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Comedy and tragedy are deftly juggled in Bahman Ghobadi's stirring tribute to the long-suppressed cultural traditions of Kurdistan. A legendary Iranian-Kurdish musician (Ismail Ghaffari) assembles his many instrument-wielding sons — as well as a mysterious female singer — for a dangerous road trip into Iraq where they have been invited to play a concert celebrating the fall of Saddam Hussein. Shot on location against the harshly beautiful landscapes of the Iran-Iraq border, Ghobadi's life-affirming film, inspired by the Requiem, mixes political critique with side-splitting farce and inflects neorealistic style with visionary flourishes.
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Back in the late 1970s I was machinery editor for Farm Progress and I took the time to visit all the major machinery manufacturers at the time. One of my questions was "look into your crystal ball. What do you see twenty, thirty years down the road in terms of farm equipment?" One of the answers was "someday there will be only two or three farm equipment manufacturers as in the automotive industry." That has come to pass. Another was "in the future farmers…Continue Reading
The opportunities in agriculture are unlimited, according to students and employers I spoke with during the recent Ag Career Day at Iowa State University in Ames. More than 225 companies and organizations set up booths and about 2,000 students took advantage of the opportunity to talk to the representatives. "We've seen a steady increase in the number of companies who participate," noted Mike Gaul, director of Agriculture and Life Sciences Career Services at…Continue Reading
I'm headed off to Decatur, Illinois, next week for the 60th anniversary of the Farm Progress Show. I'll be covering media events, taking lots of photos and reminiscing with old friends. Some of them will be folks I met way back in 1974 and 1975 when I managed the Farm Progress Show. As the saying goes, 'some things stay the same, some things change.' In those days, the Farm Progress Show rotated between farms in Iowa, Illinois and Indiana. The…Continue Reading
The Farm Progress Show is less than a month away. And I'll be in Decatur, Ill., with thousands of other folks checking out the latest technology and newest products. But I got to wondering the other day, what farmers might wish for that has not yet been invented or manufactured. So I emailed a random group of farmers and asked them what they day dream about in terms of equipment or technology to make running their operations easier or more efficient. Not knowing what to…Continue Reading
We recently received a letter in the Wallaces Farmer offices in Urbandale, Iowa, from 84-year-old Donald Brandt, of Pilot Mound, Iowa. Mr. Brandt wrote in part, "I am enclosing several old checks written by my father before I was born and made out to Wallaces Farmer. Thought you might have an interest in them." You bet, Donald! As one who has been with Wallaces Farmer and Farm Progress Company for more than 40 years, I'm extremely interested in the history…Continue Reading
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Thursday, September 18, 2008
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I thought I would leave you tonite with a collage of just a few of the MANY Romantic Dress Forms that I have made over the last ten years. That's a lot of FUFU!
Whatever you are up to, have a wonderful weekend and will TTYS!
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- Cottage Rose said...
Wow love your dress forms, they are very pretty and vintage looking. Hope you have a great time with you daughter and get to go antiquing.
have a great weekend.
Alaura - September 18, 2008 at 10:58 PM
- Debbies-English-Treasures said...
Hi Janet,
I hope that you have a well deserved break, after all the hard but fun work that you have been doing!
And thanks for delighting us all with your to die for (literally) dress forms!
They are all so G.O.R.G.E.O.U.S. I always find very difficult to make my mind which one I like the most!
Lots of Kisses
going your way!
Debbie Moss
(FROM ENGLAND) - September 19, 2008 at 9:39 AM
- Amy at Bunny Rose Cottage said...
Have a wonderful time Janet! Your daughter is so CUTE!!!
LOVE the dressforms. Everything you do is gorgeous :)
Amy - September 19, 2008 at 11:12 AM
- Simply Me Art said...
Have a great weekend Janet. Those dress forms are soooo pretty.
- September 19, 2008 at 12:46 PM
- Barb said...
Hi Janet,
They are too beautiful for words (the dress forms and the kids).
Your work is lovely.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Barb - September 19, 2008 at 4:43 PM
- GeorgiaPeachez said...
That is a lot of FUFU! Just beautiful! xo, suzy
- September 20, 2008 at 7:43 AM
- Joy Zaczyk said...
Wow, just look at all of those GORGEOUS dress forms! Stunning works of art they are...:)
xo - September 20, 2008 at 12:29 PM
- Shabby Kim said...
Oh my gosh. I just love your photo collage of dress forms. So pretty and shabby and all in my favorite colors.
- September 20, 2008 at 9:46 PM
- Gail McCormack said...
Hope you're enjoying your family time Janet.
WOW love your dress forms collage! I wonder the total hours spent creating them?? - September 21, 2008 at 9:25 PM
- Tara said...
Hi Janet!
I'm looking at one of your dress forms here in my office as I type! Of course I'm partial to her, but your collage is beautiful. Hope you had a great time visiting your daughter and extended weekend. We just returned from one ourselves and it was much needed. Chat soon!~xo - September 22, 2008 at 9:30 AM
- NeereAnDear said...
Hi Janet...
Hope you enjoyed your family visit... lovely to have time alone with your loved ones...
My surgery was done.. minor complication that kept me in the hospital overnight... now its a slow recovery and I am doing ok
I adore your dress forms.... a signature of your extraordinary style
As for the sitting at the computer ... I coulnt agree more... it can take its toll on the body ... mind.. and even the spirit at times..
