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Articles K-L
Kahneman, D. (1997) "Back to Bentham? Explorations of Experienced Utility," Quarterly Journal of Economics 112: 375–406
Kaino, Michihiro (1998) "Jeremy Bentham and the Principle of Expectation," The Doshisha Law Association 49: 375–453 Departmental Bulletin Paper
Kaino, Michihiro (2008) "Bentham's Concept of Security in a Global Context: The Pannomion and the Public Opinion Tribunal as a Universal Plan," Journal of Bentham Studies 10
Kaswan, Mark (2007) "Happiness, Politics and the Co-operative Principles," Journal of Co-operative Studies 40: 30–40
Kayman, M. A. (2004) "A Memorial for Jeremy Bentham: Memory, Fiction, and Writing the Law," Law and Critique 15: 207–229
Kellogg, Frederic R. (1998) "The Relation of Rights to the Real: A Reconsideration of Bentham's Ontology," (This paper, published in the electronic Paideia Archive, was given at the Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy, in Boston, Massachusetts from August 10–15, 1998
Kelly, Paul (1989) "Utilitarianism and Distributive Justice: The Civil Law and the Foundation of Bentham's Economic Thought," Utilitas 1: 62–81; reprinted in Parekh (ed.) (1993) 4: 72–91
Kelly, P. J. (1990) "Utilitarian Strategies in Bentham and John Stuart Mill," Utilitas 2: 245–66; reprinted in Postema (ed.) (2002) 1: 345–66
Kelly, P. J. (1993) "Constitutional Reform vs. Political Revolution: Jeremy Bentham's Critique of Natural Rights," Karl Graf Ballestrem (ed.), Naturrecht und Politik, Philosophische Schriften 8 (Berlin: Duncker and Humblot): 49–67
Kelly, P.J. (1997) "Neutralidad, Seguridad y desgobierno: El liberalismo politico de Bentham," Télos 6: 35–55
Kelly, P.J. (1998) "More on Bentham on Utility and Rights," Utilitas 10: 165–7
Kelly, Paul (2002) "Bentham," in David Boucher and Paul Kelly (eds.) Political Thinkers: From Socrates to the Present (Oxford: Oxford University Press)
Kerchove, Michel van de (1993) "Le système des preuves en droit chez Bentham," in Mulligan and Roth (eds.) (1993): 73–86
Kevelson, Roberta (1992) "Property as Rhetoric in Law," Cardozo Studies in Law and Literature 4: 189–206
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Kirkpatrick, Laird C. (1992) "Scholarly and Institutional Challenges to the Law of Evidence: From Bentham to the ADR Movement," Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review 25: 837–52
Kolm, Serge-Christophe (2003) "Quelques souvenirs de John Rawls," Revue de philosophie économique 7: 21–31
Korosec, G . (1994) "The role of fictions in law: Hume, Adam Smith and Bentham," Filozofski vestnik 15: 151–68
Korshin, Paul J. (200s4) "Dr. Johnson and Jeremy Bentham: An Unnoticed Relationship," Modern Philology 70: 38
Lacey, Nicola (1998) "Bentham as a Proto-Feminist? Or, An Ahistorical Fantasy on 'Anarchical Fallacies,'" in Freeman (ed.) (1998) (Current Legal Problems 51): 441–66
Landsman, Stephan (1990) "From Gilbert to Bentham: The Reconceptualization of Evidence Theory," Wayne Law Review 36: 1149–86
Lapidus, A. and Nathalie Sigot (2000) "Individual Utility in a Context of Asymmetric Sensitivity to Pleasure and Pain: An Interpretation of Bentham's Felicific Calculus," European Journal of the History of Economic Thought 7: 45–78
Larrere, R. (2007) "Animal well-being and why it matters", Productions Animales 20: 11-15
Laval, Christian (1993) "Le 'sense of interest' de Jeremy Bentham," Économies et Sociétés: série PE 18: Oconomia
Laval, Christian (1993) "Fiction et utilité chez Bentham," Revue du M.A.U.S.S. 6
Laval, Christian (2006) "Jeremy Bentham et le gouvernement des intérêts," Revue du M.A.U.S.S. 27: 289–306
Lee, Kwang Yong (1996) "A Technologico-Benthamite Approach to Henry V," Milton Studies: The Journal of Milton Studies in Korea 6: 209–38
Leloup, S. (2000) "Pour en finir avec l'usure: l'enjeu de la controverse entre Adam Smith et Jeremy Bentham," Revue Économique 51: 913–36
Leloup, S. (2002) "Conséquences anticipées et comportements face au risqe dans la pensée économique de Jeremy Bentham," Revue économique 53: 415–424
Leloup, S. (2002) "L'utilite de l'innovation selon Jeremy Bentham," Innovations 16: 229–44
Lengaigne, Benoit (2004) "Rawls et l'utilitarisme classique: Une vision parétienne," Revue de philosophie économique 10: 23–50
Leroux, Pierre (2000) "Le socialisme entre utilitarisme et altruisme. Petite anthologie," Revue du M.A.U.S.S. 16: 84–139
Leroy, Marie-Laure (2002) "Le panoptique inversé: Théorie du contrôle dans la pensée de Jeremy Bentham," in Christian Lazzeri (ed.) La production des institutions (Besançon: Presses Universitaires Franc-Comtoises) 155–177
Leroy, Marie-Laure (2004) "L'altruisme intéressé de Jeremy
Bentham," Le Mag philo, CNDP
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Leroy, Marie-Laure (2005) "Guerre et intérêt national :
le pacifisme calculateur de Jeremy Bentham," Le
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Leroy, Marie-Laure (2006) "Defiance méthodologique et incitation à la sociabilité dans l'utilitarisme de Bentham," Annales Litteraires-Université de Besançon 803: 89–116
Leroy, Marie-Laure (2008) "Jeremy Bentham or sympathy for the greatest number," [Jeremy Bentham ou la sympathie pour le plus grand nombre] Revue du MAUSS 31: 122–36
Levaggi, Abelardo (1991) "Las fuentes formales del derecho patrio argentino," Revista Chilena de Historia del Derecho 14
Lewis, Andrew (1990) "Bentham's View of the Right to Silence," Current Legal Problems 43: 135–57; reprinted in Parekh (ed.) (1993) 3: 352–70
Lewis, A.D.E. (1990) "The Background to Bentham on Evidence," Utilitas 2: 195–220
Lewis, A.D.E. (1990) "Bentham's View of Journalists' Privilege and The Independent Case," in D. Kingsford-Smith and D. Oliver (eds.), Economical With the Truth: The Law and the Media in a Democratic Society (Oxford: ESC Publishing): 85–94
