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Tried it on today. Smells like 'candied' watermelon, with a herbal citrus base. I ddint particularly like it, but no doubt some will. Exellent lasting power
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Tried it on today. Smells like 'candied' watermelon, with a herbal citrus base. I ddint particularly like it, but no doubt some will. Exellent lasting power
Bvlgari extreme - a very well balanced all rounder
I bought baby blue jeans. Its one of my faves now. Not so in your face as blue jeans, lemony baby powder accord which settles into something beautiful but simple........I have to use lots of sprays...
hey.. i love joop jump
Im 25, and love this stuff. Just dont overdo it with the sprays. I found it refreshing, long lasting and there was something quite classy about it
First of all...hi everyone...back after a 2 year hiatus ..hope everyone has been doing well. Furthermore, seasons greetings to everyone.
Went back into the foray... and was trying to find one of...
Dont be put of by the cheap price tag or the label - this ones a pleasant surprise. Nice Eucalyptus note, which loses its edge after about an hour to reveal a cool, minty fragrance....try...
Joop - Go
Avon - Black Suede
Anthony Puig- Quorum Silver
Paul Smith - Story
Dsquared - He Wood
Admire packaging for a few moments, then spray a few shots on myself enjoy the rush, and then more shots
Most Masculine - Quorum
Most feminine - Escada magnetism, Hanae mori
Nice post .. love this stuff... have noticed that many of my fave scents have usually got oakmoss
John Varvatos the original
Being a fan of quorum, I to can concur. Once I smelt something beautiful on aguy I work with. 'One man show' was his answer. I would reccommened u try it. Ive ordered my bottle
Luv this scent. Im a young guy (26) but I keep buying bottles of it because i just love the drydown and longevity (and sillage)
CERTAINLY NOT DISCONTINUED. Is bewing sold at a department store in london by the bucketloads.
I tried it tiday - lovelyt scent - will get a bottle as soon as i can
Thank you everybody for your warmest wishes
liz Claiborne - Candies
Def go for it...bought mine blind...nice versatile scent
Having been to Havana and also the owner of Tommy Bahama very cool, i can say there is certainly a mojito type accord in very cool. I personally love this fragrance line
6 at the momoment
I cant help feeling that this a more modern forumlation of the original joop...for some reason it doesnt sit very well with me...........
I love this scent......Beachy type freshness but warm at the same time.....excellent lasting power and sillage...........one of my favorites
This is a very nice, very warm vanilla/gourmand mosnter......i only wera it when im feeling very eneregised and not stressed...otherwise...it begins to feel very cloying and irritating..........i...
Theres lots of scents out there...i wpould suggest Joop Jump or Versace Bluejeans
thanks for the info scentimus.....willl lookout for these
If your looking for mango, its Polo Double black u gotta go far, try it, maybe it will fill your requirements. I also suggest 'candies' by liz Claiborne......search for posts on it and look it up in...
An amazing scent...after buying a bottle i have found Rochas man to be annoying and sickening
I really enjoyed this, but after i bought my thrid bottle, i really started to hate it, for some unknown reason...................i prefer body kouros
Calvin Klein Obsession - makes me feel physically sick, gave away to a friend who used it to cover up bad toilet smells
What do people think of xeryus rouge as a winter frag?
Scentimus, you match my scentiments 100% lol '
I just could not find myself wearing this to work daily - it would be too much like wearing Joop Homme everyday - you burn out from it'
Nice scent, long lasting and good sillage
But i feel that if i get this scent, im gonna end up gettign sick of it after a few days because
I had a very similar experience. Bought a polo shirt from an expensive store here in the Uk cost me about £22. I remember looking at the label - it had two labels on the back collar, one for the...
Couldnt have said it better myself
thanks for everyones input.........recently made the change for medical stidemt to junior doctor, so i guess that accounts for the stress/tiredness. Currenntly on holiday in Turkey, went into a mall...
I noticed recently i have been getting a bit jaded and even annoyed of wearing fragrances...often at times when i have been tired, stressed, or Both - at these times i often find that the fragrance...
no, bet sounds interesting, if anyone gets any information please keep us posted
i enjoy sillage...i like colleagus to say 'that guy smells good' within a 20cm/close contact radius. In the Uk colgnes are damn expensive, and so if im paying £40 (approx $60) for 100mls, i would...
Godsillage -
Terre Hermes
Quorum (anthony puig)
Joop Homme
Boucheron - Jaipur
Yang - Jacques fath
I love this stuff scentimus....But i got a bit sick of using it...now on rotation a couple of days a week.......nice lasting power and sillage
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My list:
Jaipur by boucheron
Ysl M7
Terre d hermes
Ignore the hates...........lovely fruity scent, with a citrus/watermelon heart, and mossy woods as a base........have scored so many compliments on this,...........my no.1 complimented scent......
Thanks to everybody for the ramadan wishes.......I usually go for perfume oils in this month.......This month expecially ive bin going gor a arab perfume oil copy of versace dreamer
sounds awesome, and whats even better is the lasting power/sillage. where can i get this from?
Aqua di Gio, joop homme
Versace dreamer
Tried 'the one' by D and G today.really enjoyed it, but couldt help noticing ive smelt it before.......and then i thought, it was a slightyl 'softer' (for want of a better word) version of xeryus...
Love: M7, Azzaro Ph
Not sure: Quorum - mixed feelings and reactions from people
Most hated - Fendi ph
Ive contributed to this thread before, but I gotta add some more since then:
Claiborne Sport
Joop Go! (personally hate it, got as a gift).
Sum1 mentioned earlier about being complimented when...
You cant go wrong with Rochas.smells lovely....However, Hanai mori is also very nice.but it less versatile and can be very cloying if oversprayed.definetly a good chocie for winter, but i would go...
You cant go wrong with Rochas.smells lovely....However, H
interesting........I agree that its probably its a timeless classic......But is there an argument in that the oils used are of high quality? Fahrenheit does have some monstrous sillage and lasting...
I notice that this 80's scent is still relatively expensive, as compared to other 80's scents. Does anyone knwo the reason for this? Is it because it is still very popular?
Dont be offended dude. Ive been on basenotes for 2 years now, a few weeks ago I asked about a replacement for one of my favourite scent 'candies'. Someone corrected me in a manner like 'Vibert', and...
I cant mention 5, but terre d hermes and bvlgari por homme extreme are 2 very versatile scents
If you do a search in the forum or reveis for 'ignition' by Lomani, u will find mnay bners consider this a vanilla beast in terms of sillage and longevity
Oh man, i bought Liz Claiborne 'Candies' a few years ago, absolutley loved the scent, but never bought another bottle. Now that it has been discontinued, im obsessing about getting as many bottles as...
John Varvatos - the leather around the bottle is just classy, and makes me feel classy too
I usually have a 'casual scent ' for day to day use. Its gotta have good alsting power, and sillage has to be at worst, good. In the past ive used Candies for men, bvlgari por homme extreme,...
I could do that, but not immediately.
For me its been terre d hermes, YSL M7, Michael Kors, but the most attention has been generated by the discontinued Candies (sighs)
John Varvatos for men and Sonia Rykiel for men. After my research on BN, i bought both!!
I would go for allure or roma
I highyl recommend quorum sliver as a good office scent or for formal evening evemts. Had many compliments from this. Both sillage and lasting power is good (but not comparable to quooum) and ive had...
Givenchy Pi is common and sounds like what you are talking about
very dissapointed. M7 discontinued? is this true??
