Collars are inseparable parts of clothes that are meant to upscale the overall look of every clothing item. They are a prominent way to show your style, and so almost all clothing pieces have different types of collars.
We all know what a collar is, but we should look at a formal definition of the collar to better understand it. A collar is a part of any clothing piece that is intended to provide some sort of closure around the neck area.
While creating bespoke pieces, designers emphasize developing and fashioning unique design collars and use hang tags that make their dresses stand out in the crowd. If you’re a novice and don’t know much about sewing then you should first begin by learning “how to sew”. To simplify this process, today, we are here to help you. Learn more about different types of collar patterns and understand how each of them is unique.
There are three main collar types available, and all other styles fall under these basic types. You can search on the Internet for the best sewing tips and tricks to learn more about how you can create variants from these basic collar types.
Flat collars are the ones that you’ll see in semi-formal and casual clothes. A flat collar is a broad category of collars, but they are just collars that lie flat on the main cloth’s material. There are many different types of dress collars available for this category, and we’ll check out some of them in this article.
Roll collars are the most standard collar types. These types of collars are often found in formal and sometimes in traditional and occasional dresses too. Almost every person has owned a shirt once in their life and knows about these types of collars.
Stand collars are inverted collars that stand upright around the neck area of any clothing piece. Most stand collars are a little tight around the neck area to ensure a snug fit of different types of dresses.
Collar styles vary in cut, size, and placement. Each collar style is timeless and well known. Here are different types of collars on dresses based on the basic collar types.
You have usually encountered this type of collar in uniforms. A button-down collar has buttons on either of its sides, using which you can fasten the collar and lock it with the whole dress. This collar style is suitable for different types of pants.
It is a modification of the standard band collar. Buttoned-band collars have a band/ribbon encircling the neck. A button-sewn pattern is used over it to lock the band in position.
A polo collar is a high-rise collar, which is often rolled down to create an aesthetic look. This type of collar on dresses is a modified version of the turtle neck collar.
Jabot collars are the decorative collars that can be seen on business casuals and also on party dresses. Jabot collars are made of exceptional lacing and fabric ruffles that start from the collar and often go to the chest area. The different types of dress collars are smart choices among office-going women.
Collars are the main piece of clothing that help us distinguish between two different types of shirts. The material and print of the two shirts can be the same, but the thing that separates them from being identical is the collar. Most designers and manufacturers use different types of shirt collars along with care labels and custom woven labels. It is used as a style statement to make their shirts stand out in the market.
Point collars have widespread applications in North America, and around 30% of formal shirts have these types of collars. Point collars are an elegant way to style up everyday clothes. Point collars are used in business formals, and as their name suggests, they have medium-length pointy collar tips.
You can guess how these collars would look just by their name. Square collars are a type of shirt collar that forms a square shape around the neck. These types of shirt collars for ladies are found low to medium in height. They have a good amount of stiffness to show the square shape perfectly.
If you’re looking for a Retro styled collar sewing tip, then spear collars are your ideal choice. Spear collars are the ancestors of modern point collars. Spear collars are a different type of shirt collar that has long pointing flaps with sharp edge-like collar tips. These types of collars on coats were lost, but they are making their way back into the market after being used by reputable designers.
Men have a wide range of dressing options to choose from, and the only thing that separates each of them is the collar style. When choosing different types of collar for mens, it is of utmost necessity that you keep in mind your face shape, neck fit, and how it would upscale your look. Here are some of the collar types for men.
If you are longing to look and feel like a high-profile student from England’s top universities, then club collar is your choice. Club collars are just simple point collars that we’ve looked at above. The club collar’s edges are rounded off, so they look a little subtle in style. Club collars were often worn by high-profile students and were sometimes also included in school uniforms.
 Pin collars are the first choice for people who wear a tie–wearing a pin with the tie that uplifts the overall aesthetic of the shirt and suit. Pin collars are best when they are used for formal and semi-formal occasions.
Band collars cannot be categorized into collars; instead, they are just bands of stiffer clothing sewn at the top of any clothing material. Band collars are getting quite popular in today’s era where everyone is looking at comfort. They are used in semi-formal or casual dresses. One other name for band collars is mandarin collars, as they’re inspired by mandarin dressing culture.
Women wear blouses on special occasions, and thus, blouse collars demand an exceptional outlook and design. For the different types of wedding dresses to shine out, the types of womens collar must be unique. Here are some outstanding Blouse collars.
Peter-pan collars are the best and most famous types of blouse collars ever designed. These types of shirt collars women are often found in semi-formal dresses, blouses, and gowns. Most party gowns also have a peter-pan collar because these are the best collars that accommodate different types of necklines.
Chelsea collars are the types of collars on shirts of women that are often found in formal and semi-formal clothes. Chelsea collars have a distinguished ‘V’ shaped neckline with a flat collar. These types of blouse collars are the most elegant-looking collars for women’s formal attire.
As the industries are expanding and more and more women are opting for corporate jobs, there is a high demand for different types of women’s shirt collars. Most women like to opt for a shirt while being in a formal environment. As it is with women, they’ve found ways to upscale formal shirts and attires with different types of collars. We should keep up with this knowledge, too, so have a look at some popular women’s shirt collar types.
Sailor collars are ideal for corporate women when they want to look a little fancy while maintaining their formal attire guidelines. Sailor collars are often thought of as a medieval-era gift from the US Navy, and it has been flourishing in the market forever.
These sort of collars can be identified by looking at their broad and unique V-shaped neckline. With collar flaps that have no stands, sailor collars lie flat on the shoulders whenever worn.
Women who wear suits during the winter season love the turtleneck collar. A turtleneck collar is a skin-fit collar type with a high raise on the neck. Most women like turtleneck collars that are knitted. This type of women’s shirt collars provide a soft feel on the neck and also act as insulation against the cold weather.
No other collar can provide you a queen-like feeling other than the Bertha collar. The bertha collar is made of lace material. It first appeared around the Victorian area. Most women like bertha collars that are detachable so that they can wear this type of collar on their shirts and evening gowns.
People are changing day-by-day and looking for new ways to uplift their attire. Thus, they are choosing different types of collar patterns that they can know how-to sew. There are many sewing patterns available for different types of collars which you can find on the Internet.
If a vivid and standout collar design is what you are looking for, then a cascade collarA cascade collar is made from a circular fabric and sewn at the top of any clothing material. Cascade collars can be seen hanging from the front of a cloth’s neckline and are often sewn on soft fabrics like chiffon and silk.
A standard collar that can be seen in winter dresses is the cowl collar.  It creates a cowl-like look around the neck.
Johnny collars are an ideal choice for people who want to have a casual-looking dress. Johnny collars are found in t-shirts for both men and women. This type of collar has a V-neckline as well as a standing collar. One amazing thing that separates this collar is that the collar flaps do not go all the way to the end of the different types of necklines. They are just sewn at the top of the collar.
Jackets give a whole different look to your personality. The different types of jacket collars can add more value.
A peak lapel/collar is an uncommon collar type found in mens’ suits and jackets. A peak lapel is a formal collar type with an added style twist. The real reason behind why a peak lapel is uncommon, it’s because it is one of the most expensive and hard-to-make collar types. So only high-end suits, jackets, and custom-made suits encompass such collars.
Most people love jackets and suits with a shawl lapel. We all have seen a tuxedo suit somewhere, right? That collar on a tuxedo suit’s jacket along with different types of pants is the shawl lapel. Shawl lapels are fully fashion-oriented pieces of clothing, and they’ve been in people’s wardrobes for a long time. Shawl lapels are solely reserved for formal attires, and they also look good if worn on some occasions.
The notch lapel is a different type of jacket collar, and almost everyone has come across this once. When choosing a suit or jacket for the first time, most people resort to this collar type as it is easy to fit into this. Notch lapels are generalized, and it can suit any type of clothing aesthetics. The reason for the name of this collar type is right there in its name. A notch collar is named after a small notch found in the collar.
Once the weather starts getting cold, people start looking for a cute coat which can help them save from cold as well as looks good on their personality. Having different types of collars on coats not only increases your coat’s visibility but also helps you feel good.
Cloverleaf collars are advanced-level peak lapels. Cloverleaf collars, just like the cloverleaf, are developed by dividing the collar piece into four individual parts. In a Cloverleaf collar, the bottom pieces of the collar overlap each other, and the top pieces have rounded edges. The rounded edges are relatively shorter than the bottom pieces.
If you’ve ever owned any sportswear jacket or coat, then you probably know what a knit collar is. A knit collar is a type of collar on coats that is a flexible collar piece made of any stretchable fabric like nylon or spandex. The motive behind knit collars is to provide a good fit around the neck and wrap the neck better.
If you’re thinking of wearing a suit or coat with a satin or silk collar, you should definitely choose an angled shawl collar. The angled shawl collar is an enhancement to the regular shawl collar. In some ways, they are a little more decent-looking option for people who do not like to wear round-edged collars.
Regardless of whether you’re a man or woman, different types of collarsmost suitable collar type to uplift the overall look of your upper body part. You can also learn to sew an ever-increasing range of collars and create your own collar styles.


s Paramount Different Tha.


Check out our interview with APH Alum Maggie Schreiner!
Posted on July 15, 2015 by Gabby Goldberg	1) How did you first become interested in Public History?
2) What has your career trajectory looked like?
3) Can you tell us about the purpose and mission of the Interference Archive?
4) What are the challenges and benefits of working at an all-volunteer archive?
5) Have you had any mentors working in the field who influenced you?
6) How do you stay connected with other alums?
7) What advice would you give current students embarking on a study of Public History?
8)What are some of your other interests?
At this point it may seem slightly confusing as to why I am working on a project that was largely focused on creating an exhibition that was long ago finished. Isn't the project over?


Recipe of Fartûn. ?] and the egg, until it comes apart, and remove it from the container. Pour oil in the hole left by the knife, so that it will not stick to the container. Do this gently so as to preserve the shape; then overturn it whole on a serving-dish and it will come out as though it were the genuine Râs al-Maimûn (Monkey's Head).


