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- betty products are specially formulated to prevent any irritations and have natural ingredients like Elder Flower, Cherry Bark, Chamomile, Comfrey, Rosemary and Aloe.
- betty products are not tested on animals.
- betty products do not contain Ammonia or Parabens.
- betty products have 1-2+ applications in each kit (depending on how much betty you have).
- betty products can lighten even the darkest hair with special no-drip formula.
- betty customers love to use these products to touch-up roots, and men use it for facial and chest hair too!
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Ready Betty Color For The Hair Down There
55 comments:
- Rachel said...
That's pretty hilarious!!
- May 27, 2009 at 6:52 AM
- TheBeautyFile said...
Ok, I think I saw this at Ricky's once and was like, "Is this for real?"
I feel like it will be a big seller among the teenage population....Halloween time too....
- May 27, 2009 at 7:06 AM
- The Cottage Cheese said...
How funny. This gives new meaning to the question "does the carpet match the drapes?" Heh.
- May 27, 2009 at 7:39 AM
- clorivak said...
WoHOAH! Nuttiness.
I've always wanted to have blue pubes!?! :P Hilarity.
- May 27, 2009 at 7:40 AM
- apriliniowa said...
Ha! Gotta love those redheads...
- May 27, 2009 at 7:46 AM
- carly said...
is it weird that i'm tempted.
this is so funny, and slightly creepy.
- May 27, 2009 at 7:57 AM
- Improbable Joe said...
Why do you do this to us? WHY?!?!
- May 27, 2009 at 8:02 AM
- Mermaid said...
This would be a great joke gift for someone. Especially the blue.
- May 27, 2009 at 8:09 AM
- g. said...
Well, since it comes in pink, I am in.
- May 27, 2009 at 8:10 AM
- Carlotta said...
this so samantha from SATC!!btw I love the package and the Malibu color but for my hair not down there!!
- May 27, 2009 at 8:21 AM
- me melodia said...
Is this really necessary?!
total yak town.
- May 27, 2009 at 8:41 AM
- diane said...
Do they cover those stubborn grays?
- May 27, 2009 at 8:45 AM
- Pretty Little World said...
If they just stuck Hello Kitty on the packaging, this would be a best seller ;)
Hello Kitty can sell anything.
- May 27, 2009 at 9:05 AM
- Pop Champagne said...
No ammonia? Great! I'll take 2 in blue and 1 in orange. Too bad they don't have them in green.
- May 27, 2009 at 9:06 AM
- jennifer from pittsburgh said...
Depending on how much betty you have...Hilarious! I can't imagine having a blue betty. That just seems depressing. Betty's more cheerful than that!
- May 27, 2009 at 9:13 AM
- Alicia @ boylerpf said...
Call me Malibu Barbie...yee gads...what next!
- May 27, 2009 at 9:34 AM
- Savvy Mode SG said...
- May 27, 2009 at 9:47 AM
- karly / design crisis said...
god, i'm so torn between the blue and the pink
- May 27, 2009 at 10:04 AM
- down and out chic said...
i needed a good laugh, oh my goodness, if i had been drinking milk it totally would have come up through my nose!
- May 27, 2009 at 10:04 AM
- Milly said...
oh god, i think you have outdone yourself....i'm at work and i had to cover my mouth, so i wouldnt burst out laughing lol
- May 27, 2009 at 10:31 AM
- Raina said...
I'm going for that Anthony Bourdain Betty look and shan't be needing this product, thankyouverymuch.
(Actually I just want to find some way to get Bourdain near my Betty.)
- May 27, 2009 at 10:35 AM
- Char said...
I want a blueberry betty
- May 27, 2009 at 10:42 AM
- Pyzahn said...
Really? Women want a blue betty? And when did we start calling "it" betty?
Raina is on the right track...with that bad boy Bourdain wish. But what is his betty "look"?
- May 27, 2009 at 10:56 AM
- TERI REES WANG said...
That Malibu blue is right up my Betty!
- May 27, 2009 at 11:25 AM
- Alina said...
oy. It is called a Brazilian folks. No need to dye then.
- May 27, 2009 at 1:11 PM
- Elizabeth Marie said...
Oh GREAT it has Elder flower in it! I've been looking for some coochie dye with that soothing ingredient.
I have Black Betty stuck in my head now. Itunes here I come. I love that song!
You have outdone yourself here my love, really. I'm just going to throw in the towel!
- May 27, 2009 at 1:13 PM
- Dooder City said...
Wow, what the heck? I work in a gay cafe so the fellas are always telling me about unbelievable things they do to prepare for that 'special time.' The most recent shock was that men bleach their rear ends. It was a total shock to me. I guess women do it too. My friends wanted to take a field trip to all get it done and I was like, I pass.
- May 27, 2009 at 1:59 PM
- sexypoet said...
i am so tempted to dye it blue and put some pink polkadots.. i'll have to grow some hair on the betty first but ahh what a surprise hubby shall get once he returns home. LOL
- May 27, 2009 at 2:07 PM
- Kellie said...
Oh yay! It's no drip! This means the carpet really can match the drapes now w/ no mess!!! :) Soooo funny!
- May 27, 2009 at 2:34 PM
- Gabby said...
"depending on how much betty you have"!! LOL
- May 27, 2009 at 2:48 PM
- Tikimama said...
I was wondering the same thing as Pyzahn - when did it get the name Betty?
And maybe the blue is so if you have a blue swimsuit...?
- May 27, 2009 at 3:56 PM
- creative kerfuffle said...
this is too funny. i might have to try it---pink i think. but, honestly, i think the hubs prefers hairless betty.
- May 27, 2009 at 4:04 PM
- Bon Don said...
BUUAHAHAHHAA!!! Shut up!! seriously!@???
- May 27, 2009 at 4:07 PM
- Lianne said...
"Not tested on animals" I'm just trying to imagine my dog letting me dye her Betty -- hmmm -- nope not going to happen.
- May 27, 2009 at 4:55 PM
- Hanako66 said...
you crack me up....I don't know if hub would find a blue hooha sexy
- May 27, 2009 at 5:15 PM
- alissa said...
trying to picture husbands face... look dear! pink!
- May 27, 2009 at 7:06 PM
- Lynn said...
I pick BLUE!!!!!
Where do I get this?
Where do you find these hilarious consumer goods!?
Maybe I'll get pink too and make it half and half!
- May 27, 2009 at 7:09 PM
- Amy said...
I agree with Pretty Little World - put Hello Kitty on it and it would sell like nuts! Hello Kitty Pink, Smurf Blue, Grimace Purple, Kermit Green...BRILLIANT!
- May 27, 2009 at 7:56 PM
- Dan W Johnson said...
Hah! I wonder if they're "tasted" on animals.
- May 27, 2009 at 7:58 PM
- Keeley said...
I keep thinking about the Sex and the City episode where Samantha dies her hot pocket! LOL, funny shiz... I just got a good ab workout on that one!
- May 27, 2009 at 8:12 PM
- La Belette Rouge said...
Where did you find this stuff??? Hilarious!!!
- May 27, 2009 at 9:59 PM
- LENORENEVERMORE said...
I don't mind the Aloe...BUT I don't want Cherry Bark down south!!! ;)
- May 27, 2009 at 11:39 PM
- K @ Blog Goggles said...
Blue. Just what I needed.
