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Inviting apartment in Marais
Size34 m²
Floor No.3
- Kitchen
- Towels
- Internet/WiFi
|rue du Forez, 75003 Paris, France
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The inviting apartment offers a warmly colored double bedroom with storage space, and a combined living/dining area with a sofa bed. The kitchen is fully equipped and the bathroom boasts a rainforest shower, a heated towel rack and a hairdryer.
Bastille Square is a 20-minute walk from the apartment. There are 2 metro stations within 5 minutes' walking distance, providing direct access to popular tourist destinations including the Eiffel Tower and Les Invalides Museum.
The Picasso Museum is within walking distance of the apartment, containing over 3000 pieces of work by Picasso, in all forms.
Bed linen and towels are provided for bookings of more than 1 month, upon request.
A €10 fee is required for check-in between 7:00 pm and 9:00 pm.
A €20 fee is required for check-in between 9:00 pm and 11pm.
A €40 fee is required for check-in after 11pm.
Respect the neighbors and keep noise to a minimum.
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A very chic, small apartment at the foot of Sacre Coeur. A bit tucked away in a maze of narrow streets with many cafes and restaurants just outside the front door. The apartment looks on the pictures a bit bigger than it really is. For our 3 day stay, it was just right and had everything you could possibly want. It was all very clean and tidy. The shower is initially bediehnen somewhat complicated, with all the possible settings, then results but after some trial and error of aleine.
Ein sehr schickes, kleines Apartment am Fuss des Sacré-coeur. Ein bisschen versteckt in einer der verwinkelten kleinen Gassen mit vielen Cafés und Restaurants gleich vor der Haustüre. Das Apartment wirkt auf den Fotos etwas grösser als es in wahrheit ist. Für unseren 3 Tage Aufenthalt war es aber genau richtig und bot alles, was man sich wünschen konnte. Es war alles sehr sauber und ordentlich. Die Dusche ist anfangs etwas kompliziert zu bediehnen, mit all den möglichen Einstellungen, ergibt sich dann aber nach kurzem Pröbeln von aleine.
Very nice bright apartment with good access to metro, great place in Montmartre where there is no noise.
Definitely recommend it to everyone!
thank you for rent,
we would like to come back
We met unfortunately never Alex. He was represented by Adrien then we should have the keys handed over and he was a little delayed. We agreed with him during the show that we wrote a text message to Alex and told when the last team left the apartment on the following Monday. It was pm. 11:00. But no Alex popped up or gave the message. We therefore left the keys in the apartment and slammed the door behind us.
The apartment is all right and we enjoyed also stay in Paris full.
Vi mødte desværre aldrig Alex. Han lod sig repræsentere af Adrien da vi skulle ha nøglerne overrakt og han var lidt forsinket. Vi aftalte med ham under fremvisningen at vi skrev en sms til Alex og fortalte hvornår sidste hold forlod lejligheden den følgende mandag. Det var kl. 11.00. Men ingen Alex dukkede op eller gav besked. Vi efterlod derfor nøglerne i lejligheden og smækkede døren efter os.
Lejligheden er helt i orden og vi nød i øvrigt opholdet i Paris fuldt ud.
Spacious, well equipped and very well located, all shops nearby. Flexible scheduling arrival and departure very valuable.
Appartement spacieux, très bien équipé et très bien situé, tous commerces à proximité. Flexibilité des horaires arrivée et départ très appréciables.
It has pleased us very well ... Nice apartment, clean bedrooms, living room and bathroom.
Very good location: just 20 meters to the metro
Es hat uns sehr gut gefallen... Nette Wohnung, saubere Schlafzimmer, Wohnzimmer und Bad.
Lage sehr gut: nur 20 m zur Metro
Paris keeps its promise: A sensational city! The apartment was equipped for 4 adults and perfect to reach by Metro. Good beds, clean and modern bathroom. We were personally welcomed and handed the key. Unfortunately, there was no toilet paper and a fee for late arrival at 22.45 h in the amount over 40 €, which was announced only on the day of travel by mail of the owner and eventually paid for in cash. So +++++ residential, service - / +.
Paris kept its promises: A Sensational City! The apartment was well equipped, perfectly located near a metro station, with a clean bathroom and four good beds. We were personally welcomed and handed the key. It was a pity, thatthere what no toilet paper and a late-night check-in fare of € 40 in at 22:45 Which was paid cash. Summary: Apartment +++++, service +/-.
Paris hält sein Versprechen: Eine sensationelle Stadt! Das Apartment war bestens für 4 Erwachsene ausgestattet und perfekt per Metro zu erreichen. Gute Betten, sauberes und modernes Bad. Wir wurden persönlich empfangen und der Schlüssel ausgehändigt. Leider gab es kein Toilettenpapier und eine Gebühr für die späte Ankunft um 22.45 h in Höhe über 40€, die erst am Tag der Reise per mail von Vermieter angekündigt und schließlich bar bezahlt wurde. Also Wohnen +++++, Service -/+.
Paris kept its promises: A sensational City! The Apartment was well equipped, perfectly located near a metro station, with a clean Bathroom and four good beds. We were personally welcomed and the key handed. It was a pity, that there was no toilet paper and a late night-check-in-fare of 40€ in at 22.45h which was paid cash. Summary: Apartment +++++, Service +/-.
Nice, clean, tasteful and practical. Good sleeping comfort. Congenial and reliable contact with Alex. Quiet location, especially at night.
Schön, sauber, geschmackvoll und praktisch eingerichtet. Guter Schlafkomfort. Sympathisch und zuverlässig der Kontakt mit Alex. Ruhige Lage, speziell nachts.
A wonderful place to stay, a nice apartement in a good area. The apartement is very central and the Metrostation is in front of the door. The bedrooms are quiet and the apartement is all in all very nice.
Alex was friendly - thanks for your late reception.
We will come back when we can.
Very nice appartment, really tastefully equipped, nice furniture etc and equipped with anything you need for your stay, from dishes to washing machine and towels etc. The communication with Alex was good and uncomplicated.
We did not mind the appartment being located on the 4th floor, but the only point that was not perfect was that the living room was kind of noisy at night. As we were 3 people, one had to sleep there and the windows have only single glass...
But the rest was absolutely fine!
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There's definitely a hack-and-slash mentality since you get XP for destroying anything and everything--that part I don't like. I'm just now reading WoD after playing VtMB (and deciding I really can't play that til the kids get older unless I can find a group here in town that plays). I like how they reward 'quests completed' instead of 'things destroyed'--that makes more sense to me. In fact, it took me awhile playing VtM to be comfortable with the concept 'hey, I don't _have_ to kill all these guys--I can sneak around them/lure them away'. With the XP In D&D there's no real incentive built into the game to solve a problem in a creative way, like finding a secret door to get to a room that bypasses the monsters. That's always been an issue for that game.
Unless you have a good GM.
In some of the published adventures the writers are now starting to say 'if they manage to make the monster happy and not kill him, give them the XP they'd normally get plus x amount for creativity'.
Heck, I'd give more xp than killing the monster would kill, since that's a greater challenge. Sometimes that means capturing the monster, which is definitely more difficult than just putting a sword in it.
I do give out xp for kills in my 2e game, but only for monsters, not for treasure claimed, because getting the treasure is a reward in itself. And 2e xp awards for killing monsters are horribly low. Good luck to anyone wanting to rise to high levels doing so in my campaign - it'll take a long time indeed.
Instead I give out story goal awards. In short, if the PCs are able to achieve a goal, especially if they can do it well, then they get extra xp for that. And those xp are much, much larger than anything they can get for monster-slashing.
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Why you'd want to have a fighter class and just pick 'scribe scroll' for the heck of it I don't know, so yeah, that skill would be useless. In some respects WoD is just as artificial--I have a decent dexterity, but that doesn't give me automatic knowledge of lockpicking or using firearms, and there are no skills outside the ones in the game (which admittedly are quite a few). Your clan does limit your choices somewhat--if you pick a Ventrue you're going to go for different skills than if you play Nosferatu, and in the computer game at least, since your disciplines are set, it does drive the skill levels you pick to a certain extent.
