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Sunday evening, over one thousand children and adults gathered to march from Innovation Depot in Birmingham, to Railroad Park. The march was an effort of the Birmingham City School System to reenact the More>>
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Dr. Cosby met on the field with Miles football players, and talked about important lessons in life. More>>
Sara Collins Rudolph is the only survivor of that horrific bombing in a church bathroom that re-shaped Civil Rights in 1963. She was in that same bathroom at 16th Street Baptist Church when the bomb went off killing four other little girls... including her 14-year-old sister. Collins Rudolph reflects on her scars, her feelings about that awful day, and, race relations in Birmingham. More>>
Entertainer Jamie Foxx hosted "The Concert for Human Rights" last night at the BJCC where thousands showed up to celebrate the milestones and to recognize the Civil Rights Movement. More>>
Film director Spike Lee stopped in Birmingham Sunday to be a part of the Day of Commemoration to honor the girls killed in the church bombing 50 years ago this day. More>>
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The church bell tolled each time for each of the 4 little girls killed in the explosion, which happened September 15, 1963. More>>
President Barack Obama issued a statement Sunday afternoon, on the Day of Commemoration of the Birmingham church bombing: More>>
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Fifty years ago four Birmingham families were forever changed when a bomb was placed outside a women's bathroom at 16th Street Baptist Church on September 15th, 1963. Four little girls were killed that day, the youngest, 11-year-old Denise McNair. Her mother, Maxine McNair and Maxine's daughters reflect on that day and its impact on the world. More>>
It's thought today, to be an act of domestic terrorism - racially motivated - the killing of four little girls at church on September 15th, 1963. One of those killed was 14- year-old Carole Robertson. Her sister, now living in Baltimore is in town this weekend as the city marks that tumultuous year.
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History of GAIS
The concept of a German-American School in the Bay Area in order to promote the German language and culture started in May 1980, with an ad-hoc committee under the leadership of Dr. Liedkte, Professor of German at the San Francisco State University. He was assisted by a group of dedicated parents and Mr. Rothmann, the German consul at that time and the Swiss consul, Mr. Frey. The result of many years of dedicated work, the German American School (GAS) was created by a small group of parents wanting to provide a good bilingual education for their children.
The guiding idea of the founding families was to build a school for their own children that would be both German and American, and therefore also teach in both English and German bilingually at the native speaker level. It would promote the German language and culture, as well as familiarize the European families with the American culture. A full-time German-American School would eventually lead to the High-School diploma and the German Abitur, thus broadening the horizons and preparing the students for both university systems. Most of the founding families were of mixed marriages, with one German parent, permanently living in the US, but also wanting to pass on the German or European cultural heritage and language.
One of the main founding families was Steve and Claudia Kispersky. They met at the home of Dr. Kurt Mueller Vollmer, professor of German language at Stanford University, and decided to embark on the laborious yet rewarding task of organizing and building the DAS School. It took about two years from the first official meeting until the school opened its doors. It was first located in three rooms rented from the Woodland School in Portola Valley.
Building a private school from the ground up without external financial support required an unexpected level of commitment. There were times when Steve Kispersky, the President of the Board, had to pay the teachers from his own pocket because the school did not have the required liquidity. Electricity and phone services were disconnected several times, providing another opportunity for the Board members to bail the school out. Soon, however, the school started to grow and attracted an ever more international clientele. Families from Europe, Asia and Africa started to send their children to the school. They were readily integrated into the school community, and the program was extended to include international project weeks far before anyone had ever heard about the International Baccalaureate program. Said Claudia Kispersky: "Building up a school costs an immense amount of time, idealism and nerves. But the effort paid off, both on a school level as well as on a personal level."
Steve and Claudia Kispersky deserve very special thanks for what they have done for our school. Without them, we would have never gotten off the ground, or stayed afloat! We are thankful for their long term vision, commitment and continued support. Our parents typify the cooperative spirit of people from many countries who work together to make our school a special place, a center for cross-cultural learning and exchange. This is the true GAIS family and community!
1998 – present
To open opportunities for both GAIS elementary school students and new students wishing to join GAIS at the middle school level and study under its International Baccalaureate program, GAIS is adding an English-language program in Grades 6 – 8.
In September 2008 GAIS celebrated its 20th Anniversary. Activities held in this special year included the addition of an Octoberfest Party to the social calendar as well as a Gala Anniversary dinner at the Stanford University Faculty Club on May 16th of 2009.
An expansion of enrollment from 240 to 280 is accommodated by an ambitious facilities plan launched in 2007. New facilities ready for September 2008 include two classrooms, a library, preschool room, preschool toilets, ESL room, staff room, staff kitchen and administrative offices.
February 19, 2007, GAIS receives authorization from the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) for the Primary Years Programme. GAIS becomes the first PYP school in the Bay Area as well as the first in the world to teach the program in the German language.
Continued school growth results in a new portable for Grade 2. In addition the school playground receives a new covered lunch area.
Hans Peter Metzger is appointed to Head of School effective August 1, 2005. Prior to joining GAIS, Mr. Metzger served as Director of the International School of Trieste in Italy as well as the Director of the Udine International School in Italy.
April 27, 2005 GAIS receives accreditation from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges for a six-year term.
GAIS builds a new school playground thanks to generous donations by our parents. Administrative restructuring, with Hanna Tikkanen Merk, former president of the Board as the current Executive Director.
Our 6th to 8th graders participated in the SAT 9 tests to increase transparency of our academic credentials and conformity with the US school system. Students also take the German test (AATG) which is designed for high-school students, and pass with the highest scores. This is the first year that the Vorschulkinder enjoyed their own classroom for part of the day. Subjects taught in English increased to 25 percent.
GAIS has a new administrative team: Mr. Günter Dreschke for the upper grades, Mrs. Erika van Deusen for the elementary school, and Carol Ferrieri for Kindergarten. Consideration of the International Baccalaureate (IB) program to follow a more international approach. School has 22 teachers, 66 Kindergarten students, and 98 students from 1st to 8th grade.
