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Leonard B. Stern, the inventor of Mad Libs, died yesterday. In honor of his work, we'll do an on-air Mad Lib based on Larry King's enactment on the show this week of the speech Congressman Anthony Weiner should have given at a press conference as soon as there was speculation that he was sending lewd pictures over Twitter. Here's the Mad Lib with blanks:
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Limit, Volume 2 by Keiko Suenobu
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The division between "popular" and "unpopular" may have seemed important only hours ago, but after a school bus accident has killed all but five high school students, old roles no longer matter. Mizuki Konno, once part of the pretty elite clique, must humble herself and learn to work with old rivals and students she previously ignored as she and the others struggle to feed and shelter themselves. But danger comes not only from the forest they're stranded in. Class oddball Arisa Morishige has been mad with power ever since she managed to snag the only weapon on board the bus, and quiet Chikage Usui has started to crack under the strain. Konno's best chance at survival is by following the lead of calm strategist Chieko Kamiya, but will the girls work together or only to ensure their individual survival?
In the previous volume, Konno came to the realization that she doesn't really know her classmates beyond a superficial level when one of her supposed best friends lashes out at her. She does her best to patch things up in this volume, and tries to learn more about her classmates. But it seems like every attempt at bonding ends in disillusionment or failure, and she realizes just how fragile friendships can be.
More is revealed about the lives of Arisa, Chikage and Chieko as Konno gets to know them, and it is clear that their upbringing had a huge influence on their current actions. Chieko has many siblings that she longs to return to, and her grandfather taught her basic survival skills, so she is more comfortable in the situation than her counterparts. Chikage is her opposite in many ways: a pampered single child who doesn't quite know how to fend for herself because there have always been others to take care of her. Even Arisa's cruelties to her classmates begin to make more sense as her own dark history is slowly unveiled.
This is a dark story, made all the grimmer by the fact that the authorities – the school, bus company, and police – have not fully realized an accident occurred by the end of the second book. With every hour that passes, the girls' chance at survival slides. At this point, I'm already wondering who will be the next to die...
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OGDEN, Utah - Street and Smith's publications has published a specialty magazine, ranking the 100 greatest men's college basketball programs of all time. The publication arrived in the mail and newsstands throughout the country on Tuesday, January 25, 2005.
Weber State was ranked 51st by the publication. The one page article entitled "The Original Small School Power" was written by Travis Clemens. Clemens is a former co-sports editor of the Weber State Signpost. It details WSU's rise from a junior college to four-year status. Quoting from the magazine. ... "WSU is a basketball school, the definition of a mid-major. It's only been a four-year, NCAA school since 1962; prior to that it was a junior college. It didn't even become a university until 1990. ... The Wildcat tradition comes from great coaches capable of getting incredible results from players they were able to bring to the small school."
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The state of Utah was well represented in the piece. The University of Utah was ranked 11th, Brigham Young University was 36th and Utah State University was 82nd. The only other Big Sky Conference school listed was Idaho State. The Bengals came in 73rd. Former Big Sky Conference member, Gonzaga (1963-78), was ranked 89th.
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Wednesday, June 26, 2013 at 03:41AM
So to recap you have not peroxide dyed (permanent or demi) for six months, you have not heat styled for six months? So you have roughly three inches of virgin hair and the rest is badly damaged? Is the new growth strong and your normal level of hydration or weak and dryer than usual? If it is weak make an appointment with your dermatologist or family doctor.
Unfortunately hair is dead and cannot be repaired, some hair is just unsalvageable and needs cutting off so they don't catch on and damage healthy new growth. The ends will obviously have had the most heat and peroxide exposure. Porous or damaged hair will not hold colour well, do a semi permanent which is none damaging and leave it for several hours.
Oil will not lighten your virgin roots, it might draw out dye molecules depending which oil and how you use it. Sunlight will unless you cover your hair religiously, raw honey or lemon juice with sunlight, or maybe your hair is naturally changing colour as you mature. There is very little natural oil in many of the Morrocan oil products since argan oil is expensive, it's way down the ingredients list, those products are wall to wall silicones.
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Villa near St Junien, Haute Vienne, Limousin, France - Peaceful, 5 Mins Drive From Town And Golf Course
The property is situated 3 miles from the bustling town of St Junien, a small rural French town that has 2 hypermarkets, a few mini supermarkets, restaurants, a Saturday market and the usual pattiserie, boulangerie, boucherie and other traditional artisan retails outlets. The property is located within an acre of grounds, with a secluded south facing private pool and loungers in the front of the house. There is a barn to the rear and inside the barn there is table tennis and a basketball hoop. To one side of the barn there is children's play area with swings and climbing apparatus with a large trampoline on the lawn. The garden is fully fenced and safe for children, the swimming pool is surrounded by French law compliant safety fencing and a self closing gate. There is also a covered outside kitchen/BBQ area with a decked dining area and under cover hot tub. There is an additional lounging area under cover by the kitchen door. All in all, a wonderful place to relax and enjoy fine food and wine.
The house is a 4 storey (including the cellar) 130 year old villa, built by a local Glove factory owner as his own home in 1888. The architecture is unusual for the region and was heavily influenced by his travels around the world. This makes Le Petit Pre quite unique and a lovely surprise when you first see it. The house has a lovely well equipped kitchen/diner that sits 6 comfortably and 8 at a squeeze, but thats not an issue as there are so many wonderful places to eat outside at the house! The key area is the deck up by the barn that adjoins the under cover summer kitchen and 4 person hot tub area, with a couple of different cooking options and a table that seats up to 12 people. There are also 2 wooden picnic tables in the garden that seat up to 6 or 12 when placed together, so you can eat where you want! Inside the house is a dining hall, living room with all mod cons, downstairs toilet and lovely cellar bathroom with a roll top, claw foot bath and shower over. There is also a Samsung washer dryer and sink. By the front door, overlooking the pool are 2 x wonderful hammock seats, perfect for sundowner drinks watching the children play in the pool. The first floor has a master bedroom with super-king size bed with canopy over and a children's bunk room with LCD TV/DVD player and cot. There is also a shower room and toilet with a huge rainfall shower head, separate shower hose and double sized shower base - a wonderful place to soak, any time of day. Up the stairs to the top floor brings you to another king sized bed and a twin bedroom, again with LCD TV and DVD player - so you can see the house is perfectly set up for 2 x families of 4! The views from the top floor are lovely with glimpses of the town of St Junien to the East and the River Vienne to the front. The floors and and staircase are lovely old stained wood throughout and every room has a floor or desk fan, plus window shutters, to help keep you cool on those long summer days.
