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Obviously everybody wants to keep warm during these chilly winter days, but that doesn't mean that you have to cover up your individual style to fight the cold weather. I love to express my own fashion and come up with new ideas, and I also love the holidays and the warm drinks that come with it! This year I feel like I have mastered the "cute and cozy" look without hiding my true style. I have a few clothing staples that I don't go anywhere without, not even school! First is just a huge knit cardigan or pullover. Second would be a classic pair of booties (try to stay with a neutral color like black, brown or grey). Third is just a great comfy scarf, all of my scarves are towards the darker side like black, blue, grey or brown. Lastly is a beanie – these hats look good on basically anyone and really do keep your head warm! Then you can just finish this outfit with a great pair of leggings or jeans.
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Formation of the vertebrate facial structures requires coordination of complex molecular and morphogenetic cues. The genes regulating facial development are well conserved across vertebrate species, where minor molecular variations contribute to dramatic alterations in form.
We take advantage of the versatility of forward and reverse genetics in zebrafish as a model to assay function of human cleft candidate genes and demonstrated that the zebrafish palate (ethmoid plate) is morphogenetically homologous to the mammalian primary palate (Dougherty, Development, 2013). We also showed that convergence and extension mechanisms operate in palate morphogenesis, and we are dissecting the Wnt pathway genetically (Kamel, Developmental Biology, 2013).
Advances in clinical treatment of congenital craniofacial malformations require improved understanding of the developmental genetic basis of facial morphogenesis. Our goal is to investigate fundamental genetic regulation of facial development, with focus on translating basic science discoveries to clinical treatments.
We are applying zebrafish to carry out high throughput functional genomics studies, to characterize human genes implicated in orofacial clefts (Gfrerer, 2014). We are also using zebrafish as the biological platform to identify chemicals that specifically regulate craniofacial morphogenesis, or even discover compounds that mitigate malformations (Kong, Chemistry & Biology, 2014).
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Kazakhstan proposes initiatives to modernize Muslim countries
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Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev has announced Kazakhstan's proposals to modernize Muslim countries.
Speaking at the 7th World Islamic Economic Forum in Astana Nazarbayev noted that Muslim countries must undergo a serious modernization. "Without it the historical lag may be prolonged for another century," the President said.
"Accurate, balanced choice of a modernization model would be our common contribution to the development of the billion and a half Muslim Ummah. In this regard, Kazakhstan today offers a range of initiatives we could implement together," Nazarbayev emphasized.
The first initiative is aimed at creating new areas of economic cooperation through the establishment on the basis of the WIEF a dialogue platform of the top ten economies of the Muslim community.
The second proposal is to establish International Innovation Center with the participation of the concerned countries of the Organization of Islamic Conference.
Special attention is paid to the support of small and medium enterprises. Thus, the third idea of Kazakhstan is the formation of a special working group of the WIEF to discuss launching of a special foundation for SMEs under the Islamic Development Bank.
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This family-friendly Bay City hotel is located in the historical district, steps from Wenonah Park, Delta College Planetarium, and Friendship Shell. Bay County Historical Society and Alice and Jack Wirt Public Library are also within 10 minutes.
Hotel Features
This hotel features 2 restaurants, an indoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center. Free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle are also provided. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a spa tub, and a 24-hour business center are onsite.
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All 150 rooms feature comforts like pillowtop beds and Egyptian cotton sheets, while conveniences include refrigerators and coffee makers. Other amenities available to guests include free WiFi, free wired Internet, and MP3 docks.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to an indoor pool, DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Bay City - Riverfront provides a spa tub and a 24-hour fitness center. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 7630 square feet (687 square meters) include conference space. This family-friendly hotel also offers gift shops/newsstands, coffee/tea in the lobby, and laundry facilities. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests during limited hours. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Chanel Le Vernis Nail Colour in Vendetta #483
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on 11/15/2009 11:34:00 PM
Age: 36-43
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Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Vendetta is my "go to" toe polish. Just 2 coats and I can see very dark, gorgeous purple. I am a runner and get a "black toe" now and then, this polish hides it like no other. Beautiful. Stays on forever, my nails grow out before it chips or wears off. Compliments on the color too!
