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Among the myriad pleasures to be found in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – and there are many – the one that stands out the most came about 15 hours in. Crossing vast tundra covered in hardy-looking, rust-colored plants that convey the hostility of the climate, I noticed movement on a side of the plain. As I walked toward it, it hit me that I was looking at a giant, walking, no, better yet, herding two woolly mammoths. This strange and docile moment kept me transfixed. It also perfectly crystallizes the thrill of Skyrim: being wholly lost in a world that is a product of such careful imagination that, amidst all the dragons, dungeons, and wraiths, the inner logic of this astonishing game can produce a moment of such organic quietude.
It's A Big, Dragon-Filled World Out There
Skyrim, following Fallout 3 and Oblivion, is yet another ambitious title that presents a massive and fully explorable world with only the players' disposition to guide them through the seemingly endless number of quests and adventures. Those previous titles were strong, evocative games that still had the lingering sense of not fully realizing their ambitions. Skyrim is that realization and is the apotheosis, not only of the open-world format, but of what games can accomplish. It is perhaps the finest experience ever made available in the medium.
The game takes place in Skyrim, the northernmost region of Tamriel, the continent of the Elder Scroll games. You begin the game in captivity by the imperial troops (governed by the emperor located in Cyrodill, the locale of Oblivion) on your way to have your head removed from your body for your crimes. Along for this ride are other criminals and representatives of a rebel force that is attempting to liberate Skyrim from the imperial control. Before the axe comes down, the festivities are interrupted by the appearance of a dragon, creatures that existed only in myth and were considered to have once ruled over humans like gods. Quickly, you must escape both your captors and the beast and, in short order, emerge into the amazing wilds, towns, and cities of Skyrim.
"Amazing" doesn't do the landscape justice. Skyrim offers the single most impressive gaming landscape I have ever seen, not just in its scope, but in the variety and detail, a truly monumental achievement that allows for sublime absorption of the player in its verisimilitude. Towering mountains, sodden marshland, and arid plains comprise the landscape with such character and drama that you can sense the dry air and caustic environment that seeps with the harsh danger that informs the events of the game. Where the setting of Oblivion conveyed a seat of majesty in the Empire's center on the verge of devastation, Skyrim evokes the eruption of natural forces that form the tenuous survival of its inhabitants against this menacing backdrop, underscoring the civil war and dragons that threaten to consume it all.
A Schmorgesborg Of Fantasy Delights
Every moment of exploration through Skyrim evokes awe. The most northern reaches of the map, where icy cliffs drop into the Ocean, look like the edge of the gamespace, and then it becomes clear that there are islands you can travel to over the cluster of ice cramping the shoreline, where you find yet more towering mountains, fully explorable with caves, creatures, and tombs. Such moments of discovery are incessant and exhilarating, as tens of hours into the game, there is still a fresh sense of mystery and more than enough reason to continue on through the game's seemingly endless supply of content and activity.
It's not just the external landscape of Skyrim that impresses it magnificence on the player. Cities are distinct, each with its own architectural character; one is built into a mountainside, incorporating the cavernous halls of the absent dwarven race, another is a seedy town in the waterlogged lowlands where thieves run rampant and homes on the canal ooze with desperation. The variety extends into the game's countless dungeons and caves. No one dungeon or cave looks like the others. All, no matter the size, seem to have been the product of care and attention in their design and belie logic to their construction and have a story to tell. Even better, nearly all these spaces are well lit so the strange beauty of forests inside of a mountain can be admired in all of its surreal magnificence.
The effect of the environmental design in Skyrim cannot be understated; the mature grounding of the world at every level of detail exudes confidence and coherence that rewards the player through investigation and attention, not just in leveling up their character or finding superior loot. This is assisted through the sophistication in the writing and design of the quests that make up the core of your time in Skyrim. Acquired at an alarming rate throughout the game, these quests, unlike previous Elder Scroll titles, feel organically linked to this wondrous world and hold the promise of both heightening the sense of mystery and further bringing a canny sense of reality to the fantasy world.
More Quests Than A Quest Fest
Instead of one main quest, Skyrim presents two: in the first, you are dealt the return of the dragons and the revelation that your character is one of the rare dragonborn, possessing the historical lineage of prior emperors, exhibiting many powers of the dragon, such as the power to breathe, or "speak," in flames and frost. The second is the simmering internal conflict between the kings, or "Jarls," of the various regions of Skyrim, divided in their loyalties to the empire or independence.
This second storyline is a highly effective addition, as it functions as a counterweight to the high fantasy proceedings of the dragons and casts a murky moral ambiguity over the narrative. You will pick a side and neither one is terribly appealing. This display of human fecklessness as Dragons bring potential annihilation from the heavens serves as an exceptional narrative backdrop to the game, placing the player at the center of highly tenuous circumstances as threatening and overwhelming as the land of Skyrim itself.
