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The Brothers McMullen
1995 (2000) - 20th Century Fox
review by Brad Pilcher of
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Film Rating: B
Disc Ratings (Video/Audio/Extras): B-/B/B+
Specs and Features
98 mins, R, letterboxed widescreen (1.85:1), 16x9 enhanced, full frame (1.33:1), dual-sided, single-layered, Amaray keep case packaging, audio commentary by director Edward Burns, theatrical trailer, scene access (20 chapters), film-themed menu screens, languages: English (DD 2.0 & mono), French (mono), subtitles: English, Spanish, Closed Captioned
"I don't need any new ideas. I'm confused enough."
How's this for a movie pitch? Three Irish Catholic brothers find themselves sharing the same roof due to a myriad of circumstances. The oldest is happily married to a woman he dearly loves, but he's tempted to cheat. The youngest one is a devout Catholic dating a Jewish girl and getting a serious case of guilt. And the middle one is the most cynical about love, even after he falls in love.
The Brothers McMullen
works, man. That's not to say it's the greatest film ever made, but for a $24,000 film made by unpaid actors, many of whom had never stepped in front of a camera before, the film is surprisingly refreshing. Essentially, the film is a morality play. Each of the brothers is trying to figure out how to do the right thing in their own fractured ways, and that makes them real. The acting is sometimes sub-par, and sometimes stellar. Ed Burns, who also wrote and directed, stands out, but that would only make sense.
The true salvation is the script. It slowly picks up steam, scoring some witty points here and there, and finally has you buying the payoffs at the end. It's slow going in the beginning, but it works. Anybody could nit-pick
The Brothers McMullen
apart. But this film was made guerrilla style, on a non-existent budget... and it shines. No wonder it won Best Film at Sundance.
On the presentation side, it's hard to judge the video transfer on this DVD due to the shabby print used. Grain is all over the place and print defects abound. The image is soft and sometimes muddy. But, to be honest, I couldn't care less. The movie was originally shot on any 16mm film stock Burns could get his hands on, so just having the image in reasonable quality is a blessing. It was common for the crew to use only the available daylight to shoot, with quick and primitive camera set-ups. Hell... the dolly they used was a piece of plywood with skateboard wheels. Given that Fox put it on 35mm film for theatrical release, and then gave us anamorphic widescreen on DVD, helps one to forgive many of the defects. In short, the disc's image is hard to bash despite the poor video quality relatively speaking. The flip side of the disc also holds a weak panned and scanned version, that only further exacerbates the framing issues. Our suggestion - skip the P&S side.
The audio, presented in a Dolby Digital 2.0 mix, is nondescript. Once again, this is a zero budget film. More often than not, the only sound on the track is the dialog with a modest Irish score. Spatial effects? Nada. Heavy bass? Why would there be? To tell the truth, it's not a bad piece of audio... it's just not an audio-intensive film. In fact, it's the opposite of audio-intensive.
As for the extras, we have a theatrical trailer, which is standard, but it's joined by a very cool little commentary track. Ed Burns speaks almost the whole time, and his story is really engaging. After watching the film originally, I was a bit disappointed by some of the quality issues. But when I listened to Burns, I got a whole new appreciation for how the film was made. For example, the crew snuck into a cemetery rather than get a permit to film there. They hid the camera under a coat to get subway shots. They paid their actors nothing, and used the on-set food from Burns' mother as set props in the film. Cheap is the word here, but Burns gives great insight on how they conquered these obstacles. When all is said and done, this turns out to be one of the best commentaries I've heard in a long time.
So put down that
disc. Sure, it may be loaded, but the film still sucks. Go get yourself a copy of
The Brothers McMullen
and maybe... just maybe... you'll gain an appreciation for the true ART and love of filmmaking.
Brad Pilcher
The Brothers McMullen
Stories From Long Island (Ed Burns 3-disc set)
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Hi - Am planning for implants and am starting to wonder if 450 are too large and will look fake or droopy. I also do a lot of sports so am not sure if they will drive me insane. Was thinking high profile silicone under the muscle but not sure if moderate plus would be better. Any thoughts based on the photo would be so appreciated. Height 5'7" Weight 135 Age 35
Is 450 Cc Too Large - Will They End Up Droopy and Weird if I Go High Profile Silicone? (photo)
Doctor Answers 17
High profile is NOT recommended! 450cc is on the high side, but could be just fine at 5'7" tall!
Based on your photograph alone, 450cc may be a bit on the big side of "best choice," especially since you are active in sports, but I would reserve that recommendation until an in-person examination was possible, and would even base my final decision on the actual skin and muscle tone found at the time of surgery.
Regardless of the final implant volume chosen in accordance with your pre-operative photographic goals, sizing with implants in a bra and stretchy top, and discussion with you, I would choose the widest, lowest-profile implants possible to give you the most natural look, normal (not wide) cleavage, and "fit" to your pocket base diameter. I suspect that will be moderate or perhaps moderate plus implants, but NOT high profile!
Lots of plastic surgeons seem to prefer HP implants for the upper pole fullness they provide, but the increased projection and narrower base give an unnaturally-projecting, round, and wide-cleavage look (with LESS upper pole fullness--HP implants are shorter vertically the same way they are narrower horizontally, since they are round!) that to me is decidedly "fake" looking. If that is what you prefer, then OK, go for it! But if you want soft, natural, and aesthetically-beautiful breasts that mirror your pre-operative breasts (only larger), then follow my recommendations above. Best wishes! Dr. Tholen
Learn more: http://mpsmn.com/gallery/breast-augmentation/
How to choose breast implant size? - make it fit your existing breasts and lifestyle
The best thing is to see a board certified plastic surgeon and try different implant sizes. Discuss your goals with your surgeon and make sure you understand the reasoning why he/she will recommend a certain size and shape of breast implants.
In general, for a natural look, you want an implant that is about as wide as your existing breast. Going too big will give you un-natural bubbles, while going too small will just look like small lumps on your chest.
Once you chose the right 'base diameter', you can adjust the volume by adjusting the projection. An ultra-high profile implant will have most volume for a given implant width, but that will give you very fake looking protruding breasts.
Once again, the best thing is to go in and try out different implants. Some surgeons offer 3D software that predicts what you would look like after the surgery but always remember it's just a computer guessing at what you might look like, its not a 100% reliable prediction of your outcomes. In our practice we have used these programs and stopped using them because the feedback we got from patients.
Martin Jugenburg, MD, FRCSC
Toronto Cosmetic Surgery Institute
Learn more: http://www.torontosurgery.ca/Toronto-Breast-Augmentation-Enlargement.html
Consider your ultimate goals
Larger implants tend to sag at a faster rate. If you are particularly concerned about that over the long run, and are physically active, you may want to go with a smaller implant.
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Implant Selection Process
In order to make an accurate size recommendation, I would need to assess your chest wall and breast mound measurements and characteristics. Unfortunately, there is not a general rule of thumb or objective criteria to implant selection.
Your plastic surgeon will perform several measurements of your chest wall and breast anatomy and determine a range of implants that both fit your chest wall and reach your desired goals.