on 10/26/2009 9:18:00 AM
Age: 30-35
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I love this varnish! The colour is fantastic and I found myself twisting and turning my hands to make my nails catch the light in just the right way. Fab dark colour. Love it.
on 10/25/2009 1:49:00 PM
Age: 25-29
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It only gets purple if you use just one coat. Mora than that, it's basically BLACK, with some shimmer. Anyway, wether I apply 1 or 2 coats, the QUALITY is not good... it chips off a lot - like at the second day or even at the first! - and it doesn't shine even when I use some topcoat. I'm so disappointed. I'm going back to the cheaper brands...
on 10/20/2009 7:49:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
I would agree with other reviewers that this tends to look just like black. I didn't like the brush nor did I like that it's difficult to apply or that it doesn't dry fast enough. I think I'll have to take this one back.
on 10/16/2009 10:07:00 PM
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Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
This is one of those nail polishes that looks soooo pretty in the bottle, but goes on totally different! I got Vendetta cause it looks absolutely gorgeous! But wearing it only disappointed me. It looked pure black! Even in sunlight you could barely tell it wasn't black :( I tried thinner coats and even using a white base color underneath. Nothing helped it look like it does in the bottle. So I got rid of it. Would not purchase this deceitful little bottle again.
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on 7/18/2009 11:28:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I love this nail polish. It is a beautiful, deep purple. It looks great on my nails. I love the packaging. It is quite expensive for a nail polish and the brush isn't fantastic (I took one lippy off for these reasons).
on 6/10/2009 1:29:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I wanted to love this as much as my other Chanel polishes but what can I say, the color is beautiful in the bottle but on the nails...you need to have a spot light on your hands to tell it's not black. And if I wanted black polish I would have just used Black Satin. I tried using only one coat of Vendetta and it was still not quite what I had hoped so back to the store it went.
I did find an alternative polish that is a deep purple with a very, very subtle shimmer to it; Show You Care by Nicole at about $7 at Target. I reviewed that as well.
I will still buy Chanel's polishes but this one just didn't work for me. :(
on 4/30/2009 2:43:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Other, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
This is such a pretty dark purple color. It is dark, but not black, so it goes with my skin tone better. This is my go to dark polish now. I love Chanel polishes because they have great staying power (I don't have to wear a top coat), amazing colors, and the bottles are so pretty to look at! I have gotten so many compliments when I am wearing this nail polish!
on 4/2/2009 4:21:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I've been wearing this for the first time on my fingernails today (usually I only paint my toes as I get a bit allergic), and I'm a little bit mesmerised by it! The subtle sparkle is lovely and it's a great colour -the consistency seems even smoother than usual Chanel, not sure if that's just me! However, if you already have Blue Satin then I'm not sure it's worth buying this unless you absolutely totally fall in love with it, as they are really similar - I'm wearing them on alternate nails today and it's really only me that can tell... Still, I like it!
on 4/1/2009 5:38:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I am in love! Vendetta is a beautiful dark purple color with subtle shimmer. Like many have said, it looks like black in some lighting. However, my bf could tell me that it's dark purple when look closely and in brighter light. I have gotten compliments since wearing Vendetta. It lasts so long and chip free. Although I have only worn it once, but I'm thinking about getting a second bottle. I like it better than Black Satin on me. Ladies, If you like dark color and black doesn't work for you, go get this ASAP!
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Talk delivered by Dr. Emil Q. Javier, Former President of the University of the Philippines and Minister of Science and Technology; and President, National Academy of Science and Technology during the symposium on Philippine Rural Development and Cornell, November 16, 2012 at SEARCA, UPLB, College, Laguna.
