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Free Trade.
Congress by a vote last week per
mits articles for the Art and Scienti
fic ?Society to conio in free of duty.
How much more would it conduce to
the prosperity of the people and the
advancement of civilization, if they
would allow articles of I he first
necc sity to the laborer, plows, mills
and other inncbii.ery fcr the farmer,
books and dr?>igs for the scholar ami
professions, and tools for the mech
anic, to come in free ol duty. Such
legislation is injeed pandering to the
rich at the expense o! the po>r.
Free trade is one of the cardinal
per s of a Ue publican go'crnmcut
as much so ass free Speech or a free
press; at.d, until iu m til to wad, tho
advancement of the pooi will
be retarded It would be
infinitely better to meet the
expenses of the government by the
direct taxation of tho subject, than
by a system of duties and tariff laws
to wipe out this cardinal point, re
sold the advancement the poor, im
pede the progro.?s id' ci > ili/atiou, ami
hinder lvepu'oiican liberty in its
mi-.-i ut aiming the governments of
The bill to make the army number
25.000 came to n vole a few days ago
in Congress und finally passed with I
an amendment limilting it to 20,000 j
tuen. This will scarcely admit of the
violations of Republican principles
the coining campaign that the Iladi
cals perpetrated in 1 ?ST<i by guarding
the ballot box with bayonets. Still
cue soldier in the uniform of the
United .States ij as goo 1 as a thotH
and so far as principle is concerned.
We trust however our army of 20.000
will have enough to do on our radian
^.4-.-.itvUiwnud-?.'? .. v. sv? .)ci? io pro
?ent a distribution among Southern
States to protect bltt 'k Radical from
intimidating colored Democrats.
It is reported that Prince Fredrick
v\ il'iani of Russia, who fought so
bravely in the war against Turkey,
an** shot at by an assassin. The un
fortunatc mini was arrested, ami. in
a despotic government like that of
Kussi , his end can be easily imagi
Spnrtanhuig proposes to have a
.'own clock and the ladies have the
natter in (barge. Of course
a good one will he purchased. We
congratulate Spnrlanburg on the
public spirit of her ladies.
[?Fur the Orangeburg Times.]
Uoimi* Co., Miss., May lri78.
Mr. tol.lw :
Last I'Viday was a gala day with
.he young people, of Dura t and
Kosciusko. The. Sunday schools o f
the Ivo towns united in holding a
pic nie at ?Saliis, a town situ it.ri d
about hall wai" between the above
named towns. The excursion l?i S i
us was the cheapest I have ever
known, the laic being only tw-i nits
^25cents) round trip. The pleasure
seekers were very much disappointed
at finding ccinparilively no prepar
ation made for their enjoyment, by
the Sal Iis Sunday schot.l, however,
.hey were determined to enjoy them
selves to their heart's content. As
soon as the Kcseiu.-ko train arrived
the Du rant train having arrived
previously) the plays ceased, and
voting and old assembled under a
large oak, whot>c friendly brunches,
nature's awning, shielded us from the
rays of a wann, May-day sun, and
(?astcd our cars on some of the bust
eloquence of the State; and having
feasted our cars and minds, we re
paired to the sumptuous dinner, at
which all of us were very eloquent,
lor * r. Editor, you know "eloquence
U action." Sailis was excusable for
not inking a part in the picnic as she
had promised, for she had been sadly
bereaved two or three days previous
ly, by the sudden death of one of her
most prominent Citizen?, Mr. Jack
Sailis Mr. Sailis was an excellent
teacher, an cxamplary citizen. His
wile died about three weeks u^o, and
Mr.^nllis had not been well si use her"
death, but no one thought bim ser
iously sick. He leaves several small
children, and a large circle of rela
tives and friends to mourn his death
His place is vacant. Ah i who cau
fill the place of a faithful, efficient
Moke Anon.
? ? ?- ?? -
Tho Moral of Russia's Humiliation .
Russia's present position fairly
illustrate* the quality of bur stat-H
manship. Afh r a Quixotic cum pat*
gn, costing h?i 8000,000,000, she
finds herself unable to hold the fruiu,
??f her victory, compelled to submit,
abjectly to the dictation of England,
her exchequer bankrupt, her Iinpcr
ial Bank verging on suspension, and
her people in a state of widespread
disaffection. She undertook to settle
compulsnrily thtj Eastern question ,
ami ends by settling nothing, but has
to submit the whole work of settle
ment to the Powers whose antecedent
joint, arrangements she assumed to
set at naught. A more complete
humiliation has rarely befallen a
nation. Stiitestnansh ip that was tin
able to .=ec- this end from the begin
ning must be regarded as either very
blind or very reckless. Either the
Russian Government have a very
exaggerated estimate of its power, or
it must have bad a very imperfect
comprehension ol the attitud e of the
European governments on the ques
tion it assumed to solve; and, in eith
er case, the. reflection upon the wis
dom that guides the helm of state is a
very serious one. A country whose
resources are thus wantonly squand
ered and which thus fails in its most
ambitious undertakings is nut likely
to become the controlling power in
European politics tint l\ ussiu aspires
,to l>i*_Jn ?h^? ;J_'jj^- -t ? p-'-rtiWtj
follows ihe development of national
liberty and commerce; and a n'titinn
that seeks to extent! its influence by
enormous armaments which it has
neither the c edit nor the resource to
support is far on the way to disin
tegration ami ruin. Unless Rtis-da
devotes the next ha if century to the
reformation of her internal po ities
and the development of her home re
sources, her status among the powers
is doomed to sure decadence. In her
competition with the higher nivi'ua- ?
lion of lhtar nations, she will find work
enough in hoi (ling her own, without
seeking aggrandise in- nt through ex
ternal aggressions. Her statesmen
appear to have no conception how far
she has been le t behind in the march
of social progre s;and until they come
to understand that, all their attempts
elevate R ?ssirt in the scale of n v in Iis I
will re oil upon tlimn w t i dis is ii\
Their country and their po ? i i- ? i
arc. at best, but ?'the lag end of crea
tion;' and imagine thai Mich ill*
teiiul ?*>i '?? ' i Iii.' Ii*d i111? a great
nil on; : . ..v r i- a lusioii
wbi i. CU.-I ii ? of a su hi i! ii ti hi j
I . ? .- uora. sLalcsnu?n>?hip. Lot !
us bone (toil-curri-ni -v,-m> niv open
du e\ es of Russian stati-:ne'i and pr - j
pare the way tor a more pacific and
enlightened policy in thill vast em
pire ??Wir York Hultrtin
The .Jew. have sulleivd terrih iy i.i
the Turkey- .ussiiiu war. Their
friends in America have magnaoi
mously given 070,000 to aid them in
their groat distress, what hav ? I he
Christians givien to their frieudl ? i
-Spi iijlt fit'.
