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In the game of love, young men and women weigh,what they need from the opposite sex against what,they need to find in themselves. This popular,short story collection, including two never-before,published entries, gives teens a chance to witness,the outcomes of 12 unique trysts. As relationships,go either right or wrong, with surprising, often,funny, always on-point results, mindful readers,will appreciate the warning signs and perhaps save,themselves from the same fate as these fictional,protagonists.
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On a difficult journey across the sea, he and Tink discover the dark and deadly slithering part-man/part-creature Lord Ombra, who is intent on recovering the missing starstuff - celestial dust that contains unimagined powers.
In London, Peter attempts to track down the indomitable Molly, hoping that together they can combat Ombra's determined forces. But London is not Mollusk Island; Peter is not the boy he used to be; and Lord Ombra - the Shadow Master - is unlike anything Peter, or the world, has ever seen.
"Dale has the uncanny knack of knowing his characters; he presents each personality to us as an intimate acquaintance." (AudioFile)
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"This should appeal to fantasy and adventure fans alike." (School Library Journal)
"Readers will relish the chance to further explore the backstory of a favorite childhood tale." (Booklist)
"Better than J. M. Barrie's original!"
"Peter and the Shadow Thieves" picks up where "Peter and the Starcatchers" left off, assuming that the listener knows about Peter's previous adventures; so one needs to listen to the two books in sequence. Both books provide us the prequel to J. M. Barrie's "Peter Pan," telling us how Peter acquired the ability to fly, where Tinkerbell came from, how Peter met Captain Hook, and how he came to live on Mollusk Island with the Lost Boys. Only Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson tell Peter's story a whole lot better than J. M. Barrie did. And Jim Dale's narration would justify listening to these audiobooks, even if they hadn't been so well written. In fact, just hearing the masterful Jim Dale imitate the caw of a raven makes "Peter and the Shadow Thieves" worth the purchase price. I recommend this series to anybody -- young or old -- who has an innocent heart, and who can enjoy an adventure story without explicit violence.
Choreographer. Director. Actor. Educator. And lover of audio books! They are theatre for the mind!
"Jim Dale Is Absolutely AMAZING!!!!"
If you are a fan of fantasy books and creative story telling then you will love these books! Even though these are books meant for children, you do not need to be a child to appreciate the brilliant story telling and creative reworking of this classic tale. If you are a fan of the Harry Potter Books you will love these especially because they have the same narrator. Jim Dale is amazing. It feels like 20 people are reading me this book not just one.
"My Kids Loved the the Starcatchers Series!"
Hours of great listening! My kids (8 and 11) and I started listening to the adventures of Peter and the Starcatchers in the car. They became so hooked (no pun intended:o)they insisted we keep listening mornings at breakfast before school and when cleaning up after dinner. We really enjoyed each of these books and have moved on to the Never Land series. These books worked for me and now my kids love to use their imagination listening instead of watching movies in the car.
Our sincere appreciation to the very talented Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson for this gift, excellently narrated by my favorite Jim Dale.
Do your kids a favor, turn off the TV, turn off the video games and turn on their imagination by listening to a really good Audiobook.
Good book that captures the making of Peter Pan, but the writing became more "juvenile" as the book went on and seemed to be written to a younger audience than even the first book.
Great reader, enthusiastic.
Immigration lawyer in Kansas City. I like Character driven dramas, fantasy (monsters, magic and witches oh my!) and coming of age stories. Favs include: The Book Thief, The Game of Throne series, Harry Potter Series, Dresden Files, Nightside series, anything by Neil Gaimen, 100 Years of Solitude.
"Maybe my new favorite series"
Superior narrator, the best eve, awesome exciting and enchanting story. I love the action and the story telling. Can't wait to listen the next book.
"Full of adventure and suspense!"
I think Jim Dale is my favorite narrator. He is so wonderful to listen to and the stories of Peter, Molly, George, the boys, etc are so exciting it's difficult to stop the book to do other things.
"Better than the starcatchers"
Superb! Dale is amazing...I recognized many of the voices from Harry Potter, but that just brought back fond memories.
Rob Thomas
"Another great Starcatcher book!"
The Starcatcher series tells the tale of Peter Pan before he was Peter Pan. These books (we just started the third in the four-book series) are so well written, I can't understand why they aren't better known than many other similar but less well written series for kids (I won't name any names).
They are the kind of books both kids and adults can really enjoy and get into. They are packed with suspense and laughs. The characters are extremely engaging and believable. The stories are fantasy and nevertheless are so convincingly set out that you find yourself completely immersed in them.
The second book in this series is just as enjoyable as the first was. I highly, highly recommend the Starcatcher series for great family listening.
"Beautiful, magical, and super fun!"
I love this series! Jim Dale makes it so fun to listen to and the story itself is wonderful.
Let's get down to business! My car is my educational hot spot. Plug in a book and let's go!
