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Mr. James Jeffrey Griffin was born on May 28, 1971, at Baptist Hospital in Louisville, KY. He is the oldest of three children born to James Louis and Sherrill Anne Griffin. Jeff was raised with his sister, Allison Kaye, and brother, Michael Bradley, under the tender care and loving of two wonderful parents. He attributes his strong sense of family, commitment and work ethic to the values they taught him. Their support and personal sacrifices made many of his educational and professional accomplishments possible.
Growing up, Jeff's first career choice was to be a University of Kentucky basketball player. After his mother and father carefully explained college basketball was not a career, he set his sights on following in his father's footsteps as a civil engineer. While still maintaining his enthusiasm for basketball and the Wildcats, Jeff translated the work ethic his parents had taught him into academic success. He graduated from Trinity High School in 1989 as valedictorian of his class, four-year varsity letterman and National Merit Scholar. In the fall of that year, he enrolled at the University of Kentucky as a Singletary Scholar. With the invaluable experiences his father had given him at Evans/Griffin, Inc., he confidently joined the civil engineering program. He was a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, Chi Epsilon National Honor Society and Tau Beta Pi National Honor Society. Jeff graduated with his BSCE degree in May 1993 with High Distinction. Having higher goals in mind, he continued his schoolwork, graduating in May 1994 with a MSCE Degree and in August 1997 with a Doctor of Philosophy. 1994 proved to be a milestone year for the Griffen family as Jeff shared the graduation experience with his sister (Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering) and his brother (high school).
More significant than the awards and accomplishments Jeff earned while at UK was his fortune in meeting his college sweetheart, Lorey. Soon after each graduated in 1993, they were married in Lexington. Jeff quickly realized what a special woman Lorey was as she patiently endured student life and learned more about concrete diaphragms in bridge construction than one person should ever know. Her love and support continues to teach him how to be a good person and a good husband.
In June 1997, Jeff accepted a position with LJB Inc. (then Lockwood, Jones and Beals), and moved with Lorey to Dayton, OH. For the past eight years, he has had the fortune to work with and be mentored by a very talented group of engineers and architects, many of whom he is able to call friends. He is a structural engineer and senior project manager in the CON/STEEL division – a national leader in tilt-up concrete design. Jeff has worked on a designbuild basis with a number of general contractors throughout the United States. Two of the projects he has managed have received national awards by the Tilt-Up Concrete Association (TCA) – the Business Exchange Building in Lee's Summit, MO, and the Orr Safety facility in Louisville, KY. The latter is a very special project to Jeff since his father served as the civil engineer on the project as well.
Jeff has found many opportunities at LJB, whether it be as a partner with a local elementary school in the Ohio Reads program, being honored to become an associate with the firm in May 2002, or assuming responsibilities as the operations manager of the CON/STEEL business team in November 2003. The potential he has demonstrated in his young career was recognized by the Dayton Business Journal, who awarded him the distinction of being among their top 40 professionals under the age of 40 for the year 2004. Jeff was also recently awarded an Engineering Achievement Award by TCA "in recognition of his commitment to pursuing design excellence and advancing the industry."
Jeff is very proud of his entire family, and the memories they share, although some have been difficult. The love and support each gave made it possible for Lorey and Jeff to endure the loss of their first son, Jeffrey Laurence in July 1998. However, the Lord had a plan, and blessed them with the most adorable little girl in February 2002. In fact her name – Eliana – is testament to the power of prayer ("Eliana" is Hebrew for God has heard me). She has healed many hearts, and is the joy of Lorey and Jeff 's life.


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- access to library materials or an ability to recall them according to library policy,
- journals, documents, and books that are complete and unmarked,
- surroundings and library collections free from the problems caused by food, beverages, and other damaging substances.
To ensure a pleasant and productive environment for study and research the following GTU Library Conduct Policy has been formulated. Users are asked to familiarize themselves with this policy and abide by its rules. The Library will actively pursue disciplinary action, prosecution, or other legal action for the offenses listed below. Misuse of the Library is a violation of the California Education Code, the California Civil Code and Penal Code. The GTU Library Conduct Policy is based on these codes.
Any person who commits or attempts to commit any of the offenses stated below, whether a member of the GTU community or not, may be asked to leave the campus, and may be subject to other sanctions (including suspension, prosecution, forfeiture, warning, and restitution), as applicable under the law/ policy in question.
- Removing or attempting to remove library materials, equipment, or property without proper checkout or other official Library authorization.
- Mutilating library materials by marking, underlining, removing pages or portions of pages, removing binding, removing electronic theft devices, using post-its and paper clips or in any other way damaging or defacing library materials.
- Concealing library materials in the Library for the exclusive use of an individual or group.
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- Bringing food or beverage containers or consuming food in the Library or beverages other than water in clear, closed containers in the public areas of the Library.
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Library Row Height Shrunk How Can I Reset It?
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Hi all,
Very happy Calibre user here. I recently had to move the location of my library to a new drive, and one unpleasant side-effect of the otherwise smooth move is that Calibre has started displaying my list of books in single-line rows, where it used to display them in a more spacious arrangement with generous vertical space between books.
Now, I can drag the handles of the rows and space things out but only (it seems) individually, so I can't evenly re-space all of the rows as I'd like. Since I have quite a number of books I'd prefer not to have to do this manually.
It's a silly issue to run into but it makes reading through the list of books a bit more annoying and I'd rather just return to the previous, more spacious, layout settings.
Is there any way to accomplish this? Maybe a setting somewhere that I've missed? I'd appreciate any thoughts.
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text: On Saturday, May 4, Anoka-Hennepin Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) and School Readiness Parent Advisory Council hosted Vehicle Day, an annual spring event designed for children and their families to get in and check out vehicles they may see in their neighborhoods and around town every day. ECFE aims to host Vehicle Day each year the first Saturday in May. Despite the drizzly, cold weather during this year's event, there were plenty of smiles and wide eyes full of wonder as children and their families got up close and personal with all kinds of vehicles from police cars and fire trucks to dump trucks and even a Coborn's Delivers food delivery truck.


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A COMMANDER from RAF Odiham has paid tribute to the five Army personnel killed in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan yesterday.
Commander of the Joint Helicopter Command at RAF Odiham, Major General Richard Felton, read a statement at the base this afternoon.
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ANCO Wipers Becomes Official Wiper Blade of National Hockey League
Exclusive Sponsorship to Bring ANCO Brand to Millions of NHL Fans Across North America
SOUTHFIELD, M--July 1, 2013: ANCO Wipers, "The Clearest Choice in Wiper Blades™," has become the official wiper blade of the National Hockey League (NHL). This exclusive marketing partnership between Federal-Mogul Corporation and the NHL will bring the latest ANCO product messages, innovative national and local promotions and other highly targeted programs to one of the largest and most passionate fan bases in professional sports.
"This partnership is the first of its kind within the wiper category and an ideal fit for the ANCO brand," said Michael Proud, director of marketing, North America, Federal-Mogul. "The NHL's geographic footprint and schedule help us to connect with millions of wiper consumers in the right locations during the prime wiper selling seasons. ANCO will feature carefully targeted programs and merchandising tools aimed at driving consumers to the brand."
As the league's official wiper blade, the ANCO brand will sponsor a variety of special events throughout the 2013-14 NHL season and will be featured in an array of NHL broadcast, online and social media advertising and other promotional activities. These programs will be closely aligned with national and local ANCO offers designed to help consumers enhance their driving safety by replacing their worn wipers with industry-leading ANCO products.
"Fans have just finished watching a thrilling Stanley Cup Final, which was the most-watched on record, and are already looking forward to the next season," Proud said. "The NHL is hotter than ever and is extending its reach through national, online, social and local media. This partnership couldn't happen at a better time for the sport and ANCO."
Available through thousands of leading automotive parts providers, ANCO products include premium one-piece Contour all-season profile-style (flat) wipers; Transform™ hybrid-style wipers, with an integral spoiler that improves performance at high vehicle speeds and a secondary linkage with a bowed flexor to optimize wipe performance across the entire windshield; Profile flat wipers; AeroVantage premium bridge-style wipers; 31 Series blades; Rear Blades; and Winter Blades. These products are available for virtually any popular passenger vehicle.
"The NHL season aligns perfectly with the key selling periods for ANCO, and retail activations around our big event platforms will mobilize our fans and ANCO consumers alike," said Mike Callanan, senior director of integrated sales, NHL. "This, coupled with support of our broadcast partners and NHL-controlled media assets, will provide a deeper engagement with the NHL's highly desirable fan demographic."


