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In 2009, Drexel University, University of Pennsylvania, Penn State University
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ECI pools intellectual property from participating institutions, providing dedicated technology transfer services with expertise to promote energy commercialization. It offers corporations a single point of negotiation for IP licensing, independent of the number of institutions with ownership of that IP.
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Publisher says the executive editor was fired because of her poor management skills, not as a result of gender bias
The New York Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger has denied the sacking of top editor Jill Abramson was due to gender bias, and listed ways in…
eh, whatever. All of the sins for which she was condemned were sins her forbears (male) wore proudly, and were paid and promoted and coddled for.
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"So there's a lot of silence about it, there's a lot of tip-toeing, but we need to point out how these artists are really middle-men, that the big winners here are the industry. That they're making money off of the deeply, destructive representations of black people, especially black women that is unprecedented. If Puffy's got 400 million we know that the industry at large is making hundreds of millions of dollars off of these representations."
Video Vixen: The Sexualization of Women of Color in the Hip-Hop Industry
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Illusions of the Body was made to tackle the supposed norms of what we think our bodies are supposed to look like. Most of us realize that the media displays the only the prettiest photos of people, yet we compare ourselves to those images. We never get to see those photos juxtaposed against a picture of that same person looking unflattering. That contrast would help a lot of body image issues we as a culture have.
Within the series I tried get a range of body types, ethnicities & genders to show how everyone is a different shape & size; there is no "normal". Each photo was taken with the same lighting & the same angle.
Celebrate your shapes, sizes & the odd contortions your body can get itself into. The human body is a weird & beautiful thing.
Photographer: Gracie Hagen
as a chronic sloucher I can confirm this
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Yesterday somebody on Facebook told me that feminism elevates women at the expense of men, that its agenda to validate women emasculates us guys.
He was right.
For men, the rise of feminism has relegated us to second-class status. Inequality and discrimination have become part of our everyday lives.
Because of feminism, men can no longer walk down the street without fear of being catcalled, harassed, or even sexually assaulted by women. When he is assaulted, the man is blamed – the way he dressed he was "asking for it".
Because of feminism, there are no major Christian conferences about how to act like men, where thousands of men can celebrate their manliness and Jesus (and perhaps poke fun at female stereotypes).
Because of feminism, church stages and spotlights are often dominated by women. Men are encouraged to just serve in the nursery or kitchen. Sometimes men are even told to stay silent in church.
Because of feminism, women make more money than man in the same jobs.
Because of feminism, it's hard to find a movie with a heroic male lead anymore. Most blockbusters feature a brave woman who saves the world and gets a token man as a trophy for her accomplishments.
Because of feminism, women's professional sports are a massively profitable enterprise where women are globally idolized. Men only appear briefly, before commercial breaks, when they're objectified for their bodies.
Because of feminism, all birth control is covered for women without question or debate, while men have to fight to get insurance companies to pay for their Viagra prescriptions. When men do speak up about this, leaders of the "family friendly" right wing labels them "sluts" and "whores".
Because of feminism, the male body is constantly under public scrutiny. If a man appears topless on TV, it's a national scandal resulting in huge fines and boycotts. Bloggers regularly write about how we need to be more mindful of the ways our clothing choices tempt women to sin. Satirists insist that shorts "aren't really pants" and then men should cover up because "nobody wants to see that".
Because of feminism, men are not represented in the White House, and women hold over 80% of the seats in Congress. When a man runs for office, his physical appearance and clothing choices are discussed almost as much as his policies and ideas.
Because of feminism, men must fight for a voice in the public sphere. In issues of theology, politics, science, and philosophy, the female perspective is often considered default, normal, and unbiased. Male perspectives are dismissed for being too subjective or too emotional. When we speak up, we are often dismissed as angry, rebellious, subversive, or dangerous.
But stay strong, bros.
One day we'll all be equal.
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Lisa Kudrow's epic Scandal speech about sexism [x]
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Watch John Stewart lose his shit. Lose it, John. Lose it. Go, Malala, go.
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Don't tell me women are not the stuff of heroes,
I alone rode over the East Sea's winds for ten thousand leagues.
My poetic thoughts ever expand, like a sail between ocean and heaven.
I dreamed of your three islands, all gems, all dazzling with moonlight.
I grieve to think of the bronze camels, guardians of China, lost in thorns.
Ashamed, I have done nothing; not one victory to my name.
I simply make my war horse sweat. Grieving over my native land
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A guest enjoying your spring winds?
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If you want to know why gender stereotypes exist, take a good look at the difference between Girl's Life and Boy's Life Magazines. While Boy's Life pushes boys to get outside and explore nature, Girl's Life tells girls they should be worrying about fashion. While Boy's Life offers stories of Scouts they can model themselves after, Girl's Life asks if Facebook is ruining their love life. And, my personal favorite, while Boy's Life gives it's readers jokes so they can be the center of attention Girl's Life posits, "Do You Know When to Shut Up?"
