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I bought a 154 lo-boy from a guy who said the 2nd and 3rd shifter fork was bad, well he was partially right, both forks where broken. I finally got the new ones in the mail yesterday but I am struggling on how to get them re installed properly. The rods which hold the forks in place have three slots where the ball and spring hold them in place, but which slot do I use, the first one towards the front of the tractor? The middle one? or the the one towards the rear of the tractor? Please help me. Thankshttp://www.farmallcub.com/phpBB2/ ... &p=644868#
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Original recipe yields 8 appetizer servings
- In a medium saucepan, bring 1 1/3 cups water to a boil. Add rice, and stir. Reduce heat, cover, and simmer for 20 minutes. In a small bowl, mix the rice vinegar, sugar ,and salt. Blend the mixture into the rice.
- Preheat oven to 300 degrees F (150 degrees C). On a medium baking sheet, heat nori in the preheated oven 1 to 2 minutes, until warm.
- Center one sheet nori on a bamboo sushi mat. Wet your hands. Using your hands, spread a thin layer of rice on the sheet of nori, and press into a thin layer. Arrange 1/4 of the cucumber, ginger, avocado, and imitation crabmeat in a line down the center of the rice. Lift the end of the mat, and gently roll it over the ingredients, pressing gently. Roll it forward to make a complete roll. Repeat with remaining ingredients.
- Cut each roll into 4 to 6 slices using a wet, sharp knife.
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this recipe is a must for sushi fans! I cant begin to tell you the money I've been spending a week on sushi! *lol* I make the rolls with the rice in the nori or on the outside. I've watched at the sushi station and figured out after pressing the rice onto the nori, sprinkle sesame seeds and flip it over onto the bamboo mat (wrapped in syran wrap) so the rice is on the bottom and nori ontop. Fill with whatever you want and roll. I've been making the small snack ones with cucumber and carrot in them (nori outside, rice inside), crab salad instead of the crabstick with avacado, shrimp with cucumber and this spicy sauce they make at the sushi station (consisting of rice vinegar, mayo and chilli sauce (the oriental one), the other shrimp one Ive made is shrimp, spicy sauce, avacado and these little crispy rice balls (not sure what they are called but it adds a little crunch) wow are they good! I make these now atleast once a week. If you go to kitchen ect or some place like that, you can pick up a sushi set which has all you need, (bamboo mat, bamboo spoon, rice, wasabi, vinegar, soy sauce, little cook book ect) and its only 30 bucks! well worth it seeing that 9 rolls cost you 5-7 each time. Also, the guy at the sushi station said the trick to perfect sushi is a tight roll! Use the mat and press tight each turn you make with the mat, this will make the rolls tight and things wont fall out or come apart. Good Luck and Enjoy!
the hardest part of any sushi recipe is finding a bamboo mat... for a long time mine would come out bulky and uneven and generally not pretty. It's hard to roll sushi with just your hands - the nori rips if you press too hard and the roll coomes apart if not hard enough. The easiest thing to do if you cant find a bamboo mat is use a clean dish towel. To get the meat and other stuff right in the center of the roll, position it 3/4 down on the rice, rather than the center. Just some sushi tricks I've learned these past few years ^^
My sister had to present a project for her japanese class, so she chose to make these sushi rolls for them. Boy were they a hit, she made everyone one and made extras just in case. They were all gone and people were asking for more. Tastes just as good as any restaurants. I had a problem trying to find "short-grain" rice, and then I figured out it was "calrose" rice. That's the rice they use. Don't be fooled by the brands that say "japenese rice" that sell for 3x as much as calrose rice. They're both the same. Anyway, thanks, will be making again.
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Amount Per Serving (8 total)
- Calories
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- 8%
- Fat
- 3.9 g
- 6%
- Carbs
- 25.8 g
- 8%
- Protein
- 3.9 g
- 8%
- Cholesterol
- 6 mg
- 2%
- Sodium
- 703 mg
- 28%
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• Kelsey Becker (Wilmington (Ohio) softball, Sr.) — weekly stats: 4-for-9, two runs scored, one RBI, one double; top performance: 2-for-3 with a double, a run scored and an RBI in the Quakers' 6-4 home win over Baldwin-Wallace on Saturday in Game 2 of a doubleheader; notes: Wilmington has set a school record for most victories in a season; team records: 18-8 overall, 4-6 Ohio Athletic Conference.
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---- — LAWRENCE — Eduardo Feliz first went to the Salvation Army when he needed a winter coat several years ago.
Today, Feliz is leading other people to the church as the new spiritual leader along with his wife, Major Miguelina Feliz. Majors Eduardo and Miguelina Feliz began their post in Lawrence this summer.
"I fell in love with Lawrence despite the inconceivable problems it faces, but I want to be here to help," he said.
Eduardo Feliz, who grew up Catholic in the Dominican Republic and even considered being a priest. But, he left the church and did not attend serves between the ages of 14 to 30.
"I was totally impious. I didn't talk about God or the church," he said.
But things changed when a Salvation Army pastor invited him to a service.
"The pastor invited me to the church, but I told him I didn't want to go. He kept insisting, but I stood in front of the church smoking or drinking. One day I went inside and continued going from then on," he said.
The Lawrence congregation has approximately 70 members, 20 of whom joined in the the past two months. Ninety-eight percent of the congregation is Hispanic mainly.
In addition to Lawrence, Eduardo and his wife have served in Buffalo, N.Y., Philadelphia and Lancaster, Penn. and Youngstown, Ohio.
Eduardo was born in Barahona a town in the southern part of the Dominican Republic. He emigrated to the United States in 1974, settling in New York. He studied computer science at Baruch College in New York City and lived there until 1984 when he returned to his native land for two years. He worked for Eastman Kodak for 14 years.
His wife, 48, was born in Santiago, Dominican Republic. She has a degree in administration from APEC University in Dominican Republic and a degree in sociology from Youngstown State University.
Feliz said he tries to live by Psalm 51 which reads, "Have mercy on me, O God, according to your loving kindness: according unto the multitude of thy tender mercies blot out my transgressions. Wash me thoroughly from mine iniquity, and cleanse me from my sin. For I acknowledge my transgressions: and my sin is ever before me. Against you and you only, have I sinned, and done this evil in your sight: that you mightiest be justified when you speak, and be clear when you judge."
"I've made many mistakes in my life and I need to ask for forgiveness to show people that God can also forgive them."
Feliz and his wife, have two children, Eduardo and Suzette Feliz and five grandchildren.
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METHUEN — The Most Reverend William J. McNaughton, speaks on The Second Vatican Council and The Year of Faith Nov. 19, at the luncheon speaker series at St. Theresa Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel, 22 Plymouth St.
