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Reasons Not to Use FreeBSD
I am using and learning Linux these days. On an impulse, I looked up FreeBSD and found it to be very interesting. There is a lot of material out there suggesting why people should use FreeBSD. But I couldn't find any honest answers on why, when, and where FreeBSD would not be a good choice. If everyone interested in learning about FreeBSD could see a list of why FreeBSD might not be a good choice (its limitations), much more informed decisions could be made. For those of you using FreeBSD, can you give the *nix community any reason(s) in what situation you would say: "do not use FreeBSD"?
From what I seem to have gleaned from online resources, maybe the latest and greatest hardware is not supported right away; it may take some time for the hardware to be supported. What does your experience say about this and other "problems" with freebsd?
Even the hardware support issue can be dispelled. Often, Linux drivers even for some of the oldest hardware are very poorly coded. So, do you want more raw hardware support with crappy drivers on Linux or do you want less raw hardware support with better drivers on BSD. Remember, BSD is the epitome of Unix, so it's easy to see why there's so little information on why not to use FreeBSD.
"UNIX is basically a simple operating system, but you have to be a genius to understand the simplicity."
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Generally FreeBSD would be a bad choice where GNU/Linux would also be a bad choice - as is the case with any Unix derivative, really.
I guess one reason not to use FreeBSD instead of GNU/Linux is that it is supported by even less proprietary software (because *BSD doesn't get the "exposure" that GNU/Linux does). However FreeBSD has binary compatiblity with Linux from what I've read, so that shouldn't really be a problem.
There are plenty of reasons to use FreeBSD over GNU/Linux - friendlier licensing, better performance (in many cases but not all), kqueue, etc.
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I for one can only think of the fallowing reason:
If you like playing 3d games, don't use BSD..... don't use linux..... use windows....
I was Windows user, then i switched to linux....
Then i tried FreeBSD.... and switched back to linux....
However in few days i used FreeBSD (about month) something changed in me...
And linux wasn't giving me satisfaction anymore....
So now i use FreeBSD
Reasons why not to use any particular system depends on individual itself...
I bet there are some creeps out there still using dos
FreeBSD Jails are OS-level virtualization feature and as such thing works great, but if you need full/hardware assisted virtualization like Xen/KVM/VirtualBox then FreeBSD is not for you.
I do not know any other reasons for 'no' instead of virtualization.
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"If 386BSD had been available when I started on Linux, Linux would probably never had happened." Linus Torvalds
Linux is not UNIX! Face it! It is not an insult. It is fact: GNU is a recursive acronym for "GNU's Not UNIX".
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0/ OpenBSD has better wireless support
1/ FreeBSD default SHELL for root is (t)csh
2/ Multimedia plugins for surfing the web all suck, b/p to use Linux versions of all
3/ 3D Gaming needs more stringent hardware shopping guidelines.
that's about it, unless one wants to get into stuff like virtualbox/vmware/file systems/bike sheds
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Thou shalt check the array bounds of all strings (indeed, all arrays), for surely where thou typest ``foo'' someone someday shall type ``supercalifragilisticexpialidocious''.
If you don't like reading, you don't want FreeBSD
- Ports: in my experience they are clumsy, ineffective and time-consuming (try to compile OpenOffice and you know what I mean).
- poor support for WebVideo and other multimedia applications (i.e. Flash et al.): Gnash & Co. are some kind of a workaround one can live with but almost any Linux-Distribution does it better (and right here right now I don't argue from an ideological point of view about blobs).
- no speed advantages on desktops or laptops.
I ran FreeBSD and Debian for a while on my PC. Both were used for plain average user tasks (surfing the net, writing letters, working on digital photographs, listening to music and so on). I didn't found anything that FreeBSD did better than Debian exept one thing: It's easier to configure a new kernel for FreeBSD.
Well, that sounds quite negative, but I wouldn't say that FreeBSD is a bad OS. No, it's ok, but it didn't serve my needs as good as other OS did (and do). Other people will think totaly different.
1) Because all you want do is play Fallout and Oblivion.
2) Because you want to be cool like everyone else.
3) Because your mom said your not allowed to.
"The basic tool for the manipulation of reality is the manipulation of words. If you can control the meaning of words, you can control the people who must use the words." -Philip K. Dick
If you plan on using FreeBSD on any machine which isn't i386 or AMD64-based, you might want to reconsider.
Yes, FreeBSD does run on UltraSPARC, PowerPC, and ARM, but these other architectures are not nearly as well-supported as the generic PC versions.
Also, if you're very politically or philosophically minded, you might want to avoid FreeBSD because of its use of blobs (although systems without blobs built-in are rare).
OpenBSD, however, is not affected by these problems.
While I'm here, I must ask: Terryp, this is probably just my ignorance, but what is so bad about the root user's shell being tcsh?
"Experience is what you get when you were expecting something else." - /usr/games/fortune
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I'm compilling everything from sources....
This much i can tell
FreeBSD (optimized with CPUTYPE, and even without it) compiles OOO faster than Gentoo (optimized with various options), on same PC
1) Suspend to RAM and to disk doesn't work for a ton of machines, and I may be wrong, but I don't believe it works at all for SMP machines?
2) amd64 lacks a nvidia driver (due to freebsd lacking certain requirements that nvidia needs for its driver) which makes laptops with nvidia cards that have powermizer absolutely miserable to work with....
3) wireless drivers don't work as well the openbsd ones (at least wpi doesn't in my experience)
4) no adobe flash support except through linuxulator (which is starting to work a lot better, i will admit)
For example: I work in a RHEL-friendly environment, so that's what I have used for most critical services. There are some less-used services and testing servers that run FreeBSD. (And I intend to move to move several production web frontend servers to FreeBSD when I've convinced the right people.)
Kill your t.v.
Following up on anomie's point about servers in a standardized environment, when would you not use freebsd for server? I can see here that virtualization is not very comprehensive like Xen or others like it. But what about other stuff? For example, database, file server, or even more "enterprise" applications.
