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While I was waiting for a fashion show to begin last February, I listened to a woman next to me show off her handbag to anyone who looked in her direction and talk about how it was from her soon-to-be-released line of bags that resemble the infamous canvas and leather Klein Tools bags. Well, the bags are now available; I know this because I've seen Fleabags, as they're called, have been featured in both Elle and People StyleWatch. Apparently, Anne Hathaway is a fan. Pretty cute, right? Too bad they cost $440 each.
I understand that a lot of designers get inspiration from everyday items. They'll take something simple and basic and make it well-tailored and luxe. I just can't understand why a person would pay 400 big ones when they can get a similar, more authentic bag for less than a hundred bucks. Plus, since I'm a shortie, the ones that are longer in width than length work better for me. Thoughts?


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A new approach to treating schizophrenia.
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March 6, 2000 (Petaluma, Calif.) -- It seems to come out of nowhere, often striking young people in their teenage years. A seemingly healthy kid suddenly becomes withdrawn and depressed, then confused and even paranoid. As hallucinations and delusions take hold, victims become trapped in the demon-haunted world of schizophrenia.
One of the most severe forms of mental illness, schizophrenia afflicts an estimated 2.5 million Americans. One in 10 schizophrenics eventually commits suicide, according to Nancy Andreasen, M.D., Ph.D., a psychiatrist at the University of Iowa.
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"The earlier treatment starts, the better the prognosis," says psychiatrist Barbara Cornblatt, M.D., Director of High-risk studies at Hillside Hospital in New York. That's because the symptoms of full-blown schizophrenia -- hallucinations and delusions, for instance -- are themselves toxic to the brain, damaging its circuitry in ways that can't be reversed.

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Post-Show Questions for Discussion and Activities
Note to Educators: Use the following assignments, questions, and activities to have students evaluate their experience of the performance of Phaedra Backwards, as well as to encourage their own imaginative and artistic projects through further exploration of the play in production. Consider also that some of the pre-show questions and activities might enhance your students' experience following the performance.
- Phaedra Backwards: Performance Reflection and Discussion. Following their attendance at the performance of Phaedra Backwards, ask your students to reflect on the questions below. You might choose to have them answer each individually or you may divide students into groups for round-table discussions. Have them consider each question, record their answers and then share their responses with the rest of the class.
Questions to Ask Your Students About the Play in Production
- What was your overall reaction to Phaedra Backwards? Did you find the production compelling? Stimulating? Intriguing? Challenging? Memorable? Confusing? Evocative? Unique? Delightful? Meaningful? Explain your reactions.
- What were the most compelling characters or themes in the play and why did you find them compelling
- Did experiencing this imaginative and highly theatrical play in performance heighten your awareness of, interest in, or connection to the Phaedra myth?
- Did you find Marina Carr's interpretation of the Phaedra myth, her use of lyrical language in relation to dark subject matter, and her purposeful and incisive explorations of heredity, fate, legacy, and desire, intellectually stimulating and/or emotionally affective? Did any one moment or part of the story stand out to you in particular? Which moment or part was it and why did you find it outstanding?
- What overall effect did Carr's "Backwards" structure and the merging of the past with the present—and the living with the dead—have on you? Did you find this to be an effective and compelling way to tell "the back story of Phaedra's family?"
- Do you think that the pace and tempo of the storytelling were effective and appropriate? Explain your opinion.
Questions to Ask Your Students About the Characters
- Which characters were you most drawn to in Phaedra Backwards and why? Were there any that you were repelled by?
- What qualities were revealed by the action and speech of the characters?
- What did each of the characters want and why? What are the things that stood in the way of them getting what they wanted? By the play's end did anyone get what they wanted?
- Did any characters develop or undergo a transformation during the course of the play? Who? How? Why?
- Were you surprised by the fates of any of the characters? Did each deserve their individual destiny? Why or why not?
Questions to Ask Your Students About the Style and Design of the Production
- Was there a moment in Phaedra Backwards that was so compelling or intriguing that it remains with you in your mind's eye and/or ear? Write a vivid description of that moment. As you write your description, pretend that you are writing about the moment for someone who was unable to experience the performance.
- Did you find the overall style of the production compelling and engaging? Did the any design element stand out to you specifically?
- What did you notice about Rachel Hauck's set design? Did it provide an evocative setting/location for Phaedra Backwards? How and why, or why not?
- What did you notice about the costumes designed by Anita Yavich and worn by the actors? What do you think were the artistic and practical decisions that went into the conception of the costumes?
- What mood or atmosphere did Jeff Croiter's lighting design establish or achieve? Explain your experience.
- Did you find sound designer and original music composer Mark Bennett's soundscape emotionally evocative? How did it serve in creating or enhancing the world of the play? Were there any sounds or aspects of the soundscape that were especially evocative to you?
- And what about Director of Video Design Peter Nigrini's projection design? Were you compelled by filmed elements juxtaposed with live performance? How did it the projections help to tell story of Phaedra Backwards? What did you notice about the projections? Was there a filmed image that stands out specifically in your mind's eye? Was there a time in the performance in which the filmic and theatrical merged to create a meaningful moment? Can you describe the moment and its affect on you?
- Additional Post-Show Questions and Discussion Points for Phaedra Backwards.
"Phaedra Backwards is the Story of…?"
When asked to sum up the story of Phaedra Backwards in one sentence, playwright Marina Carr retorted: "Well, my first reaction is that if you can sum a play up in one sentence, it's not going to be a very interesting play."
- Ask your students to take three minutes to write on paper a one-sentence summary of Phaedra Backwards.
- Next ask them to skip a few lines on the page and then give them the opportunity to take ten-minutes to sum up the story of Phaedra Backwards in as many sentences they would like.
- Ask students to share their one-sentence summaries aloud. Ask them to reflect upon the specific challenges of writing a one-sentence summary of a play like Phaedra Backwards.
- [Students might even be asked to sum up in one sentence another more conventional play that the class has read or seen as a group (e.g., Romeo and Juliet).]
- Then ask a few students to volunteer to share their expanded summaries aloud. After each sharing ask the class to indicate what words or phrases stand out in each summary and write those words or phrases on the board.
- Next work with the students to create a new collaborative one-sentence summary of Phaedra Backwards.
- And finally, share with the students Marina Carr's multiple-sentence summary:
I think it's about how to live and how to die. It's about the big pains, the big passions, the big moments, what we were made on and what the price of that is. It's about how our ability or inability to love is finally what defines us. All that's in Phaedra Backwards. And I think it's about death. And it's also about dealing with mystery. It's about encountering things that are not comprehensible, and allowing them entry into your life.
How does Carr's summary compare to the class summary? In what ways are the summaries similar? Where do they differ? What accounts for the difference?
Marina Carr on Writing a Different Kind of Play and Her Sudden "Bore"dom with the "Well-Made Play."