If Vampire or Werewolf are too dark, then I recommend Exalted:
It basically uses the same system, but the characters are all semi-gods in a japanese-inspired fantasy world similar to the anime-movie Ninja Scroll. There's a huge backstory to go through, but it's all very interesting and compelling. Sure, there are also some truly dark areas - like with the Abyssals - but you don't need to go anywhere near them as GM, if you don't want to - you just need to know as GM that they are there and why.
Of course, you could also do what I'm currently considering, which is running my existing D&D game world with GURPS Fantasy/Magic rules.
Your point about xp for achievements instead of monster-slashing is my point out 3.Xe/d20 being "outdated". Most RPGs have long since abandoned the idea that good role-playing is based on hack 'n slash, but with 3e, D&D seemed to insist on returning to the roots of monster-slashing and dungeon-crawling. 2e isn't that much better, of course, but 2e hails way back from the late 80s when tabletop RPGs were barely out of their infancy. And 2e tried purposefully to stay very close to 1e AD&D.
3e, however, makes a point of being a totally different game. That's fine, but for a new system that tries to not be a mere revision of earlier editions, it is incredibly inflexible and rigid for a game system released in the last decade. 2e Player Option rules had far more flexibility than 3e/3.5e has. And 3.Xe also insists on stupid and cumbersome rules like how spellcasters provoke attacks of opportunity if they cast spells near an enemy. That was not in there before. I particularly dislike that rule because it makes wizards more extreme while it also forces them to build the Concentration skill. A low-level wizard has always been puny in D&D - the worst and most limited character you could ever play. Now he's even worse. If the wizard went high levels, however, he was virtually godlike. Now he is even worse in that area, because he can probably concentrate his spells through any attack. That also was not allowed before. High-leveled wizards were already the most powerful characters in 2e. Now they are even worse at low levels and even more undefeatable at high ones.
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All that being said, a good GM will work with the strengths and around the limitations of the game for the sake of creating a good story for his/her particular group. If you have a fighter who's picked up a funky skill, a good GM can work with that and capitalize on that to create opportunities in the game that s/he might not ordinarily have with a 'regular' character, even if the skill choice is really dumb. So yeah, some skills work better with some classes than others, but that doesn't mean they're always useless. Right now our family game has a party of 2 paladins and a rogue (Jimbo of course.
). Jimbo decided to cross-class as a wizard to add in some magic-using for the party. I'll probably use the tips in DMG 2 to create a prestige class for him to meet the needs of our particular campaign. I think there's one in the 'Complete Adventurer' already but I think with the particular set of skills in our party we'll end up needing something more tailor-made.
Decent rules are no substitute for a good GM. Heck, a good GM can make any game work, no matter how stupid the rules are. Because a good GM also know when to throw the rules out. I really don't care how many millions of hit points that fighter has - if he falls from a mountain for a mile onto sharp, pointed while wearing his platemail, then he's dead. Period! I don't care what the bloody rules say! And if you uber-Sith Lord is still aboard that stardestroyer when the rebels destroy it, then you're also dead - I don't care how powerful your character is or what force-powers he had!
I still run a campaign on 2e rules, which we all agree are highly inflexible and inferior to most other rules out there. But it doesn't matter because the campaign works and the characters are interesting. The first is my credits, since I run the campaign and its plots, and the second is to my players' credit, because they've made good characters with rich backgrounds. Sure, that ranger in my campaign might be so good with the bow that he can outshoot Legolas, but that's incidental - it's not the reason why the player will never forget the character.
A good GM can even make 3e work. The question is why he or she would want to? I run 2e because it's convenient to the campaign world I like. 3e, however, just recycles old campaign worlds like FR and GH, so unless it's something original like Eberron, there really is no need.
And for the record, yes, I have played 3e as both player and GM. I've even written adventures for 3e, even though I don't like the system (and no, I won't tell anyone where they can download those).
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RIP Princess Lacey became trending in many forms on Twitter on April 9. According to FOX News, Lacey was an 8-year-old girl who made news when Adreian Payne carried her onto the floor during the Senior Night ceremony after a Michigan State game. She instantly warmed the hearts of thousands, many whom followed her story ever since. She first met Adreian two years ago and the two became great friends.
"Princess Lacey has achieved the ultimate victory. She now dances among angels --¦ the world is a better place because you were in it. Our hearts are broken. We love you doll (sic)," read a message on Instagram today. People all over the country began tweeting about Lacey, many sending out their condolences to a family they didn't even know.
Princess Lacey (as she is known in the Internet world) battled cancer for two years. In Nov. 2013, she and her family found out that her cancer had spread. She underwent numerous treatments but her body could no longer fight. Neuroblastoma is a very aggressive cancer and Lacey needed surgery, chemo, and other treatment which allowed her to hang on for two years.
Little Lacey called Adreian Payne "Superman" while he called her his "Little Sis." However it's clear to see who the real "Superman" is here... and the irony is just perfect. Lacey was a beautiful girl and so many people's lives were made better by her strength and her smile.
Princess Lacey is survived by her parents, Matt and Heather Holsworth, and her three brothers, William, Mitchell, and Luke.
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FIFA starts selecting its goal line technology for the World Cup in 2014
Could work out well, could be balls
FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION FIFA has reached out to suppliers of sports technologies for a partner that can supply it will goal line cameras.
FIFA has issued a statement in which it asked for companies to step forward and present their kit for use amongst all the other kit that will litter the dozen stadiums that will be used in competitions. It is presently open to persuasion on offers.
"After a successful implementation of Goal-Line Technology (GLT) at the FIFA Club World Cup in Japan in December 2012, FIFA has decided to use GLT at the FIFA Confederations Cup Brazil 2013 and 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil," said the statement.
"The aim is to use GLT in order to support the match officials and to install a system in all stadia, pending the successful installation, and pre-match referee tests. With different technologies on the market, FIFA has launched a tender today, setting out the technical requirements for the two forthcoming competitions in Brazil."
Two requirements, including a license under FIFA's Quality Programme for supplying GLT, are actually all that would be needed, and in most sensible minds they would be that, (a) the technology works and, (b) it does not slow the game down.
FIFA president Seb Blatter grabbed hold of the GLT debate in 2010 when a Frank Lampard goal was disallowed against Germany and a Tevez offside was allowed for Argentina against Mexico. At that time Blatter apologised to fans of England and Mexico and conceded that thought must be given to the fourth official.
Goalref and Hawkeye would seem to be the most likely contenders in the competition, having already been trialed by FIFA.
Football fans of particular teams, including Spurs fans who are aware of the Juan Mata 'ghost goal', might have their own reasons for supporting the fourth official. µ
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Aston Martin has issued a recall for more than 17,000 Volante and Vanquish* coupe (including 5,001) cars produced during the past 6 months due to a defective accelerator pedal arms installed by a Chinese subcontracter. This amounts to 3 out of ever 4 vehicles the company has made since 2008.
The 2014 Volante made its official debut at during the 2013 Pebble Beach Automotive Week, followed by 2013 Los Angeles Auto Show, and was expected to hit showrooms this month. A limited (10 units) "Neiman Marcus"version of 2014 Volante is said to have been "inspired by the 1969 DB6 Volante owned by HRH Prince of Wales." The new Vanquish coupe was unveiled at the recent Detroit International Auto Show.
According to a report by the luxury car maker, Shenzhen Kexiang Mould Tool Co., (which molds the parts), was found to have been "using counterfeit plastic material supplied by a Chinese subcontractor." An investigation is currently being conducted into the matter in Asia.
"It is important to note that there have been no reported accidents and that the fix takes less than one hour.That said, customer safety is our primary concern," stated a company spokeswoman.
*The Aston Martin Vanquish has primarily been associated with with James Bond after being featured in the 2002 film "Die Another Day," starring Pierce Brosnan and Halle Berry. A more powerful and more aerodynamic version, the Vanquish S, was unveiled in 2004, although it was later replaced by the DBS in 2007. The name, however, once again was revived in 2012 for the successor to the DBS.


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Parliament was to open for the first time since the April elections. Unfortunately all we saw were Sunni and Kurdish members walking out. Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki a Shiite has been asked to step down in favor of a more open government but still refuses. ISIS, the Islamist rebel group now controls some 30 or more cities and villages and does not seem to be able to be defeated. Iran wants to step in and help the Shiite controlled government of Iraq but most people are nervous for this approach to normalcy. In other words if you put all this information on paper you end up with a nightmare.
