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Skip to comments.Conservatives Celebrating Feminism
Posted on 06/17/2010 2:47:52 PM PDT by Christian Cage
The real problem with conservatism is exactly what its name implies: it seeks to conserve whatever happens to be the standard value system. In the Soviet Union in the 1980s, a Stalinist Bolshevik would have been a conservative. In North Korea, a hardline follower of Juche thought is a conservative.
In America today, an androphobic feminist who supports female supremacy can easily be a conservative.
I and readers who oppose the feminist status quo are considered wacky radicals who are not right-thinking Americans. We should properly be cheering every time a mans wife leaves him and takes his children. We should be clamoring for more severe extrajudicial police responses to men accused by their wives and girlfriends. The disappearance of the American male from college campuses should be cause for celebration, and the rising financial burdens on men even as they are pushed out of employment should give us a feeling of self-righteous satisfaction.
This is what has become of American conservatism.
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Feminism is irrelevant to the current surge in Republican women politicians.
Plain old capability and competence is responsible. None are feminist crones who wear no make up and dress in black and wear a thin string of pearls. They are all real, not synthetic cardboard wannabe's.
They only denigrate manhood when they are preparing to decimate the culture and wants a TRANSFORMATION—can't do it with emotional healthy, strong-minded, independent men.
The men are who make a country safe and protects it. The public schools are destroying boys who are competitive and smart and honorable by brainwashing them with moral relativism through teaching feminism and homosexual pride.
This would NEVER, EVER been allowed by parents prior to the sixties—to have their Western Christian values be trashed in the name of glorifying worse cultures, worse behavior and denigrating their nature and pretending that God was wrong when he created man and women.
Marxist want groups to hate each other for revolution. They want chaos and to do that they marginalize groups—esp. those that make the nation the strongest and united.
They destroy the men, the family, and the churches. They denigrate the heroes of that culture, humiliate and demean anyone who stands for the Founders principles which creates the best culture in the world.
The piece is a bit incoherent. He doesn't understand the difference between American conservatism and the term "conservative" as its used in other contexts.
American conservatives are by and large constitutionalists, and by and large classic liberals rooted in a judeochristian world view.
The "feminism" of someone like Palin or Bachmann doesn't pass muster with the feminists because it is again rooted in a Christian world view, and their politics are again constitutionalist. They are not feminists as the term is typically used. They don't see themselves as feminists in the ideological sense and the ideological feminists certainly don't claim them.
It doesn't just "happen" to be the standard. Those standards are the result of centuries worth of trial and error. The values retained are those that have proven themselves over the eons and have earned the right to be conserved.
Conservatism is a plan. Liberalism happens by chance.
Certainly the old Catharine MacKinnon/Andrea Dworkin/Susan Faludi brand of feminism was a female supremacist ideology, but when Sarah Palin calls herself a feminist she is not embracing sexist bigotry. Feminism has long had a positive "up with women" component and a negative "down with men" component. Conservative feminism is all about the former, liberal feminism is all about the latter.
Or, you could just say that the word "feminism" no longer has a clear definition.
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- The first season of Beyblade was animated by Madhouse, while the next two and the movie were done by Nihon Animedia in a style closer to the manga. The franchise would retain this style into Metal Fight Beyblade, where animation was handed off to Tatsunoko and SynergySP, along with the Nelvana-commissioned BeyWarriors series.
- Lupin III: With four series to date, and dozens of TV specials, it is inevitable that this work would become an example of this trope.
- Lupin III (Green Jacket) has thick lines, and a dark colour palette with high saturation.
- Lupin III (Red Jacket) used thinner lines, and rounder shapes. The colour palette was much lighter this time, with lower saturation, and character designs closer to the then-current manga series.
- Lupin III (Pink Jacket) was somewhere between the two in terms of saturation, using a mix of bright and medium colours. The shapes were often very curvy, especially in the first few episodes. The characters look even closer to the manga, before starting to get looser and cruder as the show goes on. Except for one movie, the animation style used here is never repeated.
- For most of the 90s, the Lupin III Yearly Specials would have different character designs depending on who directed. At The Turn Of The Millenium, the style settled down into something closer to the "Red Jacket" series, with updated colour palettes and techniques, every year.
- The release of Lupin III: The Woman Called Fujiko Mine brought the franchise to a new style, one inspired by not only the original manga series, but gothic art, with darker colors, multiple Art Shifts, and a tendency for more lines, as well. The art style returned in Gravestone of Daisuke Jigen and The Bloodspray of Goemon Ishikawa, but without the gothic influence, and a "smoother" look overall.
- Lupin III The Italian Adventure has character designs inspired by the "Green Jacket" series, but with a brighter palette, thinner lines, and a more modern aesthetic overall.
- Sailor Moon Crystal sees a shift from its 1992 predecessor not only due to improvements in technology allowing better animation than 1992, but as a result of deliberate effort to more closely resemble the manga. All the characters look taller and thinner than their 1990s anime versions.
- Megazone 23 Part II replaced the previous film's character designer Toshiki Hirano with Yasuomi Umetsu, who redesigned all the returning characters with more realistic appearances.
- The first season of the anime adaptation of My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU was originally animated by the studio Brain's Base, whose animations were, while not bad, were mediocre at best. Come second season, the reins of adapting the rest of the light novel were given to Studio Feel, whose designs for the characters were closer to the original light novel's artwork. There was a huge improvement in the animations too.
