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I'm sure you'd consider it inappropriate if your plumber demanded 10x more than his fee for an unpaid bill, particularly when it was an oversight and you immediately agreed to pay the normal rate.
If the plumber had to engage debt recovery services, or suffered consequential losses - bank charges, for example, due to my non-arrival of payment - then said plumber would be entitled to recover said losses*. Furthermore, we have something called the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interests) Act that allows businesses to charge statutory fees and interest over and above the base rate for late payment.
So I would not be surprised if a plumber charged me more if, for any reason, my payment was missed. And it would not take too long for these costs to escalate, particularly with bank charges, or losses to others such as missed salary payments to employees. I feel these charges would not be seen as extortion, or illegal, but US law might be different.
Would I pay 10x the rate? If the plumber could demonstrate the fees were reasonable (a prerequisite of Pre-Action Conduct* (AKA taking someone to court)) then I think payment would be the cheaper option. Again, this is not crookery or scamming. Its seeking legal redress for losses of what the claimant thinks their image is worth.
As soon as legal counsel receive instruction and prepare a case costs can spiral dramatically, so if said plumber shows 10x is reasonable then yes I would pay and stay out of court and avoid losing legal costs. As in the case of Getty and the theoretical plumber, it all depends on what evidence each side must disclose* and how strong they feel the case is, if there are any precedents and if they wish to use this case to apply the precedent in future to others.
If you want to test if Getty's fees are reasonable, then I wish you luck.
*Relevant in the UK. Unknown elsewhere.
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I saw the spoiler and from what i read, it seems kabuto transforms into a massive snake, then into a dragon. Thats why i thought that massive snake was him (gross). Meh if he does transform into a dragon, im sure he wouldnt be a tiny one
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Wow, dragon? I see we underrastimated Kabuto. Hot badass
i haven't underestimated him at all, I've been saying for quite some time now that kabuto is much stronger then everyone thinks, i even thought he might be the main protagonist for awhile, and some part of me still thinks it might be possible, think about it he's been around forever no ones been able to take him down, he tricked sasori into believing he was under his control, he was orochimarus right hand man, he is definitely not to be underestimated.
mind = blown. so many uzumakis, yet the only who still goes by that name doesn't even have the red hair.
Also, non toad sage mode???
maybe the tech kabuto used must have some sort of big side effect, oro knew how to use sage tech but didnt. He must have written it in a scroll.
This chapter was rediculous... LOL Dr. Snake? Is that like Dr. Worm from the TMBG song? lmfao. Also, Kabuto is crazy now. I hope he just dies. I love seeing Itachi fight, but I have hated Kabuto since the moment he showed up at the Chunin Exam.
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Rishi Sushi Kitchen and Bar takes fun seriously. Even saying "Rishi Sushi" aloud while attempting a straight face practically makes you slur into a smile. Then there's Rishi's Downtown space, which formerly housed ill-fated Fleur. Rishi worked hard to convert that odd-angled, two-floored building with the eye-catching wall of windows facing Third Street into someplace so full of fizzy whimsy, that the best descriptor for it would be an all-caps "POP."
But here's the really serious part: This newcomer, related to excellent Moshi Sushi in Bexley, serves food that's fresh and compelling. So past chic and sleek accents, through a "Triplets of Bellville"-type soundtrack and "Frogger" green and creamsicle orange paint, and beyond cartoony side plates bearing goofy vegetable sloganeering ("I don't carrot all!"), Rishi's cuisine is worth seeking out.
There's lots of communal seating at blond wood (and resin-topped) tables with rough-hewn detailing, plus a bar and sushi bar, but there are also two-tops and triple-date-accommodating round tables. If you prefer a more sequestered ambiance and/or duskier lighting, head upstairs.
To drink, I'd stick with the workable selection of popular wines, sakes and bottled beers. There are also unusual house cocktails with herbal tea-riffing names like "Calm." Only you might not feel so calm after getting billed $13.50 for that OK smoky margarita. A more interesting cocktail was Rishi's fruity, foamy, perfumey and four-boozes-in-it "Passion" (also $13.50).
When your friendly and well-trained server — they wear black T-shirts, jeans (I've seen acid-washed) and fanny packs (apparently "normcore" has hit Columbus) — announces specials, target the raw seafood. Because my huge Copps Island oysters ($1.75 apiece, served with intriguing homemade sauces), intense bluefin tuna sushi ($5) and lively "tatake"-style mackerel sashimi ($4) were all impressively fresh and prettily presented. Ditto for the other "straight-up" sushi I tried — like the beautiful Sashimi Lunch ($14, with much-above-average, shiitake-flavored miso soup).
Navigating Rishi's "sui generis" menu — which focuses on appetizers, ramen and pricey Asian-fusion burgers — takes some careful reading. An easy-pleaser is the coarse-yet-creamy, nutty, thick and satisfying Edamame Hummus ($8). Even better was the small-meal-in-itself Ginseng Braised Short Ribs starter ($14; think super-tender, aromatic and sweet-detonated-comfort-bomb beef stew with a drinkable "sauce"). As for the melted-mozzarella-capped Kimchi Pancake ($6), mine just tasted like a nice potato pancake.
From the half-dozen ramens — they all have platitude-like names — I tried the pork-garnished "Live for the Moment" ($15). Though the broth wasn't gurgling hot, layered with complex flavors or stippled with fat (confession: I was recently spoiled by all that at NYC's Ivan Ramen Slurp Shop), Rishi's gigantic crock was a success. Its lean, miso-and-shiitake-brown liquid base held lotsa goodies like: a slew of nice noodles, an exemplary soft-boiled soy-saucy egg, bits of properly mirin-marinated "chashu" pork, bok choy, corn, bean sprouts, scallions and nori.
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He began by walking down to the judges' station and offering up a kiss, like the one he gave Jennifer Lopez a week ago. This time, however, he planted one on Steven Tyler instead. So clearly, his judgment or his vision may have been impaired.