Lieberman, David (1992) "John Dinwiddy, Bentham," (review), Utilitas 4: 160–62
Lieberman, David (1999) "Jeremy Bentham: Biography and Intellectual Biography," History of Political Thought 20: 187–204
Lieberman, David (2000) "Economy and Polity in Bentham's Science of Legislation," in Stephan Collini, Richard Whatmore and Brian Young (eds.) Economy, Polity and Society: British Intellectual History, 1750-1950 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press): 107–34
Lieberman, David (2008) "Bentham's democracy," Oxford Journal of Legal Studies 28: 605–26
Lisska, Anthony J. (1998) "Bentham and Recent Work in Natural Law: Towards Reconstructing an Unstilted Theory," in Freeman (ed.) (1998) (Current Legal Problems 51): 299–334
Lobban, Michael (1995) "Was there a Nineteenth Century 'English School of Jurisprudence'?," Journal of Legal History 16: 34–62
Loche, A. (2000) "Limite e controllo della sovranità in Jeremy Bentham," Materiali per una storia della cultura giuridica 30: 323–48
Long, Douglas G. (1989) "Science and Secularization in Hume, Smith and Bentham," in James E. Crimmins (ed.) Religion, Secularization and Political Thought (London: Routledge): 99–110
Long, Douglas G. (1990) "'Utility' and the 'Utility Principle': Hume, Smith, Bentham, Mill," Utilitas 2: 12–39
Long, Douglas (1991) "Taking Interests Seriously," Rationality and Society 3: 343–64
Long, Douglas (1994) "A Lost 'Magnum Opus'? Bentham's Elements of Critical Jurisprudence," Fourth ISUS Conference Proceedings, Tokyo: 186–204
Lucas, Philip and Anne Sheeran (2006) "Asperger's
Syndrome and the Eccentricity and Genius of Jeremy Bentham," Journal
of Bentham Studies 8
<http://www.ucl.ac.uk/Bentham-Project/journal/aspergers.pdf> 15.12.06
Lyons, David (1991) "Bentham's Panopticon: From Moral Architecture to Electronic Surveillance," Queen's Quarterly 98: 596–617
Lyons, David (1992) "Bentham, Utilitarianism, and Distribution," Utilitas 4: 323–8; reprinted in Postema (ed.) (2002) 1: 367–72
Lyons, R.G. (1997) "Jeremy Bentham's Ethics of Surveillance: A Critical Analysis," Journal of Thought 32: 43–52
Lyons, R. G. (1998) "Schooling, work satisfaction and productivity: an examination of Jeremy Bentham," Work 11: 137–141
Lyons, David (2006) "Review of Rosen's Classical Utilitarianism from Hume to Mill," Utilitas 18: 173–181

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812.54/WILLIAMS,T Plays 1937-1955
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|Adult Nonfiction
|812.54/WILLIAMS,T Plays 1957-1980
|Adult Nonfiction
|812.54/WILLIAMS,T Plays 1937-1955
Series: Library of America,
Description: 2 v. ; 21 cm
ISBN/ISSN: 1883011868 (v. 1 : alk. paper), 1883011876 (v. 2 : alk. paper),
Language: English
Selection and notes by Mel Gussow and Kenneth Holdich
[v. 1] 1937-1955: Spring storm -- Not about nightingales -- Battle of angels -- I rise in flame, cried the phoenix -- From 27 wagons full of cotton (1945) .... -- The glass menagerie -- A streetcar named Desire -- Summer and smoke -- The rose tattoo -- Camino Real -- From 27 Wagons full of cotton (1953) .... -- Cat on a hot tin roof.
Orpheus descending -- Suddenly last summer -- Sweet bird of youth -- Period of adjustment -- The night of the iguana -- The eccentricities of a nightingale -- The milk train doesn't stop here anymore -- The mutilated -- Kingdom of earth (The seven descents of Myrtle) -- Small craft warnings -- Out cry -- Vieux Carré -- A lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur. [v. 2] 1957-1980:Related Searches:
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Sanibel Island is a barrier island just off the southwest coast of Florida near Fort Myers. Sanibel Island is about 12 miles long and 4 miles wide, and is known around the world for it's fabulous shelling beaches. Due to Sanibel Island's unique geographical orientation, lying East to West instead of North to South, it acts as a scoop and gathers seashells along it's beaches. The average temperature in Sanibel is about 75 degrees. There are over 26 miles of bike trails and over 15 miles of beautiful, soft, sandy beaches.
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There is always a quiet tranquility that is the essence of Sanibel and always only footsteps away at Sandalfoot!
Surrounding Area:
While staying at Sandalfoot Condominium, you will never be far from the mainland, as the city of Fort Myers is only minutes away by way of the Sanibel Causeway Bridge.
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The Imaginarium "hands-on" science museum offers over 60 teaching exhibits including chemistry, physics, and nature. Included in the museum are hurricane and thunderstorm models, and even live sharks, eels, turtles, iguanas, swans, and a live coral reef exhibit. Children will love the chance to act out the part of a television weatherman and deliver their own weather forecast! The Imaginarium is located at 2000 Cranford Avenue in Fort Myers.
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Beach or lakeside relaxation, Waterfront
Getting There
Nearest airport: Fort Myers Airport (RSW), 20.01 miles
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Proximity to TripAdvisor's Top Sanibel Island Attractions
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- Short breaks allowed (1-4 days)
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Phone / Internet
- Telephone
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Pool / Spa
- Shared outdoor pool (heated)
Property Features
- Tennis court (shared)
- Elevator access
- Ocean or water views
- Parking
- Waterfront
- Kettle
- Paper Towels Provided
- Dishwasher
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- Satellite or cable TV
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- 5 Dining chairs
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Reviews (7)
Very good
"Paradise Realized."