Outside the front of the house, the 8m x 4m in-ground private swimming pool is south facing, surrounded by a sun trap patio and is completely private, as it is surrounded by a 8 foot hedge! The depth is 1.5m throughout with a ladder, so safe for older children and adults but also surrounded by safety fencing and a self closing gate to keep toddlers and babies safe.
Overall, the house is a joy to stay in, with loads of lovely shabby-chic touches and plenty of space inside and out, for everyone young and old. You can eat in a different part of the huge garden every night, while the hot tub, cellar bath and rainfall shower give you enough luxury to help you to properly relax and enjoy your well earned holiday!
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Glorious setting.
About the Owner
About Clare Macnaughton
My husband is serving in the military and I am a writer and blogger. The house is our only house as we live in rented accommodation back in the UK.
Clare Macnaughton purchased this villa in 2001
Why Clare Macnaughton chose Rochechouart area
We happened upon it by chance after seeing it advertised in The Sunday Times. We boarded a TGV train to the Limousin via Paris, and journeyed to the property. When we visited it - it was love at first sight. We put in an offer that was accepted and became french property owners! It really is a beautifully unique property with so many lovely spaces and features, we just had to have it and threw caution to the wind.
What makes this villa unique
Very close to the nearest market town and supermarkets but still in a relatively isolated position. The pool is a sun trap and completely private and the garden is big, safe and full of fun adventures...
Guestbook comments from the owner
Hamilton Family: Le Petit Pre is a stunning traditional French home with fabulous pool & patio, with outside sun deck and patios carefully designed to maximize use of the sun throughout the day. It is set amongst mature, landscaped gardens in a tranquil rural setting, modernised to cater for large family groups and provisioned to the highest standard. This fusion of old and new has created a holiday destination that simply we fell in love with. On several days of our holiday we didn't leave the grounds with the pool, play barn & gardens proving ample entertainment and relaxation for the group. The Vienne river is on the doorstep with beautiful walks, cycles, canoe trips all easily accessible and within a short drive are a number of picturesque lakes with artificial beaches, sailing and other sporting activities catered for. For the cultured, chateaus, galleries, restaurants, roman ruins and historical sites abound. In short, a fabulous family holiday location with the 'wow' factor!
Guestbook comments from the owner
Hamilton Family: Le Petit Pre is a stunning traditional French home with fabulous pool & patio, with outside sun deck and patios carefully designed to maximize use of the sun throughout the day. It is set amongst mature, landscaped gardens in a tranquil rural setting, modernised to cater for large family groups and provisioned to the highest standard. This fusion of old and new has created a holiday destination that simply we fell in love with. On several days of our holiday we didn't leave the grounds with the pool, play barn & gardens proving ample entertainment and relaxation for the group. The Vienne river is on the doorstep with beautiful walks, cycles, canoe trips all easily accessible and within a short drive are a number of picturesque lakes with artificial beaches, sailing and other sporting activities catered for. For the cultured, chateaus, galleries, restaurants, roman ruins and historical sites abound. In short, a fabulous family holiday location with the 'wow' factor!
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Glorious setting.
We were met by the very welcoming Housekeeper who gave us a comprehensive overview of Le Petit Pre. The gorgeous house was spotless and the kitchen far better equipped than ours at home! We luxuriated in the space that the property provided both inside and out. It would comfortably have accommodated two families. We used the pool all day, everyday and the when we need a change of scene, an ongoing table tennis tournament provided distraction in the barn. Children aged 15,12 & 5 were kept occupied and happy for a week with all that the property provided and we are only mildly ashamed to say that the only time we left the house was to drive the very short distance to the hypermarket for food! It was a fabulous setting for a family holiday, little things like the bed linen, the housekeeper's help with a query mid week, the trampoline and numerous different places to sit and read a book or sup a sundowner - oh and the wifi ( kids v. happy with this) made it a place to stay we all wholeheartedly recommend. It's very easy to find too!
Fabulous family holiday!
We were greeted on our arrival by Paula, the housekeeper, who gave us a friendly welcome and an informative tour of the property, without being too intrusive. The property was clean is is obviously well cared for. Paula was just a phone call away and could not do enough to help us when we had a couple of emergencies, especially when we required medical assistance for my son.
The amenities that the property offered allowed us to have a wonderfully relaxing holiday despite the changeable weather we had. There were two families staying in the property and we had sufficient space to accommodate all of us. The children were kept amused by the pool, trampoline and playing table-tennis or basketball in the barn when it was a bit rainy. The property is suitable for families with younger or older children. The hot tub is a welcome addition to the house and we enjoyed spending time in it during the evenings when the temperature had dropped.
The nearest town is a short drive away with large supermarkets on the outskirts. There seemed to be plenty of places to eat but we didn't eat out at all, we just enjoyed the BBQ or using the well equipped kitchen.
The surrounding area is very beautiful and I wish we had had more time to explore it.
Both families thoroughly enjoyed the holiday and all would definitely recommend to others.
From the Owner
"We happened upon it by chance after seeing it advertised in The Sunday Times. We boarded a TGV train to the Limousin via Paris, and journeyed to the property. When we visited it - it was love at first sight. We put in an offer that was accepted and became french property owners! It really is a beautifully unique property with so many lovely spaces and features, we just had to have it and threw caution to the wind."
Activity and Interests
Special interest holidays:
The lakes of the Charente and Haute Vienne provided excellent licensed fishing for anglers. The region offers canoeing, sailing, wakeboarding, tree top adventures, aquarium, zoo and chateaus.
Around the Haute Vienne and within a 30 min drive of the house are various lakes with beaches. The nearest 'Plan d'eau' or 'Place de Loisirs' is at Etagnac 5 mins away. The lake of Videix with water-sport facilities for hire is some 30 min drive away and the spectacular Lac de Paradoux, also with water-sports to hire is approximately 50 min drive away.
A car is essential due to the rural location of the property.