This is the message we're giving our children.
this is why we need feminism
When I was in Girl Guides I was a very competitive child. I got my hands on a Boy Scout Handbook and compared the badge requirements. I was incensed to find that the standards for boy's badges were higher, even in the HOUSEKEEPING area. It taught me a great deal about the way boys' and girls' competencies are decided by the prejudices of those who set the parameters of their worlds.
After that, I wouldn't even try out for a badge unless I could pass the equivalent boy's test too.
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Angel confronts the husband and stepdaughter in Good Morning and Goodbye.
Damn, that woman was a hell of an actress.
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We'd watch.
Cute, but actually this does exist and it is called Princess Jellyfish
It is literally about five unconventional looking nerdy girls and their super attractive male friend/occasional love interest.
He's the cross dresser in the center
It was adorable and doesn't get 1/1000th the attention it deserves
I learn something new on the internet every damn day. This looks exactly like every gathering of my friends ever.
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Photoset of an African tribeswoman and a western female journalist comparing breasts.
Who says bras don't work?
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Peggielene Bartels, A.K.A. King Peggy, is currently the King of Otuam, Ghana. She was chosen to be one of only three female kings in Ghana, and when she discovered that male chauvinists wanted her to only be a figurehead, she said: "They were treating me like I am a second-class citizen because I am a woman. I said, 'Hell no, you're not going to do this to a woman!'" When she encountered corruption and the threat of embezzlement to the royal funds, she declared "I'm going to squeeze their balls so hard their eyes pop!"
King Peggy has maintained her work in Ghana's embassy in Washington, D.C. while making education affordable in Otuam, installing borehead wells to produce clean drinking water, enforcing incarceration laws to deal with domestic violence, replenishing the royal coffers by taxing Otuam's fishing industry to improve life in the village, and appointing three women to her council.
"Nobody should tell you, 'You're a woman, you can't do it,'" she insists. "You can do it. Be ready to accept it when the calling comes."
Quoted from the Spring/Summer 2012 issue of Ms. Magazine.
What a beautiful badass woman.
King Peggy has been on my blog before but this is my goddamn blog and I will have King Peggy on here twice if I want.
Always reblog King Peggy, who is on my dash far less than she should be. Did you know she has written a book about her life? It is great, and you should all get right on that if you haven't already.
This is fascinating. I never heard of King Peggy, but she's now up there with Ching Shih as a badass in my books.
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I can't even explain how frustrated I am about all the drama that's going on now in the community. I'm not directly involved by any means, but it's affecting the tag and people in the community, so it's not out of line for me to be frustrated. I just hope this, like all the other drama, blows over quickly. :l
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The Hai Duong provincial People's Committee has directed the propaganda and implementation of the 2014 Earth Hour event. The provincial People's Committee required the Department of Industry and Trade, press agencies, Hai Duong Power One Member Co., Ltd., and Hai Duong Urban Work Management JSC. to focus on propaganda, dissemination, and mobilization of organizations and people to respond to the 2014 Earth Hour campaign with specific actions: turning off unnecessary lights and electrical … [Read more...]
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Germany helps Thua Thien – Hue clear landmines
In Thua Thien-Hue, Mr.TeKimiti Gilbert - Landmine Program Director of APOPO humanitarian organization and Mr. Nguyen Van Cao - Thua Thien-Hue provincial Chairman of People's Committee has signed the memorandum on the implementation of the program "demining mines and unexploded ordnance in ALuoi district of Thua Thien-Hue province." The project funded by the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs with a total value of 257, 911 euros, consists of two main components that enhance demining capacity … [Read more...]
Germany funds UXO clearance in Thua Thien-Hue
The German Ministry of Foreign Affairs will support the central province of Thua Thien-Hue with 257,911 EUR (359,940 USD) to implement a project to clear unexploded ordnance (UXOs) in A Luoi district. A cooperation document on the project has recently been signed by Tekimiti Gilbert, head of the APOPO's Mine Action Department and Chairman of the provincial People's Committee Nguyen Van Cao. In 2014, apart from clearing bombs and mines left over from wars in the district, the project will … [Read more...]
'Cai luong' wins back audiences in the north
Unlike in southern Vietnam, where "cai luong" (traditional southern music and performance) originated but is currently on the wane, the art has been drawing back its audiences in Hanoi over the past two years. Hanoi audiences thronged at Hong Ha Theater in Hanoi during the three nights the Vietnam Cai luong Theater staged its new 'cai luong' play, "Vua Thanh trieu Le" (The insightful King of the Le dynasty) early this month. People from other neighboring provinces also made it to the theater … [Read more...]