For running proprietary apps - e.g. Oracle - I am actually more comfortable with RHEL because it is vendor-tested and validated. I am not going to go out on a limb to kludge something together (running under Linux emulation).
Kill your t.v.
OpenBSD will never support tools like nidsgen, period.
1/ In my experience the MPlayer plugin is buggy and just how much depends on the browser used. I've often had to send SIGKILL to flock-bin processes after closing linux-flock or just closing a tab, due to having the MPlayer plugin in use when the window/tab was closed. Viewing multiple video streams at once has also caused my browser to hang on many occasions. I do not call this usable enough, to not say that it sucks.
2/ My note to be prepared to use Linux versions of software, is because of increasing need for Flash 8+ plugins and the road to FreeBSD 9. Not to mention that a number of people can't live with out that infernally annoying website known as youTube!
3/ I do not consider downloading and opening MPlayer independently to be a 'browser plugin', if you mean making the web browser use an mplayer plugin whenever a flash plugin (et. al.) is requested for video playback , then I see your point ;-)
N.B. I use MPlayer for almost all my video playback needs, be it in a web browser and beyond.
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2. Flash 9 works on FreeBSD with the Linux compatibility layer and nspluginwrapper quite well at least on PC-BSD. swfdec is also progressing very well. One thing that's good about swfdec is that it blocks flash content by default and that Youtube and Google Video compat are very well maintained.
3. I care about quality drivers, not raw support. If I cared about the latter, then I'd use Linux.
"UNIX is basically a simple operating system, but you have to be a genius to understand the simplicity."
MacBook Pro (Darwin 9), iMac (Darwin 9), iPod Touch (Darwin 9), Dell Optiplex GX620 (FreeBSD 7.1-STABLE)
Laptops where you want to use standby/suspend/sleep, as it's very hit-and-miss on whether or not this will work with any laptop + FreeBSD version combination.
Servers where you want to use Xen, KVM, VMWare as there is no host support for these in FreeBSD. FreeBSD works fine running in a VM as a guest, though.
Desktops where you need fast 3D graphics for playing games.
Desktops where you want to run pure 64-bit, as there are no 64-bit versions of Flash, binary 3D drivers, binary sound drivers, a handful of apps, etc. This is also a problem with 64-bit Linux and 64-bit *BSD, though.
Beyond that, it's pretty much "which OS are you most comfortable in", and "which OS can you be most productive in" for deciding which OS to put on which system.
Help for FreeBSD: Handbook, FAQ, man pages, mailing lists.
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Many of the designs were made specifically to be worn with haute couture clothing by premier fashion designers. The featured jewelry designers of this over four hundred and fifty piece exhibition include Kenneth Lane, Lanvin, Missoni, Oscar de la Renta, Chanel, Miriam Haskell, Boucher, Balenciaga, and Trifari. The exhibition will be on view at the Museum from June 25th through September 22nd (with a portion remaining open until January 11th). The company of Miriam Haskell, the famed jewelry designer who died in 1981, subsidized the show and donated a gilded metal and pearl grape necklace to the Museum's permanent collection.
|Barbara Berger & David McFadden
This collection was organized by David McFadden, Chief Curator and Vice President for Programs and Collections at the Museum of Arts and Design, in collaboration with guest curator and jewelry historian Harrice Miller. McFadden said that he and Berger worked on this exhibition for the past eight to ten years. This is the first costume exhibition in the Museum's history and one where fantastic objects and great concepts were seamlessly merged. They chose the best pieces from her collection with meticulous attention to not only excellence in appearance but also to perfection in execution and craftsmanship. While there are no precious stones involved in the making of this jewelry, all the pieces are historical couture pieces with intricate detailing and work.
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How to make your blowout last an entire week
I never wash my own hair. The truth is, I'm a blowout addict. Yes, it's expensive (even though I get to try many places for free because of my job) and yes, it's a huge luxury to never wash your own hair. But the time I save not worrying about my naturally unruly curls is worth the $40 and one-hour session. Most importantly, I know how to make it last. I never get a blowout more than once a week, and I can stretch my 'do to 10 days sometimes. My boss once called me "the queen of blowout extensions" and it's a crown I wear on my bouncy hair proudly.
One of the keys to making your blowout last is a really good shampooing. Lather, rinse, repeat and make sure the stylist really works the shampoo in. Nora, my hair stylist, is the best at this. I have gone other places where someone has delicately washed my hair, and I wasn't able to make the blowout last as long. (If you go to Dry Bar, get the "Floater" -- it's a head massage that feels divine and ensures you're squeaky clean.)
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Day 1 and 2: Get ready to be shocked: Do not use any products. Really. I know it's hard to resist the deliciously scented serums and that it feels super glamorous with a hairspray cloud around you, but products won't help if you're in it for the long run; they just weigh your hair down, so I wait until day three to use any.
The week I did this story was really humid so I kept my hair pulled back in a tight bun as much as possible. (I got stuck in a downpour, too, which is a true test of my skills as the blowout whisperer.) At night, I sleep with my hair down.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Tyler Detorie, who made a game-saving defensive play to preserve Yale's 1-1 tie with Columbia on Saturday, has been named the Ivy League Rookie of the Week.
Detorie, a Canton, Conn., native, slid at the goal line to clear away Henning Sauerbier's shot with a little over a minute to play in regulation. Sauerbier, who scored Columbia's goal in the first half, had dribbled past goalkeeper Bobby Thalman and appeared to have an open goal to shoot at. Detorie played all 110 minutes in the game and helped anchor a strong Yale defensive effort.
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In a hotly contested run-off, veteran Arkansas Sen. Blanche Lincoln bucked many pundit predictions to beat ex-Clinton official (and current Arkansas lieutenant governor) Bill Halter on Tuesday.
Lincoln won the Democratic primary 52-48 percent despite Halter's backing by unions and left-leaning groups unhappy with the incumbent's voting record.
Referencing the funds flowing to Halter, in recent weeks, Lincoln repeatedly spoke out against "outsiders" trying to gain influence in race.
