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[World Of Darkness Wiki - Recent changes [en]] Gangrel (Vampire: The Masquerade) - World Of Darkness Wiki: In the rapid growth of cities and technology that marked the Victorian Age, very few Gangrel had any interest in staying in towns and hamlets that became industrial centers almost overnight. Additionally, though there were few documented cases of mortals possessing "true faith", the growth of religious influence made many Gangrel cringe, wary of another round of the vicious Inquisitorial practices of the Dark Ages.Only the scholar and theology debator Beckett was known to have any regular dealings with "proper" Kindred society during this period;

[The Becker-Posner Blog] The Becker-Posner Blog: Bail Out the Big Three Auto Producers? Not ...: Setting aside the possibility that a bailout could require the UAW to concede its “overly generous settlements” and accept competitive replacements, Becker’s causal emphasis on expensive labor is suspect because it downplays an obvious confound: those profitable foreign competitors employing American workers are under different management, and management””not labor””determines what gets produced and how well it gets produced, etc. As it happens, poor decisions in these two sectors have hurt domestic automakers for decades, and for that it’s more likely that management, not labor, is to blame.

[Roger Ebert's Journal] The effect of effects - Roger Ebert's Journal: Same thing with Sci Fi films...I still don’t think anything in outer space battles looks better than the "dogfight" scene in Star Wars with the Millennium Falcon and the tie fighters...now that Lucas has abandoned ALL model making and motion control shots, it is MUCH HARDER to get involved into the scenes he shows us....the whole landing into the giant sinkhole of "Udapaou" (sp?) in "Revenge of the Sith", or the scene of the Scout Walkers searching the swamp for Jedi....

[Philadelphia Reflections] Philadelphia Reflections: Customs, Culture and Traditions: Chanticleer, the Morris Arboretum, Longwood Gardens, Nemours, the Scott Arboretum at Swarthmore, West Laurel Hill, The University of Delaware in Newark, Cabrini College in Villanova, Haverford College Arboretum, Temple University's Ambler campus, and the Trenton Sculpture Gardens on the old fairgrounds -- all would demand mention in any list of outstanding gardens in America. But only a few of them aspire to the standards of an outdoor sculpture garden, where the goal was to surround each piece of sculpture with a garden in such a way that only one sculpture could be seen at a time.

[Roger Ebert's Journal] The human race on a key ring - Roger Ebert's Journal: In addition, the sales pitch on this gadgetry is in some measure true - the flexibility these tools provide does reap real benefits in my quality of life. I am routinely able to do things I enjoy with family and friends that I previously may have missed out on because I needed to be standing in front of a particular piece of machinery at a particular time.

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