- May 28, 2009 at 2:28 AM
- Carlotta said...
I've left something for you here http://carlotta-myway.blogspot.com/2009/05/awards.html
- May 28, 2009 at 2:31 AM
- Marvin D. Wilson said...
My, my, my - well, I guess if you live long enough you'll see just about everything. :)
Fun post. Love your blog - I'll be back ;)
The Old Silly from Free Spirit Blog
- May 28, 2009 at 3:53 AM
- awakeningmoon said...
I've seen it all now---love it!!! i'm inclined to go pink :)
- May 28, 2009 at 4:05 AM
- tanya said...
whoa is right. Wowza. :-)
- May 28, 2009 at 6:26 AM
- ...love Maegan said...
Malibu. ...I mean, who picks Malibu? ahahahahahha
- May 28, 2009 at 7:06 AM
- gangsta bride said...
Blue, really? Is this what's in sex style these days? I've been in a relationship so long I am totally missing out!
- May 28, 2009 at 9:16 AM
- Kimmi said...
I love that it's "Fun Betty"... I mean, seriously?
- May 28, 2009 at 10:06 AM
- Chessa! said...
- May 28, 2009 at 10:30 PM
- thereddeer said...
Oh dear!
- May 29, 2009 at 4:17 AM
- Iva said...
- May 29, 2009 at 7:53 PM
- kathleen said...
- June 2, 2009 at 12:01 AM
betty beauty has been seen everywhere even forbes magazine check it out....
- June 5, 2009 at 8:40 AM


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It's that time of the year. The month of August where most of the United States feels like the steam room at an over used gym, and for many, the month where September cannot come soon enough. Whether it's being tired of trying to stay sharp in a suit during ninety-two degree heat or having had enough of listening to the kids argue over everything from the TV remote to the beach towels, everyone is pretty much ready for the month to end.
But I've always had a different kind of feeling about August. Yes, I'm done with the heat and sweating, and the idea of being free from my kids for six hours a day sends me into a state of euphoria until one of them starts yelling "mom!" again. Yet August makes me think of long lazy days, being wonderfully bored out of my mind, a time capsule of innocence before we go back to school a whole grade older than the day we left, the last chance to be what we were before. I gave my son the middle name August for all of those reasons (plus I absolutely adore August Wilson.) And because the month, for so many reasons, will always be the month of freedom, innocence and naiveté in my mind, I try to accept the heat and the laziness it brings the way my son does, letting myself move a little slower, taking in the sound of crickets at night, the way grass smells after it's cut, and enjoying a short period of time where no one needs to be anywhere in particular, eating s'mores around the fire pit and sharing laughter with family and friends under the stars.
So here's to the last bits of summertime innocence. I've already got September creeping in with back to school hair cuts scheduled and parent orientation nights on the calendar. Let's spend this last sliver of time well. In a few short days we will lose our summer Fridays, schedules will once again rule, and this slow-as-molasses time will be a memory to warm us when we pull on our winter coats.
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Vinur in English. Vinur Meaning and Icelandic to English Translation
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Late motherhood is not the only challenge facing Isabel. Even as she negotiates a truce with her furious niece, Cat, and struggles for authority over her son with her formidable housekeeper, Grace, Isabel finds herself drawn into the story of a painter's mysterious death off the island of Jura. Perhaps most seriously of all, Isabel's professional existence and that of her beloved Review come under attack from the machiavellian and suspiciously handsome Professor Dove.
A master storyteller, whether debating ethics in Edinburgh or pursuing lady detectives in Africa, here Alexander McCall Smith is as witty and wise as his irresistibly spirited heroine.
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A New and Relaxing Morning Ride With Team Bicycle Therapy-Melitta: Introducing CHILL HILLSPosted: June 2nd, 2014 | Filed under: Featured, Rides | Comments Off on A New and Relaxing Morning Ride With Team Bicycle Therapy-Melitta: Introducing CHILL HILLS
If you've been following the Giro, you know there's still a healthy amount snow on the beautiful peaks of the Alps. Unfortunately we here in sunny Philadelphia don't have the luxury of being witness to such majesty so late in the year, so we have to find another way to keep our hills nice and chilled.
To that end, we've got a nice, even-keeled Wednesday morning ride with some decent climbs to keep it cool, keep it fun and most of all keep it relaxed. Whether you're looking for a recovery ride or you just want to get in an easy, pleasant 20 miles before work in the morning, come join us for Chill Hills at 6:45 am on Wednesday mornings in front of the shop! As always, if you have any questions, feel free to stop by or call the shop!


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THIS SATURDAY! Get your tickets now, prices increase the day of the event.
Artopia, our annual celebration of art, culture and fashion, is taking it to the streets in 2017. On Saturday, February 25, City Hall will be the site of the artiest party of the year. While they sample cocktails and listen to the street sounds from some of Denver's best DJs and musicians, party-goers can explore themed spaces curated by Artopia 2017 curator Jolt and dedicated to some of Denver's most iconic streets – Larimer, Santa Fe, Federal and Colfax – and street artists.
Denver's designers will show their street smarts, too, during the Whiteout fashion show that's become a highlight of Artopia. D'Lola Couture, Equillibrium, Mona Lucero, Gino Velardi, Elyse Rainbolt, AnnaFesta, Blackberry Maverick, Denver Bespoke and Jiberish will be revving up the runway this year, working with style teams and models from Matthew Morris Salon, Well Beauty Co. and Wilhelmina Denver.
And once again, Artopia will include the chance to shop some of Colorado's coolest shops and services, as well as applaud this year's thirteenth class of MasterMinds.
Artopia kicks off with an early entry general admission session from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Then doors open for VIP and general-admission ticket-holders, with the fashion show getting in gear at 8:30 p.m. After that, the party continues until midnight!
Buy a VIP ticket and enter at 7 p.m. for a special reception that runs to 8:30 p.m. in the City Hall Amphitheatre and includes food samples from chef Troy Guard as well as an open bar, a gift bag and runway seating for the fashion show. (Note: These tickets do not include the early entry general admission session.)
Buy an early entry general admission ticket for entry at 5:30 p.m., which allows you to preview the art early, enjoy food and spirit samples, then stay for the show. (Note: These tickets do not include seating in the VIP area for the fashion show.)
Buy a general admission ticket and you can party from 7 to midnight – and enjoy all the art, culture and street style you can handle.
City Hall is located at 1144 Broadway. For more information, call 303-296-7744.
Please note this event is strictly 21+.
- Photos: Runway at Artopia Transformed Into Live Street-Art Painting Sesh
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WASHINGTON (CBSDC) – A winter storm watch has been issued for the Washington, D.C. area beginning late Sunday night, and remaining in effect through Monday afternoon.
Significant accumulations of freezing rain, sleet and snow could reach levels of eight to twelve inches, says meteorologist John Feerick.
The storm is expected to pound the streets with freezing rain first, followed by heavy snow late Sunday night and into Monday, with temperatures hovering in the low 30s, before dropping into the high 20s.
Wind gusts of up to 25 miles per hour are expected.
The timing of the storm could wreak havoc on drivers' morning commute.
"The heaviest snow will fall Monday morning," says meteorologist Dan DePodwin. "Just in time for the morning commute — probably from about 5 a.m. Monday to about noon or one o'clock."
The D.C. area has been hammered consistently by snow this winter.
