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Critics scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
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Metascore®Mixed or average reviewsbased on a weighted average of allcritic review scores.
This is a movie drowning in flamboyant design elements and in need of a stiff shot of enchantment.
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A dull and unbewitching movie.
Mirror Mirror is a sumptuous fantasy for the eyes and a pinball game for the mind, as story elements collide and roll around bumping into each other.
Singh brings cheeky humor, an eccentric sensibility and an enchanting look to his re-imagined tale.
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OK for kids 8+
Visually appealing fairy tale lacks oomph but fine for kids.
What Parents Need to Know
Parents need to know that Mirror Mirror is a kid-friendly take on the Snow White fairy tale. Expect a few (bloodless) sword fights and some suggestive jokes that may go over kids' head (including references to a "May-December" romance and a quick reference to being "taken advantage of"). There's also a chaste kiss, a few longing looks, and a couple of dog-like licks on the queen's face while the prince is under a spell. In addition to the sword fights, the Mirror casts some malicious spells, and there are two killer, giant marionettes that try to destroy Snow White and the dwarfs. Unlike Disney's Snow White, Lily Collins' princess ends up learning how to stand up for herself and fights the queen's (Julia Roberts) evil beast alongside the prince.
Educational value: This isn't an educational film, but there are some lessons in the importance of self confidence, tolerance, and generosity. The queen also teaches kids the dangers of greed and vanity.
Messages: Prominent messages about the importance of selflessness, kindness, and not basing your assessment of someone on their looks or height or wealth. The evil queen (who's clearly a villainess) is portrayed as power-hungry, uncaring, narcissistic, and uninterested in anyone but herself, while Snow's journey shows young girls that they need to stand up for themselves and what's right, even if it's a scary thing to do.
Role models: Snow White does eventually learn to stand up to the queen and fight for what's right, but she's a fairly passive character for most of the movie. The dwarfs are intelligent and skilled, but they've been forced to live in exile and steal from rich travelers. The prince is brave and confident, as princes tend to be in stories. On the other hand, the queen is unmitigatedly mean, resentful, and jealous.
Violence and scariness: Some sword fighting (no one is seriously injured) and a sequence in which two giant marionettes try to kill Snow White and destroy the dwarfs' home. Toward the end of the movie, the queen unleashes her pet beast (a flying mythical creature) which nearly kills Snow and the prince. The king dies in the beginning of the movie, but it's not shown. Some threats.
Sexy stuff: A few suggestive jokes. Half-Pint keeps flirting with Snow White, with whom he's clearly smitten. The queen makes several comments about how distractingly attractive the prince is, and Snow White and the prince share a kiss. In one scene, a bespelled prince licks the queen's face. The prince and Snow White have a sword fight in which he "spanks" her with his sword. The prince's shirt is stripped from him, and the queen reacts to his physique.
Language: The most commonly uttered insult is "idiot," with a "stupid" and some euphemisms for "short" thrown in aimed at the dwarfs.
Consumerism: No product placements, but the movie does have tie-ins like a novelization and chapter book, apparel, and more.
Drinking, drugs and smoking: Some drinking by grown-ups at parties and receptions. A dwarf behaves in a drunken manner.
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80% of the time was nothing but yadayadayada inside the student council room...and barely has any plot or storyline,except the same repetition of lines by Sugisaki....and the parodies were kinda meh...and kinda disappointed with the animation style which is different from the SnI posters and scans that i collected,and from the images on the anime website...
But all in all,wasn't really that bad...seeing the relation between the student president and Sugisaki kinda reminds me of Nagase and Yuuhi from Akasaka...gonna give this series a few more episodes before deciding whether i wanna drop this or not.
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It's not a bad first episode, so i'll stick with it. The references are pretty funny, plus i quite like how the five of them interact with one another. Plus it is just another show where i can play spot the reference.
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Eh, so much hate and ad hominem in this thread
Comedy is always hit-and-miss, with the bullseye being different for everyone. It's especially difficult for parody shows with lots of references, and 4th wall breaking shows..
Personally I thought it was pretty light hearted and it had a lot of funny moments. In no way a masterpiece but still a very enjoyable watch. 6/10 based on the first episode (my average rating for all anime is ~5).
It could go downhill very fast if they get bogged down with the same repetitive jokes about harems, but let's not assume that will happen. I know they joke about not following the manga in this ep, but is there any actual character development or story advancement coming up? On the other hand, if they innovate and push the humor a bit, they may not even need any.
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i did overall enjoy the first episode... but i feel that if they just do the similar things in every episode, it could end up being pretty boring for me.
i'll follow for a few epis to see how things turns out.
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I really like random and reference anime, so the first episode was pretty hilarious to me (at least some moments, there were some overtop humour that weren't as funny).
The only thing I don't like is the guy keeps on hammering on about his harem. I wonder it will actually be a harem or it's one of those situations where he is only a comedic sidekick like they said.
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First episode was quite fun. It's not a masterpiece but it's enjoyable as bbee says.
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I really like anime with a lot of references so this one is a must-watch for me. Judging from the first episode, this will definitely compete with series like Lucky Star or Hayate no Gotoku when it comes to references.
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4th wall! We don't need no stinking 4th wall!
The first episode was hilarious, particularly the opening; there are suggestions of the special shorts in Mahoromaticwhen they talk about being made into an anime. It does remind me heavily of the "name that reference" game from Luck Star; after a while, everything seemed to have meaning (BTW, do you think the harmonica is a reference to Wind-a breath of heart? ).
The major problem I foresee is balancing the serious with the slapstick. If they want me to take any kind of romance/drama seriously, they have to build some character depth, and I don't see a lot of room for that right now. If they stick to the funny, it should work. Here's hoping.
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I think my favorite part was when Sugisaki said his line about making the harem with the wave behind him, then the girls telling him he's fired. Followed by his complaining that their reaction is completely different then from the novel and complaining this is why he didn't want an anime.
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Time is a major player in spring fieldwork. Jeff Schoer, who farms near Wabasso, MN, with his father Eldo Jr. and his brother Brad, knows this. Saving time and manpower was a driving factor in his invention of a bulk seed handling system.
In the spring the Schoers found that much of their time was spent hauling seed to the field or filling the planter. They already used bulk seed but found it difficult and time consuming to completely empty the bags. That's when they switched to bulk seed boxes, now sold by seed companies. The challenge then was finding a more efficient way of getting enough seed to the field to make the transition worthwhile.
System design
The problem was solved when Jeff designed a unique bulk seed handling system using an AutoCAD program on his computer. Jeff, Brad and Eldo then designed and manufactured frames for the seed boxes to sit on.
The frames sit on a trailer and each frame holds two boxes. Their trailer holds three frames. The three frames allow enough room on the front of the trailer for two pallets of 50-lb. bags of seed. Because not all of their seed comes in bulk boxes, the Schoers can take the top off a seed box and dump the bags of seed into it. It only takes one person about 10 min. to fill the planter.
Each frame has a chute that catches the seed as it comes out of the box, and each chute runs down to a Christianson Seed Vac. The grain vac has 35-ft. stainless steel tubing, designed to be long enough to reach from the trailer to the planter. The grain vac can be rolled from one box to another, so as one box empties, the Schoers can simply roll the grain vac to the next box. "A lot of planters nowadays hold 30 to 40 bu. of seed; therefore you can only get one full fill out of a [Pioneer] Pro-box before you have to move to the next one," Jeff says. "With the rail system we have on ours it only takes half a minute to roll to the next box and open it."
No need to get more seed
Because each box can cover approximately 125 acres of corn or 40 to 50 acres of soybeans, the Schoers can get enough seed on each trailer to last all day planting. "With six boxes of soybeans and a few 50-lb. bags on the front of the trailer, we can plant all day without pulling somebody out of a tractor to go get more seed," Jeff explains. "The person in the planter refills all alone most of the time, letting the other two people stay at what they are doing."
Once planting season is over, the frames can stack on top of one another for easy storage. This frees up the trailer for other uses throughout the year.
"There are other bulk seed trailers out there, but most farmers already have a trailer of some sort. With our system they don't have to spend money on yet another trailer," Jeff says.
This is the first year the Schoers have used their bulk seed system, and they haven't found anything yet that needs to be redesigned.
Price: less than $3,500 for Christianson Seed Vac, $600 for one frame. Contact Schoer Farms LLC, Dept. FIN, Bulk Seed System, 22563 Jade Ave., Wabasso, MN 56293, 507/829-6173, e-mail [email protected].


