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If you're willing to splurge, there is no better gift for a globally aware, culturally curious book-loving person—or simply someone with a very large coffee table—than the three-volume National Geographic: Around the World in 125 Years. Published in celebration of National Geographic's 125th anniversary, this limited edition features 1,500 pages of stunning photographs from every continent by some of National Geographic's most celebrated photographers. Along with the photos are essays and articles exploring nature, travel, and culture. Taken together, the three volumes (America and the Antarctic, Europe and Africa, and Asia and Oceania) provide a photographic, journalistic, and literary panorama of the world as we've seen it evolve since the late 1800s. One nice touch: The set comes with slip cases that provide a convenient and sturdy display stand for each volume. Politics & Prose was fortunate to receive 10 copies of this rare, one-time edition. And yes, we will help carry the boxed set to your car.
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Dorset Square
Balcombe Street, Marylebone, London
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Walk: Walk west along Marylebone Road, crossing Baker Street and then Gloucester Place, then turn right into Balcombe Street. This then becomes Dorset Square. +
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The Silurians (5)
Filmed: 12 Nov 1969
Masters gets out of his taxi.
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The Silurians (5)
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A police car on the search for Masters.
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Melcombe Place (The Silurians). Walk south on Dorset Square, and then turn right onto Melcombe Place, walking up to the station.
Madame Tussauds (Spearhead from Space). Walk south from Dorset Square into Balcombe Street, then turn left into Marylebone Road. Continue along there, past Gloucester Place and Baker Street until you reach Madame Tussauds.
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Regent's Canal (The Invasion): 0.59 miles.
Outer Circle (Invasion of the Dinosaurs): 0.71 miles.
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Sun Microsystems, recently bought by Oracle, have announced plans to cut 3000 jobs in the near future.
In a report handed in to the SEC (US Securities and Exchange Commission) Sun blames delays caused by the ongoing investigation by the European Union for the loss of jobs. Cuts will take place over the next twelve months in North America, Asia and Europe. The so called ''restructuring'' will cost Sun between 75 and 125 million US Dollars, says the report, with the lion's share of the sum occurring in the second and third quarter of 2010.
As previously reported, Oracle announced its $7,5 billion takeover of Sun in April. Both companies consider the takeover complete, contrary to the ongoing EU Commission investigation regarding possible market domination and therefore competition irregularities. Sun Microsystems will bring its free data bank MySQL into the deal.
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Sep 16, 2013
Chewy Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Breakfast Cookie
Oats, ripe bananas and chocolate chips – these healthy, "breakfast" cookies are chewy and delicious, and made with just three ingredients.
I was craving chocolate this morning, and decided to whip up a batch of these yummy cookies for breakfast (I ate 4 cookies, for 4 points). Some of you may recognize them, in the past I made them with walnuts in place of chocolate chips.
I would never eat cookies for breakfast, but these are made with healthy ingredients – oats, bananas, and a handful of chocolate chips (antioxidants, right?) with no added sugar or flour. If you wanted, you could replace the chocolate chips for cocoa nibs, raisins, craisins, whatever! Perfect for breakfast, snack or any time you crave a sweet healthy treat. And these are nut-free, gluten-free and egg free so they are perfect for different diet restrictions.
The riper your banana the better, so make these when your bananas are almost black and freckled with dark spots.
I personally think these are best eaten warm, right out of the oven. They taste almost like mini banana bread muffins, the texture is soft and chewy, not crisp like a dessert cookie. If you're expecting a crispy cookie you would keep in your cookie jar – you WILL be disappointed. But if you have a very ripe banana hanging around your counter, and you are craving chocolate... make these! You will be happy you did.
If you want more of a "traditional" oatmeal cookie recipe, then try my Low Fat Chewy Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies instead... but I wouldn't eat them for breakfast.
Chewy Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Breakfast Cookie
Servings: 8 • Size: 2 cookies • Old Points: 2 pts • Points+: 2 pts
Calories: 99 • Fat: 3 g • Carb: 19 g • Fiber: 2 g • Protein: 2 g • Sugar: 8 g
Sodium: 0.4 mg • Cholesterol: 0 g
• 2 medium ripe bananas, mashed
• 1 cup of uncooked quick oats*
• 1/4 cup chocolate chips
Preheat oven to 350°F. Spray a non-stick cookie sheet with cooking spray or use a Silpat.
Combine the mashed bananas and oats in a bowl. Fold in the chocolate chips and place a tablespoon of each on the cookie sheet.
Bake 15 minutes. Makes 16 cookies.
*Use gluten free oats such as Bob's Red Mill quick oats to make them gluten free.
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YUM!! I have some bananas calling my name - do you suggest keeping them in the fridge? How long have yours lasted?
Thanks so much!RepliesI suggest making 1 banana (half the recipe) if its just you. You could get away with eating them the next day, but they taste best when they first come out of the oven.
DeleteBananas keep longer if you pull them apart and put them in the fridge. I also peel them, cut in half and freeze them for smoothies.
I'm not a fan of bananas, so what do you think about using pumpkin instead? Would it still work?
ReplyDeleteRepliesI'm not sure if it's sweet enough, maybe butternut squash would be better since it's sweeter.
DeleteI'd try it with pumpkin, but reduce your pumpkin by a quarter and add applesauce to get the sweetness Gina mentioned. So if your yield from two bananas would be two cups mashed banana, use 1 1/2 cups pumpkin and 1/2 cup applesauce. You might have to increase the oatmeal to compensate for the texture difference.
Thanks for another great recipe, Gina.. I will make these today... Husband needs to lower his cholesterol so I try to make him bring oatmeal to work 5x/week... this is a good alternative.... one question---do they harden quickly?? Or do they stay chewy for a couple days?
ReplyDeleteAny chance you have some alternative suggestions to replace the banana? I developed an allergy to bananas just a couple of years ago, and it's frustrating because so many of the healthy cookie/cake alternatives rely on banana. Plus, I LOVE bananas, so not being able to eat them anymore makes me sad! :(
I saw someone above mention pumpkin... any other ideas?Replies- Anonymous11/10/13, 10:42 AM
I don't have any tips on recipes, but just wanted to mention that food allergies can be reversed by healing the gut. My sister couldn't eat bananas anymore, either, but after going gluten free for a couple months, she can eat them again with no problems.
I loved these, they're really great fresh out of the over, after they cool they're a little too gummy for me (luckily we usually eat them all!)
ReplyDeleteYou had me at cookies for breakfast ;) These look great, I'll try them in a couple days when my bananas go ripe! Thanks :D
The Gift of Gaby- Anonymous9/19/13, 5:41 PM
These sound delicious and I will try. I will share that based off your nutrition facts, I come up with 3 PPV for 2 cookies instead of 2. :) I am sure it is worth the extra point, no worries.
ReplyDelete Hi Gina, I love every recipe I've made of yours and now have to make these. The one you posted recently with the walnuts was a huge hit! They tasted just like my mom's banana bread. I found my trusty roll of parchment paper works great on cookie sheets and makes clean up so easy.