The main quests, as compelling as it is, is only a modest portion of the quests to be found in the game. Skyrim doesn't distinguish between main and side-quests in the log and for good reason; all of the quests are designed with the same precision, care and drama. Characters that populate the world and send you on your adventures are distinct, and the motivation to venture into the dark recesses of Skyrim never feels formulaic or repetitive.
These quests are also significant in their scope and breadth. Nothing feels like busywork and the monetary or treasure rewards are secondary to the sights you are treated to. Of particular note are the quests centered in the guilds or colleges. Unlike previous games where a series of odd tasks move you up the ranks, here, they all intertwine into a larger narrative hours upon hours long.
The Long And Bloody Road
Another section of the quest log marked "miscellaneous" is filled with small opportunities; collection quests, bounties, and general assistance to the public are listed. There's a small touch among these mini-quests that is deliciously clever, some are coy lures into larger more substantive quests and this elegant tool of revealing them to the player is joltingly effective reminder of just how sophisticated the game's design is. Even the unrevealing quests are not tiresome, because they are designed to push the player into untraveled regions of the map and all occur in an unexplored, wholly unique place.
The "miscellaneous" quests are also fun to play because the combat in Skyrim is as diverse and satisfying as all its other aspects. The Elder Scrolls games are philosophically predicated on the player having full choice, and the advent of dual wielding weapons, magic, or both, is the most significant articulation of that design prerogative. Weaken an enemy with a fireball, close the distance, and hack away with your sword, fill both hands with a fireball spell to maximize impact and damage, or go with sword and mace in hand for the personal touch. The strategy options open up immeasurable with both arms in use and a quick menu to select favorite items can make a simple combat instance a very diverse and deeply satisfying affair.
It doesn't hurt that the combat finally has a visceral kick. The animations portray power and timing can make a difference. Finishing moves can be randomly triggered, and after some challenging confrontations, they elicited some strongly worded exclamations of joy. Combat can prove very difficult in instances; enemies follow the format of Fallout 3 and don't level up at your pace, making some encounters power fantasies of one swing executions and others very challenging, especially in random encounters with dragons, dragon priests, and at the conclusion of quests. Nearly all of these challenges can be overcome with shrewd use of weapons, potions, and magic but expect frequent death and load screens (the difficulty can be adjusted on the fly) and some inelegant resolutions.
May The Stars Shine Upon You
Spikes in difficulty are an understandable by-product of the dynamic nature of the game and your ability to shape your character in it. The character upgrades have been significantly streamlined. Instead of adding numbers to your various stats, each level offers a perk point which has a clear material benefit to a particular skill. While purists may blanch at the thought of limiting stat development, the decision to focus on perks is the right one. Increasing skills by three points is to effect the change that the perks represent, albeit through an opaque mathematical rubric. The new system doesn't just make the system more accessible, it makes it clear, and the results are immediately evident in the gameplay.
I also found myself obsessing far less over my stats and perks in Skyrim and realized that, even after the 70th hour of play, that typical motivation of improving my character's numbers to achieve some personal goal was absent. There was no grind; I was just playing the game. This is the ultimate achievement of Skyrim. The game architecture stays in the background and the experience of existing in this phenomenal world remains paramount.
The game's organic rewards of seeing new areas, finding new items, and evolving narrative continue to hold their allure and tantalize with the thought of what's to come. In this, Skyrim manages an achievement that's Wagnerian in its totality (and not just due to the use of Dragons). This is digital Gesamtkunstwerk; the disparate parts of the games seamlessly form an amazing collective that is true immersion, an experience that you relax into and become gloriously overwhelmed. Looking at the single disc, it's not a game that's contained in it, rather a world.
One Game To Rule Them All
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is less a product of creativity than an act of creation. The accomplishment on display is without equal, but it's the sublimation of those efforts into a deeply personal experience that is the lasting effect and elicits the compulsive desire to consume more and more of what it has to offer. Playing it, I could recall getting the first Nintendo system and sitting down with my brother to play Super Mario Brothers. Upon reaching the subterranean level 1-2, the dramatic aesthetic shift awakened us to the giddy thrill of realizing that we had no idea what the game had in store ahead, and our excitement became an uncontained rapturous exaltation. Eighty hours into Skyrim, I'm still feeling like that 11-year-old.


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Expensive recursive SQL. In other words, your inserts are probably doing dynamic space allocation.
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The Porsche 911 is an odd duck. Here we have one of history's great sports cars, a strong-selling, fast, good-looking machine that reeks of sex and history.
It is a marker of success: "Timmy bought a Porsche! He must have gotten that banking job." High resale value makes it a good investment. It is also a technological triumph — despite their capability, Porsches are almost always reliable, long-lived things. And yet the model has always been something of an acquired taste.
