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If you had to describe your approach to romantic relationships, which of the following descriptions would come the closest?
A. I find it relatively easy to get close to others and am comfortable depending on them and having them depend on me. I don't often worry about being abandoned or about someone getting close to me.
B. I am somewhat uncomfortable being close to others; I find it difficult to trust them completely, difficult to allow myself to depend on them. I am nervous when anyone gets too close, and, often, love partners want me to be more intimate than I feel comfortable being.
C. I find that others are reluctant to get as close as I would like. I often worry that my partner doesn't really love me or won't want to stay with me. I want to merge completely with another person, and this desire sometimes scares people away.
The three categories were based on John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth's classic work on mother–infant relationships. They had found that some children had a secure attachment style—easily expressing affection toward their mothers and unconcerned about being abandoned. Other children had an anxious/ambivalent attachment style—they became visibly upset at any separation from their mothers, and seemed preoccupied with possible abandonment. Still others had an avoidant attachment style—they were defensively detached from their mothers, spurning affection if their mothers returned after a brief absence.
Cindy Hazan and Phil Shaver suggested that early mother–infant experiences might translate into different styles of loving in adults. Adults who chose statement A above, for instance, were classified as secure; those who chose statement B were classified as avoidant; and those who chose statement C were classified as anxious/ambivalent.
Later research also shows that securely attached individuals are easy to get along with, and good at resolving relationship conflicts. Unsurprisingly, secure people stayed in love relationships longer than those who scored themselves as either anxious/ambivalent or avoidant.
But avoidant lovers find intimacy unpleasant, and they are uncomfortable with the level of sharing that tends to benefit long-term relationships. In stressful situations, avoidant individuals offer their partners less social support. And consequently, their relationships don't last as long.
Anxious/ambivalent lovers, on the other hand, experience relationships like an emotional roller-coaster, with more highs and lows, and relatively higher levels of sexual motivation. Anxious people often drive away the very partners they want so much to keep, by making excessive demands that the partner demonstrate love and commitment. Anxious/ambivalent lovers perceive their partners as less caring, and Jeff Simpson and his colleagues have found that anxious/ambivalent women are prone to develop postpartum depression if they do not feel their partner is giving enough support.
People with anxious and avoidant attachment styles are more likely to be unhappy in their relationships, and their relationships are more likely to break up. Thus, it's easier to be in a loving relationship with a secure partner.
Conflict resolution, attachment style, and frequent sex
Conflict resolution, attachment style, and frequent sex
If you happen to be in a long-term relationship with an anxious or avoidant partner, the outlook is not hopeless. Jeff Simpson and Nickola Overall have conducted research on how relationship partners handle one another during times of stress. In a recent review of that research, they suggested that you are more likely to live happily ever after if you match your style of conflict resolution to your partner's attachment style. Simpson and Overall suggest that an anxious partner is likely to be most reassured by clear demonstrations of your love and support, whereas an avoidant partner does better if you don't threaten his or her autonomy and independence.
In one study, Simpson and Sisi Tran videotaped couples as they discussed things they would like to change in one another. That topic led anxious people to feel more negative emotions, and to be less accommodating toward their partners. But more committed partners responded by being more accommodating on their side, which in turn made the anxious people feel happier and more accepted.
Another study by Overall, Simpson, and Helena Struthers found that avoidant partners were especially likely to get angry at any discussion of their partner changing them. However, the discussions went a lot more smoothly if their partners responded by softening their communications, rather than digging in and becoming demanding.
Another line of research by Michelle Russell and Jim McNulty suggests that it's not only how you handle conflict that can buffer against a partner's insecurity, it's also the frequency of sex. Those researchers measured newlywed couples' satisfaction and their frequency of sex over the first four years of marriage. They found that, although general anxiety was associated with generally lower marital satisfaction, that association did not hold for partners had had frequent sex during the previous 6 months. Of course, frequent sex may be an outcome of getting along better, but Russell and McNulty's statistical analyses of the time course, as well as the results of another daily diary study, suggested that it might also be a cause of satisfaction.
Douglas Kenrick is author of The rational animal: How evolution made us smarter than we think. and of Sex, Murder, and the Meaning of Life:A psychologist investigates how evolution, cognition, and complexity are revolutionizing our view of human nature.
Ainsworth, M. S. (1979). Infant–mother attachment. American psychologist, 34(10), 932.
Bowlby, J. (1969). Attachment and loss, Vol. 1: Attachment. New York, NY: Basic Books.
Bowlby, J. (1973). Attachment and loss, Vol. 2: Separation. NewYork, NY: Basic Books
Hazan, C., & Shaver, P. (1987). Romantic love conceptualized as an attachment process. Journal of Personality & Social Psychology, 52, 511-524.
Little, K. C., McNulty, J. K., & Russell, V. M. (2010). Sex buffers intimates against the negative implications of attachment insecurity. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 36(4), 484-498.
Overall, N. C., Simpson, J. A., & Struthers, H. (2013). Buffering attachment-related avoidance: Softening emotional and behavioral defenses during conflict discussions. Journal of personality and social psychology, 104(5), 854.
Russell, V. M., & McNulty, J. K. (2011). Frequent sex protects intimates from the negative implications of their neuroticism. Social Psychological and Personality Science, 2(2), 220-227.
Simpson, J. A., & Overall, N. C. (2014). Partner buffering of attachment insecurity. Current Directions in Psychological Science, 23, 54-59.
Simpson, J. A., Rholes, W. S., Campbell, L., Tran, S., & Wilson, C. L. (2003). Adult attachment, the transition to parenthood, and depressive symptoms.Journal of personality and social psychology, 84(6), 1172.
Tran, S., & Simpson, J. A. (2009). Prorelationship maintenance behaviors: the joint roles of attachment and commitment. Journal of personality and social psychology, 97(4), 685.


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I tried this jacket on in a store this morning before ordering, and it is a real Medium, not a Castelli Medium. You can order your size with the confidence that it will fit properly. I had a medium on with a t-shirt, base layer, and sweater, and it fit perfectly. Layering is easy, and you don't look all puffy when properly kitted out. All in all, a great deal. As an aside, I found the jacket for $120 at the store, saw it for $74.95 on RealCyclist and ordered immediately. It of course showed up on Chainlove 6 hours later, but when I contacted RealCyclist, they gladly refunded the difference, so I ended up paying $59.99 instead - THANKS Y'ALL!! THAT is good customer service!!!