Then he went into the audience to kiss the girls in the front row and also to sing a few notes in between. He found his family, then got back onstage and entertained the remaining five "Idol" finalists. After getting James Durbin to bow in homage, he stared at Haley Reinhart, his duet partner ( and possible love interest, if you like the whole Internet rumor thing ), and sang the final "you're mine" line to her.
It was awesome and entertaining, as was every Casey Abrams performance, and he will be sorely missed for that. But although he didn't win the competition, the judges were vindicated in their decision to save him a month ago. It wouldn't have been right for him to go out any other way, and odds are 100 percent that you'll be seeing him in the entertainment industry for years to come.
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Scotty McCreery was the singer standing next to Abrams in the spotlight of danger. If that meant he was the second-lowest vote-getter, that would have been a huge surprise.
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He said that he'd be giving the results "in random order." Believe that or not, but he never uttered the words "you're in the bottom three" all night. Singers were either declared instantly safe (Reinhart and Durbin) or that they'd find out their fate in a few minutes (everyone else).
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It was a big results show for mentor Jimmy Iovine, whose taped comments on the remaining "Idols" were aired before each found out their results. And he made an impression from his opening salvo.
"As an artist, Haley's problem is that she really doesn't know who she is yet. My prediction is that the audience is getting wind tonight, and if she goes home tonight it will be because of that," he said.
To which Reinhart responded with ... something unairable. That's going to be a fun mentoring session next week.
Also of note: Iovine compared McCreery to Johnny Cash, said that "Lauren only hears the negative in her critique," and said Jacob Lusk was on "banana peel status."
Back in the day, "Idol" had judges who made comments like that. But in a season 10 that just lost its most entertaining act, it's apparently up to the mentor to make waves.
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As the weather turns warmer, many motorcycle riders will be out riding around Pike County, PA back roads. I urge all motorists, especially bike riders to use extreme caution while traveling the Lackawaxen Road in Shohola Township.
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J.C. Penney was taking it on the chin Thursday after reporting weak Q4 results, with CEO Ron Johnson admitting the company had made big mistakes in its turnaround effort.
The retailer posted a loss of $2.51 per share, much wider than the $0.24 loss that analysts had expected while same store sales sunk by 31.7%. Internet sales, which have been rapidly increasing across the industry, fell by 34.4% at JCP. Revenue fell 28.4% to $3.8 billion. Johnson said that in his quest to "be the favorite store for everyone:, the retailer had made some errors, including marketing issues and an assessment that customers want simple pricing without constant sales.
He commented, "I had a personal conviction to deliver everyday value beginning with truth on the price tag. We worked really hard and tried many things to make the customer understand that she could shop anytime on her terms. But we learned she prefers a sale, at times she loves a coupon and always, she needs a reference price."
Going forward, the company will be running sales, as opposed to "everyday low pricing" and will begin to offer some coupons.


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Health Insurance
When we are young, we strive to fulfill our dreams. However, with today's changing and highly stressed lifestyle, a large portion of our savings gets diverted towards increasing healthcare costs. Health insurance provides us the financial security to meet various health related emergencies without depleting our hard earned savings. It helps provides a safe and secure balance of adequate health care while maintaining financial security - today and tomorrow. Health insurance plans insure you against several illnesses. They protect your peace of mind, get rid of worries about treatment expenses, and allow you to focus on important things, like getting better.
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All of us have plans, dreams and goals - be it for our retirement or children's education. However, what most of us don't have is a plan of how to achieve these goals. This is where Financial Planning comes in. It is a process through which we can chart a roadmap to meet expected and unforeseen needs in our life. It is the process of identifying, planning for and meeting your life goals such as buying a house, savings for your child's education etc., through the proper management of your finances. A financial plan is similar to a budget that allocates income to various types of expenses and also reserves a part of it for short term and long term savings.
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Each of us aspires to own a house, dreams of exotic overseas vacations, wishes to secure our family against financial uncertainties. Although courage and hard work play a great role in helping us achieve our dreams; money is an equally important ingredient. But with inflation rising continuously, how do we ensure that we have sufficient money to fulfill our dreams? The answer is clear – through regular and systematic savings. There is always a substantial difference in the wealth of people who start saving early through a systematic financial plan as compared to those who delay. It is always important to start early, save regularly and think long term.
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The best years of 'Life' ought to be your retirement years. You have worked hard all your life, and deserve the best things in life in these golden years. Retirement planning helps you set-aside money in your prime years when you are generating income and enjoy a healthy lump sum or a steady income in your retirement years. It helps you avoid a dramatic hit to your lifestyle post retirement and provides financial protection to your dependents. There are several retirement policies, under which you can choose the age at which you wish to retire, and the premium you invest towards your retirement. They also provide you tax benefits and appreciated capital.
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Iceland Without the Ideology
But four years into its crisis, Iceland is recovering, while Europe is still kicking the can down the road. Managed devaluations will drive economies down in the near term, but the return of the drachma is not the end of the world.
Take the politics out of it and there is a way forward. When Andrew Mellon famously said "liquidate," he also meant the banks. Write down the bad loans and let the bad banks go under, but also protect the people. As a BusinessWeek history published in January shows, by 1932 Mellon wanted government to protect workers, and even supported the march of "Cox's Army" to demand intervention.
If Europe takes Iceland's way out, I wouldn't want to have any money in a big bank -- or a big bank's stock. But I wouldn't call it a victory for conservatism, and I wouldn't call it the end of the world. I'd go with a phrase from technology, the area I've covered most of my life: It's a control-alt-delete.
Reboot the system and it will run fine.
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Since incumbent Democrat Karl Wagner will be the only candidate for commissioner for his party this year, he will be unchallenged in the primary and the general election.
For the Republicans, however, there are three candidates to fill two positions: incumbent Rich Caridi and challengers Pam Lutfy and Matt Osterberg.
The winning Republican candidates and Wagner will run for the three commissioner spots in November and will be unopposed unless an independent candidate decides to run, or someone chooses to run as a write-in candidate. The primary will be held on May 17.