It can be both a blessing and it can be a place where some deliberately try to hurt others...
Something I can not fathom nor understand...
I am hoping once I heal to get into a bit of the physical aspect of excercising... something I used to do a lot before I broke my foot and it has definitely reaked havoc on my body...
Good for you and Mr Fufu... !!
U go girl!!
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U.S. Senator Richard Burr, R-N.C., didn't don kid gloves when addressing a cross section of Haywood County business leaders representing agriculture, tourism, banking, construction and professional sectors last week.
"Here's the hard, cold reality. We've got to cut an additional 6 trillion in spending. That's to get on a glide path so that 30 years out we can balance our budget," Burr told about two-dozen businessmen at a private lunch at the Waynesville Inn.
The magnitude of what must be cut is staggering, and the results won't be pretty, Burr said.
But, Burr said this juncture provides a rare critical mass to reform the corporate and business tax structure, something he hopes to see passed by Congress in coming months.
"All the tax loopholes, all the credits, all the deductions — gone," Burr said.
Bad news for big corporations, but great for small business owners like those in the room, Burr said.
Burr sympathized with those who have fruitlessly tried to borrow capital to expand their businesses in recent years.
"You almost walk away and say 'Gee, they'd lend it to me if I had enough money to where I didn't need it," Burr said.
But don't blame the local bankers, Burr said. They are merely acting on orders from the banking regulators harping on debt-to-capitalization ratios.
Meeting with Burr was a little like sitting down with an economic analyst. He talked about currency and trade, foreign investment, the still frozen credit market, lack of capital, sovereign debt, how a new tax code could effect business' bottom line. Europe's financial crisis perhaps topped the list.
"Dominoes will fall from what happens in Europe. Nobody is smart enough to know what they are going to hit," Burr said.
Burr was quick to joke and banter with those at his table as they introduced themselves.
"I should have given the caveat that for any brokers in the house, don't trade based on my predictions. I don't even take my own trading advice," Burr told Larry East, financial advisor with Wells Fargo.


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Malia on spring break again!!!!
If they´re partying on their own dime, fine. If this is where the student loan money is going, good luck with paying it back.
Oh, to be young, drunk, unaccountable, and naked in Cancun in Feburary... on the dime of old, sober, mortgaged, and clothed in the frigid Midwest....
I work at a University.....had a student worker who was full time student and full time long shoreman......if he wasn´t here at the University, he was working the docks to pay his way......summers, spring break and weekends.....I have little concern for those who whine about college loans.
College students showing the level of intellegence they are gaining at American Universities. Young Student + Drunk + Mexico. What is wrong with that picture.
How stupid do you have to be to go to Mexico when the drug cartels are basically running the place and like nothing better than shooting tourists in the head?
We hae a whole new classification of folks who make +$40k a year from gov´t programs, yet have never held a job. They travel & party a lot... and become radical anarchists when their funding is cut. Be prepared.
After all that has happened on these Cancun spring breaks, what kind of parent lets their kids go there ?Is it ok today to know your college age kid is drinking, doing drugs, partying and having sex instead of learning something with your money ? Oh, you did that too.Sorry.


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"Why America Needs a Left: a Historical Argument"... Eli Zaretsky. So I give him one. Bill Stowe says science says "Yes" to the continued use of fluoride in our water. Alex Fitzsimmons says Iowans are "takers" and "rent-seekers" on wind energy. He has the numbers to prove it. |
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With Computex 2013 a little over a month away, alongside which Intel plans to launch its 4th generation Core "Haswell" family, motherboard manufacturers are gearing up for another summer of product launches, with compatible socket LGA1150 motherboards. Among these is MSI, which teased its flagship motherboard that targets overclockers and PC enthusiasts interested in taking the Core i7-4770K and Core i5-4670K for a spin. This motherboard falls inside the company's Big Bang series, bearing the name Z87 XPower. As the name suggests, it's based on Intel's Z87 Express chipset. Not much is known about the Big Bang Z87 XPower, except what the teaser video (after the break) and a couple of corner-shots reveal. Expect a fancy new color scheme (probably a combination of gold and black), a new design scheme for the VRM and chipset heatsinks with a glowy "X" sign, the usual plethora of overclocking options MSI packs with its high-end motherboards, and what appears to be an mSATA or mPCIe slot, in one of the pictures.
All black with a single yellow/orange X on the sinks. how bland... would go well with some low key black systems i guess...
I can't wait until next year when intel releases it's next socket 1145 motherboard, and the year after that with 1140. Why is the pc market losing so much ground again?
And? Buttons like that on the MVE too...OCFormula... Its VERY useful for extreme overclockers so that would be why they share those design similarities.
What would a new cookie-cutter mobo be without an "all new color scheme". How could these mobos even function with the horrible brown or green std. PCB material that worked successfully for 50 years?


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In the second half of 2011, a group of 11 PRI signatories representing over $1.3 trillion of AUM, decided to collaborate to better understand current challenges and opportunities to link ESG metrics to executive compensation. The group set out with a shared belief that, considering the influence of ESG factors on corporate performance and reputation, including ESG issues within executive incentive schemes is an important factor in the creation and protection of long-term shareholder value.
