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when it comes to sex the only way to describe it/him and what he does is that of a Love King and if his initials are pj then he is called LkPj. If they are for example "Ze" then he is a LkZe.. and so on….
OMG I had the most amazing night last night – my world was shocked by his power, my universe was shaken to its foundation and my mind blown beyond anything imaginable. He was my Love King Pj aka LkPj.

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MixedMartialArts necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 16 diseños de 6 diseñadores freelance.
Drysdale Jiu-Jitsu (DrysdaleJiuJitsu.Com)
Need professional, modern design for website devoted to information and news and video media clips related to the martial art Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. The website is for a multi time world champion Brazilian jiu-jitsu fighter. This fighter is also a professional MMA (mixed martial arts) fighter that fights in the ufc.
There are two main focus for this website:
1. Serve as the main website for the Fighter and his Gym
2. To serve as a large video database of Instructional martial arts content. The majority of this content will be streaming video. There will be free content available on this site however the majority will be premium subscriber fee based content. This website will serve as the central meeting point for all of the martial artists that train under this system. This website will be the central repository for instructional video clips, news, and articles.
Visitors are primarily 18-40 year old martial artists and fans of the sports Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ) and mixed martial arts (MMA).
Male to female ratio heavily favors males, maybe 80% males and 20% females.
Visitors are very often martial artists themselves, aspiring martial artists, and martial arts school owners. Many of the visitors are seeking to get very modern and detailed information of the sport of BJJ and MMA. The website will have a very extensive online video curriculum which will include several hundred moves and techniques related to the sports BJJ and MMA.
Site should contain the following designed sections and have an version containing Version with 728x90 and 300x250 ad spots:
1. Index page with calls to action for all elements of the site:
a. Video
b. Recent News
c. Recent Comments
d. 2 call to action spots:
i. Sign up for the membership
ii. To be determined!!
2. Fighter page that will focus on the fighter and his career. Inlcudes:
a. Interviews
b. Video
c. Biography
d. Images
e. Fight History
f. Upcoming fights
3. Video Section
a. Feature video with prominent placement on the page. .
b. Have a free sign up membership block for the video programs
c. Recent videos section
d. Popular videos section
4. Store Page
a. store will be designed to sell martial arts clothing and training equipment.
Header: Image of Fighter and or School Logo
Navigation Bar:
Home | Schools | Videos| Photos| Blog | Store | Forum |Resources |Contact Us
Box for text:video thumbnails, sign up for Free Newsletter, facebook fan box, twitter updates
Left& Right sidebars: store items / ads / articles / suggested video clip thumbnails
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In 2009, Todd Phillips and co. had a surprise smash hit with "The Hangover", a movie about three men who awaken from a night of blackout drinking to find they've lost one of their friends. They then have to recreate the events of the night before in order to retrace their steps and find their friend. In 2011, Todd Phillips and co. had another smash hit with "The Hangover Part II", a movie about three men who awaken from a night of blackout drinking to find they've lost one of their friends. They then have to recreate the events of the night before in order to retrace their steps and find their friend.
"Part II" was widely criticized for being a regurgitation of the first film. It was nearly a note for note facsimile, and critics punished it accordingly. In response, Phillips and co. pledged "The Hangover Part III" would not be "the same old thing". Instead, they made a movie that has little to do with anything fans love about the first two films.
No drunken debauchery, no blackout, no "Hangover".
Worst of all, few to no laughs.
As Phil (Bradley Cooper), Stu (Ed Helms) and Doug (Justin Bartha) drive Alan (Zach Galifianakis) to a mental health facility, they're attacked by a van full of armed men who work for a gangster named Marshall (John Goodman). Marshall informs the "Wolf Pack" that Leslie Chow (Ken Jeong), the volatile criminal that they've associated with in the past, has just escaped from jail. Marshall claims that Chow stole $21 million in gold from him years ago, and now he wants the Pack to track Chow down and get the gold back. To ensure their cooperation, Marshall kidnaps Doug, leaving Phil, Stu and Alan to find Chow, recover the gold, and save their friend.
Luckily for them, Alan has been keeping touch with Chow in jail, and he has a lead on where to meet him. In order to corner him, the Wolf Pack will have to cross the Mexican border to Tijuana, and eventually back to Vegas… where it all began.
Don't let those legendary hot spots fool you, however. In this chapter, there's no partying in the Wolf Pack's future. "The Hangover Part III" repositions the three reprobates as quasi-bounty hunters, out to track down Chow. There's no drunken antics involved this time out. No regrettable acts. It's "The Hangover III: The Chase of Chow". I can understand, after the trashing Part II took for its lack of originality, the desire to venture into new territory and explore different elements with the plot. However, there's little to nothing here left that the fans love about the first two movies outside of the characters.
The characters, of course, are the same for the most part. Cooper's Phil is still the slick, composed one, Helms' Stu is still exacerbated by just about everything, and Galifianakis' Alan still barely has a grip on reality. Jeong wears out his welcome in an expanded role as the chatty, unpredictable Chow. Melissa McCarthy makes her first appearance in the series as a creepy love interest for Galifianakis. Their scenes together are uncomfortably funny, as the two overweight, socially challenged people discover a mutual attraction.
Sadly, however, that's one of the films few bright spots. For most of its run, "The Hangover Part III" is a caper movie with a dull caper. Chow lives the wild and crazy life, but the Wolf Pack do not. For the most part they just try to put up with each other (and Chow) while trying to meet a mobster's demands. There's a reunion moment that fans of the franchise will appreciate (and I won't spoil), but as to what fun and insanity this installment brings to the table, the answer is "not much".
The characters provide some laughs here and there, but there's nothing inherently funny about the story or the events. Occasional spots of humor simply aren't enough to meet expectations for this concluding chapter of this high-profile comedy trilogy.


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For two hours last Monday night, New York City got pummeled by Hurricane Sandy, along with much of the New Jersey and Connecticut coast. The windows started bowing and rattling with every gust, and rain pelted the glass sideways. Nobody was on the streets.
Sitting in our third-floor apartment in Brooklyn, my wife and I pretended to read our books and traded nervous looks each time a gust shook the hatch that leads up to our roof. I'd been following the reports closely, so I knew we weren't in danger of getting flooded. But like many people around the world, I was glued to the white glow of my smartphone as my Twitter feed flooded with images of rising waters on the Jersey shore and in Manhattan and Brooklyn.
That night, I finally understood what many of my friends in Indonesia, the Philippines, Pakistan, Bangladesh, the Maldives, and countless other places on the planet must feel each time a massive typhoon or record flooding hits. Climate change finally hit home for me: I was experiencing it in my own house and on my own skin.
For the first time since 2009, when the United States Senate voted down an ill-fated climate bill, politicians seem to be connecting the dots between extreme weather and climate change. New York's Governor Andrew Cuomo broke the election-year silence around the issue in a press conference just 36 hours after the storm passed, and Mayor Bloomberg trumpeted President Obama's climate credentials in an endorsement the next day.
"Climate change is a reality," Cuomo said. "Extreme weather is a reality. It is a reality that we are vulnerable."