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Rick Owens will soon unveil two temporary stores for his DRKSHDW (Dark Shadow) collection. The stores will open at 70-72 Wooster Street in Manhattan from July 16 to October 26, and in London at 30A Redchurch Street from September 4 to October 13, representing the line's first two freestanding stores. The New York shop will measure 2,500 square feet, while the London boutique will be 215 square feet. The Paris-based designer's secondary line is a women's and men's collection featuring the characteristic Owens' shapes reinterpreted in denim and knits. DRKSHDW was launched in late 2005 and is mainly manufactured in Italy, retailing for more moderate prices than the designer's primary line.
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It's hardly an exaggeration to say that the U.S. government's 2008 financial bailout was among the most universally detested initiatives to come out of Washington in a long time.
Main Street saw it as a government subsidy for fat cat Wall Street excesses. Foreign bankers predicted that the enormous debt burden would repel the world's investors, who account for a vital segment of the U.S. economy.
Even the bailout's main advocate and architect, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, expressed his disgust. "I share the outrage that people have," he said at the height of the debate over the rescue. "It's embarrassing to look at this, and I think it's embarrassing to the United States of America."
Congress loathed it too. As the crisis peaked in late September 2008 (just weeks before the election), the U.S. House of Representatives actually rejected the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, the bailout's main legislative initiative.
That triggered one of Wall Street's steepest multi-day avalanches ever. With that gun to their heads, lawmakers passed the $700 billion bill days later. Among the doomsayers were Minnesota's conservative representative Michelle Bachman. "We may rue the day that this passed," predicted Bachman (who now appears to be mulling a Tea Party-backed run for the presidency in 2012). "This doesn't address the fundamental problem of the credit crisis," she said.
So was Bachman right? Do we rue that day?
Well, maybe not as much as we had feared.
We now know that the bailout largely succeeded in achieving many of its principle goals (even if it has failed miserably in its promise to help Main Street). Of course, the economic recovery has not been robust. Unemployment is still high, and the housing market continues to slump. But the bailout did kick-start credit markets, and calmed the crippling panic that had prevented firms from lending to one another.
And here's more good news: the cost to taxpayers appears to be as low as anyone could have predicted, according to the Treasury Department and Congressional Budget Office.
Last week — almost exactly two and a half years after President George W. Bush signed bill — the Treasury projected that the U.S. government's entire bailout program (including TARP and various other programs) would actually earn taxpayers a profit of $24 billion.
"We have to give the government credit for stepping in at a time that was tremendously risky, when the entire financial system was desperate," said Roger Leeds, director of the Center for International Business and Public Policy at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies. The bailout largely "did what it was designed to do, and the bonus is that the taxpayer came out whole," Leeds said.
Compare that $24 billion profit to Google, which earned about $19 billion over the past two years. Or compare it to the dismal predictions of Neil Barofsky, TARP's special inspector general. "TARP has evolved into a program of unprecedented scope, scale and complexity," he told a House committee in July 2009. The U.S. could be on the hook for as much as $23.7 trillion dollars, Barofsky said.
It's important to point out that the music hasn't exactly stopped on the bailout yet. Nor does everyone agree that the enormous bailout ledger adds up to as sanguine a scenario as the government says it does. But even by the most pessimistic accounting, the financial outcome has been so strong that it would take a cataclysmic shift for taxpayers to do much ruing over whether the bailout was the right move.
In a recent report, the Congressional Budget Office detailed how much the government has shelled out under the TARP part of the bailout, and what taxpayers can expect to get back. Of the $700 billion approved by Congress, the Treasury has spent $410 billion, and has received a net of $244 billion back, via repayments, investment gains and dividends that recipients are required to pay. It's written off $11 billion as unrecoverable losses, largely because under the auto industry bailout, it sold part of its stake in GM for less than it paid.
Of the remaining $156 billion, the office says that embattled insurance company AIG accounts for the biggest chunk, owing $66 billion. The government — which owns almost all of AIG — thinks it can recover all but about $14 billion by selling its stock in the company. Meanwhile, the auto industry still owes $42 billion, of which all but $14 billion is expected to be recovered.
As for Wall Street, believe it or not, that's where the good news appears to come in. The Treasury last week announced that it has already begun to make a profit on the financial institution segment of the bailout. It had invested about $245 billion in the sector, and has so far recovered $251 billion. The gains come from appreciation in the stock that the government took, and from dividends the banks are required to pay.
Despite that profit, banks still owe the Treasury $30 billion. By the time the program is completely unwound, the Congressional Budget Office estimates that taxpayers will come out $16 billion ahead from assisting some 707 financial institutions. (Forget too big to fail: TARP rescued such pillars of the American financial scene as SunTrust Banks, KeyCorp and Financial Institutions, Inc of Warsaw NY.)
This good news from banks is somewhat deceiving, however. Part of the reason that the sector has done so well is that the rescue plan includes major transfers — amounting to billions — from the government via AIG, which had insured large swaths of debt that the banks held. Normally, when receiving payouts from a bankrupt company like AIG, investors would expect to take "a haircut" — to receive only a portion of the money. Government-owned AIG, however, paid at full face value.
But TARP is only part of the bailout. In July 2008, Congress also authorized a rescue of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the quasi-government mortgage investment houses. These institutions have sucked up about $140 billion, of which the Treasury estimates about half will be recovered.
These previous paragraphs add up to a lot of red ink — about $100 billion for Fannie, Freddie and TARP (including some smaller sums that we haven't mentioned). So how does the Treasury foresee the bailouts earning a $24 billion profit?
That will come from a $110 billion credit that it cryptically calls "Federal Reserve Programs."
Here's how that Fed windfall works: Beginning in 2008, as the economy tanked, the Fed deployed its God-like central bank powers to create more than $2 trillion — merely by crediting its account with the money. It invested this newly minted cash hoping to prop up the economy, by creating demand for assets that everyone else was dumping, and by increasing liquidity (basically, making it easy for people to borrow by making money more plentiful). It purchased $1.25 trillion in mortgage backed securities — the same toxic assets that poisoned the financial system. It has also bought more than $1 trillion in U.S. government debt, and continues to do so.
The interest on these investments — which may in part come from the interest you pay for your mortgage — is throwing off good money: $82 billion in 2010 — which the Fed transfers to the Treasury. (Note: We explained the Fed's powers, as well as the potential risks of using them, in a previous article.)
The money is real, even if it is created out of thin air.
The bottom line remains the same: The bailout medicine appears to have worked. The pain isn't over yet, but it appears that we've averted an economic depression, and the cost to taxpayers looks poised to remain modest.
Still, TARP isn't Google, nor is it something we ever want to even discuss again. If we had those many billions of dollars to invest in schools, transportation or energy independence, we'd be a stronger nation. So while the antidote appears to have been effective, and while we may not rue the day TARP was passed, it's safe to go on hating the bailout.
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Minnesota Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor is poised to buy the Star Tribune, Minnesota's largest newspaper.
Taylor, a billionaire, said he is purchasing the paper as a business investment, but that the community will also benefit from keeping it under local control.
"Being Minnesota-owned, I think is to the advantage of the paper," he said. "That gives the paper more of a long-term view of how to do things, make investments and to plan for the future."
Taylor told the newspaper he made a cash offer that did not include any other investors, but he declined to name the price.
"We have an agreement with the people purchasing it that we can't divulge that," Taylor said. "It's at a price that I think makes good business sense, and obviously the sellers were satisfied with it."
Wayzata Investment Partners has been the newspaper's largest shareholder for the last four years. The firm took over following the newspaper's Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2009.
Taylor's bid is evidence of the progress the newspaper has made since its bankruptcy, Star Tribune Publisher and CEO Michael Klingensmith said in a statement.
"As a company, we have felt that the best possible ownership situation for the Star Tribune — as we've seen in other markets recently — would be to have a long-term, local owner who knows and is vested in our community," Klingensmith said in a statement.
Star Tribune employees heard about the deal on Tuesday afternoon. Mike Hughlett, co-chair of the Star Tribune unit of the Minnesota Newspaper and Communications Guild, said union officials believe the guild contract stays in place through the sale.
"Taylor is a known entity and he's a Minnesotan, so from what we gather he's going to keep the management here in place, so at least it seems like it's going to be stability," Hughlett said.
While Taylor declined to say what he's offering for the Star Tribune, there's no doubt its value has dropped dramatically over the past 16 years.
In 1998, the McClatchy Co. paid $1.2 billion for the paper. Like the rest of the newspaper industry, however, the Star Tribune was torpedoed by a recession in the early 2000s recession and a dramatic drop in newspaper advertising.
By 2006, the Star Tribune's value had fallen by more than half, to $530 million. In 2009, with the country mired in the Great Recession, the paper filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The paper says it had 1,225 employees in February, down about 25 percent from 1,627 workers in December 2008.
The Star Tribune and the newspaper business have recovered somewhat, but values remain dramatically lower than they once were.
After purchasing the Boston Globe for $1.1 billion in 1993, for instance, the New York Times Co. sold the paper to Boston Red Sox owner John W. Henry last year for $70 million.
While some worry about the Star Tribune's editorial independence under Taylor, Henry's ownership of the Globe might offer a template.
Last month, the Globe ran an explosive article about Jared Remy, the son of Jerry Remy, the sports network's color announcer for Sox TV broadcasts and a Red Sox icon.
Jared Remy is accused of killing his girlfriend. The article detailed how the Red Sox announcer hired a pricey lawyer time after time to get his belligerent son out of trouble with the law.
"A lot of us looked at this as the people at the Globe saying, 'Look Mr. Henry. We're going to go do our thing.' And they certainly did," said Dan Kennedy, a journalism professor at Northeastern University. "In some ways, you could look at it as a declaration of independence."
Kennedy covered the media for more than a decade for the Boston Phoenix. For much of that time, the New York Times owned the Globe and a piece of the Red Sox. He said he's never been aware of the Globe killing a tough story on the hometown team.
Taylor said he could see his companies collaborating with the Star Tribune in the area of technology, but said he expects the Star Tribune's coverage of his other businesses to remain independent. He said he will not join the paper's board or management team or influence its stances.
"The newspaper, in order to compete in the future, will have to continually change into digital and mobile devices and other types of communications with its customers," Taylor said. "We'll be able to move faster working together and probably save some money."
Taylor, 72, was raised on a farm 60 miles west of Mankato, Minn. He graduated from Comfrey High School in 1959. Three years later, he received his bachelor's degree in math, physics and social science from Mankato State University. He later studied at the Harvard Graduate School of Business.
Taylor started assembling his family-owned empire in 1975, when he bought the firm he was working for — Carlson Wedding Service. It was a print shop specializing in formal invitations.
That print shop was the foundation for Taylor Corp., now one of the largest privately held companies in the United States, with estimated annual sales of about $1.5 billion and 9,000 employees. The company has more than 80 subsidiaries. Most are involved in packaging, marketing or printing. The company prints everything from wedding invitations and greeting cards to yearbooks and training manuals.
In 1995, Taylor became majority owner of the Timberwolves. In 1999, he took control of the Minnesota Lynx, the WNBA women's basketball team.
Taylor also owns farmland in Iowa and Minnesota and a company that produces liquefied, pasteurized eggs, according to Forbes, which puts his net worth at about $1.8 billion.
Taylor has also been involved in politics. He served for a decade in the Minnesota Senate and as Republican minority leader from 1984 to 1986.
He's shown interest before in the Star Tribune.
In 2009, he and publisher Vance Opperman put in a bid to acquire an ownership stake of 25 to 35 percent of the paper. The two men made their unsuccessful offer through an investment fund they co-own.
Star Tribune spokespeople said the company is doing its due diligence on Taylor's offer. If all goes through, they expect to close the deal this spring.
Taylor acknowledged he probably won't agree with every decision by the paper's management, "but I can say that about my Timberwolves sometimes too. But I hire very good people to do it and expect them to do the very best job — I think that's the way it will be handled in the future."