The latest letter received from
Gen. (itami. gives assurances that,
under no circums.tau -es. will ho ac
cept any p diticul or other office. lie
yearns for privacy, or says he does.
Perhaps, however, when he reads
some of the speeches in Ooti^roeS he
wili change his min 1 ?' 'iironidv. und
At one of ihe schools in Cornwall
England, the inspector u.skod the
children if they could quote any text
of Scripture which forb.de a man,
having two wives. One of tho child
ren sagely quoted in reply tho text
'No man can serve two masters,"
Tho Thonograph.
Mr. Morey reached Augusta,
^yesterday, with Edison's celebrated
phonograph or talking machine,
fchich has been attracting so much at
tontion all over the country. A test
exhibition was given last evening,
hefore Mayor Meyer, Col Rains and
other gentlemen and several ladies,
und was highly satisfactory. ?Tbc
wonderful instrument does all that ia
claimed for it. Mr. Edison has done
what has hitherto been deemed im
poj&sible; he has made inanimate mat
te'r take upon itself thu human func?
mm of speech and speech, too, doli -
veied in a tone perfectly intelligible,
llo.v or why it does tins Mr. Edison
idruself caunot explain. lie only
knows that it does it. East evening,
whistling,pinging, coughing, sneezing
and recitations were correctly repro
ducedL to tin.* no .small amusement of
the listeners. Tue words art- spoken
or the Song *ung into the ok,nth piece,
the diaphragm vibrates, minute holes
are punctured on a piece of tin
foil and your words are captured,
bottled up, as it were, for future use.
All that is necessary for their repeti
iiou is to turn a crank and they are
thrown baok at you with startling
distinctness. And they can be repro
duced a thousand times if desired.
Arriving at the end of your words,
tho cylinder is pushed back and a
start ia made from the beginning
again. ? t 'Uronicle und Constitutionalist.
A Satisfactory Reply.
A successful merchant, not far
away, was once a teacher'of what was
termed *an "old field school," in, one
of the rural districts, and like most
teachers, was particular as to tho
Ernies', of '.:!! the 'child reu that came
?Jf- jjtth at: s>yc- to vvln?>?^rrc3jioi.?iih*l -e*
lor their tuition, wtien the following'
transpired : Three children Und been
coining from thesaino place for sever
al days, but ou the morning to which
we refer a fourth came wi h them, a
boy a little older than the others, who
did not a togelherseem to resemblethe
others in lud, although from the same
house. The teacher aforesaid inquir
ed his mime an 1 was promptly in
formed that it was' Bill." "Well,
what else besides IiiII ?" "That's
all." "Well, Did, what is your lath -
""cr's minie V" upon which inquiry h e
seemed a little nonplussed, but a
bright liitle half brother of bis of
iiliout 10 years, old leplied, "Bill
ain't got no daddy, he's a Oman's
chile." The explanation was sulli
eient, though in a few words, and the
, children were told to get their lessons .
mil Dm t* ? ? ? i -
ICvery ? ommunii v is cursed by the
[ presence ol a class ??t people who
make it their business to attend to
everybody's business but their own .
I Such people ore the meanest speoi ?
mens of depraved humanity which
j mi All-wi.-o Providence permits to
I ex ist on I his earth, Iii-, well known
Hun annost. v. r person is sometimes
j disposed to t?pt'iik evil of others, and
j talt'in^ is a sin from which very few
i mi claim to be entirely exempt
But the subject ol our present arti
cle is to speak id that, distinct class
of tattlers who make tale bearing the
constant husi ess of their lives They
pry into the private affairs of every
family in the neighborhood; they
know the exact state of one neigh b >r's
feoungs toward another; they under
Bland everybody's faults, and no little
blunder or misdeinouiinr ever escapes
their vigiluut watchfulness riiey
are particularly well posted upon
everything connected with courtship
and matrimony, know who ate going
to ninny whom, and can guess the
exact lime when it will tako place
1 h?y watch every movement ?f i
lit-s suspected of matrimonial m .'li
tmus, ?nd if there is the slightest
chance locreaiea disturbnu????, exuit
jealousy or 'break up' a match, they
take immediate advantage .1* ii and
do all in their power to keep people in
a c instant state of vexation. The/
glide quietly from goutletnan to lady ,
from mother to daughter, from fath
er to son; and in the cars of all they
pour their dark, hitter whispers of
slander and abuse, and at the same
time pretend to be the most sincere
friend of those they talk to. Their
black and nauseous pills of malicious
slander are sugar coated with smiles
and honeyed words of frit ndship,
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A Family Fight.
The W-s and tho F-s
are. the two principal families in
Northeast Georgia, and it is a popu
lar superstition that a man born bore
is nearly or remotely connected with
one ot lb ose two families. As is
usually the eas3, the W-s are
jealous of the F -S, and the
F-s make war on the \Y-s.
If a \V-and an F-get into a
quarrel, others are embroiled, and a
personal dispute oftentimes assti mes
mammoth proportions before it is
definitely settled. They toll a very
good story at Dahloncga of this pe
culiarity. Circuit Court was in ses
sion and an F-was on tho bench.
The court and county officers were
about equal I v divided, among the
two families. Tin: court house in
Dahloncga is arranged with the
court-room in the second story, the
first floor being used as ofliees for the
county officials. A wide hallway
rims through the building and two
flights of stairs connect the first floor
with the court-room. Court was in
session, and the room was paeked.
A noise liubbub in the hall below
arrested the attention of judgo, jury,
attorneys and spectators. .Curses and
loud words were plainly heard. It
was evident a fight wasgoing on.
'?Mr, Sheriff," commanded tho
jjidge, "take thoie disorderly parties
into custody and hnng them up
here. 1 will teach thetn. to have
proper respect for this honorable
Tim directed the sheriff left the
room, lint did not return. The tu
mult waxed louder and the quarrel
was evidentIj increasing i in lea d of
decreasing. Occasionally a pistol
ahot was board. Several of the spec
tators a id one or two of the attor
neys left the room. The judge look
' ed around and espying a deputy
sheriff directed him to hasten to the
assistance of his chief. He went,
but did not return. Tho coroner
Evas s nt; he, too, remained below.
