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Magnificent Metallic - Oscar Dresses that Were Born to Shine
Did you watch the Oscars Lockettes? If you did you may or may not have noticed a huge trend that took place on the red carpet this year: metallic dresses. We're wondering why this trend wasn't done years earlier! Or if it was done in years past and we happened to miss it, we're happy that it is back! These ladies were born to shine, so why not show off their fabulous figures?! We're happy they did because they looked fabulous. So let's talk about who embraced this trend. For starters we're stealing ...
February 24, 20130 Comments
The Perfect Bloggers Series - Tracy from Natural Hair Problems
We hope you're having a great Sunday Lockettes! We're back with another Perfect Bloggers Series, and in case you missed our last Perfect Bloggers Series, we covered The Curvy Fashionista's review of our Kinky Curly Indian Remy Hair which on our website is now called our Kinky Curly Steam Purmed Indian Hair. Our very first Perfect Bloggers Series blog post consisted of the lovely Rachel and her platinum hair just so happened to match our 613 platinum blonde clip on extensions perfectly! So ...
February 23, 20130 Comments
The Oscar for an Actress in a Leading Role with the Best Tresses Goes to...
Do you plan on watching the 85th Academy Awards tomorrow, Sunday evening? We do and we will be sure to report back with who we think was best dressed and had the most amazing tresses! This year there were some great films and even greater actresses who stole the spotlight. Even though we were no doubt impressed by their acting, it was also fun to admire their tresses while they acted away on the big screen. Even though some of the actresses had to go to drastic measures with their tresses (i.e. ...
February 22, 20130 Comments
African American Hair History - How Hairstyles and Hair Treatment Have Changed Through the Years
If you are a beautiful African American woman you no doubt love your hair, whether you choose to keep it natural or incorporate a weave or hair extensions from time to time. No matter what nationality you are a part of, your hair quite literally has to do with your roots, and your roots have to do with your tresses. Your roots are your history, but at the same time the roots that connect the hair to your head tell a lot about who you are and your history as a black woman as well. In other words, ...
February 21, 20130 Comments
London Fashion Week - Trends to Miss and Trends to Embrace!
If you've been staying up to date on the latest trends that are making their mark on the runway and perhaps even into your wardrobe later this season, what do you think? Are they mostly fashion musts or fashion must -nots? We'll leave that up to you to decide and in the mean time we'd like to introduce you to some of the trends that are being seen on the runway. We'd also like to warn you that some of these trends are not pleasant, but some of them are! Whatever the case may be many of these trends ...
February 20, 20130 Comments
BB Creams and Why They are a Fabulous and Flawless Beauty Treatment
BB creams are all the rage right now and it's easy to see why. They're convenient, make your skin look flawless, and applied correctly, you can do away with foundation. What's more, they also provide extra moisture to your skin and leave you with a radiant glow that you can show off all day long. If you've been yearning to jump on the BB cream bandwagon but would like to learn more about this hot new beauty trend first, we're about to tell you all about the ins and outs of BB creams. Be warned though ...
February 13, 20130 Comments
Grammys Fashion Trends - Cutout Dresses & Long Locks
Hello Lockettes, were you able to watch the Grammys this past Sunday? What were your thoughts? Our eyes were locked to the screen as we watched Ri Ri walk the red carpet in her red hot Azzedine Alaia dress. Not only did she sizzle, but her long tresses and hair extensions also stole the show. There were many other fashionistas that looked dazzling as well and before we dive into what we loved, we couldn't help but notice that two trends occupied the red carpet that night: cutout dresses and long ...
February 12, 20130 Comments
Re-Mane Calm: Get Show-Stopping Long Locks This Season
If you've turned on a television, looked at a computer screen, seen a movie or opened a magazine lately, you know that long, thick, healthy hair is pretty much mandatory if you want to rock this season's it 'do. Catching a glimpse of Amanda Seyfried's long, luxurious locks, or drooling over Megan Fox's perfect coif doesn't have to involve wishful thinking. If you take proper care of your hair, from the inside to the ends, you may not land a spot on a Pantene commercial but you can maximize your mop's ...
February 4, 20130 Comments
The Perfect Bloggers Series - Marie from The Curvy Fashionista
We're back with another Perfect Bloggers Series, and in case you missed our last Perfect Bloggers Series, we covered Rachel if you'd like to catch up. ;) This time we'd like to cover The Curvy Fashionista's review of our Kinky Curly Indian Remy Hair which on our website is now called our Kinky Curly Steam Purmed Indian Hair. This style, as you soon will see, it a great way to get a bouncy look with our kinky curls. Like Marie, it will make you feel energetic and full of life once you have a new kinky ...
February 2, 20130 Comments
Superbowl Sunday Hairstyles that Will Score the Winning Touchdown
Superbowl Sunday will be here tomorrow on Sunday, February 3rd! Whether you're having a Superbowl party or attending one, it's your job to bring some fashion to the party! Dazzle them with your hair extensions and the perfect hairstyle. Think about it - there are plenty of hairstyles that will look perfect with your jeans and your favorite team's tee-shirt that you're proudly going to wear. Clip-on Bangs If your hair is long and pretty but you don't have any bangs to go with your do', why not switch ...


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I am currently completing my student teaching practicum in Den Haag, Holland at The British Junior School Diamanthorst; it is a private international school.
I am currently in a Year 3 classroom (equivalent to Second Grade) with 22 students representing 15 different nationalities. All of the students in the school have English as their second language; however, most speak English fluently. I teach from the British curriculum which is very different from the American curriculum.
The most memorable part of this experience so far has been International Day. The students dressed up in outfits from their home country and brought in food from their cultureto share with their classmates during lunch. It was an amazing experience seeing all the children so accepting of every one's culture and background and supporting diversity as a school.


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Over the Christmas and New Year's holidays, it's a time for family and friends, which means a lot of eating and drinking. Make your holiday gathering special by including some classic Christmas tried-and-true holiday drinks.
If you're throwing one of these parties, it's essential to serve a combination of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks for a successful get together. You want everyone, drinkers and non-drinkers, to have a variety of drink options in having a fun night.
Are you planning to go out on New Year's or stay home with many of your friends and relatives? We used to go out a lot, but lately we're just comfortable staying put and maybe having a few friends stop by during the day to enjoy the new year.
If you're going to be staying at home and are expecting guests to pop in, why not have some scrumptious holiday appetizers for everyone to munch on while downing a favorite beverage of choice? These are not only good on holidays, but just about any other time of the year.
