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For six years, Kingdom Hearts fans have been waiting for the release of the third game in the series. And now, with six games in total making up the series, the plot is a near-labyrinthine mess of connections and revelations. It's with that in mind that I have decided to unravel the plot of the entire series for those who may have missed the opportunity to play some of the spin-offs and those who just want a refresher before diving into the new game. Today we explore Part 2 of our on-going feature. Click here for Part 1.
The first to depart Radiant Garden, Terra is also the first to arrive in Disney Town. He soon learns that something known as the Dream Festival is in full swing. As he explores the festival, he meets a racer calling himself Captain Dark, though everyone knows it's actually Pete. His reckless behavior is causing untold headaches for Queen Minnie and the racetrack organizers, Chip and Dale. They ask Terra to teach Pete a lesson on the track, and he manages to win the race. The encounter reminds Terra that while it may be easier to bend the rules, it doesn't always guarantee the best outcome. In other words, though his heart may contain darkness the way of light was not out of reach to him. With his faith in his own power slightly restored, he continues his journey to the next world.
It's not long after that Ventus appears in Disney Town and also explores the festival. Pete, in an attempt to win the prize for good citizenship, has now taken up the mantle of Captain Justice. Unfortunately, his brand of justice just causes more trouble than what was actually there before. Ventus helps the town fix the problems Pete caused, forcing Pete to run off in a huff. Ventus took the time to enjoy the many games around the festival before bidding farewell to his new friends and setting out. But Pete still hadn't learned his lesson when Aqua finally arrived at the Dream Festival. Though he said that he wasn't just being selfish, Pete ran off when Unversed attacked the town. Aqua immediately stepped in to protect everyone, gaining the admiration of Queen Minnie in the process. During the ceremony where the prize would be awarded, Aqua discovers that she, Terra, and Ventus had come in a three-way tie. She thanks everyone before departing while Pete is exiled by the Queen for his behavior. As Pete is bemoaning his fate, he hears the voice of Maleficent. She offers him a chance of revenge if he would aide her in conquering all worlds, and he accepts without a second thought.
Ventus's journey brings him to Olympus Coliseum (land of Hercules) where he encounters an aspiring hero name Zack Fair. The young man is attempting to track down a famous trainer named Phil, but Phil insists that he already has a student in the form of Hercules. However, when he sees how earnest Zack is, Phil decides that whoever wins an upcoming tournament would become his student. Both young men are able to make it to the final round but before the match can take place, news comes in that Unversed are attacking the city. Ventus runs off to face the threat, determined not to let Hercules and Zack's hard work go to waste, but Hercules forfeits the match in order to help his new friend. Zack also appears but the threat is gone by the time he arrives. Phil explains to all of them that the sign of a true hero was having a heart that cared about others. Because Hercules left the match without hesitation, he would continue to be trained by Phil. Zack is disappointed by promises Ventus that he won't give up on his dream. Ventus wishes them luck before setting off.
When Terra arrives in Olympus Coliseum, he almost immediately runs into Hercules who tells him about the ongoing tournament where warriors could test their strength. Interested, he sets out to the coliseum where he is discovered by Hades. The god of the Underworld encourages him to enter the tournament with the promise that he would help him conquer the darkness within him if he won. Terra works his way through the brackets, conquering every foe without relying on the darkness much to the annoyance of Hades. In order to drag out his dark heart, Hades enslaves Zack, who had also entered the tournament. Terra uses his Keyblade to free Zack's heart from Hades's control which forces the god to slink away to form another plan. Zack thanks Terra profusely for saving him and the Keyblade wielder sets out, satisfied that he saved Zack with his own power.
While traveling through the space between worlds, Terra is captured by a spaceship (from Lilo & Stitch). He is taken to the jail cells but escapes once he sees Unversed roaming the ship. It's then that he meets Dr. Jumba, a scientist who claims that he has created the most powerful being in the universe. The creation of Experiment 626 and its destructive ways landed the doctor in trouble, and he was incarcerated in the ship along with 626. Terra follows Dr. Jumba to where 626 is being held and they free him, but the small yet vicious monster runs off taking Terra's Wayfinder in the process. He attempts to run after the thief, but Dr. Jumba stops him by unleashing another of his experiments. Terra defeats it without a problem before catching up to 626. He explains that the Wayfinder is a symbol of his friendship. Curious at the concept, the creature seems to calm at his words and even tries to communicate before giving back the Wayfinder. Terra escapes the ship as alarms begin to sound.
At the same time, as Terra's adventure in space Aqua arrives at the Olympus Coliseum and hears of Terra's exploits in the previous tournament. Phil suggests she enter the next tournament herself in case Terra comes back to defend his title. Unfortunately there's no sign of him, but she does meet Zack who tells her of how Terra resisted the darkness at every turn. In the final match, she faces off against one of Hades' monsters and emerges victorious. However, as she is preparing to leave, Zack tries to ask her on a date. Immensely flustered, she lets him down easily insisting that she needs to leave immediately.
Her quick withdrawal leads her to discovering the spaceship that Terra had been on. Deciding to explore the vessel, she is captured by the authorites on board and is accused of being a stowaway. In order to prove her innocence, she insists on being allowed to rid the ship of the Unversed as well as track down Dr. Jumba and Experiment 626. The Grand Councilwoman relents and allows Aqua to search the ship. Aqua eventually comes across the lone 626 who shocks her when he says Terra's name. Unversed prevent her from asking anything more, but she eventually comes across a rough replica of the Wayfinders she had given her friends. It turns out that 626 had made it after his encounter with Terra and learning about friendship. She can't help but be relieved that Terra still considers her a friend. When she finally finds 626 again, she realizes that he's not some mindless monster and fights to protect him from Captain Gantu. The Grand Councilwoman agrees to give 626's sentence more thought as a reward for Aqua's assistance with the Unversed. Before departing, she returns 626's Wayfinder and welcomes him to their circle of friends.
Meanwhile, Ventus is chasing after an Unversed that eventually takes refuge within this same spaceship. He soon meets 626 as well and becomes curious when the creature mentions both Terra and Aqua. It even carries its own Wayfinder. The creature insists on following Ventus, but he forces 626 to stay behind for its own safety when he corners the Unversed he had been seeking. However, the battle proves to be trickier than he realized and 626 arrives to help. But there is something different about it. 626 is almost mindless in his violence and even strikes Ventus. It is this act that snaps him from his rage, and he sadly reveals to Ventus that his replica Wayfinder had been destroyed by the Unversed. Ventus cheers him up by explaining that the broken Wayfinder didn't symbolize a broken friendship. They would still be friends forever. Together, they escaped the spaceship but are separated when 626's stolen patrol car malfunctions and is hurtled into hyperspace.
The incident sends Ventus hurtling toward a world known as Never Land (land of Peter Pan) so he decides to explore. He soon meets some of the Lost Boys and Tinker Bell. They are all hunting for a shooting star that had landed nearby the night before and Ventus decides to join them. During their search, they encounter Peter Pan who insisted that they steal pirate treasure instead. The Lost Boys go off with Peter while Ventus and Tinker Bell continue to search for the star. Unbeknownst to Ventus, Terra had also arrived in Never Land though his search had brought him before Captain Hook. The pirate informs him that a boy named Peter Pan is after the light that fills his treasure chest. Terra agrees to help protect it and ends up dueling Peter Pan. The fight causes Hook's chest to spill open revealing that the light was nothing but gold. Realizing his mistake, Terra tells Peter that Hook had gone to look for a shooting star.
Ventus and Tinker Bell discover that the shooting star is actually Mickey's Star Shard but, before they can grab it, Captain Hook appears and kidnaps both the Shard and Tinker Bell. Ventus runs off to tell Peter Pan and together they head for Hook's hideout in Mermaid Lagoon. Terra is still there though and tricks Hook into giving him the lantern containing the pixie. He releases her and confronts Hook while Tinker Bell flies off to Peter. She explains that a boy with a key-shaped sword had saved her. Peter goes off to challenge Hook while Ventus takes care of the pirates. Terra's fight with Hook ends when the pirate captain sees the crocodile and runs off in a panic. Peter is upset that the treasure chests have been emptied, but Terra suggests they fill them with their own treasure before departing Never Land. Peter returns to Ventus with the empty chests and tells him of Terra's idea. They all put something they treasure into the chest with Ventus leaving behind a wooden Keyblade that Terra had given him long ago. Tinker Bell is about to place the Star Shard inside, but Ventus explains that it belonged to a friend. As she gives it to him, it activates and whisks him away from Never Land.