Limoges airports 20 mins drive. Flights from: Paris/Southampton/East Midlands/Liverpool/Stansted. Please contact owner should you require weblink addresses. Caen 4.5 hours drive. Cherbourg 6 hours drive. Calais 9 hours drive.
Local town St Junien 5 min drive. Rochechouart Chateau & local arts 10 min drive. Oradour Sur Glane (war history) 40 min drive. Bellac Outstanding beauty 30 mins. Lots of chateaus around nearby as the house is on the Route Richard Coeur de Lion. You will be staying in the heart of real France.
Further Details:
Banks, shopping, restaurants and 2 x hypermarkets in St Junien.
Prices and Availability
Rental rates
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
|Event Price
Spring 2017
1 Apr 2017 - 30 Jun 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Mid-Summer 2017
1 Jul 2017 - 2 Sep 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Late Summer 2017
3 Sep 2017 - 28 Oct 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
* Approximate monthly price. Actual pricing will depend on the days of the month you stay.
Additional pricing information
|Refundable Damage Deposit
|Cleaning & linen
Changeover Day:
Saturdays. Arrive at 3pm earliest, depart at 10am latest.
Notes on prices:
This now includes linen
Owner's Cancellation Policy
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From the Owner
"Very close to the nearest market town and supermarkets but still in a relatively isolated position. The pool is a sun trap and completely private and the garden is big, safe and full of fun adventures..."
Property Type
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- Family
- Historic
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
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- Internet ...
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided ...
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Pool / Spa
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- Private Pool ...
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- wheelchair inaccessible ...
Location Type
- river
- town
- churches
- forests
- museums
- recreation centre
- restaurants
Leisure Activities
- bird watching
- eco tourism
- horse riding
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- groceries
- hospital
- laundrette - serviced
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- fishing
- freshwater fishing
- golf
- hiking
- mountain biking
- sailing
- swimming
- tennis
- water skiing
- wind-surfing
Floor Area
- 150 m²
- Toilet 1 - Toilet
- Cellar Bathroom - Bath with Shower, Roll top, claw foot, double ended bath with shower & sink
- Shower Room - Toilet, Shower Enclosure, Huge, double sized shower, with rainfall head!
- The main bathroom is situated on the first floor has a WC, basin and a spacious double rainfall shower with a separate flexible shower hose & head. The cellar has a Victorian style roll top, claw foot bath, with shower tap, for those longer more luxurious soaks with a sink & mirror.
- 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8
- Bedroom 3 - 1 Large Double Bed
- Bedroom 4 - 2 Single Bed, Twin beds, TV/DVD player
- Bedroom 2 - 2 Single Bed, 1 Cot, Bunk beds, TV/DVD player, additional travel cot
- Bedroom 1 - 1 Extra Lg. Double Bed
- Description of sleeping capacity: Sleeps 8 in 4 Bedrooms Notes on bedrooms: Bedroom 1 with super-king size bed (1st floor) Bedroom 2 with bunk beds, cot, changing table with mat (1st floor) Bedroom 3 with king size bed (2nd floor) Bedroom 4 with twin beds (2nd floor) Both 'kids' rooms (2 & 4) have TV/DVD players and there is also a baby bath and 2 x stair gates in bedroom 2
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- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 8
- pets considered ...
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Two of our greatest recommendations for beginners would be the Forever Nude Palette and the That's Heart Palette. Each palette includes your essentials: eyeshadow, blush and highlighter! The a difference between the two palettes is that the Forever Nude Palette includes two lip colors while the That's Heart Palette includes a bronzer. Choosing whether to add a pop of color to your lips or a warm tone to your cheeks is completely a personal preference, and totally up to you! Next, pick one of our Concealer Pencils in your skin tone; these pencils will help you hide blemishes and even out your complexion.
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I really felt at Easter time that I needed a short break away. I didn't want to go abroad, I wanted to go to Cornwall as I have great sentimental connections to this wonderful area. My childhood holidays were spent here and after loosing both my mam and then last year my dad, I had to go there and find some peace to reflect over my loss.
I have a touring caravan. But I wanted to have a holiday experience that was different and special. I therefore decided that I wanted to stay with my family in a cornish cottage.
I was very pleased when typing into my search engine, cornish cottages to be led to the website cornish cottage holidays. The website was very attractive and appealing. Firstly, what struck me was how easy the site was to use. It is exceptionally straight forward to navigate around.
Firstly you have a list of requirements which you have to fill in. So you have to state which dates you are looking to stay. How many bedrooms you need and which part of Cornwall you wish to stay. Then there is a long list in which you have to tick your preferences. So for instance, I was desperate to stay in a cottage that had open fires. So I ticked that box. I also wanted the cottage to be quite remote and in the countryside, so them boxes were ticked too.
You then enter search, within seconds I had a long list of cottages to choose from. I was very impressed with how well matched to my needs these cottages appeared. By pressing on the availabilty button of the cottages, I was then able to see how much the cottage would be for the week.
Obviously some cottages were better than others. All cottages had a star rating which had been awarded by this web site, these ratings were given regarding past visitors reviews. Although some cottages did look as if they needed updating decor wise, all cottages had charm and looked very clean and tidy.
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Within two days I had a letter through the post with all the information I needed regarding the holiday and the cottage. We then had a phone call of the cottage owner, who was lovely and gave us some directions to the cottage and information. I thought this was a great personal touch and I found it settled my nervous thoughts that this cottage may be a dump.
When we arrived, we were amazed how beautiful the cottage was. There were flowers, cider and a lovely welcoming card placed on the cottage table. It is fair to say that the cottage far exceeded our expectations. Everything I wished for and more. It was spotlessly clean which for a fuss pot like me, was a relief.
We were given a pack off cornish cottage holidays, with numbers to contact if we were unhappy regarding the cottage. There was also a questionnaire which we were asked to fill in for quality control purposes.
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I have to admit, I am thrilled with the efficient and proffesional service I recieved from this website. I was impressed with it's efficiency from the time I logged on. I would most certainly use this wonderful site again, without any degree of hesitation. The cost of this website is included in the holiday. I believe the cottage owners pay these agents comission of any holidays sold.
The general cost of the rental of these cottages was very reasonable. I paid £500 for the Easter week. The cottage that we stayed in was really exceptional. I could have rented a cottage for around £300. But I fell in love with this one and felt I deserved a treat. For this £500 though we were treated to an orchard and two huge roaring open fires. Three double bedrooms and the most gorgeously relaxing week.
