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Professor Davie earned his MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and has taught at the university level for six years, most recently as an adjunct professor of design at The Art Academy of Cincinnati.
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Lil B revists the nebulous, stream of conscious style of his highly productive Based Freestyle period (2008-9) on "Pussy on My Face," a formless assortment of spoken word, sweaty grunts and whining lazer sounds that folds over itself like cake batter. Via text, Lil B says:
It's been a real long time [since I made a Based Freestyle]. Basedworld studios is back, I'm so happy omg. Ur guna love something I got coming nobody knows! Ur guna be proud!
Stream the track above, thanks to a fan who saved it before B took down the original video:
WOW THE RARE SONG IS GONE! BLESS ALL WHO COLLECTED RARE LIL B LEAK! – Lil B
— Lil B From The Pack (@LILBTHEBASEDGOD) January 31, 2012
Download a selection of Based Freestyles released on Myspace in 2009, recently re-uploaded by Noz as a sign of solidarity with Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom, here. Watch "In Down Bad," the newest "PRETTY AGRESSIVE" video from B's forthcoming White Flame tape, below.

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- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper.
- In a large skillet over medium-low heat, melt the butter, then stir in the seeds. Cook, stirring constantly, until the seeds turn slightly brown in color, about 10 minutes. Remove from heat. Drain off any excess butter, and stir in the cinnamon, nutmeg, and maple syrup until the seeds are thoroughly coated with spices. Spread the seeds out onto the prepared baking sheet.
- Bake in the preheated oven until crisp and golden brown, stirring every 10 minutes, for 30 to 45 total minutes of baking time.
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I'm a pumpkin seed purist (roasted w/ sea salt & EVOO) so I enjoyed trying out new recipes this afternoon, after some goopy, messy jack-o-lantern carving. I chose this recipe (for the sweet) and another one that was more spicy. Truth be told, after they cooled, I mixed the 2 batches together for a co-minglng of savory and sugary. However, as this recipe stands, I enjoyed it, but really recommend going 300 deg. instead of 350, b/c some of my seeds got sticky and burnt. The smell wafting through my house while these roasted -- DEEEEEVINE!
This was a nice different recipe.I liked the sweetness, instead of the regular saltyones I make. I doubled everything in the ingredients, except the butter. And I only had to bake it for 20 minutes, but that may be because I used a pie pumpkin instead of a regular sized pumpkin, so the seeds were smaller and cooked faster.
Addictive. They pass the kid test. These will go fast at our house. I may make another batch and include them in a granola mix.
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- 14%
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- 4%
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- 3 g
- 6%
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- 15 mg
- 5%
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Chuck Ferguson grew up in South Boston working with David McCollum for many years at the downtown shoe store.
Never in his wildest dreams did Ferguson foresee his youngest son inheriting his musical inclinations and hitting the road at age 10 to make a name for himself in the world of rock.
A graduate of Halifax County High School, the son of Charles and Jere Allred Ferguson of Halifax now lives in Creedmoor, N.C., with his wife, Marcey, and their 14-year-old athletic son, Camden, and their "unique" 12-year-old son, Brooks Paul.
When their youngest child started singing at age 2, Chuck and Marcey had no idea about the ride Brooks Paul was about to take them on.
Fast forward 10 years.
Hailing from the small town of Creedmoor, N.C., Brooks Paul, aka The Prince of Rock, will make history at Myrtle Beach Bike Week the second week of May, when he becomes the youngest performer ever to perform at this historic (over 70 years running) event.
But don't be fooled. This 12-year-old rocker and his adult band have been touring the East Coast from Florida to Virginia for two years, making Brooks Paul a favorite at all sorts of venues, including festivals, large night clubs and outdoor amphitheaters.
Selling t-shirts, posters and his latest CD release, Brooks signs autographs and hangs around for fan photos up to two hours after his concerts.
Referred to as Wilmington's top drummer, John Wade, 40, is the band's drummer, making John the closest band member to Brooks in age.
Also joining Brooks on stage are professional adult musicians Kelly Jolly of Durham, N.C., Randy Garner of Creedmoor, N.C., and Watt Meadows (formerly of Halifax) now residing in Clarksville.
Though all of these musicians had years of experience, they had never played together, or even met each other, until they came together forming this band.