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Theatrical Trailer: "THE PURGE: ANARCHY" Has A Lot Going OnMovies/TV,News Samuel Zimmerman
If you were one of many disappointed in the THE PURGE's execution, namely that it never left the house, then THE PURGE: ANARCHY might be directly aimed at you. A teaser promised a city of mayhem and a couple looking to survive it, but this latest, lengthier trailer introduces a host of threads including the aforementioned innocent couple in a war zone, a man out for vengeance, an urban landscape of gleeful killers and of course, the monstrous upper crust. Take it all in, below.
Clearly, the best part of THE PURGE: ANARCHY's new clip is that the Emergency Broadcast System emphasizes that murder is legal. "All crime, including murder," it booms over the city. "So go party," could just as easily conclude that statement.
Writer-Director James DeMonaco returns with a cast including Frank Grillo (THE GREY) and Zach Gilford (FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS). THE PURGE: ANARCHY is out July 18.


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I have Zonelab Internet Suite 6.5.722.000 an it works great. My question is I want to go to DSL and I am using Dialup now, is there anything I have to change to make sure my Suite keeps doing a good job. I seem to remember when I installed it there was a section that asked whether I used Dialup, DSL, Broadband, Cable. I chose Dialup an am concerned whit what I need to change. Thanks all for the help for they are going to hook me up on the first of September. Everyone have a great an safe day.JJ
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Enter Sept Ember, a bouncy girl who has traveled all the way from Wisconsin to meet her Off-Off-Broadway idols such as Violet Parfait. But there is only despair, until word of the bailout is announced. There are, however, stringent rules about the piece that will win the bailout money: It must be something "mindless to lift the spirits," which suggests a patriotic musical. Sept Ember, who was conceived in a prop cupboard during a community-theater musical, comes to the rescue. But won't the performers lose their avant-garde integrity? How to make something conceptual and subversive with sequins and tap shoes?
This is the point in the show where the satire should take wing, but, disappointingly, the ensemble of Wreckio writers seems grounded in a quagmire of conflicting ideas. We witness personal dramas and experimental efforts. One includes lots of string, mixing bowls, and German text; another involves the making of an apple pie. Here this likable group, directed by Kimberlea Kressal, seems to run out of inspiration. As the comedy becomes a confusing muddle, it's guilty of the very things it is meant to be sending up.
A pity, because the group, led by Randi Berry's bubbly Sept Ember and Dechelle Damien as an avant-garde Bernhardt, work so hard you want them to succeed. Alas, the script, all too clearly written by committee, does them in.
Presented by Wreckio Ensemble and Horse Trade Theater Group at Under St. Marks, 94 St. Mark's Place, NYC. Dec.9–20. Thu.–Sat., 8 p.m.; Sun., 2 p.m. (212) 868-444 or www.smarttix.com.


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Lucky Numbers makes a random selection of numbers
Use the Lucky Numbers Generator to get your own lucky lottery numbers
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‧ Lotteries are games of luck, and that your chance of winning is exactly the same as that of someone who spends hours poring over statistics about previous draws.
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CHICAGO - Penticton native and NHL star Duncan Keith made a dream come true for a little girl who can't walk or talk and who wanted to score a goal with the two-time Olympian.
The Blackhawks defenseman made it happen as a part of the team's social media campaign called What's Your Goal.
"Cammy was born unable to walk or speak," Keith says in the video. "Her goal was to score a goal with the help of her favorite player, me."
So the former Kelowna Rocket put her on skates for the first time in her life and took her out onto the ice to score her goal.
Be warned, you'll need a box of tissues to watch this video.
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text: This is a turning twenty quilt that I made for my mom. I saw the coffee fabric, bought it and some coordinates, and found a pattern later. She LOVES coffee and chocolate, her dogs are her children (and more spoiled than I ever was), and we're in Tucson and she loves the Southwest, hence the fabrics. I like how the border really finished the quilt, and I'm proud of myself for the chili peppers in the corner; the seams lined up much better than I thought they would :D


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Incommunicado detention / Judicial harassment
Brief description of the situation:
The Observatory has been informed by the Vietnam Committee on Human Rights (VCHR) about the arbitrary detention of Mr. Le Quoc Quan, a human rights lawyer and blogger.
According to the information received, on December 27, 2012, Mr. Le Quoc Quan was arrested by the police in Hanoi while dropping off his daughter at school. The police also searched his office and home and confiscated some documents. They apparently read out a warrant, but did not give it to Mr. Le Quoc Quan's family. The police told his family that he would be charged under Article 161 of the Criminal Code, which relates to tax evasion. If condemned, he risks three years in prison and a heavy fine.
Mr. Le Quoc Quan, who began a hunger strike on December 28, is currently detained incommunicado in Hoa Lo Prison No. 1. Neither his lawyer nor his family have been able to visit him to date.
In addition, Mr. Le Quoc Quan's arrest follows a recent order by Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung that authorities renew the fight against anyone using the Internet to "defame and spread propaganda against the State".
Mr. Le Quoc Quan has been harassed constantly since 2007 by the Vietnamese authorities because of his human rights activities [1]. On October 3, 2012, some 50 security police and plain-clothed militia forced entry into the head office of VietNam Credit in Hanoi and its branch office in Saigon. The firm belongs to Mr. Le Quoc Quan and his two brothers Messrs. Le Dinh Quan and Le Quoc Quyet. Police seized files and documents belonging to the firm, assaulted the staff and detained the brothers for interrogation. On October 30, they returned and arrested Le Dinh Quan, also for alleged "tax evasion". He is currently detained in Hoa Lo Prison No. 3. In addition, on August 18, 2012, Mr. Le Quoc Quan was brutally beaten by two unidentified men with iron bars outside his home in Hanoi.
The Observatory strongly condemns Mr. Le Quoc Quan's detention, as it seems to merely aim at sanctioning his legitimate human rights activities, and recalls that allegations of tax evasion have previously been levelled against human rights defenders. Blogger Nguyen Van Hai, alias Dieu Cay, founding member of the Club of Free Journalists, was initially jailed for tax evasion but then sentenced in September 2012 to 12 years in jail for spreading anti-State propaganda under Article 88 of the Criminal Code, along with two other bloggers and members of the Club of Free Journalists, Ms. Ta Phong Tan and Mr. Phan Thanh Hai [2]. On December 28, 2012, an appeals court upheld the 12-year prison sentence for Dieu Cay, the 10-year sentence for Ms. Ta Phong Tan and reduced to three-year that against Mr. Phan Thanh Hai.
Actions requested:
Please write to the authorities in Viet Nam urging them to:
i. Guarantee in all circumstances the physical and psychological integrity of Messrs. Le Quoc Quan, Dieu Cay, Phan Thanh Hai and Ms. Ta Phong Tan, as well as of all human rights defenders in Viet Nam;
ii. Release Messrs. Le Quoc Quan, Dieu Cay, Phan Thanh Hai and Ms. Ta Phong Tan immediately and unconditionally as their detention seems to merely sanction their human rights activities and is contrary to national and international law;
iii. Put an end to all acts harassment, including at the judicial level, against Messrs. Le Quoc Quan, Dieu Cay, Phan Thanh Hai and Ms. Ta Phong Tan, as well as against all human rights defenders in Viet Nam;
iv. Comply with the provisions of the UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders, adopted by the UN General Assembly on December 9, 1998, in particular:
its Article 1, which states that "everyone has the right, individually and in association with others, to promote and to strive for the protection and realisation of human rights and fundamental freedoms at the national and international levels",
as well as Article 12.2, which provides that "the State shall take all necessary measures to ensure the protection by the competent authorities of everyone, individually and in association with others, against any violence, threats, retaliation, de facto or de jure adverse discrimination, pressure or any other arbitrary action as a consequence of his or her legitimate exercise of the rights referred to in the present Declaration";
v. More generally, ensure in all circumstances respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms in accordance with international and regional human rights instruments ratified by Viet Nam.
· H.E. Mr. Pham Binh Minh, Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1 Ton That Dam St., Ba Dinh District, Hanoi, Vietnam; Tel: 84-4-37992000; 080 48235; Fax: 84-4-38231872 – 84-4-37992682, Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
· H.E. Mr. Nguyen Thai Binh, Minister of Interior, 37A Nguyen Binh Khiem St., Hai Ba Trung District, Hanoi, Vietnam; Tel: 84-4-39764116 – 84-4-39764278; Fax: 84-4-39781005
· H.E. Mr. Ha Hung Cuong, Minister of Justice, 56-60 Tran Phu St., Ba Dinh District, Hanoi, Vietnam; Tel: 84-4-37336213 – 84-4-37338068; Fax: 84-4-38431431
· H.E. Mr. Tran Dai Quang, Minister of Public Security, 44 Yet Kieu St., Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi, Vietnam; Tel: 84-4-069 42545 - 84-4-048 226602; Fax: 84-4-9420223
· H.E. Mr. Vu Duc Dam, Minister, Office of the Government (OOG), 1 Hoang Hoa Tham St. Ba Dinh District, Hanoi, Vietnam; Tel: 84-4-80 43100; 84-4-80 43569; Fax: 84-4-80 44130
· H.E. Mr Vũ Dũng, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotential, Permanent Representative, 30 chemin des Corbillettes, 1218 Grand-Saconnex, Geneva, Switzerland; Tel (Assistant): +41 022-791 85 40; Phone: +41 (0) 22 791 85 40; Fax: +41 (0) 22-798 07 24; Email : firstname.lastname@example.com
· HE Mr. PHAM Sanh Chau, Ambassador, Boulevard Général Jacques 1, 1050 Brussels, Belgium. Tel: +32 (0)2 379 27 37; Fax : +32 (0)2 374 93 76; Email: email@example.com / firstname.lastname@example.com
Please also write to the embassies of Viet Nam in your respective country.


