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The best way to stay un-waterlogged while you're snowboarding? Ride naked. The second-best way? Wear the Burton Gloria Women's Pant, which is decked out with a 10K waterproof and breathable DryRide Durashell membrane to keep the sogginess at bay. It also sports ankle gaiters to stop snow from creepin', and mesh-lined inseam vents that let you cool down when your riding is heating up. Maybe best of all, the Gloria has a slim low-rider fit that's reminiscent of your favorite jeans, and its stretchy taffeta lining is bluesign approved, so you know it's been produced in an environmentally friendly way.
- 10K DryRide Durashell 2L waterproof and breathable membrane
- Polyester and nylon fabric with bluesign-approved taffeta lining
- Mesh-lined inseam vents
- Ankle gaiters
- Ankle zips and reinforced hem
- Hand, cargo, and back pockets
- Tailored low-rise fit
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Perfect fit for my missus
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift but have feedback to share
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Small
The fiance is size 2-4, 5'9", long and strong-leg'd.
I got her a size small in the grape and they fit perfectly. She would be the first to tell you that she has a small butt, but these pantalones made her look like she had a mini bedunkadunk. We were both stoked.
Style wise, they taper to the knee and flare out. Lots of mobility despite being a slim fit. Look just like the pictures. We're going to Mammoth in a bit, so I'll I report back if they were cozy (they better be for the price!)
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: Runs small
- Size Bought: Large
I just got these in the mail and am really excited! After reading reviews on these and other pants I was kind of worried I'd get the sizing wrong, but they fit perfect. I'm really tall so I was excited that they were long enough in the large size. I think they run a little small in the thighs due to the slim fit (I'm lucky I have skinny legs), so keep that in mind if that applies to you.
What size do you usually wear in pants? I'm 5'9" and lanky (usually wear a 10 or 12) and wondering if I should get a L or XL... L usually fits me in Burton stuff, but some reviews say these run small. Also, are they stretchy? Thanks! :)
Totally wish I had seen your post before buying my pants, same height and build and ordered the M as those are what I have in other Burton pants and they were definitely snug through the thighs and hips.
BexOnHood- if you're still looking for pants these are great for length at 5' 10" I found the L to fit much better than the M and wear a 28/6 in jeans. Hope this helps!
Burton Gloria Pant - Women's
Quality Pant
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
This is a great pant. The fabric is really nice and the details are on point. I had tried on the Skyline Pant earlier in the season and found that my normal size was just a tad too small, so after that experience and reading some of the reviews on here, I sized these up (as they are slim fit, like the Skyline pant). When I tried them on, they were pretty loose. Not super loose, but I think they are a little more forgiving than some of Burton's other slim fit selections.
I was able to size down and it worked out well for me! I would say these are true to size.
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Love these pants!
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
I haven't worn these out on the slopes yet but will update when I do!
So far though, I absolutely LOVE these pants. I was looking for a slim fit snowboarding pant, as I previously had a very loose fit pant and combined with my loose fit jacket it made me look huge. I initially went to a Burton brick and mortar store nearby to try on a bunch there, and the very helpful sales girl there recommended the Gloria pants. I did try several other slim fit pants, including the Lexi and several TWC slim fits, but I ended up liking Gloria the best.
It fits perfectly in the waist, thanks to adjustable tabs, as well as in the thighs, which is great for me since I have relatively larger thighs and a smaller waist. Size small fit great, fits slim yet I have no trouble moving at all, nor do I feel restricted. The knees have plenty of room, and when I tried squatting in these the thighs/knees didn't feel tight at all! Amazing. Also, these pants make my butt look awesome, and the black color is very slimming, so there's that haha.
They're also quite warm, and I plan on just wearing a thin pair of tights under these. The material feels very nice and high quality. There's also vents, and nice big pockets for all your stuff, as well as snap on cuff savers and boot gaiters.
Really looking forward to wearing these on the slopes!
chobap nailed it. Awesome pants. I typically wear a M in the Burton Reg fit pants, but had to size up to a L in the Slim fit due to the circumference around the quad. Durable, durable material, durable construction, definitely recommend these pants!

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Cdr. Alexander Ramsay and Princess Patricia of Connaught - 1919
On 27 February 1919 Commander Alexander Ramsay married princess Patricia of Connaught, daughter of prince Artur of the UK, Duke of Connaught and Princess Luise Margaretha of Prussia. The couple married in the Westminster Abbey:
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When I was living in what was then called Lourenço Marques in Mozambique I was living in a street called Princess Patricia Street, I had to ask who it was named after at the time as I had no idea, and it was exactly this Princess shown in that lovely wedding photo. It is nice to see her at last.
Who is the girl next to the groom? It's so unusual to see a member of a royal wedding party with long, loose hair. Are my eyes playing tricks on me?
Princess Mary is on Patricias right. I believe the girl on Alexanders right is one of his relatives. I've seen a picture where everyone is identified, I'll have to see if I can find it. The smaller girl is Princess Ingrid of Sweden.
I found the picture and she is identified as Lady Ida Ramsay
Is the Connaught Fringe Tiara still in Lady Patricia Ramsay's family? I saw a photograph of Lady Patricia wearing the Connaught Fringe Tiara at the coronation of King George VI in 1937.
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Recently we reported about Jonny Greenwood's growing chances at the upcoming Academy Awards for his 'There Will Be Blood" score. In an interview with Swedish paper Dagens Nyheter Jonny said he deserves at least four Oscars.
Jonny claims that being awarded with just one Oscar would be an insult. We're guessing that the generally modest guitarist is joking or something went wrong with the translation to Swedish.
In the same story Colin Greenwood mentions that the idea for the 'pay-what-you-want' In Rainbows download was presented to them for about 2 years ago by a friend of their managers.
He argued that paying the same price for music is practically means that all music has the same quality. Which would mean that buying a U2 album or a Roxette album (yes, we're still in Sweden) is practically buying the same thing. Jonny said he was very proud to see over ten people from North Korea downloading 'In Rainbows', which was another reason to make the music avaialble from their website.
There's also hope for the Swedes. Jonny hopes to return to Sweden for a tour as he has an unforgettable memory of Gothenburg, which reminds him of hometown Oxford.
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An Egyptian Valentine
February 12th, 2011
Are Muslims coming back from a vacation in History?
February 1st, 2011
Is the Arab world waking up after taking a vacation from History during the past few centuries (as Daryush Shayegan puts it in his book, Cultural Schizophrenia: Islamic Societies Confronting the West)?
I made this image with the hope of freedom (and finally some democracy – even half baked) in the Middle East.
Recipe for volatile social cocktail: "a youth bulge, vast unemployment, inadequate education, and gross economic inequality. but are the richer Arab states immune? There is anger about entrenched authoritarianism and subservience to America's strategic agenda for the Middle East – especially its support for Israel's oppression of the Palestinians". Middle East's reaching a tipping point…
To see some of the brave women of Egypt go here.
Sahyegan's book in English is Cultural Schizophrenia: Islamic Societies Confronting the West
I have read it in French: Le regard mutilé
Pharaohs are trembling
January 29th, 2011
Egypt is awakening…Pharoahs are trembling…Pyramids are cracking…and I am hoping for more Cleopatras than the Muslim Brotherhood…
From Maureen Dowd (a few days after my blog got published):
Egyptians rose up at the greatest irony of all: "Cleopatra's Egypt was modern in ancient times and Mubarak's was ancient in modern times. The cradle of civilization yearned for some civilization."
Port-au-Prince: Capital of Pain
January 19th, 2010
1 : a state of deep distress or misery caused by major misfortune or loss
2 : a disastrous event marked by great loss and lasting distress and suffering
This "bar-coded" child is the symbol of the total helplessness of people in Port-au-Prince.
