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Plaza España + Fira Barcelona Flat
Maximální počet hostů6
Počet místností2
Velikost60 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
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|Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 08004 Barcelona, Španělsko
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The apartment has been completely renovated and fitted with modern furnishings including flat-screen TV. Wi-Fi is also available. A double bedroom with a large wardrobe and a twin bedroom are present.
Passeig de Gràcia Avenue, Las Ramblas Street and the Gothic Quarter are a 25-minute walk away. Those destinations and Plaça Catalunya Square can also be reached in 10 minutes using the metro or bus.
A comfortable sofa bed for 2 can be found within a living room which also contains a spacious sofa and a dining table. The kitchen is well-stocked, and the bathroom features a rainfall shower.
The neighborhood is central and welcoming, and hosts cafes, bars and restaurants.
Domovní řádBe respectful of the neighbours.
Keep noise to a minimum.
A €200 security deposit is required and is refundable following successful check-out.
A €60 fee is required if keys are lost.
Tourist tax: € 2.5 per person / night. Maximum 18 € per person / total stay.
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We spent a great time in apartment with great vews to Sagrada Familia.The view was amazing!!!An apartment is is equipped with evertthing you need,we had excellent cnotact with Dani,he was very helpful:)I cann't imagine another accomodation in Barcelona and I would gladly return to that great apartment.
Brillent apartment. It had everything we needed from an abundance of towels to a hairdryer and iron. Very clean and in an ideal location. It's only a 2 minute walk to the metro and the local supermarket is directly across the road which made it extremely handy. Would definitely recommend this apartment.
Thanks a million Alex,
It was a pleasure to stay at your apartment,we give you 5stars,one of the best apartments in Barcelona, very clean,spacious,we had everything we need,very comfortable bed,quite area close to visit excellent restaurants the same as the museum, the Sagrada Familia church.
We will recommend this amazing apartment to our friends.
Gracias por todo lo vivido en tu apartamento y en la Bella amigable ciudad de Barcelona. Volveremos de Nuevo en el futuro.
Buenas noches
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Dani is a very nice host and the appartement is very Suitable for 4 adults, it's clean and have 2 good beds.The Metro is only 5min away.
Dani is the best host ever!!! We had a wonderful time in Barcelona. The flat is wonderful and has everything you need for a perfect stay. Everything is nearby: supermarket (2min), fruit shop (1min), underground (2min) and the Sagrade de Familia (8min). Dani is more than friendly, waited the whole night for our delayed flight and helped where he could. We will be back soon ;-)
Thank you for everything!
Good service. Dani was quick to answer my inquiries. The checkin process was very uncomplicated and the girl meeting us was nice to deal with.
The refrigerator was out of order but after I called Dani in the morning he quickly came over and took care of the problem. When we came back in the afternoon the refrigerator was working again.
The apartment was reasonably clean and the bedrooms were acceptable. One room has no a/c but all the other have. All a/c are modern and silent.
We used to take a taxi to the marina and the drive is about 10 minutes and quite cheap. I would recommend Dani and his company for anyone who wishes and uncomplicated stay in Barcelona.
The location was perfect for exploring the city, the apartment was great value for money and I would recommend it to anybody who is visiting the city.
it is not 5 star but you do get a clean and well presented apartment which is sufficient and serves its purpose.
I would not hesitate to reserve this apartment again when I am next visiting the city.
Dani was very flexible and really done his best to accommodate us all as we were a party of 6 who arrived/departed at different times on different flights, well done Dani and thank you.
If you are looking at this apartment, I will definitely suggest you to book it straight away! 3 bedrooms (with proper double bed in each one), 2 bathrooms, a HUGE living room and kitchen, all together they make the perfect accommodation for small groups like ours. The whole house was very tidy, with clean linen and towels provided. It is also conveniently located as the central Placa Catalunya is only 15 minutes walking distance away. Dani is a very professional person, always available for any kind of request. I strongly recommend this place!
The apartment is very nice and in a good location. the only objectionable thing is, that Alex (his phone number was also given to us) couldn't be contacted by the phone. Thanks a lot. We had a pleasant stay.
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Home > News & Events > News > Student Stories > Meet MC/MPA Mason Fellow Hovhannes Avetisyan
Every year the Mid-Career/MPA Mason Fellows are the first to arrive on campus for a two-week summer seminar program. This year, several of them have volunteered to introduce themselves through the Harvard Kennedy School School (HKS) admissions blog with a self-authored post.
Below is a selected portion of the blog recently written by Hovhannes Avetisyan:
I am from Armenia. I come from a family of public servants; my mother being a public school teacher and my father a civil servant, both in service for more than 30 years now. In addition to being inspired by my parents to serve the public good, my decision to choose a career in public service was influenced by the enormous social challenges Armenian people have been experiencing after gaining independence in 1991. I chose a career in public service to bring about my dream of making Armenia and our region a safer and better place to live.
After graduating from Armenia's State University of Economics and serving two years in the Armenian Military Forces, I joined the Ministry of Finance to start my life-long journey of service to people. I have been in public service for more than decade now.
In my last position starting in 2012, I was in charge of the Investment Policy Department of the Ministry of Economy. At the same time, I was leading an Armenia-U.S. trade and investment working group called the U.S.-Armenia Task Force, which was quite challenging. In addition, I served as the focal point in Armenia for Asian Development Bank, was the secretary of Free Economic Zones Regulation Committee, and coordinated several other important projects.
I should confess, while being in public service I realized my hard work was not affecting people's life in a positive way. Not only was I very far from my dream, but I was not on the right path to achieve it.
In 2008, amid this self-dissatisfaction, I experienced a mid-life crisis caused by the death of my first and only child. 2008 was not only the hardest in my life, but also the most important in terms of reassessing my achievements, goals, and purpose in life. My fear of vanishing from existence having done nothing good for my people and this world made me strive even more to achieve excellence and significance in my work and life.
At that time I made an important decision to leave my comfort zone and travel to the U.S. for developing new knowledge and skills at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. In 2012, I was awarded a fellowship to study public policy at another school, and while it was an excellent institution, I felt it lacked the "naive" people Dean David Ellwood often refers to. I wanted to learn from and find answers from people who are passionate about changing the world for the better. This was one of the main reasons I applied to the HKS Mid-Career MPA program in the fall of 2012.