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Former Sen. Scott Brown of Massachusetts stopped by the Iowa state fair on Sunday for some corndogs and some beer-and, as he said, "to meet some voters."
The recently-out-of-office Republican lawmaker seems to be exploring a number of options as he moves forward after losing his Senate seat in November to now-Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a Democrat.
He hasn't ruled out a bid for governor of Massachusetts next year, nor a potential campaign for senator in New Hampshire. And his visit to Iowa--a crucial early voting state in the presidential primary process--now puts him in the crowded list of Republicans with potential 2016 presidential aspirations, some of whom have already visited Iowa this summer.
"I'm gonna have a lot of calories today and grab a beer," he told reporters Sunday on state fairgrounds, which was recorded CNN affiliate WHO in Des Moines.
All kidding aside, he said, he's traveling across the country (and to other countries) to not only lament "Washington's dysfunctionality" but to highlight that the Republican Party "has room for everybody."
"You have the Rand Pauls, the Sarah Palins. You have people like me and Chris Christie and others. There should be room for all of us. We shouldn't be vilified or demonized when we are trying to present our positions," he said.
Brown, a friend of Christie's, seemed to be weighing in on the recent back-and-forth between the New Jersey governor and Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky. The two potential 2016 contenders have publicly feuded over national security and government spending, a spat that has represented a broader divide within the Republican Party and caused many to take sides.
Oh, and Brown is in Iowa "obviously to meet some voters," he added.
But back to the Republican Party. Interestingly, the former senator repeated an argument used frequently by Paul in recent days, that the GOP "needs to have a larger tent" and be more "respectful and tolerant of our beliefs."
Since leaving office, Brown now works as a Fox News contributor, as well as a colonel in the Army National Guard's office at the Pentagon, and an attorney at the Boston law firm of Nixon Peabody. His comments Sunday certainly gave the appearance that he was angling for another job, though it's unclear what exactly he's after.
"I want to see if there's interest in my brand of politics, being a strong national security hawk and a fiscal conservative," he told the Des Moines Register this weekend, ahead of his trip to the state fair.
He said in an interview with The Boston Herald that he wants to "get an indication of whether there's even an interest, in Massachusetts and throughout the country, if there's room for a bi-partisan problem solver."
As for 2016, Brown said he isn't close on making a decision. "It's 2013, I think it's premature, but I am curious."
On Sunday, he told reporters he's ready to put his "national security credentials of 34 years in military" and "fiscal conservatism" against anybody in the country.
Answering questions about his election loss to Warren last year, Brown noted he was on a ballot in a largely blue state during a presidential election year that went for President Obama.
"It's an uphill battle certainly in the Northeast to be a Republican. But I'm a pragmatic, common sense, problem solving Republican," he said. Similar refrains have been heard by Christie lately. "Very similar to the people not only in Iowa but in New Hampshire and many parts of the country,"
His wife, Gail, was born in Iowa, so he added they're also in the Hawkeye State to see her family in Madison.


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Petitioner, Bridget Hardt ("Hardt"), a former employee of Dan River Inc., brought suit against Respondent, Reliance Insurance Co. ("Reliance"), the insurance provider for Dan River Inc., in an attempt to recover attorney's fees for a previous suit Hardt had brought in the Eastern District of Virginia to recover benefits pursuant to Dan River Inc.'s Group Long-Term Disability Insurance Program Plan ("the Plan"). The Eastern District remanded the case to Reliance, which, under ERISA, not only administers the Plan, but also decides whether an applicant is entitled to benefits. On remand, Reliance provided Hardt with the requested benefits. Hardt now sues seeking attorney's fees under ERISA § 502(g)(1). Reliance counters that Hardt did succeed on the merits in the lower court and, therefore, cannot satisfy ERISA's definition of "prevailing party." Hardt, on the other hand, argues that the text of the statute does not include a prevailing party standard as a prerequisite to recovering attorney fees. In this case, the Supreme Court will decide whether ERISA § 502(g)(1) requires a party to succeed on the merits before attorney's fees may be awarded and, if so, whether Hardt satisfies that requirement.
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Budget "Cease-Fire" Expected
W. Post describes likely budget agreement this week as a "cease-fire": "Republicans and Democrats are abandoning their debt-reduction goals, laying down arms and, for the moment, trying to avoid another economy-damaging standoff … Congressional leaders hope to finish work quickly and leave town for the holidays as soon as Friday … the emerging agreement aims to partially repeal the sequester and raise agency spending to roughly $1.015 trillion in fiscal 2014 and 2015. That would bring agency budgets up to the target already in place for fiscal 2016. To cover the cost, Ryan and Murray are haggling over roughly $65 billion in alternative policies, including cuts to federal worker pensions and higher security fees for the nation's airline passengers."
Concerns in both parties, but probably not enough to thwart deal. Politico: "For Republicans, their unease is caused by news that domestic spending may surpass existing caps, fueled by an increase in fees on government services. House Democrats are growing angry over the increased likelihood that federal workers' benefits are going to be cut and the possible exclusion of unemployment insurance … Senate Democrats will need to win over only five Republicans, which aides in both parties predict is a strong possibility. And most House Democrats would likely join Republicans in passing a deal, fearful of being tagged with an obstructionist label…"
Military pensions may take a hit. Politico: "The two sides appear close but Democrats are anxious about the level of savings being sought by Republicans from civilian federal workers. Finding some money on the military side of the equation could lessen this burden and make the package more equitable too from a political standpoint."