The uproar grew louder and the re
ports of pistols more frequent. A
constable, two bailiffs, another depu
! tv sheriff and the clerk of tho court
I weie in turn commanded to preserve
the peace and uphold the dignity of
I the court. Not one of these officials
! returned, and the room was nearly
I cleared of attorneys and spectators,
while the "twelve good men and
true" twisted uneasily on theirbenc b
in the jury box. The face of the
honorable court, became crimson with
shame and enger; and as the solicitor
general laid down his ho iks and pre
pared to leave the room he dismissed
the jury, and coining down off the
I bench was heard to remark that
'?he'd see if this court was to bo trea
ted with contempt!" Flushed with a
consciousness of tho great indignity
being olfercd bis worshipful person
by the rioters below, his honor hasten
ed down stairs. A crowd was surg
ing up and down the hall, mad with
passion. Pistols were brandished,
bowie-knives flashed ami the air was
heavy with smoke ami curses. Paus
ing for a inoine.it on the stairway,
tho better to survey the field of battle,
the honorable judgo Bttddeiilv threw
off his official robe, pulled a murder
ous seven shooter from bio belt, and
with the cry of "(Jive 'ein Ii ? 1
boys!" jump ted into tho crowd and
lost hi> official idonti y in die general
i rush The F-s and the
\V??s were at war, ami not until
tin latter party was at last vanquish
co did the judge return to his bench.
The obelisk they are now about to
set up in London weighs 1S2J tons,as
nearly as can bo.
Insurance on the Tibar.
'Marcus Ctclius,1 Cicero s tic! to his
legal fricud, meeting him one morn
ing on the other side of a screen under
the Capitol, 'what shall it be ?'
CnTins said he would lake a little
spiritus frumenti oplimus, straight,
and the orator remarking that that
was about the F-i/.e of his, went on :
'I wish you would get out. the neces
sary papers some time today/aud
bring suit for m* against the. Yellow
Tib'ir Fin: and Marine Insurance
Company for the amount of its poli
cies on my villa at Tusculum and my
town house.'
M. Call nslooked up in umn/.cmcnt.
'Why,' lie exclaimed, 'when did
they bu.rn down ? And what was if?
Accident? Mob? ?ome of Codius'
people ?'
'No,' Cicero said, 'they arc intact ^
as yet, and, in fact, I haven't, insured
them ?yet, but I tun going to do so to
morrow, and I want to bring suit
against tho company now.so that if
they ever should happcu to burn, I
won't have quite So long to wait for
the money.'
Codins saw that the orator's head
was level, and brought suit that after
noon. Kl-veii years afterward the
villa at Tesculum and the town house
were both destroyed by fire. Tho
suit had by that time been in five
different Court-, and bad been cou
Gr med, and reversed, and remanded,
and referred to the mas er to take
proof, and stricken from thd docket,
and amended, nud rebutted, andsur
rebutted, ami im pleaded, and r-joiu
dered, and filyd, and quashed, and
continue ! until nobody knew 'vlut .t ?
was about, and Cicero was notified,
three w eeks after the fire, that he
would have to prove willful ar.d'otig
cnn?!"od qlv,cnrn and no^lo ?: '???? \y*
Could not ?ft a decree simply on
grounds of incompntability of temper ?
nmcnt And when he went f-> the
Secretary oft he company, that official
told htm the company didn't k low
any thing about the fire and had uu
time to attend to such things. The
company's business, the Secretary
said, was to insure houses, uot to run
around to fires, asking about the in
surance. If be wanted any informa
tion on those points, be would have
to nik tho firemen or tho newspaper
reporters. The more a man reads in
these old histories, the more he ia
convinced that the insurance business
in the days of the p retard wasagreat
deal more like it is to-day.
A Word to Families.
Nothing presents a sa i lor commen
tary upon the present condition of
society than the large number of
families, both in town and country,
but more especially in the latter,
that subscribe to no paper of any
kind. Hundreds and thousands of
families are thus growing up uttorly
ignorant of what is transpiring in the
world around them?ignorant of the
mighty events of the day. But who
can tell the vast amount of injury
that is being indicted ou the rising
generation?those who are to take
?Air places in the busy world at no
distant day?growing up without any
knowledge of the present, and study
of the post; this ignorance, too, boing
imbued into them by the sanction of
tbose who should, ami doubtless do,
know better, did they only think of
tho injurious effects of tlfl-ir insane
course Let the head of every family
think ol this ?nd place in tho bauds
of those for whom ho is responsible
the means of acquiring some know
ledge of the moving panorama in
which we act the diflTardu pir:s.
"Habit" is h ud to overcome If
you take oil'the Sir . lottei il does not
change "a bo* ' i: yi u. take off
another you stil havc a "bit'Mef If
you take oit sti! ti r, u. < ,\ io!e
of "it" remains, ff you take off
Another, it " torally used up.
All of whie.l lo bow that if
you wish to be r?d : n "habit," you
must throw it off alio^cth.r.
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Some hot bush comes out of Texas and Alexis Texas is living porn star proof! You haven't lived until you hear a chick with a southern drawl tell you how much she wants you to go down on her! She's got those eyes that always seem to say follow me somewhere so we can be alone together. A hot blonde with big beautiful tits and a round bangin' ass that will have you sprung sooner that you can say yee. .haw! Alexis can be a dirty girl when her clothes come off. She likes to have her body licked and she enjoys playing with other hot chicks, but she says it's really a thick, hard cock that gets her off. That's why she likes threesomes and group sex so much. The Glorious Sexathon Scene from In The VIP is the best orgasm she has ever had on camera. you've gotta signup so you can see it for yourself!
Site: Monster Curves
Date: Saturday, October 1, 2011
Alexis, Bobbie and Frenceska received Voodoo after his victory lap with all the adulation that a champion deserves. Voodoo rightfully acknowledged that he would have never won the race without his pit man, so he shared the winnings with him. Voodoo and Bruce the pit guy enjoyed blow jobs from three of the all time best Monster Curves girls. After getting their knobs slobbed, Voodooo and Bruce fucked all three of the girls on top of the car and on the race track.
Site: Monster Curves
Date: Saturday, May 21, 2011
Alexis Texas is back and looking better than ever. She brought over her new sex slave Jada to my place and gave her some lessons on how to be a real big booty star. Alexis had Jada on a short leash and after smacking her ass a few times with a leather strap, Jada obeyed every command. Alexis then took her submissive sex slave into another room where Voodoo was waiting, hard cock in hand ready for action. He fucked both girls and he even got a backdoor pass.