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On Saturday, June 22, police began investigating a report of a sexual assault that took place in the 72000 block of Fred Waring in Palm Desert.
Officers spoke to the victim, who told them she was sexually assaulted the night before after leaving a party in the area. After collecting physical evidence and conducting interviews, investigators identified a suspect who lived inside the apartment complex.
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MISSOULA, Mont. - In weeks leading up to the election NBC Montana's been checking the facts on some of this year's political ads.
This addition of fact checker takes a look at where the candidates for Montana's senate seat, Jon Tester and Denny Rehberg, stand on the estate tax.
"I was really surprised Jon Tester voted for the death tax. He's voting for his party not for Montanans," touts an ad paid for by the National Republican Senatorial Committee
It is true that in 2007 Senator Tester voted against an amendment to repeal the death tax completely.
However he supported the Middle Class Tax Relief Act of 2010 that lowered estate tax rates, scheduled to increase in 2011 for. But the act kept the rate at 35 percent on estates worth more than $5 million.
Tester also recently co-sponsored a bill that would extend the current estate tax rates through 2013.
An ad paid for by Montanans for Tester comes back at the claims: "Congressman Rehberg voted to let Montanans get hit with the death tax."
It's true Congressman Rehberg did vote against the middle class tax relief act of 2010. However in 2001 Rehberg voted for a tax cut that would phase out the death tax until 2010. He also voted to eliminate the tax permanently in 2005.
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I live in an oak forest and farm land area, any ideas?
It varies, here in KC we have a good number of feral colonies.
Around golf courses and the streamway park systems around town I would venture a guess that there are probably a couple per square mile.
Warm days this time of year (before our nectar flow starts) it's pretty easy to find them by putty out real honey in some feed stations and bee lining them in. I prefer watching the bees coming to the station as opposed to leaving it and back trailing them.
I know one building w/ three or four different colonies living in its' walls. I have seen that happen a number of times.
Why do you ask?
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how exactly do you bee line?
It depends and it varies widely. Jaffe et al (2009) estimate between 1.5-10.5 colonies/km^2 but this estimate depends on temperature, management regime, and location. Further, there are subspecies differences as well; density of wild honeybee colonies in Botswana is <5 colonies/km^2 and estimates for feral Africanized colonies in the Neotropics span 6–20 colonies/ km^2 while European bees are between<1 to >8 colonies/ km^2 (as referenced by Jaffe et al 2009).
Jaffe et al. (2009):
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Trying to gain knowledge about swarms, guessing how many and from where the ferals might be coming from.
Okay. Thanks. I wondered. I didn't know if maybe youwere writing a term paper or something.
Mark Berninghausen
Attract bees to a food source, some honey, dab some powered rouge on them to make them more easy to see. Wait for their return to roughly calculate distance or time to their hive. Set out another food source and repeat the above. It helps to have two people working on this. When both stations have bees coming and going you can triangulate the direction. Move a distance in the triangulated direction and repeat the first part.
Do this a number of times and you will find the tree or house or apiary.
Have fun.
Mark Berninghausen
If you read the point of view section here on Bee source there is a write up on how to do it and calculate the distance based on round trip time. A pretty good read. Jim
Sorry just went to the point of view section on the home page and can't seem to find the write up, could of swore that is where I saw it.
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EA boss John Riccitiello has said the decline in quality in Need for Speed in recent years was down to developer BlackBox doing the series year in, year out, in a "death march regime".
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This is NOT what Daddy Snow says in his hit song "Informer". He says "a licky boom-boom dem" (not "down"), which means that the informers are ass-kissers. Any Jamaican knows this. "Licky boom boom down" has no meaning, and it's not what Snow is saying either. It's just a mis-heard lyric by people who don't understand Jamaican Patois. a "licky boom boom" is an ass-licker or ass-kisser. The "dem" at the end refers to "them", the informers. They are ass-kissers.
"Informer, you know seh Daddy Snow mi a go blame. A licky boom-boom dem" (Informer, you know that I Daddy Snow am gonna blame. They're ass-kissers). "Licky boom boom down" means nothing.
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Since getting meeting the woman who became my wife, I've been spending more money on flowers and jewelery, and less on kitchen hobbies.
Yeah, I'm starting to notice that jewellery has a pretty high pricetag that limits spending in other areas :P
Good thing I bought a few knives and stones before jewellery became something I had to consider
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The various prides of lions that we saw again intrigued me. They were so close to the road and were so use to the vehicles they simply ignored us and went about their way of doing not much!
Then in the middle of the crater was this wonderful lake whose toilets were a welcome sight by some.
The wildebeest were gathering in their hundreds for their annual migration to the Masai Mara.
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The alcohol and substance abuse concentration prepares graduate students for the Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse counseling profession. The educational and experiential components of the concentration provide students with the knowledge and ethical sensitivity required to effectively address client's needs.
Illinois Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Professional Certification Association, Inc. (IAODAPCA) has accredited the alcohol and substance abuse concentration in the M.A. in human services. Students who successfully complete this concentration may be eligible to take the certifying examination for IAODAPCA. Students seeking admission to this concentration must have a two-year history of sobriety.
The overarching philosophy of the Alcohol and Substance Abuse Concentration includes the following basic assumptions that inform the concentration curriculum:
- Addiction is a disease that can be described, is predictable and progressive, is primary and not the symptom of an underlying disorder, is chronic and not acute, cannot be cured but can be arrested, is treatable, and terminal if left untreated resulting in premature death.
- The etiology or cause of addiction is an interaction of biological, psychological, sociological (environmental), and spiritual risk factors that requires a holistic treatment and recovery approach.
- The value of self-help groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Ala-Non, Ala-Teen, Nar-Anon as primary support resources for addicted individuals and their families.
- Addiction is a family disease meaning that understanding addiction as causal in family dysfunction is essential and the needs of the family must be assessed and treated in conjunction with treating the addicted individual.
Students in the Alcoholism and Substance Abuse concentration are required to meet all of the requirements of the graduate school with respect to admission and graduation and to complete 500 hours of internship.
Certificate Requirements (20 hours):
- HMS 502 Interviewing and Assessment Skills in Human Services (4 hours).
- HMS 525 Alcoholism and Substance Abuse (4 hours).