There are a handful of reasons for this. At the moment, the 911 is the only mass-produced, rear-engined car sold in America. The subsequent rear weight bias has traditionally made the car difficult to drive at the limit and slightly unstable at high speed. Cane a 911 on the autobahn and you'll notice the steering going light and the nose wandering — Dancing! Flitting about the highway! Manly stuff! — above 160 mph. Porsche people find this charming. Detractors think it's obnoxious and anachronistic.
Porsche engineers being German, they simply saw this as a problem to be solved. The first 911 rolled off the line in the mid-1960s. Careful evolution has seen the car grow ever more docile and controllable, and yet faster. The Germans — again, being German — were apparently not satisfied, and so we now have the 2012 Porsche 911.
All that stuff we just mentioned? Let's just call it fixed.
Hold on. Fixed isn't the right word. More like blown to oblivion.
This is a landmark, and in more ways than one. The '12 911, known internally as the 991, is a ground-up revamp of the brand's most hallowed product. It is also just the third such redo in the model's history. From 1964 to 1998 (34 years!) the 911 used the same basic platform and an air-cooled, six-cylinder engine. From 1999 to 2011, it used a water-cooled six and a new platform, albeit one with a similar profile.
The new 911 shares basic proportions — but no significant parts — with its predecessor. It is longer, wider, faster, and more fuel-efficient than the car that came before it. The 911's body is a combination of steel and aluminum — the doors, roof, and several other key panels (about 45 percent of the car's mass) are made from the latter, cutting weight and lowering the car's center of gravity. Wheelbase is up by 3.9 inches, and the engine is now slightly farther forward in the car relative to the driver and rear axle. Porsche claims this bumps up body rigidity by 20 to 25 percent.
Here's the kicker: Amazingly, Stuttgart claims the new, larger car is lighter than the last 911. On top of that, the base 911's engine shrinks, from 3.6 to 3.4 liters, yet gains 5 hp and puts out the same 288 pound-feet of torque. Fuel economy is said to rise a bit, though EPA numbers haven't been released. All this without an efficiency-boosting turbocharger.
This is what makes Porsche special, and why its engineers are widely viewed as the best in the world — they specialize in surprises. Cars aren't supposed to get lighter when they grow. Engines aren't supposed to shrink and become more powerful. Heck, if you really get down to it, from a laws-of-physics standpoint, rear-engined cars aren't supposed to be a good idea, period.
My exposure to the new car was admittedly limited. I attended the 911's California launch and obtained a few hours of seat time. The models present were all Carrera S examples — the uprated, high-performance version of the standard 911 — with 3.8-liter, 400-hp engines and 20-inch wheels. The base Carrera produces 350 hp and rides on 19-inchers.
Similarly, each car we tested was equipped with a host of Porsche's optional computerized performance goodies: Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM, or electronically adjustable adaptive dampers), Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control (PDCC, or electronically decoupling anti-roll bars), and Porsche Torque Vectoring (PTV, essentially computer-controlled rear-wheel braking that helps the car turn). Because these were S models, they were also equipped with Porsche's active magnetorheological engine mounts, which (get this) limit engine motion when the suspension is loaded. They were first introduced on the 2010 Porsche 911 GT3, and they help keep the car's tail more in check when cornering.
There are other tech highlights. Electric power steering, a 911 first, is now standard. An available seven-speed manual transmission, an industry first. An intake-pulse-powered membrane in the rear passenger area that pipes engine sound into the cockpit. An available, cockpit-switchable baffled sport exhaust that goes from loud to LOUD with the push of a button. And Porsche's Doppelkupplung (PDK), its remarkably refined and almost mind-reading seven-speed, twin-clutch automatic transmission.
There is more, but I literally don't have room for it. Suffice it to say the new Porsche 911 is a technological tour de force, a tribute to the art of geekery used for the powers of good.
If this seems like a lot to process, it is. Thankfully, all that tech has been oriented toward driver involvement, not just outright velocity. It's used to make you look better, feel better, drive better. Like all Porsche sports cars, the 911 is a stimulant, a drug. It wakes you up, smacks you around, and convinces you that you are the single most important person on the pavement.
There is the sound, which rips across the landscape and echoes through trees like wildfire. It's a raspy, high-pitched, unstoppable howl. The gearboxes, both of which work flawlessly — the automatic shifts faster than you ever could, but it never grabs a gear wrong, always predicts what you want and never unsettles the car. The brakes — massive discs at each corner with the traditional glossy Porsche calipers, which you can have painted to match the car if you like — are relentless, with impossible fade resistance and the world's most progressive and feelsome pedal. The engine pulls like unfettered blazes, a docile, smooth, turbine. Everything is rewarding.