I've found that the success of a vacation can largely swing depending on the venue in which I have stayed. The beach, weather and dining will remain the same, but the true difference lies with the reservation. An otherwise beautiful night out can be ruined by coming home to loud neighbors or a broken air conditioner just as a long day at the beach can be turned into absolute relaxation and serenity with a hot, pressurized shower, pillow topped mattress and an undisturbed night to gaze under the stars. I am delighted to say that our stay at Sandalfoot 3D1 was entirely the latter. We arrived after the scheduled check-in, no problem at all, and promptly unpacked and relaxed. The condo is well lit, open, splendidly furnished and accompanied with a variety of books, films, games and quite possible the most impressive lineup of kitchen utensils and appliances I have ever seen. Being on the ground level, we had supreme access to the beach without having to carry chairs and coolers through flights of stairs. The condominium amenities included several propane grills, a large and clean pool, accompanied with many chairs and umbrellas, a well maintained tennis court, and a sturdy boardwalk with a sink and hose for rinsing off shells and sandy feet. The location on Gulf Drive is close to all the shops and eateries, without being on a busy stretch of road. Pinocchio's famous ice cream is just a minute down the road and lighthouse is an easy walk along the shore. The beach is very clean and uncrowded. The shelling is second to none and the breeze was constant, creating a tranquil setting against the hot sun. We were extremely happy and comfortable during our stay. Sandalfoot is classy and in excellent repair and our condo at 3D1 was the perfect place to call home. Sanibel Island is truly a paradise, with much variety and a mellow, mature atmosphere. We had an amazing time and expect to be back soon!
Response from the owner, Paul & Renee - 08/27/2013
So happy to hear you enjoyed your vacation. We'd love to have you back anytime!
"Beautiful location and a memorable getaway!"
This was my first time staying at Sandalfoot Condominium on Sanibel Island and I absolutely loved it! Sanibel Island is a beautiful getaway and the Sandalfoot condo was a perfect place to stay at. The unit 3D1 was nicely furnished and decorated and provided a great layout with comfortable seating and beds. The unit has a very open kitchen and dining area which made it ideal for cooking meals each day. The location of 3D1 is extremely convenient and offered many benefits during my stay. Not only is it located on the ground floor, meaning no stairs to walk up and down, but it is also an end unit on the quiet end of the property which made my stay even more peaceful and relaxing. Additionally, the unit location offers quick and easy access to the shuffleboard court, tennis court, grills for grilling out, and the condo's heated pool. The beach is a short scenic walk from 3D1 and is an extremely serene and calming environment. I thoroughly enjoyed relaxing in the sun and spending time on the beach each day during my stay. The ocean is refreshing and the many fascinating shells that you can find on the beach are great for collecting and bringing home with you as a souvenir. During my stay I was able to explore the various nearby shops and excellent restaurants to dine at on the Island. In addition, the Sanibel community is incredibly welcoming and positively contributed to my overall stay. I had such an incredible experience vacationing in Sanibel Island and this condo was the perfect place to stay at to enjoy all that the Island has to offer!
Response from the owner, Paul & Renee - 04/02/2013
I'm so happy to hear you loved Sanibel and our condo! We would love to have you back again.
Hannah G.
"Perfect Condo on a Beauiful Island!"
I absolutely loved my stay in this condo (Unit3D1) and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a place to have their perfect beach vacation. It truly made my stay on Sanibel Island a trip I will never forget! The condo was immaculate when we arrived and is beautifully decorated. It is just the right size and has a really open layout with a big, well-equipped kitchen and nice dining area and living room. The screened-in lanai right off the living room was a great place to enjoy a morning cup of coffee or a quiet evening. We were able to live comfortably with a group of six very easily. All of the beds, including the pull out couches, had nice mattresses that provided all of us with a great night sleep every night. The windows let in a lot of sunlight so the whole condo was naturally lit during the day and we could enjoy the island view from inside. We could even watch an osprey nest from the kitchen window! The condominium as a whole is an amazing place, and I believe this unit has one of the best locations in Sandalfoot. It is an end unit on the quiet side of the condominium and located on the first level, so the courtyard was only a step away. Right outside we had immediate access to the shuffleboard court, tennis court, grill and the heated pool. We found some of the most beautiful shells I have ever seen right on the beach outside of the courtyard! I had such an amazing time exploring this beautiful place. Sanibel Island is a perfect tropical paradise and this condo really did add so much to my memorable experience!
Response from the owner, Paul & Renee - 03/29/2013
Thank you so much for the positive feedback! We are so pleased you enjoyed your stay at our condo and welcome you back anytime.
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"Ideal for all ages"
We discovered Sandalfoot four years ago after having stayed at another (larger, very upscale) resort closeby. We loved the other place, but once we found Sandalfoot, we never looked back. The scale, layout, and ambience are perfect, especially for families with young children or older parents who prefer a shorter walk to the pool or beach. We have gone every year with three generations(ages 1-75), and Sandalfoot meets everyone's needs. The property is immaculate and well kept, and the staff are always helpful and responsive(four years later, it's like a family reunion when we arrive at the front office -- the candy dish is filled and waiting for our youngest child!)There is very much a family feel, partly because there are so many returning families(we have friends from repeat visits), and also because of the little extras, like the weekly breakfast buffet by the pool, April Fools Day bbq, Easter celebration, etc.The place is just the right size, not so small as to feel dinky, and not so large as to feel overwhelming or anonymous. The access to the pool and beach is one of the best aspects of Sandalfoot. It is contained and safe enough even for young children to walk to and from by themselves, which makes for a more relaxing vacation. This is also an advantage of a ground floor unit -- children can go right out to play. And it makes grilling, which we did nightly for dinner, especially easy. We have stayed in Unit 3D1 multiple times and always found it perfect. The open layout makes it feel breezy and spacious. It is nicely decorated, and recently updated with new living and dining furniture. The modern, well-equipped kitchen had everything we needed to cook nightly for our family of 5, plus grandparents and an aunt staying in a different unit. There are beach chairs and an umbrella, and a newly purchased beach cart. We have never been disappointed or unpleasantly surprised by anything at Sandalfoot. It is consistently well managed and maintained.
Response from the owner, Paul & Renee - 08/16/2012
Thanks for taking the time to write such a nice review. I must say that I agree with all your comments. Such a lovely place--paradise!
I loved my week at Sandalfoot! This first-floor unit made it easy to walk out to the beach or pool. The condo is clean and comfortable. The updated kitchen is nice for cooking and eating in. The grounds are well-maintained with many flowering plants. The complex is just the right size; it never felt crowded in the common areas. Being on the eastern side of the island made it a convenient drive to the mainland and close to many island attractions.
Response from the owner, Paul & Renee - 08/07/2012
Thanks for your review-so glad you loved it. Hope you can make it back again soon!
"Perfect Location and Condo!"
