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FILMSTUD 110N: Darkness in Light: The Filmic Imagination of Horror
Preference to freshmen. From its beginnings, the cinema evinced an affinity with the phantom realm of specters, ghosts, and supernatural beings. Not only does horror have deep and diverse roots in the international history of film; it emerges as a trope of film itself, as a medium of shadows, dematerialized presence, life drained of substance. Overview of filmic imaginations of horror with a focus on the U.S., Europe, and Japan. Theories of horror, from the fantastic to the uncanny; unpacking these in light of key moments in the genre's development. The merits of vampires versus zombies. Ongoing debates through the lens of horror about cinematic representation, from Andre Bazin's idea of the mummy complex to Linda Williams' thesis of body genres to Jeffrey Sconce's notion of haunted media. Introduction to film analysis and interpretation; no prior experience in film studies required. Required weekly screening.
Last offered: Winter 2015 | UG Reqs: WAY-A-II
FILMSTUD 115: Documentary Issues and Traditions (FILMSTUD 315)
Issues include objectivity/subjectivity, ethics, censorship, representation, reflexivity, responsibility to the audience, and authorial voice. Parallel focus on form and content.
Last offered: Autumn 2015 | UG Reqs: GER:DB-SocSci, WAY-A-II
FILMSTUD 131: Cinemato-graph (FILMSTUD 331, SLAVIC 185, SLAVIC 285)
The term cinematography, which literally means "inscribing motion," tends to lose the "graphic" part in modern use. However, several influential film-makers not only practiced the art of "inscribing motion" but also wrote texts discussing the aesthetic premises of cinematographic art. This course explores theories of cinema as propagated by the following film-makers: Vertov, Eisenstein, Godard, Bresson, Antonioni, Pasolini, Tarkovsky, Greenaway, and Lynch. Selected key texts will be supplemented by screenings of classic films, indicative of each director's work.
Last offered: Winter 2016 | UG Reqs: WAY-A-II
FILMSTUD 132A: Indian Cinema
This course will provide an overview of cinema from India, the world's largest producer of films. We will trace the history of Indian cinema from the silent era, through the studio period, to state-funded art filmmaking to the contemporary production of Bollywood films as well as the more unconventional multiplex cinema. We will examine narrative conventions, stylistic techniques, and film production and consumption practices in popular Hindi language films from the Bombay film industry as well as commercial and art films in other languages. This outline of different cinematic modes will throw light on the social, political, and economic transformations in the nation-state over the last century.
Terms: Aut | Units: 4 | UG Reqs: WAY-A-II, WAY-ED
Instructors: Iyer, U. (PI)
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UG Reqs: WAY-A-II, WAY-ED |
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Instructors: Iyer, U. (PI)
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FILMSTUD 133: Contemporary Chinese Auteurs (FILMSTUD 333)
New film cultures and movements in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and mainland China in the 80s. Key directors including Jia Zhangke, Wu Wenguang, Tsai Ming-liang, Hou Hsiao-hsien, Wong Kar-wai, Ann Hui. Topics include national cinema in the age of globalization, the evolving parameters of art cinema, and authorship.
Last offered: Spring 2013 | UG Reqs: GER:DB-Hum, WAY-A-II
FILMSTUD 145: Politics and Aesthetics in East European Cinema (FILMSTUD 345)
From 1945 to the mid-80s, emphasizing Polish, Hungarian, Czech, Slovak, and Yugoslav contexts. The relationship between art and politics; postwar establishment of film industries; and emergence of national film movements such as the Polish school, Czech new wave, and new Yugoslav film. Thematic and aesthetic preoccupations of filmmakers such as Wajda, Jancso, Forman, and Kusturica.
Last offered: Autumn 2013 | UG Reqs: GER:DB-Hum, WAY-A-II
FILMSTUD 164A: Technology and the Visual Imagination (ARTHIST 164A, ARTHIST 364A, FILMSTUD 364A)
An exploration of the dynamic relationship between technology and the ways we see and represent the world. The course examines technologies from the Renaissance through the present day, from telescopes and microscopes to digital detectors, that have changed and enhanced our visual capabilities as well as shaped how we imagine the world. We also consider how these technologies influenced and inspired the work of artists. Special attention is paid to how different technologies such as linear perspective, photography, cinema, and computer screens translate the visual experience into a representation; the automation of vision; and the intersection of technology with conceptions of time and space.
Last offered: Winter 2016 | UG Reqs: GER:DB-Hum, WAY-A-II
FILMSTUD 165A: Fashion Shows: From Lady Godiva to Lady Gaga (ARTHIST 165A, ARTHIST 365A, FILMSTUD 365A)
The complex and interdependent relationship between fashion and art. Topics include: the ways in which artists have used fashion in different art forms as a means to convey social status, identity, and other attributes of the wearer; the interplay between fashion designers and various art movements, especially in the 20th century; the place of prints, photography, and the Internet in fashion, in particular how different media shape how clothes are seen and perceived. Texts by Thorstein Veblen, Roland Barthes, Dick Hebdige, and other theorists of fashion.
Last offered: Winter 2014 | UG Reqs: GER:DB-Hum, WAY-A-II
FILMSTUD 165B: American Style and the Rhetoric of Fashion (AMSTUD 127, ARTHIST 165B)
Focus on the visual culture of fashion, especially in an American context. Topics include: the representation of fashion in different visual media (prints, photographs, films, window displays, and digital images); the relationship of fashion to its historical context and American culture; the interplay between fashion and other modes of discourse, in particular art, but also performance, music, economics; and the use of fashion as an expression of social status, identity, and other attributes of the wearer. Texts by Thorstein Veblen, Roland Barthes, Dick Hebdige, and other theorists of fashion.
Last offered: Winter 2016 | UG Reqs: WAY-A-II
FILMSTUD 181Q: Alternative Viewpoints: Black Independent Film (AFRICAAM 181Q)
Preference to sophomores. Do you want to learn more about independent film as it was practiced in major urban centers by young filmmakers? This class focuses on major movements by groups such as the Sankofa Film Collective and the L.A. Rebellion. Learn how to analyze film and to discuss the politics of production as you watch films by Spike Lee, Julie Dash, Melvin Van Peebles, Ngozi Onwurah and more. We will discuss representation, lighting, press material, and of course the films themselves. This course includes a workshop on production, trips to local film festivals and time to critique films frame-by-frame. It matters who makes film and how they do so. When you have completed this class you will be able to think critically about "alternative viewpoints" to Hollywood cinema. You will understand how independent films are made and you will be inspired to seek out and perhaps produce or promote new visions.
Last offered: Spring 2015 | UG Reqs: WAY-A-II, WAY-ED
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Today Rick Curl was sentenced for seven years for the sexual abuse of Kelley Currin that happen almost 30 years ago. Rick has been a free man and participating in life like the rest of us for the past 30 years without any consequence for his actions of sexually abusing this minor swimmer at the time in question.
Why didn't something happen sooner? Something did happen. The family settled a confidential case with an undisclosed amount and a gag order was imposed to prevent anyone from discussing the case. Life was meant to go on as normal and all is good. After all Rick Curl was a good coach. He produced Olympians and successful swimmers throughout the collegiate system.
Another reason why this didn't happen earlier is that the type of sexual abuse Rick Curl specialized in orchestrating is considered to be a consensual relationship. There is nothing consensual about a minor athlete falling in love with their coach, a significant power figure whose coaching attention can make the difference between an Olympic medal or national record and failure. The notion of an acceptable consensual romantic relationship between a teacher and student or coach and athlete violates every legal, moral and ethical principle in our society. Yet these relationships and their acceptance are commonplace in our competitive sports environment especially with our female athletes; this is something that everyone would openly say is appalling and should be stopped at all costs especially when the relationship begins with an under-age athlete (under the age of 18). Yet there are such famous athletes as Lindsey Vonn who who met her coach at 16; she went on to marry and now, recently divorced, is currently in a relationship with Tiger Woods.
When the emotionally immature athlete does not cry "foul", is being a successful performer, and the coach is winning, the rule appears to be " all good, no harm, no foul." A sexually abused athlete may not be able to deal with the reality of such a relationship until twenty years after the fact. During that period, only that athlete suffers a pain that is so great, they cannot discuss it with anyone. When the dust settles and the truth of the destruction of the athlete's life is revealed, the artful acquaintance still receives sympathy from those who respect his success as a coach. Worse yet, there are those who believe there is such a circumstance as "consensual" and see no "victim."
What is more troubling is that the amateur sport system has failed to clearly state the absolute impermissiblity of any romantic relationship between a coach and his athlete. This coach-athlete relationship issue was "considered to be the worst-kept secret in Washington, D.C."
Other sexual abuse issues are rampant in sports. When the next big story hits -- and there will be one -- and when everyone says, "How could this have happened? Why didn't someone say something?", someone did say something. We just haven't been listening. Many athletes have said something. U.S. Swimming and other open amateur sports governing bodies just haven't been listening -- qorse yet, turning a blind eye as the management of USA Swimming has been doing for years. The 30-year time lapse is clearly proof of that.
Since starting Safe4Athletes, I have continued to witness this failure in the system, where speaking up is fought against with public and administrative disbelief, blaming of the victim and victims seeking justice encountering extreme difficulty at every turn. Parents of these young athletes that have been victims of sexual abuse, come to me and share their stories and all of the extreme efforts that they have gone to protect their child and attempt to "right" the system that has harmed them in unspeakable ways. The efforts of these parents and children are the most heroic displays of courage that I have ever witnessed while the response of those with the power to fix the system simply adds to their heartache, allows ridicule and fails to deliver justice.
The system is broken. Cases of sexual abuse and coach misconduct break our athlete heroes and reward coach perpetrators. Sport governing bodies care more about producing winning athletes than their obligation to enforce legal, moral and ethical guidelines established by our society.
We talk about "not doing enough" to protect our young athletes, yet everyone around the situation makes it very difficult to do "anything" let alone enough.
No coach at any age should be sexual engaged with an athlete. No Olympic dream is worth the lifetime of pain, destruction that sexual abuse brings. An athlete's hope and dreams is all it takes to be vulnerable to the coach pedophile and the failures in this system.
When enough is really enough, when sexual abuse is clearly defined and unacceptable under any circumstance between a coach and an athlete, only then will our sports training environments be safe for children and adult athletes. Nothing can be more important than our humanity. We cannot allow the system to continue to failure us.