Lets start with ISIS, this group is pure and simple just evil. Most groups want little or nothing to do with them. When they move through a city they act like locusts and devour everything in sight they leave death and destruction in their wake. They leave decapitated bodies, their heads lying on the side of the roads they travel. Simply put this group does not want western ways but what's funny they sure like the American weapons that they pick up along the way.
Kurdish people have always been the group to pick on Saddam Hussein would do everything and anything to destroy this group of people going as far as attacking them with chemical weapons. Thanks to all the recent turmoil the Kurdish people in Iraq are now feeling powerful.
The United States has requested that Prime Minister al-Maliki step down but he refuses. Thus bringing the country even more into disarray. He will not try to form a more universal government. This could help to diffuse some of this situation but he is standing firm.
Finally, Iran wants to help Iraq by placing weapons into the governments hands. Now can anyone see that this would be a negative rather than a positive. Iran and Iraq have been at odds for years and now they want to help. Wrong.
For better than a decade American troops fought and died so that Iraq might a better future yet within two years this hope falls flat on its face. This is a major catastrophe and it doesn't look good for the future.


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I'm back on Douglas, Big Cuter to my right, each of us engaged with our netbooks and the Knicks and the Lakers and the holiday. He's got his "Open Me First" sweatpants on above his new, no-show, running socks. He chose the t-shirt himself last weekend; it's no surprise that it's keeping him covered now. We're sharing the occasional laugh or gasp or "Need anything from the kitchen?"'s as the afternoon winds down.
The boxes are flattened, the bags collapsed and folded, the ribbons stuffed in the glitter-dripping-everywhere-free-if-you-buy-3-greeting-cards-shiny-red box. There is no such thing as a free lunch. I'll be finding little bits of red shiny stuff all year long. It's already all over the chair... the floor... the couch... my lap....
I love this time of year.
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
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Pregame will be posted a few hours before each game this baseball season. About an hour before first pitch, lineups will be added to the bottom of this post. Return after the game for our Postgame blog with video.
Alden Cartwright, a freshman from Runnels, will get the start Sunday for LSU.
It was an expected move. Cartwright did not pitch in the first two games of the season, and he started in the series finale at Ole Miss, retiring his first 10 batters of the game. He went four innings, a season long, in that game.
Cartwright is making just his third start of the season. All three starts have come in the last two weeks. In 20.2 innings this season, Cartwright has struck out 18 and walked just three. He's allowed four earned runs.
General Info
- What: LSU (32-11-1, 11-8-1) vs. Tennessee (26-15, 8-12)
- When: noon Sunday
- Where: Alex Box Stadium
- Starting pitchers: LSU Fr. RHP Alden Cartwright (1-0, 1.74) vs. Sr. RHP Nick Williams (4-4, 3.54)
- In-game updates on Twitter: @DellengerAdv
- On deck: vs. Alcorn State, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Alex Box Stadium
- In the hole: at Texas A&M, 6:30 p.m. Friday, Blue Bell Park
- Links to know: Tennessee rallies late to even series with Tigers; Bregman returning to old form; Postgame blog
What's At Stake
- In the race for a national seed, the Tigers really can't afford to drop a series at home. That would likely mean LSU would have to win its last three series, two of them on the road, to claim a top-8 seed and be home for a super regional.
What To Watch
- The mound: Cartwright gets the nod after a solid four-inning outing in a start in the series-clinching win over Ole Miss last weekend. It's unlikely Cartwright will go much more than three or four innings so the Tigers bullpen – one that got dinged up Saturday – will need to be good.
- UT's bats: The Vols have 22 hits in two games against LSU. It's the most hits in back-to-back games against the Tigers this year. Can they finally quiet UT's hitters?
- Lineup moves: Mainieri is still figuring out his lineup, somewhat. Kade Scivicque, Tyler Moore, Jake Fraley and Sean McMullen are all good bats, but the coach struggles in getting them all in the lineup at the same time. He'd have to pull defensive star Kramer Robertson to do it. Last night, he put Scivicque at first just to get him in the starting group, and the junior bobbled a ball at first, maybe costing LSU a run.
Know Your Opponent
- Williams is the only of three UT starters this weekend who's been in the rotation all season. In three of six SEC starts, Williams has allowed at least eight hits. In his last outing, at Alabama, Williams gave up 10 hits and eight runs.
- Andrew Stevenson, CF
- Mark Laird, RF
- Alex Bregman, SS
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It went deeper than rap, and in many people's minds, it crossed the line of hip-hop battling. On Wednesday, [artist id="860639″]50 Cent[/artist] released a dis video on ThisIs50.com called "A Psychic Told Me," in which he threatens [artist id="1800901″]DJ Khaled[/artist] and his mother.
In the clip, 50 is sitting down in the studio, writing a poem, then the footage switches to a house that he claims belongs to Khaled's mom. Later, 50 says he knows where DJ Khaled lives and all but takes responsibility for the DJ's car tires recently being slashed. Then the video shows some men in Thisis50.com T-Shirts arriving at Khaled's mother's purported workplace. The woman they claim is the DJ's mother is asleep at a desk, as the cameraman zooms in on photos of Khaled and Fat Joe. At the end of the video, 50 declares he has "less compassion than the average human." He crumples the poem he was working on, a ThisIs50.com logo comes on the screen and there is the sound of gunshots.
Viewers were left in a state of shock, as the clip seems to indicate that the beef between 50, Rick Ross and Khaled has taken an uglier turn.
Meanwhile, both Khaled and Ross were in New York on Thursday, shooting a video that had nothing to do with hip-hop quarrels, but in fact promoted unity. The two Miami hip-hop staples joined Fabolous, Ludacris and Juelz Santana for The-Dream's video for the remix of "Rockin' That Thang."
On the set, Khaled refused to address the 50 issue. "I'm not gonna let him bait me," he said. But Ricky Ross had plenty to say on the latest round.
"I'mma be honest; I didn't have a reaction," Ross said. "Watching that, understanding the monkey, it's like its no threat whatsoever. … To me, it's a sign of reassuring you're people's safety. Where I come from, Gs, if they had that information [of where your enemies and their families live], I'm not exposing nothing. I'm acting like I don't know nothing. To the real Gs, they don't even watch it or entertain it. … Khaled, his mom knows she's safe. All the Gs worldwide know what it is, and it gets no points."
In his defense, 50 told radio personality Miss Info that his threat to Khaled's mom was in response to ThisIsCurly.com, a site promoting Ross' album that had featured a picture of Fif's son Marquise Photoshopped on the head of a monkey.
"How come everyone hears the shot, but nobody sees the slap before the shot?" 50 asked Miss Info. He also further explained his fight strategy: "You push, I punch. You stab, I shoot."
Info says Ross' camp denied having anything to do with ThisIsCurly.com, which has since apparently been hacked. It now appears to be a site for a sex shop that is streaming 50's own "Pimpin' Curly" spoof video, in which he wears a wig and plays a crude pimp, apparently responding to Ross' dis record, "Kiss My Pinky Ring, Curly."
The video of the threat to Khaled and his mom was removed from ThisIs50 on Thursday. In the meantime, however, 50 released a new dis record called "Tia Told Me," referring to Tia Kemp, Ross' baby's mother. The G-Unit also just dropped a dis video for "I'll Be the Shooter."
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Saturday is May 1st. What better way to ring in the month than by venturing to some kid-friendly and educational activities happening throughout the state this weekend!