- Iron Man: Rise of Technovore was followed up by Avengers Confidential: Black Widow & Punisher, yet many of the male characters have more lines on their faces. One of the special features even points out the Punisher, wanting a more comic-accurate version for the latter film, hence the burly design with mostly slicked-back hair compared to the thinner design with messy hair in Technovore.
Film - Animated
- The traditionally animated Hungarian film Vuk the Little Fox got a 3D CGI sequel called The Fox's Tale several decades later. The poor animation was one of the many reasons the sequel was universally disliked.
- Similarly, The Swan Princess got several sequels starting with The Swan Princess Christmas, 14 years after the traditionally animated original trilogy in rather low-quality CGI animation.
- Superman/Batman: Public Enemies tried to emulate the art syle of Ed McGuinness, who drew the comic version of PE. Its sequel, Superman/Batman: Apocalypse, has an art style trying to emulate the late Michael Turner, who drew "The Supergirl from Krypton".
Video Games
- BIT.TRIP. Compared to the 8-Bit Retraux of the first 6 games, the spinoff BIT.TRIP Runner 2 features a contemporary CGI cartoon graphical style.
- The Dragon Age series had a major art overhaul between Dragon Age: Origins—which was pretty standard fare Medieval Fantasy style—to Dragon Age II—whose visuals are highly stylized, particularly in regards to the depiction of elves and the Qunari. The series backpedaled on the stylization a bit with Dragon Age: Inquisition, which tries to find the middle ground between the first two games' styles—this overhaul was also partly a consequence of moving to a different Game Engine.
- Jumper Three features stylized retraux graphics in contrast to MS Paintish graphics of previous installments or 16-bit style of Jumper Redux.
- Kirby:
- This trope occurs between Kirby Super Star and Kirby's Dream Land 3, where the artstyle changes from one that resembles more or less an updated version of the older games' artstyle for the former to a crayon-like look for the latter.
- Then came Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards, where the game's now in full 3Dnote Then came the remake of Kirby's Adventure, where the artstyle is yet again, changed, not only giving Kirby his modern design outside of both his 3D portrayals and his portrayal in the Anime, but also giving the game a modernized artstyle that involves, amongst other things, smoother animations and bigger minibosses.
- This then became averted with Kirby & the Amazing Mirror, which uses the same artstyle as with the Kirby's Adventure remake.
- Then came Kirby: Canvas Curse, which went with a paint-like artstyle due to the fact that a paint sorcerer being is trying to turn Dreamland into a world of paint. The next game in the series, Kirby: Squeak Squad, then reverted back to the artstyle of the Gameboy Advance games.
- After that, the remake of Kirby Super Star came, which changed to an artstyle that can be described as a combination of both the artstyle of the Gameboy Advance games and that of the original Kirby Super Star.
- Thennote came Kirby's Return to Dream Land, which has a different 3D artstyle to that of Kirby 64: The Crystal Shardsnote .
- Averted in Kirby's Dream Collection's challenge stages and the subsequent traditional platformers which use the same 3D style and models as Kirby's Return to Dream Land.
- Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, being a sequel to Canvas Curse, also features a art shift that's different from standard Kirby games. Unlike the paint-like artstyle of Canvas Curse, however, Rainbow Curse features graphics that emulate claymation.
- The upcoming Nintendo Switch title uses the same 3D models as the other modern games albeit photo-realistic.
- The Legend of Zelda series frequently changes its artstyles in between sequels. Usually switching from realistic anime style to a chibi anime style and back again depending on what sort of mood and the age Link is in the game.
- From Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask and their realistically proportioned (for a N64-era game), angular anime-style graphics, to the Cel Shaded design of Wind Waker.
- Twilight Princess used a grungier version of the Ocarina of Time style.
- Skyward Sword has a semi-Impressionistic look that's basically accross between the Wind Waker and Twilight Princess art styles, featuring the cel-shading and bright colors of the former with the realistic proportions of the latter.
- A Link Between Worlds has an artstyle that resembles A Link To The Past updated to 3D, while Tri Force Heroes, Link himself looks more like the Wind Waker incarnation.
- The switch between Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time saw a minor increase in sprite size to take advantage of the NDS's bigger screens. Other than that, it's mostly the same artstyle. While Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story averts this by having the same artstyle compared to Partners in Time, Mario & Luigi: Dream Team does not, being the sub series' Video Game 3D Leap with 2½D elements.note
- Metal Gear Ac!d had a graphical style closely in keeping with that of its parent franchise, whereas Metal Gear Ac!d 2 had stylized, cel-shaded graphics.
- Puyo Puyo. Starting with Puyo Puyo Fever, the art style of the series drastically changed, replacing the old Super-Deformed style with a more modern Animesque style.
- Sonic the Hedgehog:
- The franchise made a permanent shift from the original Felix the Cat-inspired designs by Naoto Oshima using during the Sega Genesis/Sega Saturn era to the noodly/graffiti-art inspired redesigns by Yuji Uekewa with the release of Sonic Adventure. These designs were also used for Sonic the Hedgehog 4, which is billed as a direct sequel to the Genesis games which use the aforementioned Oshima artstyle.