Hope For Jobless Aid Extension
Hope remains for unemployment insurance extension, but in a separate deal. The Hill: "…Democrats aren't insisting that the reauthorization be included in a budget agreement, which could leave the measure without an obvious legislative vehicle … Republicans hinted Friday that the good jobs report could be a reason to end the program … But Boehner also said he would be willing to look at any plan produced by the White House to renew the federal program. A House Democratic aide suggested that Boehner's comments may actually point to a solution: The program can be extended, they say, if it is paid for. Democrats in the past have argued there is no reason to offset the cost of the benefits because it stimulates spending in the economy. The White House has offered to work with congressional leaders on finding the needed offsets."
Krugman slams GOP for embracing "punishment" for jobless: "… the G.O.P. answer to the problem of long-term unemployment is to increase the pain of the long-term unemployed: Cut off their benefits, and they'll go out and find jobs. How, exactly, will they find jobs when there are three times as many job-seekers as job vacancies? Details, details."
Fed probably won't withdraw stimulus this month. NYT: "The Fed's chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, predicted in June that the Fed would taper its purchases by the end of this year, and officials say they still could announce such a cut next week, when the Fed's policy-making committee is scheduled to hold its final meeting of the year. But influential Fed officials see little harm in postponing the decision, particularly compared with the risks of pulling back too soon. Significant details of the eventual retreat also remain the subjects of unresolved debates, according to the public statements and interviews. And some officials argue that the slow pace of inflation is itself a reason for the Fed to maintain its stimulus campaign."
NYT digs in to plight of child homelessness: "With the economy growing in 2004, the Bloomberg administration adopted sweeping new policies intended to push the homeless to become more self-reliant. They would no longer get priority access to public housing and other programs, but would receive short-term help with rent … [But as] rents steadily rose and low-income wages stagnated, chronically poor families like Dasani's found themselves stuck in a shelter system with fewer exits. Families are now languishing there longer than ever — a development that Mr. Bloomberg explained by saying shelters offered 'a much more pleasurable experience than they ever had before.' Just three days before the mayor made that comment at a news conference in August 2012, an inspector at Auburn stopped by Dasani's crowded room, noting that a mouse was 'running around and going into the walls,' which had 'many holes.' 'Please assist,' the inspector added. 'There is infant in room.'"
Pressure On Volcker Rule From Both Sides
As regulators plan Volcker Rule vote tomorrow, banks threaten litigation. NYT: "In recent letters and meetings with financial regulators, lobbyists for Wall Street banks and business trade groups issued thinly veiled threats about challenging the Volcker Rule in court, people briefed on the matter said. The groups, including theU.S. Chamber of Commerce, are hinting that they could use litigation to either undercut or clarify the rule, which is intended to bar banks from trading for their own gain and limit their ability to invest in hedge funds."
While consumer activists threaten reinstatement of Glass-Steagall. Bloomberg: "Politicians and advocates — some Democrats, some Republicans — who blame the 2008 financial crisis on deregulation express concern that the Volcker rule won't adequately block banks from making risky bets with their own money. If they deem the rule too weak, they say it will add fuel to a push to reinstate a Depression-era law known as Glass-Steagall that until 1999 split banks and securities firms. Such vows suggest U.S. lenders planning to challenge the ban in court risk a political backlash …"


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Leila Buchanan is the daughter of Michael and Valerie Buchanan, and sister of Samantha Buchanan. Leila grew up in Atlanta, Georgia with dreams of becoming a scientist.
While studying biochemistry at M.I.T., she met Sean Walker, and the two hit it off immediately. After dating for several years, Leila made the big leap and moved in with Sean.
Leila was on a once-in-a-lifetime cruise in the Caribbean with the love of her life when she was kidnapped and used as leverage in a Presidential assassination attempt.
Leila recently learned that her father, Michael, is a Sleeper living among the human population, which makes her... a hybrid.
Sarah Roemer stars as Leila Buchanan, Sean Walker's (Jason Ritter) would-be fiancée who suddenly disappears during a Caribbean cruise and becomes involved in a complex government conspiracy, in NBC's new high-octane conspiracy thriller, The Event.
Roemer recently wrapped the Alcina Pictures film titled "The Love Child," starring opposite Donald Sutherland and Rebecca Romijn. The film portrays an ex-con who takes on one last heist after being coerced out of a plan to go straight by a loan shark. She can soon be seen in the features "Falling Up," "The Con Artist," the independent thriller "Locked In," and the independent drama "Waking Madison."
Roemer is known for her role in the hit film "Disturbia," in which she starred opposite Shia LaBeouf. Other film credits include "Fired Up"; the family drama "Hachiko" opposite Richard Gere and Joan Allen; the short film "Cutlass," opposite Virginia Madsen, Dakota Fanning and Kurt Russell; "Asylum"; and "The Grudge 2."
A native of San Diego, Roemer was always an avid athlete, and began a career in modeling at the age of 15. Currently, she resides in Los Angeles and enjoys surfing and horseback riding in her spare time.


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Research institutes
The Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research was established in June 1982 to assist and encourage Australia's agricultural scientists to use their skills for the benefit of developing countries, and at the same time work to resolve Australia's own agricultural problems.
