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BEAWARE OF THIS LAW FIRM. The Law Office of Christopher S. Biely exceeded my balance and did not notify me of that fact for four months, at which time my outstanding balance was about $20,000.
I hired attorney Suzanne Biely of the The Law Office of Christopher S. Biely in 2010 to represent me in my marital dissolution. The law office consisted of two attorneys, Suzanne Biely and her son, Christopher S. Biely. The law office also consisted, as far as I know, of law clerk Noelle Gaston and legal assistant (or possibly paralegal) Jan Morales. I was charged a total deposit of $4,000 upon hire.
There were no charges for the first six months, as there was no activity in the case because my wife (at the time) and I were working on our marriage. Then activity and charges began (my then wife and I weren't having much luck). They never sent me a bill notifying me that my deposit was exhausted and I owed them money until four months and approximatley $20,000 later. I had to terminate Suzanne Biely a few days later, after I tried unsuccessfully several times to contact her. This matter was eventually turned over to a collection agency and I was sued. Pre-trial has been underway for awhile, but we're set for trial this coming September.
Aside from them being in violation of ethical standards, fiduciary responsibiity, fundamentsl fairness, etc, they were in clear breach of our contract as it pertains to billing. They put themselves in a precarious position, and I did not enter into any fee arbitration, as they are not entiiteld to one more dollar from me based on the circumstances as outlined (and more). Come to find out, this law office's antics have unduly burdened clients as far away as Riverside County.
Again, WARNING: The Law Office of Christopher S. Biely exceeded a client's balance and did not notify him of that fact for four months, at which time his outstanding balance amounted to approximately $20,000. Do you really want to retain their "services?" Keep searching and good luck.
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In September (2014) trial was held in Santa Barbara, CA. The collection agency, on behalf of The Law Office of Christopher S. Biely, lost. By a unanimous decision, I was not liable on any of the Plaintiff's claims. Interestingly, I was unable to have Suzanne Biely or Jan Morales located and subpoenaed as witnesses. Fortunately, I was able to have Christopher Biely and Noelle Gaston subpoenaed. The collection agency had to reimburse me for court costs. Essentially, Christopher and Suzanne were hoisted by their own petards. WARNING: DO NOT HIRE THIS LAW FIRM. Keep searching and good luck.
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A ventriliquist, a strong man and a midget team up to commit robberies, each using their unique talents or attributes to succeed.
This one is a lot of fun, and includes a great performance by Chaney, the not-so-evil mastermind of this group. It's not really horror, though it does possess a couple of touches that make it of interest to horror fans; firstly the interest in freaks, and secondly, the presence of a killer chimpanzee who plays a crucial (if contrived) role towards the end of the movie. They use a real full-grown chimpanzee rather than a man in a gorilla suit, but I can't help but notice that we don't actually see it in the same frame with any of the human actors, probably as a result of the ill-temper of full grown chimps. This is one of the most enjoyable silent films I've seen, despite a somewhat messy plot, and the fact that we're not really allowed to see the actually robbery take place in its entirety. It would be remade five years later, and certain plot elements would also find their way later into Brownings' THE DEVIL DOLL.

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This beautifully packaged, 5-DVD set is a must for every creationist's library! Using illustrations and photographs of rock formations from around the world, geologist Dr. Andrew Snelling reveals how the geological record confirms the true history of the earth, found in the Bible.
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The charming and lively quartier of the Marais swings around the streets of the 3ème and 4ème arrondissements, and its core is the beautiful Place des Vosges. At Billal's suggestion, I checked into the lovely Hôtel Pavillon de la Reine, the chicest spot to discover a whole new Paris. The secluded, almost hidden, entrance is a little door under the covered galleries that characterise the Place des Vosges. The square (a perfect 140m x 140m, dated 1610) was a royal haunt for centuries. I loved the red bricks with stone quoins over vaulted arcades.
My tour of the Marais started in rue Vieille du Temple. I was intrigued by the children's shop BonTon, where I bought a present for my goddaughter, and the very French APC store, with its cool T-shirts, scented candles and great selection of music. French Trotters is a little fashion boutique close by that sells lots of Swedish brands, including Acne which does great jeans.
After the shopping came the art. We stopped by the gallery of Yvon Lambert, a big name in the Parisian contemporary art scene, at 108 rue Vieille du Temple: permanent collections and temporary shows alternate all year - we saw New York installation artist Robert Barry.
Already hungry, we stopped for a fresh juice and a slice of carrot cake at the Rose Bakery on rue Debelleyme, an organic café-restaurant-canteen. Full of icing, we crossed the road for a peek at more art, including Tony Cragg sculptures, at the Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac.
The medieval streets of the Marais are narrow and intricate, almost like a puzzle. They have little in common with the Haussmannian boulevards of the other Paris I know. You can so easily get deliciously lost, with little squares, quaint vintage shops, corner cafés and galleries. I was impressed by the elegant façades of several hôtels particuliers, once home to aristocratic families such as the De Rohans and the Salés, today transformed into museums or private apartments.
(Left) BonTon
And I was constantly distracted by the style of the people on the streets: young Parisians in tight jeans, slouchy T-shirts, black-framed glasses and espadrilles. That's the Bobo style (bourgeois bohemian) typical of the Marais and I felt en vogue with my black-framed glasses - but I have been wearing them for ten years.
The Musée Carnavalet, dedicated to the history of Paris, opened in 1880 on rue de Sévigné. Once the house of the celebrated writer the Marquise de Sévigné, it is now a benchmark for the historical Marais. 'It's the most Parisian of the Paris museums,' Billal said authoritatively. And on the same street, Comptoir de l'Image is a great bookshop for art and fashion lovers.
