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John J Flanagan: I wonder if those who posted comments here stating that politicians must follow the will of the people realize or want to admit that our beloved socialist leader Obama, contrary to the will of the people, refused to defend laws he is opposed to personally. For example, he dislikes DOMA, and therefore does not enforce it. He rejects Constitutional requirements to release information under the FOI regarding investigations of his activities, and has a host of other areas in which the will of the people, as well as the safeguards of the Constitution are ignored for political expediency. The ball bounces both ways, my friends. As for the medical marijuana argument, there is absolutely no doubt in my mind that only potheads and progressives want it, and they do in fact want it to open the door to full legalization.
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C_Money: So many of these politicians forget that they are in office to service the will of the PEOPLE. This does not mean they pursue their own agendas of force their values on the people that elected them. If they don't realize this soon they deserve to be removed from office. Marijuana has many positive effects and can help many conditions with fewer side effects than the stuff being pushed on commercials daily. The "real" opposition to legalization is coming from this sector.
Wednesday, January 9, 2013, 1:34 pm
Smokey: Lawmakers that presume voters are incapable of making an informed decision, such as this one, need to be reminded regularly and firmly that we do, if fact, have a clue--we understand that out-of-control, arrogant lawmakers are a hindrance to our inherent freedom of choice in a multitude of personal issues.
The shallow, invalid, non-supportable statement by Mr. Flanagan regarding the "gateway" argument is simply close minded and shop-worn.
I strongly suggest that he and others holding a similar opinion should do a bit of homework--they would discover that the side effects from a countless array of prescription medications on the market today have a laundry list of horrendous potential side effects. In particular, pain medications are virtually guaranteed to become quickly addictive and routinely degrade one's quality of life to the point of making them essentially non-functional. Medical marijuana has NOT been shown to have these side effects, but does help relieve/control chronic pain, has a positive affect on PTSD, and the list of "good" issues goes on.
I would not want to take away a medication from someone who gets relief from their chronic suffering by using a medication that has proven to be of benefit to them without the downside of street drugs that are unarguably death traps and ignite violent behavior. Also, I cannot recall a single violent incident reported on the local or national news that involved the use of marijuana, for medical purposes or otherwise.
The bottom line here is that marijuana is not a gateway drug, it is not a cause of violent behavior, and it is not a threat to society. Allowing the will of the voters to be fully enacted as intended will benefit both the people/patients, but also generate critical tax revenue coming from the licensed producers.
We're going broke on the war on drugs--we need to focus on the ones that are causing the problems such as meth, crack and cocaine, not the ONE that isn't and won't.
Wednesday, January 9, 2013, 11:44 am
DaveKAz: The better that we get to know Brewer, Horne(y), Montgomery, and people like Kavanagh the less inclined I am to believe that they have anything other than their own barbaric and selfish self interest in mind when they perform their "duties." It is clear that they consider the words of the oaths they took to apply only to others and not to themselves. I'm not a big fan of federal intervention but realistically they may be the only ones who can save us from people like this.
Wednesday, January 9, 2013, 1:24 am
GPicciuto: "...We need ones who may disagree, but understand what it means for the voters to speak and that it is their job to respect it, protect it and move on already."
Thank you!
Imagine if we had the courage to do that nation wide? What wouldn't we be capable of?
Tuesday, January 8, 2013, 8:16 pm
John J Flanagan: The medical marijuana idea, known to both proponents and those against it, is nothing more than an open window and a strategy towards full legalization. Marijuana is, without question, a gateway drug to other recreational drugs. The Republicans are not the only ones opposing full implementation. The Federal government also has a bizarre and confusing array of rules and regulations which, when enforced, will further cloudy up the issue. The full legalization and implementation of the marijuana shops in our state will lead to numerous social issues, addictions, crime, and vehicular accidents, however, these issues rarely bother progressives, who readily look for another law to remedy social problems. In the long run, medical marijauna shops will result in unintended consequences and continue the downward spiral of our culture into the abyss of social decay.
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Tennis courts, gym and Navy Lodge (right)
I looked in the booklet that listed Navy Inns and Lodges, and there were two listings for Memphis, so I made reservations as a stopover for a few days on our way from Arkansas to Kentucky.
There were two facilities there at the Millington Naval Support Activity base - one was the Navy Inn and the other was the Navy Lodge. As a retired Naval officer, Bob is eligible to stay in military lodgings (although we can't make the reservations very far in advance and priority goes to active duty).
I did not appreciated at first that there was both a Navy Inn and a Navy Lodge. The Lodge is a little less expensive and is not actually on the base. The Inn is on the base and has free wi-fi.
Unique Qualities: Each room has a fully equipped kitchenette (dishes, pans, etc.) with a stove, dorm sized refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker. We had two double beds with a night table between them, an upholstered chair, a table and chairs, and a TV which sat on a chest of drawers. There is a radio/clock, irons and ironing boards, and on-site laundry facilities. There was a nice bathroom, and maid service came in each day.
We could make free local telephone calls. A free local paper was supplied, which I prefer to getting some generic paper such as USAToday. There is a gym and outdoor tennis courts, outdoor BBQ and playground nearby. If you have access to the Navy base, there is an exchange and commissary within a mile or two, and it doesn't take long to get to Memphis to visit the attractions there.
We went back for a second time, and this time they gave us a handicapped room which had only one queen bed, plus a sofa and had a huge shower that you could sit on a bench to take a shower.
Price Comparison: less expensive than average
Directions: Take Highway 51 North. Upon entering Millington, merge into right lane. At light on Navy Road, make a right. Continue straight past entrance to base. At first light, make a left and make an immediate right. Navy Lodge will be on your left.
Other Contact: Fax: 901-873-1695
Phone: 901-872-0121
Price: US$20-40
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I have NOT stayed here.
We were only staying in Millington on a trip between Branson MO and Kentucky. We were staying on the base in the Navy Lodge. This looks like it would be a slightly more expensive alternative if we wanted a kitchette room and could not stay and the Navy Lodge or Navy Inn.