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About Richard Baker
Painter Richard Baker works within the genre of still life, but "elbow[s] out the edges of it," he says, incorporating landscape and portraiture in non-traditional ways. In his works, a flower vase might sit atop a box in the middle of a winding road (Approach, 2008), for example, or the scene might include magazine photographs (Tussle, 2009). He is also known for painting the literary classics he favored as a youth—works by James Joyce, Virginia Woolf, William Faulkner, to name a few. With palpable nostalgia for the pre-ebook era, he depicts paperback editions from the 1960s and '70s, faithfully portraying not only the front cover's original details, but also signs of its passage through time—creases, worn bindings, and all. "I feel like a conduit allowing the social conversation to blossom in what books I'm painting," Baker says.
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Ever investigated a computer crime scene? me neither, but if you ever do follow these steps exactly
NtWaK0 has created a .jpg showing exactly what should be done and in what order it should be done in. I recommend taking a look at it even if it is just out of interest (like it was for me)


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The Mutilated Parasol is a classic effect.Two clear "net" tubes, three different color silks, and a parasol are shown. The parasol is placed in one tube and the silks are placed in the other. Everything is clearly visible in the tubes. The tubes are tossed in the air and their conents are removed. The silks and parasol have changed places but something has gone wrong. The parasol is mutilated! The performer repeats the experiment and everything returns to normal. The small size parasols are 16 inches in length. The large are 22 inches.
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Rollins State ParkApril 26. 2011 4:22PM
Located in the town of Warner, Rollins State Park is situated on the south slope of Mt. Kearsarge.
A 3-1/2 mile long scenic auto road rises from the park entrance through woodlands to the parking and picnic areas.
The picnic area, located in a natural wooded glen beneath granite ledges, is historically referred to as the "Garden." It affords views that stretch from Mt. Monadnock to the hills of New Hampshire's coastal plain.
The summits of Pack Monadnock, Crotched and Uncanoonuc Mountains, the hills of central Massachusetts, and the Boston skyline are visible on the horizon, while the Mink Hills and Merrimack River Valley can be seen nearby. A one-half mile trail to the summit of Mt.Kearsarge leaves from the picnic area.
Location: Off Route 103, Warner
Phone: 603-456-3808
Activities: Hiking, picnicking
Amenities: Picnic tables, scenic auto road, fire tower
Operation Schedule:
Weekends: Late October to November 11
Daily: Mid-June to Late October
Acreage: Over 5, 000 acres including state forest
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In 1866 the New Hampshire legislature granted local businessmen a charter to build a toll road from Warner Village to the summit of Mt. Kearsarge. The Warner & Kearsarge Road Company was created and construction of the road began in 1873, with the support of the townspeople. The road traversed Mission Ridge to the Garden and continued to within "eight rods" of the summit. The road was poorly maintained and was impassable by the early 1900s. The Troy Hill Women's Club raised funds to repair the road in the 1920s. The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) established a camp in Warner in 1935 to finish rebuilding the road to the Garden, and from there, the trail to the summit.
The Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests (SPNHF) purchased land on the mountain including the Garden in 1918. The 521-acre reservation was called Rollins Memorial Park in honor of Governor Frank W. Rollins, a founder of SPNHF. A small log shelter built near the Garden helped make the area popular with hikers. The property was transferred to the state for the establishment of a state park in 1950.


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To San Diegans, rugby was little more than an obscure British game until Frank Mattarocci showed up and started coaching the Aztec Rugby team at San Diego State in the late 1950s.
A football star at Cal who played a season with the New York Giants, Mr. Mattarocci's passion for rugby helped raise the status and popularity of the sport in San Diego. He also brought the first American Football League All-Star game to San Diego's Balboa Stadium in 1962.
"He was a dynamic, fun person to be around," said friend Tom Rodger, who played football and rugby with Mr. Mattarocci at Cal. "You'd like to play for him."
Mr. Mattarocci died Jan. 13 at his home. He was 81. The cause of death was a heart condition, said his son, Mike Mattarocci.
Born Nov. 8, 1931 in Lime, Colo., Frank Peter Mattarocci adopted San Diego as his hometown after joining the U.S. Navy in 1949. He served on the USS Boxer during the Korean War and earned a Navy commendation for risking his life to save three men from a fire on the ship in 1952.
After completing his military service in 1953, Mr. Mattarocci studied and played football at what was then San Diego Junior College before transferring to the University of California. At Cal, he was president of Kappa Sigma fraternity and played on both the rugby and football teams.
Mr. Mattarocci was attracted to rugby because of its relative lack of structure compared to football, Rodger said.
"There's nobody pushing an agenda at you like there is in football," Rodger said. "It's a ruffians' sport played by gentlemen."
After graduating with a bachelor's degree in business administration in 1958, Mr. Mattarocci played professional football with the New York Giants. He left the team after one season and returned to San Diego.
Mr. Mattarocci married Roberta Montgomery in 1961. They had three children and divorced in 1975.
Mr. Mattarocci made a living selling insurance and later worked with the U.S. Navy teaching recruiters how to improve their pitches. He made an unsuccessful bid for San Diego City Council in the 1970s.
The discipline that Mr. Mattarocci honed as an athlete helped him in business, said auto dealer Tony McCune, a college friend and Kappa Sigma fraternity brother.
"He was a great teacher," McCune said. "He occasionally came to my dealership and lectured the salesmen on salesmanship."
Mr. Mattarocci was known among friends for his sense of humor and casual manner. He always wore shorts and flip flops and did not always wear a shirt to business meetings, said his daughter, Sherilyn Haug.
In 1980, Mr. Mattarocci took over a friend's struggling limousine company. Presidential Limousine quickly became the largest limousine company in San Diego and the fifth-largest in the country.
"He was not a buttoned down, spit and polish type of guy," said friend Bob Adelizzi. "He was pretty much one of the guys working every day in a small business environment, trying to make it work."
In 1997, Mr. Mattarocci and two other principal owners of Presidential Limousine lost a class-action lawsuit brought by chauffeurs claiming unfair labor practices. Mr. Mattarocci became a professional gambler in the last decade of his life, earning an income in Texas Hold 'em poker tournaments.
Mr. Mattarocci is survived by his daughters, Sherilyn Haug of St. Charles, Mo. and Marcia Shields of San Diego; his son, Mike Mattarocci of Austin, Tx.; brother Ray of Pueblo, Colo.; and six grandchildren.
Family and friends are planning a celebration of Mr. Mattarocci's life at the San Diego Yacht Club on Feb. 10 at 3 p.m.