Joop Jump, candies for men, and bvlgari pour homme extreme
I gotta say YSL m7, Paris hilton for men, Silver quoroum,
One my all time best compliment grabbers appears to have been discontinued. Someone mentioned few months back that it had been discontinued,and i can now hardly find a bottle, and they are all...
may i humbly suggest - liz claiborne sport
joop nightflight
angel by thierry mugler
tom ford - black orchid


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Personal Statements, Resumes, and Letters of Recommendation / why?« on: July 15, 2008, 02:46:18 PM »
why would you let a bunch of strangers on the internet read and critique your personal statement? a). for all you know these people are a bunch of idiots who are going to give very poor advice b). for all you know these people are just reading a bunch of statements in order to assess the "competition" and write theirs accordingly.
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Symposium: Toward A More Diverse Adirondacks
Increasing Human Diversity throughout the Hudson River Watershed
Saturday 13 August 2016
ESF Newcomb Campus, Newcomb, NY
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Making the Adirondack Park more attractive to youth of all backgrounds and preferences will be the focus of the second annual Adirondack diversity symposium, which is sponsored by the Adirondack Diversity Advisory Council (ADAC) here on Saturday, August 15.
The organization's second annual Towards a More Diverse Adirondacks symposium will be held at the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY-ESF) Newcomb Campus, near the park's geographic center.
"Students, civil rights leaders, community activists, social scientists and organizations will get together in this wild central Adirondack Park community in mid-August to talk about the need to broaden diversity in race, ethnicity, sexual orientation and gender-identity among this enormous park's residents and visitors," said ADAC Coordinator Peter Nelson.
The symposium will feature an entire day of discussion about challenges to, and opportunities for, widening the pool of people who use, enjoy and care about the future of the largest park in the contiguous United States.
"Our first symposium in August 2014 was a huge success," said Nelson. "We're excited to continue with a great program."
"The goal of the symposium is to expand the depth and breadth of the discussion regarding diversity that has already begun in the Park," said ADAC member William C. Janeway, Executive Director of the Adirondack Council. "This year's summit will primarily focus on the Adirondacks being welcoming to all youth inside and outside the Park, including diversity within youth."
Discussion points will include questions such as how millenials view diversity, their needs and aspirations, what their experiences in the Park have been, or why they have not experienced the Park, and how the Park can be more welcoming to all youth.
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Context Complications of atherosclerosis cause most morbidity and mortality
in patients with diabetes mellitus. Despite the frequency and severity of
disease, proven medical therapy remains incompletely understood and underused.
Objective To review the epidemiology, pathophysiology, and medical and invasive
treatment of atherosclerosis in patients with diabetes mellitus.
Data Sources Using the index terms diabetes mellitus, myocardial infarction, peripheral vascular
diseases, cerebrovascular accident, endothelium, vascular smooth muscle, platelets, thrombosis, cholesterol, hypertension, hyperglycemia, insulin, angioplasty, and coronary artery bypass, we
searched the MEDLINE and EMBASE databases from 1976 to 2001. Additional data
sources included bibliographies of identified articles and preliminary data
presented at recent cardiology conferences.
Study Selection We selected original investigations and reviews of the epidemiology,
pathophysiology, and therapy of atherosclerosis in diabetes. We selected randomized,
double-blind, controlled studies, when available, to support therapeutic recommendations.
Criteria for data inclusion (168 of 396) included publication in a peer-reviewed
journal or presentation at a national cardiovascular society–sponsored
Data Extraction Data quality was determined by publication in peer-reviewed literature.
Data extraction was performed by one of the authors.
Data Synthesis Diabetes mellitus markedly increases the risk of myocardial infarction,
stroke, amputation, and death. The metabolic abnormalities caused by diabetes
induce vascular dysfunction that predisposes this patient population to atherosclerosis.
Blood pressure control, lipid-lowering therapy, angiotensin-converting enzyme
inhibition, and antiplatelet drugs significantly reduce the risk of cardiovascular
events. Although diabetic patients undergo revascularization procedures because
of acute coronary syndromes or critical limb ischemia, the outcomes are less
favorable than in nondiabetic cohorts.
Conclusions Since most patients with diabetes die from complications of atherosclerosis,
they should receive intensive preventive interventions proven to reduce their
cardiovascular risk.
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Rita Ferrone's critique of the new English translation of the Roman Missal ("It Doesn't Sing," July 15) is an expert reflection on its difficulties. The specific virtues and failings of the translation are one legitimate concern. The manner in which this translation was imposed on English-speaking Catholics may be of greater concern.
I will do all I can to smoothly introduce and reverently pray the new translation. I will also keep in mind that its promulgation, while canonically legitimate, does not seem ecclesiologically so. For the sake of unity in communion we should implement this translation of the missal, even though the same principle of communion was at times violated in its development and adoption.
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I never won a Nobel Peace Prize.
Paw Prints: Writings of the maddog
I woke up on the morning of October 9th to find that President Obama had won the Nobel Peace Prize.
There was a lot of discussion about whether President Obama had "earned" the honor or not, and a lot of discussion about how the Nobel Peace Prize is not always for what you have done, but encouraging you to keep going in what you are doing.
As I read his acceptance speech, I thought about Free and Open Source Software, and applied parts of his speech to my favorite subject.
"Let me be clear, I do not view it as a recognition of my own accomplishments"
A lot of people have said to me, "Thank you for what you do for Free Software". I tell them that I was someone who was in a particular place at a particular time. I did what I thought needed doing, and what I had skills to do.
I also tell them that if they want to see the most important person in Free Software, all they have to do is look in the mirror....for everyone can be important to Free Software...everyone can contribute in some way.
"men and women who've inspired me and inspired the entire world"
Certainly I have been inspired by some of the great computer people of all time, most of whom I have been lucky enough to meet and have discussions. Rear Admiral Grace Murray Hopper, Maurice Wilkes, Douglas McIlroy, Ken Thompson, Dennis Ritchie....the list goes on and on.
There are present-day heros too...and each person working into the night trying to get that one nasty bug fixed in a piece of Free Software is one of those heroes. The person who translates a piece of documentation so some other person can use that program is a hero. The person who sets up a user group meeting, so others can find out about Free Software and share it. All of these are "heroes" to me.
"this prize reflects the kind of world that those men and women and all Americans want to build"
A world of collaboration, where people build, standing on the shoulders of those who have gone before....not "re-inventing the wheel" or having to spend time "programing around" some software patent. The Freedom to see how a program works, and to try to make it better.
"it's also been used as a means to give momentum to a set of causes."
President Obama goes on to list a number of causes, of which we are all probably familiar, but several of them stood out for me:
- accept responsibility for transforming the way we use energy
- the ability to get an education and make a decent living
- global economic crisis
These are things that I think Free Software can help and I will try to help solve them with Free Software.
"I know these challenges can be met, so long as it's recognized that they will not be met by one person or one nation alone. This award is not simply about the efforts of my administration; it's about the courageous efforts of people around the world. And that's why this award must be shared with everyone who strives for justice and dignity."
I believe that it takes the entire Free Software community to meet the challenges of today. Of course we can not solve the world's problems by ourselves, but the philosophy of collaboration nurtured by Free Software is spreading, and will be key to solving these problems.
Perhaps some day there will be the "Free Software Peace Prize".
Carpe Diem!
Those 'Economists'.."If anything, a Nobel Prize should have gone to the few awake economists (I can't recall any name right now) who warned two or three years back of the impending economic crisis and who of course were not listened to."
01. Peter Schiff
02. Ron Paul (not necessarily and Economist - but could be considered one)
03. and many other "Austrian" economists.