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Despite their 19-year age gap, White insists he was "only in it for love and it just didn't work out. Even though she was older than me, the age difference didn't play a part."
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Approximately 1.25 million visitors to Cork Airport will have an opportunity to get up close and personal with the many faces of Cork, thanks to a unique photographic exhibition that was opened this evening (Tuesday June 18th) by rugby legend, Ronan O'Gara.
"Faces of Cork" exhibition was shot by leading photographers, David Cantwell, John Daly, Eddie O'Hare, John Roche and Michael Sheehan in recent months. Their work has produced sixty striking portraits of people living in Cork city and county, from all walks of life and of all ages. All involved gave their time to support the work of the two beneficiaries of the exhibition, Haven and Marymount Hospice.
Ronan O'Gara himself features in the exhibition as do some well known personalities such as Bill O'Herlihy, Cara O'Sullivan, George Hook and recent Cork City Freemen, Michael Twomey and Frank Duggan, but the real stars of the exhibition are Corkonians from the broader community. The arts, business, sport, emergency services and community life are all well represented amongst the subjects, most of whom attended the opening ceremony this evening at Cork Airport.
Thanks to the support of Cork Airport and Cork City Council, the exhibition which was the brainchild of well known aerial photographer, Dennis Horgan, has evolved to evoke a sense of Cork through the faces of its people. The Exhibition which marks the year of The Gathering will run at Cork Airport until September. Some of the images will be mounted in large scale on prominent buildings in the city centre.
"Faces of Cork is a truly inspiring photography exhibition that reflects the character and characters of Cork in all their guises", commented Kevin Cullinane, Cork Airport Marketing Manager. "As such it reflects our Passenger profile through Cork Airport, highlighting the unique contribution citizens of Cork continue to make on the local and international stage and will inspire visitors to Cork during this important year of The Gathering", he added.
Cork City Council's Director of Corporate Affairs, Valerie O'Sullivan, said the Council was delighted to have played a significant role in facilitating an exhibition that would be attractive to all who viewed it. "It will give a unique sense of Cork to visitors to the city and, of course, it also achieves a most important objective of supporting the work of two of Ireland's best regarded charities".
The concept and exhibition have also been warmly welcomed by the two charities, Haven and Marymount Hospice.
Haven founder and Chairman Leslie Buckley said: "Haven is delighted to be part of Faces of Cork. Cork's beauty is not only reflected in its stunning scenery but also in its people. Haven has been lucky to have had the unwavering support of the people of Cork for many years now and we hope that this support will continue into the future to assist some of the most vulnerable people in Haiti."
Kevin O'Dwyer, chief executive officer of Marymount Hospice said they were delighted to be associated with the Faces of Cork project. "This innovative and exciting initiative has the potential to promote and celebrate Cork and its unique culture in an imaginative and positive way. Marymount has been an essential element of the health services in Cork since 1984, and is now part of that culture. Marymount has an enviable reputation for delivering high quality care, and works hard to maintain it. We are proud to be the Cork Hospice, and we are proud of our relationship with the people of Cork, who have always supported us so generously over the years."
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Haven is an Irish based charity working solely in Haiti, one of the poorest countries in the world, to build sustainable communities. Launched by Cork natives, Leslie Buckley and his wife Carmel in 2009, Haven facilitates the provision of adequate water and sanitation, shelter and training and education solution to vulnerable Haitians. The country, still recovering from the devastating effects of the 2010 earthquake which took the lives of more than 217,300 people and left 2.1 million people displaced is home to over 10 million people and is facing another active Hurricane season this year. In the last 4 years Haven has helped to train over 66,000 people as well as provided nearly 14,000 people with adequate shelter and provided 81,500 people with water and sanitation facilities and training. Haven has worked tirelessly with the people of Haiti to give them hope and rebuild the country.