Charlie Hebdo, the French magazine struck by a terror attack Wednesday, has for years sparked controversy with its satirical cartoons. And in 2012, after the publication ran images of a naked Muhammad, the White House defended the magazine's right to publish the cartoons while questioning its "judgment" in doing so"


AU, though stays relatively true to events of the book. "Give a human face to this wolf's son and you will have Javert." - now taken to the literal level. Ch. 6: Mother and son go on a long trip and have some time to bond. R&R, please.
Rated: Fiction T - English - Supernatural - Javert - Chapters: 6 - Words: 16,455 - Reviews: 10 - Favs: 5 - Follows: 5 - Updated: 2/14/2010 - Published: 10/31/2009 - id: 5480101
In the spirit of Halloween, I decided to post my side-story (or prequel story . . . I guess?) to a series I may or may not post on here in the future. Heck, most of it still needs to be written. You needn't know the other story to understand this one, except for the main premise. Which you'll get, don't worry. It's been done before.
This will probably be a series of vignettes with a loose storyline attached. There are time jumps, hence the location and date at the beginning. Hope it's not terribly confusing.
Title roughly translates to "man is a wolf to [his fellow] man" or "man is man's wolf". Hugo references it in another novel, The Man Who Laughs, in which a wolf-dog is named Homo. Yeah, yeah, laugh it up. Enjoy.
Toulon, 1796
The heat of the day was murderous, as usual. For someone who was not yet accustomed to the starch-stiff collars of the guard uniforms, the temperature proved particularly intolerable.
A young guard who had been working in the galleys and quarries for two years still felt that instinctive need to tug at his collar. Each time the impulse came, his conscious would gave it a reprimanding slap. No, it said, almost mockingly. Bad boy.
He sighed and continued to chastise himself. He was well acquainted with the heat of the south, so the addition of a collar should not have been an exceptional burden. It was not simply the collar, though. His entire uniform was a confining but necessary oppression to his body. Despite every instinct that raged against it, he would not voice complaint and would fight every urge to do so. He would become used to it. Eventually.
"What's the matter with you?" inquired Favreau, one of his colleagues, beside him. "A new batch of convicts not exciting enough for you?"
"Is there anything special about it?" he retorted.
"In this place, you take what you can get." Favreau titled his hat back to give his forehead some air. "So why all the sighing?"
"Just the heat."
"Bouchard giving you a hard time?"
"Got a girl on your mind?"
He was tempted to laugh. "Not quite."
Favreau pulled his hat back down. "Well fine, then. I haven't all day to ask you questions."
"Like I said, it's just the heat."
The two young men resumed their previous bout of silence as they and a few more guards awaited the arrival of the cart. The stream of incoming criminals never ceased, the guard thought with increasing morosity. If they weren't newcomers, they were returned horses. The cycle of crime and conviction was as tiresome as the rotation of the wheels that brought the prisoners. The turning of wheels provoked mixed feelings in him to begin with. Someone out of mild curiosity once asked him if he preferred ships to carriages; he said he might except the rocking on the swells tested his balance far too much.
In truth, walking on a ship might not have been problematic if he were allowed to walk on all fours. But that was a moot point.
The cart with its reluctant passengers finally arrived. The young man straightened himself as he assisted the older guards in unloading the chained convicts one by one. It helped to distract him from the heat and granted him the chance to quickly examine and capture their faces. He would undoubtedly see these faces numerous times, and it did no harm to memorize them now and be able to identify any of them later if they decided to cause trouble. It was a small effort that had already put him on good terms with his superiors. Bouchard was an exception, although he wasn't sure he could really call the violent-tempered deputy warden his superior yet. Bouchard monitored the general conduct of a select group of guards while he was permitted to strike out at clumsy prisoners with a whip or bludgeon. The guard couldn't pick and choose the figures of authority here, but he found consolation in that Bouchard did have his own superiors to whom he must answer.
While each convict was individual in physical appearance, he wore the same sullen expression as his soon-to-be fellow inmates. Most kept their eyes on the ground. A few gave their captors either dark or fearful looks. The ones who looked boldly at the guards were mostly likely the ones returning to imprisonment. There were on occasion a few criminals who practically enjoyed their return, like homeward bound war heroes. These cretins left a disgusting taste in the young guard's eyes.
Then there were the complete contrasts, the sorriest souls of the lot. They would be the ones ready to cry their eyes out at the sight of their chains and cells. Although he could not bring himself to feel very sorry for them, the guard momentarily considered how the other prisoners would view these men, and to what lengths they might take advantage of their apparent vulnerability.
But it was not his place to worry about what would happen. He concerned himself with what did happen, and so such matters could only be handled when they were a present issue. There were simply too many prisoners in which to investment concern. And to what point did they really deserve it?
It did not take long for him to identify the weeper. He was a man in his prime, nearly thirty, with dark hair and broad shoulders, which was partly the reason the guard was surprised by his behavior. After escorting the group to the offices where the prisoners received their tunics, the guard gave the prisoners another quick examination. Suddenly, the broad-shouldered man started weeping. Not merely sniffling or shedding quiet tears, but sobbing and balling. This gained the attention of not only the guard, but every bloody person in the room. No one could stand or sit comfortably as the man carried on. Good Lord, had the man no dignity?
"Shut up!" hissed the con next to him, giving him a shove.
"Silence, both of you!" snapped Baudin, one of the older guards.
The man calmed down a bit, but his frame still shuddered from silent, involuntary sobs. The display had been unnecessarily melodramatic, and the guard could only wonder what comfort a man could gain from tears.
You wouldn't know, would you? said an accusing voice in his head. It's not as if you can shed tears. Not like they can.
Like the brute on the chain, he told the voice to shut up.
The guard returned to his normal duties in the quarries, which thankfully became more bearable as the day aged and the sun receded toward the horizon. His shift was nearly at an end when the chief warden's secretary, M. Morin, informed him that M. Thierry wanted to speak with him before leaving.
The guard conceded to the request and waited in the foyer outside the warden's office. Across the room sat a gentleman who also apparently had an appointment with the warden. At his feet lay a leashed basset hound. As soon as the guard entered the room, the dog's head popped up and refused to go back down. He tried to seem uninterested and relaxed, but the dog refused to change its attitude. He looked around at the dull green and beige wallpaper, the portrait of _ over the mantelpiece, the white-washed ceiling, his boots – anything but the dog and its master.
Five minutes passed like this. Ten. Fifteen. The guard snuck a glance at the dog. It stared at him warningly. This was getting ridiculous.
That's it! He directed his full gaze at the squat canine. The dog not only continued to stare back; it growled.
"Gaston!" chided the gentleman, only now noticing the dog's tense form.
The dog did not retract its gaze. The guard sneered. You're not worth my concern. Stop making a fool of yourself.
"Gaston!" The gentleman looked at the young man. "Forgive him. I don't think he's well."
"It's nothing," said the guard.
The dog barked. Or at least it sounded like a bark to its master. To the guard it said, "Don't dare speak to my master!"
The gentleman chided him again and tugged on the leash. The dog went quiet but looked more than dissatisfied. The guard smirked.
The animosity did not abate until the gentleman went into the warden's office, dog in tow, then returned and departed. Before leaving, though, he gave the young man another apologetic look. "He's usually not like this."
"I suppose I'm not a dog person," replied the guard with a shrug.
The gentleman nodded. "Have a good evening."
The guard was called into the office. "I apologize for the delay," remarked Thierry as he sat behind his desk. "Chaboillet's little beast wouldn't stop tugging at its leash." He chuckled and motioned for the guard to sit.
"It was no trouble, sir," he replied, maintaining all decorum. "You wished to speak to me?"
"Yes. It will only take a moment."
To this Thierry gave him a knowing grin. "That's the only trouble with you, Javier. You're not like other young men who always have places to go. As helpful as that is to me and to your duties, it might do you some service to enjoy life a little more."
The creeping desire to frankly respond made the young guard dumb for a moment. "Thank you, sir, but I am content with my habits."
"There's content, and then there's fulfilled." The warden sighed. "My boy, don't do this job forever. It will only wear you down to a well-polished piece of coal. Believe me."
He felt a little jolt of uneasiness, but remained placid. "Yes, sir."
"Now, as to the matter I wished to address . . . I think I may assume that your evenings are quite open?"
The guard's forehead furrowed a little. "For the most part, yes."
"You are free to say no, Javier, but I would like you to take on one or two of the night shifts. With the retirement of a few of our senior wardens, we need to shift schedules. And I also think your diligence and work ethic deserve some kind of reward."
By making me work more? "I understand, sir."
"You may even – this is no guarantee – but you may even be promoted to assistant to one of the deputy-chief wardens."
"I see." The logical component of his mind acknowledged the honor of such a position, but his emotional concerns lay elsewhere.
"So . . . do you wish to accept?"
He chewed on the inner part of his lip. "Mayd Thierry with a well-meaning smile. "Notice within the next few days would be preferable, but take some time to think about it."
"I should know by tomorrow," assured the guard in monotone. "Thank you, sir."
"Have a good evening, Javier. Enjoy your youth. It wouldn't last much longer."
The guard was convinced that his youth was at least one boot out the door. And he was only seventeen.
Javier was almost ashamed at hesitating at the offer, but his concerns were not unjustified. There was namely his condition to consider. The extra time would place strain on him. And nighttime was his most vulnerable period. How much more discipline would he require to keep his needs in check?
He thought these thoughts and more as he made his way to his small flat which he shared with Favreau and Porcher, a law student who was always eager to discuss politics. Favreau was willing to oblige to a point; Javier would find ways to make himself unavailable for such discussions. Politics were fraught with motives and bargaining and strife that made human frailty and corruption all the more evident and insufferable. If Javier wanted to know about current events, he read the paper. Ergo, he read the paper infrequently.
There was only one reason he was willing to share a flat with Porcher, which happened to be the same primary reason he shared a flat with Favreau: they were rarely around. Even as a student, Porcher felt it necessary to work and think outside the confinements of a room, so he would leave and return with his pockets filled to the cuffs with essays and notes, of which he would carelessly dispose on or in his desk, then turn immediately around and go back out into the world. Favreau had a belle with whom he spent most of his time, usually on the town or at her private apartment. Both men were a few years older than him and did not feel a particular obligation to invite him on their outings. Favreau occasionally asked if he wished to join him, usually with the promise of meeting a pretty grisette; Javier would refuse, and Favreau would not press the matter.
The arrangement was ideal for all. Javier needed the time to be alone, especially in the evening. Night was the only time when he could indulge a little. Despite what Favreau and Porcher believed, he did go out on the town. He was careful of where he chose to go, which was usually the beach of Le Mourillon rather than the heart of the city. The residential population was less dense and fewer people were expected to be out at night. He gradually adjusted his habits to the urban setting, but some tweaking to his routine was called for. Access to the harbor proved most beneficial to his excursions, as the sea air and open sky helped counter the anxieties of the day.
He wondered at times if he should rebuke the relief he felt when he did this – the soothing sense of freedom that was, in truth, an illusion. He was still in Toulon, still living among humans and learning to be more like them, however much they frustrated him. No, there could be no harm in it. He did well to control himself the rest of the time. A small reward kept him from losing his mind.
Then mightn't he lose it now? If he accepted M. Thierry's offer, what would he do on those nights? The darkness would only make him restless. Could he adapt to further restraint if it meant moving up in his profession?
Of course I can, he thought has he came up to the apartment and withdrew his key. I've come this far, have I not?
That night he walked the waterfront of Le Mourillon on the Mediterranean, paws pressing on wet sand and pebbles, the warm salty air passing against his muzzle. He stared up at the black sky and the brilliant stars.
Enjoy life a little more. If this wasn't enjoying it, it was close enough for him.