I am heartbroken by the utter distress/despair of Haiti. So much misery and suffering caused by a few seconds of random natural violence…
"Tout est enfin divisé
Tout se deforme et se perd
Tout se brise et disparait
La mort sans conséquences"
"Everything is finally divided
Everything is deformed and lost
All breaks and disappears
Death without consequences" Eluard
I wonder how Basquiat would have seen all this suffering in his fatherland; he painted some prescient images in 1980's…
Damon Winter has taken striking pictures of the inconsolable Haiti.
Iran, better days will come—though not yet
June 16th, 2009
These are startling moments in recent Iranian history. Breathtaking is the word that comes to mind with every new image out of Iran's protests. A new tale of Zahhak and Kaveh. "It is as if someone had opened a door and an entire country had spilled out."
The difference between Mousavi and Ahmadinejad is one of degree and not of kind but it's obvious that the islamic republic has been constrained to deny its own convictions—if Rafsanjani is not the regime's legitimate overlord, who is? Mousavi seems to be running along after the crowd, not leading it…
The crackdown on the protesters has been way harsher in cities like Isfahan (above) where there are less foreign journalists to report it.
I would love to believe that Iranians are showing the same spirit of resistance they've had towards the invaders throughout their long history against the Arabs, the Mongols and Turks.
The Islamic Republic has believed its own myth of invincibility and now its legitimate children are fighting each other in front of the whole world. If they had simply arranged for Ahmadinejad to win by an at least believable slim margin! What we are witnessing is the clash of the Titans in a perfect storm.
If the Bazaar turns against Ahmadinejad, it would be the end of him. It is a matter of time before the regime rolls in the tanks. I highly recommend Muhammad Sahimi's great article on the power struggle in Iran. It is a must read for anyone interested in understanding Iran's recent history, and how it has led us to the present situation.
Abbas Milani discusses Khamenei's amazing miscalculation in this article.
"Count our votes: the modesty of this demand is particularly moving, set against the majesty of the demonstrations."
It's hard to make any deeply intelligent prediction about Iran's political future right now but I would like to hope that better days will come—though not yet…
1979 all over again? First flickers of Resistance in Iran
June 13th, 2009
1979 all over again? I doubt it. Call me a pessimist but I never thought I will live to see these scenes in Iran again:
The mullahs are fighting each other (don't mistake Mousavi for a secular iranian please—scratch any Mousavi and you will find the true face of a muslim revolutionist underneath) and the youth's hope and badly bruised courage is being sacrificed.
I've been glued to my computer and the TV to follow what is happening—I am amazed by the Iranian government's audacity (read stupidity) of forging the election results. Read a great analysis here.
Could this be that wishful thinking got the better of credible reporting?
In spite of being a cynic, I am hopeful that a new era is starting in Iran—I just can't deny the enormity of what is happening in Iran; I have a worried enthusiasm of maybe being able to join the rest of the world after 30 years of being punished and sent to the corner of the classroom.
The big difference between now and 1979 is that Iran doesn't have a powerful leader (like Khomeini of 30 years ago); the effectiveness of these protests has yet to be put to the acid test of fighting the black-clad police.
Roger Cohen summarizes these events in this clip from a rooftop in Tehran.
Read Reza Aslan's article here to know a bit more about the real power behind Ahmadinejad.
Now events are rushing ahead and the ayatollahs are blinking…
Who knew that Hossein will be such a popular name in the world? Everywhere I turn, there is a Hossein (Hussain) waiting for me: Hussein Obama, Mir Hossein Mousavi, Hussain (Usain) Bolt, etc…
The Iranian presidential elections will be held on June 12th and the future of the Middle East is depending on the outcome. The reformist, Mir Hossein Mousavi, is the only serious contender against Ahmadinejad; It's funny that an architect/painter can be a threat to the incumbent president of the islamic republic of Iran. In my native country, thorns have roses…
I made the above images on a bout of "latent nationalism" while reading about how these elections can alter the future of the region—from Morocco to Lahore. I had time to appreciate Obama's eloquent (and super pragmatic) speech in Cairo but Iranians didn't—they were too busy with their own explosive presidential debates!
It's hard to get excited about any of the four candidates (the two other candidates are basically collecting votes for Mousavi) who are all deeply connected to the islamic republic. Ready for an American embassy opening in Tehran by next year?
How strange that we, Persian women, have to be happy about Mousavi pulling a Michelle Obama by bringing his wife, Zahra Rahnavard (an artist and political scientist) to his side on political rallies! Just shoot me but I have to be content that this lady is wearing a "liberal" scarf under her chador…
This reminds me of this image of Iran in a chador (the face of this woman is the map of Iran) and the beautiful poem by Parvin Etesami:
She wrote it in 1935 lamenting the life of Iranian women before Reza Shah did away (sometimes by force) with their chadors (1928) and opened the schools' doors to them. Etesami and the Shah must be spinning in their graves…
New York Times has some cool pictures like this one from my favorite Iranian photographer, Newsha Tavakolian.
I just found out that this dude, Mousavi, has "Khameneh" at the end of his last name—yet another unfortunate KH for all of you non-persians. To see the funny side of it click here.
NBC's Ann Curry took these pictures to show the divide:
Yesterday, I attended a lecture by Mohsen Kadivar (aka the critical cleric) at UCLA that didn't alter my view about religion; even the progressive mullahs (the picture is Dr. Kadivar in his full mojtahed regalia and "sans") can only whitewash the problems of mixing religion with the state.
Hezbollah just lost the Lebanese parliamentary elections—the West is breathing a sigh of relief.
Related and Suggested Posts and Resources:
a short CNN clip about the Iranian Michelle Obama here.
the New York Times article here.
Parvin Etesami here.
to read her poem in Persian in its entirety here.
Iranian Elections here.
Zahra Rahnavard here.
Mir-Hossein Mousavi go here.
Struggles of Iranian women, check out Rakhshan Bani Etemad's clips here.
Parviz Tanavoli's (the great Iranian sculptor who taught Ms. Rahnavard) interview with Ann Curry here.
p.s. I did the calligraphy on the first image using one of my favorite poems by Hamid Mosadegh.
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There's been unrest since yesterday in Iran after the results of the presidential elections were made public: Ahmadinejad won with over 62% of the votes. I am amazed at the arrogance of this regime; the images seen on BBC, CNN and NY Times remind me of Iran i left in 1978/79.
Churchill in a red Kimono
June 1st, 2009
Churchill in a red Kimono…
I just can't get this image out of my mind since I read about it so I had to make it!
Looking for Churchill in a red kimono, I found the following on the TIME archives:
"Two French officers were breakfasting quietly in a French conference room when they suddenly "beheld an astonishing sight." The double doors burst open and "an apparition which they said resembled an angry Japanese genie, in long, flowing red silk kimono . . . girdled with a white belt . . . stood there, sparse hair on end, and said with every sign of anger: 'Uh ay ma bain?'"(where is my bath?)
I first read about it in these wonderful books that give an insight into the minds of Churchill, Hitler and Stalin during the crucial years of 1940 and 1941.
Another great little gem by John Lukacs is "June 1941" where he describes Hitler and Stalin's relationship before the German invasion of Russia.
The D Day or the 65th anniversary of the 1944 Allied invasion at Normandy is almost here (and the French government snubbed Queen Elizabeth by not inviting her to the big celebrations on June 6th). Churchill is spinning in his grave.
In my last trip to New York, I went to this great exhibition in NY Public Library called: "Between Collaboration and Resistance: French Literary Life Under Nazi Occupation". Reading Lukacs' books about the same period, made the exhibition particularly interesting to me—I am a history buff and the two world wars have always fascinated me.
It was interesting to see my favorite poets' letters and postcards during the Nazi occupation of France—the above postcard was sent by Louis Aragon to Paulhan's wife on a pre-printed postcard (easier to censure!)