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Marymount Hospice is the only provider of specialist palliative care in Cork City and County, with an integrated service combining a 24 bed inpatient unit that looks after 500 patients per year, a community based service that had over 880 admissions last year, and a day care unit with an outpatient clinic. Plans have been announced to expand the bed capacity to 44 in autumn 2013, bringing its bed complement to the level recommended in the national policy for palliative care. It has a unique relationship with the people of Cork, who contributed an astonishing €24M to a new hospice building which was opened in 2011. The hospice receives 73% of its budget from the HSE (down from 83% in 2009), and must raise €1.9m per year from fundraising to maintain its services. It employs 115 people in the hospice, with a further 105 employed in its co-located service for older people. Palliative care is the total care of patients whose disease is not responsive to curative treatment. Control of pain, of other symptoms, and of psychological, social and spiritual problems is paramount. The goal of palliative care is the achievement of the best quality of life for patients and their families. People live until they die, and it is the aim of the hospice to support and enable each patient to live their life as fully as possible.
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The story of Don & Juan is an interesting tale. Before being a Top Ten R & B singing duo, "Juan" (Claude Johnson) was originally in a group called The Genies with a #71 minor hit, "Who's That Knockin'" on Shad Records in the fall of 1958.
The original Genies included Claude Johnson, Fred Jones, Alexander Faison, Bill Gains, and Roy Hammond. Johnson and Jones were the writers in the group. Shortly after the release of "Who's That Knockin'," Bill Gains left the group for Canada, and the group carried on as a quartet for their follow-up single "No More Knockin'" on Hollywood Records in 1959, a label that included the Eternals.
After a failed sophomore single, the group luckily struck a deal with Morty Craft at Warwick Records where they waxed three singles between '60 and '61. While a good effort, no hits came about, and Fred Jones decided to leave the group and move back to Brooklyn to find steady work.
With the group on the verge of breaking up, Claude Johnson ran into a man named Roland Trone early one morning at a coffee shop in Long Beach. They became fast friends and started painting apartment buildings together to make ends meet. As the legend goes, a tenant heard the two singing one day while painting an apartment, and put them in touch with Peter Paul who had a music management company in the area. Johnson left the Genies, leaving the group to Roy Hammond who recorded a single on Forum in '61 and then became Roy C and enjoyed a career in his own respect.
Peter Paul brought Johnson and Trone to the Brill Building to shop them to the various labels that worked out of the building. Starting with the penthouse on the top floor, Peter Paul walked into Hill & Range Publishing, ran by brothers Jean and Julian Aberbach, and whose nephew, Johnny Bienstock, headed their Bigtop Records label. Paul and the Aberbachs inked a deal, signing Johnson and Trone to their publishing arm, with Paul and Johnson getting a 50% cut under Nancoz Music. In the hallway, they came across Doc Pomus and Harry Balk having a conversation over a couple of cigars. Balk recognized Claude Johnson from a run-in at Warwick. Balk and Paul retreated to a room in the Bigtop offices where they agreed upon a producing contract and scribbled their John Hancocks.
Balk asked what they had as far as original material. Trone was a great pianist, but wasn't really a songwriter. Johnson however had several songs in the hat, one of which was "Chicken Necks," a song that Balk was really struck by. "I really, really liked 'Chicken Necks'," Balk recalled in a 2008 interview, "Claude played a Genies demo of that song that they had already recorded, and I loved it! But I didn't own the master. So we recorded it and I seem to remember I built it in somewhere at the end of a Johnny & The Hurricanes session. But we still needed a B-side. Well, Claude went to work and wrote the B-side, 'What's Your Name'."
In June of '61, producer Harry Balk booked a split session at Bell Sound studios in New York. Johnson and Trone came in as the newly christened "Don & Juan," and recorded two sides, "What's Your Name" and "What Would You Do," the latter was never released. The session also included organist Johnny Gibson, who recorded his first single "Midnight" and "Love Lace", the latter a song that would later be re-titled as "Chuck-A-Luck" and appear as the bottom side. "Chicken Necks" b/w "What's Your Name" was released in early '62.