It shouldn't take a hurricane to blow open the debate about climate change. But sometimes—especially in politics—reality needs to bust in at gale force to push back the millions of dollars that fossil fuel companies have spent in a 20-year effort to strongarm, threaten, and lobby politicians to stay quiet about climate.
And yet, sitting in my apartment last week, I wasn't thinking about climate science or politics. I was emotional: tired, raw, and defeated. It felt like all the work I had done with my colleagues at 350.org over the past few years had come to naught—we'd failed in our mission of warning the globe about climate catastrophe, and this was the beginning of the end. How could we possibly fight the fossil fuel companies who insist on dumping carbon into the atmosphere, blocking progress on clean energy, and warming the planet, when we're busy recovering from the second "once-in-a-lifetime" storm in just two years?
As I watched people in my neighborhood pick themselves up, clear trash and branches off the sidewalks in front of their houses, and get back to work, my fatigue gave way to the fighting spirit that New Yorkers showed after 9/11—I was angry. Righteously angry.
It's that fighting spirit that we're bringing to Do the Math, 350.org's 22-city tour that connects the dots between climate change, politics, and the fossil fuel industry.
In an effort to silence action on climate change, coal, oil, and gas companies have dumped more than $153 million into the 2012 presidential election alone. That's a cynical move, as these companies already possess reserves of oil, gas, and coal that, if burned, would release five times the amount of carbon that the planet's atmosphere can safely hold. It's clear that the fossil fuel industry has become a rogue force—its business model is predicated on burning up the planet, and it consistently frustrates progress on clean energy.
In each of the 22 cities, 350.org and a whole crew of partners will kick off a campaign to divest University endowments from any stocks, bonds, and funds that include fossil fuel companies. It will echo the divestment effort of the 1980s that brought South Africa's apartheid government to its knees. Student activists across the country are already sounding the alarm on fossil fuel investments, making the case that a Sandy-like future is no future at all. Folks from East Texas to the Pacific Northwest to New England are leaning into local and regional fossil fuel infrastructure campaigns, fighting tar sands pipelines and coal ports.
Fossil fuel companies have already increased the world's temperature by one degree, and Hurricane Sandy, along with the wildfires, droughts, record heat, and floods of 2012, is the result. It's time to fight back.


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February 28, 2013
Lacking a degree from a university journalism school, brief stint as a working journalist or extension class certification in news writing? So what steps can any PR professional take to improve his or her writing skills to the benefit of all strategic communications?
Transform yourself into a combination of eclectic researcher, investigative reporter, daily columnist, tough editor and Wall Street Journal fact-checker. Use both sides of your brain to figure out the creative aspects of telling a story and the logic to support the concept. Establish your own habits for generating new sparks of creativity to become a better writer and PR pro.
Think about how fact-filled, rich content can work as a foundation for developing strong positioning for your client or organization, then be integrated into all planning, public relations, social media, website content, investor relations and all other forms of strategic communications.
To set a high critical bar for each idea you are considering, start with two questions that an acerbic editor/mentor pinioned me with as a rookie when reviewing my brilliant feature concept: So what and who cares? Whew.
First, begin honing your news sense by becoming a voracious reader of news. This may be considered heresy in the digital age, but scanning real newspapers gives you a feeling for how editors rank the importance of stories by their placement. The news universe unfolds in context with each page you turn.
I start the day with four newspapers — The Wall Street Journal, a financial paper and two local dailies — to get a quick feeling for news of the day, plus editorial, columnist and feature topics. I almost always discover thought-provoking stories that I probably would have missed when scanning online news sites. The process helps ignite creative thoughts for what new content we might develop for our clients and topics to use with the media.
Another reading ritual: Subscribe to news feeds from your favorite publications and bloggers. Add searches on Twitter to find current tweets about your subjects. You will find abundant fluff, of course. But tweets can provide links to relevant news stories and other resources you can use in your own programs, to include finding new media covering your areas of interest.
Second, develop an appreciation for the structure of news stories in the media you are trying to reach — local, regional, trade, national. Write down the headlines or TV teasers of four or five different stories that catch your attention. Then, identify the three most important facts and points made in each story. Analyze for patterns and insights. You will begin developing an editor's news sense to help you tell your clients' stories in new ways and better connect with the media.
Third, get creative. Start with writing the perfect headline to grab the attention of your target audiences. Then, craft your story or copy in a human voice, without industry jargon (e.g. instead of writing about "provides software solutions," bring the benefits to life, such as "provides integrated software programs to help companies in the XYZ industry better manage, monitor and improve their manufacturing processes"). Avoid hype and superlatives. Be fact-filled. Use data from outside sources.
Fourth, grade your progress. Look at something written six months ago or more. How would you rewrite the release? Add more information? Be provocative? Eliminate fatuous quotes? Ask: So what and who cares?
Fifth, be extra critical. We developed the following Gable PR seven-point litmus test to evaluate potential news stories or other messages:
This quick test can help focus your efforts to create a smart, compelling and interesting story or other communication that breaks through the clutter, connects with your targets and supports the long-term reputation of your client or organization. Raise your bar on quality content to the highest level and always remember to ask: So what and who cares?


text: Friday, April 27, 2012 Kaiser Health Highlights Excessive Copays for Physical Therapist Services An April 22 article by Kaiser Heath News highlights the growing number of insurers and employers who classify physical therapy visits as specialty care, resulting in higher copayments for patients that often are equal to a specialist visit. The article quotes Matthew Hyland, PT, PhD, MPA, CSCS, president of the New York Chapter, and Justin Elliott, APTA director of state government affairs. APTA's Fair Physical Therapy Copays webpage offers a variety of legislative resources, such as APTA model legislation and a sample letter to legislators, to help chapters in their fight against excessive copays. Examples of state strategies used by the Kentucky, Missouri, New Jersey, and New York chapters also are available. Comments First of all I do not like high co-pays for my patients. And yet,on one hand are we not attempting to become recognized "specialists" via our reasoning for the DPT programs and fighting for direct access? Then in the same breath we are saying we are not specialists when it comes to co-pays? Am I missing something? Posted by Robert Oakeson,PT on 4/27/2012 4:05 PM One problem we have as a "profession" is too much treatment using unproven interventions. Some of this goes back to the long standing habit of therapy 2-3x/week. Sometimes this is done "to keep the Dr. happy that ordered it and keep his business". "Endless physical treatments" for back pain is even mentioned by the American Board of Int Med Found as one healthcare resource that is wasted and can be cut. Not unlike physicians we must accept that we are part of the cost problem, not just victims of it. Folks with large co-pays only go, say once/week, and that's all most should need anyway! Posted by Ed Scott PT, DPT, OCS on 4/28/2012 7:39 AM I believe if patients are charged speciality rates for physical therapy then the service should also be reimbursed at a speciality rate. Speciality Physician are reimbursed at a higher fee schedule than general interests. In most cases, I don't believe PT service reimbursement is at a speciality level. Moving towards Evidence based practice (EBP) will continue to help this profession evolve. A big thing is to determine why 75% of practicing PT's aren't member of the primary professional organization that is creating the next level guide to professional practice. Something that all PT's will be required to "live" by. The next level of professional standards. Posted by James McClure PT, MHs, ATC on 4/28/2012 10:37 PM I disagree with Mr Oakeson and Mr. Scott. A major factor supporting lower copays for PT vs. MD specialists is the fact that an episode of PT care, under the most skilled and cost-conscious therapist, usually involves many more visits than a typical MD specialist intervention. Posted by Marvin Gross -> >NRcE on 4/29/2012 11:05 AM Don't forget that, in general, if someone has a high copay, that means either the beneficiary, the beneficiaries employer, and/or the employer's Human Recource Dept./benefits broker either SELECTED BY CHOICE and/or BROKERED a less expensive policy. PT's....stop hating the insurance companies. It's our social responsibility to invest in the assurance of a robust health policy. The current demand for health insurance is for a lower cost premium in a health insurance market environment where fewer people are buying into it. People are using health insurance way different today than what it was originally designed for. I support the health care bill, because even if the 'individual mandate' gets thrown out for being unconstitutional, other components of the bill will incentivise people and states to buy into health insurance. Posted by David Bullock on 4/29/2012 11:13 PM I'm sorry; I don't usually chime in, but the last comment on "Social Responsibility"??? What is the "social responsibility" of the insurance companies? To pay retiring CEO's upwards of 20 million dollars while filing non-profit status to the IRS to avoid paying 35% corporate excise tax, something for which I am not allowed to do as a business owner? Continuing the tired argument that the cost of medical care continues to rise and that is the justification for 15-20% premium increases annually (unless you increase co pays, deductibles and reduce benefits) while payment to certain "specialists" like physical therapists has remained essentially unchanged for the past several years? Do people really still have patients who come in 3 times per week with a $35 co pay? Quick math....if the insurance company several years ago used to pay $75 for a visit to PT and the co pay was $5 that meant the insurance company reimbursed $70 and the patient $5. Does the insurance company still pay $70 with a $35 co pay? They do not. They are only responsible for $40. If a typical LBP patient walked in your door for 12 visits it might have cost the insurance company $840 several years ago, today that number might be $480 and you are to collect the rest from the beneficiary. That is if they don't have an ever more present $1000-$3000 annual deductible that has not been met. So please, spare me the "poor insurance company is caught in the middle" garbage. This math only applies to private practice as hospitals receive 2-3 times that on average from most insurance companies in their area for physical therapy and most of which (at least in my area) are able to waive co pays and portions of the deductibles to their employees who utilize all of their services by that hospital…something for which I thought might be encouraging over-utilization of services, seeing as we are all so concerned nowadays with waste, fraud and abuse. Why is it that hospitals are allowed to form partnerships with other hospitals yet small, independently owned practices are not allowed to form groups with other private practitioners to collectively bargain for better insurance reimbursement and/or more competitive healthcare premiums? Does it have anything to do with the "size" of the institution and its ability to hire lobbyists as to whether they are able to sit at the big table and negotiate? Of course it does. Some of the best hospitals are the biggest abusers of services, testing and lab work yet physical therapy continues to get picked on because people are apparently "using healthcare different today than it was originally designed for?" What way is that? To perhaps go to a physical therapist for 12 visits to get rid of their back pain? How selfish of them not to just go to their PCP, then get expensive medication and x-rays, then the orthopedist, then an MRI, then perhaps more medications and perhaps and injection and finally surgery and be out of their primary occupation for several weeks costing their employer thousands if not tens of thousands of dollars? Just how many studies are out there of how much less expensive physical therapy is for a variety of problems than just one visit to the PCP that snowballs into a free-for-all of health care practitioners? I have two articles sitting on my desk right now "Exercise vs. arthroscopic decompression in patients with SAI: a randomized, controlled study in 90 cases with a one-year follow-up" from the annals of rheumatic disease 2005 and "A randomized Trial of Arthroscopic Surgery for OA of the knee" from the NEJOM 2008. Both articles concluding that there is no additional benefit of the surgical intervention over optimized physical therapy. One more of particular interest is a Wall Street Journal article January 12, 2007 "A Novel Plan Helps Hospital Wean Itself off Pricey Tests." The synopsis is putting the consultation with physical therapy up front and eliminating the "extra steps in the medical maze" made for a much less expensive episode of care overall. As far as the "individual mandate" don't turn this into a political debate. The same people who get free health care now will continue to get free health care in the future and will continue to abuse it, period. Posted by Darin McCarthy, MSPT, OCS on 4/30/2012 12:11 PM Ed Scott, Robert Oakeson, david bullock, call me. I would guess you are employees and not employers. I would love to discuss the details with you. I unapologetically see my patients 2-3 times a week, and they get better, quicker and longer (no recidivism). I spend 20-40 minutes with old school hands-on manual therapies. Mr. McCarthy, AMEN! The patient is also a consumer who purchases a product (insurance). The consumer (patient and employer) is entitled to receive the product for which they pay through insurance premiums and employee contributions. I provide a service to that consumer, for which I expect to get paid what my time is worth and according to the level of complexity of problems that I solve. The insurance company's job is to pay for the rendered services. So, what is the problem? A: The problem is "health care costs too much". Who says it costs too much? Good question. Scenario A: the consumer (patient). How so? A: Patient cannot afford payments. Payments of what? A: copayments, deductibles and premiums. Who controls those? A: Insurance companies. Why then do the insurance companies increase their copayments, deductibles, and premiums on patients if the patient (consumer) can't afford it? A: if you ask them (and I have) it is because health care costs have gone up and they need to raise premiums to pay for increased medical costs. To which I say NOT MINE! I have not increased my charges for 7 years, you know why? A: The insurance companies are going to pay me what they want to pay me anyway. The insurance companies can not say that they are raising prices because the medical field is raising costs, when it's the insurance companies that control reimbursement. I make no apologies for my practices to an insurance industry that increases employer premiums annually, and then manipulates my reimbursement rates year after year resulting in reduced reimbursement and increased documentation. Furthermore, Obama-care in 2014 will see a large amount of insurance companies out of business because there are a limited few that will be contracted for the government health care exchanges. What we are seeing is an attempt by the insurance companies to stuff their mattresses now, not knowing what the climate will be like later. Folks we have this all backwards. We are not the bad guy here. But I fear our profession has drunk the cool-aid and we are apologizing and negotiating with the bully on the block. Posted by jack Parry on 5/1/2012 2:15 PM Wow, it is disappointing to see so many of our colleagues totally out of touch on this issue. There would only be a handful of scenarios where an insurance company could be considered a friend to the PT world. One would be, that there was no longer such a thing as "in-network" vs "out of network" rates. This would allow us all to charge what we felt was appropriate and let the consumer decide what practitioners were worth their billed rate. The insurance company would pay a flat rate for the service, eliminating the hand cuffs of in network write offs, which effectively set our rates for us. This would be nirvana for any skilled practitioner. But that concept is fantasy land as of 2012, so don't hold your breath for that to happen. Not that it is completely far fetched. With some organization, we would follow the lead of the DDS profession, who figured out that being non-network providers was the way to go several years ago. Leaving the table scraps of in-network rates to the new graduates trying to get started. They obviously get it, and their financial statements reflect it. The second scenario would be that there was only ONE level of reimbursement for services provided regardless of whether the care is provided at an out-patient site, a hospital, or a POPTS. Mr. McCarthy eluded to this matter in his comments. Unfortunately, the "in-network" clamp is about to get so much tighter as the ACO world starts to take shape with only the biggest of fish getting to eat. If you are on the outside looking in at your neighborhood ACO, you are probably going to struggle significantly to maintain your referral base as they slowly defect into the safety of bigger ACO's that have their own PT services. It should be noted that the issue of equal compensation regardless of setting has been brought up in Missouri recently. See www.EqualPay4EqualServices.com for details. They quote on that site: "Health insurance companies pay private-practice physical therapy clinics 75% to 100% less than hospital-run clinics for the same services, and require patient co-pays that are up to five times higher than for hospital-based treatment.