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Rose, Neroli and Lavender scented wheat bag
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Whether you need relief for aches and pains, or you'd just like to unwind after a long hard day, this beautiful, microwavable rose bud pattern wrap is perfect in every way. With the softness of 100% cotton, the warmth of microwave heated wheat grains and the aroma of rose, lavender and neroli pure essential oils, you'll feel yourself instantly begin to unwind. And in gentle baby-blue the rose bud patterning is a treat for eyes too. So get ready to soothe your headaches, bruises and aching muscles in just one and a half minutes.
- A therapeutic wrap that can be used hot or cold to ease, relax and soothe both body and mind.
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Patient Outcomes & Quality Care
Patients who are treated through the Thoracic Oncology Program at Smilow Cancer Hospital benefit from specialized expertise of our clinicians and state-of-the-art surgery and therapies for their disease. Long-term survival for patients treated for non-small cell lung cancer exceeds national benchmarks for each stage of the disease.
The Thoracic Oncology Program has specifically designed quality metrics to ensure each patient receives exceptional care and that their disease is appropriately managed throughout the staging and treatment process. TOP is currently at or above the goals that were established.
Yale Cancer Center and Smilow Cancer Hospital continually monitor patient satisfaction and responses through the Press Ganey patient surveys. The Thoracic Oncology Program consistently ranks highly in these surveys for physician and nursing care.


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National Model Railroad hosts annual train show
COZAD—The Nebraska West Central Division of the National Model Railroad Association will be hosting its 19th Annual Train Show in North Platte on April 13-14 at the D&N Event Center. This year's show will feature operating train layouts in O, S, HO and N scales. There will also be over 60 tables of model railroads, railroad and hobby equipment on sale from vendors. Bus tours of the Union Pacific yards will be offered as well. The Nebraska West Central Division is a division of the National Model Railroad Association and the purpose of the show is to promote the hobby of model railroading.—reported in the Tri-City Trib.
Bow announces new hotel, convention center
BROKEN BOW—The community of Broken Bow is buzzing with talk of a new hotel and convention center coming to the city. A 10-year franchise agreement with Cobblestone Hotels was signed with intent to build a Cobblestone Hotel and Suites in the spring of 2013. In addition to the hotel, the Broken Bow Cobblestone Hotel and Suites have entered an agreement with the Nebraska One Box Habitat Association, Inc. for the naming rights of the convention center. The vision is to provide a family-friendly hotel and convention center for the Custer County region that would serve as a hub for family, business and community events.—reported in the Custer County Chief.
Local sculpts new Cattlemen's Ball icon
OGALLALA—The Cattlemen's Ball has a new icon that, literally, can't be missed—a 2,000 pound set of steel spurs constructed by Ogallala High School graduate Shannon Hansen of Lincoln. The steel spurs were set into place in front of Pinnacle Bank at Ogallala as promotion for the annual Cattlemen's Ball, which will be June 7-8 on the Hanging H Ranch near Sutherland. The spurs are anticipated to remain on display for about a month, and in the coming years, will travel the state as part of the annual event. The sculptor is the son of the late Jim and Dee Hansen, former owners of Kingsley Lodge at Lake McConaughy.—reported in the Keith County News.
Farmers Cooperative Association merges
CURTIS—The Eustis Farmers Cooperative Association membership voted to merge with Ag Valley Coop effective as of April 1. The Ag Valley Coop board management can offer many services to the farmers in the Eustis area to assist them in making operations successful and profitable, according to Ron Hunter, manager. The merger will also assist consumers in getting the best agricultural products and services possible. Ag Valley Coop has its headquarters in Edison and serves customers at 21 locations in Nebraska and Kansas with 300 employees.—reported in the Frontier County Enterprise.
'Meeting of the Minds' moves Arnold forward
ARNOLD—In order to develop a plan for Arnold's future and create a path to get there, members of the community foundation were to host a "Meeting of the Minds" to create a community vision with input from area citizens on what Arnold should look like in the future. The event took place at the community center with staff from the Nebraska Community Foundation facilitating the process. The three-step process included identifying the assets that make Arnold a great place to live and work, brainstorming, without limitations, what participants want Arnold to look like in 20 years, and then prioritizing what is most important to accomplish.—reported in the Arnold Sentinel.
100-year-old museum needs of repairs, funds
CALLAWAY—While the Seven Valleys Museum 100-year-old brick building still stands tall, it is feeling its age. Repairs are under way through the efforts of a revitalized Seven Valleys Historical Society. It's board of directors have two goals, bringing the building back up to snuff and putting forth a new effort to make people aware of and to make use of the museum. As of now, the roof leaks with damaged ceiling tiles and walls, brickwork is in severe need of repair, there are electrical outlet and wiring needs and a large section of horse hair and plaster ceiling on the second floor is in danger of falling. A revenue stream is paramount and the society is beginning to look at various fund raiser campaigns and ideas for earning revenue for the museum.—reported in the Callaway Courier.
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And here's where else we've been that I have not been knitting enough. Out in the world.
Anyone recognize Maya's top? One of the original tanks from my huge stash of Debbie Bliss DK. I love that she's still wearing it!
I have big plans to finish the pattern part of Josephine tonight - as soon as I put the kids to bed. Since it's 9pm already, not looking so good.