McNaughton, a Lawrence native, grew up in St. Augustine Parish. He was the founding Bishop of the Diocese of Inchon, Korea.
He attended Vatican II as young bishop and was invited to Rome by His Holiness Benedict XVI for the opening celebrations of the Year of Faith.
Luncheon is free, but donations are accepted. For reservations, call the parish office at 978 686-3984.
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HAVERHILL — Author Mary Johnson will discuss her memoir "An Unquenchable Thirst: Following Mother Teresa in Search of Love, Service, and an Authentic Life" Nov. 16, from noon to 1:30 p.m. at Library ArtSpace, Northern Essex Community College, 100 Elliott St.
Johnson wrote the book after she joined the Missionaries of Charity, also known as the Sisters of Mother Teresa of Calcutta at age 19. She spent 15 of her 20 years stationed in Rome, where she lived and worked with Mother Teresa.
After leaving the sisters in 1997, she completed a bachelor's in English at Lamar University and a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing at Goddard College. She currently serves as A Room of Her Own Foundation's Creative Director of Retreats.
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Atkinson Congregational, 101 Main St., Atkinson: On Nov. 25, the church celebrates its 240th anniversary during the 10 a.m. worship service.
Ballard Vale United, 23 Clark Road, Andover: United Methodist Women meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. Andrea Vannett and Lorna McIntyre lead a program on "Thanking God for What We See."
Christ Church, 25 Central St., Andover: A tour of the church's cemetery is led by the trustees tomorrow at 9 and 11:30 a.m. Organist John Skelton presents an organ recital tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. It includes music by Anton Heiller, Herbert Howells and Jon Sebastian Bach. A choral evensong follows at 5 p.m.
Corpus Christi parish at Holy Rosary, 35 Essex St., Lawrence: "Why Catholic" a six week course based on the Catechism, the Catholic church and scripture meets Mondays at 1 p.m. and Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m.
Church of the Transfiguration, 1 Hood Road, Derry: Members of the church and Etz Hayim Synagogue lead an interfaith discussion on the book, "Have a Little Faith," Nov. 14, Dec. 19 and Jan.16 at noon.
Faith Lutheran, 360 S. Main St., Andover: The Rev. John Heydenreich leads a "Walk through the Bible" study focusing on key stories and what do they mean, Nov. 11, 18, 24; Dec. 2 and 95-6:30 p.m. To register, log on to www.faith-Andover.com or call 978-475-4059. Youth director Tom Schauer hosts "Tom's Teen Time" for high school students to talk about topics and issues related to teens. The group is watch a film series on "The Hunter Games," "The Avengers" and "The Way" for discussion and reflection on its Christian and social themes.
First Presbyterian, 346 Broadway, Haverhill: Book study is reading Rob Bell's "Velvet Elvis" Wednesdays at 7 p.m. and Sundays at 9 a..m.
Island Pond Baptist, 26 N. Salem Road, Hampstead: Women's Bible study, a DVD series discussing the works of noted Christian writer and speaker, Elisabeth Elliot every Thursday from 9:15 to 11:30 a.m.
Laman Club, 260 N. Main St., Andover: Editors Barbara Vinick and Shulamit Reinharz share stories about Bat Mitzvah around the world, Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. Cost is $13, sponsored by the Merrimack Valley Jewish Federation.
Londonderry United Methodist, 258 Mammoth Road, Londonderry: Adult Sunday School class titled, "What Does it mean to be United Methodist" is Sundays at 10 a.m. The video series focuses on the roots of the United Methodist church and the Wesleyan heritage.
Lowes Theater, at the Loop, 90 Pleasant Valley St., Methuen: "Restless Heart" a theatrical release of the epic film on the life of St. Augustine will be shown Nov. 4 at 3 p.m. Tickets are $10. For more information and tickets email Eileen at email@example.com or call 978-851-1304.
Mary Queen of Peace of Sts. Mary and Joseph parish, 200 Lawrence Road, Salem: Veteran Mass is celebrated Nov. 10 at 4 p.m. Names of deceased veterans will be read and their flags will be displayed and blessed. Mass with the sacrament of the anointing of the sick is Nov. 11 at 2:30 p.m.
New Creation Healing Center, 80 Route 125, Kingston: Service focusing on the healing of the Father image is Dec. 7 at 7 p.m. There will also be prayers for people with physical and emotional needs.
Our lady of Good Counsel, 22 Plymouth St., Methuen: Bible study focusing on "Year of Faith" as proclaimed by Pope Benedict XVI to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the opening Vatican II and the 20th anniversary of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. The group meets Mondays through Nov. 19; Wednesdays to Nov. 28 and Thursdays to Dec. 6 all from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Sacred Hearts, South Main St., Bradford: "Mary, the Mother of God" is the topic of the video enrichment series Nov. 8, 6:30 to 8 p.m. The final session is Nov. 15 when the group explores "Peter, Paul and the Missionary Adventure." Discussion follows led by the Rev. John Delaney.
St. Anne, 26 Emerson Ave., Hampstead: Gerry Verschuuren, a human geneticist and parishioner of St. Anne, leads a presentation and discussion on the Catholic view of God and evolution, Nov. 9, 7-9:30 p.m.
St. Augustine, 43 Essex St., Andover: Catholic series based on the Rev. Robert Barron's DVD series runs Nov. 14 and 28; Jan. 23 and 30; March 6 and 20; April 10 and 24 and May 15. The series explores what Catholics believe and why, the art, architecture, literature, beliefs and practices of the Catholic tradition. Cost is $30 for the entire series or $10 or one day, To register email email@example.com or email@example.com.
St. David Episcopal, 231 Main St., Salem: Bishop Gene Robinson celebrates services and preaches, tomorrow at 8 and 10 a.m. Parishioners who wish to be received into the church or confirmed will have an opportunity during the bishop's visit. Robinson will be retiring Jan. 5, 2013 and the Right Rev. Robert Hirschfeld will be installed as the new bishop.
St. James, Winter Street, Haverhill: A new course on "My Life with the Saints" by the Rev. James Martin is held Tuesdays at 7:15 p.m.
St. John the Baptist, 120 Lincoln Ave., Haverhill: Members of the Marian Society devoted to Our Lady of Fatima pray the Rosary Wednesdays at 8:30 a.m. The Rev. John Walsh leads a new course on "My Life with the Saints" by the Rev. James Martin, Wednesdays at 9:45 a.m.
St. Joseph of Sts. Mary and Joseph Parish, 40 Main St., Salem: Padre Donahue whom the mission team works with in Honduras celebrates Mass tomorrow at 7:30 and 8:45 a.m.
St. Jude, 435 Mammoth Road, Londonderry: The parish offers instruction to adults with special needs so they can receive the sacraments, Wednesdays 7-8:15 a.m.