This is our first stay on Sanibel itself, although we have visited the island a number of times in the past and enjoyed its tranquility, long expanses of uncrowded beach and warm gulf water, not to mention the world's best shell hunting! This Sandalfoot condo is situated on the gulf side of the island with the best views and best beaches in our opinion. We were overjoyed to find this place. The condo itself is on the ground floor. We parked the car 10 feet from the front door which made loading and unloading a snap. The master bedroom has a king bed, which not very common, and its own private, full bath with upscale tile and fixtures. The second bedroom has 2 twin beds and its own full bath. There were 5 in our group and we used the full size sleeper sofa which was also surprisingly comfortable. The condo was exceptionally clean and well-maintained. Walking out the screened Lanai, it is 20 feet to the large clean pool, then another 100 feet on a private walk to the ocean. The condo was fully equipped with flat screen TVs in the bedrooms and living room, DVD and VCR players, full kitchen nicely stocked with all cooking and dining utensils and appliances. There is even a nice selection of Dvds, board games and books (although we spent most of our time in the pool or at the beach). Beach chairs, umbrella, shelling supplies, beach towels, etc. are all supplied. The condo office was very friendly and had a nice supply of bicycles for rent ($15/day) for use on the miles of secluded, paved bike trails on the island. All in all, we had a perfect time and will definitely rent this condo again.
Response from the owner, Paul & Renee - 07/25/2012
We are so pleased you loved our condo. We love it too! We'd be thrilled to have you back anytime.
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A perfect paradise awaits our family each and every time we stay at Sandalfoot Condominiums, and this time was no exception. However, we truly found our perfect piece of paradise during our stay this year (May 2012) in Sandalfoot Condo (3D1)! This two bedroom unit was very spacious for our family of four, and sparkling clean! Furthermore, we loved having the pool, shuffleboards, tennis courts, beautiful flowers and landscaping and bike racks right out the door of the lanai. And, being on the 1st floor is always a plus for a family with children. I have vacationed at Sandalfoot since I was a child, and stayed in many units growing up with my parents and now with my own family. But truly, 3D1 is a unit that I will always ask for each year from now on. Sanibel is Heaven on Earth in every since of the word, and perfect accomodations found at Sandalfoot (particularly this unit) is reason #1!!
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I'm attempting to knit Christmas decorations as my nanny used to make but I'm new at reading patterns and simply can't quite grasp it. The pattern says:
1st (inc.) row: *Inc. k.wise; repeat from * to end-22 sts. **Beginning with a p. row, s.s. 15 rows.Break off r. And join in pk. For head.*** s.s. 11 rows.Next (dec.) row: * p.2 tog.; repeat from * to end-11 sts.
I understand most of the abbreviations but the asterixes have me befuddled. Could someone please decipher for me?
Many thanks!
Repeat what's in the single *s first, that's on a single row. Then you would repeat the whole section between the multiple *s. However unless you've only written part of the instructions and left some out, they don't seem to match. What's the pattern and do you have a link to it?


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Most people who crap on the F30 Nav placement have never used it. Especially combined with the HUD, the F30 Nav placement is much easier to see (it's higher on the dash) all the while not cluttering your line-of-sight with a massive hump.
As a former E92 owner, the old 'nav hump' is a failure in design as well as ergonomics.
From a purely functional standpoint, the new LCD is easier to see and takes up less physical space. Easier to use it, easier to see all around it, better visibility, better safety. Not to mention, getting it off the dash has led to bigger air vents that are positioned closer to the driver, center stack buttons that are easier to get to, and an uplift that allows room for real cupholders. It has a lot of benefits.
Additionally, burying these screens in the middle of the center stack isn't going to fly in the future with any car maker. Lots of discussion on distracted driving, federal regulations likely coming. They'll all wind up atop the dash instead of beneath it. I can't see how BMW could have done it any better. They basically took an E90 design, shaved off all the shroud plastic, and moved the screen higher by an inch. That MB thing looks like a picture frame, yuck. Our F30 looks like half an iPad. Eiither way, it puts the information in the right spot and takes up as little room as possible.
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Posted on head-fi, figured there may be a couple people who know there stuff on this forum too!
Will be connecting via SPDIF from my onboard sound to the DAC.
Currently using an Asus D2X, thinking about upgrading to any of these:
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Plantronics is one of the best-known headset manufacturers, providing thousands of devices for call centres throughout the world, so you might expect this company's take on a Bluetooth headset to get most things right. Unfortunately this assumption is only half true.
The M3000 is a reasonably inconspicuous headset, shaped more like the Belkin device, but with a better design and a sharply curved front end for its microphone. A small indicator LED shows when the device is charging and a large button is used to pick up or make new calls.
There are two miniature buttons along its top or bottom edge – depending on which ear you wear it on – which control volume and mute. A miniature jack socket takes the plug from the supplied power supply to recharge its batteries. There's no supplied holder or case for the device.
The worst thing about the M3000 is its ear clips. Although two are provided for varying sizes of ear, they're made of a resilient plastic with very little cushioning and become hard on the ear after an hour or so's wearing. You'd think the design of a suitable ear clip would be a task Plantronics had long since mastered, but even Belkin manages to find a softer material for its similarly-shaped clip.
Pairing the M3000 with a phone or Bluetooth-enabled PC involves pressing the call control and volume up buttons at the same time for two seconds – it then switches to 'discoverable' mode for a minute. We had no trouble getting it to pair with our test devices.
Incoming sound was reproduced clearly and with little distortion through the earpiece, though the audio bandwidth is more suited to speech than to music reproduction – it's not much good for playing back MP3s from your PDA, for example, but that's true of all the headsets reviewed here. Although several suppliers offer this as a typical use in their publicity, few people would choose to listen to their music in mono, when nearly all portable music players offer stereo.
Voice reproduction from the Plantronics unit is pretty good, second only to the sound quality of the Logitech. It's feasible to use this device with speech recognition software, though again you won't get the level of accuracy available from a hard-wired headset. All in all, this is a convenient hands-free device, but a better match for a mobile than for a PC.
The Plantronics performed reasonably well, but the poor design of the ear clip makes it uncomfortable to use for long periods.


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Cyclone Trap
Level 1★★Throws lesser enemies into the air and drops 'em like ragdolls, letting you attack them while they're limp. Doesn't work against bigger enemies, maybe useful when preparing for a gather.Level 2★You can set a trap and turn it into, say, a fire pit with a blast of Incinerate! but it seems a bit much work for little effect. Still doesn't pick up bigger enemies.Level 3★Lets you set traps on the walls and ceiling. For what purpose, we don't know. Seems pointless, are we wrong?