Thanks from a big fan
SandyEntering in the NI on the WW calculator puts these at 3pts, not 2pts. I'm new to this abs a little confused. They are delicious and I love your site!
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- Anonymous9/30/13, 8:33 PM
I baked a few last night and then sealed up the rest of the 'dough' in foil in the fridge. 24 hours later it looks great and I'm making another batch. The banana didn't turn brown and I'm even more excited for batch # 2.
- Anonymous9/22/13, 12:47 PM
I made these cookies and loved them fresh out of the oven, but I was the only one eating them so I refrigerated the rest. I ate them for four more days and thought they were great the whole time! The chewiness of the oats got a little less noticeable with refrigeration, and I thought they were just as good. Anyone who wants to try to cook enough for a few days should give it a try!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous9/22/13, 1:11 PM
A hit! Made half a batch with peanut butter and while they are awesome as well we preferred the ones without the pb better. Will definitely be making these often
ReplyDelete - Anonymous9/22/13, 3:24 PM
They're also good with a little honey and vanilla added in! It adds a few more calories but I thought it was a nice addition. Good either way though!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous9/22/13, 10:52 PM
I made these the original way the first time and loved them. Today I substituted golden raisins and walnuts in equal parts for the chocolate chips, and added a little cinnamon to the mix. They were great that way as well!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous9/23/13, 1:24 PM
I think this could be the perfect afternoon snack to get me over that 3 p.m. hump, and give me a little fuel for my after work workout. Thank you!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous9/24/13, 1:38 PM
I have tried the banana cookies and love them. I haven't tried using pumpkin, but here is the recipe I have...If you use pumpkin instead of bananas, use 1Cup of pumpkin to 1 Cup of oats. Bake only 12-15 mins. Add-ins could be walnuts, pumpkin spice, even choc chips. (10 points total-without add-ins)
ReplyDelete - Anonymous9/25/13, 10:59 AM
Made these Monday evening...they were great! My toddler had fun helping with the mashing and hubby loved them as well. Thanks
ReplyDelete Made these and they were SO good! I actually ate them for a clean eating dessert. And I didn't read the part about eating them right out of the oven...and I made way too many...but I froze them and they were SO good frozen! Totally satisfying for dessert when frozen. Yum!!
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous10/4/13, 10:30 PM
I have been making these for a while now (with chocolate chips) and they're a hit at my office! I usually eat a few straight out of the oven and freeze the rest too. They still taste great! Kind of like a frozen banana
- Anonymous10/9/13, 1:47 PM
I make these as often as i have ripe bananas with just a few additions. I use the mini choc chips, chopped pecans, golden raisins, cinnamon, and fresh grated nutmeg, and a small dash of vanilla. While my additions do change the point structure, i get oats in for cholesterol lowering effect that, for me, is a worthy trade off. Extras for co workers get raves! Thank you Gina.
ReplyDelete - Allison10/23/13, 9:23 PM
I, like a lot of other commenters above, am very interested in a list of alternatives to bananas for this. Anything you've tried out? I don't like them and by boyfriend is allergic.
ReplyDelete - Kristina C10/30/13, 9:32 AM
I made these this morning for my little ones. I only had one banana so I added in applesauce to make up the difference. My two year old has been sick and very picky - literally only eating a few things in rotation- and ate two entire cookies. My four year old loved them as well. I am very happy to have found a new option for when we are craving sweets and it is so simple too!
ReplyDelete I made these last night, and they were sooo good! Despite not having any sugar in them, they are almost too sweet for me :O Next time I might swap the chocolate for peanut butter, mmmm :D I bakes mine in muffin cases and you can see them here:
I linked to this page at the bottom of course :) Thanks for the recipe!- Crystal11/14/13, 9:08 AM
Made these last night and I was really impressed. They are so good and just what I was needing for those sweet cravings.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous11/21/13, 1:10 AM
I make these regularly and have no issues with keeping them in the fridge for a couple of days. they're gone in 2 days usually so no idea how long they could last. they just get a little chewier.


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I'm a big fan of lists, especially list of red flag words that typically indicate trouble in a manuscript. Not only are they're great reminders of problem areas, they give me a place to start when I begin revisions. Recently I've read a few good posts about the subject, one on working past wordiness, another on shaping up flabby words, and one on using the search and find feature. They all suggest words to hunt down and kill (paraphrasing here) and they got me thinking.
It can be very easy as a new writer to see these lists and read this advice and think that every instance of every one of these words should be cut from your manuscript.
And that's not the case.
The right word for what you're trying to say is always the right choice, no matter what that word is. Most times, cutting that flabby word or finding that strong noun or active verb is the right choice, but once in a while it's not.
- You might want your dialog to feel flat because that's how the character feels.
- You might want a detached and passive tone because that works thematically with the passage.
- You might even want wordiness if it accomplishes something you can't do any other way.
If you let a rule like, never use auxiliary verbs (those pesky to be verbs) control your writing, you might drive yourself nuts trying to eliminate every occurrence of was and were in your manuscript. Odds are you'll writing will suffer for it, because was is a very useful word. It's just certain times when it can indicate a problem.
Understand what those problem areas are, and you'll be more capable of improving your writing when you do find them.
Now, I find these lists incredibly helpful myself, so I know how easy it is to want to edit when you find one. We all want quantifiable things to improve our writing. But before you cut one, ask yourself:
- Is there a better word I can replace the problem word with?
- Is there a better way I can edit the line to eliminate that problem word?
- Can I cut the line entirely? (often you can)
- Am I using the problem word as a crutch because I'm not sure the reader will get what I mean without me saying it? (Often problems words show up when we try to explain what we've already shown)
- Is this the best word for the job?
Just because the word often hangs out with a bad crowd doesn't mean it's bad in and of itself. Think about how you use it and what you could do better if you didn't. It's more important to find the right word than to adhere to a list of "wrong" words.
Are there any words you don't use because everyone says not to? What words are on your "double check" list? Are they any words you struggle with or don't get why they shouldn't be used?


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Born 1977 in Houston, Texas. Attended Bard College in Annandale, NY (BFA 1999) and Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA (MFA 2005). He lives and works in Berlin and New Orleans.
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At Franco's exhibit in L.A., Jason chased Franco to the top of a building. Franco stated that he knows where the baby is, then fell over the landing. Everyone eyed his lifeless body; Dante and Lulu looked up to where a shocked Jason was standing. The crowd didn't seem to believe that it was for real and called the "show" brilliant. Jason joined them downstairs and insisted that Franco jumped. The cops were set to arrest Jason, but Dante insisted on taking Morgan back to Port Charles. The cops agreed and handed Jason back to Dante. Jason then held a gun on Dante and blamed Dante for Michael having gone to jail. "Why shouldn't I kill you right now?" Jason asked. Dante replied that Jason would have to go on the run after killing a cop, but Morgan didn't care. Dante reminded him that it would affect Michael if he were murdered. "This isn't about you and me!" Dante cried. "What do you think happens to Michael if you kill me?"
