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The name evokes both a place and a state of mind, and so goes the same for the newly opened hybrid shop tucked in the verdant hills of Echo Park (owners Rachel Berks and Marisa Suarez-Orozco also operate a graphic design business from within) where a curated selection of home, fashion, and personal wares span from the roughly hewn to precisely fashioned, natural to neon, worn to polished. Like the name implies, the diversity of color, pattern, and texture is wildly "other"...and wonderful.
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17 Ways to Design an Easy to Clean Kitchen
Tuesday, January 22nd, 2013
Nobody hates cleaning the kitchen more than I do. So when I create a kitchen design or remodel, I'm always looking for ways to make it easier to clean through my design choices. Read on for tips on kitchen layout ideas, appliance selection, and finish choices that all contribute to making a kitchen a snap to clean. Oh … and your kitchen will look beautiful too!
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15 Ways to Design an Easy-Clean Home
Monday, September 17th, 2012
Want to minimize your cleaning time? With these easy-clean pointers you will find yourself spending less time cleaning your whole house and more time doing the things you love.
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Design an Easy-Clean Kitchen
Wednesday, September 5th, 2012
If you would rather get a root canal than clean your kitchen then this ideabook is for you. Take a look here for tips in selecting low-maintenance countertops, flooring, backsplash, storage, and appliances that will have you loving your easy-clean kitchen.
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Porter's Chairs Carry Rooms Into Comfort
Wednesday, August 29th, 2012
If you love the feeling of being cocooned and protected all the way around, then a porter's chair might be the one for you. This ideabook has some amazing examples of porter's chairs and great ways to incorporate them into your space.
Tags: Bedroom, chair, comfort, Design Tips, design trends, dining chair, Dining Room, furniture arrangement, Interior Design, Living Room, porter's chair, Seating
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Wonderful Wood Countertops for Kitchen and Bath
Wednesday, August 15th, 2012
Wanting to try something new? Wood countertops just may be the right thing for you. Wood can add an immense amount of visual warmth to your home. And with the right kind of sealer, type of wood, and quality of construction used you can enjoy beautiful wood countertops in your kitchen or bathroom.
Tags: Bathroom, butcher block, countertops, Design Tips, design trends, environmentally friendly, Interior Design, Kitchen, sealer, wood construction, wood countertops
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Dream Tile, Sensational Style
Wednesday, August 8th, 2012
Are you as fascinated with mosaic tile as I am? This ideabook is full of luxurious ceramic tiles and amazing mosaics that will have you mesmerized.
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The Right Built-ins for Your Fireplace
Friday, August 3rd, 2012
The fireplace is a huge focal point of many rooms, so you cannot forget about the style of the built-ins that surround it. This ideabook will help you decide what items to display and how to display them while acheiving the perfect amount of storage for your room.
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21 Dream Showers Let You Soap Up in Style
Monday, July 30th, 2012
Are you wanting to shower in style? With these luxurious materials, spectacular designs, and sleek high-tech features you will find your shower feeling like a dream.
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22 Divine Draperies That Indulge and Delight
Monday, July 30th, 2012
If you crave truly beautiful draperies, take a look at these luxurious examples of drapes and learn how you can create these looks in your own home.
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18 Sumptuous Vanities for Singular Bathrooms
Tuesday, July 24th, 2012
Looking to update your bathroom vanity into something exceptional? Take a look at these unique vanities that will have you feeling like a million bucks.
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So right now I am listening to David Parsons Ngaio Gamelan but frankly it is putting me in too much of a trance to write well. My brain wants to do Yoga when I listen to this stuff. I could put on something a little more upbeat but it can't have lyrics and I can definitely shoot off the other end of the scale as well. William Orbit is great until a club waif starts wailing in the background and then I am all distracted.
Anyone got any suggestions? (No Enya allowed or Loreena McKennitt over that Celtic stuff.)
What music do you listen to when you write?
If I'm writing in the morning then it's usually something like the foo fighters or Green Day. Basically something unoffensive that I've listened to that often I'm not paying any attention to the lyrics but is upbeat enough to keep me going.
If I'm writing late at night then most techno/trance music will suffice. I never take in the vocals in that kind of music as anything other than another instrument :)
I do something similar. Definitely will use the techno/trance stuff without lyrics. I am also prone to pulling out the movie soundtracks. Dare I confess a lot of John Williams?
When I was studying whilst still at school it was the Robin Hood - Prince of Thieves soundtrack that got me through them ;)
You know it's true.
Everything I do.
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I'm a big fan of Brian Eno's ambient music, specifically Music For Airports. It's easy to ignore, which is what I need when I'm writing.
I will try it.
The Lifehacker site has a nice section called Work Sounds about this very topic, btw.
Thanks Michael, I will check it out.
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The median home value in Rocklin, CA is $256,200. This is lower than the county median home value of $268,500. The national median home value is $152,300. The average price of homes sold in Rocklin, CA is $256,200. Approximately 62.69% of Rocklin homes are owned, compared to 31.82% rented, while 5.5% are vacant. Rocklin real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale. Commercial properties are also available. If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Rocklin real estate agent to arrange a tour today! Learn more about Rocklin Real Estate.
