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We will also be living in increasing squalour and subsisting on cold pasta and wild strawberries foraged from the unmown back yard, because I don't see myself getting any housework or shopping done while they're both home. And remember, this year Mabel won't be napping. So by the time we go to the pool in the afternoons, she'll be overtired and the stress of getting her to leave at the end will be hardly worth the strain of getting them both there in the first place. (I would love to go to the pool in the morning, but it doesn't open to the public till 11, and going at lunchtime is asking for sunstroke/meltdowns/disaster.)
Don't worry, I'm sure I'm exaggerating. Dash has a week of camp, we're going to the beach for a week, we will have playdates and see friends and enjoy our freedom from the tyranny of school timetables and homework. I might even get the groceries delivered, or something.
I only mention it because this morning Mabel and I had a nice time, just the two of us. We tried to do this last week when I took her to Target on Friday morning and it all unravelled into a disaster because it turned out she was tired and hungry and in no mood to be helpful or even just neutral about the trip. I had to grab the essentials (milk and Gatorade) and retreat while I still had a shred of dignity. Then I came home and complained to Facebook, who told me in no uncertain terms that my mistake was trying to put "reasonable" and "three-year-old" in the same sentence.
But today, it worked out well.
First of all, I snatched victory from the jaws of disorientation, when I took the wrong exit and still navigated sure-footedly to the right place. (Mabel: Why do you always say that? Me: Say what? That I took the wrong exit? Surely I don't.) That seemed like a good omen.
Then we picked a toy for her right off the bat, and one for her absent brother too. I know, I know, bribery is of the devil, but I'm grateful to Target for providing the banks of one-dollar crap at the front doors, because they understand my life. Much as I hate to bring home extraneous junk, and spend money on things we didn't need, and make the kids think they're entitled to something new every damn time, and be a bad parent - today the payoff was worth it. Mabel found a lavender-coloured squishy rubber porcupine that entertained her for the next half hour, and I got Dash a couple of torpedos to throw around in the pool, because I learned my lesson last week at school pickup, my lesson being:
1) Just because he wasn't there doesn't make it fair that Mabel got a new thing and he didn't.
2) Mabel can in no way be relied on not to tell him that she got a new thing.
In fact, no. 2 went more like this:
Me, on the way to school: Mabel, don't tell Dash you got a new thing. Or at least, don't gloat.
Mabel: Okay, I won't gloat. I'll taunt him.
[Five minutes later, Dash runs out the door from school]
Mabel: Look, I got a new toy and you didn't.
Dash, to me, his theory that he is the unloved child finally proven: Waaahhh. Why didn't I get something?
Me, to the amassed other parents: Parenting fail.
And then we had a lovely time (back to today, I mean) wherein I got to wander around, try things on, even swimwear (Mabel, at the top of her voice, in the changing rooms: "Are those new underpants, Mommy?"), find the right moisturizer instead of just bunging the nearest thing in the cart and running, and check out at our leisure. Then we had a snack at Starbucks and I congratulated myself on my lovely, cooperative daughter. See, Facebook? Perfectly reasonable. Sometimes.


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I'm trying to put together a small paper that involves a few cichlids, among other things. However, the analysis requires a reasonably robust phylogeny, so that sister taxa can be identified.
Despite reading some of the recent papers on Mesoamerican cichlids, I've been unable to really get a handle on the sister group to Herichthys. It seems like Vieja is the correct candidate, but, well, Vieja also seems like something of a mess at the moment. Theraps and Paratheraps are also potential candidates, I think, but according to the latest Catalogue of Fishes/Fishbase.org, they're not even valid genera(despite being used repeatedly in major papers!). Is there a chance any cichlid taxonomy experts could shine some light on this for me?

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If a moderator needs to contact a user (and it's not severe enough to warrant a moderator message), it's common to make a private room and ping them. The procedure is:
- Create a new chatroom (named "Room for UserA and UserB")
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- Find the user's chat account
- Add them to the room's write ACL
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TACA Workshop in 'Shameless Self-Promotion for Artists' Comes to Watkins March 23-24
Art Biz Coach Alyson Stanfieid To Share Marketing Wisdom;
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The Tennessee Association of Craft Artists (TACA) will bring Alyson B. Stanfield, the "Art Biz Coach," to Nashville for a spring workshop to teach artists how to promote themselves in today's ever-changing marketplace. The noted art business consultant and ArtBizBlog.com founder will present Shameless Self-Promotion for Artists on Saturday, March 23, and Sunday, March 24, at Watkins College of Art, Design & Film. Topics covered will equip artists of all media with tools to market their work in-person and online.
Attendees will learn traditional and modern marketing tools to advance their art careers. Sessions include discussions of tried-and-true methods that involve organizing and expanding contact lists and drafting the perfect artist statement. Stanfield also discusses trending topics involving the do's and don'ts of artist websites, learning to build and maintain a blog and utilizing the best practices of social media in easy-to-grasp terms even today's Luddites will understand. With Stanfield's guidance, artists make use of their newfound knowledge by creating an action plan of how to put these lessons to work in their careers. The Saturday session runs 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Sunday's is 9:30 a.m. to noon; check out the schedule here.