Site: Monster Curves
Date: Thursday, July 3, 2008
THE ICE CREAM MAN IS COMING....Naw actually he just sent his two lovely assistants. They go by the name of Ariel and Alexis Texas. He obviously knows that sex sells. These two hotties bare it all for us on a hot summer day. And to cool off their HOT asses they used some cocoNUT ice cream to do the trick. Watch these two lick ice cream off each other and then prepare to see our boy Ramon cum in and finish the job.
Site: Extreme Asses
Date: Thursday, March 20, 2008
I am so glad I invited Alexis to my fiesta. She has the best booty in town, No Joke, and not to mention her great tits. This freak kitten had my cock hard as fuck as soon as I opened the door. One look at her and all I wanted to do was pull my cock out and stick it to her anywhere, and also, Im such a sucker for black underwear. I cant believe how nice her ass look with the black underwear. check it out.
Site: Monster Curves
Date: Thursday, January 31, 2008
What an update we have here for you today. My o my.... Sarah and Alexis two very beautiful young women with with some SERIOUS Monster Curves. These girls are playing a little pool on the pool table but they arent playing any games with my boy Billy! He seems mesmorized when he first sees them and immeidiately starts licking some ass. The girls couldnt help but repay the favor with a double blowjob, from there its all action all the way to the end if the movie. I know you guys wish you were Billy in this update! This is a must view! Enjoy!
Site: Monster Curves
Date: Thursday, December 13, 2007
Double your pleasure...double your fun. These double dimes worked up a sweat with some light cardio, then quickly put it into overdrive on my boy Jorden. Two sets of face push ups onto her maximized gloots, high rep twat squats on his cock and you have yourself the workout video of the year.
Site: Monster Curves
Date: Thursday, November 15, 2007
We went to visit Alexis because she said she had a couple curve monsters over. Her gal pals were so curvy I had to pull out a protractor just to figure out some of those angles. Nice round tits. Bodacious asses. They had it all. She told me to bring along some friends and right there that let me know she was all about having a good time that afternoon. We all sunbathed in her backyard and got to know each other with a quick impromptu photo shoot. The girls felt comfortable and got really hot and horny. CJ and Will took full advantage of the situation and covered those awesome bodies in oil. The hot tub just sent them completely over the top and they all started tugging at swim trunks. CJ and Will got to ride the curves and enjoy the booty buffet.
Site: In The Vip
Date: Tuesday, October 23, 2007
If you want girls that really play naughty and nice, you have to be in L.A. They know what makes us happy. They dont ask for what they want in the club they just take and give it. They were licking and grabbing the girls and guys closest by. Jonny played the field because the girls see one getting some action, they all want a piece. Jonny got the two wildest and willing to party even later then the rest. Kennedy and her friend were wet and wild. These girls had big tits and big smiles with all the right curves. They loved sucking cock and eating pussy. Jonny was their playground for the night and he finished playing on their face.
Site: In The Vip
Date: Tuesday, September 25, 2007
It is all about the ladies, so they can play and we can watch. The ladies heated up the club with thier half naked bodies while they danced and rubbed on each other. The big booties and titties were shaking like a big cali quake. Billy moved up on Nadia and her friend while there tits were bouncing freely. It was a late night party at first site. These two hotties just loved the after party. Their jaws dropped and got super excited when they saw his huge cock. They sucked on each other as Billy did his thing on these two fuck machines till his thing exploded all over their titties.
Site: In The Vip
Date: Tuesday, August 14, 2007
The LA hotties brought the love to this party. We filled up one of our favorite clubs to get loose. The ladies were out to get crazy as they danced around to the bumping beats. The ass and tits were all over the place. Every single lady had all or most of there outfits scattered all over the place. Tits were getting grabbed and nipples sucked. Panties were getting pulled and the clits licked. Josh and his buddy hooked up with Eve and her friend to top the party off. These girls wanted the dick all night. They got to play with each other while the guys got their pussies soaked. By the end of the night the ladies were begging for the cum to be splattered all over them.
Site: Cum Fiesta
Date: Tuesday, May 8, 2007
I am so glad I invited Alexis to my fiesta. She has the best booty in town, No Joke, and not to mention her great tits. This freak kitten had my cock hard as fuck as soon as I opened the door. One look at her and all I wanted to do was pull my cock out and stick it to her anywhere, and also, Im such a sucker for black underwear. I cant believe how nice her ass look with the black underwear. check it out.
Site: Vip Crew
Date: Sunday, April 15, 2007
YEEEE HAAA Howdy yall. It is a dang good ol party at the el raunchy ranch. Our cowgirls were roped in from all over the place to give the cowboys a rooting tooting good ol time. They were topless in no time when the big guns came out blazing. This party covered all aspects of a wild west orgy. Some of our ladies want to ride the bull and some wanted to ride the cowboy. Any way you look at it, the fun was overwhelming.


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Artificial intelligence initially had a lofty goal: to find a prescription for human intelligence that could be captured in a simple computer program. Computer scientists eventually did write programs that surpassed humans in playing chess or making medical diagnoses, but the seemingly simplest skills—those that involve vision, hearing, language, or motor control—proved difficult to automate.
Confronted with this challenge, the field fragmented into separate fiefdoms, such as knowledge-based systems, neural networks, and control theory, each with its own focus and distinct mathematical basis. Within these domains, researchers made technical progress, but there was little cross-disciplinary communication, and the problems addressed were necessarily limited in scope.
Now, sparked by new challenges and an increasing emphasis on probability theory as a unifying mathematical formalism, researchers from the different subfields are joining forces. "We can now glue the disciplines back together again," says Stuart Russell, a professor of electrical engineering and computer science at Berkeley.
In Berkeley's EECS department, the result has been a renewed focus on the grand challenge of building systems capable of performing a broad range of intelligent tasks. For example, Dan Klein is blending learning theory, linguistics, and statistics to devise programs for parsing and automatic translation of languages. Klein is also working with Jitendra Malik to combine computer vision and natural language processing into a tool for intelligent video search. Meanwhile, Shankar Sastry, a professor of EECS and dean of Berkeley's College of Engineering, has meshed machine learning with control theory to teach robots how to fly, and Russell has melded knowledge-based systems with probability theory and first-order logic to create a new approach to multiple challenges.
In 2002, Berkeley launched the Center for Intelligent Systems to promote work on the conceptual underpinnings of AI and encourage collaborations, not only within artificial intelligence but also with experts in biology, cognitive science, probability theory, and operations research. An example of such a collaboration is EECS Professor Michael Jordan's work with biologists (see "Exploring Protein Networks").
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Stemming from a June 17 post on Philm's Facebook page, Lombardo posted a detailed update on where he is with Philm's upcoming EP.
Former Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo will put his skills to use manning the drum kit for Amen on their upcoming album and tour.