"Great Story Masters"
It is one of the few fiction books I have read. I bought it to share with my kids as we traveled and we sometimes finish the chapter before we turn off the car.
Who is not to like! Peter is more level headed in this book than in anything else we have read, which makes him more likeable. Tinkerbell is more enjoyable to think about as a bird woman than as a jealous fairy. Slank is an awesome bad guy.
Yes, Jim Dale is an excellent storyteller and his voices are seamless. It's easy to forget that we are listening to just one person.
Yes and no. Yes because it is compelling and no because I want it to last. It's a bit like a fractured fairy tale, but better because the characters have great depth.
This book is the second in a series. The first book was a gift to one of my children and I would not have picked this title on my own without that prompt. I am glad we got it.
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Archives for Women
Mobilizing the U.S. Government to Protect and Empower Women and Girls
In October 2010, I was honored to be at the UN Security Council meeting where Secretary of State Clinton announced that the United States would prepare its own National Action Plan to implement commitments on Women, Peace and Security. Having served on the UN Civil Society Advisory Group on Resolution 1325 and as an adviser to UNIFEM's executive director, I saw this as an historic step in mobilizing the U.S. government's efforts to protect and empower women and girls in the context of armed conflict.
Over the past year, I've been pleased to work with colleagues at the White House, State, Defense and other agencies – along with our civil society friends in the U.S. and in conflict-affected countries – to identify the concrete and measurable actions incorporated in the National Action Plan announced by the President today.
From experience in Angola, South Africa, Haiti, Central African Republic and beyond, I know first-hand the importance of empowering women to be catalysts for positive change in armed conflict and displacement scenarios, and ensuring their participation in peace negotiations and post conflict reconstruction and governance.
In particular, the systematic exclusion of women from the negotiation of peace agreements and implementing bodies is a principal reason why so many of these agreements ultimately fail and countries return to conflict. Unless women are present, issues like accountability for past abuses, psycho-social support for victims of violence, restoration of health and educational systems, reintegration of displaced persons and refugees, and trafficking in persons are often inadequately addressed. When the momentum for political reconciliation or military disengagement starts to wane, women who have viewed such peace processes as only for the benefit of the armed combatants have little incentive to press the parties to see these processes through to the end.
At USAID, we've already taken key steps to address these problems. Every USAID project proposal must have a "gender impact statement"; we have a tough new anti-trafficking code for ourselves and our development partners; gender is incorporated as a cross–cutting priority for all our initiatives in food security, global health, climate change, democracy and governance, economic growth and humanitarian relief; and we have funded the participation of women in peace processes and reconstruction conferences around the world. We also brought on a senior coordinator for gender equality and women's empowerment – the remarkable Carla Koppell – who is working with Caren Grown, Sarah Mendelson and others to insist that gender is in our agency's DNA.
I view these steps as the down payment on an "IOU" we owe to women faced with conflict around the world. We look forward to working with host governments, civil society groups, partners, friends, and, most importantly, local women on the ground. It is their wisdom and expertise we must rely on to succeed. The guiding vision must be, "Nothing about them without them."
Women Peace Builders – Conducting Foreign Policy Differently
It is with enormous pride that I witnessed the release of the first-ever United States National Action Plan on Women, Peace, and Security. Publication of the plan serves as valuable recognition and acknowledgement of a critical new step in U.S. foreign policy, one that strives to hear, honor and amplify the female voices for peace in societies around the world.
Earlier this month, the Nobel committee recognized three women leaders by awarding them the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize— Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Liberian activist Leymah Gbowee, and Yemeni activist Tawakul Karman. It was a watershed moment and an important message signaling that women have earned the right to be heard. At the same time, we must appreciate that those three women represent thousands of women and girls worldwide working non-violently to end war.
Many of these women have been striving anonymously to prevent and resolve war, and to reweave and rebuild communities torn by conflict. Included among them are the women of Afghanistan and Iraq who have advocated, protested, pushed and rallied to preserve and advance their rights despite violence and personal threats. Also to be recognized are the women of Cote d'Ivoire, who gave their lives for the cause of peace. And we must remember the historic contributions of women in Bosnia, Colombia, Guatemala, India, Northern Ireland, Sudan and myriad other countries in every corner of the world who have all struggled to return peace and prosperity to their societies and communities.
As I reflect on these women leaders, I recall my recent travels to Afghanistan as well as the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda, where I had the opportunity to speak with many of these exceptional women. In Afghanistan, the incredibly brave female members of the High Peace Council I met were striking in their determination to give women a voice in negotiations with insurgents. In the DRC, women victims of heinous sexual violence emphasized the need to tell their stories so that others would not suffer. In Rwanda, members of the White Ribbon Alliance reflected on their continuing efforts to help that nation recover from genocide.
Today is dedicated to the incredible women peace builders I have had the honor to work with for the last decade. We celebrate your contributions and look forward to working with you in the years to come!