Aqua arrives soon after Ventus's disappearance and becomes part of Peter Pan and the Lost Boys' treasure hunt. Along the way, Captain Hook tries to stop them so he can steal the treasure. It works but he's disappointed to find that the chest is filled with nothing but junk. Peter explains that the treasure hunt was nothing more than a game he had designed. Aqua fights off Captain Hook before the arrival of the crocodile. She inspects the things inside the chest, learning that the Lost Boys had filled it with their own treasures. Among the treasures is Ventus's wooden Keyblade, which is a relief to Aqua since it means that Ventus is still safe. Her smile is cut short as she feels the presence of Vanitas. The masked boy steals the wooden Keyblade, mocks it, then cleaves the toy in two. Angered, Aqua is able to fight Vanitas off. The fight proves too intense though, and she passes out from exhaustion. Aqua is awoken by Peter Pan and learns that everyone is safe. Before heading off, she promises to return someday.
It turns out that the Star Shard brought Ventus to Yen Sid's tower where he meets Donald Duck the magician and Goofy the knight. They tell him that they are worried for their king, Mickey. Yen Sid reveals to Ventus that he knows that the boy left without Eraqus's permission but promises not to send him back. Instead, they discover that Mickey is lying injured in the Badlands. Ventus rushes off to save him, insisting that Donald and Goofy stay behind to hold down the fort.
Terra's journey has led him to a small island surrounded by an immense ocean, Destiny Islands. There he sees the star-shaped fruit that Aqua had told him and Ventus about the day before the Mark of Mastery exam. It's then that he is approached by two young boys, Riku and Sora. Terra senses an immense light emanating from Riku and the boy tells him of his dream to explore the world while being strong enough to protect his friends. Feeling a kinship with the boy, he bequeathed the power of the Keyblade to Riku in a simple ceremony. The meeting reinvigorates Terra's resolve and convinces him that he could return to his friends unchanged. Aqua also finds herself on Destiny Islands where she discovers Riku and Sora playing. She too senses their intense light and is going to bequeth the Keyblade's power to Sora when she realizes that Terra had already chosen Riku. Instead, she asks Sora to watch over his friend if anything ever happened to him. Sora agrees and Aqua leaves with the realization that one Keyblade is enough for any friendship. She never wanted what she and Terra had gone through to happen to these children.
While Terra and Aqua were meeting these special children, Ventus arrives in the Badlands and discovers Master Xehanort near Mickey's unconscious body. The meeting triggers a rush of half memories that prey on Ventus's mind while Xehanort reveals that should the young boy clash with Vanitas, the powerful "Kye"-blade would be forged. It is marked by an ancient letter that resembles a curved "x" that marks endings and death. Master Eraqus feared this aspect of Ventus which is why his master held him back and forbade him from visiting other worlds. Xehanort insists that Ventus should learn the truth before banishing Ventus and the still unconscious Mickey from the Badlands. As soon as they are gone, Xehanort calls upon Terra and informs him that Ventus had learned the secrets of his past and was on his way to Eraqus to force the truth out. This did not sound like the friend Terra knew and, with his concern growing, races off after him.
Ventus's arrival in the Land of Departure is greeted by Eraqus, but the boy wastes no time in asking if what Xehanort had told him was true. Eraqus tells him that long ago, Xehanort was fascinated with the legend of the "Kye"-blade and the Keyblade War. So much so that he sought to recreate it just to see what new light would emerge from the consuming darkness. Eraqus had halted his ambitions and was scarred in the process though it appeared that Xehanort had given up his plan. Ventus's arrival proved that was untrue and that Xehnort would someday try again. Eraqus tells Ventus that he is prepared to lock him away forever in order to stop Xehanort once and for all.
But it is Terra who saves Ventus from that fate. He barely holds off his master as he forces Ventus to escape back into the space between worlds. Terra knows that he can't hope to defeat his master on his own so he calls upon his inner darkness. The two fight until Eraqus slumps to the ground weakly. Realizing what he had done, Terra begs his master for forgiveness. But Master Eraqus says nothing as his essence disappears, leaving leaving behind only his Keyblade. As Terra sinks to the ground in grief, Xehanort appears and finally reveals his true plans to Terra. Within the Keyblade Graveyard, Ventus and Aqua would meet their deaths and Terra would finally fall into complete darkness. As the world of the Land of Departure is ripped apart around him, Terra escapes and heads toward Keyblade Graveyard in the hope of saving his friends.
Aqua's journey had led her to Mickey, who was floating unconscious in the Space Between. She saves him and brings him to Yen Sid's tower where she learns that Eraqus has been killed by Xehanort and Terra. Unwilling to believe the sorcerer's claim, she rushes off to the Keyblade Graveyard to discover the truth. That left only Ventus, who had found himself on Destiny Islands with Vanitas. Ventus tries to ignore him as the masked boy insists that they create the "Kye"-blade. Knowing it could not be forged if he didn't fight, Ventus refuses. Instead, Vanitas finally reveals his full past to him. Years ago, Xehanort had been attempting to draw out the darkness within Ventus's heart in the hope that when he challenged one of Eraqus's students, the "Kye"-blade would be forged. But the boy had proven too stubborn. He wouldn't fight, let alone draw on the darkness within him. Frustrated, Xehanort forcefully extracted the darkness and in doing so created Vanitas. The masked boy ends his story saying that Ventus could either go to the Keyblade Graveyard to fight or merely watch as Terra and Aqua were killed. Determined not to let that happen, Ventus sets out to meet his destiny.
The story continues tomorrow with the fight against Xehanort and the aftermath of this crucial battle. Also be sure to catch Part 1 of the Timeline!
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Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) today announced a content licensing agreement with A+E Networks to add prior seasons of popular series from A&E, bio, HISTORY and Lifetime to the Prime Instant Video service. "In a year we have more than doubled the Prime Instant Video selection for our Prime members," said Brad Beale, Director of Digital Video Content Acquisition for Amazon. "We remain focused on adding TV episodes and movies to Prime Instant Video that we think our customers will enjoy. A+E Networks has some of the most popular shows on television and we know our customers will love streaming the A+E content with Prime Instant Video." Prime Instant Video now features more than 33,000 movies and TV episodes for Amazon Prime members to stream instantly at no additional cost on Kindle Fire HD and other Amazon Instant Video compatible devices including the iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, Roku, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and the Wii U. Read more.

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LOS ANGELES, CA- In the highly-competitive U.S. pickup truck market, Chrysler Group LLC is looking to its new Ram 1500 EcoDiesel to be a differentiator in 2014.
"I think it is going to grow sales incrementally for those pickup truck customers that are looking for a diesel because it will be the only diesel engine in a half-ton pickup truck on the road," said Reid Bigland, Ram Truck president and CEO, during an interview with MLive during the 2013 LA Auto Show.
The new diesel -- available early next year -- will be competing against new entries from General Motors Co. and Toyota Motor Corp. Not to mention, Ford Motor Co. is expected to debut its next-generation F-150 – the best-selling pickup truck for decades.
But the competition has already had to take notice of the 2014 Ram 1500, which has been named the "Truck of Texas," a "2014 Motor Trend Truck of the Year Contender" and a candidate for Ward's "10 Best Engines."
The vehicle's engine is a new, 3.0-liter EcoDiesel engine, mated with the eight-speed automatic transmission. It is manufactured by VM Motori, an Italian diesel engine supplier for Chrysler since 1992.
Bigland, who became head of Ram in April, said the market will ultimately decide how much of an impact the Ram 1500 diesel has in the U.S., but the Auburn Hills-based automaker anticipates it could represent 10-15 percent of the pickup truck's sales.
"There's a lot of loyalty in the pickup truck segment -- a lot of GM loyalty, a lot of Ford loyalty," he said. "We're hopeful that by offering this differentiator, we'll get some of those loyalists to come and check out Ram."
Thanks to a "strong" supply of engines, Bigland said there's really no limit or supply constraints on how many Ram 1500 diesels that Chrysler can produce.
Diesels currently represent less than 3 percent of all U.S. sales. However, some companies expect that percentage to grow to 10 percent by 2020.