And then there's the suspension. This is the magic, blown-to-oblivion part. No 911 has ever been this friendly or approachable in a corner — and yet, no 911 has ever been so angry and effective. The traditional 911 Meet Your Maker cornering feeling is gone, as is the triple-digit wandering and constant need to babysit the front tires under load. With every 911 previous, if you added in too much throttle at the wrong time, the front end would wash. Not here. The rear tires stick, always and everywhere, unless you ask them to come loose — and then the car is predictable, easy, a balanced pal. Straight-line speed is completely drama-free.
There is skill required here, but unlike in the past, you are not bitten if you do not possess it. And all the while, you are going ever faster, the car more composed and together than many sports cars or exotics costing twice as much.
I could prattle on about the 911's flaws, but they are quibbles. For the record: The electric power steering loses some of the feedback and on-center magic of the previous 911's hydraulically assisted setup. The engineers claim this was done to aid high-speed stability and make the car feel less nervous, but it just kills a bit of the fun. The interior is cold and hypermodern, much like the cockpit of Porsche's own Panamera or Cayenne. Also, it's too early to tell, but there's a chance that, without the full-boat performance options, the base 911 may be nowhere near as good as the loaded S I tested.
The takeaway here is that, after decades of evolution, Stuttgart has essentially evolved its raw golden child into a polished car for everyman. The only sticking point is the price: a whopping $83,050 for the base 911 Carrera, and $97,350 for the Carrera S model I drove.
One piece of advice: If you have the means, pay it.
WIRED Reeks of history. Sounds amazing. Happy on the road or the track. Will take anything you — or the average Andretti or Vettel — can dish out, and beg for more.
TIRED Vast gap in price between potent S model and base Carrera. Factory options are laughably expensive — floormats cost only slightly less than a Manhattan apartment. Steering feel pales in comparison to that of previous 911s.
Photos courtesy of Porsche Cars North America, Inc.
See Also:- Porsche Unveils Newest 911


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I have two items in my closet I have been wearing to death this winter- a faux fur vest (the black and the brown one I have too) and my Kate Spade Lollipop heels. Seems that no matter what else I have on, I can pop on these two things and feel instantly dressier and more stylish. I know I have mentioned these heels like 1,000 times but here's the thing- they are the most comfortable high, high heels I've ever worn. I spent a whole day on my feet in them traipsing around NYC the other day, I swear!
I absolutely HATE taking selfies, but here you go. One outfit I wore recently sporting the staples for drinks out with my pal Matt. Please ignore the suitcase on the bed. And yes, I wore camo to a fancy pants restaurant, something I never thought I'd do. But paired with a simple fitted turtleneck and those shoes it worked somehow.
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I was 100% inspired by the boys from Duck Dynasty, my new addiction. For reals. I would like to hang out with these guys (but not shoot anything).
Just the other night I paired the same staples with my major investment leather leggings, a flannel shirt and piles of gold necklaces. And did not think to make the bed nor clean the room before I took this, clearly. Oliver looks MIGHTY concerned y'all with think I'm a slob. Well… I am. My Mom is no doubt slapping her forehead and saying "Oh Erin…"
Pants: Helmut Lang (really stupid pricey but worth EVERY PENNY- remember from HERE?), Shirt: Jcrew (sold out- similar here), Watch: Michael Kors, Bracelet: Hermes, Necklaces: J.Crew (sold out- similar here and here) Ann Taylor (old, similar here)
Clearly also inspired by another woodsy fella named Paul Bunyan. What is with me these days? Do I have some deep seeded desire to frolick in the woods?
The only thing this picture says to me is that I have GOT to find time to wax my eyebrows. But also that I love my new Margaret Elizabeth earrings a whole lot.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Oct. 4, 2012) – The ETSU men's soccer team continues Atlantic Sun play at Summers-Taylor Stadium this weekend, hosting North Florida on Friday at 7 p.m. and Jacksonville on Sunday at 1 p.m.
ETSU (4-5-1, 0-1-0 A-Sun) is in dire need of two conference wins after falling to Mercer last Sunday in its A-Sun opener, 2-1. The loss marked the second year in a row in which ETSU has lost its first conference game. Last year, the then-No. 24 Buccaneers had a one-goal halftime lead against Belmont, but surrendered three second-half scores and saw three players receive red cards, resulting in the 3-1 final. ETSU's only win in a conference opener came in 2010, when it beat Campbell, 4-0.
In order to avoid its second straight 0-2 conference start, the Bucs will look toward their leading goal scorer in junior David Geno (Kingsport, Tenn.). Geno has been an offensive powerhouse this year, leading ETSU in goals (6), assists (3) and points (15). The Dobyns-Bennett product has 18 goals and 47 points in his two-plus year career, just two goals and three points shy of Schoenfeld's career marks in those categories. Geno broke Schoenfeld's career assists record against Furman, notching the 11th of his collegiate campaign.