Poems sent from prison camps and manuscripts smuggled out written on the back of wallpapers…
I loved Eluard's poem, Liberté (freedom), illustrated by Fernand Leger:
65 years after the second world war, the world is not a safer place and human beings have forgotten the hard learned/earned lessons; the middle east is as volatile as always, Sri Lanka just ended a bloody civil war, Pakistan is agonizing under the threat of the Talibans, Africa is struggling with its different identities and abortion doctors are being assassinated in America…
It's harder today to make blanket predictions about the direction history is taking—fast computing and the internet have changed the old orders that were in place since our written history began.
Here are a couple of Churchill's quotes to finish this post:
"Although prepared for martyrdom, I preferred that it be postponed."
"An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last."
"A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on."
Other things you might not have seen:
Hillary Clinton in chador and the three KH's—Khomeini, Khamenei, Khatami
February 21st, 2009
Hillary Clinton in chador is not as far-fetched as we may imagine! Ahmadinejad is already calling for a mutually respectful dialog and the white house is more than eager to oblige…
It took a Nixon to go to China and it will take a Clinton to go to Iran. Only the one who threatened to "obliterate" Iran can now go and mend the thirty year wound between the Great Satan and the Angelic mullahs…
The United States needs Iran's cooperation to take care of its problems in Iraq, Palestine (read Hamas and Hezbollah), Afghanistan and now Pakistan. To understand a bit better I suggest reading Roger Cohen's articles from Tehran.
Now I would like to clarify once and for all, the mystery of three KH's for my foreign friends— it's been unfortunate and confusing that the three important leaders of the islamic republic have last names starting with a KH.
These are not the same person even though they do look alike with that black turban but let's remember the actual ranking:
Khomeini (the leader of the islamic revolution who—20 years after his death—still induces nightmares for the foreign leaders),
Khamenei (today's supreme leader since Khomeini's death)
and Khatami (twice president of the islamic republic).
On a less depressing note, I recommend reading Michael Axworthy's book about "the remarkable perseverance of Iran's cultural identity"—in spite of the turbans and the KH's…
I am a big "Law & Order" fan; who knew that Ahmadinejad will be mentioned in one of the episodes. If this is not a sign of things to come people I don't know what is! It's amazing all the positive coverage Iran is getting; maybe they have hired a PR firm…
Mumbai Carnage
November 30th, 2008
It's 3:30 am Mumbai time on November 27th and I am wondering if it's a bad time to call my friend Ajay in India; I am watching Mumbai burning on CNN and my heart's sinking—can't have even one satisfying answer to why people decide to go on a rampage like this.
It's interesting how knowing even one person makes a difference in our relative desensitization towards systematic acts of violence. What causes this rage and brutal frustration?
I asked my friend, Nimesh Didia, to just go out and take some random pictures of the area and people; I was grateful to receive all of these images from him yesterday.
Regular Mumbaikars are replaced by soldiers and the world press; it's an exercise in futility to try to make some sense of the incomprehensible…
The Taj Mahal hotel survived the fire but at least 170 people didn't. To see excellent pictures click here.
Maybe great solidarity and large-heartedness in times of peril will save the city. India and Pakistan have a bloody history since the partition in 1947 and these incidents are not helping.
Even James Bond couldn't keep the Regal movie theater open on the first days of attack:
but the clean up work has started:
The best article I read is Suketu Mehta's in NY Times— he eloquently describes the feelings of many of the 18 million people pf Mumbai. Read it here.
As you can see, life continues (it always does) in spite of the recent calamity:
May it be sweeter from now on for India.
"Partition's people stitched
Shrouds from a flag, gentlemen scissored Sind.
An opened people, fraying across the cut
country reknotted themselves on this island."


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What materials did you use? Fabric from my stash - and purchased cottons for the stashing and joining strips. Even the backing came from my stash!
What are you most proud of? Making it from my stash, learning some new techniques, and then learning all the new FMQ techniques in the other Craftsy class that went along with it. Also just plain proud that IT'S DONE! My husband and I live full time in a motorhome, so my quilting "studio" is non-existent. When I'm sewing, there isn't much cooking getting done!
Beautifully done - quilting looks great.
Nicely done! I like your idea for the backing. Kudos!
Thanks! I was please with how the back turned out - and surprised, too!
This is a lovely quilt!
Stunning. Love the colours.
Thank you! I loved using up some of my stash!
You have created a work of art., Just lovely!
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Neurologic lesions of the angular or supramarginal gyrii may produce discrete changes in the patient's conceptualization of his own body or portions of it.1 Because of such syndromes, neurologists have long been familiar with disturbances in the body image, but it remained for such introspectionists as William James and Paul Schilder to elaborate the concept of a psychologic functioning that maintained an internal mental representation of the bodily self.2 Freud probably had something of this sort in mind when he stated in The Ego and the Id, "The ego is first and foremost a body ego."3 The psychologic and psychoanalytic work of the last half century has continued to clarify and elaborate this concept. The purpose of this paper is clarification of two aspects of the body-image theory: the layering of bodyimage constructs in any person, and the extension of the body-image construct
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With so many vascular anatomy and angiograpic atlases already published, it is hard to get excited about a new one. The Atlas by Uflacker and Feldman, however, has many unique features that deserve a look. This substantial book is an 812-page hard-covered edition, with thick glossy pages. The angiograms promise to make radiologists and vascular surgeons envious (for different reasons), and Falcetti's line-art and color illustrations are stunning. There are abundant pearls presented, such as the detailed anatomy of aortic vasa vasorum, arterial and venous anatomy of the spinal cord and pulmonary acinus, lymphatic drainage of the extremities, and many organs such as the pancreas and stomach. At times, the coverage seemed almost too ambitious with their extensive treatment of cardiac vascular anatomy, pulmonary bronchial blood supply, and the blood supply to the common duct and gonads, but at the same time you might need these beautiful illustrations.
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You might have wondered why I have not posted anything at the blog lately. The reason is that I have been away, on vacation.
I have spent a week in Berlin, Germany, with my wife and kids. We stayed in Abba hotel, at Lietzenburger Street, which is situated just 2 minutes walk from Kurfurstendamm, one of Berlin's most famous streets, where you can find many shops and malls.
Berlin offers a lot of attractions for tourists, and one week is certainly not enough. There are many historical places, museums, parks, malls, beautiful streets, restaurants and coffee shops. You can find malls and shops in every city in the world, but it looks, as if in Berlin their number is greater, than in any other place. There are more expensive malls like KaDeWe and Galeria Kaufhof, or less expensive, like C&A. You can find in Berlin everything you want. It is a feast for people who love shopping.
It was more than just a trip to Berlin. It was a family vacation. You know how it is with adolescent children nowadays. They are busy with their friends, television, the computer and Facebook, and have no time for their parents. When you travel with them, it is a good time for bonding. They have no choice, but to be with their parents, talk, and spend time with them.


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As we continue to move closer to the end of the year, there are many US Mint numismatic coins which have experienced slow sales, which could potentially translate into low mintages.
I've discussed some possibilities in previous posts, as well as explored the idea that low mintages don't seem to be making the same impression that they once did. Nonetheless, mintages will always be an important measure of the absolute supply of a certain coin. Historically, anticipating low mintages and using this information to make purchasing decisions has allowed collectors the opportunity to get into future key issues early in the cycle.
Of course, not every possibility works out- so I will try to provide potential downside risks. Nearly all coins discussed carry precious metals price risk, since a large portion of the cost is based on the metal content. I also will only discuss coins that have already been released and are currently available.
All sales figures are from the newly issued US Mint Numismatic Sales Report.
2011-W Uncirculated Gold Eagle
After a two year hiatus, the US Mint resumed the offering of collectible uncirculated versions of the Gold and Silver Eagle. In the past, these offerings have created some key issues like the 2006-W Uncirculated Silver Eagle and the 2008-W Uncirculated $10 Gold Eagle. During the period of initial availability, collectors seem to prefer the proof versions of the coin and overlook the uncirculated versions.
