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Discussion in 'Road Warriors' started by mrbreeze, Apr 9, 2013.
so what happened to the Bolt thread? It evades my prying eyes...
It was cast out of this one room Hilton down with the sodomites in Jo Momma/ CSM
It went to its home.
Please feel free to try again, and keep it on topic, about the Bolt, this time.
Specs via Star:

MSRP*	$7,990 (Raven) Available from April 2013
$7,990 (Pearl White) Available from April 2013

Engine

Type	58-cubic-inch (942cc) air cooled 4-stroke, V-Twin, SOHC, 4-valve

Bore x Stroke	85.0 x 83.0

Compression Ratio	9.0:1

Fuel Delivery	Fuel Injected

Ignition	TCI (Transistor Controlled Ignition)

Transmission	5-speed multiplate wet clutch

Final Drive	Belt

Chassis

Suspension Front	Telescopic fork, 4.7-in travel

Suspension Rear	Dual shocks, 2.8-in travel

Brakes Front	Wave-type disc, 298mm

Brakes Rear	Wave-type disc, 298mm

Tires Front	100/90-19M/C 57H

Tires Rear	150/80-16M/C 71H

Dimensions

Length	90.2 in

Width	37.2 in

Height	44.1 in

Seat Height	27.2 in

Wheelbase	61.8 in

Ground Clearance	5.1 in

Fuel Capacity	3.2 gal

Fuel Economy**	TBA

Wet Weight***	540 lb

Other

Warranty	1 Year (Limited Factory Warranty)

I love this bike. Where is the passenger seat and foot rests?
Wow, the bike is causing quite the stir! It got punted to CS&M!
Star offers it (passenger seat and pegs) as an add on package for 200 bucks retail.
The Bolt and r-spec use different parts because of the shocks, so you just have to buy the right one.
There's a passenger backrest (tall and short) and all kinds of stuff available via Star
200 bones for a little piece of foam a few brackets seems crazy to me.
Seems heavy at 540 pounds...
That's what happens when you print too many bones.
Thread gets punted and you come back in the new thread with monetary policy commentary - are you daft?
you can dance if you want too, but you have to pay the fiddler.
Ill repost this here since this may actually turn into a useful thread.
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I got to test sit a Bolt this weekend. Yamaha had a demo truck in Charleston and I went to ride the FJR and Tenere. They had a Bolt there that caught my eye but unfortunately it wasnt available to ride. It was a green R-Spec with the piggyback reservoir rear shocks. It looked and felt like a production bike but it wasnt available to ride or start, just look at and sit on. I didnt take a picture but it looked just like what I have seen on the web. The fit and finish looked great but the only aesthetic blemish (to me) was that the frame tubes looked a little skinny. I have no idea what their diameter is and Im sure they are engineered to work but it just caught my eye.<o></o>
The Bolt fit me (Im 5 8 with 30 inseam) pretty well with everything in a fairly comfortable position except the air filter cover on the right side stuck out into where my leg/knee wanted to be. Other than that the ergos were really good and the bike looked like a great, simple bike. <o></o>
I see the resemblance between the Bolt and the Harley Iron. I do like the look of the Harley Iron for daily riding (Terrytoris looks great) but the Iron was not comfortable to me. I have a Harley Ultra Classic that I really like for touring and daily commuting. I found the Ultra Classic design to be much more than the sum of the parts so Im sure that the Iron is that way for some people but the Bolt just fits me better. Im looking forward to riding one.
I am so digging this Bike!
Does anyone else think the muffler is ugly? I guess Yamaha didn't put too much work into it knowing most want to change to aftermarket. People aren't happy these days unless they can swap an exhaust. Not sure why this is...
Star is giving away a Bolt. Can't win if you don't play.
The first Bolt megathread was derailed by a lot of political b.s. and has been punted to the JM: CSM forum.
Let's keep this thread for inmates who are interested in this bike.. If you have nothing positive to contribute, move on. Mocking douchebaggery and needless dickery will earn you a vacation. If in doubt, read the posted rules.
I'm not crazy about the can. The upper pipes aren't too bad.
They did an interesting treatment with this customized model at the release par-tay.
This pic also shows some of the Star accessories, like the brass swingarm cap, machined pegs, and finned engine cover.


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- Friant users challenge USBR decision in court
- Crops will die
Friant officials claim Central Valley Project water is available elsewhere in CVP to meet obligations to exchange contractors.
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Millerton Lake sits behind Friant Dam near Fresno, Calif. and has typically been the source of municipal and agricultural water from Chowchilla to Bakersfield. A decision by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to transfer that water to senior water rights holders elsewhere in Central California has been challeged by the long-standing users of this water, who were left high and dry by the government's decision.
California's Friant Water Authority and many of its member water agencies want a federal judge to put an immediate stop to Bureau of Reclamation releases from Millerton Lake and seek other options to satisfy its legal obligation with senior water rights holders in the San Joaquin Valley.
The case has been assigned to Judge Lawrence J. O'Neill.
At issue is how the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation implemented terms of a long-standing contract with growers and the source of the water the USBR tapped to meet terms of a long-standing contract with a group of senior water rights holders commonly called the "exchange contractors."
Earlier in May the USBR decided to convey Central Valley Project (CVP) water from Friant Dam, down the San Joaquin River, to the exchange contractors on the west side of the San Joaquin Valley.
The eastern part of the San Joaquin Valley - from the Merced-Madera county line in the north to the foot of the Tehachapi Mountains in the south, stretches 200 miles with more than a million acres of irrigated land, most of which depends on the water behind Friant Dam.
Friant water is typically used to meet the needs of cities and growers along the valley's east side between Chowchilla and Bakersfield. The USBR's decision leaves zero water for east side growers and cities whose only source of water is the Friant-Kern Canal.
Friant Water Authority General Manager Ron Jacobsma criticized the government's decision, saying water could have been taken from elsewhere in the Central Valley Project system to meet government contractual obligations with the exchange contractors.
"We want to be clear that our complaint is not against the Exchange Contractors," Jacobsma stressed. "Our complaint is against the United States for failing to deliver the Exchange Contractors their substitute water supply."
The filing asks the court to issue a temporary restraining order and pursue other remedies, according to Jennifer T. Buckman, Friant Water Authority General Counsel. She said there is a need for immediate action, which would direct Reclamation to use sources available to it to supply the Exchange Contractors with their substitute water.
"Trees and vines that haven't already been pushed out will soon begin dying without water and the Bureau of Reclamation will not provide water this year," Buckman said.