The next step is to try on this range of implants in the office with your doctor. The key to this success is showing your surgeon the body proportion you desire with a bra sizer and allowing your surgeon to guide you to the right implant. It will be much easier to communicate in implant cc's than cup size when determining the appropriate implant for you.
I wish you a safe recovery and fantastic result.
Dr. Gill
Best Breast Implants For Me?
Thank you for the question and picture.
Although I think this is an excellent forum for patients to receive general advice regarding plastic surgical procedures, for more specific advice pertaining to your situation you will be best off communicating with your chosen plastic surgeon.
I suggest that you choose your plastic surgeon based on appropriate training, certification, and (most importantly) the ability to demonstrate significant numbers of "results" that appear to be aesthetically pleasing to you. Ask to see lots of examples of his/her work ( preferably in person).
You will find that you will be bombarded with information online; this information will be probably conflicting and/or confusing.
Communication with your plastic surgeon will be key to achieving the results you are looking for. Unfortunately, the use of words such as "fake or natural" means different things to different people. .
Also, as you know, cup size varies depending on who makes the bra; therefore, discussing desired cup size may also be inaccurate.
In my practice I use goal pictures to communicate with patients. With this technique patients are able to demonstrate what they are trying to achieve and what type of looks they do not like as well. I also use intraoperative sizers and place the patient in the upright position to evaluate breast size. Use of these sizers also allow me to select the breast implant profile (low, moderate, moderate plus, high-profile) that would most likely achieve the patient's goals. The patient's goal pictures are hanging on the wall, and allow for direct comparison. I have found that this system is very helpful in improving the chances of achieving the patient's goals as consistently as possible.
By the way, the most common regret after this operation, is "I wish I was bigger".
I hope this helps.
Learn more: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/Procedures/Procedure_breastAugmentation.htm
Is 450 Cc Too Large
Thank you for your question in the attached photo.
Without some additional information is not easy to answer questions. 450 cc probably be a rather large augmentation for you. A smaller size is more likely to appear natural. In terms of profile, your surgeon we'll probably advise you to choose an implant that is no wider than your breast tissue. this is just a guess but I imagine a moderate plus implant the size will be wider than her native breast tissue, and if so, a high profile would be a better choice.
A consultation with a plastic surgeon will help you select what is best for you. Best wishes.
Breast Enhancement
Best Breast Implant Size
Thank you for your question and photograph. From your photograph you appear to have very naturally shaped normal appearing breasts. You should be able to achieve your desired shape and size with breast augmentation.
I concur with Dr. Pousti that your decision about the size of breast implants is best made after consulting with and choosing your plastic surgeon who will perform your operation.
There are many options available to help you make this important decision. If you visit the Mentor and Allergan breast implant manufacturer's websites you can see before and after pictures of patients who have had various sizes of breast implants placed and try to find ones with your pre surgery breast size. In addition Mentor makes a breast sizing system which allows for the placement of various sized properly shaped implants into your bra to give you an idea of what different sized breast implants will look like on you. In addition if you check the link to the article at the end of this answer it describes a home test called the Rice test which you can do privately in your own home.
You state that you are concerned that 450 may be too big and that you are very active in sports. It is always important to trust your instincts and generally speaking women who are very active in sports are often more more comfortable with implants below the 400 to 450cc range.
Most importantly consult a plastic surgeons who are certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, experienced in cosmetic breast surgery, and to have an excellent reputation in your local community.
Best of luck to you.
Learn more: http://drseckel.com/boston-breast-implants/boston-breast-augmentation-how-to-choose-size-of-breast-implant/
Implant Sizing
I consider two factors when selecting implants for my patients:
1.Dimensional planning
2.Gel Implant Sizing system
Dimensional planning – The measurements of your chest wall are taken. Also, the breast dimensions including the height, width, and current dimensions of each breast form the basis of dimensional planning. Based on these measurements, the implant size is recommended. This will give you a unique breast implant that is suited for your body frame. However, there are some limitations of what size we can recommend. For instance, some implants may just be too big for a narrow chest wall. Your surgeon can review this with you during the consultation.
Gel Implant Sizing system – During the preliminary breast implant consultation, you will be provided with an option to "try on" a variety of implant shapes and sizes. You can also visualize the possible outcomes of your surgery which helps you to get that perfect size to give you the shape that you longed for. This way your preferences are known and you can then pick a range of implants that will "fit" just right to give a soft natural fuller look. If you have decided on saline implants, then based on the gel sizer you select, we can guide you to the saline implant that achieves a similar look.
Hope this helps.
Dr. Basu
Houston, TX
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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Snap attack: Kidman restraining order goes
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An interim restraining order protecting Oscar winning Australia actress Nicole Kidman from two freelance photographers was removed by a Sydney court today.
Ms Kidman last month successfully applied to extend an interim apprehended personal violence order against Sydney-based freelance photographers Jamie Fawcett, 43, and Ben McDonald, 32.
The actress claimed the pair had gone too far in pursuing her for pictures and made her feel she could not leave her Sydney home without fearing for her safety.
Magistrate Lee Gilmour today accepted undertakings from Messrs Fawcett and McDonald that they will give her some space.
``The interim orders are removed on the undertakings given by Mr McDonald this morning and given by Mr Fawcett later this afternoon,'' Ms Gilmour said.
Mr Fawcett, 43, has agreed not to take photographs within 500 metres of Ms Kidman's home in Darling Point.
But he is allowed in Ms Kidman's street to visit a friend and go to his yacht.
Details of Mr McDonald's undertakings were not discussed openly in Waverley Local Court.
But his solicitor Greg Walsh said outside the court: ``They were similar.''
The pair are still permitted to photograph Kidman away from her
Darling Point mansion, in public so long as they do not molest,
harass or intimidate her.
Earlier today Ms Gilmour directed Fawcett and McDonald to sit down with police and if necessary contact Kidman to try to sort their problems out as "intelligent people".
"I'm not prepared to waste any more of the court's time until the parties are willing to try and accept undertakings," Ms Gilmour said.
Ms Gilmour said she believed the matter could be settled outside the court.
"We are looking at a lot of court time and a lot of court money for something I believe should be able to be settled without a court decision," she said.
"There's no issue that these gentlemen are quite entitled to go about their business and Ms Kidman seems able to accept that.
"They are men of honour and Ms Kidman is a lady of honour, as one would expect.
"In my view, these are all very intelligent people and not one of them should have to go through what would be an involved, lengthy, unnecessary hearing."
Fawcett last night photographed Kidman enjoying a night out with her mother Janelle at the Sydney Opera House.
A photograph of the pair, published in The Australian today, was taken through a window with the newspaper saying Fawcett had snapped the shot from at least 20 metres away.
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This research project reviews a variety of policy options for community cohesion in the development of hydraulic fracturing for natural gas. We focus on a variety of concerns that have potential to create divisive politics in communities involved in natural gas development (or those that are considering it). This includes approaches to contracts, local economic development, transparency, community decision processes and options, compulsory integration, neighbor rights and vetoes, and the potential for community-based and/or community owned energy development. We analyze key areas of concern for energy siting generally, and for fracking specifically. Without taking a position on the broader question of whether to frack or not, we instead advocate for fracking policies that provide options, benefits, and protections for the benefit of communities rather than individualized landowners in the development of natural gas extraction.