Level 1★★★Gives enemies something else to shoot out. Good for distracting crowds of splicers, or even big daddies and big sisters. Unfortunately only lasts until you shoot the enemy to get their attention on you.Level 2★★★The dummy you create can reflect damage at enemies, making it more useful, especially against big daddies and big sisters.Level 3★★Reflect damage also heals you. Very useful in big, difficult fights, but not terribly applicable to casual shooting and exploring.
Electro Bolt
Level 1★★★Found during gameplay, in the stage Adonis Luxury Resort. Vital to opening occasional doors, good for stunning, but uses a lot of EVE for little payoff.Level 2★★★Stun effect chains between enemies, stunning multiple splicers with one charged shot. Not too shabby, but still uses lots of EVE.Level 3★★Gives you a steady stream of shocking power for a continuous stun, but it drains EVE so quickly that it barely stuns longer than a charged shot from Electro Bolt 2. Bleh.
Level 1★★Good for talking a splicer into attacking a big daddy for you. The splicer will die, but at least deal some damage to the daddy before you go at him. Not terribly useful, though.Level 2★★Tag a splicer with a charged shot and he'll follow you around until he dies. Pretty useful, especially at distracting bigger enemies like daddies and big sisters. Don't expect him to live long, though. Wears off eventually, but takes a long time.Level 3★★Just like Hypnotize 2, except it now works on big daddies. Very useful in fights against big sisters, but otherwise probably overkill unless you're really against fighting on your own. Wears off eventually, but takes a long time.
Level 1★★★Purchased during gameplay, in the stage Ryan Amusements. Possibly the best attack plasmid. Enemies on fire will spread the fire to other splicers, and generally don't attack you while they flail around. Good for stopping big daddies, brute splicers and alpha series.Level 2★★Gives you a more powerful, bigger blast of Incinerate! when charged, but isn't, in our opinion, really worth it.Level 3★★Good for catching lots of enemies on fire at once, but it burns through EVE so quickly that it's only useful if you've got your EVE storage increased.
Insect Swarm
Level 1★★Useful against big enemies. Doesn't deal a lot of damage, but does do a lot of distracting and it lasts a pretty long time. Keep a big daddy busy with the swarm and unload.Level 2★Not really sure how this is more effective than the standard swarm. May be better about moving from one enemy to the next, but since it's most useful against big enemies, this usefulness is pretty moot.Level 3★Bodies that you kill with the swarm become proximity mines to swarm others that walk by. Seems kinda pointless to us.
Level 1★★Good for checking out for enemies up ahead, or for setting plasmid-based traps in rooms where you expect a tough fight. Tough to do a lot of damage with it, so consider it more for exploration.Level 2★Gives the added benefit of allowing you to hack security measures. Could be useful for moving into splicer-infested areas with a camera or turret and turning it against them before you (the physical you) shows up.
Security Command
Level 1★★Good for directing your security bots or cameras when they're annoyingly doing a bad job of picking up enemies. Costs almost no EVE, so it's decently useful.Level 2★★★Allows you to expend the rest of your current EVE meter to summon a security bot to follow you. Useful, but you can get security bots by triggering alarms and hacking them instead.Level 3★★Allows you to summon a powered-up version of a security bot. Good for creating more long-lasting distractions for big daddies and big sisters.
Summon Eleanor
Level 1★★★Uber-powerful, but it costs an entire EVE meter (or whatever EVE you've got left in your current meter). Long-lasting and very effective in big fights where you have too many enemies to keep track of.
Level 1★★★Found during gameplay, in the stage The Atlantic Express. Great for intercepting and tossing back explosive items from big daddies and alpha series enemies. Also lets you pick up items that are out of reach, and won't even use your EVE meter so long as you don't throw the item (press the reload button to drop an item you can't take and don't want to throw).Level 2★The best things to throw are explosives and this doesn't appear to increase the damage they deal. Your EVE and ADAM are probably best spent elsewhere, unless you want to get...Level 3★★★Can now grab enemy bodies...while they're still alive! Doesn't work on big guys, but still very useful. You can grab an enemy, use melee attacks to kill him, then press the reload button to drop the body without spending a bit of EVE or even ammo.
Winter Blast
Level 1★★★Surprisingly effective! Keeps enemies still, making for easy shots and nullifying their offense, plus effectively increases the damage of your weapons. Especially good versus powerful enemies.Level 2★★★Charged shot holds enemies frozen longer. Very effective against bigger enemies, like big daddies, but overkill versus splicers.Level 3★Lets you unload a continual blast of ice, good for freezing multiple enemies but ultimately kind of pointless since you then have to destroy the ice blocks of multiple enemies at the same time. Use with frag grenades if you must use it.
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"The University of Utah's current administration cannot be blamed for a rogue employee and poor management at a U. fertility clinic two decades ago, but the administration's underwhelming response is not something that can be pinned on the past. ..."
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Hi all. i try use crypter.py and have some error. How solve this error ?
*] Compiling trojan horse...
sh: i586-mingw32msvc-gcc: command not found[*] Stripping out the debugging symbols...
strip: 'a.exe': No such file[*] Moving trojan horse to web root...
mv: cannot stat `a.exe': No such file or directory
I don't know how find a.exe
@jonim Please install mingw32 :)
And next time read the full post before you complain about error messages ;)Code:
apt-get install mingw32
Hi LHYX1,
Your script works great, many thanks!
I have been trying to take your work a step further and integrate an alternate executable template, but not having much luck to this point. It looks like the msfencode -x is not a viable option because it is getting XOR'ed and complied afterwards. I am now looking into modifying this "i586-mingw32msvc-gcc -mwindows temp.c" to accomplish the task, but I am not having much luck.
Any ideas?
Many Thanks .. cool script. I use to pentest on my virtual pc/
If you don't hard? please say how this script works.
and next question , it possible to crypts shell core use ( SET ) to create shell pdf file ?
Many thanks. Though I did want to point out that Avast Free detects it as a suspicious program.
thz so much bro...tis script work for me
i already test on window7 with kasperky internet security 2011...
@Radnuz So as I understand, you would like to inject the payload into a real piece of software ?
You could just take the compiled payload & bind it together with a real piece of software.
You can find tons of binders on the internet. I use easy binder:
So am I to understand that this attempts to defeat heuristics by just stalling for several seconds, hoping the AV engine times-out? Because in my experience, while this will defeat some heuristics, others (like AVG's "identity protection" heuristics) monitor the process throughout it's life. So even if you wait a several minutes, and then do something sketchy like inject into another process, the AV will still catch it and throw up a big warning message. Anyone have similar experiences?