We had lunch at Le Marché des Enfants-Rouges, a hidden market on rue de Bretagne. Here lovely little café/restaurants serving Japanese, Italian and Caribbean food alternate with fruit and vegetable stalls and flower-sellers. We went for mezze from the Lebanese food counter and shared one of the canteen-style long tables with a very fashionable crowd. I spotted Balenciaga blazers, camouflage Louis Vuitton scarves, and sky-high Pierre Hardy heels.
For coffee, we nipped across the road to Le Progrés, a lovely brasserie packed with fashion designers, young artists and models-turned-actresses from breakfast to cocktail hour. On the way back to the hotel, we stopped to sunbathe in the gated gardens of Place des Vosges.
I felt very Parisian, admiring the houses that were once home to writer Victor Hugo, painter Georges Dufrénoy and Cardinal Richelieu. Diner pour deux was at L'Ambroisie, a chic restaurant under the arches of the square, serving traditional French food and great wine, naturally.
The second day was spent looking around the charming Hôtel de Sully, the Louis XIII hôtel particulier characterised by two courtyards and once the home of Henri IV's infamous minister the Duc de Sully.
(Right) L'Ambroisie serves traditional French food and great wine
On the ground floor is a lovely bookshop and gallery, the Jeu de Paume. Round the corner is the Musée Picasso, on rue de Thorigny, in the Hôtel Salé. It contains 3,000 works of art by the Spanish artist, including ceramics, drawings and paintings, plus Picasso's own personal art collection: Cézanne, Seurat, Degas, de Chirico and Matisse.
We had lunch at Le Café Charlot, where the organic chicken burger is a must, as are ice creams from Berthillon. We then moved up towards rue Dupetit-Thouars, to check out Ofr Librairie Galerie for its vintage books, old fashion magazines and, my favourite, Astier de Villatte candles.
At the new concept store Merci, at 111 rue Beaumarchais, you can shop while also giving to charity. It is five stores in one (books, clothes, flowers, furniture, fragrances), featuring designers at discount prices, and the profits go to a children's charity in Madagascar.
After visiting a couple more hôtel particuliers and art galleries, drinking a bière à la pression at the shabby chic La Perle on rue de la Perle and delicious couscous for dinner at the oldfashioned Chez Omar on rue Bretagne, I was ready for a good night's sleep. And as I drifted off, I realised it was the first time I had spent the weekend in Paris without a single sweaty Métro ride or moody taxi driver. In the Marais I needed only a comfortable pair of navy espadrilles to take me everywhere I wanted to go.
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What to do and where to go
WHAT TO BUY Antiques and curiosities in the small shops around rue Vieille du Temple, rue des Francs Bourgeois, rue Charlot and rue Bretagne. Buy art at the many galleries, and get anything from Merci on blvd Beaumarchais (00 33 1 42 77 10 38), which was started by the founders of luxury children's company Bonpoint. Get shirts at Surface 2 Air on rue Charlot (00 33 1 44 61 76 27; surface2airparis.com).
MUST STAY Hôtel Pavillon de la Reine (left) is the perfect spot to enjoy the elegance and quiet of the Place des Vosges. The entrance is in a courtyard covered with ivy leaves and flowers. The boudoir-style décor is very Parisian: warm tones, velvet and tassels everywhere.
Fires are always burning in the common parts. It almost feels like a private residence, and you hardly see any of the other guests. The 56 rooms are all different and some have kept the original big beams and tall narrow windows. The Carita spa has a Jacuzzi, steam room and amazing massages (pavillon-de-la-reine.com).
WHAT TO WEAR To be a Bobo, you mix designer clothes with vintage and funky accessories. De rigueur are Ray-Ban Wayfarers or Persols. Boys are all in shorts, teamed with an Acne T-shirt or a checked shirt (Lacoste polos are back, but have to be the new cut - a bit slimmer and shorter).
In the evenings, girls dress in Balenciaga and Chanel. Heels are by Pierre Hardy or Bruno Frisoni, and the boys wear shining white shirts and driving shoes such as Tod's. And on every fashionable iPod is Paris is Burning by Ladyhawke.
BOOK IN ADVANCE Quirky and intellectual plays at the little Thé'tre Espace Marais (theatre espacemarais.com), once home to poet Baudelaire, where he wrote Les Fleurs du Mal in rue Beautreillis. You will find opera, dance, recitals and stand-up comics.
GO WITH From £59 Eurostar. From £59 return London to Paris in 2¼ hours (08705 186 186; eurostar.com)
EAT AND DRINK Get classic French food at
L'Ambroisie on Place des Vosges (00 33 1 42 7851 45; ambroisie-placedes Verlomme (00 33 1 42 72 28 41; chezjanou.com); Italian at I Vitelloni, 4 rue Dupetit Thouars (00 33 1 48 87 38 45); surprising changing menus at Le Petit Marché, 9 rue de Béarn (00 33 1 42 72 06 67); picnic at Place des Vosges with goodies from the Marché L'Ambroisie on Place des Vosges (00 33 1 42 7851 45; ambroisie-placedes vosges.com).
Trendy Chez Janou, 2 rue Roger Verlomme (00 33 1 42 72 28 41; chezjanou.com); Italian at I Vitelloni, 4 rue Dupetit Thouars (00 33 1 48 87 38 45); surprising changing menus at Le Petit Marché, 9 rue de Béarn (00 33 1 42 72 06 67); picnic at Place des Vosges with goodies from the Marché des Enfants Rouge off rue de Bretagne. Swedish dishes at Le Café Suédois at Institut Suédois à Paris in rue Payenne (00 33 1 44 78 80 20).
Don't miss hautmarais.blogspot.com
The 'official' blog on the Marais, with suggestions and comments by Parisians who love the area.


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A 5th grade school girl is busted in Ocala, Florida for bringing a steak knife to school to cut her lunch.
Fox News story on Ocala, Florida incident
School officials say the Ocala 5th grader had brought a piece of steak for her lunch, and had brought a steak knife. According to the report, a couple of teachers took the utensil and called authorities, who arrested the girl and took her to the countys juvenile assessment center.