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Karaoke Revolution Party (working title) goes multi-platform for the first time and e xpands upon what has already made the series a popular hit. Featuring the largest library of songs ever released in a Karaoke Revolution game, the newest title in the groundbreaking music series will let karaoke crooners sing with – and compete against – friends with expanded multiplayer and party modes that are sure to enhance any party. Singing won't be enough this year as Karaoke Revolution Party (working title) supports the Dance Dance Revolution dance pad peripheral for a "Sing & Dance" mode which combines Konami's groundbreaking music franchises into one unique gameplay experience. Additionally, Karaoke Revolution Party (working title) provides support for Xbox Live ® and the EyeToy™ USB Camera (for PlayStation®2) – delivering the ultimate interactive karaoke experience for the entire family.
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(Nov. 28, 2005)--The UTSA Culture and Policy Institute invites the UTSA community to a legislative update on health care in Texas. Anne Dunkelberg, senior policy analyst from the Center for Public Policy Priorities (CPPP), will speak on rising health care issues in Texas and America from 10 a.m. to noon, Thursday, Dec. 1 in the Durango Building Southwest Room (1.124) at the UTSA Downtown Campus.
Registration and refreshments will be available from 9:30 to 10 a.m. Parking will be accessible on the top level of the parking garage.
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Dunkelberg is one of the state's leading experts in policy and budget issues related to health care access. Before joining CPPP, she served as program director for acute care in the Texas Medicaid office and spent six years with the Texas Research League. She earned a master's degree in public affairs from the LBJ School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin.
CPPP is a nonprofit, policy research organization dedicated to improving private and public policies to better the economic and social conditions of the lower- and middle-class Texan. CPPP works through independent research, policy analysis and development, public education, and technical assistance to inform the people about political issues.
The Alliance of Community Health was formed in 2002, by the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District in order to improve the community's health and quality of life through the development of a community health improvement plan.
For planning purposes, reserve a seat by contacting Kathy Shields at (210) 207-6030.


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January 26, 1969
Boston, MA US
Boston Tea Party
Set One Includes: Train Kept A Rollin', I Can't Quit You Baby, Killing Floor, Dazed And Confused (incl. Shapes Of Things), You Shook Me, Communication Breakdown.
Set Two Includes: White Summer / Black Mountainside, Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, Pat's Delight, How Many More Times (incl. For Your Love, Over Under Sideways Down).
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John Paul Jones: "As far as I'm concerned, the key Zeppelin gig, the one that put everything into focus, was one that we played on our first American tour at the Boston Tea Party. We'd played our usual one hour set, using all the material for the first album and Page's White Summer guitar piece and by the end, the audience just wouldn't let us offstage. It was in such a state that we had to start throwing ideas around, just thinking of songs that we might all know or that some of us knew a part of and work it out from there.
So we'd go back on and play things like "I Saw Her Standing There" and "Please Please Me", old Beatles favorites. I mean, just anything that would come into our head and the response was quite amazing. There were kids actually bashing their heads against the stage – I've never seen that a gig before or since, and when we finally left the stage, we'd played for four plus hours.
Peter (Grant) was absolutely ecstatic. He was crying, if you can imagine that, and hugging us all. You know with this grizzly bear hug. I suppose it was then that we realized just what Led Zeppelin was going to become." – (NME, Feb. 1973)
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Boston Tea Party 1969
The Tea Party held about a thousand people. It was a place where lots of hippie bands played during the 60s. They had a mirror ball and strobes and those oil and colored-water projectors, first created by the Joshua Light Show, making trippy liquid designs on the wall next to the stage. The place itself used to be a synagogue, a big rectangular room with the stage at the end, huge high ceiling, no seats except a few folding chairs along the side and the bolted down seats in the balcony. It was like a hippie high school auditorium. On other nights I saw The J. Geils Band there, Jethro Tull, Sons of Champlain and some more obscure bands I can't recall at the moment. But the Led Zep show was a big thing.
The first album was out and "Communication Breakdown" was an FM Radio hit. The music was so different than what we'd been hearing, so new and hard and driving, crunching guitars, pounding drums, high, screaming vocals. There's wasn't even a name for it back then, but soon it would come to be known as the future institution, hard rock. The record had only come out in stores the week before, nobody knew anything about the band, who looked so girlish on the back record cover, with their big heads of puffy hair and pale English skin, that it embarrassed me and most of the guys I knew – I was 17 and back then, anything 'faggy' was to be positively shunned, but the band was so good, we decided to let it slide. And they were singing about girls, in a way that raw and sexual, so we figured they were probably all right with us.
When Led Zeppelin went onto the stage that night, they walked through the crowd to get to it. Like kings, like conquering heroes parting the masses, it was a theatrical move and it worked. Jimmy Page and Plant were about two feet away from me as they made they royal way through. I'd never seen anyone that close who was so skinny and pale. And they had all that hair. And they also had that air, of knowing that they were about to be big. Very big. Nobody knew any details about the band but we knew the buzz was that they were going to be huge and the proof of it was there in the grooves, because the record sure as hell rocked.
They jumped up on stage and fiddled with their guitars and amps for a while. John Bonham thumped his drums, tested the foot pedal. That's what bands did in those days, it wasn't orchestrated down to the minute the way it is now. Bands would even stop to tune up onstage if they needed to and the audience didn't seem to mind. It was all part of the thing. They didn't play football stadiums then. Led Zeppelin would soon create that, ushering the rock world into arenas, giant money and legendary excesses. But this night, they were just four guys on a relatively small stage. Big Marshall amps. Bonham's big Chinese cymbal. One guitar, one bass, drums, and a singer.
When they started playing, the sounds that came out of the amps and house speakers was deafening. Bands usually played loud, but not this loud. The vibrations hit your chest with physical force. It was... it felt... what's the word? Heavy. They started with a song the Yardbird's used to cover, "Train Kept a Rollin'" later claimed as a live signature song by Boston boys, Aerosmith. Zep had formed out of the ashes of the defunct Yardbirds. Their original name sounded like a Spinal Tap joke, "The New Yardbirds." "Train" was the first song the band played together, when they first met and rehearsed in London.