St. Luke the Evangelist, 8 Atkinson Depot Road, Plaistow: Story teller Mikki Elliot is guest speaker at the Women's Guild meeting Nov. 8 at 1 p.m.
Sts. Mary and Joseph Parish, 40 Main St., Salem: The program, "Exploring the Catholic Faith" where participants reflect on the Sunday gospel and discuss it, will be offered Sundays, 7-8:30 p.m. through Easter. A six week preparation for a Marian consecration is held through Nov. 21, 7-8:30 p.m. The group will use the book, "33 Days to Morning Glory" handouts and DVD lessons by the Rev. Michael Gaitley. Cost is $15. To register, call the office.
St. Matthew, 2 Searles Road, Windham: Members of Voices of Prayer Intercessory group leads recites the Rosary Nov. 6 at 7 p.m. as they pray for the country during election day. The Rev. Steve Marcoux leads the children Mass Nov. 18 at 9:30 a.m. He will have a homily and make a presenting a special sacramental to them. Marcoux leads service of anointing Nov. 18 at 1 p.m.
St. Michael, 196 Main St., North Andover: The parish is hosting an opening celebration in the Merrimack Valley for the Year of the Faith. "Lord, Teach Us How to Pray" will be held Nov. 18, 2-4 p.m. with sister Marie Cooper. The session includes prayers Lectio Divina, examination of consciousness and prayer of petitions. For details or to sign up, contact Mary Ann McLaughlin or Ann Cussen at 1-617-779-3640. Glory Group meets Nov. 6 1-2 p.m.featuring Christian fellowship, praise, worship, bible sharing, prayers and personal testimony.
St. Patrick, 118 S. Broadway, Lawrence: "Life and Faith" adult faith formation series focusing on the sacraments will be held Thursdays from 7-8:30, Nov. 8,through April. Bible study for people in their 20s and 30s meets weekly to discuss the Passion and Resurrection narratives of Jesus, Tuesdays at 8:30 p.m. Mass with the anointing of the sick is Nov. 17 at 4 p.m.
St. Patrick, 11 Main St., Pelham: The parish celebrates a Mass Nov. 11 at 10:30 a.m., to pray for all the men and women who have serve and continue to serve in the Armed Forces. Reception follows at the John H. Hargreaves VFW Post. The Teen Ministry presents a teaching Mass Nov. 18 at 10:30 a.m.
St. Peter Episcopal, 3 Peabody Row, Londonderry: Centering prayer group meets Wednesdays at 7 p.m. for silent prayer and contemplation.
St. Thomas Aquinas, 26 Crystal Ave., Derry: Charismatic prayer group meets for praise, thanksgiving and love through the Holy Spirit, Mondays 7-8:30 p.m.
South Church, 40 Central St., Andover: The church's annual musical showcase takes place Nov. 4 at 2:30 p.m. Monday night prayer group meets 7-8:30 p.m. to listen to each other and God through silence, centering prayer and compline. Bible study on the Book of Acts meets Tuesday 2-3:15 p.m.
Unitarian Universalist, 15 Kenoza Ave., Haverhill: the Rev. Frank Clarkson and Kimberly Cloutier Green lead "Tending the Sacred: Holy Longing, Holy Listening" using contemplative prayer and spiritual direction Nov. 7, 28 and Dec. 5 9:30-11:30 a.m. and Oct. 30, Nov. 13, 27 and Dec. 11, 7-9 p.m.


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Today Sony announced that it will no longer develop and sell Clie handheld models to the United States market, at least for the foreseeable future. However, it also stated that it remains strongly committed to wireless mobile devices, including cellphones and communicators manufactured under both the Sony and Sony Ericsson brands and its PlayStation Portable (PSP) handheld gaming device.
While Sony claims that it is simply reassessing the conventional PDA market and will continue to manufacture Clie models for the Japanese market, several industry insiders had recently predicted that there would soon be dramatic attrition among the ranks of the handheld manufacturers, primarily due to flat overall sales in handhelds for the past two years. (See the Brighthand article Will the Handheld Market Soon be a Two-horse Race?.)
According to Dave Limp, Senior VP of Corporate and Businesss Development at PalmSource, Sony's decision came as no surprise. "While we are disappointed to see Sony exit the space," Mr. Limp said. "We respect its decision and hope to continue to work together in the future."
Mr. Limp told Brighthand that this simply continues the trend toward consolidation of marketshare in the traditional PDA business to two major players, HP in the Pocket PC arena and palmOne in the Palm OS arena. "The market is in transition from a standalone PDA market to a wireless communicator market," said Mr. Limp. When asked whether Sony would be releasing a Palm OS-based communicator in the future, Mr. Limp said "there are no guarantees in this world."
Sony entered the handheld market in 2000 with the release of its Clie PEG-S300 handheld, a thin, lightweight competitor to the popular Palm V handheld. Although critics called the device "underwhelming" for its lack of multimedia (something expected from the entertainment giant) and its plain design, it still managed to grab a sizeable portion of the market. Over the next three years Sony released nearly twenty different Clie models, breaking new ground in the area of design with its innovate NR and UX series. In early 2004 it released its final U.S. model, the Clie TH55.
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The Obama administration is worried that Israel is riling up American Jews, according to a report in the Israeli press. The allegations are detailed in a story headlined, "'US perceives Israel as encouraging anti-Obama backlash among Jews,'" which appears in the Jerusalem Post.
The Post report reads, "A US official close to President Barack Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry said both men are disturbed over what is being perceived in their inner circle as 'Jewish activism in Congress' that they think is being encouraged by the Israeli government, Israel Radio reported on Thursday.
"The official has informed Israeli government figures that the president and secretary of state are disappointed over repeated attacks made against them by leading members of the Jewish community in the US.
"According to Israel Radio, Israeli diplomats and foreign officers have warned against this trend. According to officials based in foreign missions, the Israeli government is increasingly being viewed as fanning the flames among American Jews by encouraging them to promote the official government position while making no room for opposing viewpoints."
It would be a major understatement to say that Obamacare has had a bad spring. Around the time of Lincoln's birthday, registered voters told Fox News that, by a margin of 6 percentage points (48 to 42 percent), it would "be better to go back to the health care system that was in place in 2009" than it would be "to leave the new health care law in place." Three months later, as we head into Memorial Day, nostalgia for the good ol' days of 2009 now beats Obamacare by a whopping 22 points (56 to 34 percent).
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Our demographic understanding of the 2012 election continues to be fleshed out, most recently with a Census Bureau report. Some of the census findings merely confirm what we thought we knew. For instance, for all the talk about 2008 as a "historic" election, turnout, as a percentage of eligible voters, was actually down slightly that year from 2004.