GAIS faces challenges due to the reduction in German support and many families returning to Europe. Yet, the presence of dolphins at the beach party proved to be the positive sign for a successful year of growth, with 20 teachers, 98 students in school, from first to ninth grade, and 60 students in KG.
Mrs. Erika van Deusen is the new director: A very successful year for our school with the number of students peaking at 264. Two classes per grade in elementary school and for the first time a tenth grade with six students and a total of 31 teachers. So many reasons to celebrate!
The number of students increased to 250 with three first grades and two second and third grades for the first time in school history. Large upper grades have an average of 17 students per class and six students in 9th grade. The school extends its use permit to 300 students and adds five portables, including the new gym, new upper grade classrooms, new assembly room for music and a teachers' prep room, art and crafts room, expansion of library. The old portables are refurbished and the Kindergarten is completely remodeled during the summer. First time consideration to offer 10th grade and apply for the German Anerkennung, with visits from Mr. Lauer and Mr. Quennet of the Bundesverwaltungsamt.
The school increases to 162 students with 24 teachers. First overseas DAS party, organized by Angelika Hahn, our first parent rep.
Our school has 103 students in 1st to 9th grades and 38 in Kindergarten. New science lab is installed thanks to sponsors, donations and many fundraisers organized by parents and students. Second major fundraiser at Kohl Mansion in Burlingame.
Student body formation (SMV, Schuelermitverwaltung) help with organization and funding for school projects and activities. Opening of a new computer lab for upper grades.
School has 89 students and 36 in Kindergarten. Addition of 2 classroom portables on campus, new KG room, and KG play structure. Major donation by Siemens/Rolm provides new office equipment, such as fax/copy machine. First major fundraiser at the Mountain Winery in Saratoga.
Five-year celebration at the Elliott Street campus, with many special guests including the German, Austrian, and Swiss consuls.
Official opening of our first German library with the support of Claudia Kispersky. First edition of student newspaper, the Echo. 52 students, first to eighth grade, 18 teachers.
Opening of the school in Menlo Park on October 23, 1991. We welcome our second principal, Herrn Heinz Jochem Schmahl. The school receives the required permit to operate a non-government organization.
The school opens its Kindergarten at the University Center in Palo Alto.
Opening of the GAS (German-American School) at the Woodland School campus in Portola Valley, thanks to the hard work of teachers, staff and families. The school begins in 5 rented rooms at the Woodland School, with 22 students ranging from Kindergarten to 5th grade. Frau Anne Gross is the first principal with seven teachers.


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I write this in the curious time after our youngest alumni have just departed the campus and just before some of our oldest alumni are about to return for a reunion. Over 800 graduates will be returning this year for a few days of contemplation and quiet reflection - well, maybe a little more. And it has stopped snowing! As you know, when the weather in Vermont turns finally to sunshine and warmth, it does so quickly and is appreciated all the more when the winter has been a bit longer and deeper than usual. In Vermont the seasons are experienced with an intensity afforded by their dramatic difference, one from another. Not for us the tepid sameness of a southern California clime! We like our seasons to be up and down, to conform in their ways to the up and down hills that surround us. We like the extremes that have toughened these hill people for centuries, and even if our stay is but four years we are better fashioned for the world for the time spent in Vermont's seasons.
As I have previously discussed, Saint Michael's has been set on a course of preparing for what might lay ahead for small liberal arts colleges in the Northeast. The declining to stagnant number of high school graduates, the increasing burden of loans on students and families, the increasing call for an immediate economic return to on investment in a college education, the growing cost of remaining academically current as technology remains essential in many fields even while e-Learning scratches at the edges of what a college does, all interact to present a murky landscape through which we must negotiate. Yet while the terrain may be fraught with difficulties, it is also clear that we as a college can very much become stronger still in the near term. I firmly believe that we can stay ahead of this "crisis" and prosper by being both prudent and creative.
In our financial planning we will remain extremely conservative, steering a course that will permit us to flourish should some of the demographic projections be as dire as predicted by some. Hence we address the question, "If we had to maintain the quality of our Academic and Student Life programs what should we do with regard to the number of new students admitted each year?" The fundamental drivers here are the maintenance of the quality of our programs combined with the ability to provide financial flexibility to handle the inevitable stresses of a market decline. I believe the College is quite good at this as the community knows how to tighten its belt when times are a little tough, no doubt because we have all been through the seasons of Vermont. At the same time we want to be sure that our academic and student life programs are the absolute best they can be, that they reflect the needs and wishes of students and their families, recognize the advantages technology can bring when appropriate, and fully employ the ample capital assets of the College. To this end we are in the midst of an experiment called the Accelerated Summer College (ASC) designed to explore how a liberal arts college can take advantage of various eLearning platforms while maintaining the student/faculty intimacy that is at the heart of what a liberal arts college does. At the same time, we want to use our experience with the ASC to test the opportunities provided by having students in residence during the traditionally much quieter summer months.
Those of you who have been here during a Vermont summer know that for many the traditional academic year is mis-timed as summer in Winooski Park is warm and spectacularly bright. We are in the midst of this first experiment now with about 120 student enrollments in these somewhat different course formats. Early reports from students and faculty members are very positive but we have a lot more work to do to assess the quality of these experiences. The important point here is that we need to be adventuresome and prudent at the same time. Yet, as a liberal arts institution, keeping diametrically opposing ideas in one's head simultaneously is an everyday expectation. We have also been selected by the Consortium of Independent Colleges, (CIC) to develop two advanced liberal arts electives that could be made available to other liberal arts institutions on an online basis. The point here is to maintain or increase the number of liberal arts electives available to a group of institutions over what any single institution could provide.
