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Same here...already found tickets for $2,000. Haha, too bad I don't even have $5. Soon though, soon.
I hope you are enjoying your travels, and will continue to have most excellent times.
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The highlight of Luang Prabang was the waterfalls! I got a 45 min tuk-tuk ride to get out there, and it was definitely worth the wait… I arrived there to find the most amazing clear, refreshing turquoise blue lagoons with water falling over ledge after ledge into idyllic pools of paradise perfect for swimming - These were not just waterfalls, these were M&S waterfalls!
To make things even better some cleaver sod had tied a rope swing to a tree which hung over one of the deeper pools. So much time was spent swing off the tree and attempting back-flips and other such impressive feats.
Yet all too soon it was evening and my brief visit to paradise came to an end as I needed to keep moving and had arranged to go back to Thailand the next day to see the north of the country
I had looked up different options of travel to get to the Thai border… the options were as follows:
Option 1 – Bus journey; 11 hours – Tiresome and uncomfortable
Option 2 – Slow boat; 2 days – Long and boring
Option 3 – Speed boat, 6 hours – Very fast flat bottomed wooden boats, one guidebook said "death is not uncommon" when describing the speed boat trip.
So took the only logical option and went with option 3 – The speed boat! Thus began what was one of the most insane journeys of my life. The boat was very small and thin and sat about 1ft out of the water. There were thin wooden benches for seats and the passenger included myself, 2 English guys, and 3 Laos men one of whom had his young son with him; although these locals only travelled about half way with us.
Now its difficult to describe just how awesome this journey was…. We were shooting along up the Mekong River at the insane speed of about 70mph! It was such an exhilarating experience to watch as the driver steered around the huge rocks in the river and skilfully avoided the countless floating logs and bits of bamboo. The scenery was so incredible it almost made you forget about the crazy speeds and uncomfortable seats, as with each time the river meandered around another mountain side you were greeted by a view more amazing than the last. It was totally worth the sunburn, the risk of death and numb arse to see such a beautiful landscape. However as we got about 15min away from our destination a huge storm broke, with thunder and lightning and rain so heavy it stung your face and you could barely see a thing what with the speed were travelling. The driver eventually stopped at a tiny floating shack and I actually thought that we had stopped because of the weather and were going to have to spend the night here! I soon realised that this was in fact out destination, so I had to walk across a stupidly small and slippery walkway onto the shore with all my luggage on my back and then attempted to climb up the mud steps to the top of the hill… this was almost impossible with the heavily rain making the "steps" a muddy stream and the heavy luggage on my back did not make things any easier…. I came very close to slipping all the way to the bottom on a number of occasions.
At the top we had to rush to get a tuk-tuk to the border crossing as with was almost 6pm when the crossing closed for the night, we got there at 6pm on the dot and the immigration control refused to give us an exit stamp… so we had to spend another night in Laos…. We walked down to the main street to find a hotel at a reasonable price, but due to the storm the town had a power cut and so the hotel we found had no electricity! Therefore my final night in Laos was rather damp, dirty and dark!
So this being the end of my visit to Laos, here is a short summary on my time here:
Laos is defiantly one of the best places I have ever been, it is arguably my favourite country in South East Asia, but its hard to say for sure! The people are so laid back they are horizontal – quite literally! Often you will go into a shop and have to wake the guy up to get him to serve you!