For Mi Abuelita: Reflections on Child Marriage as a Form of Gender-Based Violence
Unequal gender norms limit a girl's ability to make decisions that affect her social, economic, and physical wellbeing. As the 16 Days of Activism against Gender Violence ends on International Human Rights Day, I'd like to reflect on a form of gender-based violence that is often overlooked: child marriage. For more than 58 million women around the world, their disempowerment begins with this harmful cultural practice.
For the past 15 years, I've worked in the field of gender and international development. During that time, my work has focused on the relations between women's empowerment, gender dynamics, and reproductive health. My motivation for focusing on these links is not only professional; it is indeed very personal. My Peruvian grandmother was married when she was 16 years old. She was pregnant 14 times (10 children; 2 miscarriages; 1 stillbirth; and 1 infant death). My mother was her oldest child; I was her first grandchild.
I adored mi abuelita and greatly admired her strength; she became a widow at age 42 when her youngest child was 3 years old, took over the family photography business, and became the matriarch and axis of the family. But she suffered from poor health for many years, and passed away when I was 16.
Growing up, I heard many stories about her married life. Her husband was at least 15 years older; he had a daughter almost her age from an earlier relationship, which caused countless family conflicts over economic resources. I never knew my grandfather, but I knew that he drank a lot, was unfaithful, and often abusive—not physically, but in emotional and economic ways. When my grandmother tried to separate from him, he refused to give her any child support, which led to her infant's death from malnutrition.
The sense of injustice I felt listening to these stories transferred over to my dedication to these issues; the more I learned about these intersections, the more I understood that my grandmother's story is not a unique story. Gender-based violence, in all its forms, is a global phenomenon.
At USAID's Office of Population and Reproductive Health, we address the relations between gender and reproductive health, including child marriage, through programs that aim to empower girls/women, constructively engage boys/men as partners, and promote gender equality in a variety of cultural contexts. And I am proud to be part of these efforts.
November 29th was my grandmother's birthday, and I honor her memory by continuing to work to change the gender realities that propel so many girls into child marriage. I hope to continue to help raise global awareness about the ways in which child marriage is a violation of girls' rights to social, economic, and reproductive empowerment, health, and well-being.
Combating Human Trafficking
As part of USAID's 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence we wanted to share with you some information on an issue that the Congressional Women's Caucus has been working on diligently to end across the globe: human trafficking.
According to Department of State estimates, roughly 800,000 people are trafficked across borders each year. If trafficking within countries is included in the total world figures, official U.S. estimates indicate that some 2 to 4 million people are trafficked annually. On June 14, 2010, the State Department issued its 10th annual report on human trafficking. We were pleased that members of the bipartisan Congressional Caucus for Women's Issues got to sit down with Luis CdeBaca, the Ambassador-at-Large for the Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons for the State Department, to discuss this report and the status of U.S. anti-trafficking efforts.
Part of this discussion included the reauthorization of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act, which combats sex trafficking and labor trafficking across the globe by increasing the penalties for traffickers and providing assistance for victims. It is vital that we continue to revise this measure, ensuring the State Department has the authority needed to combat trafficking.
This reauthorization would increase monitoring on child labor within the United States. It would also focus our assistance on the most vulnerable populations abroad, looking at post-conflict situations and humanitarian emergencies for those in need. As this measure moves through the legislative process, the Women's Caucus will provide input to strengthen our country's ability to combat trafficking. The victimization of women, children and exploited workers cannot be tolerated and Congress should continue to fight for those who cannot fight for themselves.
Addressing Sexual Violence in Conflicts and Disasters
Sexual violence often increases in conflict and disaster situations, typically exposing women and girls to increased threats of rape and assault, exploitation, and abuse. This happens because of population displacement, the absence of police, and the disruption of the normal social networks that protect women and girls. Therefore, when USAID provides humanitarian assistance, such as food, relief commodities, water, and shelter, to people who have been affected by disasters, we also work to reduce risks for sexual violence and to provide support for women and girls who have experienced violence.
I have seen the importance of this program response first hand. In June I traveled to Cote d'Ivoire with four of my colleagues to assess the humanitarian situation following the fighting that occurred there earlier in the year. We visited communities in the west and the north of the country, and also some of the neighborhoods around Abidjan where the fighting was most intense. We met women, children, and men who had fled their homes in the villages, many of them witnessing and experiencing violence themselves.
Although women do not tend to speak openly about sexual violence in Cote d'Ivoire due to fears about being stigmatized or feeling shame about what has happened to them, it was clear that many women and girls had suffered from sexual violence during the conflict. Humanitarian organizations, such as the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), conducted rapid surveys in the areas most affected by the conflict, finding high rates of sexual violence – and especially gang rape – between January and May of this year. However, because of the involvement of the police in the conflict, women and girls were afraid to contact the police and did not report rapes or seek support services.