Diesel-powered vehicles have remained a niche market in the U.S. for decades due to consumer perception, pricing and the fuel being more expensive than standard gasoline, according to analysts. They generally do provide 15-25 percent better fuel economy and substantially more low-end torque.
The Ram 1500 diesel will eventually have more diesel competition. GM recently announced a diesel engine for its 2016 Chevy Colorado midsize pickup and Nissan Motor Co. said it is testing a Cummins 5.0-liter V8 turbo diesel engine for its next-generation Titan pickup truck.
Through October, the Ram brand and Ram pickup truck sales are both up 23 percent compared to the same time a year ago. The brand has had 42-consecutive months of year-over-year sales gains.
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PANAMA - The Panther Players of Panama Central School will present the musical "Oklahoma!" at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the school auditorium.
A dress rehearsal on Thursday is free to senior citizens and begins at 6 p.m.
Music and lyrics are written by Rodgers and Hammerstein and is based on the book Green Grow the Lilacs by Lynn Riggs.
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Pictured is the cast of "Oklahoma!" which will be performed at Panama Central School on Friday and Saturday. A dress rehearsal on Thursday is free to senior citizens.
Featured in the production will be 37 middle and high school students in the classic story, set in the Oklahoma Territory in 1906 of Laurey, played by Kennadee Woods, and the two rivals for her affections, Curley McLain, played by Michael Yuchnitz, and Jud Fry, played by Michael Rensel. It also tackles the class issues between the farmers and the cowmen in the still-developing landscape of a state in its infancy. Other characters include Will Parker, played by Ben Taylor; Ado Annie Carnes played by Chelsea Baron; Aunt Eller played by Cora Monroy; Ali Hakim played by Dustin Smouse; Andrew Carnes played by Patrick Radka; and Gertie Cummings played by Abby Taylor.
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The Jackson Community College Board of Trustees will meet in closed session at tonight's meeting to consider the contract of President Daniel Phelan.
The meeting is at 6 p.m. in the Potter Center Boardroom on JCC's main campus, 2111 Emmons Road.
Last May the board extended Phelan's contract by one year after meeting in closed session and discussing his evaluation, but took no action on his compensation until October, when more information was known about the college's budget situation. In October, Phelan got a 2.6 percent raise, bringing his base salary to $158,620 and his total compensation to $240,620.


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RARE: 38S RLPL tweed suit (may also fit 38R or a 37R/S)
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Ralph Lauren Purple Label Tweed Suit
Unique & Elegant Styling
38S (may also fit 38R or 37R/S)
£399 with FREE insured/tracked shipping within the UK
(scroll down below the photo for detailed measurements & other information)
This RLPL suit is a wonderfully soft tweed in a very dark green with an overlying check. As you can see from the photos, this rich variegation of colour means it can appear almost charcoal dark grey under an overcast winter sky but on a bright autumn's day, its country colours come to the fore. I've tried to take photos under a range of lighting conditions so you can be assured of beauty of the fabric. I'm on a calibrated monitor and would say that the most colour-accurate photo is the large one illustrating this thread.
This suit is from my own wardrobe and was made by Saint Andrews in Italy from a wool/angora blend to ensure its luxurious combination of warmth, softness & durability. It is in great condition, with no rips, holes, stains, marks, etc. I am selling it because it doesn't fit me as well as it used to and I want to raise some money to partially subsidise a new bespoke order in an attempt to fill the resultant void in wardrobe.
If you're looking for a relaxed & casual suit for use in a less formal workplace, or instead of an odd jacket outfit in any setting, this one is perfect for you. It has some fantastic country/casual details that complement that material perfectly.
Please look through all the photos, read the style details and check the measurements below for more information. Do get in touch with any questions, and to purchase. Paypal payment only please.
- Ralph Lauren suit
- Very dark green 75% wool, 25% angora tweed
- Made in Italy by Saint Andrews
- Tagged 38S, but has been tailored (see measurements below)
- Wonderful detailing throughout (see photos)
- Single-breasted
- 3 buttons, rolling to the second button
- Notch lapels
- Lapel tab/latch, with button under opposite lapel (can be removed if you prefer, as it's just sewn directly onto the back of the lapel; 5 mins work with a seam-ripper or by yourtailor)
- 3 flap pockets, plus flapped outer ticket pocket
- 4 sleeve buttons (non-functional, so further alteration is easy)
- Flat fronts
- Zip fly
- Braces buttons
- Side-adjusters
- Turn-ups/Cuffs
- Tagged 38S, but has been tailored post-purchase
- I suggest it nows fits as a slim 38S, or possibly a 37S, but check the measurements below to be certain of a great fit.
- shoulder-seam to shoulder-seam: 17.75"
- chest circumference: 41"
- waist circumference: 37"
- length from base of collar: 29.5"
- crown-cuff sleeve length: 23" (+1.5" to let down if needed)
- waist circumference: 30.5" (+1" to let out if needed)
- inside leg: 29" (can be let down if needed by approximately double the cuff height; see below for that measurement)
- leg opening at cuff: 8.75", for circumference of 17.5"
- turn-up/cuff height: 1.75"
- The suit will be sent by Royal Mail Special Delivery (insured & tracked) in the UK, and Royal Mail International Signed For (insured & tracked) for overseas buyers. UK postage is included in the cost, international postage is £25 extra.
Please enjoy looking through all the photos and let me know if I can answer any questions or if you have an offer to make.
I look forward to hearing from you!
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The University of Texas-Pan American Folkloric Dance Company will continue its annual performance series of ALEGRIA 2003-2004 at the UTPA Fine Arts Auditorium February 13, 7:30 p.m.; Feb. 14-15, 2 p.m.; Feb. 20, 7:30 p.m.; and Feb. 21-22, 2 p.m.
The dance company will present dance suites from the states of Zacatecas, Tamaulipas Norte, Nayarit, Guerrero, Tabasco and Jalisco.
In addition, the dance company will present a dramatic dance piece titled "El Venado," a sacred dance ritual of the Yaqui Indians of Sonora.
"La Llorona," a choreography based on a legendary folk tale, will also be presented. According to legend, La Llorona is a lamenting, restless spirit who roams the countryside in search of her children.
Both choreographies reflect the drama and excitement of Mexico's dance folklore.
In addition, live musical accompaniment provided by Mariachi Mexico Lindo is sure to make ALEGRIA 2003-3004 an evening of enjoyment for all.
All concerts will be held in the UTPA Fine Arts Auditorium located at the corner of Miguel A. Nevárez and University Drive.
Ticket prices are $8 in advance, $10 at the door, $5 for children under 12 and $5 for UTPA faculty, staff and students.
Tickets are also available at the IBC Wal-Mart Branches in Brownsville, Edinburg, Harlingen, McAllen and Mission; IBC Banks in Pharr, South Padre Island and Weslaco; and the UTPA Payments and Collections Office.
For additional information, contact the UTPA Folkloric Dance Company Office at 956/381-2230 or via e-mail at email@example.com


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Jaguar responds to 'Mad Men' portrayal
On last week's episode of AMC's hit drama "Mad Men," Don Draper (Jon Hamm) and his staff landed one of their biggest accounts yet: Jaguar. And, it turns out, the Brit automaker was as surprised as the rest of the show's viewers by where the storyline went.
In the episode in question, Herb Rennet (Gary Basaraba), the head of the Jaguar Dealers Association, gives the lucrative account to Draper's ad firm SCDP in exchange for a lustful evening with the firm's hot-stuff office manager, Joan Harris (Christina Hendricks) -- although Draper wants the firm's pitch to seal the deal.
Jaguar was contacted about the episode -- but only for research purposes; the car manufacturer had no input in the script.
"I'm a big fan of the show and it was gratifying to see our brand portrayed," JaguarUSA's VP-brand development David Pryor told AdAge.com. He added, "I would say we were fairly surprised at the turn of events."
"Obviously it was kind of tainted ... with the storyline," said Mr. Pryor about Rennet's sleazy dealings. "We would agree with Don's position that the best creative should win, not something that was less than above-board. At the end of the day, though, we're confident that people know it's a fictional character."
As for Draper and co.'s '60s-era ad pitch for the Jaguar brand, which emphasized the auto's sleek, sexy design and likened owning one to having a mistress, Pryor commented, "As I watched the show, I was wondering where the pitch was going to go, especially with the whole mistress thing."