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Nope, sorry. --- Ich geh nie mehr, Ich bleib für immer hier! Ich geb 'n Scheiß auf euch Punks weil ihr mich nicht interessiert! | |
According to the OFFICIAL forum,s, you can change hair color. Hit the tilda key to bring up a command line and enter SYS HAIRCOLOR xxxxxx where the x's represent color codes. Some are listed below 000000 is black 0000FF is blue FF0000 is red EE82EE is violet I only have the demo version, and these worked on the seraphim. regards, fleetp | |
If you check simple HTML tutorials available online about color they should list a bunch of hex combinations for you to try out. --- "I'd rather betray the world then let the world betray me." -Cao Cao *use the Search function on the boards* | |
They really should have just put it easily accessible in the game. It's kind of expected now in a PC RPG that you can customize your characters to an extent. | |
barkera0 posted... No joke. You'd figure these days you could make an easy menu, I don't want to have search or learn HTML to change FREAKING HAIR COLOR on my character. Ugh, seems like the developers haven't learned from their last mistakes. | |
For the demo version, Seraphim hair color is in the compressed file graphics04.zip, in the pak folder. Use Winzip or winrar or your favorite uncompressing software to open it. Path to the hair files is mq\maps\heroes\seraphim The specific files are: sera_hair2_sc.dds, sera_hair2_do.dds, sera_hair1_sc.dds, and sera_hair1_do.dds Modify the color with your favorite graphics editor (GIMP is free). After modifying the files to get a color you like, in in the PAK folder, create the following folder stucture. mq\maps\heroes\seraphim Copy the modified dds files into the seraphim folder. I haven't changed the hair color (too busy modding the outfits). Too bad the official game forum does not permit discussing mods/reskinning. regards, fleetpp | |
fleetpp, have you figured out how to mod the glow effects yet? I've recolored several seraphim armors, but I haven't figured out how to change the glow effect yet. Specifically I'm looking for the glow effects for her wings. I think she has an ambient glow effect for her hair as well, I changed it to orange, but it still has bright yellow highlights, too bright to be natural. Thanks, Here's some of my work so far, pictures were taken same time same place, she's got a tan in the second one. Before: http://img232.imageshack.us/my.php?image=normalpi8.jpg After: http://img243.imageshack.us/my.php?image=modli0.jpg | |
@nightshade, I haven't worked on the wings yet. Getting rid of the armor shine is difficult. The only way I found to do it so far with the torso is to force the game to use the leather torso model for all the chest armor. Even with that I still had a bit of glow with the magic chest armor. regards, fleetpp | |
Another idea came to mind, customizing skills for single player, are there any things you can change to swap the skills between classes, like give the Seraphim the High Elf's Teleport, and give the Temple Guardian the Seraphims BFG. It would be great if it was as simple as a balance.txt text switch but it's probably more complicated then that. I'm currently VERY unsatisfied with the amount of variety the classes have with skills. This could change that drastically if there was a way to create my own class so to speak. I'll continue to look for a while and let you know if I find anything. I'm still looking for those glow effects too, I can't figure out how to view the GR2 and CM files, I got a Granny Viewer but that gives a CRC error so they probably are a different format. |
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Tack, You can't buy loyalty, friends, or love - although many have tried. All you really need to do is to use the same manipulative techniques team Obama used to win his last campaign to demonstrate to his followers how their leader has betrayed them. The unions, dope smokers, LGBT crowd, gun control crowd. All of them are "divided" on what kind of results they're actually getting from him. All they agree on is that he's "not George Bush". I'm not sure how Dubya became so polarizing in politics, but he did. Money well spent would be a relentless campaign starting now until the next elections demonstrating how much of a fraud and failure Obama and his administration are. Half of his own party doesn't support him, which is why all the "gun control" legislation has mostly evaporated into thin air. We need a lesbian dope smoking union worker who owns a small arsenal as our candidate for president. Ideally she should be for murdering her own children (to garner the support of the womens' rights crowd) and against other people murdering her children (will support using firearms to defend our children). She'll drive herself around in a hybrid Chevy pickup with a gun rack on the campaign trail. There won't be a NRA sticker on the bumper because all of us who belong to that organization are evil domestic terrorists and are not to be trusted. That ought to confound the hell out of the race warriors, eco warriors, feminists, and unions.


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Above my desk I have a postcard-sized picture of Kurt Cobain, a garish, iconic (and, appropriately, ironic) portrait on black velvet that someone gave me as a birthday gift a long time ago. Recently, my 13-year old brother-in-law pointed at it and asked, "Who is that?" I told him it was Kurt Cobain. "You know, the lead singer of Nirvana." This kid is a music fan. He digs Eminem, Jay-Z, and Kanye West, in particular, but Linkin Park and P.O.D. are also in the mix. He'd never heard of Nirvana.
Journalist Neil Strauss tells a similar story in the book included with this odds 'n' sods box set, of polling teenagers in a California record store and realizing only about a third of them had knowledge of Cobain & Co. Usually, this sort of unscientific rock crit device involves bands like The Replacements and is meant to demonstrate that, despite perceived greatness among fans, the group in question was denied access to the big time. But Nirvana was the global rock band for a few years not so long ago, so if it's true that Generation Z is ambivalent at best, well, that seems a little strange-- especially considering how much every popular American rock band-- the P.O.D.s and Linkin Parks, for example-- owe them.
After allowing Nirvana to lie fallow for almost a decade following the release of the live album From the Muddy Banks of the Wishkah, Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic, and Courtney Love are now working to reverse this trend. A box set containing a promised mother lode of unreleased recordings was first discussed a few years ago, but it was delayed by legal squabbles. Eventually, Love was granted her wish to release an eponymous best-of complete with "You Know You're Right", considered the cream of the then-unreleased crop. Nirvana did little to bolster the band's legacy, though, and with its lone new song, the collection-- otherwise pulled from a tiny catalog-- was most often discussed to explain the appeal of illegal file-sharing.