"As soon as I heard John Bonham play," John Paul Jones later said, "I knew this was going to be great. We locked together as a team immediately." And the band was locked together that night as well, in an organic, often loosely spontaneous way, but it was like they could read each other's minds. Page's long solo on "Dazed and Confused" was appropriately jaw dropping, playing with a violin bow, getting sound and feedback that was as radical as anyone had heard since Hendrix. Page's guitar playing was obviously rooted in the blues and was light years beyond most of the solo guitarists of the hippie type bands, who tended to be self-indulgent and noodled endlessly when they soloed.
This was different, his solos were as well constructed as a bluesman's while at the same time full of room for improvisation and letting the spirit take over. Whatever spirit that happened to be. His guitar playing was rife with power that seemed to come from some elemental source, some ancient time of pre-history, drawing up volcanic turbulence, witches' wails, storms from the mystic.
They did a stunning "You Shook Me," showcasing the acrobatic, elastic voice of Plant. Here was another reason to absolutely love this band, the guy could hit notes that weren't even written. They did "Communication Breakdown," which was stunning, which we cheered for because we'd heard it on the radio already. The rhythm section of Jones and Bonham was crunching and fat, that metal sound of deep base and drums like thundering hooves.
The second set included the acoustic style guitar work of "White Summer" and the heavy metal meets folk "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You." Ending out on "How Many More Times," leaving the audience gasping, wanting more but no encore, wondering what the hell we'd just seen, exactly. To repeat Jon Landau before he'd said it, we'd seen the future of rock and roll. Music got heavier, hundreds of bands tried but never came all that close to doing what Zep did.


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The author seems to think a photo used of her was unsuitable. The picture in question is not included with the article.
The author seems to think a photo used of her was unsuitable. The picture in question is not included with the article.
I like that Kaetlyn handled the whole situation with class. Go her!
I agree with the editor that sometimes, people need to stop and think about what they're trying to achieve by pairing a photo with an article. Though I haven't seen the picture, I've seen countless articles about competitions or other athletes that supposed to be feel-good stories, but are just so unfortunate and sometimes give me second-hand embarrassment because of the pictures they choose to include.
I also agree with the editor's defense of using Chan falling as an accompaniment to that particular article about him because it was about him winning despite falling--I think it would have been a little wrong for them to use a picture of him triumphant like he'd just completed a perfect performance. (Don't get me wrong, it's not because I don't like Chan--I think it would have been appropriate if it were any other skater who had been in the same, erm, "situation" that he was in on Friday.)
I've seen the photo in question. I don't get the "controversy". Would there be a hubbub if it was Yuzuru or Javier doing the high kick?
Surely you see the difference, at least I think you would if you saw the picture. The perverts out there will get a thrill out of it. And the costume itself looks cheap.
Kaetlyn herself seems OK with it. At least it is a happy picture. The ones that are really objectionable, to me, are the pictures that show a bad fall with the girl's legs awkwardly splayed out. There was a famous picture of Debi Thomas falling at the Olympics like that, which people thought was adding insult to injury.
A newspaper once published a very funny picture of Sasha Cohen, coming straight at the camera in a forward fan spiral with a disgusted look on her face that said, "What are you lookin' at, jerk-face!"
In this particular circumstance, I don't think Kaetlyn's words should be used to defend the use of the photo, because it seems to me that a young girl in her position could only say that she was okay with it. I mean, she may truly be okay with it, but even if she weren't, in fact, especially if she weren't okay with it, she would still say she was okay with it, I think.
In principle, is it okay to use what would be seen in general society as a sexualized photo of an underaged girl to promote her and her sport? I don't think it is. Also, Kaetyln has a beautiful face and a beautiful figure of not only an athlete but of a woman. But the photo makes her crotch the focal point and I think that's what makes the photo insulting. I'm kind of reminded of the 'boob song' controversy at the Academy's this year, when there was a debate about reducing actresses' performances to boobs. I say, if you are going to admire someone for being a beautiful woman, admire the woman, not parts of her anatomy!
I've seen the picture and I don't understand the inclusion, either. She has a beautiful smile and does indeed look wonderful otherwise, but I'm sure there could've been other pictures where she was equally wonderful with her smile, so why not go with any of them instead? And I agree with hurrah - what else was she going to say? No, I'm totally not okay with being featured on the front page of one of the only two existing national papers in Canada? I'm not saying women should all cover ourselves from head to toe, but I don't buy the G&M wouldn't have seen the controversial nature of the shot, and I don't buy that picture is the only one that would encapsulate the spirit of her program.
I guess I'm super dense, but when I first looked at the photo, I was trying to figure out why she felt the need to respond. It's only when people (like the public editor) pointed it out that I was like "ah." But I guess I looked at her face, smile and her leg and not her crotch.
I guess if the photographer could have done it differently was to perhaps move to where he/she is taking that photo from the side. I like the concept, but the angle could have been done different.
If you ask me any skater wearing flesh colored tights should receive a costume deduction because you know you'll attract the wrong kind of crowd.
All in all that would solve this outrage, no offence to anyone though.
I think that this argument could better be raised for gymnasts--teenage girls who wear leotards over completely bare legs.
Girls should wear pants. Here is the best costume of the season, IMHO.
"Attire must be appropriate for athletic competition."
Whether it's black, white or pink tights i can't possibly comprehend how it would distract anyone from any image, in fact it actually gives you the oppertunity portray your character even better.
Look at these skaters
The skaters may be wearing pants/low rise leggings but basically it would look the same with low rise capezio tights anyway.
If you have noticed the skaters performed Y spins, Bielmann spins and yet there was nothing to see compared to Keatlyn Osmond's situation where she was holding up a leg wearing flesh colored tights, had she worn colored tights you would hardly even see any intimate body parts.
I don't know how black tights can make you look slower and sluggish because clearly i haven't noticed anything
Also i can't recall many posters complaining, maybe some.
Can i imagine girls of Gracie Gold or Ashley Wagner's coloringin black tights, yes it would look cool but i would also love to see different kind of colored tights like red or even blue, now that would look so awesome on them
Not really, basically flesh colored tights look bare because it's based on bare legs right, so it doesn't really make a difference at all, it looks the same hence the photo about Keatlyn Osmond.
If you ask me pants looks much better on teenage gymnasts.


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Chair moments have been scarce this season which is understandable with a Prince and a baby in the way, but their love is obviously indestructible. Hence when a good Chuck (Ed Westwick) and Blair (Leighton Meester) scene comes along, we Chair fans milk it for all its worth.