He continued, "One connection I liked was, they went down this emotional path. They weren't trying to sell the car, they were building on this emotional connection, this love, this lust that people had for the brand back then and that we're trying to recreate now."


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Esfahan - Echo Esfahan, Iran
Esfahan Square Video Esfahan, Iran
Zanjan - 1 - Local Music Zanjan, Iran
Fruit bazaar, Esfehan Esfehan, Iran
Shiraz - Imam Mausoleum Video Shiraz, Iran
The Saheb A Zaman Club Zurkhaneh Yazd, Iran
The Saheb A Zaman Club Zurkhaneh Yazd, Iran
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Fun in Esfahan Esfahan, Iran
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Bela Chao Yazd, Iran
Ladies only party! Tehran, Iran
Ulubienica Olki czy Olka-ulubienica? Esfahan, Iran
How Iranians drive... Kerman, Iran
Singing a famous song from South Iran Shiraz, Iran
Crossing border from Turkey to Iran Tabriz, Iran
Strength performance Iran, Iran
Five minutes of fame Shiraz, Iran
Spinning Iran, Iran
Strength Iran, Iran
The beauty of Esfehan Esfehan, Iran
The Shorts revolution Tehran, Iran
Cake face! Tehran, Iran
Shiraz - Naqsh-E Rostam Video Shiraz, Iran
Zanjan - 2 - Local Music Zanjan, Iran
Birthday dance Tehran, Iran
Zanjan - Band at the Karavansara Sangi Zanjan, Iran
rit op de trein Tehran, Iran
View of Yazd from the central mosque Esfehan, Iran
Road from Tabriz to Quazvin Qazvin, Iran
Crazy Traffic in Tehran Tehran, Iran
Exercise Iranian Style Yazd, Iran
Call to mid-day prayer Esfahan, Iran
The beautiful intricacy of Women's mosque, Esfehan Esfehan, Iran
Lift in Milad Tower Tehran, Iran
Lost in the town? Qazvin, Iran
Jandaq ride through the town Jandaq, Iran
Police esccort motorbike got flat tire. Zahedan, Iran
Local Pub Tabriz, Iran
Riding the desert Birjand, Iran
Religious procession - Qom Qom, Iran
Watch the Wave of People Arrive Tehran, Iran
How many people can you fit in a defender? Tabriz, Iran
Jameh Mosque & Emam square by night Esfehan, Iran
Imam Square Esfehan, Iran
Taarof, noooo Tehran, Iran
Crossing the street in Tehran Tehran, Iran
Video of the anti-US murals Tehran, Iran
Traditional persian exercises Yazd, Iran
Eating at the local egg and tea shop. So good. Esfahan, Iran
Prayer time at the mosque Esfahan, Iran
Esfahan skyline from the roof of Hakim Mosque Esfahan, Iran
Chak Chak - Zoroastrian fire temple Chak Chak, Iran
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Volume XII: There'll Be Diamonds
A marked shift from the gentle folk-pop sound that fans throughout the Northwest have become intimately familiar with, Volume XII is, according to singer/songwriter Scott Garred, Super XX Man's "most sonically ambitious album to date."
The new album features thirteen songs "chronicling the lives of persons with mental illness," says Garred, a subject he knows firsthand through his work as a music therapist at the oldest psychiatric institution in his home state, the Oregon State Hospital.
Volume XI: A Better Place
What: The ALL AGES Tender Loving Empire 1st Birthday Party!
When: Sunday, May 11th. Doors open at 7pm Music starts at 8pm (so we can fit in ALL 7 BANDS!!)
Where: Berbati's Pan (213 SW Ankeny St., Portland, OR 97204)
Who: Finn Riggins
Jared Mees & The Grown Children
Super XX Man
Boy Eats Drum Machine
Nadine Mooney
Southern Belle
Special Side Show Guests
What else?: We'll be releasing our first ever FRIENDS AND FRIENDS OF FRIENDS COMPILATION that night! The FIRST 50 PEOPLE THROUGH THE DOOR WILL RECEIVE A FREE FAFOF COMP!! After that they'll be $2 all night and then $5 at the TLE store or website! The comp includes tracks by Finn Riggins, Super XX Man, Jared Mees & The Grown Children, Eskimo and Sons Starving Daughters, Nadine Mooney, Southern Belle, Boy Eats Drum Machine, The Righteous and Harmonious Fists, Small Sur, Newspapers, Dash!, Nick Caceres, Mill Race, Lions and Lambs, Le Fleur, HillFolk Noir, Church, Sister Suvi, and Orem the Sink,
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Rated 3.6 out of 5 by 630 reviewers.
Rated 1 out of 5 by Ktwill Very Displeased This hotel truly does not represent "Sheraton Hotels"! The nicest part of the hotel room was the bathroom...The chair had horrible stains on it, I would not even sit in it...the paint was horrible, there was stains on the walls, on the curtains, there was a hole in the wall behind the night stand between the beds, the refrig was so beat up looking & the bed was very uncomfortable, I felt springs all night. The fire alarm went off from 8pm until 10pm and then again after midnight...There was a lady that spoke over the intercom about 6 or 7 times & she was soooo LOUD it was like being in a grocery store & someone speaking on the intercom making very loud announcements! it scared me out of my sleep & gave me a migraine headache! I spoke with the manager Adam and he did NOTHING in compensating for this horrible incident! I called Starwood directly from the hotel and filed a complaint...I will hopefully get a response within 5 business days...I will never stay at this Sheraton again. September 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kathy827 Kathy Hotel was nice and convenient location. However Shuttle to the hotel I felt took too long. September 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Roami26 Consistently great customer service! It's very rare that an affordable hotel with great service REMAINS that way. The Four Points by Sheraton - LAX is consistently CONSISTENT. No surprises here. Great staff and customer service. Great SPG Platinum recognition, Clean and comfortable rooms...every stay! Enjoyed the fresh cookies upon check-in as well. Just an overall solidly good choice when staying near LAX. September 16, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by misslala No responding on the refund request over I got to stay at this hotel because my flight was cancelled. I got a voucher for the hotel and used it. But the hotel charged me for the stay not using the voucher. I requested the refund, sent the email with all the documents needed and called several times. They never answered my request and don't call me back for the last 2 weeks. I don't know if SPG takes good card of hotels under it name. September 15, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by LukeandOlivia Nice for the Money Everything was great except I couldn't seem to get the thermostat to go any lower in our room. I couldn't call someone in the middle of the night when we were sweating while my 2 babies were sleeping. September 12, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by MickK I ended up at another hotel Management is apparently cost cutting by turning off the air conditioning. Upon opening the door to my room I was greeted by a wave of hot and humid air. The thermostat read 80 degrees. Fiddling with the thermostat didn't produce any cold air. A call to the front desk resulted in an offer to "send someone up to look at the AC". After being placed on hold for requesting a room with working AC I eventually gave up and returned to the front desk. I asked the front desk staff if there was anything he could do to demonstrate that an 80 degree room was unacceptable to him as well. He chuckled, apologized and offered to leave a note for the manager. Another front desk staff overhead this exchange and gave me free breakfast for my stay. The replacement room was 74 degrees, but the WiFi didn't work. Based on my previous interactions with Staff I concluded dealing with tech support would take longer than changing hotels. I happily exchanged free breakfast for working internet and AC. They were decent enough to cancel the reservation without charging me. A staff member told me "That they need to turn on the air conditioning in the rooms at the end of the halls". September 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Starling924 Good stay The staff were great and accomodations were pleasing. September 11, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by WillieF Good for South Bay business travel For business and proximity to LAX, the hotel is fine. Nothing else to do in the area, so you must have a car. September 8, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Supermom808 very disappointed I stayed 2 nights at this Sheraton with 2 separate reservations. Upon checkin I notified the staff of this and he told me -no problem. The first night was fine except that my kids and i had to take a shower in 1-2 inches of water! I called guest services and a plumber was sent up within 30 minutes. He was very nice and even offered if he could not fix the problem would i be willing to move rooms. Thanksfully he was successful in fixing the stuck shower drain. The next day we left the hotel by 10 am. and made sure that our DO NOT DISTURB sign was not hanging on the door as i wanted new towels and paper supplies. When i returned to the room @6pm we were not able to get into the room. So i ended up having to recheck in with the front desk and get new keys. No problem even tho the clerk upon the first check in did not connect my two reservations together. Anyhow, when i got to my room, the room had not been cleaned. I called guest services to alert them and ask for someone to be sent up. He asked me at least 3 times if i am SURE i did not leave my Do Not Disturb Sign on my door. I said No, No and NO! After a long day all i wanted to do was be able to go to my room and relax. Since i didn't want to be there while they cleaned I went out again. I returned @10pm and guess what?! My room was still a mess! i don't think it is too much to ask for my room to be cleaned! i was so tired by then i called guest services and asked for some clean towels and paper goods to be sent up. Forget cleaning my room. This took 45 to 1 hour to arrive. I had to wake up very early the next morning and because of the incompetence of some people i had a crappy night with little sleep. I will never stay at this hotel again.I usually stay at a different hotel while in LA but chose this one because the price was cheaper and i had stayed at a starwood property this summer and had a fabulous experience. I travel a lot and i really don't