Now the long-awaited box arrives, bearing three music discs, a live DVD, notes by Strauss and Thurston Moore, a wonderfully obsessive recording history (though no discography), and ugly metallic packaging that would have made Cobain, an accomplished visual artist, throw up. Only nine of the set's 51 tracks have been previously released (though many have been bootlegged), and those are culled from B-sides and compilation appearances. It's a scruffy hodgepodge of solo acoustic and full-band demos, radio shots, and live recordings, hugely variable in terms of sound, songwriting, and performance quality.
So, first, the bad news: Those hoping for a trove of overlooked gems will be disappointed, as too much of With the Lights Out sounds like nothing so much as a dull-edged instrument lifting flakes of material from the bottom of a barrel. Simply put, there's enough good stuff here for a solid single disc. Beyond padding the release to box-set length, why include a sub-Barlow stab at four-track tape manipulation ("Beans"), two versions of "Polly" to go with the four already released (every Nirvana record on Geffen except In Utero features this middling song), two demos of "Rape Me" showcasing Cobain at his self-conscious worst, and a number of live tracks that sound like they were recorded on overused speech cassettes? If tossed-off experiments and poorly recorded demos of familiar songs are fair game, one imagines the Nirvana vaults stretching into bottomless "Dick's Picks" infinity.
Still, the live and demo overkill can't erase Cobain's status as a great songwriter and (usually) one of rock's best vocalists, so there's still a fair amount of content here to enjoy. "If You Must" and "Pen Cap Chew" immortalize pre-Bleach Nirvana as self-loathing, drop-tuned stoners-- endearing qualities that never quite disappeared from their better known recordings. "Even in His Youth" has that classic combination of short, tense verses with a defusing swoop of chorus. And 1991's "Old Age" is loose and midtempo, showing Cobain stretching himself melodically, breaking free of the clipped phrases and soft/loud style that was serving him so well at the time.
Elsewhere, "Verse Chorus Verse" is a completely different song than the one released under the same name on the No Alternative compilation (that one was originally called "Sappy", and is also included here), but shows a similar easy restraint. The nine-minute instrumental jam on "Scentless Apprentice" was also worth rescuing, showing the lumbering riff monster Nirvana could summon when in the mood. Additionally, versions of four Leadbelly songs, including "Where Did You Sleep Last Night?", document Cobain's strange obsession with the early folk singer.
Oddly, despite its big holiday marketing push, this is probably a set for the Nirvana fanatics in search of a complete picture of the band, particularly because many of its pleasures are purely historical. There's no definitive date on the horribly recorded rehearsal demo of "Smells Like Teen Spirit" but it's interesting to note that the structure of the song, down to the tiniest detail, was already complete. And Cobain's off-the-chain scream is completely exhilarating despite the bad sound. Same goes for "Dive", which remains powerful though the band is ragged and Cobain can't quite muster the vocal power of the Incesticide version.
About 20 of these tracks are solo acoustic demos, offering a leering look into Cobain's creative process. One thing we learn is that he wasn't a good acoustic guitarist, at least not when he was sitting at home on whatever he was on. The sloppy strumming on "Sliver" and "Pennyroyal Tea" is distracting, but not nearly as disconcerting as the solo demo of "Rape Me", on which Cobain seems to be struggling to maintain consciousness. This is where the box set makes you feel a little gross, pawing through the musical equivalent of Cobain's journals, listening to things he never intended to release.
The DVD, on the other hand, includes some more lighthearted voyeuristic moments that are the highlight of the box. The first nine tracks are given over to a 1988 rehearsal at Novoselic's mom's house, and it's a huge kick to see Cobain and Novoselic so young and goofy, hanging out with a few neighborhood dudes and jamming like any other local band. For whatever reason, Cobain sings facing a wall with his nose two inches from the simulated wood paneling. They have a ball with Zep ("Immigrant Song"), but then they bust out "About a Girl" and we remember that this is not your everyday garage band. When they crank up the strobe light and hold a bottle of Rainier up to the camera, it's adorable enough that you might feel inclined to hug somebody. Fittingly, most of the remainder of the DVD features pre-fame shows and miscellaneous tour footage; technically, it's generally of poor quality, but enjoyable nonetheless.
Though With the Lights Out is in many respects unsatisfying and shows Geffen to be rudderless with their handling of the Nirvana legacy, in the end, it's nearly enough that it documents so much material we haven't heard a million times before. And despite the complete predictability and heavy-handedness of closing the set with the solo demo of "All Apologies", the effect is still emotionally devastating. When Cobain was numb on heroin he missed the comfort in being sad, and if nothing else, With the Lights Out brings us back to this nourishing place.
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Photojournalist to travel to Libya to cover Libyan-born American citizen as he aids the rebels in rebuilding his home country. Read more
Photojournalist to travel to Libya to cover Libyan-born American citizen as he aids the rebels in rebuilding his home country.