Wagner, who has been a commissioner for 13 years, has retired from his law practice and has served as vice president and long-time director of the Center for Developmental
Disabilities (CCD) and a director of the Pike County Historical Society. He was a captain in the U.S. Air Force, a member of the Judge Advocate General's Corps and district attorney of Pike County from 1977 to 1979.
Wagner has had an extensive background in municipal government, having worked with local municipalities during his 33 years as a partner in the law firm of Beecher, Wagner, Rose and Klemeyer.
Caridi, who has served eight years as commissioner, the latest four as chairman, filled various leadership roles in the county, first as a Blooming Grove Township supervisor, a five-term member of the Wallenpaupack Area School Board, warden of the Pike County Correctional Facility and a continuing member of the Blooming Grove Township Planning Commission.
Caridi points to the role he has played in making county resources available to townships and boroughs by networking with county personnel for grant writing, and access to state funds as a stream to local governments. He has played a role in developing the new Emergency Services Training Complex and the new 911 center, both currently under construction.
Matthew M. Osterberg, who has served as a member of the Milford Borough Council since January 1987 and as council president since 1990, has a bachelor's degree in history from Penn State University. As a local historian, he has written five books on local histories; in 1999 he received the Heritage Award for the "Matamoras to Shohola – Journey Through Time" given by the Upper Delaware Heritage Alliance. He further received the keys to the City of Port Jervis for his books on the history of that city. Osterberg serves as the general manager of Luhrs Ace Hardware, a position he has held since 1983.
Republican Pam Lutfy, founder of The Sunshine Early Learning Center in Milford, received a master's degree in education from Columbia Teachers College and worked as a speech therapist with the Delaware Valley School District (DVSD) for 14 years. She served as a board member of the DVSD for 13 years. She is a Pike-Monroe Legislative Regional Coordinator for the Pennsylvania School Boards Association and federal network member of the National School Boards Association. As the district's legislative liaison, she has attended meetings in Harrisburg and Washington, DC in response to action calls for unfunded mandates, policy changes and budgetary concerns.


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Bayside received a $50,000 Community Development Block Grant under the Texas Disaster Recovery Program.
"Another grant is in the works for $150,000 to finish the shoreline on the south end of the park," said Councilman Orville Downs.
A track hoe operator with Lester Contracting, Inc. of Port Lavaca began removing the brush from the bluff and estimated that stage of the project brush will be completed before the end of the day on Monday.
At the bottom of the bluff at the shoreline, contractors will install a concrete grid that is held together by cables to prevent erosion. Grass will grow over the grid for further protection. Dirt will also be hauled in to slope the bluff and grass will be planted.
The north end of the park was completed several years ago. Another 160 feet remains on the south end of the park.
More than four inches of rain fell in the Bayside area over the weekend, causing Downs and city to speculate that construction may be postponed.
"I was surprised to see them get started this morning," said Mike Brown, city worker.
The state of Texas created the Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Grant Program following Hurricanes Ike and Dolly in 2008.


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The instant we trust Christ as Lord and Savior, He takes away our sin, guilt and shame, and we experience joy and a freedom we have not known before. This is Jesus' promise of rest. In this context, "rest" means to stop our labor; freedom from oppression by the enemy; and peace of spirit.
When we are "born again", we are like a new baby in its mother's arms – without spiritual strength or spiritual power. Yet, we have great joy. This joy can slip away if we do not learn how rest is maintained.
Jesus commanded us to abide with Him. This requires us to consecrate ourselves completely – to cast all our sins on Christ and remain connected to Him. If we try to work out our own way in our own power, we will fail to overcome sin. That is why Christ's Spirit is sent to indwell us – to give us victory over the enemy and sin.
The key is to completely surrender to Christ, taking His yoke and learning of Him – in other words, abiding in Christ. When a baby rests in its mother's arms, it is not the resting, but the mother, that protects. In the same way, Christ does not give us rest apart from Himself, but when we surrender to Him, His divine love protects and blesses us.
To fully surrender is to obey as well as to trust. Many say this is too hard, too much effort, and "why bother if I am already saved?" But how hard is it for a baby to lie in its mother's arms and sleep?
"Taking up His yoke" means putting our faith in Him and following His leading. When we walk with Him, our burden is light, and we experience the joy of fellowship with Him.
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Waterbury Residents envision new complex
David Taube / Staff Photo Waterbury Select Board member Chris Viens, state Rep. Tom Stevens, D-Waterbury, and residents Hans Pfister, Bob Dain and Steve Van Esen discuss ideas for a proposed municipal complex at the Waterbury state office complex during a workshop Thursday night. The next workshop is March 25.
WATERBURY — Residents have been asking whether there's enough community space in a proposed municipal complex, how much bonding would be needed and how much the facility would cost.
Last week, they began to help shape the answers.
Some 60 residents gathered Thursday evening at St. Leo's Hall on South Main Street to give input on preliminary designs of a new municipal complex, breaking into six groups to share concerns and brainstorm ideas.
"If we listen early and often, then maybe we can avoid the pain and agony of multiple bond votes," said Bob White, a principal with ORW Landscape Architects & Planners of White River Junction, whose firm was hired as a subcontractor by the Montpelier architecture firm hired for the preliminary work.
The complex is expected to house village and town offices, the village police station, municipal library and the Waterbury Historical Society.
Officials are looking at property at the Waterbury state office complex. Some designs reuse one or two buildings, and other proposals call for new construction.
The next design workshop is set for March 25 at 7 p.m. in St. Leo's Hall at 109 S. Main St.
State Rep. Rebecca Ellis, D-Waterbury, who is the Select Board vice chairwoman, said the town could make an offer to the state for Stanley and Wasson halls this month.
Officials have studied and explored other sites, such as the flood-damaged municipal building at 51 S. Main St. and the current library, but Municipal Manager Bill Shepeluk said the community previously indicated that it wanted one building if that was possible. He said the state office site is the only location looked at so far that can fit all of the functions in one place.
