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Flanked by children during a press conference earlier today, President Barack Obama introduced a series of executive orders — completely bypassing Congress — that he says will reduce gun violence in the United States:


President Barack Obama on Wednesday announced what he called a “common sense measures” plan to reduce gun violence, including legislation for a universal background check and new bans on assault weapons and high capacity magazines.


He also initiated 23 executive actions aimed at improving background checks, school security and mental health care, in an effort to go around Congress wherever possible.


“I intend to use whatever weight this office holds to make them a reality,” Obama said in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, joined by survivors of gun violence and several children who had written to him after the December shooting in Newtown, Conn. “If there’s even one thing that we can do to reduce this violence, if there’s even one life that can be saved, then we have an obligation to try. And I’m going to do my part.”


President Obama also on Congress to pass other measures, including the assault weapons ban and limited magazines to 10 rounds. All of the measures — executive orders and the legislation that will be introduced in Congress — have been outlined in a document from the White House, which you can read here.


The press conference was for show. Trotting out kids for the announcement the way the White House did is pathetic. Of course, the message that they are trying to send is that if you oppose President Obama’s measures, you hate kids. This is what politicians who cannot win on substance do.


But in reality, as James Joyner explained over at Outside the Beltway, none of proposals that will be implemented by executive fiat or in this legislative package would have prevented last month’s tradegy at Sandy Hook:


The Sandy Hook killer had no criminal record prior to that horrible morning. And he didn’t buy his own guns and ammo, anyway; he used his mother’s. If his mother would have passed a criminal background check, he would have been able to access any guns she left unlocked in the house, anyway. And, if she had bought the guns and magazines before they were banned, he’d have had access to them.


For that matter, while the killer uses 30-round magazines, he reportedly used several of them. Which means he changed magazines repeatedly. While having to do that presumably makes a mass shooting ever-so-slightly more difficult, the fact of the matter is that it takes a fraction of a second to accomplish and that frightened, unarmed victims—especially if they’re 6 year-old children—are unlikely to have the instinct to take advantage of the interval. Ditto the Glock and Sig Sauer pistols; the difference between the 15- and 20-round magazines with which they come standard and a 10-round magazine is largely academic.


So, the bottom line is that, while the Sandy Hook shooting was both the impetus for this push and may indeed fuel public sentiment in passing some perfectly sensible laws, the net result likely won’t be fewer Sandy Hooks.


There are two things about this that also need to be pointed out. First, as Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) explained in a recent interview with Christian Broadcasting Network, enacting these 23 measures through executive fiat is above and beyond the role of the president. He is not supposed to create law. He is supposed to enforce it.


And lastly, many of the executive orders and proposals trotted out by the White House today the same warn-over measures that anti-gun advocates have been pushing for years. This is an assault on gun rights and it is also incrementalism. Once they get this, they’ll take the next step.


The nature of the Second Amendment — for purposes of self-defense and to secure a free state, which was noted by Erick Erickson in a excellent post this morning — scare the left. To them, the state is security and protection — you need nothing more.


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Kidblog lessons transform students into bloggers. Join the blogosphere. Read, write, and comment upon blog posts to become responsible digital citizens.


ENGAGE STUDENTS WITH AUTHENTIC WRITING ACTIVITIES: Capture the interest of students as they write in their own voice. Ideal for a language arts writing unit, the lessons plans have young learners share an insight, provide advice, and express an opinion on a topic of personal interest or expertise. Empower students by making connections with a real audience.


PROMOTE RESPONSIBLE DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP: Students read, write, and comment on each other’s blogs. Lessons focus on commenting etiquette, offering encouragement and advice, and how to state a viewpoint appropriately.


CLASSROOM-TESTED, EFFECTIVE RESOURCES: Designed for busy teachers, resource files include everything you need to get started immediately: bulletin board materials explaining digital footprints, a blogger’s pledge and commenting agreement as student contracts, rubrics, tutorials, and optional workshops, such a making a cartoon avatar!


USE KIDBLOG OR ANY BLOGGING SERVICE: Use the teacher tools in Kidblog to safely publish student writing by controlling all posts and comments before they go public. Or, apply the writing tools and blogging instructions to any blogging service of your choice.


Use TechnoBlog with unlimited users at your site. A site is a physical location such as classroom, school, learning center, daycare, library, or home. If you teach at multiple sites, you will need to purchase one set for each location. Individual projects are downloadable. Order 5 or more projects or a set and receive a USB drive. Transfer the files to all devices at your site. View the PDF teacher guides and workbooks digitally or print as many as you need. Files CANNOT be posted in public domain.


Create an authentic writing experience. Through a series of language arts blogging activities, students learn how to share an insight, provide advice, and express an opinion as responsible digital citizens. Blogging in the classroom allows students to write in their own voice in a welcoming environment.


In the TechnoBlog technology project, students become bloggers. They use a blogging service to post articles about a topic. Through a series of language arts activities students share an insight, provide advice, and express an opinion, as responsible digital citizens. They form a community of bloggers actively engaging in writing, reading, and commenting on posts. The Kidblog lessons are ideal for a blogging unit, language arts writing unit, or a class or school newsletter.


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I am using TechnoBlog with 7th grade English classes. We love it! Everything is laid out so well that the Language Arts teacher and myself find it very easy to use. We are using KidBlog as our blog platform and like how we can set up all the different options.


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The thoughts that we think, the actions that we perform, the understandings and the insights that we gain, the celebrations as well as the sadness that we feel are all registered on the Great Mother of the turtles’ back.


Sevilla FC kept their cool in the penalty shoot-out and SL Benfica appeared to lose theirs as the Andalusian outfit inscribed their name on the UEFA Europa League trophy for a record-equalling third time.


Beto saved two penalties as Sevilla condemned Benfica to a second successive final defeat and claimed a record-equalling third win.


After a final short on chances, where there was always a body in the way, Beto continued that into the spot kicks as he dived the right way to keep out attempts from Óscar Cardozo and Rodrigo. Carlos Bacca, Stéphane Mbia and Coke all converted, leaving Kevin Gameiro to stroke in the winner. After so much talk of Benfica’s 52-year wait to add to their two European titles – half a century that has encompassed eight losing finals – Sevilla have now won three in nine seasons.


The contrasting emotions at full time were almost as stark as the difference between the first 45 minutes and everything that followed. For all but the closing seconds of a full-blooded first half defenders held sway as they snapped into tackles and stuck so tight to their quarry that their shirts – quadruple-chasing Benfica in red, and white for Sevilla – became a pink blur.


Miralem Sulejmani provided the most obvious initial threat, twice bursting through on the right and twice being sent sprawling. There was no third time: not long after, the winger limped off. Jorge Jesus, already contending with three suspensions, had another problem. He brought on a defender, André Almeida, pushing Maxi Pereira into midfield. So the arm-wrestle continued, neither back line conceding ground as they harried and tarried any opponent trespassing in the final third.


Slowly, though, gaps began appearing. Sevilla’s Alberto Moreno tested Jan Oblak eight minutes before the break and moments from half-time Maxi Pereira almost got his name on the scoresheet as he met Rúben Amorim’s lofted pass. Beto stood tall and made a brave block from point-blank range, and was an assured presence again moments later as he beat away Rodrigo’s effort.


The game was transformed. Three minutes into the second period Sevilla were caught upfield and a goal seemed theirs for the taking, only for some committed last-ditch blocks from Nicolas Pareja and José Antonio Reyes to keep them out. Reyes was soon in more familiar territory, keeping Oblak busy in a frenetic flurry of end-to-end exchanges. From 45 minutes of no quarter there was suddenly almost no resistance.