As we plan prudently and strike out with academic initiatives that break new ground, we also will work hard at seeing that we affect our own destiny on the enrollment front. This is clearly not a time solely to be passive in the face of known demographic conditions, but rather Sarah Kelly and the fine Admission team Jerry Flanagan built have set out to try new approaches for recruiting students. A good deal of these efforts have been directed at being sure we are clear about what a liberal education is, how important the individual relationships that develop between a faculty or staff member and a student is to eventual student happiness, and how a loyal alumni network can really help new graduates. As recent graduate Liam Connors '14 said, a liberal arts education is not so much about what you want to do as who you want to be. The case that a liberal education is for a lifetime has not been well-made nationally. Yet, if our remarkable success this spring in enrolling a very large first-year class is any indication then we are off to a very good start.
In a nutshell the plan is simple: Be prudent with financial planning; Experiment and measure success on the academic side; And tell a true and good story in admissions. We are well launched, so stay tuned as the story develops.
- John J. Neuhauser


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A social-psychological analysis of residential electricity consumption: the impact of minimal justification techniques
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Do hops grow in Texas?
I was wondering my dad has 60 acres of land near College Station (central Texas) If they do does it take years to get product? and can you get various types?
There are a few good threads concerning hop growing if you do a search of this forum, there are variables in growing hops and usually it takes 1-2 seasons to yield a nice crop.
Thats zone 8 I believe zone 7 is supposed to be the limit, also that area is really arid isn't it? You would need to irrigate them for sure which could get pretty pricey.
Hop geneticist Al Haunold on growing hops in S. Texas.
Latitude 31 degrees is a bit out of the normal ecological range for hops. It is the daylength rather than the temperature, the latter could be overcome with sufficient watering (drip irrigation should work fine). As far as the direction and location of plants goes, it does not seem to matter too much.
The daylength during the critical months of rapid growth (from early May to mid-June could be supplemented with a simple 100 watt bulb, say setting the timer to go on about 8 PM until midnight, that would help. After mid-June it does not matter anymore. Also, hops should not be trained too early, even if growth has appeared and is quite vigorous. That should be pruned back, and new growth retrained not earlier than the first week of May.
Cascade would be about as good a choice as any, but it would produce some sterile male flowers at such latitudes, I have seen that in northern Mexico (Monterey area), but it still produced good cone set. Perhaps Nugget, or Brewers Gold, but I have no experience with those in southern latitudes. Willamette or Kent Goldings probably are a no, but one would have to experiment.
Great, a grow light in the back yard from 8P to midnight for 6 weeks. The neighbors will love that.
College Station is not really arid, we are about 100 miles east of Austin and 100 miles NW of Houston. Spring is usually wet and some time in the end of may to June it starts to dry out until September. However the temps can get into the low 100s in August. We do grow wine grapes here. Iragation would not be an issue, very easy to do on a small scale. the daylight issue I assume you mean the longer day in the northern latitudes?
Hops usually do best between the 35th and 45th latitude. But people in Florida have success with them.
The very wet weather may be an issue for you. They like/need plenty of water, but they can't sit in it. Best for them to be in well drained, loamy soil.
Get 2 or 3 rhizomes and give it a try. That's the best way to tell.
Do hops grow in Texas?
Hell no! Only two things grow in Texas! Steers and.. and something else.. what was it now?
EdWort grew a good crop of hops last year, and he's in Texas somewhere. So it's definitely possible, if maybe a little outside the hop plants comfort zone.
Yep, Ed's in Austin. Here's his thread. http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f92/texas-hop-garden-26406/
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On Fridays, we are bound for anywhere. Today, flock after flock of brown pelicans paced us as we headed first for lunch with my dad. Steady down the coast, we discussed directional cardinality, and left and right. (That is, Lucas pointed out that his left shoe is always his left shoe, and Jacob noted that left is always left, but left can also be north or south or east or west.) We talked about why the compass in the car wasn't broken, even though it said for a while that we were driving west when Santa Cruz is south of us, and we wondered about how compasses work. (Magnetism and the poles, or something? Oh, right. I had mostly forgotten.)
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Nothing really monumental is on my mind today, so I just thought I'd mention a few points regarding the past few days:
· Today was the first morning in almost a week that I didn't get drenched with rain while running. I had almost forgotten what that was like.
· For some reason, there seems to be a huge difference between "raining and 39 degrees" (like yesterday morning) and "raining and 33 degrees" (like last week) as to whether I can drag myself out for a run. This must be a mental thing.
· Or maybe it's merely "six degrees of separation". Ba-dum-BUM. Thank you. Thank you very much.
· After playing in the snow on Sunday, my 4-year old daughter climbed into the van with a runny nose and said "Snow gives me lots of boogers!" That more or less sums up my feelings about snow: good for snot production, a hassle for most other things.
· My boy Chris Daughtry keeps sailing through American Idol. Last night he did a hard-rock version of "Higher Ground" by Stevie Wonder that just killed 'em.
· Although it's almost like he cheated, since that arrangement had already been done by the Red Hot Chili Peppers back in the day. The judges didn't seem to notice or mind.
· Red Hot Chili Peppers…now THAT was a band. Before they went soft, anyway. There wasn't a day of college that went by without me listening to those guys. I miss college, sometimes.
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In the morning I woke up confident that the previous night had been a dream. My hair was fanned on the pillow like I had been laid to rest in front of an audience, like a museum artifact preserved in all of my drunken glory shame. The achy feeling of a hangover crept into my consciousness before I eve opened my eyes. My stomach retched as a warm arm slinked around my waist. The face that nuzzled into my shoulder was still soft with sleep. I held my breath, tensing every muscle in my body to avoid waking him. His breath steadied, washing warm moist air against my cheek. In one smooth motion I slipped from his grasp replacing my frame with a firm pillow. He shifted again before fading into an even deeper sleep.
The light beside the bed had been left on. I refused to accept that alcohol had diluted my morals, but my dress hanging by its strap from the bathroom doorknob told a different story. The bits and pieces of the night faded in and out. I stepped into the dress in a corner of the room where I couldn't be seen. I collected my shoes and my purse but paused with my hand on the light switch. His exposed torso was soft and inviting, he didn't look anything like he other man I had found myself in bed beside, but then again Ethan was as close to a human Ken doll as you could get. That sort of chiseled jaw was replaced with the scruff that tickled when he kissed me. I shut off the light and closed the door silently behind me as I left. I closed my eyes tightly trying to forget those kisses.