Kudos on the payload obfuscator though.


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Homeowners Complain of Rotten-Egg Smells — and Worse. Other States Likely Involved Also As if there hasn't been enough trouble recently for Florida builders and homeowners, now there's more: Defective drywall imported from China in the boom years of 2004, 2005, and 2006 has spawned a rash of homeowner odor complaints. Sulfur compounds off-gassing from the drywall are blamed for destructive corrosion in hundreds — and possibly tens of thousands — of Florida homes. The damage includes corrosion of copper wiring in walls and household appliances, tarnishing of plumbing fixtures, and corrosion and failure of air conditioner condenser coils, leading to air conditioner freeze-ups and failures. And with some homeowners reporting respiratory symptoms and other possible health effects, the extent of liability could be catastrophic. At least one builder, Lennar Homes, has begun moving homeowners into temporary accommodations, while crews tear out and replace all the offending drywall, along with the damaged wiring and appliances. In January, Lennar filed a lawsuit against virtually the company's entire drywall supply chain, including the Chinese manufacturers, Florida shippers and distributors, and local drywall subcontractors. According to Lennar's formal complaint, the problem drywall was imported and sold by a Chinese corporation called Knauf Plasterboard (Tianjin) Ltd, a subsidiary of the German global building materials giant Knauf Gips KG. Another Chinese company that is unrelated to Knauf, Taishan Gypsum Co. Ltd., is also named in the suit. The text of Lennar's complaint is posted at a website of NBC affiliate WBBH. The court's website includes a list of plaintiffs and defendants.
According to Jordan Chaikin, an attorney with the law firm of Parker Waichman Alonso LLP (www.yourlawyer.com), Florida seaport records indicate that enough of the bad drywall came into the state to build tens of thousands of houses. Chaikin represents Florida homeowners in a class action lawsuit filed in a Miami Federal court in February. "We're waiting on records from earlier years," he says. "But some of the numbers we have seen so far, from January 1st of 2006 onward, indicate that somewhere in the neighborhood of 550 million pounds of this drywall was imported and offloaded here in the United States. More specifically, the port of Miami is believed to have received most of this Chinese drywall...something in the neighborhood of 113 million pounds of Chinese drywall was delivered to the port of Miami." Throughout Florida, Chaikin estimates, some 50,000 houses could have been built with the Chinese drywall imported into Florida ports in 2006 alone — and if the worst comes to pass, all that drywall may have to be torn out and replaced. "This seems to be one of the biggest problems that...homeowners are facing in the history of the U.S.," says Chaikin. Already, Lennar Homes has replaced the drywall in at least a hundred houses, and the company indicates that it will continue to tear out the material whenever they find it. But Lennar is not the only builder affected, according to Jordan Chaikin. Based on intake interviews with numerous Florida homeowners who have signed up with his firm as plaintiffs in the Federal class action, he says, "we have been able to identify 25 to 30 builders in Florida that have used this defective product in the construction of homes for Florida homeowners." But the builders are not Chaikin's target. "We have not sued Lennar," he emphasizes. "They have their own lawsuit against the manufacturers. We are not suing any builders at this point, and really don't have any intention of bringing the builders in." But Chaikin is asking builders to disclose whatever they find out about the situation: "We want builders to work with us in helping us to go after the Chinese manufacturers and other responsible parties." Chaikin says that there is no indication that any U.S.-manufactured drywall has any similar problems. "We haven't seen any problems with any domestic drywall, whatsoever," he said. "Who knows what's going to come to light as we come forward. But so far, what we've seen is, a lot of it is the Knauf product; and in other cases, some of the drywall that is affected is not stamped with anything. So it's, at this point, difficult to ascertain where it came from." The press reports, the rising storm of publicity, and the lawsuits raise a host of questions with no immediate answers. What's wrong with the Chinese drywall, and why is it different from American-made drywall? Why does the drywall off-gas, and how do the release gases attack wiring and air conditioning coils? How real are the health-related complaints, and what, if any, is the danger to occupant health? How many houses are affected? How can homeowners, builders, and the trades distinguish the bad drywall from drywall that is safe? And when drywall needs to be replaced, who is going to pay for it? Coastal Connection will provide continuing coverage of the Chinese drywall story in the weeks and months ahead. The following are excerpts from a March 6, 2009, telephone interview between Coastal Connection's Ted Cushman and Jordan Chaikin, lead counsel in the class action suit brought by Parker Waichman Alonso. Who is being sued?
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"We are not suing any builders. We are asking the builders to cooperate with us in going after the manufacturers of this defective drywall."ListenHow can people detect the problem and identify the bad drywall?
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"... primarily that rotten egg smell, and secondly — and this is most important — is the evaporator coils. People are having tremendous air conditioning problems ... they say, 'We can't keep the house cool and all the coils are turning black, and we've had to replace the air conditioning three times.' "ListenIs there financial harm other than repair costs?
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"In the state of Florida a prospective seller must disclose to a prospective buyer all of the defects and all of the remediation that has occurred with the home. And certainly that would deter a prospective buyer from going in and purchasing the home. So we are looking at a diminution of value claim for that."ListenHow much bad drywall is there?
Jordan Chaikin: "From January 1st of 2006 onwards ... somewhere in the neighborhood of 550 million pounds of this Chinese drywall was imported and offloaded here in the U.S."
ListenWhat makes this Chinese drywall so bad?
Jordan Chaikin: "We believe several things. One of the things that we understand is that the mines that they were mining this gypsum from were very questionable. They were using a lot of questionable materials as well, a lot of waste product. We haven't really gotten into any discovery with them. And once we get into that stage of this litigation, we will learn a lot, lot more."
ListenHow did Parker Waichman get to be the attorney for all Florida homeowners?
Jordan Chaikin: "So far there have been three class action lawsuits filed in Federal court here in Florida. What the court will end up doing is consolidating all of the actions into one court somewhere. And ideally, that court will be here where we filed our case. We believe that Southeast Florida is the epicenter of this Chinese drywall issue."
ListenCan the defendants pay?
Jordan Chaikin:
"We believe that they certainly can pay. The parent company, Knauf, is the biggest manufacturer of building materials and systems in the world. They're huge. We don't think that's even going to be an issue. We believe that there is going to be insurance money there, and that they can pay."Listen


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There have been a lot of articles lately discussing the need for dairy farmers to speak out, connect with consumers and put a face on the food we produce.