expect much. All i want is things to work in my room and have my room cleaned daily. This was probably the worst experience at a hotel i have ever had. To make matters worse, no one ever apologized to me. All i got was accusations that I left my do not disturb sign on my door! September 3, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Supermom808 Would not recommend this location I stayed 2 nights at this location. The first night i had a great rest and the amenities were adequate. I only had 1 garbage can in the whole room which made it difficult. I would suggest this hotel put a garbage can in the bathroom as well as the one in the main room. Also my shower plugged up and we all bathed in 2 inches of soapy water. I called and a plumber was sent up and fixed the problem. He was the nicest and the only person i encountered during my stay that apologized for the inconvenience. The next night was worse. I returned to my room @ 6pm and my room was not cleaned. I called guest services to advise and ask for someone to come and clean my room. Whoever I spoke with asked me 3 times if i as sure I did not have my "Do NOT DISTURB" SIGN on. i said no, no and NO as i stared at the sign hanging on the BACK OF MY DOOR!" How rude to insinuate that i was lying! To add insult to injury I rerturned over 3 hours later and my room was still dirty!!! By this time it was 10pm and i was tired and decided to give up and asked for some towels and amenities so i could just go to bed as I had an early wake up the next morning. That took 45 minutes! Not once did anyone apologize for inconveniencing me! The luxury of staying in hotel is being able to return to your room after a busy day to a room that is clean and comfortable. To my disappointment this did not happen. Because of my experience, I would never recommend this location to anyone.. August 26, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by 1Frequenttraveler1 Needs to be renovated -Comforter was stained. -Shower head wall attachment missing. -Tub stained. -Paid over $150 for 1 night and breakfast wasn't provided (a bagel and juice would have sufficed). August 25, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mimi58 Okay, nothing special The room was clean, and the staff was very helpful, especially when my spouse was confused by the shower's temperature control. We were here for one night, and were satisfied. I would suggest one thing: when you list complimentary bottled water in the room as an amenity, maybe put two bottles in the room? You know, one for each person? August 25, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by MoDhedhi Extremely disappointed When I first arrived I was given a parking pass to let me in and out of the lot. It didn't work so I went back to the front desk. where Tyron was very rudely commented "This line is only for platinum or gold.." When i responded yes I am, he challenged me by asking me what room I am staying in. This was the first extremely rude encounter by the staff. Secondly, our room had no Kleenex. On Saturday of our stay I had to call 3 times and still no one had sent up Kleenex. We ended up heading out for the night and when we arrived, still no Kleenex...I then called housekeeping for a 4th time and the lady said well I'm the new night shift person so don't blame me. She did then send up Kleenex, but the lack of service at this hotel is ridiculous. Lastly, I went to get a cup of coffee from the restaurant next to the check-in counter. I asked for hot coffee and was given a lukewarm cup saying this is all we have left otherwise we will need to brew a whole new pot. I was startled by this lack of interest in serving guests.... August 25, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Jigg Needs improvement No refrigerator in room. No continental breakfast. Some of the towels were worn with deep discoloration, should be replaced with new ones. August 24, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by jamwie Disappointed For an airport hotel it is fine but the old saying first impressions count is so true On checking in at 10am the receptions told me before even looking up my reservation "you cannot check in now" although I had booked and received confirmation the 24 hr check in check out room offer. Once I explained this to the receptionist no issues at all. August 23, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Mike200000000 This Hotel needs help.... Airconditioning broken for all 3 nights of my stay, TV channels not available, cleaning service left shampoo bottles in shower and never once replaced the coffee service August 22, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by SB111 Horrilble horrible place this hotel is old, dirty and smells. I paid $208 for a terrible night. I would never stay here again. August 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MikeyVA Great stay, was pleasantly surprised This was the first time at this property and I wasn't sure what to expect. I was pleased with the condition of the property and found it quieter than some of the other Starwood properties around LAX. This isn't the poshest hotel but it is clean and well maintained. August 20, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Lisaann Great Airport Very pleased with this hotel and location will definetely stay here again. August 19, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by chet1 Good hotel but restaurant needs help Check in staff very nice. Lobby presentation good. Room was clean and comfortable. The restaurant needs improvement. Not much food selection and little value for the cost. Better to eat somewhere else. August 19, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by SanDiegotoHawaii Hotel is Tired Hotel is really run down. I try to find Sheraton properties as their gym is usually good. August 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Falcon25 Great for night before early departure Very nice, reasonably priced hotel for staying the night before an early morning departure. Very friendly and helpful staff! Decor is a little dated but the rooms are very nice. August 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Redleg08 Asian Tour Leader An excellent hotel for those seeking a layover from long flights. August 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Capitain Classic & affordable nice, clean & affordable. August 15, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by AWUK Stop-over on arrival at LAX Our stay was fine, hotel reasonably quiet although air-con a bit noisy. A bit expensive but clean and comfortable. Very helpful staff gave accurate directions for walk to car hire pick-up. Four bottles of water would be good when booking for four people. August 15, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by BJDJ This hotel is so convenient. The first room assigned to us smelled so bad like it was a smoker's room. Please fix the elevator. Our bathtub did not drain well. August 13, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Madhadmel Aug 2014 Had a one night stay in Lax as our flight was 6am next day. This hotel is very convenient, clean, 2 restaurants in hotel so you don't have to go anywhere, shuttle that runs 24/7 around the clock, check in efficient, rooms a little small but enough for a one night stay with 4 people. Enjoyed it and would stay here again. August 13, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by MattC TV Not working Only a few of the channels on the TV were working properly. A staff member came up to look at it but offered no solution and blamed it on DirecTV. August 13, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Oilman60 Convenient to LAX We use this hotel when flying out of LAX. The parking packages are convenient, the restaurant is really good, and the rooms are always clean and in good condition. August 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by SamNYC I felt very comfortable and enjoyed my stay The only issue I had was that I had a iron in my room that leaked a lot of water. Otherwise, the stay was great. The staff were very helpful and polite. August 9, 2014


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My 82-year-old mother is having angina when she exerts herself. She is scheduled for an angiogram and maybe angioplasty. I've heard that women's heart disease is different from men's and that angioplasty may not be as effective in women. Should she get the angiogram?
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WebMatrix is the latest addition to the hugely popular Microsoft ASP.NET web platform. This exciting new technology aims to simplify the process of developing websites by combining the new and powerful Razor syntax with a fully extensible set of data and HTML helpers for performing common web tasks.
The WebMatrix installation includes all the tools the developer requires to quickly create fully-functional, data-driven, dynamic sites using ASP.NET web pages. The lightweight custom development tool works alongside SQL Server Compact Edition and Internet Information Services (IIS) Express to provide a seamless and easy-to-use environment which enables the web developer to concentrate on the rapid development of feature-rich websites, without the need to learn the complex concepts and highly structured programming models which many other frameworks require.
What youll learn
- How to combine HTML and server-side C# Razor code with the powerful .NET framework to easily develop websites using Microsoft WebMatrix
- How to create layouts which can be applied across multiple pages
- How to interact with SQL Server and other databases, using proven techniques and best practices
- How to add social networking features to your web site using WebMatrix Helpers
- How to create your own custom functions and helpers to provide reusable code and content
- How to secure your website using a role-based membership model
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This book is aimed at anyone with a basic knowledge of web technologies who wants to use this latest addition to the Microsoft ASP.NET web platform to easily and quickly build feature-rich, dynamic, data-driven websites.