- The series has gone through several art shifts across its life: Both Sonic Adventure games use a more realistic world than the Genesis/Mega Drive games, the style of which Sonic Heroes returns to, only for Shadow the Hedgehog to go back to the Adventure-style setting while making it Darker and Edgier. Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) went for a photorealistic drection with a redesigned cast (most notably Eggman), which Sonic Unleashed scrapped for a more Pixar-esque look. This remained until Sonic Lost World tried to go for a Genesis-styled approach to the setting yet again.
- A minor one between Rayman Origins and Rayman Legends: in the former, the characters had a more cartoony style with flat colors and clearly visible outlines, but in the latter the characters have a artstyle reminiscent of a oil painting.
- Out of all Blizzard Entertainment's strategy games, only the first◊ two◊ WarCraft games look like each other, with Warcraft III having made the jump to 3D◊. Interestingly, StarCraft originally looked◊ a lot more like Warcraft II. This changed after the dev team saw a much better made game using Isometric Projection, giving it this look◊ (and twelve years later, Starcraft II◊).
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FTE Athlete Marcelo Moreira Takes 5th Overall at Ironman 70.3 Palmas, Brazil
Marcelo Moreira talks to head coach Scott Berlinger and says, "Best race of my life! Couldn't have put more effort to achieve what I achieved yesterday! And wearing my FTE uniform! It was hot as hell here, and that Castelli fabric is awesome for hot races!"
Team Win at South Beach Triathlon 2017
This year on April 2nd, 2017 Full Throttle endurance traveled to South Beach to once again take the Team Title at the race for a 10th time in a row. It started with bike unload while scrounging for pedal wrenches, a morning swim in the ocean that made us question our swim attire and goggle shade, and bike rides along the thruway to warm up the legs and remind ourselves that the big day was here. It was a hot, humid day. With the water conditions up in the air and a team not sure of how to prepare for the heat, we conquered the course and congratulated many athletes who stood on the podium for their age groups and overall.
Coach Scott Berlinger and his son Shane hold the team title with the many athletes who traveled and competed in the South Bach Triathlon
The coaching staff could not be any prouder of all your accomplishments. It's a pleasure to know you all and you all make the training and hard work fun, exciting, and enticing. We are happy to congratulate many of our athletes who placed in the top 3 in their age groups:
Classic Distance:
Men's Overall: Athlete Tim Henriot second overall
Men's Age Group 25-29: Dixon Mcdonald 1st place
Men's Age Group 30-35: Mike Foncannon 3rd place
Men's Age Group 35-40 Benjamin Green 1st place
Men's Age Group 45-549 Piers Constable 1st place
Men's Age Group 50-54 William Kelly 1st place
Men's Age Group 55-59 John Profaci 1st place
Men's Age Group 65-69 Juerg Bandle 3rd place
Female Overall Aubrey Dreker 2nd place
Female Age Group 25-29 Lawler Watkins 3rd
Female Age Group 35-39 Jeanette Lee 1st place
Female Age Group 45-49 Karen Phillips 1st place
Female Age Group 50-54 Stacy Creamer
Female Age Group 60-64 Stasi Lubansky 1st place
International Distance
Male Age Group 20-24 Matthew Connelly 1st Place
Male Age Group 25-29 Conor Bollinger 2nd place
Male Age Group 50-54 Ray Camano 3rd place
Female Age Group 30-34 Olivia Malloy
Female Age Group 60-64 Candy Argondizza 2nd place
FTE Athlete Stacey Creamer nominated by NYRR as Runner of the Year
Stacy Creamer competed in her first triathlon in 1994 but didn't get serious about multisport until about five years ago. She started riding with Full Throttle in 2009 and committed to the full program in January, 2010.
Stacy is a two-time ITU World Duathlon Championships bronze medalist (2009 and 2010) in the F50-54 division. In 2008, she was the USAT Duathlon National Champion in the F45-49 division and finished sixth in that age group at the ITU World Duathlon Championships in Rimini, Italy. In 2009, she took the bronze in the F50-54 division at the USAT National Duathlon Championships and in 2010 she took the silver. In 2011, she finished tenth in the F50-54 division at the ITU World Triathlon Championships in Beijing.
Stacy is a two-time overall winner of the Central Park Triathlon and a frequent age-group winner at Olympic-distance triathlons. In 2010, at age 50, she was the top overall age group finisher at the Nautica New York City Triathlon.
A 1981 graduate of Yale, Stacy is the publisher of Touchstone, a division of Simon & Schuster. Her authors include Lance Armstrong, John McEnroe, Kara Goucher, Dara Torres, Amanda Beard, mountain climber Ed Viesturs, cyclist David Millar, pop star Rick Springfield, former Guns n' Roses bass player Duff McKagan, Marky Ramone of The Ramones, and Billy Idol. Other books she's edited include New York Times bestsellers by Lauren Weisberger (The Devil Wears Prada), Elizabeth Edwards (Saving Graces and Resilience), and Douglas Blackmon (Slavery by Another Name). Slavery by Another Name was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for general nonfiction in 2009. Stacy lives in Manhattan with Stuart Calderwood and their son Kieran.