Unique Qualities: The website says
The Best Western Inn is Millington's premier limited-service hotel. Here you will find beautiful surroundings and comfortable accommodations with well-maintained and tastefully decorated guest rooms as well as kitchenette rooms and rooms with microwave, refrigerator, and free high-speed Internet access. Relax in our large Olympic?-size outdoor pool. Los Reyes restaurant is a well-known Mexican restaurant in the Millington community and is located next door. The Best Western Inn is conveniently located to all Memphis area attractions and across the street from the USA Baseball Stadium, Memphis Motor Sports Park and NSA Midsouth. Come and experience our fine facilities and personalized service.
Address: 7726 Us Highway 51 N, Millington, TN 38053
Price Comparison: about average
Other Contact: 1-800-780-7234
Phone: (901) 873-2222
Price: US$40-80
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Days Inn
There are not very many hotels in Millington, especially if you take the duplicates out of the database.
There aren't many places to go (the Navy base is about it)., and not much to do (go to meetings on or near the base which is 2 miles away).. The hotel website can think of nothing for a local attraction (other than the base) except
"Wal-Mart nearby
USA Baseball Stadium adjacent
Memphis Motorsports Park
Only 15-30 minutes to most Memphis Attractions"
We were only staying in the area because we had car trouble on the way to Memphis, and we weren't staying here, we were staying on the base in the Navy Lodge.
So while we were driving around in the rental car looking for Cattleman Jack's which I think turned out to have gone out of business, I took pictures of two of the hotels on the road and this was one of them.
I have not stayed here.
Unique Qualities: According to the notel website they have:
Free High Speed Internet Access(Hardwired) (I think this means a LAN and not a wireless network-they probably will lend or rent you a LAN cable if you don't have one).
Lite Breakfast
Free Local Calls
Non-Smoking and Smoking Rooms
Free Newspaper Fax and Copy Service
The restaurants nearby include:
-Back Yard Burgers
-Barb a Rosa S Bbq
-Burger King
-China Wok
-Dairy Queen
-Los Reyes Mexican Restaurant
-Mazzio S
-Miss Sipps Catfish Saloon
-Papa Johns
-Pizza Hut
-Ryans Steakhouse Buffet
-Sonic Drive Inn
-the Connection
Address: 7763 Highway 51 North
Price Comparison: about average
Directions: 1.4 Miles West of Millington (City Center), and about 20 miles from Memphis airport
Other Contact: 1-888-254-0637
Phone: 901-872-3335
Price: US$40-80
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U.S. retail sales of video-game software, hardware and accessories rose 9 percent to $834.7 million in January, aided by an extra week compared with a year earlier, according to market research firm NPD Group.
Even with five weeks in this year's January data, sales of software fell 0.5 percent to $392.9 million, the Port Washington, N.Y.-based company said. Hardware sales rose 3.7 percent to $205 million in the period, which ended Feb. 2.
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The first encouraging text message Virginia Tech running back Darren Evans received from teammate Ryan Williams came on Aug. 11, 2009 -- the day it was announced that Evans would miss the entire 2009 season with a torn ACL.
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"I basically told him that regardless of what happens with him, and how long he's out for, whatever the situation may be, this is always his backfield," Williams said. "He's the top guy in the backfield, regardless of what I do or what he did last year. I told him that I'd hold the backfield down until he gets back."
It was the first of many messages which helped forge a relationship that would only grow stronger as Williams replaced Evans as the Hokies' next record-setting back. On the eve of every game last year, Williams would send Evans a similar text message:
Can't wait 'til you get back so we can do this together.
Next year's going to be crazy.
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"It was big," Evans said of Williams' encouragement. "He could've easily have forgotten what I did. I feel like he respected me enough to want to be a part of this thing with me. Through all of the craziness that was going on in his life with the season he was having, he could have easily forgotten about everybody else, but he didn't. He kept me in those plans of being one of the best tandems Virginia Tech ever had."
As to exactly how the carries might be split this fall, running backs coach Billy Hite doesn't hide the fact he's loyal to upperclassmen.
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Two years ago, Kenny Lewis Jr. earned the starting job in part because he was older, Hite said, and would get 30 to 35 plays. Evans, though, would get about 40.
"Kenny would start," Hite said, "but Darren was pretty much the one finishing the game for us. In this business, you better have the best one on the field. I really do believe that."
So which one is better?
Evans is more of a straight-line runner who will attack the tackler. Williams is the "shake-n-bake" back who can make defenders miss, but also has the power to run over them. Their feet never stop on contact and it usually takes more than one defender to bring them down. Virginia Tech has never had two 1,000-yard rushers in the same season. The school record for combined rushing yards by a tailback duo in a season is 2,196, set by Lee Suggs (1,325) and Kevin Jones (871) in 2002.
Williams has already broken one of Jones' records, as his 1,655 yards last year set the school's single-season rushing record.
"It wasn't like I was trying to take what he had last year or anything like that," Williams said of Evans. "I was trying to get him mentally prepared to come back and get this train rolling again. I wanted him to come back. That's my man."
Despite their friendship, Evans said he does have something to prove this year after being overshadowed and somewhat forgotten by Williams' success.
"I love Ryan, he's one of my good friends. He's like a brother to me," Evans said. "Besides our love for the game, we have a lot in common. It was really exciting to see him play, but I do want to get back out there. I do want to uphold my end of this tandem situation. That's exciting. That's what I'm ready for."
And Virginia Tech fans are ready to see it.
After redshirting in 2007, Evans made a quick impact on the Hokies' offense, rushing for 1,265 yards and 11 touchdowns. Evans was cleared for full participation this spring and in July he broke the school's running back record for the bench press, lifting 405 pounds.
"I saw him come out of the weight room in the middle of July and I couldn't believe how good he looked," Hite said. "He has really prepared well both physically and mentally. What a pleasure it is to have him back in that meeting room and out on the practice field and just watching him work. He's still breaking tackles when he runs with the football. The knee's not an issue with him anymore. Mentally he's good. I've been very pleased with where he is right now."
Evans said he's been physically "100 percent for a while now," but it took the whole spring for him to make a mental comeback from the injury. One thing that helped him get over it was recognizing his hesitation when he watched film of himself from practices and scrimmages.
"I could see the hesitation every time I was running through a hole or something like that," he said. "That's just not my style of running. I've always been the type to stick my nose in there and try to get as many yards as I could. That just takes away from my strength if I'm not running as hard or as fast as I probably do. I don't see that anymore. I'm running just as fearless as I was before. I don't think about it anymore because I know it's fixed."