While poetic strings of regretful words itched to find their way from my fingertips to a keyboard the elevator lowered itself to the building's first floor. I walked barefoot across the hotel lobby's floor because my stiletto heels had yet to find their way back onto my feet. Instead, they hung from the crooks of my fingers, swinging back and forth with the slight motion of my arm.
The moment I crossed from the sympathetic atmosphere of hospitality into the heat of the Vegas morning my cell phone rang unforgivingly. I released my tension in a heavy breath when "REGGIE" flashed across the screen.
"Honey, where are you? I've been calling all night." Echoed across the line just after my meek "Hello."
"I must have accidentally shut off my phone." I lied knowing I had purposefully shifted I to silent on the walk to the hotel.
"Are you okay? I mean… you seem considerably hung over." Her giggle didn't seem to match the words she spoke.
"And you seem oddly chipper considering last night's heavy alcohol consumption." I sighed squinting in attempt to relieve the building headache, "Are you ready to go back?"
"Yeah, definitely, it's probably time we get the check anyway."
The deepness of a male voice spoke in the background, "Pretty girls don't pay for breakfast." He said and Regina giggled.
A shudder shook my shoulders at the very thought of eating. Even though alcohol had temporarily numbed the reason I had run away, I regretting even attempting to drink away my sorrows. Now I was stuck with the thought of Ethan and Sabrina leaving for their honeymoon in just a few hours and the face of a man, I knew only as Jon, imprinted in my memory.
"I'll meet you at the car," Regina said sweetly before disconnecting the call.
Steadying myself on the street in front of the hotel I used the snippets of last night's memories to find my way back to the parking lot. While finding my father's silver Lexus in the crowd that streamed from the club at closing time was impossible it stood out proudly now. It sat just under the lamppost where we had left it nearly in the back row. Only two other cars had kept in company until morning.
As I approached I was surprised to see two figures leaning against the driver's side door. Regina wore long black shorts and a blue t-shirt, both of which were too big for her small frame. The dress she had worn to the wedding hung from the hand of the man who stood beside her. I assured him to be the man who hadn't allowed her to pay for breakfast.
I was hesitant to approach as I watched the man lean over to whisper in Regina's ear. She kissed her cheek. He grinned. She giggled. He pulled her in close and kissed her lips. I used the car key to slip into the passenger's seat virtually unnoticed as they continued in this fashion.
When Regina climbed into the driver's seat she wore the kind of smile that almost made me forget why I had been beating myself up all morning. "His name is Brendon," She beamed, "He just turned 21, and he's in a band."
"Just your type!" I nudged her hoping if I could keep her talking about him I'd get far enough from the previous night to find it funny, but every mile seemed to make me hate myself a little more. I should have never gotten so drunk. I should have never suggested something as foolish as going to Vegas. I should have never agreed to stand up in my sister's wedding. I should have never let Ethan go. I should have never fallen in love with him to begin with.
As we crossed into LA I feared that I had only begun to face the repercussions of my decisions. The two police cars in the driveway told me I was right. Regina's eyebrows rose as she eased onto the breaks just behind one of the squads. The concern that washed over her face told me she remembered the last time two police cars had been parked in my parents' driveway. It was nearly two years ago, just after we had returned from studying French in Paris all summer. Ethan's casual drug habit had turned into a full-blown addiction while I was away. It wasn't until the fourth night of withdrawals that he got violent. At the mention of my little sister he threw a crystal vase. He had fallen in love with Sabrina that summer he had spent in a cocaine haze. The night Ethan went to rehab Sabrina got engaged and I got seven stitches across my forehead.
"Do you want me to come in?" Regina offered.
I shook my head, "You probably shouldn't."
"Good luck sweetie." She smiled giving me a quick hug before retreating to her own car. It was parked in its usual spot at the end of the driveway as we had all left in a limo for the wedding.
I took a deep breath and let the front door open slowly in front of me. When the entire family wasn't gathered in front of it waiting for me I sighed in relief. I probably should have called though. I probably should have let them know I was safe. I probably should have let them know they taught me better than to run away like I did.
"Mom? Dad?" I called after carefully removing my shoes and placing them on the mat in the foyer. A herd of footsteps hurried from the kitchen to greet me in the hallway. The four police officers that accompanied my parents seemed unnecessary to solve any domestic dispute Ethan could have caused. But then again, I'm fairly positive my father signal handedly funded the new fleet of police cars that had been patrolling our neighborhood. His every whim must have become a department priority.
"Cassia Meyer?" The closest officer asked looking down at the photo in his hand. I could see it over his shoulder; it had been taken on our family ski trip in the Alps over New Years.
"Yes." I replied unsure what else to say.
"I would have to say you are no longer missing." He joked handing the photograph back to my mother. I found him slightly too attractive to be a police officer, especially in this town, there had to be someone out there eager to take his picture for a magazine or put him in a movie. The light smirk that played at his lips told me that he didn't find me as utterly repulsive as I felt at the moment.
"I was just out with a friend," I explained watching as my mother's expression softened and my father's stiffened simultaneously.
"It's always nice to see a pretty girl come home safely." The same officer spoke. It wasn't until he did that I noticed the three others had already trickled out of the front door.
"Let me walk you out," I offered.
"Cassia." My father bellowed.
"I'll explain everything in a second, Daddy." I batted my eyelashes a few times, looking up at him with the apologetic pout that had gotten me out of punishments my entire childhood.
"What do you really need to explain?" Sabrina shrieked as she stampeded down from her bedroom. I was really only surprised she hadn't made her grand entrance when their was more of an audience. "You know she was just jealous because yesterday was MY day. You know she just needed to ruin it for ME!" She cried hanging onto our father's arm. I could see Ethan lurking at the top of the staircase. The folded clothes in his arms told me he had been trying to get Sabrina to consolidate her belongings into possibly only three bags before they left on their honeymoon. He knew he'd have to carry them anyway.