(1) Private-practice physical therapists assert that reimbursement and co-pays should be the same regardless of the setting in which physical therapy services are performed. Legislation was introduced to address this issue, but most PT's have never heard about it. Why you might ask? The proposed bill in Missouri highlighted the fact that the PAC for APTA had very split feelings regarding this issue and therefore didn't support the effort of private practice therapists in fighting this landmark piece of legislation because they were conflicted with the potential harm it might cause their hospital based members. Their inaction spurred the development of a private practice group: http://www.ptballiance.org/ to lobby and influence legislators solely on behalf of private practices. Since they are an annual membership group formed by various private practices, they don't have to worry about the mixed emotions of the APTA. If you are interested in donating to a PAC to help out patient PT causes, go to their site and check into it. It will be money wisely spent. And for those that still don't get it, just keep your head down, keep working hard, and make sure you are working for a clinic that has leadership that understands the bigger picture. Posted by Mark Callanen, PT, DPT, OCS on 5/2/2012 11:19 PM I dont under stand much of any of this stuff but i am a 34 year. Old women that went to the doctor because of really sharp pains to my side . I went in to the hospital. Had test done They told me i am going to have to see a doctor that deals with blabladders. And thing like that so i Do he tells me i m going to have to have to have surgery because i have a mild stricture of the right urter. So they set up a surgery date i go in to the hospital to feel out all tje papper work. I get that done then they tell me that.my copay is 8500 Posted by joy campbell on 11/22/2012 2:53 PM


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mwspace had een nieuw webpagina ontwerp nodig en lanceerde daarom een wedstrijd op 99designs.
2 winnaars werden geselecteerd uit 10 ontwerpen ingezonden door7 freelance designers.
Modern Webspace, Inc. is looking for a website design concept with a 'modern' theme, in the retro sense of the word. Like what you would see in 'The Jetsons' cartoons or at a 1960's World's Fair. But it needs a contempory look, too. Think 'Web 2.0 meets retro-modern'.
$25 bonus paid if you provide web-ready assets in PNG format. Other bonuses may be awarded. for extra effort.
A second place design will be awarded $75.
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Colors in my logo (see description)
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Retro Modern meets Web 2.0, Googie, The Jetsons, mid-century modern
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I'm just starting an internet consulting business and I need a website. I'm strong on the coding side (both HTML and back-end systems), but weak on the design side. I've started and thrown away 5 or 6 designs of my own. So I need your help.
My company name is Modern Webspace, Inc. I have a logo and a good idea of what I want my site to look like. I want the theme to be 'modern' in the retro sense. So we're looking for a futuristic website that you would have seen in the 50's and 60's. Like what you would see in 'The Jetsons' cartoons or at a 1960's World's Fair. Googie architecture (i.e. the Space Needle in Seattle) is one of my favorite styles.
(added 1/25)I also want it to have a web 2.0 look. Think 'web 2.0 meets retro-modern'. The retro element should be a strong part of the design, though. The current print & TV ad campaign by Comcast has the style that I'm looking for. (Unfortunately, their website doesn't have this look. In fact, their website is downright ugly.)
A little cheesy is OK, but it must still come across as professional.
You must provide a fully layered PSD or XCF file. I'll code the xhtml/css and jazz it up with a little ajax. $25 bonus paid if you provide web-ready assets in PNG format (transparent where appropriate). Other bonuses may be paid at my discretion.
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(added 1/23)It is based on a font called Klinkomite.
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(added 1/23) Don't feel like you have to use all of those colors. In fact, it's probably better if you don't. They are provided as a reference so that you can use them it you want to.
(added on 1/23) Please ignore my current website. I'm not a webhost. That's the default website put up by my webhost when I signed up for an account.
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Includes a two-mile walking trail organized by Solihull Active.
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Zombies have come to mean so much more than they once did, even just a few decades ago. These shambling monsters have become metaphors for everything from the wrathful masses of Occupy, to awkward teens in high school trying to deal with love. They are the perfect symbol for people who have been treated like subhumans — or outcasts who have defined themselves in opposition to humanity.
The zombie's plural identity is what artist George Pfau has tried to capture in his latest piece of interactive art, Zombie Index. When you go to the site, you'll see an intricate painting of thousands of figures, each standing in for a different kind of zombie. There are orgy zombies and flesh-eating zombies, alongside plague zombies and crap I can't even identify. If you click the "names" button at the bottom of the page, you'll find a big, clickable map that will take you out to hundreds of stories, essays, and artworks about the different faces and identities of the modern zombie.
If you think the zombie trope is exhausted, Pfau's art will reawaken your fascination with this monstrous figure who has become so central to the way we imagine ourselves in the early twenty-first century.
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First big race day of 2013 has arrived. Daytona handles the hosting duties, as usual.
The first big race day of 2013 has arrived, and as usual, Daytona is the host.
The Rolex 24 – North America's ultimate test of human and mechanical endurance – begins its twice-around-the-clock adventure at 3:30 p.m. Saturday.
Here's another tradition: The Rolex isn't just about racing. It's also a social gathering as Daytona International Speedway becomes a party ground for car enthusiasts, race fans and a wide variety of folks in search of a widely varied party atmosphere.
Track activities begin at 9 this morning and continue until the start of the Rolex. Among the warm-up acts is a 15-lap race for the Ferrari Challenge Series, which begins at 10. Ceremonial laps by historic cars of the old Formula V Series is scheduled for 11:25.
An autograph session featuring Rolex 24 drivers will highlight the lunch hour – beginning at 12:15 p.m.
When the Grand Am cars hit the 3.56-mile road course for the main event, there will be some familiar faces on the front row.
Chip Ganassi's two Daytona Prototypes, each featuring a Riley chassis to go with that BMW horsepower, swept the top two spots Thursday in qualifying for the 24-hour marathon. Ganassi, who has four Rolex 24 trophies as an owner, had the pleasure Thursday of handing qualifying duties on his No. 01 car to Scott Pruett, who has four Rolex 24 wins as a driver (three of those in Ganassi cars).
"I joked with some of my guys, I don't know how many years I have left, so I better get every pole I can," said the 52-year-old Pruett, whose quickest lap averaged 127.455 mph. The other Ganassi car – the No. 02, with Scott Dixon handling qualifying duties – turned a fast lap of 127.337 mph.
In a rarity for Rolex weekend, there appears to be scant chance of fickle weather. In most years, you're likely to see everything from shorts to overcoats to umbrellas during the course of the four-day stay. The weather is expected to be clear and sunny on Saturday with a high near 73 and winds of 5 to 10 mph, the National Weather Service said. After the full moon rises at 5:48 p.m., temperatures are forecast to drop to a low of 53 degrees overnight. Sunday's high is expected to be 72 with some clouds.