I would certainly use cornish cottage holidays again. I believe it offered exceptionally good service which all in all enabled us to have a great relaxing family holiday!!


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The panda, officially called a "conservation reliant endangered species," is perhaps one the most famous and most treasured endangered species. Rightfully so, this portrait was drawn on October 4th to proudly celebrate World Animal Day, a universal celebration of animals which began in 1931 at a convention of ecologists in Florence as a way of highlighting the plight of endangered species.
Panda drawing with a basic 2HB pencil. Number 17 in the "Grey Fauna" series. See them all in detail here: https://www.behance.net/gallery/Grey-Fauna/9762151
My intention with this series is to show these fantastical creatures in a serene fashion, drained of all colour. Using only a simple writing pencil to draw them is my way of making a statement against what I feel may be one of the culprits responsible for why so many of these creatures are facing a troubling decline in number on our planet. That culprit being humanity's burning need for acquiring more than they really need, better known as greed. The stress humans have put upon these creatures though pollution, habitat destruction, and in the case of the more exotic creatures, trophy hunting, all stem from humanity's unquenchable thirst and hunger to have what they don't need to have. Humanity's always testing limitations, and while that makes for promising technology, it doesn't serve nature well at all. How does this relate to a basic drawing tool, you ask? The key is in the word "basic". By drawing these animal portraits with a basic tool I'm challenging myself to make use of simple resources while suppressing my hunger to reach for the fabled "more". As a result, the series became more intimate and emotional, and maybe a little sad to reflect my feelings for the animals themselves.
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Octavia Spencer Celebrates Tinseltown's Finest at the 2013 Oscars
Hollywood was a little extra bright tonight (February 24) as Octavia Spencer showed up at the 85th Academy Awards.
And the "Help" star and Academy Award winner herself got all gussied up in a designer ensemble and hit the red carpet for some serious shutterbug action prior to the big show.
This year's nominees for Best Supporting Actress include Amy Adams, Sally Field, Anne Hathaway, Helen Hunt, and Jackie Weaver.
Meanwhile, the ladies up for the Best Actress trophy are Jessica Chastain, Jennifer Lawrence, Emmanuelle Riva, Quvenzhane Wallis, and Naomi Watts.


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Multidisciplinary design practitioner, artist and educator Amy Leidtke is an engaged scholar with over 20 years of professional experience in research, participatory design, strategic and master planning, exhibit and product development and design, curriculum design and public speaking. She is an accomplished industrial designer and education consultant with a record of success combining the disciplines of strategic and master planning, ideation and design development, participatory design workshops, project management and inclusive professional design practice.
Leidtke has experience with making design accessible, developing educational symposia, salons, institutes, roundtables, exhibits, activities, products and workshops for people of all ages. Her independent research interests include participatory design, design thinking, design education, and design science, with an emphasis on creating design education products and experiences for K–16 students and educators.
Leidtke has been teaching at RISD since 1995. Sample college-level studio courses include: Curiosita: Practical Applications for Innovative Thinking, Introduction to Industrial Design, Sketching and Rendering for Industrial Design, Industrial Design Principles, Industrial Design Investigations, 2-D Drawing for Furniture Design, Drawing Boot Camp, Nature-Inspired Design Innovation, Spatial Dynamics and Industrial Design Graduate Studio. Sample independent studies include Tensegrities, UX/Brand Strategy and Design for Children. Since 2014 she has also served on the faculty of the Department of English/Cultural Studies, College of Arts and Sciences, Bryant University, Smithfield, RI teaching Design in Contemporary Culture and IDEA Design Thinking.
Leidtke received the Student Chapter Merit Award from the Industrial Designers Society of America in 1988. In 1990 she was recognized by the National Association of Museum Exhibition Slide Show of Exemplary Exhibits for her Generations exhibit, which was installed at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis. In 1991 she received The Children's Museum of Indianapolis Award of Excellence for her design of the Animals from A to Z... Including Me! exhibit. In 1995, she received the Alexander Graham Bell Award for Excellence in Design and Invention, awarded by RISD's Industrial Design department. She served as a Presidential Faculty Fellow for Rhode Island Campus Compact from 2013–14. In 2015, she received a Certificate of Special Recognition from Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo for the creation and curation of the exhibition Tangible Thinking: The Intersection of Art, Design, Math and Science, located at The VETS Gallery, contributing to Rhode Island as the State of the Arts. She was Andrew W. Mellon Teaching Fellow at Brown University's Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology in 2015–16. She has also been a Faculty Fellow at the Biomimicry 3.8 Institute since 2014. Leidtke is co-founder of the Biennial Design Science Symposium, an interactive meeting of makers, thinkers, practitioners and educators (organized by the Synergetics Collaborative and the Edna Lawrence Nature Lab) at RISD. She currently resides in New England with her family.
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We here at Beer on my shirt have worked hard to approach beer from a semi-unique perspective. Mainly, we obtained said perspective through a highly secretive artistic process that values heavily at least one of the following:
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So it is with great pleasure that I announce that the collective of imaginary and real employees known to you as Beer on my shirt, has joined together, even more so than previous thought possible through late night sexual experimentation, to form one real person, more specifically, one real beer writer - J. R. Shirt.
The fantastic writing adventures of J. R. Shirt can be found over at Beergraphs.com, a website that combines the analytics of baseball sabermetrics with the world of beer. So please go check it out. My first post went up today - it may or may not be about shitting my pants. Perhaps it is about you shitting your pants.
Fear not, loyal "Beer on my shirt" reader, for this site will continue - mostly to keep you updated with the trials and tribulations of an office that actually has a deadline now. Also, please don't get all whistle-blower on me if you see some old "Beer on my shirt" material posted over at Beergraphs. It's bound to happen.
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My family is up in the McCammon area visiting in laws and I would like to get my 2 boys 13 and 15 out duck or goose hunting Tuesday Wednesday or Turkey day morning. We are from San Diego (please don't hold that against us) and are very new but listen well and the boys will do whatever asked. We do have a few duck decoys that belong to my father in law and he has a great Chessie and would probably like to go also if nothing else just to run his dog. Call me if you can help with spots or if we could tag along.