Meanwhile, Elizabeth and Nikolas panicked as they watched the show from the hospital. Lucky reminded them that Franco had said that things weren't what they seemed — and that Aidan could still be at the hospital. He believed that someone else knew of the baby's whereabouts. Nik thanked Lucky for helping them search for Aidan. Later, they searched through records and found a "Jane Morgan" listed in the neo-natal unit. Liz wondered if this was a real person; Lucky planned to have Jane paged, but the woman didn't answer. Liz feared that the woman took the baby out of the country.
Diane stopped by Sonny's office and questioned him about a series of e-mails he'd sent about Michael's community service. He explained that Michael had been injured, but his son wanted him to stay out of it. He didn't know whether he should butt out or get involved. Max arrived with a laptop, which Diane believed was a gift from Sonny to Claire. After, they discussed Jason. Diane believed that he'd kill Dante, but Sonny didn't think that his right-hand man would do that. Diane then warned him to watch his back when it came to dealing with Claire. After, Carly called and told Sonny about the shooting at the hospital, and how Michael had saved Kristina's life. He wanted to speak to Kristina, but she was still shaken up. Michael assured his father that they were all okay, but revealed that someone had swiped a baby and the hospital was on lockdown. Sonny called Alexis to his office and told her about the shooting. Alexis was horrified, especially when she heard that Mac was hurt. She blamed herself for almost getting Kristina killed. She broke down, but Sonny reminded her that this was Warren Bauer's fault.... A tearful Kristina relayed to Carly how Lucky wouldn't arrest Bauer, which had made him angry. She thanked her brother for saving her life and didn't understand how Michael could stay so calm. Carly noted that everyone handles stress differently.
At the hospital, Maxie and Robin anxiously awaited for word on Mac's condition as he underwent surgery for his bullet wound. Robin recalled how Mac hadn't wanted her to date Stone. Maxie noted that she'd also let Mac down, but he'd never turned his back on her. They tried to keep their thoughts positive.... Steven informed Maya that Ethan would recover. She regretted that she froze from panic during the shooting and had been unable to help him. Ethan stirred and Maya told him how sorry she was. He awoke and was happy to see her. He recalled getting shot by Bauer. Maya told him that he's lucky to be alive, then confessed that she'd almost let him die. Ethan didn't want her to be so hard on herself.
Meanwhile, Patrick and Matt worked on Matt. They were determined not to mess it up, for Maxie and Robin's sakes. Maxie asked Robin to check on Mac, but Robin wasn't ready to do so. Lisa joined them and told them that Ethan was doing well. She offered to check on Mac for Robin, but Maxie demanded that Lisa stay away from their family and called Lisa a "homewrecker." Robin asked if something had happened with Lisa; Maxie warned her that Lisa had a thing for Patrick. Robin refused to let Lisa make her paranoid and declared her love for her husband. Maxie remembered how Mac had locked Robin and Patrick together until they'd agreed to get married. Just then, Matt and Patrick joined them and shared that Mac's life had been saved.
Steven thanked Olivia for helping him save Ethan's life. Liv invited Steve for a drink when he was done with his shift.
Diane and Max snuggled on the docks. Claire ran into them and Diane teased her about being involved with Sonny. Claire denied it, but Diane stated that Claire is Sonny's conquest. Diane correctly concluded that Claire was on her way to Sonny's office right then. "You have no hope of outmaneuvering him," Diane cracked. "Please use birth control." Later, Claire arrived and found Sonny comforting Alexis.
Maxie thanked Matt for saving Mac by dragging Matt into a supply closet and kissing him.... Robin visited an unconscious Mac and told her uncle that he doesn't get to scare her. She reminded him that she needs him.... Lisa approached Patrick and suggested that they tell Robin about their relationship. "We don't have a relationship," he snapped. "Yes, we do," she argued.
In Barcelona, Jax and Skye discussed where Lorenzo's funds could be. They planned to pretend that they were together in order to arrange for Skye to get access. Soon, the Contessa Fernanda came by their room and Jax flirted with her while Skye pretended to be annoyed. After, Jax and Fernanda discussed business ventures. She was about to check the numbers on her computer, but Jax suggested that they enjoy some champagne first and invited her out for a drink at a bar. Meanwhile, Skye logged onto the computer, but was interrupted by a security guard, who accused her of being a robber. Skye pretended to cry that she needed money for herself and her daughter. She showed him a photo of her little girl and explained that it's just the two of them now that Lorenzo is gone. The guard called Fernanda a hateful woman and left Skye alone to continue searching on the computer. Later, Jax and Fernanda returned from their night out and Jax poured yet another drink for the woman. Fernanda wanted to sleep with him, but Jax stalled her. Skye interrupted them, pretending to be angry, and demanded that Fernanda leave. She wanted to do business with him, but Jax objected, claiming he was afraid of tempting fate by being with her. Fernanda left and Skye happily told him that her mission went well. They kissed.
At the hospital, Patrick reminded Lisa that they are not a couple, despite spending one night together. Lisa became angry. Robin interrupted and concluded that the conversation was about Lisa sleeping with Patrick. However, a clueless Robin suspected that Lisa was only talking about wanting to be with Patrick and warned Lisa to stay away from him. "My husband would never cheat on me," Robin declared. Lisa sarcastically replied that Robin was lucky to be with someone so loyal; Robin called Lisa crazy. Later, Patrick apologized for Lisa, but Robin didn't blame him. She suggested that they not give Lisa any power over them; Patrick replied that he doesn't deserve her. Lisa watched as they smooched.
Maxie and Matt kissed passionately in the hospital supply closet. Matt pulled away for a moment, but she refused to let him talk and kept smooching him. Later, Michael found Maxie pacing in the hallway and she revealed that she'd had sex. She rambled about how she wasn't sure that was a good decision. Michael listened patiently as she went on about how much she regretted having slept with Franco — and Michael thought back to being accosted by Carter when he was in jail. Michael suddenly asked her to stop talking, noting that talking about it makes it worse. They both apologized to each other. Michael noted that Mac saved his life during the shooting. Maxie credited Matt for saving Mac's life and revealed that Matt was the man she'd just been with. She asked Michael if he thought it was okay to sleep with someone out of gratitude; Michael suggested that she stop thinking so much and just be. She thanked him for being such a good listener.
Ethan awoke from a nap and was pleased to see Maya sitting with him. She wondered if she has what it takes to be a doctor, but he was sure that she did. He reminded her that he didn't die.... Kristina, Carly and Michael visited Ethan and were glad to see that he was okay. Kris told him that if Bauer had killed him because of her, she wouldn't have been able to deal. Ethan joked that Kris and Maya should start a club since they both think that him being hurt is her fault. Later, everyone else left and Kristina sat with Ethan. Carly sat with Michael and admitted that she misses Jax. Michael urged her to simply ask Jax to take her back and try to make their marriage work. Carly didn't think that it was that easy.