The proposals mean the area could need to bond for $3 million to $5 million, according to officials.
During the meeting, each of the six groups wrote out ideas, then had a member of each group present them to the whole gathering. Many groups expressed support for a new construction model that from a top view looks like a boomerang.
"First and foremost was the cost from the state, which we can't do nothing about at this point," resident Roger Fraser said for one group. "You can't pay $2 million for a building you're going to tear down."
Other groups raised concerns over building in a floodplain, and some town residents questioned why they're helping support the village police department. One group representative, however, compared that issue to a bill in Congress that a leader may want to pass even though it also tries to address others' concerns.
As part of the recommendations, one group suggested outdoor art installations and mixing traditional designs with contemporary elements. Another group wanted outdoor picnic tables and had a wish-list item of a rooftop patio.
Fraser's group also suggested the complex shouldn't have restrooms for every department, creating redundancy for a shared space.
Resident John Thumann, suggesting he was speaking for himself, said he thought the design should put the police station and library in different buildings or areas.
"The fact that police deal with criminals and the library is a sanctuary for children … the reality is I really don't think they should be in the same area," he said.
One group wanted less community space because there are places to meet in the elementary and middle schools, while another group felt more community space was needed.
Others showed considerable support.
"We want the library to be beautiful," said Lyn Kasvinsky. "And we want the opportunity to make our town better with this."
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February 26, 2009
54 comments:
- dazzlingamira said...
Yay frst comment...:P
- February 26, 2009 5:24 PM
- purrmeowsqueek said...
i love that song, she looks so much like lara stone
also if you can you should check out AnOther magazine, Tilda Swinton's editorial is amazing
- February 26, 2009 5:33 PM
- Amandine said...
I love your sweater.
- February 26, 2009 5:34 PM
- Emmy said...
I too am guilty of sweater shredding, though as you said, it ends up looking better for it :-)
french music is so good, I really ought to get on itunes and find more!
- February 26, 2009 5:41 PM
- KD said...
I love this outfit, especially the sweater. Lately I've been obsessed with "distressed" sweaters.
- February 26, 2009 5:41 PM
- ohphilippa said...
the sweater is great, it looks so comfy. there's a magazine shop in my city called... magnation... and they have those amazing futuristic-in-the-60s egg chairs and wireless internet so you can sit and read and read and sit for hours without getting harrassed or made to buy anything all the while using your laptop and reading blogs. so great. enjoy your illicit borders trip
- February 26, 2009 5:43 PM
- Emy. said...
I adore that sweater!!!!
- February 26, 2009 5:44 PM
- Nadine said...
God you look sensational, Tavi. Outfit, hair, face . . . killer style.
(I liked Alix's scans too - especially the Hannah Murray pictures.)
- February 26, 2009 5:47 PM
- Isabel said...
Oh wow! That sweater is so creative. What an excellent idea. With the leather vest you look kinda like a Vivienne Westwood punk circa the 70s.
- February 26, 2009 6:07 PM
- hazel said...
hah! i go to Borders and read Pop and i-D too!
- February 26, 2009 6:14 PM
- bobb said...
Great song you linked to Tavi. She made some great "yeh-yeh girl" style records in the 60's, though France Gall is my favorite yeh-yeh singer.
- February 26, 2009 6:19 PM
- Marii said...
I follow for a moment and this is my first comment. I love the way you play with Fashion just following your desire. Keep playing that's the only way to enjoy design until the end ...
- February 26, 2009 6:20 PM
- Style Magnet; Sara said...
That sweater is so good. And I'm a huge i-D fan... I just wish it didn't cost so MUCH.
- February 26, 2009 6:20 PM
- AFitz said...
Lol I'm pretty sure that Lula won't be available onour humbled shores for a few more weeks - i too am waiting impatiently.
- February 26, 2009 6:26 PM
- In-tree-gue said...
When I lack inspiration, I read alice in wonderland or look at takashi murikami and jeff koons upside down
- February 26, 2009 6:27 PM
- KEREN said...
Hmm, I do like that sweater. Barnes and Nobles is my place to read and leave without buying anything, other than a coffee and fattening sweets from the attached starbucks. :)
- February 26, 2009 6:28 PM
- suzette said...
holy crapppp be a little less epic plz
that sweatery thing is so cool with the pulled threads, it makes it like 283905832905 times more amazing.
oh and i dig your new banner.
- February 26, 2009 6:38 PM
- sarah said...
another stellar ensemble! love the vest over the sweater. you look like you might bully me for my milk money...
- February 26, 2009 6:52 PM
- lily m said...
I love when sweaters get torn where did you get that one? It looks soft!
oh and awesome song he he ha ha
- February 26, 2009 6:54 PM
- Crystal said...
"Time to go to Borders and read i-D and Lula and Vogue UK and then walk out without buying anything"
Isn't that the truth. Makin' a Barnes and Nobles trip tomorrow to read the new Russh. I may or may not buy it.
- February 26, 2009 6:55 PM
- Ashford said...
Where is the sweater from? I like it shredded and non-shredded.
- February 26, 2009 7:10 PM
- dani d. said...
damn, girl! you've got wicked style!
i was trying on clothes at the salvation army yesterday (duh! family day, 50% off!) and this little woman summons me over with her crooked little finger and says, "don't listen to your friends, wear whatever you want! you're young, you have it all!" needless to say, i was so touched i nearly cried.
peeps my blog, though it's only just fresh! http://dani--d.blogspot.com/
- February 26, 2009 7:10 PM
- Eliza said...
I love the sweater!!
- February 26, 2009 7:40 PM
- chloe said...
Moi Je Joue - obsessed with that song right now!
- February 26, 2009 9:43 PM
- dandysocpic said...
I'm also in love with the sweater, and the leatha [ala stella] is awesome.
Adore this outfit, kind of delicate punk.
- February 26, 2009 10:02 PM
- The Girl said...