Based on these findings, USAID funded humanitarian organizations like the International Rescue Committee to ensure that women and girls who experienced sexual violence could access a range of support services, such as medical care, counseling, and legal aid. Many of these services already existed in Cote d'Ivoire, but they stopped functioning when health clinics were damaged by the conflict and trained service providers fled to other parts of the country. USAID programs worked to re-start these services by training new service providers, restocking health clinics, and raising awareness within communities about the available services. In total, USAID provided more than $2 million for protection activities like these in Cote d'Ivoire and Liberia, where refugees from Cote d'Ivoire fled during the conflict. These funds supported IRC and other organizations to respond to sexual violence and child protection concerns and to offer psychosocial support for affected populations.
Although sexual violence is an ugly consequence of conflict and disasters, by providing safe, sensitive, and appropriate services for survivors, we can help them and their communities to recover and rebuild their lives.
The Price of Eggs
Gender experts have been advocating for sex-disaggregated data and gender sensitive statistics for more than 25 years. The 1995 Beijing Platform for Action called for "reliable gender statistics to inform policies and programs and to assess progress and gaps." While progress has been made, notable gaps remain, especially in the area of women's economic empowerment. It is easier to find the price of eggs in a market in Tanzania or Guatemala than to find the extent of women's ownership of land, housing and other productive assets relative to men, or women's hourly wages in a retail store, or whether a female entrepreneur was able to access debt or equity capital to start her business. You get the picture.
I am hopeful things will change with the new Evidence and Data for Gender Equality Initiative (EDGE), being launched today in Busan, Korea, at the Fourth High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness. This initiative, led by the United Nations Statistics Division and UN Women, will improve the availability and use of statistics that capture gender gaps in economic activity.
EDGE capitalizes on a call to action by Secretary Clinton at the May 2011 OECD Ministerial Session on Gender and Development, and builds on recommendations of the UN International Agency and Expert Group on Gender and Statistics to make the data that is collected on women and men in education, entrepreneurship and the labor market more comparable and useful.
EDGE will include two major activities. First is the development of an online database for a harmonized set of indicators, including education, employment, and entrepreneurship. Once the database is up and running, we will have a one stop shop for indicators – across developed and developing countries – on labor force participation rates for individuals ages 15-24 years old, and 15 and above by sex. We'll be able to determine the percent distribution of the employed population by sector and sex, the youth unemployment rate by sex, and the percent of firms owned by women.
Second, EDGE will support a set of common, pilot activities in a small number of partner countries to develop protocols and data collection methods for sex-disaggregated data on entrepreneurship and assets, two areas with large data gaps. The pilots will eventually result in routine collection by countries of data that we can use to compute firm entry, growth, and survival rates by sex, or the proportion of the population that owns land and houses by sex, and other measures.
With some political will, resources, and the harnessing of good technical minds, in the next five years we can report globally on how well women are faring relative to men in entrepreneurial activity and labor markets – alongside the price of eggs.
Can you hear her now? Putting mobile phones in women's hands
In the late 1970's one of the major findings on Madison Avenue, (then the world capital of advertising) was that women control over 80% of all consumer purchases in the U.S. This 'shocking discovery' changed who and how companies marketed their products. I was just entering the workforce then and thought, ' how in the world could this have been such a surprise?' Had none of them been to a grocery or department store? Had none of them recognized that the one car family was becoming two and it was women doing the schlepping?
It is happening again. Only this time the stakes are much higher. Cell phones have flown off the shelves and into the hands of people in the remotest and some of the poorest places on earth. They are transforming the developing world and bringing incredible opportunities.
Yet, according to a Cherie Blair Foundation for Women and a GSMA study, three hundred million fewer women own them than men in the developing world. If this gap isn't closed women will be left out of not only the communication revolution but the opportunity to use the phone to make money, get information they need to stay healthy or to grow better crops, or to seek help. The industry association, GSMA, along with USAID, AUSAID and Visa Inc. said we are not going to let this happen on our watch. Today we are announcing a global public-private partnership to close the gap. And since we know for it to be sustainable without donor dollars, we are working with the mobile operators to build the business case for phone ownership by poor women.
For more information, please visit www.mwomen.org
The Economic Effects of Abuse Against Women
I recently had the opportunity to travel to Bangladesh to visit a USAID-supported project, the Cost of Violence Against Women. As we drove along the crowded streets of Dhaka, I noticed something very peculiar – there were only men everywhere I looked. Once I arrived at the hotel I was greeted by Julia Ahmed, the team leader for this project. Julia is an extremely enthusiastic and positive woman. As a trained medical doctor, she has been working in public health and development for the last decade.
Early the next morning the two of us left Dhaka and headed out to one of the project sites where Julia's team was conducting a study that measures the economic cost of domestic violence against women. The moral imperative to end violence against women certainly can't be understated, but for many policy makers, having data that ties this issue to the status of their nation's economy helps them to make the case and justify the allocation of resources to combat it.
In addition to providing hard data on the economic ripple effects of brutality against women, this project is raising awareness among community members about the harms of domestic violence and helping them to understand the impact it can have on a family's ability to generate income, save money and provide for children.