Time and again, though, the considered final touch, the cool-blooded finish was missing. Even when an attacker did lock on their target a defender – usually wearing white as Sevilla were pegged further and further back – managed to get themselves in the way. So it continued into extra time, with heavy legs added into the equation and Bacca so nearly capitalised, surging clear and sending a rising effort just past the upright.


So, for only the third time in one-off finals, this competition went to penalties. Sevilla, of course, had been here before and the hero of their 2007 triumph over RCD Espanyol, Andrés Palop, was here to watch Beto repeat the feat. Seven years ago Unai Emery was a captivated observer as Palop inspired Juande Ramos’s Sevilla to success in this competition, “wondering what it would feel like”. Now he knows.


Project Conductor is not just any ordinary project management software. It helps you fine tune your production process by allowing you to better leverage your production hours, find weaknesses in your process, increase profits and productivity.<|endoftext|>Stadslab European Urban Design Laboratory is offering an international Master Class on the regeneration of Georgia’s Black Sea coast and the transformations of Batumi and Poti as its main port cities. During the Master Class a number of architects and planners will develop strategies and design solutions for two strategic corridors in the Western part of Georgia: a tourism corridor along the subtropical Black Sea coast, connecting Batumi with Poti, and an industrial corridor connecting Poti harbor with Tbilisi and further to Central Asia.


The Master Class consists of three one-week design workshops (1 week/month in September, October and November) under the supervision of Ruurd Gietema (partner at KCAP Architects and Planners) and Stadslab Staff. The program includes lectures and seminars with internationally renowned planners and architects. The Master Class will further include design workshops, site visits to Batumi, Kobuleti, Poti, a visit of the INTA Conference in San Sebastian-Pasaia (Basque Country) and a final presentation and conference in Georgia.<|endoftext|>After a series of fruitful discussions in December 2013 OPEGIEKA and the authorities of the Military Technical Academy signed a Letter of Intent. As part of the agreement, the parties plan to take action and contribute to the development of science and technology and apply jointly in the programs organized by the National Centre for Research and Development, National Science Centre and in other national programs. The signatories of the Letter of Intent are Dean of the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geodesy of the Military Technical Academy prof. Ireneusz Winnicki and OPEGIEKA President Florian Romanowski .


Signing the Letter of Intent is a consequence of effectively and consistently conducted by OPEGIEKA its research and development activities. The company since 2007 has been trying to gain a competitive advantage through the implementation of their own R&D work and projects. OPEGIEKA extensive experience in the geo – information industry, creating systems, massive data acquisition and its processing, make the company a valuable partner with the best universities in Poland in research consortiums. Currently OPEGIEKA is conducting two innovative projects aimed at the creation of new or significantly improved products dedicated to public administration and applying for scientific grants in cooperation with leading technical universities in the country.


Receiving the Status of the Research and Development Center by OPEGIEKA in August 2013 confirmed its greatest care for the development of its products and services based on advanced R&D works. This means that the company has joined the prestigious group of commercial research units in Poland and that now is able to create new trends in the development of the geo - information industry and contribute to the growth of demand for R&D services in the country.<|endoftext|>Any of our 1 ounce or 1/4 ounce medallions can be made into a money clip. We can even make them out of 1/10 ounce silver or gold coins. A money clip is a great gift for a man, even if he does not like jewelry he can get use out of a money clip. This clip features our 2018 gold panner medallion, in either bronze, silver or gold relief, and on the silver and gold releif coins he has a real nugget in his pan! The clip itself is a hinge-back style, very heavy duty.<|endoftext|>When the driver was ready, he could be glued in his chair, then the model car could be put back together. The door on the driver's side is kept open by mounting a tiny metal spring on the front hinge (almost invisible, because it is located in the interior). On the picture below you can see the result.<|endoftext|>I mentioned here that Rick and I have both gotten quite chummy with crowbars during our stint as new homeowners. Rick, especially, was chomping at the metaphorical bit (where did that expression come from, anyway?) to start demolishing things. I think this falls under the category of "man things," like not asking for directions, drooling over surround sound, and leaving the toilet seat up. (Not that I don't enjoy a certain amount of demolition myself, of course. There's something therapeutic about crushing things. Especially if you think about the students that made you angry during the week.)


We weren't fans of it, because it was pretty obvious that it was not originally part of the house, and it significantly cut into the room's entryway. We also have plans for tweaking the floor plan in the upstairs to better make use of the space, which includes adding new closets elsewhere. So, keeping all of these things in mind, Rick went at it with his trusty crowbar. You can't tell from this picture, but he was drooling a little bit as he did this.


And now I need to go gently pry the power tools out of Rick's hands before he begins unnecessarily demolishing other pieces of our home, a la Clark Griswold with the chainsaw in National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.


"Chomping at the bit" basically refers to horse racing....or riding horses in general. The 'bit' is the metal part of a bridle that goes in the horses mouth. When the horse has the bit in its mouth it tends to chew on it...and when a race horse is in the shoot is chews on it in anticipation and when the gate opens...BAM time to run...


Soooooo....."chomping on the bit" is the whole "Woooo lets go, I'm ready!" or in Rick's case: "Wooooooooo...crowbar.....lets destroy some closets!"


This is bad but I am actually amused by the thought of your houses previous owners coming back some day and being devastated that their bird houses, entrance blocking closets and rope have all been taken away.


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Californians voted 59 per cent in favour of banning cages for hens and confinement housing for pigs and calves.


Rows of chickens in battery cages feed at an egg laying poultry farm in Ranga Reddy district, Telangana, India, on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2015. (Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg via Getty Images)


Farmers said it will increase costs when the law comes into effect in 2022. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) said it does not go far enough.


The proposal is to not only ban California’s farmers from using cages for hens and stalls for sows and veal calves, but also bans the import from other states of products that fail to meet the California housing standards.


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Nutrition has been an increasing concern in Pakistan for almost half a decade. The release of the 2011 National Nutrition Survey showed no improvement in nutrition indicators in decades, and highlighted alarming rates of undernutrition, and micronutrient deficiencies. These results alongside a strong international push to re-focus on nutrition have succeeded in placing nutrition higher on the policy agenda within Pakistan. Pakistan has recently adopted the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which were proceeded by the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). SDG #2 aims to end hunger, achieve food security and improve nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture.


These days, every task which takes more than seven working days is termed as a project. Hence, even small companies have ten to fifteen projects running at a time. It is obvious that you need to plan each one of them so that the initiation time and conclusion time do not get extended. If a project does not get completed on time, the manager is blamed for inefficiency and wastage of resources. For a project management essay, you need to think out of the box. Readers do not want to know how a human resource can be monitored to improve productivity. These days project management is automated and most of the planning is done using system applications. These applications identify the blend of resources according to the time frame. Hence, you can explore this area for your project management essay.


Consider that a company is working on an employee training project and it has a certain number of expert trainers. Thus, all of them cannot work on the same project as it would make other tasks suffer. A project planning system would be ideal in such a situation. It would help the company in allocating resources according to the difficulty level and needs of the project. For a project management essay, you can explore the applications used by different companies. Some firms get customized applications developed according to the nature of their projects.