Stanfield reveals that her workshops are more than the content-rich sessions she leads; there is a great deal of "networking that goes on between the artists in the room. I carefully craft networking moments throughout the workshop and am delighted at the synergy in the room. It almost always continues well beyond the workshop room." With so many opportunities for creatives throughout the state, Stanfield shares, "I'm super excited to come to Tennessee."
Studio artist Donna Branch volunteered to head this workshop for TACA because of her passion for Stanfield's lessons. "After working with Alyson for several years, I've found that her guidance is always 'spot on.' I've always enjoyed her direct approach and working with her individually definitely increases the level of accountability."
Tickets for the Shameless Self-Promotion for Artists workshop are available for $170 and at a discounted rate of $140 for TACA members. Students pay just $75 to attend the day-and-a-half long workshop. This price includes a networking session on Saturday night. Seats for the workshop may be reserved online at tennesseecrafts.org/events.html or by calling 615-736-7600.
Watkins College of Art, Design & Film is located at 2298 Rosa L. Parks Boulevard in Nashville's MetroCenter. Free parking is available in the campus lot.
About Alyson B. Stanfield
Alyson B. Stanfield is the author of I'd Rather Be in the Studio! The Artist's No-Excuse Guide to Self-Promotion. She works with artists as well as galleries and cultural organizations who want to promote themselves and sell more art.
An artists' advocate and consultant, Alyson has been advising artists since the early 1990s, when she was a museum curator. In early 2002, she founded Art Biz Coach, which helps artists with their businesses and careers through online classes, publications, individual consultations, and a free weekly newsletter that is delivered to artists on six continents. This work has led to seminars and keynote addresses in 26 states.
With "giving back" as part of her mission, Alyson launched artbizconnection.com in 2005. This website gives away marketing plans to artists who agree to meet regularly and support each other in their career goals. The nine-session, self-guided series is free of charge to all participants. Artist salons using artbizconnection.com have sprouted up in communities all over the U.S., in addition to Canada and the U.K.Visi
Visit her blog at ArtBizBlog.com.
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Founded in 1965, the Tennessee Association of Craft Artists (TACA) is a statewide, non-profit organization dedicated to encouraging, developing and promoting crafts and craftspeople in Tennessee.Through the use of craft fairs, workshops, events and exhibitions, TACA works to introduce the public to the art of fine craft while providing a forum for creative and personal expression for the artists. For more information, visit tennesseecrafts.org.


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Undead or Alive: A Zombedy | Actor | Elmer Winslow | 1 | |
All-Star Superman | Voice | Superman | 5 | |
Beautiful Dreamer | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
That Old Feeling | Actor | Keith Marks | 1 | |
Thieves Quartet | Actor | Ray Higgs | 1 | |
Tortured | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Group Sex | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Face/Off | Actor | Buzz | 1 | |
Date of Mirth | Actor | Dr James Morgan | 1 | |
The Man in the Iron Chair | Actor | Daryl | 1 | |
Talk To The List | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
The Discarded | Actor | Curran | 1 | |
Drew Tries Hot Salsa | Actor | Daryl | 1 | |
Season: 3 | Actor | Mr Lyle | 1 | |
Season: 4 | Actor | Mr Lyle | 1 | |
Comic Relief 2006 (2005-2006) | Actor | n/a | 2005 | 1 |
The Pretender: The Island of the Haunted (2000-2001) | Actor | My Lyle | 2000 | 1 |
A Merry Mickey Celebration (2002-2003) | Actor | n/a | 2002 | 1 |
The 41st Annual CMA Awards (2006-2007) | Actor | Presenter | 2006 | 1 |
The 40th Annual CMA Awards (2005-2006) | Actor | Presenter | 2005 | 1 |
Fortunate Son | Actor | Geoffrey Roizman | 1 | |
Season: 2 | Actor | Jack Bullock | 1 | |
Season: 1 | Actor | Dr Zwaneveld | 1 | |
The 11th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (2003-2004) | Actor | Presenter | 2003 | 1 |
Idol Gives Back 2 (2006-2007) | Actor | n/a | 2006 | 1 |
Season: 1 | Actor | Lt. Cmdr. Bruce Carmichael | 1 | |
Season: 3 | Actor | Jimmy Bender | 1 | |
Season: 2 | Actor | Mr Lyle | 1 | |
Moloney (1995-1996) | Actor | Rocky Talese | 1995 | 1 |
VH1 Big In '04 (2003-2004) | Actor | Interviewee | 2003 | 1 |
The 2005 American Music Awards (2004-2005) | Actor | Presenter | 2004 | 1 |
Talk To The List | Writer | Additional Material | 4000008 |
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Appeared in "That Old Feeling"(1997), "Face/Off"(1997) and "Primary Colors"(1998) in quick succession |
Received guest roles on "Sliders" (Fox) and "Dark Skies" (NBC) |
Spent the next four years selling advertising for two radio stations and then for the CBS affiliate in Nashville |
Began his theatrical career playing the role of 'George Gibbs' in a production of "Our Town" |