Tears- How a Seasoned Journalist Became an Activist
Jimmie Briggs is the founder and Executive Director of the Man Up Campaign.
Seven years ago, I was a journalist covering the lives of war-affected children and child soldiers. In April 2004, I found myself in Rwanda for several weeks documenting the commemoration of the tenth genocide anniversary. Moving around the still-recovering central African nation, I visited prisoners who took part in the killing, as well as responders and survivors.
One day, I went to a shelter for war widows and victims of sexual violence. There, I met a young Tutsi woman whose parents had been killed, leaving her to care for two much younger siblings. She told me that she had been gang raped over a period of weeks by Hutu militiamen. She survived but with profound psychosocial trauma, and later discovered she was HIV positive. When we met, her body and mind were wracked from AIDS and she had little time left.. None of her siblings or surviving family knew she had the disease.
I sat with her for several hours to do an interview through a nurse who was providing translation from Kinyarwanda to French. Being with her provoked a reaction in me which I'd never had before, not even after years of covering conflict in places such as Colombia, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, or the West Bank and Gaza Strip during the Intifada.
As this brave survivor graphically recounted the days of rape and physical abuse, along with the bitterness she carried from dying in silence, I started to cry. I cried as much from her tragic personal story, but also the surreal occurrence of me seeing my daughter in her face. At the time my daughter was only three years old, nevertheless I saw her image in this young rape victim in Rwanda.
The woman and the nurse were as shocked as I was. After all, I was a combat reporter and thought I had seen or heard every horrifying story in the human experience. I wasn't afraid of much. The emotional armor was without dents.
Still, I broke down. After all the tragedies I'd seen and heard, hers was the one that really penetrated. I managed to collect myself, but I was never the same. Afterwards I looked back over every article, broadcast piece, and essay I'd done to that point and recalled the oppressed, abused, diminished women and girls whom I'd overlooked for the sake of the "bigger" story.
From that moment on, I knew that as a man, a father, and a son, I would never ignore or turn away from the individual wars women fight every single day.


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$5..new low is reaching close by...
Less investors here, no ones want this stock.It will have a big plunge after AH, new low coming tomorrow.
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debug1: Reading configuration data /home/username/.ssh/config
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debug1: Connecting to remote [192.168.3.36] port 22.
debug1: Connection established.
debug1: identity file /home/username/.ssh/identity type -1
debug1: identity file /home/username/.ssh/id_rsa type -1
debug1: identity file /home/username/.ssh/id_dsa type -1
I can ping the machine normally, and it's obviously working with the sshd service running... I just don't know how to log into it. In fact, I'd just like to reboot it. That'd be fine. Thing is: it's across the ocean (I'm in the US, and the machine is in Europe). I'd run some hundreds of java threads at the same time and apparently that was too much for the host.
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Price is not everything.,
This review is from: Toshiba 55TL515U 55-inch Natural 3D 1080p 240 Hz LED-LCD HDTV with Net TV, Black (Electronics)
Alright let's get started. I will admit that the price of the Toshiba was very interesting at first. I have had Toshiba TV's in the past without any concerns. Since my past television decided to wear down I needed a new one. The passive 3D option was the direction I was willing to pay for rather then getting an active display and all the extra costs. So I went with the Toshiba hoping for a good product at a great price. Got the TV shipped for free through Amazon. Shippers did a good job. Set it up and powered it on. First thing that was noticable was the horrible, HORRIBLE backlighting problems with this set. Since I had never seen this TV before, I went to another TV store to find out by looking at several edge lit TV's. None had a problem with black like this TV had. So I returned it to Amazon and tried to replace it with the same model TV. Returning the TV was fine, and the shipping was great again. So here is the review of the same model and brand of TV.
Backlighting-Still had problems with backlighting during dark scenes. A streak of light gray moved from the top right of the screen to the bottom left of the screen. This was to much of a problem for me to spend the amount of money that I did on the TV.
Sound-The speakers on the TV are very poor and high pitched. I tried to adjust them, but it never really changed.
Powering on-This set does take a long time to power up. Not really a big deal.
Channel changing-takes longer then you would imagine to switch between channels when watching HDTV through the internal tuner.
Passive 3D-The passive 3D was great for gaming and movies. No problems at all.
Picture-The options availiable to adjust the picture is amazing. It displayed great colors and images when the TV was used and the picture was not in a dark screen.
Remote-Was easy to use and the setup was easy to understand.
Overall this TV is not a bad TV. Maybe I am just picky, but when you spend money you want a good product. This TV did not meet my expectations for the price it costs. Maybe it is because they purchased the rights of the technology through LG but did not build the TV the same. I don't know. And the poor backlighting problems I was experiencing with this TV was just too much.
So I returned the TV and purchased the more expensive LG 55LW6500. What a difference 400 dollars makes! If your just looking for something to throw in a room and don't really care then the Toshiba will be perfect.