The 2011-W Uncirculated Gold Eagle has sold 5,540 coins to date, with just 32 added in the past week. Barring anything unforeseen, this issue should have the lowest mintage of any regular issue American Gold Eagle in the history of the series. The current low mintage is the 2008-W Uncirculated $10 Gold Eagle at 8,883.
Some potential downsides would be the issuance of any type of collector product that also contains the coin. For example, if the US Mint later announces a 25th Anniversary Gold Eagle Set which includes the coin, the overall mintage would be driven higher by sales of the set. Another potential downside is the period of availability. The US Mint has grown more unpredictable with their product offering time frames. If the US Mint produces a large inventory of these coins before year-end, they could be offered for many months into the following year. Finally, if the US Mint continues to issue collectible uncirculated Gold Eagles, future releases could have even lower mintages, especially if gold prices continue higher.
2011-W Proof $25 Gold Eagle
This year's proof Gold Eagles are selling much slower compared to last year. The slowest sales have occurred for the one-half ounce proof coin, which has sold 3,805 units individually and 10,960 through the 4 coin set. This makes for total sales of 14,765. The lowest mintage for a Proof Gold Eagle is the 2008-W $10 Gold Eagle at 18,877 across all product options.
Potential downsides include those mentioned above: issuance in a special set, the continuation of sales, and future low mintages. Another is the lack of premium for existing lower mintage proof Gold Eagles. Secondary market prices for existing issues of the series are essentially the same across each denomination, regardless of mintage level. At some point a sufficiently low mintage might create some key date allure, but perhaps we are not at that point yet.
2011 Army Commemorative Half Dollars
For the first time since 2008, the US Mint's commemorative coin program includes a clad half dollar. There are 17 other modern commemorative half dollars that have been issued since 1982.
Sales of the uncirculated 2011 Army Half Dollar are currently 35,825. If the pace of sales continues around the current level, this might set a new low. The current low is held by the 1996-S Olympic Swimming Half Dollar at 49,533.
The proof 2011 Army Half Dollar has current sales of 62,361. This has the potential to set a new low amongst proof modern commemorative half dollars. The current low is the proof 2001 Capitol Visitor Center Half Dollar at 77,962.
One of the biggest potential downsides is the cost of $19.95 (uncirculated) or $21.95 (proof) for a coin with no precious metals content. If there is not sufficient demand for the coin on the secondary market, there is no backstop for the value. Another issue is the obverse design, which was harshly ridiculed and rejected by both the CFA and CCAC. Finally, even if there is a low mintage, a premium may never develop for the issue. The only modern commemorative half dollars which sell for a significant premium are the uncirculated 1996-S Olympic Soccer Half Dollar and 1996-S Olympic Swimming Half Dollar. This premium may be the result of a halo effect from being a part of the desirable low mintage 1995-1996 Olympic Commemorative Coin Program. The 2003-P First Flight Half Dollar, with a mintage less than 10% higher than the Soccer Half Dollar, does not carry a premium.
2011 Army and Medal of Honor $5 Gold Coins
I wrote about these issues at length in this post. Shortly afterward, there was a substantial increase in sales, but this has recently slowed down after the US Mint suspended the coins and increased prices.
The 2011 Army $5 Gold has sold 16,240 proof coins and 7,051 uncirculated coins. The 2011 Medal of Honor $5 Gold has sold 16,766 proof coins and 7,318 uncirculated coins. Any modern commemorative $5 gold coin with a mintage under 10,000 currently sells for a premium. The lowest mintage and highest premium is for the 1997-W Jackie Robinson $5 Gold Coin with a mintage of 5,174.
The lowest proof modern commemorative $5 gold coin is the 1996 Smithsonian at 21,840. It seems that this year's proof issues should have mintages lower than this.
2011 First Spouse Gold Coins
I have also written on many occasions about the low mintages for the First Spouse Gold Coins. The length of the series, the obscurity of some of the figures depicted, and the escalating cost have kept sales low. Since 2008, essentially all issues of the series have had extremely low mintages when compared to other modern issue US Mint gold coins.
This year, sales have become somewhat erratic due to the frequent suspensions and price increases. The US Mint has also become more inconsistent with the period of availability. Nearly all of the 2009 issues sold out earlier than expected, without reaching the maximum authorized mintages.
These convening factors create the possibility for an extremely low mintage coin to be created. There's also the outside chance that the series could be canceled, if legislation is passed to eliminate the Presidential Dollar series.


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Your front page article (Eskom seeks 'coal pact' to avert extra tariff hikes, November 28) about how Eskom is trying to keep price increases for coal down to 10% a year so that we won't be charged even more swingeing increases for electricity than those already planned, warmed the cockles of my heart.
South African Coal Road Map steering committee chairman Ian Hall says "current supplies are sourced from mines constructed in the '80s which are close to depletion. Additional coal needs to be sourced from deposits further away requiring new capital investment."
Does anyone at Eskom or Mr Hall read your paper, I wonder ? Because on page 21 you tell us "Indian investors flock to Mozambique's coalfields".
Apparently they have 200-million tons of the stuff — enough to last 50 years — and our Indian, Brazilian and Australian pals can't get their hands on it fast enough.
Now the last time I looked, India and Brazil were on the other side of the world and Mozambique was next door.
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To find a lost cat, such agencies need several items from the owner, according to Harry E. Oakes Jr. of Mountain Wilderness Search Dogs. "Each cat owner should keep good photographs from all angles of the cat." A written, up-to-date description of the cat should include its name, age, weight, height, sex, any surgeries, length of tail and overall length, eye color, fur color and length, collar color and type or any other form of ID, Oakes added. The owner should also have a record of the cat's shots, health status, birthmarks, scars, tattoo and microchip location, if any.
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Ed and Dorothy Gasser enjoyed their home and their friends in an independent living senior community in southeast Portland. But when Ed was diagnosed with Alzheimer's last fall and suddenly needed daily assistance, their lives were turned upside down.
There were no openings in the community's assisted living apartments. Rather than split up, the couple had to find a new community in order to remain together. While moving can be especially traumatic for Alzheimer's patients, the Gassers — who celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary last November — never considered any other option.
"I would feel just lost without him," said Dorothy, 86. "We've been pretty good friends all these years."
Making the move to a senior community is always a major life change, but when a couple can make that move together, the decision becomes a little easier. The Gassers' children checked out multiple communities before landing on The Springs at Clackamas Woods in Milwaukie as their parents' new home.
Offering different options is important, said executive director Katrina Shiroma.
"It seems like nobody ages the same," she said. "Many move here knowing they'll need additional care at some point."
In choosing a senior community, an important consideration is whether it offers a continuum of care, so residents can age in place as their medical needs change. In the case of couples, it's important to know whether there are options for couples to stay together even if their needs are different.
Doc died in December at age 101, and Betty, who's 95 and in good health, moved back to an independent living apartment.
A community's capacity to handle multiple levels of care depends upon the way its apartments are licensed. Some communities, including Miramont Pointe in Clackamas, have a "residential care" designation with the state of Oregon that allows care teams to cross lines to deliver services to those in independent living. Residents can request specific services, such as shower assistance or medication monitoring, and they pay only for those specific services.
Miramont Pointe offers independent living, assisted living and memory care, so residents can move up to additional levels of assistance as they need it, she said. That's one of the reasons it's so appealing to couples, said Gertner. Another is its large apartment sizes and variety of floor plans. Apartments range from 410 square feet to more than 1,900 square feet.
About one-third of the community's population is couples, said Gertner.
"It's worked out great," said Inez. "It has everything that we need."
While Inez describes herself as a homebody, she appreciates all the social activities that are available, so her husband can socialize when he chooses. He played Santa for the community Christmas party this year and occasionally goes on day trips that are organized for residents.
Initially reluctant to leave their longtime home in the Alameda neighborhood, the Kinseys appreciate not having to climb stairs like they did in their three-story home. At Miramont Point, they have a spacious apartment in the independent living section. One of the perks is daily help with their medications. A staff member brings their pills each morning and evening and also takes care of ordering refills from the doctor.