Reprised the role of 'Mr. Lyle' in the TV movies "Pretender 2001" and "Pretender: The Island Of The Haunted," which aired on TNT after NBC cancelled the show |
Headed up the cast of the ABC series "Threat Matrix", as Special Agent John Kilmer |
Portrayed Kentucky preacher 'C.C. Showers' in the Chicago production of "The Diviners," which gained him a Joseph Jefferson Award nomination for a Best Actor (Chicago's only theater award) |
Starred as the mild-mannered 'Steven' in the play, "In Walked Monk" |
Was a company member at The Griffin Theater and at Strawdog Theater Ensemble |
Played 'Stanley' in the Chicago production of "A Streetcar Named Desire" |
Moved to Chicago to try acting full-time |
Cast as sexy plumber 'Mike Delfino' on the ABC Drama "Desperate Housewives" |
Landed the role of the eerily sociopathic 'Mr. Lyle' on the NBC series "The Pretender" |
Will star opposite Chris Kattan as cowboys in the indie zombie comedy "Wanted: Undead or Alive" |
Had guest starring roles on "Two Guys and a Girl," "Ally McBeal" and the "West Wing" |
Cast opposite Kim Delaney in Steven Bochco's short-lived series "Philly" (ABC) |
Born James Thomas Denton, Jr. in Nashville, TN on Jan. 20, 1963, he would use the nickname "Jamie" for much of his life, until reverting to the more formal "James" as a successful actor. Denton was raised by parents J.T. and Mary Jean in the town of Goodlettsville, TN, graduating from the local high school prior to attending the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. There on a basketball scholarship, Denton was a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, majored in television/journalism, and graduated with a degree in advertising. Although his father had been involved in community theater, Denton did not try his hand at acting until the age of 23, when he was cast as George Gibbs in a local Nashville production of "Our Town." At the time, Denton was selling advertising for two local CBS Radio affiliates, but when the acting bug bit, he moved briefly to North Carolina, performing in various theater productions, before moving on to Chicago, where he pursued his newfound craft fulltime. He became a company member at the Windy City's Griffin Theater and the Strawdog Theater Ensemble, working steadily in several productions around town. Among his many credits was the portrayal of Kentucky preacher C.C. Showers in the play "The Diviners," for which Denton was nominated for that year's Jeff Award for Best Actor - the Chicago theater community's most prestigious theater award.
Shortly thereafter, Denton made the move to Los Angeles. Before long, he began landing guest spots on various television series, including a 1995 episode of the sci-fi adventure series "Sliders" (Fox/syndicated, 1994-2000). Things picked up the following year, with brief turns on shows like the paranormal thriller "Dark Skies" (NBC, 1996-97), and the military courtroom procedural "JAG" (NBC, 1995-96/CBS, 1996-2005). In 1997, Denton made an impression when he joined the cast of the action-adventure series "The Pretender" (NBC, 1996-2000), in a recurring role as the sinister sociopath, Mr. Lyle. Poised for breakout success, it was around this time that Denton was tapped as a regular cast member for the unaired ABC pilot "L.A. Med." Small film roles were also coming his way; among them, a not insubstantial part in the Bette Midler romantic comedy "That Old Feeling" (1997). Denton was also cast in the over-the-top John Woo-directed shoot-em-up, "Face/Off" (1997), starring the scenery-chewing duo of John Travolta and Nicholas Cage. The disappointment of another unaired pilot for ABC - the veterinary-themed sitcom "The Hanleys" - was balanced out by an appearance in the Bill Clinton-inspired dramedy, "Primary Colors" (1998), once again starring John Travolta, and directed by revered filmmaker Mike Nichols.
As "The Pretender" came to a close and the new millennium began, Denton kept busy with frequent guest appearances on a slew of other television series. Recurring roles on the Ryan Reynolds sitcom "Two Guys and a Girl" (ABC, 1999-2001) and the quirky courtroom comedy "Ally McBeal" (FOX, 1997-2002), as well as a turn on the Aaron Sorkin political drama "The West Wing" (NBC, 1999-2006), were just a few of the appearances the actor made in 2000. The following year, Denton was given the opportunity to reprise his role as Mr. Lyle in the made-for-TV movies "The Pretender 2001" and "The Pretender: The Island of the Haunted" (TNT, 2001). It was also at this time that producer Steven Bochco cast him as the hunky Judge Augustus Ripley opposite Kim Delaney in the ratings-impaired courtroom drama "Philly" (ABC, 2001-02). Although the show lasted barely a season, there was more work to be had by Denton, with quest spots in 2002 on "The Drew Carey Show" (ABC, 1995-2004) and a return appearance on "JAG" in 2003. Then, after an extensive casting call, Denton was cast as John Kilmer, the head of an ultra-elite Homeland Security task force, in the political thriller "Threat Matrix" (ABC, 2003-04). As the lead of his own series, it was the highest profile role Denton had ever landed. Due to an unfavorable timeslot and poor ratings, however, the series was cancelled after one season.