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Get their motors running | Aug. 22
Insist on healthful lunches
Traditionally, the U.S. Department of Agriculture used the national school lunch program as a dumping ground for surplus meat and dairy. Not surprisingly, its own surveys indicate that children consume excessive amounts of animal fat and sugary drinks, to the point where one-third have become overweight or obese.
The tide is turning. The new USDA school lunch guidelines require doubling the servings of fruits and vegetables, more whole grains, less sodium and fat, and no meat for breakfast.
Parents should insist on healthful, plant-based school meals, snacks and vending machine items.
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Fliers at heart of school lawsuit | Aug. 23
A simple solution
As a hairstylist who has had countless conversations with teacher clients, I have heard many accounts of schools having to adjust or eliminate decades-old traditions to please minority religious groups.
I suggest for Kimberly Gilio and the Christian groups who have filed a lawsuit: Take the invitations, put a stamp on them, and invite anyone you want to your parties. It's quite easy and even teaches your child etiquette.
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Deadly bacteria eludes NIH | Aug. 23
Fighting the superbugs
Once a contagious bacteria is discovered in a hospital unit, it takes a team effort to eradicate it. There are fewer and fewer antibiotics to kill the superbugs.
If you are visiting a patient in the hospital and are asked by hospital personnel to wear isolation gowns, etc., please do so. And please leave the children and babies at home. It takes the help of all of us.
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Bricks, pipe found on roof | Aug. 22
Historical curiosity
By now we have all seen the new symbol of domestic anarchists, the stylized black and white mask supposedly representing Guy Fawkes, English terrorist.
Other than a proclivity to blow things up and cause disruption, it is a real stretch to see Fawkes as a patron of anarchy. In fact, he wanted to blow up the English Parliament and ruling class only so a new monarchy could take over and restore the Catholic Church as dominant.
Somehow it seems unlikely that contemporary anarchists really want to install a theocracy.
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- The following is a roundup of Jewish events taking place on Staten Island. For more information on upcoming Jewish community events, Shabbat services and Torah classes, visit the Council of Jewish Organizations' website at www.cojosi.com. This week's Torah portion is Parshat Bechukotai. This week's Shabbat candle lighting time for Staten Island is 7:49 p.m.
Arden Heights-Boulevard Jewish Center
Friday, 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, 9:30 a.m.
Chabad Israel Center
Friday, 15 minutes after candle lighting; Saturday, 10 a.m.
Congregation Ahavath Israel
Friday, 8 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.
Congregation Aviv Hadash
Friday, 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.
Congregation B'nai Jeshurun
Friday, 8 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.
Congregation B'nai Israel
Friday, 8 p.m.; Saturday, 9:20 a.m.
Congregation Ohel Abraham
Friday, 7:30 p.m.
Congregation Temple Emanu-El
Friday, 8 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.
Congregation Toras Emes
Friday, 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.
Temple Israel Reform Congregation
Friday, 8 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m.
Young Israel of Staten Island
Friday, 6:30 or 8 p.m.; Saturday, 7, 8 or 9 a.m.; teen service Saturday at 9:30 a.m.
Rabbi Andy Eichenholz Visiting from Israel
Rabbi Andy Eichenholz is visiting from Israel. He will lead Friday night services at 7:30 p.m. at Congregation Ohel Abraham.
Bi-Annual Auction
Saturday, 7 p.m.
$10 per person.
This admission price provides cheese, crackers, fruit, dessert, coffee and tea. Bring your own bottle. There will be a basket auction, as well as a number of items available through both silent and traditional auction. Some of the items offered include girls and boys bicycles, tickets to the Mets, Yankees and Knicks. There is jewelry and art. There are family memberships to local museums and gift certificates to Staten Island restaurants, beauty salons and stores. Items offered include tickets to the NY Philharmonic and local theater, a set of luggage, a men's Seiko watch, Mary Kaye beauty products, items for home and children.
Call 718-727-2231 for details.
Temple Israel Reform Congregation
Lag Ba'Omer Laser Tag and Smores
Saturday, 9:15-9:45 p.m., sixth grade and older; 9:45-11 p.m., eighth grade and older
Teens are invited to join the Young Israel Youth Department in the synagogue's gym for Laser Tag and Smores.
$15 admission; $12 if you reserve through email@example.com by Friday.
Young Israel of Staten Island
Lag Ba'Omer Celebration and Family Bonfire
Saturday, 9:30 p.m.
Music, dancing, barbecue and bonfire.
Suggested donation of $20 per family.
Chabad Israel Center of Staten Island
Lag Ba'Omer Bonfire
Saturday, 9:30 p.m.
Bonfire, kumzitz, live music, dancing, refreshments and marshmallows for roasting.
Chabad Lubavitch of Staten Island
Tour of Historic Temple Emanu-El
Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Sunday, 10:30 a.m. to noon
New York Landmarks Conservancy will host its fourth annual "Sacred Sites Open House Weekend," which invites all to explore the city's religious art and architecture. On the Island, the participating congregations are Congregation Temple Emanu-El, Port Richmond, and Free Magyar Reformed Church, Charleston. Religious institutions will have an opportunity to highlight history, cultural programming and social services that benefit the wider community. This year's theme is "Sacred Sites and the Community: How Immigration and Migration Shape New York" and will focus on the rich histories and extraordinary contributions of the city's diverse immigrant communities.
Congregation Temple Emanu-El
Knitting Club Meeting
Sunday, 10 a.m.
Arden Heights Boulevard Jewish Center
Community Wide Lag Ba'Omer BBQ
Sunday, noon to 4 p.m.
Willowbrook Park, Eton Place
Free barbecue, sports, games, magician.
Sponsored by Arden Heights-Boulevard Jewish Center, Congregation B'nai Jeshurun, Congregation Ohel Abraham, Congregation Temple Emanu-El, Temple Israel Reform Congregation
Chaverim Lag Ba'Omer Picnic
Sunday, 2 to 4 p.m.
For individuals with special needs and their families.
Dairy lunch provided.
Henry Kaufmann Campgrounds
1131 Manor Road
$10 per person
For more information, contact Glenn Wechsler at firstname.lastname@example.com or 718-475-5231.
Lag Ba'Omer Carnival and BBQ
Sunday, 4:30 to 7 p.m.
Bounce houses, hot dogs, cotton candy, carnival booths, music.
Admission is free; food will be sold.
The Carnival will take place at the Bernikow JCC
Sponsored by Chabad Lubavtich of Staten Island
Lag Ba'Omer Community BBQ
Sunday, 5 p.m.
Free barbecue, music, drinks
Admission is free, but there is a $10 suggestion donation
Jewish Russian Learning Center of South Beach
Lag Ba'Omer BBQ Party
Sunday, 5:30 p.m.
Barbecue, Lechaim, music, bow and arrow shooting, Kumzitz and special activities for kids.
Admission: $8 per adult, $3 per kid, or $18 per family.
Jewish Russian Learning Center
Spring Cook-In for Project Hospitality
Small toiletries for both men and women as well as children's diapers will be collected.
Contact Judy Scher or Barbara Feigelman for more information.
Sponsored by the Social Action Committee
Temple Israel Reform Congregation
Inaugural Dinner of the Staten Island Hebrew Academy
Sunday, 6 p.m., at the Young Israel of Staten Island.
The school's mission is to revolutionize the education of children from the Russian-speaking Jewish community by offering a superior academic education while bringing the children back to their Jewish roots with a deep love and appreciation of their Jewish heritage.
The honorees are Eli and Yulia Feldman, Community Leadership Award; Zorick and Luba Sheynfeld, Parents of Valor Award; Rabbi and Mrs. Ivry, Keter Shem Tov Award; Alex and Biana Pressman, American Hero Award; Mrs. Irina Lopukhin, Grandparent of the Year Award.Reservations can be made on the dinner website, www.sihadinner.com
OHEL Bais Ezra Evening of Sharing and Support with Fellow Mothers of Children with Special Needs
Wednesday, 8 p.m.
Featuring a special sushi making demonstration.
For more information or to reserve a slot, contact Azi Steiner at 718-686-3492 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Hadassah Chapter Meeting
Thursday, 12:30 p.m., at the JCC
The speaker will be a sports medicine/weight control doctor from Staten Island, Dr. Thomas Bottiglieri.
Jewish Women's Circle Pre Shavuos Garden Tea Party
May 28, 8 p.m.
The Mystical Mitzvah of Mikvah by Dina Rosenfeld, Mikvah docent and tour guide.
Wear an elaborate party hat and handpaint your own flower vase.
Finger sandwiches and herbal tea bar included.
$18 per person
At the home of Aksana Waldman, 351 Howard Ave.
Sponsored by Chabad Lubavitch of Staten Island
UJA Federation of New York's Annual Staten Island Reception
May 29, 6:30 p.m.
Join UJA-Federation of New York to honor a diverse group of local leaders for their unwavering dedication and support
The honorees are: Alan Ascher, Arden Heights-Boulevard Jewish Center; Rabbi Mark Ben-Aron, Congregation Ohel Abraham; Marvin Ben-Aron, Congregation B'nai Jeshurun; Dr. Dennis and Elaine Bloomfield, Jewish Community Center of Staten Island; Shmuel and Ora Brukhis, Jewish Russian Learning Center; Shariann and Jeffrey Ganz, Temple Israel Reform Congregation; Anna Khalfin, Jewish Russian Learning Center of South Beach; Scott Maurer, Chabad Israel Center; Janice Rappaport, Congregation B'nai Israel; Laurie Rottenberg, Congregation Ahavath Israel; Vitaly and Ella Rivkin, Congregation Toras Emes; Rabbi Moish Schmerler, Council of Jewish Organizations (COJO) of Staten Island.
Congregation B'nai Jeshurun
$36 per person
The event chairs are Linda Brill and Susan Sappin.
For more information, call Erica Cohen at 212-836-1114 or email email@example.com.
Class on Parnossah
Making a Living: A New Perspective for Your Work and Business
Tuesday evenings from 8:30 to 10 p.m. on May 20 and 27, June 10, 17 and 24, and July 8 and 22.
Classes will be held in private homes.
Registration is $36.
Call 718-761-4483 to register or for more information.
Chabad Israel Center of Staten Island
Temple Emanu-El Hebrew School Registration
Registration for the 2014-2015 school year has begun.
Give your children a Jewish education and prepare them for their Bar/Bat Mitzvah.
Russian and Hebrew speaking teachers available.
For more information, contact the synagogue youth director, Scott Kalmikoff, at 718-737-8883 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Hillel at CSI Elects New Board
Elected were President Mitchell Harris, Vice President Rachel Waldman, Secretary Josh Seidman, Treasurer Sean Feldman, Vice President of Community Service Gilana levin and Vice President of Israel affairs Aderet Avrick.
Hillel is the center for Jewish Life on campus at hundreds of colleges and universities across North America.
Hebrew Free Burial Association Looking for Volunteers
The Hebrew Free Burial Association devotes its resources to performing chesed shel emet (the ultimate act of loving kindness for the deceased who are unable to repay the kindness). Jewish men older than 13 who are not Kohanim are needed to volunteer during HFBA funerals so that Kaddish can be said. The time commitment is minimal. All funerals take place at the Mount Richmond Cemetery, 420 Clarke Ave., usually at 9:30 a.m. For more details, email Scott Diamond at firstname.lastname@example.com or call the HFBA Office at 212-239-1662.
Camp Gan Israel Day Camp
Director: Chana Katzman
289 Harold St.
718-370-8953, email@example.com
Jewish Community Center Summer Camp
Directors: Glenn Wechsler and Stephanie Feldman
1466 Manor Road
718-475-5231, email@example.com or email@example.com
Jewish Community Center Marvin's Camp for Children with Special Needs
Program Supervisor: Yoni Wiesel
1466 Manor Road
718-475-5291, email@example.com
Toras Emes Day Camp
Director: Sterna Ivry
3151 Hylan Blvd.
718-667-5228, email@example.com
Young Israel of Staten Island Day Cap
Director: Rabbi Josh Sturm
835 Forest Hill Road
718-494-6700, ext. 9, firstname.lastname@example.com


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I haven't heard much about Beretta XTra wood other than I've heard people say they don't like it or to stay away from it. But other than affecting people's aesthetic sensibilities, is there anything really wrong with it? Does it hold up? Supposedly it can be treated like a synthetic.