"She did not use it inappropriately. She did not threaten anyone with it. She didn't pull it out and brandish it. Nothing of that nature," explained Marion County School Spokesman Kevin Christian, who added that it made no difference what the knife was being used for, they had no choice but to call police.
"Anytime there's a weapon on campus, yes, we have to report it and we aggressively report it because we don't want to take any chances, regardless," Christian said.
The girl now faces a felony charge for possessing a weapon on school property and has been suspended from school for 10 days. The parents of the girl could not be reached for comment, WFTV.com reported.


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My cousin and his room-mate just got a 15 week old Springer Spaniel and he likes water and I was wonderin if they're considered a "water dog" like Labs.He doesnt have webbed feet so I didnt think so.This puppy is replacing Haley, but only in the fact that's he's gonna be a big dog unlike Ricco who weighs like 10 pounds
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I agree, they do seem to like water, i have a friend who has one that swims in their pool all the time. and know people that use them to hunt ducks .
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They are notorious water-lovers.
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My second visit to Equateur's Reunion Island creole inspired dishes was just as good as the first. The ever smiling Mickael looks after his customers very well and provides excellent service. I started with an amuse bouche of an Emmenthal filled samosa with a creole vegetable salsa which was delicious. The entrée of pumpkin & choko gratin was an interesting pairing of elements with juicy tiger prawns and those lovely strands of intensified sweet potato. The chunk of creole snapper curry was tender, succulent and contained an interesting mix of flavours – tomatoey, acidic, spicy. With the spiced rice, lentils, and tomato onion chilli salsa, there was plenty to amuse the tastebuds. To finish, the vanilla crème brulee was nothing short of superb. A definite favourite, this version was unusually not rich which made it easy to eat and I truly polished it off with much glee. The 3 course meal at $60 is excellent value and with excellent friendly service from Mickael and quality flavoursome dishes, I can see why booking is essential.


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Chronic Condition: An Excerpt on Why Canada's Health-Care System Needs to Be Dragged Into the 21st Century
The Huffington Post Canada is delighted to once again be partnering with the Writers' Trust of Canada Shaughnessy Cohen Prize for Political Writing. In the weeks leading up to the March 6 announcement of this year's prize winner, we are publishing excerpts from each of the five finalists. The authors have personally chosen the portions they'd like to share, and each excerpt begins with a brief explanation of why that particular passage was chosen.
A note from author Jeffrey Simpson:
I wrote Chronic Condition because I was unhappy with the non-debate about health-care in Canada. Politicians, knowing how devoted Canadians were and are to their health-care system, were unwilling to talk seriously about it. Election campaigns were bidding wars among parties promising to spend more than the others. Steadily but stealthily, we were putting more money into health-care at the expense of spending on other government programs, and the politicians were afraid to talk about that shift. I was also aware that if you do not benchmark a program, you don't know where you are, which in turn allows all sorts of mythologies and errors to creep into the public's mind; as in Canada has the best health-care system in the world, whereas in fact, according to all the international evidence I could find, we have a middle-of-the-road performer, nothing better, despite being among the world's biggest spenders for health. Since we weren't having an informed debate about health-care as it is, as opposed to myths about it, I thought maybe a serious, balanced book could inch us towards a better understanding of where we are and where we need to go. All authors have their conceits; that was mine.
When it comes to health-care, we are left with choices, hard ones today, harder ones tomorrow - the ones citizens would prefer not to hear about. Polling data repeatedly show that people do not want to pay higher taxes, and certainly do not want to pay from their own pockets to access the system, as with user fees. The Quebec government proposed user fees tied to income, with no fees at all for low-income citizens. The government withdrew the idea after the finance minister said that the "Quebec political culture" was not ready for this initiative. He could have been speaking about all of Canada.
Citizens do not favour the public system dropping any services, although a few provinces have done this to save money. Nor, of course, does the public want less money spent on other programs. No new taxes. No fees or private payments. No fewer services - indeed, more if possible. No cuts elsewhere. All the painful options - the ones politicians are reluctant to outline - have been pushed off the table. Politicians are left to resolve health-care dilemmas by pursuing the easiest one to articulate and the hardest one to achieve - the dream of efficiency gains.
Chronic Condition tries to look at choices and options. It is not designed to trash medicare. Medicare has been, and remains, an important Canadian national accomplishment. Just as the railway was a ribbon of steel that linked Canada in the nineteenth century, medicare might be thought of as a bond that has linked modern Canada. It has improved the health of Canadians and therefore the life of many citizens. Although my book is not about medicine per se, the medical achievements inside the system are often wonderful. When Canadians do gain access to the system, hey report high levels of satisfaction.
Medicare's foundation is equity, the notion that we are all better off when the risks of illness are shared, because no one knows where those risks will fall. That there should be a publicly financed system, available to all regardless of income or illness or chance, is a cornerstone of most liberal democracies, including Canada.
Chronic Condition is about the choices surrounding health care in Canada. To understand those choices better, it asks three questions. How did Canada get this system? How is the system working when measured against actual health care before medicare? Medicare's evolution is a gripping story full of controversy and critical turning points. Nothing was preordained. The history of how we got this unique system, therefore, is worth remembering for its own sake. History also reminds us that today's controversies have antecedents that contribute to making reforms difficult.
How the system works is what concerns most Canadians. History might be interesting or instructive. Policy planners and health-policy experts can build their models and do their studies, but patients want high-quality service now, they want it free and they want it effective. They pay their taxes for a health-care system that is among the most expensive in the world. They are not getting enough value for money. Why not?
Necessary changes will be hard, but we cannot even consider them without a serious conversation, which is difficult in a world of blogs and Twitter and the generalized decline in quality media coverage of important public matters, the partisan rhetoric, federal-provincial finger pointing, interest-group assertions and political fears around a subject that Canadians say they care passionately about but are not eager to debate. There are no easy answers, and simple solutions to complex problems are invariably wrong. But we must ask hard questions, because the status quo should not endure.
