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by Mariah Castillo
These past few days have been chaotic, both as students and as New Yorkers patiently waiting for spring to permanently arrive. All this rain makes me want to cuddle up in my room and hide under the blankets forever. According to several weather forecasts, however, the sun will really come out tomorrow and Sunday, just in time for two big events going down in the city!
MoCCA Fest 2014
The Museum of Comics and Cartoon Art and the Society of Illustrators are hosting their annual MoCCA Arts Festival this Saturday and Sunday. There will be plenty of artist booths and panels to look out for, along with goodies from independent artists. I personally didn't know any of the guests of honor for this year by name except for one, Alison Bechdel (of Dykes to Watch Out For and creator of the Bechdel Test). On Sunday evening, six MoCCA Fest Awards of Excellence will be handed out. The six entries are decided upon by a jury of famous cartoonists and illustrators. All the entries that the judges chose in the initial survey will be in Columbia's Rare Book and Manuscript Library in its MoCCA Arts Festival Collection, so you won't completely miss out if you can't go.
Location: 69th Regiment Armory (Lexington Ave. between 25th and 26th Streets)
Admission: $5. You can buy at the door, cash and card accepted. (You can get in for both days and get a lot of swag for a fraction of the price of a Comic Con ticket!)
For more information, check out their Facebook page or website.
Want to know how you can let out all your pent up stress and frustration this weekend? Buy a soft pillow, dress up as your favorite hero or villain (or wear your PJs), and head to Washington Square Park on Saturday afternoon! Newmindspace is hosting its annual Pillow Fight Day in New York City and all over the world! The group also hosts other free, massive events worldwide throughout the year, and past events include Lightsaber Battles, Blanket Forts, Bubble Fights, and Capture the Flag.
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Aluminum (tin) cans can be recycled into fun and useful craft projects. This is a guide about crafts using aluminum (tin) cans.
These are wall pockets made from tin cans. These are the large sized cans that schools and such use.
Tops and bottoms are cut from the can, then I step on one end to flatten it together. The I drill 5 holes across the the bottom, through both layers and "sew" with light weight wire. Once that's done, it's time for the fun part. These I decoupaged with fabric and added some odd dangle pieces that I had in my craft room. Drilled 2 small holes on the top back for wire to hang them up by :0)
By Maggie from Bloomington, MN
This is a tuna can covered with a quilted fabric remnant and some left over cross-stitch mini squares, and a cardboard cloth covered lid.
Approximate Time: 60 minutes
Trace around the bottom of the tuna can, making a pattern for the lid. You'll cut one piece of cardboard that size for the lid and two pieces of cardboard for the bottom. Each piece for the bottom will hide the glued fabric edges to finish the project.
Cover the three cardboard pieces with tacky glue covered pre-quilted fabric. Make sure to cut your fabric large enough so it will cover one side of the cardboard. Carefully clip edges and fold down, gluing as you go. Hold with clothespins and allow to dry. Repeat for the inside cover for the bottom and the lid.
For the inside of the can, cut a piece of the pre-quilted fabric 5 inches wide and 12 inches long. This will be glued on to the side of the can and clipped slightly so you can glue part of it to the bottom to partially cover it. Don't worry, the inside cardboard piece will cover the clipped part when it's dry. Use clothes pins to keep it from sliding off the can.
When dry, glue the inside bottom piece in, then add the outside bottom piece to cover the bottom of the can to cover the clipped edges.
When dry, use tacky glue to add the tiny cross-stitched embellishments on the outside of the quilted fabric. Glue the small wooden bead to the lid and add to the tuna can.
I made several of these one year as last minute gifts. Instead of cross-stitched embellishments, you can add anything you might like to embellish it with.
By Monica from Cortez, CO
This is a "keeper" for miscellaneous items made from an old candy tin. A fruitcake tin or cookie tin can also be used.
Approximate Time: 2-3 hours.
Cut small scraps of fabric into two inch squares and fold into a triangle shape. Press the triangles and allow to cool.
Decide on a pattern in which to arrange your triangles. Carefully start in the center of the design and begin in a clockwise pattern to begin gluing the fabrics into place.