A Paul Hills design, luxurious single story estate with Amazing detail & Grand entry. Formal dinning room with wine cellar. Each bedroom has its own bath, Grand Master suite w/lg soaking tub & shower, 2 huge walk-in closet. Grand kit w/all the amenities & open to family room that includes lrg bar and game room & theater room. Outdoor living area & kitchen w/BBQ. 6 car garage.
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The median home value in Pomona, CA is $211,200. This is lower than the county median home value of $347,100. The national median home value is $152,300. The average price of homes sold in Pomona, CA is $211,200. Approximately 52.1% of Pomona homes are owned, compared to 42.47% rented, while 5.43% are vacant. Pomona real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale. Commercial properties are also available. If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Pomona real estate agent to arrange a tour today! Learn more about Pomona Real Estate.
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Outstanding Corporate Headquarters Facility; Business Park Environment; Secure Building With 100% Concrete Fenced Yards; Potential For Excess Parking; 28,611 SF Of Built Out Executive Offices; "Seller Can Lease Back Approximately 14,000 SF Of Office Space At $1sf"
High growth area. Easy access to 10, 60, and 57 freeways. Close to Cal Poly Pomona. Rent below market. Actual Income: $709,800. Market Rent: $800,000. No rent control. Rent can be easily adjusted by the new owner. Long term tenants. Unit Mix: 30 â" 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths, 22 â" 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths. Average unit size is more than 1,114 sq. ft. Large Lot! Lot Size: 174,240 sq. ft. Building: 57,936 sq. ft. There is an extra lot in the back. Buyer to verify with city to build extra units. Many new homes surround this property. Buyer to verify subdivision possibilities w/city. Well maintained by the owner and tenants. Recently renovated â" spent over $500K.
This is a Mobile Home Park consisting of 73 spaces that are currently being rented. The property is over 4 acres and is a great investment with upside potential.
Large big box building, now in use as a religious facility, on 3 acres with nearly 200 parking spaces. Zone C4-M1. County Use Code: Food Process-Beverage. Universal Land Use: Food Processing. Prior use was as bakery. North end of building is 2 story office space with a small restaurant space. Central portion is large open bay used as banquet hall with with kitchen and store rooms. South portion is 500 seat sanctuary auditorium. Building surrounded by large parking lots on 3 sides. Very good commercial corner location, just east of Towne and south of 10 Freeway. Good condition overall. REO, sold as-is, no seller financing.
Easy Access to 71 & 57 Freeways Dock High & Ground Level Loading Large Fenced Yard Area on 1.25 Acre Lot For Information Please Contact Broker: Tony Phu (626) 283 4560 *information from a reliable source but should be verified by tenant/buyer
Major Price Reduction! 3 separate buildings on 2.29 acres. 43,900 sqft. of building area. 5,600 sqft of office space. Owner will consider a sale/lease back for a portion of the building.Large fenced/concrete yard area. 1200 amps of power. Close to 71, 57, 10 & 60 fwys.
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Lamborghini Gallardo Tricolore Edition
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As promised, Lamborghini is launching a new special edition of its Gallardo supercar to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Italian unification.
The special model, called the Gallardo Tricolore, follows the previous Bicolore edition announced last month. But unlike the two-tone latter, the former is distinguished by a white base paint with carbon-fiber mirror housings and an off-center stripe in the red, white and green of the Italian flag running over its top and through the cabin.
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LOYOLA MAROON Vol. XLIV Loyola University, New Orleans, La., Friday, April 5, 1968 No. 22 U.S. must face reality Sen. Harris says U. S. Sen. Fred R. Harris (D-Okla) keynoted the New Orleans Consortium's presentation of "Cry of the City" last Sunday by claiming that America was "teetering on a balance" between "anarchy and repression." Sen. Harris, a member of the President's Special Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders, said there is "real hope" in overcoming the problems of this country because there is a "deep strain of goodness" in the American people. His speech was sprinkled with light humor and supported by a great deal of facts and statistics for the crowd of about 200 in Loyola's Field House. Sen. Harris said he was "pleased to take part" in the Consortium's Urban Affairs Series because he feels action should be taken to combat the "greatest domestic crisis since the Civil War." "Every generation must meet and solve its own problems," said the senator. This can be done, he said, simply by "facing up to reality." The greatest reality of today, he said, is "change . . . the most unchangeable thing about our generation."Too many Americans, he said, want to revert to the "good old days." These people, he added, become blinded by the "mist of nostalgia." Sen. Harris proceeded to illustrate a great number of "ugly facts" in contemporary society such as "criminally ineffective" schools in American ghettos and the 14.S million people under 17 that survive on diets that are less than adequate. Not only has an increased population contributed to domestic problems such as unemployment, juvenile delinquency and slums, but "knowledge and technology" have helped to create a "faceless and impersonal" America, he said. He said the "young, alienated Americans," black militant leaders and members of the John Birch Society are all propelled by the motivating force of "idealsim." He said, too, he is convinced that these cross-sections of our culture in reality all say the same thing. He concluded that the problem with communications is that "nobody listens." Sen. Harris termed himself a "member of the white power structure" when speaking on "racism" in today's America. He said that the American Negro has been studied enough by white