. I can feel those cooling waves blast as I pass the dresser, which is where it sits.
When I want to plug the fan into my laptop, I appreciate its smallness. The color is striking, so pretty I may want to buy a matching laptop cover.
If I had one criticism, I'd suggest that future versions might do well to include two speeds.
But otherwise, I love love love my little fan. It can draw energy from the adaptor to my laptop or the wall. By sharing juice with my computer it's decreasing my carbon footprint, helping not just me but the planet chillout.
More businesses should think of ways to attach stuff to our laptops, from coffeemakers to juice machines to blenders. Maybe there could be a mini version of all the common household items we need to complete our days.
Or perhaps these USB-AC adaptor-friendly staples already exist. I wouldn't know. I've been too busy - and happy - "Chill"in out.
The fan comes in black, red and white in addition to my beloved turquoise. Its manufacturers' suggested retail price is $14.99 and boasts a one-year warranty. Fans are sold ubiquitiously nationwide, at Target in New Britain and South Windsor and all major retailers.
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In which the rules of Quidditch,
and changes in them since the fourteenth century, are discussed.
Interesting facts and notes about the text of this chapter:
Characters introduced in this chapter:
Chubb, Agatha
Pennifold, Daisy
Umfraville, Quintius
Characters returning in this chapter:
Keddle, Gertie
Mumps, Zacharias
Characters mentioned in this chapter:
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Scrimgeour, Brutus
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The full list of these fouls, however, has never been made available to
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I was fortunate enough to gain access to the documents relating to these
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First World Cup.
Ban on using wands against the opposing team in a Quidditch match
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The opinion of today's garage rock explosion is pretty much split up into two very distinct groups: those who are down on the whole scene and think it should have been left in the '60s where it began, and those who are utterly stoked about it and fully support its resurgence in recent years. Now, having pointed that out, like any genre or subgenre, there are plenty of good bands and bad bands scattered throughout the current garage-punk scene. One of the decidedly notable bands, Rosenheim, Germany's The Vagoos, have dropped their debut self-titled LP on Off Label Records.
This record is made up of twelve killer tracks marked by a sound that is just outside of the trash scene, as it is a little tighter and slightly less fuzz-drenched than the material usually found there. For the most part, The Vagoos songs are marked by garage rock, psych pop, surf punk and rockabilly. Imagine the surfy, rockabilly, cinematic quality of The Creepniks and the Red Elvises, together with elements of other worthwhile garage rock bands like Lynx Lynx and The Future Primitives, together with '80s garage bands like The Gories and The Gruesomes.
Side A of The Vagoos offers such standout tracks as "The Devil & Me," "La Califata," and "Cease," while Side B gives us "Not Like You," "Deaf Boy," "Abu-Dhabi Blues." Each is a good song for its own reasons, and each is a credit to the album. Then again, I would go as far as to say that all of the songs on this one are a credit to it.
To get an idea of what The Vagoos are all about, check out the video attached to this review. It is the official video of The Vagoos song "Cease" from the new album.


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What is the nature of reality? What is knowledge? Is my will free? What is the difference between right and wrong? What is the relation between the mind and the body? What is the meaning of life? Philosophers use reason and argument in the attempt to answer these questions. If this interests you, then explore a major in philosophy at UW-Eau Claire.
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Are you interested in gaining a deeper insight into the way people think, feel and act? Did you know this could all stem from their religion? A degree in Religious Studies explores the distinctively religious aspects of life in a wide range of cultural and historical settings.
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Local Pearl Harbor survivors attending this year's Dec. 7 commemoration (and their ships):
• Larry Lydon, USS San Francisco
• Gebhard Galle, USS Nevada
• Paul Johnson, USS Castor
• Harold Lacy, USS Tennessee
• Ralph Laedtke, USS Solace
• Rich Hatton, USS Worden
Local Pearl Harbor survivors attending this year's Dec. 7 commemoration (and their ships):
• Larry Lydon, USS San Francisco
• Gebhard Galle, USS Nevada
• Paul Johnson, USS Castor
• Harold Lacy, USS Tennessee
• Ralph Laedtke, USS Solace
• Rich Hatton, USS Worden
For one veteran, World War II announced its arrival with a soft tapping.