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Berends, Wouter (b. 1677)
Wouter Berends can be regarded as the progenitor of the Wouters family. His father Beernt Wolters (Wouters) came as a poor man from Westphalia (Germany) about 1670 to Knijpe in the Dutch province of Friesland. He was originally a Roman Catholic, but became a Mennonite and joined the Groninger Old Flemish congregation. His son Wouter Berends, b. 1677, settled as a brushmaker at Joure, and about 1700 as a merchant in Sneek, where he attained great prosperity. He did not unite with the congregation at Sneek, since it belonged to the Waterlander branch, but with the Old Flemish congregation at nearby IJlst. In 1746 at his instigation an Old Flemish congregation was organized (17 members) in Sneek, for which he contributed a warehouse to be used as a church. The date of Wouter Berends' death is not known; he was still living in 1755. There was later much confusion in the adjustment of financial matters between Sneek and IJlst. Wouter Berends had as the last member of the Old Flemish congregation at Joure given the funds of that congregation to IJlst, and now Sneek also laid claim to them. Not until 1767 was the difficulty resolved.
Doopsgezinde Bijdragen (1890): 94-102; (1892): 90-98.
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Zijpp, Nanne van der. "Berends, Wouter (b. 1677)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1953. Web. 22 Sep 2018. http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Berends,_Wouter_(b._1677)&oldid=110503.
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Zijpp, Nanne van der. (1953). Berends, Wouter (b. 1677). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 22 September 2018, from http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Berends,_Wouter_(b._1677)&oldid=110503.
Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 1, p. 277. All rights reserved.
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paul smith's college is a amazing school. the campus is gorgeous and it offers so much opportunities to go outdoors and explore. i knew it was for me because if offered all the factors i needed to continue my education.
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Ecologically-minded, but lacking in funds and motivation in times. Come here if you are an intelligent, hard-working student who desires to be an agent of change. We need students who are willing to help make this beautiful college of the Adirondacks all that it could be!Read More
This is a fantastic school in the middle of nowhere. Not many people have heard about it, but they really should have. If you want a great education about anything doing with food, hospitality, wildlife, or forestry, this school is definitely one that you should be checking out.Read More
The professors are always willing to help out. Its a great hands on experience.Read More
Paul Smiths College is a fantastic school. There is a strong sense of community here on campus. There is also a strong sense of experiences gained by attending.Read More
My first impression of the college was how friendly everyone was. From the students to the staff, everyone made my freshmen year one of the best years of my life. The campus is beautiful and I've never felt so at home at Paul Smith's.Read More
Paul Smith's is all about the experience and provides it hands-on or every student. I not only listen and learn about what I'll be doing for the rest of my life, but I am able to actually and physically try it out. This campus is all about nature, natural resources, and activity... I don't regret coming here at all!Read More
I love the feel of an adirondack college. teachers are very good. I met alot of real nice people.Read More
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Baylor Set to Debut New Television CommercialAug. 30, 2013
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New :30 spot airs Saturday during Baylor-Wofford game on FOX Sports Net
WACO, Texas (Aug. 30, 2013) - Baylor University will debut a new commercial during Saturday's nationally televised football game between Baylor and Wofford at 6:35 p.m. at Floyd Casey Stadium.
Over the course of the :30-second spot, this year's Baylor TV ad underscores a number of essential and defining themes for the University: academic excellence, Christian commitment, servant leadership, global reach, and a sustained focus on Baylor's distinct mission. The commercial was produced by Baylor University's Division of Marketing and Communications and Proof Advertising of Austin.
"We think the spot will stand out from promotional pieces that you'll see during athletic contests featuring other national universities," said John Barry, vice president for marketing and communications at Baylor. "We think it delivers a powerful, timely and relevant message about our University, and that viewers will find it visually interesting enough to watch multiple times over forthcoming seasons."
The Baylor commercial will be aired during televised broadcasts of Baylor athletic events.
Script for 2013-14 Baylor University :30 Institutional Commercial
Nobody knows when a mission will take hold of you.
It just shows up one day. In your gut. Your heart.
Suddenly you feel compelled by a deeper sense of purpose
to discover something
or break something
or help someone.
You don't have to go to space or cross vast oceans to be on a mission.
But you might.
And just when you think you've given everything you thought you could,
it takes even more.
More faith.
More sweat.
More sacrifice.
Because that's how it goes,
when you're on a mission.
Baylor University is a private Christian University and a nationally ranked research institution, characterized as having "high research activity" by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. The University provides a vibrant campus community for approximately 15,000 students by blending interdisciplinary research with an international reputation for educational excellence and a faculty commitment to teaching and scholarship. Chartered in 1845 by the Republic of Texas through the efforts of Baptist pioneers, Baylor is the oldest continually operating University in Texas. Located in Waco, Baylor welcomes students from all 50 states and more than 80 countries to study a broad range of degrees among its 11 nationally recognized academic divisions. Baylor sponsors 19 varsity athletic teams and is a founding member of the Big 12 Conference.
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Operation Street Sweeper nets 25 in Sumter
Operation Street Sweeper nets 25 in Sumter
SUMTER COUNTY, Fla. —
After a six-month investigation, deputies in Sumter County and Wildwood police arrested 25 people.
Officials said Operation Street Sweeper targeted narcotic dealers throughout the county.
Purchases of cocaine, methamphetamine, crack, oxycodone, hydrocodone, and marijuana were all made during the undercover operation.
"Drug enforcement has been a priority since I took office and will continue to be as long as I am sheriff," said Sheriff Bill Farmer. "We have all seen how drugs destroy lives. It also leads to other crimes such as thefts and burglaries."
Arrests began in January and have resulted in 25 people taken into custody.
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The Case Against Eating Lunch Outside
The Slate D.C. office very much has a "sad desk salad" office culture, which I don't approve of, so I was excited when a colleague proposed today that a bunch of us should all eat lunch together outside in Dupont Circle. It's a great idea. Sharing a meal with others is fun. And you get good ideas through casual conversation. For example, I mentioned that I thought the one flaw in this plan was the outside element of it. Why eat outside when the excellent option of inside is also available?
The obvious flaw with eating outside is that the weather is often unpleasant. That's why people aren't suggesting that we eat outside all the time. Only on special "it's such a nice day!" kind of days do people want to go outside. But what's a nice day? Well, it's a day when the temperature outside approximates the results of indoor climate control technology.
Another big problem with eating outside is it's often difficult to find tables and chairs, so you end up (as we did today) sitting in the dirt. Outside proponents like to refer to this dirt as "grass" but if you look at it you'll see that the blades of grass are mostly just resting atop dirt. If you sit on the "grass" for a while and then stand up, the parts of your body that were in contact will the grass will be covered in "dirt."
What about the sunshine? Yes, obviously eating lunch in a windowless room is sub-optimal.
The breeze? The fresh air? Open a window! In fact, it's even possible to combine open winds and climate control technology to fine-tune the ambient temperature while allowing a room to fill with breeze and fresh air. I don't recommend doing this constantly since it's bad from an energy-efficiency standpoint. But as an every once in a while treat? Why not. It's not like you're eating lunch in the park every day of the year either.
Inside has other crucial advantages. If someone wants to excuse themselves briefly to use the restroom, they can do so easily. Obviously in principle it's possible to relieve oneself outdoors as well, but this is generally frowned upon in urban green spaces. There are also electrical outlets where you can charge your phone. If the breeze coming through the window gets to be unpleasant, you can close the window.
But here's the real thing. People are going to read this as a kind of #Slatepitch but as I live my life I see that despite all the talk about how great it is to be outside, people don't really put their money where their mouth is. Property owners are much more likely to build an addition to their house (thereby increasing the inside/outside ratio of their property) when they're feeling flush than to orchestrate a subtraction in order to get more open space. Even in places like Southern California where there's really great weather all the time, the landscape is covered with buildings and people spend a very large sum of their income on purchasing or renting inside space in which to live over and above the inside space in which they work.
So it's not so much that I need to persuade people that inside > outside as that I need to persuade people to admit what we all know: Inside is great, and humanity has struggled for tens of thousands of years to spend as much time as possible there.