FTE Athlete Matthew Connelly finishes Manhattan Ultra Marathon
Full Throttle Endurance Member Matthew Connelly completed his 32 miles around New York City in 3rd place on November 19th, 2016. The race, taking place once a year, "The Madhattan" is the only ultra marathon on the island of Manhattan. It's a select group of 30 or so brave souls who make the trek once a year in November. He completed his first ultra-marathon with a time of 4:36, averaging 8:38 per mile.
This is Matt's first year on the team, he has a strong background swimming and rowing at the collegiate level. He is consistently a force to be reckoned with in the pool during practice. He also performing well at Toughman Half 70.3 Championship at Bear Mountain, placing 14th overall and 1st in his AG 20-25.
The Indoor Time Trial Series
2017 Race Schedule Posted
The 2017 race season is here! Please visit the 2017 FTE Calendar and navigate to the dates and links to register to each event.
2017 Full Throttle Endurance Race Schedule:
South Beach Triathlon; Sunday, April 2nd
Italy Cycling; May 5th-9th
Mighty Montauk; Saturday, June 10th
Pat Griskus Triathlon; Saturday, June 17th
Stamford Triathlon; June TBD
Hopkins Vineyard Triathlon CT; Saturday, July 15th
NYC Triathlon; Sunday, July 16th
USA Nationals; Omaha Nebraska; Saturday and Sunday, August 12-13th
Mighty Hamptons; Sunday, September 10th
Mightyman Montauk Triathlon; Sunday, October 1st
August Racing Recap
It's been a very exciting month of racing! Here is a quick recap of some of the bigger races we've participated in recently.
USAT Age Group National Championships: Omaha, Nebraska
Many Full Throttle athletes represented at our team this year in Omaha at the 2016 USA Triathlon Age Group National Championships. With temperatures reaching a humid 90 degrees by the time many athletes started the run segment of their race, the conditions were very trying to say the least.
Despite the heat and a non-wetsuit swim, we managed to throw down some still very impressive times! Kim Jerome came in at a time of 3:03:59, and Dixon MacDonald finished in 2:25:25. Sam Martini had a similar time, pushing through the heat and pain to come in at 2:25:52. Alex Goldhammer came through the chute with a strong time of 2:37:50 Stacy Creamer had her best performance at Nationals to date, coming in at 2:39:08 to take 6th place in her age group and claim her spot for Worlds!
And and last but certainly not least, our hats go off to Adrian Mackay, who took 2nd place in his age group in the Olympic, and 1st in his age group in the sprint, with times of 2:09:09 and 1:06:17 respectively! Chapeau, good sir!
Congratulations to everyone who raced in Omaha, you made your team proud! Check out this highlight reel (especially around 1:49!)
Ironman 70.3 Timberman: Gilford, NH
We had several athletes compete at Ironman Timberman on August 21st in the Lake Winnipesaukee region in New Hampshire. While she couldn't run due to an injury, Emily Walgenbach still managed an impressive swim and bike. Steve Borne had a time of 7:04, and Jonathan Byrne came in with a time of 5:22.
James Strol raced the Sprint on Saturday and came home with a new PR of 1:20:51, which got him 4th place in his age group. Great job, James!
Ironman Mont Tremblant: Mont Tremblant, Québec, Canada
Meanwhile, North of the border in Québec, we had several athletes put down some strong times at Ironman Mont Tremblant. Conditions on the swim were choppy to say the least, and soon into the bike the rain started, and did not let up for most of the day.
David Doherty had an amazing day, finishing at 9:55 despite the wind, rain, and hills. Scott McGrath and Wyeth Hunnable both completed their first full Ironman distance races; coming in with times of 11:11, 11:43 respectively. Way to go, fellas!
Congratulations to everyone who raced! Stay tuned for announcements about our upcoming indoor charity triathlon. We'd like to also wish everyone a happy and safe Labor Day Weekend! Ride safely!
While it wasn't quite as hot and humid as last year, conditions at last weekend's Panasonic New York City Triathlon were still tough, so much so that the run course was shortened by several kilometers as a precaution. As tough as things were though, Full Throttle still prevailed, taking the most points overall to bring home the Team Champion trophy one more time.
We had multiple podium finishing athletes to thank for this. On the women's side, Stacy Creamer took 1st place in her age group, Ida Jarner took 2nd in her group, Aubrey Dreker took 3rd in her group. On the men's side, Sam Martini took 3rd place in his age group, Cesar Villalba and Marcelo Pinto took 3rd and 1st respectively in their group, and Dixon MacDonald took 3rd in his.
It was an excellent day of racing. Congrats to everyone!
This past weekend, coach Andrew Kalley led a group of athletes to Lake Placid, New York, for several hard days of training ahead of Ironman Lake Placid. They rode over 150 miles on the race course, ran twenty miles, and swam over 6,000 yards, and even managed to get in a bit of rest and relaxation!
It's almost that time again! Time to plunge into the Hudson for the 20th annual LifeTime Fitness New York City Triathlon! Full Throttle is looking to add one more Team Champion title again this year, with over 65 of our athletes competing. Good luck to all who are racing this amazing event. See you in the Hudson!


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So I extract the files and try to run the server and it says I'm missing "libmysql.dll" I installed Visual Studies 2013 for Desktop but it still doesn't work. Any suggestions?
Yes, I put the libmysql.dll file in C:\Windows\System32 and where the Luni Server.exe is located. Now it says that it wasn't designed to run on windows. (I have windows 10 if that may be the issue)
It could be an issue. Are you using server 0.6.3?