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[Visited Sep'09] Enabling researchers to search across several content types, Slavery and Anti-Slavery (SAS) represents a consummate resource for examining slavery. Included in its 1.5 million-plus cross-searchable pages are manuscripts, books, pamphlets, newspapers, periodicals, Supreme Court records, and other legal documents, all of which were previously available only on microfilm. Researchers may easily access collections related to the slave trade, the institution of slavery, the abolitionist movement, and Emancipation. Searching this archive is intuitive. Users have the option of a basic keyword search or an impressively robust advanced search feature. In addition to searching by fields including title, author, publication date, and source library, users may limit a search by content type (e.g., manuscripts and Supreme Court documents), document type (e.g., personal accounts, correspondence, and images), and language. Users may also perform a fuzzy search to identify potentially relevant content by retrieving near matches on a term.
Beyond the vast archive of primary source materials, SAS features an invaluable Research Tools section. Here one finds a comprehensive chronology of world slavery, beginning with 594 BCE (citizen slavery in Athens was abolished) and ending with 1962 CE (slavery became illegal on the Arabian Peninsula). This section also includes a dozen essays written by preeminent scholars on topics such as abolition in America, the Constitution and slavery, and pro-slavery writings. Undergraduates and neophyte researchers will find the chronology and topic essays very useful — they do a fantastic job of contextualizing slavery and the anti-slavery movement. Unfortunately, the biographies of important individuals (Douglass, Tubman, L'Ouverture) and the background of significant events (Amistad Rebellion, Harper's Ferry) included in the Research Tools section are a bit anemic. The exclusion of important individuals, such as Denmark Vessey and Nat Turner, and pivotal events, such as the Stono Rebellion, is baffling. However, one senses that these sections will be developed in the future, as this is an ongoing project. The inclusion of a bibliography and list of germane Web sites--both of which are exhaustive and well organized--allows for research beyond SAS.
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The Top Prospects Elite Combine Series is a nationwide invitation only combine. These combines are only open to prospects in the class of 2018, 2019 and 2020
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Muscle pain is described as aching and cramping in the muscles, also known as myalgia. It is a common complaint which can involve one or more than one muscle at the same time. Muscle pain can also involve surrounding tissues. Musculoskeletal disorder is the major problem now days whose impact upon the individual's quality of life is well known.
Common causes of muscle pain
- Injury or trauma – any kind of injury to the muscle can cause mild to severe muscle aching.
- Overuse or overstretching – causes damage to the muscle fibers.
- Polio – caused due to infection from poliovirus has special affinity for nerves.
- Malaria – parasitic infection in which there is muscle pain with high fever and intense chill.
- Myopathy – it is a disease of muscles in which there is aching of muscles along with weakness.
- Hyperthyroidism – with muscular weakness and weight loss.
- Rabies – severe CNS infection causes muscular pain along with stiffness.
- Arthritis – important cause of muscular pain along with joints.
- Tetanus – disease caused by infection of bacteria clostridium tetani causes severe muscle pain with twitching, stiffness and spasm.
- Dengue fever – viral infection in which muscle pain occurs along with high fever.
- Typhoid fever – infection caused due to salmonella typhi, muscle pain with fever, headache, malaise and many other symptoms.
- Muscular abscess – pain along with inflammation and collection of pus.
Diagnosis of muscle pain
A diagnosis entirely depends upon condition and causation.
Treatment of muscle pains
Homeopathic treatment of muscle pain – Homeopathy is one of the most popular holistic systems of medicine. The selection of remedy is based upon the theory of individualization and symptoms similarity by using holistic approach. This is the only way through which a state of complete health can be regained by removing all the sign and symptoms from which the patient is suffering. The aim of homeopathy is not only to treat pain but to address its underlying cause and individual susceptibility. As far as therapeutic medication is concerned, several well-proved medicines are available for muscle pain treatment that can be selected on the basis of cause, location, sensation, modalities and extension of the pain. For individualized remedy selection and treatment, the patient should consult a qualified homeopathic doctor in person. There are following medicines which cover muscle pain:
Rhus Tox, Bryonia, Arnica, Causticum, Calcaria carb, Cuprum Met, Mag phos, Plumbum Met, Calcaria Phos and various other medicines.
The most common remedy used for muscle trauma is Arnica montana. As a homeopathic remedy, Arnica can be taken internally, in pellet form, to work more deeply on the trauma that is held in the muscles. It is especially useful when an accident or other traumatic event has occoured. Cramps resulting from too much exercise or over exertion caused by muscle fatigue feels worse with heat, light pressure and prolonged movement.
Another common homeopathic remedy for muscle pain is Rhus toxicodendron, which is used for stiffness that gets better once the client gets moving and when weather has an effect on the degree of pain. Rhus toxicodendron is often used to relieve pain in the joints, and works well on healing ligament strains. The Rhus toxicodendron client feels very restless and wants the stiffness and reaction to cold damp weather to improve quickly. Stiffness on waking caused by immobility. Feels better with prolonged gentle movement and warmth. Feels worse after sleeping or resting and in cold damp weather.
Bryonia is the homeopathic remedy that has symptoms opposite the Rhus toxicodendron remedy. Here, the client tries to stay as still as possible, since even the slightest motion makes the pain worse. These people tend to be very irritable and grumpy, not wanting to be touched, even though pressure on the point of pain often helps. Bryonia is indicated when there is hardness of muscle groups and headaches are common. Another indication for this remedy is when warmth makes the pain worse and cool applications feel better.
Causticum is another homeopathic remedy for soreness, weakness and stiffness in the muscles that is worse from cold and/or overuse. Pain is also worse when the weather is dry and tends to be better in rainy weather. The muscles in the legs feel contracted, tight and sore, with restlessness at night. The forearms are weak, even though they are also stiff. These clients feel better in a warm bed or warm shower.
Gelsemium is a remedy for muscle pains when the limbs feel heavy, dull and lethargic. Headaches occur in the back of the head and neck, and there may be dizziness. This remedy is indicated when there is a low-grade fever with much aching, similar to having the flu all of the time. Gelsemium is also designated when symptoms are worse in damp, cold, or warm and wet weather, or after exertion.
Cimicifuga is a homeopathic remedy to use when there are spasms in the large muscle groups, the body feels sore and bruised all over, and there may be jerking and twitching of the muscles. The spine feels sensitive, and there is pain especially in the back, neck and shoulders. The myalgia clients that would benefit from Cimicifuga feel better with warmth and pressure, and feel worse with touch, motion, cold applications and during their menstrual cycle.
Hypericum is a homeopathic remedy that helps heal nerve pain. It is especially useful when there is numbness or tingling in the extremities, or radiating pain from one area to another. Hypericum is useful for the unbearable prickly pain that radiates along nerve pathways, is worse with movement, and worse when touched. It can be beneficial when depression is an associated symptom of muscle pains.
Allopathic treatment – entirely depend upon cause and medical condition. .
Other methods of treatment for muscle pains include – Hydrotherapy, Ayurveda, Relaxation therapy, Massage therapy, Acupressure, Acupuncture, Physiotherapy, Psycho therapy etc.