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Canada July Retail Sales Index Report (Text)
The following is the text of Canada's retail sales report for July as released by Statistics Canada.
Retail sales rose 0.7% to $39.0 billion in July, more than offsetting the decline in June. Gains were reported in 8 of 11 subsectors, representing 72% of total retail trade. The increase was led by higher sales at motor vehicle and parts dealers, and general merchandise stores.
In volume terms, retail sales rose 0.6%.
Sales at motor vehicle and parts dealers increased 1.7% in July. Higher receipts at new car dealers (+1.7%) accounted for most of this gain. This was the first notable increase at new car dealers since the peak in January 2012. Sales in the "other motor vehicle dealers" industry, which includes retailers of recreational vehicles, motorcycles and boats, increased 2.8% after three consecutive monthly declines.
General merchandise stores registered a 1.5% increase. Department store sales rose 2.9%, more than offsetting the decline in June.
Following three consecutive monthly declines, sales at building material and garden equipment and supplies dealers increased 1.9%.
Gasoline stations reported a 0.7% sales gain following declines the previous two months.
Furniture and home furnishings store sales rose 2.1%. Sales in this subsector have remained relatively unchanged since the end of 2011.
Sales at clothing and clothing accessories stores edged up 0.2%. Gains at jewellery, luggage and leather goods stores (+4.1%) and shoe stores (+3.4%) were partially offset by a 0.7% decline in sales at clothing stores.
Receipts at food and beverage stores declined 0.9% in July after rising in May and June. Lower sales at supermarkets and other grocery stores (-1.3%) accounted for most of the decline. Beer, wine and liquor store sales declined for a second consecutive month, decreasing 0.5%.
Sales at electronics and appliance stores (-1.7%) declined for the third time in four months. Sales in this subsector have been on a downward trend since the end of 2011.
Sales up in all provinces
Retail sales increased in all provinces in July. The largest contribution to the national gain in dollar terms occurred in Quebec (+1.0%), where sales rose for a second month in a row.
Alberta registered a 1.4% sales gain, more than offsetting the decline in June.
British Columbia retailers reported a 0.7% increase in July. Sales in this province have been relatively flat since the beginning of 2012.
Continuing an upward trend, retail sales in Saskatchewan increased for a sixth consecutive month, rising 1.2% in July.
Retail sales in Ontario (+0.1%) were relatively unchanged from June.
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All the data in this release are seasonally adjusted and in current dollars, unless otherwise noted. For more information on seasonal adjustment, see Seasonal adjustment and identifying economic trends (http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/11-010- x/2010003/part-partie3-eng.htm) .
Total retail sales expressed in volume are calculated by deflating current dollar values using consumer price indexes. The retail sales series in chained (2007) dollars is a chained Fisher volume index with 2007 as the reference year.
Data published this month on total retail sales in volume, including the chain Fisher volume index, have been revised from January 2004 onward to reflect methodological enhancements. In addition, the reference year has changed from 2002 to 2007 for these volume data. For more information, see Sales in volume for Retail Trade (http://www23.statcan.gc.ca/imdb- bmdi/document/2406_D13_T9_V1-eng.htm) .
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Arsène Wenger will consider his future contribution and not past glories when he discusses a new contract next summer.
The Arsenal manager's deal runs out in 2011 and, as ever, he intends to see that through to its conclusion. Only then will he contemplate extending his tenure beyond 15 seasons. And, he argues, his decision will be based on what he can do in the future not what he has done already.
"I have one more year and I will respect that year," said the 60-year-old. "Then we will see where we are.
"I want to do well for this club, I do not want to be here because I have done well before and do not do well anymore. I want to see whether I can make my policy successful on the longer term. Then you decide 'do I stay or not?'".
Wednesday's defeat at Tottenham almost certainly means Arsenal will not win a trophy this season. But, despite that, Wenger believes his youth-based, evolutionary approach has paid dividends in recent years.
"Playing in the top three and with all the competition we have around us, you cannot say the policy has not paid off," he said. "You cannot parade the trophy, yes, but you cannot say what we have done, and the way we have achieved it, has not paid off. We play at the top."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Posted by Jost Hoppermann on December 14, 2010
For some time there have been rumors about Deutsche Banking having selected TCS BaNCS for some or all of its international subsidiaries. Today, both Deutsche Bankand Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)published a press release announcing that Deutsche Bank will implement TCS BaNCS Core Banking as its new core banking platform for Global Transaction Banking (GTB). The first international subsidiary, which is located in Abu Dhabi, went live three days ago. I discussed the deal with N. Ganapathy Subramaniam (NGS), the president of TCS Financial Solutions.
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Our Q3 2010 Global Financial Services Architecture Online Survey shows that 79% of the surveyed financial services firms are either already working on transforming their application landscape or plan to start this effort by 2012 at the latest. The need for greater business agility and flexibility, new business capabilities, and improved ability to cope with changing markets, offer more differentiation, and increase market share are key drivers for a large share of these financial services firms.
Coping with these drivers requires a large amount of architectural flexibility; therefore, architectural flexibility needs to be an integral element of any decision in favor of or against a given architecture or off-the-shelf banking platform within a transformation initiative. Consequently, it does not come as a surprise that 43% of the surveyed firms expect that more than one-third of their business applications will leverage service-oriented architecture and use business services in the next 18 to 24 months and an additional 19% think that more than half of their applications will utilize business services within that time frame.


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ran my first autocross in a while
and i was a little confused on the classes. Should my 100% stock SVT been in the C-Stock? I guess i didn't understand why i wasn't in Gstock? i mean, there was an 06 SC cobalt in Gstock, and i get stuck in C-Stock? i would have thought i was G-stock. Either way, i won the class, i was actually 7th fastest time of the day, that is including cars that beat me like a GTR, 425 whp STI (09), evo, AWD Audi. i didnt think it was too bad, i'm gonna try and find the link to the results once SCCA posts them. either way, it doesn't matter to me, i don't care, i'm just curious, anyone know?
wow, small world, i think i saw you! i was at that mall today (visiting family in calumet) and i heard a ruckus in the back! i'm assuming you were in the black SVT? since it was the only focus? i was actually gonna post on it in this forum till i saw this! lol
who was it with? and where? also how much did it cost?
stock svt and st r now in G-stock. i got changed this year i believe?
svt used to be in F-stock i think?
but congrats on coming first in ur class.
ya, i didn't think i'd be in C-stock, it was fun, but honestly the other driver's weren't good, its kinda sad when someone in an SVT is only .4 seconds slower than an STI or 350z
and dude, why didn't u stop by and introduce urself? lol
didn't really think too much of it. if my Powerworks focus was up here, i'd be in it! i had no idea about it! o well
well, if ur still up here, you can stop by!
headed back out tomorrow, got to get back to work!