May 1 - Mystic
Amphibian Monitoring Project Training - Mystic Aquarium, 55 Coogan Blvd. Leap into action and attend the family-friendly training session. Help collect data on local frog, toad and salamander populations throughout the late spring and summer, using amphibian vocalizations and sightings. Data is collected monthly at Bluff Point State Park and Pequot Woods in Groton and a conservation site at the aquarium. The data is sent to the Department of Environmental Protection for year-to-year monitoring and analysis on how the numbers are indicative of environmental conditions and change.3:30 to 6:30 PM Free. Register at www.mysticaquarium.org. (860) 572-5955
May 1 - New Haven
Open Farm Day - Meet Baby Chicks. Common Ground, 358 Springside Avenue. Did you know that not all chicks are yellow? Visit to the farm and meet our mother hens and their new baby chicks. Learn about the amazing journey from egg to chick and take home information about free-range, humanely raised poultry and eggs. This is a free event. 10 am - 2 pm www.nhep.com. (203) 389-4333
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Annual Egg Hunt at Quassy Amusement Park! (rescheduled from April 25 rainout) The egg hunt is part of the Greater Waterbury Campership Fund opening weekend Quassy stages each spring to help send underprivileged children to summer camp. Children ages 6 to 13 collect candy and search for plastic prize eggs in the Great Lawn area of the park. Top prizes in the lawn egg hunt include bicycles and MP3 players. Youngsters are reminded to bring their own bags to collect candy and eggs. 3 PM
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The Milford Harbor Duck Race! Fowler Field Rotary Pavilion. Food, fun, entertainment, giveaways and thousands of adorable rubber ducks! 10 am - 4 pm including a Family Fun Run at 11 am, a Corporate Duck Race at 12 noon and our signature Milford Harbor Duck Race at 1 pm. Fun for the Whole Family! Free. (203) 874-3811


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If you missed it, here are the overviews of day 1 and day 2, so today we'll continue our coverage of the third and final day. Just a reminder that we're not really on the spot, but watching the live video stream, although we do have many of our friends sending us pics and stuff from San Francisco.
So the third day will be covered just like the previous two, in this very post I'll write updates on what's happening over at the event, the most exciting tweets and photos as they arrive. Refresh the page from time to time to grab the new content or follow us on Twitter for the updates announcements. Enjoy the show and thanks for being with us!
8:00 — Waiting
Doors opened at 8am but the sessions start at 9. The live stream is offline but the Twitter feed is quite active already, everybody's looking forward to Matt's "State Of The Word" session today at 11 and the party last night was awesome, as usual :)
Looking forward to "State Of The Word" by @photomatt. If you missed all the conference, at least watch this session today at 11am. #wcsf
Well hot damn. My negotiation preso from yesterday is on the homepage of http://t.co/3wJLTuK #wcsf #lolcats
Alright, the live stream has been turned on and today's for content creators. Two tracks with information and inspiration vs how-to, tips and tricks and a few lightning sessions after lunch. First session is at 9:05 by Jeff Veen called "How the Web Works", staying tuned :)
The music waiting for #wcsf live feed is mellow. Perfect to sip coffee to and make philosophy.
9:05 — How the Web Works by Jeff Veen
Jess started his talk with beer and business opportunities when something's available to a limited group of people. The slides were very dark but thank god live stream viewers were able to see them perfectly, so let's wait for the recordings on WordPress.tv and Jeff's slides on Slideshare.
the awesome Jeff Even on stage now in #wcsf – first talk of the morning and the guy is talking about beer… interesting… :P
Apparently the projector has issues with bright screens. Glad my slides for later are on black. #lucky #wcsf
I'm finding @veen's talk interesting. I think the title is misleading. #WCSF
"There are people who literally don't give a shit about the web." w/ screenshot of Yahoo closing GeoCities. -@veen #wcsf
10:10 — Sheri Bigelow on Top 10 Features You Aren't Using
Two separate sessions about top 10 features of WordPress you probably didn't know about and killer food blogs. The features talk was aimed at WordPress beginners, started from the distraction-free writing mode, keyboard shortcuts and more. A great list indeed, especially the part about easter eggs around WordPress :)
Showing the "kitchen sink" to a client is hilarious, the look on their face is priceless. #wcsf
A great roundup of easter eggs in WordPress, thanks! @designsimply #wcsf
Sheri also showed the drag and drop media feature that's being worked on in WordPress 3.3. It's still draft but it works so if you've got the trunk version, try dragging your files on to the "Select Files" button when uploading. Pretty damn hidden but neat!
10:52 — Top 5 Ways to Break Your Blog — and Fix It
A great session by Hanni Ross, for WordPress beginners. It's very cool thing that Hanni was using her phone to switch between slides on her test website called Oppsie.Dasies. A great deal of tips on what to do when strange thing start happening with your WordPress website, like when the Site URL is broken.
Why did this break? "Let's look at what we changed recently, it's probably related." -@hanni #GoodAdvice #WCSF
"When something breaks, it always helps to check the last thing you have changed. "~ @hanni at #wcsf
YES! Listen to @hanni – YOU can help make WP better. Blog about how you fix things, update codex, use forums and IRC. #wcsf
And there's the message from Matt!
In about 45 minutes I'll be doing the State of the Word presentation, tune in here: http://t.co/4hpDvhm #wcsf (RT if you can)
11:30 — State Of The Word by Matt Mullenweg
A few announcements by Jane the voting for lightning sessions and the room is packed. Everybody wants to see Matt live, not in the simulcasted stream downstairs. And Matt is finally on stage, so here we go!
A few history of WordPress, a slideshow through the admin interface evolution. The results of the WordPress survey, pretty neat! Here are a few tweets and quotes:
Announced: WP plugin search results will stop showing plugins that haven't been updated in > 2 years #wcsf
Top reasons 18,000 people said they like WordPress "Ease of use & community". Via @photomatt #wcsf
"You will not believe how many iterations we made on this, down to the millisecond level of fading in and out." Oh, I do. #wcsf
Interesting. 65% say they do unrecognizable customization to WordPress, but only 4% say they customize the admin. #wcsf
Of every 100 domains created in the U.S., 22 of them are running WordPress. #wow #wcsf #mattnote
A great presentation by Matt Mullenweg, very inspiring with all the numbers! If you missed this part be sure to check back over at WordPress.tv for the recordings in a copule of weeks. A very cool and long Q&A with Matt on a bunch of stuff including multi-site WordPress, WordPress as a CMS, plugins, upgrades, media library and a lot more.
Matt Mullenweg's State of the Word slides are all based on jazz album covers – really cool #wscf
"One of my [long-term] dreams is for WordPress to auto-update itself. Just like Chrome." #wcsf
"Nothing in WordPress is ever final" -@photomatt #wcsf
"Who learned PHP from WordPress. Raise your hand. I'm raising my hand. Sorry about that, BTW." @photomatt #WCSF
Great session, totally the best, right? We're excited what's up next after lunch — we've got lightning sessions, e-commerce, Google+, SEO, themes, working with videos and organizing meetups and WordCamps. Stay tuned!
I think I just ate a pound of BBQ. #wcsf
14:30 — Lightning Sessions
Five cool lightning sessions. First session was Alex, Mitcho and Nacin showed off what they developed during the weekend, pretty neat! Andrew showed some neat stuff they're introducing to the admin panel of WordPress 3.3 and a great addon that Andrew wrote for P2 to promote and denote questions.
WordPress Debug Bar is a must use plugin for WordPress developers #wcsf
Great talk @nacin I really liked how P2 promote/demote works, cool stuff. #wcsf
Here's three plugins for P2 I've recently written, including the one I demoed today: http://t.co/zquNNsU #wcsf
Next was Brian on starting a new company based on WordPress. Brian told about a project he had, that started off on Ruby on Rails and then switched to WordPress at some point. A great insight about how to pick themes, a little tips about theme options and theme companies, support and more.
Going from Ruby On Rails to WordPress. There's a story you don't hear everyday! #wcsf
Basic colors and positioning are easiest to change, so should be last things you worry about in design. Focus on dashboard options.#wcsf
Good tips for starters, so next up was William (who seems @nacinbot) on creating a newspaper on WordPress. He showed how they publish documents in WordPress directly from Google Docs and then to Adobe InDesign to get ready for print, great idea!
To recap my #wcsf lightening talk, you can see what we're up to at http://t.co/oI4yyi3. Everything is in the process of being open-sourced.
A few more lightning presentations, so lightning fast that we can't really catch up with everything :) So here are a few interesting tweets during the last few.
so glad I'm downstaris. can stay in my seat #wcsf no crazy hippie yoga stuff for me
WordPress 3.2 code named Gershwin, after George Gershwin… the current speaker great grandfather. #wcsf
Yes, Gershwin even sang a son on stage, that was brilliant!