From Chronic Condition: Why Canada's Health-Care System Needs to Be Dragged into The 21st Century. Copyright © Jeffrey Simpson, 2012. Reprinted by permission of Penguin Group (Canada), A Division of Pearson Canada Inc.
Jeffrey Simpson is currently shortlisted for the Shaughnessy Cohen Prize for Political Writing. The winner will be announced in Ottawa at the Politics and the Pen Gala on March 6.
What the jury said: "Jeffrey Simpson tackles a perennial subject – medicare – with a fresh and unstinting eye. He thoroughly reviews our health system's past and present, before examining possible solutions, including efficiencies, user fees, privatization, prevention, and pharmacare, with reference to the experiences of Sweden, Australia, and Britain. A serious and timely contribution to the debate over the future of Canadian health-care."
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Native Americans suffer from alcohol and drug use disorders than any other racial or ethnic group in the nation, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration said on Tuesday. Based on national surveys, American Indians and Alaska Natives were more likely to report an alcohol use disorder than other groups. The problem was seen among Native men and women in all age groups. American Indians and Alaska Natives were also more likely to suffer from an illicit drug use disorder, the data showed. For Native women in particular, the rate was nearly twice as high than for women of other racial and ethnic groups. "Tragically, American Indians and Alaska Natives continue to have higher rates of substance use disorders than other racial groups within the United States," said Terry L. Cline, the SAMHSA Administrator. The report, "Substance Use and Substance Disorders among American Indians and Alaska Natives," combines three years of data from the annual National Survey on Drug Use and Health. The survey looks at alcohol and drug use by Americans ages 12 and above. According to the report, Native Americans were less likely to use alcohol than other groups. Native adults, ages 18 to 25 and 26 and older, drink less than their counterparts, the data showed. Yet they were more likely to be negatively affected by alcohol than other groups. According to the data, 10.7 percent of Native men and women experienced problems associated with alcohol abuse, compared to 7.6 percent of the rest of the nation. Illicit drug use was higher for Native Americans than for other groups, the report said. Based on the three years of surveys, 18.4 percent of American Indians and Alaska Natives said the used substances like marijuana and cocaine, compared to 14.6 percent of the general population. The high rate was associated with higher rates of drug use disorders. Nearly five percent of Native women said they experienced problems associated with substance abuse, compared to just 2.1 percent of other women. Overall, about 5 percent of Native Americans over the age of 12 reported an illicit drug use disorder, compared to 2.9 percent of the general population. The most commonly abused drugs were marijuana, cocaine, pain relievers and hallucinogens, according to the report. The report did not present data on methamphetamine abuse, which tribal leaders have said is a growing problem on their reservations. Other government reports have showed high rates of drug, alcohol and tobacco use among Native youth and adults. Get the Report:
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Jack Kemp's Run For Glory In 2000?
A gust of wind blew away his speech text. But that didn't faze Jack Kemp a bit. Midway through a stemwinder about the need to spur growth with "fewer taxes, less regulation, and more innovation," the Republican Vice-Presidential nominee paused and told rapt Amgen Inc. employees at a Sept. 30 rally in Thousand Oaks, Calif.: "I don't need notes. I've been waiting a long time for a chance to say these things. They come from the marrow of my bones."
Kemp's warm reception in California's high-tech halls has been matched by applause in black neighborhoods and blue-collar suburbs. Trouble is, Kemp's boss, Bob Dole, needs a surge in the polls right now. As the ticket struggles, Kemp's "happy warrior" routine is raising eyebrows in some GOP quarters. A few critics wonder whether the beneficiary of Kemp's backfield scrambling is Dole--or a once and future Presidential candidate named Kemp.
Kemp is careful to stay scrupulously loyal. "I will make a great blocking back for Bob Dole," the ex-quarterback tells audiences. But a second fiddle he's not. Kemp has been granted license to say and do what he thinks--within some limits. The strategy is to build enthusiasm for the ticket. But the result is that Kemp is free to build his GOP base. "He's a peer, not an understudy, to Dole," effuses one senior Kemp aide.
This never was a marriage made in supply-side heaven. Although Kemp wins kudos from the Beltway pundits he has cultivated over the years, there is scant evidence that his "hope, growth, and opportunity" shtick helps sell the dour Dole to voters. And GOP snipers fault Kemp's refusal to launch character assaults on Bill Clinton. "We have a substantive message," says Campaign Manager Wayne Berman. "We don't need an attack dog." But Dole's own ability to slug Clinton is constrained by his reputation for meanness. "I remember the good old days when the Vice-Presidential nominee was the hatchet man," sniffs one Dole adviser.
Kemp has struggled to stay "on message" stumping for Dole's 15% tax cut. But he's clearly more enthused about a flat tax and abolishing inheritance levies and the capital-gains tax. Dole is cautious about all these ideas, associated more with Kemp's ideological soul mate, former Dole rival Steve Forbes.
Alternating visits between GOP enclaves and inner cities, Kemp is most animated when he's preaching his message of inclusion. Visiting a magnet school for black and Hispanic children in East Palo Alto, Calif., he evokes Martin Luther King Jr. and Jesse Jackson: "I want a country where hope is alive, not just talked about." But as the election nears, the time Kemp devotes to wooing minorities is bugging some conservatives. "I don't know what Jack is doing in Newark," gripes one Dole confidant. "In politics, you have to go where the votes are, and there aren't many [Dole votes] in the ghetto."
VISIONARY? Kemp has one more chance to prove his mettle: On Oct. 9 in St. Petersburg, Fla., he's scheduled to take on Vice-President Al Gore in a nationally televised debate. "It's a prime opportunity to make the case for Dole," says GOP analyst William Kristol. But even if Kemp shines in the face-off, Kristol disputes the notion that Kemp will suddenly leap to the head of the post-Dole pack of GOP hopefuls. "If Dole loses, the race starts over."