When asked about how Phaedra Backwards compares to the rest of the body of her work as a playwright, Marina Carr opined:
I think it's incredibly different. For one thing, I don't even think there is anything Irish about it. I think it could take place anywhere—the cadence and the language might give it away but that's about it. Also, I think in terms of playwriting structure and plot points it's not a traditional play. It's quite experimental, I think, in its approach. It's a very imagistic piece—the use of film elements and the changes of time, and dealing with the supernatural and with hauntings… But I don't really see it as a mythic piece—these people are very real.I just got bored with the" well-made play"—beginning, middle, and end, you know? We're all kind of bored of it. It's all shifting so fast now. I think our capacity to take in information has quickened in the past twenty, thirty years. We've changed with the advent of film. We grab onto things. We're very tired of anyone who tries to hammer something home to us. It gets harder and harder to keep our own attention and certainly to keep anyone else's attention. I know that's true when I go to the theatre. If I know what's going to happen and the way it's going to happen within the first 5 minutes, then that's it, unless there's another factor like an extraordinary performance or something. I think it's no longer the story you're telling but how you're telling it. There are a lot of great traditional well-made plays out there are, but that form just doesn't do it for me right now.
—from Interview with Marina Carr
Share the above quotations from Marina Carr with your students and then engage them in a discussion of Carr's remarks in relation to their experience of Phaedra Backwards. Below are a few discussion points:
- Did you find anything reminiscently "Irish" about Phaedra Backwards, that is, in "the cadence and the language" as referenced by Carr? If you didn't know that Marina Carr was one of Ireland's most admired contemporary writers, would you have thought that Phaedra Backwards was written by someone Irish/British? By a woman? If yes, what clued you in? If no, what effectively cloaked Carr's various attributes or facets of identity?
- Do you agree with Carr that this play "could take place anywhere?" What do you think she means by that? Also, do you agree or disagree with her view that Phaedra Backwards isn't really a "mythic piece," and "that these people are very real?" Are some more real than others? What accounts for their "realness?"
- Did you find Carr's decision to escape the boredom of the traditional or "well-made play" and its conventions for her telling of Phaedra Backwards effective and compelling? What meaning does the term "well-made play" mean to you? What are the characteristics of a "well-made play?" [For educators: Carr's definition relates directly to the Aristotelian principle of a story with a beginning, middle, and end. Other characteristics might include an expository beginning to set the play and its given circumstances, clear causal (i.e., cause and effect) arrangements of incidents, a rising action with mounting tension, leading to a climax, resolution, and denouement.] Did Carr's unconventional and innovative approach "grab onto" you? Was your attention held? Can you describe your experience of your journey through the performance? What other plays have you seen or read that eschew "well-made play" conventions?
- Do you agree with Carr that for contemporary theatre audiences "it's no longer the story you're telling but how you're telling it?" Taking into account not only Carr's script, but also the collaborative contributions of director Emily Mann and her production design team, what attracted you about how the story of Phaedra Backwards was told? Was there anything that distracted or diverted you? How did the various production elements (setting, costume, lights, sound, projections) combine to tell the story while grabbing and keeping your attention?
Phaedra Backwards and Back Story
In her approach to the Phaedra myth, Marina Carr decided to not only to tell Phaedra's story backward—that is, starting where her dramatic predecessors traditionally ended their versions and journeying in and out of a chronological context—but also to show and tell "the back story of Phaedra's family: her mother, Pasiphae; her father, Minos; her brother, the Minotaur; her sister, Ariadne. I began to think about what that relationship might have been and how they lead to the death of Hippolytus in Racine's Phèdre."
Ask your students to contemplate Carr's backwards and back story approach in a discussion based upon the following questions:
- What intellectual or emotional affect did seeing "The End" (or an end) of Phaedra's story as the first scene in the play have upon you? Did it influence the way you received the story? Did it confuse you? Intrigue you? Did it make you watch the play in a different way?
- Why do you think Carr chose to start her play with "The End" of the story? How did "The End" at the beginning of the play compare with the end of the actual play? Carr describes the movement of the play as follows: "…the play starts at the end, and then goes back through to a different end, or sort of a similar end in another dimension." What do you think Carr means by this? What affect did this different end have upon you? What meaning did you make from it?
- Carr is the first Phaedra-myth dramatist to stage Phaedra's back story. Why do you think Carr might have been inspired to do this? In many ways, this was Carr's response to reading Racine's Phèdre, whom she felt "only told one side" of Phaedra's story. How does incorporating the past with the present tell "the other side" of Phaedra's story? What affect did knowing Phaedra's back story have upon you? Does knowing her back story make you view Phaedra and her actions in a different way?
- What aspects of Phaedra's familial relationships and dynamics do you think Carr intends us to especially make note of? How do you think these relationships and dynamics in Phaedra's past "lead to the death of Hippolytus" in the present?
- The Modern Mythical Woman: Collage Project
A few thousand years ago we could blame Aphrodite…Now I have to take the blame for everything myself. That's the thing I really cannot abide about being modern. Open another bottle.
—Phaedra, Phaedra Backwards, Scene 4
Read the above quote from Phaedra Backwards and then ask your students to reflect upon what it is Phaedra means or is suggesting in this moment of the play.
- Ask students what modern means or what it means to be modern? What is the converse of modern? How does the traditional or classical compare to the modern? What are the characteristics of a classical woman? (A classical Phaedra?) A traditional woman?
- Then ask your students to consider the ways in which Marina Carr's Phaedra is a modern interpretation of Phaedra and/or a modern woman. Are there anyways in which she is not? [Or is she post-modern?]
Next ask your students, either individually or in pairs, to choose one of the following mythical women:
- Next, students should research their mythical woman and create a modern character biography inspired by her classical back story:
- Next, students should think of ways to visually communicate their impressions of their individual modern mythical woman through the medium of collage. They should seek out photographs and images online and in magazines, and collect small objects and fabric/material for their character collage.
- Students will need access to art supplies (e.g., paper scissors, glue, found magazines) to create their collages.
- Educators might also opt for their students to create electronic collages by utilizing PowerPoint technology and images gleaned from the Internet.
- Students should be given time to show their finished collages to the class and to explain their approach to making-over their mythical woman for the modern day.
- Phaedra Backwards: The Review. Have your students take on the role of theater critic by writing a review of the McCarter Theatre production of Phaedra Backwards. A theater critic or reviewer is essentially a "professional audience member," whose job is to provide reportage of a play's production and performance through active and descriptive language for a target audience of readers (e.g., their peers, their community, or those interested in the arts). Critics/reviewers analyze the theatrical event to provide a clearer understanding of the artistic ambitions and intentions of a play and its production; reviewers often ask themselves, "What is the playwright and this production attempting to do?" Finally, the critic offers personal judgment as to whether the artistic intentions of a production were achieved, effective and worthwhile. Things to consider before writing:
- Theater critics/reviewers should always back up their opinions with reasons, evidence and details.
- The elements of production that can be discussed in a theatrical review are the play text or script (and its themes, plot, characters, etc.), scenic elements, costumes, lighting, sound, music, acting and direction (i.e., how all of these elements are put together). (See Theater Reviewer's Checklist.)
- Educators may want to provide their students with sample theater reviews from a variety of newspapers.
- Encourage your students to submit their reviews to the school newspaper for publication.