people. If anything in the line of better racial relations is to be accomplished, he said, then we had better "start studying white people now" because it is through the white power structure that the Ne-, gro is being held back socially and domestically. Sen. Harris said that no one American can solve the domestic problems of this country. But, he added, everyone "should do the American thing" by "correcting a little," by offering all Americans equal opportunity. Sen. Harris feels apathetic security doesn't seem to be the answer for curing the ills of "affluent society." He illustrated his point by citing a scientific experiment that destroyed the goal in life for a flock of birds. When scientists gave the flock everything it had formerly struggled for, they discovered that psychosis, neurosis and sexual aberrations soon developed. Similarly, Sen. Harris pointed out, this occurs in human society when life becomes aimless, whether in urban or ghetto areas. He called for a change of will on the part of all Americans to overcome the problems of racism and of poverty. SENATOR HARRIS Change is the great reality Presidential candidate sets speech here today RFK campaigning Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy will speak today in the Tulane Gym at 6:30 p.m. He will deliver an address in conjunction with the Consortium's urban affairs conference, "Cry of the City." The speech is open to all Loyola students and faculty members free with their ID cards. Kennedy is coming to New Orleans on a campaign swing into the state. He is scheduled to speak at LSUNO tonight and meet with the Louisiana Young Democrats. Consortium coordinator Mrs. Helen Mervis and Loyola Student Council President Tom Wright have been working for about two weeks to arrange Kennedy's visit. They received final confirmation last weekend. Kennedy, who announced his candidacy on March 16, has been drawing large crowds in the three weeks he has been campaigning, and is expected to draw a large crowd into the Tulane Gym. The program is being co-sponsored by the Tulane student body so that Tulane students will also be admitted to the speech. As Democratic junior senator from New York, Kennedy has been a constant critic of U.S. policy in Vietnam and of many of the urban policies of the government. He has called for a de-escalation of the fighting in Vietnam, a halt to the bombing of the north and a negotiated settlement with the Viet Cong included in the talks. Kennedy has sponsored legislation to give private industry greater incentives to help relieve the poor living conditions in city slum areas. "I run," Kennedy said in announcing his candidacy, "to seek new policies—policies to close the gaps between black and white, rich and poor, young and old, in this country and around the world." Kennedy received an unexpected boost to his campaign when President Johnson said last Sunday he would not be a candidate for re-election.Wright said Kennedy will arrive at Moisant Airport at 5:30 p.m. where he will make a few remarks and greet visitors. Kennedy will then travel by motorcade to Tulane and is expected to arrive shortly before 6:30 p.m., the time set for his speech. He will leave Tulane shortly after he finishes speaking. Photo by Leonard White SENATOR KENNEDY Wants new policies Gulliver searched for ideals By DWIGHT OTT English prof explains Lemuel Gulliver traveled deep into the dismal reality of mankind's destiny to know higher ideals but to be unable to live up to them except in fragmentary moments, according to a professor at the University of Virginia.Dr. Ralph Cohen, a member of the Institute of Advanced Studies at that university, spoke on "Gullivsr: The Compulsive Traveler" Monday in Danna Center. "Gulliver is at once the author of his adventures and the thing to be satirized," said Dr. Cohen. Gulliver, he said, is an inconsistent author incapable of profiting by his experiences. Gulliver comments on all societies he visits but always from his own limited and forgetful p°int of viewD he said. He is unable to own up to his own deficiencies and degradations, Dr. Cohen said. Gulliver, said Cohen, tells his tale in a dreamlike manner remembering languages with greater accuracy than experiences and forgetting lessons previously learned. '"I lamented my own folly in the willfulness of attempting a second voyage'," Dr. Cohen quoted Gulliver as saying. He said Gulliver is impelled by a destiny of evil and dehumanization, not unlike that of Moll Flanders, the compulsive thief. Gulliver, through pride and narrowness, said Dr. Cohen, is encapable of knowing himself. He is unable to fully understand why the Lilliputians are so upset about his quenching the fires of their queen's quarters with urine and yet he himself speaks with disdain and disgust about the smelly, dirty bodies of the Brobdingnag giants. But Gulliver, said Dr. Cohen, is not alone in his pride and narrowness. The Lilliputians, with glowing faith in their own scientific reasoning, dismiss Gullver's existence as simply something fallen from the stars. The Brobdingnag scornfully refuse to admit that there is no explanation for Gulliver in their systematic laws and categories. Even the Hoyhnhnms, who have supposedly institutionalized rationallit y and decency, are too proud to investigate Gulliver's allegations of a kingdom of reasoning animals (Yahoos) across the sea, said Dr. Cohen. They are content to tutor Gulliver in his own deficiences and recognize Gulliver's "deformity" by their own equestrian standards. They refuse to test their standards by seeing for themselves if a kingdom of rational Yahoos can indeed exist, he said. Yet it is the Houyhnhnms Gulliver admires and wishes to live with, trying to imitate their idealized standards and earning himself only scorn in the process, Dr. Cohen said. There is no way for Gulliver to be what he is not, he said, and there is no way to institutionalize decency, justice and happiness. Gulliver wants to stay and live with the Houyhnhnms, said Dr. Cohen, yet he is exiled from the kingdom. When he finds an island of savages whose company he prefers to that of civilized men he is "rescued," by a well-meaning Portuguese captain, he said. Dr. Cohen quoted Jonathan Swift in ending his lecture: ". . . man is not a rational animal but only one capable of