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Ocean Alliance, based on figures provided by the lead architect, has a goal of raising approximately $12 million to restore the ~ 20,000 Sq.ft buildings in a way that mediates existing contamination, maintains their historic exterior appearance while modeling the interior as a practical, accessible research, education and historic center.
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1. Creeps are starting butcher in the moors. In the current game creeps start off pretty weak in the 'moors, barely able to do the starter quests they are given. If you dump a few thousand destiny into one, you can get them up to adequate with some quick upgrades. You can even eventually get them up to the power level of a 65 freep, though the time it takes to do so is staggering; literally something like five or six times as long as it would take to get a normal character to level 65 starting at one.
The original idea was that the greater ease with which you can start a creep would balance this out, and there would generally always be a lot more creeps than freeps on the moors. However in practice this hasn't panned out too well, most players that start a creep lose interest pretty quickly due to how defenseless they begin. This has only been exacerbated by the fact that free players can't start creeps. Something obviously needs to be done.
2. The PvP gear you can earn on the moors is getting upgraded. One of my major gripes about LoTRO from Moria on has been that there is absolutely no reason for freeps to engage in PvP save just for giggles. The gear you can earn out there has crappy stats compared both crafted and dropped gear, making it sub par even for PvP, and it has zero radiance...making it completely useless for other end game activities.
Worse, this change [with the launch of Moria] took us away from the SoA era endgame where crafting, raiding, 5 mans, and PvP were all equally viable methods of getting geared up for endgame activities (i.e., they all yielded gear that was roughly on par). I much prefer an endgame where I can dabble in different activities to one where I am forced to grind on one set of content to make progress. I'm really glad to see the SOA era philosophy make a comeback.
3. The radiance system is getting pulled. All I can say is "Thank goodness, about time." I've disliked radiance since it was introduced, mainly for the reasons directly above. [Edit] Apparently I am not the only one. From the the most recent LoTRO dev diary:
"You, the players, hated Radiance. In fact, there has never been such a polarizing and definitively poorly received implementation as Radiance." - Allan 'Orion' Maki
4. Major class changes. Minstrels, Burglars, and Hunters are getting major updates. The only changes I'm really qualified to critique are the changes to Hunters, and these all look great to me. Some have complained that the changes to the Bow Master line will decrease our ability to DPS tank. First off, I often get aggro in a long fight even in my "low threat" stance and have to back off, so I don't think this is really true. I admit, potential hunter snap aggro will go down. However, that brings me to another point: hunters aren't tanks. There are already at least four classes in the game (Wardens, Champions, Captains, and Guardians...five if you count Burglars) that are much better designed for tanking than Hunters. Hunter DPS tanking was mainly a side effect of one of our main stances getting nerfed with unreasonable threat generation in the Moria era.
I'm sure hunters will still be able to pull a mob off of a healer in a big dust up, if need be.... and the guys playing classes actually designed to tank are otherwise engaged. Having to back off of my DPS or end up tanking for an entire instance with utterly meager defense was never really a decision I cherished.
4. Changes to the Legendary Item system. Three big ones here. First off, gems and relics will go poof when you deconstruct a weapon. However, the total number gem and runestone tiers is being reduced to 6, so it will be a heck of a lot easier to max them out. Most importantly, you will now be able to transfer abilities from one weapon to another. So there will be no reason to waste all those shiny slot-ables until you have exactly the weapon you want. I am very psyched about this, it sounds like a huge improvement.
5. Book 2 will now be soloable. Yay! I've been stuck about half way through it for well over a year.
A lot of other changes are coming down the pipe, it's well worth reading the notes. Finally, lest this become yet another wall of text post without any pictures, let me leave you with a few pics of the new zone added for the temporary Winter events:
In addition to these random sights, there is a fairly long series of quests and activities to engage in in the town proper. A play where you can throw fruit or flower petals depending on whether players do well, or even participate yourself, is one of the high points. It really is well done, and I heartily recommend checking it out while it is still available to anyone active in LoTRO.


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Good morning all, hope everything is going smoothly today with everyone. Well let's all say that today is a great day to be alive with everything that's going on we made it to another day that's a blessing. Any-who with valentine day in the air why don't I talk about this amazing new eyeshadow I got for the occasion that's coming.
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New day, different law enforcement on Katt Williams' tail.
A bench warrant was issued in Sacramento for the "Scary Movie 5" player's arrest after he failed to appear in court for his arraignment stemming from his Nov. 25 run-in with the California Highway Patrol while on a three-wheeled motorcycle.
Due to Williams' no-show, he forfeited his previous $50,000 bond and bail was reset at $100,500, the Sacramento District Attorney's Office confirmed Tuesday to E! News.
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Great Odin's raven! $300,000 worth of stuff stolen from Anchorman 2 set
He's facing charges of evading police and reckless driving after, according to the CHP, he refused to stop for them and engaged officers in a low-speed pursuit before they opted to give up the chase and cite him in absentia.
Meanwhile, Williams may have his reasons for not making the trip up north. He was busted at his Los Angeles-area home on Dec. 28 on suspicion of child endangerment after police allegedly found a stolen loaded gun in his home.
As he made his way out of the Van Nuys Jail after being released on $100,000 bail, he remarked to a TMZ camera waiting outside, "How do you keep kids safe without guns?"
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Bracken Flake is Good Stuff
The tin aroma is a strong but sweet tobacco smell with a little
smokiness mixed in and a tang in the nose. The moisture level is a
little on the moist side and some drying time wouldn't hurt.The first thing that I notice is some pepper on the tongue. When the
pepper would dissipate, it would leave a light sweetness behind on the
tongue. The pepper on the tongue kept coming and going as I smoked the
bowl. There is also a flavor and smell that took me
awhile to place. I am pretty sure that it is Tonquin. The amount of
Tonquin, if that's what it is, is very light in Bracken Flake. It
compliments the blend nicely. Whatever the flavor is, it kind of reminds
me of licorice, but not quite. It's a little hard to explain the taste. I
wouldn't say it is licorice, but it reminds me of it.This is a pretty complex blend; there are a lot of flavors and flavor
changes going on that keep the bowl interesting all the way through the
end. It packs some strength and, like the description says, has a unique
flavor that is very nice. I really like this blend and will be smoking
quite a bit more of it. I Highly Recommend it!
Lay-me-down-to-sleep blend
My flavour and tin aroma ratings do not seem to blend in well with my overall recommendation: let me explain.The Bracken is, for me, a somewhat weird undertaking. There is rather a lot of KY in the blend, and Burley, and the overall strength is on the upper end of the scale of blends one can buy where I live. So this is strong stuff. I like that about it. The tin note on first opening, though, is rather chemical to most of my friends and myself. Reading that a "chocolate essence" is supposed to have been applied, I must shake my head and wonder whether they and I have a fundamentally different definition of "chocolate" than Sam Gawith does. Over the chemical smell, I can still make out the DFK in the tin note.Peeling off a slice and a bit and folding/twisting/stuffing into my smallest pipes, I get a very satisfying taste (still no chocolate, though) and enough nicotine to make sure that I do use my smallest bowls; this blend is one I tend to use as my day's last, lay-me-down-to-bed smoke.The room note, again, is rather chemical for my tobacco-purist friends and myself; I would not want to light this blend up in mixed company. But at home, alone, and late at night, I feel I can get away with the guilty pleasure this 'baccy provides, and so I can recommend. I still wonder, though, what this blend would be like without the sauce. I'd like to try that.