I never won a Nobel Peace Prize.Me neither, I never won the Nobel Prize. Oh well. To tell you the truth, I don't think someone like Barak Obama deserves such a prize. His discourse was fine and dandy, but it's just that, a discourse. Fundamentally the American Administration is pursuing what it has always done: imposing its own view of democracy by any means necessary, including war, for its own benefit. And when I look at the bailouts handed out to the American banks and the auto industry I don't see it as paving the way to a more sustainable and fair world order.
If anything, a Nobel Prize should have gone to the few awake economists (I can't recall any name right now) who warned two or three years back of the impending economic crisis and who of course were not listened to.
You write: "I believe that it takes the entire Free Software community to meet the challenges of today. Of course we can not solve the world's problems by ourselves, but the philosophy of collaboration nurtured by Free Software is spreading, and will be key to solving these problems."
Man, I agree with you full pin.
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I cannot add new events and I cannot view all the event details with IE. It was possible before the update to WP 3.6
But it seems to work with other browsers. But the main browser is IE.
I cannot add new events and I cannot view all the event details with IE. It was possible before the update to WP 3.6
But it seems to work with other browsers. But the main browser is IE.
I have the same problem. Works fine in Firefox. Have been playing around with IE settings but haven't found the correct one. Any hints would be appreciated. Thanks
A client of mine is having the same problem and this is a major downer. Can we get a fix to this ASAP please? This is a busy workplace and their calendar being down is not a good thing.
It seems that the calendar stopped working with Windows and Explorer. I have asked users to email me and most of them report that Windows with Chrome, Firefox and other browsers, as usual, seems to work, but not if they are using Explorer. You wonder why no one can put down Explorer for good.
Of course it's great if Eran can find a fix for this problem as soon as possible.
I am getting this error message in IE9 when clicking on an event on the calendar -- the event overlay with details doesn't appear in IE but it works in other browsers.
SCRIPT438: Object doesn't support property or method 'removeExpression' -- jquery.simplemodal.1.4.3.min.js, line 16 character 133
I Googled the above error and came up with this:
I'm not an experienced programmer so I don't know if this is even the same problem (sounds like it) but thought I'd put it out there.
As for people putting down IE - I concur (and have) BUT I'm using the calendar on a church website and 80% of the congregation use IE because that's what came with the computer and they're afraid downloading and installing Firefox will blow it up or something. Sigh!
I had to use a modified version of the SimpleModal js file to correct the IE issues as well. You can download it here from my site: http://www.benkaeding.com/jquery.simplemodal.js
Got it - thanks. Where to I put it?
check out my latest post over here: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/event-calender-2?replies=15
I hope it helps.
Hi, What is a SimpleModal js file and where do I ftp it into?
@Kimber254, FTP to your wordpress installation, and go to wp-content/plugins/ajax-event-calendar/js/jquery.simplemodal.1.4.3.min.js.
Open that file, change its contents to the ones from http://www.benkaeding.com/jquery.simplemodal.js, save it, and then ftp it over to the live site in the same folder/file location.
There are other ways of doing this, but this is how I fixed mine.
@bryomedia, I tried a lot of proposed solutions in this forum to get the plugin working in IE and finally, yours works!!
Thank you.
I appreciate the suggestions, but the jquery.simplemodal.1.4.4.min.js "fix" is not working for me. The Ajax Event Calender was perfect for our purposes (even sent Mr. Miller some money), but I need to start considering alternatives. Does anyone know a similar calendar plugin that I can use?
@walter_ did you clear your cache and restart IE after installing the .js? And if you're using any caching plugins, you might want to clear them as well. Ben's fix worked for me. (Thanks, Ben)
If you dont want to mess with code and wait for an update you can instruct users using crappy i.e to....
Turn compatibility view on under tools in the browser
Updating jquery.simplemodal.js worked for me. Thank you
Is the developer planning on resolving this issue?
If not can he/she tell us so we can look for an alternative solution.
This is a SUPERB plug-in currently spoiled by not being compatible with IE.
We all know IE is a piece of cr*p, but it is still being used by many.
We now have confirmation that the developer is no longer updating this plugin or supporting it.
Sad that the developer can no longer support it, but good to know. The above fix worked for me when I upgraded to 3.7 today.
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Marlborough college - could this be a place for securing top academic grades?(23 Posts)
I am sending my daughter and son to Marlborough from this Sep, both joining at same time: both are verry bright academcially, but also do very well in extra-curriculars (but that is a secondary benefit we see). I saw the schools' results, which places them well (eg 55%As in A levels), but not at the top of league tables. Does anyone have any experience or advice, if Marlborough would provide the teaching as well as the environment, as my kids have potential to reach the real top. I am slightly concerned about how 'pushy' the school is, and if the average stuident evnironment would be right. We do have places at top day schools too (eg St Pauls), but unfortinately, have to move out of UK, and hence had to look at boarding options at last minute
I am also concerned abpout discipline at school, particularly to do with relationships, prevalence (if any at all) of smoking/drinking/drugs. I read some previous threads about some lack of discipline, but also read and felt re-assured that the new head seems to be driving better discipline strongly (eg expelled two students a coupel of years ago for sex). Is there a more recent update on how things are in last one year, around this subject?
A bit late in the day for these sorts of questions, dont you think?
I agree - had no choice due to very late relocation- so still asking, I guess
all schools have drugs and smoking. Particularly boarding ones
you are fighting a losing battle iMO
I guess you are right - just wanting a perspective specifically on Marlborough - how it compares
I'm glad someone has started this thread as i've always wondered what's so special about Marlborough, judging by its results its seems pretty average to me, but when ive checked leavers destinations for Colet Court and Westminster Under its seems to pop up (although just the odd one, but still) alongside St Pauls, Westminster, Winchester, Eton.
OP i can only say ive read similar to what you've read i get the feeling the students are a bit too "affected" for my liking and wasn't terribly impressed with some comment in the Good Schools guide. However you won't be able to do anything about schools for now, so you're definitely bound for Marlborough, you may well end up really liking it.
This is the thing. Seem we do have little choice - yet I am keen to know from anyone who knows Marlborough
Are you currently at a prep school in the U.k? Perhaps if your prep sends dc there regularly then you can speak to some of the existing parents there, that will be your best bet. If you don't know any of them personally then ask the headmaster who will be able to put you in touch with someone.
I know a few who left over the past few years, they did just OK in their A levels, one was led astray a bit, but both were happy there. Another left 4 years ago and did well academically. The Good Schools Guide did put me off tbh like Bulletpoint said. I think there was a comment that implied that joining in the 6th form from another school might be tricky as it would be "difficult" to be accepted. That put me off sending my DC there from abroad. Personally, I just think that it is currently popular for not the right reasons. I have always thought it wasn't terribly academic but somebody else might know more.
I'm still in the hope that parents surely can't be so fickle as to be choosing it for the more obvious reason (Kate Middleton) surely....
Thank you both. The issue is the day schools have closed, and we are not able to access people like HM/parents now; we were late but could not help it! The comment about sixth form is helpful as that's where DC is headed
My daughter has just left Marlborough but obviously we won't know her A level results until August.
She isn't very academic and didn't do brilliantly in GCSEs and ASs but she was extremely happy and made loads of friends. She had an inspiring piano teacher and made very good progress in that subject.
There seemed to be plenty of clever children who did well academically.
I hope your children have a wonderful time there - I'm sure they will.
I actually know quite a bit about it I've friend's with DC's there and also know a couple of people who did or are working there.
Don't be under any illusion although many think it's liberal it's far from this in fact in my view it's rather petty. Last year it came in for a lot of publicity and criticism including from the Duke of Beaufort who has DC's there for expelling two lower 6th who were caught having sex, children are very restricted in the activities at weekend and uniform has to be worn when off the campus. Of all schools Marlborough is unlikely to have a drugs problem as any child above yr 10 can be screened in the twice weekly screening programe they run expulsion results from two positives.