"You know how CASSIA can't deal when she's not the center of attention…"
As she continued I nodded toward the officer and led him to the door. Even though her shrieking could still be heard as my parents gravitated back into the kitchen I said, "I'm sorry to have wasted your time officer. Although I'm fairly positive 48 hours should have elapsed before a search party was formed."
He laughed, "I guess you can say it was a special interest case." He paused awkwardly before adding, "What would you say to dinner, Friday night?"
"I'd say that I'm not sure I'm the kind of girl you think I am." I replied unsure of how else to describe my disinterest of dating anyone at the moment.
"You show up after running out on your sister's wedding. You were last seen leaving the coatroom just second before the drunken groom, who you almost married yourself. If it were me, I would have been so wasted last night I probably still wouldn't know my own name at this point."
"I thought we established that already, my name is Cassia Meyer." I nodded politely and closed the door. Sabrina was still screaming from the kitchen. Ethan was struggling to get her bags down the stairs.
"Still think you made a mistake?" I joked hoping only to catch a glimpse of his bright blue eyes before he turned away again.
Instantly he froze, one piece of luggage draped over his shoulder and another in mid-air. He squinted to see past the sunlight peaking through the front window but instead saw past all of the walls I had been building since waking up in the bed of a man I didn't really know.
Did you?" He asked with all the omniscience of my conscious. Before I could muster a reply my heart began to drown in the two puddles of icy blue.
"I left him struggling with Sabrina's luggage on the atairs without ever giving him my answer. Did I think I made a mistake?
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text: World in Pictures: 2 November 2011 10 Photos By Maureen O'Hare REUTERS/Jason Reed 1 of 10 To full screen SHARE TWEET EMAIL Larger than life What? Elizabeth Dole, former Secretary of Transportation under former US President Ronald Reagan, holds onto a newly-unveiled statue of Reagan.Where?Ronald Reagan National Airport near Washington DCWant more? Ronald Reagan |Reagan statues being unveiled worldwide in 2011 to mark 100th anniversary of former president's birth REUTERS/Ajay Verma 2 of 10 To full screen SHARE TWEET EMAIL Chhat Puja What? A Hindu devotee with "sindhur", or vermillion powder, on her forehead worships the Sun god during the Hindu religious festival "Chhat Puja". Hindu devotees worship the Sun god and fast all day for the betterment of their family and society during the festival.Where? Chandigarh, IndiaWant more? Chhat Puja | Sindhur REUTERS/Russell Cheyne 3 of 10 To full screen SHARE TWEET EMAIL Nice weather for ducks What? A duck paddles through autumnal leaves on Faskally Loch.Where?Perthshire, ScotlandWant more? How many lochs are there in Scotland? |Why do some trees lose their leaves in winter? REUTERS/Mukesh Gupta 4 of 10 To full screen SHARE TWEET EMAIL Indian wrestler What? Sudesh Sharma, 61, a wrestler lifts weights at a traditional Indian wrestling training centre called "Akhaara". Kushti (mud wrestling) is a traditional sport in India but more and more young athletes are now taking up mat wrestling to gain access to the top international competitions like the Olympic Games. In the background are the images of Hindu Gods and Goddesses.Where?Jammu, IndiaWant more? Kushti |Mat wrestling REUTERS/Jason Lee 5 of 10 To full screen SHARE TWEET EMAIL China Fashion Week What? A model presents a creation for MGPIN make-up styling show during China Fashion Week.Where? Beijing, ChinaWant more? China Fashion Week | MGPIN make-up styling REUTERS/Laszlo Balogh 6 of 10 To full screen SHARE TWEET EMAIL All Saints Day in Hungary What? A cemetery in Mogyorod, 20 km east of Budapest.Where? Mogyorod, HungaryWant more? All Saints Day | November festivals around the world REUTERS/Asmaa Waguih 7 of 10 To full screen SHARE TWEET EMAIL Buffalo stance What? Workers from the slaughterhouse pull a buffalo for a weigh-in, readying it for sale to customers before the annual festival of Eid al-Adha in Cairo.Where? Cairo, EgyptWant more? The annual festival of Eid al-Adha (Festival of Sacrifice) | History of sacrifice rituals around the world REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis 8 of 10 To full screen SHARE TWEET EMAIL Moon over the Parthenon What? A crescent moon is seen over the Parthenon atop Athens' ancient Acropolis.Where? Athens, GreeceWant more? The Acropolis | Latest news on the Greek referendum crisis REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann 9 of 10 To full screen SHARE TWEET EMAIL The man and the mask What? Serbia's Novak Djokovic sits beside his Halloween mask during a break of his match against Belgium's Xavier Malisse at the Swiss Indoors ATP tennis tournament.Where?Basel, SwitzerlandWant more? Swiss Indoors ATP tennis tournament | Novak Djokovic REUTERS/Peter Andrews 10 of 10 To full screen SHARE TWEET EMAIL Look mum, no wheels What? A Boeing 767 of Polish LOT airlines makes an emergency landing at Warsaw airport. The plane was en route from Newark with 230 people, but no passengers were injured.Where?Warsaw, PolandWant more? Boeing 767 makes emergency landing at Warsaw airport | Emergency plane landing miracles


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When recent tabloid revealed "Pancake" Khemanid commited infidelity with an unidentified son of a high ranking military officer, "Weir" Sukollawat, the allegedly played boyfriend was asked to clarify the news.
When recent tabloid revealed "Pancake" Khemanid commited infidelity with an unidentified son of a high ranking military officer, "Weir" Sukollawat, the allegedly played boyfriend was asked to clarify the news.
Real life couple "Pancake" Khemanid Jamikorn and her boyfriend "Weir" Sukollawat Kanarot returns to work together again in upcoming channel 7 lakorn "Duay Rang Athitarn". Pancake reveals it's not easy working with Weir because the closer you are to someone, the harder it is to work with them.
"Pancake" Khemanit Jamikorn is proud to say – her beau "Weir" Sukollawat Kanarot have decided to quit smoking.