Meritorious artist Doan Ba to stage 'Specter of Man's Family'
Meritorious artist Doan Ba will introduce to audiences a drama titled 'Specter of Man's Family' at 179 Binh Thoi Street in District 11 in Ho Chi Minh City at 8.30pm on December 1. The drama will have participation of many famous artists such as meritorious artists Thanh Dien, Ha Tri Quang, Thuy Duong, Huu Thach, Trieu An, Cam Ha and singer Khang Le. 'Specter of Man's Family' tells the story of a leading heroine called Duyen, who was cheated into marrying a 90-year old man in China, called … [Read more...]
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Vietnam Heritage Photo Exhibition opens They are focused on the daily life of ethnic groups, enjoying the marvelous and magic moment of festivities in the wide open space. The event is part of the second Vietnam Heritage Photo Contest with the aim of encouraging the social community to discover, preserve and promote natural and cultural heritage values. The exhibition will run until November 11. The Vietnam Heritage Photo Awards 2013 ceremony is scheduled to take place in Ho Chi Minh City … [Read more...]
Twee Hue howling for Halloween
THUA THIEN HUE (VNS) — Despite its reputation as a city hesitant to adopt foreign traditions, the city of Hue is buzzing with halloween excitement. The city is festooned with Halloween decorations; dead bodies, ghosts, pumpkins and monsters - a reminder of the city's younger generation. Shops display various decorations and Halloween costumes for sale while fake dead bodies are found hanging on trees throughout the city. "I found many interesting things from Halloween and have been feeling … [Read more...]
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The provincial People's Committee has required State agencies, organizations, and individuals to seriously implement power saving solutions. The Hai Duong provincial People's Committee has issued a directive requiring State agencies, organizations, and individuals to seriously implement power saving (PS) solutions in production and daily life. State agencies' offices and headquarters should work out and execute the agencies and units' PS plans for the last months of 2013; strive to save at … [Read more...]


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Real simple preparation, quick grilling time, very tasty. Serve with the chipotle-honey butter corn.
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I made this for my supper club tonight and it got great reviews. It was very easy and I already had all of the spices in my pantry. The only change that I made was to cook it under the broiler instead of grill it. I will make this over and over again.
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This recipe had a lot of flavor, but I thought the cumin was a little much. Next time I might add more garlic and less cumin. Also, I might try this recipe for the beef filling of fajitas. I think it might compliment other items that go along with fajitas such as the onions, sour cream, and cheese rather than the meat alone.
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After reading the reviews I had high hopes for this recipe, however I found it to be just okay. I'm not sure I would make it again just because there are so many other recipes on this site that are better.
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WTF!?! David Attenborough, are you seeing this? When did wolves stop becoming the most timid things in the animal kingdom and start hanging out in urban areas of London, while fireworks were lighting up the sky and scaring every other creature in the vicinity? Either they're getting a lot braver or it's a very clever trick of the light. Be afraid.
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Date Published: 12/08/10
Pay and display charges apply from 23 August
New parking arrangements are set to be introduced in Buckingham from Monday 23 August.
Car parks at Cornwalls Meadow and Western Avenue will become pay-and-display parking, in line with similar arrangements already in place at other district council-owned car parks across Aylesbury Vale.
Drivers will still be able to park for free at the Cornwalls Meadow car park for the first hour. The pay and display charges in this car park will be 30p for a two-hour stay, 50p for three hours, £1 for four hours, and £1.50 for five hours.
Nearly 60 per cent of the long stay bays will be converted to short stay parking to address concerns expressed by retailers. Shopmobility and disabled bays will remain unchanged.
Parking at the Western Avenue long-stay car park will be a flat rate charge of £2.50 per day.
The charges in both car parks, which are fixed until March 2012, will only apply between 8.30am and 5pm, Monday to Saturday, allowing visitors to park for free in the evenings, on Sundays and on public holidays.
A new 40-space, long-stay car park at Stratford Fields is due to open shortly. It is part of a package of parking improvements for Buckingham being funded by AVDC.
Consultation about improving the provision of parking in Buckingham has taken place with the town council and the local traders association, who both support the need for increasing the number of parking spaces in the town. Local traders are also very keen that Cornwalls Meadow car park is increasingly geared towards short-stay visitors.
Councillor Kevin McPartland, Cabinet Member for Civic Amenities, said: "People park in Buckingham for many reasons – from those popping into the town centre shops to workers who want to leave their cars in the town all day. We are aware that many local traders have been concerned about the lack of short-stay spaces at Cornwalls Meadow in particular, so the time is right to make appropriate changes to the levels of parking on offer.
"We believe that developing a new long-stay car park at Stratford Fields, with the assistance of Buckingham Athletic Football Club, and increasing the provision of short-stay spaces at Cornwalls Meadow, are positive steps towards improving the parking facilities in Buckingham.