reasoning." Asks for dope education day Letter to president A letter suggesting that the university devote an entire academic day to an informative study and explanation of the nature aand effects of narcotics was submitted to the Very Rev. President Homer R. Jolley, S.J., last Friday by Dr. Thomas R. Preston, chairman of the English department.The letter, drawn up by Dr. Preston and Dr. John A. Joerg, professor of English, also suggested that the faculty, administration and students make a joint effort to resolve the narcotics problem on campus. The letter states that the recent protest of many of the faculty members over the means used to resolve the narcotics problem on campus in no way condoned the use of narcotics. The letter recommends that members of the administration, the faculty and the student body gather with federal narcotics agents and local narcotics officials to have the nature of narcotics and their effects explained in full. Some suggestions for doing this ineludeinelude presentation of audio-visual material pertaining to narcotics, informal discussions with former addicts, and the inclusion of a program in freshman orientation exposing the evils of narcotics. "In concrete terms the university is its administrators, faculty, and students, and on all problems of university concern, all here should be involved, if the university is to be a truly dynamic and integrated community . . ." stated the letter. Dr. Preston said that this letter may appear to be like "locking the barn after the horse is gone," but that it is at least a start. He said it is an attempt to "pool the brains of the faculty, administration and students" together so that they can jointly resolve the problem. There has been no response as of yet from Father Jolley concerning the suggestions in this letter. Applications being accepted for Maroon, Wolf editorships Applications for the positions of editor of the Loyola Maroon and the Wolf yearbook will be accepted through April 17. Any full-time student of Loyola may apply for either position by submitting a letter of application to the Department of Journalism listing his qualifications. The selections will be made by the faculty of the Department of Journalism after consultatiion with the advisors and editors of each publication.The editor of the Maroon will be appointed for one semester, while the editor of the Wolf will be appointed for two semesters; however, since the President's Committee on Student Rights and Freedoms has taken up a discussion of the rights and freedoms of student publications, any appointments will be pending action by the university in this area. Ralph T. Bell, chairman of the journalism department said, "We are not limiting this to journalism majors. Anyone who is competent and qualified should feel free to apply." President establishes mechanism to maintain university confidence By ED ANDERSON The Very Rev. President Homer R. Jolley, S.J., announced Wednesday that an ad hoc committee of students, faculty and administrators will be established for the purpose of "considering and recommending policy guidelines for future handling of cases similar to the recent narcotics case involving the police undercover agent." In separate letters to Tom Wright, Student Council president, and Dennis Rousseau, chairman of the university Faculty Senate. Father Jolley said that the task of this committee will be "to recommend procedural guidelines which will both preserve the mutual confidence which should exist between faculty, students and administration."Another task of the committee, he said, will he to "furnish an effective means for protecting the university community from the presence of criminal elements." In the letter to Rousseau, the presidentpresident asked him to consider and make recommendations "concerning the size and relative representation of the committee." He also asked Rousseau to suggest a list of faculty names from which he will appoint the faculty representatives. Father Jolley sent a similar letter to Wright, asking him to submit a list of student names to him from which the student representatives will be chosen. However, Dr. Thomas R. Preston, spokesman for the seven faculty members who submitted a letter of protest to the Board of Directors last week, said that the group submitted another statement to the Board of Directors last Saturday. Dr. Preston said this statement contained the reasons behind the original letter of protest.He said: "Our Saturday statement is a formal philosophical statement of issues that underlies the protest. It was issued to clarify our letter of protest so that all would know the exact nature over which we were protesting."Dr. Preston has also submitted a letter to Father Jolley suggesting that the university set aside an entire academic day as a day of informative study and explanation as to the nature and effects of narcotics. In the letter, he also suggested that the faculty, administration and students make a joint effort to resolve the narcotics problem on campus. Dr. Donald Brady, chairman of the Department of Drama-Speech and another spokesman for the faculty group, said in an interview that he feels both statements were issued to give "very specific reasons to the administration for eliminating the problem, rather than just give a general Ropp, Demurest elected to SC from BA college Steve Rapp and J. D. Demarest were elected junior and sophomore representatives, respectively, in the recent runoff elections held for Student Council representatives from Business Administration. Rapp defeated Dan, Sheehan for the post while Demarest won over Dracos Morvant. Edgar Chase was elected to the other position as sophomore representative in the initial elections last week. In the dental school, Joseph Bauvos defeated Clay Charbonnet for junior representative and George Fisher defeated Robert Foret for sophomore representative. Charles Magarahan and Mark Silverio were elected A&S representatives in the initial runoff last week. 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Close knit North Country communities are grieving after a multi-vehicle crash took the lives of six of their own. As families and friends cope with the loss, our Cara Thomas tells us about two North Country school districts closely connected to those who died.