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Do you have 20 minutes, 2 $ and a plain sweater?
I would think so ;)
This is the perfect {recession-time} project that
will spruce up a plain sweater to a designer fancy-$chmancy look
with very little time and the least amount of money!
|left pic: net-a-porter - collage by moi
an old plain sweater
two packs of assorted sizes safety pins
chalk or water soluble marker & ruler
...what are you waiting for?? run to the nearest Dollar Store!!
Here's how I made mine: I liked the idea of the original, although was a bit too heavy for my taste, therefore I decided to do only part of the inspiration.
1* put your sweater around a box or a piece of cardboard, to stretch it just a bit
2* mark a middle line from the neck down
3* mark two lines about 2-1/2" from the center and two diagonal lines from the armpits to the center about 1" lower than the armpit.
4* start placing the safety pins following the desired designs
5* I started to do the zig-zag with the bigger safety-pins first, and then moved onto the details
6* detail on how to make the center design
and here some {safety} close-ups:
have fun making your own!
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I participated in a "home" exchange on the Exchange Heaven blog and my partner received her exchange and I have received mine on Saturday afternoon.
I stitched for Maddy and decided to stitch her Heart in Hand's Good to be Home. I had stitched this for the All Seasons Exchange and loved it so much and thought it was perfect for this exchange. I made it into a pincushion and stuff with plastic pellets. I am so glad you like the exchange Maddy...I enjoyed stitching it for you!
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I received my exchange from Sue in the U.K. and she stitched a lovely design by I think Barbara Ana and made it into a door hanger there is even a cute pocket in back. She also sent me a cute pincusion and some wonderful ribbon which will be great for some Christmas finishing. I see a theme of red here in the exchange...not sure but I am wondering if Sue did this because red is my favorite color..mmmm? I wonder.....LOLOL
Thanks so much Sue..I love the whole exchange very much!!
Monday, August 31, 2009
A "Home" Exchange
I participated in a "home" exchange on the Exchange Heaven blog and my partner received her exchange and I have received mine on Saturday afternoon.
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Friday, August 28, 2009
A birthday and a start of my RR!
I hear from Rita that my birthday present to her arrived and she is very happy! Rita loves anything autumn so I stitched her an autumn leave scissor fob by Heart in Hand and sent some other goodies as well. Here are some pics:
I joined my first RR recently and I finished up my section of it and wanted to share it. It's called "An Emblem of Love" by Ellen Chester. I decided to stitch it on 36 ct. White Edinborough, over 2, and use WDW Wavy Navy. I think it turned out well. Margaret's piece will be on the way to me shortly so I am excited to stitch on her piece as she is doing hers in red!
Now mine will will travel to Edgar's house next month for him to stitch a section. Then once he is finished he will send it on to the next person for them to stitch a section, etc. I am really excited to see this progress through the months and look forward to it returning at the end of May.
I just think the whole idea of a round robin is so neat, having others from all around the world stitch on your piece and you stitch on theirs and knowing when it comes back home to you that its been all over the world in different homes, its just really neat! I am going to ask each of the RR members to put their initials somewhere on the section they stitched. Carol R. is having us do that on her's and I thought that was a great idea so I am doing as is Margaret too.
I also noticed while stitching my initials over 1, that my diopeter lens (1.75) on my daylight is not strong enough for over 1 on 36 ct anymore so I plan to purchase a stronger lens next month when I hit the road with my stitch group for our roadtrip. Not sure what strength I will get but I just know I need a stronger one!
This weekend I am going to work on a birthday gift and start work on another exchange so I have my weekend stitching plans all set!
I do hope everyone has a great weekend and thanks for stopping by. I do appreciate it.
Take care and happy stitching,
Wendy Jo
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Monday, August 24, 2009
A Birthday and Exchanges
I have sent a birthday exchange to Ina and it has been received and opened and she is one happy birthday girl! So I can now show a picture of what I sent her.
I stitched her a scissor fob from Drawn Thread called Pumpkin Keeper and included a JCS magazine, some tea (she loves tea) and some other goodies as well.
Happy birthday Ina!!
I participated in the Summer House exchange on the HoE blog and Chris H. in the U.K. finally received my exchange. I was getting really worried as the package decided to take the long about route to her house..but it arrived and she is very happy :)
I used the freebie design from LHN "Summer House" but used threads from LHN "Daisy" and added some dragonflys to the design as well. Here is a pic:
I also participated in the ASOE's Stitcher's Choice exchange and stitched for Jayne P.
I decided to stitch her Heart in Hand's "Good to be Home". I thought it was something she could display all year long if she chose to. Here is a pic:
I have been busy the past week working on exchanges and this past weekend I worked on my first RR, called "An Emblem of Love". I am really enjoying this. I will be able to post a pic of my section I stitched very soon.
Thanks everyone for stopping by..I do appreciate the comments.
Happy stitching.
Wendy Jo
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Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Exchanges and a Birthday Gift
Jayne P. was my partner for the Summer House exchange in the HoE exchanging group and in the Stitcher's Choice exchange in the All Seasons Ornament Exchange so I received those yesterday in the mail.
I love the scissor case she stitch for me for the summer house exchange and she even included a lovely pair of scissors!
I look forward to putting the Christmas ornament on my tree this year.
Thanks so much Jayne I really love both my exchanges very much.
Here are pics:
Carol S. e-mailed me that the birthday present I sent her arrived safe and sound so I can now share the pic of what I made for her. I decided to stitch her a pincushion from Blue Ribbon Designs Patriotic Patchwork pattern called "Pins" and sent along a box of pins.
I hope you had a great birthday Carol!!
Here is a pic:
I wanted to say thank so much for everyone stopping by. I have been reading the comments and wanted to say how much I appreciate them. I have been stitching on a couple of Lizzie Kate designs and will be gearing up to start a RR called "An Emblem of Love" soon and am very excited as this will be my very first RR.
Wishing everyone happy stitching.
Wendy Jo
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Tonight a new era begins on this broadcast. But not without a word about the era that ended last night, when our friend, mentor and leader signed off after more than two decades on this broadcast. He has allowed me to sit in this chair in his absence for the last ten years. And now hopefully many years more.
For those of us fortunate enough to have shared a newsroom, and a calling, with Tom Brokaw, it was not quite the same today. While we will see him around here, and so will you, after the most carefully-planned vacation in American history, he leaves us as stewards of the broadcast he presided over and shaped on a daily basis. It is now our job from this day forward to endeavor each evening to put the finest work of this organization on the air. We can do that best by working harder than anyone else, just the way Tom did for so many years.
I stand on the shoulders of great people at NBC News. Some are household names, but most are not. It is an honor to work with all of them. Without them, and most importantly: without my own family, this dream that started in a small town, and in this great nation, would not be coming true tonight. Without you watching our daily effort, none of it would be worthwhile. So thank you for watching. We'll continue to work each evening to earn and preserve your loyalty. It means so much to us to have you with us, as we continue a great tradition.. starting tonight.
That is our broadcast for this Thursday night, December 2, 2004. I'm Brian Williams, reporting tonight from New York. Goodnight.