That was surprising and beautiful, we need more music at WordCamps. #wcsf
15:20 — WordPress and E-Commerce
After a short break, next up in the room downstairs is Jonathan Davis talking about WordPress and E-Commerce. Great tips on payment gateways, fees and merchant account providers!
"POS and that does not stand for Piece of Shit" ~ @jonathandavis on E-Commerce in WordPress at #wcsf
If you're processing credit card information, you MUST run SSL. #wcsf
"Make sure you salt your keys (wp-config.php)" ~ @jonathandavis at #wcsf
And seems like our first few video interviews are in! Great! More about these later, but here's a teaser ;)
Done interviewing @markjaquith @iamjohnford & @viper007bond. Looking for @otto42 @ryanimel for @themefm video #wcsf
15:50 — Appearance is Everything: Customizing Your Theme
Jane speaks about stickers, T-shirts, the event and then about themes. The old default theme (kubrik-based) was mentioned and then off to Twenty Ten and Twenty Eleven. Jane showcased a few features like header images, background images and kittens :)
"Don't make a theme with the name Twentyfifteen, because we need it sometime…" -@janeforshort #wcsf
Here's the WCSF Shirt xkcd strip on @janeforshort blog: http://t.co/o20yib3 #wcsf
A cool overview of the WordPress themes search interface and on how to find themes with the features that you want by using the features filter. Then Jane talks about editing CSS in themes.
"Who knows how to edit a theme?" Lots of hands go up. "Why are you even here? You know this!" @janeforshort #wcsf
A great introduction to child themes, what they are and how they work and why editing the style.css file directly will break on your next backup, but we all know that already, right? :) The next and last session starts at 16:30 and is about creating Meetups and WordCamps.
Oh and it seems that Otto's been on our camera too, cool!
@Otto42 thanks for the video interview at #wcsf! @themefm will tweet at you when it's up in a week or so!
16:30 — Organizing WordPress Meetups & WordCamps
Very cool session by Aaron Hockley on organizing WordPress events. He mentions that WordCamp San Francisco is different than all others, so you shouldn't model your event after this one.
"Don't model your local WordCamp after #wcsf" –@ahockley
When looking for a space, seek companies with space where WordPress compliments their business says @ahockley #wcsf
"You can live stream using Ustream, a simple microphone and a laptop with a webcam." ~ @ahockley at #wcsf
Don't be afraid to hold a special WordPress meetup if a significant update or person is in town says @ahockley #wcsf
A few great Q&A mentioning how to grow a small meetup group and how to use Meetup.com to organize your events. Aaron also gives a great deal of tips on how to find and deal with sponsorships on your events. Jane mentioned on Twitter that they're soon launching a new website called meet.wordpress.org — looking forward to that!
17:20 — Closing Remarks
Anyhow, this brings WordCamp San Francisco 2011 to an end with a few closing remarks from Matt. Thank you so much for reading and if you haven't already, check out our previous overviews of day 2 and day 1 of the event.
Note that we did miss a few sessions from the ones mentioned earlier since they were going simultaneously in two different rooms as separate tracks, and we couldn't watch both. So we picked the most exciting ones that we wanted to watch, thus covering them here. All the sessions from both tracks will be available on WordPress.tv in a couple of weeks so don't worry if you missed anything.


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Man, you have never seen a latina beauty as pretty as this girl! Our chick Lupita has great tits, a huge ass and is absolutely obsessed with fucking guys! If you haven't seen the works that she did for 8Th Street Laitnas, you are really missing out! The First Work she did on Reality Kings was back in 2003 and since then, she has not stopped being a porn star super queen!
Site: 8th Street Latinas
Date: Monday, April 21, 2003
We were going to check out Lupita when we almost got hit by a car crossing the street. We exchanged some words with the pussy that cut us off and then went on to talk to our Latina momma. She thought we were crazy for almost starting a fight in the middle of the street but you could tell it kinda turned her on a little. We told her about a club we were going to later and she was all about it. She came by during the day to hang out a little to get to know us. By the end of the day she had gotten to know us and our nutsacs!


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The Inn at Perry Cabin is a quiet hideaway in Maryland, and this waterfront estate is located on the edge of the Victorian town of St. Michaels. Just an hour and a half drive outside Washington DC, this charming Inn provides guests with incredible opportunities to take part in garden tours, boating, sailing, fishing, and crabbing excursions.
This quiet, luxury resort is also celebrating the season by offering weekends filled with wonderful food and live jazz by the Eric Felten Trio. Be sure to make your reservations for any of the following dates to enjoy the legendary food and fun. The winter jazz weekend series will be on Saturdays, and the band will perform at Sherwood's Landing, the hotel's incredible restaurant, from 7:00 – 11:00pm.
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On Wednesday, Dec. 19, the Lower Lake Community Action Committee will be hosting its monthly dinner.
As we have for more than 15 years now Carlé will have community service volunteers helping out. This month they will include Mayra Pantoja, Junior Garcia, and Charles Trujillo. All will be serving and cleaning. The students will be led by retired Carlé teacher Verna Rogers.
New this week at Carlé: Several fun activities have been taking place led by Student Council. Events like karaoke, dancing, door/tree decorating and voting for future events have already been held in advisories.
Friday, Dec. 21, will be a half-day at Carlé, and also a fun day. The day hosted by the student council will be filled with friendly competition, more decorating, dancing, watching movies, and much more.
Antoinette Percoats had her portfolio review last week in front of staff and friends. According to staff Miss Percoats did a great job highlighted by a recorded song she performed. We're all very proud of you and are very happy to see you progress further.
In Alan Siegel's Civics/Economics class the students are participating in an Econ Game called "On Your Own, Coast to Coast."
The Econ Game is a life simulator that puts the students into real life situations forcing them to save money and budgeting specifically what they'll do with said money.
This game is an excellent tool, and has given many a great insight on troubles of adult life. You can choose where to live, to own a car or not, how much money you'll make, whether to have a roommate and much more.
The most useful tool is the budgeting aspect of the game. While it is the hardest part budgeting is an important financial tool that every student at Carlé should take advantage of and utilize in their real lives.
Finally here is the list of the Gold and Silver level students from the second grading period who are, once again, showing just how successful our students can be. Thanks you guys and girls, keep up the great work by continuing to be fine examples for Carlé.
Gold Level: Timothy McGuire, Kobi Minard, Blossom Neidenbach, Mayra Pantoja, and Lance Thurston.
Silver Level: Cody Beers, Nura Brown, Michael Field, Junior Garcia, Emilio Gonzales, Ray Green, Josh Kennedy, Jessie Mason, Antoinette Percoats, Roxie Purdum-White, Antonia Rosiles, and Rosie Wright-Trejo.
Jesse Harrell attends Carlé Continuation High School in Lower Lake, Calif.


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River of Fundament
February 12, 2014 | by Andy Battaglia
Matthew Barney's singular new film.
Matthew Barney's studio, the birthing place of some of the biggest and most ambitious art of our time, sits in an industrial New York netherzone by the East River in Queens. A couple blocks down is a garage for cast-off food carts in states of obliteration and disarray. On the streets stroll workers whose sturdy coats solicit calls to 888-WASTEOIL, for the service of all waste-oil wants and needs. Alongside the studio the mercurial river flows, its current changing direction several times a day.
Inside are forklifts to move things like six-ton blocks of salt and sculpturally abetted Trans Ams. Football jerseys hang on a wall, including one for the fabled Oakland Raiders center Jim Otto (his number, 00, puts Barney in mind of extra-bodily orifices). A staff of a half dozen studio hands oversees projects of enterprising kinds, from building and bracing large architectural oddities to disrupting and destroying sculptures and letting objects rot.
It was here that Barney completed River of Fundament, a new epic film project premiering this week at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, with a running time of nearly six hours (including two intermissions) and passages that play as extravagantly abstracted and absurd. The film was inspired by Norman Mailer's 1983 novel, Ancient Evenings, set in ancient Egypt and invested in stages of reincarnation that come after death. The story would not seem to be eminently filmable.