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The December meeting of the Coastal Carolina Camera Club combined a potluck dinner with a juried competition of members' photographs representing "December Holidays." Winners were chosen in three divisions: Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced.
Beginners Division
First place: Bob Boal–'4th Advent before Christmas.'
Second place: Mary Wayne–'Mother Nature's Ornaments.'
Third place: Fran Sheehan–'Old St. Nick.'
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The world hailed 2009 as the "International Year of Astronomy," and across the globe, special events honored the occasion.
Even the stars and planets seemed to join in the yearlong tribute: Jupiter took a hit from some space junk; Saturn's rings disappeared for a few days as they faced us edge-on. Our moon gave up a deep secret; there is water on its surface.
Rattlesnakes may be hanging out waiting for warmer temperatures, but now is the time to deal with rattlesnake weed. Also known as Florida artichoke and Florida betony, this member of the mint family rears its ugly head in February when a few warm days get it growing.
Atrazine, which is sold as Purge, does a pretty good job of controlling Florida betony in centipede and St. Augustine lawns. The only material that has any activity on this aggressive weed in shrub beds is diclobenil, sold as Casoron or Barrier.
Bluebirds are flying over the area in search of accommodations. It's a little early, but like some other smart animals, it's time to plan ahead.
Bluebirds are particular in their nesting habits. Don Adams of Southport has provided the following information on how to attract these beautiful little birds to your garden:
Cavity nesting bluebirds are in need of man-made nest boxes. The change from wood fence posts with cavities to steel posts and the cutting of hollow trees for firewood has reduced the natural nesting sites.
Jessica Lynn Edwards of Ash and William Allen Todd of Shallotte were married Dec. 5 at Camp Branch Baptist Church in Ash, with The Rev. Leroy Long officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Thea Barefoot of Ash and the late Wayne Edwards.
The groom is the son of William Earl Todd and Wanda Todd of Shallotte.
The bride was given in marriage and escorted by her mother.
Amy Fulford, the groom's sister, served as matron of honor. She wore a black knee-length dress.
I watched as she squirmed in her chair. With a sigh that mingled desperation with frustration and anger with despair, she let her head drop to her chest. Then a sudden burst of energy and feisty combativeness grasped her and she shouted out, "I feel trapped. Don't any of you understand? I feel trapped. I am being treated like a baby. I have lost control of my life. I am in a hole and I can't get out!"
One of The Brunswick Beacon's most loyal readers does not live in Brunswick County. In fact, he doesn't even live in America.
His name is Glyn Roberts.
Originally from England, he now lives in France and keeps tabs on all things Brunswick County by reading The Brunswick Beacon online every day.
I was considering an article about gardener's New Year's resolutions, so I entered that into a search engine. Not much popped up, but a group of Master Gardeners from Maryland had numerous posts about planting native trees and shrubs.
This "native-only" stance has stirred something akin to religious fervor in some plant circles. I don't have anything against native trees and shrubs, but I still think using well-adapted plants no matter where they come from is a better idea.
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K'Naan yesterday released his new album, Country, God or the Girl, boasting a diverse sound fusing pop, soul, and reggae with K'Naan's famously catchy lyricism. Topic matter spans the gamut from politics and society, relationships and loneliness, and mental attitude.
To go with the release, Rolling Stone featured K'Naan in a video where he offers a track by track breakdown behind each song – we'd surely like to get inside the man's head! Watch above. A new track called "Gold in Timbuktu" is also now available for streaming. Starting out like a lullaby, the song builds into a telling personal reflection. Listen below.
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11/1 New York, NY @ Highline Ballroom
11/3 Washington DC @ Rock and Roll Hotel
11/4 Cambridge, MA @ The Sinclair
11/7 Chicago, IL @ Bottom Lounge
11/8 Minneapolis, MN Varsity Theater
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11/13 Seattle , WA @ Neumos
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BOISE, Idaho Albertsons LLC has introduced to 240 store locations a line of organic products ranging from baby food, to dairy, beverages, snacks and full meal options.
The O Organics line is being supported at Albertsons by a multi-million dollar consumer marketing campaign to drive traffic.
"Organics are rapidly moving from niche purchases to mainstream staples and we appreciate the opportunity to work with Albertsons LLC to offer the O Organics brand to its customers," stated Alex Petrov, president of Lucerne Foods Inc. "With the strong, across-the-board interest from shoppers in health and wellness options, O Organics allows mainstream grocers to easily implement a store-wide organic strategy with the broadest possible product range and the ability to meet the order volume of the largest supermarket chains."
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Romantic floral lace overlays the peep-toe of a silky mary jane pump set on a slender stiletto heel for an ultra-elegant look. 3 3/4" heel. Memory foam insole. Adjustable ankle strap with buckle closure. Silk upper/leather lining and sole. By Benjamin Adams; imported. Women's Shoes. Helpful info: Shoe Fit Fundamentals (video) , How to ... Learn More


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The South Atlantic League announced its All-Star teams today and six Hagerstown players, along with manager Tripp Keister and pitching coach Franklin Bravo, got the nod:
- RHP Dixon Anderson
- RHP Robert Benincasa
- RF Brandon Miller
- RHP Ivan Pineyro
- 2B Tony Renda
- C Pedro Severino
Surprisingly, this is the first All-Star appearance for all six players. For highlights on each player, visit the official press release from the Suns.
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[…] Suns — ALL-STAR BREAK The first-half Northern Division champs will send six players and two coaches to the 2013 Sally League All-Star Game in Lakewood, New Jersey. Roster moves: LHP Todd Simko, C Spencer Kieboom, OF Narciso Mesa, IF […]


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NOTICE: As of December 4th, 2013, CDO blog updates can now be found on the "CDO News" section of the McGeorge website at http://mcgeorge.edu/Students/Career_Development_Office/CDO_News.htm.
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
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Posted by McGeorge Career Development Office at 11:04 AM
Monday, November 11, 2013
Fellowship, Clerkship and Other Opportunities for Lawyers and Law Students at the U.S. Copyright Office
Fellowship, Clerkship and Other Opportunities for Lawyers
and Law Students at the U.S. Copyright Office
This law clerk program is available year-round (fall, spring, and summer) and allows students to gain valuable experience and insight working on a volunteer basis on law and policy issues that arise within the Office, before Congress, and in the courts. In addition, the Office sponsors the Barbara A. Ringer Copyright Honors Program. This program, named after the eighth Register of Copyrights, offers 18 to 24-month paid fellowships for recent law school graduates and other attorneys in the early stages of their careers.