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Meet Tom Shepherd
Tom Shepherd formerly served as president of GTE Sylvania Lighting Products, managing director of the Thomas H. Lee Company in Boston, and currently serves as chairman of TSG Equity Partners. Tom currently serves or has served on the Board of Directors of six publicly traded companies and of more than two dozen companies in total. Tom is an emeritus member of the Washington and Lee Board of Trustees and in 2006 was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Law by Washington and Lee in recognition of his "commitment to social justice and dedication to public service." He has received a Master of Industrial and Labor Relations from Cornell University. His family originates from Shepherdstown, WV, and his wife, Nancy, is an Episcopal priest.
"The initial impetus for this program came as a result of a collaborative faculty-student effort. The program is unique in its linking of rigorous classroom study with carefully selected summer intern assignments. I am delighted to be associated with this signature program, and proud of the Washington and Lee University community's strong support and leadership," states Tom, who currently serves on W&L's Poverty Program Alumni Advisory Board.
Tom also has been involved with land conservation locally, regionally and nationally, and he currently serves on the Land Trust Alliance Advisory Council. He has received awards for completed conservation transactions locally and regionally.


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A waveform interpolation speech coder its enhancement and optimization
Hong, Jaebum
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Publication type: Diplomityö
Issue date: 2001
University: Tampereen teknillinen korkeakoulu
Faculty: Tietotekniikan osasto
Department: Signaalinkäsittelyn laitos
One of the most promising methods for the low-bit-rate speech coding is waveform interpolation (WI).This research aims at developing a speech coder based on the waveform interpolation (WI) scheme, with an attempt to deliver near-toll-quality (wireline-quality) speech at rates around 4 kbps. A waveform interpolation speech coder has been proposed, implemented and evaluated in floating-point arithmetics using Matlab and C programming language environment. Most modules in this simulation platform are implemented in C language to speed up its execution time.In this thesis, the general structure of a conventional WI coder is described and analyzed to understand how different properties of WI coding parameters are reflected to the speech quality. Then a unique frame structure of a 10-ms processing frame with a 25-ms algorithmic lookahead is proposed. A coding scheme depending on input speech characteristics is suggested for an efficient quantization of coding parameters. A novel idea is proposed that makes use of variable extraction-rate of a characteristic waveform (CW).
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Star Tracks: Monday, May 16, 2016
42 years, 2,191 covers and 55,436 stories from PEOPLE magazine's history for you to enjoy
Apr 04, 1988
Vol. 29 No. 13
April 04, 1988
Cover Story
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Two Decades Later, Heirs to a Dream
Nine Young Blacks Born the Day Martin Luther King Jr. Died Look at the World That He Left Changed Forever
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Aaron Spelling's Latest Production Is No Hotel, Just the Biggest One-Family House in California
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Holding His Own Against Cancer, Billy Carter Savors Life as the Quiet Brother
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Myrna Loy
So Perfect in Her Way, It Almost Seems We Imagined Her
Pg. 47
In L.A., the Place Where the Elite Meet to Eat Cheap Is Patrick's Roadhouse, Bill Fischler's Celebrity Fry-for-All
Pg. 55
Can You Dig It? the Mod Squad's Peggy Lipton, One Marriage and 15 Years Later, Returns to Acting
Pg. 59
With Her New Look, Her New Home and a Bright Future, Michele Greene Is L.A. Law's Mouse That Soared
Pg. 65
It Took a Miracle for Paraplegic Paul D'alessandro to Become a Father, And, Happily, Doctors Provided One
Pg. 70
Even Stretching It, Oscar Nominee Sally Kirkland Is No Girl Next Door
Pg. 75
Not to Be Taken Lightly, Ricki Lake Bounces Out of Hairspray with Body and Shine
Pg. 81
A Benefit Auction at Tiffany's Inspires Masks That the Phantom—or the Lone Ranger—Might Envy
Pg. 85
Oscar Hopeful Morgan Freeman Knows Better Than Anyone That Sometimes Genius Isn't Enough
Pg. 89
Hats Off to 10 Years of Dallas!
The Man Known as J.r. Reflects on a Decade Backstage at TV's Southfork
Pg. 98
The Fur Will Be Flying in Pittsburgh as Smokey the Cat Goes on Trial for Feline-ious Assault
Pg. 104
As Hemlines Rise, So Do the Fortunes of Mini Mogul Mary Quant
Pg. 107
Lutece, Shmutece! the Toughest Dinner Reservation in New York Is a Tiny Italian Outpost in Harlem
Pg. 111
The Great Kat, Who Dumped Mozart for Metal Mania
Pg. 117
An Amazing 'Foot' Puts Legless Vet Bill Demby Back in the Ballgame
Pg. 119
To Give the Maker His Due, They'd Have to Call Oscar An Owen
Pg. 123
Eric Javits, Ace Milliner, Pulls Big-Time Glamour Out of His Hats
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GRAND RAPIDS, MI – There will be no memorial service in West Michigan for former Steelcase Inc. chairman Robert C. Pew, members of his family said on Monday, Dec. 24.
"He was very explicit," said his daughter, Kate Pew Wolters. "Dad was a pretty private guy and he just wanted family. So that's what we're doing."
Pew served as Steelcase's board chairman for 25 years until his retirement in 1999. He died at his home in Palm Beach County, Fla on Saturday, Dec. 22. He was 89.
RELATED STORY: Longtime Steelcase leader Robert Pew passes away
During his tenure, Steelcase grew to become the world's largest office furniture company. Despite his success, Pew was reluctant to boast about Steelcase's success or achievements despite its rise to the top of the world's office furniture industry.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests contributions to the charity of your choice or the Grand Rapids Community Foundation, 185 Oakes St. SW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503.
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Marching to Vegas: The Wildcats, The Buffaloes and The Zebras…Posted by AMurawa on January 4th, 2013
From the moment it was first rumored, the relocation of the conference tournament to Las Vegas has created quite a buzz among Pac-12 basketball fans. Adam Butler (@pachoopsAB) of PacHoops will be here every week as he offers his unique perspective along our March to Vegas.
I had this whole thing on Arizona State thought up. I was going to spew some stats about Herb Sendek's "fastest" team since 2003 and the promise he'd made about playing with more pace and whether or not there was a correlation to victories. After all, his group is off to a 12-2 start. Had I continued on this route of statistically analyzing the Devils, I'd also mention their strength of schedule or lack thereof and direct you to Ken Pomeroy's blog post about hopping off of Kevin O'Neill's back for the opposite (too strong of a schedule). ASU has played the nation's 211th most difficult schedule.
But then Arizona made its comeback. Or did Colorado hand it away? Or did the refs egregiously misuse the monitors? These were the questions that perplexed me Thursday night as I sat in my apartment and tried to wrap my Wildcat mind around that game. On the one hand, I was ecstatic, WHAT A COMEBACK! I knew I'd been presented the ultimate scenario with which to stick Buffalo noses in but that's not my style; certainly not on an undeserving play. The other thought would be that the Buffaloes lost that game. They wound up scoring fewer points than their opposition and by the definition of competition, that's a Colorado loss. It's also not exactly becoming of a winner to forgo a nine-point lead and go 3-of-8 from the free throw line while committing two turnovers in the final 1:47. That is not a recipe for winning. The final thought surrounds the striped men and I never like placing a game on their shoulders but…well… I mean… I suppose… well…
So to revisit my three questions:
- Did Arizona win?
- Did Colorado lose?
- Did the refs blow it?
To answer these questions, of course, would be to get us to the resolution of the contest. Or even better, it could settle our minds about a controversial game in which Colorado spent a grand portion of time exposing Arizona as perhaps a poor shooting team with evolving bigs. Conversely, the Wildcats wore down what may be a group of Buffaloes with a short bench, what could ultimately spell the Buffs' demise. And there's the age old debate over Pac officiating…