Ousted drummer Dave Lombardo doesn't ever foresee a return to Slayer. This news shouldn't shock the fans who have been following (or have been bummed out by) the drama surrounding Lombardo's most recent exit from the band. Things have been acrimonious and messy, with private details about financials and other business and personal issues becoming public knowledge.
Philm / ex-Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo recently took a trip to Belfast, Ireland, to host a sold-out drumming workshop and master class. The legendary percussionist spoke about his departure from Slayer during a Q&A session, and for the first time, the specific financial issues which led to the split were made public by Lombardo.
It's already been over a year since Slayer parted ways with drummer Dave Lombardo. The legendary kit master has been keeping busy with Philm and drumming workshops, but Lombardo's ousting from Slayer has allowed the stickman time to reconsider the relationships he had with his former bandmates.
To say that the split between Slayer and drummer Dave Lombardo is contentious might be a bit of an understatement. The skinbeater says in a new interview with Planet Mosh that the situation that led to his ousting could have been "an easy fix," but instead he now has a "non-existent" relationship with his former bandmates, calling their treatment of him "sickening." Additionally, Lombardo criticizes frontman Tom Araya's absence from Jeff Hanneman's memorial and the "self-centered stories" guitarist Kerry King shared during the service.
Former Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo is always outspoken, and in a new interview, the legendary percussionist had a lot to say. During the chat, Lombardo spoke about the second Philm album, Jeff Hanneman being snubbed during the Grammys' 'In Memoriam' segment, how money can come between bandmates + more.
Since parting ways with Slayer earlier this year, drummer Dave Lombardo has been branching out musically. The acclaimed stickman's most recent appearance came in a somewhat surprising venue as he joined the Golden State Pops onstage.
In a recent interview, frontman Tom Araya revealed some information about the ouster of drummer Dave Lombardo' from the band. Now, in a new interview, he goes into more detail about why Slayer parted ways with Lombardo.
Earlier this year, legendary Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo was kicked out of the band. The news became public shortly before Slayer began a string of Australian tour dates, leaving fans shocked and somewhat disappointed. Lombardo has offered his two cents on the Slayer split, but for the first time since the drummer's departure, frontman Tom Araya spoke out on exactly why Lombardo was given the boot.
Last week, it was revealed that former Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo would guest on Sepultura's upcoming album. Now, the latest installment of Sepultura's studio diary features a brief video of Lombardo jamming with Sepultura drummer Eloy Casagrande (watch above).
Sepultura are hard at work on their new album and guitarist Andreas Kisser revealed through his blog studio diary that former Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo will be a guest on their forthcoming record.


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Congratulations! You have achieved a major educational goal and graduation is a celebration of your accomplishments. As the big day is drawing near, there are several steps to take in order to graduate on time and participate in the commencement ceremony.
If your college requires it, request official transcripts and ask that they be evaluated and posted to your current college record. If you took classes at another university, two-year college, or any other Maricopa Community College, verify that the courses are applied toward your degree.
Meet with your college advisor to review your academic record and transferred coursework, if applicable. Confirm that you have completed all requirements for the degree and/or certificate OR that you are enrolled in coursework that will be complete within six weeks of commencement.
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Over the next couple of decades, Puig gained weight, but to drop the pounds, she needed only a couple of extra sessions at the gym, some attention to portion size or a short Weight Watchers stint. Then, at age 52, she shot up to 175. "My clothes were tight, my arms and legs looked thick, and my stomach was hanging over my belt," she says. None of her old weight-loss tactics worked. "I couldn't understand what was happening to me," she says.
The time for professional help arrived in September 2011 when Puig stepped on a scale and it hit 179. She hired Lauren Slayton, a registered dietitian and the founder of Foodtrainers, a New York City nutrition-counseling service. Reviewing her new client's food log, Slayton immediately spotted a dietary villain: sugar. Puig gobbled Jolly Ranchers throughout the day and also regularly ate simple carbohydrates—which are basically sugar—in the form of pasta and rice.
Slayton swapped those offenders for foods that have a lower glycemic load (your GL is a number that estimates how much eating a certain food will raise your blood glucose level). Her suggestions included legumes, such as cannellini beans; whole grains, such as quinoa and brown rice; gluten-free pasta and bread; and nonstarchy fruits and veggies.
These low-glycemic-load foods are the utility infielders of weight loss. They kick up your metabolism by burning "hotter" than simple sugars and carbs, says Katz. This means your body must spend more calories to convert them into fuel, so the part of your metabolism that's devoted to digesting food—what scientists call TEF, the thermic effect of food—is revved up. Furthermore, low-glycemic foods keep sugar levels steady, so you avoid the insulin spikes that can stimulate hunger.
Puig's diet from Slayton allows four servings of simple carbs a week, but these days Puig often skips them. "I don't have those cravings anymore," she says. Instead, she finds fullness in the roster of healthy fats that have been added to her diet: avocados, tuna in olive oil, whole eggs and yogurt with 2 percent fat. She has also integrated into her diet nutritionally rich superfoods such as green tea, chia seeds and shredded coconut. All show some evidence of boosting metabolism slightly.
Forty pounds lighter than she was just over a year ago, Puig says, "I feel like my body is running the way it should. I can honestly say that when I look in the mirror, I like what I see."
Ashley Loging's Secret: More Muscle
Age: 35
Height: 5'8"
Used to weigh: 190 lb.
Now weighs: 135 lb.
Like the smoker who's so good at quitting she's done it a dozen times, Ashley Loging was a pro at losing weight. "I put 30 pounds on my hips with my first child and 30 pounds on my butt with my second," she says. Each time, she explains, her weight-loss plan consisted of spending up to two hours a day "killing myself" on the treadmill and "starving myself" on 1,100 calories a day. She never ate breakfast and often skipped lunch, especially if she was meeting friends for dinner. That approach worked, but only temporarily. Loging would drop 15 or 20 pounds, then gain it back a couple of months later, a cycle that repeated itself a half dozen times.
According to experts, Loging was trapped in a doomed war with her metabolism. Skipping meals frequently puts your body into preservation mode, so it's likelier to store calories as fat than to burn them, says Joy Dobust, PhD, RD, a Washington, D.C., nutritionist and a spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
Loging found a better strategy four years ago, when she signed up with Rick Kattouf, a fitness and nutrition coach who was training her husband for a triathlon. Kattouf changed Loging's regimen radically. He slashed her cardio sessions to 30 minutes a day and added 30 to 40 minutes of weight training six days a week.