"Here's where it got crazy," explained Balk, "I was raving about this great novelty record we had in 'Chicken Necks,' and I spent money advertising 'Chicken Necks' in all the music magazines as the plug side. Well wouldn't you know it, a deejay in Philadelphia flips the disk over, and spins 'What's Your Name.' Well, I didn't know this yet, but soon our distributors were calling in from Pittsburgh and Philly, and they're reordering thousands more of this single. So I said, 'What's going on in P-A?' and I called the distributors and radio stations out there to see what in fact was going on. They were playing the B-side and it was really taking off. So I told Johnny Bienstock at Bigtop, and we changed our advertising strategy in Billboard and Cashbox, and pushed 'What's Your Name' instead. Boom! It was a smash! Top Ten record across the nation."
"What's Your Name" peaked at #7 on the national charts, and Balk asked his good friend Doc Pomus to help out in penning the follow-up. Pomus and Johnson wrote "Two Fools Are We" and the dynamic team of Pomus and Shuman wrote the flipside "Pot Luck." Although "Two Fools Are We" missed the charts, it definitely had the Don & Juan signature sound they were looking to cultivate, and Johnson wrote "Magic Wand" as the third single on Bigtop, which barely scraped into the Top 100. The B-side "What I Really Meant To Say" was co-written by their arranger, Bill Ramal, and Wilbur "Sol" Meshel.
Harry Balk smelled another hit in Don & Juan's signature sound, so he called upon Hal David and Burt Bacharach, who donated "True Love Never Runs Smooth" in early '63. This was a mighty ballad that should have been a smash, but the cards weren't in their favor, and Gene Pitney would go on to have the big hit with this same composition that summer. The flipside was "Is It Alright If I Love You," written by Johnson and originally copyrighted under the title "Some Day, Some Way." Balk explained, "In those days, white acts would cover the black R & B stuff, and it was like a pre-cursor to the British Invasion, where the Brits covered all the American hits."
Conflicts between Balk and his partner Irving Micahnik, surrounding unpaid session bills to studios, amongst other things, caused friction at Bigtop, and Bienstock cut them loose. Balk and Micahnik struck a deal with Larry Uttal at Bell Records, who also owned subsidiaries Mala and Amy Records. Uttal had just achieved a Top Ten hit with Joey Powers "Midnight Mary," and handshakes were exchanged due mostly in part to Balk and Micahnik having a rich stable of artists to include chart-toppers Del Shannon and Johnny & the Hurricanes, among others.
Don & Juan were licensed out to Mala Records where they would go on to record five more singles, none of which would make the charts unfortunately but nevertheless the vocal duo continued to slick some great sides while staying true to their classy sound. Besides original Claude Johnson compositions, a few re-workings were added, including Don Robey and Fats Washington's "Pledging My Love" and Harvey Fuqua's "Sincerely," previously recorded by Harvey Fuqua & The Moonglows, and a hit by The McGuire Sisters. The flipside, "Mary Ann Cherie" was a fun up-tempo tune by Johnson with all of the old catchy hooks and arrangements found in their earlier works. The fourth Mala single had some promise, with the Maron McKenzie / Duke Browner co-write "All That's Missing Is You." Although a bottom side, this later became a cult favorite with soul collectors, partly because of the Duke Browner connection, but also due to the Detroit-like soulful sound, even though Don & Juan hailed from New York.
"The Heartbreaking Truth" b/w "Thank Goodness" became the fifth Mala release by Don & Juan. Neither were Johnson compositions and the single lacked the spirit that Don & Juan were known for. This single, however, remains one of the toughest to find in the Don & Juan catalog.
As 1965 drew to a close, business partners Micahnik and Balk split company, Balk forming a new label Impact, and selling his share of Twirl Records and Vicki Music (their publishing arm) to Micahnik. Irving relocated from Detroit to New York City, and released one last single with Don & Juan, this time under the Twirl banner, with production by African-American trumpet player, Mel Lastie, instead of Harry Balk. The single was good: "Because I Love You" b/w "Are You Putting Me On the Shelf" was issued in early '66 and proved better than their final Mala sides, but again nothing came about, and by 1967 Don & Juan threw in the towel and called it quits.