In 2004, everything changed for Denton when he went from unknown working actor to primetime heartthrob after joining the cast of "Desperate Housewives" (ABC, 2004- ). The show became an overnight sensation, and Denton, who played "plumber with a past" Mike Delfino - the object of desire for Teri Hatcher's character, Susan - was catapulted into the media spotlight like never before. Hungry for more mature handsome leading men, People magazine placed him on their annual "Sexiest Man Alive" list that year. With his notoriety greatly increased, Denton - a longtime guitar player - was asked to join the celebrity musical group, Band From TV. Featuring the talents of founder Greg Grunberg of "Heroes" (NBC, 2006-2010) and Hugh Laurie of "House M.D." (FOX, 2004- ), the band frequently played at fundraising events around the country, donating all proceeds to charity. Capitalizing on his popularity, Denton managed to squeeze in guest appearances on the folksy sitcom "Reba" (The WB, 2001-06/The CW, 2006-07) during the first and second seasons of "Housewives." Obviously comfortable with being surrounded by beautiful women, Denton was also enlisted to host "Miss America 2006" (CMT, 2006).
Even as "Desperate Housewives" continued apace, Denton kept his hands in various other projects, such as a role in the independent zombie-western "Undead or Alive" (2007), an appearance in an episode of the ambitious fantasy series "Masters of Science Fiction" (ABC, 2006-07), as well as poking at himself with cameos in two episodes of the celebrity psychiatry comedy, "Head Case" (STARZ, 2006-09). A lifelong sports fan, Denton became co-owner of the minor league baseball team the Orange County Flyers in 2007, actively participating in the operations as much as his busy schedule would allow. For a change of pace, Denton provided the voice of the Man of Steel in the animated direct-to-DVD movie "All-Star Superman" (2001), based on the critically acclaimed comic book series by writer Grant Morrison and artist Frank Quitely.
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Deana Carter | Companion | Dated in high school; No longer together |
Erin Denton | Wife | Married Dec. 16, 2002 |
J Denton | Father | Born Sept. 11, 1930; Died July 15, 1993; James had a tattoo on his arm with his father's initials, dates of birth and death, and his military rank |
Malin Denton | Daughter | Born March 22, 2005 in Los Angeles, CA; mother, Erin O'Brien Denton |
Sheppard Denton | Son | Born in 2003; mother, Erin O'Brien Denton |
Jenna Ward | Wife | Married in 1997; Divorced in 2000 |
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A step aboard the Jeanie Johnston is a step towards understanding the daunting experience of the millions of people who crossed the Atlantic in tall ships, seeking survival and hope in the New World of North America.This ship is an accurate replica of the original Jeanie Johnston, which sailed between Tralee in Co. Kerry and North America between 1847 and 1855. During that time it carried 2,500 people on the seven week journey and despite the hardships and risks, no lives were lost on any of its trips.
The replica gives a vivid sense of the challenges faced by emigrants as they fled from poverty and famine and were thrown together with strangers in cramped conditions, braving a 3,000 mile voyage buffeted by gales and harsh seas.
The ship is is docked at Custom House Quay in Dublins city centre and is OPEN FOR VISITORS with guided tours being conducted daily.
A tour of the re-created Jeanie Johnston enables visitors to see what it was like on board a wooden tall ship during the Famine era. It conveys a deep sense of history and is a memorable experience for all who come on board.
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Yeah, Louis looked Tofu white in CBWH, they should have got him to advertise those Japanese Whitening skincare product *joke*Originally posted by botan
Oh my I totally forgot that Louis was in CBWH too. How can I forget about Louis. He was okay, a bit stiff but he just started at that time. My how he has changed from being paley with very red lips to being extremely dark.
Most of the big star in this shows have very little screen time, I think Sek Sau was in the same episode with Julian as his supervisor and he definitely got more screen time.Julian is the main reason that I want to watch ICAC but I don't mind the rest of the cast. Yeah, only 15 mins but such a big picture of him on the poster. Kind of misleading, almost made me think he would get a lot of screentime.


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Summary (Magill's Survey of World Literature, Revised Edition)
In Villette, Brontë once again tells the story from the point of view of an autobiographical narrator. Unlike Jane Eyre, however, the narrator of Villette, Lucy Snowe, is neither entirely reliable nor likable. Her unpleasant nature and habit of withholding information from the reader is responsible for the lack of critical consensus about Villette. While some literary scholars see the novel as a well-constructed discourse on the repressive nature of Victorian society, others view it as a disordered representation of a neurotic character. The mixed response to Villette was evident in the first reviews it received, and it never achieved the popularity of Jane Eyre.
There are marked similarities between Villette and Jane Eyre: Both narrators are orphans, both teach to earn their livings, and both consider themselves unattractive. In both novels, Brontë drew on her own experience to create a realistic setting; indeed, Villette is placed in the same Belgian territory as Brontë's first novel, The Professor. Yet Villette differs from the previous novels in a number of important ways. Formally, the shifting focus, plot coincidences, and length of time that passes between Lucy's narration and the events that she recounts all challenge the conventions of the realistic novel. This departure is particularly evident in the ending, when Lucy refuses to explain what has...
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As a young girl, Lucy Snowe visits her godmother, Mrs. Bretton, about twice each year. It is a warm, active household, and Lucy loves Mrs. Bretton. During one of Lucy's visits, young Polly Home, whose widowed father is leaving England for the Continent, comes to stay with the Brettons. Polly is mature and worldly for her years, and she develops a tender, almost maternal, fondness for Mrs. Bretton's son, Graham. Because Lucy shares a room with the young visitor, she becomes the recipient of her confidences. Polly's father had originally intended to send his daughter to Mrs. Bretton's home for an extended stay, but he becomes lonely for her and returns to take his daughter back to Europe with him. Lucy's visits with the Brettons come to an end when they lose their property and move away. After that, Lucy loses track of her godmother.
