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Jensen Ackles at ChiCon: What Would Dean Do?
Jensen Ackles arrived at his meet and greet to find a Tupperware container of chocolate chip cookies at the foot of his chair, courtesy of a thoughtful fan. They turned out to be one of his favorites (along with the tsnicker doodles that his mom bakes). Yes, this is essential information.
A fan kicked off the Q & A by asking for some clarification about something he'd said in a previous interview that really surprised her.
Jensen: Uh oh.
Fan: You said when you're acting that you go blank and calm. Did that develop because you've been doing this show for 8 years or has it always been that way?
Jensen: Let me clarify, I don't go blank, because that would be horrible! Then I'd just be like…. (does a comically blank face)
Fans: LOL
Jensen: It's weird, it's like when they say action, everything goes away. It's kinda hard to explain, but everything, worries with family, friends, did I take the laundry out and put it in the dryer, to I have an injured elbow – all of it goes away. It's like this heightened sense – I kinda have a spatial awareness or recognition as far as lines. I study my lines and Jared and I will read our lines in the hair and makeup trailer and get a feel for the dialogue. But they don't really set in for me until I start the blocking, coming over to here (he helpfully gets up and walks across the room).
Fans: (are appreciative of the demonstration….)
Jensen: And that's what triggers those lines. I know that I'm supposed to be in that spot when I say those lines. And it becomes subconscious, I don't have to think about it, my body knows where to be, my mind knows what to say when I'm there. And what that does, is it frees me up for those "happy accidents" within the scene, those nuances. I can always tell when a guest star has been running their lines over and over and over into the mirror, because no matter what I'm doing, they're saying the exact same thing the same way. If I pretend to know how the other actor is going to play, I'll react accordingly, but what happens if the other actor doesn't play it that way? I worked with Michele Williams (in Dawson's Creek) who really threw me off…..
(Fan starts coughing and Jensen interrupts himself…)
Jensen: (to the coughing fan) You okay? Want some water? We don't wanna lose you!
Other fans (silently): Awww
Coughing fan: (recovers, but is now blushing over Jensen coming to her rescue)
Jensen: So, I would read a scene and I'd feel like I had fairly good instincts of how it would be played. And she would just do it totally different, the way she'd say the words, the connotation, the way she'd deliver the lines was a lot different than I had expected. It changed the way I would play my lines. But if you're not open to that, you're going to deliver your performance and it doesn't matter what the other person is doing. Having it (the lines) and then forgetting it – allows you to be in the moment, which is a cheesy term, but — alot of what makes a really good scene between actors is the availability that they have to give each other. Jared and I – that's one of the reasons I have good on-camera chemistry with him — is because he and I listen to each other and respond accordingly.
The next question was about Frank Deveruex, who seems to have met an untimely demise.
Fan: Whoever played Frank, I loved every scene with him. Will they bring him back?
Jensen: He's a busy man, I don't know if you know who he is. He actually wanted to do our show because his daughters are huge fans. Trust me, he definitely didn't NEED to do our show, but he approached us and we were like absolutely, we'll find something for you! Kevin is great. I hope he comes back.
Obviously Kevin's kids have excellent taste in television shows.
The next question was about Dean from season one to now. What has changed?
Jensen: (dryly) He was much younger.
Same fan: You have become even more stunning.
Other fans: (are nodding enthusiastically)
Jensen: (is blushing)
Same fan: (who I think might have meant his acting, but whatever…) What has been the biggest progress you've made in your acting?
Jensen: That's a good question. Any actual experience is the best. You can do acting classes and workshops, fine, but nothing prepares you quite like doing it. I've been working consistently for over a decade now and that's been the best teacher that I could have. Doing a character for 8 years can be a challenge for some people, and I learned that early on when I was on Days of Our Lives, because there are characters who have been on for 25 years or something. I remember Alison Sweeney said how they have to constantly reinvent themselves so the character doesn't get stale. You want to change it up so the audience doesn't lose interest. I don't feel like I've had to reinvent Dean, because the writers do a really good job of doing that within the story and keeping it fresh and new. But it's given me a rare opportunity to grow as an actor and a character at the same time. It's gonna be interesting when I do something else after, to see if I can 'shed Dean'.
Fan: (quips) Will your voice go back up?
Jensen: (laughing) What's funny is, it's like the Supernatural curse. Ty? Ty doesn't speak that low, Misha doesn't, I don't, everyone gets on set and is like okay, I can go lower (and he does….).
Fans: (silently) Mmmm, do that again….
Jensen: I think I originally got it from John, from Jeffrey Dean, who had a lower register. I remember thinking ok, if he's gonna be Dean's idol, then Dean would want to emulate him. Not just wear his jacket and drive his car, but talk like him. So that was a character decision I made season one. People always say, 'why do you talk so low?' but it was a character decision, because Dean's dad did. Umm…so what were we talking about?
Fans: lol
Jensen: Oh right, so it depends on what I do next. I don't wanna ruin it for some people, but if you watch half hour comedy shows, there's a cadence to that medium. A lot of times, people's voices will go up at the end of a line, everything kinda goes up – gets just a little funny (he says, going higher at the end). Whereas dramatic, everything goes down. It's a little tool that actors and directors do, tricks of the trade that define a genre. It will be interesting to see if I can get Dean out of my head.
Fans (silently) It will be interesting to see if we can get him out of ours too….
Jensen: The character Tom in My Bloody Valentine wasn't that different – not like Priestly in Ten Inch Hero. But anyway, being on set and challenging myself has been the best lesson and has helped me as an actor, including all the stuff that goes on behind the scenes. That's why I fell into being a director a little bit, the more you're around it, the more you absorb. Advice I got from the soap opera was 'when you get on set, be a sponge, absorb as much as you can and the better you'll be.'
He certainly seems to have done just that.
Fan: So speaking of TIH, the tampon scene – I feel this flush of embarrassment every time I watch that.
Jensen: I hated that scene. Because it actually was embarrassing. Not because of the subject matter, but because I had to give this like speech, and there was a crowd of people outside who had walked by and saw the lights and camera crew and just stopped to watch. This was a low budget film, no security, no cops helping us out, so there were 25 or more people outside the open door – I had like 30 bystanders listening to me and I was like ohmygosh, I'm talking about tampons, and these people are like WHAT?