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A cultivated legacy
Georgetown research farm named for late Senator Thurman Adams
10:36 a.m., May 18, 2012--The late State Sen. Thurman Adams, Jr., of Bridgeville has often been called a champion of Delaware agriculture, both personally and professionally, for his advocacy during his 37 years in the State Senate. In honor of Sen. Adams and his legacy, the University of Delaware has named its research and education farm in Georgetown, Del., the Thurman G. Adams Agricultural Research Farm.
"Thurman Adams was simultaneously committed to preserving Delaware's farm heritage and to ensuring that Delaware farmers were leaders in adopting new technologies," said Robin Morgan, dean of the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources. "He cherished his friends and colleagues and was quick to credit them and recall their successes. Surely a giant in Delaware agriculture, he touched so many people across generations."
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Lynn Adams Kokjohn, Polly Adams Mervine and other family and friends of Sen. Adams joined UD officials and state legislators on Tuesday, May 15, for the naming announcement at the Elbert N. and Ann V. Carvel Research and Education Center, which Sen. Adams affectionately referred to as the "Substation."
"This place [the Substation] had a special place in Thurman's heart," said Mark Isaacs, director of the Carvel Research and Education Center, as he recalled the tireless efforts of Adams advocating for agriculture as well as the associated educational research component. "Sen. Adams was committed to making sure that the Substation had all the resources it needed to address the agricultural needs of Delaware. He stated time and time again, that his goal was for the substation to be the showcase for the east for research and Extension programs meeting the challenges for agriculture for years to come."
Adams was also a steadfast supporter of other programs, including the Cooperative Extension and Delaware 4-H.
"Agriculture was number one to him," said Mervine, one of Sen. Adams' daughters. "He absolutely would be thrilled about this but more thrilled to see how the agriculture community has moved forward with all the advances they are making."
A resolution on the naming passed by the University's Board of Trustees at its recent spring meeting credits Sen. Adams for sponsoring "critical legislation to preserve Delaware's farm heritage and strengthen the state's agricultural economy."
Isaacs said that Sen. Adams' contributions in the Senate and Delaware accounts for millions of dollars of funding for the poultry industry, cooperative extension as well agricultural research and education at UD as well as other organizations. "Sen. Adams' support was critical in providing the facility and equipment needs of the Substation, as well as the staffing to make sure research and extension programs were cutting edge," Isaacs said.
Sen. Adams earned his bachelor of science degree in agricultural education from UD in 1950, and joined his father in family farming and their grain brokerage business, T.G. Adams and Sons, Inc., of which he later served as longtime president.
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Big GovernmentThe Police State
A universal basic income can easily be weaponized as a tool to punish "antisocial" behavior such as holding "unacceptable" political views or otherwise engaging in what the state doesn't like.
The Fed
Central bankers like Alan Greenspan seem to think central bankers can be trusted to act with restraint. That's a risky plan, especially given that true and reliable constraints could be put on the money supply by adopting commodity money.
Global EconomyWorld History
As they did with Trump, the media categorizes Brazil's Bolsonaro as a "hateful" candidate, but it never tries to take a serious look at how Brazilians have suffered under leftist regimes.
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Thanks again to Sara Kasten for her wonderful inspiration- Sara knows hope to make a holiday meaningful for all age groups. I would love to be a kid at your seder table, Sara. Happy Holiday, and please send in your pics from this year's seder! Marlene
"I've always felt that an important part of the Pesach Seder table meant including the children in the telling of the great miracles that happened when our nation was taken out of Egypt. Sometimes after saying the "Ma Nishtana" the very young ones are bored and distracted early on. In order to capture their attention and bring the seder to their level of understanding, I decided to make it exciting and meaningful for them. I purchased all types of miniature wild animals, pyramids, and frogs and scattered them all across the Seder table. You can imagine the excitement that was had when the little ones spotted the table! I also purchesed froggy hats for them to wear and before you knew it, they were hopping around the table and asking all types of questions about the animals. Both the adults and the children got involved with the explanations. The funny thing was that after the Seder, the older children hid the climbing frogs all around the house. Guess who had the biggest suprise of all when I had frogs in my sink, my pantry, my shoes, and anywhere else you could think of!! I'm sure the children will never forget this Seder table.
The rubber animals and frog hats were purchased at Michael's
The pyramids and climbing frogs were bought at my local Judaica store." Sara Kasten
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Broforce. It's been so long since we last spoke, but in that time, you've been stocking up on explosions, increasing the volume and lifting. Bro.
I kinda think the name does the game a slight disservice. It suggests a game of hulking men with popped collars, watching college sports and being assholes. Instead, Broforce is a breathless tribute to the men of the action movies of the 1980s, from Conan to Colonel John Matrix and every Rambo in between.
And, yes, Metal Slug.
The old playable version on the developer's website is good, but the full package - going for $15 on the Humble Store - is the more muscular option.