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Things I haven't done (and likely won't ever): 1. Eaten a Twinkie.
Now...BROWNIES are a whole 'nuther story. You put a brownie in front of me and it will magically disappear.
You won't even see it leave the plate. Especially if it has pecans in it.
2. Had a facebook account. OMG! i ws UNfriended by mitzy. hw cd she DO that? shes a btch.
3. Used caller ID.
a. It costs money, every month, that I don't need to spend in order to have a nice life.
b. Every call is a surprise. I LOVE surprises.
Downside: every asshole in the world ASSUMES that I know who's calling. Hell, EVERYONE has caller ID, right? So no longer do I hear "Hi, this is XXXX, may I speak to ZZZZZ?" Common telephone courtesy is DEAD.
4. Had a 'smartphone'. My dumbphone is complicated enough. Miz t. is the only one here who knows how to check voicemails.
5. Been to a rock concert. Or a concert of any kind where you're not sitting down. I don't like standing crowds larger that 10 or so. And that should be a cocktail party.
Do people do these any more? I do, but it's a dying social event. More's the pity.
6. Skateboarded. That's all I need to say about that.
Did I mention I'm a geezer?
Oh. You already knew that?
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Fri Nov 16, 2012, 09:28 PM
Little Star (16,196 posts)
1. Your not missing much regarding...
Twinkies, imho. But their Ring Dings are pretty good in a pinch.
Facebook. I have one and have never accepted a friend tho many have requested. I only got one so that I could keep up with my grown kids facebook pages to hear about my grandkids.
User ID. That I would not like to be without.
Smartphone. I agree my dumbphone is complicated enough too!
Rock Concert. Went to one many moons ago. Saw Hall & Oats. They were good but I hated the crowd and I was pretty young at the time.
Skateboard. They didn't have those when I was young but I did ride my scooter.
I'm a geezer too. I'm sure that is obvious.
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Fri Nov 16, 2012, 09:53 PM
marybourg (4,403 posts)
2. 6 outa 6! We must be the same age.
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Sun Nov 18, 2012, 01:39 PM
RebelOne (30,947 posts)
3. I have done 3 out of the list.
Have a Facebook account.
Use caller ID. It pops up on my TV screen. Courtesy of Comcast.
Been to a few concerts.
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Mon Nov 19, 2012, 12:12 PM
pipi_k (21,020 posts)
4. Five
out of six for me.
BTW...how old does someone have to be in order to be considered a "Senior" here? Is there a minimum age? I just turned 60.
Anyway, I've done all those things (and continue to) except for skateboarding. Well, that's not entirely true. I tried it once when I was about 13 or so. Didn't take long to realize that I was not cut out for that sort of thing.


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Countless are the interviews in which the federal Treasurer has dropped a casual reference to the 1975 hit Born to Run, the song and album that catapulted the 25-year- old Springsteen to superstardom.
In his John Button Lecture tonight, Swan will again rifle the rock legend's back catalogue to flesh out a voter-friendly back story.
The son of Maurice, a trained mechanic and returned serviceman who died too young, and Maida, a stay-at-home mum turned part-time school teacher, Swan was 21 and studying arts at university when Born to Run lodged in the collective baby boomer consciousness.
Three months later, Labor prime minister
Lest the Queensland native appear out of touch in a '70s fog, Swan will insist he has the track on "vinyl, cassette, CD and ... my iPod".
All politicians need a humanising hobby (see Gillard, Julia, and Knitting) that offers a glimpse of the real person without revealing enough to breed contempt.
This is Swan's story. He'll be hoping it's not his Swan song.
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How to Mind Your (Social Media) Manners as a Small Business Owner
It's perfectly alright to have one Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest page. Just don't have multiple Facebook pages for a single business. On that same note, another huge Facebook faux pas is to have a friend account for a business — which means that potential fans and followers have to send a friend request to access your page. This is not only unprofessional; it is downright annoying.
2. Create a content strategy and think before you post.
Consistency of messaging is key for active social media pages. However, tweeting incessantly with updates every minute on the minute will immediately turn off your followers. Be selective about what you tweet or post about and make it count. Posting more important information less often is much better than posting a bunch of "off-brand" junk all the time.
3. Use direct messaging on social networks sparingly.
If you have a substantial amount of followers across social media networks–and you want to get them to go away–the best means to accomplish that is to clog their inboxes.
Just because someone is following your business does not mean that they want to wake up every morning to fifty-plus direct messages from your business. It may come as a surprise to some companies, but people do not join Facebook so that they can experience a barrage of advertising. Respect your customer's privacy and keep direct messaging to a minimum.
4. Never use your social media networks as a political mouthpiece.
Stay on topic. Unless your company is directly related to politics, your fervent personal political opinions don't belong anywhere on your company's social media pages.
For example, for my former acquaintance Peter … this was the final aspect of his social media campaign that forced me to stop following him altogether.
He hosts a radio show on an oldies station, but he posted an incredibly graphic photo to the station's Facebook page about a local political issue. For me, as a social media professional, it didn't matter whether or not I agreed or disagreed with the political statement. It was unprofessional and turned me, as well as many other people, away from the station.
Polarizing your audience is the best way to disconnect with them because you not only lose people who disagree with the statement but there are others who feel that it is inappropriate. Since Peter's radio show is strictly musical in nature, politics had no place on his business social media page.
The lesson: Keep political commentary away from your business pages on social media networks. If you feel the need to post them, do it on your own time and own personal page where people who actually know you are likely more tolerant.
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The goal of this website is to provide a thorough overview of the causes and symptoms of schizophrenia, while focusing in on the different treatment options currently available.
The term schizophrenia literally means split mind. It was first used in 1911 by Eugen Bleuler, a Swiss psychiatrist, to categorize patients whose thought processes and emotional responses seemed disconnected. Schizophrenia is now used to describe a group of symptoms that typically includes delusions, hallucinations, disordered thinking, and emotional unresponsiveness. No single cause has been found to explain all aspects of this devastating syndrome. Most likely, the symptoms are triggered by a number of disease processes, genetic factors and environmental stresses.
Because symptoms of schizophrenia develop from various physical processes and respond differently to treatments, experts classify the disease based on the presence of positive (includes psychosis and mental disorganization) and negative (includes apathy and social withdrawal) symptoms. However, positive and negative symptoms often overlap and interact with each other, so this categorization may be misleading. Positive symptoms, according to several studies, often improve in tandem with negative symptoms, indicating some biologic link. Three categories can then be used: presence of negative symptoms, psychosis, and thought-disordered thinking. A schizophrenic patient may have more than one symptom, but rarely does a patient with schizophrenia have all of them, and symptoms often go into remission. As the mechanisms in the brain that lead to schizophrenia are being discovered, researchers are attempting to define more accurate ways of describing the disease.