The Asia Pacific Association of Forestry Research Institutions (APAFRI) is an independent nonprofit body that aims to enhance research and technology development capabilities in support of conservation and management of forest resources in the regions.
CSIRO Tropical Forest Research Centre, Australia
Centre for Forest Tree Technology in Victoria, Australia
European Forest Institute
The European Tropical Forest Research Network (ETFRN) is a forum for communication between European organisations, researchers, EU institutions and others concerned with subtropical forest research. The ETFRN Network seeks to promote the involvement of European research expertise in conservation and wise use of forest and woodland in tropical and subtropical countries.
Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM)
The World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) is an autonomous, nonprofit research institute that aims to improve human welfare by alleviating poverty, improving food and nutritional security, and enhancing environmental resilience in the tropics. ICRAF conducts partnership with national agricultural research systems for more sustainable and productive land use.
The International Development Research Centre is a public corporation created by the Canadian government to help communities in the developing world find solutions to social, economic, and environmental problems through research.
The International Forestry Resources and Institutions (IFRI) research program was initiated in 1992 at Indiana University to determine how to change processes leading to deforestation in many countries of the world, assess what type of institutions are associated with sustainable forest practices and help policy makers and forest users to design more effective forest policies.
The International Union of Forestry Research Organisations (IUFRO) is a nonprofit, nongovernmental international network of forest scientists. Its objectives are to promote international cooperation in forestry and forest products research.
The Kerala Forest Research Institute (KFRI) was established under the Science and Technology policy adopted by the Government of Kerala, India, as an autonomous institution to undertake research in areas such as forestry and biodiversity.
Resources for the Future is a nonprofit and nonpartisan organisation based in Washington, DC, that conducts independent research on environmental and natural resource issues, rooted primarily in economics and other social sciences.
The Tropenbos Foundation of the Netherlands aims to contribute effectively to the conservation and wise use of tropical rainforests, involve local research institutions and strengthen research capacity in tropical forest countries.
The mission of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew in the United Kingdom is to enable better management of the Earth's environment by increasing knowledge and understanding of the plant and fungal kingdoms. The Center for Economic Botany is a focal point for Garden research into useful and potentially useful plants.


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Top 10 College Towns 2012
About This List
True college towns are places where the identity of the city is both shaped by and complementary to the presence of its university, creating an environment enjoyable to all residents, whether they are enrolled in classes or not. They're true melting pots where young minds meet old traditions, and political, social and cultural ideas of all kinds are welcomed.
For our third annual list of best college towns, we considered several factors to determine which cities best represent that ideal.
First, we consulted with Robert Franek, senior vice president, publisher and author of Princeton Review's recently released 21st edition Best Colleges guidebook. In the book he lists what he called "key factors" that make a college town a great town for students, including: good location, weather and public transportation; a beautiful environment; friendly people; access to and availability of career opportunities; fun things to do off campus; and good college-community relations.
So we used the Best Colleges ranking as a starting point in identifying top-ranked universities within Livability.com's own listing of the Best Places to Live. Princeton Review's rankings consider colleges' educational innovation, diversity, community service, graduation rates and athletic program strength.
We then considered each city's total population and the ratio of students to non-students, because it doesn't seem right to call a place a college town if you can't tell classes are in session with a quick glance at the mix of people on a busy sidewalk.
We also looked for towns where it's clear the college is a big economic player in terms of jobs, as well as impacting the strength and diversity of the city's retail sector. In our picks, the college is not only a major employer, but also the reason for more plentiful shops, restaurants and entertainment businesses, most geared to younger people and academics.
We also factored in cost of living and walkability. What we found were 10 great towns where the college and city are inextricably linked to make it a great place to live, whether in a dorm or permanent home. Take a look at our picks for the Top College Towns of 2012.


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Well she came from humble beginnings and -- -- just became an international model who made her way to Hollywood.
Alana Stewart had two high profile marriages.
To actor George Hamilton and rock legend Rod Stewart she says there -- plenty of heart ache and pain underneath all of the glamour.
She shares are compelling story in her new memoir rear view mirror -- -- -- -- joins us now great to CEO.
Great to see you thank you for having me -- your marriage and not one but two lady killers.
Yes I guess.
Let's go through it what -- Stewart what was it like to be married to rod Stewart's.
Well in the beginning it was an incredible romantic fantasy and we had an amazing relationship and marriage and suddenly we had two little children and I had my third son from my marriage with George and you know things slowly start to change you know and that's I talk about the -- and in the book you know I talk about my marriage and because obviously was an important part of my life and I fell apart emotionally and physically when it broke -- it was a very difficult time for me in the end.
And then you met George Hamilton.
Well actually it was the other way around I met George when I was very young when I had just come from Texas and was modeling in new York and I always say I was very lucky because he was really terrific guy van and he still is a terrific guy now I -- a matter real -- -- That is young and not me even -- you're still good friends now we're very good friends yes.
Let's just hand then when you -- -- -- is next up.
I went to Acapulco to do modeling job when I first started modeling I was walking along the speech and I saw this figure come toward me and it was George Hamilton innings walking along in a bathing -- any of the sun reflector tucked under his arm he walked right by me I talk about in the -- and didn't even look at -- didn't glam aside what hate this that's and I that in just -- -- -- gorgeous thing I'd ever -- little that I ever imagine.