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- What: Performance opportunity for instrumental, vocal and dance groups
- Who: Middle school and high school students and community groups
- Where: Walt Disney World® Resort in Florida and Disneyland® Resort in California
- When: Year-round
- How: Apply online; Photo and video required
- Expose your ensemble to the highest level of performance and get a taste of showbiz, Disney-style.
- Teach teamwork and discipline while fostering artistic growth at one of the world's most high-profile venues.
- Elevate your students' performance with optional workshops taught by entertainment professionals specializing in your discipline.
Jazz It Up | Disney Performing Arts Workshops
Students enter the world of a professional jazz musician through this intensive 2 1/2-hour workshop, where they will rehearse and record jazzy renditions of several Disney songs under the direction of a Disney Teaching Artist.
Performers master specific techniques to maximize your rehearsal time and execute a stellar performance as they:
- Sight-read arrangements of Disney music ranging from grades 1.5 to 4.
- Learn how critical timing is in all styles of jazz.
- Perfect attacks and releases using a jazz vocabulary.
- Fine-tune your improvisation skills with proven tips and techniques.
- Discover the differences between swing, Latin and rock styles.
- Become more familiar with the blues, pentatonic scales and standard progressions.
- Discuss the requirements of a studio recording environment and what is expected of performers.
Chairs, stands, amps, a piano and all large instruments are provided. Music is scored for a standard jazz ensemble. Your Disney Teaching Artist will select music appropriate for your group's grade level in order to achieve musical success within a short rehearsal period.
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Disney Performing Arts Workshops fulfill many of the standards set forth in the National Core Arts Standards in which students create, perform, respond, and connect. Click here for the specific standards explored through this experience.
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10 Bizarre Wedding Traditions From Around The World
From sweet music to beautiful dresses, weddings are magical. Promising your devotion to one person for the rest of your life should never be taken lightly. Every culture has a unique set of traditions for this type of lifelong commitment. If you are married, you may be accustomed to different wedding traditions than your acquaintances or friends. Some traditions die, while others have stayed alive for centuries.
From walking on fiery coals to walking down a beautiful aisle, the traditions for a wedding can be endless. The following 10 Bizarre Wedding Traditions From Around The World will amaze you beyond belief.
If you are not married yet, these unique traditions may even encourage you to try out a new tradition for your upcoming wedding or a family member's wedding ceremony. Regardless of who you are or your marriage status, these traditions will give you a good laugh and perhaps make your jaw drop!
Weddings can also make you laugh hard. Enjoy this TOP of 10 hilarious wedding pictures!


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Rihanna honored for style at annual fashion awards
Rihanna, an undisputed fashion star of the moment, was the big draw at the annual Council of Fashion Designers of America awards, which also honor the year's top designers.
The singer and pop-culture star was being handed the group's 2014 Fashion Icon Award. Previous honorees have been Lady Gaga, Kate Moss, Nicole Kidman and Johnny Depp.
Also being honored at the ceremony at New York's Lincoln Center was designer Tom Ford, who was getting the CFDA's lifetime achievement award. The Founder's Award was going to Bethann Hardison, a former model and modeling agent who has been a vocal champion for diversity on runways.
Winners were being announced at the ceremony, hosted by director and screenwriter John Waters, in categories including womenswear, menswear and accessories. The group's international award was going to Raf Simons of Dior.
Designer Zac Posen called the pop star a fashion risk-taker, who skillfully melds red-carpet glamour with a rebellious streak.
"She takes risks, and she marches to her own drum, and she knows what she likes," Posen said. "It's been an incredible journey." He recalled meeting her before she launched her first album.
"She was a fashion-world novice, then," he said, "but, obviously, she had looks and confidence and little-girl charm. All the ingredients were there for her to be a huge superstar: ambition, strength and, also, vulnerability." Rihanna's occasional use of shock value, he said, "has kept her current and balanced how classically beautiful she is."
Rihanna also has a great appreciation for designers, Posen added: "That's why people love to dress her."
Jocelyn Noveck is the AP National Writer.


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- Oversleep \O`ver*sleep"\, v. t. To sleep beyond; as, to oversleep one's self or one's usual hour of rising. [1913 Webster]
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.
Oversleep — O ver*sleep , v. i. To sleep too long. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
oversleep — (v.) late 14c., from OVER (Cf. over) + SLEEP (Cf. sleep) (v.). Related: Overslept; oversleeping … Etymology dictionary
oversleep — ► VERB (past and past part. overslept) ▪ sleep longer or later than one has intended … English terms dictionary
oversleep — [ō΄vər slēp′, ō′vər slēp΄] vi. overslept, oversleeping to sleep past the intended time for getting up … English World dictionary
oversleep — UK [ˌəʊvə(r)ˈsliːp] / US [ˌoʊvərˈslɪp] verb [intransitive] Word forms oversleep : present tense I/you/we/they oversleep he/she/it oversleeps present participle oversleeping past tense overslept UK [ˌəʊvə(r)ˈslept] / US [ˌoʊvərˈslept] past… … English dictionary
oversleep — verb (overslept; sleeping) Date: 14th century intransitive verb to sleep beyond the time for waking transitive verb to allow (oneself) to oversleep … New Collegiate Dictionary
oversleep — /oh veuhr sleep /, v., overslept, oversleeping. v.i. 1. to sleep beyond the proper or intended time of waking: He overslept and missed his train. v.t. 2. to sleep beyond (a certain hour): She had overslept her usual time of arising. 3. to let… … Universalium
oversleep — [[t]o͟ʊvə(r)sli͟ːp[/t]] oversleeps, oversleeping, overslept VERB If you oversleep, you sleep longer than you should have done. I m really sorry I m late, Andrew. I forgot to set my alarm and I overslept … English dictionary
oversleep — verb /ˈəʊvərˌsliːp/ To involuntarily stay sleeping longer than planned. See Also: sleep in, sleep it out … Wiktionary
oversleep — Synonyms and related words: be behindhand, be late, be overdue, blow the chance, doze, drowse, get up late, keep everyone waiting, keep late hours, lose the chance, lose the opportunity, miss an opportunity, miss the boat, miss the chance, nap,… … Moby Thesaurus