Evans compared the pain of being sidelined last fall to "passing kidney stones."
"It was one of the toughest things I've been through," he said. "I can't really compare it to anything. Football is one of those things in my life, I just love it. When you have something that's not there, when you have something that's taken away from you, it's hard."
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˜Safe offshore oil rig explodes, 12 missing, seven critically hurt
The dangers of the fossil fuel industry have sadly come into focus again, after an "explosion and fire on an offshore drilling platform" off the coast of Louisiana left "least 12 people missing and seven critically injured." Wonk Room's Brad Johnson has the story in this repost.
The explosion on the rig Deepwater Horizon occurred at about 10 PM Tuesday, about 52 miles southeast of Venice on Louisiana's tip. The rig is still "burning pretty good and there's no estimate on when the fire will be put out," a Coast Guard official said. The rig is leased by BP Exploration & Production from Transocean, a Houston-based company.
Offshore drilling advocates from Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) to state Sen. Frank Wagner (R-VA) have repeatedly promoted the false notion that the practice is safe "" for its workers and for the environment. The 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate, Sarah Palin, was a particular booster:
This disaster comes on the heels of the Massey Energy coal mine explosion that took 29 miners' lives on April 5, and the Tesoro oil refinery explosion in Anacortes, WA, that killed six workers on April 2. It is a tragic fact that fossil fuel extraction in America is not "safe."
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Fossil fuel and timber companies don't give a damn about their workers, who die at a higher rate than almost all other occupations. The workers' function is to make them money, and then turn on Fox when they get home so they can be persuaded to vote for the Republican politicians they have purchased in the name of "freedom".
This is the dark side we are talking about here, since these people also don't give a damn about their own children. We beat them back for a while after the first Earth Day (when I marched). Environmental NGO's need to kick them out of their meeting rooms, and return to following their hearts, if they (and the Democrats) can still find them.
Three other people were killed in mining accidents in the US this year.
1 person died at Signal Peak Energy's Bull Mountain mine in Montana.
1 person died at Bledsoe Coal's Abner Branch Rider mine in Minnesota.
1 person died at M Class Mining's MC #1 mine in Illinois. This fatality occurred on April 11th.
32 so far this year.
This is a very modern drilling rig that taps into very deep oil. The accident suggests that oil exploration is going to become more dangerous, not less, since the lessons learned won't keep up with the ever increasing challenges now that all the easy oil has been tapped. President Obama's drilling policy sounds more and more like a death sentence for oil workers. Since the MSHA didn't close any mines with its inspections this weekend, we can expect the President to end the year with the highest percentage annual increase in coal mining fatalities of any president ever. The pro extraction policies of this administration are a travesty.
Does this rank as high as death by Malaria?
Banning DDT has called for the death of millions. We know better. (some of us)
Well, I have to disagree about the concern these companies have for the safety of their employees. The most recent safety checks of this rig resulted in good reports (NPR this morning); unlike the coal mine involved in the recent disaster. The rig was drilling deep (deep in the sediment, not necessarily in deep water) which means very high pressures and increased danger from blowouts. So yes, future work in the Gulf is likely to be more dangerous.
As far as oil spills go, the biggest of all time was IXTOC, drilled in Mexican waters with American $$$ that spewed for months while the well's backers argued over who should pay to have it capped. The oil from that spill still ends up on Texas' beaches as tar balls. We know this by "fingerprinting" the oil and comparing it to known samples from various spills. That was more recent than the famous Santa Barbara blow out, but still occurred something like 30 years ago.
Can a producing well blow out today? Likely in my opinion given the # of wells drilled and the depths and pressures of the producing strata.
Our "energy system" is one built on pervasive fraud of using explosive materials rather than true energy resources. If mufflers were removed from vehicles we would hear transport by explosions. Now we have yet another weekly tragedy from fossil-carbon mining.
The president continues this travesty by promoting "clean" methane, coal and atomic fission (uranium mining) along with off-shore oil. The president does not seem to realize we already have off-shore oil (from the gulf and overseas) and extracted materials are not true "energy resources". This is economics as scientific and fiscal fraud.
The idea of clean, sustainable energy involves ending environmental contamination and degradation of public health by ending our dependence on mining-as-energy. Based on the administration's oversized rhetoric and undersized policies for ending massive direct, indirect and externalized fuel subsidies, they seem not to understand a fundamental of Earth Day. Furthermore, the idea of safe burning of mined hydrocarbons is a perversity that includes submerging global coastlines and seaports, leading to impoverishment.
Ah, the old malaria lie. DDT was never banned for anti-malaria use. We didn't slather Africa with DDT because it wouldn't have worked; it would have killed key pollinators, mosquito-eating birds, and other useful species; and the mosquitoes themselves would have quickly evolved resistance.
Not that that has anything to do with the subject at hand.
The rig just sank after taking on water from the firefighting effort. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/23/us/23rig.html The Earth Day timing is a little like the Tower of Babel considering that it was working in 5000 feet of water.
Reports are that 8,000 barrels of oil per day were being produced before the (likely) blowout. The Valdez spill was 250,000 barrels.
It appears possible that over the next thirty days, this thing leaks (at least) 240,000 barrels, if they don't get it shut off at the ocean floor, which needs the valves down there to be intact after the pipe got broke off by the sinking rig, and assuming that the submersibles can work in close to something leaking that much oil.
If there is a lot of pressure, a lot more than 8,000 barrels a day might be pouring out right now.
This has the potential to be a major bummer.
Happy Earth Day All :<(
(these people appear to know what is going on right now)
"Can confirm that the Discoverer Enterprise has been pulled off it's current job and is heading over to do a side track on the well that DWH was working when the incident occurred. It's become apparent the tree is wrecked and going in via side track has been decided as the method chosen to plug the well. Enterprise is the right ship for the job . . . it is a drilling beast."
I stated "Can a producing well blow out today?" Should have said "Can a drill operation blow out today?" I still think the answer is likely. The industry has come a long way, but given as this incident has shown, it is not a risk free enterprise.
The well appears to not be leaking at this time. I guess the blow out protector was successfully engaged? Good news there. Now if they can empty the rig's fuel tanks before they leak.
The environmental impact of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig sinking into the Gulf of Mexico will be felt for years to come.