If you want to see yourself as a successful employee in this field, your project management essay would carry a lot of points. An employer would rate you on the basis of what you think and perceive. Hence, you should try your best to produce a high standard error-free essay. Even if you are describing the latest systems being used to monitor task, do not describe them in the introduction. Instead, tell the reader about the basic procedures of successful project management. How do they improve the workflow of a company? You can describe the use of technical parameters in the essay body and summarize these points in the conclusion.<|endoftext|>Recently, a lot of my nearest and dearest have been picking my brains on where to go in the backpacker haven of Thailand.


Although this country is only a small slice of Asia, it is jam-packed with exciting things to see and do. From culture, wildlife, tribes and temples in the North to tans, parties, buckets and beaches in the South, it’s no surprise that choosing where to spend most of your time is a tricky task… especially when you don’t have much time to spare.


Therefore, to get you started, here is my guide to some (they’re all amazing!) of the best islands in Thailand:


Situated on the East coast of Thailand, Koh Phangan is notorious for its infamous Full Moon Parties. Brimming with booze, backpackers and bonanza, by night, Koh Phangan lights up with the buzz of travellers in search of the bright nightlife at Haad Rin beach. Fluorescent neon paint, thrill-seeking fire dancers, crazy pool parties, blaring music… Koh Phangan is complete and utter carnage!


However, if the partying scene isn’t up your street, don’t overlook this island straight away. Offering some of the most beautiful beaches in the country, Koh Phangan’s exuberant nature and scenery are definitely still worth a visit.


– Unfortunately, it rained most of the time I was on Koh Phangan therefore, I didn’t get a chance to explore it as much as I’d hoped.


Floating around a 1 1/2 hour boat journey North of Koh Phangan, Koh Tao is the go to island, to recover from the damage done by its rowdy neighbour. Renowned for its cheap


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Seven. So recently I purchased a pair of sweatpants from Make + Model and shared them in my June Favorites post. The same brand makes an equally comfortable tee for sleeping. Once you feel the fabric, you won't walk out of the store without one (or two, or three).


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Nine. I've been without an actual wallet for quite some time now. Partly because I enjoy not having to tote one around, and partly because I can't decide what I want. But...If I was going to buy one I'm loving this version by Tory Burch (it comes in tan, grey and black).


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Eleven. If I were able to splurge I would absolutely buy these boots. They are even prettier in person and would look amazing with dresses, leggings, or skinny jeans. Definitely a splurge, but better than full price!


This Cami Dress is such a summer staple! Great for a wedding, girl's night, a day date, brunch...you name it, you can probably wear it! And it's from J.Crew Factory so it comes at a great price as well. I paired it with some bubble gum pink lipstick and nail polish to match (all linked below). My wedges (now on sale!) are super tall, but also quite comfortable. I'm only 5'2" so I love shoes that give me a longer leg and also work well with extra long maxi dresses and palazzo pants.


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This cute little notebook has a running calendar at the top so you can keep track of your to-do lists or even a food journal!


I thought for today's Motivation Monday we would talk about planning. Those who know me well know I'm an extreme planner, organizer and office supply enthusiast. I truly enjoy finding ways to more efficiently organize my work and home life. Organizational skills have helped me to take on numerous projects at work without added stress, and at home help me to keep a clear mind. And luckily Justin lets me organize to my hearts content! Here are my top five tips for planning:


1. Find what works for you. Not everyone plans the same way. For example, I love my planner (as shown above) and I'm a "paper person." Planning on an electronic device just doesn't work for me. I like to physically write tasks, dates, and times down, and in a way, this helps me consciously remember. But, for others, scheduling via smart phone or tablet works very well. This can be trial and error...if one way isn't working for you, then try another. I'm also a big utilizer of sticky notes. If I have a very important appointment or task to complete, I stick a note right to the side of my computer or on top of my desk where I will see it. Sometimes I even use them inside my planner to bring attention to urgent items like bills.


2. Use tools to your advantage. As I stated above, I'm an office supply junkie. Nothing makes me happier than new highlighters, pens, post-its, sharpies and pretty notebooks (okay, maybe a Chanel bag would make me happier haha). When scheduling in my planner I'll use different colored highlighters to designate different things. Work events are yellow, personal appointments are pink, and so forth and so on. That way I can quickly designate what I have going on in the week. Again, sticky notes can be your best friend, if used correctly. I'm even a big fan of binder clips (and they make really fun printed and bright colored ones) to keep my projects separated. It keeps paperwork and proofs from getting mixed together.


3. Keep a notebook nearby. This is something new I've been doing. Now that I'm taking my blog much more serious, I don't like to let ideas pass me by. So I keep a small notebook (seen above) in my purse at all times. When I have an idea, or think of something important I need to do, I make a list. Lists are my best friend. Sometimes I even plan out my whole day hour by hour. I know this may sound excessive, but it helps me to stay on task, even if I don't stick to the schedule exactly. My life and work have always been very chaotic, so keeping myself in the right place, working on the right project, at the right time is crucial. I also make lots of to-do lists...I'd say I make at least one a day. If I don't complete something from the day before I transfer it over to the new list.


4. Find everything a place. A major reason to organize is being able to find things quickly when you need them. Everything should have a place. And it's a continuous process. I'm constantly reorganizing our house and finding better ways to store things. For example, our laundry room has a large shelf where we keep cleaning supplies, detergent, beach towels, etc. It's a decent size space, but has felt cluttered and messy. Plus every time I go to pull something down, another item falls with it. So this weekend at Target I found six of the most wonderful milk crate type wire baskets (linked below) with rose gold handles, just the right size. It turned our messy shelf into a well organized space, where we actually have even more room.


5. Make planning fun! I know planning isn't for everyone and it definitely shouldn't feel like work when you do it. If you're not a planner by nature, like myself, it will take time to get into a routine. It's like anything else...the more you do something, the more natural it will become. Luckily, office supply stores and places like Target and Walmart make organization and planning more fun. Buy a bright colored, magnetic to-do list to place on your fridge, buy a weekly calendar that doubles as a mouse pad (I recently found one at Target), use colored sharpies instead of boring black pens...you get the idea.


I hope everyone had an enjoyable, relaxing weekend! My apologies this post is up a little late today. I took Heidi to a "meet & greet" at a new kennel here in Sac. How funny is that right?! It's seriously like school for real kids. We got to meet all the girls who supervise activities and all the others doggie pals Heidi will be hanging out with. I was very pleased with the facility and feel like little miss priss will be in great hands. Justin was gone most of this past weekend so, shocker, I organized and cleaned the house, getting everything ready for the week ahead!


The Idea: For a week in early December, the front hallway of the Montessori School of Northampton turns into a cold-weather gear shop. Gently used snowsuits, snow pants, and jackets hang from racks, while neat rows of gloves, mittens, scarves, and boots line tables. But the items aren't for sale—they're free for the taking at the school's winter-clothing swap. The swap focuses only on outerwear, which can be expensive, before it goes on sale later in the season, says head of school Susan Swift, who helped parents start the event ten years ago. "The swap has become a way for families to look after one another." Indeed, families don't have to donate any clothes to shop. "A family might not have anything


1255770  the day was two hours of querencia, the time students must spend completely alone and reflecting on themselves in a place of their choosing within the boundaries set by the Island School. Some stormed beaches near campus; others secluded themselves in hammocks overlooking the sea; but almost everyone returned to the spot they had chosen beforehand to develop a sense of intimacy with the land we can now spend time with on our own terms.