Despite the rare chance that there would be a Chair moment in season 5, the ones that have happened so far have been pretty damn good. Here is a look back at our favorite Chair scenes this season and here's to hoping that after Chuck is out of his coma (fingers crossed) there will be more to greatness to come!
Blair attended Chuck's creepy Sleep No More party where everyone was required to wear a mask, making it the perfect place for "Chair" to secretly reunite. Unfortunately, Blair's reason for going to the party wasn't to reconcile; her plan was to seduce him, proving he hasn't changed and is still stuck in his old Chuck Bass habits! Still was a pretty steamy smooch!
The first person Blair revealed the father of her baby to was Chuck to which he cried and cuddled with his new dog friend. It was heartbreaking! Blair admitted: "There was a part of me that really wanted it to be yours," and so did we. I'm still hoping Chuck is the father of her baby! But will there still even be a baby in the picture come Jan. 16?
Chuck showed up unexpectedly at Blair's house after revealing Prince Louis was bribing Chuck's therapist — Dr. Barnes — with Blair's paternity test at the NY Spectator party. "I'm sorry for losing my temper the night Louis proposed. I'm sorry for treating you like property. I'm sorry for not waiting longer at the Empire State building," Chuck said to Blair. But the best apology of all was the last: "I'm sorry that I gave up on us and you never did." Best apology EVER.
Blair attends a therapy session with Chuck in an attempt to learn how he turned his "bad Bass ways" into his new life with a live-in Dalai Lama. What was supposed to be a session just about Chuck turned into a Chair couple's therapy. The two learned more about their relationship with each other in those few minutes than they have in their entire relationship.
The final reunion planned Dan Humphrey (who would have EVER thought?) was the best Chair scene in Chair history. Chuck told Blair exactly what she needed to hear to choose him over Prince Louis: "I will love you as much as I love your baby."
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Rosemary Laing | Anne Wallace | Lyndell Brown and Charles Green | Kate Beynon | Sally Smart | Robert Boynes
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Sally Smart
I imagine thinking about the meanings of the world; inevitably the discourse begins with the body, a forensic activity, an external and internal examination of the body environment: clothes, house, furniture, landscape. This becomes an anatomy lesson; where dissected parts are examined and reconstructions are made for explanations. Inevitably the conclusion is like a puzzle-picture: a maze of fugitive parts; landscape parts become human parts: but whether the lines, shapes and colours appear abstract or representational there is an assemblage of parts. However, the composition is unstable, a chimera: the picture is impaired.
Sally Smart
Sally Smart has long been interested in the unstable, the illusory and the uncanny. As opposed to certainty or perfectibility, her interest is in the realms of shadows, symptoms, dreams, mutations, subconscious memories and spooks that haunt the mind's equilibrium. This is revealed in fantastic images that trigger associations and partial recollections of things encountered in the course of life's journey: entrancing phantoms from tales told to us in childhood (in which, perhaps, inanimate objects became magically alive); puppet-plays; the shadows of trees silhouetted on moonlit nights; medical diagrams or X-rays of the body; moths swooping in towards the light.
To attain her cumulative, fragmentary worlds of fantastic possibilities Smart has drawn inspiration from a wide range of sources including Surrealism and Dadaism. Working across different media such as painting, collage and multi-layered installations, her preoccupation with cutting and fabricating also alludes to a long-held commitment to feminism and the desire to take risks and transcend boundaries. This relates to Smart's earlier study of women in 19th-century literature and to her work such as Spiderartist (Sew me) 1989, from her X-ray Vanitas series, investigating constructions of feminine identity (in this instance developing ideas about the poet Emily Dickinson who described herself as a 'literary seamstress').
Smart's fascination with domestic spaces intertwined with the ways that women have been represented in history and literature, recurred in her exhibition The Unhomely Body in 1996 drawing upon Max Ernst's collages, Une Semaine de Bonté 1933. Each of the canvases in this exhibition focused on the idea of a room such as The Sewing Room (Prosthetic) and The Anxiety Room (Stain) reflecting the fact that the ambiguous relationship between real and representational space extended to the blurring of architectural, psychological and bodily functions. In her lively engagement with psychoanalysis, Smart plays on the uncanny, making associations with the Freudian idea of the unhomely (unheimlich), of something familiar made unsettling and strange.
In bed with H. H. (Femmage) 2001
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BedBugs (Femmage) 2001
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In two of Smart works on canvas, In Bed with H.H. (Femmage) and BedBugs(Femmage) 2001, she takes familiar motifs such as beds and parts of the human body, and unites and transforms them in ways that are surprising and unfamiliar. Here, the legs at the bed-ends have become women's legs, animating the static forms into arenas in which dreams appear literally to take flight. Occupying both beds are collaged portraits of Dada artist Hannah Höch. In the instance of BedBugs(Femmage), delicately patterned elements of real and fake collage are played off against the witty inclusion of a giant 'bed bug' under the covers. In these transmutations of the bed – a place of sleep, love, sex and dreams – the grotesque, the beautiful and the marvellous are one.
In her installation of cut-outs, Conversation piece #1 2002, Smart adopts the tradition of silhouette and gives it a contemporary twist. Based on the profiles of friends and family, the painted felt silhouettes are accompanied by small numerals, suggesting diagrams in anatomical texts and 18th-century cabinets of curiosity. However, their random placement (at times back-to-front) and seemingly illogical sequencing, alludes to the unpredictability of imaginative discourse and human behaviour. This idea is amplified in the often weird appendages that emerge from the heads, recalling, in turn, Marina Warner's comments in her book No Go the Bogeyman:
In several cases popular artefacts and writings adopt and cherish the metamorphoses of the insect world for the same purpose as the creatures themselves: to scare off predators . . . [The images] revealingly mix and shuffle elements from varying species, extrapolate from a stag beetle's antlers and a fly's feelers, a crab's claw and a pig's snout to create fantastic new hybrids, the modern chimerae of celluloid nightmares.1
The metamorphic, performative dimension in Smart's large installation Family Tree House (Shadows and Symptoms) 1999–2002, is integral to the act of cutting, splicing, pinning and manipulating multiple fragments across spaces in unfolding free-form tales and 'conversations'. In this work she suggests affiliations between the homely and unhomely, as the familiar becomes unfamiliar; as body parts, a giant moth, aspects of domestic life and architectural features are woven around and spin off the image of the tree. The recurring motif of the tree in Smart's work over a number of years provides the axis for ongoing images of her theatre of mind and imagination. This feeling for nature is partly informed by her memories of growing up in the Australian countryside – on a farm near the rural town of Quorn in South Australia. The tree also alludes to ideas of the family tree, the tree house and the tree of life.