Despite such doubts, Kemp is confident he can talk rings around any who doubt his supply-side views. This certitude is endearing to voters--up to a point. "I like Jack Kemp; he's a visionary," says David C. Kostin, 33, in a typical reaction. But Kostin, an Amgen construction supervisor, says he's leaning toward Clinton. Sentiments like that might depress others. But not Jack Kemp, who may realize he had little to lose by joining Dole--and much to gain for a future Presidential run of his own.


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Turbo Parent Review
One must give screenwriters Darren Lemke, Robert D. Siegel and David Soren credit for pulling off an idea so utterly ridiculous and contradictory as a snail on the world's most famous racetrack.
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Have you ever wanted to go fast? I mean really fast. Turbo (voice by Ryan Reynolds) does. But despite his zippy name and his need for speed, Turbo is a snail with a velocity that rivals that of slow moving tar.
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Regardless of the taunts from his fellow mollusks and the discouraging comments from his brother Chet (voice by Paul Giamatti), Turbo still dreams of following in the footsteps of his hero, racecar driver Guy Gagne (voice by Bill Hader). Every night after working in the tomato patch, Turbo watches old videotapes of Guy's track triumphs and imagines himself wearing the laurel wreath around his snail neck. Yet after nearly being crushed while trying to outrun a lawnmower, Turbo gets laughed out of the garden.
Despondently inching his way across a highway overpass, he is accidentally knocked into the Los Angeles aqueduct system where he falls on the hood of a souped-up street racer. As the car barrels off the start line, Turbo is sucked into the manifold and immersed in nitrous oxide. This unintended dunking turns the slow moving snail into a blistering speed machine.
However his new ability for acceleration remains unappreciated—at least until a taco hawker named Tito (voice by Michael Peña) captures Turbo and Chet. When Turbo rips up a makeshift track during a local snail racing competition, Tito begins to dream big. But not big enough for Turbo. With Guy Gagne in his sights, Turbo turns Tito's attention to the Indianapolis 500.
One must give screenwriters Darren Lemke, Robert D. Siegel and David Soren credit for pulling off an idea so utterly ridiculous and contradictory as a snail on the world's most famous racetrack. In essence Turbo is a classic sports story complete with trash talking and an Eye of the Tiger musical interlude. It also explores family dynamics and champions the spirit of teamwork as Tito's fellow storeowners in a rundown strip mall try to save their dying businesses. As well the DreamWorks' team earns applause for the amazing animation that adds authenticity to the depictions of Los Angeles inner city streets.
While the characters in this story experience moments of peril and some brief violence (including a startling incident when a bird smashes into a bus window), the film never drives out of bounds for families with older children. Keeping its content concerns in check, the story focuses on pursuing life goals. While that may seem a little hokey in a world where dreams don't always come true, Turbo's success can't happen without the support of others. Luckily for this little speedster, he has a whole road crew cheering him all the way to the winner's circle.Directed by David Soren. Starring Ryan Reynolds, Paul Giamatti, Maya Rudolph, Samuel L. Jackson. Running time: 96 minutes. Theatrical release July 17, 2013. Updated May 27, 2016
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How are cultural groups and individuals depicted in this story? Do these portrayals promote stereotypes in a positive or negative way?
Chet tells Turbo that not every dream is meant to come true. How can parents help their children balance their aspirations with a sense of reality? Should parents ever discourage their children's dreams? Can a person find alternate ways to achieve success if his or her original plans don't work out?
Although the film's content concerns are fairly limited, the movie does depict street racing, speeding and the excessive use of energy drinks. How can parents use these portrayals to talk about these risky behaviors with their children?
Turbo becomes an Internet sensation after a recording of his local snail race goes viral. What impact does social networking have on pop culture? How can it create instant fame?


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The people of India will shortly participate in the world's most populous election with over 700,000,000 voting for candidates to lead their nation. All reports indicate that Narenda Modi will become the next president of India. A dozen years ago he ran a state in India when over a thousand Muslims were slaughtered in a rampage of hatred set off by some killings on a train. Mr. Modi did not prevent the slaughter but encouraged such hatred to succeed. OK, so that was then and today is today. The problem with India is that one family for over sixty years has been in charge and one party, the National Congress, has basically run the nation. The family of Jawahara Nehru, a founder of modern India has run the show, and the results are mixed. India is definitely a modern democracy. The poor are still with us, and women fear for their lives in a society in which men rape and laugh and go home to rape and laugh.
Who knows? Perhaps, Mr. Modi has changed or evolved over the years. Perhaps, he has become a man who can jump start the economy of India in a manner that begins a process to end poverty and protects the women of this society. Who knows? At this point, Mr. Modi has the record of a monster. Will time tell another tale?


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Re: Don't understand the complaints about Madden 25, I love it.
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in the interest of saving space....
It's a good idea in theory. I'm not a programmer so I don't know what would go into making a mode like that. I do know that when it comes right down to it, you'd be starting at a screen like this for quite a while;
The real problem is that you have to come up with plays for any number of situations on the field;
- 1st and 10
- 2 and 10
- 3rd and 10
- 4th and inches
- 4th and 5
- 2nd and 5
- Fakes
- Special Teams
- Two minute drills
- Goaline offense
- Red Zone offense
- 2nd and Long
- Two Point Conversion
- I-Formation
- Pro-Formation
- Weak Side Flood
- Three wide out
- Play Action
- QB Waggle
- Man in Motion
- Sweeps
- Traps
There's more, but that's off the top of my head, and all 11 players on the field have to be reacting and running routes to whatever you have them, which is a huge variable. Maybe it could be done on the PS4, but there would be much more than just "Hardcore Mode or Casual Mode".
But the custom playbook in games like Madden 04 were good enough, and they weren't difficult.
You didn't have to have people literally track opponents.