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The Buccaneers opened up Atlantic Sun play last Sunday at Summers-Taylor Stadium against Mercer. Ehjayson Henry put the Bears on top 17 minutes in, netting his first goal of the season on Mercer's first shot of the game. ETSU redshirt junior Luis Calzadilla (Caracas, Venezuela) put in his third goal of the year to equalize in the 47th minute, but Henry responded less than two minutes later to give Mercer the lead for good on its only shot of the half.
For the game, ETSU outshot Mercer by an astounding mark of 19-4, including a 10-1 thumping in the second half, but the Bears defense held ETSU to shots from low-percentage areas. Greg Ranjitsingh made six saves, including one off a shot from Dalton Guzman (Knoxville, Tenn.) in the final seconds.
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North Florida (3-6-0) will be playing its first conference game of the year when it steps onto the field Friday. To this point, UNF has not had too much success, winning just three games while being outscored 33-11. UNF is also winless in its last four games, being outscored 23-0 in the process. The Ospreys carry a very high GAA of 3.67, but can be dangerous, especially knowing that their slate is wiped clean to start the conference season.
Four different Ospreys lead the team in goals scored, with Jean Rivaroli, Max McDaniel, Maurice Valderruten and Camilo Garcia all having scored two goals apiece. Rivaroli and McDaniel have each added an assist to lead the team in points with five.
Scouting the Dolphins
Jacksonville (1-8-1, 0-1-0 A-Sun) had an early start to its conference season, taking on Stetson exactly one month prior to Sunday's meeting with ETSU. The Dolphins fell, 2-0, in DeLand, Fla., opening the season at 0-5. While not much improved, JU is 1-3-1 since then, with its only win of the season coming at home on Sept. 22, 5-0, against Georgia Southern. JU's tie was impressive, drawing Central Florida on the road after leading, 2-1, with 10 minutes to play.
Nick Rodriguez is Jacksonville's leading goal scorer with four of the Dolphins' nine goals this season. Matheus Saroli leads the squad in assists with two, along with Guilherme Brandao. Garvin Carlin has started all 10 games in goal, carrying a GAA of 1.86 with 19 goals allowed.
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ETSU's Friday night game with UNF will be its fifth all-time against the Ospreys. Since falling in their first all-time meeting, ETSU has reeled off the last three to lead 3-1-0. Last year was close, as Aaron Schoenfeld scored with less than two minutes to play to force overtime. Less than a minute into the second extra session, Theo Yang (Lilburn, Ga.) won the game with the golden goal.
ETSU and JU met twice last year, with the Dolphins taking the regular season matchup before falling in the A-Sun quarterfinals, 2-0. The No. 6-seeded Bucs saw both of their goals come from David Haba (Germantown, Tenn.), avenging the loss down in Florida from earlier in the year. JU still leads the all-time series 3-2-0, but the Bucs are 2-1-0 when playing at Summers-Taylor Stadium.
Live stats will be available for both games through Stat Broadcast on ETSUBucs.com. Free live streaming video will also be available on ASun.TV.
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ETSU will be celebrating its annual pink game for men's soccer on Friday night against North Florida. Donation opportunities will be available at the game. More information related to this event is available on ETSUBucs.com.
ETSU Notes
- ETSU is looking to avoid its second straight 0-2 start in conference play. Last year, the Bucs fell to Belmont on the road before losing to Lipscomb at home.
- ETSU will be looking to make it four wins in a row against UNF, while attempting to even up the all-time series against JU. Last year, the No. 6-seeded Bucs took down No. 3-seeded JU in the A-Sun quarterfinals, 2-0, on two goals from David Haba.
- Ryan Coulter became ETSU's all-time saves leader last Sunday in the game against Mercer, notching the 105th of his career to pass James Holt.
- The weekend is part of a four-game home stand for ETSU, which ends on Tuesday against No. 15 Wake Forest.
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Words that still matter
Katie Hinderer
| 18 Feb 2013 |
tags: college, love, Love and Fidelity Network, relationships
Last week as I happily went through another Valentine's Day single – and not the I hate the celebration and want to be all anti type of single – I couldn't help but cringe at the way this holiday has morphed over the years. Yes, it is still about the cards, candy and flowers. But it is also an excuse to be permissive, to drink too much, to hook up with strangers to drown out the pervasive loneliness. It's overwhelming and disheartening at times.
The Love and Fidelity Network took a different approach to Valentine's Day. Rather than focus on the single crazy day, the organization decided for a more long-lasting and positive message. From February 11-15, students at 25 universities, including Harvard, Georgetown, Stanford, and Holy Cross hung thousands of posters around campus, published ads in their school's papers, and used social media to share a simple but profound campaign: Words That Still Matter.