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Peaches Geldof dies at 25
LONDON >> Peaches Geldof, the wild-child second daughter of concert organizer Bob Geldof who filled the pages of British tabloids with her late-night antics as she flirted through the fashion and celebrity world, was found dead Monday at age 25.
There was no immediate word on the cause of her death at her home in Wrotham, Kent, southeast England but police called it "unexplained and sudden."
The news came as a shock to Britain's entertainment and fashion circles, where Peaches had been active as a model, television presenter and fashion writer. She was a frequent attendee at fashion shows and was photographed just last week at a London show for the Tesco brand F&F.
Peaches was only a girl of 11 when her mother Paula Yates died of a drug overdose in 2000 and those who knew her said it hit her extremely hard.
The last tweet Peaches sent on Twitter came on Sunday, when she posted a photograph of herself as a toddler with her mother and the caption: "Me and my mum."
Her father and family issued an anguished statement Monday about her death.
"Peaches has died. We are beyond pain. She was the wildest, funniest, cleverest, wittiest and the most bonkers of all of us," Geldof said. "Writing 'was' destroys me afresh. What a beautiful child. How is this possible that we will not see her again? How is that bearable? We loved her and will cherish her forever."
The statement was signed by Bob, Jeanne (his partner), Peaches' sisters Fifi and Pixie and her half-sister Tiger Geldof.
Kent police declined to name Geldof, but when asked about her death they said in a statement that officers were called to a house near Wrotham following a report of concern for a woman's welfare Monday afternoon. They said the 25-year-old woman was pronounced dead by emergency officers and that the death was being treated as "unexplained and sudden."
In an interview with the Guardian in 2009, Peaches acknowledged that she used drugs before but said she had stopped.
"'Yeah, I've taken drugs. Yes, I have had experiences, and a few of those experiences were unsavory, not ones I want to repeat, but I was growing up. I wanted the experience," she told the paper.
"I wasn't hugely into drugs, and I'm sober now," she added. "I'm not Amy Winehouse. I never have been. I wasn't a crackhead."
Peaches was married twice and leaves behind two sons, 23-month-old Astala and Phaedra, 11 months.
Her first marriage, at age 19 to Max Drummey, a vocalist with U.S. indie rock band Chester French, began at a drive-through chapel in Las Vegas. It lasted six months and ended in 2009.
Her second marriage was to Tom Cohen, lead singer of the defunct London punk band S.C.U.M
"My beloved wife Peaches was adored by myself and her two sons Astala and Phaedra, and I shall bring them up with their mother in their hearts every day. We shall love her forever," Cohen said in a statement.
Reaction across Britain was disbelief.
"It's very, very sad. Peaches has overcome a lot in her childhood, seemed to be getting her life together. You hear something like this and words can fail you. It's just tragic, terrible news," Ray Levine, Peaches' former publicist, told Sky News.
"Having to deal with the death of your mother at such a young age would be difficult for any child, let alone someone in the public spotlight. But Peaches overcame that," he said.
It was not easy being the daughter of a famous, wealthy father and Peaches struggled with a turbulent social life. In 2010 she was dropped from a lingerie modelling contract after photographs showing her topless and allegations that she used drugs surfaced.
She was well-known among London's young hip crowd, seen frequently at movie premieres, hot clubs and exclusive concerts.
Bob Geldof, 62, rose to fame in the late 1970s as the lead singer of the Irish punk band The Boomtown Rats. He became an internationally renowned social activist in the 1980s by marshaling the power of his fellow music celebrities, most notably as co-organizer of the 1984 Band-Aid movement and the following year's Live Aid concerts that raised millions for famine relief in Ethiopia.
The fund-raising song he co-wrote, "Do they Know It's Christmas?" featuring an ensemble of pop stars remains a radio favorite in Britain and Ireland at Christmastime.
In 2005 he helped organize more celebrity-studded concerts under the banner Live 8 — timed to coincide with a G8 summit taking place in Scotland — that raised funds to fight poverty. For the past decade he has worked alongside his fellow Irish rocker Bono at events organized by U2 singer's anti-poverty charity One.
Geldof still occasionally tours with the Boomtown Rats, whose most famous work is "I Don't Like Mondays," a 1979 song that explored the mindset of a perpetrator of a U.S. school shooting. The band has several concerts scheduled for this spring and summer in Britain.


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Boasting striking scenic beauty, endless outdoor recreational opportunities, and a storied history as a Revolutionary War hub, Vermont's Lake Champlain Valley has long been a prized vacation destination for generations of North American East Coast residents and now draws from southern populations as far away as Texas, Florida and Washington, D.C.. But with so many luxurious locales—from Cape Cod to New Hampshire's lakes region—in the region, why do many discerning buyers continue to choose Lake Champlain as their preferred destination? Here are the top five:
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One thing that I learned from living in Singapore was that Indonesia has a lot to offer. The multiple pages taken up in my passport by single-entry visas were totally worth it. From relaxing in Bali to volcano hiking to taking over a private island, Indonesia has its memories for me. For my birthday, I decided to join a group heading to the jungle on the island of Sumatra in Indonesia.
Our excursion was organized by Thomas Jungle Tours and included everything from transfer from the airport to accommodation and food. But the best part was the eclectic and knowledgable tour guides. We got in late on a Friday night and stayed at Thomas's lodge and then set out first thing in the morning for a long hike. Along the way we learned about the jungle and its most unique inhabiters...orangutans!
When we reached the campsite, we were able to take a dip in the river and relax. In true jungle style, it started pouring and the scene was amazing. We had a great night of food, beer, and games and then passed out in our rough "tents." The next morning was the best part of the trip, where we rafted down the river (instead of hiked) back to the lodge. Somehow none of our stuff got ruined by the rapids and we all made it out of the jungle!


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Rebuilding has been slow going, but Fred Finlay figures hes in Tween Lakes for the long haul.
The Missionary Ridge Fire consumed his temporary quarters a workshop/living area. But he got out safely with his sawmill equipment, tools, vehicles and a sailboat.
They kept telling us not to worry, Finlay said while in Durango recently. But I knew it was time to go. I slept in my truck for a week in Bayfield.
Upon returning after a weeks absence to his 3 acres on the ridge between the Florida and Pine river drainages, Finlay pitched a tent and started sawing lumber.
So far, hes built a first floor with a plywood roof.
Finlay also created a garden, including fruit trees, and planted aspen, ponderosa pines and other conifers to replace trees that burned.
If he finds work as a carpenter, Finlay said, earnings go toward reconstruction at Tween Lakes.
Theres always something to do because Im working alone, he said. But I dont have a mortgage, and Im not married.
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Ive lived there for 12 years, he said. Im taking my time, so itll be a couple of years more the way things are going.


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DogVacay Fetches $6 Million From Benchmark Capital
DogVacay has raised $6 million in capital to build out a local marketplace providing in-home boarding services, a category being referred to as "Airbnb for dogs." Benchmark Capital contributed to the company's first round; previous investors include First Round Capital and the Los Angeles-based incubator Science. DogVacay is live in the U.S. and Canada and is looking to expand internationally; it may also add services like dog walking and training. Competitors include Rover.com.