Others saw the war coming in the form of unexpected airplanes.
Those were some of the perspectives shared Friday by six former sailors who were stationed at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941.
Along with family members, friends and other military veterans, they met 71 years later in Vancouver to honor the 2,390 American lives lost in the Japanese attack.
All the participating Pearl Harbor survivors were serving on Navy ships anchored in America's Pacific stronghold. The surprise attack occurred on Sunday morning, just before 8 o'clock, when many of the American soldiers, sailors and Marines were eating breakfast or heading for church services.
Ralph Laedtke demonstrated how he became aware of something unusual. Laedtke, the keynote speaker, drummed his fingers on the side of the lectern near the microphone.
"I thought someone on the other side of the bulkhead was tapping his fingers," said Laedtke, who was on the hospital ship USS Solace. "It was gunfire."
Gebhard Galle, aboard the battleship USS Nevada, was getting ready to go ashore for church services.
"I heard rat-tat-tat and looked out the porthole," Galle said.
Galle saw warplanes flying low and fast, and thought: "This is a hell of a time for practice."
Rich Hatton, on the destroyer USS Worden, had a similar experience on his way to breakfast.
"I looked up and saw five or six aircraft," Hatton said during the gathering at the Red Lion Hotel Vancouver at The Quay.
Larry Lydon was an ensign aboard the cruiser USS San Francisco. Because the ship was scheduled to go into drydock, it didn't have any ammunition bigger than .30 caliber, he said.
Paul Johnson was a crewman on the USS Castor. The transport ship, loaded with ammunition, had just arrived at Pearl Harbor two days earlier and wasn't on the attackers' target list.
Harold Lacy was a radio operator on the USS Tennessee; berthed on "Battleship Row," it was one of the primary targets of Japanese bombs and torpedoes.
Lacy wound up serving on two other battleships that were damaged at Pearl Harbor, the USS Maryland and the USS West Virginia.
After the initial shock, "We had a job to do," Laedtke said.
They treated the wounded, fought fires, manned the guns and tried to get their slumbering ships powered up again. And that was how a crewman on the USS Nevada received our nation's highest military honor, which was displayed at Friday's event.
Vancouver's Penny Ross represented her father, Donald Ross, and she brought along the Congressional Medal of Honor her father received for his heroism aboard that battleship.
Donald Ross was chief engineer aboard the USS Nevada. Badly damaged by bombs and torpedoes, the Nevada tried to run out to sea. When smoke and heat made the forward dynamo room unbearable, Ross ordered his men to leave, and he performed all their duties by himself until he lost consciousness. After he was rescued and resuscitated, Ross went back down to his duty station — even though he was temporarily blinded. But Penny Ross said her father could do the job blindfolded, because he'd practiced it that way.
The crew eventually beached the battleship to avoid blocking the harbor entrance.
Ross was the first person to receive the Medal of Honor in World War II. Adm. Chester Nimitz presented the medal to several servicemen at that ceremony, Penny Ross said, but "we saw the video later, and Admiral Nimitz gave it to my dad first."
The guided missile destroyer USS Ross, launched in 1997, was named in his honor.
Another witness to the attack, Dick Kim, was an 11-year-old boy in 1941.
Kim said he looked up that morning and saw specks in the sky.
"They were planes flying in formation," said Kim, who would become a U.S. Navy medic during the Korean War.
"We found out they were bombing Pearl Harbor. We were nine miles away, and we saw the smoke. We were really scared. We thought maybe the Japanese would parachute in."
The event was organized by the Pacific Northwest Sons and Daughters of Pearl Harbor Survivors.
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John Travolta and Jonathan Rhys Meyers hit the streets of Paris, as two unlikely partners --both working for the US government in an operation to take down a drug trafficking, terrorist cell.