SVT Focus is actually H-Stock as of this year. (used to be G-Stock prior to 2010) [;)]
And...I hope you smoked that Cobalt!!
i lost to him by 4 tenths. i didn't think that was too bad considering he has 80 more whp than me! lol
i lost to him by 4 tenths.
Maybe next time then. [dunno]
At least you know your proper class now. [;)]
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I really think in this new year that Afro-Punk should come to ohio! I have no idea if any of the bands came here before but I need an Afro-Punk consert here! What do you think?
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"I was a dream come true having a string quartet play for the wedding reception. They were great and helpful."
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"The best wedding Cake EVER!!!!"
Upper Crust7505 W 41st St
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"The food was great, the best I have ever had at a wedding. They gave us a tasting for free. The staff was very helpful too."
D J Connection201 W 5th St
Suite 300
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"I talked to lots of DJs at wedding shows. Then I met Josh and we clicked. I soon had a meeting to plan the music and we booked him for the wedding. However, just before the wedding was to start I was informed that Josh was not there but they sent a replacement instead."
Stems1702 Utica Square, www.tulsaflorist.net
Tulsa, OK, United States
"The flowers were beautiful and affordable."
Captured Images Photography2220 West Houston
Suite D
Broken Arrow, OK 74012, USA
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"I loved my pictures and I had 700 to choose from. I also got a DVD with all my pictures and a copyright release which was great!"
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Dress-A-Chair6863 S Peoria Ave
Tulsa, OK, United States
"Chair covers were the perfect addition and make the reception more beautiful. They were very helpful in helping us choose styles and colors"
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Broken Arrow, OK 74012, United States
"I checked everywhere and they had the best prices and lots of choices. The only small issue was the shirts came in bright white and they were supposed to be ivory but they had the correct ones overnighted."
Wedding Day Beauty Vendor:
Toni Johnson Salon formerly Reed Johnson Salon1326 E. 35th ST
Tulsa, OK 74105, USA
"Kim Decorte did a wonderful job on my hair and Make-up. It was exactly what I wanted and she made me look beautiful. She also did a great job on my bridesmaids hair."
Tulsa Garden Center2435 S Peoria Ave
Tulsa, OK, USA
"The Tulsa Garden Center veranda made a beautiful backdrop for an outdoor ceremony."
Tulsa Garden Center2435 S Peoria Ave
Tulsa, OK, USA
"We used the South Room, Foyer, Gold Room dining room and veranda for the reception. It was beautiful and worked out really well. This would not work well if you had a really large wedding, over 150. If you do have a large wedding you can use the auditorium but it is not a nice as the areas we used."
Best Western1200 E Lansing St
Broken Arrow, OK 74012, US
"OK hotel but not great."
Comfort Inn2301 W Concord St
Broken Arrow, OK 74012, US
Crowne Plaza Hotel100 E 2nd St
Tulsa, OK 74103, US
Doubletree Hotel616 W 7th St
Tulsa, OK 74127, US
Hampton Inn: Broken Arrow2300 West Albany St.
Broken Arrow, OK, USA
Holiday Inn Express2201 Stone Wood Cir
Broken Arrow, OK 74012-1032, US
"Many of my guests stayed here and liked it very much"
Renaissance Tulsa Hotel6808 S 107th East Ave
Tulsa, OK, USA
"Beautiful hotel with a great brunch. We spent our wedding night here."
Cinemark Movies 86808 S Memorial Dr
Tulsa, OK, USA
"$1.50 Movies"
Cinemark Tulsa10802 E 71st St
Tulsa, OK, USA
"Nicest Movie Theater"
Shopping & Restaurants:
Bass Pro Shops101 Bass Pro Dr
Broken Arrow, OK, USA
"Bass Pro Shop! Need I say more? Several restaurants nearby."
Shopping & Restaurants:
Promenade Mall4107 S Yale Ave
Tulsa, OK, USA
"Nice mall with movie theater and restaurants nearby."
Shopping & Restaurants:
Utica Square1579 E 21st St
Tulsa, OK 74114, US
"Shopping and Restaurants-Olive Garden, Peppers, Starbucks and more!"
Shopping & Restaurants:
Woodland Hills Mall7021 S Memorial Dr
Tulsa, OK, USA
"Nice Mall! Lots of restaurants nearby."
Gilcrease Museum1400 N Gilcrease Museum Rd
Tulsa, OK, USA
Philbrook Museum2727 S Rockford Rd
Tulsa, OK, USA
Tulsa Air & Space Museum3624 N 74th East Ave
Tulsa, OK, USA
Angus Inn201 S Main St
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Motorists are digging a little deeper in
their pockets to drive on the Maine Turnpike.
Effective today, tolls go up on the 106-mile highway. Turnpike
officials say it's the first toll increase since 2004.
The new toll rate will boost revenues by 23 percent, bringing in
an extra $20 million a year.
The steepest increases will be experienced by those paying cash
and motorists with EZPass registered in other states. Their rates
will go up 55 percent on average.
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The cash toll to get on the highway at most interchanges rises
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Over breakfast this week, a young friend from the neighborhood—a guy who's worked hard to overcome the odds against him—told me he gave his day's pay to another guy on the corner. He did it in frustration, angry at his peer who was peddling dope to a grade school kid. "Hey, I gotta make my [Read More…]
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Hey guys I'm new to the boards and new to Lawrence, Kansas. I apologize for my first post not being duck-specific. Does anyone know where I can find a map of the public hunting land around Lake Clinton? Where I lived before the Department of Natural Resources had all of the public hunting land in the state mapped out online. I'm having a hard time finding a map for the hunting areas around Clinton. I have found the marshes for duck hunting (that were dry when I scouted them this fall). Basically I want to start looking for areas for Spring Turkey, and I know I haven't found all of the land yet.