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As Christian pacifists with a credo of nonresistance, the Hutterites live communally, sharing all wealth and material goods. So when top members of certain colonies request court adjudication enforced by state violence to settle an "inside" issue, the fundamental values of their belief system are called into question. "The Courts and the Colonies" offers a detailed account of the protracted dispute that arose in a Manitoba colony when leaders turned to the secular legal system to resolve an internal conflict. In an unprecedented move, the leaders went to court to force the departure of a group that had been excommunicated but would not leave. Could the colony expect secular law to enforce religious practices? Should the laws of the state regulate decisions about church membership, discipline, and expulsions from the colony? If so, how? Alvin Esau examines the history of Hutterite litigation and how the roots of the schism related to the controversy. At stake is the nature of religious freedom in Canada and the extent to which our pluralistic society is prepared to accommodate groups with illiberal legal systems that may not cohere with that of the external society.While this book will be of particular interest to scholars of law and religion, it will also appeal to anyone in Anabaptist studies, sociology, anthropology, political theory, and conflict resolution.
The Courts and the Colonies by Alvin J. Esau was published by University of British Columbia Press in July 2005. The ISBN for The Courts and the Colonies is 9780774811170.
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When you are banging your head against the desk, giving your computer the "evil eye," and yelling at your kids all because you can't make the darn coupon print, things have gone too far. Trust me, I've been there before. Then, I found out these little tricks usually solve my problems. I hope this helps you with your coupon printing woes.
Usually the biggest headache in printing problem comes with Bricks coupons. You either keep getting a "please wait" or "please install printer" message.
The problem is that most of these coupons have a link that is meant to be printed in a certain internet browser (i.e. Firefox, Internet Explorer, or Safari). When you try to print in the wrong browser, those messages are triggered to come up on your computer.
The trick below is made by just changing two characters in the link.
The following is a Firefox link: hxxp://bricks.coupons.com/Start.asptqnm=ri3peuo59687503&bt=wg&o=53740&ci=1&c=GM&p=TyQrvJAY
This obviously is not a real web address, but just to be shown as an example as to where to change the letters.
Note the "wg" in the URL (I have put it in bold for you). This is telling you it is a Firefox link.
To make that link an Internet Explorer link, you will simply change the "wg" to "wi" or "vi". It will take a little trial and error to determine which combination will be the fix. The easiest way to make this fix is to paste the original link into a Word document, make the change needed and then paste the corrected link into the address bar and press "enter" on the keyboard.
If the link had a "wi" or "vi" it would be an Internet Explorer link. To make it print in Firefox, just change the "wi" or "vi" to "wg".
You can also use this trick to print coupons in Safari. Just replace the "wg", "wi", or "vi" to "xs". And to get a Safari link to print in a different browser, change the "xs" to"wi" or "vi" for Internet Explorer or to "wg" for Firefox.
This is all clear as mud, right? Haha, seriously though next time try this out and see if it helps.
Another problem I frequently run into is the page takes too long to load. Many times when a new "hot" coupon comes out, everybody tries to rush over and print it. Many times, if you will just wait until later that day and try again or even the next day, you will be able to print it. The risk you run with this is that the coupon will reach it's print limit and then no more will be available. It's a tricky situation to say the least.
Perhaps one of the most frustrating situations to me is when a window pops up after I've ordered the computer and my printer to print a coupon is to see a message come up and tell me I've printed this coupon before and it is not available. Sometimes this may be true as most coupons have a print limit of 2 per computer, but sometimes it will say this due to a broken link or another problem. If you run into this, it's sometimes helpful to email the coupon hosting company or the product company and tell them the problem you ran into and see if they will send you a coupon via mail or email.
A few other rare instances you may want to watch out for include making sure you have the coupon printer installed correctly, having enough ink in your printer, and making sure you are under the correct zip code if that applies to look for the coupon that is available only in certain areas.
Hope this helps and happy couponing!


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"the # on my battery is htc 35h00 123 22m yours is 25m is this the replacement"
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Latest content added for Digital Library Collection: Texas Fashion Collectionhttps://digital.library.unt.edu/explore/collections/TXFC/browse/?sort=added_a&start=96&display=grid2010-12-20T11:16:33-06:00UNT LibrariesThis is a custom feed for browsing Digital Library Collection: Texas Fashion CollectionPillbox Hat2010-12-20T11:16:33-06:00https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc30148/

Pillbox hat. The short, flat-topped cylindrical crown of tan netting is completely covered with rows of artificial magenta pink silk flowers, which have yellow thread and green plush centers. Inside the lower edge of the crown is a dark green grosgrain ribbon band which has two sections of elastic cord sewn along the sides to form loops to help secure the hat to wearer's head. Label sewn into inner ribbon band: "Eisa" Donor stated that this hat was "...to wear with a black day outfit."
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Calotte of beaded black satin. Evening hat in the form of a calotte (also spelled "calot"). The low, domed crown is made of segments of black satin over a core of woven straw. The surface is embellished with black plastic sequins and beads of various sizes. At top of crown is small squashed spheroid finial covered with a pattern of cylindrical and circular faceted black plastic beads. Inside lower edge of crown is black grosgrain ribbon band. Sewn behind band are three elastic loops to help secure hat to head of wearer. No labels.
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Dress of red satin and black velvet. The above-the-knee length dress has a fitted princess-line bodice with dropped waist and V-neckline. The long sleeves have moderate puff at shoulders, and wrist closure with four red satin covered buttons on each wrist. The turned-back cuffs are of black velvet, as is the wired, rolled collar. The full skirt gathers at the waistline. There is a center-back zipper closure with hook-and-eye at neckline, and the collar detaches to accommodate the opening. The dress is fully lined in red chiffon, with bust pads and hip stay band which fastens at center back with hook-and-eye. Designer's label is sewn inside at right side near armhole: "Givenchy" "Made in France". Underneath the designer's label is sewn a second label with hand-written notation "80535".
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Full-length evening dress of copper and olive polyester. Bodice has two sections of material which form a v-neckline in front and which are joined in back of neck by 3 cloth covered buttons, separating and falling almost all of the way down the back of the dress. Empire waistband,3 ½" wide, is gathered and pleated and wraps around to the back. Full-length wrap-style skirt. Center back zipper closure. The bodice is lined in orange polyester.
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Tunic-style evening dress of royal blue hammered silk. Full-length, narrowing to hem and with a slit up the side. Dress has a round neckline with hook-and-eye closure at back and has wide, straight, bracelet-length sleeves. Hand-written notation on the designer label: "8634 #2"
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Maxi paper bridesmaid dress of Reemay spun polyester "paper". The long dress is printed with a pattern of impressionistic flowers in greens, pink, blues and purples on a yellow ground. It has a high, rounded neckline with no collar, and opens with a zipper at center back from collar to just above waist. The long, fitted sleeves have a thin band at cuff which extends to be tied into a bow. Empire waistline, from which extend box pleats. The dress appears to have a full, floor-length skirt, but the skirt is actually divided, forming pant legs. No designer labels in garment, but original tag is preserved with it: Obverse: "'Wear-a-while'* / Fashions / with / Reemay [trademark symbol] / Du Pont's Fabulous / New 100% Spun Bonded Polyester / DuPont Reemay brings an entirely new quality to 'conven- / ience fashions'. It has an unusual surface appearance, it / is strong and it is colorfast. Garments of Reemay may be / washed a few times and need no ironing if you use / normal wash-and-wear procedures / DHJ Industries Inc. / [trademark symbol] Registered Du Pont Trademark / * Trademark of / DHJ Industries, Inc." Reverse: "Du Pont / Reemay [trademark symbol] / 100% Spunbonded polyester / flame-retandant finish / comfortable -- because it 'breathes' / retains its body and shape -- long wearing / dries quickly -- stays smooth - needs no ironing / it's strong - won't fray, unravel, split, tear / swirl pattern construction gives it a unique / appearance / to shorten: just cut with scissors ... garment won't unravel! / Reemay [trademark symbol] / is processed, furnished and dis- / tributed by DHJ Industries Inc. / 16 E. 34th St., N.Y., N.Y." The Texas Fashion Collection holds two identical examples of this dress, from the same donor.
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Pillbox hat of striped fabric. The low-crowned cylindrical hat is covered in a gray fabric having red, green, black, white, and gold stripes reminiscent of a man's tie. Around the crown the fabric is pleated and draped, giving the effect of a low turban. Lined in a pink satin, with dusty rose pink grosgrain ribbon inner hatband. Glued into the crown lining is a homemade(?) hand embroidered label: "Jo Bailey Hats"
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Skirt of open weave silk ribbons. The floor-length skirt is created of loosely woven silk ribbons of yellow, red, blue, green, pink, orange, brown, white, and black, forming a lattice or trellis. It gathers into the orange waistband, which has a single hook-and-eye closure, and is unlined. No labels in garment. Designed Fall 1996. Gift of the Todd Oldham Archives. Bodice in image is a modern wrap placed on form for display purposes.
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Dress of photo-printed knit. The sheath-style dress is of a polyester/lycra blend sueded knit. Full-length, the dress has a "crew neck" rounded neckline with slight standing collar and short cap sleeves. The dress widens at the hips and tapers to the hem, and has a back vent slit at center back from hem up 47.5cm. The entire garment is photo-printed with images of "travel scenes" of the west - roads, lakes, cacti, cows on farms, rock formations, etc. Designer's label inside at back collar: "Todd / Oldham" Three tags inside near hem: Size: "M" Care: "Dry Clean / Only / Made / In U.S.A." Content: "85% Polyester / 15% Lycra". From Oldham's Spring 1996 collection.
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Coat of black wool. The hip-length coat is constructed of black felted wool with yellow, red, green, brown, blue, and orange bands of grosgrain ribbon woven in and out of the wool, forming a grid or trellis pattern over the entire garment. The coat has a notched collar and long sleeves, and has a center-front closure with three circular silver colored metal buttons. It is fully lined with black silk. Designer's label sewn inside at back collar: "Todd Oldham". From Oldham's Fall 1996 collection.