Tonight we transition together into the next part of the term with a presentation on the invasive lionfish species; this is our last activity as a whole group before we are split once more. Our first week of classes begins tomorrow, and we have been rearranged from our original “Fritter” and “Zissou” groups into new groups of people who we know by face and name, yet not as well as those we have developed close friendships with over the past 10 days. As we were when we began the term, we are only eager to delve into new relationships as we cross into the next phase of our experience here.<|endoftext|>Book Condition Hardcover with dustjacket. Good condition. Dustjacket has slight chips and scratches.


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An Aquarius in love is a force to be reckoned with. While they are often slow to commit, needing to be sure of both the mental connection between you and that you will allow them a minimum level of freedom in the relationship, once committed their deep romantic tendencies make them intense lovers. Their love for life and continual pursuit of spice makes them very entertaining to love.


Aquarians are very intellectual and love a good discussion. Expect to have many long talks and a slow easing into partnership. Aquarians are not known for being superficial yet they may seem so solely because their conversations may seem random in topic jumping. Although this likely isn’t done on purpose, it leaves their romantic partner addicted to them. As you just never know what will come out of your Aquarius’ mouth next and the conversation makes the time fly by.


When in love, Aquarius is likely to remember little details and pull out every trick they can think of or have heard of to secure your affections. Expect to be treated very generously, as they cannot help themselves and need to please their loved ones. Aquarians are very passionate lovers and likely to give all physically once they are sure of their feelings for you.


Aquarius is likely to try to please you even if they know they will fail. It is really a case of ‘it’s the thought that counts’. Their earnestness in trying to love you as best they can is very endearing and makes for a good foundation to a relationship as you are likely to remember these little things if things get bumpy during an argument. There is a penchant for drama with this sign, it is almost delicious and definitely addictive. Breaking up just to make up is a fairly common past time for Aquarius.


Aquarians have a certain self confidence in their physical person that goes beyond simple good looks. They know what they like and couldn’t care less about trends, etc. They do take particular note of their physical person and can be very specific in how they present themselves to the world. Expect your Aquarius to have a certain look that is consistent and instantly recognizable.


Aquarius sensitivities are coupled with a self confidence born of not worrying too much about other’s opinions and this self assuredness makes them very attractive physically. Couple this with their quick minds and keen curiosity about life and you can expect to be entertained in all the facets of your life.


Earnest and loving with a serious dose of sexy, Aquarius in love makes for unforgettable matches. Even if things don’t work out in a love relationship, your Aquarius is likely to be one of the memorable affairs of your life.<|endoftext|>During ABC’s televised special of The Story of Frozen: Making an Animated Classic, the network announced that the Kingdom of Isolation will be extending its frozen grip with a brand-new spinoff. The spinoff is not quite a full length feature, it’s more of a “short.”


This short is due to come out in the Spring of 2015, and will tell the story of Anna’s birthday party. It seems as though the party (and more!) could be threatened by Elsa’s powers! Frozen Fever is the title of this story. It will reunite key players and all of our favorite characters from the original Frozen. Directors Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee will return, in addition to producer Peter Del Vecho and songwriters Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, who won the Academy Award for “Let It Go.” It’s unknown if Kristen Bell (Anna), Josh Gad (Olaf), Jonathan Groff (Kristoff) and Idina Menzel (Elsa) will return in their voice roles, but it seems highly likely that they will due to the amazing popularity of this film.


To date, Frozen has earned $1.27 billion worldwide and is the most successful animated film of all time.


Walt Disney Animation Studios didn’t specify which feature film Frozen Fever will accompany, but a likely candidate is the live-action Cinderella film on March 13 starring Cate Blanchett and Lily James. On a side note, Tomorrowland, starring George Clooney, and Inside Out, featuring Amy Poehler, are also out in 2015 !


While we are on that subject of Frozen- check out this performace of “Let It Go” from a girl group auditioning for a South Korean talent show. It starts off a little slow but keep watching all the way through – if you are a fan of this song – you won’t regret it. The music from the original Frozen will forever be ingrained in my heart, how about yours?<|endoftext|>white window bench window seat storage white window seat with plantation shutters window white window bench with storage.


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Hello. I am a young mom to 12week Chloe. I would really like a older mom or someone to talk to about stuff. It feels as though my relationship is suffering


First welcome to WOW. You have come to the right place. This site is full of Moms and we love giving advice and helping out when there is a need. So, Rosemarry relax you are in good hands.


Hi, Rosemarry, and welcome! This is a great site for questions, answers and all sorts of friendly talk!


Yes, I think checking out forums like WOW is the first step. You can also get some insights and tips from books and other online resources. I hope you're doing fine.<|endoftext|>Q: In our community when we celebrate a saint's feast day, and we have a relic of the saint present at the Mass, we offer the faithful an opportunity to venerate the relic at the end of the Mass. There seems to be a disagreement regarding the rubrics for how this should be done. I was always told that the proper veneration for the relic of a saint is a genuflection on one knee if it is the actual feast day of the saint; otherwise it is a profound bow. Someone told me that the genuflection on one knee is only for the relic of the True Cross. Could you please clarify this matter as I am unable to find the answer anywhere? Also, is it true that the faithful may receive a plenary indulgence if they receive the blessing of a newly ordained priest and that this may be obtained anytime during that priest's first year of ordination? — E.M., Bloomington, Indiana


A: According to the rules for genuflection contained in the Ceremonial of Bishops, No. 69, and the General Instruction of the Roman Missal, No. 274, the genuflection, as the most solemn sign of liturgical reverence, is "made by bending the right knee to the ground, signifies adoration, and therefore it is reserved for the Most Blessed Sacrament, as well as for the Holy Cross from the solemn adoration during the liturgical celebration on Good Friday until the beginning of the Easter Vigil.


"During Mass, three genuflections are made by the priest celebrant: namely, after the showing of the host, after the showing of the chalice , and before Communion.


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They are difficult to get rid of but possible by calling in a healing dancer. Combined with chants, the dancer twirls around in a whirlpool type of movement as the possessed watches. This design in the dance is meant to draw the spirit out and into the whirlpool.


How do you know if someone is possessed by Phi Pob? The unwitting victim will be quick to anger, and usually pretend to be sick but sneak away to eat raw meat at night.


Phi Mae Mai, or “widow ghost” is another spooky entity to come from the northeast region of Thailand. In the early nineties a sudden spike in unexplained deaths of young Thai men evoked fear of this vengeful ghost, and again in 2010 frightened villagers blamed a mysterious string of deaths of 10 ‘young and healthy men’ on Phi Mae Mai, despite doctors claiming it was respiratory failure. This ghost also goes by thai lai spirit (sudden instant death syndrome), and is believed to seduce men in their sleep so she can have them in the afterlife.


How do you protect yourself from Phi Mae Mai? Well ladies, you don’t have to do a thing! She has no interest in haunting other women. As for protecting the men….villagers have reported that the killings stopped after many of the men went to bed wearing lipstick, nail polish, and/or women’s clothing in order to trick the ghost. Apparently it worked!


So lock up your husband, lock up your son, because the “widow ghost” of Issan might want to have some fun. (Or, you know, if he’s secure enough have a ‘girls night’ and paint each others nails.)


Superstition and belief in spirits runs deep and has a big impact on Thai culture. The more you know, the more you understand why some things are the way that they are here. And whether you believe in ghosts or not, everyone loves a good ghost story!!


Did I miss any? If you have a favorite Thai ghost story that isn’t included, share it with us! Did I get any of these stories wrong? Tell me in the comments! Always on the hunt for a good spooky tale to add to the campfire story time. 🙂<|endoftext|>Wondershare Data Recovery is a simple to use tool designed to recover deleted, lost and corrupted files from any drive on your computer.