As it sunk, the rig began spilling tens of thousands of gallons of oil into the water per hour. Nearly a half-million gallons have already spilled and the toll could be worse than that of the Valdez accident.
Fears are that oil from the well on the sea floor will begin making its way to the surface. Just 41 miles from the coast, the rig is situated so that this incident has brought a lot of business to a halt on the seas, and for those who depend on the Gulf along the shores.
And clearly, the impact of sea life in the Gulf is immediate and could be felt for years. Those waters serve as home to numerous fish species and shellfish like shrimp, mussels and oysters we find at markets. Not only is it next to impossible to farm these animals under such conditions, the water quality is sure to be jeopardized by the massive oil spill.
Please read this site for more information on the environmental and economic damages this explosion, fire and spill have caused: http://www.oil-rig-explosions.com/


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Do many millet grains make porridge? What of the untold labor? If you can spare a moment, Charles, would you please relate this artwork to Nietzsche, architecture, and the crying of little boys? I'm just in the mood to see some dots connected Mudede-style, if you're in the mood to oblige.
(This is a work of art from Dan Halter's current exhibition in Cape Town, South Africa. For the untrained eye: these are interwoven maps of Zimbabwe. Oh, and I saw them on the great visuals blog vvork [get it? vvork? work?], introduced to me today by the marvelous Nick, who is very much not wearing a sheriff's badge over his right pectoral muscle, but who did remind me that Seattle Opera is finally doing Handel this season. The trend Anne Midgette refers to in her piece in in today's NYT has completely skipped Seattle, unless I'm crazy. Anyone know when was the last Speight Jenkins Handel?)


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Winner of the Broadway in Chicago 2013 Emerging Theater Award and named Chicago Magazine's Best Emerging Theater of 2013, 16th Street Theater presents award-winning new plays at affordable prices. A nationally-recognized professional Equity theater, 16th Street is a program of the North Berwyn Park District and operates year round out of the Berwyn Cultural Center just 9 miles west of downtown Chicago. Come engage with us!
Above and Beyond Framing and Gallery
Custom framing, art and gift gallery. Featuring Steve Hanks, Tom Lynch and Scanlan.
Air Classics Museum of Aviation
Air Classics is an aviation museum located at Aurora Municipal Airport - ARR where the aircraft actually fly. You can climb into the pilot's seat of a UH-1 Huey helicopter. The museum's collection includes aircraft, vehicles, uniforms and other aviation memorabilia from the 1930s to the present time. General Admission: Saturdays and Sundays 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Group Tours: Tuesdays through Fridays by appointment.
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This local theater troupe is located in the "attic" of Batavia's Government Center.
This facility is home field to DePaul basketball, Chicago Wolves hockey and the Chicago Rush arena football. With a wide variety of events each year, the Allstate Arena is a place where everyone can enjoy quality family shows, riveting sports and mesmerizing musical performances.
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At Arlington International, we aim to make every day of the season special by combining the excitement of thoroughbred racing, gorgeous grounds and fantastic food to create a winning track experience for our guests! Whether you're looking for a fun and exciting day out with friends and family, a casual and charming afternoon at the races, or a sophisticated and stylish get-together, Arlington International offers an extraordinary experience for everyone! Live racing and entertainment from May through September or find a full calendar of race dates and events at arlingtonpark.com.
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Art Gallery at the Oak Park Public Library
Architectural award-winning Main Library features extensive contemporary art collection and Art Gallery with rotating exhibits by local artists. Free one-hour art appreciation tours are offered on the first and third Saturday of each month.
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Located in the Oak Park Arts District, we feature contemporary folk art, found object art and fine crafts created primarily with vintage, re-used, reworked, recycled and reclaimed materials. You will find truly unique, eco-friendly, "green" art and artful objects for yourself or for gift giving created by Lisa Nordstrom and other intriguing artists. Visit our website for current exhibits and special events.
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The Aurora area features diverse architectural styles, including designs by Frank Lloyd Wright, Mies van der Rohe, Bruce Goff and George Grant Elmslie. The area is also home to one of the largest collections of Sears mail order homes.
Take a self-guided tour of Aurora's historic downtown. Tour brochures are available at the Aurora Area Convention and Visitor's Bureau.
This local history research archives houses historic photos, books, documents and maps covering Aurora's history from the 1830s to the present. Open by appointment only.
The museum features a variety of interactive exhibits designed to educate and entertain children, families, and firefighters. Visitors can pass a leather fire bucket. Marvel at a strange looking firemen's smoke mask. Explore the differences in fire hose nozzles. See and hear how fire engines clear the streets with sirens, horns, and devices that control traffic lights. Watch vintage firefighting films on five video touch-screens. All this, in addition to 5 pieces of fire apparatus on display in a fully restored fire station built in 1894. Suggested donation $5 adult and $3 child.
Aurora University's Crimi Auditorium
This much-lauded and beautiful auditorium hosts classical and popular musical events as well as popular lectures and recitals. It is located in Aurora University's Institute for Collaboration building.
Enjoy the fusion of traditional Indian architecture with modern technology; Explore the various facets of Hindu rites & rituals, as well as the core philosophical precepts of the religion; Experience peace & serenity. All are welcome.
As the centerpiece of downtown Batavia, the Riverwalk extends along the Depot Pond and Fox River to a north point pavilion, where grand views of the Fox River are available.
An incredible selection of beads and beading supplies in a charming shop with knowledgeable staff. Everything for the beginner to the expert -- new and vintage beads, charms, chain, wire, findings, stringing materials and books. Beaded jewelry repair. Special events include birthday parties, celebrations for adults, classes, and activities for youth groups. Visit website for details.
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Big Shot Piano Lounge & Restaurant
Big Shot is an upscale Restaurant & Piano Bar. A cozy place to meet, eat, and drink while listening and interacting with talented musicians. From the warm atmosphere to the variety of enticing menu items, this intimate spot will showcase live talent every night. The extremely friendly restaurant will invite its patrons to participate and sing along with new songs performed by talented professionals. This will definitely be a place to start and end an evening.
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This museum located on the campus of Wheaton College is devoted to the history of Christian evangelism and its influences on society. View rare artifacts, art and displays that include a powerful 3-D presentation of the gospel message.