As a grown woman, Lucy earns her living by acting as a companion to elderly women. Tiring of her humdrum existence, she travels to France. There an unusual chain of circumstances leads her to the city of Villette and to a school run by Madame Beck and her kinsman, Monsieur Paul Emanuel. Owing to Lucy's calm disposition, ready wit, firm character, and cultivated intellect, she soon receives an appointment as instructor of English at the school.
Attending the school is Ginevra Fanshawe, a pretty but flighty and selfish girl whose relationship with Lucy takes the form of a scornful friendship. Madame Beck...
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When the Pond hockey tourney got cancelled due to no Ice at marina they changed it to street hockey at erie basin marina parking lot. Nick got six 40 yr olds together and the rest is History. 5 Straight wins no losses and we were champions of the 40 and over division. We wore old Sabres Slug pullovers until we won the semi finals when we and our opponent for the finals were given Labbats Jerseys blue and white. When it was over we won 13-9. Trophys and Beer and of course the jerseys were the Prizes for first, cant beat that. Pictured are The Duke (ME), Nick Izzo, Rick Izzo, Jim Zablonki, Mark Berta and Larry Kilton.
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The celebratory champagne should be well-chilled by now. After years of manufacturing delays and cost overruns, the state-of-the-art Boeing 787 Dreamliner makes its North American debut Sunday morning, toting more than 200 eager United Airlines passengers from Houston to Chicago.
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on 27-04-2012 01:33 PM - last edited on 28-04-2012 11:16 AM by SuperFastZombie
Hi !
So this morning I brought the DLC pack Reverie and Resurrection. I installed and updated the game and was hoping to try out the new content.
But when I start the game, the new contents doesnt show up in the quest book. I have completed chapter 12 on warrior difficulty so the new contents should be avaliable to me, but it isnt.
I´ve tried deleting and redownloading the patch and the DLC but that doesnt work either.
Please help with this problem
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on 27-04-2012 01:37 PM
on 27-04-2012 03:04 PM
on 28-04-2012 07:11 AM
oh well okey, I suppose they are not the same region.
But cant I fix that somehow? its really anoying that I spent about 15 euro for some dlc that I wont be able to play
Im gonna check the regions after work (not that it would do that much )
Thanks guys
on 28-04-2012 11:57 AM
on 28-04-2012 04:03 PM
That makes most sense I belive, I cant what region my game is on, but the cover got a different apperances with a language im not sure of.
Anyhow I guess my game is not EU and the DLC is EU.
Its really annoying and im gonna try something for a refund, doesnt feel worth it to buy a new game copy.
Thanks for the help all !
on 28-04-2012 11:28 PM
on 29-04-2012 10:30 AM
oh so that is the region code, I would never have figured that one out.
Still it says "BLUS" and under it some letters "30339".
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that would be a region 1 (US) Version. what u need to find to make the dlc work is a region 2 castlevaina lords of shadow disc -
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Step into Robert Kellar's physiology and anatomy class at NAU and you'll learn how the human body works. But, step into his lab an you'll learn how to grow human skin. Dr. Kellar can teach plants how to manufacture human protein.
A long-awaited report Wednesday on the Yarnell Hill Fire from last June finally provided at least some answers as to how — and more importantly why — 19 hotshots died. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer takes a closer look.
The state Industrial Commission Wednesday imposed the maximum $559,000 fine possible on the state Forestry Division following the deaths of 19 firefighters earlier this year at Yarnell Hill. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer reports.
A panel of economists said Wednesday they believe the state's economic future appears to be a chicken-and-egg situation. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer explains.
Drought is a universally understood phenomenon — especially here in the arid Southwest. But what does drought really mean? To help define the term, and the concept, scientists use several commonly used drought indices. Each summarizes thousands of data points on rainfall and other information into a single handy number.
Soon Arizonans will pay far less to gain access to the state's public records. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer explains.
A new oversight team will be reviewing how Arizona Child Protective Services operates. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer reports that Gov. Jan Brewer wants answers to some basic operational questions regarding CPS.
The state's charter schools want the Court of Appeals to force lawmakers to give them more funding, a lot more. Arizona Public Radio's Howard Fischer reports.
It's estimated that by the new year, more than 60 million Americans will be using iPads. NAU geologist Lisa Skinner is already using them in the field with her students as a geologist time machine of sorts.
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There's a place I go, in my mind's eye, when the day has been filled with a lot of those little frustrations that vex the spirit: It's an old farmstead on the coast of Maine, with a green lawn that slopes gently to the sea, barns that hum with the quiet, contented energy of people doing something they love, and a scenic waterfront where one lovely wooden boat after another awaits your command ... This is WoodenBoat School. And it's a little piece of heaven for anyone who loves the water and traditional boats.
The scenery of Blue Hill peninsula is your first indication that you're headed somewhere magical. It's beautiful, of course — it is Maine, after all. But as you drive east on Route 175, along Blue Hill Bay, you get farther and farther away from big-box stores, traffic, modern stuff. There is nothing but beautiful blue-black water to one side, peppered with lobster boats and lined by rocks, evergreens and old houses with attached barns.