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Red Hat Fedora Linux 2 For Dummies
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Part I: Installing Fedora Core.
Chapter 1: And in the Opposite Corner . . . a Penguin?
Chapter 2: Paving the Way for Fedora Core.
Chapter 3: Ready, Set, Install!
Chapter 4: Starting Up with Fedora Core.
Part II: Got Net?
Chapter 5: Dial-Up Modems Still Get the Job Done.
Chapter 6: Broadband Rocks!
Chapter 7: Connect Locally, Communicate Globally: Connecting to a LAN.
Chapter 8: Only You Can Prevent Break-Ins.
Part III: Linux, Huh! What Is It Good For? Absolutely Everything!
Chapter 9: Gnowing GNOME.
Chapter 10: Gnowing More GNOME.
Chapter 11: Surfin' the Net and Groovin' to Tunes.
Chapter 12: Live from the Net.
Chapter 13: Going to the Office.
Chapter 14: Days of Wine and Applications.
Part IV: Revenge of the Nerds.
Chapter 15: Building Your Own, Private Network.
Chapter 16: Creating Basic Linux Network Services.
Chapter 17: Securing Your Future.
Chapter 18: Bringing In the Fedora Core Repairman.
Chapter 19: Building a Streaming Audio Server.
Part V: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 20: Ten Problem Areas and Solutions.
Chapter 21: Ten Security Vulnerabilities.
Part VI: Appendixes.
Appendix A: Fedora Core Administration Utilities.
Appendix B: Discovering Your Hardware.
Appendix C: Filing Your Life Away.
Appendix D: Becoming a Suit: Managing the Linux File System.
Appendix E: Using RPM and YUM.
Appendix F: About the DVD.


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Winter Coats
With so many terrific coats to choose from this year-think: bold colours, animal prints, and utilitarian styles-choosing the one that works for you is often easier said than done! For those of you who still haven't found that perfect coat to cosy up to this season, our advice is simple: check out what fashion's well-dressed femmes reach for when the temperature drops! After all, these stylesetters have access to some of the most coveted and drool-inducing winter coats available, so you're pretty much guaranteed to find a style you love. On that note, we thought we'd help speed up the process by gathering a rather inspiring selection of on-point outerwear in our first ever instalment of Who's Wearing What. From Fearne Cotton's shearling number to Sienna Miller's ultra-feminine pick, we've got the scoop on each of today's featured coats, plus details on where your can snag similar pieces! Trust us, by the end of today's story, we promise you'll have found a match!
WHO: Fearne Cotton
WHAT: On her way to BBC 1 radio in London last month.
WEAR: An ultra-cosy-yet-affordable Fearne Cotton for Very.co.uk Faux Shearling Coat ($140) paired with a printed blouse, skinny jeans, and brown suede ankle booties for a cool weekend look.
SIMILAR STYLES: ASOS Shearling Coat ($532); True Grit Shearling Coat ($258); Forever 21 Shearling Suedette Coat ($43).
WHO: Zoe Saldana
WHAT: Running errands in Beverly Hills back in October.
WEAR: A slightly vintage-looking Katherine Hooker Jackson Coat ($1138) in Brown Herringbone looks smart teamed with dark wash jeans and of-the-moment ankle booties.
SIMILAR STYLES: Rag & Bone Westminster Coat ($696); ASOS Checked Trench ($136); Zara Masculine Checked Coat ($189).
WHO: Bianca Brandolini D'Adda
WHAT: Photographed out and about in Paris late last month.
WEAR: An oversized, androgynous coat, like D'Adda's Giambattista Valli wool coat from the F/W 10 collection, will guard you against freezing temperatures and look stylish juxtaposed with sultry accents, like leather knee-high boots!
SIMILAR STYLES: Aubin & Wills Dingleton Oversized Wool-Blend Tweed Coat ($665); Steve Madden Double Breasted Tweed Coat ($138).
WHO: Sienna Miller
WHAT: Leaving The Royal Courts of Justice in London late last month. WEAR: If you tend to favour more ladylike pieces, go for a belted, feminine, and flared style like Miller's Vidler and Nixon Marie Coat from the F/W 07 collection, which is quite versatile and can double as a dress.
SIMILAR STYLES: French Connection Fit & Flare Coat ($345); ASOS Asymmetric Fit and Flare Coat ($122).
WHO: Ashley Olsen
WHAT: Spotted out in New York early last month.
WEAR: An extremely long, furry-collared Christian Dior coat in a rich camel hue is the ultimate statement piece!
SIMILAR STYLES: ONE by Nonoo Cosima Shearling Collar Jacket ($627); Victoria's Secret Faux-Fur Collar Coat ($150); BB Dakota Ojai Coat ($129).
WHO: Anne Hathaway
WHAT: Braving the chilly weather in New York last month.
WEAR: A military-influenced style with the cuffs rolled up, like Hathaway's 45rpm coat, never goes out of a style.
SIMILAR STYLES: Cole Haan Single Breasted Belted Coat ($556); Mossimo Military Short Wool Coat ($60).
WHO: Kate Moss
WHAT: Snapped arriving home in London last month.
WEAR: A mid-thigh length, vintage furry overcoat can bring an element of luxury to any look.
SIMILAR STYLES: Georgie Faux Fur Coat ($415); Baguda Long Faux Fur Coat ($238); MICHAEL Michael Kors Faux Fur Coat ($225).-Jessica Baker
Photos of Zoe Saldana and Ashley Olsen, courtesy of X17; Photo of Bianca Brandolini D'Adda, courtesy of Getty; Photos of Sinner Miller and Anne Hathaway, courtesy of Pacific Coast News; Photo of Fearne Cotton, courtesy of Splash.
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Center Highlights
|Jessica had a lung transplant more than 13 years ago to treat cystic fibrosis.
- The Center and affiliated programs currently treat over 500 patients from several Midwestern states, making it one of the largest centers in the country.
- Under the direction of Dr. Thomas Ferkol and Dr. Peter Michelson, the Cystic Fibrosis Pediatric Center keeps growing, and we now see 230 children and adolescents regularly.
- We are involved in the care of more than 50 pediatric patients from all over the U.S. who have been referred for, or have survived, lung or liver transplantation.
- The Cystic Fibrosis Adult Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, led by Dr. Daniel Rosenbluth and Jeffrey Atkinson, cares for over 160 patients, including adults who have undergone lung transplantation.
- The Pediatric and Adult Clinical Centers are fully supported by nurse coordinators, dietitians, social workers, physical therapists, respiratory therapists, and other ancillary health personnel.
- A full complement of adult and pediatric medical subspecialty and surgical consultants is available, many of whom are actively involved in the program.