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Being unemployed has some advantages. A lot of free time to do whatever. A sense of total freedom. Almost, I suppose like being retired. Since I'm 50 years old, I know it's a temporary stay from the main stream, as bills need to get paid.
So why not go for it? With a small amount of money I saved, I "acted" retired. I hopped off to the Casino, Mohegan Sun. Ah, lots of action bells, lights, food, entertainment, and sudden outbursts of winning slot machine and poker game players.
At first I was lucky, leaving with more than I started. There was a sense that it was too food to be true. This was too easy. I created two rules for myself. leave when I was ahead $200 and leave before dark as there were many carcasses of rotting deer to and from Mohegan Sun.
After about a week, I lost too much money and was driving Interstate 81 at night preparing to dodge any deer trying to use my headlights to see just to get to the other side.
At a closer, more focused view, there was a lot of heartache and pain. A woman sitting next to me at a blackjack table said we were in "Devil's Playground."
She whispered in my ear that her husband, who was sitting to my left, lost $60,000 of their life savings. Another woman at the same table was betting $500 a hand. In a short amount of time, she left the table without a single poker chip.
A dealer from another table took notice and could only shake her head.
For people who have lost control of their gambling at a casino, they can put themselves on the "self-exclusion list."
A person can ban themselves from any casino in Pennsylvania for 1 to 5 years and even lifetime. If a person signs this list and is caught in a casino, they will be arrested for criminal trespass, fired and forfeit all money in their possession.
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It's October. It's also breast cancer awareness month.
In 2011, the American Cancer Society's estimates for cancer in Fulton and Montgomery Counties were:
Breast cancer is second only to lung cancer in cancer deaths among women in the U.S. The chance of a woman having invasive breast cancer some time during her life is about 1 in 8. The chance of dying from breast cancer is about 1 in 35.
The American Cancer Society's recent studies suggest many women in the U.S. are not following recommended guidelines for mammography screening by having their first screening later than recommended, not having one at recommended intervals or not receiving appropriate and timely follow-up of positive screening results.
With this in mind, women ages 40 and older should have a screening mammogram every year and should continue to do so for as long as they are in good health. After age 40, women should have a breast exam by a health expert every year as well.
My hope is that because October creates awareness of breast cancer, that each and every woman will take the time to get her breast exam and mammogram. Cancer screening and early detection saves lives.
If you do not have health insurance, the Cancer Services Program of Fulton and Montgomery Counties offer free breast exams and mammograms to women ages 40 to 64.
We also offers Pap tests and pelvic exams for women ages 40 to 64, as well as colon cancer screening kits to men and women 50 to 64, if eligible.
Please call 841-3726 to see if you are eligible for a free screening.
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I.D. Karachentsev (SAO), V.E. Karachentseva (U Kiev), A.E. Dolphin (NOAO), D. Geisler (U Concepción), E.K. Grebel (U Wash), P. Guhathakurta (UCSC), P.W. Hodge (U Wash), A. Sarajedini (Wesleyan U), P. Seitzer (U Mich), M.E. Sharina (SAO)
The bright spiral galaxies M81 and NGC 2403 and their dwarf companions are two of the closest galaxy groups to our own Local Group. The Cepheid distance moduli of M81 and NGC 2403 are (27.80±.20) and (27.51±.24) mag (Freedman et al.\ 1994, Freedman & Madore 1988).
We obtained Hubble Space Telescope WFPC2 images of the dwarf spheroidal galaxies K61, K63, K64, DDO 78, BK6N, kk077 in the M81 group and of DDO 44 in the NGC2403 group. The resulting CMDs show the red giant branch with tips in the range of I(TRGB)= [23.5 -- 24.0] mag. The derived true distance moduli of the six M81 dSphs range from 27.55 to 27.95 mag, consistent with their membership in this group. The TRGB distance modulus of DDO 44, (27.52±.15) mag, confirms it as a companion of NGC\,2403. Taking into account the TRGB distances derived for M82 (Sakai & Madore 1999), for the dSphs BK5N and F8D1 (Caldwell et al.\ 1998), and the BCD UGC6456 (Lynds et al.\ 1998), we obtain a mean distance modulus of (27.82 ±.06) mag for the M81 group. The standard deviation of the individual moduli is 0.17 mag.
We find the difference of the TRGB distances to the two the groups to be (0.47±.25) Mpc. {From} a projected separation of M81 and NGC 2403 of 0.83 Mpc follows a deprojected distance of 0.95 Mpc. With respect to the Local Group, M81 and NGC 2403 have radial velocities of 106 km/s and 216 km/s, while the velocities of the group centroids are 216 km/s and 275 km/s, respectively. The higher velocity of the closer group may indicate that the two groups are moving towards each other.
IDK and EKG are supported by the Henri Chrétien International Research Grant administered by the American Astronomical Society.
If you would like more information about this abstract, please follow the link to http://www.astro.lsa.umich.edu/users/seitzer/snapshot/. This link was provided by the author. When you follow it, you will leave the Web site for this meeting; to return, you should use the Back comand on your browser. [Previous] | [Session 8] | [Next]


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Muslims in the Middle East are fighting wars of religion. Like the carnage between Protestants and Catholics that haunted Northern Ireland during the last third of the 20th century, there is little anyone can do until local peoples crave peace so intensely they are willing to cultivate it.
from The Great Debate:
Avoid a classic blunder: Stay out of religious wars in the Middle East
from Tales from the Trail:
U.S. religious leaders urge moral solution to debt talks
Don't balance the U.S. budget on the backs of the poor and sick, religious leaders said, suggesting that their churches' charity work is already overstretched and social havoc could result if the government's social safety net is abandoned.
Majority of U.S. Catholics back gay rights in survey
In spite of, or perhaps because of, Roman Catholic church teachings condemning homosexuality, many lay Catholics in the United States be more accepting toward same-sex relationships than the general public, a new survey found.
Southern Baptists (and Republicans): old, white and in decline?
The evangelical Protestant revival has been one of the most dynamic religious and social movements in the United States in the last three decades. According to the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life, one in four U.S. adults now count themselves as followers of this faith tradition.


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So, I was trying to think of what font would be best in the header of my site, and I thought, "When else do I get to showcase Caslon?"
We live in a time when fonts are a dime a dozen. Caslon, however, along with a lot of the truly great typefaces, speaks of a time when printers demanded so much more from their types. Indeed, choosing the right font to use for your 18th-century needs was a much more arduous task than it is today. You see, when an 18th-century printer discussed a "font", he meant not the style of text, but a very specific one, including the point size, which, when you're dealing with hand-arranged lead blocks, are not scalable to whatever size you want. What you get is what you get.
Nor could you simply click "Italic." Every character in that font also had to be created. In short, it was not an easy process, so it is no wonder that when a printer found a typeface that worked, that kind of became his workhorse.
In years prior, many of the classic typefaces, like the classic and ubiquitous Garamond, were designed by Frenchmen or Italians. When William Caslon, an Englishman, released his own distinct types, they became, unofficially, the official font of the English-speaking peoples. Needless to say, said peoples spread far and wide, and they brought Caslon with them.
To make a long story short (although, as my poor girlfriend will attest, I'll gladly expand upon it at the drop of a hat), one motto printers worked by was "When in doubt, use Caslon."
Wait. What is Caslon?
Didn't we just go over this? Oh good, you were paying attention! Every font had to be produced by hand. One effect of this is that there are minute (or not-so-minute) inconsistencies from one point-size to another. Another effect is that my Caslon may not be quite the same as your Caslon. A third effect is that, in the digital age, when we want so desperately to use this oh-so-timeless typeface, is that any foundry wishing to produce a digital font family is faced with the question of which Caslon to use.
If you're looking through your fonts and find Caslon, it's most likely in the form of Adobe Caslon. Carol Twombly crafted this font from Caslon's own type specimens from 1734-1770 – a huge span of time when we're considering a medium whose tools could change from one casting to the next. The end result is a safe, nicely-synthesized set of letterforms, complete with new ones crafted to match the rest. It looks attractive, but unfortunately rather plain. And I guarantee you'll see it everywhere.