In winning the Democratic nomination, not only did Lincoln survive the nation's current anti-incumbent leanings, she also provided hope that her farm-dependent home state can hold on to the Senate Agriculture Committee chair. The first woman and Arkansan to hold the chair, Lincoln took over the position last September.
As chairman, Lincoln introduced legislation aimed at stricter oversight of banks involved in credit swaps. Unhappy with the proposals, banks are now lobbying against the reforms as the House and Senate prepare to reconcile separate bills.
After victory had been assured Tuesday night, Lincoln released a statement saying, "President Clinton called me tonight when it was clear we were going to win and said, 'Blanche, you're the new Comeback Kid!'"
Clinton — despite having been Halter's boss while in the White House — campaigned for Lincoln late in the run-off campaign. He, too, derided the influx of outside money flowing into Halter's coffers.
"Tomorrow, when all those outsiders who flooded the state get back on their airplanes and buses to go back where they came from, our campaign will stay rooted right here in Arkansas," continued Lincoln. "We have the best volunteers and the best organization and we are ready for the next set of challenges. I am completely confident that by sticking together we will win again in November! If tonight is proof of anything, it's that when we stand together we can accomplish great things."
Next up to take a shot at Lincoln's Senate seat is five-term Republican Rep. John Boozman, a northwest Arkansas-based businessman.
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Farmers from states along the Missouri River met with the American Soybean Association and the Iowa Soybean Association recently to express their concerns following the devastating flooding they've seen in the Missouri River Valley.
"There was a small group of farmers representing farmers up and down the Missouri River in Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri who really wanted to visit with us about their concerns and their needs," ASA Vice President Ray Gaesser said. "They are really afraid that the media will forget them, that legislators will forget them and nothing will happen to solve their issues with flooding on the Missouri River and help them through the devastation they've seen there."
A major concern the farmers shared with Gaesser deals with the Army Corps of Engineers and the near-term need for the Corps to officially say that they will rebuild the levees. Without that statement crop insurance will be very difficult to get or very expensive to get, so that is the near-term need, that the Army Corps of Engineers establish a budget and makes a statement that they are committed to rebuild the levees.
Gaesser reports that the farmers he spoke with also questioned why the reservoir pool was established at a level that left only 25% of its capacity for flood control.
"The reservoir capacity in the upper part of the Missouri River is about 75 million acre feet and the historic pool level has been about 36 million acre feet," Gaesser said. "But recently the Corps or someone established that the reservoir level could be maintained at 57 million acre feet and that only leaves about 25% of capacity for flood control, so there is a real concern of how that number was established, what the criteria was for the change, and why they would do that."


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ADDISON COUNTY — The Middlebury Union High School team made most of the local boys' soccer headlines, and for good reason: The Tigers had a dream season, earning the top seed in Division I and winning two playoff games before finishing with a 14-2 record.
ADDISON COUNTY — Despite uncooperative weather and inconsistent reports about the presence of deer, the number of bucks taken to Addison County's weigh stations during the just-concluded 16-day rifle season ended up being the second-highest since 2003.
That year marked the last season before the Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife adopted new rules banning rifle hunters from shooting at bucks with fewer than three antler points.
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11/24 Norwich vs. Midd. .......................... 5-4
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Sometimes it's almost impossible to figure out precisely why Israel involves herself in activities that appear not to be in her national interest. This time, that activity is Israel's perpetual battle with Gaza and Palestine.
I had heard of two holidays that took place over the last week: the traditional one, Thanksgiving, and the unofficial one, Black Friday. So imagine my surprise when I opened my computer this Monday morning and found a barrage of emails in my inbox informing me of a third special occasion: Cyber Monday.
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Election results released by the Secretary of State's office show that President Obama won eight communities in Vermont with more than 80 percent of the vote. His best town was Norwich, with 85 percent. The other places on the list are Marlboro, Putney, Brattleboro, Burlington, Montpelier, Strafford and Granville. Middlebury and Ripton, with 78 and 79 percent for Obama, came close to being on the list, but did not quite make the elite league.
Tis the season for eating. And therefore, tis also the season for cooking.
I can't help but notice that my favorite cooks (i.e., anyone willing to make me a meal) have particularly strong preferences when it comes to how things are done in their kitchen.
A kindly woman can turn ferocious when guarding her kitchen. Not even a glass of water may be filled within the confines of her kingdom without permission, lest the wrong glass be filled or water be drawn from the tap when there's filtered water on hand.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Astronaut Scott Kelly is gearing up for a one-year space station stint next spring. And his twin brother will be offering more than his usual moral support.
Retired astronaut Mark Kelly will be joining in from Earth. He'll undergo medical testing before, during and after his brother's American-record-setting flight.
It's part of an unprecedented study of identical twins, courtesy of the Kellys and NASA. Researchers hope to better understand how prolonged weightlessness affects the body, by comparing the space twin with the ground twin.
The 50-year-old NASA astronaut has volunteered to spend an entire year aboard the International Space Station beginning next March. He'll work the whole time alongside Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko.
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Duncan Rowlands has posted to the Veterans Face book group on the selection options that the committee are putting to the membership. I am not allowed to post to this group because I am banned as I posted my opinion that we should spend more effort on increasing participation and standards and less on selection. Hence I am posting on the Forum and would invite any member of the Veterans Group to paste this post into the Veterans Face book group.
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Option C
This is a return to the 2017 format of an all age groups together National Championships using poules and DE plus an Age Group Qualifier with fencers competing within their age group in a poule unique.
For the Worlds selection is the top placed fencer in each age group at the Nationals plus the top 3 fencers in each age group from the Age Group Qualifiers.
For the European Teams selection is solely from fencers positions in the National Championships.
This scheme was discussed at our committee meeting on Sunday. The committee discussed and were in broad agreement that although we would keep the general principles of last seasons system, there would be significant changes. The timing of the Age groups would return to Jan/Feb as it used to be. The domestic fencing officer was asked to find a suitable venue for this period. This would mean that the age groups would be used for selection for the Europeans. In addition, the Nationals would only select a fencer for the Worlds if they reached at least the top 50% of the competition. This was to prevent a fencer from a weaker categories being selected just because of having a slightly better indicator, but not ever winning a DE fight.