Having already become The Youngest Performer Ever to take the stages at venues in N.C. from Wilmington Clubs to the Longbranch of Raleigh, in February Brooks Paul took the same title playing two shows daily at Daytona Bike Week in Florida.
Now he and his band take this show to South Carolina and do it again. Brooks Paul will be performing during Bike Week at The Beaver Bar in Murrells Inlet, S.C., with two shows daily May 12, 13 and 14 at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. daily.
On Friday night, June 14, there will be a one night performance in Raleigh, N.C. This will be an all ages permitted concert at the Longbranch of Raleigh at 608 Creekside Drive.
"Brooks himself hit the stage with mirror shades, bandana and blonde hair almost to his waist, and image-wise he's already hit the nail on the head. Clearly it hasn't escaped the notice of a few young ladies that he's as cute as a button, and by the end of the first verse there was a clutch of early teen (and younger) girls giving Brooks adoring looks and swooning… nothing wrong with that at all, and perhaps a marker for what is more or less sure to come as his career progresses. I will note though, it wasn't just young ladies watching, as the area front of the stage was packed with rock and metal fans of all ages – young to old," stated excerpts from a NovaMetal Review.
"I predict seriously great things for this young man. For me he comes over vocally as a cross between Axl Rose and Bon Scott, minus the bad attitude and affection for a drink or three (Doh! Well obviously…), with a drop of Lou Gramm for good measure. Obviously at age 11 there is a lot of growing up to come, but all the signs are there for stardom.
"If you get a chance to see Brooks Paul, definitely take it," the review concludes.


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STILLWATER — 1. How many days in Lent?
Forty is a common number found throughout the Bible. When Noah built the Ark, it rained for 40 days. Moses and the Israelites wandered the desert for 40 years. And the Lenten season lasts 40 days, but Sundays are not counted.
2. Do you have to give up something for Lent?
Many Catholics and Protestants show penitence by giving up something — chocolate, their favorite TV show, technology — for Lent. In recent years, some have started doing extra instead of without.
How did the tradition of meatless Fridays start?
It has been traced to the early centuries of the church. It started in memory of Jesus' death on Good Friday. Early church members wouldn't eat meat in recognition of the crucifixion. Blood was shed to prepare the animal for eating.
4. What is Ash Wednesday?
Genesis 3:19: "For dust thou art, and to dust shalt thou return." The ashes symbolize mortality. Traditionally, the ashes are made by burning dried palm fronds saved from the previous year's Palm Sunday service.
5. What is the origin of the word Lent?
Lent is derived from the old Anglo-Saxon word lengten, which means springtime. The word represents the time of year the celebration of Jesus' resurrection occurs.


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In a recent Facebook post, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings had some inflammatory things to say about media giant Comcast.
"I spent the weekend enjoying four good internet video apps on my Xbox: Netflix, HBO GO, Xfinity, and Hulu," Hastings said.
"When I watch video on my Xbox from three of these four apps, it counts against my Comcast internet cap. When I watch through Comcast's Xfinity app, however, it does not...The same device, the same IP address, the same wifi, the same internet connection, but totally different cap treatment. In what way is this neutral?"
For those of you who may not know: Comcast residential customers are limited to 250 GB of bandwidth usage per month. Exceed that cap and you might face a temporary ban on your Internet access or a reduction of your available speed until a representative resets it. Violate these terms twice in a six-month period, and the company will suspend you from receiving its services for a full calendar year.
But how could somebody possibly exceed 250 GB in a calendar month?
All major media content is switching to HD--which consumers want, and which occupies an enormous amount of bandwidth to stream. Just one movie or TV show of Blu-ray HD quality (720-1080p) can consume 6 to 12GB depending upon its runtime. Decide to stay in one weekend and catch up on a TV series you missed, and you may gobble up as much as one-third of your monthly Internet usage.
Back to Hastings, who went on to say: "Comcast is no longer following net neutrality principles," and should either "apply [bandwidth] caps equally, or not at all".
Net neutrality is the belief that Internet service providers shouldn't restrict their consumers' digital access based on the content, sites, equipment or methods of communication they use.
Hastings might have a point here. Comcast is rolling out "Streampix," its new, Xfinity-branded digital content delivery system that will solidify its claim to a share of the streaming entertainment market. Unlike Netflix, which is subject to Comcast bandwidth caps, Streampix usage is not applied towards its customers' monthly download limits.