Several treatment strategies are currently being employed to treat people with schizophrenia. The two main groups of treatment options are those involving pharmaceutical drugs and those not based on pharmaceutical treatments. The section on drugs talks about the various medications that can be given to schizophrenic patients. Each drug has a variety of benefits and side effects and are often unable to relieve the patient of all of his or her symptoms. For this reason, there are a variety of non-drug treatments available. These range from individual therapy to family therapy to group housing. The idea for treating the schizophrenic patient is to make them feel like useful and capable members of society. In order to accomplish this, many patients with schizophrenia utilize both pharmaceutical and non-pharmaceutical based treatments.


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TRUE or FALSE: FLU FACTS: The Centers for Disease Control has a wealth of flu-related information on its website (www.vaccines.ashastd.org), including the following "myths debunked":
• "Even if I get flu vaccine, I can still get a mild case of the flu." TRUE. Flu vaccine protects most people from the flu. A person who receives flu vaccine can get the flu but will be far less sick than someone who has flu and has not received flu vaccine. Flu vaccine does not protect you from other viruses that sometimes feel like the flu.
• "The side-effects are worse than the flu." FALSE. The worst side-effect you're likely to get with injectable vaccine is a sore arm. The nasal-spray flu vaccine might cause nasal congestion, runny nose, sore throat, or cough. The risk of allergic reaction to flu vaccine is far less than the risk of severe complications from flu itself.
• "Not everyone can take flu vaccine." TRUE. You might not be able to get this protection if you are allergic to eggs (used in making the injectable vaccine), are very sick with a high fever, or have had a severe reaction to the flu vaccine in the past.
• "Only older people need flu vaccine." FALSE. Adults and children with conditions like asthma, diabetes, heart disease, and kidney disease need to get flu vaccine. And people who are active and healthy can also benefit from the protection the flu vaccine offers.
• "You must get a flu vaccine before December." FALSE. Flu vaccine can be given before or during the flu season. While the best time to get flu vaccine is October or November, getting vaccinated in December or later can still protect you against the flu.
REACTIONS: SHOTS or SPRAY? From the CDC's website (www.vaccines.ashastd.org): The flu shot uses an inactivated or "killed" vaccine. This vaccine can't give you the flu. However, flu vaccine, like other vaccines, can occasionally cause a reaction. Feeling some response to the shot is not unusual. The vaccine acts to stimulate your immune system and prepare you to resist infection. You may feel your body's protective activity through mild symptoms. Also, some people may experience symptoms of mild sickness after getting a flu shot, but these symptoms are not necessarily connected to the shot. If you do experience a reaction to the flu shot, it is usually local and mild — redness, soreness, and swelling at the site of the injection. Usually if you have this kind of reaction you find that it doesn't interfere with normal daily activity and does not make you feel sick. Fever and more generalized aches and pains can occur but are even less likely; those who are receiving the vaccine for the first time ever are most likely to have this type of reaction. You feel the symptoms, if any, within a few hours of the injection. The symptoms typically cause discomfort, not sickness, and last for a day or two.
The nasal-spray flu vaccine may cause nasal congestion, runny nose, sore throat, and cough — symptoms of a cold. Mild reactions to the nasal mist vaccine are not unexpected and should be brief.
Treating a Mild Reaction To treat either of these mild reactions to a flu shot, use over-the-counter medication only for the symptoms you have (fever, swelling, nasal congestion, cough, and aches and pains). Do not give aspirin to children; use another medication to relieve their fever or aches and pains. If fever is high or symptoms persist or are severe, talk to your doctor or healthcare professional.
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TZIVA is a small volunteer organization created since 2007 by the shared ambition of a few local people to provide technical, educational, and hands-on volunteer support to grassroots community projects on the island of Zanzibar, Tanzania, to improve living conditions of its inhabitants.
One of the biggest assets of the association is to be completely operated by local staff, which enables TZIVA to meet almost everyone's interest by co-operating with other NGOs and local communities.
Its goal is to promote the culture and heritage of this beautiful country and to help the poorest residents in developing the skills and resources they need to achieve a healthy lifestyle and sustainable livelihood.
Services are provided to all people regardless of gender, age, tribe, ethnicity, disability or religion.
This organization is working under its constitution and is registered under the Societies Act with registration no 551 October 2007, Law of Zanzibar no 6/1995.
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I Have Like 8 Med/lg Cysts Running Down the Middle of my Chest and Like 30 Ingrown Hairs that need to be removed by a dermatologists. I want my insurance to pay for it. They have been a source of embarrassment for me my whole life and I know my husband is turned off by them but he would never say anything. What would be a valid reason to get the dermatologists to remove them and have my ins pick up the tab. I've gone to dermatologist before but they just plain didn't want to remove them. Breast cancer does run in my family. Thank you ~
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Insurance just cannot pay for everything!
This is a question I frequently get asked. My own experience with various insurers is that if cysts are not abscessed and infected, they are considered cosmetic and not covered. Of course, if a patient has a lesion that the dermatologist wants to biopsy to rule out cancer, that is a different issue. The idea or concept of "cosmetic" according to the insurance industry may not match the patient's. So, by "cosmetic", I think it is more appropriate to use the phrase "medically necessary."
Remember, insurance is a contract that you purchased. Inevitably you shopped for the best price (or perhaps your employer did this on your behalf), and in order to give you that best price, the insurance company had to put a governor on what it would allow to be done. This is where the "medically necessary" phrase comes to light.
Because a patient has a bump that they are embarrassed by, does not make it medically necessary. After all, a person might be embarassed by small breasts but they instinctively know that to augment them would not be a medically necessary...or covered procedure.
I'm sure this is not what you wanted to hear, but I hope this explanation helps.
Cysts on chest
Medical insurance covers things that are deemed medically necessary. What is medically necessary may differ between different insurance companies. If something is causing symptoms--pain, itch, burn etc., looks suspicious for cancer or is an infection, it is usually covered.
Cysts can suddenly enlarge
Don't squeeze your cysts trying to get the content out. That would only serve to increase the chance of the cyst wall's rupture which can create a significant amount of swelling. You should be on the alert for pain, any change in shape or color of the cysts, or if the cyst starts to drain. those changes could prompt a need for the doctor to remove them.
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If a company line manager is handling the interview, a formal interview question and answer model may not be followed. It's still important to know your CV and the organisation.
While acknowledging areas of weakness may feel uncomfortable to many candidates during interviews, these answers can often be expressed in a positive way, and show the intent to improve:
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Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, Jones Day, Linklaters and Sidley Austin have been awarded qualifying foreign law practice (QFLP) licences by the Singapore Ministry of Law as 19 other firms miss out.
The ministry announced results of the second round of QFLP licences this morning (19 February). A total of 23 firms from the UK, US and Europe applied for the licence last year (7 September 2012).
Firms understood to have missed out include Berwin Leighton Paisner, DLA Piper, K&L Gates, Olswang, Shearman & Sterling, Stephenson Harwood and Watson Farley & Williams. German firm Luther is also understood to have applied.
The licences allow foreign law firms to practise permitted areas of Singapore law. The four successful firms have six months from 1 April to commence their operations as QFLPs, and licences are initially valid for five years from the date operations begin.
In a statement announcing the licences, the Ministry of Law said the evaluation and selection committees took into account factors such as the value of work that will be generated by the firms' Singapore offices, the number of lawyers based in Singapore, the areas of practice offered, the extent to which Singapore will function as a regional headquarters and the firms' track records.