As farmers, we have an amazing story to tell. From 1987 to 2007, farmers grew 40 percent more corn, 30 percent more soybeans and 19 percent more wheat – all on the same amount of land. In 1940, one farmer produced enough food for 19 people. By 1970, it had risen to 73 people. And, today, one farmer produces enough food for 155 people. Modern dairy farms only use 10 percent of the land, 23 percent of the feedstuffs and 35 percent of the water that was required to produce the same amount of milk in 1944. Similarly, in 2007, dairy farming produced only 24 percent of the manure and 43 percent of the methane output per gallon of milk compared to farming in 1944.
Like I said, an amazing story to tell and one that each of us should be telling every single day to anyone and everyone who will listen. But one thing that I think gets left out of the discussion is your children.
Although I'm not blessed to have my own children yet, I have had many opportunities to work with some of your kids. It amazes me every time I go to a youth event -- be it National Jr. Holstein Convention, Intercollegiate Dairy Challenge -- or work with the local Jr. Holstein group, or attend our county fair or an FFA function, just how much you as parents and we as an industry should be proud of.
These kids are inspiring.
The kids in the agricultural industry are level-headed thinkers, problem solvers. They are dedicated, responsible and caring individuals. They have embraced personal accountability and personal responsibility. They are growing up with a foundation that the majority of the population doesn't have. And, every time I'm at an event, they continue to be an inspiration and give me a sense of pride in our industry. Not just because of how hard they work, but because I know that I'm looking at the future leaders of not only the agricultural industry, but of our country.
Our country will continue to be faced with many challenges. It will require strong leaders and problem-solvers. Particularly in agriculture, as fewer and fewer people grow up on farms, the challenges will continue to increase. We will need these future leaders.
Be proud, you are raising the leaders of tomorrow.


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When I showed Bob I'd used this picture of us as my laptop wallpaper he said "that's the love of my life". Pictures taken last weekend at the Morgantown City Reservoir. October 2012
Bob set the self timer on his camera to take the picture.
The fibers and paper were a gift from Rita Barakat. Rita sent me a huge (heavy) box of papers and goodies. She's a terrific scrapper and mixed media artist whose work can be viewed on her blog, Let's Embellish. Thank you my Texas friend!
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Bellew and Chilemba ready to ignite
By Graham Houston
WealthTV features boxing for the second week in a row on Saturday with a double-header from Liverpool, and although Tony Bellew's fight with Isaac Chilemba for the WBC Silver light-heavyweight title is the main event, the chief supporting bout between Anthony Crolla and Derry Mathews for the Commonwealth lightweight title could steal the show.
"Bomber" Bellew, fighting at home in Liverpool, is the favourite against Chilemba. Bellew's only loss was on a majority decision against unbeaten British rival Nathan Cleverly, and I consider this Bellew's best performance even though he lost.
It was anyone's fight after 10 rounds but Cleverly came on strongly at the end, pulling out the majority decision by sweeping the last two rounds on all three judges' cards. I'm not sure that Chilemba would have been able to withstand the sort of pressure that Cleverly was putting on Bellew in that fight.
In his three fights since then, Bellew has blown hot and cold. He was very good stopping the unorthodox Danny McIntosh in the fifth round but looked somewhat ordinary before getting a faded Edison Miranda out of the fight in the ninth. In his last fight, Bellew fought from the third round with a severe cut over the right eye against Roberto Bolonti, defeating his Argentinean opponent comfortably enough on points but never looking like fulfilling his pre-fight pledge to "destroy" Bolonti. Obviously, getting cut so early in the fight was a handicap, but even allowing for this Bellew wasn't what you could call impressive, and in the later rounds the crowd was watching in a bored way.
On Saturday, Bellew is guaranteeing excitement. He says that the Liverpool fans want to see Chilemba's blood "and I'm going to give it to them". Bellew promises to smash Chilemba "until there's nothing left to smash" and says that he is willing to die in the ring (a comment I always feel uncomfortable hearing from a boxer).
I'm always a bit concerned when fighters talk like this. Some fighters famously back up their words, but for many others the rhetoric falls flat in the heat of battle.
Bellew seems to be putting an awful lot of pressure on himself, more than is usually the case, and the generalisation of longtime Las Vegas oddsmaker Herb Lambeck still echoes in my consciousness: "Talkers don't win."
Chilemba, meanwhile, seems remarkably unaffected by Bellew's bold comments or by the hostile Liverpool setting: Jeered as he stepped to the scales for Friday's weigh in, Chilemba cheerfully gestured to the crowd to ramp up the volume.
Born in Malawi in southeast Africa but based in Johannesburg, Chilemba trains in the U.S. and will have ex-champ Buddy McGirt working in his corner. Chilemba is probably a classier boxer than Bellew, more athletic, a bit faster, but Bellew seems clearly to be the heavier handed.
"He's a good fighter, good at what he does," Bellew says of Chilemba, "but I'm a lot stronger than he is. I've got a desire that can't be matched and it doesn't matter how hard it gets. I have something inside me which keeps me going. I always find a way to win."
Bellew and Chilemba have each survived two knockdowns in a fight and come back to win. Bellew. perhaps too eager to land his own heavy blows, was down in the first and second rounds against the strong and dangerous Ovill McKenzie but rallied to win in the eighth; he comfortably outpointed McKenzie in a rematch in which Bellew showed that he can vary his method by boxing a clever, calculating type of fight. Chilemba was dropped twice in the eighth round by Maxim Vlasov but he not only survived by far the shakiest round of his career he came back to hurt the Russian boxer before the round was over.
I can envisage the relaxed and skilled Chilemba scoring points, but Bellew is likely to be going right after him from the start, and if Bellew can land flush with his right hand there could be a problem for Chilemba. Bellew has shown that he has boxing ability, but if he goes into the fight focused on scoring a knockout, and doesn't get one, he could get frustrated and start missing and getting picked off. So Bellew must stay disciplined and use his jab to give Chilemba something to think about while Bellew is trying to set up an opening for the right hand.
Chilemba has stopped only one of his last 10 opponents but it was an impressive finish as he blasted out the lanky New Zealand southpaw Jameson Bostic with a right hand in the second round last October. Veteran Dan Birmingham was training Chilemba at the time but Chilemba has since made the change to Buddy McGirt, feeling he could learn some "new tricks"; McGirt calls Chilemba a "fantastic" fighter.
I'm leaning towards Bellew a little bit but I see it as almost an even-money fight whereas the oddsmakers have Bellew a clear favourite at around -225.