Fans: In a kilt…
Jensen: Right, and the appearance didn't help much.
Fans: (silently) Actually it helped us quite a bit.
And while we're being shallow…
Fan: What are Dean's two best assets?
Lynn: (slaps hand over her mouth before she blurts out her own answers)
Jensen: I'm tempted to say his car and his gun, but you probably mean on a character level. I'd say loyalty, and his decisiveness. How quickly he can make a decision. He seems like the kinda guy who a) doesn't even look at the menu before he orders, or b) it takes him maybe five seconds to say yeah, I know what I want. I've always liked that characteristic. Somebody gave me a book called How To Be A Gentleman… Obviously it didn't work…
Fans: (are vehemently disagreeing)
Jensen: But it said 'a man should never stare too long at a menu' – be decisive! That stuck with me, and Dean is that kinda guy.
Fan: You did an amazing job on the Angeles cover. Is there a thought process if you do a cover or take over a role, to make the original your own?
Jensen: Well, music and acting are different to me – I don't consider myself a musician, so that wasn't a thought out project. I'll come home and pick up a guitar, and I'm decent enough to entertain myself, but not a group of people.
Fans: (are disagreeing again)
Jensen: Elliot Smith does that song technically intricate and difficult, and I can't play the guitar like he can. I don't know what drew me to that song, but I found the general chords to play it. Steve encouraged me to lay it down – I said this is how I can play it, so… But as far as acting goes, revisiting a role, I've done it in My Bloody Valentine and I didn't watch the original on purpose because I didn't want to copy, I wanted to make my own decisions as an actor. And I did the stage play A Few Good Men, and I knew that movie and the Tom Cruise role, to the point of hearing him say it in my head. I tried to read it from a fresh perspective, but there were probably some lines that I took verbatim his delivery. Writing like Sorkin's, a brilliant writer, is so fast it can only really be done a couple of ways.
Lynn: You mentioned at breakfast that there was a line that a new director wanted Dean to say, and you felt that it wasn't right, not something Dean would say. I'm always fascinated with your input into the character. Can you talk about what that was?
Jensen: It wasn't necessarily a line, it was more of a direction in adding some business to the scene. It was essentially Dean and Sam sitting in the Impala having a chat, and Dean shows up with some burgers and sits down and is like 'c'mon, let's eat'. Sam is on the phone and goes, you know, 'there's trouble in River City!'
Fans: (dramatically) dum-dum-dum!
Jensen: So the scene quickly shifts to okay, what's the problem, let's assess the situation, what do we need to do, and it becomes a heavy scene. And the idea he had was
New director: Why don't you hand the burgers off when you sit down, and you start eating yours, and halfway through the scene you realize you got the wrong burger and you reach over and take Sam's burger?
Jensen: Um, where is this in the script?
New director: Oh no, it's not, it's just to add a little something to the scene.
Jensen: Uh, listen, I've gotta be honest with you, this turns into a tense scene, and this might dilute the intensity of it, might take the air out of the scene by throwing a wrench in it.
The director apparently thought it added a fun element – but it was not a fun scene.
Jensen: Once Dean gets this kind of information, he's not gonna sit there and be distracted even though he can be the guy who's distracted by a burger, this particular dialogue he takes very serious. So I said how about you watch us do one rehearsal, and if you think there's a moment in there where you think this shenanigan can take place, then we'll work it in. I didn't even get to pick the burger up, Jared and I have done this so many times, and we fire off two pages of dialogue, and the scene's over. And the director is like yeah, I don't really think….
Lynn: Good decision.
Jensen: That said, he also had some really good ideas, and it's very tough for a director to come in to a show that's so established and try to bring new ideas. I think he probably hasn't watched all 160 episodes, he probably watched a few key ones, and directed like he's directed the last five shows he's done. But he had two actors who are very protective of the show and their characters and the story, so we were able to help him out a little bit.
Fan: What other character did you enjoy playing most?
Jensen: Probably Dark Angel, I was sad to see that end, I was hoping for another season.
Fans: Us too!
Jensen: I wanted to flesh out the character more. The first character I played was a one episode deal and he was dead. So it was kinda funny when they called me up to say they wanted to make me a regular. I was like, 'um, but I'm dead.' And they were like, 'clone'. And I was like, 'okay, that works!'
Fan: Other than going on forever, how would the series end if you could write it?
Jensen: That's a tough question, it can't go on forever.
Fans: WHA???
Jensen: My idea has changed from year to year. Originally Jared and I thought it would be cool to go out like Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid – like we're up against it, and there's no making it out this time, and we come out from behind the Impala guns blazing and go out in the blaze of glory. I'm sure Jared would love to Thelma and Louise the car off a cliff. I don't think ending it in victory is the way to go, them cruising off into the sunset. I think it needs to end tragic.
Fans: NOOOOOO!!!
Jensen: (to the fan who asked the question) See what you did!?
Fans: (pleading desperately) Come on, AC/DC can be playing as they drive away….
Jensen: Really? Well, we'll all have to wait and see. I won't be writing the ending – and neither will you.
Fans: (are grumbling)
Fan: Do you think that Dean still idolizes John? And why don't Sam and Dean have a hunter's journal?
Jensen: I think maybe technology, all their research is done online, they don't have to keep notes, plus they had Bobby for so long with a wealth of knowledge. But who knows, maybe we do add stuff to it every now and then. And to answer the first one, I think there will forever be a part of John that's within Dean. He's a product of his father's dream and will forever be. I think his ideology might have changed over time – and that's an amazing thing that I get to say, that this character has evolved in his ideology because the show's gone on so long, that's such a great thing — but I think Dean has grown, but there's a base principle learned from his father that he reverts to. He's also come into his own, he's his own person, it's not What Would John Do, it's What Would Dean Do.
(Man, we love it when Jensen talks about Dean. He knows this character so deeply, which is wonderful when it's a character you adore.)
Fan: Season 8 is almost a reset to Season 1 for Sam and Dean. How do you feel about that?