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Our favorite boys The Electric Sons just dropped their brand new EP 'Chromaesthesia' today. As per usual, the fantastically electronic duo that is Andrew Miller and Ben Richards have produced some sonically infectious tracks. You may develop some chromaesthesia yourself, even without any help of other substances (pharmaceutical or otherwise), these tracks are enough to lift your eardrums into a higher state of being.
Chromaesthesia is a wonderfully smooth magic carpet ride through vibrant synth waves. It's pretty damn spellbinding and I can't get enough of it. Fave tracks include the delectably chill Islands and Eclipses, but the rest of the EP is just as awesome, of course. Do yourself a favor and stream/download it below (or support the band and purchase it here, all the cool kids are doing it).
Download The Electric Sons – Chromaesthesia.


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People turn to social media to express their feelings of shock, sadness and horror after the Boston Marathon bombing.
One teen talks about the number of tragedies she's seen in her lifetime, while another runner says the bombings have not changed his dreams of running in the Boston Marathon.
Published at 8:44 AM EDT on Apr 16, 2013 | Updated at 8:46 AM EDT on Apr 16, 2013


text: Photo courtesy of marsmet491/Flickr [ Montana Democrats Give the Legislature a 'D' for Performance at Transmittal Deadline By Jon King February 28, 2013 Montana democrats issue a report card for the legislature. Read More Category: Montana News Tags: Cliff Larsen, economy, education, legislature Send to a friend! Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr!


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We're just a few days away from one of the biggest games of the year: No. 1 Good Counsel vs. No. 4 DeMatha. The game will feature 10 players who have appeared on our All-Met Watch. "All eyes will be on Olney this Friday night," wrote Bullis's Pat Cilento in our coaches' poll.
Since Bob Milloy began coaching at Good Counsel in 2001 the Falcons trail in the series, 12-6. But Good Counsel has won the last two meetings and has won three straight Washington Catholic Athletic Conference titles.
And for a stroll down memory lane, check out some recent Good Counsel-DeMatha matchups:
2011: Good Counsel holds off DeMatha in regular season
2010: DeMatha wins regular season matchup | Good Counsel rolls in WCAC championship
2009: DeMatha rallies for regular season win | Good Counsel prevails in WCAC title game
2008: Good Counsel gets jump on Stags in regular season | DeMatha defeats Good Counsel for WCAC title


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Arrests made after Janesville man is assaulted
The incident happened at 10 p.m. in the parking lot of Rivers Edge Bowl, 215 S. River St. and was initially called in as a fight, said Sgt. Dean Sukus.
But after police watched video surveillance and investigated, it quickly became clear the assault started with an argument in the parking lot.
The victim, who was leaving the parking lot, was talking to some people, then there appeared to be some exchange of words between him and another man, not part of the group. Out of nowhere, this unknown man punched the victim in the face, knocking him to the ground. The attacker was then joined by another man in kicking and hitting the victim in the head, Sukus said.
�It was repeated punches and kicks to him while he was on the ground. This is not just an assault. This is complete disregard for this person�s safety and life,�� he said.
During the assault, the victim�s cell phone was taken.
�We don�t know what happened with the exchange of words or what the reason for the argument was,� Sukus said.
And nothing indicates the victim knew his assailants, he said.
The suspects were caught after a Janesville police officer, who was in the area at the time of the incident, saw an SUV leaving the bowling alley�s parking lot. When he pulled the vehicle over, the suspects involved in the assault were inside, Sukus said.
Darius Lee, 20, of Richton Park, Ill., was arrested on charges of reckless injury and party to the crime of robbery and underage drinking.
Also arrested was Taiwan Franklin, 21, of 2016 Kellogg Ave., Janesville, on charges of reckless injury and robbery.
Lucas Scott, 27, of 619 Williams St., Janesville, was arrested on a charge of receiving stolen property.
�He had the phone on him, but the suspect (Franklin) charged with the actual robbery took the phone. The video shows he was not involved in the assault. In fact he even tried breaking it up,�� Sukus said.
Both Lee and Franklin are in custody at the Rock County Jail. Scott was issued a notice to appear in court, according to Sukus.
Last updated: 2:37 pm Thursday, December 13, 2012


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LOCATION: Menlo Park 0102, South Africa
Emeritus Professor of Geography, University of Pretoria, South Africa. Author of Exogenetic Landforms and others.
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river in southern Africa, one of the longest rivers on the continent and one of the longest south of the Tropic of Capricorn. After rising in the Lesotho Highlands, less than 125 miles (200 kilometres) from the Indian Ocean, the river flows to the Atlantic Ocean in a generally westerly direction for some 1,300 miles. The Orange traverses the veld region of South Africa, after which it defines the southern limit of the Kalahari and bisects the southern Namib before draining into the Atlantic at Alexander Bay, S.Af. Along its course the river forms the eastern boundary of the South African province of Free State, as well as the boundary between Namibia and South Africa. The Orange River—together with the Vaal, its principal tributary—forms a drainage basin with an area of at least 330,000 square miles (855,000 square kilometres). The western part of the basin is generally dry, flat, and unamenable to cultivation without irrigation. The river itself is of vital economic importance to the...READ MORE


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text: I have a quick question regarding my Lakland DJ5 with an East DJ Retro in which I am trying to go from the normal J/J configuration to a P/J configuration. The DJ Retro in conjunction with the stock Lakland/Hanson pickups works just beautifully and I wish I could leave well enough alone. And perhaps after this last attempt to go P/J I will. Tonight I installed a set of Nordstrand NP5 pickups in the P position and the issue I am having is that it seems with the blend pot either full P or full J I have the correct output. What is odd is that when I pan from center to bridge J there is a significant dropping out or 'choking' if you will of the output from just off center to almost full bridge where the output then comes back. Not at all the way it worked in the J/J setup. Both pickups are wired white + and black - . Is it a possible phase issue? I will try switching one of them by reversing their colors at the board connection. Which one would be preferred I don't know. I guess it's easy enough to try both but I hope it would do no damage to the pre. I had read somewhere previously that some Laklands came wired with one pickup reversed wired, perhaps for this reason? Thoughts?