About this project
I will be traveling to Libya this winter, where the revolution will serve as the historic backdrop for the story I want to tell.
I have been following the story of a Libyan born man, who resides near Flint, but has spent much of this year in Libya, working with, and around the National Transitional Council, the group overseeing the transition from a Gaddaffi-controlled Libya. He was conducting business in Libya when the revolution began, and chose to stay and join the rebels. He will be the main focus for the story.
The man's name is Mustafa. He is an engineer and speaks English and Arabic, and worked as an early spokesman for the rebels. He also created food distribution plans for the city of Benghazi once the former regime and government collapsed there, and worked to establish neighborhood action groups.
His wife Lois has been following his progress from their home in Michigan, and will likely join him in Libya this fall.
The story I want to tell is this family from my hometown area, working during this significant moment in world history, using their skills to build a new and better Libya.
I've been following Mustafa and Lois' story from home, now I want to follow the story to Libya.
The final product will be in different media formats, like print, an online blog, audio slideshow, photos and video.
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Leopard Love: "Go To" in TextEdit
TextEdit doesn't get much love. BBEdit, SubEthaEdit, and so forth grab the spotlight and all the attention. But I'm a TextEdit gal. I love the Emacs-like support and the price tag. For years now, I've resorted to Lorax's textextras to get "go to line". It's critical when you're debugging and you need to check out, for example, line 572.
Enter Leopard. A new standard option in TextEdit allows you to select by line using the same Command-L, I've been using for years. You don't have to use the mouse. Type Command-L, the line number, and and press return.
Sure, the error message for a bad line number is geeky ("Out of bounds line specification") but who cares? Line jump! Joy!
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more updates- Apple Remote Desktop updated with Yosemite support
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Lucious combination of berries and chocolate: Raspberry Chocolate Cupcakes
{recipe} Baked Maple Cinnamon "Banana Bread" Doughnuts for National Doughnut Day
Bright and fresh Strawberry Lemon Cheesecake Bars, perfect for early summer
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Flower Inside the Cake? Red Velvet Vanilla Flower Cake with Vanilla Frosting and Sliced Almonds
Hot Cross Bun Muffins, for Easter Breakfast
Traditional German Easter Bread (Osterzopf/Osterkranz)
Rubber Duckies taking a swim on this Vanilla Cake with cylindrical wafer cookies and blue M&Ms
A simple treat for St. Patrick's Day: Chocolate Guinness Cupcakes
Rustic Caramel Apple Galette, baked in a cast iron skillet
Homemade Grissini, the quintessential Italian breadstick
Chocolate Coconut Crème Kiss Cookies
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Mixed Berry Mini-Pies, baked in a Muffin Pan
When is it ok to eat pie or cupcakes for breakfast? When you call it a muffin! Pecan Pie Muffins with Maple Buttercream
Bananas "Foster" Mini-Whoopie Pies: mini-banana cakes with whipped caramel rum filling
Why not make truffles for your sweetheart this Valentine's Day? Pistachio Cardamom Truffles {recipe}
There is a surprise for your Valentine inside this Vanilla Pound Cake
Raspberry Heart Linzer Cookies for your Valentine
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There are 2 schools located in Oregon that offer Wrestling as an interscholastic sport.