NORTH COUNTRY, N.Y. -- It was an accident that shook many in the North Country to their core. An accident that took the lives of six loved ones, all who lived within 20 miles of one another and connected in some way to two local school districts.
Brasher Falls School Superintendent Stephen Putman said, "It's a very tragic time, difficult for everyone." Four members of the Dana family from North Lawrence were killed that day. A grandmother, a mother and two daughters. And three of them were remembered at Brasher Falls Elementary School as students and faculty wrote notes to the deceased on a memory wall.
Dana was a mother and a special education teacher at Brasher Falls. Her two daughters, 14-year-old Caitlyn and 11-year-old Lauryn, attended the school as well. "Laurie was a dedicated professional and a very caring person and she had two lovely daughters that their friends are going to miss very, very much," said Putman. Faculty and students at Brushton-Moira School District are also mourning the loss of loved ones. Janet Dana, who was Laurie Dana's mother-in-law, was also in the vehicle. She is remembered as a beloved retired English teacher.
Nenette Greeno is Brushton-Moira School's Middle Level Principal. She said, "When I had her as a teacher, I just remember her being a very funny person, very involved with the kids, very involved with the school activities and she touched everybody's lives."
A fifth person in that car, Shannon Planty, was a friend of the Dana girls. Planty , 14,was a student at Brushton-Moira Schools and was just about to enter the ninth grade.
"If you were to see her in the hall, she was either smiling for laughing. She got along well with everyone and I think that's what makes this so difficult because she will be missed by a wide variety of people," said Greeno.
Maryann Gregory, 59, also died in the accident. She was in a separate vehicle. Gregory is also remembered by Brushton-Moira schools, as she was the wife of a former school superintendent.
In a small community, everyone knows everyone and everyone mourns when tragedy occurs. Community members and school faculty say losing these six, is like losing a part of their family.
Brasher Falls School District and Brushton-Moira School District will have their doors open Monday for people to gather and remember the victims. Both schools will be offering counseling services and have a memory wall for people to sign or write a note to the grieving families.
Services for all members of the Dana family will be held at the same time.
Calling hours are at the Flint Funeral Home in Moira from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. at St. Mary's Church in Brushton.
The driver of the DOT truck is at Upstate University Hospital in critical condition.
The family of Lewis Lottie Jr. says the father of four and grandfather is in a medically-induced coma with multiple life-threatening injuries. He is the President of the DOT CSEA Local 518 Union and was travelling for business when the crash happened.


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Not to be outdone by all the wacky on-again off-again news about the Jim Carrey-Jeff Daniels sequel to Dumb and Dumber, Vulture is now saying that the planned third movie starring Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter reprising their roles as the time-travelling stoners "Bill and Ted" is moving forward and that GalaxyQuest director Dean Parisot will helm that movie.
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AMC Week of December 29, 2008
Krystal woke up at Wildwind as David played piano. "Don't stop," she said of
his musical performance. But soon reality hit her and she started getting
dressed, frantic about the girls. He calmed her down. She thanked him for
rescuing her from the fire. She returned home to find the place completely
restored thanks to David's "generosity." An overwhelmed Krystal threw her
arms around David. Colby, Pete, Jenny and Kathy soon joined. Pete was
rocking a new look (contact lenses) and conversed with David, who advised
him not to get involved with a Chandler. After David left, Colby remarked
that David seemed nicer than usual. Krystal said that David is actually
rather caring. Once alone, Krystal was tempted to take more pills, and
called Winifred to ask her to watch the girls.
JR and Amanda returned to the Chandler manse with Little Adam, who was
warmly greeted by Adam. JR thanked Amanda for helping him to conceal his
hangover. Amanda's guilty conscience was weighing heavily upon her, but JR
recommitted to sobriety, which she found reassuring. Adam confronted Amanda
about whether JR had fallen off the wagon — and whether she'd caught him or
pushed him. JR overheard the tail end of Adam's diatribe and ordered him to
back off. Colby and Pete came over after spending time at the Martin house
and reported that David had been there, cozied up to Krystal. JR and Adam
lamented the success David seemed to be having in getting Krystal under his
spell. Pete asked Colby out on a date for New Year's Eve. She declined. He
was hurt and left.
At Oak Haven, Annie's disappearance created an uproar. Aidan hid from Jesse,
who read the riot act to Dr. Sinclair. As Annie slept in the penthouse in
Emma's bed, Ryan and Greenlee frolicked downstairs and celebrated their
restored love. The sounds of their play woke Annie up. Jesse left an urgent
message for Ryan warning him about Annie's escape, but he was too busy
making out with Greenlee to answer the call. Annie walked downstairs and
asked "Daddy" what he was doing with the mean lady. Ryan tried to play along
with Annie, who insisted she was Emma, and Greens attempted to call the
police, but "Emma" made her put down the phone. When the real Emma returned
with Opal and threw her arms around her mom, Annie was baffled. Annie looked
at herself in a mirror and deduced that she was not Emma. Ryan sent Emma and
Opal out of the house. Back at Oak Haven, Jesse demanded to speak to the
patient, Mr. Stone (really Aidan), who had discovered Dr. Sinclair
unconscious. Aidan, who was lurking nearby, dodged a bullet because Jesse
was just about to question him (and expose his charade) when the call came
in about Annie's whereabouts (via Opal's call). Dr. Sinclair asked Mr. Stone
why he hadn't wanted Jesse to see his face. Aidan came up with a cover story
and planted a kiss on the doc as part of his act.... Ryan did his best to
explain to Annie that she was Emma's mother, not the child herself. Annie
grabbed a letter opener and told Greenlee, "Get out of my house, bitch."