Hence the fencers for the European team championship will not be selected solely from the National results.
Another issue that Duncan did not mention and was not even considered in his Working Group report; was the difference in requirements between the different age groups and genders. The committee decided that the results from the vote of the members will be considered on an age and gender basis. This could mean having different systems for different categories.
Duncan also stated-
The use of a mixed age group event to select for separate age group events (which the Worlds and the Euros are) is illogical and seriously flawed. This has been demonstrated on a number of occasions over the years.
British fencing in its selection schemes for Juniors and Cadets use results from Senior competitions, and this has never been questioned as illogical; or seriously flawed. It means that even the top fencers in each category are being challenged and stretched as will happen when they compete internationally. I see no great difference in the principle being applied to veteran fencing. I challenge Duncan to give examples of how it has been demonstrated as being seriously flawed. (Duncan, please dont come back with the selection of category 4 fencers from the Nationals for ET16, which is already dealt with above).


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Alec Baldwin's commanding onscreen presence won him big screen acclaim in "The Hunt for Red October" (1990), "Glengarry Glen Ross" (1992), "The Cooler" (2003) and "The Departed" (2006). Baldwin often divided his time between character film roles of varying size, New York stage productions, and political activism until the sitcom "30 Rock" (NBC, 2006-2013) offered him an ideal outlet for his cocky, breezy charm. For years, he had shown hints of comedic timing few actors possessed, but between his fearless "SNL" appearances and the revered role of network exec Jack Donaghy on "30 Rock," it was clear that Baldwin could more than hold his own in comedy. Baldwin continued working after the end of "30 Rock," including a stint as the host of a revived primetime version of the classic game show "Match Game" (ABC 2016- ) and a recurring role on "Saturday Night Live" as President Donald Trump during the 2016 election season and during Trump's first months in office. Alexander Rae Baldwin III was born on April 3, 1958, and raised in Massapequa, NY alongside his brothers, future actors Daniel, Stephen and William, and sisters Jane and Elizabeth. Mother Carol was a homemaker and Alexander Rae Baldwin, Jr., who...
Alec Baldwin's commanding onscreen presence won him big screen acclaim in "The Hunt for Red October" (1990), "Glengarry Glen Ross" (1992), "The Cooler" (2003) and "The Departed" (2006). Baldwin often divided his time between character film roles of varying size, New York stage productions, and political activism until the sitcom "30 Rock" (NBC, 2006-2013) offered him an ideal outlet for his cocky, breezy charm. For years, he had shown hints of comedic timing few actors possessed, but between his fearless "SNL" appearances and the revered role of network exec Jack Donaghy on "30 Rock," it was clear that Baldwin could more than hold his own in comedy. Baldwin continued working after the end of "30 Rock," including a stint as the host of a revived primetime version of the classic game show "Match Game" (ABC 2016- ) and a recurring role on "Saturday Night Live" as President Donald Trump during the 2016 election season and during Trump's first months in office.
Alexander Rae Baldwin III was born on April 3, 1958, and raised in Massapequa, NY alongside his brothers, future actors Daniel, Stephen and William, and sisters Jane and Elizabeth. Mother Carol was a homemaker and Alexander Rae Baldwin, Jr., who had studied law, taught history and government at the local high school as well as coached football. A liberal in conservative East Long Island, Baldwin, Jr. also had a reputation for outspokenness on school and local issues, which no doubt inspired his offspring to fight for what they believed in. Baldwin strove to be well read and up on current world events, even as a young teen; ultimately, to be like the father who was so respected by his family. To that end, Baldwin left Massapequa in 1976 to pursue a political science degree at Georgetown University; acting being the furthest thing from his mind at that time as a legitimate means to make a living. After three years of hard work and a failed run for student body president, Baldwin was visiting a friend at New York University when he was introduced to the school's theater department. He had always had an interest in acting, even appearing in several high school plays, but now decided to put his law school plans on hold and take a more creative and risky detour. He transferred to NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and also studied with famed founder of the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute. Baldwin intended to complete his Political Science major simultaneously, but in 1980, he and his piercing blue eyes were "discovered" while working at a fancy Upper West Side health club. Like many a newbie actor, he was cast as a sexy ne'er do well on a daytime soap, in this instance, "The Doctors" (NBC, 1980-82).
Baldwin's windfall lasted two and half years, after which he attracted serious attention for playing a charismatic yet lunatic TV evangelist on the nighttime soap "Knots Landing" (CBS, 1979-1993). However, his new career did not quell his leanings towards politics and public service, and while in California, he began volunteering for radical California assemblyman Tom Hayden. He also remained active in New York theater, garnering a Theater World award for a revival of Joe Orton's "Loot" and acclaim for a Broadway production of "Serious Money." In the late 1980s, Baldwin began his film career with a dizzying number of character roles, including a pair of hilariously thuggish New Yorkers in "Married to the Mob" (1988) and "Working Girl" (1988). He was memorable as the goofy bespectacled husband in "Beetlejuice" (1988) and displayed his versatility in the heavy-handed "Talk Radio" (1988) and the retro musical "Great Balls of Fire" (1989), where he portrayed ambitious young preacher Jimmy Swaggart (Jerry Lee Lewis' real-life cousin). Meanwhile he kept in step with his politics, attending the 1988 Democratic Convention and joining fundraising efforts for presidential hopeful Michael Dukakis. Back in Hollywood, Baldwin's rapidly growing résumé suggested that the gifted actor was on the track to movie stardom, especially after he landed a leading role playing hero Jack Ryan in "The Hunt for Red October" (1990). The Tom Clancy adaptation was not a critical hit but it was one of the year's top-grossing films, and it put Baldwin in a new league alongside A-listers like Sean Connery, Harrison Ford and Scott Glenn. He broke through to top-billing status later that year with "Miami Blues" (1990), which showcased him to great effect as a psychopathic thief and murderer in a hard-hitting drama. Onstage, Baldwin continued to knock them out of the park, earning an Obie Award for his lead in the off-Broadway production of "Prelude to a Kiss."