I love pulling on threads in woven shirts to make long stripe holes. I might up date some lame sweaters like you did here.
I don't know if I said this before but you are linked on my blog.
<3 the girl.
- February 26, 2009 10:04 PM
- the angry hedonist said...
that sweater is awesome! too bad its hot hot tropic heat here so i cant wear it without perspiring profusely ):
- February 26, 2009 10:24 PM
- haylin said...
but, do you know?
even you have not much inspiration lately.
but you still seems very good!
don't be worry~
and i love your sweater!
- February 26, 2009 11:23 PM
- lucille said...
Oh my god tavi you look so rock ; so elegant !
I am so jaelous !
- February 27, 2009 12:14 AM
- ohvandalism said...
the sweater is really cute but i'm really loving your shoes! =D
love, victoria
- February 27, 2009 4:02 AM
- Rebeccafashion said...
OMG! You're the cutest I've ever seen!
Love your style, when I was 12, I didn't look so pretty as you do now.
Unfortunately we don't have that many great, fashionable kids in my country (The Netherlands).
xx Rebecca
- February 27, 2009 5:27 AM
- Prica said...
you are so smart!
i like you!!
- February 27, 2009 8:16 AM
- Prica said...
you are so smart!
i like you!!
- February 27, 2009 8:16 AM
- Fenny Wong said...
I was amazed to know that you're only 12, but already so stylish. I was into those weird big chunky neon necklace when i was 12....
Your sweater looks cute after you pull the threads, creative! and it looks comfy too.
- February 27, 2009 8:56 AM
- Kristina said...
this is the first outfit I've seen in a while that I really love
Although on a totally unrelated note, I must say, I really admire how you sometimes stand up to the other kids at school. It reminds me of myself when I was your age.
- February 27, 2009 9:35 AM
- stealthnerd said...
This is one of my favorite outfits that you've worn!
- February 27, 2009 10:35 AM
- Miss Kar said...
love what happened to the sweater
- February 27, 2009 11:21 AM
- sas said...
oh man, you are so creative!
- February 27, 2009 12:37 PM
- Shin said...
I like your leather jacket...such a great find. I also go to bookstores and read everything I want and never buying anything. The only magazine that I buy every month is Teenvogue but I'm not a subscriber because sometimes I don't like who's on the cover.
- February 27, 2009 1:21 PM
- WendyB said...
I really like what you did with the sweater. Creative!
- February 27, 2009 1:48 PM
- Trains and Sewing Machines said...
I love what you've done to that sweater, it looks great!
- February 27, 2009 1:56 PM
- Wanderlusting said...
Beautiful sweater, really. Romantic and disheveled!
- February 27, 2009 3:09 PM
- chelsey ~ ☆ said...
Sweater looks fabulous!
They're closing down the huge Borders on Michigan, though! It was in the paper today. I'm hoping it gets rescued somehow, it's a block away from where I work and so convenient.
- February 27, 2009 3:45 PM
- Julia said...
oooh, this is one of my favorite outfits I've seen. those floral docs are just the greatest, and 'distressed' sweaters look like the most fun thing ever to wear. ramble ramble.
- February 27, 2009 10:10 PM
- Lucy said...
OMG you are sooo cute. You remind me of me before the world of conformity.Stay that way darling!
- February 28, 2009 7:23 AM
- Rhiannon said...
Ooh, the pretty sweater and the tough vest . .. wonderful!!
- February 28, 2009 4:21 PM
- Syana said...
i know you probably heard it a million times, but I wish I had half the style you have when I was your age! love the outfit xxx
- February 28, 2009 6:34 PM
- The Stylish Wanderer said...
you totally look like a little woman in that last picture :)
youre not cute anymore Tavi! :P
Ok... too many smilie faces. >.<
- February 28, 2009 10:47 PM
- yoncto said...
that is a fucking awesome outfit.
- March 01, 2009 9:40 AM
- neofelis said...
the sweater looks cool. like fun to wear!
- March 01, 2009 12:08 PM
- firstname.lastname@example.com said...
I love the sweater, and the whole outfit really! You are so amazing. Full of style, and class. If only there were girls around me as amazing as you! You'd make a fun, and interesting friend :P
Talk to you soon Tavi!
- March 01, 2009 6:03 PM
- Victoria C said...
I lovee that sweater. The paper shredder residue look is definately a good thing :)
- March 01, 2009 9:47 PM
- softbonesbabyy said...
love both outfits!!
- August 07, 2009 3:49 PM
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Restaurant Week Grand Rapids is happening August 13-24, 2014. Sixty restaurants offer three-course tasting menus featuring their culinary team's skills and the West Michigan harvest. Molly Crist, Experience Grand Rapids blogger and Onward Travel tour operator, fills us in on this year's RWGR highlights.
Grand Rapidians love food, beer, wine, and getting out on the town… which makes Restaurant Week one of the best times of the year in our corner of the Mitten. It's time to head to West Michigan and warm a restaurant seat while soaking up the waning summer because RWGR is happening Wednesday, August 13 to Sunday, August 24. Read on for highlights of this year's event that combines creative chefs, a range of beverages, the peak of Michigan's harvest, and summertime revelry.
Great food for a terrific value
Three-course menus are $28 per person, though you'll find two for $28 at several restaurants: Lindo Mexico, Rezervoir Lounge, Fajita Republic and Osta's Lebanese Cuisine. Check out Fajita Republic's DIY guacamole – fresh haas avocados with a selection of toppings (spiced pepitas, pico de gallo, bacon, chiles, oh my!) that you can mix until your heart's content.
Perfect timing
August is the height of harvest in West Michigan. It's the best time of the year for farmers markets and gardeners (holy summer squash!), which means locavore chefs are smiling, too. RWGR menus celebrate the bounty and your taste buds will, too. From sweet corn, to heirloom tomatoes, to Great Lake fish, it doesn't get any fresher.