For example, the line men you just set to either "Rush Block" or "Pass Block" and they did just that, just like all the pre-made plays that you see.
You can then draw player's routes, add options, etc.
Same with defense. You could set zones, man-to-man, etc.
It's really not that hard to draw up plays. I made a huge custom playbook in Madden 04 and it worked just fine.
Actually you know what? That's a rather streamlined way of doing it, and I have to admit, it's not a bad idea. You have a set play as a template, and you make some changes.
Casual mode
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Re: Don't understand the complaints about Madden 25, I love it.
I own Madden 98, it was an awesome Game, & 2013 / 25 both remind me of it...
But over all, my fave Madden Game is Madden 2009...
I didn't like 10, or 11, or 12...
13 / 25 were great, except that style is too old school...
My Problems with 25 mainly that 1, it's too old school, & 2, the Play Book is really confusing...
I played the Demo, & all I could come up with was the same Plays over, & over again, the Computer pretty much set me up with a Play I didn't want to use ever...
I mean, my choices were chosen for me, I didn't really like that at all...
Playstation 4
Too much Networking, & Socializing, but yet not enough Gaming... ~_~
Not My Style!!!
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Re: Don't understand the complaints about Madden 25, I love it.
HorrorGod wrote:
A few nights ago I was playing Madden '93, on Sega Genesis, with my brother and his friend.
We had fun, sure, but I'd much rather play Madden '13 now. It has nothing to do with graphics. I just feel like I have more control over my team.
I didn't play a Madden game from '95 till '07.
Instead, I enjoyed GameDay '98 (PS1) and NFL 2K (Sega Saturn) between that time.
But, when I played Madden again in '07 (PS3) I still wasn't impressed, so I skipped it yet again until Madden '11.
Since then, I've been hooked. (mostly because of MUT.)
Madden (or any football game) is best enjoyed when playing with friends / family -- People you know.
Otherwise, of course you will get matched up with strangers who like to exploit crap online.
I know I will eventually pick up Madden 25 for PS4. This ignite engine has me interested.
It's a nice new step in the evolution of Madden.
I loved Gameday 98 that was one of my favorites but they screwed up after 98 and I switched to Madden. I havent bought a Madden game since 07 im dont like paying full price for an updated roster.
Re: Don't understand the complaints about Madden 25, I love it.
if u hardcore sim madden not a good game for u
each person when u sim means little differnt from each person
ill say this my problems with madden but i havent bougth madden 25 wont till ps4 comes out
for me here madden problem rating dont matter u could put tom brady at cb and he play good as any cb or u could toss him at d line and he be good as oline woudnt u thing i oline pancake some one that weight 100-200 ?
next problem i have is if ur wr runing slant post route etc why do cb run the play better then the wr ?
why there like no flags for pi? i know this dont happen much why there 2 flags on the same play ?
do u ever see horse collar flag called but u see the animation happen in madden yet
let go with injuries i play madden 13 i had 4 lbs out injuries so i only had few going into the game
but when they got tired out my starting lb came in the game which said he was out fo r7 weeks with broken collar bone ? he was out before going in to this game so when my other lb have a huge injuries and no one else to fill they put in a inury
or how kicking is so easy if u get my a kicker with 99 power or 60 accurcy guess what ill make 60-62 everytime i know madden 12 i could make 64 yard field gola madden 13 i think max i could hit is 63 the wind dont have like any effect on kicking
for long time all everyone did was zigzag which i think madden 25 fix that not sure i only played the demo
zigzag was not sim its unrealstic so i hope they fix this
i pro can name another 20 + things that wrong with madden for me to even consider madden sim ill say madden finally making improvments but madden not sim game to me they try to be a simulation game which they not
loook if u watch nfl any turnover r review by the booth but in madden they dont
u want me keep going lol
but madden did some good what i seen on youtube like if u in zone and no one on ur side the guy who was in flat will run deep and cover a guy instead just sit there and do nothing but downside this is his animation he back peddling no way he shoud keep up with a wr the runing when he back peddaling
Re: Don't understand the complaints about Madden 25, I love it.
I miss nfl 2k
Re: Don't understand the complaints about Madden 25, I love it.
As much as I despise EA on all fronts, it makes perfect business sense to just repackage the previous years game with a basic roster update, some other bells and whistles, and re-sell year after year. Rinse, Recycle, Repeat.....
"Wonder why your life is screaming? Wonder why we're Humans Being?
Re: Don't understand the complaints about Madden 25, I love it.
Nostradamus still knows exactly what I'm doing 1st play or last.
Blocking is... A joke. Hike laying on your back.
I haven't had to challenge a play yet but I know every year up till now you never win those.
AI is a joke.
It's a fun game but very frustrating just like other games. More often then not you get maddened.
Atleast there's no "swagger" whistle!
Re: Don't understand the complaints about Madden 25, I love it.
Then there is the laughable AI...
"Live your life, soaking up all my sunshine"-
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A Stormy Sea, c. 1884
Claude Monet
French, 1840 - 1926
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60 x 73.7 cm
Purchased 1946
National Gallery of Canada (no. 4636)
Monet usually began his paintings of outdoor subjects on the spot - en plein air - at times finishing them in the studio. In this work he has employed a variety of brush techniques to capture the motion of the sea and surf: long, horizontal strokes are used for the distant open sea, while vibrant swirls and dashes depict the waves breaking at the shore.
Charles Edward Haviland (1865–1921), Limoges, France [1]
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Reid & Lefèvre Ltd., London, England [2]
E.J. Van Wisselingh & Co., Amsterdam, The Netherlands [3]
1928 – 1946/03
Gordon C. Edwards (1866–1946), Ottawa, Canada, purchased from Van Wisselingh [4]
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National Gallery of Canada, purchased from G.C. Edwards [5]
The main source for this provenance is Daniel Wildenstein's catalogue raisonné, cat. no.663 [Wildenstein, Daniel. "Monet. Catalogue Raisonné." Köln: Taschen / Paris: Wildenstein Institute, 1996]. Exceptions and other supporting documents are noted.