So loudly is gorgeous I -- about your life in in Hollywood -- what it's been like for you because you.
Came from very meager beginnings very meager beginning -- -- life.
Well I lived out in the country with my grandmother on a dirt road and we have an outhouse and there were weeks that we would live on potato soup when we didn't have any food.
And I learned.
From my grandmother I learned these real deep core -- his values and she was a woman of faith and she had a great belief in god.
And I think that that period of time up until I was nine years ago is probably what got through Mason.
And got me through some very difficult challenges in my life.
And in fact that you I think would describe yourself as right of center.
Politically yes definitely I'm I'm in the right place -- and who -- conservative yes I had so what does that didn't like to be in Hollywood project leader in this whole election cycle.
-- the interesting thing and I was telling.
Someone that you know when it -- many friends most of my friends are liberals and they -- to talk all the time with our past President Bush and he was constantly being -- and now they don't talk politics nearly so much.
And I think it's because you know maybe they're a little disappointed and and President Obama and end up.
I'm certainly disappointed you know and I keep hearing all these promises of you know he needs four more years and while I say let's let's finish off the last 41.
And growing up war.
And how you had to have sort of up by your bootstraps mentality and to survive everything you've gone through I assume that has informed your.
Political view well.
Really I mean I used to look at people who had money when we were very -- and I never felt like.
Entitled to what they had -- they should give me some of their money gave -- -- work ethic I mean it really made me wanna go out and work and and -- Do something make something of myself and my grandmother had so much price she would never take.
-- fair and she wouldn't even take credit if the local grocery store which was three miles away by the -- Well blustery talk all about it in your memoir rearview mirror -- she.
Thanks for sharing -- thank you so much pleasure.
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UNI drops close MVC contest to Evansville
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (UNI) — The University of Northern Iowa dropped a 54-51 overtime decision to the Evansville Purple Aces on Tuesday in the Ford Center.
UNI (11-11 overall, 4-6 Missouri Valley Conference) had a 47-41 lead after a Marc Sonnen 3-pointer with 90 seconds left in the game. But Evansville (13-9, 6-4 MVC) got 3-pointers from Colt Ryan and Ned Cox to tie the game and force overtime.
The Panthers had a chance to tie the Purple Aces in the closing seconds of overtime but Anthony James's three-pointer bounced off the room.
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Another baseball fan almost falls from the stands For the second time in as many days a fan fell from the stands chasing a home run ball. Luckily this tragedy was averted thanks to the quick reflexes of his friends and family. It is time for a little sanity please ~ Dave Scott


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Dream Downtown355 West 16th Street, Chelsea, New York, NY 10011 (Térkép megjelenítése)
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Pontszám 256 értékelés alapján
Awesome location
São Paulo
The beds were very comfortable. The lounge music was excellent for chilling out, access to the rooftop bar was great too.
Location, style,
Service was quite good and the location is one of the bests in NY.
Location was ideal, around some great restaurants Rooftop bar has amazing views Staff very helpful Rooms are very large by NYC standards
The staff were helpful and we had a nice room.
The staff was very welcoming and accomodating. The hotel was ideally located for fantastic walks through many of New York's wonderful neighborhoods.
Montreal, Quebec (Canada)
Fun hotel.. Sexy rooms. Nice juice bar in the lobby. There are several clubs in the building, so be aware that it gets quite mad late at night.. We enjoyed it, but if you're expecting somewhere quiet and reserved this may not be for you.
Beautiful lobby and restaurant
Halifax, NS
Amazing roof top bar
Dream is a flagship hotel in downtown Manhattan with a modern theme. It features a roof-top lounge with club overlooking the skyline, and an outdoor pool with private cabanas. Fitted with designer furnishings and numerous porthole windows, rooms at Dream Downtown come with Egyptian cotton bedding and courtesy plush bathrobes. Juices, smoothies, salads, fresh fruit and more are available at Melvin's Juice Box. French-inspired Japanese cuisine can also be enjoyed at the second restaurant Cherry. Guests can also enjoy 24 hour in-room dining. The concierge desk can arrange massages, various excursions and even walking dog services upon request. Hudson River Park is a 10-minute walk from this hotel. Greenwich Village and New York Penn Station are just 1 mile away. The Empire State Building is 5 minutes away by car. A szálláshely szobáinak száma: 316, Szállodalánc: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, Hampshire Hotels and Resorts. Ebbe a szállodába legutóbb Izlandról érkezett foglalás dec. 21. 12:30-kor.