James Reese (Rhys Meyers) is a quiet ambassador's aide who enjoys playing chess and dreams of moving up from switching out license plates, which was never really explained, to more serious assignments of under cover work. Then comes Charlie Wax (Travolta).
Reese is summoned on short notice to pick Wax up from the airport, where Wax is being held for being less than cooperative. Reese is to then escort the obnoxious Wax wherever he needs to go. From here, Wax's hard hitting, "shoot 'em up and try to the beat the high score" antics, take Reese and Wax on a ride for which neither truly bargained. Although, in the end, it is Reese that is brought full circle and must make a decision that could change his life.
Perhaps it's the bald head, or the stylish scarf that never leaves his neck, but Travolta definitely had a menacing edge in this movie and was able to pull of the violence/humor mix pretty well, for the most part. Travolta's over the edge character blended well with that of the more subdued Rhys Meyer, who's polished straight-shooting persona seemed to beg for a change.
This movie is not for the faint at heart. It is heavy on the profanity, it is quite violent and shows some sexuality (in the middle of an impromptu stakeout, Wax hooks up with, well, a hooker.) It is a fast ride, with a few twists along the way; and while the ending is a bit weak, a modest prediction is that the fast paced journey the story takes may keep many interested. As always, if you agree or disagree with this review, let me know.


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News, Photos & Video › Tropical Storm Isaac: IRC teams in Haiti ready to respond with emergency relief
Tropical Storm Isaac: IRC teams in Haiti ready to respond with emergency relief
Tropical Storm Isaac as it moved across the Caribbean toward Haiti on Thursday (Photo: NASA)
As Tropical Storm Isaac bears down on Haiti, the International Rescue Committee is monitoring the situation and is ready to send teams already on the ground to assess damage and deliver emergency assistance to Haitians affected by the storm.
Isaac is expected to hit Haiti with gale-force winds and as much as a foot of rain when it makes landfall later today.
Among those in harm's way are the 400,000 people still living in makeshift tent settlements nearly three years after a devastating earthquake struck Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince. Many of these overcrowded camps sprang up in areas that were already prone to flooding and mudslides.
"Even six inches of rain in Port-au-Prince is a calamity," says IRC vice president Michael Kocher, who returned from a visit to IRC programs in Haiti on Thursday.
The IRC has readied emergency kits including tarps, flashlights, water containers, mosquito nets and other supplies to assist thousands of families. In coordination with the United Nations and our Haitian partners, we are also prepared to provide clean water, shore up sanitation systems, and ensure other lifesaving assistance to vulnerable Haitians.
Our specialists are veteran first-responders who set up immediate and effective emergency programs around the world during violent conflicts and natural disasters, including the 2010 Haiti earthquake. The IRC continues to work in Haitian camps and neighborhoods that lack basic services, assisting quake survivors who are struggling to get by as their country slowly recovers and rebuilds.