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Crowds cheered as Father Christmas and the Mayor of Sutton lit up the town on Saturday.
Councillor Sean Brennan was joined by Father Christmas who had taken time out of his busy schedule to pay a visit to Sutton town centre.
The big switch-on followed an afternoon of music, dance and extracts from theatrical favourites.
Councillor Jayne McCoy, chair of Sutton's housing, economy and business committee, said: "It is always very special when the Christmas lights go on.
"From a practical point of view it attracts much-needed business for local traders, but it also helps bring that little bit of magic which makes Christmas such a special time."


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Gordon Campbell US Election 2012 Blog - Update #7
Gordon Campbell US Election 2012 Blog - Update #7
Scoop Political Editor Gordon Campbell & Scoop Editor Alastair Thompson are live blogging the US election results as they come in at:
This really wasn't expected, but there's a reasonable chance that Virginia will prove the decisive result today. This is an absolutely crucial state for Romney to win, and most models projected that he had to win Chesterfield County by 25,000 or thereabouts,in order to win statewide. Yet with 97% of precincts reporting, Obama is down there by only 8,000, which throws the whole context into the suburban/urban region in the north – in areas like Fairfax – where Romney is going to have to win HUGE to take the state. If Virginia goes to Obama, it's pretty much all over for Romney.
Update 3.35pm: The Exit Poll that roared
Out of the bat tonight the Exit Polls had
this election for Obama. In France they quite often simply
call the exit on the close of polls based on the exit poll
– however following the experience of 2004 which showed
the war hero John Kerry beating the AWOL George Bush Exit
Polls have become a dirty word in US presidential
However tonight the Exit Poll seems to have done a better job of predicting the outcome.
And if the Exit Poll is right then Obama has won. He will win most of the battleground states based on it, the electoral college, and consequently the election.
Tonight the preliminary vote count strongly supports this assertion also. Romney looks to have too much ground to make up to win in Florida with the huge Democratic Broward and Miami-Dade County only partially counted – and if Florida goes to Obama then Obama wins.
Florida is exciting with a very close vote count right at the moment – but that is likely to be shortlived.
Significantly Ohio – thought to be contestable in the polls – is leaning significantly towards Obama. Romney appears to be wining Virginia even though the Exit Poll showed it 49% to 49% but the suburbs of Washington DC is where the big population is and urban area typically report later.
At the time of writing Colorado is Obama 30k votes ahead, but again Obama is winning here on the ground and is ahead in swing counties.
Obama seems to have also fairly comfortably won the Senate but is expected to fall short of taking the House of Representatives by the TV pundits. (Alastair Thompson)
The current Senate balance going into today was 53/47 to the Dems, which includes the two independents who tend to vote with them. The pickup of Maine off the Republicans by former state governor and now independent Angus King is therefore significant. King hasn't said yet who he will caucus with (but Fox is treating it as a calamity, so we'll assume King is as neo-Democrat as the woman he replaced, Olympia Snowe) means that the Senate looks like staying onside for Obama, if he retains the Presidency.
In other key races, Democratic incumbent Claire McCaskill was leading Republican Rep. and notorious anti-woman god-bothererTodd Akin.( he of women who get raped know how not to get pregnant infamy) in Missouri.
In Indiana, Democratic Rep. Joe Donnelly is still narrowly leading Richard Mourdock, but it's really tightening up, and the George Allen (R) vs. Tim Kaine (D) race is still very, very close. At present, Allen is ahead, and this could be a Republican gain. When the time zone shifts to Nevada, look out for the other key Senate battle – i.e. the bitter, closely contested contest between Republican Dean Heller and Shelley Berkley for the Republicans.
Earlier today I mentioned Hillsborough County in the I-4 Florida corridor as a crucial bellwether. With 61 percent reporting, Obama is winning Hillsborough County 52-47. To win the state, Daily Kos computes that Obama needs to win it by…52-47. Yay.
Right now, the count is deadlocked overall in Florida at 50/50.
First sign of sackcloth and ashes on Fox. Bill O'Reilly notes that Obama is doing really well among independents in New Hampshire. "That's very good for the President." What's happening to America? O'Reilly laments. It's becoming more like Europe! Where people ask what government can do for them, rather than – in JFK parlance – what you can do for yourself and your country. And…O'Reilly adds, Obama targeted those people! He's winning by pandering to the moochers. O me miserum.
Back among the normal folks, the evidence is that Romney is not getting the traction he needed to win this. There is no sign at all of him looking likely to taker the states he needs. However, Romney is still ahead at last count in the popular vote, which could be a problem for Obama's mandate, but at the moment his presidency is not under any discernible threat. Watch out for these races in the Senate: Brown vs. Warren in Massachusetts (where the admirable Elizabeth Warren has fought a really tough battle against Scott Brown, Donnelly vs. the celestial rape theorist Mourdock in Indiana, where Donnelly is still clearly ahead, and the Tim Kaine vs. George Allen fight in Virginia, where the Republican Allen has been ahead.
Note this from daily Kos: from Ohio results: "Our handy benchmark county chart says we need to win Hamilton County (OH) by 52-47 to win Ohio. We're currently up 57-42 in the early vote." Hamilton County includes Cincinnati, but also some Romney friendly territory beyond. Still looking good for Obama.
Daily Kos is reporting that in the senatorial race in Indiana, Richard Mourdock – the Republican who felt the fruits of rape were God's will – is going to lose.
Still no really substantive results or trends. (Far slower than in 2008.) Romney's lead in Indiana is not indicative, since the first returns in Indiana are always from rural areas, not from Obama's stronghold around Gary. Amusing to see that among Tea Party supporters some 10% support Obama, while when you switch the question to Tea Party opponents, 10% of them support Romney. 1.8 provisional ballots in Ohio won't be able to be counted for nearly a week! This could not only be a long night, but potentially a 2000.
The early Electoral College vote projection is 24 -3 to Romney right now. Not significant, given the early count locations. If you look for a moment at the exit polling in Ohio it's a three point lead to Obama, and a deadlock in North Carolina. Again, no sign yet of a strong surge for Romney. He's doing better than McCain – which you'd expect – but not yet enough to signal he can win this. On CNN David Gergen thinks the early signs are that Obama's Midwest firewall in holding up.