At this point in his rather short career in show business, Baldwin had already begun to earn a reputation for his outspoken despair over the politics and players in Hollywood. The 1991 romantic comedy, "The Marrying Man" left a serious bruise on Baldwin's reputation - not only because it was a flop, but because of Baldwin's alleged violent outbursts on the set and arguments with Disney execs that barred him from ever working with the Mouse House again. Co-star Kim Basinger was likewise accused of problematic behavior, and when the pair subsequently fell in love on set, they developed an instant reputation as one of Hollywood's most high maintenance couples. Despite the controversy, Baldwin was still offered a contract to star in the next two Jack Ryan films. In a snub that may have forever squelched his shot at true Hollywood stardom, he turned down Tinseltown to appear in "A Streetcar Named Desire" on Broadway; in the process, earning a Tony nomination for his portrayal of hot-tempered Stanley Kowalski. However, thumbing his nose at a lucrative film franchise and forcing a studio to recast with Harrison Ford - was considered by many either a bold or stupid move, depending on who was asked. One thing was clear - Baldwin would never again step into the stereotypical matinee idol sh s that his handsome looks and talent demanded.
While in New York, the ever passionate Baldwin continued to stir the pot, testifying before the City Council that horse-drawn carriages amounted to animal cruelty. An expletive-riddled shouting match with a hansom cab driver landed him in the headlines. Onscreen, Baldwin's explosiveness was corralled brilliantly that year in David Mamet's universally praised "Glengarry Glen Ross" (1992), in which he memorably portrayed an unforgiving, coffee-rationing real estate executive. In fact, his uncredited appearance - which writer David Mamet reportedly wrote specifically for Baldwin - was generally regarded as the standout and certainly the most quoted of the A-list lot, including such powerhouse co-stars as Al Pacino, Jack Lemmon, Ed Harris and Kevin Spacey.
Over the next few years, Baldwin's film career stalled with a spate of bad movies. A reprise of his stage role in the movie version of "Prelude to a Kiss" (1992) passed without much notice and "Malice" (1993) brought some acclaim for Baldwin's turn as a slick surgeon in another entry from the psychological thriller school, but was not box office blockbuster. "The Shadow" (1994), a rendering of the cult radio and pulp-fiction mystery hero, came maddeningly close to working, only to squander a great production design and star-studded supporting cast. Baldwin fared better with critics when he revived Stanley Kowalski for a CBS production of "A Streetcar Named Desire" (1995), leading to both Emmy and Golden Globe nominations for his work. In 1995, Baldwin became the president of the non-profit advocacy group the Creative Coalition, taking the reigns after president Christopher Reeve's term was interrupted by his paralyzing accident. Unfortunately, Baldwin probably got the most ink that year for punching out a paparazzo who attempted to photograph Baldwin and Basinger leaving a New York hospital following the birth of their daughter, Ireland.
Returning to the big screen, Baldwin gave a forceful performance in "Ghosts of Mississippi" (1996), starring as a crusading district attorney attempting to bring the murderer of Medgar Evers to justice. Baldwin's strong dramatic background was also apparent in Al Pacino's Shakespearean examination, "Looking for Richard" (1996). While promoting the films, Baldwin worked hard to repair his tarnished image and stood by his wife proudly as she reaped various awards for her role of hooker-with-a-heart-of-gold in "L.A. Confidential" (1997). Baldwin ended 1997 by leading three busloads of volunteers on a tour of Massachusetts to gather signatures for a campaign reform initiative.
The actor kicked off 1998 with a run of "Macbeth" at New York's Public Theater and followed up by lobbying in Washington on behalf of national funding for the arts. In 1998, he wrote and guest-starred in an episode of "Law & Order" (NBC, 1990-2010). The small screen further provided one of his best performances, as a dedicated U.S. attorney prosecuting Nazi war criminals in the miniseries "Nuremberg" (TNT, 2000). Continuing to rack up the accolades, Baldwin earned a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actor, and did an about-face with a winning comic turn as a movie star with a bloated ego and a penchant for underage girls in David Mamet's "State and Main" (2000). The actor lent his distinctive voice to the narration of Wes Anderson's cult fave "The Royal Tenenbaums" (2001) and voiced animated shows including "The Fairly Odd Parents" (Nickelodeon, 2002- ) and "Clerks" (ABC, 2000), before portraying WWII hero General James Doolittle in Jerry Bruckheimer's misguided film epic, "Pearl Harbor" (2001). The following year the highly prolific Baldwin was nominated for his first Emmy for his role in the HBO drama "Path to War," but the recovery of his professional career sadly coincided with the beginning of a highly-contentious divorce and custody battle with Basinger.
Baldwin enjoyed a strong showing in "The Cooler" (2003), earning a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination for his role as an old school Vegas casino boss who uses and abuses his only friend. In a sillier mode, he played Ben Stiller's tough-talking, always inappropriate boss in the romantic comedy, "Along Came Polly." Martin Scorsese added Baldwin to his list of regulars he enjoyed working with, beginning with 2004's "The Aviator," the epic biography of the maverick and eccentric billionaire Howard Hughes (Leonardo DiCaprio). Baldwin played PanAm founder Juan Trippe, the troubled tycoon's main competitor and eventual provocateur of a trumped-up scandal bought and paid for through a compliant Washington Senator (Alan Alda).