Conversation piece #1 2002
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Along with the strong visual impact of the imagery in Sally Smart's work, it is the richness of implication, triggering an array of conscious and subconscious associations, that gives her work its poetic resonance, depth and potency. The element of risk-taking is ever-present – apparent in the scope of Family Tree House (Shadows and Symptoms) her recent quite magical installation of multiple overlapping parts, climbing a wall of dizzying height – invoking multiple unexpected permutations and impossibly fantastic tales.
1Marina Warner, No Go the Bogeyman: Scaring, lulling and making mock, Catto & Windus Random House, UK, 1998, p.175.
Selected reading
Chapman, Christopher 'Four Scenes', in Parameters Head: A La Ronde (ex. cat.), Experimental Art Foundation, Adelaide, 2000
Grishin, Sasha 'Sally Smart', in Australian Painting Now eds. Laura Murray Cree and Nevill Drury, Craftsman House, Sydney, 2000, pp.268–272
Kent, RachelFamily Tree House (ex. cat.), Arco 2000, Project Room, 2000
Kunda, MariaSally Smart: Shadow Farm (ex. cat.), Bendigo Art Gallery, Victoria, 2001
McDonald, HelenWhere I come from the birds sing a pretty song: an exhibition by Sally Smart, Geelong Art Gallery, Victoria, 1993


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Un-fair weather hits Deschutes County Fair
Vendors feel budget pain after rain as storms rock region
REDMOND, Ore. - Thrust into the sky, rides at the fair have people screaming.
On Thursday, something else could be responsible for those yells.
"Hopefully it will just be short-lived with this bad weather," said Kaye Williams of Bend.
A packed place turned into quiet space as the rain started to fall, forcing many to bust out the umbrella to stay dry.
"Yesterday there was a line when we weren't even open yet, there was all these people," said Devin Johnson, a vendor at the fair. "Now we've been open for a while and there's not many people. It's just kind of dead and groggy."
Fair officials say the weather has shut things down only once in the past decade.
"Of all the years I've been here, only in 2009 some severe thunderstorms came through and we shut down the entire fairgrounds, " said Fair Director Dan Despotopulos.
Profit at the fair is needed for upkeep, utilities and shows.
"Just the concerts alone and putting that on. You've got bands that we've signed contracts with that we have to pay, whether they perform or not," Despotopulos said.
Vinod Herkishnani's been coming to the fair for seven years. This morning, his tent flooded.
"The rain is just bad for business for everybody, so nobody shows up. I had to clean up everything -- there's water everywhere up here," he said.
On a good, sunny day, he makes about a grand selling sterling silver and fine jewelry. But cut that in half when the rain starts.
"I lose about 70 percent, and if the weather keeps like this, I'll be lucky if I do about $200 today," Herkishnani said.
Some vendors just closed up shop. Others like Herkishnani and a few visitors hope to work out a deal with Mother Nature.
"If you're supposed to make $10 a day to make budget and you only make $5, we hope to make $15 tomorrow- - so we can make it up," Despotopulos said.


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Robert "Bob" R. Woodruff
Robert "Bob" R. Woodruff
Robert "Bob" R. Woodruff, 92, of Hackensack, passed away at the Golden Living Center, Walker, on Tuesday, July 30, 2013, with his best friend, John, by his side.
Funeral services were at 11 a.m. Monday, Aug. 5, at Kline Funeral Home, Pine River, with interment in the Hillcrest Cemetery, Hackensack.
Bob was born in Birch Lake Township on April 28, 1921, to Lural and Rose (Mathies) Woodruff. Bob graduated from Hackensack Consolidated Schools in 1938. He went on to French's Business College in Bemidji. He joined the Navy in 1942 and was assigned to the USS Patapsco. He was honorably discharged in 1947. Bob was a fishing guide in the Crane Lake area out of Nelson's Resort for more than 50 years. During the winter in his earlier years, he would work various jobs in the Twin Cities area. He enjoyed painting pictures for himself and others and was also quite the chef.
Bob was a current member of American Legion Post 202, Hackensack, past member of the VFW in Orr, and was involved in various community activities in Crane Lake and Hackensack.
Bob was a wonderful, caring, kind-hearted, intelligent person. He had a way of making anyone feel comfortable. He will be missed by many.
Bob is survived by his special family, John and Marilyn Fank of Akeley, their children and grandchildren, and many relatives and friends.
Preceding him in death were his parents, two brothers, one sister and many other relatives and friends.


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John Muir Wilderness > Mount Irvine > Climber's Log
Mount Irvine Climber's Log
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|east couloir
Date Climbed: Jun 13, 2010
|up and down the east couloir
|Posted Jun 14, 2010 3:28 pm
|Shirley Lam
|East Couloir
Date Climbed: May 3, 2009
|Great snow conditions.
|Posted Aug 18, 2009 3:40 pm
|From Mallory
Date Climbed: Aug 2, 2009
|Tried Secor's suggested class 3 direct route, but ended up countouring way East. A tiring sand slog at the end of a Le Conte-Corcoran-Mallory-Irvine traverse, but the summit was a nice place for a short nap.
|Posted Aug 7, 2009 8:41 pm
|From Meysan Lake
Date Climbed: Aug 29, 2004
|...via the chute
|Posted Aug 7, 2009 2:40 am
|Up East Couloir, down East Chute
Date Climbed: May 30, 2009
|Fun day on Mt. Irvine from a camp on the moraine above Meysan Lake. The East Couloir was firm in the morning under cloud cover with a cold wind and light snow. On top, I got some fleeting views of the surrounding peaks, excluding Whitney, when the clouds would momentarily clear. The sun only came out in time to soften the top few inches of the East Chute on my descent, making for a wet downclimb and glissade. Crossed paths with a friend I hadn't seen in 14 years who was descending the trail after an aborted attempt at Lone Pine Peak due to low visibility.
|Posted Jun 1, 2009 4:44 pm
|Great climb...