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* When Beck and Cutler are fighting Paige at the docks, they throw their discs to cut the lines of the shipping container they're riding. When the discs come back, they catch each others' discs, leading to an awkward moment where they have to trade back mid-battle.
* Zed booting Hopper out of the car in "The Reward".
* Paige making Pavel smack his face into a windshield during "Scars, Part 1".
* The Disney XD previews for the next episode that air during the credits frequently turn Beck into the ButtMonkey.
* "Grounded". Beck's reaction to Tesler bringing a {{BFG}} to their fight.
--> '''Beck''': [[YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe Seriously!?]]
** The random program who got an [[CloseCallHaircut impromptu haircut]] courtesy of the previously mentioned BFG. [[http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_medgqpvZas1rro63oo1_400.gif And his reaction.]]
* Beck and Tron observe the graffiti artists' work in "Tagged."
--> '''Beck''': My fanclub strikes again.
--> '''Tron''': [[DeadpanSnarker You mean MY fanclub.]]
--> '''Beck''': [[SnarkToSnarkCombat Hey, you made a joke. That's progress.]]
* Beck insists to Tron that his meeting up with Paige in "Rendezvous" [[SheIsNotMyGirlfriend is not a date]], but merely him gathering intel on the enemy. He does this whilst ''checking his reflection to make sure his hair is presentable''. Tron naturally, doesn't buy it for a second. The entire dialogue is just hilarious:
--> '''Beck''': [[NotWhatItLooksLike This isn't what it looks like.]] [[ICanExplain I was just]][[HesitationEqualsDishonesty ...]] [[BadLiar gauging my opponent]].\\
'''Tron''': And what did you learn?\\
'''Beck''': [[CaptainObvious That she wants to kill me]].\\
'''Tron''': Then you probably shouldn't have agreed to go on that [[EveryoneCanSeeIt 'date']] with her.\\
'''Beck''': [[SheIsNotMyGirlfriend It's not a date]]. [[BadLiar Paige is a commander in the enemy's army, I'm gathering intel]]. ({{Beat}}) [[BlatantLies For the good of the Uprising]].\\
'''Tron''': Your hair looks fine. It's your stance that's all over the place.\\
'''Beck''': [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial I'm not trying to recruit Paige because I like her!]]\\
'''Tron''': [[INeverSaidItWasPoison Since when were you recruiting her]]? I thought you were just gathering intel?
** After that, on their first date, there's this.
--> '''Paige''': Bet this is your first time taking a nose dive out of a helicopter.\\
'''Beck''': *AsideGlance* [[note]]Beck's first time doing this was actually during the first episode, after his first confrontation with Paige no less[[/note]]
** On their second date, Paige tried to show off to Beck with how quick she's learning to play pool. [[EpicFail She ends up sending the white ball out the table and into another player's white ball]]. And then she playfully blames it on Beck.
* It's BlackComedy to a degree, but when Mara tells Zed the renegade should walk in and say [[spoiler: he killed Able himself]], Beck chooses that exact moment to walk in and announce his opinion.


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New rear deck subs.
Granted I have to cut the plastic up to make them fit. Considering the cost I can live with that. The two outers fit with no trouble the inners do not fit because the plastic is way to shallow by 1/4". Should have some pics of them installed tomorrow.
With only the two it make one hell of a difference. Now I just need the AUX/Ipod integration kit.
The new speakers look a lot bigger, but they are the same size. Camera trickery because the new ones are taller.
Try making 'fit rings' out of MDF. Cheap and easy to work.
I built the area up with dyno mat on mine:dunno:
I cannot build up the mounting surface. The covers will not fit back on. The frames/baskets are a bit thicker on top plus they have good excursion.
try getting some from partsexpress man they are 5 1/4's. plus the speakers they used then are home speakers they are 8 ohms so if u got a factory amp you will kill it using 4 ohm speakers
should have specified. They are 6 ohm 60W rms. not 4 or 8 ohm
Well 6.4 were pulled out so 6.2 went in.
Doesn't matter much though because once I get all the small stuff fixed to my liking I will be installing a few subs I the trunk.
I only paid $45 for all four.
I cannot do the subs until after my shoulder surgery, fix a PS leak, sunroof rear drain & the headliner. THEN about that time my daughter will be born. So in June or so I will worry about low end. I already have the amps, etc. Just cannot lift it all. When & if I feel up to it, I will do it.
I also still have my Suburban project to finish.
Right now I have the rear deck plastic sitting on my dining room table. This stuff is easy for me I just have a hard time right now due to a severely degraded left shoulder, but my son helps me most of the time. Putting in the deck subs just because I want to. Considering I had to take the old ones out because they sounded absolutely horrible(have to remove the plastic to disconnect the harness at the back). Having to reglue the fabric, c-pillars, headliner etc it is only an extra hour to cut plastic. I have nothing but time right now. Better get it all done before the baby is born ;)
Obviously not earth shattering, but anything is better then speakers just making noise because they are blown & cannot move.
Where did you buy the new ones, at 45$ for 4 I'd like to do mine. I don't want an earth shattering experience and would like to keep my trunk uncluttered. Thanks
I got them here locally. Not sure where they would be in the USA. The company is based out of Miami, Fl though.
Here are the ones I got. But mind you they are DEEPER than the originals so the plastic bottom needs to be cut out. I have a video of them in the car I am trying to upload. Youtube is being troublesome right now.
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Thanks to everyone who visited Bespoke for our Spring 2014 Oxxford Clothes trunk show. We had a fun and stylish showing, and were reminded throughout the day of the loyalty Oxxford inspires in the gents they outfit:
One gentleman wore his 12-year-old Oxxford cashmere jacket. When your jacket is old enough to be a fine Scotch, you are wearing one remarkable garment!
Another long-standing Oxxford patron, who had only heard of the event on Wednesday, picked up two new sportcoats for an upcoming trip to Europe.
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Ray Deaton is much more than just a bassist in bluegrass bands. And that doesn't just mean that he is also good at singing bass vocals, as many a bluegrass bassist is required to be. Not that he isn't; in fact, Deaton is said to have one of the lowest voices in this genre, often praised by critics with some of the same adjectives used to describe a healthy, idling truck engine, including "rumbling." Deaton is also a tenor vocalist who can bring an audience to its feet, and the producer of many bluegrass bluegrass and gospel sessions, with a particular knack for bringing out the best in family bands. Not enough? Deaton began doing the booking for some of the groups he worked with, including the illustrious IIIrd Tyme Out, leading to him start up his own booking agency. Seeing as how he also picks quite well on guitar and mandolin, in summation he seems to make any other members of any group obsolete, unless they own a van.
Many fans of the mountain music scene came across Deaton in the company of Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver, although he also worked with the Everett Brothers. The bassist joined the former group in order to replace Curtis Vestal, and critics immediately commented that Deaton's bass vocals were even "more rumbling" than Vestal's. In 1991, a gaggle of pickers with this group decided to leave and start their own band, which would become IIIrd Tyme Out. Guitarist Russell Moore and fiddler Mike Hargrove were the others involved in making this musical move. The group, based out of Georgia, became one of the most important progressive bluegrass outfits of the '90s. Deaton began producing the group's recordings, and by the end of the '90s, was also taking on projects such as the Chapmans and the superb singer Beth Stevens. While he seems to be focusing more and more on producing, that doesn't mean he isn't playing. Deaton often does vocal or instrumental guest spots on his production projects.