As everyone knows, the youth vote skewed heavily for President Obama. The question now is – will voting this way become a lifetime habit for these people. Or can they be turned back to the light of reason as they begin looking for the jobs they need to pay off their student loans.
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Bill Kristol, with Mara Liasson, A.B. Stoddard, and Charles Krauthammer, last night on Fox News:
And here's the Internet-only aftershow:
Urban Outfitters, a retail store that appeals to a young (teens and 20s) demographic, is encouraging voters to "Vote Early, Vote Often." A reader, Allyson Rowen Taylor, sends along this picture from the storefront of the Urban Outfitters at the corner of Laurel Canyon and Ventura Blvd. in Studio City, California:
Mitt Romney will win. The tie in the polls goes to the challenger. Here's why:
A new report in the Tampa Bay Times suggests that Obama campaign staffers are impersonating election officials. The broader allegation is that Obama staffers are misleading voters.
Pineville, N.C."Issues don't matter," Frank Luntz, the Republican pollster and television personality, tells a group of reporters after his latest focus group of swing voters on Monday afternoon.
The Democratic National Committee is hosting an "Obama Shabbat" tonight at its Washington, D.C. headquarters to observe the Jewish sabbath.
A new television advertisement released today by Mitt Romney's campaign promises that "Romney will be a different kind of president—a strong leader who stands by our allies."
Daniel Halper has called attention to Nancy Pelosi's remarkable interview with Al Hunt on the topic of Barack Obama and Israel. I'd note one comment in particular: Pelosi's claim that President Obama "has been there [Israel] over and over again."
In an interview, House minority leader Nancy Pelosi said that she believes Republican Jews are "being exploited," but she was sure to add, "And they're smart people."
A new USA Today/Gallup poll finds "that economic issues -- particularly unemployment and economic growth -- are more important to Hispanic voters nationwide than immigration." That finding is true for Hispanic voters "Born outside the U.S.," "Parent born outside the U.S.," and "Self and parents born in U.S."
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"I think they've improved throughout the year," Raiders coach Scott Widner said. "They've got a new coach and a new system. So obviously the more time they get with the new coach and the new system, the better they're going to be at it."
There is evidence to support Widner's view.
The Panthers (6-4) have won three of their four games since the loss at Shenandoah on Sept. 27. They'll return to Dale Green Field on Friday in the semifinals of Class 2A Sectional 38. The winner faces either Scecina (8-2) or Winchester (7-3) for the championship next week.
But those thoughts are far from the Raiders' mind at present. Knightstown is a long-time rival, dating back to the days of the defunct White River Athletic Conference, and Shenandoah (8-2) has lost its last two home games.
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Shenandoah answered those questions by keeping the QB contained all night and running away with a dominant 49-6 victory.
"I think it was great for our kids to get that win under their belt, especially after the last couple weeks of the season," Widner said. "I think it gave us some of our confidence back."


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As a candidate for the Rockport Board of Selectmen, and until the election next Tuesday, this will be the last opportunity I'll have to reach my fellow Rockporters via our newspaper.
What you will read below is the transcript of the Public Service Announcement I recorded at the Cape Ann Studios that will air this week on our local access channel. It conveys my honest and sincere sentiment as to why I am running, and my hope is that it resonates with you, the voters.
One question that people keep asking me is "Why are you running?" What I tell them is that I've found taking criticism from family and friends wasn't quite enough. I thought I'd give the whole town a chance!
I'm joking, of course. Actually the answer is quite simple. I want to earn the opportunity to represent your voice to the very best of my ability and do so in the most thoughtful way possible using the skills I've acquired and tuned.
Another question I'm frequently asked is whether or not I'll be taking advantage of the town's health insurance. I will not. I have my own health insurance that I pay for out of pocket. This will save the taxpayers of Rockport a substantial amount of money, and I'm calling on my opponent to make her intentions known. Of course, this is her decision, but the voters should know where she stands before casting their ballot.
Let's be honest, I think you and I can agree that I'm not running for the glory or the money. I'm running because I want to make a difference:
A difference for the great people of Rockport.
A difference for the people who give their time willingly to all of our various town committees.
A difference for the town employees whose love and commitment to our community is apparent in their work every day.
A difference for my 4 children and for yours.
Simply put, a difference for the bright future of Rockport.
My roots here in Rockport run deep with many immediate family members in town. Some work here, some play here, some retired here … all love it here — especially me! If you happen to see Mel at the transfer station or Sue and Dick at Old Garden Beach, please tell them that there really is a bridge off the island.
My skill set is well suited to the demands and responsibilities that come with the position:
Clear thinking;
Solid and proven negotiating skills;
The ability to see both side of an issue;
The judgment to know when a change of position is prudent and in the best interest of the town and the people it serves.
But most importantly, I'm not afraid, and more than willing to ask tough questions that need to be asked and make difficult decisions that need to be made by always carefully identifying "needs vs. wants."
Maybe I'll sound overly optimistic, but why can't civic involvement be an enjoyable, engaging and rewarding experience both for those who serve and those it serves? Shouldn't we all work together for the common good of our town? After all, it is our town.
I'm asking for your vote next Tuesday, May 7, so that together we can make Rockport the very best that it can be. Thank you for your consideration and vote.
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Pioneering diabetes testing system drives jobs growth
2:00pm Thursday 31st July 2014
THE largest employer in Witney is set to increase its workforce by 10 per cent as it gears up for the launch of a new product that could improve the lives of millions of diabetes sufferers.
Entrepreneur with vision for developing enterprise
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8:00am Thursday 31st July 2014
Today is the last day to nominate your top business mums for the NatWest Venus Awards's Business Mother of the Year Award.
F1 team sues ex-employees
7:10am Thursday 31st July 2014
LEAFIELD-based Formula 1 team Caterham is counter-suing a group of former employees who banded together to take the firm to court after being laid off.
Bookshop's success becomes a real-life saga
10:00am Wednesday 30th July 2014
HE'S been around longer than some of his books stacked up on the shelves.
Welcome to the second last bookshop
11:00am Tuesday 29th July 2014
AN OXFORD independent bookshop is branching out by going back to its roots.
New baker's hope for self-raising dough
8:00am Tuesday 29th July 2014
ONE fledgling business is hoping to be able to afford the rent in Oxford's Covered Market by appealing for funding from people on the Internet.
Now online shopping's in store at Oxford's oldest shop
7:30am Tuesday 29th July 2014
OXFORD'S oldest shop is embracing the internet age and creating an online store for the first time in its 276-year history.
Hot-desking to help residents work at home
6:00am Tuesday 29th July 2014
People working from home in Wantage and Grove can now take advantage of a communal computer in the town centre.