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$400? In many cases that can be up to 30% of the price of this set, depending on where you buy it. I would expect a heck of a lot more for $400.
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micksh says:
55" Toshiba can be found for $1350, and cheapest LG55LW6500 is ~$1950; that's $600 difference, not $400.
44% price increase puts LG set into different class of TVs.
Posted on Aug 14, 2011 10:32:21 PM PDT
L. Garrett says:
How does this Toshiba compare to the LG 55LW5600, which has a similar price. I was inclined to try this unit rather than the 55LW5600, because of faster refresh rate. I saw both for 5 minutes at the local retailer, with a brightly-colored animated film, and neither seemed better than the other. I did not see anything with a lot of black.
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These days the price of both sets is much closer. I can get the Toshiba for $1350 and the LG 55LW6500 for $1489. I'm comparing them both right now.
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Where is the LG 55LW6500 for $1489
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What some of our members are saying:
"We're all in this together. Going through a divorce like this is not only devastating but it can be embarrassing; to have others know we were cheated on; to have others know that we are lonely and scared; to have others know we are broke; to feel like we have failed. We keep alot of secrets because although others care, they don't always truly understand. Then one day we realize that we need someone to talk to and are desperate to connect with someone just like us even if they are complete strangers. Opening up to all of you has been the best thing for my soul. I don't feel so alone. Thank you all for bringing me comfort on those days when I just felt lost and needed a smile. So glad for the birth of so many friendships."
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"This site has provided me with an outlet that I can always turn to when no others will understand. A lot of this progress has a lot to do with TIME, and an OUTLET to release my feelings to...this site has provided the latter. I know many of you are hurting beyond belief and people around you have no idea the pain your are carrying around with you on a daily basis. I feel the same way. That's why it is so refreshing to check in on everyone here and gather support as well as...."
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"I consider this site the brain trust for moving through the divorce process. Share your story and read ours. We are all in different places on the road to recovery, but no matter what stage you are at, you will find many who have been there as well... XXX, virgo27"
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"Divorce is excruciatingly difficult but the FWW Community is a network of support like no other. There is always a shoulder to cry on, wise words of support, and someone to pick you up and get you moving in the right direction. Keep coming back here. Join the discussion groups. Keep posting Blogs. I guarantee you'll feel affirmed and more positive for having spent time here. Check out some of the profiles and blogs on this website. I think you'll find that FWW is a powerful sisterhood (and brotherhood). Stay strong my sister. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Many hugs, aworkinprogress"
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"My Amazing New Friends!! I have never in my life had so much support and felt so much love as I do from my friends on this site! I have talked to some AMAZING, CARING, and WONDERFUL people in the short time I've been a member. At such a low-point in my life, with all the crazy emotions and mood-swings, there are people who know just what I'm going thru and their advice has helped me tremendously!! I just wanted to say thanks from the bottom of my heart and much love to you all!"
posted by Cinderella
"Quite literally I feel like the folks on this site have saved my life. The pain I felt initially was unbearable and the wonderful support I received from the members here helped me have hope, understanding and put me on the path that I truly believe in my heart is right for me. There is no way I could have dragged myself out of the pits without FWSN. No way. Like you, I was barely functioning and couldn't see past the next minute of my life, much less the next day, week, year or future. I'm not whole yet. I know that and I haven't resolved everything with myself or with the MLCer but I'm stronger and I am starting to believe I CAN do this. So let me add my thank yous to everyone here as well. This is such a great community that does such great things just by simply providing us a place to feel safe to talk about our experiences. {hugs} to all."
posted by Smoores
"I have felt the same way. When all this happened in my life I felt so lost, alone, abondoned. I sat by myself and cried my eyes out. I was functioning at a minimum level with everything I did. This is not like me as I typically give everything my all. How I came about this site I can't recall or perhaps this site came to me. Instead of continuing to cry over what had happened I found a little strength to reach out to anybody and everybody. I'm truly amazed by how much support I have. I reconnected with family and friends that I lost contact with, family and friends close to me stepped up and I have made new friends through this website and other outlets. None of this would have happened had these circumstances not come at full force. I also want to thank eveyone on this website for their stories, their advice and their continuous support. The more we share with one another, the more we as individuals learn and grow and understand that this is not life ending but rather a temporary challenge that will strengthen us and prepare us for better days ahead.(((Hugs))) to all!"
posted by jmc
"Thank you everyone here. This is the only safe space I have found in which it is okay to express the devastating pain and suffering associated with divorce, and to receive helpful, understanding feedback in return! My daily life certainly does not offer spaces such as this, so I am very grateful."
posted by connieh
"I'm still very new to this site, but have been dropping in pretty much daily because just reading what others are going thru really helps me to keep things in perspective. It's a rollercoaster process, but I'm starting to level out and see that I will make it thru this and I will be better off without him. Thank you all - you are all strong, caring people - and I'm so happy to be getting to know you."