Get creative at this crafter's paradise! Beads from around the world, unique rubber stamps & papers, Ranger inks, paints, and stamp pads. Sit at our "crystal bar" and work on your projects. Our friendly staff will be happy to assist you. Classes for all skill levels. Parties are our specialty! Birthdays, bridesmaids, "girls night out" -- we do them all. Come take a look!
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Carmelite Campus National Shrine of St. Therese
The National Shrine of St. Therese is a Roman Catholic shrine, chapel, and museum dedicated to St. Therese of Lisieux. The Shrine is home to the most wonderful collection of relics, personal effects and memorabilia of Therese outside of France. The Shrine chapel celebrates Mass every weekday at 11:30 am. Tours are available for groups of 20 or more, including a private tour of an exact replica of St. Therese's monastery cell in France. The shrine sits peacefully on a 50-acre estate owned and operated by the Carmelites of the Most Pure Heart of Mary. Adjacent to the Shrine is the Carmelite Spiritual Center, offering meeting room rental, lodging, meals and spiritual retreats as well as organized Shrine tours.
One of Oak Park's finest showplaces, the 12,000 sq. foot, 1913 mansion is located in the Historic District. Reminiscent of a gracious English country home and surrounded by 2 acres of beautiful gardens, a greenhouse and coach house. It is available for private and corporate event rentals.
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Chicago Athenaeum International Sculpture Park
Sculpture from around the world is on display from sunrise to sunset at this park located in Schaumburg's Robert O. Atcher Municipal Center.
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Chris Teerink's superb film documents the work of artist Sol LeWitt (1928-2007), whose legacy lies not only in past accomplishments, but in the work he left for others to complete.
An elegant meditation on one of the most distinctive bodies of work in contemporary art.
The on-camera absence of its subject and its overall indifference to matters of biography make Sol LeWitt a welcome departure from most documentaries about artists, as well as a fitting and serious tribute to his art.
Teerink's reserved, spare form mirrors LeWitt's work, which gives it tremendous impact.
What first feels like a neurotic avoidance of Sol LeWitt the man instead becomes a kind of mirage of his life, as though he managed to evaporate into his body of work.
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Yummy! Loved the herbs and cheese baked into this wonder easy to make bread. And don't leave out the mustard as it just seems to pull it all together. Made as written using fat free cheese and for the herbs used chives, thyme and parsley. Also made Mustard and Honey Butter ( for Damper ) which is the perfect spread for this wonderful bread. Thanks so much for the post.
This is an AWESOME DAMPER RECIPE!!! It is so very easy to put together and can be made even in a hurry, cause its so quick! The taste is very herby and cheesy with just the right amount of spice from the mustard. It bakes up beautifully and is very soft inside with just a light crunch outside. PERFECT! I used basil and a mix of french herbs. Mmmmm! This would also be great with some garlic in the dough, I think or brushed with garlic butter just before baking. I dont have a food processor, so I just mixed everything using a spoon (the dry ingredients) and then using my hands to work it into a dough. That was no bother at all! THANKS SO MUCH for sharing this wonderful, wonderful recipe with us, Tisme! Ill surely make it again! Made and reviewed for Edn#8-Make My Recipe Tag Game July 09.
We just had this for dinner with the Mustard and Honey Butter ( for Damper ) and they compliment one another very well. I cut this back to a 3 serve as there was only three of us making a smaller circle and it still took 30 minutes to cook at 175 degree C in a fan forced oven but I think I could have easily served 4 with this. I used garlic chives, rosemary with a little sweet basil and oregano fresh from the garden. Thank you Tisme for a lovely damper. Made for Edition 4 - Make My Recipe - a game of tag.


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Jacob in Lexington, Kent., writes: I love Sonny Dykes for the Kentucky head coach. He's young, and can coach well. Plus, he used to assist at UK, and knows offense. If we can't get him, I like Neal Brown or Brent Pease. What are your thoughts? Who'd be the best fit?
Edward Aschoff: Dykes is one of those up-and-coming names that is sure to hear his name a lot when it comes to openings this winter. Kentucky is certainly one that he's being linked to and it sounds like Kentucky is interested. And why not? Louisiana Tech is 8-1 and has the No. 2 scoring offense. His team also ranks third nationally in total offense, averaging 570.9 yards per game. Kentucky wants an offensive mind to come in and bring some excitement back to the football program. Dykes has that ability. Duke's David Cutcliffe could also hear his name thrown in. He'll be taking Duke to a bowl game for the first time since 1994 and has had success in the SEC during his time as an assistant at Tennessee and as Ole Miss' head coach. Keep and eye on Pease, he seems interested and spoke openly about the job earlier this week. Western Kentucky coach Willie Taggart will probably get a mention, but you have to wonder if he's holding out for something else or if he's ready to coach in the SEC. I think Kentucky has to go after someone who will help bring offensive playmakers back to Lexington because the Wildcats are really hurting in that department.
JJ in Tumalo, Ore., writes: How do you guys rate the SEC overall this season? Obviously the bottom half is not better than the bottom half of other conferences. Do Arkansas, Auburn, Tennessee, MIZZOU, Kentucky and Vandy play "All World SEC D?" As a Duck fan I am most interested in seeing how the Bama D' handles A&M with but a week instead of 40 days to prepare against a dangerous spread offense. Look at Oregon's future schedule. We Duck no one. How about a home-and-home with Bama? I know it won't happen. Why challenge yourself on the road when 100K will pay to watch you blow out Georgia State? All the best and thanks for the great SEC coverage.
Edward Aschoff: Lots of stuff in that one, but I'll see if I can help you out a little. To answer your first question, I think the SEC is still on top. Not sure you can shrug that off when you have five teams ranked within the top eight of the BCS standings. All of those teams could still make a BCS bowl game as well, including Alabama, which just has to win out to make it to the national championship. As for "All-World" defenses, Alabama, LSU, Florida, South Carolina, Vanderbilt and Missouri all rank within the top 25 nationally in total defense. So, two of those teams you mentioned have been very good on defense this year. Missouri might not have an impressive record, but that defense has been pretty impressive this season. Vandy is third nationally in pass defense, as well. They might not be All-World, but they're pretty good. I'd also love to see Alabama play Oregon, or any SEC team play Oregon outside of a BCS bowl game. Home-and-home? Bring it on. I'm sick of seeing weak nonconference games on SEC schedules. Good football makes everyone happy. Also, expect Alabama's defense to be ready this weekend.