The dll should just go in the same directory as the .exe really.
Why are you putting the .DLL in System32….?
Because System32 is always in the
I've never put it there I always thought you put it in the same folder with the exe?
That does the same, both make it possible for the exe to access it.
Ah okay, never knew that.
@Timtech Yes, I am using server 0.6.3
I'm using Windows 10 aswell, and i have the same problem, my (Who does alot of computery stuff.) Reckons it has something to do with 32 and 64 bit stuff. It didn't work running it in compatibility mode with Windows XP though.
Windows 10 shouldn't be an issue.
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Had 10 different jobs between us.
Stayed in really bad motels, slightly better hotels, and really nice hotels on various occasions.
Been through: Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Iowa, Texas, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, California, New York, Pennsylvania, and Ontario. Some we've only seen from our car, but many we've stopped and stayed in for a night or two. There have been some weird and wonderful tourist traps, too.
Had amazing ups and devastating downs.
But most of our sixteen years have been spent just doing every day things. Laughing, fighting, loving, dreaming, listing, fixing, breaking, hoping, working. Somehow, those every day things become a little more important over time. Choosing to love each other despite our many faults, choosing to move forward despite the trouble we've left behind, choosing to be all in - it can be really hard.
But the good news: it's so worth it.
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A disappointing day. :-(
In the early days of having MS I found people to be kind, caring, and on the whole understanding. If I had any complaint it would be that some people appeared to pity me? I could live with that. The … Continue reading
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The little thing called Epilepsy.
I thought that the shock and fear I felt when diagnosed with Epilepsy would be as bad as it gets, it isn't! Since the seizure I had 3 weeks or so ago I appear to be frozen with a kind … Continue reading
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Happy days. :-)
Due to a legal issue my father in law's guardianship hearing has been delayed for a month, although it is annoying it has given Julia the chance to come home for a few weeks. 🙂 Because of the late decision … Continue reading
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life on wheels, the wheels have come off!
I had a nice little jaunt to the supermarket yesterday on my buggy, just as I arrived home I heard a terrible noise from my back axle and then ground to a halt! I dismantled the axle and found the … Continue reading
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annus horribilis
I shall be taking a short break from blogging to recover from the latest instalment of the horrible year. Yesterday Mack died! It was unexpected and has totally knocked the stuffing out of me. This follows on from the dreadful … Continue reading
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MS fatigue continues.
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MS, Epilepsy and spring.
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Epilepsy and the future.
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MS nurse
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Vance C. Miller, a local real estate mogul and prominent political donor, died early Saturday morning after a heart attack.
Miller, 79, was chairman and chief executive of Henry S. Miller Co., the real estate business his grandfather launched in 1914.
Miller and his father, Henry S. Miller Jr., expanded the business from a small one-man real estate company to one of the largest commercial and residential real estate businesses in the nation.
"Both of them had separate strengths. Vance was very entrepreneurial," said Sam Kartalis, president and chief operating officer of Henry S. Miller Realty Services. "They grew the company extremely well and made it very profitable."
Though Miller joined his father in business, they were notably different.
"Vance was very aggressive, and Henry was very laid back," Kartalis said. "The combination of Henry and Vance was fantastic."
Kartalis said Miller's death came as a shock. The two had lunch together just the day before.
"He was tough as nails. He was the kind of guy that would never miss a day of work," Kartalis said.
Former colleagues said Miller was notable for his work ethic and focus on mentoring employees.
Virginia Cook ran the residential business for the Millers until she founded Virginia Cook Realtors in 1999.
"He was the most enthusiastic guy in the business. He was always up no matter what," said Cook.
Miller was born in Dallas in 1933. He attended Southern Methodist University, where he graduated with a bachelor's degree in business administration in 1954.
While in college, he met his wife. He and Geraldine Erwin married in 1956. They had four children.
Miller served in the Air Force during the Korean War before joining the family business in 1959. By 1970, he was president of the company.
Henry S. Miller Jr. sold the company in 1983 to Grubb & Ellis, where he and his son served on the board. They relaunched Henry S. Miller Co. in 1994.
"He and I worked together for 40 years. He was instrumental in growing the company when Henry [his father] made him president and CEO," Kartalis said. "He maintained a somewhat low profile, but he was instrumental and very powerful in the commercial real estate industry."
Miller encouraged many of his employees to start their own businesses, and they continued to learn from him even after leaving the company.
"He was a tremendous negotiator," Cook said. "I have been at this a long time, and I have never worked for anyone who was a better negotiator and could figure out the angle to get the job done."
Miller was passionate about his civic duties and donated to a variety of local charities and organizations. He also donated generously to political causes. Since 2000, he gave about $484,000 to Texas political action committees and Republican candidates, including Gov. Rick Perry. He gave more than $200,000 to federal PACs and GOP candidates, including former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.
"He thought it was our obligation as citizens to be active in politics," said his son, Vaughn Miller.
Vance Miller and his wife, known as "Tincy," have been well-known donors to the arts, including the Dallas Symphony Orchestra.
In addition to his wife and son, Miller is survived by another son, Greg Miller; a daughter, Cynthia Vance-Abrams; and eight grandchildren.