Having g said this friend's there like it and those with able DC's have done well.
Thank you dapplegrey - it is good to know; any insights about a) discipline in last year or so, and b) what these 'clever' children you think may have done to do well academically,
Marlborough has high expectations of the children they consider themselves to be pretty academic and children are expected to work hard. They are one of a relative handful that are over subscribed so they can afford to be choosy.
High standards of discipline are also expected, Lady Kaley the deputy head knows all the children and is excellent, bullying is not tolerated and the perpetrators are punished.
With regard to your DC entering the 6th form they have quite a large intake especially girls who join boys houses so I don't think it's a problem what ever the GSG says and a friend's DC joined in the 6 th form and enjoyed it and did very well.
It's not for me I personally don't find it liberal enough rather stifling and petty but that doesn't mean it's not a good school.
If I were you I would be very happy to be sending my children to board at Marlborough rather than a day school like St Paul's.
I'm sure they will have a fantastic time in that environment and that if they are very academic they will be able to achieve as much there as at a "pushy" school.
I have seen at close hand what happens when children who have been hothoused at a very selective schools get to university and it all unravels.
Dreamy Wiltshire vs urban Hammersmith = would be no contest for me.
The school used to have an admissions process that was heavily reliant on getting your name down in time, the current Lower sixth were the first year where new arrangements were put in place to allow the school to select later applicants on ability. So existing A level results probably reflect less able cohorts, whereas the St Pauls' results reflect a very selective intake.
Your children will be in a very privileged environment and taught by teachers who are under great pressure to provide the tools to achieve the highest grades. By the time you get to A levels it is up to your children whether they make the most if what they are offered. From your description, your DCs sound as if they would do very well with this sort of input.
The only experience I have of Marlborough is of a young colleague whom I worked with a few years ago at a very well known media corporation. He was a nice enough guy; a bit foppish and naive, fairly clever and very heavily into dope. It seems that he started smoking it at Marlborough and by his early 20's he considered it the 'norm' and was reliant on quite a few tokes just to get through the day. Each to their own I guess.
Alongside his habit he had an elevated sense of his own self-importance which was slightly irritating to his work colleagues because he certainly wasn't anything special. In fact there were many colleagues who were much brighter than him despite not having had the 'benefit' of a very expensive education. To be honest he seemed a bit like a fish out of water in the 'real world' of work where he had to mix with people from all different backgrounds. Obviously I'm not sure how well he represented his Marlborough peer group but if you're worried about dope then he wasn't a great vanguard for that school!
loveinthemist, I knew a very similar product of Marlborough. Actually a lovely man, but the things that stood out where his superior manner, a tendency to drift and that slight sense of being disconnected from the rest of the world. He was, as I said, a lovely person: he just couldn't help patronising people.
But this was many years ago: things could well be totally changed.
I know people like that from Ampleforth and Eton and other public schools. A sense of entitlement, and lack of motivation to succeed, isn't exactly uncommon in the children of wealthy parents.
Marlborough, because of its admissions arrangements did have a bit of a reputation of being for the offspring who were not going to make it into schools that relied on selection alone. Getting their name down early enough mattered more than being clever and If they were not going to be clever at least they could be posh, but I know the last Head was desperate to change that. It is now harder to get in.
Well my view on Marlborough,and I have a personal tie with the school,is that if your child goes to Marlborough with the right frame of mine to work and have fun they will flourish in this school. Yes its had problems with drugs, my own sister included, but the new Head as tightened up and these incidents,sex drugs smoking etc, are becoming less. If you are prepared to work hard at Marlborough then it can be as good as any school for grades. If anyone needs advice on Public schools then don't hesitate to tweet me I have a wealth on knowledge on them. https://twitter.com/henrydeaven
I think you will find Marlborough has become considerably more academic in the past few years
Much tighter intake but not just looking for top academics although the standard across all sets is high and challenging
Very strict policy on smoking( which was rife until a couple of years ago ) & drugs
Very enlightened and compassionate new head has made a huge effort to get to know pupils as well as staff, shows much more engagement with pupils and parents than previous Master
My experience as a current parent is it has changed hugely for the better
The in house tutor system works well, there is a lot to bring out the potential of each person and all are really encouraged to do so.
Hope this helps !
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available for lunch and dinner.
Clams Casino
middle-neck clams stuffed with our famous homemade casino mix and broiled to perfection.
- 3 Casinos $5.00
- 6 Casinos $9.00
Crab Cakes$12.00
not an imposter. real crab cakes deep fried and served with our delicious romulade sauce.
Fried Calamari$10.00
toscana extra tender hand cut rings tossed with banana peppers and black olives sautéed in extra virgin olive oil. served with a side of marinara sauce.
Steamed Clams$9.00
one dozen fresh middle-neck clams steamed open and served with drawn butter and lemon.
Artichokes French$10.00
tender juicy artichokes dipped in egg batter and sautéed in a sherry and lemon wine sauce.
Greens And Beans
fresh escarole and cannelini beans, sautéed in olive oil and garlic.
- $8.00
- Add Sausage Or Chicken For $3.50
Chicken Fingers$7.50
a generous (4 to 5) portion of tender white chicken breast breaded, lightly fried, and served with fries.
Deep Fried Ravioli$7.00
cheese ravioli lightly fried until tender and served with a side of our homemade red sauce.
Italian Basket$8.50
a delicious combination of mozzarella sticks, pizza rolls, and fried ravioli served with a side of homemade red sauce.
Garlic Bread
french bread smothered in homemade garlic butter toasted to a golden brown.
- $4.50
- Add Cheese For $0.75
Mozzarella Sticks$7.00
deep fried and served with our homemade red sauce. six to an order.
Potato Skins$7.00
loaded with cheddar cheese and bacon baked and served with a side of sour cream.
Onion Rings$4.50
thick sliced spanish style onions battered and deep fried until golden brown.
Jalapeno Poppers$7.00
zesty jalapenos breaded and filled with jack cheddar cheese, fried to a golden brown, served with ranch dressing.
Basket Of Fries$4.00
delicious french cut potatoes deep fried until golden brown.
Chicken Wings
done the way you like. crispy, hot, medium, mild, bbq, garlic or sweet and sour served with bleu cheese and celery. cajun rubbed or garlic parmesan add one dollar. extra sides of sauce, bleu cheese or sour cream.
- 12 Wings $9.00
- 20 Wings $14.00
Soup & Salad
available for lunch and dinner add fresh warm italian bread to any soup or salad for $1 salad dressings: caesar, ranch, italian, balsamic italian, raspberry vinegarette, honey mustard, pepper parm, sesame ginger,thousandisland. house bleu cheese or crumbly bleu add $1.
Seafood Bisque
a summerville specialty. a generous combination of fresh clams, haddock, shrimp, crab, and lobster combined in our secret seafood sauce.
- $3.75
- $5.25
Blackened Chicken Salad$9.50
tossed garden salad, grilled blackened chicken, shredded cheddar cheese, and hard boiled egg with your choice of dressing.
French Onion Soup$5.00
a rich beef broth full of bushy onions and sealed with swiss and mozzarella cheese.
Chicken Caesar Salad$9.50
fresh cut romaine tossed with crisp bacon, romano cheese and croutons, topped with chicken.
Soup Du Jour
homemade with select ingredients and served freshdaily.
- Cup $2.75
- Bowl $3.25
Spinach Salad$9.00
garden fresh spinach served with bacon, tomatoes, onion, hard boiled egg and honey mustard dressing.