Brooklin, Maine, which is home to WBS, is a small town with a general store, a library and a year-round population of about 700 people. But WoodenBoat's presence has an enormous impact on the area, bringing 700 to 800 students to the town each year for the approximately 100 courses it offers, which range from sailing to marine electrics, scrimshaw to figurehead carving, wooden boat surveying to blacksmithing.
Jon Wilson founded WoodenBoat magazine in 1974 and has been phenomenally successful, growing his readership from 9,000 subscribers after his first year in print to 100,000 readers within 10 years, adding two new titles (Professional Boatbuilder and Small Boats magazines) and starting the WoodenBoat School in 1981. What you feel when you're at WBS is that a place that's as wonderful, as communal and as dedicated to something as supposedly impractical, beautiful and arcane as wooden boats has got to be the result of real vision. It doesn't just happen. Though Wilson is less involved in the school and magazines than he used to be, he has tapped into a deep vein of passion for wooden boats that is self-perpetuating, if not self-sustaining (as the hard-working staff surely knows). What Wilson has created at WoodenBoat School, with the help of Rich Hilsinger, who runs it with gusto and grace, is like a wooden boat Disneyland, minus the plastic perfection and the cartoon characters come to life ... Here, adulation is reserved for any handmade craft of gorgeous lines that's been built with enough love and care to last a lifetime. It's like Brigadoon with brightwork! Maybe that's why 60 percent of the student body each week is alumni.
Early this summer, I made my second trip to the WoodenBoat campus, but my first as a bona fide student. My partner, Karyn, made the trip with me: We were going to build a Northeaster Dory! John C. Harris, the owner of Chesapeake Light Craft (CLC), would be teaching our class, and we'd be constructing this 17½-foot beauty in 5½ days (read more about the boat here and see the complete photo gallery). Looking at Harris' finished dory on sawhorses outside the barn, and knowing my general skill level, that seemed highly unlikely. I had imagined myself capable of creating a shorter, squatter, uglier boat, maybe something with a flat bottom, but not this long, lean, elegant lapstrake craft ... How the hell was I going to build this?
The design is Harris' own and is constructed with CLC's patented LapStitch process and a pre-cut kit. On Monday, after a Sunday evening welcome and introduction, we got to work: We sanded the hull panels, made of 6 mm okoume, and assembled the frames, the thwarts, the rails and the transom. Harris introduced us to MAS odorless epoxy, which would become our best friend in the days ahead as we mixed cup after cup of the stuff, sometimes with additives, to various consistencies for multiple purposes.
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Local resident brings much-needed aid to fifth-world country
The medical team travels to different villages diagnosing and providing first-aid care. There have been times, Epperson said, the team has used its funds to send someone with a severe condition to the hospital.
Epperson describes the people as beautiful and happy. She also said starving is a normal state of affairs to them. During her first trip, Epperson said seeing the extent of starvation surprised her the most.
"It's horrible to see people that hungry," she said.
She said children eat rocks, sticks and mudpies because it feels better to be full.
The most common condition the medical team treats is worms, the number one killer in Haiti. Epperson said the tapeworms, which can get up to 15 feet long, steal whatever nutrition people eat.
All it takes is one pill every six months to deworm people, Epperson said.
The team also gives out a lot of antibiotics and treats coughs and colds, malaria, typhoid and charcoal burns. The team organizes thousands of Ziploc bags with color-coded dots for each member of the family. As the medicine is put in the bag, an interpreter explains to the mother what each item is.
In addition, the team tries to provide luxury items, including powdered milk, vitamins and raisins.
The mission trips last approximately eight days. The team, which can vary from eight to 20 people, flies to Haiti from Florida with tubs of food, including meats and vegetables. The medical supplies are already in Haiti at the Love A Child compound near the Dominican Republic border.
Epperson said every plane is filled with people going to Haiti to make a small difference in a few hundred lives, saving a few from death, postponing death and demonstrating God's love that might give some hope for today.
When the team arrives in Haiti, Epperson said they are immediately put in vehicles and transported out of the city in order to protect them from being robbed. She said they are never allowed to sightsee or go shopping in the city.
For the first couple of days, Epperson said the team is busy organizing medical supplies before traveling to one of the mountainous villages. The supplies and team members are transported via truck, which Epperson describes as a dump truck.
When the team arrives at the village, Epperson said they find the flattest place to construct the clinic using whatever is available — trees, rope or duct tape.
Once the clinic is up and running, Epperson said people are already waiting. Families of eight to 10 people will walk through river beds and steep mountains for as much as three days to visit the clinic and will stand in the hot sun with no water just to get some medical care.
The team always runs out of time and supplies and when the clinic closes down, Epperson said the team has to leave behind people who have been standing in line for two days and were not able to receive care.
"It's heartbreaking to drive away and leave them standing there," she said.
Epperson's journey to Haiti began when she first started sending money for Love A Child's beans and rice program, which provides food for the Haitians. She then put in an application to go to Haiti on a mission trip.
Epperson moved to Florida in 2003 and visited the Love A Child office in Naples, Fla. While visiting the office, she was able to meet the missionaries from Haiti and tour the warehouse.