Finding appropriate care for a couple with differing needs can be a balancing act, but it's comforting to families when they land on a good fit. For the Gassers' daughters, getting their parents settled into The Springs at Clackamas Woods was a big relief.
"My sisters said, That's it. Let's go for it," said Grace Gasser, "because this is a place where they can be together."
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• Katrina Shiroma, The Springs at Clackamas Woods, 14404 S.E. Webster Road, Milwaukie; 503-653-3422; www.TheSpringsLiving.com
• Jennifer Gertner, Miramont Pointe, 11520 S.E. Sunnyside Road, Clackamas; 503-698-1600; www.miramontpointe.com


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Now Santa Barbara police officers want the public's help to identify the suspects.
Police officials released a photo of each suspect. The incident happened about 4 a.m. Tuesday.
One machine was located near the "Wheel Fun Rentals" along the Santa Barbara waterfront.
The other was on Cabrillo Boulevard. Investigators said both ATMs were bolted down and the suspects got away with about $4,000 in cash.


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Hallion ejected Sandberg, and the mild-mannered Hall of Famer became enraged.
"He blocked the [expletive] plate!" Sandberg screamed. He raised his arms and shouted some more. Then Sandberg retreated to the visiting manager's office at Great American Ballpark and watched the Phillies lose, 6-5, with a crucial run eliminated at the plate using a convoluted rule no one understands.
"I can't even give you an educated response," said Marlon Byrd, who crashed into Reds catcher Devin Mesoraco and was called out on the play. "The way it's gone this year, I don't know the rules on that play. I really don't."


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|Apr. 23 9:16 PM PT10:16 PM MT11:16 PM CT12:16 AM ET4:16 GMT12:16 9:16 PM MST11:16 PM EST8:16 UAE06:160:16 ET11:16 PM CT3:16 - Randolph had 20 points with 11 rebounds in Game 3 on Friday.
Analysis: Randolph has back-to-back double-doubles in the series.
|Apr. 17 8:56 PM PT9:56 PM MT10:56 PM CT11:56 PM ET3:56 GMT11:56 8:56 PM MST10:56 PM EST7:56 UAE (+1)05:5623:56 ET10:56 PM CT2:56 - Randolph was abysmal as he made 3 of 13 shots for six points Sunday.
Analysis: Randolph and Memphis were blown out by 32 points by the Spurs.
|Apr. 6 11:03 PM PT12:03 AM MT1:03 AM CT2:03 AM ET6:03 GMT14:03 11:03 PM MST1:03 AM EST10:03 UAE08:032:03 ET1:03 AM CT5:03 - Randolph amassed 27 points and 10 rebounds to lead Memphis to a key win over Chicago on Tuesday.
Analysis: Though he's missed nine of the last 16 games with injuries, Z-Bo has been good in the seven he's played. Randolph is averaging 20.3 points and 8.1 rebounds in those contests.
|Apr. 3 6:41 PM PT7:41 PM MT8:41 PM CT9:41 PM ET1:41 GMT9:41 6:41 PM MST8:41 PM EST5:41 UAE (+1)03:4121:41 ET8:41 PM CT0:41 - Randolph had 15 points Sunday with seven boards and seven assists.
Analysis: Randolph shot just 5 for 15 from the field and is at a pathetic 39.6 percent in his last three games.
|Mar. 26 10:48 PM PT11:48 PM MT12:48 AM CT1:48 AM ET5:48 GMT13:48 10:48 PM MST12:48 AM EST9:48 UAE06:481:48 ET11:48 PM CT4:48 - Randolph returned from a two-game absence to score 26 points in Wednesday's win over Denver.
Analysis: Randolph looked fully over his recent ankle sprain by hitting 10 of 20 shots and playing 34 minutes in what was essentially a must-win game for the injury-riddled Grizzlies.
|Mar. 22 9:18 PM PT10:18 PM MT11:18 PM CT12:18 AM ET4:18 GMT12:18 9:18 PM MST11:18 PM EST8:18 UAE05:180:18 ET10:18 PM CT3:18 - Randolph had 14 points and 13 boards Monday.
Analysis: Randolph probably won't produce much Tuesday since Memphis will blow out the hapless Lakers.
|Mar. 7 2:34 PM PT3:34 PM MT4:34 PM CT5:34 PM ET22:34 GMT6:34 3:34 PM MST5:34 PM EST2:34 UAE (+1)23:3417:34 ET4:34 PM CT21:34 - Randolph returned Saturday and recorded his first career triple-double with 28 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists for the Grizzlies.
Analysis: Randolph was out since March 6 due to a sore knee.
|Mar. 5 9:55 PM PT10:55 PM MT11:55 PM CT12:55 AM ET5:55 GMT13:55 10:55 PM MST12:55 AM EST9:55 UAE06:550:55 ET11:55 PM CT4:55 - Randolph came up big with 25 points and eight rebounds in Friday's win over Utah.
Analysis: Randolph has stepped up with center Marc Gasol out, averaging 18.6 points on 51.3 percent shooting over his last 13 games.
|Mar. 1 9:31 PM PT10:31 PM MT11:31 PM CT12:31 AM ET5:31 GMT13:31 10:31 PM MST12:31 AM EST9:31 UAE06:310:31 ET11:31 PM CT4:31 - Randolph had 22 points and six assists on Monday.
Analysis: He made 9 of 17 shots. Randolph is averaging 18.4 points the last nine games.
|Feb. 9 9:53 PM PT10:53 PM MT11:53 PM CT12:53 AM ET5:53 GMT13:53 10:53 PM MST12:53 AM EST9:53 UAE06:530:53 ET11:53 PM CT3:53 - Randolph scored 26 points with nine rebounds in the Grizzlies' 112-106 overtime loss to Portland on Monday.
Analysis: Randolph has totaled 46 points and 23 rebounds while hitting 21 of 40 from the floor over the last two games.
|Feb. 1 6:40 PM PT7:40 PM MT8:40 PM CT9:40 PM ET2:40 GMT10:40 7:40 PM MST9:40 PM EST6:40 UAE (+1)03:4021:40 ET8:40 PM CT0:40 - Randolph finished with 22 points and 12 rebounds in a 110-95 win at New Orleans.
Analysis: Randolph had averaged 10.7 points and 6.8 boards over his previous six games.
|Jan. 26 9:14 PM PT10:14 PM MT11:14 PM CT12:14 AM ET5:14 GMT13:14 10:14 PM MST12:14 AM EST9:14 UAE06:140:14 ET11:14 PM CT3:14 - Randolph had 18 points and 13 rebounds Monday.
Analysis: Randolph notched his first double-double in seven games so he isn't what he used to be.
|Jan. 11 9:47 PM PT10:47 PM MT11:47 PM CT12:47 AM ET5:47 GMT13:47 10:47 PM MST12:47 AM EST9:47 UAE06:470:47 ET11:47 PM CT3:47 - Randolph had 25 points and 13 rebounds in a 101-98 win over Boston on Sunday.
Analysis: Randolph is averaging 21.8 points and 10.8 rebounds in his last four games, a significant improvement from his 13.3 points and 8.0 boards in his first 30.
|Jan. 9 9:56 PM PT10:56 PM MT11:56 PM CT12:56 AM ET5:56 GMT13:56 10:56 PM MST12:56 AM EST9:56 UAE06:560:56 ET11:56 PM CT3:56 - Randolph had 24 points in a 91-84 victory against Denver on Friday night.
Analysis: Randolph is averaging 20.7 points in his last three games after putting up 12.0 per contest in his previous 10.
|Jan. 5 10:35 PM PT11:35 PM MT12:35 AM CT1:35 AM ET6:35 GMT14:35 11:35 PM MST1:35 AM EST10:35 UAE07:351:35 ET12:35 AM CT4:35 - Randolph had 26 points and a season-best 18 rebounds while coming off the bench in a 91-78 win over Portland on Monday night.