Julienne Salad$9.50
tossed garden salad topped with turkey, ham, hard boiled egg, swiss & cheddar cheeses, & your choice of dressing.
all entrées include vegetable, soup or salad, bread & butter, & potato, rice, or pasta, (except pasta dishes). certified angus beef used exclusively in all our dinner entrées.
Prime Rib
certified angus beef slow roasted to perfection in our signature blend of mouth watering spices.
- Harbor Cut 12 Oz. $20.00
- Summerville Cut 16 Oz. $23.00
- Lake Cut 24 Oz. $35.00
From The Grill
choose from our incredible aged angus strip steak, angus delmonico steak, angus filet mignon, or our famous chicago style center cut pork chops. all grilled to order to maximize your dining pleasure. WITH ENTREE PURCHASE ONLY
- Angus Filet Mignon (5 Oz.) $18.00
- Angus Filet Mignon (8 Oz.) $26.00
- Angus aged strip 12 oz. $22.00
- Angus Delmonico (14 Oz.) $22.00
- Chicago Style Center Cut Chops (one For) $15.00
- Chicago Style Center Cut Chops (two For) $19.00
Enhance Your Dining Experience
add any of the following seafood selections to your prime rib or grill entrée to customize your dining experience.
Brazilian Lobster Tail
lightly seasoned, broiled to perfection and served with drawn butter.
- 5 Oz. $12.00
- 10-12 Oz. $23.00
Broiled Sea Scallops
a generous portion of succulent sea scallops broiled in white wine, sherry, lemon and butter. guaranteed to melt in your mouth.
- 4 Oz. $9.00
- 8 Oz. $16.00
Grilled Shrimp
extra large shrimp grilled to perfection, served on a bamboo skewer.
- 3 Shrimp $6.00
- 6 Shrimp $11.00
Clams Casino
fresh clams on the half shell topped with our homemade casino stuffing and broiled to crispy perfection.
- 3 Casinos $5.00
- 6 Casinos $9.00
Alaskan King Crab
the real deal cooked to perfection, cracked, and served with drawn butter. add as much as you like.
- By 1/2 lb. Market Price
Form The Sea
Summerville Clam Bake$28.00
a real crowd pleaser. a delicious 4 to 5 oz lobster tail, tender 5 oz. angus filet mignon, a half dozen of our signature middle-neck clams, and tasty salt potatoes. this is guaranteed to satisfy your appetite without emptying your pocket.
Broiled Sea Scallops$21.00
a generous 8 oz. portion of succulent sea scallops broiled in white wine, sherry, lemon and butter. these are guaranteed to melt in your mouth.
Lemon Pepper Salmon$18.00
fresh north atlantic salmon seasoned with a zesty combination of lemon and pepper, then broiled in white wine and butter.
Broiled Haddock$16.00
ocean fresh haddock broiled in white wine and lemon butter sauce.
King Crab Dinner-Market Price
one pound of succulent alaskan king crab cooked to mouth watering perfection, cracked, and served with drawn butter.
Lobster Tail Dinner$30.00
a delicious 10-12 oz. cold water tail perched on the shell lightly seasoned and broiled to perfection.
King Triton's Platter
"hope you're hungry ", a collection of our finest seafood. two 4 to 5 oz brazilian lobster tails, alaskan king crab legs, jumbo stuffed shrimp, clams casino, sea scallops and our amazing crab cakes topped with a zesty romulade sauce.
- Triton For One $50.00
- Triton For Two $85.00
Veal Selectiouns
Veal Parmesan$19.00
our tender fresh veal pounded thin, breaded, and lightly fried. served with our famous homemade red sauce and topped with fresh mozzarella cheese. served over pasta.
Veal French$19.00
a summerville favorite. tender veal cutlets dipped in egg and sautéed in a delicious combination of fresh garlic, sherry, lemon butter, and a pinch of parmesan cheese.
Veal Marsala$18.00
tender veal cutlets dipped in flour and gently sautéed with sliced white mushrooms in a smooth marsala wine sauce.
Veal Picatta$19.00
tender fresh veal sautéed with capers in a rich white wine and lemon butter sauce.
Calves Liver$19.00
two veal calves liver filets dipped in flour and sautéed with bacon and onions. served in a deliciously smooth beef gravy.
Chicken Delights
Chicken Cacciatore$15.00
tender boneless chicken breast sautéed with peppers, onions, and mushrooms in our homemade marinara sauce, topped with fresh asiago cheese. served over pasta.
Chicken French$15.00
boneless chicken breast dipped in egg and sautéed in a sherry lemon butter sauce. one of our most popular entrées, you will not be disappointed.
Chicken Parmesan$15.00
tender chicken breast cutlets breaded and lightly fried. topped with our homemade red sauce and mozzarella cheese.
Chicken Marsala$15.00
boneless chicken breast dipped in flour and sautéed with sliced white mushrooms in a smooth marsala wine sauce.
Penne Chicken$15.00
and broccoli boneless chicken and tender broccoli gently sautéed in a white wine and garlic cheese sauce lightly tossed with penne.
Pasta Creations
Pasta With Sauce$10.00
homemade red sauce or marinara served over your choice of spaghetti, penne, linguine, or angel hair. add a large meatball or italian sausage link to this dish for only $3.00.
Primo Platter$15.00
a summerville staple. penne pasta with sliced meatballs, sausage, and mushrooms tossed in our homemade marinara sauce and topped with melted mozzarella cheese.
Alfredo Pasta
an italian classic. three cheese garlic alfredo tossed with your choice of spaghetti, linguine, penne, or angel hair.
- $14.00
- Add Chicken $3.00
- Add Shrimp $6.00
Eggplant Parmesan$16.00
a generous portion of breaded eggplant served with our homemade red sauce, topped with mozzarella cheese, and placed over your choice of spaghetti, linguine, penne, or angel hair.
Shrimp And Scallops Scampi$21.00
fresh extra large shrimp and tender sea scallops sautéed in white wine, dry vermouth, garlic, butter, lemon, and cheese sauce served over linguine.
Greens And Beans Over Pasta
crisp escarole sautéed with cannelini beans, fresh minced garlic, and our secret spices in a light white wine sauce. served over a bed of spaghetti, linguine, penne, or angel hair.
- $14.00
- Add Chicken Or Sausage $4.00
Seafood Fra Diavola$21.00
a delicious blend of fresh sea scallops, extra large shrimp, middle neck clams, and chopped clams in "spicy" marinara sauce served over your choice of spaghetti, linguine, penne, or angel hair.
Linguine With Red Or White Clam Sauce$18.00
middle neck clams and chopped clams sautéed in wine with our signature spices. served over linguine.
Artichokes French$14.00
tender fresh artichokes dipped in egg and sautéed in a combination of garlic, sherry, lemon butter, and a pinch of parmesan cheese. served over your choice of spaghetti, linguine, penne or angel hair.
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miles is just like my dog, if she senses that you are leaving she is like * omg are you leaving forever *
most dogs are like that, means they love you <3
yeah and that's why i personaly perfer dogs over cats
*sighs* cats do the whole "I am so happy you are back home master" thing too though. www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjeNh2…
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but, what about security?
It's charming, I'm sure, but I'm less than two blocks from where they have the sign about it on the Ave (totally in the business district), and I pick up nothing. I want some more dedication from these people on giving me free stuff.
And what about us poor people in Fremont?
The U District wi-fi is pretty shitty and barely works, no matter how close you are to the Ave.
My money is on these kinds of services expanding a lot over the next couple of years, but continuing to suck ass for long after that. It'll be a long, long time before there is city-wide access that is anywhere near reliable enough to replace your home service, except for a lucky few.