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HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. - In the wake of the recent murders community leaders organized a march aimed at stopping violence in urban America on Saturday, August 25th
Detroit Rainbow PUSH Michigan will lead the Crusade for America Parent and Youth March against violence and poverty which starts at the McGregor Library just north of Eight Mile in Highland Park.
The march starts at 12 noon and will end at the Memorial Park in Ferndale.
The event will feature peace and justice workshops, music, art, direct action trainings and a job fair.
"The Crusade for America parent and youth march is a clarion call to people all over the nation to stop the violence and save our children. Public safety is not only a concern in Detroit, but around the country. We must take a stand and fight to take our neighborhoods back," said Doctor Alexander Bullock, march coordinator.
Bullock serves as pastor of Greater St. Matthew Baptist Church and is president of the Highland Park NAACP and Rainbow PUSH Detroit Chapter.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. – Sidney Crosby still has Ryan Miller's number after scoring a highlight-reel go-ahead goal in Pittsburgh's 5-1 victory over the Buffalo Sabres on Wednesday night.
That's fine with Penguins coach Dan Bylsma, so long as that trend doesn't continue once the Winter Games open next week.
"I was cheering the goal this time," said Bylsma, who will be switching hats in Sochi, where he will be coaching Miller on the U.S. team. "It did dawn on me as Sid was going in and he scores that goal."
Crosby, Canada's captain, had a goal and assist in a pre-Olympic tuneup in which the Eastern Conference-leading Penguins (40-15-2) set a franchise record by reaching 40 wins in 57 games. That eclipsed the previous mark of 40 wins in 65 games in 1995-96.
Evgeni Malkin, James Neal, Brian Gibbons and minor-league call-up Harry Zolnierczyk also scored in a game the Penguins overcame a 1-0 deficit.
Drew Stafford scored for the NHL's worst team, and Miller finished with 29 saves. Buffalo (15-33-8) dropped to 4-9-4 in its past 17 and winless in its last eight home games (0-5-3). That's the Sabres' worst home stretch since opening the season 0-8-1.
For Crosby, he scored his first goal in six games and also ended a two-game point drought.
That it happened against Buffalo and Miller shouldn't come as a surprise. Crosby has at least a point in all 14 trips to Buffalo (9 goals and 13 assists). And he has been particularly sharp at beating Miller, including the gold-medal winning overtime goal in Canada's 3-2 victory at the Vancouver Games four years ago.
"He made some big saves tonight," Crosby said in defence of Miller. "Can't blame him. He held his team in it. And we scored some nice goals."
The performance didn't sit well with Miller, but he doesn't think it will carry over to the Olympics.
"It's game-by-game. Stuff happens out there and you reset," Miller said.
Sabres coach Ted Nolan had his goalie's back.
"That had nothing to do with Ryan tonight," Nolan said. "It was the guys in front of him. Our team, we need everyone. We had a couple of guys no-show tonight."
That was evident on Crosby's goal, which came on the power play 2:08 into the second period, and put the Penguins up 2-1.
Immediately after Marc-Andre Fleury stopped Buffalo's Brian Flynn in close, Crosby circled his own net and built up a head of steam by driving up the left wing. Accepting Matt Niskanen's pass while crossing centre, Crosby didn't break stride in cutting between Flynn and Mike Weber. He then drove toward the net and snapped a shot just inside the top right corner.
Neal joked that he's seen Crosby score goals like that so many times that he didn't even celebrate, but instead simply headed to the bench.
Miller had no chance some 17 minutes later, when Malkin scored on the breakaway.
Pouncing on Marcus Foligno's turnover inside the Penguins' blue line, Malkin streaked past flat-footed defender Jamie McBain. Driving in alone on Miller, he faked going right and went left to deposit the puck in the open side.
Miller is one of the three U.S. goalies selected to play at Sochi, and the game against the Penguins was regarded his last chance to make a firsthand impression on Bylsma.
Bylsma has yet to name his starter, and maintained that Miller's performance on Wednesday would have no influence on his decision.
Miller was coming off his worst outing of the season. He was benched after giving up five goals on 27 shots through two periods in a 7-1 loss at Colorado on Saturday.
He allowed three goals on 28 shots through two periods before the floodgates opened in the third. Gibbons scored off a face off, and Neal on a transition break.
"The first period we weren't very sharp," Crosby said. "Yeah, we took a little bit of time to get going, but once we did, I felt like we did grab a lot of momentum there."
NOTES: The Sabres played without D Tyler Myers, who hurt his right leg in a 3-2 loss to Edmonton on Monday. Coach Ted Nolan has not ruled out Myers from playing in their pre-Olympic break finale at Ottawa on Thursday. … Zolnierczyk stepped into the lineup a day after being recalled from AHL Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. He replaced Taylor Pyatt (lower body), who was hurt in a 2-1 overtime win over Ottawa on Monday. … The Penguins completed a three-game series sweep of the Sabres, and improved to 12-4 in their past 16 meetings.


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Alec Baldwin Wants to Be on Girls
As Hannah's therapist.
Now that 30 Rock is over, Alec Baldwin could probably be on just about any show he wanted. And he wants to be on Girls. Baldwin interviewed Lena Dunham for the most recent episode of his "Here's the Thing" podcast, and he offered — nay, asked — to be on the show.
Lena Dunham: Starting season three. Well, we're starting season three and —
Alec Baldwin: When?
LD: We're starting at the end of March. I'm so excited.
AB: Great. I'll be available.
LD: Yay!
AB: I'll come and play your therapist.
LD: That would be the most fun thing in the world.
AB: You need a therapist.
LD: Bad.
AB: Bad.
Later in the episode, Baldwin grilled her about a movie idea she's incubating. "Is there a 54-year-old psychotherapist in it?" he asked, hopefully. "There's a 54-year-old somebody in [it]," Dunham said. We look forward to this collaboration.