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Double Helix Water helps unblock your body's energy meridians. A fibromyalgia sufferer describes how it helped relieve her pain.
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Double Helix Water, discovered by David Gann and Dr. Shui Yin Lo, is a solid water molecule that remains stable at room temperature, giving it a very high vibrational energy. Cathy Perrou, president of Cobalt Distribution Company, talks with Life Live & Health host Christopher Springmann about how just a few drops of this water every day can help unblock your body's Qi, or the energy that flows along the meridians addressed in certain integrative medicine practices such as acupuncture.
Ms. Perrou describes how Double Helix Water is helping to redefine the body's role in healing by allowing the free and natural flow of healthy energy, making the body an active participant in its own healing. When used in conjunction with other protocols your medical practitioner has advised, it helps increase their effectiveness. By drinking Double Helix Water and using creams enriched with Double Helix Water, you may help your body bypass blocked or misaligned meridians and function at an optimal level. Extreme athletes and weekend warriors have experienced increased endurance, the ability to work out harder, lift more weight and get back to their activities more quickly. Those interested in healthy aging have expressed an improvement in their mental, social and physical well-being and feel that Double Helix Water has helped them transition into their elder years by putting the body in the right condition to heal itself.
In this segment of Life Love & Health, Christopher and Ms. Perrou are joined by Dr. Teresa Quinlin, a family practice physician who discovered Double Helix Water when she met Dr. Lo at a conference in Atlanta, was impressed by how his thermographic test showed its immediate effect on her body, and ultimately used the product to successfully relieve her own pain from fibromyalgia.
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Cathy was introduced to Double Helix Water in 2009. With the rise in popularity of alternative medicine, Cathy saw a tremendous opportunity with Double Helix Water to help others have an active role in their own health and well being. At that time, there was a small cadre of very loyal users, but under Cathy's leadership, the company has grown leaps and bounds, bringing the Double Helix Water line of products to a mass audience.
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Photo Flash: Maureen McGovern Plays the RRazz Room
Maureen McGovern returns to The RRazz Room to perform her new show, "dangling conversations..." She celebrates the music of singer/songwriters from the American Pop Songbook, with songs by Paul Simon, J.D. Souther, Don Henley, Joni Mitchell, Bruce Springstein, Jimmy Webb, Pete Seeger, Laura Nyro, among others, including classic songs such as "Help Me," "Time and Love," "Turn, Turn, Turn," "An American Tune," "Up Up and Away", "Faithless Love" and many more. She will be joined my Music Director Jeff Harris on piano. View photos from the show below!
This show is the follow up to her acclaimed show and CD A Long and Winding Road, which features an eclectic mix of evocative tunes such "The Circle Game," "The Times They Are a-Changin'," "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?", "Fire and Rain," "And When I Die," and "Imagine," songs that comprise, as The New York Times has noted, "the second half of the Great American Songbook."
Maureen McGovern was most recently seen both on Broadway and in the first National Tour as Marmee in Little Women, for which she earned a Drama Desk Award nomination. She has enjoyed a successful and varied career as a leading lady in Broadway's Pirates of Penzance, Nine: The Musical, and Threepenny Opera, Off-Broadway's Brownstone, the National Tour of The King and I, and in acclaimed regional performances of The Lion in Winter, Of Thee I Sing, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, Letters from 'Nam, Elegies, The Sound of Music, South Pacific, Guys & Dolls, I Do! I Do! and The Bengal Tiger's Ball. Her Oscar-winning InternationAl Gold Records "The Morning After" and "We May Never Love Like This Again" launched an extraordinary recording career during which she has completed more than 25 solo and compilation albums. To date, her career has spanned thirty-five years, including recordings, concerts, Broadway, films, television, radio and composing. Visit www.maureenmcgovern.com for more information.
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Angela Lloyd and Song win NZ's Puhinui 3* horse trials
Angela Lloyd and her thoroughbred mare Song took top honors in the Honda CNC3* class at the Puhinui Horse Trials in Auckland over the weekend.
The National One-day event title holders were third of the seven starters after the dressage on Saturday in the first Eventing Super League of the autumn season, and despite having three showjumping rails down, retained third spot going into Sunday's cross-country.
They jumped clear with 16.4 time penalties on the demanding cross-country track, which had been aerated to improve the hard going, and it was good enough to win after four of the starters withdrew to save their horses for the upcoming NRM Horse of the Year Show Eventing. Puhinui specialist Kelsey Rothery and The Felon, who were third in the CCI3* (long format) at the same venue in December, took second place.
Donna Smith led after the dressage on her National Three-day Event winner Balmoral Tangolooma, but then withdrew, as did Simon Gordon and Fletch.com, the current Eventer of the Year. Joe Waldron and Springvale All Black, second after the dressage, had one showjumping rail down but held the lead, with Shelley Ross and Coleraine Coaltown moving into second place with two rails down.
However both then withdrew, giving Lloyd the opportunity to claim the win, and move from third equal in the Super League to lie second in the year-long series, which culminates at the National Three-day Event at Taupo in May.
The next event in the Super League is the CIC3* at the NRM Horse of the Year Show on 21-23 March.
EVENTING SUPER LEAGUE – Standings after seven events:
Dannie Lodder, Auckland, Moochi, 143 pts; Angela Lloyd, Auckland, Song, 115 pts; Matthew Grayling, New Plymouth, Henton Executive, 92 pts; Bryce Newman, Bulls, Bates Trademark, 69 pts; Tessa Jacks, Hamilton, Cracker Jack Candy, 69 pts; Kelsey Rothery, Cambridge, The Felon, 53 pts.