Gra originally wanted to be an artist, his work was completely inspirational. Later on I found Jack Kirby, an amazingly creative man who wrote and drew some of the best ever Marvel and DC comics (check out his Fourth World Saga*). I learnt so much about the art and craft of storytelling from comics, and owe these two a particular debt."


Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy is used to remediate orofacial myofunctional disorders. It involves oral motor exercises to establish neuromuscular re-patterning of the tongue and facial muscles to achieve proper function for speech, chewing, swallowing and oral rest posture.
OMDs develop due to atypical, incorrect patterns of the tongue and facial muscles involved in speech, breathing and swallowing, such as:
Tongue resting on or between teeth
Other disorders related to or contributed by OMDs
Speech sound errors (e.g. lisp)
OMDs may result due to
Detrimental oral habits such as clenching and grinding of teeth, nail biting, thumb and finger sucking
Physiological or structural abnormalities such as restricted tongue mobility due to tongue-tie (See Frequently Asked Questions about Tongue-Tie below.)
Develop typical lip and tongue rest postures to support adequate development of dental growth and alignment
Eliminate harmful oral habits
Establish proper chewing and swallowing patterns
Assist dental stabilization during and/or after orthodontic treatment
Eliminate speech sound errors and distortions
Frequently Asked Questions about Tongue-Tie
What is a Tongue-Tie?
A Tongue-tie is a condition present at birth that restricts the tongue’s range of motion.
With tongue-tie, an unusually short, thick or tight band of tissue (lingual frenulum) tethers the bottom of the tongue’s tip to the floor of the mouth.
A person who has tongue-tie might have difficulty sticking out his or her tongue.
Tongue-tie can also affect the way a child eats, speaks, and swallows, as well as interfere with breast-feeding.
What does a Tongue-Tie look like?
Problems that may occur due to Tongue-Tie.
Signs and Symptoms During Breast Feeding:
Baby has poor ability to latch on to breast
Baby may be a slow drinker or falls asleep during feeding
Failure to thrive (baby doesn’t get enough milk due to inability to latch properly)
Baby may get stomach aches (colic)
Breastfeeding may be painful for Mom (sore and bleeding nipples)
Breastfeeding may be an unpleasant experience for Mom and Baby
Picky Eater (child prefers soft foods because he/she may struggle to move food around in mouth for chewing and swallowing)
Misaligned teeth or crowding of teeth due to improper development of oral structures
Poor Articulation (speech sounds frequently impacted n, d, t, s, z, l, r, sh, ch)
Reflux due to inappropriate swallow pattern
Abnormal development of face and oral cavity (can lead to sleep disordered breathing (SDB) as a result of decreased anatomical support of the upper airway)
Who Diagnoses a Tongue-Tie?
How is a Tongue-Tie Treated?
When a tongue-tie is identified, a multidisciplinary approach is necessary.
A surgical procedure may be required to release the tethered tissue under the tongue. This procedure is usually conducted by a dentist, oral surgeon or ENT.
Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy is a critical component in the remediation process. It involves oral motor exercises to establish neuromuscular re-patterning of the tongue and facial muscles to achieve proper function for speech, chewing, swallowing and oral rest posture.
If you have any concerns about your own or your child’s oral habits call us today for a FREE phone consultation.
She has truly helped me where no one could.
I have been going to Christine for three months. She is a wonderful therapist. She has been helping me to... Read More
Olivia S. (10 years old)
After just one session with Christine my voice opened up!
After spending all of my teen and adult life with TMJ issues and a splint to correct my bite when... Read More


Continue reading Romney: Obama Won With ‘Gifts’ to Certain Voters
29 thoughts on “Romney: Obama Won With ‘Gifts’ to Certain Voters”
sebrown51 on November 15, 2012 at 10:28 am said:
This guy needs to be examined by a doctor. He acts like he has early onset Alzheimers. He needs lots and lots of prayers.
alile on November 15, 2012 at 9:27 am said:
Romney was trying to explain to his pissed off donors, why he losed the election. And of course he did not loss it because he ran a bad campaign. It was all Obama’s fault. I know his donors are not as stupid as he is,and believed his bulls**t.
mccarroll59 on November 15, 2012 at 9:03 am said:
Now this is what “Entitlement” really looks like! What an ignorant, racist, spoiled little rich brat!
msfineonenhere on November 15, 2012 at 7:41 am said:
he got gifts as well big big big money gifts and still lost the gop needs to strap you on the roof of your auto like you did your dog and drive off into the sunset and never ever come back also put boner mccain mcconel and a few others of your racist party into the trunk i,ll donate 2.00 for the gas
mickey1951 on November 15, 2012 at 4:55 am said:
This man definely has SOUR GRAPES. He is a A–HOLE. He even lost his HOME STATE. Just give it up, with the remarks. It is not working.
lastyear53 on November 15, 2012 at 4:25 am said:
lol… As much as he’s stole from America, he ought to be ashamed.
winterone on November 15, 2012 at 4:02 am said:
Very thoughtful. He can’t have the fruit. He’s a Mormon, he doesn’t believe in Christ as a Christian would. Two totally different faiths.
Gabbytow on November 15, 2012 at 3:57 am said:
This man is a prejudice,sore loser. He thought he was gone be the great “white hope” but God stepped in and showed him different. Now he is having to explain to all these people he has made promises to why they waisted their money on him. Poor Soul!
jlwjr on November 15, 2012 at 3:48 am said:
Romney lost because he was an INFERIOR candidate and could NOT be TRUSTED!…period!
navi12 on November 15, 2012 at 3:09 am said:
Denial can be a real mother for you. Mitt Romney, it’s almost a week later, is still going around in a daze.
Mitt: I can’t believe I lost the whole thing
Anne: It’ll be alright honey.
Tagg: Gosh! My dad….he’s not himself.
Black Passerby: Looks like your father has the blues, he may need to listen to some B.B. King.
Tagg: B.B. King? Is he Mormon?
Studies have shown that prayers for individuals like: Mitt Romney, Donald Trump, Karl Rove and others tend to leave those praying for them astonished because these individuals place some kind of shield around them. Prayers just bounce right off. Unless they open themselves to receiving prayer, one is better off whistling in the dark.
lmw83 on November 15, 2012 at 2:57 am said:
I think this is an example of a sore loser. We need to pray for Romney, Donald Trump, Karl Rove and many others that are so negative. Romney can’t take a loss and is acting like a child. I think he is simply showing the world that he WAS NOT going to do anything to help the middle and lower class. With that being said, Black America Web, let’s STOP GIVING ROMNEY A VOICE. We should move on and focus on other news. He will be alright in the morning!!
Can I just say on November 15, 2012 at 2:21 am said:
Romney was gift to the republican party
pac4me on November 15, 2012 at 2:01 am said:
Gifts? Gifts? What about his intended gift to rich folks – no increase in taxes! Please Mitt – you lost because the POTUS won – get over it and get on with your life
MsAnnetteO on November 15, 2012 at 1:53 am said:
The racial fabric of America has changed. The Republican Party must change. Plain and simple!
africanwarrior on November 15, 2012 at 12:20 pm said:
No need to Rub It In . President Obama won
why all this childish journalism.
Concetrate helping The President force congress to deal with our fragile Economy.
lelind98 on November 15, 2012 at 11:50 am said:
Based on his remarks, he was more intrested in helping a select group of people. I wonder what was his motive for the remaining group of people – Genocide? He preached diversity in his campaign speech, but his words reflect an alternative motive if he ever gains control. He is truly a wolf in sheeps clothing. There is nothing about him that deems him as credible or trustworthy, but everything about him does seem to prove he is indeed a sore loser.
binsc on November 15, 2012 at 11:26 am said:
Mr. Romney, the real reason you lost the White House is simple. It is not rocket science, here is the revelation: You lost because you have never gone a day without food or the means to get food. For these reasons and others, individuals that have, realized they needed to run to the polls to elect someone that knows persoally what it means to struggle and survive, would be the one and only choice for them to fully relate to their American Story.
I voted for Mr. Obama the first time, and did not vote for him nor you this time. I was seeking Christ point of view at the polls and simply could not find it on the ballot in either candidate, so I voted for Christ.
Move forward with your life and fine peace in knowing, you never would have won, because as was reflected in the polls, you had more against you than for you.
MISSDEE on November 15, 2012 at 10:32 am said:
WELL SAID…I COMPLETELY AGREE!!!
Dtown on November 15, 2012 at 10:28 am said:
Bottom line, this man is arrogant. He is a smarter (in an arrogant way) version of Donald Trump. Says stupid things, doesn’t understand everyday people and CANNOT connect wtih minorities and young people if his life depended on it. He can blame everyone but himself. Obama and his team just out strategized him. Bad part it, he is a smart man and could really do some good if he came down off his golden high horse. OBAMA!!!!!
profit2 on November 14, 2012 at 10:21 am said:
Pray for Mitt Romney. He needs your prayers and ask that God, the Father of the Universe, to give Romney the “Fruit of the Spirit.” __Galatians 5:22-23
aqsartin on November 15, 2012 at 10:10 am said:
Romney: don’t go away mad, just GO AWAY!!!
YadaYada on November 15, 2012 at 9:28 am said:
The only gift we recieved from the President was defeating you, so go home lick your your wounds and move on
preesej on November 15, 2012 at 9:16 am said:
My grandma said if you can’t say anything nice say nothing…..NOTHING!!! :I
oneorbetter on November 14, 2012 at 9:03 am said:
not humble at all. he acts like a 2 year-old with a temper tantrum. face it you lost and that is it. you did not have the votes. go sulk and stop being a sore loser.
MISSDEE on November 15, 2012 at 8:35 am said:
He said the President made a big effort on the “small things”…NEWSFLASH ROMNEY….the small things matter too!!!! We are delighted that you will not run for office next go round!!!
nivlac1949 on November 15, 2012 at 8:22 am said:
Again, here’s Mitt Romney is not telling the truth. Lying in many instances in this article. And he wonders why I lost? He is clueless along with with his billionaire donors. Big money couldn’t buy the election this time. TJMS family lets make sure they can’t buy the next election either.