Jensen: I like it. I mean, there have been massive motivation shifts from season to season, a reversal from S1 to S2 in the characters' motivations, and then S3 to S4. I think it makes sense to switch it up, if it was one note, it would get very boring very quickly. I liked Season 1, the story lines and the characters' motivations. I like that Jeremy Carver has gotten it back to basics, to what made the show popular originally. And I think it gives us places to go.
Fan: What was it like working with Kevin Durand on Dark Angel?
Jensen: He's one of the most talented and genuine human beings I've ever worked with. I was talking about actors who aren't really listening to other actors – he's so good, he just pours his heart out to you both when the camera is rolling and when it stops. He's so giving as an actor. It was funny because I worked with him for three months nonstop before I ever saw him without his prosthetic face on. And I ran into him in a bar in LA on a weekend, and he came up to me and was like 'JENSEN!' and gave me a big hug, and I was like AAAAH! (screaming….lol) Because he's massive, he makes Jared look small!
Fans: No mean feat!
The last question was one that put a smile on Jensen's face.
Fan: Any chance you'll get the Impala after the show ends?
Jensen: (with a definite twinkle in his eye) It's not in writing but every time I've inquired about it, I've gotten a little wink and a tip of the hat by the producers, so….
The powers that be then whisked Jensen away, but not before he took his chocolate chip cookies – and gave us a heartfelt thank you.
More from ChiCon soon – including our chats with Emily Perkins and Rob Benedict. Jared Meet and Greet report coming up from our partners in crime, The Winchester Family Business – fandom teamwork!
October 29, 2012 2:26 am
Love this! And when does the book come out, again? *grin*
Gerry permalinkOctober 29, 2012 2:37 am
Wonderful write up! The chocolate cookies were a nice touch. I just love the way Jensen loves to talk to about Dean. It's no wonder the character feels so fleshed out and real.
Katie permalinkOctober 29, 2012 2:46 am
I always love your reports on these more intimate chats (and how your fan reactions are always spot on!) Thanks for putting this together for us.
Jena permalinkOctober 29, 2012 3:02 am
He always comes up with something new and wonderful to share with us. I love this man, this wonderful actor, so much. Thanks for always being there to catch his words; and special thanks for the way you share them with us. *hugs*
Nannie permalinkOctober 29, 2012 3:07 am
This is brilliant! Jensen is the best when asked the thoughtful interesting questions. Thanks for sharing!
Redeye permalinkOctober 29, 2012 3:30 am
It meant so much to read Jensen's thoughts on Dean and John's relationship! Of all potential stories, seeing John meet current Dean is #1 on my list. Even better knowing their real life friendship, and that he fixed up JDM & Hilarie Burton lol.
Thanks so much again for the M&G report. Each time there are interesting perspectives Jensen gives.
Lydia permalinkOctober 29, 2012 3:42 am
Thanks for sharing Jensen's awesomeness!
October 29, 2012 3:46 am
Thanks SO MUCH for writing this up and posting it. The fans' questions were great, which gave Jensen the chance to give us some real insight into his work, his character, and how he thinks about both. Wish I could have been there, but this is a close second.
BTW: Loved your book on fan culture, have read some sections several times, and am really looking forward to your next one.
Sue permalinkOctober 29, 2012 3:56 am
I could listen to Jensen talking about his craft forever. He's intelligent, insightful and so very good at what he does. Thank you for the report.
October 29, 2012 4:08 am
Wonderful. Thanks so very much.
October 29, 2012 4:11 am
I love you 🙂 LOL !!! for doing this. Love this man with his professionalism and passion for his work. Thank you so much! another great nterview.
mcm permalinkOctober 29, 2012 4:53 am
hi lynn, thank you again for making us a part of this very special experience. i felt as if i were in the room with you (okay, save for the very obvious "staring into the sun" bit. lol)
take care, see you soon! 😀
novichevich permalinkOctober 29, 2012 6:13 am
why didn't you ask him about tom wright? i am dying to know how well they get on.
munia permalinkOctober 29, 2012 8:10 am
thnk u so much for sharing the post abt jensens awesomeness…this man is perfect..and one day he will be the legend…just love him and adore him………….
SPN Fan permalinkOctober 29, 2012 2:05 pm
Thank you so much for this report. I just love to read what he has to say about Dean. Its like he puts a lot of thought into it before he does a scene. All his answers are insightful and informative. And he adds a bit of humor every now & then. Its awesome. Your reports are so accurate too and the fan reactions are a nice touch. They always make me smile. Keep them coming. I really love Jensen. His acting keeps getting better with each season. Am loving Season 8 so far. If you meet him again could you tell him that a lot of fans love purgatory Dean. His acting was just simply awesome in those scenes. I want him to know we fans notice the edginess, the PTSD and his all round brilliant acting skills this season.
MarAckles permalinkOctober 29, 2012 7:11 pm
Oh my God! thanks for sharing this.. I was reading it and it feels i was there with him!! He's well there's no words to describe him.. amazing!!!!!! i love him so very much!! love everything he says!!! ❤
Kathy permalinkOctober 29, 2012 7:29 pm
Thanks for your review. Makes me even more anxious to get to my first con in Vegas. How do you prepare yourself not to faint!!!!??
Pam permalinkOctober 30, 2012 12:18 am
This was the best interview I have read with Jensen so far. It was almost as if I could hear his voice saying the words. Thanks for bringing him to us in such a real way. I too love this man for his professionalism and the respect/appreciation he shows his fans. His parents did a great job in raising a true gentleman. I think he might one of the most adored man on the planet and yet he is unaffected and unpretentious. Love him to bits!
Lisa permalinkOctober 30, 2012 4:34 pm
I always love your recaps of Jensen's Q&A sessions. Since I'll never get to one, you really make me feel like I'm there. He's amazing! So funny and sweet. I love his insights into Dean, and I love reading they're protective of the Boys like we are. I agree with him, that it should end in a blaze of glory with us crying our eyes out.
elena permalinkNovember 4, 2012 12:13 am
I always love your report of Jensen's private Q&A and every time you do a great job. Your report has made me feel like i am there at Con. Jensen is just awesome, so amazing, humble and sweet. Just love this guy. And the way he talks about Dean and how deeply he is involve into that character, makes me feel so proud that i'm his fan. I've always wanted to see a heartbreaking end of the show which Jensen has also mentioned many times before. Loved it and I wanna say thanks a ton for sharing this!