Food and beverage pairing
This year's theme is Perfect Pairings. GR's reputation as Beer City USA is well established with fifteen craft breweries and more popping up all the time. The Great Lake's ability to insulate coastal farmland, keeping it cool in summer and preventing a bitter freeze in winter, means Michigan has a climate for wine production, and fortunately many local producers are creating delicious wines. Distilleries are popping up around the state, with creative spirits growing in popularity. To celebrate Michigan's status as a beverage-producing-triple-threat – not to mention all the carefully roasted and brewed coffees – RWGR's theme emphasizes the art of pairing food and drink.
CitySen is featuring a Southern-Style American menu, from Fried Green Tomatoes, to Chicken and Waffles, to Pecan Pie. Try the Baby Back Ribs braised in Bell's Oberon paired with a pint of Oberon mixed with Founders' Rubaeus, a good complement to the fruity house-made BBQ sauce. Bar Divani has an eclectic, flavor-forward-menu that offers an appetizer, salad, and entree – try starting with the Pulled Pork Rangoons with Sesame Chili Sauce, paired with a glass of Noel Bougrier Vouvray.
Local beverages are in the food, too!
In addition to pairing food and drink, chefs are cooking with locally-made beverages. At Grand Rapids Brewing Company, you can enjoy Michigan's only certified organic brewery and chef-inspired, gourmet cuisine. The Brewer's Flan on GRBC's RWGR menu is a chocolate stout custard with cocoa nibs, salted caramel and mint, no doubt delicious with some stout in your glass, too. The Rubeaus Cheesecake at Licari's is quite decadent, too, with Amoretti Cookie crust and a suggested pairing of Ferris Coffee Nicaraguan brew or Atwater's Decadent Chocolate Stout.
Do good while dining
One dollar from each meal goes towards a scholarship fund at the Secchia Institute for Culinary Education at Grand Rapids Community College. Since 2010, RWGR participating restaurants have donated almost $75,000 to the fund. It's all about growing our local food culture in Grand Rapids, from farms to classrooms.
Cocktail competition
Local mixologists at participating RWGR restaurants are shaking it up for the Grand Cocktail competition that debuts August 6. Mixologists will vie to win an all-expense paid trip to Woodford Reserve in Kentucky. You can participate by sipping cocktails around town and voting at restaurantweekgr.com. Start at Judson's at the B.O.B. with a sip of their Bufala Negra, a seasonal concoction of Woodford Reserve, basil, brown sugar, ginger beer and balsamic brown sugar simple syrup. Cheers, indeed!
Be a part of the fun
Beyond the tantalizing food choices, RWGR is an annual dining highlight because of the bustling atmosphere and feeling of culinary-inspired revelry.
Take advantage of an opportunity to visit a spot that might normally be out of your price range, a newly opened restaurant, or a place you've never been. invite your friends and enjoy wonderful food, a bustling city, a walkable downtown with many dining choices, and al fresco dining options to make the most of the beautiful summer nights ahead.
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Gavin DeGraw has released the video for his new single "Best I Ever Had," and like the song itself, it's a little fast and frantic, with a bit of romance thrown in.
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Yes to the trade possibilty. I agree, we're still lacking a solid bigman and pf. I'd wait till February to try to aquire the better players.
IMO, Knicks need to improve the PF and center spots with potential all star players
Although our main assets (TT and Penny) will be more valuable come February, we should be able to package Jamal, Sweets and some picks before the season starts to improve our frontcourt.
So I'm asking, do you think the Knicks will make a trade before the season starts?
I don't think Larry will want to start the season with this roster unchanged, that's why I think they will make a trade.
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Yes to the trade possibilty. I agree, we're still lacking a solid bigman and pf. I'd wait till February to try to aquire the better players.
New York Basketball!!
Well we just got James so were probaly gonna try to aquire a PF.
No question we'll make more trades. For who? Not sure. We'll have to see how it pans out.
im hoping it will be a S&T for tyson chandler or eddie curry....who ever would be easyer to get....and if we can do that......do it bye keeping our guards (bulls have enough guards n e way they dont need n e more)
maybe trade rose and sweets.....or taylor and sweets....
i dunno.....as in other topics ive seen players who id love to come to the knicks
gasol,kiralinko,KG of course(but will hurt us cap wise as well plus well prolly have to lose some picks and good players)
and tyson and eddie should be on zekes radar...n e of these guys could improve our team greatly
tyson would improve our defense
and curry would improve our already good offense and supply some shotblocking ability
think the knicks should trade Tim Thomas and sweetney for another PF, because i think Houston will come back strong and will start with Marbury, Q-rich, PF and Jerome James, also JAMaL Crawford coming off the bench
They also have to get rid of penny Hardaway some how
You cant depend on Houston Grant Hill was a real lucky guy.
I will guarentee at least one more trade before the season starts. I'd be shocked if the knicks didn't make another trade. I don't think crawford will go because nate R will have a positive effect on crawfords game as well as the rest of the team. Sometimes all it takes is 1 player who goes all out on defense to get the rest of the team to play better.Even if this doesn't happen, crawford won't see minutes unless he plays d so one way or another crawford will become a stronger defender. And he's still young so his offense will improve also. I think he's going to be to good to trade and he's not overpayed.