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EUGENE, Ore. — The Eugene City Council's getting an early start on next year's budget. Councilors held a budget work session Monday evening with the intent of finding out how to get more people involved in the process. The official budget numbers won't come out until November, but the deficit projections are in the millions. … Continue reading »
Local Firm Chosen to Design City Hall
EUGENE, Ore. — A local architecture firm has been chosen to design the new city hall. Rowell Brokaw Architects of Eugene was awarded the job on Friday, beating Portland firm THA Architecture. Rowell says it has been involved in the process ever since the city first began discussing the plan 15 years ago and even … Continue reading »
New Businesses Opening Downtown
EUGENE, Ore. — If you've walked around downtown lately, you've probably noticed that there are some new places where you can grab lunch or catch a movie. The Kesey Square area is becoming home to a number of new businesses that are set to open in the coming weeks. All of them are working together … Continue reading »
Budget Committee Issues Recommendation
EUGENE, Ore. — The Eugene Budget Committee finalized its recommendation for the city budget in an 11-to-four vote on Wednesday night. The committee is recommending a budget that doesn't cut any city services, but would instead provide one-time funding to continue supporting local parks, pools, law enforcement and libraries. It's also proposing to take $4.2 … Continue reading »
Eugene Prepares for Summer in the City
EUGENE, Ore. — Spring just got here, but Eugene city councilors are already making big plans for this summer. The council learned Wednesday about plans for Summer in the City, as well as the things to come. Councilors focused on downtown revitalization over the past few years, and the nearly $200 million worth of investments … Continue reading »
Neighbors Seek New Kaufman Tenant
EUGENE, Ore. — Neighbors of the former Trude Kaufmann Senior Center are eager for a new occupant to take its place. Members of the Jefferson Westside Neighborhood Association say they've noticed people frequenting the abandoned building. Neighbors say they would like to see the building put to use so that it would benefit the community. … Continue reading »
Residents Challenge Proposed Ordinances
EUGENE, Ore. — Eugene residents called proposed fees to the city's stormwater system a deception and they don't want anything to do with it. The City Manager presented the option at the end of last year to help balance the $6 million gap in the budget. While, it could provide the city about $4.5 million … Continue reading »
Public Invited to Speak on Service Fees
EUGENE, Ore. — Eugene City Council will hold a public hearing for the first time on Tuesday to discuss one or two possible city service fees. One of those fees would have Eugene residents paying an extra $120 a year. City leaders say the fees would simply maintain services that many residents want to keep … Continue reading »
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EUGENE, Ore. — The City of Eugene will move forward with plans to create a pilot program for Opportunity Village, a proposed living site for area homeless residents. City Council approved the project at Monday night's council meeting, asking the City Manager to work with the city-owned site located on North Garfield. A non-profit organization … Continue reading »


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Saint Louis City has offered to help fund a new stadium for the Rams, but urban revitalization projects, like a new stadium for the Rams, don't bring the economic development promised by politicians, notes Policy Analyst Joseph Miller.
Michael Rathbone notes that the St. Louis Rams may be moving to LA. Should St. Louis taxpayers offer to build a new stadium or improve the Edward Jones Dome to keep the Rams in town? No.
Show-Me Institute Chief Economist Joseph Haslag, Ph.D., notes the declining economic growth in Missouri compared to the rest of the country. Haslag has written about this issue in a recent essay: The 49th State: Revisiting Missouri's GDP Sector by Sector.
Policy Researcher Michael Rathbone notes that Missouri is one of the top 10 states... for corporate welfare. According to Veronique de Rugy of the Mercatus Center, the Show-Me State has given away over $5 billion to well-connected big businesses. A better approach would be across the board tax cuts.
Missouri taxpayers underwrote the recently released Gone Girl to the tune of $2.36 million. Was that investment worth it?
Tax Increment Financing and similar tax subsidies are intended to improve areas that are blighted, but is that what they're really used for?
Patrick Tuohey notes an effort in Kansas City to bring the Super Bowl to town, but is it worth it? Several research papers have shown that the tax revenue used to bring big events to a city is only rarely recouped by the revenue generated by the event. Kansas City should spend tax payers money on more pressing needs.
Greene County's decision to back a land development deal has turned south for tax payers.
Burns & McDonnell is a Kansas City success story, so why is it asking taxpayers to fund the development of a lot next to its corporate headquarters? Read Patrick Tuohey's testimony before KC's TIF commission against this corporate welfare.
Gander Mountain just opened its first store in Missouri, in the St. Louis suburb of Fenton, with plans to open more locations in the Show-Me State. David Stokes is excited about this new store because the corporate policy is to not take tax subsidies as the company expands around the country:
The Kansas City Aviation Department has proposed building a new terminal at Kansas City International Airport (MCI) that could cost $1.2 billion or more. While the city has attempted to collect information on the project independently, most of the data comes from the very people who support the project. In this discussion, the Show-Me Institute will share the results of its own research on the costs, challenges, and likely results of such an endeavor.
Read more of the Show-Me Institute's research into Kansas City International Airport at ShowMeDaily.org.
Patrick Tuohey explains that the cost of a new terminal at Kansas City International Airport would be passed along to passengers. Higher ticket prices would result and that could cause airlines and travelers to look for alternatives to KCI.
Michael Rathbone talks about the fairness of public financing for stadiums. Currently, $24 million in taxpayer money is spent annually for the original construction of the Edward Jones Dome. Saint Louis City taxpayers contribute $6 million of that. Saint Louis County taxpayers contribute another $6 million. And the state of Missouri contributes $12 million from the public coffers each year, but it doesn't make sense that Springfield and Joplin residents are paying for a stadium that they rarely use:
As Missouri's General Assembly gets underway in 2014, they should move to reform Tax Increment Financing (TIF). David Stokes suggests three reforms that the legislature should enact this session:
In this half-hour interview with Lee Presser that first aired on Nov. 12, 2013, Show-Me Institute Policy Analyst David Stokes explains how Tax Increment Financing (TIF) works and the impact on tax policy. Stokes also reviews several notable TIF proposals.