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What Is Cheyenne Frontier Days' CINCH Rodeo Shootout?
At 12:15 p.m. today, 40 champions will enter the Frontier Days arena to duke it out in 5 different rodeo events: bareback riding, barrel racing, steer wrestling, saddle bronc riding and bull riding.
One team and one individual participant will be crowned overall champions by the end of the day. Yep--prepare yourself for insta-champions. And texting.


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Rolexolex (3) Alberta | December 26, 2013
So eine tolle Auswahl an Bier gibt es nirgends wo anders Tolle stimmung und ein besseres lokal in Krakau finden sie nirgendwo anders !! Ich empfehle es weiter
msbernac (134) Krakow, Poland | November 19, 2013
Pleasant interior. Kind staff. Good selection of bottled beers. Draught beers are not so interesting.
Delirium78 (4) , | October 31, 2013
Great Pub!! Fantastic place!!
Mati97 (4) , | July 11, 2013
My top 3 beer bar in Poland. Very good choice on taps as well as bottles. Helpful and kind bartenders. Very nice beer-themed interior. The only disadvantage is a to much peaple on bar :). Saw the same beers cheaper in other bars in Poland. Overall - great bar!
sarmata (3) , | June 11, 2013
One of the best places in Kraków. Vast variety of beers either from local breweries or foreign ones. You can even get some Aussie ones! Cool and friendly staff will always help you to pick the best taste for you. Oh - you can actually taste a beer before buying! On Saturday nice house music!! recomended for clubing!!
Anya75 (6) New York, | April 27, 2013
Visited on a saturday afternoon so I got to sit on the bar. The beer selection was pretty great for polish microbreweries, which is exactly what I was looking. The deco inside though was pretty tacky with the place being a tribute to the Gallery, the walls with Van Gogh, Mona Lisa reproduction. But if you're looking for polish micros this is a must visit place. The music with the Dj - nice to dance. Must visit!!
jfb (155) , Germany | April 2, 2013
Strange pub opposite Omerta. Fireplace, discoballs, couches, fashion shows on the telly and only red light in the back. And quite dead during the daylight hours. The selection of draught beers is small and regional, with a larger variety of bottled beers, though quite a few (i.e. the most interesting ones) weren't available. Managed to find a few interesting ticks nontheless.
maciej1011 (4) krakow, Poland | January 27, 2013
Very good selection of bottled and draft beers. The staff are extremely knowledgeable and very friendly. A place where beer is on the first place. They have 3 Place on Krakow. On first bill wos OK, on second bill -10%, on third bill - 20%!! Fantastic!!
berrtaste (5) Florida | January 24, 2013
a great place for people who like good beer
Goya (8) , | September 23, 2012
This is my favourite pub in Krakow. I LOVE WASTE MY TIME THERE... :-)
Tim Webb (496) Bristol, England | August 25, 2012
Just round the corner from Omerta but why bother? I am with Oakes on this one. A dull selection for the numbers. There was a strange inconguity between the obvious beer enthusiasm of the manageress and the beer range available. Someone needs to let her breathe.


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'Manhattan Projects' bends history around atomic bomb
Going back to an era full of important scientific discoveries, comic-book writer Jonathan Hickman is exploring some true science fiction.
His new Image Comics series The Manhattan Projects imagines a grand story set in an alternate version of the 1940s, where there is a lot more going on behind the scenes than just the development of the atomic bomb and global space programs. In Hickman's telling, the different versions of the men behind the innovations of that era are not nearly as wonderful as their discoveries.
You won't see nice Albert Einstein, semi-good-guy J. Robert Oppenheimer or even wonderfully enigmatic Nobel Prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman, Hickman says. "These (characters) aren't those people. These are these other, bendier versions."
The first issue of The Manhattan Projects, Hickman's first ongoing book for Image, will be available in comic shops as well as digitally at Comixology on Wednesday. Also, Comixology will offer five of the writer's previous miniseries —The Nightly News, Pax Romana, The Red Wing, A Red Mass for Mars and Transhuman— for the first time as individual issues, digital collections, or bundled for $34.99. (The first issues of each will be free.)
The Manhattan Projects opens with an exploration of good and evil revolving around Oppenheimer as he's recruited to the top-secret Manhattan Projects by Gen. Leslie Groves — the real-life director of the Manhattan Project, which developed the atomic bomb.
The second issue tackles German rocket scientist Wernher von Braun, followed by chapters starring Groves, Einstein and, down the line, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin and physicist Enrico Fermi. (Feynman acts as the narrator of the series, with his journals beginning and ending each issue.)
A history buff, Hickman feels that science seemed more mysterious and magical back then because the events going on were so earth-shattering.
"Nowadays, when we discover a new planet that can sustain life, the news cycle is 30 minutes and then we're on to something else. This was a totally different time," says Hickman, who also writes Fantastic Four for Marvel Comics.
Since this is an alternate history, though, Manhattan Projects artist Nick Pitarra decided to go with romanticized takes on the characters of the time.
"Our Einstein has his classic white hair and mustache, Gen. Groves is less doughy than history might remember, and, of course, Wernher von Braun has a giant robot arm," he says.
Pitarra also is responsible for a lot of the irreverent images that veer from the historical record, such as made-up technology and invading Japanese robot samurai — made by Honda. "That plays back to when you're a kid and just having fun drawing," he says.
Hickman acknowledges he walks a tightrope creatively between those more fictional elements and being respectful of the historical figures involved.
"We have little story traps that are waiting to spring and little 'ah-ha' moments that'll make the historical version and the fantastic version sync up, so readers can say, 'Oh, they're not just overriding and doing whatever they want to with this dude's name.' " Hickman says. "We have enough of that that will make people chuckle."
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I've always been intrigued by the idea of ceviche. If you're not familiar, it's a South American dish made with raw fish, that's been "cooked" in a mixture of citrus juices like lemon, lime, or orange and seasoned with onion, chili peppers and herbs. The acids in the juice break down the proteins in the fish, and give it the appearance of being cooked.
The only tiny issue I have with ceviche is that while the acid breaks down the proteins, it really doesn't do much to kill any bacteria or toxins in the fish. So unless you are completely certain that your fish is super fresh and here's the important part – toxin free (almost impossible to know), you may run the risk Continue Reading..


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> -----Original Message-----
> From: P B [mailto:pjb141 at hotmail dot com]
> Hi,
> I am former Smoothwall/IPcop user and have moved to m0n0wall
> (an excellent
> solution, thanks Manuel) from release 27. I have a fairly
> typical setup
> comprising the following:
> WAN interface - Ethernet ADSL modem
> LAN interface - 192.168.10.1/255.255.255.0
> DMZ interface - 192.168.20.1/255.255.255.0 - single
> Clarkconnect box running
> e-mail/web servers
> I was using NMAP from the Clarkconnect box to check for open
> ports, and
> discovered that I could scan the boxes on the LAN interface
> (not a good
> thing!).