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Roughly a foot of snowfall on Feb. 12 caused officials to call the first snow emergency in the District since 2010, only to have another batch blast the area one day later.
Snow totals from a January storm reached 10-plus inches in some spots.
The area's most recent dalliance with winter weather came just days ago, when what were expected to be quick bursts of snow on Tuesday and Wednesday still proved nightmarish in nature, as delays of more than two hours racked up around the Capital Beltway.
All things considered, 2014 has been a very brutal winter for Washington, D.C.
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A baby deer that was found swimming in circles in a north Florida river was rescued by two Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officers last week.
The officers were on patrol when the spotted the deer in the waters of the Apalachicola River, the FWC said Tuesday.
The deer was "distressed and exhausted," the FWC said.
Officers Keith Baber and Mike Guy were able to pull the deer out of the water and took it to bank of the river.
According to the FWC, the" river had a very steep embankment" and "there was only one place the mother could be."
The deer was released safely near where it was swimming.
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We've already told you that Nina Dobrev and Ian Somerhalder seem to have taken a bit of a break from one another over the past few weeks. He was in Austin for SXSW while she visited family. Nina then popped up a few times last weekend with Julianne Hough, who is getting over her split from Ryan Seacrest. There has been some speculation that perhaps both of the ladies are nursing broken hearts together but seem to have had a great time together.
They attended a Lakers game together and apparently Nina spotted 75-year old Jack Nicholson seated nearby. Nina wanted to get a photo of herself with him and tweeted about it saying,
"Just asked jack Nicholson to take a picture WITH ME.. He said no. #rejected,"
Jack is a known womanizer and that makes me think that Nina may be one of the very few women he has ever turned down for anything! What a shot to the ego for her!
As for her relationship with Ian, perhaps they're still together and have just gone back to keeping things very quiet. They dated for a year on the DL before confirming anything and recently the media has been trailing them quite a bit. Maybe it's attention that neither of them has wanted so they've decided to keep things private again. Either that or working together and then going home together eventually became way too much togetherness for them. They also spent a good deal of time traveling the world together. These are all things that will either solidify a couple or make it really easy to see the cracks in the relationship.
Are Nina and Ian still together? I'm betting he had a good chuckle at Jack's rejecting her! Tell us your thoughts in the comments below!
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Chapter 2 : Numbers, Make-Up, Swimming, Promises and Secret Places
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Three weeks later Electres had opened up even less, and continued to stay in her room more, only coming out to use the bathroom. Her behavior puzzled everyone, here was a long lost family member, and it seemed as if she wanted nothing to do with them.
Harry stood at Electress door, it was the twenty-first time he had done in three weeks, everyday he waited outside her door, trying to get her to talk with anyone, but he was never successful.
Electres was aware that Harry and sometimes even her brother would stand outside her door, she never opened it though, she didnt need them to smell what she had been doing.
The entire three weeks she had been smoking fags and thinking, and reapplying the make up on her forearm, she had to keep her secret hidden; it would raise too many questions. Just us as she applying the make up someone burst in, yelling about that she needing to come out, it was Harry.
It did not go unnoticed that she was covering her arm with make up, immediately he marched over to her, grabbing her arm.
Youre a death eater? He yelled in her face, he could not make out what was on her arm and when he tried to smear the make up, she slapped his hand away.
No I am not.
Then what are you hiding?
My past.
What is it? He asked, yanking on her arm, it hurt but she would never admit it. She pulled away from him, giving him an evil glare.
Its a number.
Why would you need a number there?
So when the men would come and buy me, they would know what number to choose. Are you happy now? You know my big secret. He looked at her, not knowing how to respond, so he did the only thing that came to mind, he hugged her. She did not like that.
Get the hell off me.
Im sorry for, I shouldnt have-
Its fine you know, I knew everyone would find out soon, it was only a matter of time. She said grabbing her bag, packing her things.
What are you doing?
Leaving. I have no reason to stay.
You have family.
Who wont want me when they find out what I am.
What you were. Are you still that girl, being called by a number?
Then you are not that, you are you.
I dont even know who that is.
Well I was told it was Sue Weasly.
Its not, its Electres and it will stay Electres.
Why keep that name?
Because it is all I have.
Its not.
Im keeping it, theres no way I would change it.
Then your just keeping yourself back.
No, when they realized what they did, who I am, they will know.
Know what?
That they fucked with the wrong person. She said sitting on her bed.
So youre staying?
I guess, you convinced me, but once they find out, Im gone.
Where will you go?
I have a friend. He nodded and grabbed her hand.
Come, we will do something fun, your brother and sister want to know you. He said pulling her up but she stopped, pulling her hand for his.
Wait. She said as she grabbed the make up and finished blending the color to match her skin.
Ok. She said following Harry down stairs, where everyone was surprised to see her.
See I told you I could get her out of her room, Im good at this. He said and Electres rolled her eyes, Ron and Ginny laughed.
So what do you want to do? Asked Ginny and Electres shrugged, she had never had free time before.
Lets play a game. Said Ginny and Electres looked down.
I dont know any games.
How could you-
I was never given permission to have time to learn any. Said Electres, she smelled the air and smiled.
Can we go swimming?
You had time to learn swimming? Asked Hermione, Electres looked at her, walking to her coyly.
When your thrown into a lake, and the person that threw you in left, believe me, you learn how to swim and you do it fast. She said, and Hermione stared at her, terrified. Harry walked over and grabbed Electres arm, she looked at him glaring.
We will go swimming, ok everyone, swimming sounds great. Electres nodded, she did not need to start a war with these people, she barely knew them.
Harry led them to the lake near the Borrow, and when they got there, Electres was about to jump in fully clothed but Ginny stopped her.
Just go in your underwear, its just like being in a bathing suit. Electres nodded, with fear in her eyes she took off her pants, showing off her lacey boy shorts, and she took off no more then that, they did not need to see her marks, even if they were barley visible.
Harry couldnt help but stare at Electres, her legs were long and slender, and her underwear were more then enticing, but then he thought to why they were like that, and he shook his head.
He continued to strip down to his boxers, Electres could not help but stared at everyone, their bodies were all different. In the Covey house, almost every girl had the same body, just different hair, eyes, and style.
Electres why dont you take your shirt off too, its really hot today. Said Hermione, taking her own shirt off; she knew there was something about this girl, her best friends new sister, she wanted to know what.
No, I am fine. She said walking to the edge of the lake, then jumping in, the water perfect.
Even though her first experience in the water was not great, she felt safe there, in the water, because there, no one could get her if she swam hard enough.
She went under and when she came back up, slicking her hair back, just in time to see Harry, Ron, Hermione and Ginny jump in, and she could tell by the way her sis- Ginny looked at Harry, she knew that look, she liked him.
Electres floated in the water, just relaxing as she felt someone touch her leg and flip her over, but she reacted quick enough to take the person down with her. While under water she opened her eyes to she her bro- Ron. God damn it, Electres, do not get attached to these people. She thought as they came back up, Ron gasping for air.
How did you do that? he asked as they swam towards Harry, Hermione and Ginny.
Fast reflexes. She said as she pushed herself on the beach of the lake, laying down peacefully. She quickly snapped her eyes open and looked at her arm, it was still covered, she had feared the make up was not waterproof, now she knew. She looked over and saw Ginny staring at her leg intensely.