Crawford just needs to mmprove his D beless flasly and instead of taking a 3 he needs to go strong to the hoop.
craw doesnt have the body to take it strong to the hoop. he skinny, hes afraid of getting pushed around. marbury has a better body for taking to the hoop.
but also if the knicks wanted to get rid of him he woulda been released instead of junkyard so he wont be tradedOriginally Posted by NYK Way
The Knicks should hold off to the trade deadline where there will be better players on the block. I'm keeping my fingers crossed on Gasol!! I would like to see if they could swing either Miles or AH as well. I think JJ was a step in the right direction and I would hate to see them make a move just to make a move. Right now they have a good nucleas to start off with (little on the small side but a good start) and if they are patient, TT and PH are expiring contracts that they can use to land a big money player like a Gasol. Also, we need time to see what Lee and Frye look like and what direction they are moving in.
jj a step in the right direction???
i dont know what everyones obsession with gasol is. hes a skinny kid who isnt a true center, hed. hes not a great rebounder. his career is hitting a plateau. he doesnt have much upside left.
miles is another tim thomas. he will never reach his potential. i take a pass on him.
im sick of isiah getting these marginal players and making them out to be such studs. crawford, qrich, rose, taylor, jyd, etc...and the one opportunity that he had to get a star, VINCE CARTER, he BLEW. its so funny that all he had to give up to get carter was JYD (who he WAIVED), kurt, and tim or penny. he gave up kurt for qrich anyway. doesnt that raise some question marks in peoples heads???
imagine if we had VINSANITY at the 2/3 instead of Q.
isiah has blown many opportunities. if he really has a chance to get garnett i hope he doesnt blow it because he thinks hes giving up too much for him.
athleticism isnt everything in the nba. michael redd was drafted in the 2nd rd because hes not the best athlete around. he has a great work ethic, worked on his shot, and became a good basketball player. for every michael redd, theres 100 harold miners (baby jordan) who have loads of athleticism, but not much else.
i hope isiah for once gets a guy who has a good "game", and not just some guy who can run and jump.
First of all, Gasol is a 4 not a 5. Now I know that Memphis spotted him at the 5, but if he came to NY he would play the 4. He can dominate the low post at the 4 and he demands a double team every time he touches the ball. JJ is 270 pounds and 7' tall. We got him for LESS than what we were paying KT.... Yeah, he is a step in the right direction. Also, it was Marbury Isiah wouldn't trade for Carter! He was willing to give up anyone but Steph that was the deal breaker. I think he should have made that trade but he didn't and Toronto ended up with zilch. In fact, Isiah was trying to force Toronto to take Houston at first. Everyone is entitled to their opinion but if you think Gasol is a bad move then you obviously haven't seen him play! He has banged with all the big guys in the west and held his own.Originally Posted by a knick fan


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Growing up in the Soviet Union, Gleb Tsipursky's family, like so many others, did not practice religion.
In 1991, when he was 10, his family moved to New York City, where his nonreligious status, and lack of a church community, made him feel abnormal and a bit like a second-class citizen.
He eventually found comfort in a secular student organization at New York University. He then went on to graduate school in Boston and then to North Carolina, where he felt that "if you're not religious, there's something wrong with you. You're not normal."
It was there, in about 2009, that he and his wife were invited to visit a Unitarian Universalist congregation. Because they defined themselves as humanists — not believing in God but in reason and humanity — the very concept of going to a church felt strange to the couple. They pondered whether to give it a try, wondering what it might mean for their identity.
They took the leap and found a place where they could ask questions about friendship, love, fears and ethics, and where they could work with others to pursue social justice and betterment of the community.
The couple are now members of the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Columbus in Clintonville, where their beliefs are accepted and valued alongside the varied theologies and philosophies of other members.
The church is home to Christians, Jews, Muslims and other believers, including those who adhere to no particular religion. It also welcomes nonbelievers.
"We have atheists and humanists here, as well as people of all different kinds of theological stripes, but none of them are absolutists," said the Rev. Mark Belletini, senior minister.
"We don't see religion as a series of absolute statements you have to adhere to."
The church is one of 40 Unitarian Universalist congregations in Ohio, according to a national website. Delaware, Lewis Center and Reynoldsburg also have congregations.
Rooted in liberal Protestantism, the church is no longer a Christian denomination in any traditional sense, Belletini said. "The basic principles are that I don't tell people what to believe. They have to figure that out for themselves."
Some congregants have left other religious communities where they felt they were poorly treated, he said.
"Sometimes they find here room to stretch, and they realize that spirituality or the 'religious' label does not have to be confining or limiting but can be liberating," he said.
Tom Baillieul, an atheist, said he and his wife became Unitarian Universalists when their children were young and they sought to give them a religious identity. The church, he said, also offers its members a spiritual community that supports moral behavior and social justice and a place to seek answers to "the great questions."
"We allow people to explore many, many different paths," he said. "We have this amazing diversity of backgrounds and interests, and we enrich each other's lives."
He said the congregation has been trying to reach out to people who have left religion behind.
"We recognize that there is a hunger out there for being connected, being part of a community," Baillieul said. "But people want it to be a community that they can be comfortable with, that they won't feel like they're being challenged for what they believe."
Ben Iten, who serves as a campus chaplain for the church, considers himself more religious than he was a few years ago, but he still identifies more with nontheists than with theists, or those who believe in a god or gods. He is seeking ordination.
"I am a spiritual person and view social-justice issues as a key component of my spirituality," he said. "I am also a skeptic. My belief in a supernatural deity/realm ... is tenuous at best.
"Within this community and denomination, I have found a 'religion' that allows me to explore my skeptical spirituality without necessarily embracing all the trappings of religion with which I am uncomfortable."
Belletini said church principles include justice, kindness and charity, and members believe that men and women can make moral decisions. They trust that peace can be achieved and that racism and privilege can be dismantled.
"We're a skeptical religion, but I don't think that means we don't have a great deal of faith in what's possible, in what human beings can feel and think and do," he said.
"There's a great deal of faith that all these things are possible; some are anchored in belief in God, some are not."


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There will be a worship service, followed by a covered dish breakfast and an Easter egg hunt for the children. The church invites everyone to celebrate the miracle of Easter.
Regular 11 a.m. service will take place at the United Methodist Church at 201 N Esplanade Street in Karnes City. The church will also hold a Taize worship service at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, a Living Last Supper service on Holy Thursday at 7 p.m. and at a Good Friday service 3 p.m. on Friday.
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Hi, this week my three month old has started only nursing from one side at each feeding and is full and rejects the other side. She used to nurse from both each feeding. She nurses about every 3 hours, so this means that one side will go 6 hours before she nurses from it again. Is she getting enough this way? She has plenty of wet and dirty diapers, is doing great (weighs 14 lbs), so I guess it's fine?? It just seems that she wouldn't be getting enough and I don't want my milk supply to diminish since she's nursing this way now. BTW, I am new to breastfeeding so this may be a no brainer, I don't know! All I know is how she's BEEN nursing up until recently.