Since the news broke out that Weir's ex girlfriend "Oil" is taking a revenge on "Pancake" for stealing her man. The people have been wondering what "Oil" really looks like.
Finally a photograph of "Oil" surfaced courtesy of Siamdara. According to the description of Oil revealed by inside source, Oil's beauty is in par with leading actresses.
At the 2nd Press conference for Thai Supermodel 2008 "Khun Dang" Suraang Prempree was ask about a recent news release claiming "Weir" Skolwat requesting to be pulled out from the leading role in "Mue Nang". On this the Big boss of channel 7 reveals "No, Weir's name is not in this lakorn. What would he be requesting for? To be in it? (laughs)"
Wier made a request because he doesn't want to work with Kwan?
"No he didn't. If his name was listed to be in it, he will get to be in it but we didn't cast him for this. He's in a different age group"
But so many sources claim he is
"You need to ask me about it, ask me, don't believe anybody else"
So "Tengnueng" is the person you wanted in the first place
Rumors are saying Weir doesn't want to be in this because he doesn't get along with Kwan
"I don't care about rumors. If I want him in it, he will have to be in it"
Rumors are claiming Weir begged you to count him out from the lakorn and you got mad at him
"Really? (smiles) It's not true. Weir's at the wrong age for this role. Do you know how old the pra aek is supposed to be? Go and read the book"
So the female lead is still Kwan?
"Yes, still Kwan and no Weir. He was never cast to be in it in the first place but someone made up a rumor about it. Kwan is still a child. She's not even 20, she still needs discipline"
Kwan is involved in so many scandals, have you called her into your office to talk about it?
"I called her in to discipline, not to talk. I don't talk. I discipline"
Wow! Things get steamy in "Yoie Fah Tah Din" when there is a fight/kiss scene between Pawin (Weir Sukollwat) and Ticha (Aump Patcharapa). As reported from Thairath on this paticular day for the shooting. Weir was acting a bit weird. He was talking a lot and in paticular. Who wouldn't get nervous when they have to do a scene like this with Thailand's sexiest female like p'Aump? Aump was a bit nervous but made it fun also by saying to Weir, "Here brother I'll teach you how to do it!"
If Todd and Pancake really wants to know if the kiss is real, then they should just look at the pictures. If that's not enough they should watch the lakorn!


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Good Questions: Rug Alterations in San Francisco?
Cindy is looking for some resource info from the local readers. She writes: Do you know where in SF I could have an area rug 8x10 altered? Thank you!
Email questions and pics with QUESTIONS in subject line to:
Can anyone give Cindy a tip? Let her know in the comments below...
Photo: Is NOT of Cindy's rug - it is from Pazyryk Rug
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I'm confused - How you mean that you want a rug altered?
Made larger? Smaller?
What kind of rug? Altering a handmade oriental rug drastically reduces its value (unless the part you're cutting off is irrevocably damaged).
For a machine-made rug, your local carpet store could probably cut it and bind the raw edge.
A persian rug can usually be rebound or repaired by a dealer. But it's very expensive work because it's done by hand.
i have another question--i was considering buying one of john robshaw's anthropologie rugs (mentioned yesterday on apartment therapy). it is a cotton dhurrie. the one they are selling is too large for my space. has anyone tried to have one of these cotton rugs cut down and / or bound? thanks.
Those rugs come in 2x3 or 6x9 - Are you sure it's too big?
Most folks put rugs that are too small in their rooms.
That is one gigantic rug!
The owner of Nomad Rugs in Noe Valley is extremely knowledgeable about all types of rugs. I'd give him a call or stop by his shop: http://www.nomadrugs.com
Claremont Rug Company across the bay in Berkeley can take care of it. They restore old antique rugs, so trimming one shouldn't be trouble for them.


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Reader Blog: This cup overfloweth with pointlessness
The Cubs and Sox will now play their annual interleague series (plural) with the Crosstown Cup on the line, an actual, literal trophy that will go to the team winning the majority of the six match-ups.
I never cared about the back-and-forth, intense, heated games that the Cubs and Sox have played ever since 1997, but I will now! A trophy, you say? Will it be gold? Will the players be allowed to carry it around with them for a day like they do with the Stanley Cup? Does Tom Ricketts have anything better he could do with his time?
And here's the worst thing: if the teams split the six games, as they have done four of the 10 years in which they've played a home-and-away format, the team that wins the last game gets the trophy. How is that fair? I say, for this year, give it to the team who outscores the other (if there's a tie), and in the future, when they split 3-3, the team that "owns" the trophy simply keeps it. Until the other team can take it away by winning a season series, it stays wherever it is.
But now I've spent a full two paragraphs analyzing this absurd, Little League-style award that none of the players will give a damn about, and that makes me angry. This isn't technically a BAD idea, just a pointless one. I hope I never hear someone utter the words "We won the Crosstown Cup!" even if it's a Cubs fan saying it.
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Pagenaud to drive for Schmidt in 2012
Frenchman Simon Pagenaud will be the driver of the Sam Schmidt Motorsports (SSM) Honda-powered Dallara in the 2012 IZOD IndyCar Series, team owner Sam Schmidt announced today during a press conference in Indianapolis. SSM team manager Rob Edwards and Pagenaud joined Schmidt at the press conference in the Indiana Convention Center during the International Motorsports Industry Show in downtown Indianapolis, just five miles from the famed Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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- Mayan cultural tour with cooking class from Cancun
- Participate in an authentic Mayan ceremony and see a show at the planetarium
- Tour UNESCO World Heritage-listed Chichen Itza with an experienced guide
- Relax at Mayaland Resort's swimming pool, botanical gardens and Xtoloc Cenote
- Enjoy cooking traditional Mayan cuisine for lunch
- Hotel pickup and drop-off by Mercedes Benz van with complimentary bottled water, soft drinks and beer on board
- Small-group tour limited to 25 ensures a more personalized experience
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An Albemarle County man will spend seven years behind bars on malicious wounding, abduction and probation violation charges. Dillon Lee Shifflett, a registered sex offender in Virginia, was sentenced Tuesday in Albemarle County Circuit Court.