Lily permalinkNovember 27, 2013 5:23 pm
Awesome! I love you guys and i am m-a-d-l-y in love with that adorable man!!! I hope supernatural goes on till sam and dean are walking on crutches.. When the show will end my heart'll be shattered..


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Jlii'idd yiiu now he plra-i'd to cimter iiium diu rttliomliir-'ddi" di.-linclion of choobing; ini' iiiie krr any friendly commuuicalions will be tliauklully re- ffived.__^___. jvlMJ'.t iilock, friends of ICVLiCs lll\nN, V.^. held this ri::v at the King's H-.-ad, in the FuiiKrv, CDAKLKS PIKSCHKf.l-, Ksii- in the Clrair, lUsnlved,'I'hat it is the gptticdiilc'iVnl report? that have e,-ttjttt for the utner Candidates o. w, Essex-street, Htmi." _ VK-ri/Ai-LJAGO/MCli, i^J.-ivO l{>.y T\l% CiimmUdoners for ViclitaUir.ii uix Ma. ,tifil > A'lii'jf inmu^^ His Ma. nwaes, invsriting, and treat tiith such I'ersons us may be ttillvg luroHirarl forsuppMug a IJOAT for thecoiivi'vnine fSiiihc Lnkebutwecn the Hospital and Uospoit, at ihc tostotnary larc.*, excepting so far as tii:iy relate to the pa^t-iJSefltl'rniOns and Stores lieloiipinilo the llo-pit:il, and to Me Military OD duty, which isto be provided for by the ( "ii-!;b^ini; .o bicme N�iiJm/A/Ati',rjaii ttnterins, in li.e si.m i-fMM-Jor lite n�pei/(wmanreh///^(onliact. ' FtoW>tr j�irticill,-uent lhrou.:h a Ciunniitt^-e, Lord Lll.SlvlNM br.iught in a Bill for the innrc efl'ectual prevention of cruelU loiv.-inls animals. The Bill was read a lir-t time, and ordered to be printed; and hi* l-tinlship gave notice tii.tt on Moinlay, If It were then priiile/f. lie woul:.' iix a i!;iv for the second reatliog. lie should probiilily miivetliatil bp read a second lime oa Friday iK'.\t. AJ-j Plumed. . IIOUSl-: 01i. Me ob'iervutl lliat he was fully awaf r that he bad no claim on the attciitiun of the liotisc, btit that whicli lie ilerised from the very impo^lant naiiire the pr-'C eilin^s against the two Shepherds, r.lembcrs of th-i! IIcjusc, be read. [Thi' Clerk here read the entry, dated (he 13th Feb. 1700, in which ii was stalled (hat Samuel and Francis Shepherd, Ksqrs. Memberi of thai House, were ordered (o attend in Iheir pluses, on charges of corrupt practices respectinj seal* iir, The, CHANCIOLLOR of the t-XCnKQUIOll (rising under evitlent agitation) saitl, that he knew �tot what course was pursmd in 1700, 'he era of the Hon. Member's precedents; but through (he whole of his acquainiaiice with (he proceedings of that House, he uever knew any instance when an accusation was brought forward against a Member, that Ihe sub.luiion. Whether the persons accu^ed stood there as his Majesty's Ministers, or whether they were the lowest Aieinbers of society, fhey were en. tilled, before they were called on for their di fence, to be acquainted with tliu nature at leasf of the crime with which t^-y were chargetl. What information, he would a>k, had the Hon. !VIem^)fr ^TCD, to call upoQ the House to adopt st^solcmu a proceeding, as the hearing at their Bar? What, cliargcs had he sp(M;ifieJ against Mr. Perceval or Jj'ird Castlereagh ? Wouiti any Court, which de. served to be called � Court, conduct itself upon such drinct|)les ? Was it ever hear.!, that a persuil is to he set down as one under accusation, with, out the slightest information havins been laid he. fore the House? The lion. Member tells them, that he is inform* d, a Member of that Iloust had stated in a former debate, some instances of corrupt practices within his knowledge; and upon lliese grounds he pre/ers a charge, which has the effect of ubIigiitK (ho Right Hon. Member tu quit the House. If every .Member, agaiti&t whom vague and indefini'e char"ges of tliis kind might be brought forward must withdraw, as a inaMer of course, the III*. Member might soon have the whofo House to himself. He deprrcatcd the scattering of loose and unfounded accusations. The Hon. Member was tc^tally mistaken in his precedent. As far as his recollection served bim, it did not sanction the form of proceeding he recommended. The charges at^ainst the Shepherds were the subject of long and fr.qucnt examination.* be-fore Cumtnktees of that House. There was n(� precedent for putting a man on his Irial ou such slight grounds. Sir K. BURDETT observed, that his Honour, able Friend had no oi)jcction to state the particulars uf that infvrmatiou, which he me^nt lo lay before the Hu.us4'. Hd always understood that a Member informing tiie Honse (hat a rep )rt had reachetl him of corrupt practices, was tield snni-rient g.round to proceed upon. The H mse had often pr.jceeilfd to hear evidence at 'h-e Bar, iipon even slighter grounJs than the mere knowledge of Members. Mr. BIDDULPH thought it was the duty of the Right Hon. Members ag.iiiist whom the charge was brought, to .stand up and s.condthe motion, if it were only for the purptisc of clearing ihrir char.ic-lers. Afier what hatl been said in that House, re-.-pectijig these corrupt practices, it was impossi-ble not lo take notice of the subject. Tlx! House could not, maintainingjany regard for its cliar..c(er, p;tss over S9 extraordinary a circumslattcc. Some (if his Majesty's Ministers wer charged vvilii being active agents iti corrnption. The tune and (lignily of that iloHSe must be grea/Jy fallen, th-; feelings of Ministets thems'.'lves must be'woefiilly lilnmeJ, iniL-ed, if they cmiUl sit in tluir places, and .^car such accu-atii;ti^. The Hon. Member was eniitlcd to lire allention of the lloiise, if it were only on account of the ^rave and im[iortant nattire of ti.e charge he broffg'it fonvanl. li was, in stihs'anee, no less than H.is, that two of his Majesty's M-;-nistirs were accused of corrupt practices, to procure returns of Members lo Parliament. Mr. BATIIUMST conceved th. re was something extremely irregular in the form of proceeding proposei! by the Hon. Member. It was a form of proceeding better adapteil to the genius and spirJt of one of Ihc tnectings that were so freqttent, an ! so indiisiiiously j)romottd, th-tn !) lilting the tim-per anil dignity of that ^Ilonse. It would well bect)me (hat meeting, in whicli ihe extraortlinary proposidoii was made and approved, that a man holding a place under Government w,i# not fit to sit ill that House. Such propositior.s were nut intended for the sober c.