Kültéri egységekterasz, napozóterasz, szabadtéri úszómedence (egész évben nyitva) Szabadidős lehetőségekfitneszközpont, masszázs, kerékpárkölcsönző, nightclub / DJ Étkezésbár, à la carte étterem, reggeli a szobában InternetA szállás egész területén Wi-Fi internet-hozzáférés biztosított, 12,95 USD per 24 óra áron. A szállás egész területén vezetékes internet-hozzáférés biztosított, 12,95 USD per 24 óra áron. ParkolásPrivát parkolási lehetőség a közelben (nem szükséges lefoglalni), 55 USD per nap áron. Szolgáltatások24 órás recepció, poggyászmegőrzés, szobaszerviz, tárgyalás / bankett lehetséges, üzleti központ, gyermekfelügyelet, mosoda, vegytisztítás, VIP szobalétesítmények, vasalási szolgáltatás, pénzváltó, cipőtisztítás, utazásszervezés, fax / fénymásolás, jegyiroda, ATM / bankautomata a helyszínen, concierge-szolgáltatás Általánosújságok, akadálymentesített szobák / létesítmények, családi szobák, lift, széf, fűtés, dizájnhotel, üzletek a szálláshely területén, antiallergén szoba, légkondicionálás Beszélt nyelvekspanyol, angol, francia Bejelentkezés15:00 órától Kijelentkezés12:00 óráig Lemondás /
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256 értékelés alapján Az értékeléseket vendégeink írták, miután megszálltak a(z) Dream Downtown szálláshelyén. |
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Awesome location
There was some noise from other rooms and from the corridor. Could be a more efficient sound isolation
The beds were very comfortable. The lounge music was excellent for chilling out, access to the rooftop bar was great too.
You had to pay for Wifi per device, not a room charge - Per Device. Both my husband and I had iPhones & iPads and the charge was per device which is crazy. This is the first hotel I've stayed in where we had to pay for Wifi usually it's free with the room. Also the first night next door was having people up to their room so not much sleep after a 7 hour flight. We did complain the next morning to reception, they received a number of complaints so we were not alone. It's an expensive place to stay so you expect a good nights sleep and wifi. On the plus side, it was comfortable with friendly staff.
Location, style,
noise in rooms during the night, small rooms,
Service was quite good and the location is one of the bests in NY.
Small room - even after an upgrade for kingsize bedroom. The worst tap installation in the bathroom.
Location was ideal, around some great restaurants Rooftop bar has amazing views Staff very helpful Rooms are very large by NYC standards
The staff
Rooms were so small Bed was not comfortable Booked a king room and was given a queen
The staff were helpful and we had a nice room.
It is very pricey for what you get.
The staff was very welcoming and accomodating. The hotel was ideally located for fantastic walks through many of New York's wonderful neighborhoods.
The fact that as a hotel guest I was requried to wait in line along with a business client and his companion so as to access the rooftop lounge before 9:00PM.
Fun hotel.. Sexy rooms. Nice juice bar in the lobby. There are several clubs in the building, so be aware that it gets quite mad late at night.. We enjoyed it, but if you're expecting somewhere quiet and reserved this may not be for you.
I am a designer and i loved the whole design of this hotel, everything was exceptional in its design and finish, far beyond the likes of any other hotel. I liked the pictures on the net before I booked but you most definitely have to see this place to believe it, especially the swimming pool, nestled between two asymmetric stainless steel towered walls that look like there are from another dement ion , the whole pool area is stunning but the jewel in the crown of this hotel is the AMAZING polished pierced stainless steel ceiling in the lobby / bar area, the walls dancing with light projected through piercings giving it a sublime beauty to mesmerise. It mesmerised me in the fact that this jewel in the foyer is actually the underneath of the swimming pool, and the dancing light being sun light refracting through the ripples of the water above, which as well as being just stunning is a phenomenal architectural achievement. Wow, I would stay here again just to soak up the detail of every area.
Beautiful lobby and restaurant
Scatterbrained and inattentive staff
Amazing roof top bar
Some part of roof top bar should be open to hotel quests at all times during private parties!
The staff is helpful and mostly, responsive. The location is excellent for city walking and touring. Good beds and towels. Security is exceptional.
If you are older than 30, the noise factor will kill you. It's a hotel that does big business at night, so be warned of the loud music. You must ask to have your room made up; it doesn't happen automatically. Minute closets. Very confusing phone operation. WiFi is expensive. If you remove something from the mini-bar and hold it in your hand for more than :60, you own it!! Be warned! Did not receive my wake- up call on departure day...CHAOS!
Love the work out room. The pool is amazing and it has quite a lovely vibrant bar scene if you are single or want to let go a little at night you don't have to leave your hotel.
The lighting in the room is tough to manage sometimes, the prices are a tad high, but overall great property to stay in while in NYC!!
small rooms, loud lobby
Location was great. Lovely pool and lobby area. Comfortable beds and great large shower in bathroom.
Staff were mainly very friendly although we found some of the male staff acted a bit like bouncers, especially those situated on the roof top bar. It was a bit off putting. It was also rather noisy at night and you could hear people in the next room even if they were on the telephone.
It was close to subways, good food and a cool market.
The walls were paper thin. Was woken up at 3 or 4am because of loud drunk people in the halls. You could hear people opening and closing their doors. The shower had mold in it. Some of the staff were rude and unhelpful.
Loved the hotel. Stayed there one night on business (NY Gift Show) and we couldn't have been happier. Gave us a fabulous NYC night stay and we didn't even have to leave the hotel.
This hotel is quirky cool in a fabulous location. The pool is magnificent.
No free wifi. No coffee maker in the room. Front of house staff are a bit frosty.
Facilities are gorgeous and sexy.great bars, furnishings, etc.
Beds were just ok -double room bed not the most comfortable, especially if you're sleeping two to a room. i like the midtown location rooms a bit more...