Should Missouri and St. Louis taxpayers provide more than $16.5 million in tax subsidies to move Laclede Gas two blocks from 720 Olive to the General American building on Market?
The Show-Me Minute is a short radio advertisement to inform listeners about the work of the Show-Me Institute in a particular policy area. In this Show-Me Minute which first aired on KWTO 560AM in Springfield, MO, we discuss tax credits.
The tax subsidy that wasn't: Olivette demonstrated that you don't need corporate welfare for economic growth.
Missouri State Senator John Lamping and State Representative Paul Curtman review the recently completed legislative session at the Show-Me Institute's June Policy Breakfast.
It cost taxpayers $ 15 million to build the Brentwood Boulevard shopping and apartment complex near the Richmond Heights Metrolink station. Government planners thought it would encourage transit use, but has it succeeded?
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#57 The Apple by Michel Faber
This is a sort of rarities and B-sides collection to accompany The Crimson Petal And The White. I've often been curious about such a thing and Crimson is the kind of novel which deserves one. I'm not sure if I would recommend this collection if you haven't read they other but it does flesh out Faber's world in interesting ways.
#58 A Matter Of Size by Robert W Birch
Absolutely bloody awful "erotic" thriller. Just terrible.
#59 The Year Of The Flood by Margaret Atwood
Read for review for Strange Horizons.
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Monday, November 19, 2012
New Article, "Does This Make Me Look Fat?" Published in Social Problems
Hey folks,
Time for some flagrant self-promotion. I'm excited to announce the publication of my paper, "Does This Make Me Look Fat?: Aesthetic Labor and Fat Talk as Emotional Labor in a Women's Plus Size Clothing Store" in the current edition of Social Problems.
Read it and you'll learn all about my experience working in a Plus-Size clothing store. There are plenty of crazy stories (An employee weight-loss contest?! Skinny managers "Fat Talk" to Plus Sized sales associates?!?), plus academic analyses explaining why the stories matter.
Follow this link to an electronic version of the article:
Show and tell: I'd love to know your own war stories from shopping for clothes. Rude salespeople? Warped "skinny mirrors"?
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- AnonymousNovember 23, 2012 at 7:40 AM
I would love to read this, but I can't pay money to. Sorry Kjerstin, I'm sure it's amazing. <3
ReplyDelete Kjerstin: First of all THANK YOU. Your paper, research and voice are just what we/I need in these super saturated media/image driven times. I will be reading every post and buying every book you put out.
You have probably already discovered it but I spend a lot of time at mybodygallery.com
BECAUSE: I am a 40 year old woman who has recently lost 159 pounds thru bariatric surgury.I am 5'8 and I weigh 145. I've gone from a xxxl or size 26 to a small or size 4-6. And I can't figure out how I look! Am I thin enough? Am I normal now? Should I lose 5 more pounds?
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Illinois High School Football: Week 5 Fox Valley Conference game capsules
Some big games this week in the Fox Valley Conference as Week 5 arrives….
Johnsburg (0-4, 0-2) at Grayslake Central (1-3, 0-2): The Skyhawks lost their 16th straight game in a 41-7 loss to Grayslake North. Jake Hauck scored the lone touchdown for Johnsburg. Central was shutout 31-0 by Woodstock. Tyler Gustke ran for 45 yards and threw for 33 more for the Rams.
Grayslake North (3-1, 1-0) at Hampshire (2-2, 1-0): AJ Fish took control early in a 41-7 win over Johnsburg for the Knights. Fish threw for over 270 yards and ran for over 210 more with four touchdowns. Pat Kuefner ran for nearly 75 yards for the Whip-Purs but Hampshire lost 49-13 to Cary-Grove.
Woodstock North (2-2, 1-1) at Woodstock (2-2, 1-1): This in-city battle features two .500 teams as the Thunder came in off a 21-14 loss to Crystal Lake Central. North allowed a 14-0 lead to slip away in the loss. The Blue Streaks shutout Grayslake Central 31-0 led by Brad Bertram's over 100 yards rushing.
Jacobs (3-1, 1-0) at Cary-Grove (4-0, 1-0): A wild shootout went Jacobs' way in a 49-42 win to McHenry. Steven Varela ran for almost 170 yards and four touchdowns. Cary got over 140 yards rushing from Kyle Norberg in a 49-13 win over Hampshire. Quinn Baker threw for over 100 yards and ran for 85 yards while scoring twice.
Dundee-Crown (3-1, 1-1) at Huntley (2-2, 2-0): Two teams that weren't expected to be .500 are heading into Week 5 that way. D-C defeated Prairie Ridge 35-21 as JT Beasley ran for 120 yards including a 64-yard touchdown run. The Red Raiders defeated Crystal Lake South 20-19 for Huntley's first win ever over South. Kameron Sallee threw three touchdown passes for Huntley.