Excuse me, but why are you staring at my leg? Asked Electres, she hated to be stared at. Ginny looked at her and smiled slightly.
You have a tattoo. Electres looked down at her ankle, she had forgotten about that tattoo, it was a drawling of a snake, black and green and under the snake, it said something in Latin, no one knew what it said.
When did you get that?
A while back. She said as they came closer to examine it, thats when Hermione got close enough to Electres to see there was make up over her forearm, on her wrist and ankles were fait scars, as if something tight had been wrapped them for a long period of time.
Hermione made the mistake of grabbing Electress hand look at the scars more carefully, running her fingers over them, Electres snapped her hand back and received a sympathetic look from Hermione.
Dont ever do that again. She said standing, grabbing her pants, and spiriting back to the house.
Everyone looked at Hermione, confused. I forgot that she does not like to be touched. She said as she picked up her clothes, realizing what had happened to Electres.
They all stayed at the lake for only a few more moments before heading back to the house, Hermione running up to hers and Ginny room, straight to her books. Ron, Harry and Ginny all went to their own rooms, changing into dry clothes, then going to Electress rooms, knocking slightly on the door.
Electres why dont you come out? asked Ginny, but she heard no response. Then Ron tried, Electres on come, we just want to know you, you are our sister. No response, so Harry tried.
Electres, you cant let your past do this to you, it will kill you. He said pleadingly. They heard nothing and then the door opened and there stood Electres, in her clothes that were still wet.
My past will not kill me, it is what keeps me going. She said opening the door wider, so they could come in. Ginny and Ron looked at Harry, amazed.
Wheres Hermione?
Shes in our room, changing. Said Ginny and Electres nodded, she knew the girl would find out soon, she could tell that girl was smart.
Why do you have a tattoo of a snake? Asked Ron and Electres looked at him, smiling.
An old friend of mine gave it to me for my birthday, well what I think is my birthday, Im not very sure when it is. She said looking down, embarrassed.
Oh, well I like it, mom would never let me get one. Said Ginny, Ron looked at her opened mouthed; his little sister wanted a tattoo.
Well if you ever want one, I have connections. She said smiling wickedly. Ginny smiled at her and had the feeling to hug her, but kept still.
So do you have any friends? asked Ron and Ginny instantly hit him on the arm.
What? He asked and then he looked at Electres, and instantly knew why.
I had little time to make friends, but I have two.
What are their names? Asked Harry, and she looked at him, her eyes sad.
Jake and Dragon, but Jake died years ago and Dragon might as well be dead.
Why? Asked Ginny and Electres frowned.
Hes in danger where he is, and there is no one to protect him, but I have hope he will escape, and finally be free.
Im really sorry. Said Ginny, she looked at her, her face grim.
I would give my freedom for his, god I would give my freedom for Jake to be alive again. He was the first person to ever care for me. She said, realizing what she just said and instantly her face became hard.
Forget I said anything, its not important. She said walking out and to the bathroom, locking the door behind her. Ginny turned to Ron and hugged him.
Oh god, shes so- She said crying.
Shh, I know. He said hugging her back, stroking her hair, and there sat Harry, completely silent, he knew her secret, but he understood that if they found out, they would react and she would leave, and he did not want that.
Electres sat in the bathroom against the tub, wishing she was able to cry, but she could not, she had cried all the tears she had years ago. She held a shinny object in her hand; gently dragging the blade across her skin, just feeling the cool metal was bliss.
She had been refused the pleasure of self-mutilation when living at the Covey house, it was undesirable to have a girl who was all hacked up, but once she was bought, they could not tell their wounds from her own. Once she had been found with the razor and blood dripping from the shallow cuts and her master laughed in her face, and then beat her.
She looked down at her arm, and dropped the blade. She could not do it; she could not drag the blade across her skin, push it down, and make it bleed, she had promised she would not, and if it was something she could do, it was keep a promise.
She made the razor disappear, and then banged her head against the tub, her head spinning. She could not do this, she was not used to a family, and it was something she did not think she could get used to. Her hair fell in her face and she blew it out of her eye, smiling. She finally got ride of her hair, the one thing she absolutely hated.
She heard someone knocking and stood up, opening the door to reveal her brother Charlie. I was told you hiding out in here.
I am not hiding out, I am simply relaxing.
Thats what a bedroom is for.
Yes and it was invaded by others, I like to be alone.
Come with me, I have something to show you. He said, looking at her, she new this was a brother and he would not try anything so she followed him to a room and he closed the door behind him.
This way. He said opening the window, and looking everywhere.
Coast is clear. He said stepping out of the window and up on to the low roof, then to a higher part.
I, like yourself likes to be alone, this is where I used to go when I needed space back in the day. He said laying down, staring at the sky, she followed suit and lay down, staring at the sky.
You remind me of someone I used to know.
Who? He asked looking at her, smiling.
Just a friend. She said her eyes on the sky.
Not much of a talker, thats ok. I understand, Dumbledore said-
He said what? she asked sitting up slightly.
That you had been through a lot, that we should not crowd you. Why what happened?
One day you will here the truth, from me, but not today, and not any time soon.
Ok, you need time, ok. Ill be around when youre ready. He said and she laid back down, and they spent most of the day, watching the clouds.
When it began to get dark outside, Charlie made Electres come back in and change her clothes before going to dinner. When she came down, everyone was sitting around the table, waiting for her.
She was wearing a pair of guys black jeans and a guys white beater. She took a seat left for her and was handed a plate, everyone looked at her, puzzled at why she was wearing all guys clothes.
I had nothing else. She said and Molly looked at her, her eyes soft.
No its fine dear, this is nothing fancy. However, to Electres it was, it was the best dinner she ever had, but she only gave small compliments, they did not need to know exactly how bad she was treated before.
Electres the kids are going to Diagon Alley tomorrow, would you like to join them?
Where? She asked looking up from her plate.
A place where witches and wizards buy their things.
That would be nice. She said returning to her food. Molly looked down; she was already struggling with money, now they added another child on top of that.
I have my own money Molly, you dont have to worry. Everyone looked at her; there was no way she could have known that.
How did you know that was what I was thinking?
I could read it in your face, I know that look.
When did you get money? Asked Ginny and Electres looked at her, slightly ashamed.
There was a point in time when I was given a lot of money, no one knew about.
It was part true, the other part was there was some half decent men who gave her tips that Master did not know about.
Oh. Said Molly and everyone returned to their food, trying not to think about her.
At the end of dinner everyone left except for Electres who, stayed behind and helped clear the table, Molly looked at her in shock, she was helping her.
Dear you dont have to do this.
Yes I do. She said her tone final. Molly nodded and allowed herself to be helped, but when she is cleaning is when she is most talkative.
So where were you, living? she asked, stressing the word living.
A work house in France.
So you are fluent in French?
Oui, ma Madame. She said, perfect accent.
Where did you learn English?
We were taught to be well rounded. She said wiping down the table, Molly looked at her oddly, something about how Electres spoke did not sound right.
So they took good care of you?
No, we were a work house, we worked day or night, no matter the day or conditions. Molly looked at her sympathetically, and Electres glared slightly, she hated sympathy.
Dont look at me like that, please. I do not like or need it. She said stacking the dishes she had finished and walking to her room.