Epperson said she felt Love A Child didn't run an extravagant operation and is a good steward of its resources.
She said she has always been interested in helping other people and always had a desire to be a missionary.
When Haiti became available, Epperson said, "Ok, this is it."
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Twenty-five percent of the children in Haiti die before they turn 5-years old and women can have up to eight to 10 children.
On its compound, Love A Child compound has a 125 capacity orphanage. Some of the orphans are children whose mothers have died in childbirth and whose fathers gave them away. Epperson said all of the orphans in the Love A Child orphanage are not up for adoption because the missionaries have adopted them.
Many of the trees in Haiti have been deforested for charcoal. The lack of trees causes mudslides when it rains. Epperson said where there were once rice fields, there is now dried, cracked land.
When the team stays in the villages, Epperson said they must be flexible. If it starts raining, the team must quickly pack up the clinic and get off the mountain. She said the roads are like peanut butter and if the team doesn't get out of the area soon, the vehicles could just slide off the mountain.
Eighty percent of the population of Haiti live in poverty and 50 percent of Haitians over the age of 15 years old are illiterate.
Some of the villages have no water for drinking, bathing, washing clothes or growing crops. There is open sewage and water pigs and goats walk everywhere dropping worms.
Epperson said the government is one of the most corrupt in the world and neighboring countries are reluctant to help. She said if items were sent to Haiti to help the people, the government would probably take it before it ever got into the hands of the people. She said the government would possibly sell the items on the black market.
In addition to the compound, the missionaries who founded Love A Child built a medical facility and 10 private schools, some of which are in the mountainous villages. The schools provide students with one meal a day — a big plate of rice and beans. Epperson said it is often the children's only meal for the day.
Clean water is scarce in Haiti and Epperson said Love A Child has drilled four wells to provide clean water.
The missionaries have also started a fish farm, grown a big garden and have a carpentry shop. Food from the garden goes to the orphanages and schools, but is also used to teach the Haitians how to grow their own produce.
Not only does Love A Child provide resources, but also teaches them how to be self-sufficient and take care of themselves, Epperson said. She said the missionaries have given the Haitians millions of seeds to grow their own produce.
Love A Child the organization has been working in Haiti for 30 years.
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Former running back for the Atlanta Falcons, Jamal Anderson, was arrested early Sunday morning for suspicion of DUI, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution.
Since his retirement from the team in 2001, Anderson has had numerous scrapes with the law, including charges of cocaine and marijuana possession, which were later dropped. Anderson also got into trouble with the IRS owing them close to $1 million in back taxes.
In his latest run in with the law, Anderson was arrested for DUI, when police pulled him over for impeding traffic around 4:30 a.m. Sunday morning. Apparently, the footballer was driving very slowly and police believed he was intoxicated. He was arrested and booked into a Dekalb County jail.
Anderson was a fan favorite in the 90s and help lead the Falcons into their first and only appearance at the Super Bowl.
Anderson now joins the ranks of former and current NFL players who have been charged with DUI. A full report has not been made available
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A live blackbird with clipped wings was placed on the floor before Harry Cain's young wild cat the other day, and the little savage killed the bird and ripped it open in about 10 seconds.
A fine lot of trout from the headwaters of the Dutch Hill ditch came into town Tuesday and sold like hotcakes at six pounds for a dollar.
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Milt Cain is doing the public a service by blasting out the rocks in the road near the bridge over the Susan River.
Long Valley Creek is a nasty piece of water to cross when it is high.
The bottom is all quicksand and the stream rushes along like a millrace so that it is very hard for horses to keep their feet.
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According to a study by "a celebrated Berlin physician," a man who wanted to preserve his strength and health and live a long life ought to marry.
The doctor compared the death rate for single and married men between the ages of 30 and 45 and found it 27 percent for single men but only 18 percent for married men. At age 60, there were 22 bachelors compared to 48 married men. At age 70, there were 11 bachelors compared to 27 married men. By age 90, there were only three bachelors compared to nine married men.
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"Kate's Light" by Chris Levine, seen at PULSE art fair in Miami.
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"Kate's Light" by Chris Levine, seen at PULSE art fair in Miami.
(Image courtesy of Chris Levine and The Fine Art Society. Text by Jenny Bahn)
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Takashi Murakami having fun last Wednesday at an Art Basel event hosted by Silencio & Miami Design District, curated by Pharrell Williams and the artist himself.
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From their respective homes in Brooklyn and Venice Beach, longtime friends Drew Innis and Matt Titone hold down both coasts with their online surfing outfit, Indoek. With their creative backgrounds in photography and graphic design, the boys have created the consumate culture for surfers with a keen eye for aesthetics. Music, videos, teepees, you name it. If it's on the beach and you need it, they'll tell you what's good.
Jenny Bahn: Where do you consider an escape this holiday season?
Matt Titone: Since I am not traveling home this year, I consider my backyard my escape this holiday season. We'll have one of our Wavewam teepees set up back there next to the fire pit. It is a nice little hangout shelter for reading or napping in. I also plan on going camping…[MORE] more up north — of course bringing the teepee along for the ride! It's such a good beach and camping accessory, it makes a nice mobile "escape".