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By Coastal Breeze News Staff Coastal Breeze News is pleased to announce that reporter Steve Stefanides, widely known in the community as "Stef," has joined their team. Steve will be writing on local civic and public interest news, and will contribute a regular opinion column. Steve says, "I really have enjoyed the last three years covering the news here on the island. So when a group as accomplished and respected as the Coastal Breeze staff approached me with the opportunity to continue in that role I was delighted to accept their offer." Publisher Val Simon says, "Steve is an important voice ... Read More »
Flippin' Flapjacks for Fire Foundation
By Coastal Breeze News Staff The Marco Island Fire Rescue Foundation (MIFRF) held its annual Pancake Breakfast at the Fire Station for a hungry crowd. The eggs, sausage, and pancake breakfast is a popular treat for breakfast lovers. "Guest" pancake flippers included Fire Chief Mike Murphy, City Manager Roger Hernstadt and Steve Stefanides. Adults enjoyed an opportunity to support their local fire department, to socialize and share a meal with friends. Kids loved the pancakes (especially when the Chief added chocolate chips, or worked some Mickey Mouse pancake magic.) Children, no matter how old, were welcome to see the fire ... Read More »
Christmas Island Style Golf Tournament a Success
By Coastal Breeze News Staff On Saturday, October 3, Christmas Island Style held its annual golf tournament, their first fundraiser for the 2015 Christmas season. The tournament was hosted by the Marco Marriott's Hammock Bay Golf Course. More than 90 hole sponsors and 100 golfers helped the group raise close to $14,000. The co-chairs of the event, Wayne and Sue Purvis, Wanda Day, Gene Burson and Barbara Dasti worked hard to make the event the success that it was. Although there were two hole-in-one prizes offered, neither one were won during the tournament. One prize consisted of $10,000 cash, sponsored ... Read More »
A Holiday Salute to Marco's Veterans
By Don Manley The service and sacrifice of America's military men and women was once again commemorated at the Christmas Island Style Holiday Salute to Veterans. Held recently at Rose History Auditorium, the annual affair blended solemn remembrance and patriotic and holiday songs with a presentation on a relatively new program, Collier County Honor Flight. The evening coincided with the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Bulge and it ended with a special announcement honoring WWII veteran Owen Carr, of Marco Island. Among the speakers were Vietnam veterans Steve Stefanides, chairman of Christmas Island Style, and Lee Rubenstein, commander of ... Read More »
Holiday Concert Tribute to Veterans
A lovely evening was had by all in attendance at the Christmas Island Style Holiday Concert for veterans held at the Marco Island History Museum's Rose Auditorium. Steve Stefanides, chair of Christmas Island Style welcomed veterans and guests. He thanked Coastal Breeze News for sponsoring the event and Classic Transportation for providing transportation to those unable to drive themselves. Keith Dameron introduced Malenda Trick and the portrait series she has done to commemorate the military careers of 20 local veterans. The series will be on exhibit at various locations, including Hodges University. Jim Lang, Commander of VFW Post 6370 called ... Read More »
Let it SNOW!
A new Christmas Island Style tradition in the making is happening on Saturday, December 15 at Veteran's Community Park. 'Snowmania' is set to bring 40 tons of snow to the park, along with games, slides and Santa, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. "We wanted to do something special for kids," explains Steve Stefanides, the chairperson behind Christmas Island Style. The organization has been saving up for about five or six years. "It costs about $7,000: you're bringing tractor trailers and chunks of ice to make the snow." Christmas Island Style has planned for three piles of snow divided between ... Read More »
Christmas Island Style
Submitted First, it was Thanksgiving Day. All the wonderful foods, desserts and the tradition of watching football consumed us over the holiday weekend. Then we would found islanders scurrying around to merchants on the island and over the bridge, in search of that elusive great deal on Black Friday, as the unofficial first day of holiday shopping season began. For many Marco Islanders and their youngsters, it was Friday night at the Shops of Marco that would have them focusing on the aerial delivery of Santa for his first official visit to Marco Island this year, kicking off the 2012 ... Read More »
On the road again
By Coastal Breeze News Staff Marco Island's "paradise pedaler," Steve Zandy, is back to his regular cycling routine thanks to the help of the local community. Zandy, known around town for his big heart and custom-built bicycle, lost his sense of freedom when his bicycle was stolen right out of his driveway in mid-June. Members of the Marco community quickly banded together to raise funds to purchase a new bike for Zandy. "It is a real tribute to the island and the generosity of this community," stated Steve Stefanides of Christmas Island Style, who was originally contacted to help in ... Read More »
By Coastal Breeze News Staff Marco Island resident, Steve Zandy, is getting a new bike. After his custom-made, three-wheeled bicycle went missing sometime between Sunday evening of June 17 and early Monday morning, June 18, an outpouring of donations from the community has made it possible to build Steve a new bike. Upon hearing the news of the stolen bicycle, Karen Nettles of Marco Island, contacted Steve Stefanides of Christmas Island Style and Tiffany Holmuth of Mutual of Omaha Bank. Together, they set up a donation fund where individuals could drop off checks in Steve's name at Mutual of Omaha ... Read More »
Letter to the Editor: Zandy family extends thank you
We would very much like to express our thanks to Karen Nettles, Tiffany Homuth and Sharon Krohn at Mutual of Omaha Bank and Steve Stefanides of Christmas Island Style for setting up the fund to replace Steve's bike. To the Marco Island community who has so generously responded. Very special thanks to Mark, Island Bike's supplier and always to Matt Walthour, who once again has shown unbelievable effort and friendship in order to help Steve. Tina, Steve and Kim Zandy Read More »
Christmas Island Style 2011 wrap-up
By Monte Lazarus email@example.com Santa's back with the missus and the elves; Christmas 2011 is over. Marco Island's own Christmas Island Style wrapped up on January 17th with a festive awards ceremony. Unlike Hollywood, there were no red carpets, no speeches thanking agents, families and producers. It was simply down-home thanks and recognition of the judges' selections as best in all the classes and categories. About 80 attendees were at the Historical Society's Rose Hall to enjoy some food and libations before distribution of the awards. Steve Stefanides served as emcee for the Mutual of Omaha sponsored event. Steve, or ... Read More »
Parading the streets of Marco
By Coastal Breeze News Staff With great anticipation and excitement, Marco Island's 24th Annual Christmas Island Style Street Parade was welcomed by cheering, shouting crowds. The parade is the pinnacle event after weeks of planned activities geared towards celebrating Christmas in proper island- style. According to Steve Stefanides, "I think we had more in attendance this year than ever before." The weather certainly cooperated this year. Cars and trucks started lining up along the parade route early in the morning. While others hauled out chairs and ropes to stake out their prime viewing area. Not only were those walking the ... Read More »
Kiwanis Club of Marco Island "Toys for Kids" drive
Submitted Once again, the Kiwanis Club of Marco Island has begun their annual toy drive for the children of our area. In lieu of donating toys, the club is requesting monetary donations. By doing so, it allows the club members along with the Lely Key Club to shop for appropriate toys for children in the area. K-Mart on Tamiami Trail in Naples has generously offered to open their doors to our "Santa's helpers" on Sunday, December 18, 2011. In the past the discounts and assistance from K-Mart provided a wonderful selection of quality toys for the students. The gifts will ... Read More »
Pets in Paradise Christmas Parade
Marco Island Town Center held the latest in a series of Christmas Island Style events this week featuring a live musician, photographer for holiday portraits, and new Pets in Paradise Christmas Parade. Merchants and restaurants participated with their most festive merchandise and restaurants their best specials. According to Steve Stefanides, the Pet Parade is a winner and sure to gain in popularity in coming years. Prizes were awarded to winners in several different categories. Read More »
Christmas Island Style means giving and good times
By Danielle Dodder Steve Stefanides really doesn't want you to give him credit for pulling together the month-long series of holiday events that is Christmas Island Style. He declined a photo for this piece and credits the generosity of event sponsors before his own work. (Well, we did ask him to sport a holiday sweater, so the photo ducking is understandable.) However, when many a monument to ego-building masquerades as a good deed, this modesty is refreshing. In fact, Marco's surrogate Santa does much more than coordinate a tree lighting, and Christmas Island Style is more than a good time. ... Read More »