[1] Charles Haviland, American porcelain manufacturer in Limoges, employed Monet as a porcelain designer. Haviland was an avid collector of Japanese prints and artefacts as well as Impressionist paintings [d'Albis, Jean. "Haviland." Paris: Dessain et Tolra, 1988, p. 41].
[2] The stock book of the Amsterdam art dealer E.J. Van Wisselingh & Co. records the painting's purchase from London art dealer Reid & Lefèvre Ltd. in 1928. It was sold to Gordon C. Edwards, the same year [Van Wisselingh Archive, stock number 5151, Rijksbureau voor Kunsthistorische Dokumentatie, The Hague, the Netherlands].
[3] See note [2].
[4] See note [2].
[5] Accession Log [NGC curatorial file]. Edwards decided to sell Mer agitée
in 1945. The painting was shipped along with 24 other works from his collection to Grand Central Galleries, New York, on March 6, 1945, to be offered for sale. On May 23, 1945, Mer agitée was returned from Knoedler & Co., New York, along with five other paintings to the National Gallery of Canada, which purchased all six works in March 1946.Provenance completed
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Figure Sculpting/Drawing from life
There will be open studio sessions in an Edmonds artist's studio for figure sculpting and drawing.
The same long pose for three consecutive sessions in a relaxed, supportive atmosphere.
Sessions are Wednesday evenings 7-10 p.m.
Fee: $5 studio fee plus your share of model's fee.
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Transylvania appears in Forbes' college rankings
Transylvania was ranked 75th among private colleges in the United States and 85th overall on the 2009 Forbes' list of America's Best Colleges. The rankings are based on criteria such as professor evaluations (www.ratemyprofessors.com), alumni listed in Who's Who in America, percentage of students who graduate in four years, and the number of students and faculty who have won competitive awards.
Transylvania Treasures wins Gold Award
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A CD of the original motion picture soundtrack to Euphoria, composed by Transylvania music professor Larry Barnes, was recently released. The 13 tracks lend thematic and emotional support to the film's optimistic message of achieving natural highs in life. To purchase a copy, contact Barnes at firstname.lastname@example.com or go to www.cdbaby.com/cd/larrybarnes.
Pioneers lead HCAC institutions in standings for Learfield Sports Directors' Cup
Transylvania led all Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference institutions with a 69th place finish in the Learfield Sports Directors' Cup standings for NCAA Division III members after the conclusion of the 2008-09 sports calendar. Transy's total of 238.5 points in the final standings drew on the strength of three teams in particular, gaining 34 points from women's golf, 60 points from men's golf, and 25 points from men's tennis. The Learfield Sports Directors' Cup is a joint effort between the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics and USA Today. Points are awarded based on each institution's NCAA finish in up to 18 sports.


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By "we" I mean the next town over, but it's only a 5 mile drive and it will give some healthy competition to the store in town.
I was checking out the prices online, some are better than the local... some not.
If you shop at Wegman, what do you think is worth the extra money, and what things are best avoided?
I can't wait for it to actually get here, but it's not scheduled to actually open until spring 2013!
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Lucky Duck! With Wegmans I really like the variety/freshness of things they offer and following their sales/ store brands they really aren't horrible price wise. I wish we had one here, Trader Joes too.12-26-2011, 02:43 PM #3
The other stores here locally, Tops, Walmart Superstore and Aldi's just cannot compete with the freshness and quality of the produce at Wegmans. I also prefer to buy deli meats and bread there as the quality is better. They also "bulk" package a lot of their own products or sell a larger size container of it at a better price. The value and qaulity of their store brand is excellent as well.
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Property Location
With a stay at Campanile Grenoble Université - Saint Martin d'Héres in Saint-Martin-d'Heres, you'll be in the suburbs and convenient to Summum and Palais des Congres Alpexpo. This hotel is within close proximity of SAEM Alpexpo and Place Paul Mistral.
Make yourself at home in one of the 48 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment. Bathrooms have bathtubs and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and coffee/tea makers.
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The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Planning an event in Saint-Martin-d'Heres? This hotel has facilities measuring 463 square feet (43 square meters), including a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 48
- One meeting room
- Television in common areas
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From it I learned that the Israeli-born singer, best-known for her brilliant "New Soul," does a live cover of Britney Spears's "Toxic." "I wanted to take something far from what I enjoy and make it mine," Naim tells Heeb. "Britney Spears was far enough."
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THERE was more evidence of America's fixation with Susan Boyle last night as the West Lothian singer was credited by Grammys host Stephen Colbert with "saving" the recording industry.
• Beyonce was the big winner of the night (Getty)
It may have been delivered with tongue firmly in cheek, but it was further proof of just how fast Boyle's star has ascended on both sides of the Atlantic.
Comedian Colbert, himself honoured during the Los Angeles ceremony, told the assembled stars: "You may be the coolest people in the world.
"This year your industry was saved by a 48-year-old Scottish cat lady in sensible shoes."
Despite this tribute, Boyle was not among the winners on the night. It was Beyonce who stole the show, becoming the most decorated female as she collected six trophies, including song of the year for her anthem Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It).
It was another diva – Taylor Swift – who nabbed the top honour, album of the year, for her best-selling Fearless.
Although Beyonce also lost out on record of the year, which went to the Kings of Leon's Use Somebody, the entertainer still owned the most awards of the evening.
She shared the song of the year trophy with three writers for Single Ladies and also won best R&B contemporary album for I Am ... Sasha Fierce.
"This has been such an amazing night for me and I'd love to thank the Grammys," Beyonce said after winning best female pop vocal for Halo.
Kings of Leon were a bit more entertaining when they picked up their record of the year trophy, the family quartet's third of the night.