Claire went to Sonny's office and found Sonny comforting Alexis. Claire was about to leave, but Sonny asked her to stay. He told her about Mac shooting and killing Bauer. Claire wondered how Alexis was holding it together; Alexis cracked that she's had a lot of practice. Claire mused that it would be difficult to have a child with Sonny. Alexis noted that it was ironic that Kristina had almost gotten killed because of her. Claire told Alexis not to be hard on herself, but called Sonny a monster. Sonny was offended. Alexis left and Sonny asked Claire if this was going to be a day when she hated him. Claire replied that she doesn't have to like him to take what she needs from him. "I want a baby," Claire announced, explaining that she'd like him to be a sperm donor, though she would raise the kid on her own. Sonny thought that she was joking, but she was serious. Sonny was willing to sleep with her, but didn't want to get her pregnant. Later, he gave her his gift, but she didn't want anything from him other than a baby. She left, but Sonny was certain that she'd be back.
Steven informed Elizabeth and Nikolas of Warren Bauer's shooting. Liz feared that they'd never find Aidan, but Nikolas had hope that they would. Steve said that he didn't find anything unusual in Jane Morgan's file, but Liz was certain that the name Jane Morgan was a sign from Franco. She became hysterical as she thought of all of the things that could've happened to the baby. Later, Nik sat with Liz as she went to sleep. He promised that they'd see their son again and believed that Shirley's spirit was watching over them.
Maxie stayed with an unconscious Mac. He stirred and mumbled her name and she told him that he was going to make a full recovery. Matt joined her and repeated that Mac's prognosis was excellent. Maxie thanked the doc and wanted to find another way to show him how grateful she is.
Robin thanked Patrick for saving Mac, but Patrick gave Matt the credit. After, Lisa came by and took a sip of his coffee, cooing that she could taste him on the cup. Patrick brushed her off, but Lisa wouldn't let up. "I have seen aspects of you that no woman, including Robin, has ever seen," she said. Patrick didn't want to hear it and reminded her that he has a family. When he stepped away to take a call, she took another sip from his cup.
Brook Lynn visited Mike and ordered some coffee. Johnny arrived to get some food and Mike warned him not to use his granddaughter, Kristina, against his son. Brook followed Johnny out and asked why he hated Sonny so much. Johnny recalled how Sonny had accused him of shooting Kate and locked him in an abandoned mental hospital and how Claudia was responsible for Michael getting shot. "It all snowballed," he sighed. Brook was sorry for the loss of his sister. Johnny noted that Sonny used Claudia, which had destroyed her. He wondered why Brook wasn't fleeing, but she just smiled at him. She noted that Sonny has always been good to her, but was intrigued by how passionate and stubborn Johnny was.
Lulu and Dante enjoyed spending time together after returning from L.A. She asked him to not have so many close calls. He responded by kissing her and they hit the sheets. Later, Ronnie barged in and asked why Jason wasn't in jail -- and accused Dante of helping Jason escape in order to help out Sonny. He warned that Dante was losing his moral compass. Later, Lulu wondered if Jason would really try to escape.... Dante came upon Johnny and Brook and asked him to stay away from Brook.
Nikolas tried to keep Elizabeth calm. Lucky stopped by her room and sadly said that he hadn't found Aidan. Nik was angry that Jason had killed Franco since Franco was the only one who knew where the baby was. He wanted to get more information on Jane Morgan, but Lucky believed that the child was in the hospital. Nik wanted to ask for a reward for the baby's return, but Lucky didn't think it was a good idea. Steven arrived and said that he's doing whatever he can to find the baby, but asked the lockdown to be lifted so patients could be treated. Lucky argued that the kidnapper could escape with Aiden if they opened the doors too soon. Steven asked for a compromise and Lucky agreed to let a limited number of people in.
Jason returned home and informed Sam that Franco is dead and that he's going to jail. Sam wanted to enjoy the time they had together. Jason told her about Franco's art show and how Franco kept doing things to push his buttons; he then revealed that he chased Franco up onto the roof, where Franco jumped. Sam believed that Jason didn't push him. They kissed, but were interrupted by Spinelli. Spin explained that he had a way to set Jason free and had figured out how to disable the lock on Jason's ankle monitor. Sam was thrilled, but Jason didn't want to run and leave their loved ones behind. "I made a choice and I need to live with it," he explained. Sam didn't understand why he'd turn down a chance at freedom. She became hysterical as she pleaded with him to leave with her.
Michael had a nightmare about Carter harassing him in prison. Carly woke him up and assured him that it was just a dream. He explained that being in lockdown in the hospital reminded him of being in jail. Carly shared that she was once in a mental hospital and it had been hell for her, but she found someone to speak to who helped her. She suggested that he confide in her or Jason. Kristina returned after visiting Ethan and Carly left her alone with Michael. Kris confided that she's been having nightmares and Michael promised to be there for her. Carly returned and Kristina went to see Ethan again. Michael told his mother that Kristina's really messed up. Carly later admitted to missing Jax, but realized that he was going to move on.
Steven addressed the doctors and asked them to keep an eye out for anything that might lead them to the baby. Robin felt badly for Steve, Liz and Nikolas being under so much stress. She then told Patrick that he's a great dad and husband.... Lucky suspected that the person who took the baby was hiding in plain sight. Later, Liz freaked out and blamed Steven for allowing the baby to be taken. Lucky found Aiden's ID bracelet.
Patrick was paged to a room, but when he arrived, he found a scantily-clad Lisa waiting for him. He demanded that she stop what she's doing. "Or what?" she challenged, pulling him toward the bed. Patrick pushed her away and she became infuriated.
Sam pleaded with Jason to leave town with her instead of going to jail, but he didn't want to go anywhere. "I'm sorry," he said quietly. "I wish things could be different, but they're too late to change." He asked Sam to wait for him, but understood if she couldn't. She promised to be there for him and wanted to make the best of their last hours together. She then asked him to play Dominoes with her.
Dante came upon Johnny hanging out with Brook Lynn and warned Brook that Johnny is trouble. Johnny accused Dante of lying to protect Sonny; Dante retorted that Johnny doesn't care about justice and just wants to get back at Corinthos. He warned Brook that Johnny is using her and offered to take her home. She reluctantly left with Dante for his place and he warned her not to get involved with Johnny. Brook asked why he cared so much and wondered if he wanted her. Lulu overheard and asked what was going on. Brook complained about Dante and asked him to back off. Later, Lulu noted that Brook was right and he did sound like a jealous boyfriend. Dante assured Lulu that she has nothing to worry about and they kissed. Lulu wanted to do more, but Dante had to go to the station to do paperwork — and then take Jason prisoner.