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In Just No Time At All, My Broadway Dream Came TrueCarolyn Castiglia
I'll never forget kneeling down on the side of the twin bed with the white metal IKEA frame that had traveled with me from my very first post-college apartment in Chicago to my new apartment on Crescent Street in Astoria, Queens, right underneath the Triboro Bridge, where giant trucks that sounded like monsters rattled and zoomed by outside my bedroom window. My best friend Angie and I had just finished setting up our apartment and the overwhelming noise of the bridge alone was enough to terrify us two country girls from the upper reaches of New York State. She came into my room and kneeled next to me, elbows on the bed, both of us praying.
"Are you trying to cast the devil out of New York City like I am?" I asked Angie, knowing full well she was, because Angie was always praying. We were two small town Catholic girls in way over our heads, trying to deal with landlords who barely spoke English and who almost jipped us out of our apartment. "Yes," she laughed, and we both just stayed there leaning against my bed, listening to backfiring 18-wheelers that sounded like death, hoping that somehow this insane place we'd moved to wouldn't swallow us whole.
Angie and I came to New York in the fall of 2000 armed with musical theatre degrees, brunette pixie cuts and matching mocha lipstick leftover from the 90's. (Those tubes were so long back then! They lasted forever!) We felt prepared the way the freshly graduated do to tackle the Great White Way and make our mark on the world. I got a job on Broadway almost immediately, as a temp at the worldwide headquarters of Morgan Stanley. Over the next several years, I learned there's a specific melody to the mocking-yet-bragging tone used by mid-level Investment Banking administrators introducing a new temp with the phrase, "This is Carolyn. She's an actress." Being a performer in an office building makes you "the other," so whoever is in charge of introducing you immediately brings you to meet any other performers who might happen to be in the building. "Oh, you're an actress, huh? Elizabeth is an opera singer. She's up on the 26th floor. Let me take you up there." As if you're only able to take instructions that are sung. "Cooooooommmmme! I'll show you how to fiiiiiiiiiiiile!" Based on my personal experience with being "the other," I can only imagine that at some point somewhere in America, a black CEO on his first day was ushered immediately down to the mailroom. "Well, Joe, we just wanted you to meet the people we feel you'd be most comfortable with. These guys are black, too! Would you like me to sing that? I know your people are very musical."
After a year of improv, voice lessons and auditions, I got my first summer stock gig playing two crazy ladies: Louise in Alan Ayckbourn's Joking Apart and Beggar Woman in Sweeney Todd. I was used to doing character parts since I'd done them all throughout college, but my voice teacher in New York seemed to think I was an ingenue, and my next gig as the lead in a children's theatre tour of Pippi Longstocking proved her right – I sure could play 'em young! I was 24 portraying a 9-year-old. I had truly immense range. Pippi Longstocking is supposed to be "the strongest girl in the world," but really she's just a wig with the strongest curl in the world, and after two months on the road with no shampooing, it had the strongest smell in the world, too.
For eight weeks I was covered in braided sweat and the hands of 6-year-old little boys trying to cop a feel. After one show in Georgia, a little boy came up to me and said, "I really liked your movie Pippi," and stuck his hands underneath my skirt. I was shocked. I could tell he knew what he was doing. He wanted a piece of Pippi's Swedish pie! I took his hands out from underneath my skirt, but he continued to hug me, his head at my waist and his arms around my butt, for as long as he could. This is how players are made, parents. Hug your children. If you don't, they'll end up snorting crank at a strip club, shouting, "Do it again, Pippi!" I mean, that boy is 18 now. I bet every time he takes a girl to the movies he can't wait to "tell her how much he liked it." I just hope he isn't thinking of looking up at me in that sweaty wig during the credits.
When the Pippi tour ended I landed a summer dinner theatre production of Grease. Growing up in the 80's I was obsessed with the movie (duh), and playing the iconic Rizzo (executed so perfectly in the film by the brilliant Stockard Channing) was a dream come true. In truth, it was something I had never even dared to dream, since I didn't really see myself as "tough girl" or leading lady material. I was getting closer and closer to playing age appropriate parts that weren't garish old witches or a child with an absentee pirate parent who lives with animals. I started to feel like maybe I could actually be in Rent or Hairspray or god damn it Mamma Mia!
That summer in Ohio (as the Jason Robert Brown's like to say) was one of lots of epiphanies for me, including the fact that I really wanted to do stand-up. Like really really. I guess prior to that point I hadn't put two and two together, even though I'd done lots of funny banter in cabaret settings and was comfortable with crowd work before I even knew it had a name, but I'd always wanted to do stand-up. I remember being riveted by Rosie O'Donnell while she hosted VH1's Stand-Up Spotlight and catching other comedy programs here and there during the 80's boom when my parents weren't making me watch Murder, She Wrote. I loved Bill Cosby's Himself. I always made my friends laugh, but I thought of myself as such a serious actress. #robinwilliamsproblems
I got married that same summer, and I knew that I wanted my life on the road to end. I took an expensive class in the fall with a Broadway casting director who did not like me, and during our final "feedback" session he told me, "I just don't see a future for you in musical theatre." I told him, "Well, that's okay, because I'm going to start doing comedy." "That's a good choice," he said, snidely. "You are very entertaining." And that was the end of my musical theatre career. Okay, I take that back. During the first year I started doing comedy, I did audition to play Liza Minelli in The Boy from Oz. I mean, I still had the pixie cut and the leftover brown lipstick. Why not?
Because I came from musical theatre and acting, I've always used lots of characters and music in my comedy. By some random twist of fate, I tried this joke early on as a stand-up where I parodied J-Lo's "Jenny from the Block," and people seemed to love it. Then, by an even more random twist of fate, I started freestyle rapping – first in the context of improv games, then with my good friend Adira Amram, who encouraged me to make that "my thing." The people producing The White Rapper Show for VH1 heard about that and scouted me, and thus my television career, such that it is, began. But I've never forgotten about my big dreams of Broadway, and every time I hear of someone like Ana Gasteyer joining the cast of Wicked or something like that, I think, it may not be too late for me yet!
Well, yesterday my Broadway dream finally came true. Sort of, anyway. I was selected to be one of 200 New Yorkers singing on the New Broadway Cast Recording of the musical Pippin. Yes, the definitive cast recording. The one they will sell at the gift stand during intermission. The one scores of high school and college kids obsessed with musical theatre will buy so that they can sing along with the amazing voices of Matthew James Thomas, Patina Miller, Terrence Mann and so many more. Beloved comedienne Andrea Martin – who some of you may know from her film appearances in My Big Fat Greek Wedding or Hedwig and the Angry Inch and who your children will know from her amazing work on Sesame Street – was in attendance at the recording, along with legendary lyricist/composer (and Pippin scribe) Stephen Schwartz. (Even if you're not a fan of Broadway, you know Schwartz's work with Disney. His lyrics appear in Pocahontas, The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Enchanted.) Several New York notables were there like Michael Musto and Seth Rudetsky, and I sat next to my friend Raven Snook – also a musical theatre gal turned mom and writer who gets her stage kicks now hosting Hot Mama Burlesque. Raven was part of an original workshop of Urinetown and while we were singing yesterday, she turned to me and said, "Your voice is great. You don't sing anymore?" I said, "Your voice is great! You don't sing anymore?" Then we chuckled and joked that every person in the room was someone who wanted to make it on Broadway, ready to show off their chops.
The recording took place at the beautiful Society for Ethical Culture Concert Hall near Lincoln Center, and as Martin looked around the room she told us in an aside, "I wish I was dating so I could get married here." Martin was effervescent throughout the recording, engaging the crowd with witty jibes. As Musto noted in his column this morning, "After one of the takes went pretty flawlessly, Andrea Martin asked, 'Are there any Mormons here? It sounds like the Mormon Tabernacle Choir!'" My favorite moment of hers though was when we got to the end of "No Time At All," the big number we're backing her up on, Schwartz was teaching us some harmonies. Martin interrupted and said, "Is this history in the making? Is Stephen Schwartz composing this for you all right now?" And he was!
Thanks to Time Out New York for having me, and to the Universe for making my performance career come full circle. If you'd like to see more photos and watch clips from the recording, check out the #pippininsession thread on Twitter.