The Register of Copyrights and Copyright Office attorneys work closely with creators, owners and users of copyrighted materials to maintain and administer an effective national copyright system. The Register and her legal staff advise other government agencies on domestic and international copyright issues and serve as the principal resource for Congress on questions of U.S. copyright law and policy.
The fellowship opportunity closes on November 15th, and the clerkship opportunities are available for the fall, spring, and summer terms. Selections for the clerkships in the Office of General Counsel; the Office of Policy and International Affairs; the Office of the Register; and the Registration Program are made on a rolling basis, generally at least 6 weeks prior to the anticipated start date.
For more information, click here.
Posted by McGeorge Career Development Office at 2:29 PM
Friday, November 8, 2013
Paid Law Firm Summer Positions for First-Year Students!
The Sacramento County Bar Association (SCBA) is committed to promoting and increasing diversity in area law firms. The Summer Fellowship Program demonstrates that commitment by providing local minority and disadvantaged students an opportunity to work in a law firm between the first and second years of law school.
It is anticipated that 15+ Sacramento law firms will host fellows for summer 2014. The 10-week Summer Fellowship Program will begin on May 27, 2014 and end on August 1, 2014.
The Fellowship Program has a strong educational component. For this reason, and because students are placed in the participating firms on a random basis, the Sacramento County Bar Association Committee has recommended a stipend to the participating firms. The stipend is $3000/month.
Application forms were sent to all first-year students via email and are also available in the McGeorge Career Development Office (CDO). THE DEADLINE TO APPLY is 5:00 p.m. on Friday, January 10, 2014.
Students considering applying for the SCBA Fellowship should plan to attend the Informational Meeting at 5 p.m. on Tuesday , November 12, 2013.
At this meeting you will:
• Meet members of the SCBA Diversity Hiring and Retention Committee.
• Hear from last year's fellows about their summer experience.
• Get advice about how to write the personal statement and interview successfully.
Please contact the CDO at 916-739-7011 with any questions.
Posted by McGeorge Career Development Office at 11:55 AM
Labels: Diversity, Job Search
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Capital Fellows Programs | Apply by February 10, 2014
Prepare for a Future Career…Engage yourself in Public Service.Apply by February 10, 2014 to the Capital Fellows Programs - www.csus.edu/calst/programs
- California Senate Fellows
- Executive Fellowship Program
- Jesse M. Unruh Assembly Fellowship Program
- Judicial Administration Fellowship Program
The Capital Fellows Programs offer a unique opportunity to participate in policymaking and development. Fellows work for 10-11 months as full-time, paid staff members in the California State Assembly, California State Senate, California Executive Branch or the California Judiciary. Fellows actively engage in public service and prepare for future careers, while gaining firsthand experience in the governance and leadership of the most diverse, complex state in the nation.
Voted three years in a row (2010, 2011 & 2012) as one of the Top 10 internships nationwide by Vault.com, the Capital Fellows Programs are ranked highly for their combination of meaningful work experience and career opportunities. Each year, Vault's editors evaluate the internship programs profiled in their annual guide and select from those the top 10 internship programs they feel represent the best all-around opportunities.
Prospective Capital Fellows must have a bachelor's degree (in any major) by September 1, 2014 and a demonstrated interest in California state government and public service. Applicants may apply to one or more of the programs that meet their interests and qualifications. Recent graduates, graduate, postgraduate and mid-career applicants are welcome. For the 2014-15 fellowship year, individuals must complete the online application by the deadline of February 10, 2014.
If you have questions regarding the Capital Fellows Programs or need brochures, please contact Sacramento State's Center for California Studies at (916) 278-6906, email@example.com.
Learn more by visiting www.csus.edu/calst/programs
Posted by McGeorge Career Development Office at 9:57 AM
Thursday, October 31, 2013
The Center for Technology, Innovation & Competition (CTIC) at Penn Law is accepting fellowship applications for 2014-2015
Call for Applications: Penn Law CTIC Fellowship
To learn more about the fellowship, visit: https://www.law.upenn.edu/faculty/fellowships.php
The Center for Technology, Innovation & Competition (CTIC) at Penn Law is accepting fellowship applications for 2014-2015.
About CTIC: CTIC is a Penn Law research center that brings together faculty from across the University of Pennsylvania. Now in its seventh year, CTIC has established itself as a hub of interdisciplinary discourse on issues pertaining to intellectual property, Internet law, privacy, and related fields.
About the Fellowship: Designed for scholars interested in pursuing academic careers in areas related to CTIC's work, CTIC fellows enjoy faculty access to Penn Law services and full participation in all CTIC events. Fellows receive a full year of funding and will be eligible for renewal for an additional year. Fellows are expected to produce at least one original academic work and to teach one class during each year of funding. Additionally, part of each fellow's responsibilities include support for CTIC's programs, including the development of CTIC reports and proposals.
Requirements: CTIC fellows must have earned a law degree or be pursuing a Ph.D. or equivalent in a related field and should not yet have held a full-time tenure track legal academic appointment.
To Apply: Email the following materials to firstname.lastname@example.com by Monday, January 13, 2014:
1. detailed research proposal
2. writing sample(s)
4. law school and/or graduate school transcript(s)
5. two references, minimum (at least one must be an academic reference)
Applications may be considered on a rolling basis, and this position may be filled prior to the application deadline. Interested applicants are encouraged to express interest early.
Contact: email@example.com.
To learn more about the fellowship, visit: https://www.law.upenn.edu/faculty/fellowships.php
To learn more about CTIC, visit: https://www.law.upenn.edu/institutes/ctic/
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Posted by McGeorge Career Development Office at 11:40 AM
The Diversity and Law Clerks and Students Committees present: Diverse Career Paths Teleconference
The Diversity and Law Clerks and Students Committees present:
Diverse Career Paths Teleconference
In the midst of an economic downturn, thoughtful career planning is a must and more information is helpful in formulating a career plan. This panel will explore the career path and planning process for six successful attorneys. What prepared them for a career practicing intellectual property law? What was the role of networking in leading to their current position? What advice do they have for students and attorneys in building a career? How did they find success and fulfillment in the practice of law? We hope to answer these questions and others during the panel discussion.