Trying to restrain her, Ryan was knocked to the ground, and Greenlee goaded
Annie to give Ryan the chance to get his footing. Ryan restrained Annie just
as the cops rushed in.... As punishment for his behavior, Aidan was
overpowered by attendants and doped up.... Greenlee told Ryan that she
didn't believe that they would ever be free of Annie, who was brought back
to Oak Haven and put in restraints.
David returned to Wildwind; Amanda was there with proof (a video on her cell
phone) that JR had gotten soused. Though she made it clear to David that she
thinks he's a jerk, she took the fat check he offered her for services
rendered. Amanda then went to the Chandler manse and told JR that she could
not see him anymore because she's bad for him. JR was crestfallen and
tempted to drink. Krystal, meanwhile, came back to Wildwind and told David
that she needed him. She instigated a passionate kiss.
Brot picked up Taylor for her physical therapy session. When they started
reminiscing, he pulled away, and Taylor called him out on it. He tried to
focus the conversation on her need for healing and she was equally stubborn
in trying to get him to confront the issues between them.
At the hospital, Joe filled Jake in about the uprising in the village where
Jamie and Jeff were working. The upshot? The Martin men, Tad included, were
missing. Jake regretted that Tad had put himself in the line of fire. JR
came by in search of David and ran into Amanda; he tried to plead with her
not to sever her ties to him, but she insisted that she was bad for him.
After she rushed off, Jake appeared and told JR that he'd deserved the
decking he received from JR at ConFusion. Jake told Tad that JR had gone
missing in the Congo; JR told Jake that David was worming his way into
Krystal's life and had forced Joe to step down as chief of staff.
At Windwind, David tried to convince Krystal not to regret their night
together. He was extremely successful, as before too long, they were ripping
each other's clothes off. Joe called Krystal and told her that he needed to
speak to her in person. She tried to put it off, but he insisted that it was
urgent. Krystal feared that Joe knew of her infidelity. She went to the
hospital and had another anxiety attack when Joe told her about Tad (and
David and JR had words over the dedication of Babe's wing).
Taylor showed up at the hospital while Jake was losing his temper with a
nurse. He explained to Taylor that he was dealing with the disappearances of
his brothers and nephew. They also chatted about Brot; Taylor said she
feared that once Brot knew she could walk, he would leave her again.
Observing David when he rushed to Krystal's aid during her anxiety attack,
JR told Jake that he suspected an affair. David spoke at the dedication as
Amanda, JR, Jake, Joe, Krystal and others looked on. After David's speech,
Jake spoke to the crowd, revealing that David had blackmailed Joe into
stepping down. "I don't know which is worse," said David. "Your bad timing
or your bad taste." David denied any wrongdoing and told Jake that he was
fired, effective immediately. David returned home and tried to reach
Krystal, who didn't answer her phone because, as it turned out, she was also
at Wildwind. She said that David's return had destroyed her life; he
countered that she was just upset about Babe. "I miss her so much," Krystal
wept, falling into David's embrace.
Jake, with his office packed up, was approached by Amanda, who asked him if
he would be okay. He apologized for having called her a hooker and assured
her that it wouldn't be long before David got what was coming to him. Amanda
next approached JR, who was about to have a glass of champagne. "You don't
need that," she said. "You're right," he replied. "I need you." He swept her
into a kiss.
Bianca and Reese discussed how to stop Erica from making their wedding a
circus. They chatted about eloping but Bianca didn't want it to look like
they were running away. Zach entered and suggested that they wed at the
casino. Reese and Bianca invited them to spend New Year's Eve with them
(he'd forgotten that today was the big day).
At the penthouse, Ryan tried to assuage Greenlee's fears about Annie. With
Emma slated to go to Opal's for the night, Ryan had romance on his mind, but
Greens had to go to the hospital to spend time at Kendall's bedside. After
she left, Emma came downstairs and asked Ryan if Greenlee was her new mommy.
Ryan reassured the girl that her mom was getting the help she needed and
that Greenlee was their good friend.
At the hospital, Greens encountered Reese and Bianca. Binks went to see
Kendall and Reese and Greenlee bonded over their respective relationships.
Reese's words about her love for Bianca struck a chord with Greens. She
raced back to the penthouse, where Ryan gave her a gift (a new dress), then
popped the question. "I can't!" she exclaimed, after flashing back to the
disturbing images she'd seen in her dreams. Reese, meanwhile, returned to
the casino and explained to Zach that she was flying solo for the moment
because Binks was home with a fussy Gaby. At home, Binks gave last-minute
instructions to Rachel and was on her way out when she was surprised by an
unexpected visitor: Simon, Reese's ex-fiance. At the casino, Reese and Zach
watched the New Year's Eve countdown together and he gave her a New Year's
kiss, which, while on the cheek, was nonetheless rather intimate and left
her seeming jarred.