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The University of Hawaii men's basketball team came up just short again in its second consecutive Big West Conference road game.
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The Silly Yak Gluten Free Bistro/Bakery is a leader in providing nutritious, natural, gluten free foods to promote the well being of the individual, our community and the environment. We provide high quality, healthy, gluten-free options for celiacs and the health conscious alike.
The Silly Yak is leading the way in creating fresh and healthy gluten free goods that taste fantastic. Our products are baked in a dedicated gluten free facility, contain no preservatives, colours, chemicals, or other unnatural ingredients. They contain only whole foods. Our Gluten Free menu is healthy, natural and will appeal to everyone. We are preservative and chemical free. Many of our ingredients are local, such as our real maple syrups, honey, wines, and cheeses. In fact, we grow our own herbs organically and make our own basil almond pesto and sage walnut pesto which are used in some of our pizzas and sandwiches. We are fully Licensed and serve local, Prince Edward County Wines, Gluten Free beers, organic bottled beer from Toronto (this is the only item we sell that is not gluten free).
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I took my DD, 3 1/2 years old, to the mall today to play in their play place because we are having nasty, rainy weather right now. They have it set up with a big lighthouse in the middle that the kids can go in, there isn't anything to climb on in there or anything, just windows to look out. Where i was originally sitting I couldn't see all of the play stuff on the other side because of the lighthouse and DD came running over to me crying saying "I don't want him to play with me mean!" So I got her calmed down and told her to stay away from whoever wasn't being nice and I moved to where I could see where she wanted to play, a giant sandcastle that they can climb on and through.
She starts running around with another little girl and a little boy, both who look to be between 6-8 years old, then the three of them head into the lighthouse. They were in there for longer than I thought they should be, without looking out the windows or anything so I go peek in the door and this little boy is forcing my daughter to sit by him and hugging her up against him. I WAS PISSED!!!!!!!!!! It took all I had not to drag that boy out of there and demand to know what the hell he was doing touching my daughter. Instead I just told my obviously uncomfortable daughter "you don't have to stay in there if you don't want to, why don't you come sit with me for a minute".
I asked her what was going on in there and she said "he was just saying he was sorry for grabbing me earlier". I said "well what was he doing in the lighthouse, hugging you?" She said " yes, and he kissed me too, but I wiped it off." At this point I am fighting back tears because me precious little girl is being touched by this boy, who is at least twice her age! I told her to stay away from that boy and play where I could see her, not in the lighthouse.
I tried to watch the boy so I could figure out who his parents were because I was going to talk to them about their childs HIGHLY inappropriate behavior, but I never saw him approach any parents and while I was also paying close attention to DD he left without me seeing. In between the incident and him leaving I watched him bring the other little girl that DD was playing with into the lighthouse, and she came right back out and then avoided him so he obviously made her uncomfortable too and being older she knew it was wrong. I also watched him try to talk another older girl into going into the lighthouse and she wouldn't and began playing with someone else.
Sorry this is so long, it just really bothered me. I can't believe I have to be worried about things like this happening in a small little play area with parents all around and kids no older than 10!!!!!!!!!!!! It is sad to think that the little boy is quite possibly abused himself and that is where this behavior comes from, I mean why else would a boy of about 7 years be behaving this way? Ugh, thanks for letting me vent. What do you all think about it? Inappropriate? Am I overreacting?


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Considerably larger than the other Breton islands, at 17km from east to west, gorgeous Belle-Île, 15km south of Quiberon, feels significantly less isolated than the rest. However, its towns – fortified Le Palais; Sauzon, arrayed along one side of a long estuary; and Bangor, inland – are consistently lovely, and it offers wonderful opportunities for walking and cycling. At different times in its turbulent history the island belonged to the monks of Redon, the English – who in 1761 swapped it for Menorca – and Lorient's Companie des Indes.
Belle-Íle is far too large to stroll round, but a coastal footpath runs on bare soil for the length of the exposed Côte Sauvage with its sparse heather-covered cliffs facing out into the sea. To appreciate this and the rich and fertile landward side, some form of transport is advisable – rental bikes are widely available in Le Palais.