Molly sat down defeated, all she wanted was her girl back, her first baby girl back, but she knew that it was impossible.
Electres sat in her room, digging through her small bag, looking for something she needed to look at.
When she found it a smiled broke out across her face, it was most of a shirt that was covered in blood; she rested her head on her knees, pressing the cloth to her forehead.
She missed him more then she will ever miss anyone in her entire life. She never noticed the person standing in her doorway, because she could have sworn she locked it.
Electres are you ok? asked Charlie, she looked up at him, her eyes sad, but no tears.
I am fine, thank you Charlie. She said, never moving from her position.
Then why do you look like your going to cry?
I cant cry, so that is not an issue. She said, she hated to be asked so many questions.
Ok Electres, I wont push, but could you please tell me why you have a bloody shirt?
It is none of your concern.
Ok. He said walking out, closing the door behind him. She laid her head back and stared at the ceiling; she could not do this.
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Henken, a representative of the Willow Creek II homeowners' association, wasn't the only person out collecting signatures that day, and neither was the school the only place being targeted. Members of five area homeowners' groups that oppose the rezoning of the lot in question were out collecting signatures at pools, parks, schools -- "anywhere there would be a lot of people," Henken says. "It was a kind of marketing decision." McDonald's proposes to share the lot, which has stood vacant for more than twenty years, with a five-bay Shell gas station, a convenience store and a car wash; the fast-food eatery will be open until midnight.
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Leftovers: Just so no one gets confused, there's another restaurant in town with a name similar to those reviewed this week. But I didn't include Singapore Cafe (3230 East Colfax Avenue) in my two-stop roundup of Denver's Malaysian spots because, unlike Isle of Singapore and Singapore Grill, Singapore Cafe serves up native Vietnamese and Chinese cuisine -- but no Malaysian.
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As a graduate student at Boston University, Mario supervised the research projects of eleven undergraduates, developing a passion for direct one-on-one work with students that remains one of his top priorities. He also engaged in a variety of other teaching and outreach activities including serving as a teaching fellow, and teaching and developing curricula for BU's BIOBUGS high school outreach program (Biology Inquiry & Outreach with Boston University Graduate Students).
View the workshop schedule and topics.
August 31, 1:00-4:30pm, room PRB 459
Workshop leaders: Kathryn Gardner, Manher Jariwala, and Bennett Goldberg
A hands-on workshop in the art and science of pedagogy, specifically to engage and train faculty and instructors interested in themselves training teaching fellows and graduate students to be excellent teachers. The workshop is based upon "A Bridge to Knowledge: Learning to Teach Biology," developed over the last decade in Biology (Gardner) and implemented also in Physics (see below). Attendees will be exposed to the goals and outcomes, methodology ofthat program and will run through a set of activities to gain first-hand experience. We also invite others from around the University to come and share some of their activities.
"The Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Program in Neuroscience is launching a new high school outreach program this semester thanks to a $1.5 million grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) through their Undergraduate Science Education Initiative. The brainchild of two undergraduate students, Matthew Cobb and Dana Gannon, the program includes a semester-long course, paid summer lab experience, and visits from area high school science classes." Read More >>
Check out four different submissions by students in our program! http://blogs.bu.edu/ombs/2011/03/14/neuroscience-shirt-designs/
"Neuroscience at Boston University is booming. Introduced as an undergraduate major just a year and a half ago, it will be the second most popular science major in the College of Arts and Sciences by this fall. Still, only 4 of the 17 neuroscience majors graduating this year conducted enough original research to complete a senior honors thesis. 'We need to get a larger percentage of our students into laboratories,' says Paul Lipton, who will lead the new HHMI-funded program designed to do just that." Read More >>


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Run Out of Things To Say – PUA
Posted by Jeremy Soul in Uncategorized
Ever run out of things to say PUA while talking to a beautiful woman? Running out of things to say was a big sticking point for me, and it still pops up every now and then.
A great way to overcome this is by preparing statements that not only bump up your interaction time, but build value for you too. These can be I- statements mentioning something cool or interesting that you do, or a statement about her/ other people that let's her know you are observant/ socially intelligent.
For example:
"I love travel, it's my biggest passion. Nothing expands your mind more than seeing the world and feeling out different cultures. It shifts your entire perspective, I love that."
"You know what, I bet your friends and family sometimes ask you why you're still single but the funny thing is, the more confident you are and the more you know what you want, the harder it is to find someone who meets your standards. What do you think?"
In the first example I say that I love to travel, but more importantly I talk about WHY I love to travel. From here it is easy for me to qualify her or ask her a question so that she can contribute to the conversation too. The more value you build, the stronger the platform is for you to qualify and continue the interaction. Similarly, the second example builds value too by showing that I understand why many beautiful women are still single – flipping the frame from "I can't find someone" to "I haven't found someone who meets my standards yet". This implies that I am single for the same reason – thus I am preselected and challenging.
Keeping the conversation going becomes a little easier when you have little value statements such as these to throw in. So how do you make your own? In IVS 63: Conversation Techniques, (First 10 mins posted there.) Starlight uses a great formula called "Statement, Reflection, Question".
For example:
(Statement)"I love New York. (Reflection) You know what's interesting about that city? The first time I went over there, people told me that New Yorkers were really cold. But I realized that they're just busy, so if someone stops you in the street, you'd better have something good to say! I'm from Australia though so I'm used to everyone being friendly. (Question) Have you been to New York?"
Filling the conversation with content like this paints the picture of you being a cool and interesting guy who travels, understands people and navigates social situations with ease – all attractive characteristics. If you are getting stuck for what to say a few minutes in, 7 minutes in or 10 minutes in and you want to solidify those phone numbers a little more, this model will help you lengthen the interaction. Never run out of things to say PUA again!


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Call it Louie's last testament to the world.
Since 2003, Louis Zamperini had been quietly working with writer David Rensin of Ventura on what would become a final book of his life lessons, a project that had earlier been suspended until filming wrapped up on "Unbroken," based on Laura Hillenbrand's 2010 best-seller of the same name.
Titled "Don't Give Up, Don't Give In: Lessons From an Extraordinary Life," work on the new volume was finished in May and the manuscript was turned over to the publisher on Tuesday, a day before Zamperini's death. Zamperini and Rensin are both listed as the authors and the release date is Nov. 18.
"He had stories he wanted to tell," said Rensin, who met Zamperini in 1999. The two collaborated initially to completely rework Zamperini's 1956 autobiography "Devil at My Heels."
With work wrapping up on the "Unbroken" film project, Rensin said Zamperini's daughter called him in January to ask about finally resuming work on the life lessons book.
"I said, 'Absolutely,' " Rensin said. "I dropped everything and went up to his house, where we sort of laid it out. We met every week."
Zamperini, he said, wanted the book to answer three questions: What did you do after the war? What's your secret for a cheerful, successful life? And how did your faith help you?
"There's a lot more to Louis' life than either book ("Unbroken" and "Devil at My Heels") tells," Rensin said. "It's short stories, not a long narrative — it's like 'The Last Lecture' or 'Tuesdays With Morrie.' "
There are stories about Zamperini's meetings with mobster Mickey Cohen, who contacted him wanting to discuss the gospel and stories about two strandings at sea after Zamperini returned from the war, including when a sailboat he was on became disabled in a white squall.
"He told me he didn't like the water," Rensin said.