Mike Mireles, Professor, University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law
Mike Mireles, Professor, University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law
Judge Paul Grewal, Magistrate Judge, United States District Court, Northern District of California
Jack Hobaugh, Counsel & Senior Director of Technology, Network Advertising Initiative, Washington D.C.
Paul Korniczky, Partner, Leydig, Voit & Meyer, Chicago, Illinois
Christy LaPierre, Associate, K&L Gates, San Francisco, California
Kim Tran, Associate, Perkins Coie, Palo Alto, California
A.E. Williams, Retired Patent Examiner, United States Patent and Trademark Office
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
3:00 pm - 4:30 pm ET
Judge Paul Grewal, Magistrate Judge, United States District Court, Northern District of California
Jack Hobaugh, Counsel & Senior Director of Technology, Network Advertising Initiative, Washington D.C.
Paul Korniczky, Partner, Leydig, Voit & Meyer, Chicago, Illinois
Christy LaPierre, Associate, K&L Gates, San Francisco, California
Kim Tran, Associate, Perkins Coie, Palo Alto, California
A.E. Williams, Retired Patent Examiner, United States Patent and Trademark Office
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
3:00 pm - 4:30 pm ET
Price for Teleconference (Free for all FCBA Members)
Private Practitioner
$120 non member
$35 non member
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To register for this Program, please follow these instructions:
1) Internet Participation. Those wishing to participate in the teleconference, please visit www.fedcirbar.org/events, select the title of this teleconference and follow the prompts.
2) Participation for law students is free however registration is required. Use link above or contact Andrew Hunter, firstname.lastname@example.com for special "group" pricing and student groups interested in FREE internet participation.
Posted by McGeorge Career Development Office at 10:17 AM
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
U.S. Department of State 2014 Summer Student Internship Program
This program offers U.S. citizen undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to participate in 10-week, unpaid internships that provide intensive educational and professional experience within the environment of America's principle foreign affairs agency.
The unpaid internships are available at many of the over 265 U.S. embassies, consulates and missions to international organizations around the world, as well as at the Department of State in Washington, D.C. and other locations throughout the U.S. Participants gain first-hand, hands-on experience, and learn the realities of working in – and with – Foreign and Civil Service professionals who are at the forefront of America's diplomatic efforts.
As an unpaid intern, you may have the opportunity to:
- Participate in meetings with senior level U.S. government or foreign government officials;
- Draft, edit, or contribute to cables, reports, communications, talking points, or other materials used by policy makers in furthering U.S. foreign policy objectives;
- Help organize and support events, including international and/or multi-lateral meetings and conferences on critical global issues;
- Contribute to the management and administration of the Department of State and America's foreign policy; and
- Engage directly with U.S. or foreign audiences to promote U.S. foreign policy and improve understanding of U.S. culture and society.
Click here https://state.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/351699900 to go directly to USAJobs to start the Gateway to State online application. Please note that the deadline to submit completed applications is November 1, 2013.
Please visit http://careers.state.gov/students/programs for more information about the Summer 2014 Student Internship Program (unpaid), and to start the online application process via USAJobs. Please note that the deadline to submit completed applications is November 1, 2013.
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In a significant strategic collaboration Allen Solly announced its exclusive partnership with the most prestigious tennis event in the world, The Championships, Wimbledon. This partnership and announcement also marks the launch of Allen Solly's sub-brand Solly Sport in its third decade of operations in the Indian retail market.
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Spend a day with your toddler at the Indianapolis Children's Museum exploring Playscape. Playscape is a place for early learners—infants through age five—and the adults in their lives to learn and play together! Infants and toddlers can explore a sensory space, and preschoolers can investigate a Music Studio, an Art Studio, a water table like no other, a Reaction Contraption, and a nature-inspired climber. It's better than ever and you get to discover it together.
Playscape's fascinating new water feature called The Creek, will have kiddos and their grownups splashing, pouring, filling, emptying and enjoying the liquid that life depends upon. Imagine the look on their faces when they get to walk under a real waterfall and not get wet!
In addition to the waterfall, the water feature divides into two kid level creeks designed specifically for toddlers and preschoolers. A variety of toys, containers and even "real-looking fish" will help children learn about the properties of water and the animal habitat around them says The Children's Museum director of early childhood education, Cathy Southerland. She says little hands will become stronger from play with water toys that have children squeezing and squishing and pouring, pulling and pushing. "Not only will The Creek provide that WOW factor when you walk into Playscape; but,we anticipate it becoming a favorite spot for children to measure, pour, talk, and explore the properties of water."
Southerland says the purpose of The Creek is to foster a caring behavior toward animals and animal habitats and to encourage children to inquire and investigate.
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Toni Braxton has been hospitalized for complications related to lupus.
The singer talked about the situation on Twitter.
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"Big Fan" Review
Patton Oswalt, best known for his comedic role as the consummate loser on "King of Queens", delivers a truly wonderful performance in this darkly observant drama about a NY Giants fan who is assaulted by his linebacker hero in a strip club.
This film is a fantastic character study that feels absolutely authentic in every way. It is a sad movie. After all, this is a character with no discernable life of any kind. He lives with his mother… He is obsessed with calling in to sports radio shows… He has only one friend… He is dirt poor… He is a parking garage attendant. All he has is a compulsive love of his favorite team and the wins and losses he agonizes over every Sunday.
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This is a tale of two surfers, and two forms of surfing.
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This year's Olivia Newton-John is Owen Wright.
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Earlier today, I chatted with Laura Burhenn. Here's our full exchange:
1. How would you describe The Mynabirds in twenty words or less?
A little bit soul, gospel, garage and country, catching the spirit of the original Mynah Birds and nodding to Dusty Springfield. (The hardest question.)
2. What's the inspiration behind the LP's title and lead-off track?
After Georgie James broke up, I wasn't quite sure how to react, how to pick up the pieces. But instead of sitting in a heap and feeling sorry for myself or dwelling on the loss, I started looking to books, music and friends to pick me back up. Life is a series of slight disasters followed by incredibly generous good fortune. It all follows this grand cycle of ebb and flow. So the album title, What We Lose In The Fire We Gain In The Flood, is really about that – about loss and recovery and how we recover from our losses and move on. And the title track (insert serendipitous nod to John's new band, Title Tracks) is about learning from fleeting experiences, from people who come in and out of our lives for a minute here or there – learning to find the reason it happened – and why it was good. You can't get here without having been there. Lyrically, the album follows a bit of a Zen trajectory. So when that line came to me ("what we lose in the fire we gain in the flood"), it sounded like an ancient eastern proverb. I thought I'd stolen it from somewhere. But according to the internet (which is always right), it's not been said yet. I like the idea of it feeling found, which also relates a bit to the sound of the record – something new, but also familiar and comforting – like that new friend you just found that you feel like you've known your whole life.