Weta brought Gollum, pictured here as a mannequin with director Peter Jackson, to existence thru a aggregate of circulation take and visual effects map.ru his store Weta Digital has paid off mountainous time. The New Zealand-based mostly agency, which he cofounded to present effects for Shiny Creatures (1994), grew real into a Hollywood powerhouse, offering pc-generated imagery for every little ta piece of its sources were being provided for $1.6 billion to Solidarity Instrument, which makes map.
Jackson, collectively alongside with his existence partner Fran Walsh, possess a controlling 60% stake in Weta, in step with New Zealand regulatory filings. Solidarity, which is traded on the New York inventory commerce, is paying a thousand million in cash, the comfort in inventory, which interprets to about $600 million in cash and $375 million in inventory for Jackson, who furthermore directed King Kong (2005) and the three Hobbit movies (2012-14).
Bonus: New Zealand in most cases doesn’t levy capital gains tax, meaning Jackson walks away with a bigger payday than he would within the U.S.
Jackson isn’t the handiest popular title in line for a mountainous payday. Lord of the Rings superfan Sean Parker, the billionaire tech investor supreme known for fohas as 25% stake in Weta, rate $400 million pretax. As antagonistic to confirming the accuracy of the New Zealand filings, neither Jackson, Parker or Weta replied to requests for comment.
Jackson became as soon as already prosperous earlier than the Weta sale. Sources reveal Forbes that Jackson made $10 million up entrance for every and every of the three Lord of the Ring’s movies (2001-2003) movie, with at least one other 10% of income earned from each and every movie’s field place of work receipts. The trilogy became as soon as a rupture success, nabbing 17 Oscars (Picture honors) and complete antagonistic worldwide field place of work income of virtually $3 billion.
A discover-up trio of Hobbit movies, the prequel to Lord of the Rings, gave Jackson an even bigger payday; doubtless $20 million per movie with 20% backend, in step with experiences on the time. All told, The Hobbit movies brought in a single other $3 billion worldwide on the sector place of work.
Weta became as soon as cofounded by Jackson with Jamie Selkirk and Richard Taylor in 1993 to receive visual effects for Kate Winslet’s movie debut in Shiny Creatures. The store went on to work on a pair of different slack-90s movies, including 1997’s science fiction drama Contact. But it if truth be told wasn’t until The Lord of the Rings hit the mountainous conceal that Jackson—and Weta—grew to turn out to be known for visual effects masterpieces. The agency aged circulation take of the actor Andy Serkis to receive the now-iconic on-conceal visualization of the character Gollum, the Hobbit-grew to turn out to be-monster thru his obsession with the “treasured” One Ring. It furthermore developed personalized map to render the battle scenes within the trilogy, “solid of thousands” affairs that stretched CGI skills to its limits.
Weta made Pandora and its blue-skinned beings for the 3D eyebender Avatar (2009). It became as soon as to blame for the effectively-organized-scale battle scenes and piercing dragon fire within the closing season of HBO’s Game of Thrones. This year, Weta’s fingerprints are on submit-pandemic hit Shang-Chi and the Tale of the Ten Rings and The Suicide Squad.
The Solidarity deal is explicit the agency’s engineers. Once the deal goes thru, those parts of Weta will doubtless be below Solidarity’s umbrella. Their goal? To fabricate Weta’s visual effects suite accessible to creators internationally by skill of the cloud—one map to rule them all.
Apply me on Twitter or LinkedIn. Test out my web enviornment. Send me a fetch tip.