The message Zamperini wanted to convey, Rensin said, was one of forgiveness and giving back.
Rensin said he last met with Zamperini in May as work on the manuscript was winding up.
"We talked, we hugged," Rensin said. "We hung out. We always had a good time, he always asked about my family."
He said Zamperini was fully expecting to see the "Unbroken" movie when it is released on Dec. 25.
One of Zamperini's favorite phrases — a partial quote taken from the book of Romans in the New Testament — was "all things work together for good," Rensin said.
"He always took the long view of things," he said.
"I'll miss his relentless positivity, his cheerfulness, his support, his trust and his faith," the author said.
The recent illness that led to Zamperini's death was unexpected, Rensin said, adding he hadn't been aware of how serious his condition had become in recent days.
"I got up at 3 a.m. (Thursday), which happens at my age, and decided to check my email," Rensin said. "One of my editors had written to me about something else and tagged it with 'Sorry to hear about Louie Zamperini.' "
Their final book together, Rensin hopes, will serve as "his last words and a testament to a wonderful guy. It's what he wanted to leave the world."


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A piece by Janet Daley in the Telegraph regarding that thing that the BBC doesn't hold dear but rather holds in contempt…'values and the continuity of the country's historic national identity: about what Britain stands for'...the BBC preferring instead open borders, cheap imported servants and a lovely diverse, cosmopolitan feel to London….or rather those parts of London they don't actually live in, retreating to their expensive and exclusive liberal ghettos when darkness comes:
The political class is mired in delusion
This is a turning point in post-war national life. Politics is now about an argument that arises from the EU membership question but is really much, much bigger. It is about values and the continuity of the country's historic national identity: about what Britain stands for, and about the trust that the electorate has traditionally had in the robustness of its institutions. Bizarrely, Ukip, which is often seen as a divisive presence, is helping to undermine one of the most genuinely divisive forces in British political life.
The argument it is propelling to the forefront of national consciousness cuts across class lines and the traditional social divides, because it is about the polity as a whole: the integrity of the nation as an actor on the world stage. An understanding of the importance of this, quite miraculously, seems to exist in almost every section of society and region of the country, with the possible exception of Westminster.
The one thing that has emerged with startling clarity, to a degree that is almost beyond argument, is that what I (and now Nigel Farage, bless him) have described as the present political class – meaning the incestuous, self-referring universe of Westminster professionals – is living in a state of clinical delusion.
The Ukip case is that there is a conspiracy between Big Politics, Big Business and Big Bureaucracy to put all of these fundamental principles at risk. That may or may not be true, but at the moment – with the unintentional help of the Westminster stage army – it is looking very plausible.
Of course that doesn't just apply to politicians….it is just as relevant to those in the BBC who have a world view at odds with the general population.
And speaking of 'liberal ghettos' the BBC's favourite blacktivist, Spike Lee, has come a cropper with his racist views…..he's been attacking the gentrification by white interlopers into Brooklyn……'ripping into white privilege and ignorant intellectuals (?)' with a barrage of insults and hostile rhetoric aimed at the 'motherf*****g Christopher Columbus syndrome' where those 'white interlopers' discover a new neighbourhood and kick out the black 'natives'.
Trouble is Lee has himself been part of that very process profiting hugely from buying and selling property in the area….presumably to those very same 'white interlopers'.
Any bets that Evan Davis or Justin Webb find this tale interesting and irresistible? It has everything for them….a famous black activist, black people the victims of white dominance and supremacy and all intellectually and morally conflicted and embarrassed by the fact that those 'whites' are of a breed that Davis and Webb belong to….rich, white, liberal intellectuals who love that cosmopolitan, gentrified look and feel to a neighbourhood….something to feel guilty about as all good liberals have a need to be….pandering to the 'ethnic' whilst self-flagellating in an orgy of post-colonial guilt….gotta love it.
Wonder if the BBC will refer to this should Spike peak their interest:
In 1995, a black Pentecostal Church, the United House of Prayer, which owned a retail property on 125th Street, asked Fred Harari, a Jewish tenant who operated Freddie's Fashion Mart, to evict his longtime subtenant, a black-owned record store called The Record Shack. Sharpton led a protest in Harlem against the planned eviction of The Record Shack.
Sharpton told the protesters, "We will not stand by and allow them to move this brother so that some white interloper can expand his business."
"Burn the Jew Store Down"


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My first card to share is one I made for this weeks challenge at Sew Many Challenges. The challenge was to use punches.
I used the Jayden Baby Carriage image from Sew Many Cards. I colored it with my mom's colored pencils. The papers are from my mom's stash and the butterflies are punched out.


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Savage's Lady Hunter
Savage's Lady Hunter rifle is specifically for women, but it is just as accurate as the boy's guns. It is designed with a higher comb as well as a stock altered to fit women's smaller hands. Weight has been removed from the fore-end for a lighter, shorter barrel, and the rifle weighs less than 7 pounds. It has an oil-finish walnut stock and is available in a variety of chamberings. Contact Savage Arms at (413) 642-4262, or visit www.savagearms.com.
This article appeared in the November 2012 issue of Deer & Deer Hunting magazine. Click here to learn more.
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For the week starting Friday, April 20. Times are E.S.T., subject to change.
NBC Spring Concert (Sat. 6:30 p.m., NBC). Haydn's "Surprise" Symphony.
Invitation to Learning (Sun. 11:35 a.m., CBS). Leonardo da Vinci's Notebooks.
Great Shakespearean Moments (Sun. 12:30 p.m., NBC). Recordings of Ellen Terry, Sir Henry Irving, Otis Skinner, Edward Sothern and Julia Marlowe.
New York Philharmonic (Sun. 1 p.m., CBS). Alban Berg's Wozzeck (see Music).
Committee on the Present Danger (Sun. 9:30 p.m., Mutual). Guest: General Lucius Clay.
Hollywood Star Playhouse (Mon. 8 p.m., CBS). Barbara Stanwyck in Father's Day.
Bob Hope Show (Tues. 9 p.m., NBC), with Jerry Colonna, Marilyn Maxwell.
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By Ron Harris, MyrtleBeach Sun News
And so it ends – eight years of President George W. Bush. Millions throughout the world seem ecstatic about the end of a presidential administration they despised, the exit of a man who dared to, among other things, stand tough in defending America. Since Sept. 11, 2001, there have been no additional enemy attacks on our nation, much to the irritation of America's foreign and domestic enemies. Ask our military and security personnel, and I'll wager you'll hear more praise than criticism for Bush.
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President Bush and his classy wife, Laura, perpetrated one last heinous act in their final days at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.: They were gracious and warm and cooperative to incoming President Obama, his classy wife, Michelle, and their transition staffs. The Obamas returned the Bush warmth and graciousness, resulting in one of the smoothest and least contentious transfers of power in America's history. Some leftist media and bloggers are already criticizing President Obama for this alleged friendship.
It is a given that the hate-mongers will always vilify George W. Bush. Their bitter diatribes are grossly unfair smears not only on Bush, but also on the millions of Americans who voted for him. Bush-haters in the liberal mainstream media left little doubt they were in the tank with Barack Obama; NBC, MSNBC and the New York Times were the most blatant offenders – and they are now on the brink of bankruptcy. They must not grasp the wisdom of the bromide, "When you find yourself in a hole, stop digging."