Overlap each layer of fabrics and finish the design with as many shades and patterns of fabric as necessary to completely cover the top of the tin. Use miscellaneous fabric of your choice to cover the bottom of the tin.
I find that tacky glue works better to glue the fabric to the tin, but the embellishments go on fairly well with a hot glue gun.
Weight the layers of glued fabric pieces as you go, as to ensure they don't slide off. As each layer dries, or is more stable, add another layer of scraps until the project is completed.
I have done many tins like this. They make nice storage containers for buttons, jewelry, etc.
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These cute and inexpensive tin can decorations are perfect for a country themed wedding. Just clean ordinary tin cans and hot glue a square of styrofoam into the bottom, adding whatever silk flowers you choose. Wrap a length of ribbon of choice around the outside and hot glue overlapping ends, tie raffia around the lower part of can and make a bow with long tales. Take a length of ribbon and hot glue end to the back of one can and the other end to the back of the other can for your hanger.
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This big mouthed little frog is a great place to store your eyeglasses, iPod, or phone. It is a fun craft for kids to make or as a silly gift for a friend. He is sure to make you smile wherever he is.
One day I was looking at a large empty can of tomatoes that I was ready to throw in the recycling bin then for one reason or another I decided to paint it. This led to me making a hanging planter for a friend who I was giving a plant to from cuttings. Here's how to do it!
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This is what I do with old cans. They make great gift "buckets".
Use extra large vegetable cans.Take the top and bottom off of all but one. Keep the can with the bottom on it on the bottom.
This is a handy item to use for spare change, car keys, misc. items.
We use lots of extra large sized tin cans of cheese and green beans. We put them in the refrigerator, and cover them with a margarine lid. I used them for many things around the house. I gave my daughter one to make a project, since she crafts with duct tape a lot.
Don't throw out those soup, vegetable, and fruit tin cans. You can use them to recycle into wonderful crafts.
You can make pencil holders. Just cover with fabric and ribbon with a hot glue gun.
Fill a clean can with water, and put it in freezer until it is frozen solid. Remove from freezer, and use a hammer and nail to tap holes through can to make patterns such as a heart, cross, etc. Make a hole on each side at top and thread a thin wire through to use as a handle. Melt ice, throw in a votive candle, and you have a instant illuminated candle holder. Great for porches or walk ways.
You can use the larger cans for the base of a wind sock. Just cover the can with ribbon using a hot glue gun. Make a handle by gluing a piece of ribbon on both sides. Next cut strips of ribbon off at same lengths. Glue these on the inside of can so they flow down. Hang from porch, and let the breeze do the rest!
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I am just about to start making some tin robots from assorted cans. But I am wondering how to remove the logo from the tin coffee cans.
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Speaking of kicking off the snow season, Hunter Mountain in upstate New York is running a caption contest for the above video with the winner taking home two lift tickets to the hill and two tickets to the sold out Jingle Ball at MSG on December 10th. Just join Hunter's Facebook page and post the best caption, poem of story for this video and you could be chosen. Music by Trouble Andrew.
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Historical Traveler Reviews 1905 Basin Park Hotel Eureka Springs
Basin Park Hotel Restaurant
Not very good food. Service was horrible. Check was twice what should've been paid. Do not recommend eating here.
A blast from the past with modern convenience
What a wonderful historic hotel. I and my wife stayed in room 102 and it was the most wonderful experience. We travel the country going from historic hotel to hotel. We were surprised to see a hotel of such standards in such a small town. Wow what an incredible building with unbelievable history. I have made plans to stop in Eureka Springs next time I get close and I know where I will be staying with out a doubt.... Thanks to the exemplary staff of the Basin Park Hotel...
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My wife and I stayed here during the off-season between Christmas and New Year's Eve. Though the town of Eureka Springs was quiet, the hotel was busy with couples like us, here for the spa. The hotel is just over a century old, so rooms are quaint, but comfortable and large. Ours had a separate TV room (with a sofa, microwave, fridge, and table), a smallish main bedroom, and a large bathroom (with wonderful Jacuzzi!) The main bar/restaurant closed at 8:30 - perhaps just for the winter season? - which allowed us to experience the billiards room at the top floor, where a couple of poker and chess games were in full-swing. Certainly a livelier alternative to standard hotel bars! As with other hotels on our journey, the main downside was staff attitude - customer service seems to mean nothing! The driver that collected us from the distant car park and the front desk guy wore frowns and couldn't raise a smile between them. Is it too much to smile at customers and make them feel welcome? Or do we have to tip first? I thought one tips to reward good service, not to receive it in the first place.