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Loved the book for Farworld. Interesting words on kindness and it's strength throughout the story.
Amazing detail and descriptions! It made me laugh, and I felt like I was going through the adventures with Marcus and Kyja.
great story. a little darker than the first two but the characters are really getting some depth.
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Woke up this monrning with lots of preassure from work and family issues, nothing bad to be worried about, but its just like cant get my mind together, cant concentrate and is just like cant get myself in one so just played 3 games and lost all of them in a row, also cant get a solved problem in the TT, so its like it might be better to just watch some videos and forget about practice for today. Has this ever happen to anyone? Any piece of advice?
Sigo en ello Mtro, ahorita me detuve un poco porque estoy terminando mi maestría por eso me puse en vacaciones, pero la siguiente semana retomaré con todo, ya es lo último para iniciar mi titulación. Saludos.
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No todo en el ajedrez es ganar :) Cuando yo ando en mala racha, como tu dices : derrotas consecutivas, no poder resolver los problemas del TT etc... solo me digo que fue un mal dia y retomo al dia siguiente 8) Ya si la racha continua mejor dejo el ajedrez por un tiempo jeje. Esa es mi opinion y lo que yo hago, ya sabras tu que hacer.
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Hosted by xTheHarlequinDevilx. ********************** Theme: Hero tricks heroine into thinking he's something he isn't. He's really a BAD man. XP ********************* Editors / Parts: Part 1: TonightsReality // Phoebus x Jasmine Part 2: xSilvy // Tramp x Jenna Part 3: xTheHarlequinDevilx // Sinbad x Megara Part 4: 0Athenachan0 // Dimitri x Ariel ft. Dr Facilier Part 5: LittleWonders2386 // Jim Hawkings x Chel ft. Hades Part 6: xAmuAnimex // Aladdin x Pocahontas Part 7: Chereshenka // Shang x Tzipporah Part 8: LithonelPwnz // John Smith x Anya Part 9: IrisRainbow // Tarzan x Tegra Part 10: SeargentScarlett // Cale Tucker x Odette ft. Jasmine Part 11: xVampiireHeart // Quasimodo x Aurora ft. Frollo
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Defining Human Uniqueness In 'Almost Chimpanzee'NPRMr. COHEN: And so they were going - and this woman volunteered to be inseminated with Tarzan's sperm. Her life was meaningless, this would give her life ...
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My part for MDP's new MEP, hosted by yours truly! ;) The theme was to use cannon couples, and so I chose to do Tarzan and Jane, which I think fit this song amazingly well! ;D Couple: Tarzan x Jane Movie: Tarzan (Disney) Song: Teenage Dream Artist: Katy Perry Please enjoy! ;DDisclaimer: I do not own any of the material used in this video. The clips belong to Disney, and the song belongs to Katy Perry. Again, I own nothing. This was not used for profit in any way. Thank you.
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...the Savage Land, a "land that time forgot" where dinosaurs and men walk side by side. In short, the X-Men have more to in common with Tarzan, Pellucidar and Star Trek than they do with traditional super-heroics. In keeping with this pulp science fiction focus...
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This is our MEP, "In My Head" by Jason DeRulo, in which canon couples were used. Editors / Parts: Part 1: AmyMusicals // Tiana x NaVeen Part 2: Hinokara // Aladdin x Jasmine Part 3: Chereshenka // Sinbad x Marina Part 4: Gss42 // Hercules x Meg Part 5: LittleWonders2386 // Tramp x Lady Part 6: 0Athenachan0 // Tarzan x Jane Part 7: LithonelPwnz // Phoebus x Esmerelda Part 8: HushCrush25 // Pocahontas x John Smith Part 9: BamfHamster // Simba x Nala Part 10: xXAmity0ParkXx // Anastasia x Dimitri
Finally!!! After so much time off, here is the new mep from Shattered Star Studios. This is a crossover vid, through it also contains love triangles I think in the end it resulted being an excellent vid and everyone worked really hard :) Part 1: 00SilentMistress00 Pairing: Naruto x Esmeralda x Phoebus Footage: The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Naruto Part 2: DawnRulesProdutions Pairing: Dawn x Shikamaru x Temari Footage: Pokemon Diamond and Pearl, Naruto Shippuden Part 3: SakuraLimited Pairing: Sakura x Jim Footage: Sakura Card Captor, Treasure Planet Part 4: ThePickledThief Pairing: Oliver x Meowzie x Meowth Footage: Pokemon, Oliver and company Part 5: Neopuff Pairing: Tenten x Brock x Temacu Footage: Naruto, Pokemon Part 6: baseballplaya88 Pairing: Tarzan x Inuyasha x Kagome Footage: Tarzan, Inuyasha Kanketsu-hen Part 7: XXXnagisakun1702XXX Pairing: Inuyasha x Sakura Footage: Inuyasha, Sakura Card Captor Note: After this mep, we've added to the list of footage Shugo Chara, Pandora Hearts & Corrector Yui
My first MEP part for Disney Heroes Studios Band: Backstreet Boys Song: Straight through my heart Characters: Tarzan, Marina Movies: Tarzan, Sinbad: Legend of the seven seas ** No copyright infringement intended **
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Second full crossover vid ya'll! I wanted to do this couple for the longest time, and now I have! Mwahaha! Too bad the entire vid sucks XD. The fight scene sucks, the texture I used is horrible, like, everything just sucks. lawl. But here's the plot: So Tarzan is your local monkey man, and Pocahontas is part of a tribe that doesn't get along with the gorillas. One day Tarzan finds Pocahontas, and he instantly feels a connection with her. They share a moment (the hands part. That's one of my favorite Tarzan moments XD). Tarzan confronts his adoptive father Kerchak about the Indian tribe, and tries to convince him that they aren't bad people. Kerchak remains unconvinced, so him and Tarzan argue, which leads Tarzan to run off. In an attempt to cool off his anger, he fights Sabor, the leopardess who had been terrorizing everyone in the jungle. Throughout the fight, he's unable to get Pocahontas out of his mind. The thought of her increases his determination to kill Sabor, which he eventually succeeds in doing. Meanwhile, Pocahontas is sneaking off with the explorer John Smith, who she shouldn't be around because he is a "white man", like Tarzan. They fall madly in love, though a part of Pocahontas feels bad about Tarzan. Regardless, they kiss, which Tarzan sees. He remembers the necklace he had given Pocahontas before, and, heartbroken, he angrily attacks and kills John Smith. Tarzan, still in a fit of rage, rips off the necklace he gave Pocahontas. But once he realizes what ...
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MIRANDA FORGIVE ME. o___o Someone had already taken Ariel. xD Full MEP link will be available soon. :) I'm not sure about the colouring for this, and the CK is a bit ropey but overall I like it. :D
~ please . read ~ edit: ooooh my 100th video -prances round room- weee thanks everyone for helping me get this far OMG I love Chris Daughtry 8DD kinda and odd video, i dont think it came out very well ══════════════════════════════ Music: Song: over you Artist: Chris Daughtry Footage: Tarzan, Little Mermaid Programs: Sony Vegas 7 ══════════════════════════════ Story: Tarzans relationship with Jane is going downhill, they are constantly fighting and cant agree on anything. Whenever Tarzan is feeling good about something, Jane always ruins it and destroys his hopes. Although Tarzan doesnt love her anymore, he feels its his duty to care for her. But one day Jane just leaves, saying everything is over and leaves Tarzan behind Meanwhile In the city of Atlantica, Ariel and her father are at each others throats. Ariel wants to live on the surface but her father wont allow it and goes into a fit of rage, destroying everything. Because of this, Ariel runs away and makes a deal with the Sea witch Ursula to become human While Tarzan watches Jane disappear, Ariel shoots to the surface. Tarzan stares with amazement. Ariel notices him and falls in love. Tarzan takes her to live with him and she tries to get him to like her. And it soon works. Ariel and Tarzan are happy ^^ when suddenly, just before they kiss for the first time, Ursula appears and changes Ariel back into a mermaid. Tarzan is shocked and disgusted at her and ...
Ryuji Yamakawa & Shoji Nakamaki vs X & Tarzan Goto 30-05-1997 Osaka Tempozan Harbor Village
Ryuji Yamakawa & Shoji Nakamaki vs X & Tarzan Goto 30-05-1997 Osaka Tempozan Harbor Village
Well I need to work on the effects but i think im getting the hang of it :) Story: John comes to the island in surch of edventure and gold and finds Tarzan. But as the rest of his team arives he tells Tarzan to go, knowing the others would take Tarzan and make him help find the gold any way they could. He starts to visit him at night. thats all i got but i hope you like it. hopefully i can finish it soon. Song: What Have I Done Clips: Tarzan & Pocahontas
NewMoon96: This is my first Crossover between Kovu and Tarzan. I hope you like it! xD
A kind of giant sampling of never/rarely used crossover couples from non/disney movies. The only pairing idea that wasn't from my own head was the one with Zeus. A friend was at my house when I was part way finished and insisted on those two. I was just as disturbed (yet entertained) as most of you are bound to be. So thank you, everyone. 50 may not seem like a huge number compared to some but it means a lot to me. I hope I can keep you smiling in the future. Couples: Aurora x Jim Peter x Shanti Eric x Kida Meg x Kenai Tulio x Mulan Tarzan x Belle Zeus x Fairy Godmother Beast x Aurora David x Ariel Milo x Pocahontas Hercules x Chel
xX♥:.Please Read!.:♥Xx Song: Tarzan and Jane By: Toybox Footage: Naruto {[Shippuden]} Program: Sony Vegas 8.0 Pro Detication: Lydia. XD It just makes me think of her! Requested: {[None]} ♥X♥X♥X♥X♥X♥X♥X♥X♥X♥X♥X♥X♥X♥X♥X♥X♥X♥X♥X So um, this was...FUN! XD It only took me like, twenty minutes, too! Itachi as Tarzan..WTF! I had fun blue-screening him into my woods for the jungle scenes! ♥ Who wouldn't want to go out and find Naruto characters running around their backyard!? If they don't have Sharaingan and Chakara, that is!
So i was bored today and Lavi was like why don't you make a video but a disney one for a change. So i was like okay and she was like a demand it be dedicated to me, so heres to you Wifey My Love My Kiss My Wife My Sex My Owned My Copyright ..... Remember to read terms and conditions ... XD
TARZAN IN TURCIA.........By DoM
footage: ferngully, tarzan, and atlantis song: stacys mom
Song: El Tango De Roxanne from the movie Moulin Rouge StefsProductions Footage: Treasure Planet, The Swan Princess 1, 2, and 3, and The Road to El Dorado Couple: Jim x Odette x Derreck with Tulio as the Narrator rosecleer Footage: The Hunchback of Notre Dame, The Little Mermaid 1, and 3, and Treasure Planet Couple: Ariel x Jim x Frollo miathekingswife Footage: The Little Mermaid, and Treasure Planet Couple: Ariel x Jim x Eric EponineGraydeChagny Footage: Beauty and the Beast, Pocahontas 2, and Sinbad Couple: Belle x John Rolfe x Proteus minafier05 Footage: Peter Pan 2, and Anastasia Couple: Jane x Peter x Dimitri BananaMuffin2024 Footage: Hercules, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Tarzan Couple: Meg x Tarzan x Quasimodo FumaJin Footage: The King and I, and Anastasia Couple: Anya x Dimitri x (i dont know his name)
Storyline: Wendy and her family make a trip in a ship, they go to the jungle. The little girl is very excited and happy. In the jungle, a boy called Tarzan heard the ship that was arriving, so a little surprised he approached and saw some tents ( a camping.) He waited until he saw Wendy who was leaving her tent, he aproached her and smiled. Soon they became good friends, they were always togueter, happy and laughing. One day,Wendy told her mum she liked a boy (Tarzán.) But her mother wasnt happy because she wanted that Wendy had rich friends, and not a wild one. So the mother told her husband and , Wendys father talked to Tarzan to tell him he couldnt be Wendys friend anymore. Tarzan runned and decided Wendys father was right. It was the best for her. So, when the girl approached him he made her to become angry... Then , both of them were very sad. Wendy thought that Tarzan hated her and Tarzan realised that now she had another good friends .(In this crossover the boys are not her brothers.) But, time goes by and Wendy is not happy. Finally her father told her the truth about Tarzan, very happy she talks to him, and once again they are friends....the father wanted the best for his girl but it was later that he realised her hapiness was with Tarzán. Hope you liked it!!! Please, rate and comment!!
BananaMuffin2024 Footage: The Aristocats Pairing: Duchess x Thomas x Marie MinaFier05 Footage: Treasure Planet and Peter Pan 2 Pairing: Wendy x Jim x Jane KittyKraz13 Footage: The Aristocats and Oliver and Company Pairing: Duchess x Oliver x Marie SecretHeart20 Footage: The Little Mermaid 1 & 2 and Treasure Planet Pairing: Ariel x Jim x Melody StefsProductions Footage: Tarzan, Ferngully, and Atlantis Pairing: Kida x Tarzan x Chrysta ? Footage: The Little Mermaid Beauty and the Beast Anastasia Peter Pan 2
well i love theese two , dont worry babeyy he is ok :) i dont own music and i hope it was a supride fiona
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EPTVRF Luchetti: a história do homem que conta históriasEPTV, Brazil... dos contos que lia na revista policial X-9, com a qual o autor colaborava desde 1948, e encomendou um programa novo de novelas mensais que recebeu o nome de "Grande Teatro de Aventuras". A primeira aventura foi um "plágio rasgado" de Tarzan. ...
"Dein Touristik Net"Saisonstart im LEGOLAND® Deutschland"Dein Touristik Net", GermanyMamma Mia, König der Löwen oder Tarzan - Hits aus 16 verschiedenen Musicals begeistern die Gäste im abendlichen LEGOLAND. Für alle Rennfahrer geht im September bei den Ferrari-Tagen ein Traum in Erfüllung: Neben echten Ferrari-Ausstellungsstücken und ...