"The modest charges in the Buckingham car parks are in line with the proposals we have set out for other car parks in the district. Most importantly, they still retain some free time and will be fixed at those levels for nearly two years."
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Rare Photos Capture Two Comets Together in Night Sky
Two comets are putting on an amazing night sky show this month and some intrepid photographers have captured rare views of both celestial objects at the same time. The photos of Comet Pan-STARRS and Comet Lemmon were taken by veteran space photographers in Chile and Australia in late February. At the time, both comets were visible from the Southern Hemisphere, though Comet Pan-STARRS is set to become visible from the Northern Hemisphere later this week.


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Chicago Beats Feds To Regulation Of 'E-Cigs'
They're called e-cigarettes. While the battery-operated device has its critics, some say it has helped them stop smoking. CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot reports.
CUB Promises To Fight Potential ComEd Rate Hike
ComEd is asking for another rate hike, but the Citizens Utility Board says it will fight it every step of the way.
Move To Ban Microbeads Moves Forward Amid Phase-Out Agreements
Environmentalists, lawmakers and representatives of the cosmetics industry met at the Shedd Aquarium on Wednesday day to talk about an agreement to stop the use of "microbeads" in personal care products in Illinois.
ComEd Letters Create Confusion For Northwest Suburban Residents
Tens of thousands of northwest suburban residents who have been part of a program to shop around for the best electric rates were left confused after receiving letters telling them they were being switched back to ComEd.
Latest Phishing Scam: Text From Bank Telling You To 'Reactivate' Your Debit Card
Another day, another high-tech illegal ploy to separate you from the cash in your bank account. CBS 2's Mike Parker reports.
Windows XP Users Left With Decision To Make
One in every four PC owners are using Windows XP and today they have a decision to make: upgrade or unplug? Dorothy Tucker explains.
Chicago's Average Gas Price Climbs Above $4 Per Gallon
Patrick DeHaan, senior petroleum analyst for GasBuddy.com said lingering effects of the harsh winter were to blame for the recent spike in gas prices.
Your Chicago: Inventables
A Chicago company is blazing a trail with software and 3-D printers to physically create your invention. CBS 2's Kate Sullivan reports.
Banks On Notice About New ATM-Draining Scam
Fraud expert William Kresse says if you have an ATM card you are at risk. CBS 2's Chris Martinez reports.
GM Recalls Chevy Cruze Compacts To Fix Front Axle Shafts
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Lately when I go to bed I have had like dreams but I am awake.In that state just before.I know I am awake but I am in this dream while awake.A new twist to my seeing flashes.
Being around one of your cluster mates for so many years now.Makes one aware on a constant level.Don't even try ,it just happens.
Probably will have to go in front of the council about this and explain how we got together when we weren't suppose to.I will tell them a lie but of course they know the answer already ha ha.We planned it.When two entitys on the other side touch each other they can have a private conversion.Surprising enough.They don't monitor every thought and idea on the other side.
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Thomas Ashcraft's Heliotown is best experienced alone. The outer corridor is fashioned in such a way as to subtly suggest that you adopt an attentive attitude before entering through the fluttering curtain, and once inside you experience a space devoid of daylight. This twilight atmosphere, plus the old wooden chests and poles that flank the entryway, might initially suggest that you have stumbled on the remnants of a past civilization, the bits and pieces of a leftover world. But then, little by little, cabinets of curiosities; desktop displays, and diorama-like chambers housing improbable assemblages cause an inexplicable, slow pleasure to seep into you-they invite speculation. Ashcraft has repeatedly positioned both ordinary and unordinary objects in various contexts and presented them as inscrutable curiosities, thus you have no choice but to feel cheerfully inquisitive as you begin a leisurely stroll, circling the large exhibition space. The failure to sufficiently notice objects with fresh vision is felt acutely; rather, beginning right here in this room, things are out there just waiting to be noticed, carefully and patiently, and here's the man to help you rise to the occasion. This is a tinkerer's domain, after all, a space devoted to assemblages that subsume former distinctions between the so-called exotic and the so-called mundane. Displays and dioramas, punctuated here and there with potted snapdragons-all have a look of being individually cobbled together, suspended in individual moments. They blurt out of nowhere and then let the assembled force of their intrinsic reconfigurating powers blossom in the individual psyche that bumps into them. Ashcraft seems to read the world of form according to scientific theories, straight from the book, and then enhances his reading with certain homemade theories. Finally, he obliquely hints at his hunches, inviting the viewer to extrapolate and embellish, to go further in any number of directions.