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text: [Federal Register: March 1, 1994] ======================================================================= ----------------------------------------------------------------------- LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Copyright Office [Docket No. 94-2 CARP-DD] Ascertainment of Controversy for 1992 and 1993 Digital Audio Recording Royalty Funds AGENCY: Copyright Office, Library of Congress. ACTION: Notice with request for comments. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SUMMARY: The Copyright Office directs all claimants to royalty fees collected for Digital Audio Recording Devices and Media (DART) for 1992 and 1993 to submit comments as to whether a controversy exists as to the distribution of either of these funds. The Office announces the suspension of certain deadlines for distribution of these royalties. The Office also seeks comment as to whether it should consolidate the 1992 and 1993 royalty funds into one proceeding. DATES: Written comments are due by June 10, 1994. ADDRESSES: If sent by mail, ten copies of written comments should be addressed to: Copyright Office, Library of Congress, Department 17, Washington, DC 20540. If hand delivered, ten copies should be brought to: Office of the Copyright General Counsel, James Madison Memorial Building, room 407, First and Independence Avenue SE., Washington DC 20540. In order to ensure prompt receipt of these time sensitive documents, the Office recommends that the comments be delivered by private messenger service. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Marybeth Peters, Acting General Counsel, U.S. Copyright Office, Department 17, Library of Congress, Washington, DC 20540. Telephone (202) 707-8380. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: I. Background On October 28, 1992, Congress enacted the Audio Home Recording Act (AHRA), which required manufacturers and importers to pay royalties on digital audio recording devices or media that are distributed in the United States. The royalties are deposited with the Copyright Office and distributed by the Copyright Royalty Tribunal to interested copyright parties that file claims with the Tribunal each year during January and February. The Act provides that the royalties are to be divided into two funds--the Sound Recordings Fund which gets 66\2/3\% of the royalties, and the Musical Works Fund which gets 33\1/3\%. Within each fund, the Act establishes subfunds. The Sound Recordings Fund consists of four subfunds: The first of these--the Nonfeatured Musicians' Subfund--is allocated 2\5/8\% of the Sound Recordings Fund, and the second subfund--the Nonfeatured Vocalists' Subfund--gets a 1\3/8\% share; after the shares of these two subfunds are subtracted, two other subfunds--the Featured Recording Artist Subfund and the Sound Recording Owners Subfund--receive 40% and 60% of the remainder respectively. In the Musical Works Fund, there are two subfunds--the Publishers' Subfund and the Writers' Subfund--which each get 50% of that Fund. The Act thus establishes the percentages for each fund and subfund, but left it to the Copyright Royalty Tribunal to decide what each claimant within a subfund would get. Accordingly, the Act required the Tribunal to ascertain within 30 days after the last day for filing claims--March 30--whether there were any controversies among the claimants as to the proper distribution of the royalties in their fund and/or subfund. If there were any controversies, the Tribunal was to initiate a proceeding immediately and make a final determination concerning distribution within one year. II. Tribunal Actions in 1993 Last year the Tribunal asked the claimants if there were any controversies in distributing the 1992 DART royalties, and made an initial funding that there were controversies in both the Sound Recording and the Musical Works Funds. 58 FR 17576 (1993). By the end of 1993 all the claimants to the Musical Works Fund had reached settlements, except for one individual, who asserted that there were controversies in both the Publishers' and the Writers' Subfunds. Concerning the Sound Recordings Fund, there were settlements in three of the four subfunds; however, for the Featured Recording Artists' Subfund, the Gospel Music Coalition, the Alliance of Artists and Recording Companies, Reachout Records International, Inc. and Copyright Management, Inc. had not reached settlements with one corporation and one individual by the end of the last year. The Tribunal had established December 1, 1993 as the date by which the parties in controversy would be required to file their written direct cases. However, effective December 17, 1993, Congress passed the Copyright Royalty Tribunal Reform Act of 1993: This legislation dissolved the Tribunal and established a new system of copyright arbitration royalty panels (CARPs) to be supported by the Library of Congress and the Copyright Office. Before the Act was passed, but in anticipation of it, two requests were made of the Tribunal. The parties to the Musical Works Fund asked the Tribunal to consolidate the 1992 DART distribution proceeding with the 1993 DART distribution proceeding (scheduled to begin in 1994), insofar as it applied to that particular fund. The parties to the Sound Recordings Fund did not join with the request for consolidation, but instead asked the Tribunal for a suspension of the procedural date requiring them to file a written direct case by December 1, 1993. On November 29, 1993, the Tribunal granted both requests, thus consolidating the 1992 and 1993 Musical Works Fund proceedings and suspending the procedural dates for the 1992 Sound Recording Fund proceeding. III. The New CARP System As we said, Congress dissolved the Copyright Royalty Tribunal and, effective December 17, 1993, established the CARP system in the Library of Congress. As instructed by the Reform Act, the Copyright Office immediately issued a notice adopting the full text of the former Tribunal's rules and regulations on an interim basis. 