It'll never cover the entire city. Big Telcos and Cable providers will make sure of that. They don't take kindly to government moving in on their customer base by giving something away for free (or even charging less and calling it a utility).
Besides, as people above have said, the city's service blows. It's been around for a couple of years at least and I have never heard one good thing about it.
But wasn't Council's mega-techie Jean Godden crowing a little while ago about how the city was going to be in the forefront of (wired, she said) broadband access?
Admittedly, we who heard this at the 43rd District Democrats meeting last year were remiss in failing to follow up by asking her where all those ethernet ports were going to be placed.
Like most old people, Jean Godden doesn't really understand how technology works. So they put up a shitty wi-fi system in a few neighborhoods and she thinks that's good enough.
Big telcos don't have any say in it. Who gives a shit what they think? What's going to happen is really terrible service, and a gigantic bureaucracy that will actually end up costing MORE per person than buying it would. I'll bet there's fifty people in the department already.
All I know is we gotta stuff s'more intertoobs into them internets and drive in there like a big diesel delivering the load. AMEN!
I want fiber in Seattle. But I'm not holding my breath, considering Qwest's lackluster enthusiasm for investing in their network.
There are millions of miles of fiber in Seattle, most of it dark and moldering and obsolete.
"millions of miles" is kind of a stretch. But yeah there is dark fiber in Seattle. The problem is that it's pretty much all downtown. Getting fiber to the premises will be a much larger project.
You might want to check with this website.
I met one of the guys from this organization about 4 years agowhile working as an Apple Rep. I don't know what they've been upto, but from what I heard they are planning to do this in many other cities as well. Who knows if it will ever happen.
San Franisco made a decicsion to do it city-wide a few years back, but the details are still being worked out. I can't even get a wireless signal from my living room hub to my bedroom, so who knows how service will be.
Depending on how well it's implemented, security concerns might have me go with a low-cost DSL even if wi-fi access were free.
I'm right there at 45th and the Ave, and there is absolutely no seattlewifi signal. Oh, wait there it is. Nope, gone. Still gone. Oh, there! Nope, gone. Yeah, nothing. Got a fairly decent one from the Trabant Chai Shop, though.
Yeah...I'm close enough in I can always get a good signal from somewhere or other, I certainly don't need to pay for access. But I love the thought of not having to steal....pretty pie in the sky ideas I've got.....
who the hell would go to Freeway Park with their laptop and surf the web? Have you seen that place?!
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09201: Independent Study by Candidates for Master's Degrees (ADV 0920101)
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A weekly seminar required for MLA candidates electing to pursue a design thesis. The course intent is to define the design thesis and to frame the individual candidate's thesis statement. The first half of the course addresses a series of broad themes including: the genre of the work; the identification of precedents; the methodological concerns; the means of representation; the question of site; the areas of research; and the relevant literature. The second half focuses on the prosaic necessities, covering data collection, base documentation and analysis.


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Citywide Community Cleanups are one-day events which allow residents to discard just about anything. District Councils work in partnership with the City to bring together haulers and vendors in one central location and make efforts to reuse or recycle your old stuff for less cost than you would pay a garbage hauler to take it away. In 2016, there will be four cleanups throughout the year open to all St. Paul residents.
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Directions to September 24 Shepard Road Cleanup Site: Take Montreal Avenue east, turn right on Elway Street, turn right on Shepard Road to Alton Street.
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We need volunteers to help guide participants through the process and when necessary, help them unload the materials. Volunteers (who work a three hour shift) receive a $20 voucher toward the disposal of materials and a free lunch!
Shifts are 7:30 to 11:00 a.m. or 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Volunteers help residents with simple sorting of materials into dumpsters, helping them unload where necessary, and answering questions from residents. Contact 651-695-4005 to volunteer for the fall cleanup on September 24. View the link above to see the contact list to volunteer at one of the other citywide cleanups.
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Released: Dec 01st, 1990
Running Time: 75
Director: Brian Fischer
Company: Video Exclusives
Cast: Madison (I), Dusty, Patricia Kennedy, Brianna (I), Ron Jeremy, Tony Montana, Jamie Leigh, Stacey Bell, Nicole London
Critical Rating: AA
Genre: Feature
Saddled with a far less than literate "screenplay" by Ron Jeremy, director Fischer gamely puts his cast through their paces in this plotless, characterless outing.
Perky raven-haired Madison joins redhead Patricia Kennedy in seducing Tony Montana in a nasty opening three-way enhanced by fluid close-ups and the performers' boundless enthusiasm. Regrettably, it's strictly downhill from there as portly script-scribe Jeremy proceeds to deflower the rest of the women in two turgid, but well-shot sequences. With no story and only so-so sex, this feature might please the hardline wall-to-wall fan.


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Aside from Godard's 1959 short film "Charlotte et son Jules" and the French trailer for Breathless, the other Criterion extras are newer. Two Breathless collaborators, cinematographer Raoul Coutard and assistant director Pierre Rissient, recollect being in on the making of film history--although at the time they had doubts that the movie would be released. Rissient (who became a legendary producer and promoter) reckons that Godard "learned his style out of Breathless." Coutard's resourceful available-light camerawork revolutionized modern cinematography and made him a New Wave star in his own right. His training as a photojournalist had prepared him to work fast, on location, and on the cheap (he got "dolly shots" by filming from a wheelchair pushed by Godard). And he had the equanimity to cope when, after two hours' work, the director would close his notebook and say, "That's all for today--I'm out of ideas."
Three visual essays deepen appreciation of the film. Cinéma vérité pioneer D.A. Pennebaker (Don't Look Back) discusses the overlap of documentary technique and narrative film in Godard's work, including Godard's description of Breathless as "a documentary about Jean-Paul Belmondo and Jean Seberg." In "Breathless" as Criticism, film scholar Jonathan Rosenbaum positions the movie as a "critical manifesto on behalf of American genre cinema" and highlights Godard's penchant for quotations and interpolations from literature, painting, and especially movies--most famously, Belmondo aping Humphrey Bogart's signature rubbing of his lip. Mark Rappaport, maker of the 1995 feature From the Journals of Jean Seberg, contributes a new take on the actress's troubled life and career. He sees her Breathless character Patricia as a variation on Henry James's Daisy Miller: in Seberg's final, enigmatic close-up, "she's an open book and a riddle waiting to be solved."
Longest and most intriguing of the special features is Chambre 12, Hôtel du Suède, an 80-minute documentary from 1993. The titular chambre is the selfsame tiny hotel room where Godard filmed Breathless's 25-minute seduction scene. Xavier Villetard rents it for a week, as a base from which to explore key Breathless locations around Paris and interview as many surviving cast and crew members as he can meet. Godard remains a brusque voice on the telephone, but Claude Chabrol, billed as "technical consultant" on Breathless, talks genially about the "totally bogus" credits for himself and François Truffaut ("screenplay"); because they each already had a hit film to their credit, their nominal participation lent Godard cachet as he scrambled for backing. Belmondo, a silver lion by 1993, is still funny and frank; editor Cécile Decugis reminisces wryly about Godard's working methods. All good stuff, yet some of the choicest material is contributed by bit players in Godard's film and life. Liliane David, who played the casual girlfriend Michel robs, dishes about the diverse personalities in "the Cahiers gang," Godard's fellow critics-turned-filmmakers, and we learn that some of the outré names studding the movie's dialogue were borrowed from personal friends of the director. During a visit to the Swiss town that was Godard's home in the years before Breathless, we even get to meet one of them (he and Godard don't talk much anymore). As for Room 12 and the Hôtel du Suède, the whole place, literally a landmark in film history, was demolished the day after Villetard checked out. --Richard T. Jameson
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Jean-Luc Godard's first feature, "Breathless," was released in 1960, introducing the New Wave and changing cinema forever. Godard used jump cuts, handheld cameras, zoom lenses and a new editing style to take the viewer places never ventured before. No artificial, glossy stage sets in this movie. Along with the protagonists, we travel up and down small side streets, into local bars and sidewalk cafes, across boulevards and, for inconsequential moments, brush the lives of passers-by, who have nothing to do with the screenplay, but always play a role in our daily comings and goings. The fragmented rhythm of modern life is translated here. Godard used sound in the same way, adding street noises, bits of conversations and music to add to the movie's authenticity and pace. This was indeed innovative at the time. And it still holds up. Watching "Breathless" forty-five years after its debut, 21st century technology does not detract from its dynamism or relevance in the slightest. In fact, with each viewing, I find the film every bit as exciting and poignant as I did the first time.