In the 70's and early 80's, Trone and Johnson sporadically toured as Don & Juan along the east coast for oldies shows and reunion concerts. In 1983, Trone died, and Johnson then teamed up with Alexander Faison (from the Genies), who became the new "Don." They played oldies shows into the late 80's and 90's, including some PBS Doo-Wop specials, until Johnson finally passed away in 2004.
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Mala #469 – Lonely Man / Could This Be Love – 1963
Mala #479 – Pledging My Love / Molinda – 1964
Mala #484 – Sincerely / Mary Ann Cherie – 1964
Mala #494 –All That's Missing Is You / I Can't Help Myself – 1964
Mala #509 – The Heartbreaking Truth / Thank Goodness – 1965
Twirl #2021 – Because I Love You / Are You Putting Me On The Shelf – 1966
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Blizzard of '13!
Can't wait. :cool:
They're calling for 6-12 inches in my area starting tomorrow night going into friday.
[QUOTE=Sanitarium78;510822]They're calling for 6-12 inches in my area starting tomorrow night going into friday.[/QUOTE]
A mere dusting for you guys. Didn't you have like 10 feet (literally) of lake effect snow a couple winters ago?
Send some of that just a little bit southwest. :D
I've heard predictions ranging from 4" to two feet here. The meteorologists really have no fucking clue on this one.
[QUOTE=PVH5150;510823]A mere dusting for you guys. Didn't you have like 10 feet (literally) of lake effect snow a couple winters ago?[/QUOTE]
No it's not a mere dusting for us. Yes, we get our fair share of snow and we're used to it but that much snow coming down really messes things up. It's not like our lazy as fuck plow drivers in this area come around at all and help out either. Rochester and Syracuse are colder and get more snow than us all the time yet we get all this shit for having bad weather. It's because we have a pro football team and more people are able to see what it's like here but overall we are not the worst in the state when it comes to winter weather.
I don't know about that lake effect stat but if it did happen it certainly wasn't in the city. The towns south of the city get it much worse than us, so if that did happen it was there. If we get 8 inches in the city the south towns will get something like 16-20 inches. That's why our ski resorts are down there.
It's 60 degrees here
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We had that a couple weeks ago but now winter is here:horns:
It was about 60 here today too.
I have to work Friday night from 5 to 12:30-1, should be super dead and a crazy night of driving haha. Maybe my place will close, but that's only happened once due to snow in three years I've been there. So probably not.
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LGBT Groups Slam Dr. Oz's 'Ex-Gay' Therapy Episode
Several prominent LGBT rights groups have criticized the Nov. 28 episode of "The Dr. Oz Show," that dealt with reparative therapy, or "ex-gay" therapy, Think Progress reports.
Dr. Mehmet Oz, a surgeon who became popular after appearing on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" in 2004, talked with representatives of the National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality and People Can Change, who are "experts" on the controversial reparative therapy, about how the practice could change the orientation of a person.
Gay rights groups, however, were not pleased with the producers of "The Dr. Oz Show" and GLAAD, GLSEN and PFLAG issued a joint statement and criticized the episode.
"Producers of the Dr. Oz Show framed their program on so-called reparative therapy in a way that provided a lengthy platform for junk science," the statement reads. "The first two segments of the show featured two proponents of so-called reparative therapy, neither of whom was challenged, at any point, by Dr. Oz or any guests. These two 'ex-gay' activists, however, were invited to stay and rebut statements by opponents throughout the rest of the program."
GLAAD's President Herndon Graddick said that those who believe reparative therapy works have an "outdated" and "harmful" way of thinking" and GLSEN's executive director Dr. Eliza Byard echoed Herndon's statements, by saying, "The Dr. Oz Show" "provided a platform to a fringe organization promoting dangerous and harmful practices that every major health, mental health and education organization has consistently repudiated as harmful to youth."