This effectively allows Comcast to provide its own programming content--which has increased considerably after its merger with NBC/Universal--at a better rate of speed, and without usage caps.
Comcast defends this policy by claiming that since its service is brought to customers via its privately owned network, and not the normal public internet bandwidth, the company is well within its rights to limit.
So if a customer is already getting streaming movies and TV shows from his cable provider as an add-on service, why pay the additional money to Netflix? With the recent failure of its Qwikster service (alongside a very poorly-timed rate hike), and now this direct competition from the vendors that provide the pipeline across which its services are carried, the company is looking for other ways to diversify its revenues.
Recently, Netflix has broken into the original programming market, committing to serialized dramas featuring actors like Kevin Spacey and Steve Van Zandt, a horror series from Eli Roth, and even committing to a new season of Arrested Development. Such exclusive content like this might be just what it needs to attract and retain subscribers, particularly if it's the only place to see cult TV shows that were previously cancelled.
All of a sudden the unwiring movement seems a lot less attractive.
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MOBILE, ALA.: When Darrell Hazell arrived at Kent State two years ago after seven seasons as an assistant coach at Ohio State, one of the first things he realized in his first head coaching job was that the Golden Flashes needed an ego boost.
The program had suffered through decades of losing, and Hazell believed changes needed to start with the way the team perceived itself. So he began guiding the group though imagery sessions in the team room at Dix Stadium.
One of the first sessions Hazell conducted has again crossed the minds of many of the KSU players as the No. 25 Golden Flashes (11-2) prepare to face the Arkansas State Red Wolves (9-3) in the GoDaddy.com Bowl on Sunday night.
The teams' nicknames were central to that session.
"Before, we all really didn't know what a golden eagle or a golden flash was," senior kicker Freddy Cortez said. "So at first when coach starts showing us films, we were like, 'Oh, he's just going to show us films of birds.' "
Instead, Cortez and his teammates were surprised by what they saw.
"It showed the size of the eagle and what it does," he said. "How it soars around, looking for its prey then isn't afraid to attack animals much bigger than itself. That's when we really began to take pride in being a Golden Flash."
Shaped by the imagery, Cortez said he felt the team begin to mimic an eagle's mindset toward the end of last season when the Flashes rebounded from a 1-6 start by winning four of their last five games. Then this season from the start, Cortez said the Flashes were ready to attack, just like an eagle.
"We prepared all week like we were soaring around looking for our prey, then attack it with precision through preparation on game day," he said.
That imagery work began to take on an even bigger significance the past month and a half.
"In the clips, it showed the eagle zeroing in on a wolf," Cortez said. "The way that fell into place this year was just so ironic. We played the [Northern Illinois] Huskies in the MAC Championship game and then we'll play the Red Wolves in the bowl game. It's just kind of given us this meant-to-be feeling. Our last two games, the two biggest games in school history, are against wolves."
A Husky is a dog, but close enough.
Purdue staff
When Hazell heads to Purdue after KSU's bowl game, sources at both schools said he is planning on taking a few coaches from his KSU staff along with him. Expected to join Hazell with the Boilermakers are defensive coordinator Jon Heacock, linebackers coach Marcus Freeman, running backs coach Jafar Williams, strength and conditioning coach Doug Davis and director of operations Tommy Cook.
Guest speaker
Former speakers at the GoDaddy.com Bowl Mayor's Luncheon have included former NBA great Charles Barkley, Hall of Fame quarterbacks Joe Theismann and Terry Bradshaw and NASCAR driver Danica Patrick. So, it was a bit odd when down home comedian Larry the Cable Guy was picked to serve as this year's bowl luncheon speaker on Friday afternoon.
"I guess I'm here to class the bowl game up a bit," he joked during a brief introductory press conference before lunch, wearing his trademark cut off sleeves and hunting gear.
He drew laughs from Hazell and Athletic Director Joel Nielsen when he said: "Believe it or not, I was going to play football at Kent State. But one thing kept me from that — high school."
At least some players appreciated the offbeat humor. After the luncheon, freshman kicker Brad Miller tweeted: "Meeting Larry the Cable Guy was pretty legit! #GitRDone"
Bowl swag
Every day since arriving in Mobile, KSU players have been given a bowl gift. After arriving Wednesday, they were given Soul Republic headphones with the KSU logo. Thursday's gift was a large leather garment bag featuring the GoDaddy.com logo. Friday's gift was a watch. Before Sunday's game, the players will receive a commemorative game ball. Before leaving for Mobile, the university gave players and coaches new blue Nike warmup suits featuring the bowl logo on the back.