Jean-Paul Belmondo plays the feckless, foul-mouthed car thief, anti-hero and Humphrey Bogart fan, Michel Poiccard.Read more ›
The film is one of the finest examples of New Wave cinema, from its jump cuts, its depiction of Parisian life, its incredibly sustained sequences of pure converstaion and dialogue, all of which dominate what is essentially a simple chase picture.
Jean-Paul Belmondo and Jean Seberg are a perfect mix of classic and contemporary, both remaining timeless. Their relationship really unfolds in the film's central sequence, a near 25-minute conversation in Seberg's bedroom, in which such subjects as Faulkner and fornication are explored aptly. And that is what the film is known for----when was the last time a thriller contained the audacity to feel free to explore areas residing outside the genre?
Like "Pulp Fiction," one of its distant relatives, this is a film where plot and story are present but removed far into the background, while character, dialogue and visual texture are placed in the foreground. In its pristine black-and-white cinematography, its innovative use of camera movement and position, its raw, defined performances, and its tireless style and visual invention, "Breathless" is a great film and belongs in any serious film lover's video library.
Contemplating the society when Breathless was shot and comparing it with our current society might not be the best approach. It is also silly to think that a young audience will get all the references to older films, which Breathless intends to shove aside with a refreshing style. For example, jump cuts are something that today's youth have seen millions of times. If people watch MTV or any other television channel they will see the infamous jump cut in action in both recorded and live format. So why bother watching Breathless? Well, to fully appreciate Breathless the audience should watch films from France and the rest of the world that were made before, let's say in 1955. In this way the audience will build an idea of how stiff and structured films were without much visual surprise, which big production companies still depend on occasionally as they use them as a safety net in fear of having a bomb at the box office.
Breathless is actually a refreshing breath of a new wave that hit the world of the cinema in the 1960s. This fresh idea helped develop film and cinema into what it is today, and this is why Breathless is such an important film. The film broke the cinematic rules that were in use by the production companies. For example, Godard wrote his shooting script during his morning coffee while probably inhaling his nicotine fumes, scenes where not rehearsed and the idea of how to frame a shot came though the motion and the making of the film.Read more ›
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By 2nd Lt. Ron Gooding, 3rd Bn., 4th ADARAugust 7, 2009
FORT BRAGG, N.C. - It seems like a statement of the obvious. The manner in which Soldiers are received and integrated back into their home station following a deployment is a critical first step in the reset process. It is also essential to rebuilding a unit's combat power. However, operationalizing this statement requires a deliberate and well thought-out plan. The 3rd Battalion, 4th Air Defense Artillery Regiment took a proactive approach to ensure that its Soldiers, redeploying from a 15-month tour in Iraq, came back to a world-class reception in the barracks.
Based on experience from previous deployments and redeployments, the 3rd Bn., 4th ADAR battalion command team of Lt. Col. Rob Lyons and Command Sgt. Major Harold Lincoln, had established a vision. They sought to leverage the resources and capabilities of unit leaders, the Family Readiness Support Assistant and Family Readiness Group volunteers, the First Sergeant's Barracks Initiative program and local organizations to provide redeploying Soldiers a welcome home. Not just any welcome but one that was commensurate with the outstanding quality of service to the nation they had rendered during OIF.
To begin with, the battalion established a close working relationship with David Carter and Cephuse Baker, the FSBI coordinators for Smoke Bomb Hill Barracks facilities. Additionally, in order to obtain an effective relationship, 3rd Bn. 4th ADAR appointed Sgt. Timothy Brown to act as the liaison between the battalion and the FSBI coordinators. Carter and the garrison command team were able to ensure that a complete restoration of the barracks was accomplished on time and before the Soldiers returned home. The barracks were repainted, appliances were replaced where needed and new furniture and mattresses were installed, all in time to be ready for the return of nearly 420 Soldiers.
On the exterior of the barracks Lincoln established areas where Soldiers could relax and enjoy socializing by procuring numerous barbeque grills and picnic tables. This initiative has been an overwhelming success and Soldier after Soldier has come forward and expressed how much they enjoy having a nice outdoor area to relax and socialize after duty hours.
Simultaneous with the renovation of the barracks facilities the 3rd Bn., 4th ADAR FRSA, Shelby Roller, undertook an initiative with the battalion's FRG leaders to gather comfort items to place in the barracks rooms. These items included sheets, comforters, pillows, shower shoes and curtains, toiletries, laundry soap and even food stocked in their refrigerators. This was done so that when the Soldiers walked in, their rooms would already be set up and the Soldiers could relax and not worry about buying essential items right away. 1st Lt. Dave Lammers, Battery C, 3rd Bn., 4th ADAR Rear Detachment commander, said he asked all his Soldiers how the barracks were and they all said that their rooms looked great.
"The FRG did an awesome job placing sheets, bedding and food in our rooms. Everything was set. A Soldier could live in the room for about three days on the amount of food that was in the room, without going out. They truly went all out," said Spc. Julie Bakker, Btry. B, 3rd Bn., 4th ADAR.


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The Environments Project
The Environments Project is an ongoing effort to foment the bridging of academic communities, as well as the enactment of new methodologies centering on collaboration. By inviting students throughout the university, and having them work with prominent theatrical artists, Environments allows the participant to apply their own intellectual observations to set the framework for a unique performance piece. The first installment of The Environments Project took place in November of 2012, connecting students from many departments--Theatre, Music, English, History, Journalism, Political Science--with professionals in the world of devised performance.
Funded by a grant from Stony Brook's FAHSS (Faculty in the Arts, Humanities and lettered Social Sciences), and developed by Theatre Arts faculty Stephanie Walter and Valerie Clayman Pye, students involved in the first installment participated in a week-long workshop-in-residence. The concept for the project took its inspiration from Shakespeare's The Tempest, and sought to create "brave new worlds". Working alongside professionals such as composer John Moran, playwright Ken Weitzman, and choreographer Adrienne Kapstein, the ensemble's creation aligned with the Department of Theatre Arts' focus on developing new modes of performance and incorporating non-traditional paradigms. Environments strives to engage with the 21st century audience - pushing past traditional barriers in hopes of creating work that allows audience members to rethink the rules of theatre.
Tentative plans for the following installment of the Project are slated for January of 2014.