The 'spa' is just converted bedrooms on the second floor in which you get your massages and wraps. You'll need to go elsewhere if your needs are beyond those simple treatments - no sauna or anything fancy!
Our recommendation would be to use the Basin Park as a base from which to explore the Eureka Springs area (which is beautiful), if you are on a budget. If not, go to one of the classier hotels in town.
Historic architecture, had no problems
We stayed at the Basin Park Hotel in June 2003. I only found out about the Trip Advisor site in 2005 but wanted to add my comments about the hotel.
We found that the room was quite nice...it had an old-fashioned charm but was perfectly functional and clean. The bathroom was clean and I could find no flaws with it...bed was comfortable. There was an antique dresser with mirror in the room, large closet, TV with cable. The air conditioner was kind of an old window unit but worked fine. The only thing not clean in the room was the outsides of the windows. (The windows were quite large, going almost from floor to ceiling.)
There is a restaurant and bar on about the 2nd floor of the hotel, food and service were good. We had a fish dish with an almond sauce that kind of had a sweet taste to it...we did not like the sweetness of the sauce but the dishes were well prepared. You can dine out on a balcony overlooking the town. Dinner was $40-50 for two.
On the top floor is a ballroom and a cocktail lounge or bar...the bar had loud rock music playing, we don't really go for that so we did not go in.
The parking for the hotel is a ways away down a steep hillside, although there is a shuttle van to take you there or help you pick up your luggage.
The hotel room was about $110 total a night. We though it was quite nice, had no problems and would recommend it based on our stay in 2003.
We stayed at the Basin ParK Hotel once before when it was just beautiful. Our room was perfect and everything was spotless. Two years ago we returned and found that a change of ownership had taken over and it was disastrous. THe bed was filthy and so was the tub. The furniture was not antique just old and nothing worked including the kitchenette an old microwave and a nonworking fridge. Never again. I have since heard that it has gone further downhill even after the new owner has renovated it. Save your money and stay at one of the newer motels or at one of the B&Bs
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In staying in Eureka Springs one night to investigate wedding plans for this fall, we stayed at the Basin Park Hotel a few weeks ago during the Eureka Springs off-season. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. They were more than accommodating with their shuttle service.
However, service seems to move in slow motion throughout the hotel, including the restaurant/bar upstairs. Perhaps we're simply used to a faster-paced lifestyle.
The biggest drawback about Basin Park I found was being able to hear every word, laugh, cough, and sigh from the guests staying in the room below ours. The walls are so thin we could not escape waking up as early as everyone else in the building. Maybe the age of the hotel is its biggest detriment in that regard. Charm it has, privacy it does not.
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I have stayed in two superior suites. Very roomy. Good effort at furnishing with period furniture. Rooms were clean and these suites have a great view of Spring Street, but would be better if they would clean the outside of the windows. I don't think they have been cleaned in years. The parking lot is about five blocks away, but the staff is helpful at arival and departture. You shouldn't need to go to your car very often if ever. I rate this hotel not for quality of rooms or service as much as Location, Location, Location. It's in the heart of downtown, on a trolley line, and there are at least a dozen restaurants within a few minutes walk. I WILL stay there again!
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Quaint? Yes. Old? Yes. Overpriced? YES!!! My superior suite on the 5th floor was just below the billiards hall that closes at 2:00 a.m. I heard them through the ceiling all nite. Our suite has a very quaint slope to the floor causing the head of the bed to be several inches lower than the foot. This hotel was built in 1905 and it has be renovated but still has a long way to go. Great location in town. NO parking, painfully slow elevator. If you are not very finicky and just love old stuff for the atmosphere, this is your place. Otherwise, get a room at the Super 8. At least you'll get your moneys worth there.