Service arrangements are pending with Sparkman/Hillcrest Funeral Home in Dallas.


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Cape Cross
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Before making our way to Cape Cross and teh seals we spent one night at a half way spot called Spitzcoft (wrong spelling) it was an amazing an beutiful place, a national park with no animals set on the very edge of the dessert. There are hugh rock like mountains/hills, where supposedly leopards hid in the caves (although there was still no sign of the elusive animal). The truck was parked under an over hanging rock and as were got there with plenty of time, i practiced my guitar playing skills, some of the lads read book and Aaron went hiking up a sheer rock face. Just before sunset the whole group walked to the top of a near by large (although not too large) rock and watched the sunset with a few beers and so good conversation!! We have no photo's of this sunset and, dare i say it, it made the expierence even better. As we sat and relaxed and enjoyed the moment instead of trying to capture it (along with the other 200 photo's of sunsets we have).
That night we sat round the campfire, eating the ton of meat Nick and Aaron had cooked for us again and have a few to drink. Aaron, Nick, steve and I were the last ones left up chatting rubbish about childhoods and remembering stories from home. All in all a good night.
I got up early in the morning and watched the sun rise from a slightly smaller rock which i climbed all on my own. The peacefulness was amazing and if i sat still enough the birds came so close to me. There was one scary point when i thought I heard a snake in the growth around my rock, but he didn't show himself so all was well. Aaron joined me after a while and we watched the sky turn the most amazing shade of blue and the sun hit the sides of the rock and warm up the desert. It went from being very cold to so warm in half and hour. Another morning of putting down tents and we were off. After having to push start the truck thanks to our 2 in the morning conversation with the lights on!!!!
From there we drove all the way throught the desert and hit the west coast of africa (we had been from coast to coast in 4/5 weeks!!!). And made our way towards the seals and (as we soon found out) the worst smell ever to have hit my nostrils for a prolonged period of time. There were over 50,000 seals on the one beach and they reanged from 4 months old (just starting to go out and swim) to the big old ones who climb over the others to get to where they want to go. We saw the littles ones feeding, some fights and them curling up together, the way that they play in and out of the waves in indescribable, you see these huge waves (as the water was very rough that day) and these tiny creatures leaping over them and through them, it is truely like "poetry in motion" they have so much strength. I couldn't help but draw a lot of likenesses between them and dogs, there is something in their movements, mannerisums and the face that made me see why people refer to them as the dogs of the sea. Despite my best efforts aaron would not let me bring one home, so he is the reason Hades doesn't have a little brother or sister!!!!
There was also a big monument there (a cross hence the name) where the first portugese sailor had landed and claimed the land in the name of their king! Very Interesting!!!
From there we set off for the promised land - Swakamound - where there would be no tents, no cooking and a proper toilet garenteed!!!! (You cannot imagin our excitement)


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Renée Fleming has hit some important pop-culture markers in the past few months. In September, she went on David Letterman's show to sing the Top Ten list. Now, she's going to sing the national anthem at the Super Bowl. Musical attention at the Super Bowl usually focuses on the halftime show, but since this kind of attention is so rare in classical music these days, and since Fleming is the first opera singer ever to be accorded this, well, honor, the announcement has caused quite a stir....http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/music/opera-singer-renee-fleming-chosen-to-sing-anthem-at-super-bowl/2014/01/22/e927bea4-83a0-11e3-bbe5-6a2a3141e3a9_story.html


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The Ankara print dress has always been a favorite amongst our celebrities and its good to see them looking fabulous in well designed print outfits.
Popular media personality, Toke Makinwa and Iyanya's girlfriend, Freda Francis have both rocked the same Ankara
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Be happy and make people happy !
I'm kind of a person who loves enjoying the life by trying to do many things at the same time like working, travelling, discovering and learning. I always try to occupy myself with an activity and to live every minute fully.
One particular thing about me is that I love challenge. In everything I got involved, I have never given up but done my best to reach my aims.
I believe that nothing is impossible in life, if you really want it and do your best to get it. No matter how difficult the things are, there is always a way and life is all about finding it.
I'm also over-active and energetic person. I love doing sports and being in nature. I love all kind of outdoor activities specially road cycling and hiking.
I love contrariness, differences and changes. I like the fear of unknown.
I have an aim of helping all people who are in need and make a positive change in their lives.
Reach for the moon and even if you fail you will still be among the stars.
Be flexible without being weak, be strong without being violent.
There are no shortcuts to any place worth going.
Either be as you seem or seem as you are.
Why I'm on Couchsurfing
I love helping people with my best and sharing what I have with others, combining these with my passion to travel and discover made my participation to CS indispensable.
CS gave me the opportunity of getting to know many amazing people and going through life time experience. I surfed quite a lot recent years both alone and with my family. In addition to that, I hosted and met many CSers in Istanbul.
I hope that my future experiences will be at least as awesome as the previous ones.
My passions are : Sports/Travelling/Family&friends
I played basketball for 8 years in different clubs and participated national competitions. I regularly do sports everyday mostly road cycling (I'm kinda crazy about bicycles ;), swimming and walking.
I really enjoy being in nature, visiting castles, natural parcs and forests.
Whenever I am in town, I enjoy a drink with friends, go to movies, relaxing in the pool or go for bike ride.