Dave in Savannah, Ga., writes: Is it now time for the tired old stat that UGA is X of XX against Florida to be retired? UGA has won four of the last nine, three of the last six and is on a two-game win streak against Florida. Are losses against a Florida team dating back to when current players were in diapers or not even born truly relevant? Seems intellectually lazy for sports writers to keep qouting those old numbers just for dramatic impact. What's your take?
Edward Aschoff: Honestly, I think you're right about retiring this old stat. Florida absolutely dominated Georgia during the 1990s and for most of the past decade, but, like you said, most of the players on either side could care less. Especially with Georgia winning two straight. Right now, the Bulldogs have all the momentum and can crow as loud as they want. This team can forget the past. Florida fans don't have to, but they shouldn't use it to tease Dawgs fans.
JE in Dallas writes: What do you think A&M has to do to beat Alabama? Short of zero turnovers, and not getting bulldozed at the line of scrimmage by Bama's O-line, what do you think are the keys to a possible upset?
Edward Aschoff: Making sure Manziel is upright and finding his guys. Alabama's defensive line isn't elite, but it can cause problems for offenses. It can be pretty disruptive. But we know that Texas A&M's offense revolves around Johnny Football. He has great weapons at receiver and talented running backs to work with, but the offense lives and dies by his effectiveness. Look at the second half of the Florida game and the LSU game. LSU showed some holes in Alabama's defense. Will they be there Saturday? I don't think so. I think the Tide's defense will be much more sound, but the Aggies have the ability to make some big plays. But it call comes down to Manziel. Oh, and yes, the defensive line has to be able to get past that O-line ...
Les Miles in Baton Rouge, La., writes: It's funny when my bag of tricks work they love me, but if I wasn't as aggressive as I was they would've questioned me as a coach. Whats it gonna take to please those in Tigerland?
Edward Aschoff: See, I thought that national championship in 2007 made fans more appreciative. Or the fact that you guys went on a historic run until the national championship last year. So far, you've never won less than eight games during your eight seasons at LSU. Still, it's an interesting bunch down there. They just get a little frustrated by all those heart-stopping calls, or the head-scratchers. You really can't blame them. In a league in which winning means so much, you tug at their hearts with a lot of the decisions you make. Those fourth-down decisions last week? Really? You don't get how that can frustrate fans? Winning cures all, but know that this fan base is itching for a championship with all that talent it has.
Matt in Athens, Ga., writes: Ed- Why do you and Chris have Georgia in the Outback bowl? Would losing to Alabama in the SEC championship really make Georgia go that far down? Why not Capital One?
Edward Aschoff: If Georgia makes it to the SEC championship game and loses to Alabama, I think the Capital One Bowl would jump all over Florida, especially if it finishes the season 11-1 and doesn't make it to the Sugar Bowl. If LSU wins out, it will be hard for the Sugar Bowl to turn the Tigers down. Two losses might still get the Gators in as well. They'd probably have a better chance with just one, but it's still possible. The Gators were last there following the 2007 season and Florida would be a big draw in Orlando. I'm not saying Georgia wouldn't be, but I think the Capital One Bowl would be very interested in bringing the Gators back to Orlando.
Tim in Atlanta, writes: Is it your sense among SEC-land that folks prefer to see a Alabama-Oregon matchup compared to Bama-KSU? If so, do you think the desire for that matchup will move the polls to ensure it, or do you think the pollsters are largely locked into their votes now?
Edward Aschoff: I think people in the SEC would love to see Alabama-Oregon because they couldn't be any different. Oregon has all the offense and no defense. Alabama has all the defense and a balanced offense. It's Nike speed vs. SEC power. We saw it in 2010 and 2011, but this is Alabama. It's the No. 1 team in the nation and it's going for its second consecutive national championship, while there are plenty of people out there saying Oregon deserves the No. 1 spot right now. People in SEC country are tired of hearing that. They want this settled on the field more than the players do. I just think it'd be a great game.


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The tournament will be held July 29-Aug. 6 in Aberdeen, Md.
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Kym Ellery Launches Eyewear, Taps Gemma Ward for Campaign
Inspired by cinematic personas such as Diane Keaton's Annie Hall, Susan Sarandon's Louise from "Thelma & Louise" and Woody Allen, the 20-unit collection features retro cat-eye and oversize shapes.
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Australia's Frame Fashion Week will include fashion parades, pop-up stores, buying group conferences and business seminars.
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Ray-Ban Sponsors Ferrari Formula One Car
The brand's logo will make its debut on the red racing car this weekend in Silverstone.
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The shades you need this season to brighten up National Sunglasses Day.
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In 1979, Ralph Hotere, of Careys Bay, and three other artists
helped Auckland artist Billy Apple create an installation in
the former Bosshard Gallery, in Dowling St, Dunedin.
The plan was that Towards the Centre would consist of an
empty gallery, with a mark showing its central point, and be
an "art political" statement.
As it transpired, a diagonal string sightline revealed the
central point was where a pole stood inside the gallery and,
as a result, the pole and the string became part of the work.
With a tin of Resene Lumberside, Hotere was the one who
painted the pole "guard red" from floor to ceiling.
In the years since, the string has gone - though not the
nails to which it was attached - the pole has been repainted
white several times and the gallery has changed its name to
the Brett McDowell Gallery.
Yesterday, the two artists turned back time for a few moments
as Hotere repainted part of the pole using the same tin of
paint - although this time from his wheelchair.
Apple said he was content to leave the pole only partly
"I made a decision when it was happening that we would leave
it at that. He painted the total thing last time in 1979 but
this was all he was able to do today."
He recounted that the original project came about during his
tour of the country with a grant from the Queen Elizabeth II
Arts Council.
Apple said representations of the gallery floor plan with the
central point marked by Hotere would be offered for sale if
there was sufficient demand.
Asked if he was doing interviews, Hotere gave the same answer
he has given for decades: "No".
The exhibition opens today at 5.30pm.
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AB 721 requires that Ventura College disclose to the private loan applicant that Federal Direct Loans are required by law to provide a range of flexible repayment options, including, but not limited to, income-based repayment and income-contingent repayment plans, and loan forgiveness benefits, which other student loans (possibly private loans) are not required to provide. In addition, Federal Direct Loans are available to students regardless of income or credit worthiness.