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3. You worked with Richard Swift on this release. How'd that go?
Richard is a brilliant musician with an incredible library of sounds and records filed away in his studio and in his brain – and he is also incredibly kind. We had an amazing time making the record. There was a heat wave rolling through the Pacific Northwest when we were making the record last summer (temperatures well above 100 most days), which helps paint the scene. We holed up in his Oregon studio and recorded all day and into the night. When we tired of recording the Mynabirds songs for the day, we had our own self-DJed dance parties. We drank whiskey and these inventions Richard calls "Coca-Quilas" and danced to James Brown and Buffy Sainte-Marie. I'd been a fan of Richard's music since I first heard "Dressed Up For The Letdown". When I started writing these soul-tinged songs, I knew he was the person I absolutely had to work with. I've gotta say, my intuition served me well. He knew exactly what I was hoping to achieve. He'd suggest a bass line or a back beat for a song and he was always spot on.
4. Can you kindly list a few other dream collaborators?
I'd love to do a duet with Sharon Jones. Actually, I'd be happy to have a drink with her and learn a few of her moves (have you ever seen her live? incredible!). If it'd ever be an option to work with Lou Reed or David Byrne (or both together), I'd die a very happy woman. Other than that, there are tons of others. I really love collaborating. It stretches your soul.
5. Will your live show be a solo affair or will it feature a full band?
I'm playing with a full live band these days: four other amazing players, including the incredible vocal backings of Pearl Lovejoy Boyd who was recommended to me by Orenda Fink after having sung on her last solo album. The live sound is more garage-y than the record, which I'm having fun with. Maybe sometime soon we'll have the full, flushed-out sound live (horns, strings and all). But since we're just starting out, it doesn't make sense to take eight people on the road. It's been fun to push the songs in another direction anyway. I really love to see a band live and get a different experience than the record. I hope other people appreciate that, too.
6. Who are you currently listening to?
I've been listening to a lot of what Daptone Records is putting out in addition to pulling some old favorites from the record shelves: T. Rex, Bobbie Gentry, Dr. Dog, The Kinks. I've been really into the new Beach House record and am looking forward to more listens of the new Yeasayer and Love Is All.
7. What are your plans & goals for 2010?
Touring. A lot. The record is slated to come out in Europe in June, so I'm hoping we'll make it over the Atlantic after some extensive US/Canadian touring this summer and early fall. We've been working on some fun videos (including one for "Numbers Don't Lie" directed by the illustrious Alan Tanner), which will be out for your viewing pleasure in the near future. We'll definitely be in NYC for CMJ and certainly well before then for some shows here and there. We're still sorting out summer touring plans, but it looks like we'll be in NYC in early June. Very much looking forward to it.
8. Are there any misconceptions that you'd like to clear up?
What do people even think?? I'd have to know what the conceptions are to know if they're "mis" or not. If you've got any good dirt, I'm all ears. It's always good for a laugh to hear a fun bit of gossip!
We're giving away a Mynabirds prize pack!
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Position: LB
Height: 6-2 Weight: 227 lbs.
Born: March 16, 1957 in Carthage, NC
High School: Stamford
College: USC (school history)
Drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the 9th round (247th overall) of the 1979 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 52 (1335th overall since 1950)
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Nov. 25, 2010
PALO ALTO, Calif. - The No. 20 University of Arizona volleyball team was beaten in straight sets Wednesday evening against No. 4 Stanford in Maples Pavilion. Set scores were: 25-17, 26-24, 25-23.
With the loss, the Wildcats drop to 20-10 overall on the season and 9-8 in Pac-10 play. The Cardinal adds to its record of 23-3, 14-3 in conference.
Tiffany Owens recorded her conference-leading 18th double-double on the season with 16 kills and 10 digs for Arizona which battled Stanford closely in sets two and three but couldn't over take the home team. Set two saw the score tied 11 times and change hands twice.
Courtney Karst was the only other UA player who posted double-digit kills with 14 on 33 swings. Paige Weber collected 39 assists while freshman Candace Nicholson had 12 digs to lead the Cats.
UA hit a respectable .284, but could not slow down Stanford who recorded a hitting percentage of .384 led by six different players totaling at least six kills.
Next up for Arizona is the regular season finale at No. 2 California on Friday afternoon at noon Pacific Time. The match has been slated for tape delay broadcast by Fox Sports Net.


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FeatureClassChanged doesn't seem to fire if the layer's previous data source was invalid (red exclamation mark next to the layer in the TOC).
ArcObjects: IMapEvents.FeatureClassChanged doesn't fire if the layer's previous data source was invalid
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It doesn't tell you what changed, only that something changed, which is all I really needed. I suppose if you need to know what changed you would have to cache the state of what you were looking for and check it each time this event is fired.
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Driving on Ice - Mini Roundabout, water running down the bank causing huge sheets of ice
Of the £160k potential monies left over in the councils coffers that should be spent on this estate, I'm proposing we spend some of it trying to stop the water running off the bank next to the mini roundabout, by using one of the worlds finest methods of water capture.
Trees, lots of them, on the bank pulling that water back from the ground. Okay, I'm a web developer and not a town planner so there might be a few holes in the plan, which I'm sure one or two of you can point out to me.
Drain !!!
There is actually a big drain and culvert at the bottom of the fields on Sptfire Way. Just a small trench filled with gravel running off to it and bingo job done. I agree trees are a great method but it does take a few years for them to mature and become really effective.
Parked on the D road
Yet again last night the D road ground to a halt. The north bound side was tailing back past the Hanford turn off and why ?. Well there was a accident on the southbound carridge way by Asda Wolstanton. The cause of the tailbacks RUBBER Neckers. I bet the Southbound carridgeway was back all the way to Junction 16 but not a mention of the accident in tonights SentiboreZZZZZ.
In the last two weeks my usual 12 to 15 Minute drive home has been extended to an hour ,three times, but a least it means that that irritating git Steve Wright on radio 2 goes off and Chris Evans entertains . Which brings me on to another thread.
Who is the most irritating Radio Host ?. See above for my nomination.