Heliotown is an oddly still place, but infused with the luminous presence of the constant sound of dust particles floating through the air, ambient sound that suggests unceasing motion and perpetual rhythm at the same time, motion that communicates and inexplicably induces a stirring calm. This world in here"¦ that world out there"¦ a past and a future that was already past a long time ago-none of this may be all that grand and amazing at all, but looked at carefully, stitch by stitch, more things come into focus. They obliquely intersect and slice into each other and glitter with a modest allure, particularly when you note repeated and modified presences of an object in different contexts.
The cast of viruses, bacteria, strings of atoms-reproduced as static physical models and in one instance a magnified loop of an amoeba's continuous movement, projected on the wall-suggests the intersections between humankind and the infinitude of other beings that inhabit both the body of man and the greater outer space. In the center of the room is a grid of five hundred adobe bricks, a kind of launching pad for a single model of a bacteriophagic virus, replete with a kind of "stinger" that descends below. It has its own spotlight. We think that we can domesticate and control phenomena, and of course, to some extent we can, but then you look at the fast and furious life of a bacterium, and you begin to wonder"¦ that is, about the nature of the intent, rather than the ability, as ability is essentially an afterthought, less fertile ground.
Elements such as track ties, wooden chests, potted snapdragons, bamboo antennae, exquisitely hand-casted coins-all of these stand as evidence for participating in quotidian, homely activities. We can't escape this. No matter what kinds of devastation or degradation or transcendent phenomena transpire, we will always have the hands-on human touch, the mind that at the very least observes and commits physical acts that are grounded in material form. Of course we could manage without Elmer's Glue and thumbtacks and plug adaptors and electrical tape, but why would we? The farther out you go in space, the more you get pulled back in. Thomas Ashcraft, master fabricator (he bears the credentials of toolmaker, woodworker, and currency designer in his repertoire of manual skills), has explored the poetry of existence and has illustrated how we transact that poetry by fashioning little men, tiny alert dreamers, sprinkled here and there throughout the various assemblages, all in the posture of observation. They are a kind of Everyman, patiently and carefully paying attention to phenomena. I too felt myself to be a kind of lucid dreamer, wandering around in there, a phantom in a phantom landscape, a casual one of many. Silhouettes of mystery abound, suggestive yet so inexplicit. One feels like asking questions ahead of their time.


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I made this in 2008, in the oven instead of the grill and it turned out fantastic! I can imagine just how much better this would be on the grill. (I didn't think to rate it till now.) I'm about to make it tonight but with thick pork chops. The fruit compote is just out-of-this-world-crazy good with this pork loin! I haven't been big on fruit compotes like this in the past, but it really compliments the pork. You MUST try it. Much thanks to Anne Trulock for this wonderful recipe...it is truly a keeper for us!
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- 1 (4-lb.) boneless pork loin roast, trimmed
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- 2 tablespoons chopped garlic
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped fresh rosemary
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh thyme
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
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- 1. Tie pork with kitchen string, securing at 2-inch intervals. Sprinkle pork with salt and pepper. Stir together garlic and next 3 ingredients. Rub over pork.
- 2. Light 1 side of a grill, heating to 350° to 400° (medium-high); leave other side unlit. Place pork over lit side, and grill, covered with grill lid, 8 to 10 minutes on each side or until browned. Move pork over unlit side, and grill, covered with grill lid, 45 minutes or until a meat thermometer inserted into thickest portion registers 145° to 150°. Let stand 10 minutes before slicing. Serve with Fruit Compote.
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Surprising news for Kelly. Liv receives a note from a dear old friend.
"Okay, see ya later." Kelly rushed to her locker. She and Kara were running late and she didn't want to get another tardy.
She reached her locker and fiddled with the combination. As usual the lock was proving to be difficult. It finally opened and she grabbed her books. Slamming the door shut she took off down the hall only to run into Paul, one of Mike's friends.
"Bitch" He muttered as she passed him.
Kelly stared a moment then lowered her head and continued towards her first period classroom.
"Kelly, wait." Sarah was out of breath when she reached her. "I tried to call you all day yesterday."
"I forgot my phone. I went over…"
Sarah cut her off. "You know, don't you?"
Kelly shook her head, "Know what?"
"Mike was in a wreck Saturday night."
"Yeah, he and Dylan. My brother said he heard that Mike was drunk. He went into oncoming traffic then tired to swerve back. His car hit a telephone pole."
"Is he hurt?" Kelly whispered.
Sarah nodded, "Yeah, he's pretty messed up but he's gonna be okay."
"Well maybe this will make him realize how out of control his drinking is." Kelly said sadly.
Sarah bit her lip, "Kelly uh, Dylan didn't make it."
Kelly couldn't believe what she had just heard. "Didn't make it?"
"Yeah, Dylan is dead."
Liv saw the envelope on the floor and bent slowly down to retrieve it. Her side still hurt so it was a painful process. Her name was written in a handwriting she recognized.