58 FR 67690 (1993). Then, on January 18, 1994, the Office published proposed regulations revising the adopted Tribunal rules to adapt them to the requirements of the new CARP system. 59 FR 2550 (1994). In the January 18, 1994 notice, we stated that we did not consider the Copyright Office to be the successor agency of the Copyright Royalty Tribunal, and that it was Congress' intent to establish an entirely new system. Therefore, the proceedings that the Tribunal had started but not concluded by December 17, 1993 would not be taken up where they had left off, but would be begun anew under the new CARP regime. Id. at 2551. IV. Purposes of This Notice The first purpose of this notice is to begin anew the 1992 DART royalty distribution proceeding. We are asking the claimants to provide the Copyright Office, by June 10, 1994, with the following information: (a) Whether any controversies exist concerning distribution of 1992 DART royalties; (b) if controversies do exist, the particular subfunds for which they exist; and (c) if settlements have been made, the identity of the parties who have settled and of those who have not. The second purpose of this notice is to comply with the statutory obligation to begin the 1993 DART distribution proceeding. We are asking the same questions about 1993 DART as we are asking about 1992 DART: whether any controversies exist, for which subfunds, and who are the settled and non-settled parties. After the existence of any controversies are determined, AHRA gives the Copyright Office 30 days to distribute those royalties not in controversy. In order to make that determination for both the 1992 and 1993 proceedings, we are asking the claimants who report that they are in controversy to state how much is in controversy in each subfund. The information to be provided should include each claimant's asserted percentage or dollar claim to the subfund, and a brief narrative justifying that asserted claim. In addition, we are asking each claimant who expects to be participating in a CARP proceeding to file a Notice of Intent to Participate, as required by 37 CFR 251.43(a). Third, we are seeking comment as to the advisability of consolidating the 1992 DART and the 1993 DART distribution proceedings. We are aware that the Tribunal granted a request for consolidation filed by the Musical Works Fund claimants. The reasons the claimants cited at the time was that the 1992 fund, which only included royalties collected between October 28 and December 31 of that year, was relatively small, that the amounts in controversy were necessarily even smaller, that the cost of litigating each fund separately would be high in comparison with the size of the funds, and that the 1992 proceeding, being the first of its kind, would be setting important precedent and would benefit from consolidation with the 1993 proceeding. We should like to learn two things: (1) Whether the claimants who requested consolidation of the 1992 and 1993 DART Musical Works Fund distributions are adhering to their request; and (2) whether the claimants of the Sound Recordings Fund believe that similar consolidations should be made for that fund. Fourth, as explained below, we are using this notice to announce three-month delays in meeting two DART deadlines this year: the determination of the existence of controversies and the distribution of DART royalties not in controversy. V. DART Deadlines The AHRA establishes several statutory deadlines to assure the speedy distribution of DART royalties. Claims are to be filed by the last day of February, each year. The existence of any controversies is to be ascertained by March 30. Distribution of royalties not in controversy are to be authorized to be distributed within 30 days of the finding that they were not in controversy--that is, no later than April 29. Under the earlier law, the Tribunal was to conclude all proceedings to resolve any controversies within one year of declaring the existence of those controversies. The abolition of the Tribunal and the establishment of an entirely new CARP system in the Library of Congress has made the meeting of certain statutory deadlines exceedingly difficult and, in at least three cases, virtually impossible. The Administrative Conference of the United States has considered the issue of how agencies should respond to circumstances that affect their ability to adhere to schedule, and has issued a series of recommendations concerning statutory time limits. 