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Kotobukiya has posted the Shunya Yamashita design for their upcoming seventh figure in the Tekken Bishoujo line. Joining Asuka, Lili, Christie, Alisa, Jaycee, and the upcoming Xiaoyu will be Jun Kazama. The 1/7 scale figure is likely to be released some time this year.
Better luck next time, Kunimitsu fans...
Scott Green is editor and reporter for anime and manga at geek entertainment site Ain't It Cool News. Follow him on Twitter at @aicnanime.


text: Getting ThereThe hike starts at the Pass Lake Trailhead, which is located off Highway 150 32 miles north, and east of Kamas or 46 miles south of Evanston. There is a sign that marks the trailhead. Yellow to Saddle + Blue = Northwest Ridge from Pass Lake. Route DescriptionThis is an atrernate route to the crowded Bald Mountain Trail. You can also climb the more rugged Reids Peak from this route for a great two peak slam. From the Pass Lake Trailhead, head cross-country to the southwest until you reach the base of the pass between Bald Mountain and Reids Peak. Once at the base of the pass, scramble up to the pass via the easiest route. There is some loose rock on this route. If the slope is covered with snow, an ice axe will be needed for a safe ascent. After taking a well deserved rest at the pass, scramble up the spectacular ridge south to the summit. Any experienced scrambler should be able to handle it. Enjoy the views of the countless lakes, basins, and peaks from the summit. Bald Mountain (left). Route goes up the right hand ridge. Essential GearA good pair of boots in needed. An ice axe may be needed before early July. Images


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Collaboration with Matt Irie
Lamppost, lawn
Approximately 7.5' x 16' x 11'
Commissioned by Public Art Fund. Metrotech Center, Brooklyn, NY. Total budget approximately $20,000. A replica of the existing lampposts at Metrotech, but made to appear as if it had given way, collapsed under its own weight, and created an impossibly large depression in the ground.