"Mommy, mes hungry. Can mes have Fosted Fakes?"
Liv was still looking down at the envelope. "Sure Baby. Get out the cereal and a bowl and I'll pour the milk." With trembling hands she tore open the flap and pulled out the note that was within.
I'm sorry for what I said yesterday. I'm sorry for a lot of things, Mostly I'm sorry I was never the man you loved. I really wanted to be. You will always be in my heart and thoughts. Before you go crazy about the money enclosed, think first. This money isn't for you, it's for Elena. Save it for her until she's older. Tell her it was a gift from a friend of yours who wanted her to have it. She never needs to know it's from a man who wished with all his heart he could have been her dad. A man who loved her mother with all his heart. Goodbye Livie. I won't ever bother you again.
"Mommy?" Elle stood before Liv with her cereal bowl.
Liv wiped the tears from her eyes, "It's okay, Baby. Mommy just got a note from an old friend. A very dear old friend."
Kelly walked slowly with her lunch tray looking for a spot to sit. The cafeteria seemed more crowded than usual. Sarah had said she'd save her a spot but she couldn't find her. Her name was uttered as she walked by a table of Mike's friends. She still was in shock about what had happened to Mike and Dylan. Several times she had heard the angry whispers of his friends. They were blaming her for that had happened. They believed it was her fault he had been drinking. Her fault he had been so upset.
"Hey Kelly proud of what your lies did to Mike?" One of them said.
Kelly continued to walk without glancing in their direction. Finally she spotted Sarah and made her way to the seat she saw was being saved for her.
"Come on Kelly. Why not tell the truth? Haven't you fucked up Mike's life enough? His best friend is dead, bitch." She tired to ignore the voice behind her.
Kelly fought back tears as she sat her tray down on the table and took a seat across from Sarah.
"Crap" Sarah said in a whisper. "I hate Joss Miles. He's such a douche."
Kelly nodded and looked down at her lunch tray. Suddenly she had no appetite.
Joss, with the prodding of the other guys at the table, got up and walked towards Kelly.
Kelly had her back to him but Sarah saw him coming. She tapped Kelly's tray. "He's coming over here."
Lowering her head Kelly wished she could disappear. She watched Sarah's face knowing she was looking at Joss. Suddenly Sarah's eyes grew large and she laughed. Kelly heard a commotion behind her. She whipped her head around and saw Joss sprawled on the floor. She turned back to Sarah "What happened?"
"He was walking over here and the emo guy tripped him." She was still watching, "Shit is he pissed."
Kelly turned around again to see Joss squaring up to a smaller boy whose back was to her. "Who's the guy who tripped him?"
Sarah was too busy watching the scene unfold. Joss and his friends were now surrounding the other guy.
"Hey, dickhead, what the fuck?" Joss took a step forward.
"Mr. Miles, is there some sort of a problem?" Mr. Norris the Shop Teacher asked pushing his way through the crowd.
Suddenly the students who were so interested in the show moved back to their seats. It was only the two boys and Mr. Norris still standing
"I said is there some sort of problem?" The teacher asked.
Joss smiled and glanced at his friends. "Uh, no problem at all."
"Then I suggest you sit back down." Mr. Norris said "You, too." He said to the other student. As he turned back to his table Kelly gasped. It was Luke.
Sarah heard Kelly gasp. "Who is he?" she asked.
Kelly watched as Joss turned before sitting down and pointed to Luke. "Later" he said making the guys at his table snicker.
Luke sat down, picked up his book and went back to reading.
Kelly turned back around in her chair.
"What was that all about?" Sarah whispered across the table.
Kelly shrugged.
"He tripped Joss on purpose. I saw him do it. Do you know that guy?"
"His name is Luke. I don't really know him but he's in my Art class."
Sarah peered over Kelly's head, "He's kinda cute. I like his long black hair."
"He's got beautiful eyes." Kelly added then blushed.
Sarah laughed, "Oh does he?"
"Kinda hard to miss."
"So you've talked to him?"
Kelly shrugged, "Yeah"
"He's leaving, Man, I hope he steers clear of Joss and his friends. They are watching him and look pissed."
Kelly stood quickly and gathered up her tray. "I'll talk to you later." She moved away from table before Sarah could respond. She turned and walked out of her way so she wouldn't pass Joss's table. Tossing her food in the nearest can she walked out in the hall and spotted Luke. She called out to him.
He turned and waited until she caught up. Once she stood before him her mind went blank.
Kelly took a breath, "Uh, thanks."
He tilted his head and looked at her. "For?"
"Uh, well, for uh," she was unsure what she should say.
Luke smiled, "I didn't just trip him for you. I did it for a lot of people. The guys an ass. Mike was drunk, he killed his friend. It ain't your fault."