A much more beautiful variety is in the form of Founder's Caslon from the International Typeface Corporation. Like other digitizations of Caslon, Founder's Caslon features letterforms from original type specimens – many of which still survive today – but he goes a step further.
Open up your word processor of choice. Pick a font (bonus points if you use your variety of Caslon) and type the same phrase at 12-pt, 30-pt, and 42-pt, and print. Seriously, reading this can wait, and you'll enjoy the smell of freshly-printed text. You see, if you take a font that is meant for 12-point printing and just scale the hell out of it, you'll see, if you look, that what looks fine for big blocks of small text may not work so well as a giant headline. Or vice-versa. While a difficult process, one nice thing about having to hand-craft every size is that you can optimize the look of the text for a particular need. Can't do that digitally without a little elbow grease.
A lot of digital fonts include an additional style, called Poster, which is a typographer's term for "Really Freakin' Big," that clean them up a bit and re-weight some of the strokes. I love Bodoni Poster so much my driver's license picture is the "j" glyph. Just kidding.
Anyway, what Justin Howes did, during the course of Founder's Caslon's creation, was to forgo the usual process of selecting the letterforms that would best survive multiple scalings, and create an entire font family based on different type sizes – yep, 12, 30, and 42. And also Poster, which continues to mean "Really freakin' big." The result of this is that while you are setting your text, instead of relying on a number of bizarre weights (bold, compressed, compressed bold, bold italic, extra-black-plus, goblin-munchingly-bold, etc.) your headlines and sub-headlines now have a distinct, yet integrated, look just by using a different font from the same family. An elegant solution.
And no, Founder's Caslon does not have any bold weights. Seriously, these poor guys had to hand-cut every single stinking glyph, in Roman and Italic, in every size under the sun, not to mention swash characters, ornaments, and small-caps. They just didn't have time to make things bold! Yes, more on this later.
So go forth with your newfound appreciation for Caslon in all its glory.
PS – if, while you were glancing through your fonts, you found Caslon Antique, don't be fooled – it wasn't based on anything William Caslon designed; the name was just invoked to cash in on the established popularity of Caslon's typefaces. Still, given that it was designed to emulate the look of physically deteriorated metal pieces of type, I love the look of it, so don't hesitate to use it if you want!


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HAMILTON — Muhammad Ali was known for his knockouts in the ring.
Sunday night at the Iron Palace at the campus of Trenton Catholic Academy, another Muhammad-Ali went to work on the basketball court.
Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman delivered a knockout to Trenton Catholic in the decisive third quarter of the Eastern States Christmas Invitational Tournament championship, leading Allentown Central Catholic High (Pa.) to a 71-49 victory.
He outscored the Iron Mikes 16-6 in the quarter, helping the Vikings stretch a seven-point lead at the half to 22 points at the end of the third quarter.
Abdur-Rahkman finished with 35 points to take home the tournament's Most Valuable Player award.
"I knew that our team needed a spark after the half," Abdur-Rahkman said. "I figured I have to play a little bit harder than I was already playing, and that's what I did. This was a good tournament for us. We played against some good players this weekend, so it will help us going forward."
Abdur-Rahkman's third quarter was comprised of endless drives to the basket, including a dunk that punctuated the dominance both he and the Vikings had over Trenton Catholic.
"It has been tough; we haven't stopped anybody all year, including our scrimmages," Iron Mikes head coach Fred Falchi said. "We gave up 70 plus points both games. They killed us on the glass all night. We finally got some stops and then they would get the rebound."
Malachi Richardson finished with 19 points to pace Trenton Catholic.
"They pushed us out of our stuff," Tennyson Lewis said. "They pushed us out of our offense. It seems like we gave up. They ran whatever they wanted to run. Abdur-Rahkman got in the lane, and we couldn't stop him. We have some guys hurt; we just have to get our chemistry going again before the league starts up."
The match-up of AAU teammates — Richardson and Abdur-Rahkman — was close for a while, but the Vikings' senior put up 22 points in the second half, as the lead got as big as 27.
"We played on team 'Team Final' this year," Abdur-Rahkman said. "We knew they would be a tough team to play against. When you play against good players, you want to raise your game."
ALLENTOWN CENTRAL CATHOLIC (71): Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman 13-1-6-35, Brendan Wagner 4-0-2-10, Jeanlee Baez 3-0-3-9, Brian McCarthy 1-1-1-6, Zay Jennings 0-0-1-3, Elijah Gonzalez 1-0-1-3, Bryce Maley 1-0-0-2, Josh McKee 0-0-1-1, Ryan McKee 0-0-0-0, David Stevens 0-0-0-0, Ben Pratt 0-0-0-0, Luke Guensch 0-0-0-0, Devon Shepherd 0-0-0-0. Totals: 24-3-14-71.
TRENTON CATHOLIC ACADEMY (49): Malachi Richardson 5-1-6-19, Myles Powell 1-2-1-9, Tennyson Lewis 0-1-2-5, Nobel Berroa 1-0-2-4, Anthony Wright 0-1-0-3, Marquise Bell 1-0-1-3, Richmond Aririguzon 1-0-1-3, Michael DelValle 1-0-0-2, Dajour Alfred 0-0-0-0, Garrison Wilson 0-0-0-0. Totals: 10-5-14-49.
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Pints are being swapped for pews in Hendon's Jewish heartland as two pubs have been taken over by synagogues.
The news comes in the wake of the opening of a major kosher hotel which the owners describe as "part of the regentrification of Hendon".
Porat Yosef, a Moroccan Jewish community, has bought Kerrigan's, almost on the junction of Brent Street and Bell Lane, for an undisclosed sum. Scaffolding has been erected and building work is expected to start shortly.
Warden Menachem Haziza, owner of Menachem's kosher butcher in Golders Green, said the hope was to move in December. "We haven't decided on everything we want but there will be a synagogue that will follow the Moroccan tradition and a community centre that will be open to the Sephardi community."
Proceeds from the sale of Porat Yosef's current premises in Burroughs Gardens, Hendon, will go towards the cost.
"We are moving because the position of our current building is not central enough and our community is growing," Mr Haziza added.
Across the road in Brent Street, Manning's pub has been purchased by the New Hendon Beis Hamedrash, which has been holding services and educational meetings behind a nearby office block.
Membership of the five-year-old synagogue has grown to the point where the congregation needs more room. Its minister is Dayan Yonasan Abraham of the London Beth Din.
It is understood that a third pub,The Little House, has been taken over by Jewish owners, but they could not be reached for comment.
Since opening in summer, the Pillar Hotel has hosted Jewish guests from around the world. The property was acquired from an American Christian group, the Pillar of Fire Society, which had owned it for more than 100 years.
"We have completely renovated the buildings and turned them into a luxury hotel in the heart of the north-west London Jewish community," said a hotel spokesman. "This is part of the regentrification of Hendon. Jewish people from far and wide now have a place where, for example, they can hold smachot and have accommodation for their guests."
The buildings have Grade II listed status and the owners worked closely with English Heritage. The Pillar has opened with 16 rooms and will eventually have 50.


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The Helmut E. Landsberg Award recognizes an individual or team for exemplary contributions to the fields of urban meteorology, climatology, or hydrology, including, but not restricted to, achievements through measurements or modeling that provide an improved understanding of atmospheric processes in urban environments, enhanced urban meteorological or air quality forecasting capabilities, advances in identifying and quantifying beneficial and adverse impacts in urban areas, or in recognition of service or applications in the field. Contributions may either be for a singular achievement or in recognition of sustained contributions over a period of many years. Nominations are considered by a committee of the Scientific and Technological Activities Commission Board on the Urban Environment, which makes recommendations for final approval by AMS Council.
Helmut Erich Landsberg was a noted and influential climatologist and was an important figure in meteorology and atmospheric science in education, public service and administration. He authored several notable works, particularly in the field of particulate matter and its influence on air pollution and human health. Landsberg also was the first scientist writing in English on the use of statistical analysis in the field of climatology and implemented this type of information and analysis in aiding military operations during World War II.
Landsberg received his PhD from the University of Frankfurt in Germany and then moved to the United States in 1934 to teach geophysics and meteorology at Pennsylvania State University. While there, he offered a graduate seminar on bioclimatic problems, the first such graduate course to be taught in the United States. He was subsequently appointed to the faculties of the University of Chicago (1941) and the University of Maryland (1967), with which he continued to be affiliated until his death. At Maryland, he served as first Director of the Graduate Program in Meteorology (later named the Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Science), and of the Institute for Fluid Dynamics and Applied Mathematics.