Fred Dos Santos, a consultant at recruiters JLegal in Singapore, said: "It will have taken the Singapore legal community by surprise that even fewer QFLP licences than the last round have been granted this time round. While the Ministry of Law will have their reasons for this I'm sure, I think the end result is that Singaporean firms will be happy that any extra competition for local work from international firms will be limited more than expected, and limited at that to firms who are expected to focus on 'high-end' work and not clog the market.
"There will be no shortage of disappointment among a number of esteemed applicants who will have had ambitious and interesting growth plans for the market and now need to shelve their ambitions or look for a 'plan B' – most likely a local joint venture partnership firm."
The first round of QFLP licences were awarded in late 2008 (5 December 2008) with six firms successful out of 20 applications – Allen & Overy, Clifford Chance, Herbert Smith, Latham & Watkins, Norton Rose and White & Case.
Linklaters did not apply in the first round, preferring to maintain its joint venture with local firm Allen & Gledhill. However this relationship broke down in 2011 (3 November 2011) leaving Linklaters without a local ally.
Firms had a two-month window to apply for the second round of QFLPs. Applications closed on 31 August 2012.
The Ministry of Law said the nominal value added of the Singapore legal services sector hit S$1.9bn (£990m) in 2012, up from S$1.5bn in 2008. Meanwhile the value of legal services exported from Singapore increased by 51.8 per cent, from S$363m in 2008 to S$551m in 2011.


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Tri-Luma is used for:
Short-term treatment of moderate to severe melasma (darkening) of the face. It is used in combination with sun avoidance measures, including sunscreen use. It may also be used for other conditions as determined by your doctor.
Tri-Luma is a combination topical corticosteroid, depigmentation agent, and keratolytic. Exactly how Tri-Luma works to treat melasma is unknown.
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- you are allergic to any ingredient in Tri-Luma
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- Talk with your doctor before you use any other medicines or products on your skin. Avoid using other topical medication, medicated or abrasive soaps, or other products that have a strong drying effect or a high alcohol content. While you are using Tri-Luma, you may use cosmetics and/or moisturizers.
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- Hormonal contraceptives (eg, birth control pills) may cause or worsen melasma. If you are using hormonal contraception, talk with your doctor about the use of an alternative form of birth control.
- Do not use Tri-Luma for any condition other than that for which it was prescribed.
- Weather extremes, such as windy or cold weather, may irritate your skin more while you are using Tri-Luma.
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- Corticosteroids may affect growth rate in CHILDREN and teenagers in some cases. They may need regular growth checks while they use Tri-Luma.
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Possible side effects of Tri-Luma:
All medicines may cause side effects, but many people have no, or minor, side effects. Check with your doctor if any of these most COMMON side effects persist or become bothersome:
Seek medical attention right away if any of these SEVERE side effects occur:
Acne; redness, peeling, mild burning, irritation, stinging, dryness, or itching at the application site.
Severe allergic reactions (rash; hives; itching; difficulty breathing; tightness in the chest; swelling of the mouth, face, lips, or tongue); excessive hair growth; gradual blue-black darkening of the skin; inflamed hair follicles; inflammation around the mouth; loss of skin color; severe or persistent burning, redness, swelling, blistering, oozing, crusting, or irritation of the skin; symptoms of high blood sugar (eg, increased thirst, hunger, or urination; confusion; drowsiness; flushing; rapid breathing; fruit-like breath odor); thinning, softening, or discoloration of the skin.
This is not a complete list of all side effects that may occur. If you have questions about side effects, contact your health care provider. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. To report side effects to the appropriate agency, please read the Guide to Reporting Problems to FDA.
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Contact 1-800-222-1222 (the American Association of Poison Control Centers), your local poison control center, or emergency room immediately.Proper storage of Tri-Luma:
Store Tri-Luma in the refrigerator, between 36 and 46 degrees F (2 and 8 degrees C). Do not freeze. Keep tightly closed. Keep Tri-Luma out of the reach of children and away from pets.
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Beyond Your Vote: How to Get Personally Involved!
By Pat Myers, director, Collegewide Student Services
October 5, 2012
It is not too late to get involved in the election process! There is nothing so energizing as working on a campaign or on issues you care about. How? There are several ways to go about it. First, decide what your issue or who your candidate is and how much time during the next few weeks you are willing to give to this cause. Once you have made your decision, go to the candidate's website or find an online interest group.
A candidate's website should include contact numbers or a link to volunteer information. You can usually sign up online. It is best to create a new email address for this purpose and be ready for the email onslaught. Do not use your work email!
You will get many requests for donations – and they are annoying – but you don't have to give, and let's face it, raising money is what enables candidates to get their message out. Just be patient and keep digging or wait for that email welcoming you to the world of volunteers.
Here are a few opportunities usually available to volunteers in campaigns:
- working the phones – the campaign will ask you to make reminder calls to registered voters in their party, usually in the swing states (those states that are neither red nor blue – i.e., Pennsylvania, Ohio and Florida)
- attend election events in your own communities. For example, there are often gatherings on debate nights. Attending is a great way to hook up with other people interested in the same issues – and they often have ideas of how you can become more involved
- signing up to be part of the feet on the ground effort – visiting neighborhoods and reminding people to vote on Election Day or standing on corners with signs
- contact a labor union; they usually have an organized effort in the presidential campaigns and welcome volunteers
These are just a few ideas. I have personally worked the last two presidential elections in Pennsylvania and Ohio. It has been exciting to put my efforts into something I truly believe in. I have met some awesome people and felt like I did my part to move the country forward. But, once every four years is not enough! Look for an article in January on how you can become involved in the political process in an ongoing way!
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PRAGUE (AP) — Russia's President Dmitry Medvedev will sign bilateral business deals with his Czech hosts, amid protests in major Russian cities against alleged vote fraud.
Medvedev will also open an exhibition of Kremlin's priceless treasures on Thursday.
Also on the agenda of the talks with President Vaclav Klaus and Prime Minister Petr Necas is the thorny issue of U.S. and NATO missile defense plans as well a Russian bid to build two more reactors at a Czech nuclear plant.
Medvedev threatened last month to deploy missiles to target U.S. missile shield sites in Europe if Russian concerns are not met.


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NURS 316 Transcultural Nursing
Course Description:
Experiential immersion in transcultural nursing provides the professional nursing student with the opportunity to study the influence of culture and health policy on the health of populations outside of North America.
Course Outcomes and Assessment Plan:
- Applies knowledge and selected concepts from nursing and social sciences in analysis of cultural concepts in care of culturally defined populations.
- Uses diversity concepts to analyze the concepts related to culturally competent nursing and health care.
- Uses appropriate transcultural nursing models to examine one or more specific cultures.
- Demonstrates the use of effective collaboration skills in exploring transcultural nursing with colleagues in a variety of health care settings.
- Examines culturally competent health care within an ethical framework.
- Critically examines the influence of health policy on the health of diverse populations.
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3 Didactic Credits = 45 hours
- Preparation for travel (5 hours)
- Examines & selects appropriate transcultural nursing model as framework for immersion experience.