According to the press release…
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No time for Valentine's blues
Tamara El-Rahi
| 17 Feb 2013 |
tags: holiday, love, Valentine's Day
There has been many a year where I've greeted Valentine's Day morning with a bit of pining – rechecking my phone to make sure there wasn't a message after all, looking for roses waiting at the front door, keeping an eye out for the postman…
Pathetic, but true. And I have a feeling that I'm not the only girl that has felt this way. No wonder the day rolls around with a myriad of Facebook posts about anti-Valentine parties and bitter tweets about the pitiable commercialism of the day. Why so harsh?
Unfortunately, in today's society, too many girls deal with their longings for genuine love by putting down others that have been fortunate to find it. Why must we be this way? I feel that the media, and the way it constantly pits one female against the other instead of encouraging them to be happy for each other, has a lot to do with…
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New Adult books and the message of love
Katie Hinderer
| 1 Feb 2013 |
tags: ebook, literature, new adult, premarital sex, young adult
For years I've joked that I am going to write a book entitled something like, "How Romance Novels Ruined You." The general gist of the book would focus on how reading all these lovely dovey romance books in high school and college distorts out perception of what real love is all about. I've seen it time and time again with friends and family. They expect love to be all about the romance, the flowers, the amazing dates, the feelings, and emotions. And then it's like being hit upside the head when they realize love is hard work – really hard work.
After skimming through the current best selling young adult books on Amazon I'm even more convinced this is a book that needs to be written; especially because the concept of true love is being highly distorted thanks to a new genre that is being called 'New Adult.' New Adult, which targets the same audience as young adult, is what…
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Rise of the online bully
Katie Hinderer
| 13 Jan 2013 |
tags: bullying, cyber-bullying, cyberbullying, Internet
When I was in junior high a group of classmates and their older sisters decided I wasn't cool enough to be in their orbit. It might have had to do with the fact that a guy my classmate liked, ended up liking me instead. But whatever the reason, they took it upon themselves to torture me in small nearly inconspicuous ways that I saw but teachers missed. It hurt, but I didn't say anything to anyone and eventually they stopped. But today's bullies aren't just slipping notes in class or taunting in the cafeteria. They are taking to the internet and they are brutal.
One of the big social media news stories of 2012 was about a girl who took her own life after being bullied in persona and relentlessly online. She posted a YouTube video about her inner turmoil, explaining the whole story, and then a week later she committed suicide. On Facebook and YouTube she was abused. People…
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What's your word for 2013?
Katie Hinderer
| 11 Jan 2013 |
tags: health, new year, New Year's resolutions, resolutions
There is an online trend right now that takes the idea of New Year's Resolutions and flips it on its side. Instead of coming up with a long list of things you wished you lived, but might never achieve, this resolution path focuses on one word. How do you want to describe 2013? What's the one word that encompasses a lot of what you want to achieve? Then for the next 12 months you focus on that word, instead of individual goals.
What do you think? What would your 2013 word be?
I think I'm going to adopt Health as my word.
For me, step one was joining a gym. I had belonged to one while living in Boston and St. Louis, but when life got crazy I didn't make the time to go workout and so about 10 months ago I canceled my membership. After that I worked out sporadically on my own – going for a bike ride…
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Emerald: the color of 2013
Katie Hinderer
| 20 Dec 2012 |
There have been some serious mixed reviews about Pantone's Color of 2013 announcement. It seems many women think Emerald is a horrible color, unflattering, ugly, and not worth purchasing. I, on the other hand, think the right shade of Emerald can be stunning. Other colors for the year include, dusk blue, lemon zest, African violet, poppy red and nectarine. These colors make me anxious for Spring, even if the true Winter weather has yet to begin.Whether you love or hate the color of 2013 here are a few ways to work it into your wardrobe in the coming months:
Love and Fidelity Network opposes Harvard student group
Katie Hinderer
| 13 Dec 2012 |
tags: Harvard, love, Love and Fidelity Network, students
This information was sent to Tiger Print from the Love and Fidelity Network. It touches on such huge cultural issue right now, thanks in part to the popularity of books like 50 Shades of Grey, that I felt the need to post the full press release below.
Harvard University's formal recognition of the "Harvard College Munch" last week comes as bad news for students seeking a healthy sexual culture and reasoned debated about human sexuality. Munch is a BDSM (short for bondage and discipline, dominance and submission, and sadism and masochism) club for college students.
"The Love and Fidelity Network opposes Harvard University's formal recognition and funding of a group that seeks to associate human sexuality with violence, oppression, and humiliation," Director of Programs Caitlin Seery said. "Universities should foster an environment where the dignity and beauty of sexuality is honored and affirmed – and where reasoned debate is welcomed among those of goodwill who disagree over what…
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The benefits of gratitude
Ashley Crouch
| 5 Dec 2012 |
tags: gratitude, research, Thanksgiving
Sitting around the crowded dinner table at Thanksgiving, my family has a tradition of sharing things from the last year for which we are thankful. My mind recalled a cold afternoon, up to my knees in dust and tiles, shoveling through the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. "Thank you for helping to clean up my town!" one woman said to me, emotion filling her voice. Despite the chill temperatures, her heart was warm. I was so moved by the glimmer of hope that people clung to as they surveyed their shattered lives. It was easy for me to be grateful.