The staff are fabulous, very friendly, professional, cannot do more to help. The pool is great - at times (weekend afternoons when the sun is out) it is quite a "scene" which might annoy someone looking to relax but it is what it is (and at other times it is very relaxing). The restaurants are very good and the rooftop bar/club PHD is great on a Saturday (although be aware that it is run separately from the hotel so after 11 or so, being a hotel guest does not guarantee access). All in all, a friendly, lively, fun hotel.
Not much to compain about although I did think that some design elements in the rooms (the light switches, the bathroom sink, the bathroom doorhandle - you know what I am talking about!) elevated form over functionality a bit too much.
The vibe, the hotel location and the atmosphere were exactly what I wanted in a New York hotel. Entering the lobby is like being transported to another, more beautiful and hip, world. The staff were very friendly and attentive, particularly Thomas the barman who is masterful and quietly understated.
The basement nightclub woke me from sleep on different nights (seemed to be Sunday nights, random nights) at 4am as it was closing. The noise travelled up through the building, my bed and the pillow too. I was travelling with my teenage daughter, and she was disturbed by the noise too. We were at Dream Downtown for 13nights so this noise was a real disappointment.
Loved the swimming pool! Amazing design bedrooms and the PHD views coupled with amazing cocktails! My kids were constantly pampered by the staff. Super friendly staff and at all times ready to provide amazing tips for the entire family. My 10 and 12 year old loved their stay! Our 3.5 year old son enjoyed the swimming pool greatly.
The pool is the best part of the hotel.
As I arrived on Saterday night, I was not sure if its an hotel or a night club. Very loude music and young climbers all around. Room was full with smoking small although I asked for Non smoking room. I asked to change the room but the other room was even more smally! Later when I asked to visit the Bar on the upper floor, I was told it is not part of the hotel and I must pay to get in...??? I payed 450$ and felt stupied when I was asked to pay 1500$ for a taible as I was inviting 3 friends to join me. When I complained to the front desk people that managed to "snick" us in for 50$ per each! I find my self paying the extra 200$. The rooms are small and there was no dask to work and to connect to the Internet. Once I mannaged to connect I was ask to pay additional 10$ per day!! This hotel should be excluded from your list if you are not 25-30 and looking for party! And may I say highly over priced 4 what u get.
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Waldorf Astoria New YorkAz elegáns Waldorf Astoria hotel Manhattanben, a Park Avenue-n, a 5th Avenue híres üzleteitől mindössze pár háztömbre kínál vendégeinek fényűző szobákat márvány fürdőszobákkal.A legutóbbi foglalás időpontja: ma 20:44 kezdőár: HUF 50 018 |
Hudson, A Morgans OriginalA Hudson, A Morgans Original butikhotel fákkal és borostyánnal futtatott falakkal rendelkező, belső kerttel várja vendégeit.A legutóbbi foglalás időpontja: ma 20:22 kezdőár: HUF 27 303 |
The High Line HotelLocated steps from The High Line park, this historic New York City hotel in Chelsea is 6 minutes' walk from the restaurants and shops of Chelsea Market. Free Wi-Fi is accessible.A legutóbbi foglalás időpontja: ma 12:53 kezdőár: HUF 56 025 |


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In May 1940, Winston Churchill speaks on national radio for the first time as prime minister and calls for a struggle to the last breath against Nazi conquest and oppression.
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In one of his greatest speeches, delivered first before the House of Commons on June 18, 1940, and then broadcast to the nation, Winston Churchill inspires his countrymen to soldier on after the fall of France, assuring them that if Great Britain upholds its duty to fight, "men will still say, 'This was their finest hour.' "
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On the final day of the evacuation of Dunkirk, June 4, 1940, Prime Minister Winston Churchill speaks before the House of Commons, triumphant over the rescue of 338,226 Allied troops from advancing German forces. In the address he warns the nation to expect a German invasion and defiantly declares that Hitler's troops will meet an enemy prepared to "defend our island whatever the cost may be."
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In a speech delivered on November 16, 1934, Winston Churchill questions his country's policy of appeasing Hitler and raises concerns over the rising power of Nazi Germany.
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On July 29, 1940, just weeks into the Battle of Britain, British Secretary of State Robert Anthony Eden calls upon the resolve and fortitude of the people to defend against the attacks on the British mainland that will be a turning point in the war.
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URGENT - Syria Party Headquarters Blast
Published 3:40 AM CST Feb 21, 2013
(CNN) -- An explosion rocked central Damascus on Thursday, causing an unspecified number of casualties, Syrian government TV reported. A car bomb targeted the headquarters of the ruling Baath Socialist Party, said the opposition group Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
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"I don't believe in guilt, I believe in living on impulse as long as you never intentionally hurt another person, and don't judge people in your life. I think you should live completely free." -Angelina Jolie
Happy Birthday and Best Wishes to Angelina Jolie!
Today, she celebrates her 37th Birthday!


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Design your own 3D games with DeleD Community Edition
Delgine's DeleD Community Edition is probably the most intuitive 3D modeling tool we've tried, free or not, thanks to a logical layout and simple steps. While DeleD is optimized for game design, it's good for lots of other jobs, including image creation, educational videos, presentations, and prototyping. DeleD Community Edition is Open Source freeware that accepts plug-ins and is supported by a forum, wiki, and other collaborative resources.
DeleD's user interface got our attention right away because it manages to present a lot of complex controls, features, and information in a clean, efficient, and intuitive layout. … Read more