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Twirling a baton came naturally for Louise Crete LaCasse.
She was the drum majorette for the Forest Lake High School Marching Band for several years and following high school returned to teach others in high school the art of twirling.
Twirling a baton came so naturally that she transferred those skills into a career that lasted more than 60 years. LaCasse, the former owner of LaCasse Dance Studio, died on Sunday, Aug. 26 at a care facility in Woodbury. She was 89.
LaCasse grew up on a farm south of Lake Drive and east of I-35 in what was then Columbus Township. She was one of four siblings in the Theodore and Josephine Crete family.
She graduated Forest Lake High School in 1941 and continued to compete in twirling and taught baton twirling to high school students. Her teaching career had started at age 16, earning 10 cents a lesson in the early years. She never stopped teaching.
Her son, Lee LaCasse, said his mother liked the challenge and skills that went into being a superior baton twirler.
"It was flashy. It was athletic," he said of twirling. "And you had to be good at it."
By 1962 his mother had established her own twirling school that would eventually grow into six suburban communities. She was married to Richard LaCasse in 1951 and the couple settled on White Bear Lake as their home. In the early days she would teach during the evenings.
It was 1984 when she teamed with her son, Lee, to start LaCasse Dance Studio. The family had settled in White Bear Lake but Louise LaCasse had so many contacts in Forest Lake that it became a logical place to base a business.
The business quickly expanded. Over the next dozen years, new dance studios were opened in Cambridge, White Bear Lake and the Wisconsin communities of St. Croix Falls, Downing and New Richmond.
LaCasse Dance Studio operated in two sites here. Its first location was in the WestLine Center that was removed to make room for new development along Broadway, and a store front on N. Lake Street downtown.
It wasn't just twirling that was offered.
In the early years, baton twirling made up the bulk of the instructional program, but as twirling diminished in popularity, the studio forcused more on dance instruction for girls and boys, offering tap, jazz and ballet.
The family-run business was sold in 1995. By 1998, the Forest Lake studio had closed, leaving Cambridge as the last of the studio sites still in operation, Lee LaCasse said. The Cambridge location closed in 2000.
Lee LaCasse said his mother's love of twirling certainly helped inspire him and his brother, Peter, to take up baton twirling. Like their mother, they were both good at it.
Over a 10-year period, the LaCasse brothers won state twirling championships to add to the trophy case at LaCasse Dance Studio.
Funeral Details
A Mass of Christian Burial for Louise Mary (Crete) LaCasse will take place at 10 a.m., Thursday, Aug. 30 at St. Pius the X Catholic Church, 3878 Highland Ave., White Bear Lake, with visitation starting at 9 a.m.
Interment will be at Cavalry Cemetery, Forest Lake.
She is survived by her sons, Peter (Brenda) LaCasse and Lee LaCasse; grandson, Darren (Rebekah); many cousins, nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Theodore and Josephine Crete; husband of 60 years, Richard LaCasse in 2011; one brother, Leon Crete; and two sisters, Betty Lou and Joanne.
Memorials are preferred to the family and may be sent in care of Mattson Funeral Home, 343 North Shore Drive, Forest Lake, MN 55025.


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Children's Aid AmeriCorps Team Completes 24-Hour Service Challenge!
Recently five members of our AmeriCorps program completed a 24-Hours of Service Challenge. The team consisted of Nicole Vanterpool, Samanatha Pena, Yatnery Almonte, and Marielle Rodriguez, all of whom serve as trainers with the Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP). The day started at 8 a.m. at the TGIM Bronx Impact Community Giveback event, where our volunteers helped set up and then keep the booths running smoothly. The event brought together children and families of the community, featuring live musical performances, arts and crafts, and read-alouds. Participants received a free backpack, clothing, and food giveaways.
Next, our fearless team headed over to Randall's Island to lend their efforts to the 2nd annual Moonwalk hosted by Walk the Walk America, an organization that raises breast cancer awareness and supports breast cancer initiatives. After more live music and other activities, walkers tackled either a full or half marathon, many of them sporting festive, decorated pink bras.
Weary but feeling accomplished, the Children's Aid team finally closed out their own marathon on Sunday morning, having completed 26 hours of service!!!


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A young man murders a rival (who is half Indian and half white) and blames the murder on an Indian chief - who also happens to be the victims uncle. In spite of the willingness of the locals to simply lynch the accused, a young Thomas Jefferson insists that he be given a fair trial and attempts to discredit the story of the accuser as he defends the man. This is a good program.
Devon Walters
Thomas Jefferson defends an Indian chief against a murder charge. He must battle the local sheriff and the prevailing attitudes of the time to get justice for an innocent man.
Kevin Ben
This was an interesting listen and kind of reminded me of the Lincoln as a lawyer episode. A good one to listen to.


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DONGGUAN, China – Ryder Cup hero Ian Poulter snatched a typically steely victory in the $7 million WGC-HSBC Champions Sunday when he shot seven-under-par 65 to settle a thrilling day's action at China's Mission Hills.
The Englishman started the last round four off the pace but he crafted eight birdies against a lone bogey – on the penultimate hole – before sealing a nerve-jangling, two-stroke win with a ice-cool par putt on the 18th.
Poulter fired rounds of 69, 68, 65 and 65 for a total score of 21-under-par 267, with Phil Mickelson, Ernie Els, Jason Dufner and Scott Piercy sharing second place on a congested leaderboard.
Overnight leaders Louis Oosthuizen and Lee Westwood faltered to finish a shot further back with Adam Scott eighth, defending champion Martin Kaymer ninth and Bill Haas 10th on the par-72
Olazabal Course.
Poulter claimed the $1.2 million winner's cheque with his first individual win of the season, and the 15th of his career Ä just a month after playing a key role in Europe's come-from-behind Ryder Cup triumph at Medinah.
"After the Ryder Cup I came here in good spirits. I played well last week and took a lot that I knew that if I did the right things this week and stayed patient I'd be right there at the end. It's just so nice to get another win," he said.
"It was a special day... I knew there was a good round of golf in me on this course."
Westwood and Oosthuizen started the day with a handy three-shot advantage over the chasing pack, but the South African's bogey on the very first hole was the cue for a spell of dramatic upheaval on the leaderboard.
Westwood gave up a two-shot lead when he double-bogeyed the fifth, but then inched back in front with a long birdie putt on the par-three eighth.
But Poulter and Mickelson were making a charge and when Westwood made bogey on 10, they joined the Englishman and Oosthuizen in a four-way tie for the lead at 19-under-par.
With half the round to play, 10 players were within three shots of each other at the top of the board, making it anyone's guess who would emerge with the Old Tom Morris Cup.
Poulter, turning in 32, leapt ahead with consecutive birdies on 10 and 11, and another on 14 gave him a two-shot cushion ahead of Mickelson and Kaymer, who put together five birdies in six holes after the halfway point.
Poulter looked in trouble when he bunkered his second shot greenside on the spectacular, par-five 15th, but he flopped out to 15 feet and then steadied himself to grittily hole it and extend his lead to three shots.
Westwood and Kaymer's assaults were over when they both thinned chips across different greens within minutes of each other, for bogey and double-bogey respectively.
Poulter looked home and dry, but a "disastrous" chip left him with a long par putt on the 17th and he just failed to down it, cutting his lead to one shot from Mickelson, who had two holes left to play.
And there was more drama when Poulter put his second shot on 18 into a bunker – but he chipped out to five feet and, in front of massed galleries at the Dongguan clubhouse, held his nerve to down the putt and make sure of the win.
"I feel confident when I'm in good form and I've been in good form for a little while," Poulter said. "It's just so nice to get my hands on another trophy." – Sapa-AFP