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Private loans are funded by banks, credit unions or other private lending institutions. Private loans serve as an private funding resource, but typically do not include many of the benefits that federal students loans do such as deferment provisions, fixed interest rates, and income-based repayment plans. We encourage all students who are considering private loans to first submit a FAFSA and learn about their eligibility for federal loans before applying for a private loan. Keep in mind that private loans, along with other aid and educational resources, can never be more that the Cost of attendance.
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Loans offer you the opportunity to cover the cost of your educational expenses. It is important to explore all options and find what works best for you and your family. The Federal Student Loans VS Private Student Loans Comparison Chart provides you with additional information on the differences between the Federal PLUS Loan and Private Student Loan options for those families who demonstrate credit worthiness and wish to explore private options that may better suit your family financial situation.
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When choosing a private loan, there are many factors to consider including the fees the lender charges to make the loan, the interest rate, repayment terms and deferment options. Lenders are required by federal law to collect the Private Loan Certification Form. If you plan to apply for a private loan, complete and submit this form to your lender.
As a general rule, students should only consider obtaining a private educational loan if they have maxed out the Federal Stafford Loan. We strongly encourage students to file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) which may qualify them for grants, work-study and Federal Direct Stafford Loans. Undergraduate dependent students should also compare costs with the Federal Direct Parent Plus Loan, as this loan is usually much less expensive and has better repayment terms.
How do I apply for a Private Loan?
Does Ventura College require that I file a FAFSA?
Yes, Ventura College requires that you file a FAFSA application and complete your financial aid file. Private Loans will NOT be processed without a completed financial aid file. FAFSA applications can be filed electronically at www.fafsa.gov.
Ventura College's Federal School Code is 001334.
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I have a problem, maybe it's very simple but still - it's problem.
I have successfully created form called "Pets for sale" and inserted it in a page. Ok, Than? I am filling (for test) this form, clicking on send and it says thanks. Where did it add this entry? I mean - I've filled this form and clicked on send, but where was this entry added?
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Red Lick is the leading mail order supplier of blues related music -including r&b, soul, gospel, doowop, zydeco, cajun, rock n roll, rockabilly, jazz, folk, country, old timey, cajun, hawaiian & more.
From our catalogue - a bi-monthly 40-pager, full of reviews, new & used CDs, DVDs, vinyl, books, and special offers.
The current edition (no. 191; July-August 2016) can be viewed here as a pdf - Red Lick catalogue 191
If you prefer our catalogues sent to you in the printed version, the 'catalogue' section of this website also provides subscription guidelines.
From our release sheets - between catalogue updates of brand new and forthcoming releases. The first release sheet update since publication of the current catalogue can be viewed as a pdf here - 191 Release Sheet Issue 1
From our summer 2016 bargain offer campaign - we are again running one of our popular, but occasional, special offer campaigns relating to overstocks, deletions and otherwise non-catalogue warehouse stock items. Listed below (as an excel spread sheet) is a list of more than 1200 in-stock items available for a short time at a specially discounted price.
Summer 2016 Bargain Offer Campaign
Fill your boots while you can - but you will need to pay attention to the rules and conditions of this campaign. These are detailed below, the most crucial of which is that it ends at 5pm on Friday 29th July, so you will have to get in quickly to take advantage of this offer:
- the campaign prices (listed in blue) have not been adjusted on our website. If you order online, we will make price changes manually at our end;
- when placing an order from this campaign, you must clearly state (either in the notes section of the online order or by mentioning specifically if ordering via email, post, fax or phone) that you want a 'Summer 2016 Bargain Offer' campaign item and at the offer price quoted. If you don't specify the 'Summer 2016 Bargain Offer' campaign price, the usual price will be charged; we won't automatically recognise the item as a campaign item (there are too many listed for us to be able to do this!);
- items contained within the 'Summer 2016 Bargain Offer' campaign are only on offer while existing stocks (as listed) remain available – it is strictly first come, first served. Once an item is sold out, and we have to re-stock, the usual price is applied; so check you are getting the campaign price before you confirm the order. Obviously, the sooner you order the more likely it is that you will secure your wanted items (you will see that most items only have a small number of copies available at the bargain offer price);
- the reference to quote when ordering is the catalogue number – as identified in red (column A on the excel spread sheet);
- campaign orders have to be bought and paid for before 5pm on Friday 29th July to qualify for the 'Summer 2016 Bargain Offer' price. Items ordered but not paid for by this date will result in the usual price being reverted to. Reservation of items at 'bargain offer' prices for later date addition and settlement is not allowable within the terms of the campaign;
- usual Red Lick p&p rates apply (check with us if you need advice on this)
Order online - you can order directly from this website by browsing our sections of CDs, LPs, DVDs, Books and more. These sections are regularly updated but, if interested in used stuff, please get your order quickly as we typically only have one copy of each title available.
If you wish to order, but not via the online shopping facility provided on our website, download our order form, complete and return it to us by post or fax
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* Note: See the "Fresh Plum Chutney" and "Hoisin Lime Oil" recipes which are included in this collection. Mix all ingredients and marinate duck overnight, refrigerated. Season the duck and grill until medium-rare, about 12 minutes. Let duck rest 5 minutes and slice. LEEK AND GARLIC FONDUE: In a saute pan coated with oil, add garlic and begin to caramelize. Season. When garlic is brown, add leeks. Cook until soft then add butter. Check for seasoning. Fan duck over fondue and the Fresh Plum Chutney. Drizzle with Hoisin Lime Oil and garnish with scallion brush. Serve with steamed Chinese pancakes. This recipe yields 4 servings. Wine Suggestion: Morgon Cote du Py, Savoye Pierre, Cru de Beaujolais, 1995 Comments: The original recipe title as listed is "Grilled Marinated Duck Breast With Fresh Plum Chutney Leek And Garlic Fondue With Hosin Lime Oil". Recipe Source: EAST MEETS WEST with Ming Tsai From the TV FOOD NETWORK - (Show # MT-1A37) Formatted for MasterCook by Joe Comiskey, aka MR MAD - firstname.lastname@example.com ~or- email@example.com 01-21-1999 Recipe by: Ming Tsai
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"Holy Crap — I'm A Dad!"