posted by presevere
"I agree with you all 100%, this site and its support is amazing. I love knowing that there are people who truly understand what we are going through and if we need to laugh or cry at least we can do it with people who understand. I hope that we can all one day look back on this and know that we got our strength and love from people that really cared. xxxx"
"I'm so glad I found this website, the blogs from others going through what I am is very helpful! I look forward to making friends with alot of you and thank you for being honest in your blogs, it helps me feel better about myself and my decision."
posted by PeacefulSoul
"There's not much better than having someone to turn to when you are feeling lower than low... people who can relate to you and understand and send love and strength and power ~ so it's great to hear that you are happy with what you are given. This is a site of promise. It will take you in when you are broken, it will enfold you in a thousand arms and it will hold you up until you can stand again. We will help you find your way and help you learn how to fly. The power of sisters... and a few good guys... and the promise of a bigger and better world ahead. love from maya x"
posted by maya
"This site is a blessing. Thank You — Just wanted to thank all of you for the support to get to this point of my life . 6 mos ago I never thought happiness would be in my life. To the women or men on this site that feel like they will never find joy again . You will . I still have my bad days but for the most part it is better. I have a long road ahead but there is a NO fail option ! We will all succeed. My advice is talk about your situation to people u trust or therapy . Also keep comming to this site . We are all here to support each other. Wishing u all happiness.."
posted by Stressed
"This site is wonderful. I think that people all understand the struggle we have gone through and that there is light a the end of the tunnel."
posted by Sunshine12
"For me, I believe God placed certain people in my path at just the right time to make me strong enough to finally say "enough!" I have had wonderful friends who support me and are there for me in my darkest times. This site was put in my path to help me find others that understand. We are here to help each other, and become friends through sharing our pain, and our triumphs."
"This site is an excellent start for support and encouragement - the best, actually! There are so many wonderful women here who know exactly what you're going through and will know how to help, so take this one day at a time and stay strong. We are here for you. ((hugs))"
Our Philosophies:
Divorce (div-vors' , -vors)
v. A verb from the Latin divortium coined circa 1350 meaning "to separate or cut off." Much has changed in 657 years. Women got the vote, birth control, a say in who they said I do to, careers, water-proof mascara, and today, over 50% of those who tie the knot, get it untied. It's been over half a millennium since divorce was defined. It's time the word divorce was redefined. If not the word, then certainly the experience.
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Devastated. Relieved. Catatonic. Ecstatic. Angry. Giddy. In desperate need of a nap? We experience a multitude of feelings when going through a separation of any sort. Sometimes one at a time. Often all at once. But we all feel for each other. And whatever sounds that little voice in your head is making, you can give voice to it here, and it'll be heard.
There's Hope
Divorce hurts. Like a bitch. So go ahead — scream, yell, cry, sob, or bang at your keyboard until your fingers hurt. You're not alone, and, most importantly; you're not the first to feel this way. So, let it out, and know you can always find someone here going through exactly what you're going through.
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Divorce is no laughing matter. Until it is. We respect and understand the former, but hope to get you to the latter. Whether it's through some of the musings of our featured bloggers, or fictional entertainment, we hope to reveal that the best healing can come through a smile, or better yet, laughing 'til it hurts!
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We're trying to take the misery out of commiseration. Even if your divorce wasn't ugly, and you couldn't be happier, divorce isn't something anyone gets past easily. But together we can move past it, eventually. So if you're diving head first into firstwivesworld, or just dipping your toe, we hope you'll find many truths — above all that life does go on.
Divorced women don't have to be a part of a broken couple. They can be full-fledged members of a community. We're all different, but in many ways exactly alike – Rich, poor, black, white, younger, older, Baptist, Buddhist, orthodox Jewish, Irish Catholic women dealing with old, new or possibly imminent divorces. Right now, in this space and time one shared circumstance has brought us together to support, hear, inform and inspire each other. And transform us into one strong sisterhood.


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This was a very well done sprite movie. The graphics were well done. The backgrounds were very nicely done, but at some points, the animations were kind of slow. The music was very well done, but I felt you should have stayed away from sound effects. Storyline was very good, but I wouldn't have used characters from DKC, it just doesn't look right. I liked the menu and the extra features. Nice job on this movie.
Yes, some was slow. But thanks for review and high score =D
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There is diversity but the majority are white. Everyone in Greek looks the exact same to me, and acts alike when they go out to bars. I found it difficult to make friends only from classes. I befriended my random roommate and we've lived together two years after. It's too hard to speak about 40000 people, to general.
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Most of the girls I see on campus are fairly attractive and, as far as I can tell, dress fashionably. I don't know about the guys though, as I'm a straight guy.
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U of I fits the bill for a Big 10 school in terms of its guys and girls. It is so huge that any attempt to describe a given "type" would be a generalization that obscures more than it reveals. The campus offers you many chances to meet intelligent, attractive men and women, though the brightest engineering minds have the reputation of lacking dating skills. That said, you are sure to meet many highly intelligent and socially competent engineers (some also highly attractive) in your classes—as well as liberal arts, art, and business majors who fit that description. There are also many interesting and cute international students, especially in the graduate programs.