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i-FUN will catch up every pitch and showing on the screen when singing and can be used to learn new songs and can be switched off and on.


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Total Song Bank of 3441 which comprises of (Hindi, English, Konkani, Gujarati, Bengali, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Punjabi, Telugu and Tamil)


“Alnight by the rose” is the middle movement of the three-movement choral cycle “Three Medieval Lyrics”, set to 14th and 15th century English love poems. The other two movements are “To Mistress Margaret Hussey” and “Westron Wind.”


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People distort, interpret and organize objective info based on their world perceptions when a loud noise occurs, you could think its a balloon, gun short, not even hear it etc. Help people face the anxieties an uncertainties of life, make choices and create meaning in lives. Timothy 14 days ago como hago para ver la 6. Nicolas 10 days ago Did she give the link? Sidan redigerades senast den 14 maj kl.


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Emilee. hi guys,im karina,a independent compagnion for generous and inteligent gentlemens. friendly,open-minded,active,inteligent ,comunicative,stylish. i can be your perfect company ,either on a business trip or a leisure trip.. pay attention that i only expect high level conditions. my hobbies are travelling, swimming, shopping, reading,music,dance and so on..discover me..and you will be amazed!<|endoftext|>At the ripe old age of 53, my lovely wife and I moved from our two-story colonial to a ranch style house with a full, 1500 square foot, unfinished basement, and it came with a couple of maintenance issues. There are lots of big trees which dump a lot of stuff on the yard and house, and the property is damp. There aren't any bodies of water or streams, but rain and snow require ongoing work to route water away from the house. I do some of this work myself and hire contractors for big or complicated jobs. Remember, electrical, plumbing and other improvements may need to conform to building codes or other regulations. My house was built in 1964 in upstate New York. Your situation will be different in drier climates or on a shore, etc. Water hasn't changed much in the last 50 years, so most of this web page will be useful even for owners of newer homes. Let's consider the construction techniques and what happens to ground water near the house.


If there is groundwater, some will seep through a concrete block ("cinder block") foundation. There's nothing that can be done to stop that entirely, and in fact, the seepage takes pressure off the foundation. In other words, if the foundation were watertight, that groundwater would push on the walls until the water dried or until the walls caved in. Concrete blocks are porous and let the water seep slowly in. Concrete blocks are several inches wide, though, with "compartments". The water first seeps through the outer edges of the blocks and enters the compartments. Eventually, it seeps through the inner edges of the blocks, essentially into the basement. Usually, you don't see that water because of the way modern houses are built; more on that in a moment.


It's actually a problem to let the water sit in those compartments before slowly seeping into the basement because it raises the humidity of the basement and can cause mold. Small (7/16", I think) holes can be drilled through the interior edge of the blocks into the compartments at the bottom of the wall to allow the water in the compartments to flow directly in. This is good, because the water doesn't just sit there inside the blocks, but this will change the dynamics of your drainage system. Note that this involves scores of little holes in a typical basement, and you need a good drill and bit to do this accurately. A mold remediation contractor did this in my basement and covered the bottoms of the walls with a plastic paneling.


When groundwater is a concern, a "floating slab" construction technique is used. A sloped layer of insulation or tile or some material is laid, and the concrete floor is installed over that. Around the edges of the floor next to the concrete walls there is a narrow trench. As water seeps through the concrete blocks, it drips into the tile layer and flows down the slope to a collecting point. From there it is routed away via gravity or pumped vertically and then horizontally. In my case, the water is pumped to a storm sewer. The elevation of the entry into the storm sewer is higher than my basement floor, so gravity is not sufficient to get the water to the sewer.


If your storm sewer or other runoff destination is lower than your basement floor, you can pretty much stop reading this page. The water will flow to a central drain pipe and then out of the basement to the


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Spending a few hours on the beach with Pinky-the-puppy strangely didn’t help much as I had to leave Pinky behind. Despite a liberal dose of the much missed puppy breath, I returned home still feeling a little spaced out.


I got an invite to my bosses’ house for a party they were throwing for their friends. It was a Sunday, and I decided to go to the office party, well, because I don’t really have much else to do anyway right – no life beyond VV…


The party turned out to be a revelation. I found the food, piled up my plate and found a quiet corner near the dance floor for some good ol’ voyeuristic pleasure. I watched a very solemn guy play some hardcore Punjabi music and do a weird boobie shake. I watched a colleague surreptitiously remove a few bottles of wine and then announce to the world that he’d stolen the wine and if anyone needed help stealing a few more he’d be more than happy to help. (He later sat down at the end of the stairs and decided he wanted to spend the night there!) The night went on to see the catering boys do a fantastic impromptu jig for everyone. I caught a certain web developer for a famous newspaper indulge in animal cruelty as he kicked our lame, blind dog Baga ‘for fun’. We proceeded to suitably punish him verbally by LOUDLY criticizing his dancing style, choice of clothing, his face, his shoes and generally everything else we could think of. (Being mean is justified after a suitable amount of wine and if you’re karmically correct!). A friend managed to convince our teetotaler senior to ‘just taste’ some wine… I (unfortunately) saw a hairy beary scary guy slurp on his gorgeous girlfriend’s face and was disgusted enough to want to walk down the stairs and sit alone for a while, stargazing… my wine induced train of thought brought me the realization stars are singular and solitary in the vast inky sky, but only when all of them are visible, they create a splendid splash of sparkle. There is a huge difference between being lonely and being alone. Being lonely is a stupendous waste of time.


I decided to make up some new rules for myself. All it took was a few moments with myself. I came to the conclusion that I’m incredibly thankful that food in Goa is always amazing, that I haven’t yet been trampled by any of the huge cows, that I always have a long tiring day at work, that I get regular phone calls from far away family and friends, that Baga still flops down and rolls over every time she sees me. And of course, that none of the lizards have given me a heart attack yet!


Going back to new rules - I will cherish old friends. Embrace new ones. Even though I moved to strange new place, in less than a week I’d found the perfect psy buddies, the beach bums, the film addicts, the foodies (that includes ALL my colleagues – I’m quite fat now thank you very much VV team!), the gossip girls, the travel addicts, the animal lovers and Mr. Miyagi-the-super-strict-bike-teacher. All these random profiles have been filled in by colleagues and I just didn’t realize what an advantage it is to be able to be in an office where everyone enjoys life.


I’ve also decided that I will smile more. It’s really cool to see the person opposite you also break out into a surprised smile. I will spend more time connecting with people. Understand what makes them who they are. I’ve decided to be energized. I will dance. I will zone out to some good music. Let the psychedelia play with my mind, unleash my imagination and hear the thump of my feet bouncing to the beats. (And yes momma darling, I will be responsible for my actions). I will bow out of the rat race that holds us all back. I will relinquish the norms of society and stop blindly following what everyone says I should do. This morning I read a great post by the Dalai Lama which said “Learn the rules so you know how to break them properly”. It is time, I think, to break down what society has hammered into our heads for centuries. It is time to create a new world which is about “Peace, Love and Happiness Stuff”. It is time to be curious and explore. It is time to understand the world, make my Karma. I will let go of bad memories. I will relive the great ones. I will share what I know, and learn what I don’t. This is the one chance I get to change the stuff I don’t like about this world, and I’m gonna do it my way.


Sunday night stargazing reinforced my belief that life is always a massive adventure - a celebration of fresh perspectives, bright colours, happiness and shining stars.