What Happens When Sovereign Political Powers Get to Dictate the Way People Should Behave in the Future?
Other descriptions were the Post Post-World War 2 Model and the collaborative consumption new economy where human needs could be met by 'currently underutilized assets'. That vision sponsored by April Rinne with her ties to WEF and its Dalian/Davos confabs we keep not getting invited to seems to be priming for the needs/support economy Shoshana Zuboff laid out in her 2002 book we have talked about. The sharing economy dovetails quite nicely April said (with her Harvard law degree she may have taken classes from Shoshana) with what would be its "largest beneficiary-the city." April made it clear that her vision of the sharing economy was a "reintroduction of the social contract" and about "building communities, not the marketplace." In fact she said it was a new "way of seeing the world" where "I need" gets matched to "you have."
And Ground Zero for this shift are our urban areas. Washington, DC was said repeatedly to be gridlocked and broken so Atlanta's mayor, fresh back from speaking at the TED conference in NYC on Reenvisioning The City: 2.0, said that "many of the powers now in DC should be shifted to the 50 largest metros." Which will of course be an enormous boondoggle for the urban political machines. Taxpayers send money to DC. DC takes its cut to keep that area booming and then the money gets transferred to urban areas all over the country. How could prosperity not ensue? Well beyond political waste there is this pesky little detail that Tony Wagner actually defined the "innovation economy" as both "radically different" and "about solving the pressing problems we face on this planet as a species."
With federal dollars targeted directly to so many urban areas apparently all things are now possible. I don't think so but this is in fact the vision attached to all these ed reforms this blog has painstakingly laid out. Getting new kinds of minds and new 'sensibilities' and 'dispositions' is precisely why we keep encountering such a psychological emphasis as the real theory of how to close the achievement gap in a way that allows all children to 'learn' in a definition tied to behavioral change. Now I happen to think both the social and economic vision as well as the education reforms laid out will be toxic. But I do recognize the vision for ed being laid out by the speakers. Beyond Uncle Karl and John Dewey, it is the vision we have described from 1962 that Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers laid out as the new focus. It's both where Psychosynthesis and the OECD's Competency/Robert Kegan focus go when you peel away the misleading references to the PISA 'test'. Now let me explain why all roads and pathways always lead back to a Curriculum of Affect.
That's how All students can learn and why the methods used must be accessible to the least capable students or those who do not speak English. Which sounds much better as a rationale than being honest and saying:
"the broad objectives of American education must include the preparation of students to engage in constructive personal and social behavior. We believe existing practice is not affecting behavior adequately. We also believe that in today's complex, precarious world a society has little choice but to pursue the path toward humanitarian behavior…The ultimate purpose of this report, therefore, is to search for paths to greater consonance between education and the way in which people might or should behave."
David on September 29, 2013 at 1:23 pm said:
It says a lot that they're pushing to change the core of the individuals in the economy. But I've never seen a clear description of what they are pushing to create. If it's not the individually expected-utility-maximizing rational individual, what is it? Behavioral economics and finance seem to be new hot fields even though to my eyes they look like random babbling with arbitrary assumptions and no reasonableness testing. Perhaps the future will be unreasonable. The present is getting pretty unreasonable too.
My son's Social Studies teacher said at parents' night that the unit they're now doing would be about "paying it forward, not paying it back." The last part, "not paying it back," really struck me. I though the basis of personal morality was to pay one's debts, including maybe the unspoken debt to one's family, then if one has some left over one can choose to give to charity. Clearly this is the paradigm she wishes to fight against. She's such a believer she even said it explicitly, she doesn't even realize it's wrong. I always used to find Social Studies teachers annoying but I don't remember they were this bad. She said she has been teaching 22 years, which is a long time but not as long as it's been since I took Social Studies in school.
"So school should become about discovering "the feelings, fears, and wishes that move pupils emotionally …" no wonder they keep making kids write journals that are a bit too personal for my 7th grader's comfort level. He sometimes complains and we suggest what he could write about.
Heidi on September 29, 2013 at 6:43 pm said:
Hmmm… I read that comment from the teacher differently than you understood it. I thought she meant doing something kind to someone instead of "paying back" (ie seeking retribution) against someone who did something mean to you.
Madmommy on September 29, 2013 at 10:24 pm said:
These kids are in 7th grade?
Endless Slogans like
are so trite at this
point and meant to get into the psyche of vulnerable adolescence. Some teacher got the template from a free website. Teachers see themselves or are taught to feel they are
" practicioners" moral doctors of pedagogy who are evangelizing their progressive little c communitarian ideology… Its there duty! So no it seems unlikely that the teacher meant paybacks or retribution…
Another point, its 7th grade so why the vague clever class title? Typically vague and multimeaning, ripe for parents to think its one thing while it is social justice tripe in reality.
Robin on October 1, 2013 at 10:12 am said:
Madmommy,
You are going to love this tool–http://www.edudemic.com/citelighter-cognitive-prints/
Yes, adapative software and data mining do allow that computer to appreciate how each student thinks and strategizes better than the student does. Good thing no one has any transformational social plans or desires to create new individual Mindsets or Worldviews.
David on October 6, 2013 at 8:41 pm said:
Heidi, with all due respect I think you're being naive. Here's a plot summary of the movie "Pay it Forward" from http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0223897/plotsummary
Pay It Forward (2000) More at IMDbPro »…"
The Chinese used to have "politics" class, maybe they still do, where in olden days students would do things like repeating phrases from speeches of Mao Zedong verbatim, in answer to prompts. This way the students were supposedly indoctrinated but it was unsophisticated and a student could pretty easily realize it was nonsense and just compartmentalize it. I think our Social Studies establishment is trying to do the same, but do it better. History is great, but its "little cousin" Social Studies taught before high school is not so good. I always found it vaguely annoying when I was in school, but it's gotten more insistent in the eons between then and now.
This social studies teacher made up an absolute lie about my son the following week, which my son and I were able to debunk in writing to the whole teaching "team". It's pretty much open warfare, minus the physical stuff of course.
Robin on October 6, 2013 at 9:40 pm said:
There's a reason David beyond what I have been writing on the blog. I was getting ready to write this morning and decided instead to glance at a book that had come from Bruno Latour in case it gave me insights into how to best explain to people why I literally keep coming across aims that say "we want the students thinking dialectically from now on." I was not quite ready for what I came across even though it ties with everything we have discussed and what I know from book. Inside done. Cover being finalized. I changed spine slightly over weekend. But I am literally looking at it while keeping up with blog.
Hey David, i wrote alot of my kids personal journal life skills stuff, pointing it carefully in opposition of what they were looking for.
I taught my kids to say " this is not your business " or make things up. Thats how bad it is, this is where we are. Pathetic and scary. I also told teachers we were not doing things, to give us an alternative.
So far we've been discussing and he's been writing. but your solution is probably better. He just wouldn't have to think as much about it.
Robin on September 30, 2013 at 10:05 am said:
Here's a graphic you will love. http://www.edudemic.com/brain-essential-learning-steps/
Desuetude on September 30, 2013 at 11:47 am said:
Read Elliott Eisner if you want a feel for how the arts get used. It's no accident that education radicals like Howard Gardner at Harvard and Sir Ken Robinson started their assaults via an emphasis on arts education. The aesthetic is emotional and non-rational.
I have tried to explain to one of my kid's that her ease in reading music, in addition to piano lessons, is because she reads phonetically and symbols for sound are 2nd nature to her.
David on October 7, 2013 at 12:34 am said:
Robin that's an interesting comment about reading music, and I see that in my younger son too. He started on piano lessons but dropped out when he wouldn't practice, but now he's doing well on violin which seems to suit him better.
Learning the arts with professional quality teaching, which Eisner recommends, is great. But the professionals learn scales, arpeggios, chords, the "alphabet" and building blocks of music, the musical equivalent of phonics. This enables them to apply their brains to the music. There's no debate in the music community like "scales vs. whole music", that would just be absurd. Even the modern music people master the classical stuff first.
So unless he's really proposing to drill all students on some beginning music theory (probably not a bad idea, but it might seem "mean") what does he really think he can convey in school?
Robin on October 7, 2013 at 6:36 am said:
If you find Eisner's 2002 John Dewey Lecture t Eisner you will see what I mean. Plus I have quite a few of his books. It is this view of his that is creativity in the 4 Cs of 21st century learning.
Desuetude on September 29, 2013 at 8:17 pm said:
I was just thinking how far down this road they have already advanced when you consider intellectual property and how widely Creative Commons licenses are being used today.
So ais—we won't even have the right to have an idea.
I'm mad as you know but the other kind. Not wishing to spend
my prime fighting the insane, or
shadowboxing the cultural parasites and trolls.
Blaaaarg!
Robin on September 30, 2013 at 9:28 am said:
Just imagine how this tool will be used up your way.310&doc_id=268018&_mc=MP_IWK_EDT_STUB
Read this one on forcing "human systems to evolve" via changing cities and how they work. http://www.thenatureofcities.com/2013/09/27/building-cities-that-think-like-planets/
Because taxpayer money and philanthropy from tax free foundations funds this, the fact that it will not work is not a consideration but the effects will hit all of us.
Desuetude on October 1, 2013 at 7:12 am said:
Alberti's unique use of the word "scenarios" reminds me of how you've described the PARCC. Fact or fiction, it doesn't matter. They're cloning Upton Sinclair.
They are hoping if you come to believe in the fiction so that it prompts you to act for change, it will alter the actual facts of the economy or society and prevalent Mindsets.
But incentives still matter and the constant refrain of innovation is about new political and social arrangements that have perverse incentives.
I was reading Will Durant's book from the 50s on The Renaissance yesterday and it was a reminder of how predatory states and rulers make a middle class rare in history. The idea that government acting as overlord can make virtually everyone middle class by fiat makes about as much sense as decreeing they can all fly.
Here's an interesting article that fits right in with the "sharing economy." Trying to steer young people away from driving cars: ht3%2F10%2F02&id=Ar00403
That's timely. This was in my morning in-box from one of those integrating mind-body-soul entities and involves the Sustainability coordinator for Baltimore798-collaborators-and-innovators-alice-kennedy
When I read Robert Moses' Radical Equations last year the Baltimore schools were one of those urban areas where the created dysfunction of the inner cities gets used to politically radicalize and then community organize the students.
I monitor TOD-transit-oriented development-as part of paying attention to the ancillary aspects of the vision that radical ed reform, TOD, the sustainability emphasis are all angling to use to ensurNo one even pretends anymore that is not the purpose although they do still use metaphorical language to hide the true extent.
narciso on October 4, 2013 at 6:46 pm said:
More kindling for the mind arson;
http://twitchy.com/2013/10/04/must-see-common-core-math-problems-of-the-day-pics/
narciso-I was just thinking of you in connection with my Martha Nussbaum point about capability theory being what the feds are promoting through the federal agencies spending, especially with the Promise Zones. Just finished a Robin West Fordham law review article from 2001 where she pushed Nussbaum in a way that was so thoroughly Marxist in its theory without saying so that she bolstered my theory.
It would also explain why I keep encountering Nussbaum's theories and also why the Educational Leadership degree frameworks push accomplishing Amartya Sen's human development theories.
In the end it is always John Dewey's vision.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLrrk_hF-aM
This is a fascinating series of videos about 70 minutes long about the breakup of ethnic Catholic neighborhoods, the opening of inner cities to become entirely black, and subsequent busting of Catholic suburban neighborhoods. This housing-based solution to the US "nationalities question" is all is alleged to have been driven by national or international authorities, like what we're seeing here with education.


The world that is modern exactly about then producing a network that is social lonely hearts from all over the entire world. Within the modern epoque, you might Our company is  might additionally suggest Ukrainian females to those thatright person—and Slavic ladies make a great match for males who will bould you just just exactly how dark the skin is. They appear further to discover what type sorts outdoors after numerous messages that are awkward had.
With Valentine’you want to provide you with, our online dating sites buddies, some suggestions on what TinEye will allow you to validate dating pages.
If TinEye discovers a match because of their profile picture, the outcomes, which point with other sites on the net which have the image, can inform you more.It is possible to search their image on TinEye utilizing the following practices:
- Making use of our browser expansion
Uploading the image from your own unit. Making use of our web web browser expansion to search that is right-click
You could maken.
Yes ifss. They’ve .


Dead By Daylight has essentially become an online hunting resort for the world’s most twisted and deadly killers to strut their stuff. As of today, Dead by Daylight features 26 different killers to slay plucky survivors with, in service of The Entity.
Players can choose from movie icons, familiar slasher types, video game nasties, and delightfully leftfield killers; there's plenty of variety in the roster. Below is a list of all 26 Dead by Daylight Killers and a brief overview of what they bring to the table.
Hillbilly (Max Thompson Jr.)
This disfigured hammer-wielding maniac is bad enough when he’s lumbering after you normally with a very real threat of violent head trauma, but when his chainsaw comes out, survivors will really panic.
Huntress (Anna)
The Huntress has an axe to grind with Dead By Daylight’s survivors. She’s not particularly mad at them for anything, she just likes using her axe to cleave her victims into a meaty woodpile. Anna can hurl these woodcutting tools at potential victims from a distance, and replenish them from the storage sheds that survivors use to hide in. You’ll know she’s coming when you hear her creepy humming.
The Shape (Micheal Myers)
The Plague (Adiris)
The Yamaokas bring some Eastern terror to Dead By Daylight’s murder squad. This ethereal menace is the manifestation of Rin’s vengeance after being brutally murdered by her father. Rin is able to phase walk (teleport) over distances without alerting survivors to her presence thanks to Yamaoka’s Haunting then her poor victims will likely meet their end at Rin’s shattered katana.
Legion (Frank, Susie, Joey, Julie)
Ghost Face (Danny Johnson)
Leatherface brings that iconic chainsaw along to do a little pruning on behalf of The Entity, and little is as terrifying as seeing him charge at you with it, revving away. If you do see that coming towards you, then you’re pretty much heading for the hook. Somehow the metal-toothed instrument is not nearly as vicious as his cattle-killing bludgeon known as The Sledge.
You’d think it’d be tricky to implement the Jigsaw killer into Dead By Daylight, given the hands-off approach he takes. The solution comes in the form of Amanda Sawyer, Jigsaw’s apprentice. Pig carries a hidden razor-sharp blade and is able to stealthily move about ambush players, and quite grimly, deploy reverse bear traps onto survivor’s heads.
The Nurse (Sally Smithson)
The Nurse is thankfully quite distinct from The Doctor, equipped with a rusty bonesaw for a weapon, and the ability to make leaps through the spirit world to close the gap on unsuspecting survivors and give them a particularly nasty case of tetanus at the least. Beware abusing that teleport though, as it leaves the Nurse increasingly vulnerable to torches.
Probably no outside video game character is a better fit for Dead By Daylight than Resident Evil 3’s Nemesis. A hulking, relentless biological weapon fixated on its given target. Nemesis not only has his fleshy tentacles to grab hapless survivors with, but he unleashes zombies that roam the map, ready to chomp on unsuspecting prey.
This sinister K-Pop Idol is one of the more interesting original killers in Dead By Daylight. Instead of following the usual grim slasher killer types, this vividly-dressed pop star dazzles and damages victims with throwing knives before battering them with his polished head smasher; an aluminum bat with a bladed edge. Probably still has a loyal fandom on Twitter though.
Blight (Talbot Grimes)
Given the Cenobites’ love for torture and suffering, it’s no wonder Pinhead has turned up in Dead by Daylight to make use of the Entity’s sacrificial hooks alongside his own hook and chains. Pinhead’s main ability can summon portals that bring in more chains to ensnare survivors, preventing them from sprinting or even leaving through the exit until they are broken.
Nightmare (Freddy Krueger)
The most terrifying thing about this Freddy is that he looks a lot closer to his 2010 reincarnation than the Robert Englund version. Krueger’s strength comes from dragging survivors into the dreamworld, where his abilities are truly lethal. Largely invisible in reality, and that allows him to inflict microsleep on survivors, leading to their slip into the dreamworld. Luckily, survivors can be woken from their slumber in several ways.
The Clown (Jeffrey Hawk)
Wraith (Phillip Ojomo)
One of the original trio of Dead By Daylight killers, the Wraith is among the stealthier foes survivors can come up against. Once an immigrant fuelled by injustice after being tricked into murdering dozens of people, Phillip Ojomo now haunts the Entity’s realm with the Wailing Bell allowing him to travel into the spirit world unseen, and a club fashion from a skull and spine will be there to await survivors when Ojomo reemerged.
The iconic Silent Hill monster drags his mighty knife into the world of Dead By Daylight, but thankfully won’t subject survivors to some of the more unspeakable acts he’s capable of. Still, this is a brutal killer who can leave trails on the ground that afflict survivors and make them visible. Pyramid Head doesn’t even have to drag downed survivors to hooks, as he’s able to conjure up his own variant of them called a Cage of Atonement.
A cowboy zombie with a gun sounds like a pretty wild departure from what’s normally required of a Dead By Daylight killer, but the Deathslinger has a few modifications that ensure he’s right at home. For starters, his rifle is repurposed to be a spear gun that works both as a distance weapon and a melee weapon. With his Redeemer power, the Deathslinger can impale survivors and then reel them in for the killing blow.