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novelist, short-story writer, poet and playwright
author of 9 books of fiction
author of bestsellers B. Proudew / Hrdý Budžes and Oněgin Was a Rusky / Oněgin byl Rusák
A master storyteller of attractive tales of human fates and relationships set in both past and present, writing very readable books mostly full of humour. She is a unique and distinctive author who has mastered the art of observation and characterisation; this mastery is seen to greatest effect in her typically apt ironic shortcuts and dialogues.
The works of Irena Dousková have been published in eight countries - Germany, Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Slovenia, Belarus, Mexico and Bosnia and Herzegovina, the rights are sold to Croatia too.
Complete English translations of the books B. Proudew / Hrdý Budžes and White Elephants / O bílých slonech are available on request.
Selected bibliography
Goldstein Writes to his Daughter / Goldstein píše dceři
B. Proudew / Hrdý Budžes
Someone With a Knife / Někdo s nožem
Doctor Kott Wonders / Doktor Kott přemítá
Why This Night Is Different / Čím se liší tato noc
Onegin was a Rusky / Oněgin byl Rusák
White Elephants / O bílých slonech
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Regardless of who is on the show, get your facts straight. 20% or 75% more battery life. that is shabby workmanship and we expect better.
@GeoffC: I understand what you are saying but please look at 2Min 33sec on the OCR video. There he is clearly searching the local smart file metadata from the metro 8.1 SkyDrive app. for a word that is not a date or file name. I'm just trying to understand.
@GeoffC: I'm just trying to understand, but at first it appears that what you said is contradicted by this video
How do I report a post as hate mongering? This site used to have differences of opinion here in the comments, but they weren't expressed in such a hateful manner. I would hope you don't let this site become a haven for the emotionally disturbed.
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What is the gadget that he hooked on to the removed keyboard? I see, it is a wireless adaptor. That's cool too.
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Fall Job Fair Employers
Below is a list of employers who attended our last Part-Time Job Fair. Please check back for the most current list as new employers are added.
|Expert, Specialist, Service Specialist
|Big Bus Tours Chicago
|Tour Leader
|Seasonal Retail Stock/Receiving, Seasonal Sales Professional
|Bob's Discount Furniture
|Customer Experience Managers & Sales Managers - Aurora,Skokie, Burbank, Orland Park, IL
|Brafton, Inc
|Lead Generation Representative, Content Writer, Associate Content Marketing Specialist, Associate Marketing Research Executive, Graphics Production Coordinator, Info-graphic Outline Writer, Accounts Payable Specialist, Graphic Designer/Illustrator, Fall Social Media Internship
|Weekend Showroom Assistant, Operations Assistant, Junior Stylist, Junior Graphic Designer
|Bright Horizons Family Solutions
|Part-time & full time teaching position in Chicago & Evanston
|Charles Tyrwhitt
|Part Time Sales, Sales Support
|Chicago Collegiate Nannies
|Occasional Permanent Nanny, Part Time Nanny
|College Nannies & Tutors
|Nanny, tutor, and sitter paid positions available
|Dylan's Candy Bar
|Part-Time Retail Associates, Part-Time Cafe Associates
|Eataly Chicago
|Cashier, Counter Sales Associate, Housewares Sales Associate, Bakery Sales Associate, Busser, Restaurant Stocker/Polisher, Wine Retail Sales Associate
|Express, LLC
|Stock Assciates, Sales Associate, PT Stylist Roles, Entry Roles into Managment - PT Sales Leaders, FT Co-Manager and Store Manager Roles
|Gads Hill Center
|Bilingual Clinical Supervisor (ENG/SPAN), Communications Coordinator, Education Coordinator, Family Support Worker (Home-Based Programs), Head Start Home Visitor, Lead Teacher, Lead Youth Worker, Quality Assurance and Enrollment Specialist, Social Media and Communications Intern, Teacher (Chicago Lawn Site), and Youth Worker
|Graphic Design Intern
|Part-Time Sale, Part-Time Stock
|In Search of Genius
|Science Mentor
|Production Interns for Intersport and CelebTV.
|JCC Chicago
|Before School, Recess and After School Staff, Early Childhood Assistant Teachers, Sports Instructors, Lifeguards, and Swim Instructors
|Production Apprenticeship, Project Management Apprenticeship, Quality Assurance Apprenticeship, Recruiting Internship
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|Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament
|Squires, Bartenders, stable hands, trumpeters, gift shop sales clerks, photo sellers, cash control, food servers, wardrobe, and kitchen staff
|Nordstrom Inc.
|Regular/ Seasonal Sales, Seasonal Web Team , Barista, Seasonal Cashier, 2016 Summer Interns
|Nordstrom Inc.
|Sales, Stock
|Peace Corps (Chicago Regional Office)
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