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When Nabokov said "caress the detail, the divine detail", he may have been advising other writers, but at the same time he was making a transferable point. Both pleasure and distress are characterised not via general and unspecific feelings, but by precise aspects that explain to us why we feel as we do.
Thus on the way to Sunderland, what was winding me up wasn't the prospect of United no longer being champions, but the way Steven Gerrard's errant backpass had suddenly woven itself into both Liverpool and Chelsea's history, a quirk of circumstance giving colour and uniqueness to something I was desperate be nondescript.
So before the game, excitement at seeing United play was for once as much reliant on the cognitive as the instinctive. It wasn't that anyone expected anything more from Liverpool - not because they're untrustworthy, although they are, but because they're rubbish. And not rubbish like a scrunched up piece of paper is rubbish, but in the way of a sewer full of festering flesh, food and effluence. United deserve shames and hand-wagglings galore for losing to such an inept bunch of malcoordinated nonentities.
If only we'd been able to teleport George Courtney over to Anfield from nearby Spennymoor. A bedrock of Liverpool's 80s success, having him reprise his uncanny knack for rescuing them one last time would have been well worth the trade-off of being permanently accessible to your parents and significant other.
Luckily the locals were on hand to lighten the mood, and what a joy it was to watch them do runway for us, smizing, finding the light and modelling H2T; Miss Jay Alexander would've been in raptures.
Kicking it first were a group of street cornered youths lunching on White Lightning and dispensing casual racism in the direction of any passing Asians. Closer to the ground, the crowd was a particularly dense shade of fat and a testament to many lifetimes of lipid abuse, the exception a value pack of badly tanned, haphazardly made-up, improbably thin young girls, apparently there to publicise Sunderland's backing of England's World Cup bid. I'm absolutely certain FIFA is taking note.
Other characters worthy of record included girls in evening dresses, girls with blue snooker chalk on their noses, many men sporting the muscles-tattoos-no hair combo, and several of the fastest eaters in the world. Though perhaps the weirdest sight was a middle-aged lady in a specially prepared half-Sunderland half-Chelsea shirt. Matching her half-and-half yellow-black hair and equally hybrid man-woman appearance, perhaps it was some kind of fancy dress theme, and certainly showed a quite remarkable level of effort, along with an equally astounding ability to care about other people's business.
A friend of mine who watches Sunderland has often commented that, ideally, he'd do so in grounds empty save for him and a few selected family members, and it was easy to see why. And this position was only given further credence as the afternoon progressed, chants of Chelsea accompanied by strains of You'll Never Walk Alone - smalltime to the very nth degree.
Hearing the teams, there was an enjoyable symmetry in discovering that both brothers Ferdinand adorned their respective benches, the younger model - in the loosest possible sense - not even brought on when Mensah went off, despite his formidable IQ.
The players at Sunderland walk out to what we now know as The Apprentice theme tune, about as stirring as Alan Sugar. Once the game began, United performed very well considering the circumstances, playing with authority and composure and producing the kind of getting it done show that has served them so well over the years. If only they'd have mustered the same at Blackburn.
For the second time in three weeks, the game was run by Paul Scholes, who after a ropey period has relocated his genius. Feted as a man of the people for his play the game, get showered, go home attitude, how many of us can honestly say that given such extravagant gifts, success and exchequer, we would behave in similarly unassuming fashion?
Scholes was ably supported by those around him, Vidic, Evans, Rooney and Evra playing particularly well, Giggs hampered by his own carelessness and the ineptitude of the slug-ish O'Shea behind him. Meanwhile, Nani was a constant threat and has even added tackling back to his repertoire of excellence, also meriting specific praise for the hard time he gave the horrible Richardson, now banished to left back along with the number 10 shirt he so obliviously requested.
Meanwhile, after an excellent afternoon against Spurs, Berbatov seized a bout of terrible form from nowhere, displaying the sort of Sadim effect that made it seem like losses need cutting. It's harsh to boil down two years of being messed about in this way, but the late chances missed against Chelsea and Blackburn were his moments and he failed to embrace them, the second in particular showing a lack of composure that is the last thing you'd expect of him.
Even as the game wound down and United settled for a single goal, Sunderland could muster no real threat, the roond mooth excitement that produces such a peculiar pitch restricted to a few isolated moments. To protect the lead, Fergie brought on Ferdinand, the introduction of someone tall yet rubbish in the air a role usually filled (and then devoured) by O'Shea. And with a minute to go, on came none other than Owen Hargreaves, hair and beard exactly as you'd expect from someone who's had a gap year or two. I wonder what a United shirt would look like in tie-dye.
Talking of the idle, it would be remiss not to mention that the 90 minutes was punctuated by bursts of police trotting up the stairs in the away end to no apparent purpose, unless there was some sort of skiver's social club at the top of the stand. The amount of money spent on unnecessary boy dem is a gravy train that really ought to be explained: this season, for example, the only hint of trouble I've seen was initiated by the police and, at a game where the away allocation was cut to 1,700, you have to wonder what they can possibly have expected to unfold.
Thus it was with particular resentment that I read Greater Manchester Police's statement this week, responding to criticism of the way they've treated those voicing displeasure with the Glazers. Apparently, it "has a policy of allowing peaceful protest to take place". How very good of it! Gosh, what even-handed liberalism! But how about this: actually, it shouldn't matter a single iota what the GMP's "policy" is. The right to protest peacefully is enshrined in law, not within the gift of some jumped-up police chief, and anyone who suggests different can caress my divine detail.
On The Road will be available in book form as soon as possible, from www.danielharriswriter.co.uk
what a surprise - no mention of the man utd fans attacking a beer kiosk at half time on the rampage. Typical of man utd fans a la fergie style- can dish it out but cant take it back and probably the reason why they are hated so much -a balanced view would have been better but too much to ask i think...
I'm sure the kiosk provoked them.
Walk away if you don't like it. Its United's section, if you could all but read.. No one said you have to be fair or balanced for that matter.
Plus lets talk football instead of its fans. United won, and you.. ? Figures.
what an utterly cretinous verbose load of arrogant bile. who the hell is going to want to read a book of this rubbish? stick to your day job mate - you have no future in writing.
Ooooh hark at Oscar Wilde there! Why the need for such a snidey bitchy article? Anyone could go anywhere and find people to take the piss out of. I can't remember Manchester being the land of the beautiful people the last time I was there to be honest, unless kagoul wearing "lads" swaggering around like edgy baboons is considered hot stuff these days. At least our fans don't wear green and gold protest scarves while stuffing our faces with burgers bought in the ground, spilling sauce on our official replica kits. I love the football Man Utd play and I would rather you won it than Chelsea. I just can't see the need for arrogant stuff like this, it sounds like something a cockney would write about the North.
What a cretin. You will like it less next season. Hope your debt keeps climbing glory boy.
One of the worst blogs I have ever had the misfortune of reading. Vile, so very cheap, and cowardly.
Contrived and pretentious to the very Nth degree.
I think you will find that Daniel has been even handed in his ascerbic comments this season, even about sections of Man Utd's own support. Sunderland is a dump, nothing wrong or unusual in revealing that. I agree with the police comment wholeheartedly, football is a real gravy train for them. God forbid they actually put in any overtime to police the decaying inner city estates of GB instead...
re: porcster.
Daniel's "ascerbic" comments just make him sound like a massive snob. As for Sunderland being a dump, it's got good and bad parts like everywhere else, including Manchester. Actually, especially Manchester.
Amazing writing! Everything's spot on, missed the trip to Sunderland this year, but have to say reading this brought back memories of Middlesbrough last year! Thank God they are still down!
You lot never cease to display the dignity and class so often associated with Manchester United (formerly known as Manchester United Football Club).
Spot on. I witnessed it first hand. Sunderland people = mutants.
What makes this outstanding column even better is the outraged comments. Brilliant.
Read it and weep you mongs.
Daniel Harris, once again we salute you.
Apparently the police were called because Manchester United supporters attacked and intimidated stewards and vendors, stole money, stole food and generally fought with each other and anybody around them. I think if they were limited to 1700 then the behaviour they displayed indicates that maybe that was a little to many.
As for Sunderland being a "dump"...there are certainly parts of it which could do with some renovation but I think if you compare it with the Manchester conurbation it would probably come out quite favourably. Manchester deserved the points. Sunderland have blown hot and cold all season. I think Steve Bruce needs to re-evalute his squad. Its beginning to look like Manchester's dominace may be waning...possibly too many older players...but Fergie has a habit of bouncing back..I note that on TV over here in Canada....that Fergie didnt look well.
You tell 'em, Tom!
Far be it for a united supporter to display himself as an arrogant gloating tosser. And don't stop gloating despite living in Chelsea's shadow...
Chelsea fans. They make me laugh. Chelsea is a joke, you have had one good season, and you say United is in your shadow? LOL Try winning 14 more epl titles and then you will tie United in Epl trophies. Chelsea is in Uniteds shadow, and even if you win 5 more epl trophies, you will still be in United shadow. Chelsea fans are phony anyway. Bandwagon money fans
i second that . One good season and they are gloating and that too they won only won by a solitary point (lets not forget the very favourable refreeing decisions they got both home and away against us ). Not only are they way behind us in epl trophies , for them winning a Ecc cup will still be a dream . And then they call us an ageing side . Ask them to check the age of their own players .
Daniel Harris is an ex-City lawyer, and now a writer and a bit of a journalist. He contributes to United fanzine Redissue, and his blockbusting debut novel will be out in a bit.