David has well established relationships with designers and architects, engineers, planning advisers, surveyors, solicitors, agents; in fact all professionals involved in the successful completion of a project from beginning to end.
We are very proud of our finished product and are passionate about producing the best quality homes that we can. We build homes to a standard that we would build our own homes to. No corners are cut, no shortcuts are made, and our quality builds are produced with quality materials by quality craftsmen.
Our vision is to be the company of choice for clients wanting to live in an exceptional home in an exceptional location. In order to realise this vision we know we have to build an exemplary reputation for both our product and our service. Being straightforward and honest with our clients is absolutely crucial if we are going to achieve the reputation we aspire to.
Fernlea Homes is big in terms of experience and knowledge but we know that often it is the small things that count. A good working relationship is important for a successful build and we believe being accessible and available is a key ingredient to an effective working relationship.
The customer is at the centre of a successful building business.
It’s not just what you do that counts, it’s the way you do it. David’s ambition is to build  on reputation and recommendations. The outstanding reputation for customer service and total customer satisfaction is what is going to set Fernlea Homes apart from the others.


With the growing convenience of mobile banking, the “Branch System” is changing. For most, their bank visits have shrunk by a large magnitude and that is because most just don’t require the walk in...
Unified communications is beway that it streamlines different methods of communication into one easy platform. As technology develops, so does the...
We’ve all heard it before, the sigh of disdain from someone on the team when they are asked to jump on video.
Insight is needed to help technology and business leaders better determine their needs and see them from idea to execution. After all, if done well unified communication isn’t really a product, but a...


Find where to watch warIn this epic telling of the origins of Wonder Woman, the chaos and destruction on all of humanity.mankind has ever faced.
Action, Adventure, Drama.


The folks at Envy Box bring a smile on my face when I read their message on my phone in the morning- “The Javas staff will attempt delivery of your MY ENVY BOX order today”.. *Me happy-sleeping-smiling* 🙂
My Envy Box is an Indo-French luxury box service which contains five trial size beauty products from top international luxury brands and every month they send different products depending on the theme for that month.
This month’s theme is lavender. I love the packaging. The products come wrapped in a cloth bag inside a beautiful and sturdy box with magnetic lid. The box itself will make you happy if you are getting it for the first time.
2. Skin Yoga Foot Scrub (50g)
I have used the orange almond face scrub from this brand and I LOVE every bit of it. They gave it as a sample in April Envy Box. This Coconut Sea Salt foot scrub looks as promising as its brother and the quantity will last me easy 4-5 uses. It smells of coconut and you can actually see the coconut flakes in this scrub.
3. Thalgo Exfoliator (5 ml)
4. Kronokare Body Lotion (35 ml)
This is a lavender body lotion and the quantity is decent for a sample. I don’t like lavender fragrance as such but I really like this one. It is SLS and paraben free. It moisturizes my combination-dry skin pretty well. I always carry a moisturizer with me and it is the perfect size to fit in my bag.
For more info/ booking your Envy Box:
Pingback: My Envy Box July 2014 Edition | Insane Dissections


I have a love-hate relationship with Maybelline Color Tattoos. I so WANT to love these little pots of affordable cream shadow that I keep buying them, but I'm usually disappointed by the drier texture, difficulty blending and uneven coverage.
Well, Shady Shores, a limited edition shade part of the summer collection, is quite different from the original version: it's a lot slicker, it glides a lot more easily and blends well. Unfortunately, it's also a lot less pigmented and long-wearing than the permanent line.
It appears as a strong mustard yellow with shimmer in the pot (kind of scary). Once swatched, it looks more of a sheer medium yellow with a duochrome green sheen. On the lid it looks... like I'm wearing nothing. It kind of disappears, only leaving a faint greenish sheen which is not particularly flattering. I tried to build the intensity by adding layers, but it just doesn't work. On top of that, it faints within a few hours, leaving nothing behind!
Aww sad to hear these don't work For you. Have you tried bad to the bronze? Its my Fave :)
I haven't tried that one no!
These LE shades are really different from the permanent ones!


John's Crazy Team did not meet minimum goalie requirements.PosPlayerGA+/-PIMPPPSOG PosPlayerGA+/-PIMPPPSOGC Player Note
S. Crosby Pit - C 22-42111CC No new player Notes
S. Monahan Cgy - C 10-3017C No new player Notes
R. Getzlaf Anh - C 010001CC No new player Notes
R. Nugent-Hopkins Edm - C 011000LW Player Note
L. Couture SJ - C,LW 2120010LWLW Player Note
J. Benn Dal - LW 10-20010LW No new player Notes
N. Foligno Cls - C,LW 002001LWLW Player Note
R. Nash NYR - LW,RW 023209RW No new player Notes
J. Eberle Edm - RW 10-1005RWRW No new player Notes
01-30010RW No new player Notes
00-3207RWRW No new player Notes
T. Oshie Was - C,RW 010001D No new player Notes
J. Carlson Was - D ------DD Player Note
V. Hedman TB - D 12-2028D No new player Notes
0020012DD No new player Notes
K. Yandle NYR - D 112001D No new player Notes
A. Markov Mon - D 00-2201DD No new player Notes
R. McDonagh NYR - D 110007D Player Note
O. Maatta Pit - D 01-2015DD No new player Notes
D. Byfuglien Wpg - RW,D 10-3018BN No new player Notes
E. Staal NYR - C,LW ------BNBN No new player Notes
A. Galchenyuk Mon - C,LW ------BNBN No new player Notes
C. Atkinson Cls - RW ------BNBN Player Note
A. Sekera Edm - D ------BNBN New Player Note
R. Luongo Fla - G 21.00.9701GG No new player Notes
02.03.9230G No new player Notes
03.17.8810GG No new player Notes
K. Lehtonen Dal - G 03.12.8970 Stats associated with players currently on the bench were accumulated earlier in the week when that player occupied an active position. Any player listed with (--) in the position column is no longer on the roster in question.


Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2005 4:30 am Post subject: On Troy...
I find it amuzing, that Troy completely obliterated the supposed relationship between Patroclus and Achilles, calling them "cousins" which annoyed me to no end, because the term "friend" would have been more intimate and more relative to Achilles' grief when Patroclus died. Who back then really cared about cousins????
However, one thing I LOOOOOVED about Alexander, was Aristotle's remark that Achilles went bezerk on the death of his "lover" Patroclus. And it was this kind of guts that made me like the movie - this kind of truth. Although nothing in the Iliad confirms that Achilles and Patroclus were lovers, other sources discuss that they might have been, including I believe one by Euripides, whom Alexander read from often.
Basically ALEXANDER flat out called TROY on its lies about the two characters. And I love that we see in ALEXANDER the similarities to these characters that Alexander created in himself and Hephaistion. And for that, I applaud Oliver Stone's FIRST release of the film....sheer guts.
Both directors massacred history.Ideals like true friendship and admiration of one's spiritual values were diminished to the extent that suited the best to the modern Holywood based american culture.
Troy was not a bad movie.The fact that it was named "Troy" and not Hiliad brings an excuse to the fact that it does not portray exactly the events of the troyan war.
But ATG by mr Stone is supposed to be historicaly accurate according to him.What kind of sick arrogance is that?If this movie is historically accurate then i am Highlander the immortal.
Does it take guts to make a movie like this?These kind of directors do whatever they want to anyway.It's not about guts.It's about stupidity.
If the Holywood movies were based on the ancient greek ethical codes maybe the world would be better.
Read about the "hymns to Orfeus".Read about Lykurgus' laws.Read about Sparta.Then you might begin to understand what kind of relationship was that of Achillees and Patroclus.
Well, I have said it before and I'm going to repeat it : " Don't confuse Movies with Documentaries "
If you wait to see a movie to find out things in history is the wrong...way. You should open books , instead !
Achilles and Patroclus were not lovers. I dont know where people get this from. They were comrades, brother's in arms. If you have even read the Illiad you can see that Achilles was quite the ladies man. Because a man grieves for another man doesn't make them lovers.
The mention of Achilles and Patroclus as lovers comes from Euripides...I'm not sure which play, or if the entirety of it still exists. But even Renault mentions in in Fire from Heaven. I believe Alexander/Hephaistion were watching a play, or reading that same play when tears were brought to Alexander's eyes.
Basically...it does not come from the Iliad. The Iliad was more war bible (Alexander took it as such) then it was a love story.
If Alexander and Hephaistion (Alexander being more attuned, and better informed than all of us on the history of Achilles and Patroclus) danced on the graves of Achilles and Patroclus as a "gift" from two lovers to another two lovers....there's must be something in it.
"Weep not for him the dead, but weep for me the living"
Has this anything to do with lovers?No.It means that the one who died is relieved and his soul has found piece in contrast with the one that still lives and must endure the difficulties of life.I do not know how you connected that with Achilles and Patroclus being lovers.
Then we have the example of Alexander and Hephaestion dancing around Achilles grave.Your interpretation was that if Achilles and Patroclus were lovers then Alexander wanted to pay respect to these two "lovers" by bringing his own lover Hephaestion to dance with him,so that there would be a resemblance.
My own interpretation is that Alexander admired the friendship and bonding between these two men so he wanted to pay respect to them by bringing his own best friend Hephaestion to dance with him.Because Hephaestion was Alexander's best friend.
So you see it's a matter of interpretation.But we cannot really know what was going on in Alexander's mind.
Two people see some animals with wings flying far in the sky.One says they are butterflies and the other says they are elephants with wings.Since they cannot go any closer to see which is correct if any is correct,they are just speculating.
That is what we do.We speculate about some things because these events are very far from us.That is what Euripedes did.It was his speculation,although i havent read much of his works and i do not know in which way he mentioned this thing.But Euripedes lived many hundred's of years after the troyan war so it is only his oppinion.
Nowhere else something like this is mentioned.
Oh and about the sacred band of Thebes.Alexander admired the sacred band because it was a powerfull military force.Nothing more.He never said that he admired anything else about it.And Plutarch tells us that "whoever thinks that the bonding between the soldiers in the sacred band had anything to do with body contacts,is a sameless person".Again there are various interpretations about the sacred band.If we interpretate the bond that the soldiers had similar to the one that the spartans had "eromenoi" and considering what Plutarch and Lykourgos tell us about this bonds then the sacred band is falsly considered a band of homosexual couples.If we choose to interpretate this by our modern meaning of the "eromenos" word then we are historically incorrect.Unless both Lykourgos in his laws and Plutarch were lying about these things.
One should never forget, that Alexander was as much dreams as he was reality...
How well you put that!
Achilles and Patroclus being lovers doesn't mean that Achilles was no ladies' man. Why should it? Alexander quite surely had relationships with Roxane, Hephaistion, Bagoas... people were less picky then when it came to gender...
Anyway, in Troy Patroclus was not Achilles's brother in arms.  And for THAT I really hate the movie! Patroclus was a great fighter and not a teenage boy. Meh.
Troy was a good movie but it was not The lliad. Achilles is absent for literally thousands of lines in the poem as he broods with his Myrmidons waiting for Agamemnon to invite him back into the struggle for Troy. Yet the poem is unquestionably primarily about him like those movies that state "with a special appearance by.....' or include cameos by big stars. The movie covered the central relationships with Patroculus and Hector(whom Homer paints as deluded) but with Agamemnon it got it wrong.Achilles wanted to be reconciled with him not in opposition. Which leaves the relationship with Priam. Before that, I think the funeral games that Achilles organises for his dead friend must surely have inspired Alexander to give Hephaestion a similar event when he died. Which means that he interpreted that relationship,Achilles-Patroculus to be in the same emotional bandwidth as his with Hephaestion. Alexander prized The Myths above all else and they are very much *** oriented in tems of emotional impact. And for that reason, I think the sexuality factor is not the key element in comparing the relationships.
Finally,for me, it is how Achilles deals with Priam that may have had the strongest political impact on The Great. In The Iliad the Gods instruct Achilles to return Hector's body to Priam to restore a civilising influence on History.Achilles in doing this must have impressed upon Alexander that sense which he demonstrated frequently during his Quest : Magnaminity in victory. And the movie plays it superbly.That scene with Achilles and Priam in the former's tent shows Achilles transforming seamlessly from contempt for his enemy to empathy and finally nobility.
Very well said, I agree with you totally.
Very interesting observation Leonnatus. Thank you.
Oh yes, it's nice to see you around here. Now, if we could just get you to join in with our discussion group about Plutarch, that would be great. You always make good observations about things. I'd like to hear your take on Plutarch.
It is a matter of interpretation...
Still, whether people like to admit or NOT, Macedonians and Greeks a like were notorious for homosexual relationships. Such relationships came from the admiration of the male body, and its "supposed" inferiority. Women were objects of breeding purposes and/or just sex.
So why can't Alexander have "loved" Hephaistion??? Because no source directly says that he "****" Hephaistion on the continual basis???? Why did they need to say such things, when such things were common place??
Truth is...Alexander had sexual relations with Bagoas, might have had lover affairs with young Hector, son of Parmenion, was offered boys at one point or another for his "entertainment" And one thing is CERTAIN...he did not emulate his father, by having numerous love affairs with WOMEN - he had some...but not much.
And no one knows for sure what Euripides said...and being said...do we even know that Achilles existed???? NO. But we do know that Alexander existed...and that Hephaistion existed...and that those two loved eachother, that the Queen Olympias was jealous of Hephaistion, and that Hephaistion was not exiled by Philip. And that Alexander had to practically be coerced into having sexual relations with a women when he came of age, because he might have been "too into men."
Perfect love, according to the philosophers was the love between equals...superior with superior, and inferior with inferior. Men and men, and women and women....the ONLY reason these two clashed was for procreation, if something more hapenned..GOOD FOR THEM...if not..oh well.
Why then I ask...does a conqueror, a war hero, a soldier, a KING have to be heterosexual to retain respect and power in this day and age?????
even Julius Caesar was "every woman's man, and every man's woman."
I hate to break it, but if it weren't for the dehumanizing, hypocritical, and cynical aspects of modern-day religions....most ..if not all of humans today would be inclined to jump over the fence once or twice. But as Alexander in the movie says so well..."Fear is the cause of all our misfortunes" and nothing causes more fear than the lack of an after life, now does it???
Luckily for Alexander..and most other Greeks, Egyptians, Romans, Persians...and the such...he didn't have to have our aproval.
Vs.


Gorgeous on2-car garage. Easy access to kitchen from dining room. M Owner's suite features a huge walk-in closet with shelves. Tile flooring in foyer, kitchen, dining area and all baths.


el Says? 9-11A (12/13)Dec 13, '14Unintended Consequences 7-9A (12/13)Dec 13, '14Sugar Daddy Doesn't Want To Pay For The Spice 6A (12/13)Dec 13, '14You Must Be High 9-11A (12/6)Dec 6, '14Casey Kasem 7-9A (12/6)Dec 6, '14Mentally Ill Consent 6A (12/6)Dec 6, '14Banana Should Have Won Him A Darwin Award 9-11A (11/29)Nov 29, '14You're Not Jefferson, You're An Idiot 7-9A (11/29)Nov 29, '14How Do You Say Poo in French? 6A (11/29)Nov 29, '14A Hard Ass Is Nice. Butt... 9-11A (11/22)Nov 22, '14I Sentence You...And You...To Death 7-9A (11/22)Nov 22, '14For Those In Peril On The Sea 6A (11/22)Nov 22, '14Jackie Childs Is Unavailable 9-11A (11/15)Nov 15, '14Rolling Stones File Insurance Claim NOT For A Broken Hip 7-9A (11/15)Nov 15, '14Maybe She Needs LESS Coffee 6A (11/15)Nov 15, '14Bill Knows Sperm 9-11A (11/8)Nov 8, '14Judge: Go Be Fat Somewhere Else 7-9A (11/8)Nov 8, '14Don't Mess With The Mouse 6A (11/8)Nov 8, '14 Podcasts » Arts » HANDEL ON THE LAW ON DEMAND </s> Abdul Wahab
double sin
They came to me
With mild voice
Like a cat they wanted to steal the bones
Of fish from the plates of my meal
But they are, behind the curtain under the layer,
I could have listen to them
But I am telling you the truth
In this nothing wrong
Nothing untruth
I do not want to do double sin
we are living n a society where anything goes. Morals have been tossed aside, for the pleasures of life. But I believe someday we will be held responsible for our actions a good write (Report) Reply </s> Lush PrairieTalk0
Items in Lush Prairiger point maximize a Pokemons attack no matter what? 0 votes Like if I have a Tauros with anger point, it's attack has been lowered to -6, then anger point activates, does the attack stat get risen to +0 or +6? critical-hit hp asked Jun 10Anger Point maximizes the Attack stat of Pokémon with this Ability when they are hit by a critical hit. It would say raises by 6 stages or something like that, if it only went from -6 to 0. It always maximises the attack regardless (+6) answered Jun 10 by Sempiternus selected Jun 11 by The Trapinchinator Alrighty then, thanks! commented Jun 11DoeDo IVs matter that much?Do critical hits ignore the berries that weaken a super effective attackI Nov 6C Moveset for Eeveunter Whimsicott in RU? 0 votes I'm tired of these freaking whimiscotts on every RU team in existence. They can be killed, but they are SO annoying. So if you can give me a good counter, as well as a moveset and why it's a good counter, then I will be forever grateful. counters whimsicott asked Aug 9, 2012 by |SentByRavens| edited Augy using Natu. Natu has Magic Bounce, so while Whimsicott can use Substitue and all that, Whimsicott can't stall Natu at all. No Leech Seed, no Toxic, etc. Natu @ Eviolite Trait: Magic Bounce EVs: 252 HP / 248 Def / 8 SpD Calm Nature (+SpD, -Atk) Light Screen Reflect Roost/Toxic Psychic This gives Natu a chance to set up Dual Screens while Whimsicott can only watch. roost for healing, or Toxic for stalling. Thunder Wave could also work. Psyhic is so do some damage in the case of Taunt. Hope This Helped :D answered Aug 9, 2012 by Dr.Flame edited Aug 9, 2012 by Dr.Flame I know I didnt ask BUT THIS IS USEFULL BTW I USE HIS EVOULUTION commented Aug 10/check for Whimsicottt? What is a good Suicune counter? Why can't my Whimsicott relearn Cotton GuardrdNorris Wall


For Merullo, writing is a vehicle to explore big questions like, " Decades of daily meditation and voracious reading have led him to a spiritual practice that draws on teachings from across the religious spectrum—Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Sufism, Native American mysticism. Raised a devout Catholic, Merullo now says, "My idea of spirituality is that it's part and parcel of life. It doesn't have to do with going to church or temple or to a mosque; it has to do with how I speak to my children, how I do my work, what I do with my time."