Any takers ?
The mini roundabout is a bit silppy tonight, any takers on a bet that some one bumps into the big lorry that is parked on it.


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First off, the animal shown here is not a cougar, even though that's the item name. Cougars don't have spots. We're going to go ahead and call this a cheetah print, as we can see the telltale black lines on these kitties' faces. The point, however, is that this is a good way to go with an animal print without donning stripes or spots yourself. Blasphemy? You always wear leopard print? Then mix things up a bit by wearing this Charlotte Tarantola cardigan ($128) with some other leopard print item - it's clever matchy, but not matchy matchy.
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The Urgent Issue of Captive Tigers
Most people are surprised to learn that there are an estimated 5,000 captive tigers in America'. That's more than all wild tigers across Asia. Almost 95 percent are privately owned, often by people not trained to care for animals in general, let alone tigers. Alarmingly, there is no accurate record or system to determine the actual number of tigers in the country, where they are, or what happens after they die.
Wildlife Crime Technology Project
The world is dealing with an unprecedented spike in wildlife crime. In December 2012, Google awarded WWF a $5 million Global Impact Award to create an umbrella of technology to protect wildlife.


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There's a video making the rounds on the Internet that, had there not been a moment of intervention, would have most likely documented a young swimmer being eaten alive by a giant crocodile. The man filming the action did so from a bridge, but the crocodile near-attack video is a tense account of a boy and his race toward the Mexican shore at the Sian Ka'an reserve with a massive reptile, its large tail propelling it through the sea-green water, quickly gaining on its target. And then something happens that quite possibly saved the boy from a horrible death -- or, at best, some degree of life-threatening harm.
The video was first posted to Noticaribe, which reported the incident in Spanish, on Agosto 14 (Aug. 14). In an English version at 9News.com, it was noted that the crococile, thought to be of the American crocodile species, was thought to be a well fed specimen that inhabits the waters of the reserve, which is located in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo. And although some described the scene as that of a boy swimming for his life, some thought the individual might have been oblivious to the crocodile's presence.
Regardless, the crocodile was gaining, getting nearer and would soon catch the swimmer. Except, from the left of the video, an observer not wishing to see what might happen should the crocodile make good its intended attack, throws a large object into the water. It arcs over the reptile's massive head and impacts the water just inches to the side of the beast's head. Surprised, the crocodile thrashes away from the missile, its target forgotten for the moment.
Said target swims on to shore...
Manuel Carrera, who filmed the chase from the safety of a bridge, described what happened: "Unfortunately, that crocodile already associated us with food," he said, "and as the video shows the boy was saved because the crocodile is well fed and chased at a pace that allowed him to reach the shore."
Why Carrera chose to downplay the danger the boy faced is uncertain, but it would appear that what allowed the boy to reach the safety of the shore was the large object hitting the water and startling it -- not the crocodile's well fed "pace."
Carrera did say that locals feared going into the water because they did not wish to attract the attention of the giant male crocodile, which is fed by food left by tourists and fishermen. Carrera also said he hoped the video would prove an effective warning to other prospective swimmers. He also urged that tourists not feed the wildlife at the reserve.
Last year, a video went viral of a young photographer in Costa Rica was attempting to get close-up photos of crocodiles in the Rio Tarcoles when one lunged at him. He had been distracted by onlookers behind him and had slightly turned in annoyance, appearing to signal the watchers to lower their voices. The crocodile attack, though, was thwarted by the photographer's quick reflexes.
The reptiles in the Rio Tarcoles were also well fed by tourists.
And, well fed or not, crocodiles are known hunters, predators that will kill and eat anything they encounter.
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Science Societies Urge Obama to Convene National Climate Summit
Six scientific societies are asking the White House to hold a national summit on climate change.
In a letter delivered to President Barack Obama on Friday, days before his annual State of the Union address, the groups lay out a plan for a summit "to identify policies and actions that can be taken by each Federal agency and by state and local governments to address the causes and effects of climate change."
"We would like to offer the support and assistance of the thousands of scientists and other professionals who are members of our organizations," said the groups, including the American Fisheries Society [1], the American Meteorological Society [2], the Ecological Society of America [3], the Society for Conservation Biology [4], the Society for Ecological Restoration [5] and the Wildlife Society [6]. "We respectfully request that you convene a national summit on this urgent and important challenge."
The idea of a national summit has gained traction among science, environmental and social groups in recent months. One effort, backed by a number of politicians, scientists, business leaders, climate activists, the NAACP, and a Quaker social justice organization, has launched a petition [7] and its own letter [8].


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Oregon vs. Southwestern Oklahoma State Postgame Quotes
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Release Date: 11/05/2012
Postgame Quotes - Novemeber 5, 2012
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Oregon Head Coach Dana Altman
On tonight's game…
"Well, it's really good to have E.J. (Singler) back. You can see the difference with experienced guys. We moved the ball well for the most part, but as a team we are making fundamental mistakes. We need to clean up to beat good teams, but anytime you throw that many new guys out there, it's going to happen."
On the dynamic of having multiple new players…
"Roles won't be defined for a long time. We are a long way from deeciding which guy is going to have which role. I don't think roles will be defined until the end of December."
On Dominic Artis…
"He has a knack for scoring and he is making plays. He's got a really good feel for the game. I think he's got a temendous upside."
On E.J.'s return…
"We were going to limit him to 20 minutes tonight and he got 18. EJ's got a lot of experience in our system. Mentally he's been engaged, it's just a matter of getting him back in shape and ready to go."
On Oregon's 16 steals…
"I want to keep our guys aggressive. Our quickness is pretty good. We keep stressing risk and reward. We want the guys to take some risks but we can't sell out. We need to find a good balance."
Senior forward E.J. Singler
On how he feels physically…
"I felt pretty good. I've been battling with a little bit of tendonitis, but the pain wasn't there which is good. It's going to take a little bit of time, but overall I felt really good. I can do pretty much everything full speed now."
On improving…
"There is a lot of improvement we can do as a collective unit. We've got a lot of learning to do. We have got to watch the film, learn from the film. There's definietly a lot of plays I can make defensively. Defensively I didn't do that well of a job, that's kind of due to the explosiveness and timing of it. I'll get back in the groove. Our team will get back in the groove. It'll just take a little bit of time."
On his role as a leader…
"It has been a tough job sinceI've been out. It's been hard to connect with the players if you're not on the court with them at the same time. But I've been trying my best. This last week I've been on the court with the guys which I think has been helping a lot."