- Studies the culture to be visited using the model selected.
- Prepares personal learning objectives for the experience.
- Travel to the selected country (35 hours)
- Interacts with professional peers in selected settings
- Observes health care facilities and practices in a variety of settings
- Takes part in selected activities to increase awareness of culture under study
- Post travel synthesis (5 hours)
- Selects an appropriate method to demonstrate attainment of course and personal goals for practicum.


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2014 E16 Bowland Ranch Bennett Valley Pinot Noir
14.3% alc., pH 3.60, TA 0.61, 375 cases, $44. Sourced from the Bowland Ranch Block at Moaveni Vineyard. Pommard clone. Aged 11 months in French oak barrels, 40% new. · Moderately dark reddish purple color in the glass. The nose is somewhat primary, opening slowly in the glass to reveal aromas of blackberry, spice and graham. The middleweight sweet fruited flavors of blackberry and black raspberry are a bit flat and the wine finishes with a noticeable oak presence. Score: 88. Reviewed September 7, 2016 WINERY » ARTICLE »
2013 E16 Bowland Ranch Bennett Valley Pinot Noir
14.4% alc., pH 3.59, TA 0.58, 295 cases, $42. Sourced from 3 blocks of Pommard clone picked at different Brix and co-fermented. Aged 11 months in 100% French oak barrels. Unfiltered. · Medium reddish purple color in the glass. The nose offers aromas of wooded forest and oak without any fruit even over a long time in the glass. Mid weight plus flavors of black cherry, black plum and spice with oak in the background. Pleasant but not exceptional with modest length and intensity on the finish. The mouth is soft and appealing. A fair amount of tannin and quite a bit of oak shows up on the finish. Score: 88. Reviewed May 14, 2015 WINERY » ARTICLE »
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14.5% alc., 600 cases, $35. Primarily a blend from Trenton Road and Bowland Ranch vineyards. 20% comes from Anderson Valley and the Santa Lucia Highlands. Aged 11 months in French oak barrels. · Moderately light reddish purple color in the glass. A lovely nose you could nibble at with bright aromas of red cherry and strawberry. Light to mid weight core of cherry and strawberry fruits with a complimentary backing of spice and an echo of oak. Silky in the mouth, holding up nicely over time in the glass, offering a pleasing kick of citrus on the finish. Score: 89. Reviewed April 19, 2014 WINERY » ARTICLE »
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14.4% alc., 295 cases, $40. 3 blocks of Pommard clone from grower Chris Bowland. Aged 11 months in French oak barrels. · Moderate reddish purple color in the glass. Another aromatic bombast with scents of black cherry, earthy flora, and spice. A refined, silky wine that is harmonious, picking up interest over time in the glass. The tasty, mid weight flavors of black cherry, black raspberry and cola are accented with oak and persist noticeably on the suave finish. Score: 91. Reviewed April 19, 2014 WINERY » ARTICLE »
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2013 Ezra Jack Keats New Writer and New Illustrator Book Awards Winners Announced
Mar 04, 2013, 10:25 ET from Ezra Jack Keats Foundation
Ezra Jack Keats Foundation and de Grummond Children's Literature Collection at The University of Southern Mississippi to Present Awards at Fay B. Kaigler Children's Book Festival on April 11th
NEW YORK, March 4, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Ezra Jack Keats Foundation in partnership with the de Grummond Children's Literature Collection at The University of Southern Mississippi announced today the winners of the 27th annual Ezra Jack Keats New Writer and New Illustrator Book Awards. The 2013 awards ceremony will be held on April 11th during The University of Southern Mississippi's Fay B. Kaigler Children's Book Festival. The winners receive a gold medallion as well as an honorarium of $1,000. Wendell Minor, a noted children's book illustrator who has worked with, among others, Charlotte Zolotow, Buzz Aldrin and Diane Siebert, will be guest presenter.
"The Book Award was created to bring attention and recognition to new artists who carry on in the spirit of Keats," said Deborah Pope, Executive Director of the Ezra Jack Keats Foundation. "The jury looks for new books of beauty that portray the universal qualities of childhood, a strong and supportive family and the multicultural nature of our world."
"The Ezra Jack Keats Book Award is an exciting extension of our work as guardians of important children's literature," said Ellen Ruffin, Curator of the de Grummond Children's Literature Collection. "Ezra's legacy lives on in the offerings of these fine new authors and illustrators, whose own books may one day join Ezra's in the de Grummond Collection."
The 2013 Ezra Jack Keats New Writer Award Winner Is:
Julie Fogliano for And Then It's Spring
Published by: Neal Porter Books/Roaring Brook Press, an imprint of Macmillan Children's Publishing Group
First-time author Fogliano shares the excitement that goes hand in hand with planting the first seeds of spring. After months of snow, a boy and his dog agree that enough is enough, and decide to plant a garden. They dig, plant, play and wait…and wait…until at long last, shades of green begin to replace the brown. Spring is in the air!
And Then It's Spring is illustrated by Erin E. Stead.
Says Fogliano, "I was struggling to find an idea for a children's book, and a friend challenged me by asking me to create a thought of the day for him for every day of the year to get inspired. On day 156, I was in my yard and, even though it was April, there was no sign of grass growing anywhere. Suddenly, inspiration struck... And Then It's Spring 'grew' from there."
The 2013 Ezra Jack Keats New Illustrator Award Winner Is:
Hyewon Yum for Mom, It's My First Day of Kindergarten!
Published by: Frances Foster Books/Farrar Straus Giroux Books for Young Readers, an imprint of Macmillan Children's Publishing Group
First day of kindergarten jitters may be nothing new, but in Yum's book, it's a parent who is frantic and needs reassuring! Playfully using color and size (Mom and son take turns appearing small and blue-tinted; large and rosy pink), this author-illustrator captures the emotional highs and lows of both parent and child around this milestone.
"My book is based on a true story," said Yum, who wrote and illustrated her book. "My son was going off to kindergarten and I was a new mommy. I felt like the five-year-old—he wasn't afraid, but I was nervous. I thought it was better to draw what we were feeling, so I drew the mom in the book small and blue at first and the son large and rosy. Their colors and sizes change as they each get more and less brave throughout the day. My own son said, 'Mom, that's not how you are!' He didn't even notice how nervous I was."
In addition, the Ezra Jack Keats Book Award, honorable mentions were awarded:
2013 New Writer Honor
- Mara Rockliff for My Heart Will Not Sit Down (Published by: Knopf Books for Young Readers)
- Jennifer Lanthier for The Stamp Collector (Published by: Fitzhenry & Whiteside)
- Don Tate for It Jes' Happened (Published by: Lee & Low Books)
2013 New Illustrator Honor
- K.G. Campbell for Lester's Dreadful Sweaters (Published by: Kids Can Press, Ltd.)
- Sanjay Patel for Ganesha's Sweet Tooth (Published by: Chronicle Books)
The Ezra Jack Keats Book Award Criteria
To be eligible for the 2013 Ezra Jack Keats Book Award, the author and/or illustrator will have no more than three children's picture books published prior to the year under consideration.