Newbie dads reminisce about that Aha! moment when they finally felt like a pops.
Hey, not everyone automatically snaps into parent mode the second baby arrives. Moms may have it a tad easier (being that baby's been hanging around in there for nine long months and all); but for dads, growing into parenthood can take some time. Read on as real dads look back on that moment when suddenly, the name Dad finally started to feel like it fit.
I knew I was a dad... "when I went to the hospital waiting room, announced to our families that the baby was born, and revealed her name—Avery—which we'd kept a secret from everyone." –Ted
I knew I was a dad... "when my wife was in labor and the baby's heart rate dropped. The worst-case scenario raced through my mind and I was freaked out! It clicked how much responsibility I had now and how important becoming a father was to me. Mason's heart rate quickly climbed back up and he was born, healthy, that night." –Rich
I knew I was a dad... "when my wife was asking me to give the 4 a.m. feeding." –John
I knew I was a dad... "the first time my son smiled at me. Not the smile a baby gives when he has gas, but the one that says, 'Hey, I know you!'" Joe
I knew I was a dad... "when I gave my daughter her first bath right after she was born. She was so tiny and I realized it was my job to protect her and keep her safe." –Kyosti
I knew I was a dad... "when I changed my first diaper when my son was barely one day old — with my wife, mom, grandma, and younger brother all watching. Doing this seemed so foreign and surreal, but I knew it would become routine. I realized then that everything had changed." –Anthony
I knew I was a dad... "when I couldn't use my iPhone because it was covered in a sheen of toddler crust — and I didn't really care." – Matthew
I knew I was a dad... "when I could pick up and throw away my daughter's poop balls without thinking twice about it." – Zane
I knew I was a dad... "when in polite company, I could discuss bodily fluids." Joe
I knew I was a dad... "when I realized she has my eyes...Since I was adopted, I have never seen anyone that looks like me before. At that moment I thought, she's really mine" — David
> Let's hear it: What was the moment you finally felt like a parent?


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In my app, there's a seperate admin area to control everything including writing posts. The post routes point inside the admin panel :
resources :posts, path: '/admindashboard/posts'
Now in the normal view, Im trying to display the posts inside the pages controller under the blog action. I have managed to list the posts in the blog. But linking to them and showing individual posts is the problem.
Not : I use a post slug instead of the id.
If I link to the post like this :
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It will go to /admindashboard/posts/post-slug. But to access that url, we need to sign in. I need to put it like /blog/post-slug . How to do it? How to add the right action in the pages controller to display individual post pages?


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WebEx and TelePresence – Better TogetherCollaboration
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A New Paradigm for Desktop CollaborationCollaboration
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My Pokemon Mod Collection
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March 1st, 2013 (7:28 PM). Edited March 1st, 2013 by The Grubby Pup.
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Lettin' da madness & da music get 2 me!
Originally Posted by
No, for the other side, it's awesome =)
More Mods means more fun =D
lol oh, okay. I didn't mean to put you up out on spot like dat. I wasn't tryin to do dat. Sorry. >.<
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Glitch Kitty
Is it possible to get a patching tool that doesn't need NET Framework ? Because when I try patching at home nothing happens....
U do realized u need the NET Framework installed in your computer to make da patching program work, right?
If you already installed NET. Framework, but the patch isn't still working then follow what I'm about to write, kay?
Alright, so when u add the patch and rom into their appropriate slots whatever extension that was add when after selecting the Patch and Rom...
example: This is how it looks like.
C: \Users\Your computer username\Whatever location you put the patching folder in\Pokemon Yin Black and Yang White\Yang White v3.2.patch
(That would end up in the "Select Patch" directory)
C: \Users\Your computer username\Whatever location you put the rom in\Pokémon White Version.NDS
(That would end up in the "Select Rom" directory)
Anyways, whatever extension that was added, get rid of it.
It should only be like ....
Yang White v3.2 patch (Make sure only that be in the "select patch" slot)
Pokemon White Version.nds (Make sure only that be in the "select rom" slot)
See if it'll patch after doing that.
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Books Reading Tonight
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We have a poetry slam, a historical novel about Louis XIV, an allegedly "uplifting and joyous debut novel" about an idiot, and a book from the point of view of a dog in town tonight. Plus more!
Over at Bailey/Coy books, Stephanie Brill reads from The Transgender Child: A Handbook for Families and Professionals. When I was doing my story about masculinity, I was told by a couple of professionals that as they were studying transgendered people, they learned that there's basically no textbook on transgender studies. So it's always good to see a new one of those, and it's also a fascinating subject that really only started to be discussed a few years ago. This is clearly the reading of the night.
At Town Hall, Richard Bolles, that What Color Is Your Parachute? guy, gives a little job-finding seminar. Expect a lot of out-of-work people to attend.
And up in the U District, there is a tenth anniversary celebration of Pontoon, the locally produced poetry journal. I don't believe I have ever read an issue of Pontoon, but I hate their name so very, very much. It's a clumsy, ugly word. And I'm usually in favor of the oons: raccoon, poon, boon. Perhaps it's the 'pon' that I'm not in favor of.
The full readings calendar, including the next week or so, is up on our Books page.


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The question as to how completely foreign proteins introduced parenterally can be utilized by the animal organism is one that has been under discussion and investigation for more than forty years. The earliest method of attack was that of injecting a protein, such as eggwhite or foreign blood-serum and testing the urine for coagulable protein, on the assumption that if the protein could not be utilized by the body it would be eliminated promptly in the urine in coagulable form. If, therefore, no coagulable protein was found after such injection the protein was supposed to have been utilized by the body. Stokvis,1 Ponfick,2 Ott3 and Lilienfeld4 have reported experiments of this type and have found that in the dog and the rabbit the injection of egg albumin is followed by albuminuria while injection of blood-serum is not. Other proteins of animal or vegetable origin
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To confidently stride into the world prepared to address pressing global issues, effectively lead diverse teams, or contribute in the global marketplace, individuals must be able to succeed in different cultural contexts and see their own culture from other points of view. The Principal Financial Group Center for Global Citizenship works to ensure those global perspectives and concepts are an integral part of the intellectual and cultural experience of all members of the Drake community.
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