Fresh off these continues successes, Baldwin returned to the New York stage for a well-received revival of the 1930s comedy "Twentieth Century" before performing "South Pacific" at Carnegie Hall. He only appeared in the first scene of Cameron Crowe's romantic comedy "Elizabethtown" (2005), but his performance as the flummoxed athletic sh tycoon Phil DeVoss, who would lose billions on the failed design of his golden boy designer (Orlando Bloom), was a deadpan comedic delight. In fact, even a Baldwin cameo was good for a guaranteed laugh and both filmmakers and fans began to look at Baldwin in a whole new light. He continued to deliver laughs on the small screen in a recurring role on the sitcom "Will & Grace" (NBC, 1998-2006), earning Emmy nominations for Outstanding Guest in 2005 and 2006. His 13 appearances as the host of "Saturday Night Live" (NBC, 1975- ) almost confounded viewers as to why he had not strictly pursued a career in comedy, with his quotable moments hawking "Schweddy Balls" and teaching sing-songy high school French, as well as feeling up Adam Sandler in the racy "Canteen Boy" sketch. In a more serious vein, he guest-starred as a plastic surgeon on the FX series "Nip/Tuck" (2003-09) and played the dubious ex-partner of "Big Ed" Deline (James Caan) on the hit series "Las Vegas" (NBC, 2003-08). In 2005, Baldwin also launched a blog on the renowned liberal website, The Huffington Post, where he regularly published commentaries on the Bush administration, the war in Iraq, and other current events.
In 2006, Baldwin was again tapped by Scorsese to join Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, Mark Wahlberg and Jack Nicholson in the ensemble mob thriller, "The Departed." The powerhouse actor gave an excited and often hilarious performance as a sweaty South Boston police captain whose department has one of its officers deep undercover inside a criminal syndicate. Baldwin gained further big screen kudos in "Running with Scissors" (2006), playing the alcoholic father of a young man who puts him into the care of a psychologist running a house full of loons. The same year he appeared in the Robert De Niro-helmed "The Good Shepherd" (2006), about an idealistic Yale student (Matt Damon) who joins a secretive spy agency during World War II, only to help form the CIA after the war. Critics hailed all three of Baldwin's 2006 screen performances, but it was nothing compared to the raves for his return to series television. On "30 Rock" (NBC, 2006-2013), "SNL" alum Tina Fey's ripping single-camera, behind-the-scenes comedy about an "SNL"-like show, Baldwin played the bombastic and preening network vice president Jack Donaghy, whose cultured air and haughty nonchalance served as the perfect foil to the dressed-down immaturity of the rest of the cast. Baldwin not only won a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor and was nominated for a Best Actor Emmy, but was largely responsible for the second season renewal of the low-rated critical darling which was slowly but surely drawing in new rabid converts.
Baldwin's career high, however, was overshadowed by "the voicemail message heard round the world." The actor had been battling ex-wife Basinger for custody rights to their only child, Ireland, since their divorce in 2002 - much of it ugly fodder for the press through the years, with each side accusing the other of all sorts of ugliness. Basinger insisted Baldwin had anger issues; Baldwin insisted his ex-wife was mentally unstable and trying to turn his daughter against him and keep him from seeing her. In April of 2007, things grew particularly vile when a voicemail message was leaked to the press in which Baldwin berated his 11-year-old daughter after she was not available for a scheduled phone call, leaving fans shocked to hear the enraged actor call his daughter a "rude, thoughtless, little pig" among other things. The actor made a public apology through the press and on "The View" (ABC, 1997- ) but accused his former wife of leaking the tape and violating their court order. Basinger denied the accusations, staying out of sight, but the obviously distraught actor countered that he had been pushed to the brink by Basinger's "parental alienation," and hoped people would understand his position once they read his 2008 book about their relationship, A Promise to Ourselves.
Baldwin was, in fact, so upset about how the couple's problems had played out in the press, that he publicly asked NBC to let them out of his contract so he could heal things with this daughter. NBC, knowing they had too good a thing in Jack Donaghy, did not seriously consider his plea - much to the relief of "30 Rock" fans. In fact, as ugly as the voicemail was, by the time season two premiere rolled around in late 2007, all seemed to be forgiven by the press and fans - such was the good will that Baldwin had amassed throughout his career as a truly original talent. The actor even scooped up an Emmy for Lead Actor in a Comedy Series in late 2008, calling his "30 Rock" gig, "the best job I've ever had." Back on the big screen, he played a philandering real estate developer in the independently made coming-of-age drama, "Lymelife" (2008), which he followed by voicing Makunga in the animated sequel, "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa" (2008). The next year, he gave a strong dramatic performance in the Nick Cassavetes tearjerker, "My Sister's Keeper" (2009), playing an attorney who helps a young girl (Abigail Breslin) sue her parents (Cameron Diaz and Jason Patric) for the rights to her own body after she discovers that they brought her into the world for the sole purpose of finding a genetic match to help cure their ailing first born (Sofia Vassilieva).
Baldwin's hot streak continued when he was nominated for his seventh Golden Globe - this time receiving his award for Best Actor in the television comedy category - which he won in early 2009. Hot on the heels of his Globe win, Baldwin received a Screen Actors Guild award for Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Comedy. Meanwhile, he sought to repeat his Emmy feat from the year before when he was again nominated for the coveted award in the lead actor category in mid-2009. Not surprisingly, he won. Just as prestigious, it was announced in November that he and Steve Martin would co-host the 82nd Academy Awards in 2010. After playing the redemptive ex-husband of a well-adjusted divorcee (Meryl Streep) in "It's Complicated" (2009), Baldwin found himself in contention for Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild awards once again when he was nominated that year for playing the humorously arrogant Jack Donaghy. As expected, the beloved actor took home yet another Golden Globe and SAG award in early 2010 and repeated the SAG win in 2011.