>nsidcratii>ti of P.irliainenl. No ; their object was to increase the popular ferment, lo add fuel to fire; and to encourage and propajat'- that dangerous spirit that was circuia'.ed with a diligenei' Hie m()st snspiciuus. " Sp.irgcr^' voce? in viil;;us anibigu'u"- seemed to be liie i:rand priiiciple of acti.iti of the leaders of these meelings. Tiuir aim was lo cry down all public men-to render tl.eni objects of distrust and suspicion. ile coiihl perceive no good, no siib'taiice in u motion oronndi d on iind--(iiuul chaif-s of this kind. For his pari, Ik; niti^t require somet.'iiiig tangible-xonio statement that would enable him to de(crmine vvhcliier llie c'-.ari;;^ was (it lo be eiiteruined, and what were liie grounds !i the loose gri>nnds that ihem.-itinn of the II m. Memiier did. It ivas (kjI becuisi! one Meniher slinuld say that another ditl and so, that that other .Member sliouKI he calird tijiin to n ga'ive it. Where (he c'large vyas direct, flic course of j)roceediiig was jilaiii.- Instead of secotnling the motion, the Right Hon. Member Conid only do as t;e ha.I do'ie; and iliey were butind to sti|)port him aaainst a most unfar mi-de. (if endeavoiiiiiiiT lo itnpliCdte the 11 >usc. Mr. BIDDULPH (h ught it e.vfraor.bn.iry (hat the Uigiii H.�ti...Memb-r, with lAhum he ha I nnt the least a;-qu.iitilaiice, and wlio Un -w bn' li.ib* of him, should charge him with (iarlicipaiing in factious lueetiiigs and- Mr. WIUTBRI.AD rose to ord r. It appeared to him (hat the Hon. Member totally misunderstood the last speaker. Mr. BATHUi{ST expl.ined (hat he certainly had no knowledge of the Hon. Member. What he said relating to faeiious mceliui>s meant to apply to the Hon. Member ; bof he nf,w un.irr. stood itiat-he never atiemled any of llio'e meiMiigs, and he Jherefore be{:ged paid u for having so alluded to him. Mr. MADOCKS said, (hat when he g:)venot ce of Ihe mi-tion which Ic bronuht forward that evening, he staled the substance of it as/idly and explicitly as he onld. He co::c.ived that he wouhl best do his dniy by resting his procetdMig iipo.t j>u'cedcnt. If,-i.i pHrsuiiig ih s eiiuse. he could be supposed to have acted ttncanilidly towards the Members agaiti.-t whom llisc^a^ie^ were directed,he begged to ai-ologize to them, it arose from ignorance; for he could assure llmsi: li mi. Members, and be trusted the asseriioa would be believed, that lie was anxious t > bring the subject forward s.s fijriy as jiossible. He was ready to adopt any mode iJf proceeding the liotlse should recommend. It never was his intention^ indted it would be unfair, to send out a story (o the country, without being prepared to prjvc the fatit, ^ [Here the SPE.XKKR interposed, and said that after what had just fallen from the HoOi Member^ he felt U imperaiive np.D him to submit lo the House his sentiments on the course of pr.iceedicg. If it were fit that a ,>lember shoii Id be heard in his place, il was fit that he should hear the charees against which he v as lo def. n^ himself. No charges could he staled against anyabsent Alember., In respect ti) the notice, the Hon. .Member woulti allow hiiu to fell him, that any notice against Mi* nisturs applied to the wh-ile of (h>' ,A�lmini.-,tralion, and that it was not the practice of Ministers to withdraw, except the charges were personal. Tlienjiice I the Hon. Member gave, was against Minister.-; ge. \ nerally. With resjvcJ to the charges, the Iluus.' ai. ways received them wilh great stticiness and deli-; i beralimi. They miijht be brought forward in ihem-iftt ! solemn manner. There were two modes of pioet^ed. it'tg, either by impeachment, in which Cdset(i alFord him (hat a?ssti!icc he wish:;!.- 1 If it sh..nKI be ihesei>-;c of (111 ;i';iise.i^i.( ;oi)roc:ed, as he Ihoiiiilit it ouglitj it won!,! Ijc !-.isi!nty to tiike it sense Aye or No on tire M.Hi.ui.] Mr. -MADOCKS s.Vid that he v. Id be fh- \i%t ()er.son to state any tldng to the Uoure which he conceived to be impr.per. Mr. Secretary CANNING thought there could be but one sentiment in the House on the su'ject of Ihc present tnotion. Considering the mode. it\ which it was brou:;ht forward, and (he mistake in t.'ie case of (he jireccdent referred to, he was on-viticed that the House ought to mirli its opinion in so decided a manner, as not to render i'self liable to a recurriiice of -Such a pr.icocdiiig. He rose, therefore, lo advise tiie Lf.inse not to agree to the wiilitlraw iiig of the motim, hut wifiioui in-letiiliuj^ any jji-rsonal disri S[)ect to (he 11 .motirah'c Mover, lie shs'.ild consecpien'ly oppose any liju. lion of (hat nature, and call fur the marked t.'pi-r.i J of the Hr.iisp. Mr. WliiriUll^AD rost- to olTer a few wnr.h. He commenced hy noticing the curious reason as. signed by the Si-rretary of State for refusing ( be produced by the nakod entry .mi the Journais of a prf>p')?iiiaii madea-.d nega'iied. How couid the lu gitiving of the motion prevent any fuMirc misunderitanding witjj.. draw i.is motion. .'\3 t� (he niuLon iisel.'', 'not-Withstanding the able exposition from the Chair, I giv.'ii ivith ail ihe knowledge which cliaracter zed 1 I'le Riulit ll.in. (ren'leiii in, who ..! I riv.uni { any, or wii.it inforitiati.;ii \v,;sgieii ill I ilu- instance taiiee, and hail Selected', aiul speciiinl (wo ii. vidiial .Ministers of State, as parties ai^ainst whr>m he d. cljccii hiiii-i If riaJy to cier iiuo 4h. ids ^ taking ii|iijn hiinseji' the rispoiMiinlny and � i ' the la�k. A Bight lio". Q.-ntlenian had ^tatis!, this cl.arge tnight apjjiar to b.; a i.ijJn^ muter, wh.-fi cxair.iiu'il, and therefore, tha? il was ii. ccs. saiy to kn.iw its ila'ure befnrehjiid; in sh.ir', to have il brtiughS b.fore (he 11 .u'e in a sh'ijie. A tangible shape, he (.VIr. W) thong),; rattier an aiikwarj . At�(sMjj.'i at present. The II.u e had recenlLy haii pretty string calls np.jr ;