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The History Channel
The History Channel is the oldest television network in the world, having gone on the air at dawn on September 1, 1939 in Warsaw, Berlin Paris, London and all of (soon to be) occupied Europe. It was also the first channel to broadcast the now legendary documentary series "Hitler's Privates" and its signature first episode "Hitler's Penis: The True Secrets". The History Channel is now a weekly late night variety show, hosted by Fox TV. It is one of the longest-running network entertainment programs in American television history. Each week, the show's cast is joined by a guest host and a musical act. The show is written entirely by the famous poet and playwright Robert McNamara, who reportedly writes every show while gardening in lingerie, garters, nylon stockings and stiletto heels.
Structure of the Show[edit]
The show usually follows a standard format. It opens with a sketch presenting historical events and persons, often with frequent observations and explanations by noted comedians. The show then segues into the opening credits, which usually open with a shot of the Statue of Liberty and a montage of the cast members cut with various locations around the city. The opening credits are voiced-over by long-time FOX announcer Hitler. The show's theme music has been re-arranged many times, but always follows the same basic chord patterns.
Next is the opening monologue performed by the guest historian(s), often followed by an irrelevant succession of blurry and aged photographs. This is typically followed by a series of skits, often featuring the important historical figures of the day, such as Abraham Lincoln, Jesus, Darth Hitler or Admiral Nelson Mandela. Some shows also feature filmed segments, often featuring cast members or divine manifestations of Al Gore. In a few rare cases, a third musical performance by the week's musical guest is done at the end of the show, but in most instances this is replaced by a montage of naked politicians.
It is important to note that the entire, previously human cast, was replaced by the IM Pei in late 2003, when he decided to eat all of the other repertory and featured players. Efforts to increase the number of players on the show have been met with much hostility by IM Pei, and further devourment.
Notable Tenures[edit]
Although THC has an often rapid turnover of supporting players (many of whom have appeared for only one season or less), mainly because of the voraciousness of both other players and the production assistants, some performers have had long tenures with the show. A few have broken the eight-year barrier. Among the longest serving repertory players are:
- Pope Urban II (1042 - 1099)
- Charles de Gaulle (1890 - 1970)
- Krishna (476 - 1453)
THC received some negative publicity in 1999 when it was leaked that, henceforth, actors and historians joining the show would have to sign a five-to-six year contract in their blood. These contracts also included the sale of their first born son, the loss of their credit ratings, and their debarment from the Supreme Court of Massachusetts.
Some agents and managers characterised these long-term contracts as involuntary servitude, saying that almost any young, undiscovered comic would immediately agree to any given set of exploitive contractual restrictions for the opportunity to launch their careers via the show. FOX publicly defended the new contracts, setting fire to the agents and managers responsible for the complaint. Because of the current situation with IM Pei, however, cast managers have been reluctant to enforce the rules, allowing IM Pei to serve an unprecedented seventeen terms on the Supreme Court of Massachusetts.
It was reported in 1999 that the starting salary for THC cast members was US$5,000 per year.
Frequent Hosts[edit]
- Tacitus (13)
- Herodotus (14)
- Livy (16)
- Polybius (21)
- Edward Gibbon (11)


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Desecrated Waistguard
|The subject of this article was removed from World of Warcraft in patch 3.0.2.
- Desecrated Waistguard
- Binds when picked up
- Classes: Warrior, Rogue
- Requires Level 60
Desecrated Waistguard is a tier 3 armor token. It can be exchanged along with various items at various NPCs at Light's Hope Chapel for the following items:
This item dropped from Noth the Plaguebringer, Heigan the Unclean, and Gluth in the original version of Naxxramas.
Patch changes
- Patch 3.0.2 (2008-10-14): Removed.
- Patch 1.11.0 (2006-06-19): Added.