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The Bruins (2-0), ranked 22nd in the Associated Press poll and 23rd in the USA Today Coaches poll, will conclude the non-conference segment of their schedule against Conference USA opponent Houston (0-2) on Saturday, September 15. Kickoff is set for 7:37 p.m. PT and the game will be televised by the Pac-12 Networks with Ted Robinson and Glenn Parker in the booth and former Bruin linebacker Ryan Nece (1998-2001) on the sidelines. UCLA will play a game as a ranked team for the first time since Sept. 15, 2007 after posting season-opening wins over Rice and then 17th-ranked Nebraska.
The Bruin IMG Radio Network (Chris Roberts, Matt Stevens and Wayne Cook) will radio broadcast the contest on 1150am in the Los Angeles area. The game will also be aired nationally on SIRIUS (Ch. 92), XM (Ch. 199).
The Cougars and the Bruins will wrap up a three-game series with this year's meeting in the Rose Bowl. The teams have split the first two meetings and the all-time series is tied at 3-3.
These two teams clashed in Houston in the 2011 season-opener and the Cougars came away with a 38-34 win. Johnathan Franklin ran for 128 yards in that contest and Joseph Fauria caught six passes for 110 yards and a touchdown. Richard Brehaut passed for 264 yards and two scores. UCLA racked up 554 yards of total offense, but it was not enough as UH jumped out to an early lead and held on. In the last meeting in the Rose Bowl, UCLA prevailed 31-13 over the 23rd-ranked Cougars in game three of the 2010 season. Franklin scored three rushing touchdowns in that battle and accumulated 158 yards rushing.
**RB Johnathan Franklin leads the nation in rushing after putting back-to-back 200 yard-plus rushing efforts together against Rice (214) and Nebraska (217)...he also leads the nation in all-purpose yardage (249.5)
**QB Brett Hundley's 358 yards of total offense were the third-highest total ever by a Bruin freshman and rank #16 on the all-time school list
**In the second half of its first two contests, UCLA has allowed a total of 183 yards of offense and six points
**Franklin's individual rushing average of 215.5 yds/g would rank 31st in the nation as a team on the list of 119 other (not including UCLA) NCAA FBS schools **This was Franklin's 12th career 100-yard rushing game, tied for sixth on all-time list with Wendell Tyler
**LB Eric Kendricks has started the last five games and totaled 41 tackles in those contests (8.2 avg.) ... he had a career-best 11 stops at Rice
**UCLA has won 22 of its last 27 non-conference matchups in the Rose Bowl (dating back to 1998)
**The 653 yards gained against Nebraska was the sixth-highest total in school history and most since 2005; It marked the first time UCLA has put together back-to-back games with at least 645 yards of total offense (646 yards at Rice)
**Franklin's 3,100 yds rushing total ranks five among active FBS players (1-Montee Ball of Wisconsin - 3,491)
**UCLA has now won nine of its last 16 home games played against AP-ranked opponents (dating to 2005)
**Franklin became the third UCLA back to rush for at least 200 yards in at least three games, joining Gaston Green (3) and Karim Abdul-Jabbar (3) ... Abdul-Jabbar rushed for over 200 yards in three straight games in the 1995 season against Stanford (261), Cal (217) and Arizona State (207).
**UCLA had six 200-yard rushing games last season and has opened the 2012 season with a 344-yard total vs. Nebraska and a 343-yard total at Rice ... The Bruins have won 23 straight games in which they have rushed for at least 250 yards (80-3-1 all-time)
**The 85 points scored in first two games of season are most in two opening games since 2005 season (107)
** Y receiver Joseph Fauria, on the Mackey Award Watch List, caught his 10th and 11th career scoring passes vs. Nebraska marking the third game in his career with multiple tds
**UCLA played eight true freshmen in the opener at Rice - OL Simon Goines, WR Jordan Payton, F Kenneth Walker, CB Ishmael Adams, CB Fabian Moreau, DL Ellis McCarthy, PK Ka'imi Fairbairn, DB Randall Goforth
**With a career total of 3,100 yds, Franklin became the seventh UCLA back with 3,000 yards rushing and is now just 41 yards shy of moving into sixth on the all-time school rushing list
**True freshman Randall Goforth started at safety against Nebraska and led the team with nine tackles
**UCLA had 5-1 record in Rose Bowl last season and Bruins won all four Pac-12 conference home games
**The 2011 season marked the eighth straight season in which UCLA has won its first conference game of the year and then gone on to become bowl eligible
**Nine of the last 13 UCLA quarterbacks making their first start have helped lead the team to a win
**Redshirt soph safety Tevin McDonald tied the school record in 2011 with three interceptions against Cal
**Senior punter Jeff Locke, on the Ray Guy Watch list, placed a personal-best 26 punts inside the 20 in 2011 and has seven so far this season, with four fair catches, as he helps UCLA win the field position battle
FOR THE HOUSTON GAME -- Honorary Captain
The Bruins welcome back Nick Ekbatani (2006-09) as this week's honorary captain. Ekbatani started 14 games in his career at UCLA after transferring in from LA Harbor College. He was the only Bruin offensive lineman to start all 12 games in the 2008 season. He made his first career start against Tennessee in 2008 and was named the Offensive Player of the Game. Ekbatani was named to the Honorable Mention All-Pac-10 Academic team in 2008 and to the UCLA Athletic Director's Honor Roll over three different years. He attended South High School in Torrance, CA and where he was an All-CIF performer.
Upon his graduation from UCLA in 2009, he began a job at ESPNHS, a website that focuses on high school sports. In July, Ekbatani was involved in a serious motorcycle accident and doctors were forced to remove part of his left leg below the knee. Since that accident, Nick's positive and competitive attitude has served as an inspiration to his family, friends, and the UCLA and South Bay communities. In addition, a website devoted to raising funds for a prosthetic has realized more than $60,000, through last week.