Baldwin made unflattering personal headlines once again in December of 2011 when while on board an American Airlines flight awaiting take off, he was asked to turn of his "electronic device" while playing the game "Words with Friends" on his smart phone. After refusing and reportedly becoming belligerent, Baldwin was removed from the plane. He later issued an apology to the passengers who were inconvenienced by the incident, although not the airline or the flight's crew. On a happier note, the following spring the actor made public his engagement to yoga instructor Hilaria Thomas, whom he had been dating since the previous summer. Tainting the good news was an incident in April 2012 in which Canadian actress Genevieve Sabourin was arrested outside Baldwin's New York home, after trying to gain access unannounced. Accused of stalking Baldwin and sending him bizarre emails, Sabourin - who had met the actor on the set of a film a decade prior - was placed under a restraining order. On the professional front, Baldwin re-teamed with "Lymelife" director Derick Martini for a brief turn in the violent coming-of-age story "Hick" (2012), prior to showing off his vocal ability as Dennis Dupree, owner of The Bourbon Room, a fictional L.A. music venue in the late-1980s in the musical "Rock of Ages" (2012), a film adaptation of the hit stage show, and as a member of the ensemble cast of Woody Allen's ode to Italy, "To Rome, with Love" (2012). Baldwin re-teamed with Allen once again in 2013's "Blue Jasmine," which was also the same year "30 Rock" ended its run after seven successful seasons on NBC. However, controversy found Baldwin once again in November of 2013 when an internet clip surfaced in which the actor appeared to use an anti-homosexual slur while dealing with a photographer. As a result, Baldwin's month-old MSNBC interview program, "Up Late With Alec Baldwin" (2013) was suspended by the network for two episodes. Although Baldwin later released an apology for the outburst, the network canceled the series outright before it returned from the enforced hiatus.
Baldwin returned to the big screen as a character actor, appearing in films including Cameron Crowe's romantic comedy "Aloha" (2015), Julianne Moore drama "Still Alice" (2014), Tom Cruise blockbuster "Mission: Impossible -- Rogue Nation" (2015), football drama "Concussion" (2015), and Warren Beatty's directorial comeback "Rules Don't Apply" (2016). Baldwin returned to television during this period as the host of a prime-time revival of popular game show "Match Game" (ABC 2016- ); he also appeared on several episodes of "Saturday Night Live," playing Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump in several sketches opposite Kate McKinnon as his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton. After Trump's surprise win in November 2016, Baldwin continued playing Trump for the remainder of the season, garnering ratings and media buzz the show had last seen during the 2008 campaign when Baldwin's former "30 Rock" boss Tina Fey was playing Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin. During this period, Baldwin scored another film hit with the title role in the animated comedy "The Boss Baby" (2017), and co-starred in indie drama "The Private Life of a Modern Woman" (2017) opposite Sienna Miller.
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Source: Baby book, Denise Spurlock, privately held by
Denise Spurlock [ADDRESS WITHHELD FOR PRIVACY].
When Mama was pregnant with me, her friends from work gave her a baby shower. One of the gifts she received was a baby book. She was dutiful in filling out all the information in it until I was about 5 years old. I imagine one of the first things she did was fill in her side of the family tree and ask Daddy to complete his side.
This simple family tree completed in my parents' handwriting is a priceless treasure.
© 2011 Denise Spurlock


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Nothing gets wasted around here
As a neuroscientist I have to disagree with the perception that anyone is doing mathematical modeling of cognitive intelligence, yet; intelligence as an economist defines it, yes, but economists are worlds away from actual cognition.
Sherman Alexie usually gives you something weird enough to riff on, though.
So far, you've pretty much got the reader hooked in. You're gonna really have to drive your point home, because the rest of the paper has to live up to and support that opening paragraph.
Well, you're going to have to drop the obligatory delorian reference, as well as 88mph getting in there somehow.


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The Tetrapylon was a monumental arch that consisted of four rows of four columns each. It was eredted in the 2nd century AD and probably formed part of the processional road to the Temple of Artemis. I have two sets of pictures, from two visits.
For any use: see my Profile. NOTE: Many of my pictures are in sub-galleries (some within another, their name is in bold print)!


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The Flying Dutch feature a squad that has a blend of veterans and collegiate newcomers.
The team returns 21 letterwinners from a team that finished second in the 2008 Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) standings and 20th at the NCAA Division III championships.
Coach Kevin Cole begins his fourth season with a pre-season roster includes 24 freshmen along with 18 sophomores, three juniors and five seniors.
In 2008 the Flying Dutch scored a school-record 13 points at the national championships. Returning senior Nora Kuiper of Parchment, Mich.(Parchment HS) contributed to that accomplishment with a fifth place finish in the 100-meter dash.
In 2008 a record number of Hope track and field athletes received All-MIAA honors. Sixteen athletes in the women's and men's program were named by coaches to the honor squad. Thirteen of them were gold medal winners at the annual Field Day championships. The 2009 All-MIAA women's returnees are led by senior Nora Kuiper who is a three-time MIAA champion in the 100-meter dash. Her winning time in 2008 was a conference record (:12.13). She also won the 200-meter dash. Other returning All-MIAA athletes are sophomore Emily Kreichelt (Northville/Northville HS), sophomore Kara Vandeguchte (Hamilton/Hamilton HS), and pole vault champion Emily VanderMeer (senior from Holland/Holland HS).
Co-captains of the 2009 team will be Nora Kuiper, Emily VanderMeer and senior Sarah Multer (Plainwell, Mich./Plainwell HS).
Four team members received All-MIAA cross country honors last fall -- freshman Kate Nelson (Williamston, Mich./Williamston HS), freshman Kelly Luftkin, Hope (Houghton, Mich./Houghton HS), freshman Karlyn Sikma (Grand Rapids, Mich./NorthPointe Christian HS) and sophomore Emily Fischer (Naperville, Ill./ Central HS).
Other returning letterwinenrs include sophomore Emily Baracy (Canton, Mich./Canton HS), sophomore Claire Bird (New Paltz, N.Y./New Paltz HS), senior Anna Brandes (Hillsdale, Mich./Hillsdale HS), sophomore Katelyn Brundige (Vicksburg, Mich./Vicksburg HS), sophomore Lauren Clack (Bloomfield Hills, Mich./ Birmingham Seaholm HS), junior Joanne Gabl (Saline, Mich./Saline HS), junior Haleigh Gokey (Mattawan, Mich./Paw Paw HS), sophomore Heidi Grooters (Jenison, Mich./Jenison HS), sophomore Jolene Jeske (Beulah, Mich./Benzie Central HS), senior Courtney Knox (Mattawa, Mich./Mattawan HS), sophomore Cecilia Kovach (Roscoe, Ill./Gobles HS), sophomore Rachael Kutney (St. Claire Shores/Lakeshore HS), sophomore Andrea Miller (Algonquin, Ill./Dundee Crown HS), sophomore Susan Savasky (Berkley, Mich./Marian HS), and sophomore Sarah VanderMeer (Holland, Mich./Holland HS).