> I reviewed the rules I set up when I configured m0n0wall and
> discovered that
> I had entered a DMZ -> any rule (not appreciating that this
> would also allow
> access to the LAN).
> I have now modified the rules to lock down the configuration,
> but would
> appreciate comments on my revised setup:
> 1. Inbound NAT for ports 25, 80, 143 and 443 to the same
> ports on my NAT'd
> server IP (192.168.20.2) - allowing automatic addition of the
> firewall rules
> for the same
> 2. Retain the default LAN -> any rule
> Now the crucial one:
> Action: PASS
> Interface: DMZ
> Protocol: any
> Source: DMZ subnet
> Destination: *NOT* LAN subnet
> (i.e. DMZ can access everything EXCEPT the LAN subnet)
> Is there a better solution without limiting ports/protocols?
It is definately better than DMZ -> any, which does exactly what it says :-)
Maybe you should check which ports are needed by your server and only open
them up (smtp only, maybe ftp for updates I guess?).
> One other query:
> How can I allow machines on my LAN interface to access the
> DMZ server via
> the domain name (i.e. http://www.domain.com rather than via
> http://192.168.20.2)? I am running Gallery which can be
> configured to use
> EITHER the www.domain.com name OR the 192.168.20.2 IP
> address. Using the
> domain name I can't access Gallery from my LAN, with the IP
> address it can't
> be accessed from the outside world!
> Thanks,
> Peter
Use the DNS forwarder and add the 'www' host on the domain 'domain.com' and
wait for your clients to clear their cache. It should work.
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I run BT4 on a HDD install on a tri-boot with Win 7 and Ubuntu 10.4 on this laptop.
Ubuntu, Win7 works great.
I would NOT recommend it for BT4.
Working out the box:
Wifi, Injection, that is pretty much it.
Not working out the box, the rest. =( Let me explain:
Graphics: integrated Intel, you would need some google searching to get it working at the resolution you want. Even after I got the res' as I want, everything on screen seems "laggin" while dragging windows, etc...
(I still did not figure it out)
Ethernet: Marvell 88e8059 Gigabyte lan. dose not work out the box, I did not get it working yet, I tried numerous "solutions" but none actually worked. I am still trying to solve these problems.
# Processor: 2.1GHz Intel Core i3-330M Processor
# Memory: 4GB (2GBx2) DDR3 1066MHz RAM
# Video Card: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator HD Total Available Graphics Memory of 1759MB (max.)
# 500GB 5400RPM Hard Drive
# 15.5 Widescreen LCD Display (1366 x 768)
# Integrated Wireless LAN: Atheros 802.11b/g/n Wireless Network Connection (802.11b/g/n )
Bottom line is, if you want to put your time on pentesting and not hardware issues, do not get this laptop.


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Published: 2011-11-24, by Ana Gracia.
Messenger WithYou is an Android app that lets you connect to Windows Live Messenger (& Yahoo) and chat with your friends from your device.
When you sign in, the app lets you see the contacts divided into groups, with the same appearance as when you signed in with your computer. You can chat with them whether they are connected with their mobile, pc or tablet. Of course, you can access to your Hotmail account and list all the contacts as you want. The other features are practically the same as if you were in your computer: notifications, sounds and smileys.
The app works well, has a great design and apparently no bugs, but contact via windows live messenger is constantly getting behind. People seem to be using Facebook Chart, Blackberry Chat and What'sapp so only a few people will keep using this kind of service. If you're one of them and your contacts too, don't hesitate and download Messenger With You for a simple and enjoyable experience with Live Messenger.
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A 10-year-old girl who claims she was molested by Wilmington teacher Robert Pimentel offered vivid details of the alleged abuses during a court hearing Thursday in Long Beach.
The girl, referred to in court as Jane Doe 1 to conceal her name, told a packed courtroom that the George De La Torre Elementary School teacher put his hands inside her pants and "touched me right here," pointing to the crease between her thighs and crotch.
The girl said Pimentel touched her on several occasions, including one incident in which he allegedly put his hand inside her pants and rubbed her buttocks.
The preliminary hearing before Long Beach Superior Court Judge Tomson Ong is expected to last into next week and will decide whether Pimentel will face a criminal trial for allegedly molesting 12 girls - 11 in 2011-12 and one from 2002-04.
Defense attorney Joseph Yanny accused Jane Doe 1 of conspiring with other girls at the school to frame Pimentel.
"I'm going to establish that these girls sat and planned out some things," Yanny said in court Thursday.
Their motivation, he said, is money from the Los Angeles Unified School District.
"I think they were actually offered money," Yanny said outside of court.
The defense lawyer declined to say who offered the victims money, but said the scandal at Miramonte Elementary School provided a blueprint for parents to extort LAUSD for money over molestation allegations.
"The allegations came right on the heels of Miramonte," Yanny said.
Former Miramonte Elementary School teacher Mark Berndt of Torrance faces 23 felony counts of lewd conduct for allegedly enticing children into ingesting spoonfuls of his semen and eating semen-tainted cookies. He also is alleged to have placed cockroaches on the faces of blindfolded students. He was arrested in February 2012.
LAUSD has agreed to pay $30 million to families of 58 children who said they were victims of Berndt.


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Tokoriki is a secluded adults only island resort in the Mamanuca Islands in Fiji. It is easily accessible by boat transfer from the mainland, and perfect for couples looking for privacy, relaxation and a taste of the real Fiji islands.
Package Includes
- 7 nights Tokoriki Island Resort in a Beachfront Bure
- Round trip helicopter transfers
- Big Bula welcome and Isa Lei farewell serenade
- Tokoriki lei on arrival with a tropical welcome drink and cool scented towels
- Nightly serenaders at your dining table and traditional Fijian entertainment
- Daily afternoon tea
- Snorkeling equipment, paddle boards and kayaks
- Islands in the Sun After Hours Emergency Travel Assistance
Honeymoon Bonus:
Honeymooners also receive a Bottle of French Champagne.
Add meals to your Fiji package:
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Wuv you, sock monkey
Pyper, does sock monkey get all your kisses and know all your secrets?
;) Dawn
Pyper, does sock monkey get all your kisses and know all your secrets?
;) Dawn
Oh Pyper looks like she is in dreamland with her best buddy and friend. How cute!
Ok, how come Pyper can have a sweet nap with her sock monkey and my boys rip their stuffies and fling the innards everywhere? Just wondering…
Pyper is so happy with her little sock monkey! She looks so sweet and innocent.
Nothing more precious than watching a sleeping Sheltie, especially when they take their BFF with them.
Ahhh..another ahhh moment to start my day..
Pyper looks so sweet,safe ,secure and serene with her little sock monkey ..Sweet dreams Pyper.You are so beautiful !
Om my gosh, that is the sweetest, most contented face ever!
So VERY SWEET and ANGELIC…
Thanks for sharing!
This is so very sweet!!! Look at this little angel so secure in her dream world with sock monkey. How innocent they look while sleeping!!! She is beautiful!
Pyper says there is nothing better than having your BFF to nap with. I love her coloring and her markings and especially love the oh so slight tip of the right ear.