Olivia went to get coffee at Kelly's and spied Johnny outside. She walked right by his table, so he asked her if everything was okay and she told him about the shootout at the hospital. Johnny was horrified, but proud of her for helping to save Ethan's life. She noted that Bauer's mind snapped because of a revenge obsession. Johnny didn't like being compared to Bauer, but Liv feared that he'd lose control over his war with Sonny. "I'm trying to save you from yourself because I love you," she said. "Can you love me the way I am?" he asked.
At the hospital, Elizabeth blamed Steven for Aiden's disappearance. Lucky and Nikolas found Aiden's security monitor bracelet and sadly noted that there was no way to tell how long the baby had been gone. Liz crumpled in despair. Lucky said that they have some leads and promised to do whatever he could to find him. Nik tried to calm Liz and vowed to find their son. Later, Liz fell asleep and Nik spoke with Steven. Steven apologized for losing Aiden, but Nikolas told him not to blame himself. Nikolas brought up the idea of offering a reward again and Steven agreed that they didn't seem to have any other options.
Patrick was paged to a patient's room, but found a scantily-clad Lisa in there instead. She came on to him, but he pushed her away; she angrily called Robin "frigid" and "snippy." Patrick told her to back off and noted that when he'd slept with her, he was drunk. He stormed out of the room, leaving Lisa angry. Later, Lisa followed him around and he asked her to leave him alone. She stated that she's entitled to her feelings, too, and wanted to discuss things. He agreed to meet with her at Jake's.
Sonny and Alexis eagerly went to pick up Kristina and Michael from the hospital. Carly, Kris and Michael filled them in on what had happened with Mr. Bauer and Kristina called Michael "amazing" for saving her life. Alexis took a shaken Kristina for a soda and blamed herself. Kristina replied that it wasn't her fault, and that Bauer was crazy. When Kris went to get her drink, Carly told Alexis that Kristina is overwhelmed and is blaming herself for Ethan getting shot. Alexis was grateful that Carly and Michael had been with her... Sonny warned Michael that now that Michael is out of jail, he needs to be a lot more careful about getting into fights. Michael explained that he was doing what Jason taught him. Later, Sonny and Alexis discussed Kristina. Sonny believed that Bauer's death had brought some closure for their daughter. Alexis wasn't so sure, but Sonny explained that Kristina now had some perspective. He hoped that he could have a relationship with his daughter. Alexis wanted them to have a relationship, as well.... Kris and Michael visited Mike, who was thrilled that they were okay. Mike reminded them how much Sonny loves them.
In Barcelona, Skye and Jax bonded as they discussed their past mistakes. He told her that much as he enjoyed helping her get Lorenzo's money, he had a life with Carly back in Port Charles. A disappointed Skye understood that he wanted to try to make his marriage work. Later, they went sightseeing and Skye declared that their day had been "magical."
Lucky informed Steve and Nikolas that he did some checking on Jane Morgan and found that her car was still in the parking lot. He suspected that she could still be in the hospital. Later, Lucky found a dead woman in a hospital room, who was listed as Jane.
Dante went to the station and found that Ronnie had taken his files. He accused Ronnie of trying to undermine him.... Jason and Sam had fun playing Dominoes until they heard a knock on the door. Sam asked for one last kiss, then Jason opened the door. Dante entered and said that they received an autopsy report from L.A. — and that the body scraped off the pavement wasn't Franco's.
Franco paid his mom a visit — and brought her the baby.
Lucky found a dead woman in the hospital whose nametag said "Jane Morgan.".... Dante informed Jason and Sam that the body that fell to the ground at Franco's show wasn't Franco's. Jason recalled that Franco was 20 or 30 seconds ahead of him before he "jumped." Dante said that Jason wasn't going back to prison yet since Franco was still out there.
Franco brought baby Aiden to his mother. "Bobby, what have you done?" she asked.... Nikolas again promised Elizabeth that they'd find their son. Lucky informed them that Jane was dead and Liz freaked out. Lucky believed that she was killed when she handed off the baby -- which had probably occured before the lockdown began. Lucky gave Liz the baby's ID tag, which had the number 66 on it. The guys planned to put out a reward; Liz couldn't understand why they'd allowed Franco to get a 24-hour lead on them..... Franco wanted to give the baby to his mother so she wouldn't be lonely, but she didn't think it was right. But when he placed Aiden in his mom's arms, her motherly instinct took over.
Alexis feared that the incident with Bauer would further scar Kristina, but Sonny believed that their daughter had turned a corner and was going to be even stronger. He wished that Kris could see that he can be a good father. Alexis noted that Kristina is afraid that she'll get disappointed by him.... Kristina and Michael hung out at Kelly's. She believed that Sonny favored Dante over Michael; Michael believed that she was just looking for reasons to be angry with their dad. Kristina called Sam and asked if they could meet. Sam met her at Kelly's and Kristina told her about the shooting -- and how Sonny had lectured Michael about fighting. Kris called Sonny a hyprocrite, but Sam pointed out that her sister was sounding a lot like Sonny, given how well he can hold a grudge. Sam also noted that her sister is blaming Sonny for all of her problems. "I just want you to focus on yourself," Sam said, "because if you spend your entire time holding a grudge against your father, you're not going to be happy."
Jax returned home and was thrown a surprise party by Carly, Morgan and Josslyn. He was thrilled to be back with his family. Carly asked how things went with Skye and he reported that they went well. They played a board game together and Morgan asked Jax to tell them about Barcelona. He relayed how he'd charmed Fernanada while Skye broke into her accounts. Carly was visibly upset as he spoke about the other women. Later, Carly asked Jax if he slept with Skye.
Johnny visited Ethan at the hospital and joked about Ethan getting shot in a presumably safe place. They discussed Maya and Ethan said that getting to see her was the only good thing about being in the hospital. He noted that Olivia had helped save his life and stated that Johnny let a good woman get away. Later, they talked about Sonny and Johnny vowed revenge.
Sonny ran into Claire at Metro Court and asked her to celebrate with him since Kristina was alive and Michael had saved her life. Claire replied that all she wants from him is sex so she could have his baby. Olivia overheard and asked if Claire was out of her mind. Liv then shared that she'd raised her child as a single, teenage mother just to keep him away from Sonny. Claire replied that she wants a beautiful, intelligent child with no connection to Sonny. Sonny again told her that he doesn't want any more children and believed that Claire was using this as an excuse to get close to him. Claire answered that if he won't give her a baby, then she wants nothing to do with him.... Johnny ran into Liv and again said that she can't change his plans for Sonny. They watched as Sonny tried to flirt with Claire. Johnny approached them and announced that he'd sent Claire footage of Sonny involved in a "shipment."
Michael visited Jason and filled him in on the shooting. Michael admitted that he was in the hospital for so long, he started to feel like he was in prison. Jason told him about Franco's exhibit in L.A. and that Franco was the one who'd sent Carter after Michael. Michael admitted that he was about to kill Bauer. "You don't have to let the anger take over," Jason advised. "You can find a way to control it."
Kristina visited Ethan again and brought some cards with her.... Sam told Alexis how angry Kristina is with Sonny. They agreed that the teen is really angry with Kiefer and is misdirecting it -- and that Kristina and Sonny are a lot alike.