No hustle or bustle
My husband and I stayed here and we were suprinsingly impressed the rooms are cozy and quaint, the staff is friendly, the parking is poor and the places to eat inside the hotel were okay, not alot of choices, but overall its a very nice place to visit.
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I was shocked at the horrible bed. It fell apart with us in it. No room, sorry bath rooms, just bad. Air conditioning did not work properly. Just horrible, never stay there again.
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If No One Is Lost, Then the Mission of Christ Was a Waste of Time
from R.C. Sproul Sep 26, 2016 Category: ArticlesIt's easy for us to shield ourselves—not consciously, not maliciously—but nevertheless, to pass on the other side in order to remain unaware of the pain and the spiritual hopelessness that is around us. That was not the way of Jesus. He looked for the pain. He searched for lost... Keep Reading
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from Karisa Schlehr Sep 12, 2011 Category: Ligonier ResourcesToday only, you can get a one-year subscription to Tabletalk Magazine for a donation of any amount. Call our resource consultants at 800-435-4343 to take advantage of this special one-day offer. Keep Reading
Is Faith a Work?
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Sep 12, 2011 Category: ArticlesThe Reformation was born out of the biblical conviction that a man is deemed just in the sight of God, forgiven, adopted, not on the basis of his own goodness, but on the basis of the goodness of Christ imputed to him. Not everyone, however, is blessed with this imputation, but only those who trust in that provision, and in that provision alone. Keep Reading
Twitter Highlights (9/11/11)
from Nathan W. Bingham Sep 11, 2011 Category: Ministry NewsHere are some highlights from the Ligonier Twitter feed that today featured updates from the special September edition of Tabletalk magazine, 9/11 Ten Years Later. Keep Reading
Ten Years Later by R.C. Sproul
from Tim Challies Sep 11, 2011 Category: Tabletalk MagazineA full decade has passed since America suffered the tragedy of 9/11. Ten years ago, I repeatedly heard the question raised: "Where was God in all of this? Where was God on 9/11 when the planes crashed into the twin towers in New York, the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., and a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania?" My answer then was the same as it is now: God was in the precise place on 9/11 that He was on the day before and the day after. Keep Reading
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from Kayla Mahnken Sep 10, 2011 Category: Articles"I have been regularly and pleasantly surprised by the benefits I did not consider would come as a result of working here — from the regular staff devotional sessions, to the ongoing theological education that comes just by 'doing my job'." Keep Reading
Great Quotes from When Worlds Collide
from Tim Challies Sep 09, 2011 Category: ArticlesI recently had the opportunity to read through almost all of the books of R.C. Sproul. Along the way I built a collection of some of the best quotes from each one of them. Here are several of the best from When Worlds Collide. Keep Reading
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from Karisa Schlehr Sep 07, 2011 Category: Ligonier ResourcesFive hundred years ago, Martin Luther penned A Simple Way to Pray, a 34-page booklet of which R.C. Sproul has said, "No book has done more to revolutionize my personal prayer life than this little book. I would recommend it for every Christian's library." Now this true story is available in the form of a new children's book, The Barber Who Wanted to Pray. Sproul's beautifully illustrated story will delight children and help them learn to pray according to the Bible. Keep Reading
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Eat at the Shrimp Basket at least three times.
Have a MASSIVE meal at the Original Oyster House that breaks the bank.
Have a single and a double mint chocolate-chip ice cream on a waffle cone.
Plow through a case of cold, canned DP.
Choose Krispy Kreme chocolate glazed donuts instead of a sensible breakfast.
Don't consume a single bottle of water or even open the boxes of protein bars you brought.
Only run once and only then because it's breezy and raining.
Read five Sookie Stackhouse books on a lawn chair in front of the box fan.
Lay on a blanket in the sand and watch your girls serve make-believe meals made of sand.
Enjoy seven, sun-filled days with 20 of your favorite people.
It was fun, but the laundry is ridiculous and my girls are exhausted. Oh… so am I.