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text: Univision's María Elena Salinas asked President Obama yesterday to explain to Latinos why he didn't keep his immigration promise to them. "It's very simple. We couldn't get any republican votes. Zero. None." Even though he couldn't keep his promise, Obama says he'll win the Latino vote no matter who he runs against because of his stance on issues that matter to Latino like the economy, healthcare and the DREAM Act. "On a whole range of issues, whether it's Mr. Romney, Mr. Gingrich, Mr. Santorum or wherever else they might decide to select they represent a fundamentally different vision of America and it's not the bold, generous forward-looking optimistic America that I think built this country," Obama said. Latinos still favor President Obama over all the Republican candidates by a wide margin, [according to a new poll conducted by Latino Decisions for Univision News and ABC News.](http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2012/01/obama-leads-by-wide-margins...) While some Latinos have complained about Obama's failed promise to take up immigration reform and bring down the country's unemployment rate -53 percent say they are less excited about Obama than they were three years ago -- for the most part they remain supportive of the president.


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The Tennis U.S. Open is currently underway, and Andy Roddick's wife, 24-year old Brooklyn Decker can be seen on the stands cheering her man. Becker, a fashion model and actress best known for her appearances in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, including the cover of the 2010 issue, including working for Victoria's Secret for the 2010 "Swim" collection, seems to have had plastic surgery breast implants.
As for plastic surgery, it is evident looking at her swimsuit photo that she has had plastic surgery. Manhattan plastic surgeon Dr Jennifer Walden says, "Brooklyn Decker can be seen on the cover of The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition and it appears she may have undergone breast augmentation and possibly Botox to her forehead to make it extremely smooth. In any case she is a beauty."
Brooklyn's is reported to have a 32C or 36C breast size, what is not known is if that was her original breast size before breast implants. However I think this are her current measurements:
- Height: 5'6″
- Weight: 125lbs
- Pre BL/Breast Implants: 34B
- After BL/Breast Implants: 34D
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text: 28 Apr 2016 Harrison Ford: the 21 essential films Previous slide Next slide 1 of 21 View All Skip Ad American Graffiti (1973) Harrison Ford's second credited film role came in George Lucas's incredibly successful coming-of-age story. A carpenter by trade at the time, Ford got the part after making cabinets in the director's home. He turned thirty during filming and famously took the part on the condition he would not have to cut his hair. Moviestore Collection/REX Back to image


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As recently as June, the imperial power of the
At the bottom end, tabloid papers provided both cash flow and a direct line of personal attack on any political or public figure foolish enough to cross the Murdoch interest. The picture was completed by electronic media interests like Sky and Fox, which not only amplified the power of the print media, but benefited from an endless stream of political favours flowing from those eager to please the Murdochs or turn away their wrath.
Within a few weeks, much of this edifice has collapsed, and much of the rest is in danger. The revelation that Murdoch's News of the World had hacked the voicemail of a murdered schoolgirl, deleting messages in the hope of receiving more, opened the floodgates. A week later, News of the World had been closed down, but by then the issue of illegal hacking was only a secondary part of the story.
After initially focusing on the "bad apples" at the News of the World, members of the British political class, led by Ed Miliband of the Labour Party (one of the few figures not personally implicated in the process), revolted against decades of servitude to the Murdoch empire. That servitude had embroiled not only the leadership of both major political parties, but the Metropolitan Police which has now seen the resignation of its two most senior officers.
With leading Murdoch lieutenants Rebekah Brooks and Les Hinton having already resigned, and Brooks facing possible criminal charges, almost no one in the UK elite can regard their position as safe. The Prime Minister,
The Murdochs themselves are at risk on many fronts, including possible civil and criminal prosecutions in both the UK and US, and challenges from the long-suffering shareholders of
Going beyond the press, the connections are now being drawn between the seemingly unchallengeable impunity of the Murdoch empire and that of the British elite as a whole, and most notably the banking sectors. Just as Murdoch seemed able to buy or bully his way out of any potential trouble, so the banks got off scot-free from the global financial crisis.
Meanwhile, Cameron's Conservative government is demanding that ordinary Britons pay the price of austerity to cover the debts run up in the rescue operations of 2008 and 2009. The crisis over Murdoch has re-energised resistance to the whole program of bank-backed austerity.
Such periods of political spring are inevitably short and business as usual will doubtless be restored in due course. By then, however, the revolt may have carried away not only much of Murdoch's UK empire but the capacity of the government to push through a program based on a spurious premise of shared sacrifice.
What are the implications of all this for Australia? It seems unlikely that there has been any significant phone hacking here: that appears to be a UK-specific pathology. But in other respects, the power of News Corp and the shamelessness with which that power is used to promote the political and commercial interests of the Murdoch empire is even greater here than in the UK.
The blatantly fact-free political campaigns run by News Ltd on issues such as climate change and fiscal stimulus have created huge difficulties for the Labor government (the Obama administration in the US has had similar problems).
Dealings between governments and the press are constrained by a set of conventions based on the presumption that the press is supposed to present a more or less accurate report of the events it covers and that governments are obligated to treat the press as a group seeking to find and report the truth. When that ceases to be the case, as it has done with News Corp, it is hard to know how to respond.