Thanks for all the help!
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OK i need a program that can store all of you files like pictures,movies, episodes in 1 program i had it a long time ago but i dont remember the name i will rep you if you give me a good 1
Emmm... I don't understand well though . A program that stores files in other program ? How's that =S ?
Umm not sure i understand tho.But try Media Manager.Google it,i saw the website but i cant post the link since im using handphone.
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Emmm... I don't understand well though . A program that stores files in other program ? How's that =S ?
Its like a library program that stores all of your movies,music and pictures in folders so when you run that program you have everything there no need to browse your HDD for those files
Something like this
I dont know whether you will like this one but here is a link:-
there is more on this site...
I dont know what this one does...
But site says it is file manager...
Warning:-I have not tried any of the softwares. No idea whether these are used for hacking activities..
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Nah i wont use that its uglly but thanks anyway,
someone else please
anyone it must be something like this
Nah its to simple and ugly i want that it looks like in that pic
Check this page, I hope it will help...
Five Best Alternative File Managers - Feature - Lifehacker
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LOL exactly just something biger in which i could store my movies
try ROxio Media Manager or Verizon Media Manager
or Orb -> orb.com
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try ROxio Media Manager or Verizon Media Manager
or Orb -> orb.com
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More families than ever are struggling to put food on the table, but on Thanksgiving, the Salvation Army is taking care of getting dinner lined up for approximately 8,000 local families.
"Everybody is into it and it's really great to see that," volunteer Karen Bucknell said.
For those receiving the meal, it took some patience to wait in the long line in and outside the Spokane Arena, but it was well worth the wait for recipients like Vanessa Brown.
"I'm excited it's the first one that I'm doing at my house so I'm excited that I can actually do it," Brown said.
Brown and her 15 guests will be able to have a Thanksgiving feast; from turkey to potatoes to green beans, people got everything they needed to make a turkey dinner.
"Everything these guys do is so wonderful and amazing for us because we are right on the cusp we are not making a lot of money but we aren't making enough to support us," Amanda Lamar said.
The soggy day didn't drive anyone away. About 20 meals were handed out every minute.
"I'm really surprised how big the turnout is. I think it is a lot bigger than other years," Captain Kyle Smith with the Salvation Army said.
From job loss to illness, every family has a story about why they need help. They all walked out of the Spokane Arena Tuesday knowing the community cares.
"We should all give back, that's part of being a community that's part of being in the Christmas spirit and part of giving," Bucknell said.


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On March 18th, the foodservice community lost one of its true icons with the passing of John Cabot, a senior vice president of the US Foodservice organization, who succumbed after a long battle with cancer. He will be deeply missed by his family and business associates as well as by the healthcare foodservice community, where he had earned a special place in the minds and hearts of operators across the country. John was a giant in foodservice distribution, but even more so in ...
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Posted on April 15, 2013
About 150 students, faculty and staff members attended the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Science Laboratory Building, April 15, on the Allendale Campus. The 151,000-square-foot, four-story building will be located on Campus Drive next to the Fieldhouse, just south of the Rec Center.
President Thomas J. Haas said the state's investment in the project shows lawmakers believe in and have confidence in the university. "State support for this building is validation that Grand Valley is a vibrant, stable and forward-looking university that creates a learning environment for our students to succeed," said Haas. "This new building will help us continue to attract talented students in the STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) and health professions fields."
Provost Gayle Davis said the building can't open soon enough. "We have needed this new building for quite a while," said Davis. "We have 82 undergraduate programs and 30 graduate programs, and about 40 of them touch on the STEM and health professions in some way."
Katie Carlson, the former vice president of Educational Affairs for Student Senate and a biology major, said the new building will help students majoring in the sciences have inspiring moments like she has had. "Small class sizes are very important," she said. "Grand Valley has helped me grow and develop in my field, and personal attention from faculty is crucial."
Also taking part in the ceremony were Fred Antczak, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; Neil MacDonald, chair of the Biology Department; David Hooker, member of GVSU Board of Trustees; state Rep. Roger Victory, R-Holland; and state Rep. Rob VerHeulen, R-Walker.
The building will feature nine classrooms, 15 teaching laboratories, 14 faculty and student research laboratories, study spaces, offices and a greenhouse.
The $55 million dollar facility will receive $30 million from the state. The university will bond the $25 million needed to complete the project; no tuition money will be needed for the building.
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- Infrared spectroscopy of nearby radio active elliptical galaxies
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- Mould, Jeremy; Reynolds, Tristan; Readhead, Tony; Floyd, David; Jannuzi, Buell; Cotter, Garret; Ferrarese, Laura; Matthews, Keith; Atlee, David; Brown, Michael
- Abstract
- In preparation for a study of their circumnuclear gas we have surveyed 60% of a complete sample of elliptical galaxies within 75 Mpc that are radio sources. Some 20% of our nuclear spectra have infrared emission lines, mostly Paschen lines, Brackett γ, and [Fe II]. We consider the influence of radio power and black hole mass in relation to the spectra. Access to the spectra is provided here as a community resource.
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- Journal article
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies. Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing
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- Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series, Vol. 203, no. 1 (Nov 2012), article no. 14
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- 2012
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- 0201 Astronomical and Space Sciences; 0305 Organic Chemistry; 0306 Physical Chemistry (Incl. Structural)
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- Elliptical galaxies; Emission-line nuclei; Infrared spectra; Lenticular galaxies; Radio continuum
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- Institute of Physics Publishing
- 0067-0049
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- Copyright © 2012 The American Astronomical Society. All rights reserved. The American Astronomical Society does not allow institutions to archive either the accepted manuscript or the published version of the article. However, you can find an earlier version of the full text here: http://arxiv.org/abs/1209.6101
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