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Dearborn County residents are reminded to be aware of phone scams that are actively in progress within the county.
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Phone Scam Reported In Dearborn County
Volunteers Needed For Relay For Life For Dearborn & Ohio Counties
The American Cancer Society Relay For Life is seeking volunteers in Dearborn & Ohio Counties
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Ken and Rhonda Pennington want to give their river house away, so they are extending the deadline for their essay contest.
Couple Accused Of Several Break-Ins, Let Child Wear Stolen Jewelry
A married couple is accused of breaking into several homes in Hebron, and letting their young child wear stolen jewelry.
Flags, Royalty, Music, And A Big Parade; 107th Aurora Farmers Fair Runs Through Saturday
Wear your red, white, and blue and you'll fit right in at the Aurora Farmers Fair.
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With its playful character, this fun Philips myHomeOffice desk lamp with pink accents is sure to brighten up your workspace. Made of quality synthetic material and with a flexible neck.
Design and finishing
-Material: synthetics
-Color: pink
Extra feature/accessory incl.
-On / off switch on lamp
-Energy saving lamp bulb included
-Accentuated light beam
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-Rotate in any direction
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-Height: 35 cm
-Length: 13.5 cm
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-Net weight: 1.200 kg
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-Mains power: Range 220V - 240V, 50-60 Hz
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Imagine Dragons once opened for their opening act
One of the opening acts on the Imagine Dragon tour is a band who took a chance on them when they first started.
Singer Dan Reynolds says they had an incredible time with Nico Vega and learned a lot from them. Reynolds says taking Nico Vega on their tour is something special. It's also very convenient for Reynolds: his wife is in Nico Vega.
Since they're keeping it all in the family, Reynolds says their baby is coming on tour too. He says, "That's going to be an adventure in itself, to say the least."
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Make a fresh juice yourself at home. The auger juicer KENWOOD JMP 600 it does not get any easier. Effectively pressed both fruits and vegetables well and you can enjoy a fresh juice without vitamin chemistry. Operation and maintenance handle everyone. In the molded fruits or vegetables they remain stored all the vitamins and enzymes through nízkootáčkovému odšťavňovacímu mechanism (60 rpm./ Min). The juice is pressed instead of grinding, allowing much higher yield and contains then the minimum foam. Reverse releasing any stuck bits, so the operation is very simple.
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September 21, 2014 @ 11:00 am - 6:00 pm
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An event every 1 week(s) on Sunday that lasts 0 day(s) and 7 hour(s), the last of which will begin on September 28, 2014
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We are pleased to offer trail rides through Triple M Farm (Goodview, VA) across our 4-mile Monacan Trail. Call 540-291-2121 to speak to our Concierge and reserve your spot today! Each ride can accommodate only four guests. Age minimum and weight limit apply. $50/1 hour.
Rides at 11am, 12:30pm, 2pm, 3:30pm and 5pm.


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Dress the little ones up in western style with Roper. These Western Boots are great for walking, running, playing—you name it. With the western scroll design and classic square toe, these boots were made for the countryside. Match your child's outfit with a plaid button-up to complete the look.
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We are looking for our next spiritual leader, and it is an amazingly rich and gratifying process to go through this with this incredibly vibrant and committed congregation.
Amesbury, MA (PRWEB) June 03, 2014
Unity On the River in Amesbury, MA, is going through a period of transition. The church's founding minister, Reverend Mary Shipley Allinson, has recently retired with ceremonies co-created and overseen by the board and staff with the leadership of long-time board by Jackie Woodside. Woodside, a multi-hyphenate with experience as a professional coach, author, speaker and psychotherapist has been board president for 8 of the last 10 years and currently serving as a guide for the church during this period of change.
One of the main duties Jackie Woodside has taken on for Unity On the River is searching for someone to fill Reverend Shipley Allinson's shoes. Overseeing the committee that aims to find the Reverend's replacement has meant completing a hiring packet to submit to Unity Worldwide Ministries to notify Unity as a whole that the Church is searching for a minister. Unity, a spiritual movement that falls under the wider New Thought movement, is a metaphysical interpretation of Christian teaching. Unity emphasizes healing, and a positive approach to life. Through Unity on the River's transition, Woodside strives to uphold these values, saying, "I pray, keep the faith and hold the overall consciousness of the congregation in faith rather than fear."
Meanwhile, as president of the board, she has also been working with everyone involved with Unity on the River to ensure that things run smoothly: from nearly daily meetings with the Church's director of operations to handling day-to-day matters, to running weekly meetings evaluating the previous Sunday service while preparing for the next, to working with the board treasurer on finance decisions, Woodside is keeping busy. She is also working with others to locate and secure guest speakers for Sunday services until a new minister is brought on, serving as one of these speakers herself. Finally, Woodside co-facilitates a monthly meeting that keeps the congregation in the loop with these numerous goings-on. Of her demanding but rewarding task helming Unity On the River, Woodside says, "We are looking for out next spiritual leader, and it is an amazingly rich and gratifying process to go through this with this incredibly vibrant and committed congregation."
Jackie Woodside
Jackie Woodside is the founder of the Woodside Wellness Institute , a holistically-oriented center offering coaching, spiritual retreats, professional development training and consciousness-based psychotherapy. Jackie created a spiritually-oriented coaching program entitled, "The Curriculum for Conscious Living" which includes three courses: Life Design, Life Mastery and Living a Transcendent Life.
Jackie leads spiritual retreats and has spoken at numerous Unity churches around the country. She delivered her first TEDx talk in 2012 at TEDxWaldenPond. She was a featured speaker at the Unity Worldwide Ministries Eastern Region Conference in 2010 and 2013, as well as speaking at the national Unity People's convention (2012) and was a featured trainer in the Association of Unity Churches Enlightened Leaders Program (2011). She has taught at the Unity Institute and Seminary as well.
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Stephen Colbert Defends "Radical Feminist" Nuns
- Better late than never: it is from Monday night's show, but I really wanted to post Stephen Colbert coming to the defense of "radical feminist" Catholic nuns. Love you so hard, Stephen. [The Colbert Report]
- On how Republicans in the House of Representatives are blocking abortion access for our servicewomen. Apparently even if you're willing to give your life for your own country, that's not reason enough to get basic women's health care. (Yes, basic health care: one in three women will have an abortion in her lifetime … including women in the military). [Mother Jones]
- At Sunday night's Tony Awards, "Porgy & Bess" star Audra McDonald became the first-ever woman of color to win five Tonys (and only the third woman ever). [Racialicious]
- Why black transgender woman CeCe McDonald of Minneapolis should not be housed in a male prison. [ColorLines]
- A Sizzler restaurant in Queens, New York, has paid a lesbian $25,000 after she was viciously attacked by members their staff. [Queerty]
- Ms. Magazine is 40-years-old this year — and that means its famous first cover starring Wonder Woman — is 40 years old, too! [Huffington Post]
- Meet Ernestine Sheperd, a 75-year-old bodybuilder and grandma. [Guanabee]
- Meet Sally Kohn, a Fox News commenter who also happens to be an out lesbian and LGBT activist. [After Ellen]
- Maternal health activists in Uganda are lobbying the country's Supreme Court to make the government put more money into the prevention of maternal death. [Washington Post]
- A new bill regarding child sexual abuse in India has been criticized for being confusing and potentially harmful. [New York Times]
- Meet the women of the Arab world who are trailblazers in politics. [Chicago Tribune]
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It was an unexpected and much appreciated end to what most feel was the Buffalo Sabres worst season in history. The team may have posted worst records, but considering the turmoil in trying to secure a new owner to keep the team in Buffalo along with the poor performance on the ice, and Sabres fans are already looking forward to next season. They may have gotten a glimpse of the future when the Sabres unexpectedly skated on the ice for their last game against the New Jersey Devils with their original home uniforms. It was greeted by a standing ovation and by just seeing the old blue and gold uniforms was well worth the price of admission.