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Electric Daisy Carnival Las Vegas 2011 Full Line Up
The final line-up for Electric Daisy Carnival 2011, in Las Vegas, has arrived. There will be over 100 talented artists at the 15th Annual Electric Daisy Carnival. Some of the latest additions to the line-up consists of such artists as Above & Beyond, Benny Benassi, and a second set from Afrojack. The event will be held at the Motor Speedway from June 24-26, 2011.
This is the very first time that the event has been extended to three days, instead of the customary two. This means more music, more unworldly partying and more time in a haven of sorts. EDC is North America's largest electronic music festival, and now it's even bigger since it's in the fabulous Las Vegas.
EDC will have a combination of world renowned artists and inspiring talent-on-the-rise to give the expected 200,000+ audience an unforgettable musical experience. Buy tickets here.
Full Line-Up:
· Kinetic Field: Trent Cantrelle, Manufactured Superstars, Wolfgang Gartner, Dirty South, Tiësto, Steve Angello, and Sander Van Doorn.
· Cosmic Meadow: Joaquin Bamaca, Beats Antique, Röyksopp, Richie Hawtin presents Plastikman Live, Sub Focus, and Steve Bug.
· Circuit Grounds: Wippenberg, Crystal Method, Christopher Lawrence, Roger Sanchez, Cosmic Gate, Calvin Harris, Steve Aoki, and Autoerotique.
· Neon Garden: Kastle, Them Jeans, DJ Vice, Bloody Beetroots Death Crew 77, Savage Skulls, Bird Peterson, Drop the Lime, and Major Lazer.
· Bass Pod: Crizzly, Marcus Intalex with Sharpness, Roni Size with Messinian, Friction with Dynamite, Borgore, Excision, Skream and Benga, Dieselboy, Marky, and TC with Armanni Reign.
· Heineken Domes: Android Cartel, Joey Mazzola, DJ Dan, DJ Frances.
· Kinetic Field: R3HAB, Cedric Gervais, Martin Solveig, Afrojack, Benny Benassi, David Guetta, Above & Beyond, and Sidney Samson.
· Cosmic Meadow: Alesso, Glitch Mob, Bassnectar, Empire of the Sun, Chuckie, Dada Life, and Boys Noize.
· Circuit Grounds: Hernan Cattaneo, Pleasurekraft, Boris, Green Velvet, UMEK, Gaiser, Richie Hawtin, and Victor Calderone.
· Neon Garden: Zedd, Porter Robinson, Feed Me, Hardwell, Bart B More, LA Riots, Jack Beats, Skrillex, and MSTRKRFT.
· Bass Pod: The Juggernaut, Hive, Bare, Evol Intent, High Contrast, 12th Planet, Andy C with MC GQ, Rusko, Hype with MC Daddy Earl, Zeds Dead, Terravita, and LTJ Bukem.
· Heineken Domes: Nick G, Savoy, EC Twins, and Trent Cantrelle.
· Kinetic Field: Thomas Gold, Paul Oakenfold, Avicii, Alesso, Swedish House Mafia, Laidback Luke, and Nicky Romero.
· Cosmic Meadow: EC Twins, Bunny, Robbie Rivera, Infected Mushroom, Bingo Players, Afrojack, R3HAB, and Eddie Halliwell.
· Circuit Grounds: Moguai, Tritonal, John O'Callaghan, Sean Tyas & Simon Patterson, Ferry Cornsten, ATB, Markus Schulz, Dash Berlin, and Showtek.
· Neon Garden: Stanton Warriors, Araabmuzik, Sandro Silva, Harvard Bass, Felix Cartal, Felguk, A-Trak, Wolfgang Gartner, and Dada Life.
· Bass Pod: Fury with MC Dino, Shiftee, Liquid Stranger, J Majik, Mt. Eden, Datsik, Doctor P, Planet of the Drums, Skism, Loadstar, Shimon, and Nu:Tone.
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IN spite of the fact that cold winds
are still blowing, the ambitious and
beauty loving woman insists on tell
ing us that summer la here. Sho
rushes the season, this pretty creat
ure, and in May she shows us June, and
in June she forces July and August upon
us. Anything for a change is her motto
in Oress, and no matter how much th«
change may cost her in tune, in money
and in personal wear and tear she must
have it.
There is a legend that no woman is
ever happy until she has worn a white
cress. Through the whole of the gentle
spring she awaits the day when the can
Put it on; anil when, in the first b'.ush
of flowering sumrm r, she actually^does
don it and sallii:; forth, lur joy is "com
A white dress, the perfectly smart pe
destrian one, consists of a skirt of white
duck or drill, and a white .shirtwaist. It
is quite-swill t<> wear a hat crowned with
colored flowers with this, and tan gloves.
This is th< white outing girl; and if she
prefers a pale pinK waist, or a light blue
one of cheviot, cotton or heavy lawn, it
takes nothing away from her smartness.
The white skill with the colored bhirt
■will be worn not a little this summer;
and it is pleasant to learn that the very
pretty and always much admired Mi3.s
Pauline Astor wears such a skirt, with a_
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Gown cf white dotted net. Waist and shirt with broad tucks. Yoke of wh ite jewel applique. The waist fastens to
one side with velvet ribbon rosette and a jabot of net and black insertion. Bands of applique encircle the entiro
skirt. Girdle of black ribbon velvet.
colored waist. This is her rig for after
noons at Cliveden, that country estate
upon the Thames, where the garden par
ties aic given to the royal princesses,
and where smart gowns are Been.
And, by the way, how stupid it is for
young people In London now. What with
the king coming out against "the young
girl in society;" what with the daughters
of the king all grown up and married,
or In a hopeless su.ti' of umnarriedness;
what with the little ones of the AVales
family too small to be out of the nursery;
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Blue etamine with black moire bands. The tucked blouse has a persian vest
iwid three straps on the shoulder caught with buttons.
and no young princesses anywhere avail
able, it is indeed a season when the
young girl in London can pity herself
Yet she manages to have a good time.
Miss Astor wears a white suit, when in
London, in etamine. Ktamine is such a
very fashionable goods this year, and Is
capable of such a variety of treatment.
If you want it made up with ruffles and
lace, as a summer dress, then all right.
There are plenty of models. But it Is so
much smarter to tailor it.
A tailored etamine was made upon the
long sheath lines just as plain as can
be. Eut there were panels of stitched
namine put on down each side of the
skirt Each four inches wide, each stitch
ed along the edge, each used as a wido
stripping. The stuff was doubled so that
it appeared more like a panel of cloth,
solid, than one of open texture.
There is a white zibiline, very light in
weight, but one must not invest in it un
less one has many gowns. These white
cloth dresses are apt to prove a snare
for the girl who must b;» economical.
They soon soil, and when soiled they
arc soon gone completely.
There are two classed of women who
look very well in white. One is the big
fat woman, with plenty of figure. This
woman finds in white a merciful friend,
softening her outlines, and making her
appear graceful. The other woman is
the very small woman, she whom one
caUs petite. White givts her height and
dignity, and assists her in the matter
of a "presence." It also gives her that
fairy-like look which is the privilege of
the small woman.
White, since it is the color of summer,
is the one to be advised to all who
would dress we-'.l. There is something
about it which makes it very appropri
ate, and one does not wonder that public
women, like Mrs. Roosevelt and the
women of the cabinet, chese white in
preference to yellow or green or even tur
quoise blue.
Mrs Roosevelt is an economical dresser.
Her famous pronunciamento in favor of
dressing en $300 a year, started an inter
national controversy. She chooses the
pure color because it is becoming and be
cause it is cheap. No woman not the
wife of a millionaire can neglect matters
of economy if she have small pairs of
shoes to buy and as many complete sum
mer outfits. To the economical woman,
therefore, a word—wear white.
In selecting there are many pretty and
new fabrics from which to choose. The
white cotton goods open up a great f\ e \^
an;l the lace stripes, the linen stripes, the
■satin stripes, and the beautiful little
stamped white figures, all make variety.
The white crepe goods will always be
liked because they make up so dressily.
To trim them there are very neat hem
ptitohinars that can be bought by the
yard: and there are goods that come with
a iittle cording running through them. It
looked at t)»e first of the season as
though none but the martyrs and the
millionaires could enter into the fash
ionable world. All gowns were so elabo
rately embroidered, so intrinsicately ap-
pliqucd with lace, so profusely tucked
and sc wonderfully squared off, with the
insets made out of the daintiest linen
bits, that it seemed as though a woman's
whole tim»; would be ■pent upon the
making of one gown. To achieve even
one creation it looked as if she
would have to work interminably week in
and week out.
Bit all perplexities disappear before
the softening finger of time: and so with
the dress perplexity. As soon as the ac
tual sumin- r goods came to and were
spread out upon the counters one began
to notice the abundance and beauty of the
machine-made fabrics. One lovely bit of
goods, just a plain white cotton, costing
not much, shows tiny rows of pin tu'-king
with machine hemstitching- set in be
tween the groups ot tuck.'?. Such mate
rial is already trimmed and is all ready
to be made up into a waist.
The daintiest of summer crowns is
made from a material that is- a pale
yellow, the color of old lace. It has
a cording running through it, and ia
soft and crepey. At wide intervals ther.*
is a little puff in the goods. All this is
in the material itself. It requires no oth
er trimming except the littli- bit oi
which goes on all things. Lace is used
more elaborately m some cases than it
need be. There is a wide girdle of it
pointed top and bottom, front and back.
The neck shows a band of lace and a
lace point comes down to the bust. The
sleeves are finished with an flbow puff
with a band of lace at each side of the
puff. The deep flounce around the foot
is in plain goods, tucked at the top an.l
released at the bottom to make the
-ary flare, and there are little bands
of goods at the head of the fiounce with
hemstitching along each band.
While white is made up with all sim
plicity it is a sort "cf studi' d simplicity,
which is by no means plainness.
The question of a lining is a perplex
ing- one to the woman who dresses in
white, for the lining costs more than the
gown, and to line a 13-cent cotton means
something when viewed from the stand
point of the pocketbook. As for the
lining, it is a matter that cannot be ig
nored. All. or very nearly all. of the
summer goods are transparent, and the
lining is distinctly visible, painfully bo
sometimes. Of course, it is possible to
use the plain cotton linings, just as
one would with any ether gown. But
these Ilning3 do not show up well and
they add nothing to the beauty of the
If you cannot afford to line well, then
do not get a transparent dress, so the
modistes advise; and th*y. ser^ their
customers back to exchange dress pat
terns that show the lining too plainly
But the prettiest gowns for the house,
and many of the best gowns for the
street, do "show through." and the lin
ing question mast be tackled boldly
Here is the advice of a very fashionable
dressmaker, who designs and executes
for the wives of the millionaires
"l begin at the very beginning," says
she. and make my linings first
'•Mrs. A.,' 1 mentioning the wife o*
a famous multi-millionaire, "will not buy
silk linings, and one does not blame
her, for in summer they are not durable
and a substitute that looks just as well
must bo provided. Wo? fhis woman and
for many others among my patrons I
make very rtylUh ia»d wholly beautiful
linings of the finest t>« lawn. The waist
is low in the neck and |s jmade like a cor
set cover. FleevciesK-ill i s elaborately
trimmed with lace «*and would do for
an evening waist. It washes nicely and
is made separate fEgnt the gown For
the skirt I make ntft a petticoat but a
perfect fitting, perfect hanging dress
skirt. It has its flounce, which is very
full, and it has Lta sweep length It
would do very well^l*l^o, for a gown.
\Vhen the dress is to Be put on the lin
ing is first donned and hooked up the
The suirmer girl will revel in beads; that is, At will wear necklaces with
both high and low gowns. This one of the pretty preen olivine is considered very
chic, and is certainly becoming to a fair face. The bertha eff.-ct shown on the
low gown is a separate piece of Honiton lace to be transferred from one cor
sage to another at will. It is one of the- prettiest novelties of the season
skirt is now put on and hooked. Then
the dr e ss is put on, bodice and skirt. A
perfect fit is secured and the effect is
lovely. I make up linings in all colors
of me finest of lawn aaa in wash mull
£.r.d in the thin goods, following always
one model, and my patrons have four and
six ci' them,* 1 ana orun more, according
to the size of the wardrobe. The secret
is in making both waist and skirt so
that they.look like gowns, not like cor-.
set cover and petticoat. My patrons could
attend a dinner in a lining. Of that I
am positive." - 5 « ...
The ethereal girl is the one -who
dresse3 in the fairy goods. These come
delicately soft and thin, yet crisp, and
they are designed for the making of aft
ernoon and piazza -gowns.
There is quite a fad now for the gown
that is stiff and starchy, not soft and
clinging, and the mulls and linens Kern
designed for this. sort of treatment.
While the esthetic and artistic gown
the "slinky" one, that twists. .:around
one's feet, and gives one height "is in
fashion, it is undoubtedly true that the
crisp, sheer one is also in style, and the
afternoon maiden can see them both and
take her choice.
It is generally agreed among those who
make dress and its designing a lite
study, that the stiff, crisp linen and the
delightfully perky lawn, with its starch
ed effect, are both meant more for coun
try wear, for hotel "piazzas,, when one
can keep one's self in picture attitudes,
than for the street. These little drosses
are trimmed with Valenciehnec usually,
or with the softest and finest of summer
laces, and are made with the lace set in,
the skirt and with lace set in the waist.
There Is usually a baby-like yoke upon
such a waist, and this is completed with
a juvenile, ruffle of lace. Around the
fcot Is a dear, crisp little flounce. The
elbow sleeves are finished with a little
lace ruffle.-*' . -. :....:
Miss Simplicity will cress in white th's
summer, with the white waist buttjnin«
dcwn the back; ehe will have a yoke,
bordered with a lace ruffle, and her stock
will be little more than a lawn ban a
with lace along each edge. Her skirt
will l,e very simple and rather fuil. ft
will be finished with a very fluffy little
lace flounce. And she will 'wear a sash.
It is a line summer for the woman who
wants to do her own dressmaking, fur
in the newest of dress fabrics are seen
thos.- th;u have lace set in, afte- th«
most delicate ways. There are tho
mulls—though they are a little bit ex
pensive—that have really nice lace ?et in
to form a sort of design, large Irregular
diamonds and little swirls of lace. You
have to pay the price, but think at uoing
the work yourself!
Many ol' tin- handsomest new gowns
Red French veiling trimmed with straps of stitched taffeta. Two scarf ends
of taffeta fall from rings down the front.
are closed in the back and this style is
becoming to all. It is useful and grace,
ful. and the fact that it is a nuisance
is the only argument against it.
Stout women find this smooth front a
positive godsend. And ag.^in is the lit
tle woman suited, for within the plain,
BOfthr-trinuned front, guiltless of button
or scam, she beccrces ptsitively babyish.
There is something in her petite pretM
ness which takese at once to the waist
thai buttons down the tack. So it is
well to compromise with cries friends
and one's family, and to n:ake arrange
ments to be buttoned up with regularity
and care. The front forms a fine field for
the display of jewelry, and at a luncheon,
a very diessy one. to introduce a musi
cal relative of Sorrebcdy-or-Other to so
ciety, the ladie*' locked as though dec
orated with all the orders of the United
Kingdom. There is always the locket
which hangs from a slender, almost in
visible chain, and there is the dansrte
which hangs from its long chain. Lovely
sets of pins come now, four beautiful,
clear pea,rl ones, looking like mother
of-pearl, and a large c*al pin to match.
Ail these are for the front of the seamless
waist and arc to outline the yoke and
trim it. They are set^ at intervals, with
the big one in th» middle.
The big hat grows bipger and the little
hat grows smaller as the season warms
The latter is for u.atireo and for very
nice reception occasions and for special
events. But it can hardly be called a
street hat. Indeed, many do not own
the tiny little hat: and really draw no
medium between the big hat and non-j
at all. For a tiny hat, if v.ear one they
must, we men compromise upon a coiffure
ornament which consists of a feather,
an aigrette, a few perns and a bow of
velvet ribbon the whole bearing a wavy
look as though it were a thing of the
The Infortuur.tc Kiiicrlrncc of v
Niulit YVntchm.-in.
Villages in all parts of Germany still
maintain ''night watchmen, ' who act as
guardians of tne community ana carry,
when on duty, a lons lance, something
of the nature of a halberd, in their hand
-as they perambulate their beats during
the long, dark hours of the night.
They also have a Whistle with them, with
which they proclaim to the non-sleeping
inhabitants and to prowling men an.l
beasts what o'clock it is. It is only a
very few years ago that the large cities
dropped their "night watchman," but
many of the smaller towns in the prov
inces still employ their services. At a
townlet in Pu.sen, near the Silesian fron
tier, one of these old worthies had c
to blow his whistle when the dock
I scundeii the hour.
The burgermeister could not compre
hend the negligence, and the delinquent
vas summoned to his presence to account
for it. At first he was at a loss what
excuse to make, but, on 'being pressed,
he declared that a few days before his
last remaining- tooth had dropped out.
and that consequently he could produce
no sound from his beloved Whistle. The
burgermeister could think of no remedy;
nor could he punish the watchman. A
council was called to deliberate, and the
subject for ■ discussion was laid before
the meeting. At first profound silence
reigned. Finally one of the members of
the council rose and said he had heard
of the possibility of replacing human
teeth by artificial ones, adding that to
the best of his belief there was a man
in Breslau who undertook to do this. He
said he could not vouch for. the truth
of what he 'had heard, but he really had
been told that this was the case! A
long discussion ensued, with the result
•that the watchman was told to go to
Breslau to get a new set of teeth.
In .due course the old man returned to
the scene of his duties provided with the
n. edfoL The following night the burger
ir.eister sat up to hear the result. To his
astonishment there was no sound of the
whistle at 10 o'clock, nor at 11, nor even
• - - ' .-..-....
at midnight! The next morning he sum
moned the watchman, to whom ho ex
piessed his indignation. "You have got
your teeth now," said he; "why do you
rot whistle as before?" In a tone of
Humility the old chap replied: "Yes! I
have got a * new set ■of teeth; but I the -
doctor, told me I was to put them In
water overnight!"— Baltimore Sun.
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Her Complicated Excune.
• ''My dear," . said the fond motner who
was walking with rier daughter, "I'm
surprised at your actions. Don't you
know -it' is extremely bad form to turn
and ■; look after - a "gentle-man ... in the
street?" •■ v^ ; . :,:..-,":.•". ■"-.- ■■-■...■■••■,■■■-
"Yes: I know it is, mama," replied the
fair bud;'"but I was only looking to see
if he was looking to see if I was looking."
—Chlcajco Na»K. ■
Cadics * *
Who want to replenish their wardrobes have been in
doubt the past two weeks to ; know what to buy. A
few days rain, a few more of cold, and then a few of
roasting weather, have upset all calculations. Well,
now it's almost June and you can depend on a lot of
warm weather soon. We are in position to offer you
some good things for hot weather wear, as well as
some sensible things for traveling and outing pur
poses. We have got in this week some excellent
Short Length Skirts
In thin wool materials, as well as in linens, crashes,
and other wash materials, at prices of $4.50 to $13.50.
Also we have a particularly tasty line of nobby and
Wash Suits
Really these suits at $5.75. $6.50, $7.50 to $16.50
are wonderfully pretty, and ladies who have already
bought them, all express surprise at their cheapness,
considering the tasty, pretty effects got. We have
laid ourselves out this year to have an unusually fine
assortment of everything nice in t
White and .Colored Wash Waists
You will find lots of pretty things at $1.25, $1.50,
$2.00 to $5.00 and $6.00, and we feel sure that we
can please you. We have a little lot of swell things
to offer you as great bargains. There are some
fifteen or more
Swell Efamine and Pongee Spits
That we have picked up at 25 to 33 per cent discount
(only one of a kind and no duplicates). You can buy
them at the same discount. You will see five of them
in our west window tomorrow. Now, then, let's talk
From all indications fur garments and neckwear prom
ise to be in greatest demand all over the world the
coming,. season. We have now the largest assortment
of elegant quality skins to select from that we ever
had in our whole career. We have put nearly $20,000
worth ot skins in stock the past ten days, and have a
particularly choice lot of Alaska Seals, Sables, Beavers,
Martens, Persian Lambs and Otters. Now is your
time to order. This is no joke—it is a mere statement
of fact. We buy our skins months ahead to gain in
quality and price. Why shouldn't you be as wise as
we? Come and see us or write us what you want for
next season, and let us furnish you prices and give
you pointers. If you haven't stored your furs, do
so at once. . It's dangerous to delay.
99 AND 101 EAST SfXTH STREET.
An Old Barber Snjx Men Take \o
Care of Their Hair.
The Old Barber was in a gloomy mood.
He was talking about bald heads. "Hair
may disappear altogether after a while,"
he said, "and in (hat event barbers will
have less to do than they have now. It
will force the barbers out of business.
From the way I look at it men are large
ly responsible for being baldheaded.
They do not take proper care of their
head covering. Long hair is one of the
v/orst things in the world. No man can.
keep his scalp thoroughly clean and wear
long hair. If the scalp is not kept clean
the hair will become unhealthy. It will
finally die.— Besides, It requires more
nourishment for a long hair than it does
for a short one. Men starve their hair
to death. Hairs must be fed and nour
ished like any other pert of the human
system. There is a quantity of oil in a
little bulb at the root of each hair, and
it is upon this substance that the hair
feeds. The oil ooees out into the open
ing in the hair. I suppose the heat of
the body forces this oily substance up
through the hollow of the hair, very
much like the heat of the atmosphere
forces the fluid up in a thermometer. At
THERE is one piano store in St. Paul where one
price absolutely prevails and all goods marked in
plain figures. A child can buy as cheaply as the
shrewdest bargain driver—and these pianos are sold
from factory to home, eliminating the expensive middle
men and saving the customer from 1 100 to $150.
any rate, it Is forced up, and often
oozes out the end of the hair, iiarbera
have resorted to singeing In order to keep
this oil In the hair. Singeing closes tho
hollow, seals it. and the oil is absorbed
by the hair. If the hair is allowed ti»
grow to any great length there la not
enough oil to properly feed it. It be
comes dry and finally dies. It cracks
open, and splits In two separate parts.
This process continues until .i man be
comes bald, often prematurely, and ho
never knows Just how it all happened.
There Is another thing to be considered
in this connection. The tension of life
is high now, and men are more feverish
than they used to be. This condition has
a serious effect on a man's hair, tending
to deaden it, and it falls out. Between
these influences, and others which might
be enumerated, bald heads have been
accumulating at an alarming rate, and
unless the men begin to think more of
these things the comb and brush will not
be needed in the average household and
the barber will simply close up shop, and
the time may not be so far off either.
It may not come in my time, of courae,
but I am not mistaken about tho
tendency. The number of bald heads
already in exist* nee will boar me out
in all I have said."—New Orleans Times-
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He probably deserved considering the performance he achieves with his club in the United Arab Emirates. Author of 26 goals over 29 league matches with Al-Ain, the captain of the Black Stars of Ghana, Asamoah Gyan , was voted player of the season in his country, during a ceremony held in Accra, the capital.
The serial scorer of the Emirates http://en.africatopsports.com/2014/05/07/asamoah-gyan-the-serial-scorer-of-the-emirates/ ranked first ahead of Kwadwo Asamaoh (champion of Italy with Juventus) and Sulley Muntari (who made a lackluster season with AC Milan).
A good motivation that will allow the former player of Sunderland star to shine a little more at the 2014 World Cup with his country.
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LOS ANGELES, Aug. 29 (UPI) -- Actress and U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees Special Envoy Angelina Jolie issued a statement as the number of Syrian refugees reached three million.
Jolie, who has visited Syrian refugee camps and marked other milestones during the three-year-old conflict, said Friday:
"Three million refugees is not just another statistic. It is a searing indictment of our collective failure to end the war in Syria.
"International stability is steadily bleeding away in Syria. U.N. Security Council Resolutions are being ignored; war crimes are being committed on a daily basis; regional countries are staggering under the human burden; and Syrian refugees are dying in the Mediterranean sea, trying to reach Europe.
"We need to see a new attempt to resolve the conflict and greater efforts to support more than 13 million Syrians who are in desperate need.
"The reputation and credibility of the international system is at stake with so many thousands of lives threatened in Syria."