Nicely written, and I like the flow of the script. should try pen a book and look out for 2019 Booker prize. I'm serious here : Simon


There’s a wonderful walking/biking/running path in Kentfield that runs along Corte Madera Creek from Bon Air Road at the east end to the bridge crossing at Kent Middle School on the west (where Stadium Avenue deadends).


Because it runs along the creek, and has marshes for a good ways on the other side, you’re really walking right through the middle of a nature area, with lots of egrets, ducks, geese, herons, gulls, etc., all around you.


The trail surface is paved, and is in excellent condition most of the way. There are pooper-scooper bag dispensers at either end, so it’s an easy choice for a dog-walking outing. There are also a number of park benches, drinking fountains and garbage cans so it’s really user-friendly and great for a relaxing outing away from traffic.<|endoftext|>Ayahuasca & Kambo Shaman: Maestro Weninger Gonzales Villacorta has 25 years experience with Ayahuasca and 15 years experience with Kambo.


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The second lesson for this morning reminds us that we are called to be a people of the Spirit. It is easy to get tempted into worldly desires whether they be sexual, financial, or some other attraction that can draw us away from our walk with God. Living in the Spirit demands that we flee these desires, and it is Him that strengthens us.


The fruits of the Spirit are love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, Meekness, and Temperance. These stand opposed to the anything goes, get ahead however you can mentality that the world so often preaches. These fruits are pillars of the Christian faith, and when we grow in them it is not only a sign of growing in Christ, but it glorifies God and is a shining light for the world to see.


This week we remember that we are given the comforter, he is our strength, our helper, and the illuminator of truth. Let us take comfort in knowing that he is with us regardless of where we are and will grow in us those good fruits to the glory of God.


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Please use all means you can — by email, text, Facebook, Twitter, phone — to publicise today’s emergency demonstration.


Yet another act of Israeli barbarism as its forces storm one of the seven ships on the international flotilla taking aid to Gaza, where Israel’s illegal siege is starving Palestinians of essential resources. At least ten activists on board have been killed by Israeli forces.


Ah, those glorious eighties!! A period between 1979 and 1994, when it was claimed that average earnings rose by 40%, of course this gives a very distorted figure. If we look at the richest 10% of the population the growth in income was approximately 68%. On the other hand if we look at the poorest 10% their incomes grow by a mere 10% before housing costs and actually fell by 8% after housing costs. What a wonderful time to be among the richest 10%.


Under capitalist labour/conservative governments this country has always had more than its fair share of poverty. The last thirty years the poverty has been considerable and what this means to the lives of all those affected by this poverty is immeasurable. It leads of course to poor maternal nutrition, risking unhealthy babies, we have the young unable to afford a healthy diet, with housing and jobs out of their reach, pensioners dying of hypothermia. Then there is the poverty related ill health pushing the national health service to breaking point. Let’s not forget poverty related crime and the effects it has on peoples’ lives.


All this adds up to billions more than it would cost to implement a decent living wage for all, but this is capitalism and it is not the welfare of the people that matters, it’s profit. So wages must be kept to a minimum to keep the shareholders happy. Tinkering with minimum wages and such will not get rid of the deprivation, it is the system that is rotten and doesn’t work for the benefit of all our people. It is a winner take all and to hell with the hindmost system that benefits the small band of parasites at the top. Keep the system, keep the poverty.


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Recently in a TV interview Ian Duncan Smith made a statement that perhaps displays the way his class actually think of ordinary people. He was referring to people on incapacity benefit and he said that many on incapacity benefit, “could be worked.” It is much the same way that farmer would refer to his horse or his sheep dog, a possession to be worked, not a person with equal rights. Was it a slip of the tongue, where is that Freud book??


You have to hand it to them for arrogance. Our nice new shiny young millionaire Chancellor of the Exchequer made a statement recently in which he said, “—the age of plenty is over–”. Of course he wasn’t talking about his friends in his millionaire/billionaire club. No, you see their plenty will still go on and on at our expense, and as for us, who never had the plenty in the first place, well our imaginary plenty is all over, again. The stench of hypocrisy coming from the Westminster House of Corruption is overpowering. When that place is in session you probably have the largest collection of millionaires sitting in one room than anywhere else in the country. They will sit and in all seriousness discuss the need to tighten belts and get used to the age of plenty being over. They will point out how wages will have to be frozen or cut, how services will have to be decimated, while they resent having somebody looking over their extortionate expenses claims. They will continue their champagne dinners and retreat to their summer residence in some leafy idyllic spot, leaving us to get on with the poverty and deprivation.


The decisions of this millionaires’ club will heap untold misery on thousands, while they will be rewarded by their friends in the corporate world for their part in depressing the wages in this country. How much unemployment? Well the Fraser of Allander Institute at Strathclyde University has come up with a figure of 60,000 job losses in the Scottish public sector alone. Professor Brian Ashcroft, policy director of that institute stated, “The public probably don’t realise what we we’re facing. We are set to see a cut in spending unprecedented in recent history.” Though I can accept the learned Professor’s figures, I’m inclined to think that it is an underestimate. It is the “WE” part that I take offence with. All the top paid academics and the millionaires’ club at Westminster keep uttering the word “WE” when there is no real connection between their lifestyle and that of the ordinary people. This is to create the impression that there is some relationship between the lifestyles of the two classes, that we have something in common. “WE” have nothing in common with “THEM”, their decisions will hurt us, it will in no way hurt them. Do they have the right to inflict a such pain and deprivation on others while they themselves lap up the luxuries of a parasitical lifestyle? Does anybody? If, as they keep saying, “we’re all in this together,” well let’s start sharing all the wealth of the nation to see to the needs of all the people, as well as all sharing the burden. As a democracy perhaps they will let us, the people, vote on that suggestion. However, I’m not holding my breath on that one.


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It is obvious that when historians come to write about the capitalist era it will be written up as a dreadful failure for humanity. They will be able to write about the fact that at its period of highest development, approximately one third of the world’s population were well fed, one third were hungry and one third were starving. They will be able to detail the misery of those fifteen million children who died of hunger every year. In their learned papers they will catalogue the enormous wealth poured into unbelievable destructive weaponry and they will calculate that in the midst of all that hunger and starvation, the price of one missile could have supplied 100 nutritional meals every day for five years. No doubt their findings will also include that to feed this grotesque beast of privilege and greed it was necessary to pollute and plunder the earth’s resources to the extent of destroying the planet’s ecosystem. Their conclusions will obviously be that it was a cruel, vicious, unjust, hypocritical and unnecessary system inflicted on the population of the planet by a small band of greedy, power hungry, over privileged parasites.


Why do we have to wait for the historians verdict? We are now aware of the type of system that has been created and the misery that it inflicts on vast swaths of the world’s population. We know that the greatest benefits go to the smallest group, a useless, pampered bunch of parasites. We also know that it is a man made system, not something written in tablets of stone. It is well within our power and our imagination to dismantle this abomination of greed and hypocrisy, and replace it with a system of mutual aid. A system based on free association, voluntary co-operation and sustainability that sees to the needs of all our people, a system freed from the greed driven motif of profit.


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It appears that General David Petraeus, Commander of US Central Command issued secret orders last September, allowing the Pentagon to engage in espionage and reconnaissance throughout the Middle East and the Horn of Africa without regular congressional oversight or prior approval from the White House. This encompasses friend and foe lumped into the one package. So, can America claim to be a democracy now that its Generals can conduct their own form of foreign policy. A policy that interferes in the internal affairs of its sovereign allies?