On February 6, 2012 the Albemarle County Police responded to the 1900 block of Craigs Store Road for a reported assault. Officers met with the reporting party, who stated that she had been a victim of non-consensual sexual act. After investigation, Shifflett was charged with two counts of abduction, two counts of rape and one count of sodomy. The rape and sodomy charges were later dropped.
In May of 2012, a judge certified abduction and malicious wounding charges to the grand jury against Shifflett. The grand jury then indicted him on those charges.
In August, Shifflett entered an Alford plea on charges of malicious wounding, abduction and probation violation. An Alford plea means he did not admit to the crimes, but agreed there was enough evidence to convict him.
Prosecutors say Shifflett partially ripped off his wife's ear during the February 2012 incident.


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Sweater Print Inspired by PLL
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These turned out great! Love the color too. I'm addicted to gray polishes, but I don't have this one yet. (Nice to also meet a fellow PLL addict!)ReplyDeleteReplies
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This will be waiting for you on your bed when you get home from work.
(Don't worry I'll make him put out the cigarette before that :) )
Happy Birthday Hope!!
iCake Batter Martini
Happy Birthday Hope!!!!!
We're gonna drink this tonight…
Happy Birthday Hope!
My God! That's the most beautiful create I've ever seen. Damn! Why did I have to wear these nerdy glasses tonight of all night!
Oh Mr. Newman, little do you know the effect you glasses will have on Hope's willpower.
Happy Birthday Hope!
No put I am going to pretend you didn't say and let you keep on keepin' on what you're doin' there.
Happy Birthday Hope!!!!
Benedict Cumberbatch's response when asked to describe Hope is three words or less.
Happy Birthday Hope!
Box 1: Hmmm I wonder where Hope is?
Box 2: What is that dazzling light that is threatening to disturb my bath?
Box 3: OMGKAJDLJSAFLD IT'S HOPE!!! Wait, wait, let me play it cool. Yea uh happy babe how you doin?
Box 4: You're right Hope how silly of me. How silly to think I could hide my love from you. ehehehehehehehehe.
Happy Birthday Hope!
Happy Birthday Hope!
Ugghh duh Tom. This is Hope we're talking about here.
Happy Birthday Hope!!


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2013 Hyundai Elantra User Reviews
2013 Hyundai Elantra Review Ratings
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Susan writes:
2013 Hyundai Elantra Limited PZEV Review
color, handling, tech. package, extended warranty
none so far
Great Price For All That You Get — Great price for an amazing car. I also purchased the extended, bumper- to-bumper warranty for an additional $1,200. Which is well worth it since I also purchased the tech. Package, and the extended warranty covers any defects with the tech. Package as well. Great color, inside and out. I got leather seats and it has heated seats in the front and back.Great ride with good pickup for a sedan. In would highly recommend it to anyone.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2013 Hyundai Elantra Limited Review
I will write a review in 6 months as I have only 1,000 miles on it to date. 5/28/14 I know have 11,250 miles on the Elantra. Has performed very well. No issues - No repairs needed other than scheduled maintenance.
I will write a review in 6 months as I have only 1,000 miles on it to date.5/29/14. NONE
A Feature Rich Fun And Economical Ride — I will write a review in 6 months as I have only 1,000 miles on it to date. So far, it is exactly the car I expected. The quality of the interior/exterior and attention to detail to create the image and brand of the fluidic sculpture is exceptional. It is a very fun car to drive. It is a little "nervous" on moderate to severe bumps but the steering is very responsive. I have achieved 38-40 miles per gallon on our move to Florida. I consistently realize 28-32 mpg in stop and go traffic.
Primary Use: Family transportation
steve_b8 writes:
2013 Hyundai Elantra Limited Review
Car gets great gas mileage. 38 to 40 MPG
Small engine. Not alot of power, but with a compact you shouldnt expect much.
Great Car — I love the gas mileage. There is a lot of room inside and also the trunk. Very reliable vehicle. The vehicle is also very stylish. It looks good on the road and handles great. The Elantra is also great in the snow.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
lbmonteros writes:
2013 Hyundai Elantra Review
Nice interior, roomy for the size oif the car. Backseat fits a large toddler carseat well. Seats are comfortable, dash has an eassy-to-use layout. Good climate control.
Mileage is terrible, transmission was replaced at 36,000, very rough ride, does not come with a spare tire.
Disappointed — I bought it from a rental company with 30,000 miles. I have driven it 6,000 and already had the transmission replaced and a software update after getting a P2096 error code. I bought this car for its relatively roomy interior, reliability, and gas milege. It is obviously NOT reliable, and the mileage is only 2 mpg better than I got on my 1999 Camry, about 25.5 mpg. In addition, the ride is so rough I had the suspension checked, but the dealer says it's OK. My car did not come with a spare tire, only that silly goo kit, so I told the salesman I wouldn't buy it without one. He purchased one out of his own pocket, but the manufacturer should provide it. I like the layout of the dashboard and the driver's seat fits my 4'10" height well. The child carseat attaches easily. I drive my toddler grandson about 200 miles/week, so that's important, but of course with a toddler I also need reliability. It handles relatively well, but not as well as my old Camry, and the acceleration is slow. It seems to have to "kick in", almost like a stick shift, even when the car is going at an already high speed. Braking is good,. Frankly, after owning this car for three months/6,000 miles, I would not purchase a Hyundai again.
Primary Use: Family transportation
DBear326 writes:
2013 Hyundai Elantra Limited Review
Stylish, good power, nice fit and finish, interior seemed higher quality with soft touch materials.
Always would use more power.
Nice Small Car — I like how it handled compared to the civic I had previously driven. Interior quality seemed better with more soft touch materials. I liked the options included for the price which was cheaper than the civic I drove by a little more than $1500.
Displaying all 5 2013 Hyundai Elantra reviews.