Lucky and Dante discussed Franco and concluded that he'd been planning to get a baby all along. They wondered why he'd want a child. They went to see Jason and Dante suggested that they question Franco's mother. Jason believed that Franco wanted the baby for himself.
Franco's mom fed the baby, but still wasn't sure that she could keep him. Franco said that he went to a lot of trouble to get him, and wanted to make up for being a difficult son. She replied that he wasn't difficult, just gifted. Franco told her that he has to go away for a while, which is also why he wanted her to have the baby. She suspected that he was in trouble again. "I'll never be the son that you deserve, so I wanted to give you the son who will be," he explained. He lied that the baby's parents gave him up in a private adoption and he had a lawyer take care of all the paperwork. "All you have to do is say yes and the baby's yours," he said.


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Welcome to the University of Louisville. We are looking forward to meeting you and introducing you to our program. Congratulations on your interview invitation! Anesthesiology is a competitive residency and receiving an interview is an exciting accomplishment. The follow information is designed to walk you through all aspects of your interview including accommodations, directions, and dinner with the residents.
The Seelbach Hilton
The Seelbach Hilton is equal parts historical landmark and architectural masterpiece. It began as the dream of two Bavarian brothers — Otto and Louis Seelbach — in 1869 when Louis came to Louisville to learn the hotel business. In 1903, after several years of running restaurants and gentleman's clubs, the brothers began construction of a new hotel at the corner of 4th and Walnut Street (now Muhammad Ali), creating a lavish, turn-of-the-century Beaux Arts Baroque hotel. The Seelbach Hilton continues to be the choice for international celebrities and world politicians visiting the area. The Seelbach offers a special U of L rate.
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500 Fourth Street - Louisville, KY 40202-2518
Reservations 1-800-333-3399 - Hotel (502) 585-3200
The Brown Hotel
Located at the corners of Fourth and Broadway in downtown Louisville, Kentucky, The Brown Hotel is one of Louisville's most treasured landmarks. Built in 1923 by J. Graham Brown, the hotel was a magnet for many prominent guests and celebrities during the 1920s through the 1950s. In the early 1980s the building was renovated and reopened as The Brown Hotel and today this stunning 16-story property with a distinctive English Renaissance design is on the National Register of Historic Places.
335 West Broadway
Louisville, Ky 40202
(502) 583-1234
Dinner Venues
On the night before your interview, you will attend dinner with residents only, no attendings will be present. This evening is designed to be a casual environment and a chance for you to ask any questions you may have. Please invite your significant other to come with you. The location may be altered for each interview. Below is a listing of venues we use.
BBC- Bourbon Barrel Loft
300 West Main Street
Bristol Bar & Grille
614 West Main Street
Louisville, KY
(502) 582-1995
2300 Frankfort Avenue
Louisville, Ky 40206
(502) 894-4446
Interview Day
Your interview day will begin at 8 a.m. Breakfast will be provided during faculty introductions. You will interview with two attendings and one of the chief residents (either a senior chief resident or junior chief resident). After the interviews, one of the residents will give a tour of University Hospital and the Simulation Center. Your day will conclude in the early afternoon with lunch and additional time to talk with faculty and residents.
Parking is available in the garage at the corner of Chestnut and Jackson Street.
Directions to University Hospital
530 S. Jackson Street
Louisville, KY 40202
(502) 562-3000
From the North
- Take I-65 South to Exit 136C Jefferson St./Brook St.
- Follow signs to Brook St.
- Turn right onto S. Brook St. at the end of the ramp.
- Turn right onto Market St.
- Turn right onto S. Preston St.
- Turn left onto E. Chestnut St.
- Turn left onto S. Jackson St.
- Turn left onto Madison St.
- Parking is on right.
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- Take I-65 North to Exit 136A E. Broadway/S. Brook St.
- Follow S. Brook St. to first intersection.
- Turn right onto Broadway.
- Turn left onto S. Jackson St.
- Turn left onto Madison St.
- Parking is on right.
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- Take I-71 West to I-65 South
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- Follow signs to Brook St.
- Turn right onto S. Brook St. at the end of the ramp.
- Turn right onto Market St.
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Date: Nov 08, 2012
Hofstra's Center for Labor and Democracy Hosts Post-Election Conference
"The White House and Working America: What the 2012 Election Means for Our Jobs"
Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY – Hofstra University's Center for the Study of Labor and Democracy will host a conference on Nov. 14, 2012 called "The White House and Working America: What the 2012 Election Means for Our Jobs" featuring elected officials, scholars, activists and policy analysts including Congressman Tim Bishop and Lawrence Mishel, president of the Economic Policy Institute.
The day-long conference will tackle a wide range of issues related to job creation, with speakers including Congressman Tim Bishop (D-Southampton), Lawrence Mishel, president of the Economic Policy Institute in Washington, D.C., Luis Valenzuela of the Long Island Immigrant Alliance, Roger Clayman, executive director of the Long Island Federation of Labor, John Coverdale, regional director of the NYS United Teachers, and economist and author Michael Zweig.
It will be held in the Multipurpose Room, Sondra and David S. Student Center, North Campus, beginning at 10 a.m. Admission is free.
Conference sessions include:
• 10 a.m.-11:05 a.m. Government Policy and the Jobs Crisis
• 11:15 a.m.-12:40 p.m. Economic Inequality and the Labor Movement,
• 12:50 p.m.-1:45 p.m. Immigrants and Immigration Reform,
• 1:55 p.m.-2:50 p.m. Trade and Off-Shoring Jobs,
• 2:55 p.m.-4:20 p.m. Youth, Education and the Job Future
"At a time of fragile job and income growth, analysis of the employment implications of the national and local elections are very timely," said Gregory DeFreitas Ph.D. and director of the Labor Studies program and the Center for the Study of Labor and Democracy. "As we struggle to better come to grips with a global recession, clear thinking about its main causes, full dimensions, and most effective remedies will be vitally important in shaping solutions with broadly shared benefits."
The conference is part of Hofstra's University's Debate 2012 series, a slate of events organized around the university's hosting of the second presidential debate on Oct. 16,2012. It is co-sponsored by Hofstra University Honors College, the Office of University Relations and the departments of Economics and Political Science.
For more information and other conference details visit: hofstra.edu/laborstudies.
Hofstra University is a dynamic private institution where students can choose from more than 150 undergraduate and 160 graduate programs in liberal arts and sciences, business, communication, engineering, education, health sciences and human services, and honor studies, as well as the Maurice A. Deane School of Law and the Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine.


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ahahahahahahah no ok.... stop laugh..... ahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahh xD my God You're not Ok ....Mike xD ahahahahahahah xD
hahaha he does look like you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! sweet
is tht billies dog? or urs? eihter one it is sooo like you.