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Unlike the rest of her former band-mates, who parted ways with Mathew Knowles quietly, singer LaTavia Roberson is speaking out again about the Destiny's Child boss. In a recent interview with UK's tabloid, The Mirror, LaTavia says Mr. Knowles made Kelly Rowland cry plus she opened up about the pay difference and always rehearsing.
"We used to call him Joe Jackson. It's not like he beat us or anything, but he was very strict," LaTavia told the tabloid. "Beyonce was the only one brave enough to stand up to him. We worked really hard. It was rehearse, rehearse, rehearse. That's what our days consisted of. Looking back, working that hard did cost us our childhood. But at the time were just focused on living out our dreams." Read More>>
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Android surges in Q2 to become largest platform in the U.S.
0. phoneArena posted on 02 Aug 2010, 12:35
Thanks to a incredible 886% growth rate in the second quarter, Android has become the largest mobile OS in use in the U.S...
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
1. clevername (Posts: 1436; Member since: 11 Jul 2008)
Damn phonearena needs better editors. I just read the article about this on ARS, who actually fact checked it. THe headline states android has become the largest platform in the us but once again it's wrong. Android has had exponentially better growth than anyone else period. But the source phonearena is citing doesn't say it has become the biggest. Rim still has the most market share with 33% android 27% and apple next with 23%. Android has the largest growth not the larger market share. So no, not the largest platform.
2. fsjon (Posts: 120; Member since: 03 Sep 2009)
I've just read both the source, and the original source did say and I quote: "Android devices collectively represented a 34% share of the US market in the quarter, and with growth of 851% Android became the largest smart phone platform in the country[US]." That was taken from the 3rd paragraph, last sentence. Once again, PA is as accurate as their source (in my opinion, Canalys is a pretty reputable source). It's up to you decide if it's just a "PC Thug" statement.
4. FerneyZan (Posts: 97; Member since: 21 Jul 2010)
Nice looking out for the Editor...
3. illegalskittle (Posts: 13; Member since: 02 Aug 2010)
Take that apple!
5. ddsindpls (Posts: 17; Member since: 16 Sep 2007)
Enough with the Apple haters...damn....sick of all you idiots. If you don't like them then don't use them. Obviously some people do or they wouldn't be selling all those IPhones.
6. WKlingbeil (Posts: 215; Member since: 26 Dec 2008)
It's not that people like us hate Apple, it's that we hate little fanboys like yourself that constantly come to defend the honor of Apple anytime you feel they've been besmirched. The fans have taken on the mentality of the CEO and all believe Apple does no wrong. When people bash Windows does anyone get upset? Of course not, because Windows fans aren't morons that believe Microsoft is a perfect company. As long as there are fanboys like you making love to Apple, there will be Apple haters like us here to counteract your naivety.
7. applesr4eating (Posts: 32; Member since: 01 Jul 2010)
Well said if anything I am a Microsoft fan, but I do admit that they (Microsoft) have really been fucking up over the last few years, due more to complacency than incompetence. However the Apple fanatics will never admit that Apple could make a mistake and it has always been that way, all the way back to 1984, yeah I am that old. I am a MS fan because almost all working people have a PC on their desk, where an Apple is a luxury for people with $3,000 plus to buy a home computer. The average Joe one the street can pick up a PC at Walmart for $500 that will handle all of his home computing needs, needless to say it won't be nearly as pretty as the Mac setting on the eltist's desk in his study.
8. dsg_cobra (Posts: 35; Member since: 25 Nov 2009)
i have a macbook pro due to my fiance demanding it thinking i would take it over gaming, and am selling it due to after daily use its not near worth the extra money spent it is slower loading pages with alot of flash and video. it errors out due to flash being uploaded externally from how apple intended and i will be buying a asus lap top which is cheaper and has 6gb 3x's as much ram 500gb 2x as much hard drive and 17in screen vs 13in screen. crazy. asus is 999.99 and mac book pro was 1199.99. windows for the win. :)


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Question Your World: What Moves the World's Biggest Mountain?
The roof of our planet is located in Nepal. Mt. Everest is the world's largest mountain clocking in at nearly 29,000 feet (5.5 miles high). Clearly moving something as massive as this giant hunk of rock would require something much greater than any human invention ever created. Recently Mt. Everest has moved an inch to the southwest. What moves the world's biggest mountain? Listen to this Question Your World radio report produced by the Science Museum of Virginia to learn more.


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I love Tideswell village. Recently I've been making the trip at least once a week to do some drawing. I love drawing so much. I want to keep learning. I want to learn how to draw buildings and landscapes. And, for me, there's no better place than Tideswell. It's a gorgeous village. Hopefully, one day soon, I'll show you some of the drawings I have made there. Drawings, that is, of the views, rather than the things I am comfortable drawing. Like chips.Wooden Owl, charity shop, Tideswell.
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Wailele Falls, Moloka'i
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|94 (list of all attractions)
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|Oceania, United States, Hawaii, north coast of Moloka'i, Haloku cliffs between Pelekunu and Wailau, some 1600 m west from Wailau Valley and 800 m east from Olo'upena Falls
|Around 580 m
Some of the highest seaside cliffs in the world are stretching along the northern coast of Moloka'i island. The highest ones are some 4.2 km wide cliffs (Haloku Cliffs) between Pelekunu and Wailau valleys, reaching a height up to 1,010 m.
Here are located several spectacular and extremely high waterfalls, including the Wailele Falls.
Falls have formed in some of the highest cliffs of the world, which are located in the north-eastern part of Moloka'i, in some 4 - 5 km long section between the Pelekunu and Wailau valleys. Here ocean meets nearly vertical cliffs rising up to 1,010 m above the sea. Cliffs end abruptly in the sea and in Hawaiian are called "na pali" - sea cliffs.
At Wailele Falls there has formed a narrow beach - but it is inaccessible, limited by high cliffs in both sides.
There are numerous small streams falling over the edge of the cliff. These streams are small (only 1 - 3 km long) and seasonal - during the dry season there is little water. But during the rainy season (November - March) enormous cliff becomes adorned with numerous white ribbons of waterfalls.
Wailele Falls, according to the estimates from topographical maps are approximately 580 metres tall. Water here is not falling in a free fall - for most part it slides down along the nearly vertical basalt cliff. In the lower part though it reaches cliff overhand and is falling in free fall.
Waterfall is thin and deeply etched in unaccessible cliff. Due to this it is rarely seen and photographed.
Falls can be observed from the sea - there are tourist companies offering guided boat tours along this rugged, extremely impressive coast. One can go closer to the falls and experience a mist falling from this wonderful nature monument. Even more impressive sight opens from helicopter. Boat ride and helicopter though require good weather conditions.
Only 800 - 900 m to the west there is located the highest known waterfall in Hawaii and one of highest waterfalls in the world - Olo'upena Falls (some 900 m tall) and some 200 - 400 m to the west are approximately 840 m high Pu'uka'oku Falls.
At high winds Wailele Falls and other falls nearby don't reach the ocean - wind catches them and rises up again. This fascinating sight is not seen by general tourists - helicopters and boats do not move around in such weather.
See Wailele Falls of Moloka'i on the map of Hawaii!
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I'm curious how Bethany's mini peaks will look. I wonder if enough slop will hit, where they dredged so far, to wipe away some of the dead sea life and sharp shells. Worth taking a peak, maybe, but hopes will be low on health/safety.
i know you guys dont like surfline an all but there saying tues 3-4 morn, building 4-5 afternoon and fair conditions they have seemed to be right
It looks to me like central jersey is going to be on the smaller side (2-3'+), with bigger surf in South Jersey (building to 3-5' in the afternoon) as the Swellinfo forecasts indicate.
yeah i surf either seaside or lavallette when i used both reports its pretty accurate also i think people think that its going to be chop it shouldnt be to bad just hit have fun no matter what thanks mr. swellinfo
my pleasure. give us a report tomorrow. I'm interested to see the difference between central and south jersey tomorrow.
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Born: Jul 15, 1994 (23 years old)
Birthplace: Oakland, California (United States)
Nationality: United States
Height: 6-9 (206cm) Weight: 230 (104kg)
Current NBA Status: Under Contract (Dallas Mavericks)
Free Agent: N/A
Current Agent: Bill Duffy
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A pub has been fined more than £4,000 after noise complaints by residents.
The Burn Bullock pub in London Road, Mitcham, was found guilty of breaching a "noise abatement notice" from Merton Council at Wimbledon Magistrates court last month.
The council said they had received more than 20 complaints about the premises.
Councillor Andrew Judge, cabinet member for environmental sustainability and regeneration, said: "We always want businesses to respect their neighbours particularly when based in a residential area.
"Our environmental health officers do their best to ensure that noise levels don't cause a disturbance and that the pubs operate within the law."