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Why buy property in antalya Turkey
Buying property in the Antalya area is a safe bet for any home buyer or investor, the hub of the region that has seen a huge population increase in recent years.
Investment properties are widespread, not only in the modern city centre but along the long coastline, with the stunning Lara beach area, Turkey's golfing capital of Belek and the beautiful historical town of Side, offering glorious golden sandy beaches, wonderful history and of course a wonderful climate for holiday makers in the summer and for anyone living in the area full time who also have the benefit of brilliant facilities of schools, university's, hospitals and a wide range of shopping malls.
Property prices in the area have already increased dramatically over recent years offering excellent rental yields for investors, with luxury sea view Antalya properties reaching in the region of 8% for annual rental yields, marking Antalya as a property investment hotspot for overseas investors from all over Europe and beyond.
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Antalya, known as the Turkish Riviera, is the eighth most populous city in Turkey and the largest city on the southern Mediterranean coastline.
Apart from it being one of Turkey's major cities it is also an area of stunning natural beauty that is steeped in wonderful history with some amazing historical sites to explore, stunning white sandy beaches, and plays a very important role in Turkey's tourism trade, attracting Turkish and international tourist in huge numbers every year.
Antalya is sheltered by the towering Taurus mountain range, giving the area a wonderful climate with an average of 300 days of sunshine every year, with an average temperature of around 35 degrees centigrade in the height of the summer.
Antalya is an ideal area for year-round living, being a huge city it hosts an abundance of amenities with excellent educational facilities, fantastic hospitals, and numerous large shopping malls dotted across the region all offering international branded stores, famous name places to eat, and cinema's etc.
Nightlife in Antalya as you would expect is excellent, with an array of bars and nightclubs all open to the early hours, offering top named DJ's, live bands and more attracting hundreds every night.
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An ever growing city which has, and still is seeing a huge amount of redevelopment to meet the growing demand, with new up-and-coming s already proving popular with locals and overseas buyers alike.
The new modern suburb of Konyaalti is an ideal area to buy property in Antalya city, Turkey, located very close to the centre boasting amazing beaches, and excellent area for investment attracting holiday makers and the younger workforce of the city with its short commute the office every day, rental yields are high throughout the year, where you can expect a rental income in the region of 6% per annum, and as the area continues to grow, demand also increases which will also see excellent capital appreciation in the mid to long term.
Another excellent area for property in Antalya city is the stunning Lara Beach, where the fine sandy beaches are lined with quality themed all inclusive hotels. Homes here again attract holiday makers the slightly higher paid workforce of the city, settled on the outskirts, away from the hustle and bustle of the centre, where homes come with a high premium than Konyaalti as Lara is an already established area which is very sought after.
Kepez sitting slightly inland from the coast attracts nature loving tourists, home to the beautiful Duden waterfalls and Antalya Zoo, both busy attractions throughout the year. Another growing area, where overseas buyers are cashing in on year-round rentals and are seeing excellent capital growth too.
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Apartment accommodation for sale in Antalya city is in the most demand, often found in large modern complexes with an array of in-site facilities for all the family, with prices starting from around £40,000 for a modern 1 bedroom apartment in the city centre climbing to the hundreds of thousands in the exclusive Lara Beach area, therefore accommodation in Antalya city, Turkey, offers something to suit all budgets no matter how low.
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Ariel Sharon's Son Calls for Genocide in Gaza
Using sports metaphors and the "none are innocent because they elected Hamas" logic this JPOST op ed writer calls for genocide. If he were commenting here he'd be banned.
So what's up with the Jerusalem Post hosting calls for genocide?
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Why do our citizens have to live with rocket fire from Gaza while we fight with our hands tied? Why are the citizens of Gaza immune? If the Syrians were to open fire on our towns, would we not attack Damascus? If the Cubans were to fire at Miami, wouldn't Havana suffer the consequences? That's what's called 'deterrence' – if you shoot at me, I'll shoot at you. There is no justification for the State of Gaza being able to shoot at our towns with impunity. We need to flatten entire neighborhoods in Gaza. Flatten all of Gaza. The Americans didn't stop with Hiroshima – the Japanese weren't surrendering fast enough, so they hit Nagasaki, too.
There should be no electricity in Gaza, no gasoline or moving vehicles, nothing. Then they'd really call for a ceasefire.
Were this to happen, the images from Gaza might be unpleasant – but victory would be swift, and the lives of our soldiers and civilians spared.
IF THE government isn't prepared to go all the way on this, it will mean reoccupying the entire Gaza Strip. Not a few neighborhoods in the suburbs, as with Cast Lead, but the entire Strip, like in Defensive Shield, so that rockets can no longer be fired.


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As a new year begins, it is usually time to reflect on the year prior.
2012 was a year of ups and downs and of course, the biggest down that many will remember for years and years to come is the Aug. 3 fire that destroyed a historic landmark.
The Hollywood Bar went up in flames early on in the morning of Aug. 3. In March, the very same business was named business of the year by the Dolores Chamber of Commerce.
A piece of history went up in smoke that day and the community was in shock. In the weeks following the fire that also destroyed Fusion Studios, people were drawn to the burned remains of this historic bar, many would tell stories, most entertaining and others would just shake their heads.
It was a sad time for Dolores.
Sadness turned to anger when the Montezuma County Sheriff's Department and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation ruled the fire was arson. As of recently, no suspects have been arrested or named in the case.
As of today, the spot that once held so much history and memories sits empty.
The historic bar was built in 1900, it still had the original tin ceiling and pieces of history hung all over the wall, including the 2012 business of the year award.
The bullet holes in the ceiling, which told of the bar's rowdier days are gone; so is the tin ceiling, stained brown from the days past of a smoke-filled bar.
Citizen Sanford
But not everything in Dolores in 2012 was band, there were many good things that happened in Dolores too. Dave Sanford was named citizen of the year this year. He was recognized for his volunteer work and dedication to the community.
Schools celebrate
The community of Dolores had reason to celebrate in November when the community voted overwhelmingly in favor of the BEST grant bond. Now 2013 will be the year new science classrooms will be built and the school district can once and for all start the process of getting rid of the current science building which was built poorly and is falling apart.
A funny crime story
One criminal in Dolores did not get away with anything after breaking into the Traditional Charm Antique Mall in February after a snow storm. Once the alarm was triggered and Montezuma County Sheriff's Deputies arrived, they followed the footprints in the fresh snow to a nearby apartment. There was also a hole in the alleged burglar's bag, and jewelry was strewn about along the footprints. Anthony McCleskey, 20, was later arrested.
Business milestones
Local businesses celebrated milestones in 2012. Deanna Truelsen celebrated 30 years of owning the Ponderosa Restaurant this year.
Dolores River Brewery celebrated 10 years. The Sideshow Emporium and Gallery celebrated five years.