I also like to search for cheap flights/ travel means with different combination of places etc. :)
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I love a bit of every kind of music except rap and black metal. I love the sounds that go well with my feelings and mood but i give out some names : Led zeppelin, deep purple would definately be on the list ;)
I love all kind of movies except horror. I prefer comedies and romance overall.
My favorite series are "How I met your mother, Game of Thrones, How to get away with murder, Sense8 ''
I recently started reading french authors like Marc Levy and Guillaume Musso and quite enjoy it. I also read magazines about travelling, actuality, science and bicycles.
One Amazing Thing I've Done
Well, I actually saw and experienced many amazing things while travelling and I also believe having a special power that pulls all the weird and funny things to me :) My way of doing things is always stressful and has a lot of narrow escapes. Still, I enjoy it a lot !
One of the crazy thing I did was seeing everywhere possible in NYC by walking throughout from Upper West 110 st (right at the end of central park) to the very South of NY in just one day which took me 14 hours of non-stop walking :)
Scuba diving & snorkeling at Great Bareer Reef.
Getting lost in Daintree rainforest and finding some amazing spots at the far north Queensland.
Cycling in London traffic during rush hours.
Doing Trolltunga hike with my dad.
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I'm kinda a quick learner so I'm willing to learn as much stuff as possible. Mostly cooking traditional foods, differences /similarities between different cultures and useful stuff to survive.
I am also into bicycle mechanics, so any help appreciated :)
This being said, I'm always curious about life and the thins i do not know. It just makes me happy to learn and expand my knowledge.
I can teach some basketball moves, mathematics, Turkish and how to survive in Istanbul :)
What I Can Share with Hosts
I can basically share everything I could ( my food, my bikes, my knowledge, my family house in Istanbul etc.)
I can show you around in Istanbul and Paris, depends on where I am at that moment.
Countries I've Visited
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A woman who admitted having a bottle-a-day vodka habit slapped a child in Lytham, a court was told.
Ann Chadwick slapped the nine-year-old boy on the back three times as he played with one of his friends.
Chadwick, 48, formerly of Agnew Street, Lytham, now living at Warton Street, Lytham, denied assault, but was found guilty of the offence after a trial.
She was sentenced to 12 months supervision and ordered to pay £200 costs with £60 victims' surcharge by Blackpool magistrates.
Martine Connah, prosecuting, said Chadwick slapped the boy three times on the back on August 15 last year. He was distressed and upset, but not injured, the court was told.
He said Chadwick had had a ring on and it hurt a bit.
David Campbell, defending, told magistrates that his client, who had no previous convictions, said she put her hand out to guide the boy.
Chadwick had lived in America and had a good lifestyle out there.
She had run her own business, but things became too much and she now had a dependency on alcohol.
The pre-sentence report on her stated Chadwick was drinking at least a bottle of vodka a day in order to cope.


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Villa Zivana with pool, our villa on the Split Riviera, is located in the centre of Dugi Rat, in a quiet residential area.
Villa Zivana is not far from restaurants, coffee bars and shops, and its situation in a street by a hill guarantees you peace and quiet. There is a Blue Flag beach about 645 metres from the villa.
Villa Zivana was thoroughly renovated and equipped in 2006. This villa on the Split Riviera is dedicated to unforgettable friendship and is full of details, pictures and memories of that friendship. It consists of a kitchen, two double rooms, a sitting room and bathroom, with a garden, garden terrace, barbecue and garden furniture.
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TRACI L. TEMPANY Real Estate Listing Profile
Currently listing real estate in: City Centre / Midtown Toronto, New Tecumseth
Real Estate areas listed in the past: Bloor West, Bradford West Gwillimbury, City Centre / Midtown Toronto, Douro Dummer, Erin Mills and Mississauga West, Galway Cavendish And Harvey, Havelock Belmont Methuen, Innisfil Area, North York, Scarborough, Smith Ennismore Lakefield, The Beaches, Whitchurch Stouffville
Last Activity Date: Nov 21, 2017
Traci Tempany believes in giving to receive and has followed that directive for more than 13 years in an effort to be the most knowledgeable and accessible realtor she can be for her clients.
Growing up in the world of real estate, her mom a realtor in Peterborough for more than 30 years and her uncles developers, Traci specialized in downtown Toronto but is happy to have moved her business home. Peterborough and the Kawartha Lakes market has become Traci's focus and forte.
Honest and open, Traci is a competent, driven professional who is dedicated to putting her knowledge and experience to work for you so that your buying and selling decisions will always be based in expert data and transparent, reliable advice.
Traci knows real estate inside and out. She can make the difference. She does it all the time.
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CS5118TD is an Ethernet enabled omni-directional (360 degrees) member of the CSL RTLS RFID reader/anchor family optimized for installation in the middle of a cell. This family consists of Real Time Location reader that can provide up to +/- 1 meter location resolution. CS5118TD is the omni-directional"Master" anchor whereas it manages the tag population in the cell.
- +/- 1 meter location resolution in outdoor environment
- Long read range (up to 200m or above)
- 360 degree viewing angle - best for placing in the middle of a RTLS cell
- Ethernet connectivity with Power Over Ethernet (POE)
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Optics Engineer
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Job Summary
Be a part of the Display and Touch Calibration and Instrumentation group to develop customized solutions for calibrating, characterizing, and testing. You will be responsible for developing optical system solutions that is flexible and mass-production friendly to calibrate fully-assembled devices. Be one of the first people in the world to witness new Apple products being assembled for the first time.