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They were urged to "keep calm and take it to penalties" – and it was Bradford City's unrivalled record from the penalty spot that secured a historic 3-2 victory against Premier League giants Arsenal in the club's biggest game for 12 years.
Jubilant fans last night revelled in Bantams' return to glory days after witnessing Phil Parkinson's men win their ninth successive penalty shoot-out to book a place in the Capital One Cup's semi finals after a pulsating thriller against the Gunners.
An electric atmosphere emanated from Valley Parade as stunned fans, chanting, cheering and beating drums, spilled out of Valley Parade at the end of the game in a sea of claret and amber, full of talk about which top-flight big-hitter City would slay in the next round.
Season-ticket holder Janette Raistrick, 58, of Queensbury, told how she had been praying as Arsenal's Thomas Vermaelen – whose 87th minute equaliser had taken the quarter-final tie into extra-time – sent his penalty against the post after earlier misses by Santi Cazorla and Maroune Chamakh.
"I don't care who we get so long as we beat them," she said.
Stephen Taylor, 43, of Idle, said he now hoped Bantams' would draw Chelsea in the next round.
"I think we can go all the way.
"After a night like this, it feels like our name is written on the cup."
Nervous anticipation had been building in the hours leading up to the game – the club's biggest since beating Liverpool to stay in the top-flight of English football in May, 2000 – when a high-spirited sea of supporters, many wrapped in striped City scarves, flooded to a bitterly cold Valley Parade from all directions.
Police in fluorescent jackets and officers on mounted patrol could be seen dotted around the ground awaiting the arrival of 23,971 football fans – the club's largest crowd since February 1960, when 26,227 watched Bantams' 2-2 draw against Burnley in the fifth round of the FA Cup.
There was no sign of any trouble as increasingly-excited supporters sang, cheered and sounded klaxons as they filtered through the turnstiles.
But the good-spirited, and not unexpected, rivalry was palpable as the Arsenal team coach pulled up outside the ground, when buoyant Bantams' fans chanted 'who are ya' and 'love you City, we do' as the Premier League big hitters filed into the League Two club's stadium.
Despite being separated by 65 league places, many supporters were feeling confident their side could claim yet another top-flight scalp after Bantams' sensational victory on penalties against Wigan in the fourth round of the competition.
And some statistics were in their favour. Gunners' manager Wenger had never won at Valley Parade – with one defeat and one draw in City's two years in the Premier League – and Arsenal had only won one of their last nine visits to Bradford.
Before the game, seven-year-old City regular Alfie Johnson, of Eccleshill, visiting Valley Parade with his dad Matt, 35, predicted a 5-0 thrashing, with Nahki Wells to score.
Others hoped Bradford could "keep calm and take it to penalties" – the mantra emblazoned across many a T-shirt hailing the club's record of eight penalty wins on the bounce.
Face-painted fan Bethany Dimmock, 18, who has the middle name Amber as a Bantams' tribute, was one of them.
She was a mascot at the club's Premier League clash against the Gunners on September 9, 2000.
"I don't really remember last time, but I was one of the mascots who led the team out.
"We're hoping they keep calm and take it to penalties!"
Friends Dom Newton-Collinge, 26, of Otley, and Daniel Crann, 25, of Harrogate, said that whatever the result, the atmosphere was a throw back to the club's glory days.
"It feels like 12 years ago, it used to be like this every week at Valley Parade.
"It feels like the result doesn't matter," said Dom.
Season-ticket holder Daniel, who cheered on the team during previous rounds of the competition, added: "It feels like the glory days.
"Based on their performance this far in the cup, it's looking good for the lads."
As Arsenal kicked off the first half, the scene was different in nearby pub The Bradford Arms.
Bursting at the doors before the game started, an unlucky handful who were unable to get into the ground watched the match on a big screen.
Before the game, season-ticket holder Mark Pearson, 39, of Knaresborough, said: "It's great to see a big crowd like this back at Valley Parade. I wish we could see crowds like this every week."
With a club on such pulsating form, he might get his wish.


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It sounds like you're having some tights troubles, but don't fret, we're here to help. Good news: tights do indeed work well with your favourite open-toed shoes, just be sure to keep in mind some of our simple styling formulas when putting together your look! Styling Tip # 1: neutral tights + metallic shoes Perfect for the party princess, this combination will take you well through the festive season. Charcoal or black tights ensure your standout heels stay in the spotlight. Styling Tip # 2: colourful tights + contrasting shoes This one is for all the tonal trendsetters out there. A bold duo, like burgundy and hot pink or forest green and turquoise, will showcase your fashion-forward sensibilities while ensuring a high-impact result. Styling Tip # 3: black tights + camel shoes This particular pairing is quite versatile and a fitting choice for both the office and weekend. Together, opaque tights and ankle booties with cutout details will give your staples some downtown edge. Styling Tip # 4: black tights + neutral dress or skirt + bright shoes There are an abundance of statement heels on the market right now, and this easy-to-wear, black-on-black mix ensures they're the focal point of your ensemble. Styling Tip # 5: patterned or textured tights + black shoes Whether they're lace, embellished with pearls, or feature an opaque and sheer plaid, patterned or textured tights are an easy way to add interest to your look. Stick to sleek heels or pumps so your shoes don't detract from the tights. Styling Tip # 6: colourful tights + same colour shoe + same colour dress If you want to try a monochromatic look, the key is to incorporate a mix of textures, such as cotton and suede, and play with subtly different shades of the same hue. Finally, don't forget to check for rips or holes and that your tights are evenly opaque throughout the leg. Now that you're equipped with multiple outfit ideas, go ahead and keep your girlish gams toasty and stylish through these upcoming chilly months.


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Porto complete signing of Jose Angel
Porto have continued their intensive summer of rebuilding with the signing of left-back Jose Angel on a free transfer.
The 24-year-old, who has spent the last two seasons on loan at Real Sociedad from Roma, has signed a four-year deal.
Porto also confirmed via a statement on their website that the Spaniard has a 30 million-euro release clause.
"It is a great joy to be here,'' he told the club's official website. "For me it is a huge challenge, because I think it is a great club that is creating a good group. It is important to have a good team and good players. Porto is making good hires.
"What is a good year for sure, doing things right, we will be fighting for important things. I have high expectations and can not wait to start training and be 100 percent. ''
Porto are wasting no time in the summer transfer window as they bid to rebuild heavily in order to make amends for a disappointing third-placed finish in the 2013-14 Primeira Liga table.
Adrian and Oliver Torres have arrived from Atletico Madrid, Cristian Tello and Casemiro have left Barcelona and Real Madrid respectively to move to Portugal, while Netherlands left-back Bruno Martins Indi and Ghana right-back Daniel Opare have also been added to coach Julen Lopetegui's new-look squad along with Granada midfielder Yacine Brahimi.
Juan Iturbe, Fernando, Andre Castro, Sinan Bolat, Marat Izmailov and Jorge Fucile have all left the club.
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Returning guests Dave Holmes (longtime MTV VJ), Laraine Newman (Saturday Night Live), Timothy Omundson (Psych), Fred Stoller (Seinfeld), and Rider Strong (Boy Meets World) join Cole and Vanessa for part one of this special look back at the year that was 2012. Wine and conversation flow freely as each guest and the hosts navigate through personal Top 5 lists and argue the merits of their selections.
Pop My Culture #103: Pop My Cork (Part 1) – The Best of 2012
Your best and worst podcasts are my favorite podcasts of every year, and I listen to a lot of podcast while driving all day. I agree with "illusion-XIII", you guys acted like it was a huge announcement, but Vanessa told everybody that's why she had to go to the bathroom very early in the episode.
I really would've liked to have heard Beefaroni's best/worst.
I love the way at the end, Cole makes out like there's going to be this big cliffhanger about Vanessa…. except she already blurted it out at 24:39.