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I have just had a holiday planned for me and my 3 friends which was arranged by Eshores. I called her up, told her what type of holiday I was looking for, places I wanted to go and when, and left it to her. She came up with a perfect package that I could not beat on any internet sight or travel agent.
From start to finish the holiday was brilliant, all flights where on time, connections work smoothly, car hire was there when we wanted it, all hotel bookings in place, all travel booking tickets and paperwork was in place, which I turn lead to a smooth transition on the entire holiday, it was carefree and pain free.
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Winter Festival
|Kamiak High School
|10801 Harbour Pointe Blvd., Mukilteo, WA
|Mar 15, 2013
The Kamiak High School Winter Percussion Ensemble will present their 2013 show at 7 p.m. on Friday, March 15, in Kamiak gym. The Kamiak JV and Open Guards will also present.
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The American Red Cross has chosen North Texas for the assistance group's largest U.S. disaster supplies warehouse.
Red Cross officials on Friday announced the Disaster Field Supply Center in Arlington will have enough items to support up to 100,000 victims.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held next Wednesday at the 174,000-square-foot facility located on New York Avenue.
"We couldn't be happier to have this new national warehouse in the center of the Metroplex," said T.D. Smyers, chief executive officer, American Red Cross North Texas Region. "From this strategic location along a major interstate, Red Cross teams will be able to quickly move supplies whenever and wherever they're needed across America."
Spokeswoman Anita Foster said the warehouse will have thousands of cots, blankets, personal hygiene items, cleanup kits, coolers and cooking supplies. The Arlington location will also host blood drives and first aid courses and will become home to a new Disaster Action Team that will respond to local emergencies in Arlington, Mansfield, Kennedale and Grand Prairie.
Similar Red Cross supply centers are in Pennsylvania, Georgia, Missouri and Nevada.
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MIAMI - The Miami Dolphins acquired quarterback Joey Harrington from Detroit for an undisclosed conditional draft pick, giving the Dolphins a fallback position if new starter Daunte Culpepper isn't ready for the season's first snap.
The Dolphins had been searching for a backup to Culpepper and targeted Harrington, the former No. 3 overall pick who didn't live up to expectations in four years as the Lions' starter.
Harrington had expressed his desire to play with the Dolphins.
Culpepper, acquired from Minnesota this offseason, is recovering from a serious knee injury and may not be ready for the Dolphins' first regular-season game - at Pittsburgh on Sept. 7.
The other two quarterbacks on the Miami roster, Brock Berlin and Cleo Lemon, are young and untested.
Harrington went 18-37 as a starter with the Lions. He threw 60 touchdown passes and 62 interceptions, and his career quarterback rating is a modest 68.1.
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Colorado Democratic Party Chairman Rick Palacio Responds to Supreme Court's Approval of New State Legislative Districts Denver – Following the approval of new legislative districts by the Colorado Supreme Court, Colorado Democratic Party Chairman Rick Palacio released the following statement: "Today's ruling guarantees Colorado voters competitive districts that pressure legislators to look beyond their political bases. These new districts will favor representatives who are ... Full Story
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Inequality, unemployment and unresponsive government: A collision is coming By Robert B. Reich 6:00 a.m. EST, November 9, 2011 The biggest question in America these days is how to revive the economy. The biggest question among activists now occupying Wall Street and dozens of American cities is how to strike back against the nation's almost unprecedented concentration of income, wealth and political power in the top 1 percent. The two questions are ... Full Story
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Op-Ed Columnist Failure Is Good By Paul Krugman Published: November 17, 2011 It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a complete turkey! It's the supercommittee! By next Wednesday, the so-called supercommittee, a bipartisan group of legislators, is supposed to reach an agreement on how to reduce future deficits. Barring an evil miracle — I'll explain the evil part later — the committee will fail to meet that deadline. If this news surprises you, you ... Full Story
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Senate Democrats Kill Two Redistricting Bills In Less Than 24 Hours This evening Senate Democrats voted to kill House Bill 11-1319, the Colorado Communities redistricting map, in the Senate State, Veterans & Military Affairs Committee. The bill's presentation came hours after Senate Republicans forced Democrats to assign the bill to a committee after enacting a procedural move to have every bill read at length until Democrats conceded to hold a public hearing. "This is the second ... Full Story
Udall Statement on Budget Deal
Mark Udall's statement regarding the budget agreement reached tonight between Democrats and Republicans: April 8, 2011 "I congratulate both Democrats and Republicans for coming together and agreeing on a budget compromise. Shutting down the government would've affected tens of thousands of Coloradans and their livelihoods were at stake. Military families were worried about receiving their paychecks, farmers would've waiting for operating loans to put seed in the ground, and ... Full Story
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Votes Against Both R and D Proposals – Neither Represents a Viable Path Forward Saying that neither the Democrats nor the Republicans had come up with an acceptable plan for funding the government through the end of the year, Mark Udall today voted against proposals drawn up by leaders in both parties. He released the following statement after the vote: "It's time for my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to trade their swords for pencils and start working together on a viable plan ... Full Story