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YPSILANTI - Eastern Michigan University's Lauren LaLonde of Pinckney
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Amid the hubub yesterday over the sale of the Washington Post, a decidedly smaller media business item got lost: the sale of Newsweek magazine to the owners of the International Business Times website.
At the present, no details on the terms of the deal were announced. In 2010, Newsweek was sold by the Washington Post to a left-leaning stereo equipment billionaire named Sidney Harman for $1 plus the assumption of outstanding debts, said at the time to number in the tens of millions of dollars. Harman then proceeded to merge the ailing magazine's operations with the general interest news website, the Daily Beast.
In 2011, Harman died and his heirs effectively ceded control over Newsweek to the Daily Beast's owner, left-wing media tycoon Barry Diller and his company IAC.
Combining up was later acknowledged to have been a "mistake" in the words of Diller as neither Newsweek nor the Daily Beast were profitable when the merger happened in 2010. Since then, neither publication has turned a profit.
The new owners of Newsweek appear to have paid even less than Harman did for the digital-only brand than Harman did judging from a report filed by Forbes.com:
The seven-year-old company has about 200 employees worldwide. By way of comparison, that's more people than worked for the Huffington Post when AOL bought it in 2011 for $315 million. It occupies expansive old-media-style offices in Manhattan's Financial District, which I saw last summer when I first met its cofounders, CEO Etienne Uzac and chief content officer Johnathan Davis. Perhaps not quite coincidentally, the space's previous tenant was Newsweek.
While its monthly audience is small for a publication with global ambitions — 7 million visitors domestically and 13 million worldwide, according to Quantcast — IBT has been profitable since 2010 and was able to make the purchase without taking on outside investors, something Uzac and Davis have assiduously avoided to this point.
"People asking us, 'How did you fund the acquisition of Newsweek? You must have outside backers, right?'" Uzac told me when we spoke this morning. "Well, as we told you in the previous interviews, we are indeed a bootstrapped company."
Doubt that IBT could be paying for all of its hiring and real estate with nothing more than the ads it serves to 13 million readers has been fueled by reports of the founders' close ties to Korean religious leader David Jang, Olivet University and the World Evangelical Alliance. The fact that neither Uzac nor Etienne had any background in news, media or publishing before starting the site also seemed odd. While they've acknowledged some business connections, Uzac and Davis have repeatedly denied, to me and to other reporters, that anyone but them has an ownership stake in IBT Media.
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Joe Lunardi Bracket: Predicting the Final 4 According to Lunardi's Field of 68March 16, 2013
Throughout his career at ESPN, Joe Lunardi has developed a reputation as the most reliable prognosticator of the NCAA tournament field prior to Selection Sunday. Whether he has a spy camera in each committee member's house, has psychic powers or is just really good at his job, Lunardi is invariably on the money with his predictions.
And with the conference tournament schedule sending seedings flying all over the place, Lunardi's prognostications get both easier and more difficult at the same time. Season-long bubble teams fall by the wayside quickly and top teams ascend to lock up their position, bracket predictions get etched in stone. But things vary so much in such a short period that it's impossible to get everything right.
It's easy to critique where Lunardi has each team going and say he's wrong. If you want to do that, just check out any comments section in the history of the Internet. They'll tell you. Trust me. But let's for a second imagine Lunardi's latest prediction was correct. No errors whatsoever. He pitches the Don Larsen perfect game of bracketology.
What would happen then? Here is a complete breakdown of which teams would make the Final Four in Lunardi's latest bracket.
(Note: You can check out Joe Lunardi's bracket here.)
East Region: No. 1 Duke Blue Devils
Heading into the ACC tournament, Duke looked like an unstoppable juggernaut. Ryan Kelly's return had brought the Blue Devils back to life from a 9-4 semi-swoon without the senior forward, and they looked to be stabilizing their rotation at the perfect time.
Then Dez Wells had the game of his life, Maryland sent Duke packing in the quarterfinals and folks did what they always do: overreact. It led many with a strong case of recency bias to question whether the Blue Devils—the No. 1 RPI team in the country, with a 6-1 record versus RPI Top 25 teams—would even get a top seed.
Though the selection committee is prone to recency bias itself, there shouldn't be much question about the Dukies' overall resume.
While this is all theoretical, Lunardi has the Blue Devils as a top seed but did them no favors in their region. Florida and Ohio State are the toughest No. 2-No. 3 combination on the entire bracket, both fully capable of looking like the best team in the nation when at their best.
Duke does stand on a teetering balance beam. If one top player in their rotation goes down with injury or gets into foul trouble at the wrong time, the Blue Devils may well fall victim to an upset. And considering their semi-shocking shooting woes against Maryland—they hit only four of 25 three-point attempts—their vulnerabilities are only exacerbated when shots aren't falling.
Those are criticisms one could theoretically project onto any team. Duke is just more star-heavy, and its depth problems are more pronounced than most top-flight teams. But that fact remains that the Blue Devils also boast the arguably the most "stars" in college basketball and have been the most consistent team in the nation, save for possibly Indiana.
Very real vulnerabilities exist, but Duke just barely beats Ohio State in the Elite Eight to advance.
South Region: No. 2 Kansas Jayhawks
It seems odd at that Kansas was once considered a danger to fall outside the Top 25, but it's true. Following three straight losses to unranked opponents in early February, the Jayhawks were reeling. Elijah Johnson's shooting had gone off the rails, Jeff Withey was whimpering in the middle and the team scored exactly 13 points in the first half against TCU.
Following that performance, head coach Bill Self—who was coaching the fifth-ranked team in the nation at the time, mind you—called out his team with a hyperbolic semi-rant.
"It was the worst team Kansas has ever put on the floor," Self said (via USA Today). "Since Dr. [James] Naismith was there. I think he had some bad teams and lost to the YMCA the first couple years."
Kansas lost to Oklahoma in its next game and the downward spiral seemed to be in full effect. Once the team left Norman, though, somehow the ship was instantly righted. Kansas eviscerated then-No. 10 Kansas State at home and used that game as a springboard for a seven-game winning streak in which it won by an average of 21.1 points per contest.
And other than a strange drubbing at the hands of Baylor, the Jayhawks' dominance has continued. All but one of their last nine victories have come by 12 or more points, and their midseason woes seem to be a thing of the past.