Senior center Tony Woods
On his goal for the game…
"I was just looking to get the ball inside."
On his goal for the season…
"It's a new day and my offense has come a long way. So I'm feeling good about this year and helping E.J. offensively and help Carlos pick it up as well."
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The New England Patriots wrapped up the preseason finale with a 16-13 loss to the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium on Thursday night. Patriots rookie quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo played the entire game and both Aaron Dobson and newly acquired tight end Tim Wright saw action in the loss.
The Patriots sat mostly all their starters as head coach Bill Belichick wanted to take an extensive look at some of the players on the bubble. There wasn't much excitement offensively as both defenses played well. Garoppolo was able to drive the team down the field for a couple of scores, but overall showed exactly why he is a rookie in his first start as an NFL quarterback. The lone touchdown for the Patriots came on a 33-yard pass to Dobson early in the second quarter to put the Patriots up 7-3.
The Giants scored on their next possession on a 1-yard run to put the Giants up 10-7 late in the half. A couple of field goals by Stephen Gostkowski gave the Patriots a 13-10 lead, but the Giants were able to tie the game on a 45-yard field goal by Brandon McManus and later took the lead and eventually won the game on 37-yard field goal by Josh Brown.
Overall Garoppolo was just okay. He completed 22 of 42 passes for 284 yards with a touchdown and an interception. He took a couple of sacks and miscommunicated with receivers on a couple of third down plays. Now Belichick will be presented with the task of cutting the 75-man roster down to 53 by Saturday.
One of the bright spots in the game was the return and play of Aaron Dobson. The second-year wide receiver caught three passes for 57 yards and a touchdown. It was Dobson's first live action of the preseason. Defensively defensive ends Jake Bequette and rookie Zach Moore each recorded a sack as they both made their statements in making the team.


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The fruitful year of KlabJazz, the well-established jazz community in the capital of West Java continues on. So far they have launched no less than 7 regular events per month where some of those point out the specific corner of jazz and beyond such as ethnic, groove and blues. We just received the confirmation from KlabJazz that they are ready to launch another one. More spin-off? Why not? This time the community is highlighting one of the most popular sub-genre of jazz which can gather both jazz and rock fans together, the jazz fusion. The premiere of this new spin-off will come at the last day of February, taking place at the new crime scene Sixty "Meeting Point-cafe" Bandung. This event now officially has its own brand, and it's called Fusion Flava.
There were times along the global history of jazz, including Indonesia, fusion; which is the hybrid of traditional jazz and the 70's style of electronics (R&B and rock) became a 'mainstream' in the world's jazz scene, with all the stories behind it. This hybrid quickly gained its fans both from the listeners and musicians. It inspired many people, in some ways changed the course of the industry and still being developed until now.
For some people, the early fusion era appeared not as 'deep' as the traditional jazz, both in composition and playing technique. On the other hand, it's also different then the next era of fusion, when it became softer/smoother, appeared as another sub-genre we all know as Smooth Jazz.
Back to the birth of fusion, as this new 'invention' opens up more possibilities in creating music by having other musical corners to blend with the good ol' jazz, it attracted many players to place their signatures inside. We can mention some big names such as George Benson, The Crusaders, Deodato, Eric Gale, Herbie Hancock, Chuck Mangione, Bob James, Hubert Laws, Herbie Mann, David Sanborn, Spyro Gyra, Grover Washington, Jr. Let's not forget the legendary groups who triggered it phenomenally like Mahavisnu Orchestra and Weather Report that in some ways created new possibilities to play jazz. Group like Chicago, Blood Sweat and Tears and some others brought another colors into it, then look at Japan where this hybrid found a new home through bands like Casiopea, T-Square and many more. There are many fascinating and monumental milestones in the history of jazz when we are talking about fusion.
How about in Indonesia? Some of you might still remember how the music mainstream filled with loads of fusion bands during the 80's to early 90's. Krakatau, Halmahera, Karimata, Emerald, Adegan, D'Marszyo, Bhaskara, Spirit Band, Black Fantasy, Indonesia 6 all the way to the early sound of Kahitna, the JavaJazz are some of the names who carried on the spirit of fusion within their play in their own shape, style and content-rates.
Fusion Flava tries to bring us back to the fusion era. It's set to be a fusion celebration, played to suit today's style. "If we acknowledge the musical terms such as "classic rock" and "classic disco", through this event probably we have to be familiar with the new term, "classic fusion", said the founder of KlabJazz, Dwi Cahya Yuniman.
Jazzuality proudly supports this event along with its mission. For the premiere edition, three groups are ready to create the scene. The Halfwhole Project will be there featuring jazz singer Puspallia Panggabean. Some of the members of this group seem not be able to come, so Ilham Septia (bass) and Billy Ramdhani (saxophone) are going to complete the team, joining pianist Christ Stanley and drummer Edward Manurung. The all-rounder, multi-talented Imelda Rosalin is participating under her new group, Imelda Rosalin Project featuring herself on keys and vocals, Rudy Zulkarnaen on bass, Murtiko Adi on guitar and Budiono on drums. Last but not least, the KPH All Stars, consists of teachers from Kruisnode Piano House Music School is ready to bank their fusion in this premiere edition.
As usual, KlabJazz presents the Fusion Flava free of charge. If you live in Bandung or plan to visit the city next Thursday, just come and join the party. It's time to enjoy fusion back to its joyous era.
Fusion Flava
Date: Thursday, February 28, 2013
Location: Sixty "Meeting Point – Cafe", Jl. Naripan no. 30, Bandung
Time: 7:00 pm – 23:00 pm


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NS gets up close and personal with actress and Highland Park native, Rachel Brosnahan, while she models looks for our spring fashion feature.
If her last few roles are any indication, it's clear that this up-and-coming actress possesses a range that defies typecasting. Take one part innocence juxtaposed with a maturity that defies her age. Throw in the ability to play an evil witch in Beautiful Creatures one moment and a vulnerable call girl in the Netflix series House of Cards the next. Imagine being equally convincing as a transgender sex-change patient in a recent episode of Grey's Anatomy or as a "wannabe actress with a fondness for the bottle" onstage in her upcoming Broadway play, The Big Knife. All at the young age of 22.