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The Wire and Sound & Music present Off The Page, the UK's first ever literary festival devoted to music criticism...
In mass culture, music has become a diminished and desultory experience, squeezed to fit into ever more mediated and commodified spectacles, from The X Factor to the kind of middlebrow entertainment packages masquerading as genuine culture that are programmed by most metropolitan art spaces.
As if to counter this reductive trend, the range of experiences offered by experimental, underground and alternative music, ie music that exists in direct opposition to the values and imperatives of the mass culture industry, has expanded exponentially. From sound art to hypnagogic pop, electroacoustic improvisation to spectral composition, footwork to UK funky, the most adventurous and original manifestations of contemporary music connect with multiple historically significant philosophies and practices to pose new questions about the world and our place in it.
Inevitably, the amount of critical thinking and writing on this profusion of countercultural sonic activity has never been greater nor more diffuse. From traditional print media to the blogosphere, a cacophony of voices has emerged in order to document, interrogate and explain the vastness and complexity of contemporary audio culture.
Structured like a literary festival, Off The Page is an event that looks to expand this discourse by bringing together critics, theorists, authors, musicians and artists to think and talk about the current state of sound and music, to stage a public debate that attempts to explain why any of this stuff might actually matter to any of us, and why it might make a difference to any of our lives.
Hosted by The Wire magazine and Sound & Music Off The Page takes place at the Playhouse Theatre in Whitstable on the South East coast, 11–13 February. Click here to purchase tickets.
Friday 11 February, doors 7pm
7:30–9pm Presentation: Robert Wyatt talks to Tony Herrington about his favourite music
9:30–10:30pm Screening: BFI presents two films soundtracked by Tristram Cary: London Line and Opus. Introduced by Jonny Trunk.
Saturday 12 February, doors 9:30am
10–11am Talk: Ken Hollings on the post-Cageian universe
11:30am–12:30pm Talk: Rob Young and Matthew Herbert on the impact of musique concrète on contemporary audio culture
12:45–1:45pm Talk: Steve Beresford talks to John Kieffer about John Stevens and the art of improvisation
3–4pm Talk: Kodwo Eshun discusses ten paragraphs of music criticism
4:30–5:30pm Talk: Dave Tompkins on the history of the vocoder, from its use in the Second World War to its role in the era of Auto Tune
6–7pm Talk: Teal Triggs on Fanzines
8–9:30pm In conversation: Christian Marclay talks to Anne Hilde Neset about his favourite examples of sound and music on film
10–11pm Screening: Lux presents two short films on John Cage, Interview Performance John Cage and 36 Mesostics REe And Not Re. Duchamp, originally broadcast on the Artists Television Network in 1978
Sunday 13 February: doors 10:30am
10:45–11:45am Roundtable discussion: Mark Fisher, Nina Power, and The Wire editors discuss the changing shape of music criticism, from traditional print media to the blogosphere
Noon–1pm Performance lecture: Salome Voegelin, David Toop and Daniela Cascella practice the art of listening
2–3pm In conversation: Scritti Politti's Green Gartside with Mark Fisher discussing politics and cultural theory in pop culture and music
3:30–5pm Performance lecture: Claudia Molitor, Jennifer Walshe and Sarah Nicholls muse on radical (or irreverent) approaches to musical notation
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From November 22 to December 6, the filmmaker welcomes his Twitter followers who want to submit storyline for his superhero character.
Tim Burton is writing a new story for his superhero character Stainboy - with a little help from his fans on Twitter.com. The moviemaker's animated character first appeared in two poems in the book "The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy", and later featured in a series of short films titled "The World of Stainboy", in 2000.
Now Burton wants to expand his creation's story - and he's asked his followers on microblogging site Twitter to write the plot. Fans can 'tweet' a 140-character sentence to the "Alice in Wonderland" director's account, and the best one will be selected each day and posted online to show readers the story as it develops.
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OK, let me start out by saying this is not a Metal Gear Solid game, but that isn't a bad thing. This was the immediate feeling I had after finishing the demo the first time, and this feeling was intensified after the second and third time. However, despite it not feeling like a Metal Gear Solid game it is still incredible fun.
The player is given the chose to play a tutorial that shows the basics of Revengeance- don't expect to know everything about how to play the game from this tutorial. During the tutorial you are taught how to slice,by doing in normal combat and how to use it in slow-motion(blade mode) for better accuracy, and that is about it. You aren't told how to use the running ability(ninja run), how to switch around your sub weapons and use them, and how to parry attacks. However, if you don't like watermelons your in luck, as you get to cut them to your hearts content.
When it comes to the slicing and dicing of Revengeance it is a blast. The ability to cut with accuracy is true, and you can cut up a lot of things from walls to enemies, made all the more satisfying by the inclusion of a counter that counts how many parts you cut objects into. However, the player is tasked with trying to cut off,specifically,the left hands to get upgrades, which can be difficult in the heat of battle as you need to slow down and line up your slice, when all you want to do is go back to relentlessly attacking your enemies.
The enemies can be taken do by another method stealth. No, not at the level of other Metal gear games, expect to take a few out without other enemies noticing, by either jumping on them from above or by stabbing in the back. But a majority of enemies are going to be fought and not killed by stealth, but it is a lot of fun fighting.
When it comes to blocking or dodging these enemies they will shine a red light to warn the player of a impending attack. Then when attacking players have the choice of a heavy attack or a wide attack, with it being easy to flow between the two during combat, and your finishing off oppents by cutting them into small pieces, which is incredible satisfying. And did I mention you can do this to watermelons, I did. Oh well, its cutting watermelons, who doesn't enjoy that?
My biggest problem during the demo was that frame rate dropped a few times while in blade mode and objects disappeared or blew up after being cut too many times, especially weird when trees blow up.
The boss at the end of the demo is a cyborg dog with a chainsaw for a tail, which is pretty cool. However, this is your standard boss fight of just slicing away at the dog. With Platinum games precedent for crazy, and cool, boss fights this could be the tip of the iceberg of awesome bosses you will face in the game.
Initially, when I saw revengance I had two thoughts; firstly, that it had a stupid name. Secondly, that I wasn't going to like it. Having played the demo one thing has changed, I am excited to get to play the full game. But the name is still stupid.