Reviews From Other Years
2014 Hyundai Elantra Reviews
Initial Review: First 50 Miles
On friday I decided, after an exhausting search for a new car for the wifey, on a new 2014 Elantra Sport. My initial thoughts after the first 50 miles are that this is a car that can stick around i... Read More
2012 Hyundai Elantra Reviews
7 On A 10 Scale
Great appearance, with good fit and finish. Hyundai has come a long way in the Elantra's design and appeal over the last four model years. The build quality on the vehicle is good; However, the qual... Read More
Smooth Ride With A Sporty Look.
I loved the remote start during winter it's perfect for those cold days. It's a stylish and affordable car. It's (around ) 35$ to fill up your tank which is great! The mpg's are phenomenal! I loved th... Read More
2011 Hyundai Elantra Reviews
Just Like A Woman, Looks Good, But Will Cost You!
I love my car, it is small, cute and sexy, I think I hate my dealership more than anything else. It handles good, good gas mileage, good ride for long distance, could be quieter. Tires that came with ... Read More
Excellent Car
Very satisfied with this car handles well on the highway and in town. Power and acceleration are something to get used. Bluetooth is great with my iPhone jump in and it's ready to go. The pros out way... Read More
2010 Hyundai Elantra Reviews
It's A Car.
This was my first brand new car and it's been buyers remorse every time I get into the car. At 45 miles, I drove it away from the dealership and 3 months later I tried to ask about interior noises and... Read More
Fuel Efficient, Safe, Reliable, Comfortable Ride
There's nothing I don't like about this car, except that I used to have a 2007 Elantra SE trim, (not a GLS) so I miss the sportier aluminum rims and the steering wheel audio controls. Its a great car ... Read More
2009 Hyundai Elantra Reviews
I Like It
I've used this car strictly for work, it has been great and reliable. Having a manual transmission it has more power than I expected with a 4 cylinder engine, it handles well and is fun to drive. I h... Read More
Too many issues with this vehicle. Only 3 years old and 60,000km and it has been in for repairs over 20 times (including main computer replaced at 5000km and head gasket replaced at 25,000km). Hyund... Read More


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On Saturday March 10, donate a gently used book or healthful nonperishable food item at the Southwest Library, and choose a donated book in return! A maximum of three items may be exchanged.
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Published on Tuesday, February 28, 2012
On Saturday March 10, donate a gently used book or healthful nonperishable food item at the Southwest Library, and choose a donated book in return! A maximum of three items may be exchanged.
Published on Monday, February 27, 2012
Celebrate the DC Public Library Read In and Women's History Month by joining the Southwest staff for "A Poem On the Hour." Each hour on the hour, staff will read a great poem by a significant woman poet such as Emily Dickinson, Jane Kenyon, Mary Oliver and Sonia Sanchez.
The younger set will enjoy Family Story Time starting at 10:30 a.m. This half-hour long program for preschoolers, includes stories and songs, rhymes and movement.
Start your weekend with movies that motivate
Published on Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Join the Southwest Library for weekly independent films featuring youth and young adult themes that "flip the bird" at authority, conformity and the mainstream! Movies are scheduled every Friday from 3:00 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. Popcorn is provided for opening night film on Friday, March 2, 2012. March is Women's History month, so the following films, depicting strong young women, are scheduled:
March 2, 2012
"V For Vendetta" (2005, Rated R)
Published on Wednesday, February 15, 2012
The discussion of The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins scheduled for Sat., Feb. 18, has been postponed, and will be rescheduled for a later date to be determined.
The new date will be announced on this page.
February Focus on Black History
Published on Saturday, February 4, 2012
Enjoy three great films in celebration of Back History Month at the Southwest Library. Screenings begin at 6:30 p.m. and will be held in the upstairs meetinng room.
Mon., Feb. 6 The Great White Hope
Mon., Feb. 13 Cabin in the Sky
Mon., Feb. 20 No film--library closed
Mon., Feb. 27 Akeela and the Bee
Published on Thursday, February 2, 2012
All are welcome to attend the weekly Southwest Library Computer Class, held Thursday from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
February classes include Introduction to Microsoft Excel (Feb. 2), Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint (Feb. 9), Introduction to Personal Computers (Feb. 16) and Internet Basics (Feb. 23).
Published on Thursday, February 2, 2012
Please join the Southwest Library's monthly Kitchen Table Book Discussion, held the last Saturday of the month from 1 to 2:30 p.m.
This month's discussion, scheduled for Sat., Feb. 25, will feature a conversation about Elie Wiesel's haunting memoir, Night.
(Shout Out to All Lyricists, Poets and Performers)
Published on Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Don't miss it...Wednesday, Feb. 8, from 6:30 to 8 p.m., featuring the dynamic DC Youth Poetry Slam Team. Writers and performers of all kinds and all ages are invited to share their talents in a supportive environment--the southwest Neighborhood Library. The suggested theme for February's open mic is "Creating African-American History."
All promising singers/poets/beat makers/rappers/actors are encouraged to sign up and participate at Southwest library. A subsequent open mic night is scheduled for March 14 with the suggested theme: "Honoring Women Writers/Performer/Activists," also from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Join us March 17th and 21st for a Tasty Snack, Games and Book Discussion!
Published on Tuesday, January 31, 2012
The Hunger Games is the first book of a scintillating trilogy by Suzanne Collins. It is written from the protagonist's point of view, 16-year-old Katniss Everdeen, who lives in a future dystopian world in the country of Panem with 13 districts where North America once existed. The Capitol, a highly advanced metropolis, holds absolute power over the rest of the nation, which they abuse by keeping citizens on the brink of starvation.
Teen Girls Club
Published on Friday, January 27, 2012
Southwest Neighborhood Library presents. . ."Home Girl to Home Girl" Southwest's new teen girls club.
D.C. teen girls, ages 14 to 17.
A teen girls club, All about you!
Held every first and third Thursday of each month from 4 to 5 p.m.
Southwest Neighborhood Library
900 Wesley Place S.W.
Because we have a lot to talk about!