But River of Fundament is not exactly a film. It draws on a series of site-specific performances and elaborate happenings—live actions related to the project date back as far as 2007—and all of them, however cinematically presented in the end, fit as sensibly within the traditions of theater and opera. Shoots lasted for days, doubling as rituals or séances, with characters performing for an audience that would come to be part of the work. Read More »
When People Movers Were the Future, and Other News
January 31, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- A legible—and quite informative—map of the Internet. Would-be circumnavigators may find themselves buffeted by the trade winds of Spam Ocean. And shame on you if you're only seeking a passage to the Continent of Porn.
- For the transit wonks of the seventies, the dream of the day was people movers: the "car-like pods" on rails still seen occasionally at airports. Behold their squandered promise, their sleek mobility, their Velveeta-orange color.
- Two new poems by Sappho were discovered on ancient papyrus. One of them mentions Sappho's brothers; "it's very exciting to have a new Sappho poem that isn't about erotic love or beauty." Agree to disagree.
- "Growth is a greater mystery than death … Not even the successful man can begin to describe the impalpable elations and apprehensions of growth." Norman Mailer on the pursuit of prestige.
- In 1983, Aramco Oil hired someone to photograph oil rigs and gas-oil separation plants. He also kept an affecting photo diary.
Round Two
November 14, 2013 | by Michael H. Miller
It was Tuesday and Mike Tyson was comparing himself to Machiavelli.
"After you kill the king," he said, "you cut off his head and you be audacious. You say what you're going to do to the next king. Speak foully."
What great writer bears the most resemblance to Mike Tyson? At a talk at the New York Public Library, host Paul Holdengräber compared Tyson to Montaigne, Rousseau, and Orwell, all in the same breath. "Well, uh, that's pretty profound," said Tyson, who was there to promote his new memoir, Undisputed Truth. He might have had a different thinker in mind. "I think about Nietzsche a lot," he writes in the book. Tyson the superman, a former petty criminal from Brownsville, Brooklyn, and the son of, as he put it, two people who "worked in the sex industry," is by now a thoroughly American symbol. He found riches on the basis of physical strength and sheer willpower, then lost everything by the force of his scarred psyche. He's currently aiming at the redemptive stage of his career. It isn't the first time. He is tragic in a Greek kind of way. "I love war," he told Holdengräber enthusiastically. "I love the players in war. I love the philosophy of war." And he has the facial tattoos to prove it.
At the library, he walked the audience through the lineage of Frankish kings. He identifies with them because "they came from obscurity" and "I was born in obscurity and I never wanted to go back again." Tyson is also an admirer of Pepin the Short, the first of the Carolingian rulers, a ruthless suppressor of revolts and the father of Charlemagne. At one point, he likened himself to Ben-Hur.
"Remember Ben-Hur?" Tyson said. "He became a wealthy man. He became a great conqueror for slaves. He became the best celebrity. And, wherever it was, he rescued the general of that ship, and after all that he couldn't save his family. They put them with the lepers. His sister and his mother. Then he got his family from the lepers. He was a success." There was a pause. "Look at success with me, myself." Read More »
What We're Loving: Self-Help, Self-Hate, Sense and Sensibility
November 1, 2013 | by The Paris Review
In the last month, thanks to some timely advice from Sam Lipsyte in the Oslo airport, I've gone back to two books that I could never get through as a kid: Blood Meridian and Sense and Sensibility. Blood Meridian still defeats me, though I got about halfway through. Does every pueblo have to be ruinous, every puddle some shade of crimson? Will the Judge ever shut up about Darwin? The book it keeps comparing itself to is Moby-Dick, but Moby-Dick doesn't compare itself to anything, and isn't—or doesn't feel—anywhere near as long. Sense and Sensibility, on the other hand, was just my speed. The last two pages are so good, I tore them out and pinned the sheet over my desk as a talisman. (The airport paperback had a painting of Spanish Gibson girls on the cover, and had to be thrown away.) —Lorin Stein
First published in 1957, the late Daniel Anselme's On Leave chronicles one week in the lives of three soldiers, furloughed in Paris. Anselme, a resistance fighter and journalist, interviewed many conscripted men while researching the novel, and its unflinching look at the horrors of the Algerian conflict meant it was initially ignored by critics and never reprinted or translated. A new edition by Faber & Faber brings this "lost novel" to a whole new readership, and that's a good thing. While it's not a light or easy read (although David Bellos's translation is spare and clear), it remains deeply affecting and, needless to say, relevant. —Sadie O. Stein Read More »
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Garry Winogrand and the Art of the Opening
May 13, 2013 | by Richard B. Woodward
Scroll down for a slide show of photographs by Winogrand, with audio interviews conducted during the March 6 opening of his posthumous retrospective at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
Garry Winogrand (1928–84) was the first photographer to realize how much juicy comedy could be squeezed out of New York's art and literary scenes. During the late sixties, early seventies, when he would arrive with his Leica at a Museum of Modern Art opening or a costume ball at the Metropolitan Museum of Art or at Norman Mailer's fiftieth birthday party, he would sometimes announce to the crowd, "I'm here," as if an event did not officially begin until he was there to record it.
He was more right than even he might have guessed. Were it not for his mordant photos of those ragged, sybaritic evenings, best represented in the 1977 book Public Relations, it would be hard to imagine them. Mad Men and other dramatic re-creations tidy up the social anarchy of those years; Winogrand's camera didn't. From the haphazard lines of men and women awkwardly at ease, uniformed in black tie or a too-tight harem top, heads wreathed with cigarette smoke and piles of teased hair, ghostly moues cut with rictus smiles and rows of perfect teeth, he fashioned dark instants of sublime lunacy. Everyone and everything seems false or imbecilic in his party pictures, his eye exposing secret acts of disintegration within rituals of supposed public glee.
Behind his mockery of the self-satisfied and the strivers, though, is a winking acknowledgement that anyone can appear stricken when blasted by a flash at 1/125 of a second. Photography turns one and all into fools, including—especially—artists like himself, eager to hunt life and trap as many of its fleeting variables as possible inside a 35 mm frame but doomed to return empty-handed far more often than not. Read More »


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Four teams win chance to compete in Texas MOOT CORP® finals
Eight teams of MBAs from the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin recently competed in the opening rounds of the annual Texas MOOT CORP® Competition.
The four top teams will compete in the finals on Dec. 6 for a $100,000 investment and a slot in the global competition in May.
Eight teams competed in two divisions with the top two teams from each division selected to compete in the finals. The four top teams were OmniTap, Trial_Logic, Private Concepts and SportsTek.
Private Concepts provides safe, affordable, home diagnostic medical tests for women. The company's initial product is a self-administered cervical cancer screen. The product was developed by an Austin gynecologist. Team members include Patrick Pevoto, Andy Campbell, Lynn Wright, Niki Aberle and Tim Wilson.
SportsTek has a revolutionary new golf grip design that significantly reduces the shock and vibration felt from impact with the ball or the ground. Team members include Sid Oster, Rominder Varma and John Szypula.
Trial_Logic markets software developed by M. D. Anderson and used by clinical trail researchers to decrease development costs and maximize product revenues for drug development and medical device companies. Team members include Nathan Beckord, Robert Kassner, Derek Petersen, Yan Ge and Anthony Browne.
OmniTap will provide a fast, easy and profitable way for value added-resellers to service and sell technology to small business clients. Team members include Michael Aaron, Liz Ekzarkhov, Chris McDougall and Alan Pentz.
A panel of local venture capitalists and business leaders assumed the role of interested investors and questioned the entrepreneurs as if their own investment capital were at risk. The judges functioned as an investment group seeking to reach consensus on the business venture they would most likely fund.
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Unbreak The Window
June 1, 2011 In "It's a Wonderful Life" George Bailey offers to throw a lasso around the moon for Mary, the girl he love. more »»
Pay Your Respects
May 25, 2011 Recently, we've taken moments to recognize several individuals who serve our community on a regular basis, and have asked you to answer the call to do your part whether it be a food drive, town... more »»
Disasters Hit Home
May 18, 2011 Linda Martin Graham and husband Kenneth were tragically killed on April 27 in the horrific series of storms and tornadoes that hit the South. A tornado killed 34 people in the Valley Head, Ala. more »»
Mission Accomplished?