Analysis: Randolph also came off the bench Saturday when Memphis lost at Utah 92-87 in overtime, scoring just eight points with five rebounds in 25 minutes, after making his only start in the last 12 contests Tuesday against Miami.
|Dec. 27 7:21 PM PT8:21 PM MT9:21 PM CT10:21 PM ET3:21 GMT11:21 8:21 PM MST10:21 PM EST7:21 UAE (+1)04:2122:21 ET9:21 PM CT1:21 - Randolph had 16 points in 20 minutes against the Lakers on Sunday.
Analysis: Randolph can't be expected to produce more since he got plenty of rest in what was essentially a scrimmage.
|Dec. 10 10:42 PM PT11:42 PM MT12:42 AM CT1:42 AM ET6:42 GMT14:42 11:42 PM MST1:42 AM EST10:42 UAE07:421:42 ET12:42 AM CT4:42 - Randolph had his best game since returning from a knee injury on Wednesday with 21 points and 16 rebounds.
Analysis: He made 10 of 18 shots from the floor a night after making just 3 of 10 for nine points.
|Nov. 21 10:30 PM PT11:30 PM MT12:30 AM CT1:30 AM ET6:30 GMT14:30 11:30 PM MST1:30 AM EST10:30 UAE07:301:30 ET12:30 AM CT4:30 - Randolph is out with a sore knee.
Analysis: Randolph is considered day to day.
|Nov. 10 10:27 PM PT11:27 PM MT12:27 AM CT1:27 AM ET6:27 GMT14:27 11:27 PM MST1:27 AM EST10:27 UAE07:271:27 ET12:27 AM CT4:27 - Randolph posted a season-high 26 points, nine rebounds, four assists and three steals during a 94-92 loss to the Los Angeles Clippers on Monday.
Analysis: He made 12 of 19 field goals to move his percentage to 50.0 percent on the season.
|Nov. 6 10:23 PM PT11:23 PM MT12:23 AM CT1:23 AM ET6:23 GMT14:23 11:23 PM MST1:23 AM EST10:23 UAE07:231:23 ET12:23 AM CT4:23 - Randolph had 16 points and 10 rebounds Thursday for his third double-double in four games.
Analysis: The Grizzlies are struggling, but Randolph, while clearly declining, is still a useful fantasy commodity. He is averaging 13.0 points and 8.8 rebounds.
|Nov. 4 9:45 PM PT10:45 PM MT11:45 PM CT12:45 AM ET5:45 GMT13:45 10:45 PM MST12:45 AM EST9:45 UAE06:450:45 ET11:45 PM CT3:45 - Randolph had 20 points and 11 rebounds, and the Memphis Grizzlies bounced back from an embarrassing loss to Golden State with a 103-89 victory over the Sacramento Kings on Tuesday night.
Analysis: Randolph remains off to a slow fantasy start with two double-doubles in five games.
|Oct. 30 11:15 PM PT12:15 AM MT1:15 AM CT2:15 AM ET6:15 GMT14:15 11:15 PM MST1:15 AM EST10:15 UAE07:152:15 ET12:15 AM CT4:15 - Randolph finished with 11 points and eight rebounds in Thursday's win at Indiana.
Analysis: The veteran had a very similar line in the opener, finishing with 12 points and eight boards against Cleveland.


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> As an alternative to an issue I have that may be specific to the old
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Yeah, forget this.
> 2. Use two video cards. The old card would be used for text mode and
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3. Get a dual-head video card, set it up with separate Screens. Run
your normal X junk on :0.0, run a maximized xterm (konsole, aterm,
gnome-terminal...) on :0.1. It'd probably be easier and would certainly
be more flexible, and you could convert it to Xinerama when you wanted
to do that.
> None of them explained how to use one for text mode (not frame buffer)
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Hardly anyone wants to do that, because X is where it's at for 99.5% of
the users. http://linuxconsole.sourceforge.net/ , however, might be
worth looking at. It might require some non-n00b-friendly configuration
to get it working the way you want it.
> If anyone wants to suggest to use text under X instead of console text
> mode, would you be prepared to assist in making text under X work
> exactly the same under X as it does in console text mode? I'm not
> sure it is even possible. But if it is, it might involve a lot of
> work, such as rewriting xterm to use acceleration, and changing the
> mouse behaviour.
Why would xterm need to handle mouse acceleration? If you want to
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that change the same accel/thresh numbers xset does are for. There's
also the Resolution line in the input device stanzas for mice in
xorg.conf, and xmodmap to remap mouse buttons.
Murphy's revenge: The more reliable you make a system, the longer it
will take you to figure out what's wrong when it breaks.
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What is it with the dearly departed? Seems they're everywhere lately. Ghosts, ghouls and spirits are invading prime time (Medium, Ghost Whisperer, Supernatural) and buying second yachts for pop psychics like John Edward. A 2005 Gallup survey showed three out of four Americans harbor at least one paranormal belief, and that one in three believe in ghosts—up from one in four in 1990.
So with all this haunting going on, what are we learning about our otherworldy visitors? That while most don't look as buff as Patrick Swayze, even fewer can manage a decent "Boo." With apologies to the Headless Horseman, "the frightening ghost is largely a work of gothic fiction," says prominent ghost hunter and author Richard Senate. "Most ghosts are totally neutral and mean no harm." With Halloween upon us, these people share their unverifiable-but-irresistible stories of living with Casperlike friendly ghosts. And you thought your houseguests were strange.
Come Christmastime. Tom Murdic gets a jolly visitor in his home. Not Santa, but an apparition that looks like a young black boy in a Civil War-era puffy shirt. The ghost turns on appliances and bangs on walls but is otherwise, says Murdic, a good kid. "He's more of a curiosity" than a terror, Murdic, 51, a county planning commissioner, explains. "But then I don't scare easily."
His wife and kids do, though, and they're not crazy about the ghost that has turned up especially during winters every year since the Murdics bought their home—on land that was once a Confederate army encampment—in 1993. Tom's daughter Cathy, 24, has felt him tap her on the head, and his wife, Deborah, heard voices in the garage but walked in to find only her agitated dog barking at no one. His son Nick, 30, was home alone when he heard a loud pounding on a wall. "It freaked me out," he says, "and I left." Tom's the only one to get a good look: He saw the boy walk across the kitchen and disappear into the dishwasher. As long as he doesn't run up the electric bill, says Murdic, the little guy can stay. "He's just one of those anomalies," he says, "that we just don't quite understand."
You're 6 years old and lying in bed when a woman's face—no body, just a face—materializes in your room. Um. who you gonna call? "It was weird." remembers Kirsten Jorgensen. 22. who says a ghost appeared to her in full body form on and off for 10 years in the 155-year-old house where she lived with her brother and parents. Another time "I saw her walking with a bird on her shoulder." says Jorgensen. "I fainted."
But then she grew fond of the ghost—and credits it with saving her life. One night when Jorgensen was 16. the ghost—whom she believes was Carrie Crawford, a veterinarian's wife who died in Kirsten's bedroom in the 1930s—woke her up and led her to the hall. There, claims Jorgensen, she saw smoke coming from under her brother lan's bedroom door—a candle had started a fire. "I ran downstairs and got the extinguisher and put it out," says Jorgensen, who never saw the ghost again. Today Jorgensen—an anthropology major at Oakland University—accepts her experience as just another part of a unique childhood. "Growing up, I was that creepy girl who lived in the haunted house," she says. "Today my friends think it's cool."