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LIMA, Peru (AP) — For roughly four months a year, the sun abandons Peru's seaside desert capital, suffocating it under a ponderous gray cloudbank and fog that coats the city with nighttime drizzles.
The 19th-century writer and seafarer Herman Melville called Lima "the strangest and saddest city thou can'st see."
Other writers have likened its leaden winter sky to "the belly of a burro."
Barometers often read 100 percent humidity, and rheumatoid and bronchial ailments soar in the city of 9 million.
Limenos don scarfs and jackets and complain of slipping into a gloom of seasonal depression.
This year, Lima has had a particularly bad bout of winter, its coldest, dampest in 30 years, according to the state meteorological agency, with temperatures dropping to a sodden 12 degrees centigrade (about 54 degrees Fahrenheit).
The cold Humboldt current that runs north from Antarctica along the coast is the culprit, colliding with the warmer tropical atmosphere to create the blinding mists called "garua" in coastal Chile and Peru.
Of course no one suffers Lima's winters like the poor huddled in its hilly, fog-draped peripheries.
In one cardboard-and-wood shack, 41-year-old Digna Salvador tells a visiting journalist that it takes her clothing 12 days to dry on the line. Four of her nine children are sick with bronchitis.
Her 10-month-old, Marcos, coughs incessantly as she holds him in her arms.
Salvador says the highlands province from which she hails, Cajamarca, is much colder in winter.
"But everything is sad here," she says. "In winter, it's as if we're living enclosed in a cloud."


text: Samuel Eusebius McCorkle (1746-1811), son of Irish immigrants Alexander and Nancy Montgomery McCorkle, was born in Lancaster County, PA, and moved with his family to a large farm near Salisbury, NC, in 1756. The oldest of ten children, young Samuel taught his brothers and sisters before beginning his own classical studies with Presbyterian ministers Joseph Alexander and David Caldwell. McCorkle graduated from the College of New Jersey (Princeton) in 1772 and married Margaret Gillespie in 1776. The couple had ten children. Ordained a minister in the Presbyterian church in 1777, McCorkle became pastor of Thyatira Church in Rowan County, NC. He also was a trustee of Liberty Hall Academy in Charlotte, NC, which was closed after the Revolutionary War but relocated to Salisbury, where it was chartered as the Salisbury Academy in 1784. McCorkle served as the Academy's president and teacher until it closed in 1791; then he and his congregation founded Zion-Parnassus Academy, which continued to operate until about 1798, when a second Salisbury Academy was established. Though McCorkle had drafted the first proposal for a university in 1784, had designed a curriculum and regulations for its operation in 1792, and remained a prominent educator most of his life, he declined to support the University in about 1800 because he believed that the institution had abandoned Christian principles for the "false thinking" of French deism. In 1792 he received an honorary doctorate from Dickinson College. He retired from the pulpit in 1806 and died in 1811 at the age of sixty-four (Dictionary of North Carolina Biography 4:128-30).


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Say Goodbye to New Year's Resolutions!
Happy 2014 too!
We wrote this article at the end of 2011 but think it is worth changing the date and re-posting. We hope you do too.
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Goodbye 2012!
As we say goodbye to 2012, why not also say goodbye to making New Year's Resolutions for 2013? Let's face it, if you are one of the overwhelming majority of humans, and statistically speaking, you more than likely are, you won't stick to the resolution anyway and this deviation from the plan can lead you down a path of self-destruction!


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What Should You Ask Your Doctor About Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia?
It is important to have frank, honest discussions with your doctor. You should feel free to ask any question that's on your mind, no matter how small it might seem. Here are some questions you might want to ask. Nurses, social workers, and other members of the treatment team may also be able to answer many of your questions.
- What kind of acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL) do I have?
- Do I have any specific factors that might affect my prognosis?
- Do I need to have other tests before we can decide on treatment?
- Are there other doctors I need to see?
- How much experience do you have treating this type of leukemia?
- Should I get a second opinion before starting treatment? Can you suggest someone?
- How soon do we need to start treatment?
- What are my treatment choices?
- Which treatment do you recommend, and why?
- Should we consider a stem cell transplant? When?
- What are the risks and side effects to the treatments that you recommend?
- What should I do to be ready for treatment?
- How long will treatment last? What will it be like? Where will it be done?
- How will treatment affect my daily activities?
- What is my prognosis?
- What will we do if the treatment doesn't work or if the leukemia comes back?
- What type of follow-up will I need after treatment?
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The negative return economy: a discourse on America's black budget
The negative return economy: a discourse on America's black budget
"The American corporate insider has the lowest cost of capital on the planet. When you can combine US Treasury securities with fiat currency with organized crime profits and leverage that in the stock market, then you can in essence make money for free...." -- Catherine Austin Fitts
By Chris Sanders and Catherine Austin Fitts
*(Also published World Affairs, Journal of International Issues )
Keep the people frightened
Of things they cannot know
Is the secret of the Tomb
If they knew what you and I know
They would know it is just men
Who rob them, cheat them, kill them
Then start it all again
- Orville X
The United States government has operated a secret budgeting and spending program for decades outside the framework of the American Constitution. The institutional and political roots of this system of clandestine finance reach back to at least a century. The turn of the 19th and 20th centuries saw the consolidation of American industry and banking under the control of a restrictive cartel that for all practical purposes assumed control of the economy. The great magnates of American industry and finance in the late nineteenth century were superb practitioners of covert operations. Witness to this fact are the institutions set up during the twentieth century through which their descendants maintain control.
This paper is a summary of the structure of the American political economy which fits the facts better than the official model. Officially, American capitalism is characterised by democracy, opportunity, self-improvement, open and free markets, and constructive regulation for the public good, in short, happiness. Under this construct America has never fought a war of aggression and harbours no designs to do so. Its leaders have the nation?s interests at heart, and its politicians listen to their constituencies. The truth is different. Why the United States is so widely misunderstood is due in part to a controlled educational system and media. As the system evolved over the decades, time lent it legitimacy spanning the political spectrum. Gustavus Meyers, author of the seminal work History of the Great American Fortunes and no panegyrist, believed ? following Marx as did many on the left ? that the consolidation of American industry was inevitable and that the men who accomplished it were acting their part in a predetermined historical evolution. Once monopoly control had been achieved, the proletariat would rise and its dictatorship would begin. We shy away from such determinism; nothing happens but as a consequence of what men do and choose to do. If Meyers were alive today, he would still be waiting.
Black Budget? What Black Budget?
At the time of the attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon in September 2001 according to the Government Accounting Office (GAO), Pentagon had incurred $3.4 trillion of ?undocumentable transactions,? that is to say that there were $3.4 trillion worth of financial transactions for which there was no discernible purpose. The day before the attack, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld warned that the lack of control over its budget was a greater danger to the national security of the United States than terrorism. After the attacks, the government stopped publicly disclosing information about ?undocumentable transactions?.
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Re: The negative return economy: a discourse on America's black budget
You are an agent provocateur paid to plant this tripe. I have been to other sites where you do the same thing. I think I'll look further into your agenda. Don't worry the idiots here buy your garbage hook, line, and sinker.
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I think he is a government operative paid to plant this crap in order to entrap the fools that buy into it.
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