Linebacker Eric Kendricks(#6) is the son of former Bruin, Marv Kendricks, who led UCLA in rushing in 1970 and 1971; Eric's brother, Mychal, is a former linebacker at Cal who is now in the NFL ... Defensive back Tevin McDonald's(#7) brother, Tim Jr., plays at USC and his dad, Tim, played in the NFL from 1987-99 with the Cardinals and 49ers ... Defensive back Sheldon Price's(#22) dad, Dennis, played at UCLA from 1984-87 and then in the NFL with the Raiders ... Punter Jeff Locke(#18) has been named to the All-Conference academic team the past three seasons; he has finished 12th (2011), fourth (2010) and 16th (2009) in the nation in punting average ... OL Xavier Su'a-Filo (#56) spent the last two years on an LDS mission in Alabama and Forida during which time he learned the Spanish language ... LB Anthony Barr's(#11) dad, Tony Brooks, was a fourth-round pick of the Eagles in the 1992 draft, after playing at Notre Dame ... Reserve fullback Luke Gane(#49) underwent chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant in high school to help overcome a rare blood disorder (aplastic anemia) ... Offensive guard Alexandru Ceachir (#76) came to this country two years ago from Moldova (located between Romania and Ukraine) and can speak four languages - Russian, English, Romanian, Ukranian ... Freshman linebacker Aaron Porter's (#30) mom, Sandy, played in the Softball World Series for Long Beach State and is in the school's Hall of Fame ... Running back Jordon James (#6) has a black belt in Taekwondo ... Defensive back Brandon Sermons'(#2) brother, Rodney, also played for USC ... Brett Hundley's(#17) dad, Brett, Sr., lettered at running back for the University of Arizona ... Most of the Bruin coaching staff has a tie to the NFL - head coach Jim Mora - 25 seasons with San Diego 1985-91, New Orleans 1992-96, San Francisco 1997-2003, Atlanta 2004-06, Seattle 2007-09; receivers coach Eric Yarber - 5 seasons with Tampa Bay 2010-11, San Francisco 2003-04, Seattle 1998; Defensive Coord. Lou Spanos - 17 seasons with Washington 2010-11 and Pittsburgh 1995-2009; Special teamsCoord./ Linebackers coach Jeff Ulbrich - 2 seasons with Seattle 2010-11; Offensive Coordinator Noel Mazzone - 3 seasons with NY Jets 2006-08 ... Coaches who played in the NFL include Yarber, Ulbrich (who was on 49ers' defense coached by Jim Mora), Y receivers coach Marques Tuiasosopo, running backs coach Steve Broussard, offensive line coach Adrian Klemm ... Other players with NFL ties include freshmen Ishmael Adams (#24) (dad, Stefon, was selected in third rd. of 1985 draft); Paul Perkins' (#24) dad played football at Arizona State and with Tampa Bay and Indianapolis and his uncle, Don Perkins played with the Dallas Cowboys; redshirt freshman linebacker Aaron Wallace's (#12) dad played at Texas A&M and for eight seasons with the Raiders; freshman quarterback Jerry Neuheisel's (#11) dad played with Tampa Bay and San Diego and was the head coach at UCLA (2008-11) ... In addition, Jerry Rice, Jr.'s (#88) dad was a 13-time Pro Bowler with San Francisco and Oakland ... Y receiver Joseph Fauria's (#8) uncle, Christian, played at Colorado and for 13 seasons in the NFL with Seattle, New England, Washington, Carolina ... P Jeff Locke was named UCLA's male Scholar Athlete of the Year for 2011-12.
COACH MORA's TEAM
First-year head coach Jim Mora, a former NFC Coach of the Year while with the Atlanta Falcons, has 43 letterwinners returning for action. The Bruins welcome back six players who started the bulk of the games at their defensive positions in 2011 and seven more on the offensive side of the ball who were on the field for the first snap in the majority of games. Returning players with 20 or more starts under their belts include -- Offensive lineman Jeff Baca (35), running back Johnathan Franklin (34), defensive cornerback Sheldon Price (33), defensive end Datone Jones (31), quarterback Kevin Prince (26), defensive cornerback Aaron Hester (26), linebacker Damien Holmes (21). Also back is Y receiver Joseph Fauria who led the team with six touchdown grabs last season. Linebackers Eric Kendricks and Jordan Zumwalt, who ranked second and third, respectively, on the team in tackles last season return. Interception leaders Andrew Abbott (4) and Tevin McDonald (3) move back into the secondary. Punter Jeff Locke, one of the nation's best, is primed for a standout season.


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Prayers, positive thoughts and intent are needed for some time to come. As many of you know, there is the suggestion of a great rumbling to follow the aftermath.
This image is indeed troublesome. What has happened in Japan will happen in California.
I thought it wise post this follow up to the situation in Japan. I have tickets to travel there in July. Just after the purchase, the Fukushima situation was upgraded to 7, putting it on par with Chernobyl as a great nuclear disaster requiring extraordinary measures and efforts. At that point I began to question the reason to make a visit to Tokyo. Then, when I posted the map showing the multiplicity of earthquakes, it was intuitively obvious that this was the precursor of more to come. This article from the Washington Post, seems to clearly indicate that most experts fear that Japan, sitting on the intersection of three tectonic plates, is in a position to be shaken apart. I suggest that if you are interested, you take time to read this article.
Originally published April 11, 2011
Scientists warn of years of aftershocks in Japan, and risks
on other faults
Japan won't stop shaking. One month after the horrific March 11 earthquake and tsunami, the island was rattled anew by aftershocks: A magnitude-6.6 quake on Monday was followed by a 6.3 quake on Tuesday.
Four days earlier, a magnitude-7.1 quake led to four deaths and widespread power outages. With soldiers still looking for the bodies of thousands of people who vanished a month ago, Japan is coping with the painful reality that it sits in a seismic bull's eye. Now scientists are warning that the March 11 event not only will lead to years of aftershocks but also might have increased the risk of a major quake on an adjacent fault. A new calculation by American and Japanese scientists concluded that the March 11 event heightened the strain on a number of faults bracketing the ruptured segment of the Japan Trench.
"There's quite a bit of real estate on which stress has increased by our calculations," said Ross Stein, a U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) geophysicist. "The possibility of getting large, late aftershocks to the north and south of the main shock is real."
Stein and two Japanese colleagues, including lead author Shinji Toda of Kyoto University, have submitted their research to the journal Earth Planets Space. The scientists are not making a formal prediction of another big earthquake. But they believe the section of the Japan Trench east of Tokyo now has more stress than before March 11.
"That section of the subduction zone is clearly loaded," said Chris Goldfinger, an Oregon State University seismologist who was not part of the new research.
The processes that lead to earthquakes are too chaotic to be predictable in any practical sense. Two other scientists said that even if there is an increase in seismic hazard on nearby faults, it is minimal and hard to quantify.
Susan Hough, a USGS geologist who has written extensively on the subject of earthquake predictions, sounded a skeptical note when asked about the increased risk of a big quake: "Big earthquakes don't cascade like dominoes, bang bang bang. At least not commonly. So I think the maps showing bright red bull's eyes of increased stress may be more alarming than they should be."
Hanging over Japan is the worrisome example of Sumatra. Three months after the Dec. 26, 2004,
magnitude-9.1 earthquake that generated a catastrophic tsunami, the adjacent segment of the same fault broke again, in a magnitude-8.7 earthquake. The fault system has since generated several more powerful earthquakes.