When Rhonda Witter first walked through the three-bedroom, 1,400-sq.-ft. ranch house, she liked it enough to want to buy it—even though she felt she was being watched by unseen eyes. When she took her kids Sarah, 8, (below) and Garrett, 10, to have a look, they liked it too—except, she says, for the specter that materialized. "Sara said, 'You do know there's an old man in the bathroom?' " recalls Witter, 43, who is divorced. "I told her, 'I know, it's okay. He can stay.' "
And so he has. Not long after moving in this February, Witter claims she had her first chat with the ghost. "He smokes cigarettes, so I woke up smelling smoke," she says. "I asked him what his name was, but he didn't answer. Yet there was something protective about him. My kids think of him as a grandfather figure." Since then they've worked out some ground rules—"I told him he needs to smoke outside"—and even found a way for the old guy to earn his keep. "I'd be getting the kids ready for school, and they'd tell me they couldn't find their socks," says Witter. "Then they'd scream, 'Here they are, on the table!' I didn't put them there, and neither did they." That's why Witter has no plans to evict her boarder. "He is old and grumpy." she says, "but he's lovable too, and I like having him here."
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Touring The Nausori Highlands, Fiji
When you travel the length of the Fiji Islands you find that every island – inhabited or uninhabited – seems to be just as magical as the other. Each of these 300 or so of the Fiji Islands is a jewel set in the perfect blue South Pacific Ocean. Even among so much beauty, here are some fantastically scenic places in the Fijian archipelago that, simply, stand out from the rest.
One of these exquisite places is the Nausori Highlands. The Highlands are located on Fiji's main island, Viti Levu. The area is relatively unspoiled by modernity and development. Here the traditions and culture of the Fijian people has not changed in millennia. The customs and practices of the local inhabitants are untouched by the outside world.
The best, to my mind, and only way to encounter firsthand the true Fijian experience is to take a trek through one of the most beautiful places on Earth. A walking tour is a fantastic opportunity for the casual and also the 'I want the authentic local feel' visitor. The cultural and eco-tourists will also be hugely thrilled with a trek up into the Nausori Highlands.
The trek will take you high up to almost 5000 feet to the mist-shrouded mountains. They can be surprisingly chilly during the evenings and early mornings. So packing a warm sweater or a jacket is a good idea.
The mountains are covered with luxuriant rainforests. Numerous clear streams and rivers that flow across the landscape invite you to bathe in their cool waters. The jungles are populated with plenty of very raucous and brightly coloured tropical birds. Walk along trails that have been used by the local villagers for untold generations and have not changed in all that time.
The journey up into the highlands will also give you amazing views of Viti Levu's rural countryside and of Nadi Bay. You will also have uninterrupted views of the Mamanuca and Yasawa Island groups stretching out into the distance.
The sheer beauty of the Nausori Highlands is not the only enjoyable aspect of a trip up there. It is also the amazing people who live here and their gentle, warm and uninhibitedly inviting ways. You will come across a number of long-established Fijian villages and a fantastic opportunity to experience their traditional rituals and courtesies.
The people are all too willing to teach you about their unique culture. You can get a chance to peek into the tribal ways of Fijian villages tucked away and out of sight of the world. The greeting involves a drink of Kava, a ceremonial beverage, which is quite significant to Fijians. Guests are invited to an open kitchen and to participate in preparing an authentic Fijian meal.
The food is cooked over a firewood stove and comprises of coconut milk, spinach or Taro leaves stuffed with fresh water prawns or beef with a sprinkle of coconut cream cooked in a green bamboo trunk. The meal also includes yams and taro along with a drink of freshly squeezed lemon juice or "yaqona" (Fijian traditional drink made from grounded pepper roots).
No interaction with Fijians is complete without singing and on that front one is never disappointed.
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The game that invented the first-person shooter genre on the PC, id Software's Wolfenstein 3D, came out 17-years ago. Since then fans have enjoyed a number of sequels (Return to Castle Wolfenstein, 2001; Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, 2003) and a single prequel, Spear of Destiny. Now it's back, this time as a fully-fledged "next-gen" multiplatform FPS, simply called Wolfenstein. To mark the occasion, we sat down with director of business development Steve Nix and community manager Peter Sokal to not only discuss B.J. Blazkowicz's return, but to get the latest on Rage, Doom 4 and the exciting id Tech 5 engine.
VideoGamer.com: The PC has traditionally been the platform id's games have been built on. I'm curious to know how you approach a multiplatform game like this in terms of the PC version. High-end PCs are obviously capable of more than the current consoles can offer. Do you cater for that still, despite the fact that it's a small percentage of the market these days and many developers are crying about the current state of the PC market?
SN: (Laughs). Yeah and we're one of 'em sometimes! The thing is, id, we're very loyal to the PC. We obviously sold a lot of games on the PC. A lot of guys at the studio, their first choice is a mouse and keyboard when it comes to playing their games. We throw QuakeCon, which is the largest LAN event in the US. We have thousands of people sitting in front of PCs playing against each other for days. We love the PC and we're going to continue to support the PC, but in today's market you can't ignore the consoles. Piracy is such a huge problem, especially for action games. A lot of people don't care about the multiplayer that much, they'll just pirate the single-player game, play it and be done with it, which is a huge problem. So it's important that you have multiplatform launches. But at the same time you don't want to water down any of the versions. The single-player, all three versions, the PS3, Xbox and PC, are being developed by Raven, and all the multiplayer versions are being developed by Endrant here in the UK. There are more bells and whistles and individual features you can turn up on the PC if you have a really high-end rig, so ultimately you'll get a better experience on a high-end PC than you would be able to on the consoles.
VideoGamer.com: Is that important to maintain with multiplatform games? Is it to do with giving something back to that hardcore PC fan base that you made your name with?
SN: id's tended to be on the bleeding edge of technology over the years. If someone has the hardware you want them to be able to use it. I think it's important for PC gamers that they're getting a great experience on the PC.
VideoGamer.com: You mentioned that id's always been on the bleeding edge of technology. The engine that's being used for Wolfenstein is…
SN: It's a highly modified id Tech 4.
VideoGamer.com: I'm curious about the engine and what it brings to the FPS genre. How does the engine make the game stand out?
SN: Raven has been working with id technology so long they're super qualified to work on id technology. They added a number of things like soft shadows, tremendous post-processing effects, that's why we have all the great particle effects in the world, that you really see when you see the game in action. Also they added Havoc physics, which is important for the number of objects they wanted to simulate in the world. The main thing you get with id technology is there's a certain feel to id games that is not easily replicated in other technologies. You think about id games over the years, just how pure they feel and how connected you feel as a player to what you see on the screen… also games like Call of Duty, Half Life, the older Medal of Honor games that were all id powered, they just have a really special feel to them. We don't think it's easy for the other games to easily replicate that.
VideoGamer.com: It's less about things you can pinpoint then. It's more a combination of things that contribute to an overall feel then. That must be a very difficult thing to make scientific.
SN: It's the way the id line code is structured and written. All that underneath the hood is stuff that John (Carmack, co-founder of id Software) wrote. It's just the way it's structured, how clean it is. We're always about, underneath the hood needs to be the Ferrari of engine code, basically. It needs to be lightweight, it needs to be really good at what it does. Ultimately all that code underneath is what translates to that feel. And even though you can make two games exactly the same they can feel absolutely differently. Experienced gamers will know immediately as soon as they pick up the controller or pick up a mouse and keyboard, that one game has exceptional code underneath the hood and the other game doesn't. And that's one thing that's always separated id games out and gives Wolfenstein a huge advantage.
VideoGamer.com: As PC gaming pioneers, what was your reaction to the sad news of 3D Realms' demise?
SN: For me it was personally sad. I know a lot of people at the studio were really surprised and saddened for sure. We had originally moved to Dallas because Apogee, who morphed into 3D Realms, was our original publisher. So id might not even be in Dallas and a lot of us wouldn't even be working in the games industry if it wasn't for Apogee and 3D Realms. So I know for me personally I thought it was a joke when I heard the other day. So definitely, extremely saddened and surprising that those guys aren't there and we may never see the game we were all looking forward to.
VideoGamer.com: Perhaps some room at id for some of those guys?