This dog's smile looks so human... it looks so sweet and gentle, but at the same time, it also scares me a little. :O
Hahaha, aww, it's very beautiful ♥ I loved this picture ♥♥
ahahahahaha Mike you found your twin !!!
beautiful :D
that dog seems u!!! ahahah!!!!!!! :)))


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Partly Sunny- Tram on wind hold
We hope you're ready to bundle up today because temps on the mountain are favorable for a polar bear. The mercury dropped last night, settling just north of 20 at the base and teens at the summit; firming up our snowpack and allowing the groomers to lay down seamless lines of corduroy. Take some advice from our snowmaking team, who has been out all night blowing man-made on Northway and Angel's Wiggle (and also built like polar bears); their recommendation is to layer up this morning.
Ski or ride on 15 trails accessed by 8 lifts. Lower Mountain lifts are slated to fire up at 8:00a with the Jet Triple, Flyer, and the Tram (no we aren't kidding), scheduled to spin at 8:30a. Last chair, as always, is at 4:00p. Lift tickets are now priced at $69 for adults (ages 19+) and $55 for juniors (ages 6-18) and can be purchased at both Stateside and Tramside Customer Service locations.
If 15 trails and1 terrain park only entertain you for so long, check out everything else we bring to the table, like Vermont's only indoor waterpark, the Ice Haus skating arena, great food, great drinks and weekly events. Today we kick off our après music series with live music by the Aerolites in the Tower Bar on Tramside from 3:00-6:00p.
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Picture Credits to the official website: http://www.hkatv.com/drama/06/fangde/
It stars Patrick Tam, Amy Kwok, Tin Hai Rong, Benny Chan Ching Pang, and Theresa Mak.
I couldn't find anything on this production so I decided to make a thread to see if there are any other fans of this series just like me. I know it was out months ago and I'm not sure if this thread is supposed to be in the TVB section or not. I watched this series in Vietnamese and hopefully some of you guys are interested in it!
(I'm not good with the names but I think these are the character names in chinese: Fong Tak, Miu Chui Fa, Lee Xiu Wan, Lui Lo Fu.)
Mui Chui Fa and Lee Xiu Wan are sisters (not blood related though) and they grew up together and were very good with martial arts, MCF skilled in fist and LXW skilled in feet. They meet Fong Tak and Lui Lo Fu as they wander around giving rich & bad people lessons. LXW falls in love with Fong Tak and after a bunch of misunderstandings, adventures, and tears, MCF marries Fong Tak and LXW becomes very depressed. In the end LXW marries Lui Lo Fu. They both have a son and 18 years later they meet again with a tragic and unfair ending for LXW.
^ I apologize because this summary is not a very good one. :S


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Brookstone CEO on Product Price Points
Brookstone CEO Stephen Bebis weighs in on product prices and sales.
Dec 20, 2012
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Online shopping sales for Christmas I expected to top 96 billion dollars -- -- specialty brick and mortar retailers like Brookstone -- Joining us now the CEO the president has to -- -- as.
As -- they -- for joining us that don't ask you about something that I've seen that trend in your stores and you're you're -- making it seems a lot of money with BI had.
The iPhone gizmos he everything that from the cases to the the white pfiesteria the Bluetooth stereo.
But a lot of those items are cheaper online very very fine indeed got -- got to lower the prices -- that.
-- -- -- Quite frankly I think our products are the best in the market there around beautifully designed.
The unique just -- Brookstone.
For example are Bluetooth keyboard case.
The keyboard is removable and it runs on a Bluetooth.
We're very unique event in the marketplace so we find our products to be.
-- much better value falls apart you get.
OK and obviously this is a unit of -- job and around -- used to be the CO Brooks and a good friend of might of the show for many years -- -- coming into -- not kinda keep -- up but the trend blaster he came on he was very much about the speakers.
The -- -- speakers in your iPhone and also the projector that HDMI.
How are those selling this year vs last year.
Well there this selling very well this year and -- much different -- we've -- them dramatically for example the -- we took it from 35 -- humans to ninety's now we have high definition.
It's also owe on it it also is there a rechargeable unit and so we've got a great job of improving that unit.
And it's I'm a much better project to than it was last year and how wireless.
It's it's 209 dollars to -- the price point is kind of not not too crazy out there.
Others are things that are actually you know you talked about that big -- that is the streaming devices everything is now wireless by thousands of things but also.
The -- full bottle wine -- -- that -- dollars that's also.
You were saying I really picking up the shares priced in popularity and that's 49 bucks to get that price point -- -- better for consumers.
Well I think the price point is excellent in terms of enjoying.
Your dinner with -- great bottle of wine you don't have to.
-- -- -- if you just insert the area her right into the bottle and it it air rates right in the bottle so it gives you this.
Magnificent taste it lowers the tenants and then you can drink bottle after bottle you'll have to wait to -- -- Several -- -- a -- like I do wanna ask you about sales at Brookstone dot com how our online sales tracking for you this year.
There aren't tracking.
Way over last year -- kind of -- an -- increase -- sales oh I was amazed yesterday.
Just five days before Christmas and we had a fantastic day that's because we -- we're shipping.
I think about it -- -- this is a -- got time for -- we appreciate your time and holiday season and we'll talk tease and thank -- Thank you.
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Foodies and art aficionados alike can feast their eyes on delectable still lifes in the special exhibition Girl with a Pearl Earring: Dutch Paintings from the Mauritshuis on view at the de Young through June 2. With the abundance of delicious artwork on view, it is only fitting that the de Young Café provides equally delicious food to satiate cravings experienced while inside the exhibition.Abraham van Beyeren, Banquet Still Life, after 1655. Oil on canvas, Royal Picture Gallery Mauritshuis, The Hague, Acquired in 1977 with the support of the Rembrandt Society (inv. no. 1056). Image courtesy of the Royal Picture Gallery Mauritshuis, The Hague
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In two weeks, Artist Fellows Andy Diaz Hope and Laurel Roth present the culminating exhibition of their yearlong fellowship featuring the display of their monumental tapestry triptych, The Conflicts. This Valentine's Day, Hope and Roth share the secret behind their success in love and art.
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The special exhibition Rembrandt's Century, currently on view alongside Girl with a Pearl Earring: Dutch Paintings from the Mauritshuis, is striking both in its breadth and for the fact that the works on view all come from the Fine Arts Museums' permanent collections. Preparations for this exhibition were lengthy, with some works requiring restoration treatments. In this blog post, paper conservation intern Laura Neufeld demonstrates how, in matters of conservation, the devil really is in the details.Willem Jacobsz Delff (Dutch, 1580–1638). Allegory on the State of the Netherlands under Spanish Tyranny (detail), 1622. Engraving. Achenbach Foundation for Graphic Arts. 1963.30.22127
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As the digital media interpretive media fellow at the de Young and the Legion of Honor, my primary role is to digitally document and interpret the yearlong project The Salon Doré: The Conservation of a Period Room, currently underway at the Legion of Honor.