Date Climbed: May 3, 2009
|Climbed the East Couloir of Mt Irvine from a camp near Grass Lake, then traversed over (2h) to Mallory sticking to the ridge.
Very windy and cold weekend, but awsome glissage down to Meysan Lake
|Posted May 4, 2009 12:10 pm
|Splitn the E Chute
Date Climbed: Apr 18, 2009
|Splitboard descent of the East Chute. Hoped to traverse to Mallory before descending the E. slope, but had to abort as the snow was turning into crap. The activity around the Portal reminded me of why I avoid that area like the plague in the summer.
|Posted Apr 20, 2009 11:53 am
|Northeast ridge from Candlelight
Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2008
|Traverse the Northeast ridge from Candlelight. Afterwords, went on to Mallory, and LeConte.
|Posted Aug 28, 2008 1:51 am
|East Chute
Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2007
|Wonderful views of the Whitney area from the top
|Posted Sep 18, 2007 12:28 am
|Dave S
|East Chute (variation)
Date Climbed: Sep 7, 2007
|Solo dayhike linkup of Irvine, Mallory, and LeConte. Great day!
Decided to try the chute just left of the East Couloir (the Class 4 East Couloir from Secor's book). At the fork I headed to the right and it got a bit interesting...a 20 ft crux section that wasn't difficult climbing (I'd say 4th class or at most easy 5th), but the rock was horrible and crumbly. After making it through that it was 2nd class all the way to the summit.
Left a new summit log on top and continued on to Mallory.
|Posted Sep 8, 2007 8:00 pm
|from meysan lake
Date Climbed: Sep 1, 2007
|Climb the chute between mallory and irvine from meysan lake.
|Posted Sep 5, 2007 1:45 pm
|East Chute
Date Climbed: Sep 2, 2007
|with Vendulka. First peak of the day. The chute wasn't as loose as I was afraid. Great views of the Whitney crest.
|Posted Sep 5, 2007 12:15 am
|Via East Chute
Date Climbed: Jul 21, 2007
|A beautiful day hike.
See GPS Track in Google Earth.
|Posted Jul 22, 2007 12:03 am
|East Couloir/NE Ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 8, 2007
|Climbed the loose and snowless East Couloir with buddies Becket and Marc to about 13,200, at which point we scrambled to the NE ridge; I've got to say the upper part of the NE ridge is a fun scramble; I'd rate it class 3.
|Posted Jul 9, 2007 4:37 am
|Steve Larson
|Northwest chute/ridge
Date Climbed: Mar 30, 2007
|Perfect day for an easy scramble. Surprisingly little wind. The chutes on this peak suck. They're full of loose scree and larger rocks that are very difficult to walk on. The ridges are classic Sierra scrambling. Excellent views of the entire Whitney area. Worth the effort.
|Posted Mar 31, 2007 1:54 pm
|Desert Solitaire
|Only the East side of this peak is interesting
Date Climbed: Sep 20, 2006
|McAdie-Mallory-Irvine loop from Consultation Lake. Total RT time: 11 hrs, 30 min after much routefinding mistakes on the traverse to Mallory. Secor has a warning about descending from the West side: "warning: as a descent route, this gully is impossible to find" - well, whaddaya know - I had no beta on the descent and was lucky enough to find this gully! Next time will climb the awesome looking E. Buttress.
|Posted Sep 29, 2006 2:44 am
|Route Climbed: NE Ridge (ascent) / SW Ridge (descent) Date Climbed: 1 Oct 05
|Perfect day -- more snow than expected. Easy climb to NE ridge from Camp Lake (Meysan Basin) than Class 2 to the top (dodging the deep snow drifts)
|Posted Oct 2, 2005 9:07 pm
|Route Climbed: East Coulior Date Climbed: Jul 2, 05
|Good day. Irvine & Mallory from Meysan Lake.
|Posted Sep 28, 2005 12:00 am
|Route Climbed: Meysan Lakes Date Climbed: August, 1980
|climbed it in conjuction with Mallory
|Posted Sep 8, 2005 10:46 pm
|Route Climbed: East Buttress V, 5.9 Date Climbed: 8-26-05
|I thought this was just an OK route. Nice and long, but not sustained and not particularly great rock. I would also add that its more a grade IV than V. The approach is also more like 6 or 7 miles and not even close to the 3.5 Secor lists. Great views from an uninspiring summit. 14 hrs car to car.
|Posted Aug 29, 2005 6:49 pm


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I've been working on getting my stash down for over 5 years and I still have a closet full. Must not be quilting enough I better get busy.
My order of blenders placed on Dec 27 arrived Monday. I will never order fabric online again unless I know the manufacturer's name. Most of the fabrics are okay, but don't have the feel or sheen I like. The one yard with a name on it - Benartex- didn't arrive. I am waiting to hear from the seller.
I went to an out of town basketball game in a town with a JoAnn's and didn't set foot in the store! That's a start.
My DH is turning his old office into a sewing room for me [ he says I need more room the he does] I can not wait to get organized. Right now my stash is all over the place. I started counting in my head last night while reading this thread how many kits and unfinished projects I have 27 and I am should I missed some. So this year I am going to work on them and try my hardest not to buy more fabric or kits. I have started by taking picture of all the started projects and kits so I can put then in a binder. This way I only have to open it up to see how many I have and what to do next.
Over Xmas we had friends over and my husband was saying if the house burn down it would cost the most to replace everything in the kitchen. I looked at my friend and we both laugh. He has no clue just how much we quilters have:D
Hope you all have a great day
I caved. I stopped by fabric store tonite and spent $20, but that is all. got a lot for my money though and there is a birthday gift from-it, so maybe I am not too bad. I will try to do better.
I'm in been wanting to do this for a while, maybe with all of your help I will be able to stick with my resolve. Come on November. LOL
I am ALL IN!!!!!!!!
Yep, I'm in.
If you need a project to use of your stash check out http://www.quiltingboard.com/blocks-...e-t209515.html right here on the Board. I jumped aboard the train yesterday - it's not too late to join. This mystery used up 108 four and a half in squares and 60 2.5 by 4.5 rectangles in the first day. I'm only using stash, I promise!!