Brot went to see Zach about how he got the charges dropped. Zach assured
Brot that he didn't owe him anything. After their bonding session, Brot went
back to Taylor's. He suggested that they practice walking. But when she fell
into his arms, he became uncomfortable and beat a hasty exit. She was
Happy New Year! Recaps will resume Monday.
Happy New Year! Recaps will resume Monday.
At the casino, Reese and Zach rang in the new year together. They shared a
platonic kiss, which Reese felt strange about. He allayed her fears, noting
that they were just (very) close friends. She promised not to be freaked out
about their intimacy anymore and opened up to Zach about her history with
Bianca was stunned when Simon, Reese's ex, showed up at her door. Binks
invited him in and listened as Simon recounted the story of his relationship
with Reese and its eventual dissolution. Reese called and was stunned when
Bianca reported that she was with Simon. Simon and Bianca came to the
casino. Binks and Zach excused themselves and Bianca admitted to Zach that
she felt the need to make sure that Reese wasn't going to leave her the way
she left Simon. Zach implored Binks to trust her beloved. In the other room,
Reese tried to explain herself to Simon, telling him, "With you, I was
trying to be something that I just wasn't." She and Simon said good-bye and
Zach returned home, leaving the women alone. Binks promised Reese that she
loved her and trusted her; they kissed as Zach played with Gabrielle at
At the penthouse, Ryan tried to convince Greenlee to marry him. She believed
that the nightmares she'd been having proved that they could never be wed.
Ryan told Greens that he wasn't going to give up on her.
Dr. Sinclair grilled Annie about her recent escape from Oak Haven. Annie
insisted that the doc needed to release her so that she could kill Greenlee.
Sinclair left to check on "Mr. Stone" (really Aidan) and learned that he'd
been let out of isolation. Aidan asked the administrator who'd gotten him
into the facility why there was a hidden camera in Annie's room. Aidan
sneaked into a storage room and found the computer that Dr. Sinclair was
using to secretly watch Annie. Meanwhile, Ryan showed up to see Sinclair
about Annie, to make sure that she was no longer able to escape. The doc
reassured Ryan that Annie was being transferred that night to maximum
security. In her room, Annie continued to ramble about Greenlee needing to
Greens went to the Cortlandts' to see Opal. She told Opal about her visions
and accepted Opal's offer of a card reading. After doing the reading, Opal
pronounced confidently, "Your destiny is with Ryan." Greatly relieved,
Greens returned home, where she told Ryan that she was no longer afraid.
"Ask me again," she beamed. He re-popped the question and she happily
accepted — but back at Opal's, she saw something dire in the cards and
gasped, "Oh, my God. Oh, Greenlee."
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What "fan-made tracks?"
That's not how RBN works. At all.
EVERYTHING that's uploaded has to be vetted by peer review and HMX's own QA. EVERY track that's uploaded *must* be copyrighted by the uploader --- i.e., if you don't own the rights, "your" song doesn't get released. Period. That goes for samples, too.
No way in hell are we gonna see "fan-made tracks" on RBN. Just original material. (And possibly parodies could be legally wrangled in -- that's still a gray area that hasn't been explored yet.)


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A year ago, he had never held elected office. Today, he is one of the country's top potential presidential candidates for 2016.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, won the Values Voter Summit straw poll Saturday with a commanding 42 percent of the vote. Dr. Ben Carson, a renowned neurosurgeon and Fox News contributor, finished in second place, one vote ahead of former Sen. Rick Santorum, R-Pennsylvannia. They effectively tied, with 13 percent of the vote each.
Republican Sens. Rand Paul of Kentucky and Marco Rubio of Florida rounded out the top five at 6 percent and 5 percent, respectively. GOP Rep. Paul Ryan, the former vice presidential candidate from Wisconsin, finished just behind them.
Carson won the vice presidential straw poll, with 21 percent, four points ahead of Cruz's second place. Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minnesota, placed third with 9 percent, and Paul and Rubio again rounded out the top five at 8 percent and 7 percent, respectively.
But the real story is Cruz, a freshman senator who has enjoyed a meteoritic rise to the top of the Republican Party's right wing. His first-place finish captured the highest percentage of votes since the straw poll began in 2007.
"The Values Voter straw poll reveals what conservative, Republican-leaning voters are looking for in a potential candidate," Family Research Council Action President Tony Perkins said in a statement. The Family Research Council sponsors the conference. "Values voters are looking for those who will refuse to be bound by the 'can't mentality' of the establishment and will challenge the status quo."
The Values Voter Summit, a political conference for social conservative activists and organizations, held its eighth annual conference in Washington. More than 2,200 people participated this year -- although the whole event generates an even greater buzz on social media and in conservative circles across the country.


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I think this is probably the one big tweak that a lot of people have been waiting for, it's certainly the one I wanted to see. Well done on getting that sorted.
Also, is this a final list just waiting for an ETA, or is it possible more may be added to it before release? Not complaining, just wondering out loud is all.
And another thing:
Is this also valid for empty barb camps?GAMEPLAY
Units: Prevent units with the "No Melee" promotion from capturing cities (archers, catapults, etc.).