43 FR 27509 (1978), 1 CFR 305.78-3. The Administrative Conference said: It should be recognized that special circumstances, such as a sudden substantial increase in caseload, or complexity of the issues raised in a particular proceeding, or the presence of compelling public interest considerations, may justify an agency's failure to act within a predetermined time. An agency's departure from the legislative timetable should be explained in current status reports to affected persons or in a report to Congress. Id., at para. 4. The Copyright Office finds that good cause exists for not meeting one earlier, and two current statutory deadlines for the distribution of 1992 and 1993 DART royalties. Under the law in effect before December 17, 1993, the Tribunal was obliged to conclude the 1992 DART distribution proceeding by April, 1994. However, because the Tribunal no longer exists and because the Copyright Office is not the successor agency to the Tribunal, we cannot be bound by the Tribunal's deadlines. We believe that all proceedings started by the Copyright Office are governed by the new provisions of the Copyright Royalty Tribunal Reform Act of 1993, which sets its own statutory time limits on the Library of Congress and the Copyright Office for conducting CARP proceedings. Our authority to begin DART distribution proceedings is dependent on having the new CARP system in place. That means adopting extensive new rules after full opportunity for the public to comment has been given. It also involves the time-consuming and important process of identifying a pool of potential arbitrators and evaluating their qualifications, ethical eligibility, and availability in consultation with various arbitration associations. We are acting with the utmost speed in all these areas, but it is obvious that these goals cannot be accomplished in time to begin DART distribution proceedings in April, 1994. We therefore find that a delay of three months is necessary with respect to two DART deadlines. Instead of declaring the existence of any controversies in 1992 and/or 1993 DART distribution by March 30, 1994, we will make such declaration no later than June 30, 1994. Distribution of royalties not in controversy will be authorized on or before August 1, 1994. Dated: February 22, 1994. Barbara Ringer, Acting Register of Copyrights. Approved by: James H. Billington, The Librarian of Congress. [FR Doc. 94-4456 Filed 2-28-94; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 1410-03-P


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These reflections are taken from the book "Pro-Life Reflections for Every Day" by Fr. Frank Pavone which is available for purchase at: ProLifeReflectionsForEveryDay.org
"We have only done our duty" (Luke 17:10).
Reflection: The pro-life movement is not controlled "from above" or orchestrated through commanders giving orders. Rather, the response to children in danger of being killed flows from our most basic human inclinations. This is why the movement is so large and diverse, and why such diversity is legitimate.
Prayer: Lord, if we were not to respond to children who are in need, we would be acting as if we were not human. Thank you for the pro-life movement, which shows forth humanity at its best. Amen.


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04/19/2011 Freedom Watch w/ Neal Boortz, Tim Huelskamp, Michael Cannon, Malou Innocent, Clark Neily, more
Watch the Tuesday April 19th, 2011 edition of Freedom Watch with Judge Napolitano below.
Watch the Tuesday April 19th, 2011 edition of Freedom Watch with Judge Napolitano below.
I view Neal Boortz with a good deal of affection, like a high school teacher who
planted a thought and changed my political awareness. Mr. Boortz introduced me to
libertarianism and I remain grateful but his limited intellect and could take me no further. For my undergraduate and post-graduate education, I turned to Harry Browne, Ron Paul, Lew Rockwell, Nick Gillespie and other masterfully astute libertarians.
Disappointingly, Boortz and his radio program is largely insignificant, except
perhaps for his obsession with his controversial Fair Tax. A significant amount of this radio show is contaminated by trivial, personal concerns and caustic, theatrical antics. Principled libertarians should not forget Boortz's eight years as a turncoat during the George W. Bush administration. One libertarian observer during this time period noted that Boortz represented the fascist wing of the Libertarian Party.


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"Bachelor" star Juan Pablo may be looking for his wife on the show these days, but it sounds like he won't be celebrating other people's love. He was rumored to be attending Sean and Catherine's wedding with his daughter as his date, but as the episode aired last night, he was nowhere in sight. Apparently, he was watching the event on television. According to a new Wetpaint Entertainment report published on Jan. 26, "Bachelor" star Juan Pablo was supposedly uninvited to the wedding because of his anti-gay comments.
"I was able to WATCH the wedding 35 min…" Juan revealed as the wedding was airing. He also tweeted a picture of himself watching the Grammy Awards. Rather than attending the event, he watched the Grammys. So, what happened? Well, lots could have happened but it sounds like someone has an idea.
"Pretty apparent at this point Juan Pablo is not at the wedding. Can probably guess why. Hint: more pervert," Reality Steve revealed about Juan's absence from the wedding. Of course, Juan could have stayed home because he didn't want to attend without his future wife.
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