In addition to anniversaries, Dolores saw some new businesses as well. Lizardhead Cyclery opened up shop in Dolores, in addition to Art Girl's Studio and Quilting shop and Tangles Salon.
A rafting company opened in Dolores. Soft Adventures Rafting, owned by Thomas Wolfe, set out to provide Dolores residents and visitors with a fun ride down the upper Dolores. Unfortunately, the weather did not cooperated and the rafting season on the upper Dolores was very short. Let's hope that 2013 sees a better year for Wolfe.
Dolores also saw the opening of a new coffee shop, The Pony Expresso and a custom graphics store.
Also this year, Kris Muscari took over the Dolores Animal Hospital.
Escalante Days
Everyone talked about the fate of Escalante Days this August with the fire that burned the Hollywood Bar and Fusion Studios fresh in their minds, but the event went on without a hitch and was a memorable one.
Tony Down hauled out his vintage 1964 English Triumph Tiger Cub motorcycle and competed in the vintage motorcycle trials, which he helped organize, and was held in Dolores for the first time this year during Escalante Days.
The year didn't get off to a great start in 2012 when residents learned there was a murder.
In January, the body of 27-year-old Jonathan Hayes was found outside Dolores. Hayes died of what appeared to be a wound to the throat. His body was found by hikers on Jan. 13 and later, Dolores resident Luther Hampson was arrested. Hampson is still in jail, awaiting a trial.


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The Rev. Russell E. Saltzman has authored a remarkable essay published on First Things' On the Square (31 July 2009), "An Ecumenical Moment for One."
A Lutheran pastor in Kansas City, the Rev. Saltzman laments his denomination's (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America) readiness to bless same-sex unions and to allow those in same-sex unions to be ordained to the pastorate. He anticipates that this will occur at the ELCA's forthcoming meeting in Minneapolis, 17-23 August 2009.
After entertaining several options for recalcitrant Lutheran congregations such as his own, he offers this possibility in his concluding three paragraphs:
Frankly, the creation of one more Lutheran church body in America is a dauntingly depressive possibility. I'm not entirely certain I want anything to do with it . . . unless we're talking about a ministerium organized to open dialogue on becoming a Roman Catholic affiliate, congregations, pastors, the whole caboodle, eventually seeking full communion with the bishop of Rome. If Rome cooperates, this ought to be pretty easy. Just think of us as inactive members seeking reinstatement. In my congregation, an officially inactive member is welcomed back to full fellowship by making a contribution and receiving Holy Communion, and sometimes we've been known to even skip the contribution part. Couldn't the Church of Rome handle that? There might be a few subsidiary issues to settle, but get us inside first and everything else becomes manageable. What is needed here is a brave archbishop or two, together taking cognizance of what is about to happen to the ELCA, and stepping forward as potential shepherds. Can't really call it stealing sheep if the previous shepherd has run off, can you?
No, I'm not being facetious. Not altogether. The original intent of the sixteenth century Reformers wasn't to start a new church but to be a witness for evangelical reform within the one church. Our Lutheran confessional documents—notably the Augsburg Confession of 1530—forcefully argues that nothing Lutherans taught was contrary to the faith of the church catholic, nor even contrary to that faith held by the Church of Rome. As it has happened, much to our Lutheran chagrin, late twentieth century Rome itself become a better witness to an evangelical gospel than early twenty-first century Lutherans have proved capable of being. And for all the radical Lutheran polemic coming after Augsburg—you know, about the pope being the latest anti-Christ sitting on the throne of the whore of Babylon—truth is, these days, I get far less trouble from the bishop of Rome than I get from my own bishop.
Some time in the mid-1980s Richard John Neuhaus told me—with no little optimism, I might add—that fifty Lutheran pastors and their congregations seeking fellowship with Rome would become an ecumenical moment. After he himself became Roman Catholic following formation of the ELCA he lowered the number to a more modest twenty-five. Facing the August convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and its inevitable aftermath, I'm wondering, how about one?
You can read the whole thing here. For Lutherans entertaining the same possibility, let me suggest the 95-page essay authored by my friend, Robert C, Koons, Professor of Philosophy (University of Texas), "A Lutheran's Case for Roman Catholicism."
(Originally published on First Thoughts)


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So, if you've spent much time on this blog, you know that the issue of too many choices tends to come up from time to time. (Like, daily.) As do the kind of offhand musings that naturally follow a riff on the perils of option overload: like, oh, it would be so much easier if I didn't have these options, or, wow, wouldn't it be great if someone else could just decide for me? Despite the fact that I believe, if it came right down to it, we really wouldn't trade all the options we have, I don't begrudge anyone the fantasy. And, you know, I relate. But this–wellll friends, just imagine…
Long story short: a blog called IvyGate got its hands on six pages of fashion guidelines for Cornell sorority's Pi Phi's upcoming rush. Among the directives: No muffin tops! We love a boyfriend blazer! And, my personal fave, If you're wearing cheapo shoes, make sure they don't look it. Heaven forbid.
I should admit that I have exactly zero experience with sororities–and that I do not come without some preconceived notions. But, rather than spewing some easy snark, I wonder if maybe the limiting of choice is actually part of a sorority's appeal? I mean, if 3/4 of your closet is off the menu, that's gotta make getting dressed easier, right? So, what about all the other stuff? And what if there was a grown-up version that offered a list of rules regarding everything from what kind of job to get to what kind of car to buy to what kind of person to sleep with? Or maybe something not quite so formal–maybe something more like aligning ourselves with a certain crowd, a crowd with persnickety tastes? …an iconic self's persnickety tastes, perhaps? A stringent set of rules, no matter how like totally ridic, will–this much is certain–make decisions easier. The question is: would you rush?
And FYI, here, in their entirety, are the rules:
Round I & II: "Casual chic"
- Medium-to-dark or black skinny or straight jeans
- Dark skinny or straight cords
- "Denim-legging" is appropriate as long as it's done right: aka, not from American Apparel and worn with chic, cool chunky boots over them and a longer top. NO camel toe.
- Super "Flared leg" pants
- Cropped pants. Ugh.
- Bleached/very light or TORN jeans I don't care if they're in style.
- Khakis
- Leggings worn as pants
- Muffin tops or extreme low rise!!
- Blouses: flowy, pretty material.
- Sweaters or other long-sleeved shirts, V or Crew.
- Cardigans (with longer tank top under preferably)
- Blazers: Yes, please! I love a casual top with a cool boyfriend blazer over it
- Summer pattern/colors, too tight or too short shirts or blouses!
- Low-cut
- Sleeveless
- Tank tops
- Frumpy
- Preferably no short sleeves– recommended: full coverage aka elbow length, 3/4 length, long, thin layers.
- Nice flats: Tory Burch, etc. More evening-ish, understated. Patent leather good.
- Heels: mid-height. This round is still "casual", so no sky-high hooker heels! I'm thinking mid-height Mary Jane heels, or mid-height chunky kate spade, etc.
- Boots: love. Chunky or simple/elegant, heel on the lower side to flat. Worn OVER pants.
- Open-toed!
- Strappy
- High-heeled/going out boots.
- If you're wearing cheapo shoes, make sure they don't look it.