We need a new set of institutions and assumptions to deal with the kind of openly partisan press represented by News Corp. The first step must be to cut its power back to a more manageable level.
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What Can Poetry Do for Parents?
I'm not sure why I was driven back to poetry when I found out my wife was pregnant with twins. I had studied and written poetry in college, but I hadn't given it much thought after I graduated. Perhaps, as poet Mark Doty has observed, "[I]t seems almost hardwired into the human nervous system that we turn to heightened language at times of heightened feeling. When we fall in love, when we want to mark an important passage in a life, we turn to poetry."
If my kids ever needed to turn to poetry, I wanted to start laying down the circuitry. So, on sleepless nights, I'd pull The Norton Anthology of Poetry from the shelf, pace, and read, preparing to hardwire my children by reciting poetry from memory to them.
I tried and failed to memorize "Kubla Khan," never getting beyond the "sunless sea" and onto the "fertile ground" with its walls and towers and garden. Then I moved on to Yeats's "A Prayer for My Son." Any expectant parent, fearing the impending sleep deprivation, can appreciate the opening stanza's invocation of "a strong ghost" to stand guard "That my Michael may sleep sound, / Nor cry, nor turn in the bed / Till his morning meal come round."
But the poem rolls on and on, stanza after stanza. Despite the spot-on content, it flattened my efforts to commit it to memory. I ended up memorizing Yeats's six-line ditty "A Drinking Song" instead. The poem is mostly about drinking and dying—wholly inappropriate for newborns—but the length was right.
Congratulating myself on committing Yeats's bawdy toast to memory, I realized that perhaps I was turning back to poetry not solely for my twin sons, but also for myself. Even in small doses, poetry proved an essential tonic for the raw vulnerability of being a parent—a flayed-open feeling that nothing can prepare you for. This vulnerability takes profound forms: seeing a homeless person shambling along and realizing, as if for the first time, that this person was once a baby who had known love. And it takes mundane forms: all those commercials for cameras, greeting cards, auto insurance, lunchmeat, and fruity snacks that use kids to sell you stuff.
Before my sons were born, both the ads and the homeless person would've been met with cynical reserve. As a new parent, both the sledgehammer reality of homelessness and the cloying appeal to parental connection that's exploited by advertisers move me to the verge of tears. When true misery and bathetic manipulation start to blur, the astringency of poetry helps me sort things out. Edna St. Vincent Millay's dead-eyed "I know what I know" from "Spring" chastens, as do its lines "Life in itself / Is nothing, / An empty cup, a flight of uncarpeted stairs." Stevie Smith's depiction of being overwhelmed and overcome in "Not Waving but Drowning" provided me with some equanimity, especially the closing lines, "I was much too far out all my life / And not waving but drowning," which I used as a psychic flotation device.
Poetry offers other benefits for the beleaguered parent. A large part of parenting consists of mindless repetition—changing diapers again, cutting pancakes into triangles again, saying, "How do we ask for things nicely?" again. But poetry uses repetition to sound new depths of meaning and find nuance in sameness. Think of the way the repeating lines of a villanelle take on new shape and significance with each stanza or the way different echoes emerge from "And miles to go before I sleep" at the end of Frost's "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening."
The climax of George Garrett's "Or Death and December," in which the speaker's puppy lifts a hind leg to pee for the first time during a frozen morning walk, might seem tailor-made to exhort and comfort parents working to potty-train their kids. But the poem stuck with me because of the description of the wind: "like a deuce-and-a-half, a six-by, a semi / huge with a cold load of growls." There's something very reassuring about a resonant phrase like "cold load of growls"—the way it shapes your mouth and prods your tongue. I rolled those words around my mouth so many times during the boys' first years that they became a fetish for me, verbal worry beads I used to mollify my punch-drunk mind. I have also spent countless hours singing along with and silently repeating a stunning putdown in Lily Allen's pop song "Shame for You." I'm still not convinced that "Oh my gosh you must be joking me / if you think that you'll be poking me" isn't one of the best couplets ever written. Take that, Robert Browning!
At the level of pure aural pleasure, the differences between "cold load of growls" and the "joking me / poking me" couplet vanish. Both delight me in a way that I see no good reason to question. And it's at "delight" that, finally, my reciting poetry to my twin sons comes back into the story. I eventually did manage to memorize a poem longer than Yeats's "A Drinking Song." Even beset by the frantic brain of the expectant first-time parent, there was one poem I could recite from memory: "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening."
So, soon after the boys were born, in addition to singing to them any hymns, lullabies, pop songs, and show tunes I could remember, I would recite "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening." My having done so may not edify them at all. Exposing them to poetry alone doesn't presage bright academic futures. It may not even mean they'll end up falling back on their poetic hardwiring. But, for now, the boys recite from memory Frost's calm, elegiac poem before we tuck them into bed, though sometimes neither calmly nor elegiacally. (Listen to them on Poems by Heart!) I get chills every time they speak the closing lines. They can also recite from memory three E. E. Cummings poems and have taken a stab at Blake's "The Tyger." But we keep coming back to Frost and to the allure and comfort, the bleakness and responsibility of that closing stanza. There's joy for them in reciting the poem, and reassurance in the repetition. There's delight beyond measure for my wife and me just to hear our sons grapple with the poem, sink into Frost's final lines, and then drift off to sleep.
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I want to post this thread - in case it hasn't already been said - about using a retail chain to design and construct your kitchen. After 14 months of really poor project management and construction, I'm still left with a sloppy, poorly designed kitchen courtesy of Lowe's. Hindsight being 20/20, I now realize that I didn't get what I paid for when I used Lowe's design and install services, I got what they paid for. I have cabinets that extend into my doorway, a fridge space that's too large for any commercial refrigerator (so much so, my cat keeps getting behind the fridge by accident) and detail work that looks like my cat did it (when she's not hiding behind the fridge). I chose Lowe's to save a little money, and I've spent what I've saved on Prozac. Their customer service is completely non-existent and now my only option is to sue them. This post is meant to serve as a word of advice - spend a little extra and get someone you trust!
I'd send an email to Lowe's corporate or call their customer service hotline. Just the fact that you are posting is bad business for them and they will try to rectify it. If Lowe's refuses to do anything call BBB.