All aboard
The Flashes had their final bowl practice early Friday morning at the University of South Alabama's practice field, but there is one big event left on their bowl week agenda before Sunday night's game. Today the players and coaches are being treated to a tour and lunch aboard the USS Alabama, the famous Word War II battleship.
Haynes arrival
New KSU coach Paul Haynes arrived in Mobile on Friday along with his family and about 30 friends. In addition to his wife and three children, Haynes was greeted at Friday's luncheon by several of his former KSU teammates who made the trip, including former receiver Brian Dushon and defensive back Kevin Harris.
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For fans that didn't make the trip to Mobile, there are still opportunities to cheer on the Flashes with fellow KSU supporters. Kent State's University Alumni Association is hosting game watch parties across the country in areas with larger populations of Kent State alumni. Visit www.ksualumni.org/bowlwatch for more information.
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The Irish House Party is returning to the Raue Center for the Arts after playing to a sold-out crowd last year.
The group will perform at 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25., at the Raue, 26 N. Williams St., downtown Crystal Lake.
The five member group combines Irish music and dance to conjure images of flat caps, waist coats and comely maidens dancing at the cross-roads.
"The Irish House Party is a welcome antidote to these often cheesy portrayals of Irish music and culture," said Alexandra McMillin, Raue marketing and development coordinator, said in a press release. "Don't miss the party you'll be talking about all year long."
The show is hosted by All-Ireland champion musicians, dancers and entertaining
presenters who create a unique Irish experience in its proper homely setting resulting in an exciting new theatre-going experience, according to the press release.
This fresh approach has made the show hugely popular with both Irish and international audiences with sell-out shows in Dublin. The whole idea is creating an atmosphere where guests can be entertained and educated about the music. There is no distance between the performers and the guests - just like a proper Irish house party.
The Irish House Party producers, Declan Quinn and Gerry Nolan, also perform, and Quinn's father plays the button key accordion in the show. Like many traditional musicians in Ireland, they attended numerous traditional house parties and felt it was time to bring this unique experience to the stage.
Tickets are only $20 - but hurry, this show is certain to be another sell-out.
Purchase tickets online at www.rauecenter.org, via the Box Office at 26 N. Williams St., or by calling 815-356-9212.


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Consultation over £1m grant for Ashley Road is delayed (From Bournemouth Echo)
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Consultation over £1m grant for Ashley Road is delayed
5:00pm Sunday 20th January 2013 in News
A CONSULTATION over how to spend £1million in grant money on Parkstone's Ashley Road will start later than planned, locals have been told.
The Borough of Poole had expected to be consulting already over how to spend the money from the Local Sustainable Transport Fund, which is part of an £12million scheme to improve the A35 corridor through the conurbation.
Transport manager Steve Tite said the consultation had been delayed after a council committee considered criticisms of the way a road system was planned around the town's two bridges.
"I think it's really the select committee that has made us re-think our process to make sure we are fully engaging with the community. You haven't missed it," he told Newtown and Parkstone residents at an area meeting.
Cllr Brian Clements, who chaired the select committee, said: "Probably the most significant outcome from it was a view that we really have to make our planners and our highways people work very closely together to try and make sure these schemes address the needs of people.
"It's not to be just about getting cars moving as fast as we possibly can. We have to look at pedestrian interests."
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6:06pm Sun 20 Jan 13
dorsetspeed says...
"to try and make sure these schemes address the needs of people"
I'm almost speechless, and that takes some doing I can tell you. Here's the last email I sent to Poole Council that was ignored:
Dear Xena,
Does your delay in responding mean that there is not in fact an open and properly thought out case for the bridge / road system in Poole? That the views of the public have not been properly considered? That the compromises (as there always are) have not been properly acknowledged, understood, and balanced? That there is no forward plan (costs, timescale, priorities, etc) for dealing with the compromises?
I googled "poole council bridge road" and could only find bad news.
Please, if Poole Council have done this properly, responsibly and competently, can you point me to any evidence? The lack of enthusiasm to provide it is only indicating at the moment that Poole Council have simply made this up as it went along, and what we have ended up with – an unreliable and probably incorrectly positioned bridge with traffic control an 8 year old could have designed better and a dangerous, inefficient connecting road system the inevitable result.