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ITHACA, NY — The U.S. Green Building Council has awarded LEED Gold to the Ithaca College Athletics & Events Center. The LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) rating system is the foremost program for buildings, homes and communities that are designed, constructed, maintained and operated for improved environmental and human health performance.
Opened in 2011, the Athletics & Events Center provides both the campus and wider communities with a state-of-the-art facility in which to gather, learn, train and compete. The A&E Center was designed by the architectural firm Moody-Nolan, and at nearly 178,000 square feet it is the largest construction project ever at the college.
The $65.5 million complex features a field house and aquatics pavilion in the main building, which also houses athletic training and strength training facilities, a "wet" classroom for athletic and academic programs, a hall of fame display, a press box, athletics offices, team rooms and locker rooms. An adjacent outdoor stadium with lighted turf field and an outdoor tennis facility round out the center.
"This recognition is surprising only in that it exceeds our hopes and expectations for the A&E Center," said Ithaca College President Tom Rochon. "We have made a commitment that all new construction as well as renovations to existing buildings must at least meet the LEED Silver standards. Credit goes to the designers and builders as well as to those who staff and operate the building on a day-to-day basis for helping to ensure that our promise of a sustainable campus is met."
Gold is the second-highest LEED rating. In 2011, Ithaca College became the second academic institution in the world to have two newly constructed buildings on its campus with the highest rating — LEED Platinum — when the Peggy Ryan Williams Center joined the Dorothy D. and Roy H. Park Center for Business and Sustainable Enterprise in earning that designation. The Classroom Link corridor, which connects those buildings with one another and with others on campus, has also achieved LEED Gold.
The LEED system awards points according to a strict set of criteria that fall within a half-dozen categories. The A&E Center was recognized with LEED Gold for implementing practical and measurable strategies and solutions aimed at achieving high performance in sustainable site development, water savings, energy efficiency, materials selection and indoor environmental quality.
The environmentally beneficial features of the field house include a ventilation system that's built around the signature tower that is the facility's most visible aspect. The tower has louvers on its prevailing wind side; the narrow slits allow cool air into the building, while the warmer air inside the building rises to the level of the tower's higher louvers and is pushed out.
The swimming pool also demonstrates the college's commitment to sustainability: over one million gallons of water are saved annually through the innovative filtration system, and the space uses cooled air to reduce moisture as a more efficient method of dehumidification.
Additional sustainable aspects include strategically placed windows for natural lighting, a reflective roof to minimize cooling requirements, an exhaust system with energy recovery and low-emitting materials to ensure indoor air quality. Many of the building materials used in construction are native to the region.
The building was named the winner of an Innovative Architecture & Design Award in 2012 from Recreation Management magazine. According to the U.S. Green Building Council, the A&E Center is in rare company as one of only six LEED Gold athletics facilities on a college campus in the country (none are LEED Platinum). It is the third largest in terms of overall square footage, and one of only two such complexes to include a swimming/diving pavilion.
"With the achievement of LEED Gold for its Athletics & Events Center, Ithaca College can truly boast of providing an exceptional campus and community resource for education, entertainment and sporting events," said Tracie Hall, executive director of the U.S. Green Building Council New York Upstate Chapter. "We commend the trustees and administration of the college for their vision, and the project team for creating this impressive facility that incorporates so many essential energy and water conservation measures."
The A&E Center is used by nearly all of Ithaca's intercollegiate teams — which comprise more than 700 student-athletes — and countless other students through intramural, club and recreational sport use. The facility has hosted conference championships in swimming and diving, track and field and tennis; the New York State Public High School Athletic Association and New York State YMCA swimming and diving championships; and numerous regional high school meets.
The building's seating and floor space are also used for campus and community events that draw large audiences, which have included the New York State Association of College Admissions Counselors Conference; F&T Distributing trade show; Ithaca College's Commencement Eve Concert, opening Convocation ceremony and prospective student open houses; a regional college fair; and Ithaca High School graduation ceremonies.
For more information on the Athletics & Events Center, visit www.ithaca.edu/aecenter. A fact sheet can also be found at www.ithaca.edu/news/docs/AE_Center_factsheet.pdf.
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In May 2012, during the FPA Retreat, Marv Tuttle, the long-serving (and only) executive director and CEO of the Financial Planning Association, signaled his intent to retire in 2014. On Tuesday, the FPA board announced that Tuttle's resignation has been moved up for family reasons, and that the COO and associate executive director of the largest planners' group, Lauren Schadle, would assume the post on Oct. 3, just after the FPA's annual conference concludes in San Antonio. Like Tuttle, Schadle has a long association with the FPA and one of its predecessor organizations, the ICFP, and both hold the Certified Association Executive (CAE) designation.
Paul Auslander, FPA's president, said in an interview Monday that it "might surprise the world, but not us"—meaning the FPA's board—on "how ready Lauren is to do this job." Moreover, he pointed out that while Tuttle is stepping down, effective Oct. 2, as CEO, "Marv isn't going away" and will continue to serve as a resource for the FPA.
Originally, the FPA had said that a search committee would begin its formal work following the FPA board's annual August retreat, but Auslander (right) said that when the search firm that FPA had consulted suggested that a comprehensive search would take four to six months, "we felt it wouldn't be fair to Lauren or the staff" or the organization itself to have such an interregnum. "Lauren would have been a finalist" for the position anyway, Auslander said, but during its retreat, the board "had a plan and we executed on it" by naming Schadle as the permanent CEO.
"Lauren has been with us a long time, and she has an amazing level of staff support—those people would run through a truck for her," Auslander said, and while he admitted to being a "big fan" of Schadle, he insisted the board "took an objective approach" to making the decision, and that she would be treated as would any new CEO. Asked how well FPA's 23,000 members know Schadle, Auslander said "she has a great reputation among members; Marv is the public face, but most of the emails that members see is from Lauren Schadle; they have had many discussions with her already."
Further, noting Schadle's 13 years of experience at FPA and her prior experience as an executive at the ICFP, one of the predecessor organizations of FPA, Auslander argued that "she understands financial planning about as well as any practitioner."
In a separate interview on Monday, Schadle (left) noted that she had joined ICFP in 1996, and was with that predecessor organization when it merged with the IAFP in 2000, so her tenure with financial planners will be "16 years in September." Asked what her priorities will be as CEO of the FPA, Schadle, 45, said that "without a doubt it will be serving our members and delivering superior member value." She promised that in the group's "next phase of development we'll be fine-tuning our business activities" bringing a "disciplined focus—in synch with the board—and action plans to focus on becoming the professional resource and advocate for CFP professionals."
She promised to "shore up our financial strength and live up to who we are…—rallying around the CFP certification." Moreover, Schadle said "I have a disciplined business focus—the members who know me will likely agree with that" assessment.
Asked whether she would also focus on growing membership of FPA, which has been an ongoing concern of Tuttle and the FPA board for several years as its membership numbers fell from a high of 29,000 members to its current 23,000, Schadle said that "when membership is growing, people feel a sense of vitality," but also said that it's less important to have increased "membership numbers for the sake of membership numbers" alone, but rather to "bring on individuals aligned with the direction that the organization is going."
She then turned to the importance of FPA's local chapters, saying another priority of hers would be "helping them to become stronger," that "we want to be in lockstep with our chapters" and that the chapters would play a key role in growing FPA's membership rolls. "Membership," she said "happens at a local level." One of the values of membership in the FPA, she said, would be practice management, and said she was pleased to see that the CFP Board has proposed new continuing education rules that would give CE credit for practice management education: "FPA national and our chapters will be focused on delivering practice management education," she pledged.
Asked whether her expressed focus on the CFP designation would suggest that FPA would reach out to larger firms, such as the wirehouses that have large numbers of CFPs but are not members of FPA, Schadle said FPA would "try to find those areas with those large firms who are willing" to enter into dialogue. "We have had conversations with some firms" looking at "areas where we can be in alignment; if not on advocacy, maybe from an educational standpoint." She promised FPA would conduct "a lot of analysis" on the subject of partnering with the large firms, and while "we won't compromise our values, we are interested in [exploring] ways to bring the larger CFP community together."
And what of Marv Tuttle (left)? "I couldn't spell Iowa before I met that man," said Auslander, referring to Tuttle's home state, "but he's taught me something about that part of the country. Marv's a wonderful human being; and part of that was knowing when to go," referring to his decision to take care of his family responsibilities. "Marv's very transparent, and the FPA has to be as well; I respect him" for his decision.
On a personal note, Auslander said, "I can't tell you how many times I was going bull-headed into something and Marv tapped me on the shoulder, said 'take a deep breath' and then suggested" that Auslander reconsider "what I was going to say" based on Tuttle's deep knowledge of the history of the FPA and the many issues the group had addressed during its existence.
As for her feelings about Tuttle, 57, stepping down, Schadle noted she had "worked with Marv for a long time—he's a true visionary, certainly someone who's been a champion of collaboration; he did that in some challenging times. He's a dear friend, I wish him all the best and he won't be too far away."
In FPA's formal statement about the change at the top, Auslander said "Marv Tuttle's influence extends far beyond FPA and his importance in shaping the profession will be felt for decades to come. His legacy will be as a true collaborative leader, a steady hand that led many through tumultuous times and part of the foundation and soul of FPA."
The statement went on to say of Schadle that the FPA board recognized the continuity Schadle will bring to the organization. "Lauren is the perfect combination of operational and strategic savvy; cultural understanding of both FPA and the financial planning community; and the long-standing respect of her staff, peers and professionals."


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Perennial to trees, from membranous bulb, fibrous corm, scaly rhizome, or erect caudex
Stem generally underground
Leaves generally basal, often withering early, alternate, generally ± linear
Inflorescence various, generally bracted
Flower generally bisexual, generally radial; perianth often showy, segments generally 6 in two petal-like whorls (outer sometimes sepal-like), free or fused at base; stamens 6 (or 3 + generally 3 ± petal-like staminodes), filaments sometimes attached to perianth or fused into a tube or crown; ovary superior or inferior, chambers 3, placentas generally axile, style generally 1, stigmas generally 3
Fruit: generally capsule, loculicidal or septicidal (berry or nut)
Genera in family: ± 300 genera, 4600 species: especially ± dry temp and subtropical; many cultivated for ornamental or food;
some TOXIC. Here includes genera sometimes treated in Agavaceae, Amaryllidaceae, and other families.
Bulb coat generally membranous
Leaves generally linear to lanceolate; basal leaf 1; cauline leaves 0several, smaller upwards
Inflorescence often ± umbel-like; flowers 2many
Flower spheric and closed to nearly rotate; sepals generally < petals, generally ± lanceolate (ovate), generally nearly glabrous; petals generally widely wedge-shaped, generally hairy inside, nectary near base; filaments ± flat, anthers generally attached at base; style 1, stigmas 3
Fruit: capsule, septicidal, generally ± oblong, generally 3-angled or -winged; chambers 3
Seeds many in 2 rows per chamber, generally flat, generally netted, generally ± yellow
Species in genus: ± 65 species: w North America, C.Am; many cultivated. Bulbs of some eaten by native Americans. Nectary shape and hairs important to identification
Etymology: (Greek: beautiful grass)
Reference: [Ness 1989 Syst Bot 14:495505]
Sect. Calochortus by Bryan Ness.
Stem 1040 cm, simple or branched, ± slender
Leaves: basal 1040 cm, persistent; cauline generally 1
Inflorescence ± umbel-like; flowers 1several, erect or spreading
Flower: perianth bell-shaped; sepals 1015 mm; petals 1225 mm, obovate, white to pinkish or purplish, ± ciliate, densely hairy, nectary bordered below by ciliate membrane, above by short hairs
Fruit nodding, 2030 mm, winged
Seed irregular, dark brown
Chromosomes: 2n=20
Ecology: Common. Dry, grassy slopes, woodlands, often in poor soil
Elevation: 502000 m.
Bioregional distribution: Northwestern California, n Sacramento Valley, n Central Coast, San Francisco Bay Area
Distribution outside California: to Washington, Idaho
Horticultural information: DRN, DRY: 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 15, 16, 17; DFCLT.