Of course those who are in anyway informed will be well aware that America has been for some considerable time, governed by a military/corporate plutocracy. It is an imperialist power that rides roughshod over friends and foe alike in its quest for control over the planets resources.


Every four years the American public are granted the privilege of voting to see which bunch of millionaires/billionaires and their cabal


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I knew there was a mix up when I looked at the nominees in my category – Susan Andrew (Mountain Express), Pat Byington (Bama Environmental News), Bill Finch (The Nature Conservancy), Silas House & Jason Howard (authors of the book Something’s Rising: Appalachians Fighting Mountaintop Removal) and John Wathen (Friends of Hurricane Creek in Alabama who uses his time and resources to document the effects of BP’s disastrous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico). “These are the kinds of people I write about,” I thought. But hey, the invitation promised free, “local food and select beer and wine,” besides I actually own a green tie – one with birds on it, believe it or not.


There was one awkward moment at the ceremony, when I took my hand out of my pocket to congratulate John Wathen, the outstanding journalist award winner, and my four-page impromptu acceptance speech fell on the floor. I quickly put my foot on it and casually commented, “Oh, that’s nothing – a little piece I’m working on for National Geographic Adventure about circumnavigating the globe in my sea kayak, the Mad Bella.”


Okay, okay, in the “truth is stranger than fiction” department, I was quite surprised and humbled to find that my colleagues at Smoky Mountain News had nominated me for the Roosevelt-Ashe journalism award. I knew the bottle of Pyrat (office Christmas gift) I dropped off would, one day, pay dividends. I wasn’t kidding about what I thought my chances of winning were based on the list of nominees. I am a writer/columnist, not an activist and the Roosevelt-Ashe nominees are, indeed, the people whose stories I tell. Still it was an honor to be nominated and a pleasure to attend.


Wild South is a regional nonprofit that works to protect the wild things and wild places across the southern landscape. According to Wild South’s website the Roosevelt-Ashe Society is, “a select group of individuals and businesses committed to sustaining the protection of the Southeast’s wild places. They uphold the legacies of President Theodore Roosevelt and Mr. W.W. Ashe by making personally significant contributions to support Wild South programs.”


The gala was held at Handmade in America’s Design Lab Space on Lexington Avenue in downtown Asheville and there was an ample supply of promised local food and select adult beverages. There were more than a dozen sponsors for the event, regrettably too many to mention in this short column space but refreshments were wonderful and service was excellent.


Wild South started the award ceremony with two in-house recognitions – Susan Stone of Stone Digital Media and volunteer and Mountain Wildlife Days organizer John Edwards. The rest of the awards, selected by an independent awards committee, were: Alex Varner (Higher Ground Roasters) – Outstanding Business; Jay Leutze (Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy) – Outstanding Volunteer-Advocate; Philip Blumenthal – Outstanding Philanthropist; John Wathen (Friends of Hurricane Creek) – Outstanding Journalist; Hilary Hargrove (Riverdale High School, Tenn.) – Outstanding Educator, Cole Rasenberger (Davidson Elementary) – Outstanding Youth and Brad Wyche (Upstate Forever) – Outstanding Conservationist.


It was a real treat to be there and see old friends like Kevin Fitzpatrick, whom I knew from Highlands. Kevin is an outstanding photographer and videographer now living in Asheville, where he owns All Species Photography and Sound. Dr. Pete Bates, natural resource professor at WCU and a deserving nominee for outstanding educator was also there. And it was great to meet new friends like Wild South’s Alabama Program Director, Mark Kolinski.


People out there in the environmental/conservation trenches (including agency personnel like North Carolina Natural Resources Commission, U.S Forest Service and U.S. Fish & Wildlife) spend most of their working time being pigeonholed, dissed and/or vilified. Events like the Green Tie Gala where they can let their hair and shields down and simply enjoy the company of other like-minded individuals provide much needed R&R for these dedicated souls. A place where they can re-energize and prepare to get back “out there” and make more of the kinds of stories I write.


I thank my colleagues at Smoky Mountain News for the nomination and I thank Wild South and the Roosevelt-Ashe Society for the wonderful event and their recognition of their foot soldiers.<|endoftext|>Top 30 Weird Amazing Facts I Bet You Don’t Know : We have some crazy facts for you that will blow your mind. The world is filled with mysteries. Some solved, some you can’t fathom and some that remain completely unknown. Enjoy our collection of amazing facts about about the world? Then be sure to like, comment and share our post if you like it. Satiate your curiosity for the world around you with these ninety-nine fascinating, hilarious, and downright interesting facts :


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1255775  performances and the dialogue are perfunctory or otherwise bereft of thought, in service to ciphers that might as well be animated themselves. Emile Hirsch has a slightly recessive quality as an actor, and he doesn’t pop off the screen like most of the rest of his cast mates do. But he has just the right touch of a brooding, interior quality that suggests the pain as well as the passion that compels Speed toward racing greatness. This is not, by the way, the same as saying that his performance has an interior landscape of exceptional interest; but the glint in his eyes provides enough of a hint, and he rolls with the movie’s general tone of avoiding irony, providing a solid center around which the rest of the movie can gyrate.


John Goodman embodies Pops Racer with physical acuity and, yes, grace, and an integrity that most actors couldn’t resist italicizing with a smirk. Roger Allam conjures delicious venality to the task of accessing the dark heart of corporate villain Arnold Royalton, who attempts to seduce Speed into abandoning his homespun loyalty to Pops Racer Racing. Twisting his chops like a purple-clad Tim Curry, Allam doesn’t reinvent scenery chewing, he just reminds you of its pleasures. Even young Paulie Litt surprises as Speed’s pudgy, pugnacious little brother Spritle, in the constant company of his manic chimp buddy Chim-Chim. Together, these two comprise an interspecies comedy team that punctuates the movie with genuine laughs and demonstrates that not all of Speed Racer’s charms are of the digital variety. So too does Christina Ricci as Speed’s chaste, incredibly cute girlfriend Trixie, who knows her way around a purple-and-pink helicopter and is no slouch behind the wheel either. Ricci now seems born, with those saucer-sized eyes, angular Louise Brooks haircut and feline eye liner, to be inserted into a live-action anime, and she has the most striking graphic presence of anyone in the cast. In a perfect world, the Wachowskis would build the sequel around her. Ricci’s gorgeous peepers outdo even those of Susan Sarandon as Speed’s ever-patient Mom who has less to do than anyone else, but still manages to create an appropriately warm place for the movie to occasionally retreat. (And she grills an awesome pancake).


Finally, Matthew Fox, as the mysterious Racer X, Speed’s sometime adversary, sometime partner in pedal-to-the-metal fun and games, displays a sly sense of humor about essentially being cast as a walking phallus. He brings just the right glancing touch to the homoerotic undercurrent in his scenes, which Zacharek found so annoying, and he handles the mystery of Racer X with aplomb too. Like Hirsch and Speed, he’s no cipher; he’s just based on one.