Funded by a grant from Stony Brook's FAHSS (Faculty in the Arts, Humanities and lettered Social Sciences), and developed by Theatre Arts faculty Stephanie Walter and Valerie Clayman Pye, students will participate in a week-long workshop-in-residence from November 30 - December 8, 2012. This accelerated program aligns with the Department of Theatre Arts' focus on developing new modes of performance by providing resources that encourage the integration of multiple creative disciplines in non-traditional paradigms in which students from different backgrounds and disciplines bring their expertise, their scholarly language and their world to the theatre department. - See more at: http://commcgi.cc.stonybrook.edu/am2/publish/General_University_News_2/SBU_Commissions_Original_Work_with_Prolific_Theatrical_Triumvirate_for_Staller_Off_Center_Performance.shtml#sthash.6Jdw1FuK.dpuf
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Lieberman ends political partnership with Netanyahu
Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman announced Monday afternoon that his Yisrael Beytenu faction was splitting from Likud.
Liberman called a press conference to announce the dissolution of the union, saying that his differences of opinion with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu have made a continued partnership impossible.
He emphasized that the split does not stem from political considerations, but rather from differing opinions in the field of security and defense, particularly Netanyahu's handling of continued rocket fire from the Gaza Strip.
Liberman added ,however, that he has no intention of leaving the governing coalition and does not seek to advance early elections.
The foreign minister said that the current coalition is the best alternative available, and that calling new elections would not change the makeup of the Knesset and its Left and Right blocs.
Netanyahu traded sharp barbs at Sunday's cabinet meeting with Liberman, who over the weekend slammed what he said was Israel's tepid response to the rocket fire from Gaza.
"The central objective of the government is to stop the firing on the communities in the South, but the argument over the way to do this should not seep out of the cabinet," Netanyahu said. He added that certain ministers – a reference to Liberman and Economy Minister Naftali Bennett – were showing a lack of responsibility and sowing frustration and a lack of confidence in the security establishment.
"There is no need to engage in populism," Netanyahu continued. "There are ministers who are taking advantage of the situation to attack me and the government. This is irresponsible and damaging."
A poll by the Geocartography Institute predicted in January of this year that if Likud and Yisrael Beytenu run separately in the next election, they will win 39 and 16 Knesset seats, respectively, for a total of 55 in the 120-member chamber.
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So or I have to switch the wordpress setting off so it won't convert it anymore, but then they don't show up as images in postings anymore as well, or the commenting part should be changed to something so it would be showing the emoticon.
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Published: Sunday, November 4, 2001 at 6:01 a.m.
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Donald L. Peltier Jr., DVM, 50, a native of Thibodaux and a resident of Folsom, died at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 2, 2001.
Visitation will be 5 to 8 p.m. today at E.J. Fielding Funeral Home in Covington. Funeral services will be at 9:30 to 11 a.m. Monday at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Covington with burial at 3:30 p.m. in St. Joseph Cemetery in Thibodaux.
He is survived by his wife, Mary Pamela Naquin Peltier; his parents, Donald L. Peltier and Grace Frost Peltier; one son, Donald L. Peltier III; two daughters, Michelle Peltier and Rebecca P. Sims; seven brothers, Allen Peltier, Henry Peltier, John Edward Peltier, Michael Peltier, William Peltier, Stephen Peltier and Timothy Peltier; two sisters, Katherine Joffrion and Penny Tate; and one grandchild.
He was a veterinarian and a member of St. John's Catholic Church in Folsom.
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Roasted Vegetable Lasagna
|For the lasagna:
|Yellow squash
|1 Large, sliced very thin longwise
|Green zucchini
|1 Large, sliced very thin longwise
|Egg plant
|1 Large, peeled and sliced very thin longwise
|Olive oil
|2 Tablespoon
|Lasagna noodles
|100 Gram
|Ricotta cheese
|4 Ounce (fat free)
|4 Ounce (fat free)
|Kosher salt
|To Taste
|Fresh cracked pepper
|To Taste
|For the tomato sauce:
|Yellow onion
|1 Small, dice
|Garlic cloves
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|Olive oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Whole peeled tomatoes
|20 Ounce (Along with the juices)
|Vegetable stock
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chiffonade basil
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|Fresh oregano
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1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. In a bowl, toss the squashes and egg plant in olive oil, salt and pepper.
3. Line up each piece 1/2 inch apart from each other on a parchment lined baking tray and bake for 10 to 15 minutes.
4. For the Tomato Sauce: In a pot, add olive oil and brown the onions and garlic.
5. Once caramelized, add in tomatoes and stock and cook down.
6. Finish with fresh basil, oregano, salt and pepper.
7. In another pot of salted boiling water, add the lasagna noodles and cook al dente.
8. In a casserole dish layer the red sauce, lasagna noodles, vegetables and cheese. Repeat these layers until it reaches the top of the dish.
9. Pop into the oven for 30 minutes.
10. Slice, plate and serve as main course.
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Calories 486 Calories from Fat 195
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 23 g35.7%
Saturated Fat 7.7 g38.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 36.9 mg12.3%
Sodium 620.1 mg25.8%
Total Carbohydrates 52 g17.3%
Dietary Fiber 12.7 g50.8%
Sugars 19.3 g
Protein 23 g46.4%
Vitamin A 35.7% Vitamin C 39.7%
Calcium 28.5% Iron 8.6%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Holmes Community College offers Adult Basic Education classes in several locations in its district. These classes are open to the public for those who have not completed high school or wish to increase their functioning level to enter college, training, or the job market. The Adult Education and GED Department encourages all adults that are interested to become involved in one of its programs.
Launched in January, 2014 candidates desiring to obtain GED certification are now required to take the new computer-based form of the test. As of January 1, no paper and pencil GED tests will be administered. Each candidate is responsible for registration and payment for the computer-based test online. Candidates will register at www.ged.com. All age exceptions, GED Option/Alternative Education students, and those requesting special accommodations must register online for prior approval to be tested.
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Released: Sep 01st, 2001
Running Time: 60
Director: Johnnie Horne Jr
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Cast: Extasy, Cocoa, Eastwood, Cherry (I), Lovely (I), Dick McGee
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Genre: Pro-Am
There's not a lot of this sort of product available, so stock for an active ethnic section.
Ethnic gonzo-style amateur with average-looking girls. First up is Cherry (so named because she's "sweet and tasteful" - if this is the case, wouldn't "Laura Ashley" be a more appropriate moniker? The tattoo on her chest spells out "Shantelle" anyway, so the point is moot.). Her pussy, luckily, is active, and she's got a nice, thick ass as well. Also worth a look is Lovely, who's 21, bisexual, and bartends at a strip club. She's a tiny, skinny girl with long, hanging breasts and what she describes as an "afro coochie," putting it to good use in a reverse cowgirl with her seemingly thrilled male partner.


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Hi all. We've been having issues with our search engine rankings on one of our sites, and viewing Google webmaster tools it picked up multiple Description and Title tags in the blog section. When we have page 2 and page 3 on the site, as well as /tag/ URL's, is there a way to change these description and title tags?
I know in PHP it's as simple as
if(is_page(98)) {
<meta description="This and that" />
} else {
However page 2 and page 3 of the blog all share the same page ID.
Can anyone help as to how we fix this issue?


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The links on the front page have the title, follow by "> and then the title again. I read that I shouldn't use <?php the_title(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?>, as this will cause problems. The difficult part is that the theme I'm using uses the following
echo '
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Is there any way to fix this? Thanks


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Economy Flush Mount Rod Holder, Stainless Steel - SeaDog Line
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Flush Mount Rod Holders - SeaDog Line
SeaDog Line Flush Mount Rod Holders Rod holders with a Flush Mount design with 30 degree angle. Specifications: Item# Description …
- Economy Rod Holder
- This stainless steel rod holder is a good value for your money.
- Includes plastic liner and mounting gasket.
- Length; 8-5/8"
- Inside diameter 1-1/2".
Does sea dog make a cap or cover for this model?
No, they do not. They make a few that are slightly different sizes with cap but not this size.
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