I saw some beautiful fabric this afternoon...did not purchase.
I THINK I CAN...I THINK I CAN....I..THINK...I....CAN!!!!! Okay...urge to return to store is passed.


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Discussion in 'Chevy HHR Forum' started by TomsHHR, May 24, 2008.
Made a HHR Neon plaque for in the den.
Looks like this when lit.
that is sweet!
Thats pretty nifty!:great:
Crafty, I dont see any wires.
"Lookin' Good"!
Nice job, looks awesome!
nice... so what all do you do?
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The Hall of Two Truths
The Hall of Two Truths had many names.
- The Hall of Two Truths
- The Hall of Ma'at
- The Hall of Double Truth
- The Hall of Double Ma'at
- The Hall of Judgement
In Egyptian belief the heart was the centre of the soul, and needed to be judged before a person was allowed to pass on. This judgement happened in the Hall of Two Truths. The deceased's heart would be weighed against Ma'at's single feather with Ma'at herself acting as the fulcrum.
If a person's heart was weighed down by the evil they committed while they were alive, Ammit the "Devourer of the Dead", would eat their heart and they would be forever doomed to Duat: The Egyptian Underworld. If their heart stayed in balance with the feather, they were considered good and pure and were sent on to Aaru, the Egyptian heaven, to be watched over by Osiris.
There is some speculation as to which other gods were present during the weighing of the souls. While Ammit is constantly present, some depictions show Anubis as an overseer while others show that Anubis simply brought the souls to Osiris to be weighed. It is also common to see Thoth, the moon god who invented language, present so that he could record the results.


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Pratt, Bordens claim Crosslake ice races
Generally good racing conditions were the order of the day for the Saturday, Feb. 23, edition of the Crosslake Ice Racing event with very little ice dust to hamper the racers' visibility.
In the studded tire class, Shawn Pratt from Merrifield in the Superman car took first, with Drew Seeker from Crosslake in the 13 car taking second and Matt Borden from Merrifield in the 80 car taking third.
In the age 15 and under class, 8-year-old Jake Borden from Merrifield in the 8 car took first again, with Logan Pratt of Merrifield in the T4 car taking second and Connor Pratt from Merrifield in the other Superman car taking third.
In the rubber tire class, Matt Borden in the 8 car took first, with Shawn Pratt in the Superman car taking second and Taylor Pratt of Merrifield in the T4 car taking third.
It is hoped there will be races on both Saturdays, March 2 and 9, depending on ice conditions. The public is welcome to view the racing action free of charge from a plowed spectator parking area on Big Pine Lake, south of downtown Crosslake.
Spectators are welcome. Take Big Pine Trail east from County Road 3 approximately one-quarter mile to the public access. Follow a plowed road on the lake to the parking lot on the southwest side of the track. There is no charge for admission.


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From Tim Drake at the Cardinal Newman Society comes this
bit of news about my alma mater, Jesuit Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington:
Spokane's Gonzaga University has denied a Knights of
Columbus group application to be recognized as an official student
organization. Those seeking the status were notified of the University's
decision at a meeting on March 7.
group was notified of the decision by Dean of Students Kassi Kain and Assistant
Director for Student Activities Dave Rovick.
Knights of Columbus, by their very nature, is a men's organization in which
only Catholics may participate via membership," says a letter obtained by The
Cardinal Newman Society written by Sue Weitz, Vice President for Student Life.
"These criteria are inconsistent with the policy and practice of student
organization recognition at Gonzaga University, as well as the University's
commitment to non-discrimination based on certain characteristics, one of which
is religion."
"I …believe strongly in the University's commitment to
non-discrimination and inclusivity," continues Weitz in the letter. "If Gonzaga
was an institution that served only Catholics and limited the benefits of the
collegiate experience only to them, the decision-making process may have been
embrace the diversity and yet endorse a group based on faith exclusivity is a
challenge that cannot be reconciled at this time," Weitz wrote in closing. "It
is a decision about social justice, equity, and the desire of the University to
create and maintain an environment in which none are excluded."
UPDATE, 4/6/13: Gonzaga released a statement about the Knights of Columbus controversy, saying that President Thayne McCulloh will be reviewing the Student Life division's decision.
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one last facelift before radical new Lincoln flagship unveiled in 2009. this Classic edition would be built on the L wheelbase; the standard wheelbase car is dropped. every option including sat/nav in every car. 4.6 enlarged to 5.3 for this car, with 350/375. mid cycle run-out model would be supercharged to 500/550, leading the way for it's successor's V12, 525/575 rating to come along in 2009.this car's 19inch wheels require new suspension, front and rear, which also are a prelude to the next platform. this car's steel-the next version will be alloy and carbon fiber.One Last Dance Town Car Classic:
*drools*i want
i like it, but that rear-end is hideous! no offense or anything. it's just ugly. the design of the rear looks great, but not on that car. revise the rear end some and it would look even better. i love how you did the body!
i love it its 1989 esqe
ohh wait, i see it now. i thought it was one flat panel. it's got "fins" now that i see those, i changed my mind. it looks awesome!
Retro Neuvo.
the funny thing about doing chops like this one is that as i change the details, usually making door handles smaller etc, the real age of the car is still there. the more i changed on this, the more it looked like a 90s car. i think it shows how truly short-sighted it was to let these cars dwindle on as long as they have. with regular upgrades, they'd still be selling 100,000 or these every year. not even the lincoln's age bracket wants the same car 5 times in a row.you guys have great comments, good or bad. thanks!
i wish they would update itfull redesign
Great looking chop! I wish the Town Car actually looked like that.
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these will outsell the Honda Accord(I wish)awesome rear, it mkaes it ditinctive in today's market.You know, it looks like everything has been tried, but the problem lurkes that when something is too revolutionary, people dismiss it, so they go "retro".They do it in a smooth Pace, everything's alright(hence Cadillac, not everyone liked the CTS, with it's Saab-wannabe interior, the STS made a better impact because it was smoother than the edgy CTS)So they key is to go slow, but quickGreat chop art!
A new Lincoln I might actually buy! Great job art.
I like it, even if it looks like a Chrysler LHS from the rear.
that's what i've been thinking because my mom used to have an lhs.
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Damn that car is cool. I think that one last face lift would be a great idea. Also it would give the TC some dignity before it is done away with.
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