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Today is Wednesday, April 3, the 93rd day of 2013. There are 272 days left in the year.
Today's Highlight in History:
On April 3, 1973, the first handheld portable telephone was demonstrated for reporters on a New York City street corner as Motorola executive Martin Cooper contacted Joel S. Engel of Bell Labs using a Motorola device that, according to an AP story, looked like "a small, domesticated version of military walkie-talkies" and weighed less than three pounds.
On this date:
In 1776, George Washington received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Harvard College.
In 1860, the legendary Pony Express began carrying mail between St. Joseph, Mo., and Sacramento, Calif. (The delivery system lasted only 18 months before giving way to the transcontinental telegraph.)
In 1869, Edvard Grieg's Piano Concerto in A Minor, Op. 16, premiered in Copenhagen.
In 1882, outlaw Jesse James was shot to death in St. Joseph, Mo., by Robert Ford, a member of James' gang.
In 1913, British suffragist Emmeline Pankhurst was sentenced to three years in jail for inciting supporters to bomb the home of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, David Lloyd George. (Pankhurst, known for staging hunger strikes in prison, was repeatedly released and reincarcerated, serving roughly 30 days total behind bars.)
In 1936, Bruno Hauptmann was electrocuted in Trenton, N.J. for the kidnap-murder of Charles Lindbergh Jr.
In 1942, during World War II, Japanese forces began their final assault on Bataan against American and Filipino troops who surrendered six days later; the capitulation was followed by the notorious Bataan Death March.
In 1946, Lt. Gen. Masaharu Homma, the Japanese commander held responsible for the Bataan Death March, was executed by firing squad outside Manila.
In 1948, President Harry S. Truman signed the Marshall Plan, designed to help European allies rebuild after World War II and resist communism.
In 1968, the day before he was assassinated in Memphis, Tenn., civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his famous "mountaintop" speech to a rally of striking sanitation workers.
In 1974, deadly tornadoes struck wide parts of the South and Midwest before jumping across the border into Canada; more than 300 fatalities resulted.
In 1996, an Air Force jetliner carrying Commerce Secretary Ron Brown and American business executives crashed in Croatia, killing all 35 people aboard.
Ten years ago: Moving with a sense of wartime urgency, the House and Senate separately agreed to give President George W. Bush nearly $80 billion to carry out the battle against Iraq and meet the threat of terrorism. Atlantic magazine editor Michael Kelly, 46, became the first American journalist to be killed while covering the Iraq war. Cuban security forces arrested the hijackers of a passenger ferry, rescuing nearly 50 hostages.
Five years ago: NATO allies meeting in Bucharest, Romania, gave President George W. Bush strong support for a missile defense system in Europe and urged Moscow to drop its angry opposition to the program. Model Naomi Campbell was arrested at London Heathrow Airport after getting into an altercation with police during a dispute about lost luggage. (Campbell was later sentenced to 200 hours of community service and fined 2,300 pounds.) Ohio State defeated Massachusetts, 92-85, for the National Invitation Tournament title.
One year ago: Mitt Romney tightened his grip on the Republican presidential nomination, sweeping primaries in Wisconsin, Maryland and Washington, D.C. In a speech to the annual meeting of The Associated Press, President Barack Obama accused Republican leaders of becoming so radical and rigid that even the late Ronald Reagan could not win a GOP primary if he were running today. Baylor finished off an undefeated season with an 80-61 win over Notre Dame in the NCAA women's basketball championship game.
Today's Birthdays: Actress-singer Doris Day is 90. Former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl is 83. Conservationist Dame Jane Goodall is 79. Actor William Gaunt is 76. Actor Eric Braeden is 72. Actress Marsha Mason is 71. Singer Wayne Newton is 71. Singer Billy Joe Royal is 71. Singer Tony Orlando is 69. Comedy writer Pat Proft is 66. Folk-rock singer Richard Thompson is 64. Country musician Curtis Stone (Highway 101) is 63. Blues singer-guitarist John Mooney is 58. Rock musician Mick Mars (Motley Crue) is 57. Actor Alec Baldwin is 55. Actor David Hyde Pierce is 54. Rock singer John Thomas Griffith (Cowboy Mouth) is 53. Comedian-actor Eddie Murphy is 52. Rock singer-musician Mike Ness (Social Distortion) is 51. Rock singer Sebastian Bach is 45. Rock musician James MacDonough is 43. Olympic gold medal ski racer Picabo Street is 42. Actress Jennie Garth is 41. Actor Jamie Bamber is 40. Actor Adam Scott is 40. Comedian Aries Spears is 38. Actress Cobie Smulders is 31. Rock-pop singer Leona Lewis is 28. Actress Amanda Bynes is 27.
Thought for Today: "Nothing spoils a good party like a genius." - Elsa Maxwell, American socialite (1883-1963).
(Above Advance for Use Wednesday, April 3)
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A potluck is a gathering of people where each participant is expected to bring a dish of food to be shared among the group. Baptist Potluck is where we will be gathering for "food for thought" from Baptists and "food for the soul" from the Word of God.


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In my recent ' Future of Health 'article in Cosmopolitan Magazine , October 2017 issue I shares how lifestyle changes, natural exercises, and alternative healing will change the way we will perceive and experience health. A must read for all who are passionate about health and wellness.
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Lensbaby Announces Macro Converters
Lensbaby, maker of specialty lenses, optics and accessories for single lens reflex cameras, has announced the addition of new macro photography converters for its lens bodies and optics. These macro converters help Lensbaby photographers create close-up, dreamy and artistic photos while blurring out distracting elements.
Available as a set containing one 8mm converter and one 16mm converter, they can be stacked together to make a 24mm converter. Depending on the lens body and optic combination, they allow focusing anywhere from zero to 8.13-inches from the subject. The macro converters can be used in conjunction with the existing Lensbaby macro kit, which features a +4 and +10 macro filter. The new macro converters work with every lens body and optic Lensbaby makes.
Pricing and Availability
Lensbaby's new macro converters are priced at $50. Additional information about them can be found at the Lensbaby website.