Pupils asked to create a vision
2:00pm Thursday 24th July 2014
SCHOOLCHILDREN have been asked to create a vision of the future for a business park.
Popular car-sharing scheme drives its way to top award
2:00pm Thursday 24th July 2014
SOCIAL enterprise Co-Wheels, which runs car clubs in East and South Oxford, Cowley and Headington, has won a top award.
Two car dealerships announce expansion with new sites
2:00pm Thursday 24th July 2014
TWO major motor dealers in the county are expanding with new purpose-built sites.
Pair shun university for a crack at apprenticeships
2:00pm Thursday 24th July 2014
WHILE his friends have spent the past few years partying and running up debt at university, 22-year-old Dominic Callaghan has been carving out a career in engineering.
Future is bright for county's energy trainees as centre opens in Witney
4:00pm Wednesday 23rd July 2014
APPRENTICES can take advantage of a modern purpose-built training centre when it opens in September.
£20,000 fine for firm for breaking asbestos disposal law during demolition
12:30pm Wednesday 23rd July 2014
A DEVELOPMENT firm has been fined £20,000 and ordered to pay costs of more than £15,000 after failing to ensure asbestos was removed safely during the demolition of the Buttercross Works in Witney.
Furniture plant rescue saves 84 jobs
9:30am Wednesday 23rd July 2014
EIGHTY-FOUR staff at Witney furniture maker Corndell were told on Monday that their jobs are safe after a takeover deal was agreed.
Learning to juggle business with lots of 'mummy time'
5:00am Wednesday 23rd July 2014
IT'S often said that mums rule the world, but it's harder than it looks to run a business and cope with kids.
Trio of traders take up longer lease at shop
5:00pm Tuesday 22nd July 2014
ENTREPRENEURS who trialled their businesses in an empty Wantage shop unit have taken it over.
Promise to keep traders in the loop over square work
10:00am Tuesday 22nd July 2014
BUSINESSES and residents have been promised more information in the future over the redevelopment of Oxford's Frideswide Square.
Hygiene ratings proposal 'will push street traders out of city'
8:30am Saturday 19th July 2014
STREET traders claim they are being "pushed out" of Oxford by council proposals to ban vans with poor hygiene ratings.
Business community rises to charity sports challenge
7:30am Saturday 19th July 2014
BUSINESSMEN and women swapped their suits for sports gear to take part in a fundraising challenge in Oxford.
Blue-sky thinking in aviation dream
5:00am Saturday 19th July 2014
AN aviation-themed industrial estate should be built in Carterton to create jobs, says the town council.
Redundancies at F1 team
8:40am Friday 18th July 2014
LEAFIELD-based Formula 1 team Caterham has announced 40 staff redundancies.
Aerospace firm benefits from £2.6m boost
8:00am Friday 18th July 2014
A Harwell company will benefit from a £2.6m funding boost from the Government and aerospace industry.
A 647-mile charity 'cycle ride' without leaving the office
2:00pm Thursday 17th July 2014
A COMMUNICATIONS consultancy used pedal power to cycle 647 miles and raise more than £2,000 for charity without ever leaving Oxford.
Expedition club's proving hardly a busman's holiday
2:00pm Thursday 17th July 2014
If you think you know what a busman's holiday is, think again.
Firms need city to become more like USA, say bosses
2:00pm Thursday 17th July 2014
OXFORDSHIRE's gro-wth as a centre for high-tech industry could be stunted by poor infrastructure and a limited labour pool.
Mobile phone company set to create 25 new jobs
2:00pm Thursday 17th July 2014
A MOBILE telephone accessories manufacturer is looking to triple its workforce just two years after starting up.
Vision of Westgate Centre's £400m future revealed
9:00am Thursday 17th July 2014
NEW designs for the £400m Westgate Shopping Centre have been released today by the developers behind the scheme.
Abingdon job agency emails details of 4,000 workers to client by mistake
10:10pm Wednesday 16th July 2014
A RECRUITMENT agency accidentally emailed a client with the personal details of more than 4,000 workers after a "computer error".
Cowley full of pride as the new Mini scoops top prize
9:00am Wednesday 16th July 2014
THE Cowley-built Mini Hatch has been hailed as "head and shoulders above the competition" after picking up a top industry award.
£1m to get wheels moving with sustainable transport
6:30am Wednesday 16th July 2014
COUNCIL leaders have welcomed a £1m boost in transport funding to help improve links between major employment sites in southern Oxfordshire.
Small traders fear for their business futures
10:00pm Tuesday 15th July 2014
INDEPENDENT traders in Headington say they fear new supermarkets could put them out of business.
Shop volunteers mark 15 years of dedication
10:00pm Tuesday 15th July 2014
FIFTEEN years after Iffley's village shop announced plans to close, its successor is still going strong thanks to the commitment of a dedicated band of volunteers.
The shops rekindling our interest in books
11:10am Monday 14th July 2014
WHEN Mark Thornton opened Mostly Books in Abingdon in 2006, he continued to sell the pots and pans the cookware store had left behind.
'Free parking is needed' in town revamp
6:20am Monday 14th July 2014
COMMUNITY leaders have called for free parking as the final plans to complete Bicester's £70m town centre regeneration were approved.
About 70 jobs at risk at motor-parts company
8:13am Friday 11th July 2014
STAFF at motor-parts firm Unipart Automotive are being urged to "sit tight" while the company tries to finalise a rescue deal.
Promise of 18 new jobs after £2m deal with energy firm
10:00pm Thursday 10th July 2014
A £2M deal brokered by the operator of a new waste incinerator plant due to start operating next month will create 18 jobs.
Defence of pre-tax profits at Oxford University Press
10:00pm Thursday 10th July 2014
PUBLISHING giant Oxford University Press has suffered a drop in its fortunes.
Chinese takeaway franchises on the menu
10:00pm Thursday 10th July 2014
A NATIONAL Chinese takeaway chain is looking to open three new outlets in Oxford.
Entrepreneurs spot a niche in the online food market
10:00pm Thursday 10th July 2014
INTERNET shopping is one of the fastest growth areas of the UK economy, with more than half of all shoppers using online supermarket delivery services.
Letting agent is first to get broadband voucher
6:00am Tuesday 8th July 2014
A PROPERTY business in East Oxford has become the first in the city to receive funding towards the cost of superfast broadband.
Ripping time for home renovation
12:33pm Monday 7th July 2014
Anna Halloran explains how the worst problems are the best hidden, when it comes to home renovations.
Royal Mail refusal 'won't stop revamp of Oxpens'
8:00am Monday 7th July 2014
THE leader of Oxford City Council has said that Royal Mail's refusal to cooperate in the Oxpens redevelopment wouldn't be a "showstopper".