SN: Well, there are some pretty talented people over there, we're still hiring so, we'll see. It all happened right before we left so I suppose we'll see! But yeah, there are some really talented guys in there so it very well could happen that some of them end up at id.


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describing something that is super,great,magnificant,awesome
The dinner was magno.
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"magno" is short for MAGNOLIA. People from Magnolia High School in Texas like to refer to their town as MAGNO. To make us look less lamer because we're from Magnolia.
Jill: "Hey! Where are you from?"
The boss: "OH! I'm from MAGNOOO!"
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Magno is another word for snitch. Because thats what a Magno does is snitch. Magno also stands for bitch, snitch, and a person that just cant get a girl.Mango is also meaning pathetic.
Dont trust Keith hes a magno.
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I am using VxWorks 5.5.1 with c100 power pc BSP. Problem is that Whenver I am executing DriverInitialization(), It is returning as -1, which is defined as programming error. But if before execution of DriverInitialization(), executing pciHeaderShow function, and then DriverInitialization(), then it is returning driver number 10 which is correct.
But it is not the correct way to find the driver number. Using debugging mode I found that In pciFindDevice(venId, DevId, 0, busno., devno, funno.), it is taking the correct value of all the parameter, except devno. In case of devno, it was showing 0 as value while correct dev num is 3. thatswhy DriverInitialization() function returing -1.
I think Driver code is correct because with RL4 BSP it was woriking fine But after formatting the system when I Installed C100 BSP, It starts to giving prob. Is it any extra file is required for c100 BSP. Please anyone can solve this problem.
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Hey Team,
I wanted to update you on what has been happening over the past month with Bookish.
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One last time, an update on the roaster and prizes.
The guys at BCI Mechanical in Denton (shout out!) did a great job installing the vents. The roaster is all... Read more
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The Roaster- The Roaster is in Denton! It is in the shop and I am working with a local contractor and roofer to... Read more
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I wanted to update everyone on the status on the prizes! The laser cut decals are being designed, I had a sit down meeting with PanEctor to get the t-shirt... Read more
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We have four days left in our campaign! So far we only need $3,000 to reach our goal. I cannot tell you how impressed I am with you... Read more
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|Last minute closet cosplay for a friend's Disney-themed leaving meet.
Photos by the lovely Acoustica.
soooo bootiful <3
i love the one with alice in the background and you in foreground, really focuses well on you! i love this!
you were awesome as white rabbit at the meet :D
loved the cosplay! the pics look amazing!! ^^
I love this costume so much!! you look so good!!!
Also multiple uses for wigs <3
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You and Lisa should do cosplays together more often! :D
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The New York Rangers defeated the Philadelphia Flyers by the score of 4-2 in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals, today. The Rangers now lead the series 3-2. For a box score, go to Yahoo! Sports.
…if not for the refs best attempt to keep this game close and the Rangers from creating momentum, the Blueshirts win this game going away. The Rangers have literally dominated about 80% of this series and amazingly they're one loss away from a seventh game. It's never easy.
…as dominating an effort by someone who didn't score as you're going to see from St. Louis. Oh wait, he did.
…don't get me wrong, Nash was again good today as he was around the net early and often. But you really saw the difference between how St. Louis raises the level of his play in the postseason compared to Nash. It's not even close.
…Staal's been the player McDonagh should have been in this series without his injury. Damn, it's nice to have three top pair defenseman.
…speaking McDonagh, it looks like his shoulder is getting better as today was easily his best game of the series.
…not sure the smile on my face could have gotten bigger after watching this…
…the penalty kill not only won this game for the Rangers, but likely saved the refs from a beatdown by Blueshirt fans waiting for them after the game.
…speaking of the refs, instead of breaking down their awfulness, it'll sum it up with this…
…while most of the calls were complete garbage, Carcillo for Hagelin in Game 6?
…i know we were all expecting blood and guts in this series, but full marks to AV and his staff for getting these guys to buy into the "whistle to whistle" mantra which has kept the Rangers from getting caught up in the emotion of the series which would have greatly benefited the Flyers.
…why is Richards making me want the Rangers to not buy him out this summer? Quick someone remind me of the terms of his current contract.
…JT Miller brought exactly what I had hoped. Tough forecheck and willingness to go to the net. Can't ask for more from a rookie in his first playoff game.
…another solid effort from Lundqvist, who amazingly has yet to be called on to steal them a game.
…Stralman quietly having a great series, while Klein quietly having a tough one.
…not much from Dorsett, but deserves a mention for chirping Hartnell after dropping him like a sack of potatoes…
…Rangers have been able to succeed without the power play so far, but they need to step it up if they want a long run this spring.
…i'd love to think the momentum of this victory would carry over to Game 6, but I'm a Rangers fan and know better than that. Fully expecting a Game 7.


text: i can say that right now the ps3 does not appeal to me. i watched the sony press conference and i can say that i WILL buy a ps3 in 2008 tho. i am just in love with little big planet. plus there mgs 4 and killzone 2, they both look amazing. ps3 was slow into the first year but it has really good games in 2008. right now im sticking to wii and 360 because they have games that appeal to me but once 2008 rolls around i will be giving in and paying that 500-600 price for it, or if they do another price cut, because it will have games i like.


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It's hard to play catch up and coherently sum up everything that has happened since we moved a few weeks ago, but the majority of it has been good. Sticking with recent tradition, I'll let the pictures + two words do the sharing. P.S. I've been trying to stay somewhat active in the social media world so if you follow me on Instagram you've probably seen some of the pictures below…
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Funktion, the 8-man band based in Kalamazoo, MI, delivers their dare-you-not-to-dance blend of funk and soul with a hip-hop beat that isn't afraid to straddle genres – including rock and jazz. This lends to a gritty and some times flat-out rambunctious flavor in their live shows. Whether they're entertaining in a small basement bar or a Chicago club, the rhythm section lays down a skillful, yet simple groove, while up from the center comes a shockwave of energy from the driving percussion and soulful vocals. Don't worry, the horn line isn't just for show. They provide slinky, yet powerful grooves, subtle vocal harmonizing and when the mood strikes, some dance moves that beg the audience to join them. Funktion's high-energy performances are as intoxicating as whatever's on tap. Night after night their live shows bring the kind of soul-stirring experience usually reserved for Sunday mornings. - Emily Haines
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Nicole Kidman: I had to find my way through depression after Tom
- From: news.com.au
- October 03, 2012
- Kidman says she doesn't regret marrying Tom
- "I had to dig deep and find my way through depression"
- She has suffered miscarriages, had an ectopic pregnancy
NICOLE KIDMAN has opened up about the depression she experienced after her marriage to Tom Cruise broke down.
The intensely private actress opened up to WHO magazine in an exclusive interview to celebrate the mag's 20th anniversary.
But she says despite the dark period in her life, she has no regrets marrying Cruise.
"I got married really fast and really young," Kidman told WHO. "But I don't regret that because it got me [children] Bella and Connor and I did have a fantastic marriage for a long period. Then when it didn't work out I had to really dig deep and find my way through depression. I have no regrets about all of it. It was all part of growing up."
Kidman, who is now also mum to Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret with husband Keith Urban, says announcing she was pregnant in 2008 was one of the greatest surprises of her life.
"I had so much time thinking that wasn't going to happen in my life and trying to understand that. When it did happen – and for it to be a surprise – that was great. I had tried and failed and failed and failed. Not to be too detailed, but I've had an ectopic pregnancy, miscarriages and I've had fertility treatments.I've done all the stuff you can possibly do to try get pregnant.
"Every woman who has been through all those ups and downs knows the depression that comes with it. So the way it just happened with Sunday was like, 'What?' The percentages were so low. It is the miracle in my life."
But she says she her other miracle was meeting Urban.
"We really, really love each other. We really like each other and respect each other, too. I never, ever take him or our love for granted and I always keep in my mind that my dream is to grow very old with him."
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