The sad thing is that this obviously fits with everything else, such as:
-traffic lights on Fleetsbridge roundabout that increase congestion and probably accidents, which the council lied about bringing a £300k annual saving and then covered up / ignored the complaint
-absurd speed limit reductions, speed camera installations and support of Dorset Road Safe, which no one should be in any doubt by now, is simply money making with no interest whatsoever in saving life (and hence costing life)
-on the same theme, a parking camera car introduced on the promise of protecting school zigzags and then used instead to target anything that moves – and just to provide the icing on the cake, is frequently seen parked in a "keep clear" zone near the Dolphin shopping centre.
-traffic "calming" that is a nightmare for those it was meant to protect (Sterte),
-traffic "calming" that makes the roads more dangerous (Creekmoor),
Etc etc.
How much more damage, danger and waste will we have to suffer before someone does something (I believe the buck stops with Cllr Atkinson which is why I'm now waiting for a response from her).
6:10pm Sun 20 Jan 13
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Any such local assistance would be most productive if it were provided with a timetable showing the dates for production of relevant material, the dates for local consultations and approvals and the dates for the starts and ends of the various packages of physical work.
It is hoped that the locally elected Councillors are on the case - it is suspected that they could do with some assistance in ensuring the right solution is found quickly. Total reliance upon BoP Employees (collaborating or otherwise) seems unfair since local people know about living and working in the Ashley Road area very well and that knowledge should be harnessed.
It is noted that your report gives no detail about the length of the "delay". Could it be as much as a month ??
8:56pm Sun 20 Jan 13
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8:59pm Sun 20 Jan 13
Black Pirate says...
7:42am Mon 21 Jan 13
mmmmmmm says...
On Sterte road the traffic calming may be badly done but vehicles travelling at 20 mph is so much better.
8:11am Mon 21 Jan 13
dorsetspeed says...
mmmmmmm wrote:Not according to those that live there
I doubt that speed safe is just about raising cash.
On Sterte road the traffic calming may be badly done but vehicles travelling at 20 mph is so much better.
8:13am Mon 21 Jan 13
mmmmmmm says...
Do the rsidents say "if only people would drive faster along this road"?
It's just badly executed,the 20 mph limit is great.
9:59am Mon 21 Jan 13
mikey2gorgeous says...
The arterial routes to Bournemouth from poole are the A35 (Bournemouth Rd) and A3049 (Wallisdown Rd).
We need to stop this non-arterial shopping street being used for non-public motorised through traffic (and Winton too!).
1:50pm Mon 21 Jan 13
dorsetspeed says...
mmmmmmm wrote:... not if it doesn't work because the calming doesn't work, "They say the speed humps do not keep traffic speeds down in narrow Sterte Road, the 20mph speed limit is widely ignored"
Are you sure?
Do the rsidents say "if only people would drive faster along this road"?
It's just badly executed,the 20 mph limit is great.
2:05pm Mon 21 Jan 13
mikey2gorgeous says...
dorsetspeed wrote:Sterte Rd needs filtered permeability - it should be closed to private motor traffic at some point along it so all rat-running traffic has to use the main roads instead. Speed humps could then be removed and local children could play safely.
mmmmmmm wrote:... not if it doesn't work because the calming doesn't work, "They say the speed humps do not keep traffic speeds down in narrow Sterte Road, the 20mph speed limit is widely ignored"
Are you sure?
Do the rsidents say "if only people would drive faster along this road"?
It's just badly executed,the 20 mph limit is great.
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Asarco/Grupo Mexico Workers to Rally for a Fair Contract Monday
The United Steelworkers (USW) today said that workers represented by eight international unions will rally for a fair contract prior to resuming negotiations with Asarco/Grupo Mexico management on Monday, July 28, 2014.