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Book Review: Barn Owl
by David Chandler
Firefly Books, 2011
The first time you see a barn owl in flight, you catch your breath. For me it was at sunset in a very hot country, this small cloth of dirty white floating past a half-ruined stone well older than the Pyramids. There is absolutely no sound, but there is palpable intent: these birds are not butterflies, and if you see one in flight, you more than likely see one in the process of hunting some terrified creature for food. Tyto alba weighs only fifteen ounces, but when you see one ghosting over a field at sunset, you're watching pure, whittled predation in motion.
Their white oval faces with their stage-mask black eyes are instantly distinctive – along with snowy owls, they are certainly the most recognizable of their kind. Like most owls, they are extremely effective hunters, extremely intelligent, and extremely adaptable. Barn owls are so-called 'cavity' nesters – minimally inventive nest-makers who prefer to find their homes in ready-made spaces like abandoned houses or barns, the hollows of trees, and the abandoned dens of other animals. When these nests are occupied by parents and chicks, there can be a wide variety of noises, as Chandler amiably points out while noting that these birds are often called "screech owls":
The 'Screech Owl' snores too, especially the owlets and females. The snore is rough and wheezy and, like the worst human snorer, goes on and on though each individual snore last no more than about a second. It translates into 'I'm here' and 'go and get some food', when the female is 'talking' to the male, and 'come back for some food' and, later, 'come on out' when she is addressing her offspring. The nestlings use it to say 'I'm here' and 'get me some food'. The hungrier the nestlings are, the worse the snoring, and when a food-bearing parent turns up, the nest is a cacophony of frantic snoring!
Barn owls in North America feed mainly on mice, rats, and especially voles (Microtus pennsylvanicus), although like most species of owl, these birds will eat anything unlucky enough to fall into their grasp. They are opportunistic hunters, but they face increasing threats to their population from human encroachment on their crepuscular habitats. A volume as beautiful (there are interior shots of nesting owl dens that are in themselves worth the price of admission) and informative as this one can only do barn owls good, increasing knowledge and awareness of this beautiful, haunting bird who has flown through the human imagination for ten thousand years.
This is a very nicely-turned product from Firefly Books, and one can only hope that it prompts all of its readers to go outside at sunset and see if they can spot the real thing.
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Gabe Marks (Venice High School) was one of the best wide receivers to come out of the City Section in recent years. Now as a freshman, he is one of Washington State's leading receivers. Photo by Ted S. Warren (AP)
The past two years Washington State wide receiver Gabe Marks could be found on various high school football fields on Friday nights, suiting up for Venice High School and terrorizing defensive backs that stood between him and the endzone.
It did not take Marks long to keep the party going. So far this season he is second on the team in receptions and yards, with 22 receptions for 477 yards and two touchdowns through nine games. His longest catch of the season was for 52 yards, which was a touchdown.
Marks has a pair of 100-yard games. Against UNLV he had six catches for 126 yards, and against Colorado he had seven catches for 107 yards. He had a touchdown in each of those games.
Marks is excelling in a Mike Leach offense that is extremely friendly to quarterbacks and wide receivers. The hard work that Marks put in over the past few years with various coaches and programs (B2G Sports, Johnson Elite Sports) has really paid off.
This week Marks and his Washington State teammates will be hosting against No. 17 UCLA. The game can be viewed on ESPN2 at 7:30.
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Tony-winning scenic designer Derek McLane has a glitzy new gig creating sets for the 2013 Academy Awards, which will be presented at the newly renamed Dolby Theatre on Sunday, February 24. Mega-producers Neil Meron and Craig Zadan gave McLane the assignment to design Hollywood's biggest night after the duo worked with him on Broadway's How to Succeed in Business Without Reallly Trying. Now McLane is primed to give Hollywood a taste of his Broadway-honed aesthetic when his work takes center stage (quite literally) at the 85th annual ceremony. We asked McLane to share his inspiration for designing the starry telecast.
1. Past Ceremonies: "One of the first things we did was sit down and watch all the Oscar shows from the last 12 years. We looked at what was successful, and I learned things about scale and size and colors that worked well. The floor plan—the actual layout of the Oscars—has a lot to do with how to make the show flow well. That was really a preamble to actually getting started on the design."
2. McLane's Broadway History: "Neil and Craig wanted this to look like my work, and they cited a couple of shows I had designed on Broadway—33 Variations, I Am My Own Wife and How to Succeed. They wanted me to riff on those and make them appropriate to the Oscars, but they were very clear: We don't want this to be a Broadway musical. It is a stage show and needs to work as a stage show, not only for television but for the people in the room. The more we can make this a great show for them, that energy will translate onto television."
3. Oscar Statues: "I've had a fascination with repeating objects and the patterns they make, and in a way I think the proscenium [with repeating Oscar statues, pictured above] evokes the history of all the great Oscar winners who have gone up on stage in the last 85 years. They're a little larger than real Oscars, but they're small enough to become a pattern and a beautiful backdrop without necessarily over-focusing on the individual objects."
4. Movie Musicals: "One of the themes of this year's show is music in the movies, and that encompasses movie musicals, scores and songs created just for the movies. That was a motif I started to riff on, and elements of that appear on the show in very abstract ways. There were a few [design elements] more specific to music than to movies that I think people will fully understand. Most of the design is more abstract than specific."
5. Busby Berkeley: "The proscenium arch/show curtain is inspired by [director/choreographer] Busby Berkeley and speaks to the golden era of musicals in the '30s and '40s, what I consider great, beautiful, giant soundstages where movie musicals are created. Busby Berkeley is an inspiration for a lot of imagery in the design. I don't know if the audience will consciously make that association, but I think they'll feel it."
Catch McLane's glamorous Oscar sets—as well as Rob Ashford's choreography and performances from Adele, Barbra Streisand, Kristin Chenoweth and the cast of Les Miserables—at the 85th annual Academy Awards on February 24.


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Episode Summary: Following the destruction of Nene, the children that Nene has captured have been returned to their families. With the struggle against Nene's forces finally over, everyone rejoices. Shu and Co. alongside the survivors of Jibral and their allied forces celebrate their victory after arriving at the city of Logic. At the local banquet, Shu, Kluke, Jiro, Marumaro, and Bouquet receive their medals. Meanwhile, General Logi is informed by Delphinium that following Nene's destruction, the remaining forces of Gran Kingdom are either fleeing or even deserting. General Logi tells her that they are leaving Gran Kingdom. After a very long speech, Legolas and Conrad inform Shu and the others that they have assembled soldiers to go after the remainder of the Gran Kingdom army. After travelling to a temple and finding out that General Logi had been there, Zola has Homeron the Original and his fellow Homerons look for General Logi. Later that night, Shu and Jiro discuss about what will be next now that Nene is destroyed. Meanwhile, Delphinium attacks General Logi for his act of secession from Gran Kingdom. Delphinium escapes and General Logi doesn't bother to let Andropov track her down. With Zola still away, Shu, Jiro, Kluke, Marumaro, and Bouquet wonder what to do next now that they've defeated Nene. As Conrad and Legolas lead thousands of men to hunt down the remainder of Gran Kingdom's forces, Zola finally returns and tells them that they will be heading to the Sealed Grounds. Meanwhile, Andropov and Schneider have increased the powers of their shadows Alubujem and Isabel for General Logi's next plot.