Meet Rachel Brosnahan (her given name, not a stage name) whose star is on a trajectory to the moon. She grew up in Highland Park after moving here from Milwaukee at age four with her parents and younger brother and sister, whom she "adores." She attended Wayne Thomas Elementary School, Northwood Junior High School and graduated from Highland Park High School in 2008, which she describes as "a melting pot" she enjoyed. Highland Park's diverse demographic profile is comprised of families from Highwood's largely Latino and Italian American community, Fort Sheridan's military families and Highland Park's predominantly Jewish population.
And, while the young actress was active in theater and musicals in her teen years, Brosnahan recounts her experience as a member of the high school wrestling team for two years as among her formative experiences. "There's something so technical about wrestling," explains the petite size zero. (Wrestling? Seriously?) "It's a win-lose scenario," she says. "And the Highland Park High School theater program is such a community. I was in Scarlet Pimpernel, Cats and Urinetown, which was a part of the Stunts collaborative student-run theater program."
"But Rachel wasn't the top theater kid in high school," says Carole Dibo, Brosnahan's manager as well as director and founder of the Actors Training Center at the Wilmette Theatre, a professional training ground for young actors where Brosnahan cut some of her acting teeth. "It's not about who you are in junior high or high school," says Dibo, who met Brosnahan when the then-16-year-old actress took an acting class with her at a downtown studio. "She stood out from the crowd then," she recalls. "She was always an old soul."
Dibo is referring to the maturity that belies Brosnahan's age, her ability to shift seamlessly from talking about something quite serious one moment (like the impact her role in The Diary of Anne Frank had on her) to guffawing at the memory of her singing ability, ("I can carry a tune if you really need me to, but it was for the good of mankind that I realized I really can't sing!") that offers a glimpse into her range as an actress. Add to that the occasional goofy face she makes and her characteristic self-deprecating humor ("It was terrifying!") and that's Brosnahan—the girl next door.
Yet, forays in wrestling and other activities like horseback riding aside, she knew early on that acting was the thing she wanted to do most. Brosnahan counts her role as Margot in The Diary of Anne Frank as helping solidify this for her. "It was challenging and moving," says Brosnahan. "I remember being onstage in that play… it was very silent, and feeling the life in that small space. Sinking into the character at the beginning was powerful—to tap into the real people and ask them permission, in a way, to do so."
Her parents, on the other hand, were not so sure about her career aspirations. "Nobody wants their 14-year-old to come home and say, 'I want to be an actress,'" she says. But they've been supportive of her from the beginning, even when she skipped her calculus final exam senior year of high school to audition for her first on-screen role in the big budget horror film, The Unborn, in 2009. "They've been amazing, incredible," says Brosnahan. And, when she got accepted to New York University's Tisch School of the Arts at Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute, they thought, "Maybe this can work," she recalls. Brosnahan graduated in December 2012 (after only three-and-a-half years) and now shares the Lee Strasberg pedigree with notable alumni including Robert De Niro, Uma Thurman, Scarlett Johansson, Alec Baldwin and Angelina Jolie.
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he was wearing sponge bob boxers. Guess how long he lasted.
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OMG i wonder if we've been sleeping with the same guy
my ex wore those too....he also we the bed on occasion
sounds like my ex....
i love that so many chicks have dudes that wear spongebob boxers!!! We f*ckin rule!!!
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I feel like the answer to this could go either way...
May 28, 2009 12:57PM"
I had the same thought.
It's true. Guys wearing Spongebob boxers won't last long in the sack....
my bf has one pair of spongebob boxers...and trust me he has no problem whatsoever lasting
*in spongebob's narrator's voice* "three hours later."
I wear Spongebob boxers, and my stamina is quite impressive.
ha sounds familiar..not only did he not last, he wasn't well endowed either
wasn't even worth it. ladies, if you see sponge bob ANYWHERE on their bodies, RUN.
why were you doing a 12 year old in the first place.
at least let his balls drop or something.
My retarded ass buddy gets around a quite a bit ad wears only spongebob boxers and i've tried to shame a few girls that he fucked by being like,"so I hear you fucked jeff" and they ALL go "it was litterally like 6 seconds it totally does not count" so that story wasn't funny for you guys but When he reads it it'll be hilarious.
Sounds just like my ex
<_< Really....this could go either way....f*cking spongebob yellow punk ass probably droopy mutha f&cker
I feel like the answer to this could go either way...
can some please start a fucking wog tommorow, literally jump on one...
Ha I've been in the same situation...but with Simpsons boxers. Classy times.
long enough to get through the theme song I hope.
I think I dated this guy... oh god. The worst was spongebob's nose overlying an erection.
I love spongebob, and the second one you have to work for.
Oh my God...I think I know that guy!
Maybe it coordinated with your sponge.
510, eh? i wonder if it's the same guy...
dude was probably a stud that lasted for hours
.... I am wearing spongebob boxers right now hahaha.
i think its a case of its so crap he just wants to get it over with lol
Probably as long as it took him to unsnap your bra.
fuck you guys, sponge bob boxers are the best, its for you jess you crazy bitch haha love ya
rofl at 12:57 i was thinking the same exact thing
Simpsons boxers aren't bad, but Spongebob? Oh man....
how old was this guy!?
My boyfriend has spongebob boxers haha. I like them :)
he should've worn a matching tie, maybe then he'd actually go back in time to before he was even being considered for getting laid.
umm my boyfriend consistently wears one of several pairs of spongebob boxers that he owns. i can tell you exactly how long that guy lasted...
I've bought spongebob and simpson boxers for my bf and he's 25
Sponge Bob Rocks!!
My ex also had sponge bob boxers... guess why he's my EX. He was 22.
I guess that's the last time I wear my Spongebob boxers to pick up chicks :S
Sounds just right for your clam.
I say he almost got it in.
An average episode of Sponge Bob Square Pants is 24.5 minutes.
was it miles gillis?
might be one of the funniest texts I've read on here- Great!! lmao
he lives in a pineapple under the sea and fucks a pink starfish. you expected...what, exactly?


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Lost 5.13 'Some Like It Hoth' Promo's
Here's the trailer to the next episode of Lost:
Episode synopsis: "After young Ben is reported missing from the infirmary, suspicion mounts among the Dharma Initiative that there are traitors in their midst and Sawyer's lies about the castaways look set to come undone.
Meanwhile, Miles is asked to deliver a package to a senior Dharma operative as flashbacks reveal how he came to be part of Widmore's operation to retrieve Ben from the island.
But what is his connection to one of the most important figures in the Dharma Initiative?"
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