Though Kansas is still a No. 2 seed on Lunardi's latest look at the bracket, it has a pretty strong chance in this version of the South Region. Louisville is one of the hottest teams in the country, winning 12 of its past 13 games after a midseason swoon, and boasts one of the nation's best backcourts in Russ Smith and Peyton Siva.
Other than the Cardinals, the Jayhawks should be a pretty solid favorite over every other team in their theoretical region. Michigan State is a very inconsistent team shooting wise, while Arizona and Wisconsin are both solid, but they're nowhere near Final Four worthy.
West Region: No. 3 Michigan Wolverines
Every season, there is one team whose Final Four journey seems preordained by the bracket it is placed in. Most of the time, it's a top seed getting placed with questionable tertiary teams (like Kentucky last year, though it's hard to imagine any path stopping that team) or a No. 2 or No. 3 seed getting the "dud" of No. 1 seeds (think UCLA drawing Memphis in 2006).
If Lunardi's bracket breakdown winds up being correct, Michigan would almost certainly become the "obvious" team. Gonzaga's status as a virtual lock No. 1 seed has been the source of controversy due to its weak schedule, while No. 2 seed Miami is completely unproven in the tournament and hasn't exactly been lighting the world on fire offensively.
Meanwhile, the Wolverines are unquestionably one of the nation's most talented teams.
Trey Burke is a National Player of the Year candidate who creates offense better than any individual player in the country. He's averaging 19.2 points and 6.7 assists per game while knocking down shots from all over the floor. Ken Pomeroy's advanced metrics give Burke the best offensive rating of any player in the country who uses 28 percent or more of his team's possessions—an important indicator of the young guard's consistent efficiency.
Burke is surrounded by a varied stable of players—young and experienced—who come with a ton of on-court clout.
Tim Hardaway Jr. has improved himself every season as a player, rounding into form as an efficient scorer who can hit a clutch shot and knows how to win ballgames. Nik Stauskas has possibly the best jump shot of any freshman in the country, while fellow frosh Glenn Robinson III is a steady, smart player who is making nearly 58 percent of his shots for the season.
That being said, Michigan would be far from a certainty if it faces stiffer regional competition.
The Wolverines are only 6-6 since starting the season 20-1, thanks to a defense that's gone from shaky but semi-efficient to sieve-like overnight. They gave up 81 points to a Penn State team that (allegedly) built its Bryce Jordan Center using bricks laid by the team's shooters and were eliminated from the Big Ten tournament after giving up 51 points in the second half to noted offensive eyesore Wisconsin.
Luckily, the Wolverines get to play in a region where the questions are greater about other teams than about them.
Midwest Region: No. 1 Indiana Hoosiers
While there was no wire-to-wire juggernaut that rampaged through the college basketball season the way Kentucky did last season, Indiana feels as close as we're going to get in 2013. Victor Oladipo and Cody Zeller are two of the 10 best players in the nation, guys so good they may eliminate themselves from Player of the Year contention by splitting the "Indiana" vote.
Oladipo is one of the most impressive on-ball defenders in recent college basketball history. A tenacious, smart defender, Oladipo's hands and feet are in constant motion and his lateral quickness boggles the minds of opposing ball-handlers. He's also an athletic marvel on the offensive end, throwing down ferocious dunks on the regular en route to scoring 13.7 points per game while knocking down over 60 percent of his shots.
Zeller, who will likely be a lottery pick along with Oladipo, is the most all-around gifted center in college basketball. He's a nightly 17-8 and a brilliant scorer down in the paint. A sophomore, the seven-footer has improved just about every facet of his game and will create matchup problems for whoever tries to take him on down low.
Outside of Zeller and Oladipo, Indiana has the one thing that's always critical in March: shooters. Jordan Hulls and Christian Watford both make a shade under half of their three-point shots, and the Hoosiers rank second in the nation in three-point efficiency, per Ken Pomeroy (subscription required).
Perhaps the only team Indiana doesn't want to see in its bracket is Wisconsin. The Badgers defeated the Hoosiers on Saturday in the Big Ten tournament, and they have now won 12 straight against their conference rivals.
Other than that, it's hard to see a team this loaded not making the Final Four—especially considering the dearth of top-tier teams.


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From: "Todd A. Farmerie" <>
Subject: Re: Adelaide, sister or half-sister to William I
Date: Wed, 05 Mar 2003 09:35:38 -0700
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Phil Moody wrote:
> TAF wrote:
>>Two things here. First, I misread the quote, and the mother is
>>an unnamed concubine, not Adele. Second, Adelaide, Aeliz, and
>>Adele are all forms of the same name, so yes, "Aeliz" is the same
>>as Adelaide.
> PLM: I can understand and accept your first point, but I do not accept your
> second. It appears to be a loose assumption based no evidense I have read.
> If Aeliz is synonomous with Adelaide, then it is not a contemporary
> equivalant.
> Aeliz begins with the Anglo-Saxon and Sndinavan character "Æ", and the
> Normans were descendants of the latter, and influenced by the former; so I
While at first look it would seem to be so, this is not the case.
Aeliz is not Æliz, but comes from Adelais through the loss of
the 'd'. (In this sense, if you are looking for an Anglo-Saxon
paralel, it is like Aelmar, which derives from Æthelmær, with an
intermediate of Agelmar, where the g is pronounced like a modern
'y'.) Thus Aeliz has three sylables A'-el-iz.
> believe the same linguist rules would apply to the name Aeliz. As is common
> with the character "Æ", usually the "E" is silent; so we would get Aliz and
> hence the "MODERN" "Alice".
This is correct - Alice derives from Aeliz, in turn from Adelais,
which is Adelaide. Hence the different manuscripts of John of
Worcester you cite have Athelheidam (Adelaide) and Athelhizam
(Adelais) - perfectly equivalent. (The root is the same Æthel-
prince or princely, as seen in Anglo-Saxon names, but dates back
to the shared germanic origins and not to Anglo-Saxon itself.
The equivalent loss of the middle of this Æthel- root can be seen
in Adelbert becoming Albert.)
> However, on some occasions, the "A" is dropped
> and the "E" takes precedence phonetically, and we would derive "Eliz", or
> the prefix of Eliza and Elizabeth.
The origins of the biblical Elizabeth are entirely distinct, the
similarity being solely coincidental. As the A represents the
stressed sylable in Aeliz, it is unlikely to be lost. (Elmer
might be an exception, but I am not fammiliar enough with the
intermediates to know whether it derives directly from Aelmar
through the dropping of the initial A, or if there was an Almer
intermediate, the A then morphing into an E. There are 18th
century American examples of this A -> E morph happening to
Alice, which can appear as Ellis.)
> But for Aeliz to be Adelaide, this would
> require the addition of letters that are just not there.
Or subtraction - the root is not Aeliz, but rather something akin
to Æthelheidis. Looks can be deceiving - just as Elizabeth and
Isabel represent the same name, so with Aeliz and Adelaide (and
Adelais, Adele, Alice, etc.). We need to avoid reinventing the
wheel here by batting around what we think the names look like -
I did not make this up, I am just stating the derivation of the
name accepted by generations of historians.
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