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I've complained about this before and I'll complain again: I can't stand The Big Lebowski. Not that it's a bad film—far from it—but it's overquoted by college students, slackers and worst of all, hipsters. There's only so many times you can hear a line like "It tied the whole room together" or watch someone order a White Russian with a knowing smirk before you feel tempted to hit them.
On the other hand, the N.C. Museum of Art's screening of The Big Lebowski and Crazy Heart on consecutive nights offers a master class in what makes Jeff Bridges cool. See him going all-out goofy as The Dude, barely able to comprehend the world as he wanders through a Raymond Chandler-esque plot in The Big Lebowski, and crumbling as the self-aware, faded country star in Crazy Heart, for which he won an Oscar. It may have taken almost four decades since The Last Picture Show, but Bridges is finally on the Hollywood A-list—there's even buzz for the upcoming sequel to Tron.
Spend some time with Bridges and friends (did you know John Goodman's Walter Sobchak was based on Red Dawn director and Apocalypse Now scribe John Milius?) over two nights under the stars at NCMA's amphitheater. The Dude abides ... dammit! Now I'm doing it! Tickets are $4 for both shows and free for museum members; both shows start at 8:30 p.m. —Zack Smith


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|Isaiah-I want to help you with your first page on SP. If this mountain were anywhere besides the Elks I probably would pass on by your page, however I love that area of Colorado and want the Elks to be well represented here on SP. I have climbed this peak on two occasions. I also maintain the Cathedral Peak page here on SP, so its safe to say I know this area very well. I aso have a few photos for your page.
The first thing you should do is change the name of the peak to UN13,695 "Electric Pass Peak". Next go into EDIT and study the layout of your page. All of that text can be moved around and later we will need to move some of your stuff around to make the page flow better.
|Posted Dec 2, 2005 9:35 am
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|Yeah, I could definately use some help cause I have never really done anything like this. So anything you can do to help would be awesome. I have pictures as well but they are at my permanent (parents) house so I can't go through them for another two weeks. Thanks for the help and keep it comming.
|Posted Dec 2, 2005 12:26 pm
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It's never a bad idea to have a "Range Overview" as your number 1 section on your mountain page. Take some time researching the range yourself or, if you don't have the time, you have my permission to copy and paste my Elk Range Overview on my Pyramid Peak page. Next, go into Edit and create a new section and call it Elk Range Overview, and make it #1, ahead of your UN13,695 Overview.
step 2 tomorrow.
|Posted Dec 3, 2005 12:22 am
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|Isaiah, I just sent you an e-mail.
|Posted Dec 3, 2005 1:30 pm
|William Marler
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|Pretty good info so far. Needs some images. Looks like you will get some help.
|Posted Dec 2, 2005 11:00 am
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|Add some pics and I'll up the vote. Good start.
|Posted Dec 2, 2005 12:56 pm
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|No route, no photos.... glad to know you're getting help, because, as you note, it's one of the easiest Elks to climb in winter or spring-like conditions, so your submission is timely. Please add a negative sign to your longitude coordinate... right now you have the peak located in China!
|Posted Dec 2, 2005 2:20 pm
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|Good page, but try attaching some of the photos of the mountain to your info sections. If you need help on that ask me. That and if possible a few more photos and I might change my vote to 4.
|Posted Dec 11, 2005 11:32 pm
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|I hope you will come back and finish this page. See suggestions below.
|Posted Dec 20, 2005 9:37 pm
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|Ridge between Hayden Peak A and Electric Pass Peak goes at brief class 4, bypassing junk rock. The headwall near EPP goes at class 4 and can be climbed directly or via E bypass. Towers near Hayden can be bypassed W via goat trails and loose scree (class 2+, not much drop required). Other bumps can be hiked over directly.
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Detroit's Jeremy Bonderman was more relieved to be back on the mound than pleased with his two scoreless innings.
Bonderman made his first start since missing most of last season after having surgery to repair a circulatory condition in his shoulder and gave up two hits in the Tigers' 5-2 loss to the Atlanta Braves on Thursday night.
Bonderman's return this spring was slowed by more soreness in the shoulder. At one point, he returned to Detroit to be examined by team physicians.
Veteran left-hander Dontrell Willis, who is trying to land the fifth spot in Detroit's rotation, allowed seven hits and four earned runs in 2 2-3 innings.
Braves starter Javier Vazquez worked 4 2-3 innings and allowed one run while striking out six.


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GAINESVILLE — The Florida Gators have been waiting a year for this.
Players and coaches never said it publicly, rarely even mentioned it privately. But returning to the College World Series was the one common goal everyone in the program shared, and not solely because it's the pinnacle of college baseball.
It had more to do with how close the Gators got to winning it all last season. Florida lost to South Carolina in the championship series and spent months thinking about what could have been. Not making things any easier, the Gators played all season amid sky-high expectations that came with returning nearly every starter.
Nonetheless, the Gators are back in Omaha, Neb., with their sights set on winning it all.
"That was the thing that was hard for our team to deal with," coach Kevin O'Sullivan said. "It was one of those things that was the big elephant in the room. Nobody wanted to talk about it. It was kind of just there. It's hard to get to Omaha, No. 1, but to add it that you're supposed to get there and there's so many things that can happen in this game that can keep you from getting to your ultimate destination, it has not been an easy road."
The Gators (47-18) secured their third consecutive trip to Omaha by sweeping North Carolina State in a super regional. Their reward? Florida opens Saturday against the two-time defending champion Gamecocks, who have won 21 consecutive games in the NCAA tournament. South Carolina's streak includes 11 in a row in Omaha.
"I was excited," Florida reliever Greg Larson said. "Another chance to play them. They've had a great run. Just kind of thinking back to last year, we were going to run into them I felt like sooner or later, so why not first game in Omaha?"
Florida won three of four games against South Carolina this season, including the last three meetings. But recent success will mean little, if anything, when the teams take the field Saturday.
"Last time's last time," designated hitter/left-handed pitcher Brian Johnson said. "Doesn't matter what you did last time."
Florida has a good team, and everyone knows it.
Catcher Mike Zunino is a finalist for the Golden Spikes Award, given annually to the nation's best amateur player, and anchors a deep and versatile lineup that features five players selected in the first nine rounds of last week's Major League Baseball draft. Florida also had four pitchers drafted, including ace Hudson Randall and the team's top three relievers: Larson, lefty Steven Rodriguez and closer Austin Maddox.
All that talent was evident when the Gators started the season 20-1.
Nonetheless, Florida endured ups and downs, injury and adversity, and a late-season hitting slump in which the Gators lost eight of 17 games down the stretch.
O'Sullivan expected to deal with those kinds of things. The biggest challenge was trying to keep players focused and hungry during it all.
"It is challenging," O'Sullivan said. "It's one thing to be the underdog and not have expectations, but it's another when there are expectations. It's just not the external people. You in turn start putting pressure on yourself and you feel the pressure of trying to get your team back to where they should be, supposedly.
"And then you get the draft as well. I mean, that's the other part of it, and it's right there at the end of the season. There's been a lot."
Now, though, the most meaningful games are here. And how the Gators respond could make everything that happened in the last year an afterthought forever.
"I think we're in a spot right now where everything's kind of behind us and we're just taking it one game at a time," Larson said.