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Here are 120 scrumptious recipes that go from scratch to serving platter in minutes flat. Award-winning author Beverly Cox presents old-fashioned favorites like Cowboy Biscuits with Sausage Gravy, Blueberry Sour Cream Pancakes, and Quick Anadama Bread together with such contemporary tastes as Goat Cheese and Pepper Biscuits and Quinoa Breakfast Bread, with each chapter yielding recipes suitable for breakfast, lunch, dinner—and even for serving at cocktail hour. Most welcomed by busy cooks will be the make-ahead mixes that the author has developed especially for this book. Stored in the freezer and ready to go, these provide all the convenience of mass-produced foods without any of the preservatives. Fresh from the oven, hot off the griddle, they satisfy the craving for home-cooked goodness—fast!
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BEVERLY COX is food editor of Native Peoples magazine and former food editor and director of food styling for Cook's magazine. She is the author of ten cookbooks, including—with Martin Jacobs—Spirit of the Harvest, winner of the IACP Cookbook and James Beard awards, Spirit of the West, winner of the IACP Cookbook award, and Spirit of the Earth. She lives in Colorado on a ranch homesteaded by her great-grandfather in 1870.
MARTIN JACOBS is the photographer of the award-winning cookbooks The New American Cheese, The Foods of Vietnam, Spirit of the Harvest, Spirit of the West and Spirit of the Earth.
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The Big Unit? More like the Busted Unit. All right, whose freakin' idea was it to bring back Randy Johnson to the Arizona Diamondbacks? What has this former world champion baseball team become, a charity for cranky, worn-out pitchers?
The 43-year-old Johnson who ranks up there with Ty Cobb historically as one of the biggest jerks in the game maybe had one good year left. And this season was it. Now he won't be back until next season? Well, we guess the D-Backs are stuck with him, no matter how decrepit he'll be by spring training 2008. When the New York Yankees are through with a player, that should tell you something. They're the most successful franchise ever, and they didn't get that way by running a rest home for old and infirm pitching greats. When you're used up, you're out! But the D-Backs front office just had this compulsion to bring back one of the stars of the team's 2001 World Series campaign in the midst of rebuilding the lineup with young talent.
Look, we're not saying Randy Johnson wasn't the bomb. He was! He's a future Hall of Famer who's got the third-most strikeouts in history. With 284 wins, he's a five-time Cy Young Award winner. In his prime, he could throw a fastball more than 100 miles per hour, and his signature pitch was a blistering slider. Batters felt like the proverbial Davids when the height of the pitcher's mound was added to Johnson's 6-feet-10. We all watched him throw a perfect game (his second) in 2004 against the Braves.
The only reason to keep Johnson around at the money he commands $9.15 million in '07 would be to see if he could break Nolan Ryan's 5,714 career strikeout record, or to see if he could become one of the elite pitchers to win 300 games. And with the herniated disc problems he's faced over the past few years, those feats could take more seasons than even a ridiculously charitable team is willing to finance. But more than that, we deserve a consistent winner here again, and the Unit's no longer part of the recipe for that.
The City of Phoenix's ongoing renovation of Tovrea Castle, one of the Valley's premier oddball landmarks, has given us hope that Phoenix has finally learned to spell "p-r-e-s-e-r-v-a-t-i-o-n." The estate which looks like a royal wedding cake defended by a swarm of palace-guard saguaros was built by Italian entrepreneur Alessio Carraro and named after meat-packing magnate Edward Tovrea, who bought the baronial digs for his wife, Della, in 1931. The sentinel saguaros are part of the Castle's spectacular Carraro Cactus Garden, which was designed and planted by Alessio and his sons in 1928. Until recently, it was a secret garden, opened to the public only once, in 1984, for one lousy weekend. But the city introduced regular public tours in early '07, and guided walks through our arid little Eden which is packed to the gills with both common and exotic samples of high- and low-Sonoran Desert flora are now scheduled each January through May.
Why do kids (and the parents who pay for them) love Amazing Jake's Food and Fun, the indoor amusement extravaganza in Mesa?
Ask Anna, age 9: "They have brownies, which are so good. And chocolate chip cookies, and ice cream vanilla, chocolate and swirl. They have all different choices of desserts, too. Last time I went there, it was lemon meringue squares. I think they had oatmeal cookies. I didn't have any of those. I had the brownies and the chocolate chip cookies and the ice cream. And they're all really good. Some cookies are really hard and crunchy. I hate those kind. But these, like, they have crisp outsides, not crunchy, but just crisp and the inside is really soft and the chocolate chips are kind of melted, and the brownies are, like, so soft that if you tear it apart, some of it will stick together. They have an old-fashioned carousel, which you don't really see very often. They have a train ride where you can sit in the front and ring the bell. I like the Hopper because you go up up up up up and then down and up and down and up and down and as many of those as you want to. And such cool prizes. They have bicycles. It's all-you-can-eat and the pizza is delicious like, I am not a girl who likes the curly macaroni, but I have got to say I have never had this good of pasta. It's just right. It has the perfect sauce, it has olives, and they have vegetarian stuff like salads, corn, which my friend Rocky says is disgusting don't put that because she was trying to see if she could have all healthy and she took one bite and I don't know how you write this, but she went like this [makes a face like the guy from Munch's The Scream] after too many rides on the Hopper. The only way to explain Amazing Jake's is that it's amazing. No, that's an exclamation mark."
It only makes sense that things might get a little wild in Phoenix. After all, we're living in a land settled by outcasts, criminals, and whores. That restlessness still exists in the desert air and has certainly been huffed by Phoenix's very own Dirty Darlins of Debauchery, the first and only female pudding-wrestling league in Arizona. These hot mamas, clad in fishnets, tattoos, piercings, and rainbow-colored hair, love to fulfill many a man's fantasy by viciously body-slamming each other in a kiddy pool full of pudding. It gets pretty brutal they put on a show that has the kinkiness of Larry Flynt, the moves of WWE, and a marketing ploy for pudding that rivals Bill Cosby. The slippery sex kittens compete frequently at clubs around the Valley that don't mind being a little sticky. Careful with these gorgeous girls, however, because they are tough broads whom we wouldn't want to cross. Their MySpace quote says, "Fear our Snack Pack Skillz." And we certainly do.