Turns out, gratitude plays an important role, not only in rebuilding broken walls, but also in expanding our hearts and improving life satisfaction. A report from the Harvard Medical Association found that gratitude helps us refocus on what we have instead of what we lack. Those who count their blessings have less likelihood for depression, anxiety, or envy, while…
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How to survive the holiday small talk of your love life
Ashley Crouch
| 4 Dec 2012 |
tags: dating, holidays, love, singles
The holiday season is here, and despite all the reasons for pure, childlike excitement—peppermint mochas, anyone?—for the single gals among us, the holidays may also bring dread. How should you navigate those awkward dinner conversations, like the one with your overly concerned aunt who is eager to end the Great Boyfriend Drought of 2012 (and maybe also 2011)?
Before allowing the conversation to spiral into dire warnings of your ticking biological clock and stoic wisdom, like "First you think about who you will have; before long you are wondering who will have you!" (an actual quote from last year's Thanksgiving dinner), we offer these suggestions for navigating the conversation minefield.
Thanksgiving - the day to reflect on all we have
Katie Hinderer
| 22 Nov 2012 |
tags: gratitude, Thanksgiving
Today in the United States it's Thanksgiving Day. Between the turkey carving, football games and slices of pumpkin pie, I like to take a step back to look at all I have to be thankful for. The list is long and truly overwhelming when I think of all that I have and how blessed I truly am to be living the life I am. In the spirit of the holiday, I wanted to point out a couple of the things I am truly grateful for this year. I wrote a similar post last year and find it fun to see what has changed and what remains the same.
Family – My computer background right now is of my entire family at my brother's graduation from Marine bootcamp. Every time I see the picture, I smile and realize how truly amazing it is to have eight siblings who are turning into amazing people. Add…
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Nice pictures from the suroundings of Sel - Hótel Mývatn
Lake Mývatn
is wonderful
Magnificent nature
unique landscape
Magnificent nature
unique landscape
Visit the nice fellows
the Icelandic Yule Lads.
In the heart of Mývatn
lots of things to do in the area
In the back yard of Lake Mývatn
lots of things to do in the area
Enjoy a nice dinner in a friendly athmosphere with a view at the craters.
The hotel has 58 rooms which all have a bathroom, telephone, radio and TV. There is free Wi-Fi everywhere at the hotel. All the rooms are beautifully furnished and the aim is to create a friendly athmosphere for the guests.
It can be said that Super Jeeps are becoming as common in Iceland as the yellow cab is in New York.
With a snowmobile you can explore the Icelandic nature during the winter months in a different way.
Kaffi Sel & Souvenir is located on the south side of lake Mývatn close to Sel - Hótel Mývatn. Here you can buy your souvenirs and take a rest to enjoy local baked Geysir bread with smoked trout.
Good location next to the Skútustaðir pseudocraters.


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| 7.4°C Belfast
The mother of a woman who was stabbed to death by her estranged husband in front of their young children has called for a public inquiry after an inquest found that the police and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) failed to take steps which could have averted her murder.
Sharon De Souza said Cassandra Hasanovic had been let down by Sussex and Kent police forces and the CPS and that "a number of serious failings" had led to her death.
A jury sitting in Chichester, West Sussex, returned a verdict of unlawful killing today and criticised Sussex Police and the CPS for failing to take the appropriate steps to safeguard the 24-year-old's life.
The jury concluded that Sussex Police had failed to ensure Mrs Hasanovic's safety and said that they should have escorted her to a women's refuge on the day she was murdered.
The also found that Kent Police failed to arrest Hajrudin Hasanovic for breaching his bail conditions and that the CPS did not take a number of steps to safeguard Mrs Hasanovic's life, including failing to apply for her estranged husband's bail to be withdrawn and failing to inform her of the special measures that might have been available to help her give evidence against him in court.
Mrs De Souza and staff from the domestic violence charity Refuge, who supported her throughout the inquest, burst into tears as the jury read out their findings.
Mrs Hasanovic was about to be driven to a women's refuge by her mother Sharon De Souza when Hasanovic appeared at the side of her car and hauled his estranged wife over one of the children and out of the vehicle before plunging a knife into her, the inquest heard.
Serbian-born Hasanovic, 34, attacked Mrs Hasanovic, who was known as Cassie, outside her mother's home in Bognor on July 29, 2008.