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Story highlights
- $3,200 plane flight bill paid from Senate budget instead of campaign account
- Landrieu's office says vendor billed wrong account, mistake has been fixed
- Aide says media scrutiny of expense reports spurred a review of travel records
Sen. Mary Landrieu made headlines last November when she hitched a ride home on Air Force One with President Obama, but chose not to attend his event in New Orleans. Another lesser-known flight Landrieu took that same day mistakenly cost taxpayers more than $3,000.
CNN has learned that the vulnerable Louisiana Democrat used government money to charter a private plane to travel to a campaign fundraiser, in violation of federal law.
Landrieu spent more than $3,200 in taxpayer money to fly 400 miles round trip from New Orleans to Lake Charles, Louisiana, where she attended a $40-per person fundraising lunch with hundreds of women, according to Senate records and Landrieu campaign information. It is illegal to spend government money campaigning.
Landrieu's campaign spokesman, Fabien Levy, said in a statement that the charter company mistakenly billed Landrieu's Senate office instead of her re-election campaign. Levy said the campaign noticed the error a few weeks ago and asked the company to refund the Senate office and bill the campaign, which the company did. Levy said Landrieu's re-election campaign paid for the flight August 4, almost nine months after the November 8 trip.
"We take our finances very seriously and are glad we caught the vendor's mistake and were able to rectify the matter as soon as possible," Levy said.
The campaign didn't notice the mistake until July 29. Two days later, on July 31, USA Today published a story showing that Landrieu was one of the Senate's most frequent fliers, spending $47,000 last year on taxpayer-funded charter flights. Levy told CNN that media scrutiny of Senate office expense reports spurred the campaign to review its travel records.
Even though the mistake was corrected, the campaign still violated federal law and could face civil fines, said Paul S. Ryan, senior counsel at the Campaign Legal Center, a nonpartisan campaign watchdog.
"It is the senator and the senator's staff responsibility to comply with federal laws. It's not the job of the vendor, per se," Ryan said. "It sounds like their excuse is, 'We didn't do anything wrong; it's the vendor.' It's the job of the senator and her staff not to pay bills out of a Senate office account if those bills were not for Senate business."
Ryan argued that even though Landrieu fixed the error, the law should still be enforced.
"If senators were allowed to pay for their campaign expenses out of taxpayer dollars that challengers don't have access to, that's a major unfair advantage to incumbents," he said.
Landrieu took the charter flight the same day Obama delivered a speech on the economy in New Orleans. The senator cited her busy schedule as the reason she didn't accompany the President in her hometown.
"I was hosting a lunch in Lake Charles for 300 women and I wasn't going to stand them up. I'm sorry I couldn't be with the President," she told CNN's Wolf Blitzer a few days later.
At the time, Obama was under fire for the disastrous rollout of HealthCare.gov and breaking his promise that people could keep their health insurance coverage under Obamacare.
Landrieu's decision not to attend his event was widely seen as an acknowledgment that the President, who was already deeply unpopular in Louisiana, was a political liability for the vulnerable Democrat, especially since she cast a pivotal vote in support of Obamacare.


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In honor of this weekend's Mad Men season finale, we thought that it was about time that we look into the handbag wardrobe of the show's very own Betty Hofstadt Draper Francis, January Jones. When we do these features, we try to pick stars whose accessories choices are interesting and varied; it's just more fun to look at someone who buys both Coach and Chanel than someone who sticks to one brand or one color or one type of bag. Variety, as they say, is the spice of life.
In that sense, January Jones fits our accessory ideal to a T. Satchels, clutches, mini crossbodies, totes, shoulder bags - she does it all, and in a variety of colors, sizes and price points. In January, I see a bit of myself: a woman who loves a good bag, no matter what form that bag might take. (Side note: I wish I saw more of myself in January, because that would probably increase my chances of being a smokin' hot former model who knows Jon Hamm.) Take a look at some of our favorites from January's oeuvre, after the jump.
We'll start with January's Yves Saint Laurent Cabas ChYc Tote because it seems like EVERY celeb has one. You can have your own for $2150 via Net-a-Porter.
January does color like a champ as well - check out this awesome Reed Krakoff Gym Bag in vivid green. $990 via Net-a-Porter.
January was the face of Versace accessories for a little while, so it's only natural that she'd be spotted toting a Versace Suede and Leather Satchel. Unfortunately, it's from a few seasons back and no longer available.
On the other hand, if you'd prefer something that's a little more budget-friendly than Versace tends to be, this Coach Classic Leather Duffel holds everything you need at a great price. $398 via Coach.
If you dig color but prefer a smaller scale, January's Tila March Zelig Studded Clutch might work out better. Unfortunately, I can't find the reasonably priced piece anywhere online.
Also not sold online: the Chanel Wallet on a Chain Crossbody that January wore to The Webster x Target launch. You'll have to contact Chanel at 800-550-0005 to purchase.
January's Coach Kristn Embossed Python Crossbody is a similarly proportioned option at a much more down-to-earth price point. $238 via Coach.
Not concerned about price points? May I suggest the Dior Delices Pouch Clutch that January carried for her most recent birthday? It's no longer online, but everything from Dior costs a pretty penny.
As far as everyday bags go, January's got the right idea with her tonal black Givenchy Antigona Satchel. $2570 via Barneys.
And last but not least, a neat, ladylike satchel that's perfect for someone who stars on a midcentury show like Mad Men - the Prada Pyramid Frame Bag. $2950 via Neiman Marcus.
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