Already been there!
I've already sent Lowe's corporate certified letters, dealt with 4 different store managers, the regional manager, and the unbelievably unqualified Install manager...they don't respond, or stonewall - so far, they've done nothing at all but make the whole install worse. I'd BBB them, but I've always heard the BBB doesn't really do anything. I'm guessing I'm taking them to court.
That is correct.
The BBB is a waste of time in trying to get contractors to resolve installation issues. However I do use them to see if contractors are listed with them and to see if there are complaints against them. But still, it is no guarantee that I won't get stuck with bad one. With unemployment climbing, there are a lot of wannabee contractors out there and homeowners have to be extra careful; even with business's that hire sub-contractors.
But it would be a good idea to go on record and file a complaint. It will look good when you go to court. Besides; the court might ask if you did. Save all correspondance with lowe's and their contractor and turn it over to your attorney. If Lowe's contacts you to resolve your complaint after your attorney takes your case, then talk with your attorney first before agreeing to anything.
I have heard many horror stories about lowes/home depot services. Make sure you take alot of pictures and also try and get some estimates on how much it is going to cost to fix all the bad work.
I have used the BBB two times before for cell phone issues and both times were resolved because of the BBB and the companies not wanting a bad reputation. Might be worth a try
Do you mind telling me what cabintry you purchased and if lowes did the install, because I am in the process of getting cabinets from them with the economy being what it is I was hoping to go with lowes because I know they will be here in the next year or so and a cabinet company could close up any day and be gone
they make it sound so easy just put it on your lowes credit card.
Jmo but the suppliers shouldn't be the installers too
Aren't the people in this thread complaining about Lowes?
What makes you think Lowes will be here in a year? Didn't Circuit City just go under? Didn't Linen N Things just go under? Didn't Home Depot just decided to close all of their Expo stores?
If you're a savvy consumer, you'll shop around at more places than just Lowes. I'm a kitchen remodeler and if you bought cabinets from me and I went under, the cabinet manufacturer will still be there. That's no different than Lowes. They don't have their own installers. They sub out the work....to people like me. How do you think Lowes is treating their subs? I can tell you horror stories about being hired by the big box stores. I would never work for them.
Do a search for cabinets. Look on their web sites for dealers. Get recommendations from the dealers for installers. Yes, the economy is slow and my supplier, as well as me both feel it. However, in tough times, we stick together. I have a great relationship with my supplier. Those are the things that stand the test of (hard) times. We scratch each others backs. While business is slow, I'm still surviving. How? By continuing to give personal service and better craftsmanship than the big corporate giants.
Most estimates are free. You should check a few small local installers. I believe if they're anything like me, you'll be much happier, better served and get a more affordable remodel.
OP; Did you pay with a credit card? Did you hold back some of the money to insure all work was to your satisfaction?
If you paid with a CC and it was fairly recent, you might have some leverage/recourse.
Sorry to hear you had a bad experience.
Can you post pics of their work on this thread? I'd love to see visually what you're talking about... More so, did they provide you with plans on paper that showed the relationship between the new cabinetry and your existing door --and what the real dimensions of the refrigerator would be?
we just finish'd our kitchen makeover,,, we talk'd w/orange rather'n blue & used their costs as a baseline,,, in the end, chose local cabinetmaker to custom bld everything altho most of his work was assemblying components & applying finish,,, he deliver'd & sub'd install to his carpenter,,, all in all, i felt the work went well altho my bride never expect'd contractors lie :laughing:
had we pick'd orange, our base costs would've been comparable but not at the finish/box grade we pick'd so orange lost that round,,, install costs ( includ'd by our guy ) were MUCH less while orange ' estimated ' install at 1/3rd of cabinet cost.
this was cabinetry items ONLY as we found our own ceramic tile, flooring, paint, & c-top subs,,, 1 does usually get what 1 pay for however, w/proper foresight, education, & experience, you can save $,,, in order to save the $, you also have to invest TIME & EFFORT,,, if you want your sub's wages, you do have to earn them,,, nothing's FREE!!! imo, most h/o's set budgets & timetables which're unrealistic ( my bride included :whistling2: ),,, then again, i had the advantage of being a contractor - sub & general,,, i did the demo, drywall, & elec tho not at the speed, accuracy, & level of expertise of craftsman who daily do those items.
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Darby said he struggled with the decision to turn the photos over to military officials because Graner was a friend.
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England is charged with 19 counts of prisoner abuse, committing indecent acts and disobeying orders. She faces up to 38 years in prison if convicted.
Her lawyers repeated a request to call to the witness stand some top US military officials, including Lieutenant-General Ricardo Sanchez, Major-General Geoffrey Miller, and Brigadier-Geeraln Janis Karpinski. No ruling was made on the request.
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Dawes, Les & Reeves, Jim (2010) The urban water cycle : towards integrated resource management and more sustainable water management systems. In Yigitcanlar, Tan (Ed.) Sustainable Urban and Regional Infrastructure : Technology, Planning and Management. IGI Global, Hershey Pa., pp. 31-43.
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The increasing scarcity of water in the world, along with rapid population increase in urban areas, gives reason for concern and highlights the need for integrating water and wastewater management practices. The uncontrolled growth in urban areas has made planning, management and expansion of water and wastewater infrastructure systems very difficult and expensive. In order to achieve sustainable wastewater treatment and promote the conservation of water and nutrient resources, this chapter advocates the need for a closed-loop treatment system approach, and the transformation of the traditional linear treatment systems into integrated cyclical treatment systems. The recent increased understanding of integrated resource management and a shift towards sustainable management and planning of water and wastewater infrastructure are also discussed.
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|sustainable water management, integrated water cycle, infrastructure planning
|Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification > ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES (050000) > ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT (050200) > Environmental Management (050205)
Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification > ENGINEERING (090000) > CIVIL ENGINEERING (090500) > Water Resources Engineering (090509)
|Past > QUT Faculties & Divisions > Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering
Past > Institutes > Institute for Sustainable Resources
Past > Schools > School of Urban Development
|Copyright Owner:
|Copyright 2010 IGI Global
|Deposited On:
|04 Nov 2010 00:22
|Last Modified:
|29 Feb 2012 14:19
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