Key Qualifications
?? 3+ years of professional experiences in optics or imaging.
?? Excellent written and oral communication skills; clear communication with cross-functional teams.
?? Knowledgeable in one of more of the following areas: Camera, Display, Optics, Color Science, Image Processing
?? Very familiar with image sensors and optical instruments, as well as their selections for a particular application.
?? Professional experience working with imaging system and measurement system is highly desirable.
?? Experiences large quantity data statistics and analysis with tools such as JMP, Origin etc.
?? Great attitude towards stepping into uncharted technology space and work hard to deliver solutions in a timely fashion.
?? Software programming skills in MATLAB, Objective-C, C, Python is a plus.
?? The willingness and ability to travel to Asia is required.
The Display and Touch Calibration and Instrumentation group is currently seeking an individual with very strong optics background to develop new calibration systems. The individual should be very familiar with sensor and their selections such as CCD and CMOS sensor, camera and lenses, and have prior experience working with optical benches to perform optical system mock-up. Starting from the first prototyping phase towards the final engineering validation phase of the product, work with industry talents and cross-functional counterparts to specify calibration and measurement methodology according to specific product characteristics, quality and performance requirements.
The individual will specify and acquire measurement components/tools such as high-speed cameras, colorimeter, spectrometer, integrating sphere etc. Furthermore, the individual will also optimize the entire customized HW fixture, working with SW solution as well, to deliver mass-production friendly calibration and inspection station. It is expected that the individual will work with other members of the team to qualify, debug, and well as deploy solutions during engineering phase of a program and hand-off the solution to other teams for mass replications.
The ideal candidate should have background in one or more of the following areas: imaging and non-image optics, display and touch technology and layer stack-up, color science, physics and psychophysics background. Display Optical Calibration System Designer Page 1 of 2 Hands-on skills such as data analysis with JMP is also very beneficial to be successful in this role. Relevant background knowledge and excellent technical communication skills will help further in the delivery of a perfect solution.


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This single story ranch offers modern construction, acreage,complete privacy, and close proximity to I-89. This house has a master bedroom, with walk-in closet and a 9x9 master bath with jet tub and a shower. Step down stairs to a family room and an exercise room with an additional 810 sf utility/storage room. A large kitchen with tile flooring, pantry, island, and an attached breakfast nook will give the chef plenty of elbow room. Head into the formal dining room with attached living room with gas fireplace for the winter months or step out to the back deck in the summer and enjoy the pool. This is the last house on a dead end street and the owned 6 acres borders hundreds of acres of woods. Wildlife of all types will be seen in your back yard. Like to bike or walk? The property is just a couple hundred yards away from the Champlain Valley Rail Trail that can be used for walking, bike riding, snowmobiling, cross country skiing. Only 7 minutes to exit 19 I-89 and 35 min to Burlington.
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Day 18 - Going trekking
Chiang Mai Travel Blog› entry 19 of 69 › view all entries
We woke up this morning bright and early for the trekking. We got all our stuff packed, grabbed breakfast, put our big backpacks away in the locker room and waited patiently for the arrival of Mr Sam. He pulled up on a taxi pickup and had 7 other people there. Jamie, Daniel and Tom were from the
Our first real stop on the trek was at the elephant camp to go elephant riding.
After we said thanks to our elephant we got back on the truck/taxi and off we headed to the start of the trekking path. The journey here was interesting as there wasn't really enough space for everyone in the back of the pickup, we had 4 people on the roof and 3 standing on the back of it .
The pickup pulled up at the side of the road ... we thought to check something but it turned out to be the start of our trekking path ... so we all put on our packs and off we headed. Mr Sam in front, Mr Tom Tom in the middle and Eddie at the back. We were well marshaled lol!!
The walking wasn't too tough really ... the inclines were reasonably gradual and the pathway was quite wide. We spotted loads of spider webs and termite mounds but the strangest thing I thought was the absence of any animal sounds, no birds or lizards or any animals .
After about 2 hours of trekking we arrived at the camp or home stay. It was very very basic but really cool! The room we were staying in was like a shed - holes in the walls ... entire wall panels missing, and a bamboo floor with 14 blankets laid out on it. It was then that I realised why people had told us to take really warm clothes with us because it got cold at night! There was a lovely river and waterfall beside the home stay so we decided to go have a quick dip to freshen up a bit. Phil the kiwi even decided to take a slide down the waterfall ... he survived but i'm sure it wasn't advisable.
After our swim it was dinner time.
Then the Thai music broke out ... and the host family had taken over from us at the singing ... Of course we all joined in with the words or no words sometimes too and we even tried to loosen out the muscles by dancing along.
About 10 o clock we were all knackered tired and quite drunk so off we headed to bed!


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Rooms, services Garni Bergspatz Rottach-Egern is offering 24 nicely furnished rooms to stay in to those seeking accommodation in Rottach-Egern. In the safe you can secure your valuables. An exact and detailed list of equipment in the rooms and of the services provided by garni Bergspatz Rottach-Egern you will find on the information sheet below, including any applicable additional fees.
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