Kelly nodded and looked away.
Luke turned and started down the hall. He was almost to the end when he turned back to her. "You're welcome." He said before disappearing through a doorway.
"Kelly!" Kara threaded her way thru the sea of students to where Kelly was opening her locker. "I've been looking for you."
"Well, here I am." Kelly was unconcerned.
"Are you okay? Sarah said you left lunch early. I've been hearing shit about you all day."
"I'm fine. Some of Mike's friends are just being ass holes."
To illustrate her point, a couple of athletes passing in the hall stopped close by. While their conversation was inaudible, it was clear that they were discussing Kelly. As they left, one turned and actually spat at Kelly's feet.
"Are you sure you're okay? Come on. Let's go home. This is ridiculous." Kara grabbed Kelly by the hand.
Kelly jerked her hand from Kara's grip. "No, I'm not running from them. Remember what Mrs. Diaz said? I have to take control of my life and not run from it. They're jerks just like Mike and that's their problem. I'm not going to let them make my life miserable. If I run from them they'll always pick at me. That's how they are. If I don't let it bug me, they'll give up."
Kara broke out in a big smile. "That's my girl." She surprised Kelly with a quick hug. "I'll see you after school. Don't be late." She started to head on to class when she stopped and faced Kelly again. "Is that my shirt? What are you doing wearing it? I told you not to ever wear my stuff. I'm going to kill you." All the recent warmth and good feelings had been replaced by good old-fashioned sisterly drama. Life was getting back to normal


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The Blues have made six changes to the starting XV that narrowly lost to the Lions last week for Saturday's match against the Cheetahs at Eden Park.
After impressing when he came off the bench, Simon Hickey has been given the nod to start at fly-half ahead of Chris Noakes.
"He's continuing to grow; he's mature and he handled the situation on tour very well," said Blues head coach Sir John Kirwan.
"I thought he came on and brought a bit of a spark for us. Him and Noakesy are in a real battle for that position and he's got the nod this week. Noakesy's not done a lot wrong, I just think Simon is playing a bit better at the moment."
Jackson Willison replaces Pita Ahki at inside centre, while Charles Piutau moves to his favoured position of full-back in place of Benji Marshall who drops to the bench as Tevita Li starts on the left wing.
"The great thing about Benji is he's really put us under pressure to pick him after last week's performance," said Kirwan.
"Charles is an incumbent All Blacks who's been our form player all year so we just need Benji to keep working on his game and just a little bit more positional play and Tevita brings a nice spark on the wing."
Despite a brilliant cameo off the bench last week from Bryn Hall, Kirwan has persisted with Piri Weepu at scrum-half who he believes brings vital experience to partner the young Simon Hickey.
"Piri's been playing really well for us from a leadership point of view so he's really driving the football team and the experience he brings for Simon is important.
"Bryn certainly put his hand up big time last week. It was the coming of age for him and I spoke to him yesterday saying we can really trust putting you on and you're really doing some good stuff for us so he's pushing for a place which is fantastic...I just think the experience of Piri at the moment is what we need with Simon there."
The Blues have also been bolstered by the return of World Cup-winning All Blacks Jerome Kaino and Ma'a Nonu with the destructive duo poised to resume their Blues careers from the bench.
Kirwan said it was fantastic to have the pair back in the team and that they were best suited to starting their first games back off the bench.
"The hard thing for them is to go straight from no rugby into Super Rugby after the other guys have been playing for four weeks and that's the reason they're starting off the bench," Kirwan said.
"It's important to give them time to get used to the pace and impact of it. But it's really exciting for us, it's great to have them back, they've both been training really hard and it's great to finally have them available."
The Blues bench has also been boosted by the inclusion of veteran lock Hayden Triggs who arrived in Auckland from Japan last month to replace the injured Culum Retallick.
"Losing Culum was a disappointment for everyone in the pre-season but Triggsy has come back from Japan and he's really excited about his new challenge," Kirwan said.
"He's been working hard as well, he's been here about a month now so he's ready to go and it will take a bit of a load off Tom (Donnelly) who's been doing every minute of every game and playing really well for us but we need to give him a bit of a break."
Like the Blues, the Cheetahs have only recorded one win this season - a one point victory over the Lions in their opening match of the season.
However Kirwan said it would be foolish to write off the South African outfit who have been playing some good rugby this season.
"They're a good football side, they were in the top six last year and they've got some really key playmakers in their captain and also the 2, 10 and 15 are really class players and they play a good style of footy," he said.
"They play wide to wide a lot and they get off the ground and run so we're in for a huge evening. They've had a hard tour but they're certainly not a long way off and last week, although the score flattered the Hurricanes, if you have a look at the game they were right in it and they can score from anywhere.