It's not the biggest pool in town, and it's not even the flashiest (you won't find any fountains or water slides at this serene spot), but there are still three good reasons why the pool at Sanctuary on Camelback is our favorite place for a swim: location, location, location. Nestled amidst an oasis of lush palm trees and palo verdes that lazily wave in the breeze, it looks like a placid turquoise lagoon under the big, blue Arizona sky, with a sweet view of Camelback Mountain and the Praying Monk rock formation practically hovering over us. Sanctuary also claims its pool has the biggest infinity edge in the state we love to swim right up to it, listening to the soothing sound of water splashing over glossy mosaic tiles. After we've turned into prunes, the surrounding flagstone patio is the perfect place to chill on a sleek white lounge chair and sip a cold piña colada from a curvy lime-green cup (which happens to be the same exact shade as the beach towels here). People come from all over the country to stay at this stylish Paradise Valley enclave, but we're thrilled that we can go there anytime we want when we can scrounge up the cash, that is.
We hate to sound like a broken record, but once again, this year's honor for Best Spa must go to our all-time favorite, the Spa at Camelback Inn. As a friend recently waxed (heh heh, get it?), "You feel so close to the desert, it's like you can actually reach up and touch the cactus." And it's true snuggled in your thick white robe, stretched out on an impossibly comfortable chaise next to a clear blue swimming pool, beneath Mummy Mountain, you do feel as if you could reach up and grab a prickly handful.
Instead, head indoors for a Sonoran Rose facial, Native Hot Stone massage, Desert Rain loofah or Desert Nectar honey wrap. Or what the heck get all four. You only live once, and what better place to blow your spending money than this lovely spa, featuring a sauna, hot tub and private spaces for all-out sunbathing, if you know what we mean. Rent a cabana, take some exercise classes and grab a mani-pedi. We're relaxed just writing about it.


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Colorware will paint your PS3 slim for $150
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Really, Rob? You've got to factor in the disassembly, at least. It's got to be a pretty labor intensive process, start to finish. Also, I'm betting it's a plastic dye process, not paint, but that's just a hunch (the faq never mentions paint, only a "process.")
It may not be overpriced for the amount of labor involved, but it definitely seems silly to spend $150 to paint (okay "recolor") a $299 consumer device. Knock yourself out if that's your thing, but I'd rather spend $140 on something more fun and spraypaint the thing myself.
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Big challenge ahead for Michigan's Denard Robinson
Michigan quarterback Denard Robinson is a star everywhere he goes.
President Barack Obama mentioned him in a speech at the school this winter, he's constantly the focus of TV cameras when he's at other campus sporting events, and he's stopped regularly on campus on the way to class.
As hard as it is to believe, that final piece might be what he enjoys most -- and he has no plans to alter his routine.
MORE: Michigan team notes
"No, because I enjoy interacting with people," Robinson said Thursday after the fourth spring practice. "I come from a big family, and meeting new people is not a problem for me. If I see anybody on the street, I want to say hi to you. My goal is to make somebody's day every day."
Robinson got his day made by Obama when he heard his name, and he raced to call every member of his immediate family to relay the news.
The sporting events he attended -- from high-profile appearances in the Maize Rage at men's basketball games to the hockey games and track events -- are part of being a student, Robinson insisted. It was not about being the center of attention; he was just trying to blend in.
As the quarterback, though, that's no longer possible. While his prodigious talent carried the Wolverines for the past two seasons, he has realized and has been prodded by coaches that he has to do more as a senior.
"I wasn't a (vocal) person; I didn't do a lot of yelling and telling people, patting them on the back -- that's the things I need to start doing this spring," he said. "After the fourth practice right now, I've been doing pretty good at it, talking to people, telling them what they needed to do."
Wednesday, that included telling third-string quarterback Russell Bellomy to make a hang throw on one ball to help a receiver and take his time to improve his accuracy.
Not that Robinson has blinders on when it comes to himself. He knows his interceptions last season were excessive.
He's growing, even as the pieces alter around him.
Though David Molk was an All-America center last year, the shift to new center Ricky Barnum has worked for Robinson. Barnum is helping Robinson be more of a leader.
The evolution is clear to his teammates.
"He's reading the defenses well, taking his time, and you can actually hear the play fluent in the huddle," receiver Roy Roundtree said of Robinson. "I tell him all the time, he's so country you can barely hear him, but now we've been in the offense a year, we like listening to him."
They've noted Robinson's composure, throwing better balls, and his health after last year's concealed staph infection that sent him briefly to the hospital.
Coach Brady Hoke's biggest impression through four practices has been Robinson's decision-making in the passing game, sending the ball where it needs to be at the right time.
As a leader, there's taking responsibility -- and dishing it out.
"Sometime you've got to get up in them," Robinson said. "Help them out, give them that encouragement, (but) you can't always be nice to them. I can't always have a smile on my face."
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The National Cancer Institute (NCI) and the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI), both parts of the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) have announced new details of The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) Pilot Project, a $100 million collaborative initiative intended to assess the feasibility of using large-scale genome analysis technologies to identify important genetic changes involved in cancer (see previous news story). The project will be studying lung, brain (glioblastoma), and ovarian cancers.
A network of seven newly selected Cancer Genome Characterization Centers (CGCCs) will use �advanced genome analysis technologies to identify major changes in the genomes of the cancers chosen� (see press release). In addition, a Data Coordinating Center (DCC) to track, check and make publicly accessible data produced by the TCGA has been established, along with a Biospecimen Core Resource (BCR); genome sequencing centres have yet to be selected.
NCI Deputy Director for Advanced Technologies and Strategic Partnerships Dr Anna Barker said: �TCGA will analyze genomic changes in lung, brain, and ovarian cancers with a goal of identifying all alterations in genes for these three tumors - especially those that can serve to differentiate cancer subtypes. The Cancer Genome Characterization Centers will identify genomic aberrations, such as copy number changes and/or chromosomal translocations that will enable the development of targeted diagnostics and therapies for cancer patients, and provide a path to more personalized cancer medicine�.


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Dr. Jennifer Gillett-Kaufman, a extentsion specalist from the Entomology and Nematology department at the University of Florida joined us in the studio to tell us about Bug Week @ UF.
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