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"By bringing archaeology right up to date Harrison and Schofield provide an eloquent argument that the transformation of things and landscapes haunts the contemporary imagination. Their book is a must-read for the many disciplines interested in understanding the turbulent century we have recently shed. The presumption that history died in 1989 is here matched by the birth of a new understanding of the past; one that is altogether more interesting because it is tangible and entrancing." - Clive Gamble, Department of Geography, Royal Holloway, University of London
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My buddy and I spent the morning on the Potomac and fished the outgoing tide. We caught 37 Largemouth Bass and 2 Snakeheads in about a 5 hour period. In addition we lost or missed about 12-15 bass before they got to the boat from them either throwing the hook or missed hook sets on solid hits. We had one bass that was about 8 inches, about 2-3 that were in the 12 inch range and the rest were in the 14-17 inch range with good weight to them. Only one bass with a bloody spawning tail. Bass were pretty aggressive taking a large white spinner bait with a 5 inch soft plastic trailer as well as crank baits. At low tide we had success with rubber worms fished on the channel edges. Great day of catch and release bass fishing with some bonus Snakeheads for the table. I opted to take the photos of the Snakeheads at home because they are so crazy strong and slimy that I was afraid they'd get back into the water while trying to handle them for a photo on the boat.


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BURRILLVILLE — The Esten-Bowen House on Iron Mine Hill Road has been added to the National Register of Historic Places, the state's preservation authority announced.
Build around 1790, "the Esten-Bowen house represents Burrillville's development from a period of agricultural growth and expansion from the end of the 18th century through gradual decline and subsequent transition to exurban residential uses in the early 20th century," said Edward F. Sanderson, executive director of the Rhode Island Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission.
Sanderson said the house is also significant for its distinctive blend of construction styles and materials typical of the 18th century with updates made in the 1940s in the Early American mode.
The Esten-Bowen House was built by John Esten, who lived from 1761-1851 on a large farm he assembled in the northeastern part of town. Esten served on Burrillville's first Town Council and later became a member of the General Assembly and a justice of the peace.
The farm stayed in the Esten family for several generations, entering a new phase when a whittled-down version of it was purchased in 1941 by Esther H. Bowen, an employee of the Amica Insurance Company.
Situated toward the back of a 32-acre parcel, the wood-frame farmhouse is a one-and-a-half-story, center-chimney residence that was typical of its era. The house is sided in clapboard and rests on a stone foundation of rubble and granite blocks.
Stone walls divide the land into farmyard, lanes and fields long grown over, along with woodlots.
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Once Upon a Time Season 3 Spoilers: Jane Espenson Teases Shocking "Big Reveal" — Exclusive
On Once Upon a Time, viewers expect the unexpected, and in Season 3, things have been even more unpredictable with the addition of Neverland. The evil, yet charming, Peter Pan has led The Charmings & Co. into the depths of the island, causing Emma Swan to confront her past, present, and future as an abandoned child as she tries to find her son, Henry, and now a new frenemy is entering the picture: Tinker Bell.
As we've learned, the pint-sized fairy has a past with both Regina and Captain Hook, and one of their full back stories will be revealed in tonight's episode (Season 3, Episode 3: "Quite the Common Fairy"), which was penned by consulting producer Jane Espenson.
We caught up with Jane at New York Comic-Con on October 12, where she teased a bit about the episode, including the future effects of Charming's Dreamshade poisoning — and who it may affect next — and a shocking "big reveal" at the end of the episode that will "make you gasp." Read on for our full chat, then catch the episode tonight at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.
Wetpaint Entertainment: Your episode of Once Upon a Time is all about Tinker Bell. What else can we expect?
Jane Espenson: We get to introduce Tinker Bell to the show, which is great. It's a good performance and it's a good story and you learn something kind of shocking at the end of the episode. There's a big reveal at the end of the episode. The final frame will make you gasp.