The first fight between Liverpool's Derry Mathews and Manchester's Anthony Crolla last April was Britain's fight of the year for 2012, a war in which Crolla seemed poised for victory after two rounds only to get knocked down in the third round, cut over the eye in the fourth and then staggered and stopped in the sixth. Crolla says he knows where he went wrong; Mathews, of course, says that what he did before he will do again. Mathews is dangerous but vulnerable; Crolla has a jolting left jab and goes to the body effectively but doesn't have much margin for error against the heavy-hitting veteran. I'm expecting Crolla — the slight betting favourite — to keep a tighter defence this time and come on strongly in the later rounds to turn the tables, but it really is a pick 'em fight.
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February 8, 2012
WAUKESHA, WIS.— Carroll University's Black Student Union will host its annual Soul Food Dinner on Sunday, Feb. 26, 2012, at 5 p.m. The event is in the Stackner Ballroom in the upper level of the Campus Center, 101 N. East Ave., Waukesha. Free and open to the public; donations will be accepted.The first of two keynote speakers is the Honorable Judge Marc Whiten of the New York City Criminal Court. Whitten received his Bachelor of Science degree from Carroll University in 1977 and his Juris Doctor degree from New York Law School. The second keynote speaker is Lt. Mahlon Mitchell, the youngest and first African American President of the Professional Fire Fighters of Wisconsin. The PFFW represents 57 local departments and nearly 3,000 firefighters across the state.RSVP by Feb. 20, 2012 to Gabrielle Kendrick, president of the Black Student Union, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Sep 29, 2011 - Wonderful and easy and a great cut. Free Parking right at the salon (in downtown Ann Arbor, that is a plus) along with fresh coffee and a muffin. Very comfortable atmosphere at the salon, as Renay greets me with a big smile and remembers me from several years ago. So glad I found her again! She was able to take some very ratty ends and what was looking too much like a frizzy mess and transform it into a great look that I don't have to do anything with. It is completely wash and dry on the run. Tested it out the next day and yes, it is curling nicely, even in the humidity. It is still manageable, and I love the shape it gives to my face. Renay has been doing curly hair and training others to cut curly hair for years and it shows. So glad she decided not to retire!


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Press Releases
January 24, 2008
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Hats Off! New Exhibition at SFO Showcases Women's Airline Uniform Caps
SAN FRANCISCO-- Hats Off! Women's Airline Uniform Caps, a new exhibition at San Francisco International Airport, presents a unique look at the design history of the crowning touch in the fashions of flight - the airline uniform hat for women.
The approximately thirty-five uniform caps included in the exhibition illustrate the cap's role as a practical accessory and an extension of an airline's company image. Caps on display range from haute couture-inspired looks from the 1940s, and modern designs from the 1960s to retro-influenced styles from the 1980s and 1990s. Among the designers represented in the exhibition are Adolfo, Howard Greer, Oleg Cassini, Stan Herman, Eric Javits, Raymond Loewy, Jean Louis, Hanae Mori, Mary McFadden, and Frank Olive.
Hats Off! Women's Airline Uniform Caps is located pre-security on the Departures/Ticketing Level of Terminal 1, through April 11, 2008. There is no charge to view the exhibition, and the exhibition is open 24 hours a day. Images from the exhibition are available online at http://www.flysfo.com/web/page/about/news/pressres/exh-caps.html.
San Francisco Airport Museums
The San Francisco Airport Museums program was established by the Airport Commission in 1980 for the purposes of humanizing the Airport environment, providing visibility for the unique cultural life of San Francisco, and providing educational services for the traveling public. The Museum was granted initial accreditation from the American Association of Museums in 1999, reaccredited in 2005, and has the distinction of being the only accredited museum in an airport. Today, the San Francisco Airport Museums features approximately twenty galleries throughout the Airport terminals, displaying a rotating schedule of art, history, science, and cultural exhibitions, as well as the San Francisco Airport Commission Aviation Library and Louis A. Turpen Aviation Museum, a permanent collection dedicated to the history of commercial aviation.
About San Francisco International Airport
SFO (www.flysfo.com) offers non-stop links with more than 30 international points on 26 international carriers. The Bay Area's Airport of Choice connects non-stop with more than 65 cities in the United States on 21 domestic airlines, including more than six times as many non-stop flights to the New York area than the other Bay Area airports combined.


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Welcome to Sunday Snippets. This is a weekly feature that allows you to take a quick peek at posts that I loved from my FAT TUESDAY carnival this past week. I'll also summarize some posts from my blog from the past week. If you missed some or didn't have time to read the whole post this "snippet" will give you the gist of it.
Here are some articles and recipes that I picked from FAT TUESDAY that really stood out for me. Each week I'll be featuring some links from FAT TUESDAY so be sure to link up your best posts! If you are not a blogger, this is a place to connect with fascinating writings from all over the blogosphere!
This week we had so many wonderful selections it was really hard to choose… but here are a few of my favorites!
- Chocolate Almond Lara Bars from Real Food Freaks. Yikes! These look good!
- How to Get Flat Stomach from Thank Your Body. Some very good tips and suggestions here.
- Pumpkin Poppers from GAPS Diet Journey. These look good! A good substitute for Munchkins — haha!
- Home Remedies for Congestion from Common Sense Homesteading. Great tips for this time of year!
- Whole Cranberry Sauce with Variations from Liberated Kitchen. This looks good and it's so easy!
- Eliminate Stress Anxiety and Panic in 57 Seconds from Small Footprint Family. Great explanation and documentation for this simple breathing exercise.
- My Favorite Thanksgiving Superfoods from Jo's Health Corner. Interesting selection of foods discussed.
- Tutorial: How To Store Fresh Herbs from Fox in the Kitchen. This is a great tutorial with lots of photos and good information!
In addition, here are some posts from my blog this week that you may want to take a peek at…
- Real Food for the Holidays Best E-Course Ever. This class will teach you how to make a beautiful holiday meal and much more! On sale now!
- Giveaway: Beef and Chicken Broth Sampler from Wise Choice Market — $59.00 Value — On through November 21. Join the fun!
- Store Bought Broth or Stock — Not the Real Deal. Lots of interesting information abouat how food companies beef up the broth!
- Thanksgiving Real Food Roundup. Great recipes for all courses of the meal! And an interesting photo of my pumpkin head guys!
- Fat Tuesday November 13, 2012. A fabulous collection of great eats in the real food world this week!