On to a winner with lavender at Wimbledon
6:30am Saturday 5th July 2014
TENNIS fans are eagerly watching the action on centre court, but one woman is more concerned about what's happening in the shops at Wimbledon.
Firm wins cancer test grant
8:40am Friday 4th July 2014
A firm developing an on-the-spot cancer detection test has won a £50,000 grant.
Bicester park-and-ride centre will not be ready for Christmas and sales
6:50am Friday 4th July 2014
PLANS to build a park-and-ride in Bicester as part of a package of measures to ease traffic congestion have been delayed.
Online furniture traders opt for a store
10:00pm Thursday 3rd July 2014
While some businesses are closing or scaling back their high street outlets and going online, Nathan West and Ko Asakura are going in the other direction.
Bright spark wanted
2:00pm Thursday 3rd July 2014
An electronics firm is inviting students to apply for a paid internship.
Hotel sold in town
2:00pm Thursday 3rd July 2014
The Banbury House Hotel has been sold for an undisclosed sum.


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— What are your thoughts on Broadway Tower being purchased for $250,000? Comment here or facebook.com/enidnews.
Glad it sold. (41 votes, 18.81 percent)
Surprised by the price. (121 votes, 55.5 percent)
I have no opinion. (56 votes, 25.69 percent)
steve — That building must need alot of work to sell for that price. Good luck
John Galt — I couldn't find these people or this company in a google search. Maybe the paper could call them up and get some real history and give them a small town welcome.
old Enidite — Almost seems like a joke. $250,000 for the landmark building? Very vague all around.
dennis — who cares what it sold for or the terms of the sale or the number of attempts at selling it. the sale was a private transaction between the sellers and buyer. at least the city was not involved in anyway


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The holidays are here—and we hope you're ready! We don't want you spending all weekend shuffling through your attic in search of those Old Navy fleeces you hid months ago. There's just too much holiday fun to be had this weekend, and we can't let you miss it! Now we know you're busy and all, but this weekend's lineup is too good to pass up. Check out all the local holiday happenings and try to fit some into your weekend!
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WHY GO: You've gotta get that shopping done, whether you're ready or not! And hey, stick around and you'll get to enjoy some music from Festive Brass at 2 p.m.
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PRICING: No cover charge.
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: Santa will swing through the Quaker Hill neighborhoods on Thursday and Friday evenings. Schedule a stop for your little ones!
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- – Friday at 8 p.m. in the Wolf Den.
- – Friday at 10 p.m. on the Tuscany Patio.
- – Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Wolf Den.
- – Sunday at 2 a.m. and 2 p.m. at Mohegan Sun Arena.
- – Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Wolf Den.
: The Mystic Aquarium's holiday celebration begins Monday and runs through Sunday, Jan. 1.


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The Marsannay Clos du Roy will match very well..
Cellar/Tasting Notes
The Santenay Clos de Malte Blanc is a rich and structured wine. It is elegant and fresh, giving off fruity aromas as well as lemon-scents and subtle hints of wood.
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It will perfectly accompany delicate meat dishes as well as most cheeses.
Cellar/Tasting Notes The Pernand Vergelesses Premier Cru Clos de la Croix de Pierre is a structured as well as a very delicate wine. It develops nice aromas of well matured black fruits. It is quite long in the mouth with supple tannins.
It will perfectly match with tender red meats, lamb and mild cheeses.
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This wine will be perfect with any light dishes,..
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The 2011 Beaune Greves Premier Cru yields a lush, plump, seductively fruity wine of medium body, with supple cherry and raspberry fruit and gentle notes of oak in a balanced, well-knit structure.
Cellar/Tasting Notes "More moderate though far from invisible wood surrounds notes of menthol and cool cherry aromas slides gracefully into supple, vibrant and attractively rich and mineral-driven middle weight flavors that possess a lovely mouth feel thanks to the relatively fine-grained tannins. Despite their fine..
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This Premier Cru is an elegant wine, quite full in body with red fruit aromas, spices and vanilla notes.
Cellar/Tasting Notes The 2011 Nuits Saint Georges produces a deeply colored powerful, full bodied wine of intense colour. It develops ripe, robust fruit flavors and nuances of oak in the bouquet.
This rich elegant wine will pair beautifully with red wine sauces, marinated or roasted game and medium tasting..
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Hydraulic fracturing chemicals are exempt from federal disclosure laws. That's due to famous language inside a 2005 federal law known as the "Halliburton Loophole," which exempts drillers from the Clean Water Act.
A growing number of states – Pennsylvania among them – have passed their own disclosure regulations, though. Wyoming was first, in September 2010. Arkansas, Pennsylvania and Michigan followed suit. In June 2011, Texas became the first state to pass a law requiring companies to disclose what chemicals are being shot into the ground at each well.
Several other states, including Colorado and Montana, are in the process of writing disclosure regulations.
A website called FracFocus is becoming a national clearinghouse for information about fracking chemicals. It's run by the Groundwater Protection Council, and received a ringing endorsement from the federal Department of Energy's August report on shale drilling, which called for an "immediate" increase in well-by-well chemical disclosure.
All five state regulations and laws allow companies to claim "trade secrets," and keep information about certain chemicals from being released to the public. Four of the five – Pennsylvania is the outlier – have set up websites where people can read well-by-well chemical information.
Pennsylvania's Democratic U.S. Senator, Bob Casey, is leading the push to close the federal disclosure loophole. But while the energy industry is on-board with state-level disclosure regulations, the bulk of drilling companies oppose federal requirements, calling them redundant.


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The Town Hall, with its "gothic Victorian" architecture has remained the focal point of the heart of Danville since it was built in 1886. It is an important historic building in our town. It was recognized as the primary center of economic, business and social activity for the town for the first half of the twentieth century, and was named to the National Register of Historic Places in Washington, DC in 2000.
Through the efforts of the Heritage Commission, in 2003 the town was awarded a $2,500 matching grant from the Land and Community Heritage Investment Program (LCHIP) to do a feasibility study of the options and costs necessary to bring the second floor of the building into code and back into community service. Restoration architects, Tennant/Wallace, performed the study.
In 2007, again through the efforts of the Heritage Commission, the town was awarded a $10,000 grant from the "Moose Plate" program to install heat and air conditioning and bring the electrical systems on the second floor into compliance.
The town has maintained the building properly over the years, and this is a continuation of that effort. Because of its historical status, it may be eligible for grant monies, but most require a matching amount from the town.
Good maintenance of our existing town hall should provide us with continued use of one of our historic landmarks and help us avoid a potential future cost of a new building. Passage of this warrant article will start a savings fund for the money needed for the repairs and give us a leg up to apply for available grants that require a match.