Tink is very feisty, but she also seems a little more level-headed. In a sneak peek, we see she wants to help Regina find love. Is she as genuine as she seems?
Tinker Bell is a very genuine character. She is not pretending for anybody. She says what she means and she gets stuff done. I think she's a great character, and she's really fun to write for.
How is she different from the animated version of Peter Pan and her own movies?
She has elements in common with the traditional Tinker Bell. She is always a strong and headstrong character who is breaking rules, and our Tinker Bell is that is well. But the specifics are very unique, very different, and very much our show.
We'll see her come into Neverland, which seems to shock Regina. Same with Hook, who also has a past with Tinker Bell. How complicated are their relationships?
The whole episode is about the past relationship of Tink and Regina, so you'll see why Regina and Tink react to each other in the present day, in Neverland, when you see what their past was in Fairytale Land. As to Hook's backstory with Tink? That remains to be told.
In this episode?
No, no — that remains to be told past the episode. You may not find out too much about Hook and Tink for a while.
We've heard that Regina's love story may happen in Neverland. And it's not Tinker Bell...
It could be!
Lana Parrilla [Regina] hinted that it could be someone we've already met. In this episode, will we see a glimpse of that yet?
Yes! [Pauses] Well, you'll see — let me phrase it differently. You will see an opportunity that Regina has had for love. Whether or not that's in the future or not, I can't speak to that, but watch the episode and watch all the way to the end.
Tinker Bell of course has her other fairy friends and foes. I know we see Blue in this episode, and Lee Arenberg [Grumpy] shared a photo with Amy Acker. Was that from this episode?
That may have been extra content that we did for Good Morning, Storybrooke for the bonus content that Lee and Amy were in, so that may have been from that.
So, there won't be a fairy pow-wow. Will we see her again?
We would love to see Amy again! Amy is full-time on another show, Person of Interest, but she came to do an arc on one of Husbands' most recent seasons. I consider her a great friend and one of the best actresses out there. Dramatic, comedic, she can do everything.
We have Charming who is poisoned with some nasty Dreamshade. Josh Dallas spoke a bit to how it will change him and affect his relationships with everyone. Can you tease his status in this episode?
It's a nasty poison and you're going to see that poison again. You're going to see it a couple times. You saw it in the past, and you're going to see other characters who have an influence in their life.
We saw some classic Bandit Snow in last week's episode. Will she be back?
I feel like Snow has always got Bandit Snow in her. I like to use the word "Bandit Snow" just to mean when Snow gets assertive. I love when Snow is tough, and it's always inside her, even when she's Mary Margaret, I feel like inside her somewhere, there's Bandit Snow.
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The Friends of the Oregon Caves and Chateau
P.O. Box 2195 - Grants Pass, OR 97528
2014 National Park Foundation Park Partners
8 Friends Groups Selected for National Park Foundation's
Park Partners Project
Washington, D.C. (September 24, 2014) – The National Park Foundation, the official charity of America's national parks, announced today that eight local philanthropic park partners or "Friends Groups" were selected to participate in the fourth year of the Park Partners Project.
The Park Partners Project provides selected Friends Groups with capacity building through strategic consulting and training on best practices in governance, fundraising, and marketing, resulting in more effective organizations and stronger partnerships. The Park Partners Project is just one way in which the National Park Foundation provides technical assistance and support to national park Friends Groups.
"The Foundation's Park Partners Project helps cultivate and strengthen the broad and diverse community of national park supporters," said Neil Mulholland, president and CEO of the National Park Foundation. "We look forward to working together with the 2014 grantees as we continue to grow philanthropic support for the incredible places that tell the story of America."
The 2014 Park Partners Project participants are:
To learn more about the various ways that the National Park Foundation supports Friends Groups across the country click here.
Friends of the Oregon Caves and Chateau | P.O. Box 2195 Grants Pass, OR 97528 | www.FriendsOCAC.org