Little Progress in Negotiations Despite Management Changesat PSC Metals
The United Steelworkers (USW) today said that despite recent management changes at PSC Metals, a subsidiary of billionaire investor Carl Icahn's Icahn Enterprises, the company still refuses to negotiate in good faith ... more
International Trade Commission Votes to Move Forward on Passenger Vehicle and Light Truck Tire Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Case against China
The United Steelworkers (USW) released the following statement today after the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) voted to proceed on the USW's antidumping and countervailing duty petitions ... more
U.S. Commerce Dept. to Proceed With USW Trade Case Against China Imports of Passenger & Light Truck Tires
The following statement was released today by Leo W. Gerard, International President of the United Steelworkers (USW), upon confirmation by the U.S. Department of Commerce that the government is proceeding with the union's trade case petition filed Jun. 3
USW Welcomes Commerce Department Decision on South Korean Oil Country Tubular Goods
United Steelworkers (USW) International President Leo W. Gerard issued the following statement today after the U.S. Department of Commerce made its decision to impose dumping margins against South Korean oil country tubular goods (OCTG)...more.
USW Notes Congressional Leaders' Commitment to Trade Enforcement
Recognizing that strong enforcement of our country's existing trade laws ensures foreign companies and countries do not unfairly disadvantage American workers and industry, a coalition of 28 New Democrats led by Representative Ron Kind ... more
USW District 1 Endorses Nina Turner for Ohio Secretary of State
United Steelworkers (USW) District 1 announced today that it has endorsed State Senator Nina Turner (D-Cleveland) to be the next Ohio secretary of state.
Point Park Adjunct Faculty Votes to Join AFA-USW Union
Part-time faculty members at downtown Pittsburgh's Point Park University have voted to join the Adjunct Faculty Association of the United Steelworkers (AFA-USW).
Billionaire Icahn Will Choose Fines over Healthcare for Steelworkers Locked-Out by PSC Metals
The United Steelworkers (USW) today criticized the management of PSC Metals, a subsidiary of Icahn Enterprises, for multi-billionaire owner Carl Icahn's refusal to negotiate a fair contract with the union.
USW Pres. Gerard to Testify Before U.S. Senate Finance Committee
United Steelworkers International President Leo W. Gerard is to appear before the U.S. Senate Finance Committee on June 25 to testify about using trade rules to level the playing field for U.S. companies and workers.
USW Delegation of 50 to Advocate Value of Collective Action During Today's White House Working Families Summit
A delegation of 50 workers represented by the United Steelworkers (USW) today joined other AFL-CIO represented members at the White House Summit on Working Families held with President Barack Obama.
USW Activists Join AFL-CIO Coalition to Highlight Collective Action as a Solution for Working Families
The United Steelworkers today said that it will join other American labor unions to focus on the challenges facing working families, particularly women, through a series of activities leading up to the June 23 White House Summit on Working Families
Steelworkers at Ormet to Rally for Extended Unemployment Benefits
The United Steelworkers (USW) today said that laid-off Ormet workers will rally on Saturday, June 14, 2014 with elected officials, community leaders and others to support renewed efforts in Congress to extend unemployment ...
USW Members Vote to Ratify Five-Year Contract with Alcoa
United Steelworkers (USW) union members, in a secret ballot vote, have ratified a new five-year labor agreement with Alcoa covering some 6,000 workers at 11 U.S. locations.
USW Promotes Buy American Initiative to Save New York Jobs; Provide Massive Economic Stimulus
The United Steelworkers (USW) announced today that they have launched a campaign to urge state lawmakers to co-sponsor and pass Buy American legislation to require all NY State Procurement ... more
USW Members Ratify New Master Agreements at International Paper
The United Steelworkers Union (USW) announced today that International Paper (IP) mill and converter members ratified master agreements.
Steelworkers Accuse Western Cab of Bad-Faith Bargaining
The United Steelworkers (USW) today filed unfair labor practice charges against Western Cab Co. with Region 28 of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) on behalf of over 300 drivers who have been working without a contract for nearly two years ...
USW Files New Trade Case Against Unfairly Traded Chinese Passenger and Light Truck Tires
The following statement was released by the United Steelworkers (USW) in conjunction with today's filing of an antidumping and countervailing duty case against passenger and light truck tires from China.
USW Demands Action on Unfair Trade as U.S. Steel Announces Layoffs in Pennsylvania and Texas
The United Steelworkers International President Leo W. Gerard today issued the following statement after U.S. Steel announced plans to idle tube operations in Pennsylvania and Texas ... more
United States Chalks Up Another Win at WTO;
United Steelworkers International President Leo W. Gerard released the following statement today after reports of another win against China in a trade enforcement action at the World Trade Organization.