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Description of AlloglugeaThe type species is A. bufonis Paperna and Lainson, 1995 in Bufo marinus (Amphibia, Anura). It develops in single or aggregated xenomas, each up to 250 µm diameter in the lamina propria of the intestine. The enlarged host cells are bordered by a thin plasma membrane overlain by fibroblasts and the parasites develop at the periphery around a central hypertrophic host cell nucleus. Monomorphic, monokaryotic throughout life cycle. Meiosis unknown. Transmission probably by ingestion of spores or cannibalism by tadpoles. Merogony: multinucleate stout plasmodia with diffuse nuclei differentiate into elongate forms with compact nuclei. Sporogony: ribbon-like plasmodia with a single or double row of compact nuclei fragment into sporoblasts, possibly via binucleate segments. No sporophorous vesicles. Spores: 1.3-1.6 x 0.6-0.8 µm (fixed), ovoid but with anterior end depressed over polar sac. Polaroplast vesicular. Polar tube isofilar with about 5-6 coils and whorled membranes (posterosome?) terminally. Cytoplasm invaginated into the region of whorled membranes. Spores released from xenomas are phagocytised by macrophages, which persist in spleen and liver in newly metamorphosed toads but infection is gradually lost in adults.


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Seth Hoy: The idea that harsh state immigration enforcement policies are "working"—that is, forcing unauthorized immigrants to return home—just doesn't seem to hold water.
Why Arizona Governor Jan Brewer Is Bluffing on State Immigration Laws
Seth Hoy: Evidence suggests that many unauthorized immigrants are firmly integrated into U.S. society. According to a Department of Homeland Security report, three-fifths of unauthorized immigrants who were in the country as of 2010 (11.1 million) were here for more than a decade.
Lamar Smith's E-Verify Arguments Defy Logic
Michele Waslin: Studies have shown that E-Verify is deeply flawed. Not only does it fail to detect unauthorized workers over half of the time, but it would erroneously flag millions of U.S. citizens and legal workers as not being work authorized.
Mandatory E-Verify Will Not Magically Solve Immigration Woes
Michele Waslin: Immigration restrictionists argue that imposing a mandatory employment verification system will ensure that unauthorized workers are not able to get jobs in the U.S. and will choose to leave, leaving millions of jobs wide open for unemployed U.S. citizens. Of course, this ignores the facts.
Unauthorized Immigrants Pay Taxes, Too
Seth Hoy: One of the biggest myths perpetuated by restrictionist groups is that the roughly 12 million unauthorized immigrants currently living in the U.S. use a variety of public services yet paying nothing in taxes.
The Use and Abuse of the Fourteenth Amendment
John Peeler: Many conservatives are now pushing to amend the Constitution to change the provision of the Fourteenth Amendment that allocates citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the United States. Unlike many examples of creative interpretation, this proposal would formally amend the amendment. Liberals learned in the 1970s, with the proposed Equal Rights Amendment, how hard it is to amend the Constitution; here is our chance to teach the same lesson to conservatives.
E-Verify Gets It Wrong, Again
Michele Waslin: Those inaccuracy rates are huge because they mean that U.S. citizens and other legal workers are losing their jobs because E-Verify made a mistake—and, consequently, that unauthorized workers are working because E-Verify made a mistake. Of course, many more unauthorized workers are working "off the books" and never getting checked by E-Verify.


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Wal-Mart started testing same-day delivery program for online customers in 2011, and now it's offered in three cities.
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PASADENA, Calif. - If you think it rang a little false when "American Idol" contestants professed their love and friendship toward one another, you're right.
"They don't all love each other," judge Simon Cowell said on Tuesday, "and they've never loved each other."
"Because they all want to win," echoed fellow judge Randy Jackson.
The show's new season begins Tuesday - always a joyous day for Fox - and people at "American Idol" say it's marked by the way contestants drop pretenses of camaraderie, and point fingers of blame when things go wrong.
"They all hate each other deep down, but they aren't going to say it on camera," Jackson said.
By contrast, Fox worked Tuesday to dampen any internal controversies. Judge Paula Abdul, who was allowed to remain with the show after the network concluded a charge that she had an affair with one of the show's contestants couldn't be substantiated, didn't attend a news conference she was scheduled to attend with Cowell and Jackson.
Fox explained moments before the meeting that Abdul had an eye infection and was going to the doctor.