City of Angels Hospital Cooperates With Federal Investigators
During the search, hospital employees assisted the investigators in fulfilling the scope of the search. The hospital will continue to fully cooperate with all regulatory agencies concerning the nature and extent of the allegations.The hospital provides important medical care and treatment to an urban population and is committed to fulfilling its mission of proving its patients with optimal medical care.


deaths are attributed to C. difficile infection each year, and studies indicate that C. difficile is now the most common microbial cause of infections in U.S. hospitals. It is estimated that this infection costs $4.8 billion each year in the U.S. alone.


UA, Nicaragua —on 45 mph.
© Juan Carlos Ulate
In pictures: Ophelia batters Ireland
Former B.C. Hells Angel gunned down outside Toronto strip mall
Joshua Boyle explains why he had kids in captivity
cbcget with Tradie Pack #1?5 x Invoice Books A4 1 Colour Duplicate 100 per book1000 x Business Cards 350gsm Full Colour 2 sides Gloss or Matt Laminated10 x Corflute Sign 5mm 450mm x 600mm Full Colour 1 Side
The perfect basic start up package for someone on a budget but wants to get things moving with their business idea. Includes the important components to give your idea an identity and can be easier built from here. </s> Subject: Budget Development Principles and Guidelines
Approval date: May 15, 2001
Effective date: July 1, 2001
The Budget is composed of the General Operating Budget, the Ancillary Operating Budget, the Endowment Fund Budget, the Special Programs Budget, and the Capital Budget. The main objective of the Budget is to allocate resources in a manner that will enable ii. The Budget must be balanced such that planned expenditures do not exceed expected revenues.
iii. A degree of conservatism must be incorporated in the Budget to reduce the risk of year-end deficits by including in the budget all expected cost increases and additions.
vi. Transfers of spending allocations from endowment funds to operating budgets or to the endowment expendable budget shall, subject to special Board-approved conditions, occur at the rate allowed by Board policy and only for the purposes established by external donor or internal Board of Regents’ restrictions.
3 — COMPLIANCE
The Finance and Administration Committee will scrutinize the proposed budget to determine whether it accords with established Board guidelines for budget development. If it is determined that the proposed budget is not fully in accordance with such guidelines but that it should be approved as presented, the Finance and Administration Committee will seek separate approval from the Board for each exception from the established Board guidelines. The Audit Committee of the Board shall instruct the External Auditors to include scrutiny of this policy document in its work plan, and to report annually on adherence to this policy. </s> Ellie Goulding laces up for the Nike Women Half Marathon.
• Indie darling Sufjan Stevens might have a history with outrageous performance outfits, but one time in college, he published a scathingly honest guide to fashion dos and dont's. Take heed, y'all. {BuzzFeed}
• Zach Galifianakis took a break from his SNL rehearsals to profess a new-found passion for nail art. He's so serious about it, he got a $400 manicure that


Spelling. Deliberate misspelling is one of the most irritating abuses of language, and is becoming extremely common. I boycott such businesses as SellFone Warehouse, Cameraz, Shatterprufe, Shoprite and so on just because they annoy me and I hope that by taking my business elsewhere they will disappear. Spelling mistakes should not occur where a spell checker is available. Not checking text for spelling mistakes is laziness, and should be rewarded with the “delete” keywriting that contains a complaint about spelling mistakes will itself contain at least one spelling mistake. To forestall any triumphalist crowing occasioned by the mistake’s discovery, I must tell you that I have deliberately introduced a certain number of mistakes into this post. There are no prizes for finding it or them.
Fad words, jargon and clichés. A problem is never a problem down at my office, it is an “issue”. Anything large must be described as “massive”, even if it is a lighter-than-air hot air balloon or a massless strike action. All dimensions must be given in units of tennis courts or football fields. A long time ago is always “time immemorial” and there was always a “primordial soup”.  What’s wrong with “features”?
I think I’m in love with you. Thank you for making me laugh.


Not far from Paris, on Rue Louis Vuitton, where we discovered the magnificent Maison de Famille where the genius established his atelier in 1859 and later in the 1982 his house.
While having a tasty cup of tea and a butter croissant we have listened to the incredible history of Vuitton family. Everything seemed like a fairy tale. Leaves shaped furniture, embroidered walls and windows, a blue ceramic fireplace, floral motifs, Art Deco accents – a sun-drenched living room just perfect for breakfast. A dream came true! The house where his son, George Vuitton, lived and invented the so well-known LV logo is now a fabulous museum where you can meet from time to time one of the members of the 5th Vuitton generation, Patrick-Louis Vuitton.
After the first hour spent in this fairytale place we understood that every single person working for Vuitton is part of this family and that everyone has an important role in this big machinery called Louis Vuitton.
But the surprise came when we visited the workshop, when we met the craftsmen and their ‘I’m happy to be part of this family’ glimpse, when we discovered all the production steps and when we finally understood the values and the tradition of this brand.
After this journey, it would take volumes to cover the entire Louis Vuitton Experience, but we prefer to compile just a definition. A dream. An Icon. A masterpiece. Each LV product is theembodimentV diamond cut, the Maison enchants with its creations and invites us to a journey through a world of luxury and excellence: the world of Louis Vuitton’s savoire-faire.
Stay tuned to find more about our Louis Vuitton Experience and check our instagram accounts to see more photos: fabmuse_diana & fabmuse_alina.
Super experience, you look gorgeous girls!


In 2000, Katya Prokofieva married Alexander Gordon and, together with her husband, received a well-known surname. The marriage lasted six years. According to Katya, the reason for this was her husband’s alcoholism. Then she tried to control his addiction to the bottle, and now he is openly soldered. That is why Gordon is now the host of second-class programs.
“I wanted to say:” Sasha! What the heck?” He’s handsome, cool. and by the third gear he barely drags his feet, “said Katya.
By the way, recently 58-year-old Gordon married for the fifth time. His current wife is even younger than the previous one – the girl is only 20 years old.


ERTS (19 September 2005)
The PICME Annual Conferen27th September will, as ever, put particular emphasis on the people skills needed for sustainable manufacturing improvement.
News from PICME (16 September 2005)
New brand to focus on pharmaceutical plastics
News from Rapra Technology (30 August 2005)
Conference set for National Railway Museum
The Engineering Integrity Society's Rail Conference will open at the UK National Railway Museum on Wednesday 12th October 2005 with a keynote address from RA Smith, Imperial College, London.
News from Engineering Integrity Society (30 August 2005)
The MatrikonOPCn's Galleria area, from 16th to 18th Octo5Archive Index
- Do you read Yahoo! groups mails using Thunderbird?
- Yahoo! Social Media Tools
- Do You PHP?
- Yahoo! releases Javascript UI Library, Design Patterns Library to the public </s> Most Recent Updates
- WS_FTP Server 6.1 Service Advisory Jan 16, 2008
Our eBay Reference Guide offers customized assistance for your needs.
The Customer Service Center is your home for information about Ipswitch product purchasing, licensing, and other services such as the ones listed below: </s> , Colorado., COhe Telluride ski area now has a reputation for Telluride Mt. Film festival is America’s oldest mountain film genre festival.
Telluride, CO is where you can find beauty in both art and nature. even eligible for consideration as National Parks.
Citizens are committed to preserving Telluride’ </s> Custom Enclosures
Custom EnclosuresDelta Fabricating has manufactured many custom enclosures, which are all stainless steel, or a combination of stainless and hot rolled steel. We can make an enclosure for you with a variety of holes, knockouts, louvers, windows and doors. We can add options like swingout panels, subpanels, drip shields plus several different types of clamps and hinges.
Finish and Industry Standards. </s> |
Advantages of Web CM
Rapid deployment of new web applications.
The ease of making changes encourages the timely submission of content and its publication.
The same content, or relevant portions, can be presented in a variety of ways without duplication of entry.
Presenting a consistent and coordinated online presence from existing disparate websites.
Localised versions taking account of language and cultural and legal differences.
Authorisation controls and permission settings provide a safe and secure means to open up access to information.
Fast and efficient information retrieval is achieved through collating content and automating navigation and search facilities. Many organisations cite this as the single justification for their intranet systems.. </s> The Network
and netMagazine Publishing
- supplementary services for web property development.
to arrange your free personalized consultation.
AbundanceNet also publishes the following two
'Special Edition' netMagazines:
Called both the Economic Center of Canada as well as the
Cultural Capital of Canada, the Red Deer region's economy, business, transportation, attractions, convention and hospitality facilities, recreation, community life, news, events and history are highlighted in this netMagazine about the features of Central Alberta.
Current news, weather, coming events, features and history of Springbrook Alberta including Red Deer Regional Airport and the former Mynarski Park as well as the Waskasoo area between Red Deer and Penhold.
Purpose </s> In the quiet center of Cape Coral Florida, you can relax
less congestion, providing both an exotic blend of natural surroundings,
The local Cape Coral - Fort Myers area offers a tremendous
sports, shows, shopping, and of course activities in and around the water.
The Gulf of Mexico and the Caloosahatchee River surround Cape Coral and
give us miles of sandy beaches and loads of water-sport recreation.
more.s