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A.J. Fikry's life is not at all what he expected it to be. His wife has died; his bookstore is experiencing the worst sales in its history; and now his prized possession, a rare collection of Poe poems, has been stolen. And then a mysterious package appears at the bookstore – an arrival that gives A.J. the opportunity to make his life over. "It is marvelously optimistic about the future of books and bookstores and the people who love both," The Washington Post.
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WEST SALEM, Ore. -- The West Salem High School boys basketball team is heading to the state playoffs after a buzzer-beating half-court shot put the Titans ahead of the Sprague Olympians in the Central Valley Conference tournament Tuesday night.
Chris Felder hadn't scored throughout the game, until his once-in-a-lifetime shot moved the Titans up, 68-65, just as the game ended.
Fans rushed the court after the game-winning three-pointer, and dog-piled the team. Felder said it was hard to breathe from the bottom of the pile, but he felt on top of the world.
"Thanks to all the fans that came out and supported us, you guys helped a lot," he said. "Without you guys, we probably wouldn't have won that game. You guys gave us a lot of momentum."
"And I would just like to say hello to my mother," he added.
While he appreciates the attention, Felder said all he really cared about was the win for his team.
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The 12th district representative will host a "Coffee with Keith" from 4 to 5 p.m. at the Corner Coffee Shoppe at 810 Scalp Ave., Richland Township. Rothfus is encouraging people to show up and "share their thoughts on legislation, to get help with federal agencies, or to just chat."
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If you see an unfamilar van driving down Manasquan streets, it could be crews tasked with testing out elevation technology.
Manasquan agreed to be part of a pilot program in conjunction with FEMA and Risk Assessment, Mapping and Planning Partners, or RAMPP, where the vehicle will use its sensory equipment to find home's first floor elevation as it drives around town.
"Essentially we want to let you know, there will be a vehicle, a pickup van, with an apparatus on top, that would almost mimic a dish," said Manasquan Borough Administrator Joseph DeIorio.
The project is scheduled to start Tuesday Feb. 26. The agency will be driving a vehicle up and down streets to gather elevation. Though the buildings may be private property, the vehicle will stay on public areas and not venture off borough streets.
"If they see a vehicle driving up and down the street, don't be afraid," DeIorio said. "There is nothing harmful about it."
The vehicle will be heading up and down First and Third, riverside to Brielle streets.
DeIorio said Manasquan was chosen after a previous pilot program pertaining to social media also went well. "We were considered a friendly place to try this out," he said.
The vehicle is equipped with new technology to gather elevation, and the agencies are testing it out to see how accurate readings can be. DeIorio said it will not be used as part of any current elevation-related decisions, or otherwise impact base flood elevation and other post-Hurricane Sandy concerns.
"They are trying to gather real-time data," he said. "Other than flying a plane over, they are trying to use new technology to gather this info."
DeIorio said the vehicle "is still in testing mode."
The program, called Risk Assessment, Mapping and Planning Partners, or RAMPP, is a pilot program Manasquan was selected to join at the suggestion of FEMA. It will help form a flood risk assessment map of the borough that could in the future aid in the re-mapping of the county and coastal devastated areas.
The van has elevation monitoring equipment such as sensors, GPS devices, and lasers, will drive around Manasquan gathering data.


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THE 2ND ANNUAL WASHINGTON PARK PHOTO CONTEST DREW NEARLY 200 ENTRIES BY MORE THAN 55 PHOTOGRAPHERS in the categories of Nature, Place and People or Pets. Pictured above is the 2nd Place winner in the Nature category, Emperor of Smith Lake, submitted by James Esten. Sponsored by FANS (Friends and Neighbors) of Washington Park, entry fees for the Washington Park Photo Contest will go to benefit programs in Washington Park. FANS will host a reception, open to all, for the contest winners, Wed., July 9, 6p.m., at the Dos Chappell Bathhouse, on the north bank of Washington Parks Smith Lake. The Bathhouse is best accessed by north entrance to the park at Virginia Ave. and Marion St. Pkwy. All winning and honorable mention photos will be displayed. For more information about the photo contest or FANS many other activities and projects, visit fanswashingtonpark.org.