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$300 Web Site Design for New Site Furnture Co. + Call to Designers
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Serene park-like themes and images and a sophisticated design which will appeal to educated specifiers including landscape designers & architects. Click "complete brief" below for more.
Tagline: For Great American Places Desired Color Scheme: See Brief Desired Style: See Brief Accepted File Formats: Layered PSD or PNG This is a request for an uncoded template for our client as well as a call to designers. HGT Web Services is an SEO/SEM/Web Dev consultancy. Contributors who exhibit excellent work and prove reliable will be regularly called upon for current and future projects a good chance to make more money long-term. US$300 Uncoded Web Site Template Project Two Tier Payout. $150 Guranteed payout for best design. $150 bonus to declared contest winner Totally payout to winner = $300 Please refer to payment info at the bottom of this spec for more info. Winner may be asked to do additional work on this project for a fee. Client Info Client Name: Resources Slogan: For Great American Places Website: bostonbench.com Industry: Site Furniture Outdoor, heavy-duty park benches and trash receptacles for public and private public spaces. Market: Typically municipal and commercial projects as well as colleges & universities with outdoor public spaces. Target audience: Primarily Landscape Architects, Designers & Specifiers, Architects, Landscape Contractors, General Contractors, Developers, Engineers (landscape and civil). An educated market. Project Requirements: File Format: Layered PSD or PNG with fonts and images. Home Page Contents 1. Company logo & tag line. The client has provided two image types. One is a simple logo (see photo entitled Logo found on images page). The other incorporates a graphic and is the more interesting of the two (see Logo II Grouping on images page). You may take liberties with the logo design if you feel that it improves the logo and/or the page. 2. Focus should be placed upon the product (and its description which is not currently defined) found on the cover of this brochure PDF: http://www.bostonbench.com/files/brochures/b76_brochure_r13.pdf and on the images page (see image description title: B-76D in Black). 3. A section which provides a short description of the company. 4. We also wish to show products # 13, 4, and possibly #5 photos of which can be found on images page. 5. A reference list as found on this page h##p://www.americantitan.com/titan/references.html but condensed. Should have heading of References along with text that states similar to: Our family has been serving the site industry for nearly 50 years. Here is a short list of some of the valued customers we have served: This should be a vertical box or other ideas are welcome. 6. Latest Installation Box small photo and brief description of project with headline. Links to detail page. 7. 5-10 Latest Blog Entry Teasers (not the most important part of page however and therefore can be at or below the fold if necessary) 8. Login box and call to sign up Specifiers receive access to special files. 9. Navigation a. Primary Nav i. Products 1. Outdoor Park Benches 2. Trash Receptacles 3. Personalization 4. Shelters & Kiosks ii. Specifications iii. Maintenance iv. Projects (photo gallery) v. Articles vi. Blog vii. Contact viii. Request Info ix. About b. Secondary Nav (can be in footer or in less prominent location) i. Site Map ii. Directory The design can incorporate park-like themes and images and, while images are important we are looking to have at least 600 words on the page to help with rankings. We are looking for a sophisticated design which will appeal to architects and landscape designers. The patriotic theme (Our clients products are made in USA and very few in the industry are.) found in the brochures http://www.bostonbench.com/files/brochures/b76_brochure_r13.pdf and http://www.bostonbench.com/files/brochures/b76_postcard.pdf clearly presents some limitations. We would like to see it toned down a bit as we view the clients tastes to be more designer oriented. So the trick will be to maintain the brand integrity while appealing to an educated market. All links will be text and buttons will be CSS backgrounds with text so we can still do some nice looking buttons without losing our ability to properly market the site. The images page can be found here: http://www.bostonbench.com/brochure-images.html We have provided images in three formats. The thumbnail is 100 pixels wide. There is a 640 wide jpg and a 1000 pixel wide layered PNG. If you require a larger file please feel free to contact me and we can provide you with full-width PSDs. Here are some additional factors: To be designed for a 1024 monitor width. Coding is not required for this project unless you opt for flash or JS elements. If you decide to create those elements we would require the code for those but not for the rest of the page. We do not want a heavy flash or JS site to avoid difficulties with search. Splash pages are not acceptable. We need humans and Search Engines to view the text on each page including the home page so content-free pages can not be considered. Industry Sites: victorstanley.com this one is good from usability standpoint. landscapeforms.com stylish but poor usability Here are some more: keystoneridgedesigns.com dumor.com weatherend.com As you can see from the above sites, there is little forward design going on in the industry. Can we change that? Payment Method: PayPal or check Decision: A decision will be made within 4 business days of close of contest. Contestants submitting work certifies that their submissions are original and are not in violation of the copyright laws of the USA We may call upon the winner to design additional pages for this site at a rate of $150 US/page. If you have any questions, please let us know. We look forward to your submissions.
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Design a quirky flyer for my NYE Dressup Birthday Party
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Ebook cover design for a brand new chain of tip books, starting with a Python Programming Tips Book
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This tutorial will show you how to easily make various size speaker rings.
Materials List:
- Plunge Router (I used a Sears brand, but the jig works with many different types)
- JasperJig 240 This jig makes life so much easier and gives you tons of options, it's a must have.
- Drill with 1/8 bit
- Jigsaw
I am by no means an expert, this was actually my first attempt and it was so easy I thought I would share.
This tutorial is using a Hybrid Audio Unity 6.5 as the speaker.
The first thing you will need to do is to get your measurements.
- The outer part of the ring, about a 1/4 inch past the speaker mount.
- The recessed area where your speaker mount sits in.
- The speaker hole itself
One thing I found with the jig, is you need to take into account the router bit. So make sure you double-check before you actually turn your router on that you're not making your hole too small.
- This is the first cut, the outer most part of the ring. For me, I used 8 19/64. You'll want to leave yourself 2 tabs to hold the inner sections in place for now.
- Next measure your speaker bezel/mount the thickness/height. You'll then want to adjust your router to that depth. You're not wanting to cut all the way through the MDF, just enough so your speaker will fit flush.
- Now set your jig to the spec of your outer measurement of the speaker bezel/mount and go around again.
- Next for me what I did was adjust the jig to cut a slight smaller circle with the same depth. I kept repeating this, adjust the jig a little less each time until the recessed area was enough to fit the bezel/mount. As shown here:
- Now, you need to adjust your jig to cut the inner circle. Also adjust your router so it cuts all the way through the MDF. When you're finished you ring should look similar to this:
- The last step is to use your jigsaw and cut out the 2 tabs from step one.
- Done! Here is how it looks
- Be very careful to make sure that the guide pin on the jig has not slipped out of the jig. That happened to me, and I almost ruined my ring and would have had to start over.
- If you found this tutorial useful, please share it with everyone you know.
- If you see any mistakes or anything I missed, or anything that would make this easier please let me know.


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For 65 years, NCTA has hosted a trade show – an industry event that has been known by a few different names and has been a valuable part of cable's success and growth. But in an era of rapid change and disruption, NCTA must strategically adapt and reshape how we represent the diversity and vibrancy of our members. That new chapter means the sunsetting of our annual trade show and saying thank you for the great memories. As we look towards the future, NCTA is exploring new and interesting ways to present our industry's vision.
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Squishy Circuits is a project to teach kids about electricity and electronics by having them form circuits out of Play-Doh-like dough — with two varieties, conductive and insulating.
Squishy Circuits were developed at the University of St. Thomas by undergraduate Samuel Johnson and Dr. AnnMarie Thomas. The purpose of their development is to facilitate electronics education to younger students. Research is being done to determine the most effective implementation of this learning tool in a middle school science curriculum. Our hope is that through the use of this tool, students will better understand electronics concepts, become more interested.
The simplest circuit to build consists of an LED, battery pack, and three small "tubes" of dough (Two conductive and one insulating). To build this circuit, separate the two conductive tubes with a tube of insulating dough. Now, insert each of the battery pack wires into a separate tube of conductive dough. Do the same with the leads from the LED but be sure that the short end of the LED is inserted into the same tube that holds the black, or negative, battery pack wire.


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ZIMUSICAL is a website have been launched to download online and free music.
Large number of people download different kinds of music from the internet. An access to songs through an input or output system has become so normal nowadays. If one has mp3, they can have many advantages of it, such as an easy and convenient way to music, with low or no expense and a wide range of variety.
If you have finally downloaded the music, you can then enjoy it on your personal computers or even transfer them to your iPhone or iPod and can even store them in your USBs.
The songs made available on this site are for promotional use only, we do not claim any content like ours and we will not be responsible for any illegal use of the content.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Wait 20 sec. to Generate link Download below.
Aguarde 20 segundo enquanto gera o link abaixo.
NB: If the Second are not counting, go to the top of the site and open link "View Original" page, to the page generate the download link.
Se os segundo não estiverem contando, vá ao topo do site e abra o link "Ver Original" da página, para a página gerar o link de download.


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Tassle Necklace in Brown. Radiate your inner warrior goddess with our hand beaded native tassle necklaces.
Necklace length: 21.5 " inches.
Pendant and tassle: 4"
Our commitment to the principals of Fair Trade create avenues of employment for economically disadvantaged artisans. With your help we will continue to provide an alternative source of income to these indigenous women.