"It will take probably a decade before this aftershock sequence is over," Stein said.
Tokyo is in a particularly treacherous location. It sits on the gentle Kanto Plain, adjacent to a large bay that is protected by a peninsula from Pacific Ocean tsunamis and typhoons. But there are faults in every direction, and a triple-junction of tectonic plates just offshore where slabs of the earth meet, grind and sometimes violently lurch past one another. Beneath the Kanto Plain might be a rogue slab of crust, debris from all these geological collisions.
Tokyo last suffered a devastating earthquake in 1923. The Great Kanto Earthquake triggered fires that raced across the city and created a firestorm that immolated tens of thousands of people taking refuge in a field.
The original article can be found here.


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Java EE 6 and Maven 3 using CLI
By arungupta on Apr 10, 2012
NetBeans and Eclipse provide tools, templates, wizards and code generators for building a Java EE 6 application. They both also allow a Java EE 6 Maven project to be created. In his recent screencast, Adam Bien explained how a Java EE 6 project can be easily created at command-line using Maven 3.
The screencast walks through the process of creating the project using command-line. The created project has no dependency on NetBeans and GlassFish but can still be opened in NetBeans and deployed on GlassFish.
A complete list of Adam's screencasts are available here. Tons of similar videos are also available on GlassFishVideos channel.


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For more information about this meeting, contact Anatole Katok.
|The new (and wonderful) notion of entropy for actions of higher rank abelian groups, and its connections to slow entropy and rigidity
|Center for Dynamics and Geometry Seminars
|Anatole Katok, Penn State
|Since ordinary measure-theoretic entropy for a smooth measure preserving action of any countable group other that cyclic or its finite extension vanish, alternative notions of entropy for such actions are of interest. In particular, for a smooth action of Z^k slow entropy based on the scale function n^{1/k} provides a proper normalization and gives a first cut into ``zero entropy'' and ``positive entropy'' actions. However, in order to ascribe a numerical value to slow entropy one needs to fix a norm on the acting group and this (unlike fixing a ``volume element'' ) is somewhat arbitrary. In this talk I will discuss a new and natural notion of average entropy that is equal to the inverse of the volume of the unit ball in the entropy norm. Thus is it positive if and only if all non-identity elements of the action have positive entropy. Average entropy is equal to the infimum of the values of the n^{1/k} slow entropy over all norms on the acting group normalized to the volume element. If it is positive, the infimum is achieved at the entropy norm. A corollary of strong rigidity results that are discussed in Federico Rodriguez Hertz's talk is that for the maximal rank actions (where the rank is at least two and dimension is greater then rank by one), the average entropy is either equal to zero or is bounded from below by a positive number that depends only on the dimension. Conjecturally this bound is uniform in dimension. This is a joint work in progress with Federico Rodriguez Hertz.
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My son is crazy about Thomas the Train! So, naturally, I threw him a train party!
I made a big cardboard train out of a Christmas tree box, taped a train track on the floor (use masking tape - not electrical like I did!), created food trains on the table, and just all around trains, trains, trains!
There is no DIY Tutorial, but it's pretty obvious the little elements and how they could be recreated.
Here are a few of the highlights!
You can also see it here on my family's blog: http://burdettefamilycreations.blogspot.com/2012/12/thomas-train-birthday-party.html


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Reality television is quickly taking over the small screen. Everything from "Big Brother" to "Naked and Afraid" have viewers tuning in every single week to see what happens next. Nicole Richie tried her hand at reality television in 2007 with her then-bestie Paris Hilton. According to a March 31 report from Entertainment Weekly, Nicole Richie will be starring in her own reality show called "#CandidlyNicole." It will address everything from her opinions on pop culture to what she is or isn't willing to do in front of the camera.
In 2013 Nicole Richie was voted as one of the best Twitter feeds. Fans that follow her on Twitter will know why, and viewers will be able to get an inside look at Richie's life. "#CandidlyNicole" will air on the VH1 network and there are eight episodes in the first run. Fans are excited to see Nicole Richie back out in the limelight where many believe she belongs.
"#CandidlyNicole" will begin airing July 17 on the VH1 network. For the fans who cannot wait to see Nicole Richie in action, you can follow her Twitter account here.
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The Spectacular Now
by Tim Tharp
The Spectacular Now Chapter 8 Summary
- Ricky and Bethany apparently had the time of their lives on the boat.
- Bethany thinks he's hilarious, but Ricky's still a little too shy to ask her for a date. Wingman Sutter helps him set it all up.
- As they say goodbye, another car pulls up. Uh-oh. It's Cassidy and a friend.
- She sees Tara hug Sutter goodbye. Not Good.
- He finally finds out what that ultimatum was: she wanted him to consider her feelings whenever he did something.
- Since he obviously wasn't doing that (hanging out with another girl all night and all), she breaks up with him.
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Join us on a sensory voyage of discovery. Welcome to The Westin Grand Munich. Discover a place in Munich, in easy-to-reach Arabellapark, a place where you can elevate your senses and renew mind, body, and soul. Leave your everyday cares behind and immerse yourself in a new domain, where we will fulfill your every wish. From the moment you enter our lobby, a warm sensory welcome awaits you. Images, scents and sounds will inspire and reenergize you. A relaxing stay in pleasant surroundings is guaranteed by our 627 rooms and 28 suites decorated in warm, appealing colors. All rooms are equipped with Heavenly Beds® , rainfall showers and flat screen televisions. For a truly exceptional experience, the Executive Club Lounge on the 21st floor awaits. Your journey of the senses continues with an explosion of flavors in our restaurants and bars. So, for example, you can embark on a culinary journey through Asia or savor typical Bavarian dishes in a cozy and welcoming ambiance. Our ARABELLA SPA is the perfect place to revitalize body and soul. Regeneration of a very special kind awaits you, from the pool through various saunas, massages and cosmetic treatments to the WestinWORKOUT®. And if you are traveling on business and need to work, we provide you with every support in our conference facilities which span three levels and offer sophisticated technology. In our leafy inner courtyard, we'll make sure that your work time is as pleasant as possible. Allow us to pamper and inspire you, regenerate body and soul – immerse yourself in the world of Westin., February 13 - 24, 2012, the fitness center/health club is closed for renovations. During this time, guests can use the fitness facility at the Sheraton Munich Arabella Park Hotel., For non-US hotels, rates confirmed in USD may be converted to local currency by the hotel at your time of stay, based on the exchange rate used by the hotel.
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