Vote Yes on Article 15. Everybody wins.
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We're in Los Angeles on a Saturday afternoon in a penthouse apartment 26 stories above the Miracle Mile. A man named Alec Sulkin sinks into an expansive couch. Clad in jeans and an aging New England Patriots hoodie, he alternates between fiddling with his iPhone and watching the Dodgers beat the Rockies on the TV in front of him. He has the floppy, basset-hound handsomeness of a Rubber Soul–era Beatle and lives in what looks like a hotel suite that has been squatted by a lassitudinous college-age stoner. Modern Stormtrooper is the predominant interior design motif. The cannon fodder of the Galactic Empire looks down upon him from various posters and prints. Competing for pride of place are images of Peter, Brian and Stewie Griffin—understandably so since Sulkin is a staff writer and producer on the Fox animated series Family Guy.
The 39-year-old Sulkin peers at his iPhone with a momentary flash of purpose. He opens the Twitter app, taps out a few words, thinks briefly, taps a little bit more and hits the tweet button. The following piece of pith goes up on his Twitter account: "Just once, I'd like to trigger an explosion while walking away from it." Instantly, his followers read it. There are 365,309 of them—an ever-shifting mass of strangers, friends, celebrities, stalkers and detractors. Within seconds, their responses begin to roll in. More than 340 followers retweet the joke (or, in Twitter vernacular, RT it). Another 248 followers favorite it. "More mentions than minutes is a good rule of thumb," Sulkin says with a whiff of mantra.
Sulkin doesn't remember the day he joined Twitter. All he knows is that he signed up at some point in March 2009 only to let his account languish, as many people do. Mainly, he was unsure how to make Twitter a part of his life, as many people are. He does know, however, the exact moment he got serious about Twitter—a quick, unconsidered moment at home alone: "I was watching The Net, with Sandra Bullock, which is a movie I've seen many more times than it deserves. I was looking at her weird 1990s khakis, and I tweeted about that." The exact tweet, for historical purposes: "Sandra Bullock sports an unreasonably high-waisted pair of khakis in The Net. (I'm back!)"
Such was the inauspicious beginning of Sulkin's perfection of a new and strange sort of celebrity—Twitter stardom. The first wave of followers was composed of people around the Family Guy office—fellow writers whom Sulkin respects—who joined the site just to follow @thesulk, his nom de tweets. One of them, Gary Janetti (@GaryJanetti, 59,348 followers), is the boyfriend of stylist guy Brad Goreski from the Bravo series It's a Brad, Brad World. At some point, Goreski (@mrbradgoreski, 173,942 followers), who had something like 20,000 followers at the time, #FF'd Sulkin (that's Twitter shorthand for recommending another user to one's own followers). And presto, the next wave of followers for @thesulk. Over the next few months—through a combination of the right time (the dawn of Twitter), the right place (strategically perfect #FFs and RTs) and the right guy (Sulkin is deeply, naturally funny)—@thesulk found himself getting very, very popular. And that popularity has little to do with Family Guy or the fact that until recently he was having sexual relations with Sarah Silverman. Today, Sulkin is legitimately famous because of Twitter.
Writing a good tweet can be vexing—you try being memorably funny and cogent in 140 characters or fewer—but comedians seem adept at it. If nothing else, Twitter, a place where humor needs to be honed into a small, diamond-sharp shiv, reminds us that one simple joke can be vast in its relevance and depth. Look at some of the best aphoristic humorists and you'll see how much can be said in just a few words. S.J. Perelman: "To err is human; to forgive, supine." (36 characters.) Oscar Wilde: "One should always play fairly when one has the winning cards." (61 characters.) Dorothy Parker: "If you want to know what God thinks of money, just look at the people he gave it to." (84 characters.) The same goes for the Borscht Belt comedians of yore, whose bam-bam-bam lines would have been RT'd like crazy. As Don Rickles (@DonRickles, 70,626 followers) recently told me via e-mail, "If Henny Youngman were alive today he would be having a field day with Twitter." Rickles is right. One of Youngman's more famous lines—"When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading"—is a modest 58 characters. All the Borscht Belters kept it short and sweet. To wit, Jackie Mason: "Eighty percent of married men cheat in America. The rest cheat in Europe." (73 characters.) Or Joan Rivers: "A man can sleep around, no questions asked. But if a woman makes 19 or 20 mistakes, she's a tramp." (98 characters.)
Sulkin alternates between a few comedic approaches on Twitter. There's the blue material: "Not to be a dick but jizz! Jizz! Jizz! Drip. Piss." There are lame puns: "Wrote a paper on big 90s boobs, but I was never totally satisfied with my Tiffani-Amber Thesis." (Annoyed friends have told Sulkin they are sure he suffers from Witzelsucht syndrome, a rare neurological disorder characterized by excessive, compulsive punning.) And then there are my favorites—the brutally self-deprecating put-downs: "Hiding weakness is one of my strengths." And "I disgust myself but I don't surprise myself."
"I have a lot of shitty months," he says, which is fine by me because the anxious, neurotic stuff is where Sulkin not only clambers to the top of the Twitter heap but also becomes a torchbearer of classic Jewish comedy. (Another of my all-time favorite Sulkin tweets: "Every time my Dad blows his nose, I kinda get why there was a holocaust.") Sulkin's wildly varied repertoire stems from his worry about being pigeonholed as a one-note comic. "Woody Allen is a great example of someone who has smart jokes and silly jokes," he says. "He pays homage to Groucho Marx, but a lot of his other jokes are incredibly sophisticated and nuanced. Some of his movies are barely funny. They're tragic. I try to do that in some of my stuff. If I'm feeling sad, I'll tweet something sad. I don't care that it isn't a joke."
Allow me to humbly propose a theory about comedy on Twitter: We have become too immersed in postmodern humor—mockumentaries, shows within shows, unreliable comedic narrators, knowing glances to the camera. Comedy has become like one big William Gaddis novel. And that's great: It's advanced; it makes us sophisticated. Yet where does the simple, pure joke live in that jungle of referential complication? All this cleverness risks suffocating the kernels of stupid truth that are at the heart of everything funny. But not on Twitter—a wildlife preserve for one-liners, puns and double entendres. At its essence, Twitter is a mode of comedy that resists too much cleverness. And comedians, as in real-life comedians, are thankful for it. "Meta-comedy is so goddamn annoying," Norm Macdonald (@normmacdonald, 365,258 followers) told me not long ago. "Comedy isn't important enough to be meta. To me, the best joke ever is 'Take my wife, please.' It's a three-word setup and a one-word punch line."