"I'm not going to lie, we're all a little drunk. But we're happy drunks," said lead singer Caleb Followill.
Lady Gaga won two Grammys during the pre-telecast ceremony but didn't get a chance to show her multitude of outrageous dresses during the primetime show, losing out on record, song and album of the year.
But she made her presence felt when she kicked off the night with a sequined green leotard with massive shoulders as she sang her Grammy-nominated hit Poker Face, then brought out Elton John as they melded her song Speechless and his classic Your Song together in a performance that featured duelling pianos, and glitter-painted faces.
The Black Eyed Peas also had three trophies, as well as Jay-Z, who won for best rap solo performance and two awards for Run This Town with Rihanna and Kanye West.
Rihanna – who was forced to bow out of last year's awards as a performer after being assaulted by then-boyfriend Chris Brown, accepted the trophy along with Jay-Z and with Beyonce's young nephew in tow.
West – who has kept a relatively low profile since his dustup with Swift a few months back – was a notable no-show.
Many participants in the programme wore red cross buttons in support of Haiti earthquake relief.
Mary J. Blige joined Andrea Bocelli in a rousing rendition of Bridge Over Troubled Water, which was not only designed to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the song's big Grammy wins, but to raise money for the people in Haiti.
The performance, introduced by Haitian native Wyclef Jean, will be available via iTunes.com/target, with the funds going to earthquake relief.
The show also included a special 3-D tribute to Michael Jackson featuring a video clip he made of Earth Song as Usher, Carrie Underwood, Celine Dion, Jennifer Hudson and Smokey Robinson sang along.
Jackson's young children, Prince and Paris, accepted a lifetime achievement award for their late father.
"Through all his songs his message was simple, love. We will continue to spread his message and help the world," Prince said.
52nd Annual Grammy Awards: Full list of winners
Record of the Year: Use Somebody, Kings of Leon
Album of the Year: Fearless, Taylor Swift
Song of the Year: Single Ladies (Put A Ring On it), Beyonce Knowles
New Artist: Zac Brown Band
Pop Vocal Album: The E.N.D., The Black Eyed Peas
Female Pop Vocal Performance: Halo, Beyonce Knowles
Male Pop Vocal Performance: Make It Mine, Jason Mraz
Rock Album: 21st Century Breakdown, Green Day
Rock Song: Use Somebody, Kings of Leon
R&B Album: Blacksummers' night, Maxwell
R&B Song: Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It), Beyonce Knowles
Rap Album: Relapse, Eminem
Rap Song: Run This Town, Jay-Z, Rihanna and Kanye West
Best Rap/Sung Collaboration: Run This Town, Jay-Z, Rihanna and Kanye West
Country Album: Fearless, Taylor Swift
Female Country Vocal Performance: White Horse, Taylor Swift
Male Country Vocal Performance: Sweet Thing, Keith Urban
Latin Pop Album: Sin Frenos, La Quinta Estacion
Contemporary Jazz Album: 75, Joe Zawinul & The Zawinul Syndicate
Classical Album: Mahler: Symphony No. 8; Adagio from Symphony No. 10
Traditional Gospel Album: Oh Happy Day, various artists
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Miller64 first to use nutritional labelling
MillerCoors has become the first beer brand in the US to adopt a new voluntary labelling system giving consumers detailed nutritional information.
Gannon Jones, vice president of brand marketing at MillerCoors, said: "With just 64 calories and 2.4 grams of carbs per 12-ounce serving, Miller64 is the ideal beer choice for people living a balanced lifestyle."
"Adding the new nutritional label will provide the kind of detail that will give consumers one more reason to reach for a Miller64 when they want to enjoy a beer that fits their way of life."
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Lawmakers suggest putting cameras on school bus exteriors
ERWIN, Tenn. - A 6-year-old boy and his grandmother are recovering in the hospital after being hit by a car Thursday morning while the boy was trying to board a school bus.
Austin Smith had surgery on Friday for a broken femur. He's also recovering from serious head injuries.
His grandmother, Katherine Bryant, has a fractured femur and broken ribs.
The woman who police say hit them, Kris Ann Waterhouse, was in court on Friday morning, where she was given a court-appointed attorney.
State lawmakers and Unicoi County school officials are now working on ways to keep students safer on their way to and from school. "You dread that call between 6 a.m. and 7 a.m.," said Tommy Clouse, the supervisor of transportation with Unicoi County Schools.
He told us it's a call they've been trying to prevent for years. In 2007, they tried using cameras to catch the license plates of cars who didn't stop to help police enforce the law.
Clouse told us the school district put two cameras right near the school bus stop signs -- one facing forward and one face backward. They found the quality of the pictures was too poor for them to use. "We would get what the car looked like, but we could never get the tags," Clouse said.
He told us they don't plan on using the cameras in the future, but he did admit newer versions may be more effective.
State lawmakers have come up with a bill promoting the cameras. "To make sure people understand these are real and it's not something that never happens, it does happen," said Lieutenant Governor Ron Ramsey. "If you strengthen the laws, put cameras on the buses, then hopefully, hopefully, we can prevent something like this happening again."
The bill would let schools put cameras on bus exteriors and raise fines for people who ignore the stop signs.
Right now violators pay anywhere from $250 to $1,000. The proposed law would raise the minimum fine to $300, force repeat offenders to pay $750 for their second offense, and $1,000 for every violation after that.
"As strict of fines as possible," said Ramsey. "It's one thing to run a stop sign and be speeding but if you run through an arm on a school bus, it's there for a reason, that means a child is coming out of the bus, period."
State legislators are expected to take up the bill during this session.
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This summer, I finally participated in the one activity that most-defines every Cornell students' stay far above Cayuga's waters: I frequented the Ithaca Farmers Market. I had been to a farmers market before, but nothing like this. I am fairly certain that the culture shock even surpassed that in which I experienced in my first week at Cornell, seeing as I had never been to a "city" (yes, I think of this as a city).
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