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So its official now? MP is RIP
Nice list. No drastic changes, but a long list, with some bugfixing and a slightly better AI.
The introduction of a Resource Panel is the biggest addition, which hopefully won't interfere with the mod I'm using (Attila's mods), or will be integrated with it soon after the patch.
Not capturing cities with siege or archers is a good gameplay change. Maoi change is good too; really frustrating to find an unnecessary resource under a Maoi, but now you can really make long chains or big clusters.
This was a "cool down" patch to shake out any problems that already exist in the game. There were other small fixes in the code as well, regarding the coop-war functionality that was behaving erratically, etc. New, positive modifiers and the like are on the slate for the second part to the update.
Now that is great news. This has been something others and I have been talking about for a while. Hopefully it will include things like sharing military struggles against a common enemy and completing Research Agreements. There has been plenty of times where I have been generous with an AI Leader and felt I was not building up trust.
Oh, and hopefully there will be a large positive modifier for liberating City-States an AI Leader is on good terms with. That, and maybe one for conquering a City-State that an AI Leader is at war with because that City-State is an allied of an enemy Nation State.
Anyway, thanks for the heads up on that part of Diplomacy. I look forward to the update. Especially interested in seeing what changes are made to the World Builder too.
-->Yields: Fix a load order problem where the lake bonus is not applied to a farm after loading an existing save.
Dunno if anyone mentioned before, social policy "merchant navy" also got this bug.
The production+3 bonus is not applied to coastal cities after save loading even the map tile display is correct.
I hope this will be fixed in the next patch too.
A couple more of these and the game might finally be finished.
One big request is the ability to disable land purchasing. This breaks the culture mechanic IMO.
Nice, an empty patchnote
A problem is that, to make modding more powerful, it pretty much has to be made more complicated. It would be possible to build a UI for certain types of common changes (a beta, now sadly on hiatus - at least - of a fan-made tool for tech tree editing, worked fairly well), but the people who write the most powerful, popular mods would need to go beyond what those tools could do, and would probably prefer improvements to the Lua interface. I think it would be best to have both, but if it can only be one, give me the Lua.
Not something strictly needing a patch but: when are we going to get the documentation for GameEvents that was promised? On release of the patch that added GameEvents, a firaxian said they would be documented 'soon', but still nothing. Has there been a production decision not to publicly document them?
Suggestion: order savegames in load game screen by date.
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Units: Prevent units with the "No Melee" promotion from capturing cities (archers, catapults, etc.).
- does that finally disable siege units from moving to target on right click (when selecting a city or unit - so attack order right click), if they aren't set up? That's generally the only way now to take a city with one of those units.
I think I'll wait until the next page, there's like four real questions so far, all answered fairly quickly (except the renewed GameEvents documentation question).
This is very awesome. Maybe Part II is going to take a bit because they want to implement my brilliant idea to add Lua functions for making AI believe certain diplo events occured (or make them forget about diplo events)? Probably not, but it would be awesome. (Especially if we can add new diplo events to the XML, so that we can write the Lua ourselves for making the AI recognize it.)
not ungratefull, but i dont think theres anything of real substance in this patch that impacts me, or game style. Though im excited at the features of the second announced patch.
I know this is not a request thread but PLEASE implement the missing options from CIV4, we are really missing them
1. Quick Attack.
2. Quick Defense.
This is really depending of the state of the game how this is optimal to be set up. This was once realised in BTS and implemented. Choosing Quick combat at the beginning and never witnessing the might of the Battleships in animation is not an option nor watching barbarian tirenmes shooting for scouts every turn... Really annoying and not much work at all.
Thank you for considering this.
Just one thing: You can't release the patch until Professor MadDjinn wraps up his Arabian Four Corners YouTube video series NO EXCEPTIONS.
Thanks for the update! ~ Bamm
2kGreg, we have a lot of missing features in diplomacy. Like, there are no friendship bonuses if you've known a Civ for a long time without warring with them, I don't think there are any diplomacy bonuses for having lots of active trade with a civilization, random gifts don't earn you any favor, you currently can't demand things of your friends and have them give you stuff for free (which is something THEY can do to YOU)... having a friendship pact late-game is difficult enough that it should net you that civilization's vote for the diplomacy victory... "Don't settle near me" or "Are those troops near my borders going there for war?" do not expire, which is farking ridiculous if Rome tells you not to settle near them in 4000 BC and you put a city near them in 1,000 AD and you get a diplomacy hit for it...
...there are also some Civilizations that, once they have your friendship, will demand RIDICULOUS 'friendship' demands. Like, Babylon asking for all of my luxury items, my entire gold reserve, and the remainder of my iron. I was pissed, because if I say 'yes' I get crippled, if I say 'no' I get a diplomacy hit. I said 'no' because no diplomacy hit was worth that. I think there needs to be a limit on what AI can demand from friends.
And there should be some kind of gold per turn bonus for connecting your capitol to another city's capitol, and a diplomacy bonus to go with it. There's absolutely no reason to connect roads to your neighbors, except for war; and that's just kind of silly.
Can we expect any of these things, ever?
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