Even meta-comedy masters like Garry Shandling, the co-creator of It's Garry Shandling's Show (Old Testament meta) and The Larry Sanders Show (New Testament meta), are enlivened by Twitter (@GarryShandling, 168,256 followers). His feed is full of odd spellings, inventive grammar and nonsensical thoughts. It's warty and only occasionally funny, but it's weirdly compelling. He treats his followers as if they were the manifestation of a Hydra that follows him around his house. He frequently says good night on Twitter, and his fans say it back to him—kind of like a twisted, digital version of The Waltons. Meanwhile, he still manages a hysterical gem now and again (e.g., "eHarmony matched me up with a gun").
"Some of my tweets are just silly," Shandling explains. "They don't make sense on the surface, but my followers start to sense this punchy guy. That's hilarious to me. Sometimes they'll go, 'Are you drinking tonight, Garry?' The answer is always no, because I don't drink. But I get loose, and I think they're not used to people being so loose on Twitter. I work Twitter like it's a big room. A comedian working a nightclub can lose the room, but on Twitter you can actually lose the whole world."
The first published jokes to spring forth from Sulkin's mind appeared in a much more analog venue—The Circle, the more subversive of the two newspapers at his tony Massachusetts prep school, Middlesex. The humor, while not dripping with nuance, at least attempted to push buttons. "We once published 'The Top 10 Worst Things About Our School Librarian,'?" he tells me. "It was mean—things like 'You're old, and your life is sad.'?" The piece caused such a stir that Sulkin found himself standing before the school's headmaster, treading carpet and begging forgiveness. Later, during Sulkin's senior year, the school appointed a new headmaster, an Asian American woman. Again, he published a list—this time of "names one shouldn't call" the new hire. Each was a ridiculous Wild West insult ("Lily Liver," "Chicken Gizzard"). Among the gags was "Yellowbelly." A PC shit storm ensued due to the headmaster's ethnicity, and Sulkin spent graduation day in a disciplinary meeting facing bizarre charges of racism, which were later dropped.
He spent the next four years at Connecticut College, where he majored in pot smoking. "I'm sure the classes and teachers were great," he says. "But I never went." (Sulkin's love affair with THC continues today, and some of his best tweets have been about weed—e.g., "Kids, don't smoke pot. Unless you want to be like the Beatles" or "Kids, never mix pot, alcohol and vicodin unless you want a severe case of the fucking wonderfuls.") As a senior, Sulkin scored an internship at Saturday Night Live. "Chris Farley was there," he recalls. "David Spade was there. It was the remnants of the Adam Sandler–Mike Myers era." After graduation, he parlayed the internship into a job as a writers' assistant. Mainly this meant gofering, but from time to time he put actual words to paper. "I sometimes would write those little ads with that week's host saying, 'Hi, I'm so-and-so. I'm hosting Saturday Night Live, with musical guest so-and-so.' Then they would do a quick joke, which was mine. It was exciting." Norm Macdonald, who was still doing "Weekend Update" at the time, remembers Sulkin, though just barely. "He hardly ever spoke," Macdonald says.
After being replaced at SNL by Regis Philbin's daughter (weird), Sulkin drifted into stand-up comedy. Though he professes to have hated every minute of it, he continued to tell jokes before a live audience for the next three years, dragging himself on stage to somnambulate his way through a set of static material for minuscule crowds who didn't give a shit about him. "I remember all my terrible jokes," he says. "It was around the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta so I did something about the Jewish Olympics with events like the 'oy vey-vault' and the 'shot-put that down before you hurt yourself.'?"
Salvation came in 1999 when he was asked to audition for a writer's position on The Late Late Show With Craig Kilborn. (Remember him?) After getting the morning paper and quickly submitting 50 jokes about the news contained therein (an exercise not unlike Twitter), Sulkin got the job. Also on Kilborn's staff was Wellesley Wild, an old friend from Sulkin's Marijuana U days at Connecticut College. "Wellesley and I decided that we would partner up," says Sulkin. "We mainly wanted to get into sitcoms because you can only make a certain amount of money writing for late-night television, thanks to union rules." One of their early spec scripts landed them on the 2003 Fox series The Pitts, which had the lifespan of a mayfly. But the show's writing staff included Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane. Guess where that led.


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My Neighbor Totoro
|Release Date: May 07, 1993
|Running Time: 88 mins.
|MPAA Rating: G
|Genre: Adventure, Animated
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I think I will have a snack and take a nap before I eat and go to sleep.
The Ravens seem to be in a downward spiral.
The Dallas Cowboys are dealing with something much worse than losing a game. One of their practice squad members (Jerry Brown) was killed in a car crash because his teammate (Josh Brent)who was driving was drunk. When will common sense kick in and these players call a cab instead of try driving while intoxicated? My sympathy to the family of the player who died. I am still having difficulty feeling sympathy for Brent, but I really should.
As far as I understand it, there are resources these players could take advantage of to get themselves home. They wouldn't even have to call a cab.
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Lady 3: The google is a terrible thing, I mean I don't want anything on there! (Overheard by millyskate on a London train.)
Oh man, second time?
I think I will have a snack and take a nap before I eat and go to sleep.
Whatever the Redskins are drinking these days, I'll have some.
"Youth and vigor is no match for age and deceit." -- Prancer
The disgrace of the season happened today at the Cowboys/Steelers game in Dallas today. That tool Jerry Jones let that <alleged> drunk driving player of their's Josh Brent, who's suspended from the team, hang around the sidelines at the game. Supposedly the victim's mother asked Jerry Jones for some forgiveness to Brent, so that's why he was allowed on the sidelines. This is an OUTRAGE. There is no doubt what happened here, he's guilty, he killed a teammate and friend and he will be going to jail for a long time. Yet Jones doesn't see the message he's sending to the team and the world? Kill someone and you can still hang around the team? WTH?
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Atlanta Falcons!!! for spectacularly whomping the snot out of the NY Giants 34-0 !!!!
Roll Tide, y'all!
I haven't been this nervous about a football game in about 15 years. Go, 'Skins!
"Youth and vigor is no match for age and deceit." -- Prancer
Might've cost us a couple of picks but, damn, a win is a win and the Bills need any one they can get.
Go 'Skins!
3539 and counting.
Slightly Wounding Banana list cont: MacMadame.
If it can't be my Gmen winning NFC East, then happy it's the Redskins
"Marge, if you're going to get mad at me every time I do something stupid, then I guess I'm just going to have to stop doing stupid things!" - Homer Simpson in the Mr. Plow episode
Wow! RGIII, Russell Wilson, and Andrew Luck all lead their teams to the playoffs! Amazing rookie class! Love 'em all, but cheering for RGIII and the Skins since he's my boyfriend .