The selection committee is comprised of early childhood education specialists, librarians, illustrators and experts in children's literature, including: Rita Auerbach, Chair, Carolyn S. Brodie, Nina Crews, Pat Cummings, Barbara Genco, Ginny Moore Kruse, Marisabina Russo, Lisa Von Drasek, and Paul O. Zelinsky.
Ex-Officio members are: Deborah Pope, Executive Director, Ezra Jack Keats Foundation, and Ellen Ruffin, Curator, de Grummond Children's Literature Collection.
For a complete list of Ezra Jack Keats Book Award winners, visit www.ezra-jack-keats.org/news/ezra-jack-keats-award-winners/
For information about submissions, visit www.lib.usm.edu/legacy/degrum/public_html/html/keats_writer.shtml
About the Ezra Jack Keats Foundation
Founded by the late Caldecott award-winning children's book author and illustrator Ezra Jack Keats, the Foundation supports arts and literacy programming in public schools and libraries across the country, with the goal of bringing the joy of reading and learning to all children while highlighting the importance of diversity in children's books. In addition to the Ezra Jack Keats Book Award, the Foundation sponsors the Ezra Jack Keats/New York Department of Education Bookmaking Competition for grades 3-12, and the Ezra Jack Keats Minigrant program, among others. For information about the Foundation, please visit www.ezra-jack-keats.org.
About the de Grummond Children's Literature Collection
The de Grummond Children's Literature Collection at The University of Southern Mississippi is one of North America's leading research centers in the field of children's literature. The Collection holds the original manuscripts and illustrations of more than 1,300 authors and illustrators, as well as 180,000+ mostly American and British published books dating back to 1530. Since 1985, the de Grummond Collection has been the home of the Ezra Jack Keats Archive, which includes manuscripts, typescripts, sketches, dummies, illustrations, and proofs for Ezra Jack Keats' books.
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Jessica Simpson Women's Mitzie Pump
What a charmer! Jessica Simpson's Mitzie pump has a flirty design that features a gleaming patent leather upper with big bubble perforations and a bow detail for a look that's sweet, sophisticated, and brash--all at the same time.
It's gold, it's cute and it's from Kate Spade. Wrap yourself in gold with this adorable ring from Kate Spade. Can you say Fabulous??!!Tags: jewelry, cold, rings, kate spade, accessories, glam, Christmas, bowsAdded 6 Years Ago from Endless
Gorgeous blush pink satin pump! Love the ribbon bow, and the girly edge detail.
Such an amazing work of art! It's a mix of colors, fabrics, and wonderful tastes all in one shoe. Very revolutionary and such a great piece of work from D&G!
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These peep toe heels come in bacl and red and have a bow on the top of shoe with rhinestones.
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These shoes are nervy. You can also get them black with a red bow or brown with a green bow. But purple is always best.Tags: shoes, gold, purple, Pointy, satin, bows, kitten heels, teacup heelAdded 9 Years Ago from Endless
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George Osborne refused to accept credit for an unprecedented imminent Triple Dip recession, instead insisting that his predecessors, Alastair Darling and Gordon Brown deserved full credit for this unique historical achievement.
Osborne, who has been in the job for two years and inherited robust growth from Chancellor Darling, modestly declined to claim responsibility for the recent wave of bad economic news.
"I don't think it is at all fair to say that I'm responsible for it," brayed the multi-millionaire carpet heir turned politician from his gigantic country pile.
"I haven't really done anything since I became Chancellor. I certainly haven't listened to any advice. Most of the time, I've been looking at myself in the mirror, thinking how handsome I am.
"Whatever might be going on, I'm sure it's nothing to do with me. It must have been those other chaps."
Quizzed as to who the "Other chaps" he referred to were, Osborne looked puzzled. After a few moments of awkward silence, when it became apparent that the Chancellor could not recall the names of his predecessors, he summoned his butler to remind him. After a frantic consultation, Osborn, looking much reassured, continued.
"I can't be expected to bring about a triple dip all by myself. I'm totally ineffectual, a sort of more articulate George W Bush without the likeable buffoonish persona. I'm just a useless, hateful cock. It's all down to Barling and Drown, as I said before."


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Manhattan Socialite, 95, Dies Front Row At Fashion Show
If you're a fan of Ari Cohen's Advanced Style blog, where the photographer features a bevy of fun, fabulous, fashionable older women, you'll be familiar with Zelda Kaplan, one of the site's stars. Identifiable by her large sunglasses and a propensity for wearing African-inspired prints, Kaplan had seen the world over, favoring countries such as Ghana, Ethiopia, and Nigeria to which she traveled not only to garner fashion inspiration but also to campaign for women's activism. A grand life full of goodwill and fashion flair, spanning nearly a century, came to a close yesterday when the socialite passed away at the age of 95.
Zelda collapsed while sitting in the front row of the Joanna Mastroianni show at Lincoln Center, just after she was photographed smiling contentedly in her seat, and was carried out of the show and transported to the hospital. Sadly, she was reported to have died of natural causes later in the evening. Zelda should be remembered not only for her inimitable sense of style, but also as the person who interchanged the New York City party circuit with humanitarian sojourns through remote African villages in defense of women's rights. In 2003, she was the subject of a documentary, "Her Name Is Zelda," which chronicled her evolution from docile housewife to emancipated single girl about town to muse of artists and style photographers alike. Zelda said of her own time on earth, "I want to be an example for young people so they aren't afraid of growing old and a lesson to old people that you can be productive. You don't have to sit around and wait for death." Indeed, Zelda set the precedent for a life well-lived to the very last minute. [Huffington Post; NY Times]


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where is the defogger Relay location in 323i wagon?
My rear window defogger of my 2000 BMW 323i wagon is not working. I read all the threads I could find on the subject and check the battery 12.4, alternator 14.6V when turn engine on, the fuses 12V, continuity on the lines 4.6 ohms. The only thing I need to check before giving up is the defogger relay and I think that is the problem but I cannot find it. I found the location on a 323 sedan (right side of the trunk, under the side carpet) and I thought it would be about the same location on my wagon. However it doesn't look easy to take the entire side panel. So, does anyone know exactly the location of the relay in a 2000 323i wagon? I don't want to take the whole side off to find out is in a different location. much appreciated if I get a response.
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Herman Miller issues the re-edition of Isamu Noguchi's 1949 Rudder Table. The name stems from its characteristic wood support, which when paired with the two metal hairpin legs is reminiscent of a ship's rudder. It is made of walnut, ebony or white ash with chrome legs. The top is the same shape and size as the glass Noguchi table from 1947.


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I signed up for Sirius satellite radio and have been listening to the Pink Floyd channel ever since. It got me thinking, I'm not sure there's another band I could listen to like this without ever getting tired of it. Have you ever binge-consumed music like this? If so, what band?
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Presenting a discussion and critique with Open City artist Leon Reid IV.
Reid presented his talk "The Call to Duty in the 21st Century". How has the practice of street art redeemed the position of the Artist in contemporary society? Take a ride through history with street artist Leon Reid (Darius Jones) and explore what art has meant to civilizations of the past, where it got lost in contemporary Western society, and how the street artist is redefining what it means to be an "Artist".
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