In 1949, Landsberg was appointed to the Air Pollution Committee by US President Harry S. Truman, where he helped to shape US air pollution regulations. From 1954-1967, he served at the US Weather Bureau as Director of the Office of Climatology.
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She said the weed too strong, it keeps my breath stinkin'
Dizzy high, I ride away in my Lincoln
Close my eyes and fly away but no blinking
I'm just dreaming she ain't really screaming
It goes both ways and I was trying to get even
Lost my whole evening mostly for no reason and
Just my broken weaslin', now I'm trying to ease it in
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Late in Thursday's win over rival Fayetteville-Manlius, Liverpool goalkeeper Cody Peck had to make a quick decision.
The Hornets had just sent a long pass to Jules Ngadula, who had gotten behind his defender.
As the F-M forward raced for the bouncing ball, Peck decided to go after it, too. He raced out near the 18-yard line and punched it away just before Ngadula reached it for a chance at a breakaway goal.
With seven minutes left to play, the score remained 2-1 Liverpool, and Peck had kept the undefeated Hornets from tying the match on their home field and putting all of the pressure on the Warriors.
"I think if they put that in, it would have knocked us down a lot," said Peck, whose team instead got a third goal several minutes later to seal a 3-1 victory over the No. 2 state-ranked Hornets.
Peck, who made nine saves in that game to go with a five-save effort in a 1-0 victory over Cicero-North Syracuse on Sept. 20, is this week's Athlete of the Week for Syracuse.com and The Post-Standard.
After a rough start that included a pair of scoreless ties and two overtime losses, the Warriors have won four straight to improve to 6-2-2 overall and 5-1 and first in the CNYCL National – easily Section III's toughest boys soccer conference.
Peck said he and his teammates sort of hit a low point after a 1-0 home loss in overtime to F-M earlier in September.
"I'll be honest, it was really rough," he said. "Going into that game we all thought we had it."
Another overtime loss, 3-2 to Baldwinsville, a few days later had the Warriors wondering where their season was headed.
But after easy wins over Corcoran and Oswego, the Warriors ran into C-NS, a team they had tied, 0-0, early in the season. This time, Liverpool came away with a 1-0 victory, setting the stage for Thursday's trip to Manlius.
"Them being No. 2 in the state and 27th in the country – we got hyped up for that," Peck said. "We really wanted to knock them down. Them not losing a game, only giving up one goal, we wanted to be the team to knock them off."
Peck described the bus ride home as, "Loud. Really loud. Energetic, and really happy with one another."
"We're really confident," he said. "Especially after last year. We were going strong in sectionals, and we ended up losing in double overtime there (to eventual champion Utica Proctor)."
Part of the reason it took the Warriors awhile to gel this year was the loss of senior Nick Zingaro, the team's leading scorer last season.
But with four senior defenders – Joe Pugh, Michael Milligan, Kyle Lombard and Zach Munski – back, along with senior defensive midfielder Alex Sestak, the Warriors will be a hard team to play now that the attack is finding itself.
The play of another defender, junior Miles Veney, has allowed coach Doug Nunn to rotate Lombard into a midfield position as well.
"It's not often that (the opponent) gets solid shots off, or that balls get played through or they get breakaways," Peck said. "A lot of our success comes from our back four."
Nunn calls Peck, "a real strong athlete who brings a lot of confidence and direction in the back."
The coach said the communication and experience among the Warriors' back line is definitely the key to this year's team.
"We've got four guys in front of him – really five – it doesn't make a difference who's back there, we don't skip a beat," Nunn said. "It does make Cody's life a lot easier – and mine."
Peck said he's not sure what he'll do after high school, but he's talked to both Clarkson and the University of Rochester about playing soccer. If he chooses Clarkson, Peck will join his brother, Zach, a former Liverpool player who plays right back for the Golden Knights.


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From February 2010 to March 2011 RCLA collaborated with a group of researchers from Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, providing training and technical assistance as they facilitated a Collaborative Inquiry research project on the meaning and practice of global citizenship. Eleven individuals participated in this research project, including NGO directors, university professors and high school teachers who are working on projects that support education for global citizenship. The question which guided this inquiry was: What type of education and practices contribute to the creation of global citizenship and how can we improve these practices through collaborative work? The group organized five meetings throughout the year and developed several collaborative actions to apply their learning and to advance global citizenship in their organizations and schools. The group documented the research process and findings in a final report (Spanish version PDF) and planned dissemination activities and further Cooperative Inquires with other groups to share their learning as they continue to reflect on these important topics. For more information please contact Amparo Hofmann- Pinilla, RCLA Deputy Director


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OXFORD – Ole Miss gave Florida its best shot in the first half, but then the Gators showed they could beat the Rebels at the defensive game.
With 3-point shots raining down Tuesday inside Tad Smith Coliseum Ole Miss led by 16 in the first half and by 10 at the break, but a crowd of 7,488 left disappointed when No. 14 Florida held the Rebels to 27.6 percent shooting in the second half and rallied to win 64-60.
The Rebels were 6-of-6 from 3-point range in the first half but 1-for-6 in the second. Had they managed to get one more to drop they'd have forced overtime, but Maurice Aniefiok fumbled the ball after point guard Jarvis Summers drove to the rim and passed back outside.
It was the shot Ole Miss coach Andy Kennedy wanted if not the player. Aniefiok averages 9.5 minutes a game, though he hasn't reached nine minutes in the last four.
"In fairness to Maurice, I threw him right into the fire. He had not played the whole game," Kennedy said. "We had the best-case scenario. I just wish we'd have shot the ball."
Foul trouble for Murphy Holloway, who eventually fouled out with 48 seconds left, caused Kennedy to dig deeper into his bench.
Holloway played just eight minutes in the first half.
"That hurt us a lot. He's a big part of our team, and we can't win without him on the floor," junior guard Nick Williams said.
Williams keyed the big first half run, going 4-for-4 from 3-point range and getting 12 of his 14 points then.
Terrance Henry posted his second-straight double-double with 21 points and 10 rebounds, going 9-for-16 from the floor.
But it was the Gators (16-4, 4-1 SEC) who hit the big shots in the second half. Florida knocked down 3-point shots on three-straight possessions in the final 5 minutes, 33 seconds when it went from a 52-50 deficit to a 59-54 lead. Mike Rosario and Kenny Boynton hit the buckets for the Gators, whose better second-half shooting was spurred by dribble penetration from guard Erving Walker.
"I don't know that our defense was that much different in the second half. I thought they had an unbelievable first half," Florida coach Billy Donovan said.
The Rebels went up 52-50 with Reggie Buckner scored with an offensive rebound with 6:26 to play.
Florida shot 52 percent in the second half and held the Rebels (13-7, 3-3) to 27.6 percent. Ole Miss shot 60.9 percent in the first half.
The Gators had enough inside presence to compete with the Rebels' frontcourt. Sophomore center Patric Young was 7-for-10 from the floor, most of them dunks, and finished with 15 points.
"I thought they were very physical inside," Kennedy said. "Patric Young is a beast. They were switching on some ball screens, and we weren't strong enough to power through."


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United States after the release of non-farm payrolls report, Citi Bank 1xbet analysts said the "market this summer's apathy and general high depression and low returns, extreme pessimism and surrounding Central Bank intervention related to the deaths of price discovery. "
"The credibility of the Federal Reserve is close to zero, so the strong employment data is not important. The Federal Reserve will not raise interest rates in September, because this distance United States November presidential election only two months, and a lot of people think the election Republican candidate Trump unfit to lead United States. Therefore, non-agricultural employment is not so important. "
Brent Donnelly says, "drop the Fed's credibility has already been confirmed in price changes. You may have noticed, the market no longer comments on the Federal Reserve reacts, like Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart and Chicago Fed President Charles Evans recently made a statement. And by 2016 the market volatility to the Fed speech in sharp contrast. "
1xbet of Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Economist Chris Rupkey said, "Although the July jobs data release probability of the Fed raising interest rates rose sharply, almost certainly, the Fed can't raise interest rates in September, because in the United States presidential election the most sensitive time, higher interest rates could trigger market volatility. "