Fox entertainment chief Peter Liguori said the network considered the case closed, that there was no proof the sanctity of the competition was violated.
Liguori and others at Fox are eagerly awaiting the second half of the TV season, when "Idol" should, as it has in the past, kicked the network into high gear. The return of "24" is another winner for Fox (the conclusion of its two-part season premiere Monday was seen by just under 15 million people, according to Nielsen Media Research).
Two long-running Fox comedies - "That '70s Show" and "Malcolm in the Middle" - will both be ending this season, Liguori said. "Malcolm in the Middle" will air its last episode on May 14, he said.
"That '70s Show" began in 1998 and lasted two years short of the decade it celebrated. Its last episode will air May 18, and Liguori said he's unsure whether former series stars Ashton Kutcher or Topher Grace will return at the end.
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It's the photographs you'd like to take or rather: the ones you'd like to be known for taking.
It's the desire you have for the things you (secretly) want others to say about your work, and the qualities they'd notice.
It can be a force for good, pushing and nagging you to learn and to practice, to invest and to investigate, to make new connections and allow yourself to be challenged, and inspired.
It can also seriously get in the way of taking a photograph.
I think I notice photographic ambition most intently when I set it down, and pick up the camera.
It's the lightness I feel, the absence of its weight.
When you put ambition down, that's when the magic happens: when the world starts to move, and bend, and dance with you, to offer pattern, texture, colour, light, to offer invitation and challenge after prickly challenge, not of the abstract kind but the real: how to show the look of this day, this moment, this light, this patch of earth, never mind how it could look, but simply, how it does.


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Teaching can account for a significant part of your career, whether it involves teaching patients and colleagues, precepting students on rotations, or giving lectures as part of your academic responsibilities. Few residency programs offer the opportunity to formally improve your teaching skills.
Since 2001, preceptors from Meriter Hospital and faculty from the University of Wisconsin- School of Pharmacy have conducted the Teaching Certificate Program for Pharmacy Residents. This program is offered annually to all pharmacy residents in Wisconsin.
This program is designed to incorporate background readings into sessions that include activities and discussions on a variety of topics. The participants actively practice and apply what they have learned through teaching opportunities at the UW School of Pharmacy and at their residency sites.
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A Kettlebell is a piece of exercise equipment that strongly appears like a cannonball with a handle connected to it. These products are usually made from cast iron or cast steel. They were developed back in the 1700s in Russia. They have been used by athletes to enhance their strength and they were even utilized by the Soviet army in their physical training for their soldiers. Find more detil on baltimore here www.crazy88mma.com.
Some Kettlebells are really bags filled with sand instead of the cast iron cannonballs, however even the bags are uniquely formed so they provide an unsteady force. These items are commonly used in swinging motions and they provide outstanding cardiovascular responses and they offer excellent stamina training without the individual having to repeat one exercise for several repetitions over a long period of time.
Supplies as much, if not more, cardio exercise as a treadmill does
Can help you create functional stamina in muscles without your needing to do dull separated repeatings
Develops flexibility without requiring long, tiresome presents
It is a mix of stamina training and cardio training
You do not need a lot of costly equipment to do the exercises
Anybody, of any shape, size, or age can do some kind of Kettlebell workouts
The exercises are not dull because there is such a range of things you can do
This is the perfect exercise for individuals who have a restricted amount of time to commit to their day-to-day exercise routine
Kettlebell exercises helps to produce a denser muscle mass and muscle burns more calories so it removes fat shops in the body at a higher rate than if you were merely taking part in cardio exercises. Cardio works out get the blood flowing and improves blood circulation instead when you actually want to burn the fat away you need to include stamina training
Is effective at working every muscle in your body
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Paul Olson is the author of a play based on the Finnish national epic, the Kalevala, that has been produced in multiple locations in Michigan.
His play, "The Dry" (inspired by the Barnes-Hecker mine disaster) was produced as a joint project of the Peninsula Arts Appreciate Council and the Michigan Iron Industry Museum.
Science Fiction Double Feature is an anthology of 10 minute plays based on classic literary science fiction and offer opportunities for a variety of cast sizes and levels of technical expertise.