"It's going to be a tough evening and it's must-win for us. There's a little bit of desperation around the place and we need to put that on the paddock."
Blues: 15 Charles Piutau, 14 Frank Halai, 13 George Moala, 12 Jackson Willison, 11 Tevita Li, 10 Simon Hickey, 9 Piri Weepu, 8 Peter Saili, 7 Luke Braid, 6 Steven Luatua, 5 Tom Donnelly, 4 Liaki Moli, 3 Charlie Faumuina, 2 James Parsons, 1 Tony Woodcock.
Replacements:16 Tom McCartney, 17 Angus Ta'avao, 18 Ofa Tu'ungafasi, 19 Jerome Kaino, 20 Hayden Triggs, 21 Bryn Hall, 22 Ma'a Nonu, 23 Benji Marshall.
Date: Saturday, March 22
Venue: Eden Park, Auckland
Kick-off: 19.35 local (06.35 GMT)
Referee: Francisco Pastrana (Argentina)
Assistant referees: Garratt Williamson (New Zealand), Shane McDermott (New Zealand)
Television match official: Glenn Newman (New Zealand)
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Product DescriptionThe front triangle is made up of hydroformed aluminum, while the rear triangle shares the carbon bike's monocoque alloy swingarm and oversize pivot. This design allows Orbea to use tidy 16.65" chainstays that eliminate the sluggish feel of many full suspension bikes. The Occam's 4.75" of travel is enough for roughest trails and the light weight and responsiveness make it a great everyday choice.
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Strengths: Very Responsive. Exelent on Light Downhill and masters trails. plenty of travel for peace of mind. i find that the rear swing arm design allows for minimum bob when climbing without lock out.
Weaknesses: Standard Shimano hubs are a let down but i upgraded my wheels to a sealed bearing for peace of mind when jumping.
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Duration Product Used: 3 months
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Date Reviewed: June 5, 2009
Strengths: Beautiful looks, Full XT 4" travel
Weaknesses: Tires not suited for muddy conditions, supporting documentation worthless
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"Back to school expenses can really add up, especially during these tough economic times," said Dr. Rosalie Lampone, Remington College - Tampa Campus President. "Cuts for Kids is a way for us to help parents save some money and help kids look and feel their best when they go back to school."
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"There are few settings to equal the elegance of Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens," says David Schultz, the Concours executive director who is a nationally-known auto enthusiast, author and Concours judge. Schultz previously served as executive director of the Glenmoor Gathering in Canton, which was a precursor to this new event.
Given Stan Hywet's patriarchal connection to the automotive industry — Seiberling also participated in the establishment of the Lincoln Highway — automobile events are not new to the Estate. Every June for more than 50 years, Stan Hywet has hosted an annual Father's Day Car Show in collaboration with the Ohio Region Classic Car Club of America, which attracts thousands of casual car enthusiasts, hobbyists and collectors.
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Thanks Dominic & Sentient. I love trees also, but can't comprehend them that old. Those trees with multiple trunks fascinate me and that tree with the huge girth is just amazing.
Dominic and Sentient, these photos of old trees astound me. Just look the many trunks of that 4,000 year old gingko and the huge 2,000 year old trunk in Africa!.
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You have found the way to my heart! I love massive old old trees. No idea there was such a specimen in Africa. Beautiful!
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So I'll give a little background on this. There's a film club at my school that gets together and plays uncensored student films a few times a quarter. The themes for this festival were
2)The Civil War
So this is what I made.
The song is 'Final Wars' by Buckethead.
Edit: I'm glad so many of you enjoyed it. It's obviously not serious on any level, just a little morsel of senseless blood. To those who say its too unrefined, I'd have to agree, I only had 4 days to complete it so there simply wasnt any time for my usual polish.
Rated 4 / 5 stars February 13, 2011
Great, but definately could use some work
You performed the Idea great.
Its civil war pandas, I can walk away saying I saw some Civil War Pandas.
But the drawing itself needs to be worked on, and maybe a little elaboration to the story. Make more aspects longer and more developed.
The white background, albeit probably unintended, adds a more centered feel to it, and that was good concerning what you did with it.
Granted, good work for 4 days. And I'm pretty sure you could polish it much more.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars October 6, 2010
A clusterfuck.
Although it was an okay fight scene, it's really hard to tell what's going on. I'm not really sure what to think about this video other than that. This is an unrefined clusterfuck, but I respect that you made this in only 4 days.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars February 3, 2010
For the amount of time you had to make this it is very impressive. I could barely tell what was happening most of the time but I was aware of the amount of blood...
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars September 4, 2009
so so
i hav to say this isnt great but considering that u only had 4 days to make this im not realy suprised althoug it was decent. and the music fit very well to the fash
Rated 5 / 5 stars August 7, 2009
what a sweeet
sweet moment