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As ThinkAdvisor's Melanie Waddell reported Monday (SEC Investor Advisory Committee to Vote Friday on Fiduciary Plan), the Oct. 4 recommendations by Barbara Roper's Investor as Purchaser Subcommittee will finally come up for a vote by the SEC's Advisory Committee on Friday.
These recommendations are notable for three reasons: The first is that they finally breathe some sanity into the fiduciary issue from an SEC-affiliated body. Second is that SIFMA's response to the recommendations finally reveals the brokerage industry's level of denial on the fiduciary issue — and should serve as a warning flag to its supporters. Third, is my nomination for the funniest line of 2013, by Ms. Roper, when describing the timing of her subcommittee's recommendations for a fiduciary rule mandated under the Dodd-Frank Act which was signed into law on July 21, 2010: "by weighing in early in the [fiduciary rulemaking] process, we hope we can help to shape the form that commission rulemaking takes."
To be sure, the Investor as Purchaser Subcommittee's recommendations powerfully make the case that the goal of broker reregulation "should be to eliminate the regulatory gap that allows broker-dealers to offer investment advice without being subject to the same fiduciary duty as other investment advisors…the question is not whether broker-dealers are adequately regulated when they act as salespeople but whether they are adequately regulated when they act as advisers. In the view of the Committee, the existing securities regulatory scheme that treats broker-dealers as salespeople does not offer adequate investor protection when broker-dealers offer advisory services, since under a suitability standard they generally remain free to put their own interests ahead of those of their customers."
Toward that end, this subcommittee is the first official group (that I've heard of, anyway) to get right to heart of the fiduciary issue: "The Committee favors an approach that involves rulemaking under the Investment Advisers Act to narrow the broker-dealer exclusion [my emphasis added] from the [Investment Advisers] Act while providing a safe harbor for brokers who do not engage in broader investment advisory services or hold themselves out as providing such services."
What's more, the subcommittee goes on to address the question of investor caveat emptor: "Some others have suggested that regulation is not needed because investors are capable of choosing for themselves whether they prefer to work with a broker-dealer operating under a suitability standard or an investment adviser who is a fiduciary. This might have been true if the Commission had over the past several decades adopted a regulatory approach that maintained a bright line between broker-dealers and investment advisers. But that has long since ceased to be the case."
What's truly noteworthy about these recommendations is that they raise, for the first time by an SEC-affiliated body, the issue of harm caused by investor confusion over the difference between a fiduciary and a suitability standard: "Investors may be harmed if they choose a financial adviser under a mistaken belief that the financial adviser is required to act in their best interest when that is not the case, receive recommendations that comply with a suitability standard but carry additional costs or risks without affording additional benefits…Despite the difficulty of quantification, the Committee believes it is essential that the economic analysis currently being undertaken by the Commission acknowledge both the existence and importance of investor harms of this type that can result from advice delivered under a suitability standard."
Perhaps even more meaningful than bringing up the issue of investor harm through fiduciary confusion is the securities industry's response to it. In a comment letter to the subcommittee, SIFMA managing director Kevin Carroll wrote: "The subcommittee states that it is essential that the SEC's Section 913 cost-benefit analysis acknowledge the harms that can result from advice delivered under the current, broker-dealer suitability standard." However, "there is no evidence that investors are being harmed by the current suitability standard," and that "there could never [emphasis added] be an empirical showing of whether or not suitability-based advice harms investors…"
Really, Kevin? No evidence? Could never be? I'm in a quandary about which idea to tackle first. The absurdity that there's "no evidence" that investors are harmed if they assume their "advisor" is acting in their best interest when the advisor isn't? (As if we need more than common sense here.) Or that the suggestion that the brokerage industry has covered its conflicted tracks so well—through mandatory arbitration and buried costs—that analysts will "never" find any evidence of it?
Perhaps these sentiments require no further comment. Hopefully, regulators, lawmakers, and mainstream financial journalists are paying enough attention to get the message: The thinking behind SIFMA's "suggestions" for broker reregulation is that there's no harm in investors believing that their brokers are acting in their best interests when, in fact, they are not. I believe that's called "definition of character."


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VANCOUVER, WA — As Nautilus Inc., Vancouver, WA, searches for a buyer for its commercial business, club operators are left to wonder what the move means for them.
In August, Ed Bramson, Nautilus chairman and CEO, notified shareholders that the company would divest itself of its commercial business and focus solely on its consumer business. Nautilus has not given an official date for the exit, but Bramson said in August that he expected to present the commercial business as a discontinued operation beginning with the third quarter.
In a letter to customers last month, Nautilus said it would not take new orders for commercial equipment past Oct. 30, and all outstanding orders will be shipped by Dec. 31.
The letter said that Nautilus would accept orders for the new Schwinn AC line, IC Pro and Stairmaster SM/SC 916 models if delivery could be completed by Dec. 31. The company is looking for a buyer to continue the Nautilus, Schwinn and Stairmaster brands, the letter states.
"[While] it is not possible to make predictions about the future of the commercial business, the company remains hopeful about the future availability of these products, albeit under different ownership, beyond the end of 2009," the letter noted.
One industry expert says that finding another manufacturer or a financial firm to purchase the commercial business would be difficult in this economy.
The main concern for club operators, the expert says, is who will service their existing Nautilus equipment after Nautilus exits the business. Although Nautilus did not respond to inquiries about the sale, its letter to customers assured them that warranties on products made and manufactured through Dec. 31 would be fully supported by the company.
Mike May, spokesperson for the Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association, says: "From a consumer's perspective, Nautilus is a brand name that many club members have come to know and trust over the years. And many health club members expect to see that brand on display in clubs. The void left by Nautilus will be filled by other brands that have similar standards of excellence."


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I absolutely agree with you - they are both saying the same thing. I have been listening to Abraham for ages and love it. However, Tolle's description of the "pain body" has been really helpful to me. I am sure Abraham does say it in a different way. I just hadn't taken it on board. They are both great and highly accessible. It is just great to have access to them thanks to people who upload here. Thank you for your video.
I totally agree with you. I think they say the same thing, they just use different words. And you can compare any teachings, they all have a lot in common, just different ways to explain things.
WWThe ego is pointing out the apparent conflict as a means of attachment to its identity and resisting the Now or inner being that is at the core of manifestation. The ego gets stuck on the words of Abraham vs. Tolle and not resonating with the underlying vibration. Your inner being does not see a conflict -- only your mind which needs to create conflict to feed its identification.


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Outside Colombia, Colombian Banks Are Moving In
By Darcy Crowe
Need to raise some cash and have a bank to sell in Latin America? Try Colombian financiers. They're buying.
Banks from the Andean nation are fast becoming regional players, taking advantage of troubled global financial firms that are being pushed to withdraw from a part of the world that sports an ascendant middle-class, a young population and a generally bright economic outlook.
The latest case in point is Bancolombia's acquisition of HSCB Bank (Panama) assets for $2.1 billion. Bancolombia said it will pay for the purchase with its own resources.
Colombian banks have what some European sellers don't: a strong balance sheet with plenty of cash on hand. Acquisitions abroad are also becoming increasingly cheaper for the Colombians as the local currency has been pummeling the dollar for much of the last decade.