It’s hard for me to imagine getting up enough steam to be too bothered by the apparent contradiction of making an anti-corporate movie that’s funded by a major conglomerate like Time Warner. It’s like saying there’s hypocrisy inherent in any work of art that doesn’t ascribe credence or endorsement to the views of the big boys who laid out the money to make it. Of course the Wachowskis wouldn’t be able to create this universe without the infusion of hundreds of millions of dollars obtained from snakes only slightly less oily (and far more conniving) than Arnold Royalton. But I’m not sure that’s in and of itself incontrovertible evidence that they’re hypocrites for building their movie around a critique of capitalist extremity, especially if there’s evidence, however debatable, that they’re in the pursuit or art and not just blind commerce. (Let me count the ways in which the Wachowskis, through the realization of the vision behind this movie, have sabotaged their commercial prospects with a mass audience that is primed to expect exactly the kind of toothless corporate product exemplified by movies like the Spider-Man and Pirates of the Caribbean franchises.) Nor do I imagine that Speed Racer is the first movie, big budget or not, to bite the hand that feeds it. The Player comes to mind, and though it got by on the imprimatur of Robert Altman, the ultimate outsider, the movie itself was funded in part by Aaron Spelling and distributed by Fine Line Features, a tributary of Time Warner, which also released Speed Racer. One look at the promiscuous degree of cameo appearances in Altman’s film reveals its satire as the unmistakable product of an inside job. And there’s the movie Kenny brings up-- Bertolucci’s not-so-friendly-to-capitalism 1900, distributed on these shores by Gulf & Western, which owned Paramount at the time.


Another of the movie’s apparent crimes is its sincerity. Swirling around among the breathless inventiveness of the races, the narrative fluidity and ingenuity, the comic hi-jinks of Spritle and Chim-Chim, and the cacophonous beauty of the movie’s design, is the glue that holds the whole enterprise together-- the honest emotional trajectory of the story of a boy obsessed with racing (who stands in ably for an artist who choreographs the movement of his car like a internally combustive dance) and grounded by familial love. A friend of mine and I spent the day Monday exchanging breathless e-mails about how much we loved Speed Racer and making our plans to see it again as soon as possible (preferably in IMAX, he said, fully aware of the instant spike in his Geek-O-Meter rating). I love what he said about the movie:


“The movie struck me as something rather akin to De Palma: stylistics (camera movement, color, design, music) all choreographed in an expressionistic synthesis which, at its best, dovetails with the emotions in the story -- however simplistic or generic -- and fuses into something I find incredibly moving, and uniquely cinematic.”


There’s an attitude here in my friend’s comments that cuts through the condescending attitude of many of the reviews that characterize the movie’s technology as being in service to narrative banality. But it’s that punching through to the genuine emotion despite the story’s apparent lack of complexity that is significant here. And I think he’s right to invoke De Palma as well, a groundbreaking storyteller who fuses technique and social terror to create often grandiose, bitterly funny and enthralling visions typically pockmarked with the kind of narrative flaws that are diminished, and sometimes redeemed, by the sheer audacity of his style. What’s authentically awesome about Speed Racer is the way it nimbly accesses the emotions buried within a blockbuster package and uses the digital medium not only to excite the senses but to come to an understanding, in the rush of excitement in our brain waves and in our follicles as the goose bumps rise, of why we should be reacting at all. This is, to me the mark of a work of pop art. The CGI technology which by now has become so mundane and deadly in other filmmaking contexts is invigorated, made as masterful as Speed Racer himself hurling down the track, spinning and doing gravity-defying loops. Speed’s mom waxes rhapsodic about her son’s ability as a driver and tells him, “It’s inspiring and beautiful, everything art should be.” Dare I say the same about Speed Racer? I dare. It's the movie of the year for me so far.


As the merry month of May begins, some of you may have noticed I’ve been giving myself a bit of a break around the blog. The fingers have been a bit taxed these days as my schooling enters the final phase. I spent a goodly portion of last week preparing to write two papers, one of which topped out at 25 pages (about 6,700 words) and the other at a relatively lean eight or so (around 1,800 words). Needless to say, writing about subjects other than movies comes a little less naturally to me, so when I finished at dawn on Saturday morning, I was feeling somewhat spent. So if it seems like I’ve taken a back seat of late, well, I have.


But in case it’s crossed anyone’s mind, I’m not gearing down and getting ready to say good-bye to blogging, as two of my esteemed colleagues decided to do recently. That isn’t to say that I haven’t thought about it, and not just since Matt and Ray climbed off the merry-go-round. But if I accept that I can no longer keep up the pace of prolific posting as if I was getting paid for it—a pace that seems to inevitably lead to either exhaustion or possibly madness—then I suspect that, as someone said in commenting about the retirement of the two aforementioned excellent writers, the blog will being to stop running me and I will once again begin to run the blog. I’ve never had any illusions about wide-ranging readership; that this blog has a readership at all still amazes me. Yet it is a wide-ranging readership, as far as it goes, and it came from not trying to be an all-encompassing site where readers can catch up on all the latest film news, or where they could indulge in a lot of deep-dish thinking about movies. This blog came


1255776 't too bad considering it was a holiday for everyone else. Another blessing was that we have a keypad function on our door lock at home, so I could get in without a key. I would't really have known what to do otherwise -- our fancy locks are not easily opened by a locksmith...


I have also made it all the way to the office only to discover I don't have my keys. I usually get there around 6:30 am, and the next person to arrive comes in around 7:30. Not fun sitting on the floor in the hall waiting for an hour...


This Spring has been a bit hard on me and I have found out that if I don't get a little bit of downtime, I end out moving too fast and doing things like leaving my wallet at home, leaving my cell phone at home when I am expecting a call, just in general not taking things with me that I need when I walk out the front door. I have learned as I am healing from burnout to slow down, and to do a check when I leave - do I have everything I need with me? Seriously, that saves me from stress and chaos right there.....Rob


Yes...I am completely absent minded. Last thursday I put my wallet in my bag for the farmers market. When I took my veggies out I left the bag and wallet on the counter. Thursday night I ran to the store for some milk when I was in the middle of cooking. Got to the store nearby and realized the wallet was at home! Rummaged through my car to find enough change for a small thing of milk. When I got home I should have put the wallet in my purse, but didn't. Friday I was going out to lunch with a coworker and realized I still didn't have the wallet! She picked up my bill and of course felt like a complete idiot. Friday night when I got home the wallet went straight into the purse.


Glad to hear that it doesn't happen to just me. I had to go out today and kept looking to be sure that my purse was in the car with me.


I left my wallet (small credit card size with 2 credit cards and $50 cash) in our Culver's restaurant last year. Thankful that a sweet employee (young man) found it and put it in the manager's safe then looked up our last name in an old phone book to call me and let me know that it and how much money was in it was safe. Left him a reward.


I was in Jr High and the family was 3/4 across kansas headed to colorado for vacation when my dad realized his wallet was still at home. Thankful that mom was carrying the vacation cash and traveler's checks (pre credit ard). He stopped at a police station to ask what to do and they notified colorado and kansas highway patrol of the situation. We continued on our way and managed 3 weeks without a problem.


Money in the glove box, excellent idea. My husband asked if I wanted to ride in town with him to get gas in his truck. I jumped in the truck (no purse, no money) and went with him. He filled the truck gas tank, went in to pay and realized his wallet was in other pants at home. He stayed at the gas station while I drove home without any drivers license, identification or money to get his wallet (took back roads). I've have also left my purse at home (at work, at a restaurant), drive fine without it until I realize I don't have it with me then I nervously drive where ever to get it.


Oh how glorious! As soon as the heat dissipates and the coolness of fall rolls into town I will totally force Jason on a hike. I miss hiking! :-)


This is so so beautiful! Please enjoy the nice weather! I know it's already getting cooler here in Michigan!


We may end up spending a few weeks there this winter! I've never been and am actually looking forward to braving the cold weather!


This looks beautiful! We have so many walks like this in Scotland but we never go to them, I really should take advantage of the scenery around here more


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