JB: What was your most glorious moment of 2013?
Drew Innis: Launching our Indoek Kickstarter and getting funded was the most glorious moment. It was a full-time job managing the campaign and it was really rewarding to not only reach our goal, but exceed it.
JB: Top five things you pack when leaving town?
DI: 1) Camera, 2) Wax kit, 3) Flannels, 4) Surf trucks, 5) Good reading material
JB: Any goals for 2014? Dare we day the word "resolution"?
MT: Our goals for Indoek are simply to keep creating more original content and products.
JB: What's your fav eBay find ever?
MT: I found some amazing old '70s LUI magazines on eBay recently — absolute gems. They are so beautifully art directed and inspiring. Great articles. too ;)
DI: Several years ago, I found a great deal on a vintage, mint-condition Polaroid SLR 680 camera. The seller had found it in his grandfather's closet unopened and in the original packaging.
Miami-based event producer Amanda Murphy shows off her long and lean frame with a cropped number by Panamanian designer Chajin, paired with killer shoes from Celine and a vintage purse scored at a garage sale. When she shops on eBay, she's got her eye on one-of-a-kind pieces she can't find around town, like a Ralph Lauren maxi-skirt from the '80s she scooped up once. What's on her holiday wish list? A Celine coat, even though living in Miami means she doesn't really need one.
(Photo courtesy of Melodie Jeng for TIS. Text by Jenny Bahn)
When it comes to outerwear, Stella McCartney reigns supreme. With expert tailoring and unique shapes, a Stella coat should be at the top of anyone's holiday wish list. If you're feeling flush, check out this brand new piece from her Fall 2013 collection. Click here to see.
(Photo courtesy of eBay seller tonsils89. Text by Jenny Bahn)
Want to give the gift of art but can't afford the real deal? This little piece from the artist KAWS — found in eBay curator (and musical powerhouse) Pharrell Williams' "Best Toys Ever" collection — makes that idea accessible. It's smaller, cheaper, and perfect for a holiday gift. Click here to see it.
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The whole process of picking polarized fishing sunglasses for fishing can be a bit confusing. These polarized lenses are essential if you love to fish and act like a microscopic bind that will eliminate the wavelengths of incoming sunlight which are not coming in on a parallel with the lens filter. By removing glare, one can see right into the deep water. This also reduces the strain on one's eyes.
The right sunglasses must have a lot of features but to be true to oneself shades should be wearable outside.
While picking your sunglasses, it all boils down to 3 things. The color, fit and frame are mostly what matter.
The fit is the most crucial of all. One must therefore take plenty of time while they try out polarized fishing sunglasses. You need want to feel that they are secure. Buy ones that won't slide down or will hurt the ears. The polarized fishing sunglasses must fit perfectly so that you should be able to forget that they are sitting on your nose. When it comes to material, polycarbonate is quite safe and is impact resistant. It is also very light weight wise.
If color matters most to you then you could opt for the conventional dark brown, grey, green or dark brown. Amber too is a big hit these days.
Fishermen must always avoid buying a green lens. These don't help in spotting fish out. If you are fishing in bright sunshine then you should go with a dark brown lens.
There is also an option of buying the more expensive photochromic lenses which turn darker when light hits them. These sunglasses offer more versatility and give far better value.
If you are trying to make a statement with the color and the frame, you need to make sure that they actually do help you while you fish. Make sure you buy such sunglasses from a good brand so that they last you long. Sometimes how we look is what drives us to buy sunglasses which is a factor to consider but it definitely isn't the only one while you are sunglasses hunting for your shades for fishing. Many people rush into buying the fishing sunglasses for this purpose and end up being not so happy with their purchase. One mustn't get distracted because of the UV claims. All good shades come with great UV protection so you mustn't need to worry about that.
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Easy Mocha Brownies
- Prep Time: 10 min
- Cook Time: 35 min
- Ready Time: 90 min
- Yield: 16 servings
- Crisco® Original No-Stick Cooking Spray
- 4 teaspoons Folgers Classic Roast® Instant Coffee Crystals
- 1/4 cup warm tap water
- 1 (19.5 oz.) package Pillsbury® Family Size Chocolate Fudge Brownie Mix
- 1/2 cup Crisco® Pure Vegetable Oil
- 2 large eggs
- Easy Mocha Frosting
Preparation Directions
- HEAT oven to 350°F. Coat 13x9-inch baking pan with no-stick cooking spray. Stir coffee crystals into warm water until dissolved. Cool.
- COMBINE brownie mix, instant coffee, oil and eggs in large bowl. Stir 50 strokes with a spoon. Spread batter in prepared pan. Bake 28 to 31 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool completely in pan on wire rack. Frost with Easy Mocha Frosting, if desired.
Nutritional Information Per Serving
Serving Size (1 brownie of 16), Calories 300 (Calories from Fat 120), Total Fat 14g (Saturated Fat 2g, Trans Fat 1g), Cholesterol 25mg, Sodium 170mg, Total Carbohydrate 41g (Dietary Fiber 1g, Sugars 31g), Protein 2g; Percent Daily Value*: Vitamin A 0%, Vitamin C 0%, Calcium 0%, Iron 2%.
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.