May 4, 2011 It began as a rumor around 10 p.m. Sunday. By 10:30 that evening all of the major TV media outlets were saying it was true, and by 11 p.m. the internet social media sites were abuzz with chatte. more »»
Fill 'er Up
April 27, 2011 All around town and in the media, one topic has dominated the conversation recently: the price of gas. more »»
Drilling Issues
April 20, 2011 We at the Wetzel Chronicle realize that the most hotly debated topic in the Upper Ohio Valley is the discovery of, exploration for and extraction of natural gas from our region. more »»
Necessary Silences
April 13, 2011 At the New Martinsville City Council meeting held April 4, many citizens expressed their frustrations and concerns with not being informed of the apparent slue of break-ins in our town. more »»
Doing Our Part
March 30, 2011 In times of trouble or hardship, be it flood, fire, or famine, our community has always pulled together to make the best of the circumstance. more »»
Years Of Service
March 23, 2011 Sixty-five years of commitment to anything is impressive, but when it is to community service and helping others, the dedication is exponentially significant. more »»
For The Love Of A Town
March 16, 2011 For the third time in as many weeks the local river community was spared a flood from the mighty Ohio River. more »»
An Unnecessary Expense
March 9, 2011 We're glad the Paden City Council tabled, for a second time, a motion to purchase a public address system for the council chambers. more »»
A Different Plague
March 2, 2011 The snow has melted and now eyes have turned to watching the Ohio River and area streams and creeks to look for any signs of flooding. more »»
Dream Big. . . Too Big?
February 23, 2011 We're glad to see the New Martinsville Parks and Recreation's plan for Bruce Park includes keeping Bruce Pool, even if it can't be used any longer in its original capacity. more »»
Hokey News?
February 16, 2011 As we put the surveillance photo of the robbery at Simon's Market in Pine Grove on the front of this week's Wetzel Chronicle, it occurred to us how a metropolitan resident would probably scoff at... more »»
Deceptive Technology
February 2, 2011 Why does the technology exist, let alone be readily available, to make a phone call posing as a different telephone number? This is exactly the method being used by some pranksters, or... more »»
Action With Vision
January 25, 2011 There is no magic wand that will instantly bring growth and prosperity in Wetzel County. If there was, we think surely it would have been waved over our area a long time ago. more »»
Honored For Good Reason
January 19, 2011 This week our nation honored the memory and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. more »»
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This Educated, beautiful, self-proclaimed "Tough cookie" loves family, fashion, and getting dirty.
Industry: Has your background played a part in your modeling career?
Allyson Elyse: No one ever guesses that my background is a combination of Sicilian and Russian. Growing up, my house was always loud, hot-tempered, and high-drama, which taught me to be strong-minded and how to make myself heard…important traits to have in such a competitive business. I think the mix of my nationalities lends to the unique coloring of my hair and light eyes, and being unique is a sure advantage in this industry
Industry: Where do you call home?
AE: I was born on Staten Island and grew up in New Jersey from the age of 3, so I would say it's safe to call myself a "Jersey girl." I find myself back here on the island frequently because my husband's family business is located here.
Industry: How did you become a model?
AE: People have always told me I should model, but I've always felt more comfortable on the styling side of the industry. Being in front of the camera all started for me recently when I took pictures to have an edge on a contest I was entering. The photographer asked if I wanted to send them out to get some feedback, and not expecting anything, I said, "sure, why not?" The feedback was great; I never would have thought I'd be starting out modeling at 35 years old!
Industry: What type of modeling are you most interested in?
AE: I'm open to all types of modeling, but I feel most comfortable working in fashion.
Industry: Do you see any acting in your future?
AE: I would absolutely love to try acting, it's something I've always wanted to do!
Industry: What do you consider your full-time job?
AE: I worked in the fashion industry for years, but now I am a wife and mother of two. On top of that—which is surely a full time job—I work as a hostess at Angelina's Ristorante. Modeling is something that I am just adding to the mix now.
Industry: Where did you go to school?
AE: The University of South Carolina as a business major, and The Art Institute for fashion design and retail management.
Industry: What are your interests and hobbies? What do you enjoy?
AE: I might not look like it, but I'm a tough cookie. I love kick boxing, mountain biking with my son Brady, adventure racing…basically anything that's challenging, tough, and dirty! My goal, this year, is to train to climb Mt. Rainier. I also love to read and write, and I hugely enjoy spending time with my family. In addition, I raise money for the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund. It's a charity very close to my heart; my mother passed away almost 5 years ago from the disease.
Industry: …and your future career goals?
AE: I'm in the process of starting my own personal styling & wardrobe renovation company. I'd love to eventually open a high-end super boutique. If I can ever find the time, I'd also love to write a book some day.
Industry: Describe your look in 3 words.
AE: Classy. Sophisticated. Sexy.
Industry: …and your personality in 3 words.
AE: Inviting. Tough. Lovable.
Industry: What do you love most about being a model?
AE: Modeling is not as easy as it looks, but it's definitely a lot of fun. There is such a sense of accomplishment and pride that comes from seeing y
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Coaster Classic Car ShowAugust 30 & August 31, 2014 - Classic cars from across the Northwest converge on Silverwood on the Saturday & Sunday of Labor Day Weekend. The 12th Annual Coaster Classic Car Show is one of the biggest events of its kind in the Inland Northwest. If you like cars that go fast, look good, or just remind you of the good ol' days, you've gotta be there!
Each driver and one passenger will get FREE admission into the theme park! (A savings of up to $97.50) That means competitors can put down the polish & get some thrills on the roller coaster or chill our in Boulder Beach Water Park FREE!
Your admission to Silverwood include admission to view the cars. Register your classic for the car show online or call Mark at 208-683-3400 ext: 4308. register your car online
Discount admission tickets available for friends & family at check in desk $35 General Admission & $19 ages 3-7 & 65+ (Includes tax). Regular Admission $48.75 Ages 8-64 $24.37 Ages 3-7 & 65+ inlcudes tax.
- Entry & Registration from 7am - 10:30am
- Judging from 12pm - 2pm
- Awards at 5pm on the Main Street Stage
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|Modified Pickups 1966 to 1979
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#1. Congratulation! Your PV video in Nico Nico Douga hit thousand views!
Yeah thank you all for watch my PV video! This is my first time my video get thousand views while I'm new in Nico Nico Douga (NND). I will make my videos more better in the future.
#2. Why don't you use "-P" in your NND username?
Have you seen the rules in NND? Insert "-P" in the first time in NND is a kind of rudeness, even I am an Utaite. You will get a ban if you do that.
#3. What are you doing in this month?
I'm concentrated my life in this month with listening new albums and new songs in NND, help my friend in lyric making, focus with VOCALOID team and many~. I also improve my Japanese language skill! I'm very happy my tweet typed in Japanese (mix of hiragana and katakana) replied by a true Japanese!!!
#4. Do you will feature Music Box?
#5. Your video about 'a team in spare time' ... lol *laugh*
Hahaha at first you will get impressed because of the opening, but after that you will see many face (included me) image replaced with awkward anime picture . Behind The Scene: In that video, we also set our face in weird style too.
#6. How do you adapt with NND?
That's easy for me actually. I already know some meaning of the words and there's many clue too in the site. You can see 'where do you will go' by hovering your cursor in the link. Translator can also relieve your pain while you are in NND.
#7. How do you keep your private on Internet?
I'm not using many social network. If you have it many, you will getting hard in controlling your privacy. Communication usually over phone call and SMS. I suggest you to not have many accounts in new social network (especially if you are Android user).
#8. Wow! Your Tumblr is eye-catching now! Where do you get that??? I have check the person who do you credit in the theme and search theme that similar like you, but none is same.
Actually I do heavy modify on the theme while I keep the credit of theme maker. I have been learning HTML and CSS coding for 3 years, starting from game modding until modifying theme. Anyway, Thank You!
#9. How is your day? Do you have any problem before new month?
Thanks for asking me about that. Actually this is coincidence. Have you heard Tumblr for Android? I'm using that app now because my browser is lagging when i scrolling more long in Dashboard. The problem is I followed the person that have a crush with me (and I realized she is my friend). And when I checked news in this account, she wrote this.