Dracula, A Christmas Carol, and Jane Eyre are especially created for less-experienced acting groups in schools, community colleges, and community theaters. They are designed to give beginning theater groups an opportunity to present stories with "name recognition" that will appeal to audiences and provide a satisfying challenge to young thespians.
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Jane Eyre is a girl who at a young age is taken to a boarding school because her mother can not make combie attitude, always based on lies and deceit. Inside the conservatory meets his best friend that is sick because of an illness contracted in the conservatory. After the death of her best friend Jane promises that whenever someone is on the verge of death must remain at his side. The story is based on dialogues between different characters, this makes it increasingly get involved in the role of the characters. I recommend the book as can be seen as a little girl mature through several stages is good and bad but always bearing in mind that should help people even in bad times and why not be at his side when in bed of death. Top 5 highly recommended.
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Freshest Bonus Item Ever Bundled With Australian Genesis Collection
Stupid dope FM synth beats on ultra-limited blue vinyl.
I've seen plenty of pre-order items in my time, and have loved more than a few of them. My Chrono Cross alarm clock still summons me to wake each morn, while the "Dramatic DVDs" that typically serve as Tales series pre-order items have provided me with hours of amusement.
Yet rarely does a man encounter a pre-order item as awesome as the one Sega Australia is preparing for Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection, due out in March for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Lucky Aussies will be treated to an ultra-limited blue vinyl LP, containing classic FM synth tracks from Space Harrier, Ristar the Shooting Star, Vectorman, Vectorman 2, Golden Axe, and Phantasy Star II. If you're fortunate enough to live down under, get thee to a retailer like JB Hi-Fi forthwith.
As for the rest of us? We have but one chance -- an eBay auction for serial number 0001/3500 of this soon-to-be-legendary collector's item. Get biddin'!
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WOAH!Posted: Feb 06, 2009 12:00AM PST by carlosthedon
U 4 real?
Cos i live in Aus, and i can pre order it. hmm........
Cos i got heaps of money since my Bday was on Jan
I was choosing between Street Fighter IV, Killzone 2 & F.E.A.R. 2
Now since i no it is good, im deff buying it
Infact imma gonna do it now
AwesomePosted: Feb 04, 2009 12:00AM PST by SpaceMonkey
More companies should take note. That's a bundle right there!
Bring it to the US! Daddy like!Posted: Feb 04, 2009 12:00AM PST by milkman_v1
Would go perfectly with my Sonic soundtracks on my iPod
Call me crazy but...Posted: Feb 04, 2009 12:00AM PST by Deathawk
Call me crazy but I don't actually get excited about game soundtracks, I just can't see myself sitting in be listning with my headphones on thinking "Oh yeah that was the part where the one boss came in that part was so radical" I'd rather have a plush Sonic or something.
WhoeverPosted: Feb 04, 2009 12:00AM PST by luminaire28
pays the insane prices on ebay people will be asking for deserve to be castrated.
I just came in my pants.Posted: Feb 04, 2009 12:00AM PST by jakeydanger666
This would look great upon my shelf o' vinyl--and even better spinning on my turntable. Damn it; college has broken me financially, so I will unfortunately never own this. Please, allow me a few moments to cry.
Thats coolPosted: Feb 04, 2009 12:00AM PST by Jaded_Fruit_Fly
But when you said freshest bonus item ever, i though it was going to be a genisis cartridge with all the genissis games on them Ofcourse i'm not sure if that is technologically possible. But it woudl have been cool. Still this vinyl is awesome. We went through some of our record collection yesterday. The smell of the cardboard brought me right back to my youth. It also reminded me of how awesome cover art used to be. Cd's really do miss that. And lets not even begin about those *beep*ing Ipods. How they duped people into paying the same price for low quality mp3's is beyond me.
I have two...Posted: Feb 04, 2009 12:00AM PST by pedantics
but sadly it seems like I'm in the minority these days. I've heard the ipod "clicker" noise blast over a club PAs while some fagboy dancs around up in the booth pretending to be doing shit with his hands. Djs are all theatre and no skills anymore...
Ozzies??Posted: Feb 04, 2009 12:00AM PST by Danoblaster
It's Aussies, not Ozzies. Isn't it a little obvious?


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