McHenry (2-2, 1-1) at Crystal Lake South (1-3, 0-2): The Warriors scored 42 points in Week 4 but wasn't enough in a 49-42 loss to Jacobs. Korey Partenheimer caught three passes, all for touchdowns for McHenry. South fell 20-19 on a fourth-quarter touchdown to Huntley. Austin Rogers ran for over 135 yards from the quarterback position for the Gators.
Prairie Ridge (2-2) at Crystal Lake Central (3-1): The Wolves lost their second straight in a 35-21 loss at Dundee-Crown. Oliver Kremer had two touchdowns before getting hurt for Prairie Ridge. Central won their third game of the season with a score in the final two minutes in a 21-14 win over Woodstock North. Darwin Stone scored the winning touchdown with 1:10 to play.
Cordell Broadus Surpisingly Commits To UCLA
Cordell Broadus surprised some analysts and committed to the UCLA Bruins on National Signing Day. Find out more here. Read More
13-Year-Old is Already Receiving Letters From Duke
Can you imagine receiving letters from Duke and North Carolina basketball? Well, Wendell Moore can certainly relate to that, as he is already receiving letters from both schools at age 13. Read More
Alabama HS Basketball Games Ends in 2-0 Snoozer
There may never have been a bigger snoozer than Monday night's showdown between two Alabama high school basketball teams. Read More
Signing Day: Soso Jamabo Will Be a Texas Longhorn
On National Signing Day, it should not surprise anyone if Soso Jamabo rolls with the Texas Longhorns. Find out why here. Read More
Gibson Should Go With Auburn On Signing Day
Four-Star QB Torrance Gibson should go with Auburn when National Signing Day comes, and it should be fun watching him spurn Ohio State. Read More
High School Gymnast Recovers from Severe Injury
Annie Hilton's dream of getting a full ride scholarship for gymnastics was almost shattered by debilitating surgery, but she never gave up and persevered. Read More
16-Year-Old Erica Wilson Defies The Odds
Gatorade's Win From Within campaign features Erica Wilson, a 16-year old aspiring dancer who lost the use of her legs, but did not give up and became a national champion in wheelchair basketball. Read More
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3295 Shepherd of the Hills Expressway, Branson Theatre District, Branson, MO 65616, United States of America – Show map
Staff was friendly and helpful...Parking was close to the stairs and the breakfast was great.
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Indoor Pool, Breakfast, Location, Room Size, Clean, Nice Staff, Lots of Parking.
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Mostly liked the locale. Staff was very personable and helpful.
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Very nice facilities, good value. Great location and easy to access attractions and shopping areas. We plan to return again.
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Everything was great!!! We will staying at the Southern Oaks Inn again!!! The kids had so much fun at the Inn since they had never stayed anywhere but home. These are our adopted children and they are ready to travel to Branson again. Thank you so much for being so great to all of us.
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The bed was very nice and my back didn't hurt the next morning
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Staff were very helpful, we were on second floor to bags and then down when we left. Breakfast was the best I ever had for a contlnital type. I went to Starvin ??? paid 21.00 and couldn't eat the food
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InDoor pool, free breakfast and location was great.
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The room was big, plenty of space to move around and relax. Breakfast was good.
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Location & price.
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This hotel has an indoor and an outdoor pool, and has free cable TV in all rooms. Guests can enjoy free hot breakfast daily, close to Branson music theaters and attractions.
Guests of the Southern Oaks Inn stay in rooms with king or queen beds. All rooms feature free cable TV and free Wi-Fi. The hotel has both non-smoking and smoking rooms, which are easily accessed from the large parking lot.
Along with the indoor and outdoor pools, there are two decks at the Southern Oaks Inn. The hotel has laundry facilities for guest use, and the front desk is open 24 hours. Wi-Fi is free throughout.
On Branson's Shepherd of the Hills Expressway, the hotel is across the street from the Shoji Tabuchi Theater. Both the Presley's Country Jubilee and the White Water outdoor water park are one mile from the hotel.
Branson Theatre District is a great choice for travelers interested in Theater, Tourism and Live Music.
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Outdoor Pool (seasonal), Sun Deck
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WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Free public parking is available on site (reservation is needed).
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Days Inn Shephard of the Hills Within one mile of Adventure Zipline in Branson, Missouri, this hotel offers a seasonal outdoor pool and rooms with refrigerators. All guests enjoy a free daily breakfast.
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Offering free Wi-Fi in every room, this hotel is less than one mile from the entertainment options of the Branson Theatre District and Downtown Branson. An indoor pool and hot tub are on site.