Hasanovic, who was known as Harry, was facing deportation at the time of the killing and feared losing a custody battle for the children.
He was jailed for life, with a minimum of 18 years, for her murder at Lewes Crown Court on May 1 2009.
During the trial, Hasanovic was described as a "paranoid and jealous" partner who controlled his wife throughout their marriage and turned her from being bright and bubbly to a "petrified" young woman.
Following the verdict, Mrs De Souza, Cassie's mother, said: "My daughter Cassie was a beautiful, courageous young woman, who did everything within her power to protect herself and her children.
"She was a wonderful mother whose greatest wish was the chance to watch her children grow up.
"Although her situation was in the hands of three different agencies, ultimately these agencies let her down.
"The jury have unanimously decided what we always felt: that there were a number of serious failings by all three state agencies that ultimately impacted on her chance to a life.
"I would like to thank the Coroner and the jury for taking such care in considering the evidence and holding these agencies to account."
Mrs De Souza also thanked her barrister Karon Monaghan and Refuge, calling for a public inquiry "in the hope that another family does not have to go through what we have".
West Sussex Coroner Penelope Schofield said she would be writing to the Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo), Sussex Police and the CPS to recommend that information on domestic violence cases be shared across forces.
She also said there should be better policing in respect of non-molestation orders, a central point of contact where breaches could be reported and that training to deal with domestic violence cases should be addressed.
She said: "The circumstances of this case have moved many people including myself and as a mother I cannot comprehend what it must have been like for you.
"Although this process has been very painful for you, I hope it has helped to bring you some sort of closure."
Sandra Horley, chief executive of national domestic violence charity Refuge, called on the Government to open a public inquiry into the response of the police and other agencies to victims of domestic violence.
She said: "They found that Sussex Police officers were inadequately trained in domestic violence - something we always feared.
"I am saddened by the finding of this inquest but regrettably I am not surprised.
"Every week two women are killed by current or former partners in England and Wales.
"Mounting evidence shows that in too many of these cases, the police and other state agencies fail to protect victims of domestic violence.
"The list of women who have been failed by the state is sickeningly long and it will only grow longer unless something is done."
Sussex Police said as a direct result of Mrs Hasanovic's murder the force had reviewed its risk assessment procedure for officers responding to allegations of domestic abuse.
A police spokeswoman said training for officers and staff dealing with domestic abuse cases had also been reviewed and was ongoing.
Detective Chief Inspector Pierre Serra, from Sussex Police, said: "This was a wicked and callous crime in which Hajrudin Hasanovic brutally murdered his wife, Cassandra Hasanovic, in a public street and in front of their children and her mother.
"We continue to express our sincere condolences to Cassie's family who have suffered this tragic loss of a mother and daughter.
"Sussex Police acknowledges the verdict of the jury in this case and awaits the Coroner's letter highlighting points raised in the inquest.
"This case was a watershed moment for Sussex Police and we have already learnt a number of important lessons from it in terms of how we deal with cases of domestic abuse.
"The protection of life is our highest priority and we will do all we can to prevent such crimes as these from happening.
"We are determined to do everything we can to bring justice for all victims of domestic abuse."
Jaswant Narwal, Chief Crown Prosecutor for the CPS South East, said: "Our involvement with Cassandra dates back to a complaint of domestic violence sexual assault that she made to the police in 2007.
"For a number of reasons, a prosecution was not brought. It is now clear that there were shortcomings in the way in which we dealt with Cassandra's case.
"A decision about whether to proceed with a case should always start with an assessment of whether there is sufficient evidence and it is in the public interest to proceed.
"If we conclude that it is appropriate to proceed, we will explore all reasonable options to enable the victim to give evidence.
"Since that time, the CPS and the criminal justice system as a whole have seen significant changes in the way we prosecute domestic violence and sexual offences.
"Improvements in the system provide a better service to the victim and ensure that offenders are brought to justice wherever possible. The use of live video links from abroad, for example, is now much more commonplace.
She said a Rape and Serious Sexual Offences (RASSO) Unit staffed by specially trained lawyers was established in the South East in 2011.
To find out more about Refuge's call for a public inquiry and to sign the petition, go to www.refuge.org.uk/publicinquiry.


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Paying the price: The human cost of racial profiling
October 2003 - The Report begins with a brief explanation and definition of racial profiling. In addition, the Report explains the human cost of racial profiling on the individuals, families and communities that experience it. It details the detrimental impact that profiling is having on societal institutions such as the education system, law enforcement agencies, service providers and so forth. It also outlines the business case against profiling – in essence the economic loss sustained as a result of racial profiling.


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We made it back from our honeymoon. I don't have a baking post for you today, but I will be back with regular weekly posts next weekend. In the meantime, here are some pictures from our honeymoon in Turks and Caicos.
Sunday, June 6, 2010
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