Quickly I opened my Following page in my Tumblr and checked the person who I follow one-by-one. And damn -_- she again. Shortly I unfollowed him and included her Tumblr page in blacklist also all person that she followed in Tumblr.
Question? What thing that make you accidentally hit 'Follow' button? I don't know if the person I follow is him -_-. I'm very lazy to check detail of Tumblr profile. Every people who reblog SO MANY that suit with my fandom, I will hit 'Follow' button. Usually I reblog so many in TAG SEARCH. The problem is she is not a true multifandom and she "strikes" my tag search.
I think she will get frustated, but I DON'T CARE. For me it shouldn't be a messy problem and it should be a little problem. So the end of this problem would be in there.
All question that must be answered privately will not posted in here. Apologize me if my English isn't good.
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A recipe and information book written by a mom whose son was successfully on the Ketogenic Medium Chain Tri-Glyceride (MCT) Oil diet for well over five years.
This book contains many recipes, how to's, and tips to help you be successful with the Ketogenic Diet to help control seizures.
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Address: 1025 Riverwoods Road
North Park is the Village's premier athletic facility. This park has received national and regional awards for its design, field construction, landscaping and conservation. Thousands of athletic events are held here annually. This park is an excellent destination for family gatherings because of its wide variety of amenities which include:
- 2 Tennis Courts (view Tennis Court Rules)
- 5-10 Soccer Fields
- Basketball Court
- Volleyball
- Playground
- Ice Hockey
- 5 Baseball/Softball Fields
- Cross Country Skiing
- Picnic Shelter
- Concession/Restroom/Warming Building
- Drinking Fountains
- Grills and Large Group Picnic Areas
- ADA Accessible Path
- Illinois Nature Preserve with Hiking Trails and Interpretive Signs
- Large Parking Lot
Click here for a map of the North Park Fields
History of North Park
The Village purchased the 62.5 acre site in the late 1990's to meet the needs of Spring Lake Sports League (now Lincolnshire Sports Association), the volunteer organization that handles competitive athletics for the children in the Village and within the boundary School District 103. Twenty five acres were developed into an active recreation area with extensive playing fields. The remaining 37.5 acres were dedicated Illinois Nature Preserve as an addition to Florsheim Nature Preserve.
North Park Field Status Flags
The flag under the United States flag, at the entrance to the park, indicates whether the fields are open for play. The red flag means that the fields are closed. The green flag means the fields are open for play. These flags are provided as a quick way of identifying whether the park is open for play simply by driving by the park. You can also call the North Park Hot Line at 847.913.2375 to get an update on field conditions each day.


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Looking for a way to keep kids occupied while you garden? Why not build them a shady garden hideout spot? They can hang out under a simple bean teepee or an even more creative structure. Kids can even hone their gardening skills by growing their own private hideaway. How? Simply have them plant and train floral or veggie vines to grow up the form of your choice. Leave a hole for entering and exiting. By mid-summer, they'll have a fun spot to hang out with friends, read or nap away the afternoon.
The bean teepee appeals to kids of all ages.
I wouldn't mind having one myself. In fact, the grand-kids and I have plans to grow one this year. We'll cross several 2x2 posts and tie them together at the top. The bottom of the teepee will be attached to a simple wooden ground-anchored frame for stability. Bean or pea vines will be planted all around the bottom of the teepee. One side will be left open as a doorway. The other sides of the teepee will be covered with a trellis net. These are available at home improvement stores for less than $10.00.
The sunflower circle is gorgeous in bloom.
Plus, kids love harvesting the seeds at the end of the season. It's easy enough to make. Pound two parallel semi-circles of 4 foot wooden temporary fencing into the ground. Plant sunflowers between the two semi-circles. The gap is to enter and exit through. As the sunflowers grow, they are supported by the fencing. Kids love the open roof feel of this garden hideout.
The morning glory bench provides shady, private seating for kids.
If it's designed with an overhang, it's almost a house. Just train morning glory vines up a rustic bench. To make the overhang, attach a handmade grapevine form or an old inverted grapevine loveseat frame to the top of the bench. Morning glories grow up the bench legs to cover the bench and overhang. If kids want more privacy, a frame can be built around the bench.
The squash tunnel features hanging orbs.
The 2x4 frame is long and rectangular. The supporting 2x4's are sunken into the ground for stability. Think of a grape trellis, but shorter. Stretch netting across the frame, leaving both ends of the tunnel open for access. Squash is planted on each side of the tunnel. It grows up the sides and over the top. As the squash itself grows, it creates a stunning display of suspended squash orbs. Kids will love hanging out in this crazy alien looking hideout.
Note: Support heavier squash with netting.
Cover your kids' playhouse with ivy.
Giving your kids a unique hideout of their own doesn't have to be complicated. If you're not exactly talented at garden structures, try this idea. Simply buy a ready made playhouse. Cover it with netting, leaving the doorway clear. Plant ivy vines all around it, leaving the doorway clear. Now that inexpensive playhouse blends right into the garden.
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The AJY Alumni Initiative of Heidelberg University will release contact information to AJY alumni on an individual basis. Information can be requested via email at email@example.com or by directly contacting the office at (419)-448-2062.
The AJY Alumni Initiative will use alumni contact lists on an as needed basis for official University business. Official University business includes, but is not limited to, making phone calls and emails for AJY alumni events, class reunions and/or alumni gatherings, and solicitations.
Full contact lists will be not be distributed to individuals or groups outside of the University.
For individual contact purposes, AJY alumni may contact the AJY Alumni Initiative at Heidelberg University. The office staff will ask for the requestee's contact information.
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Instinctive Target Interception can be used in sporting clays, skeet, FITASC, 5 stand, trap and hunting in the field. It's one style of shooting which can be applied to any situation. It's like saying; "Beware the shooter who shoots only one gun for all types of events, and hunting for that matter". The same can be said for the style of shooting. The idea is to simplify, and become one with your gun. It's not necessary in having one gun for trap, another gun and different sight picture for skeet, another for sporting clays and yet another gun and different sight picture for hunting. If you get a gun which is balanced well and fits you, and you learn how to use well, there is no reason you can't use it for any application, and do well, including hunting. But the gun must fit.
The price of the courses includes instruction, targets, shells and lunch on the shooting school days. The free use of Browning shotguns is also included. You'll have the opportunity to try different models of Browning shotguns and find the style and model that suits your needs and fits you properly, Several models and gauges of over and under shotguns, automatics, and pumps will be available at each of the schools for you to try. Not included are lodging, meals and transportation or gratuities for trappers or staff. At certain locations where indicated in the schedule, full lodging and all meals will be included in the school program. Some classes will be three day courses and others will be four day courses over a period of five days depending on the location and the facilities.
I.T.I. will work with corporations or special groups and assist in setting up special events or programs for your needs. We'll be happy to conduct programs at locations other than what is listed in our course schedule anywhere in the United States or abroad. For further information on locations, schedules, and an application, Contact us for more information.
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what's the rationality of the roots of polynomial related to the rationality of its coefficient? Here is the question just came up to me, is that true for a polynomial with irrational coefficient cannot has a rational root. Is any theorem about this?
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As another example, the polynomial $$ x^2 - (\pi +1) x + \pi $$ has $1$ as a root, and no multiple of it by a nonzero constant has all coefficients rational.
If you want all coefficients to be non-rational, (see comment by @MartinBrandenburg) $$ \pi x^2 - (\pi^2 +\pi) x + \pi^2 $$ will do.


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Listening to sermons online is a great way to remember and review or to share a message with a friend or family member. In this section of our website, you will find audio for each sermon. You can also request a physical copy on CD by contacting the office.
Weekly bulletins will also be uploaded prior to each service.
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We help put your best face forward. Our mission is to make you look your best.
Hyperchromatics is a small business of experienced graphic and web designers who work with small to medium sized businesses to help develop and maintain their visual identity and web presence.
We are located in Bundoora, Victoria and have been offering design, print and internet solutions since 2002.
Hyperchromatics is a customer focused business; we know that our clients value our personal service. We understand the importance of what you think and what you say when developing your designs.