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Staff was friendly and helpful...Parking was close to the stairs and the breakfast was great.
Indoor Pool, Breakfast, Location, Room Size, Clean, Nice Staff, Lots of Parking.
no microwave in room, very few amenities in room. etc.. dirty clothes bags.
Mostly liked the locale. Staff was very personable and helpful.
No complaints.
Very nice facilities, good value. Great location and easy to access attractions and shopping areas. We plan to return again.
Need to upgrade the tv's.
It was close to the strip. Indoor pool was nice. The lady at the front desk was very nice. It is not a fancy hotel by any means. But for the price it's what we expected. Rooms were much larger than any other hotel. It was clean and cheap that all we cared about.
No elevators!!!! Lots of steps no matter where you go. Halls had funky smells. They charged us more than what booking.com said it would be. I just happened to catch it and they are suppose to be refunding it. That was last Thursday and it's Tuesday and the money still isn't back yet. The sheets on the beds would not stay on every movement they would come right off.
Loved that rooms were clean and comfortable
All soda machines and ice machines had out of order signs around our room. When I went to desk to ask about ice, I was told you can check the other buildings and see if they have ice.
Everything was great!!! We will staying at the Southern Oaks Inn again!!! The kids had so much fun at the Inn since they had never stayed anywhere but home. These are our adopted children and they are ready to travel to Branson again. Thank you so much for being so great to all of us.
DID NOT like the location of breakfast. Very hard to get to when your handicapped!!! Should be located in the front of the Inn for easier access.
The bed was very nice and my back didn't hurt the next morning
The room and bed
Breakfast was hot, plentiful and staff on hand to resupply every few minutes. Location of pool to room was great. Room was in good condition and clean. Roomy compared to others. Room Card used to enter building at all hours. Great security feature!! Location to Golden Corral is a short walk. Location to stores and other restaurants OFF the main strip, very good. Traffic light to get to SDC, very close. Great location!
Air Conditioner never cooled room. Pillows too soft, but they supply 4 per bed. Hallway very narrow for entry, hard to carry luggage and navigate narrow hallway near pool side entry.
Staff were very helpful, we were on second floor to bags and then down when we left. Breakfast was the best I ever had for a contlnital type. I went to Starvin ??? paid 21.00 and couldn't eat the food
The steps, we are both handicap and we don't do steps. Second floor only room with spa
InDoor pool, free breakfast and location was great.
no refrigerator or microwave in room, other than that it was great!
staff was nice
room dark,gloomy,bad smell coming from..well everywhere. toilet looked to be stained and had been painted. felt like I needed to sleep on top of my clothes. thought it would have been better to sleep in car. found another hotel and never will return. sorry such nice staff for a bad hotel.
The room was big, plenty of space to move around and relax. Breakfast was good.
There was a spider in our shower upon entering the room. The carpet was loose in sections. The shower head was waaaaay to low. The TV is very dated and old. There were no extra blankets stored away in the room. Shampoo was pathetic.
Location & price.
There was mold on the ceiling in the bathroom, the room had a foul odor. The pool is so shallow you can't actually swim.
The stay was relaxing. Everything was great. The room was clean, spacious & comfortable. The grandkids loved both pools & I enjoyed the breakfast served each morning. The entire staff was friendly & helpful. Will definitely stay here again when coming back to Branon. Thanks
There was nothing I didn't like. Everything was great
Large jacuzzi tub, clean. As advertised, no surprises.
A little dated. Old key system, haven't seen that in a while.
Good location nice indoor pool,
Air conditioner ran constantly but barely cooled the room. Hallway not cooled at all. carpets stained just not a clean feeling
Ease of reserving room online during a high occupancy weekend in the tourist city. Staff accommodated a late check-in.
Shower heads are affixed too low in the shower for anyone over 5' tall. Beds are hard and feel worn. The only reason we were able to sleep was due to sheer exhaustion from the day's activities.
Front desk staff was friendly. Location was great for getting around Branson, just off 76 main drag.
Older facility with could stand updates with new beds. The area where the breakfast room was located had a musty smell not condusive to eating.
This hotels staff was ecceptionally friendly. The building was clean and taken care of. Great AC unit in the room, two pools, free breakfast. It is located right off the main strip which made getting in and out of the hotel parking easy and is close to all main attractions. Would definitely recommend this hotel to others traveling.
Location! Room size was great.
Breakfast was mediocre. Wish there were blinds or a sheer on the window so some sunlight could shine in. Smaller tables for individual families at breakfast.
Great location. Rooms were larger than average. Bathroom was very clean. Have stayed at much more expensive motels in area, that were not near as nice.
Had a big breakfast selection, but food was pretty tasteless. Only ate there 1 out of 4 mornings.


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