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Nothing! Everything you need to fly is included in the box.
With the Blade® CX4 helicopter, learning to fly is fun, not frustrating. The self-stabilizing characteristics of its coaxial, counter-rotating blades make hovering easy. So easy in fact, you'll look like a pro after just a few flights.
The big coaxial helicopter anyone can fly.
With the Blade® CX4 helicopter, learning to fly is fun, not frustrating. The self-stabilizing characteristics of its coaxial, counter rotating blades make hovering easy. So easy in fact, you'll look like a pro after just a few flights. Besides being incredibly stable, the CX4 is a little bigger than most coaxial helis in its class. It also comes with smart safety features that help you relax and fly with confidence. This includes things like a shock-absorbing landing gear and rubber-coated leading edges on the rotor blades. The rotor blades are also hinged at the hub so they will give in the event of a blade strike.
Counter-rotating rotor bladesFirst-time pilots will be able hover the Blade CX4 like a pro after just a few flights. Its counter-rotating rotor blades give it a natural stability that makes learning to fly easy. If you ever get in trouble, just let go of the control sticks. The Blade CX4 will return to a hover all by itself.
Hinged, rubber-coated rotor bladesThe rubber-coated rotor blades are hinged at the hub so they give in the event of a blade strike.
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How many women think its absolutely necessary to track ovulation to get pregnant ? How many women believe with going with the flow and it will happen when it does? Whats your thoughts and opinions on tracking ovulation and temping and getting pregnant doing that? At first I was all into ovulation and keeping track of that but now im just like I know my body and stuff so I just want to have our donor come over 4 times and donate and then we will do the AI and it will be every other day and i know sperm typically survives for at least 3 days so im going to put aside the tracking of ovulation and stuff. Anywho sorry this is long . But yea please leave your feeling and thoughts on the subject (: NO DRAMA PLEASE!
I've learned so much about my body thru that process so I can tell u what wk I o'd I Prolly won't be able to tell u the day tho lol.
i just started temping this month and i like it because its getting me tuned in with my body. i O'd on cd26!!! which is unbelievable to me and maybe thats why we havent gotten pregnant yet because i O late. Good luck :)
I have to track for O bc I have PCOS so it's the only way to know I do O. I've only O'd once and it was due to being on Clomid ;)