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Artists-in-Residence Brad Rosenstein and Jean Lamprell conclude their month-long residence this weekend at the de Young. Rosenstein, an independent curator, has transformed the Artist Studio into a floating gallery of gossamer tutus created by renowned costumier Jean Lamprell. In this blog post, museum educator Gregory Stock interviews this dynamic duo.


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A secret Fraternal Order of Gentleman containing only hand selected members who exhibit true class. The mission of the Gentleman's Club is to insure that the world stays aware of the importance of class and gentlemanly acts of chivalry in the area of politics, economics, and the never ending importance of the all-American party. Stay Classy America.
The Gentleman's Club comes to the rescue of those who have been polluting the world with classless acts of torture to society


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Whatever HMX thinks. They don't make good judgement sometimes.
Whatever HMX thinks. They don't make good judgement sometimes.
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The slaughter of ocean wildlife can be stopped. Donate to Sea Shepherd.
It's cryin', bleedin', lying on the floor
So you lay down on it and you do it some more
You've got to share it, so you dare it
Then you bare it and you tear it
That song is rated FF and playable in Lego.
I'm kinda shocked that Two Weeks made it. And that's a great question, I've wondered that once I heard only Family Friendly songs can be play in L:RB.
My DLC: http://dlcquickplay.com/user/gm439
My GT: i K e v i n Y
Me and Cipher are pals
Jibs has an awesome taste in music
The issue that everyone seems to be ignoring is that they've taken it upon themselves to do our parenting for us. Rather than give us a parental controls section where we could flag or unflag safe songs, they've put some blanketing, thoughtless filter in place.
If my son's favorite song to sing is 21 Guns, it should be my decision to let him sing it, not anybody else's. Do you know how much it sucks to buy a game for your kids only to realize that the one song the little guy wanted to sing is on the black list?
How about a simple "Downloaded Songs are not rated by the ESRB"?
Then the game doesn't get an E-10 rating, that's why.
The game needed to filter songs automatically, or else the games rating would have been higher. And for a game that would interface with known DLC, simply saying "it's not rated" wouldn't fly well with the ESRB.
RB3 may have a controllable filter of some kind, who knows.
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St. John's University will once again be celebrating the lives of those affected by cancer through the Relay for Life walkathon. The Queens campus will host its seventh annual Relay for Life on April 13, 2012 in Carnesecca Arena and for the first time the Staten Island Campus will be hosting their Relay for Life on April 20 at the University's Campus Center Gym. At the Relay for Life event, hundreds of students, faculty and staff members and University administrators will participate in an all-night walkathon in an effort at raising money to fight cancer.
Luminarias (glowing memorials) will be sold prior to the event and represent those individuals that are affected by cancer, with all proceeds going to the American Cancer Society's College Relay for Life. The luminarias will be used to light up Carnesecca Arena and the Campus Center Gym for the hundreds participating.
The opening ceremony in Queens will begin at 6 p.m. and at 6:30 p.m. on Staten Island. Both ceremonies will be followed by a Luminaria Ceremony and then a Survivor Walk and Fight Back Ceremonies. The night will be highlighted by several special activities and conclude at 6:00 a.m. on Saturday morning.
Annual American Cancer Society Relay for Life
Queens Campus
Friday, April 13
Opening Ceremony — 6:00 p.m.
Luminaria Ceremony — 6:45 p.m.
Survivor Walk — 7:00 p.m.
Staten Island Campus:
Friday, April 20
Celebrate Ceremony — 6:30 p.m. (Includes the survivor walk)
Luminaria Ceremony — 9:00 p.m.
Fight Back Ceremony10:00 p.m.
Where: Carnesecca Arena, Queens Campus
St. John's University
8000 Utopia Pkwy
Queens, NY 11439
Campus Center Gym, Staten Island Campus
300 Howard Avenue
Staten Island, NY 10301
For more information regarding the Queens event, please contact Mary H. Pelkowski, Associate Dean for Student Engagement at the Division of Student Affairs at St. John's University by calling 718-990-1420 or e-mail inquiries to email@example.com. For information on the Staten Island event, contact Kimberly J. Palmieri-Mouded, Associate Dean in the Division of Student Affairs at St. John's University by calling 718-390-4345 or e-mail inquiries to email@example.com.
Interested media can contact Dominic Scianna, Assistant Vice President for Media Relations at St. John's University by calling 718-990-6185 or e-mail inquiries to email@example.com.


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so stylish, they go in any room of the house
you need a lot of huggies around the house, geo?
This space for rent.
in the bafrooms.
you might consider keeping one by the nightstand. we know how you like to to miley c.
enter at your own risk
oh my
This space for rent.
Oh my, that's a big pic.
more plastic shit stinking up our environment
I hate being bipolar, its awesome.
Nigguh git me one fo my burfday cuz I be usin dat shit nd I kno u gotta job whut the facc you think damm
I keep them in a cabinet so they don't have to be pretty.
How is wiping going with the arm in a sling, geo?


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HTML Purifier 3.0: For PHP5 Only, More CSS
Version 3.0.0 of HTML Purifier, a PHP library for purifying HTML has just been released with numerous new features.
The major change relates to the handling of style instructions. The new version of the library ignores case in CSS property handling, and it offers experimental support for a number of proprietary CSS extensions. The PHP "HTMLPurifier_Filter_ExtractStyleBlocks" class can filter style segments out of the HTML code and pass them in to the external CSSTidy tool for validation and purifying.
Version 3.0.0 is also the first HTML Purifier release to support PHP 5 only. It is suitable for any PHP 5 version and uses the "E_STRICT" setting for error reporting. The developers will continue to maintain the Purifier 2.1.x branch for PHP 4 developers until PHP 4 officially reaches deprecated status.
HTML Purifier is mainly suitable for handling HTML code entered by users, such as in Web forums. The library uses a configurable whitelist of desirable HTML elements to restrict output on websites. At the same time, Purifier prevents attacks relying on cross-site scripting (XSS) and ensures standards conform HTML. A demo page gives visitors a first impression of the features.
HTML Purifier is released under the LGPL Version 2.1 or newer. A tarball with the source code and an installation how-to for PHP Extension and Application Repository (PEAR) are available from the project's download page.
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Issued 10:00 AM AST 7 December 2013 Today Tonight and Sunday At 10:00 a.m. AST today ridge located over Ontario.By 8:00 p.m. AST Sunday ridge located west of the Marine District.
Marine Weather Statement
Issued 9:53 AM AST 7 December 2013 A ridge of high pressure over Ontario will approach the region todayand Sunday. Strong to gale force northwesterlies will develop over
eastern waters ahead of the ridge.
Cold air will bring freezing spray to parts of the Gulf of St
In Anticosti rough breaking surf will be associated with the westerly
gales today along exposed shorelines.
Marine interests are advised that gale warnings are in effect for
Banquereau - northern half..Cabot Strait..Gulf Magdalen - northern
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Freezing spray warnings are in effect for Gulf Magdalen - northern
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