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Welcome to the 2010 Paranormal Photo Hoax slide show. We have another great collection of phony photos from readers. This year's winner is Erick Garcia Salas, who created "Guatemala Stargate." I like the way Erick took an old photo and perfectly and subtlely added the stargate ring on the beach. He also created a very good story to accompany it. Nicely done, Erick. I'd also like to give special recognition to Takeshi Yamada -- a past winner -- who every year contributes photos of his extraordinary, weird creations. Thanks to all who contributed to this year's contest.
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Mark Dominik comments on the injuries to Darrelle Revis and Adrian Clayborn both.
Grimm's pay cut gives the Bucs just a little more cap room.
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Wow, the woman tonight was so sad! She needs to join a self-esteem club instead of a matchmaker club.
The plumber was hot though!
Wow, the woman tonight was so sad! She needs to join a self-esteem club instead of a matchmaker club.
The plumber was hot though!
Oh, clutch my pearls. I had to rewind to assure that my ears weren't misleading me. Yep ... Patti really did say "Hello Kitty does not get a hard", didn't she? and
Keep classy, Patti.
Hooray for the usual trainwreck/hopeful future episode! The millionnairess is a sad piece of work, and she and her golddigging plumber had me squirming their entire date. Good Lord, woman, do you have ONE OUNCE of pride in yourself? Pathetic.
Logic is in the eye of the logician --Gloria Steinem
I didn't think he was all that, frankly. I couldn't see why she was degrading herself for that loser.
Apparently Luc and Robin are still dating. Wonder how much he charges per week
I think this is a vulgar and disgusting show.
The Top Yenta is a loud-mouth Shtetl Girl, squawking like she came out from the Pale yesterday, and should not be allowed near any decent family who wants to marry off their son or daughter in a traditional style.
She has awful taste, awful appearance and manners. She is not fit to be a door hostess at the Mustang Ranch, let alone introduce prospective partners to millionaires.
Oh, and speaking of millionaires…… I mean the garbage collectors and "doing something and something" dudes, who yesterday earned oh! the whole big large huge 1,000,002.98 …..
It's those darn extra $ 2.99 that now made the The Millionaires, and now they are allowed to flip through the piles of beauty school drop outs and waitresses.
Oh, the whole blimey million….which in today's economy is about oh, $150,000 or $200,000 of what million was in the 70's and 80's in times of "Lifestyles of Rich and Famous" and "Fantasy Island" shows…. .
This show, however, is better than Jerry Springer…. Just to be fair.
What? This isn't real?
Dream crusher! Guess we've hitched our hopes of love and riches to the wrong star.
What about the Easter Bunny and Figure Skating judging?
On a serious note: are you trying to tell me the whole show is "acting" and "actors"?
Someone tried to convince me that all the Small Claims Court shows are "acting" and "actors", and I don't think so..... However, nothing is impossible...
Nah, they're not actors per se (except for some of the potential date candidates), but many of them are definitely "acting" for this show!
This show is The Bachelor Lite ... artificial set-up, totally unrealistic atmosphere for true feelings to develop, etc. If someone ends up married from Patti's "talents", we'd all fall over. Patti & Co seem to relish in choosing "true" mate-seeking folks as their millionnaires half of the time, and freakish, unmarriable people the other half of the time. True confession: I'd not be chatting about a nicey nice show featuring just the former group of folks.
These millionnaires and to some extent the date candidates are drawn from the thousands of fame whore wannabes who want nothing more than to enjoy their 15 minutes on television, even if it means exposing their considerable weirdness/pathetic inclinations to the Bravo audience ... and the subsequent ridicule on The Soup and blogosphere.
Patti Stanger is sorta one of those people, IMO, by most accounts very UNsuccessful as a matchmaker.
I finally had time to watch this episode. If she's that horny, she can just hire escort. If she just wanna have sex with 'hunk' and doesn't care if her 'partner' loves her. More power to her. I don't judge...
Just saw the latest episode I'm disappointed with Patti for not doing any prep with the millionaires. I guess Patti thought she was a lost cause or something. I'm beginning to finally see the reason some people don't like Matchmaker. The Bongiorno guy ended up a success story, though. He was just a pep talk away from warming up.
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I didn't think the plumber was that hot... Also, it's a bit irritating that Patti will sometimes throw a test person in there. I guess they need to do that to make the show entertaining though. But I would hope she doesn't do that in her real-life matchmaking business. If someone is paying you, don't give them crappy matches.
Logic is in the eye of the logician --Gloria Steinem
Oy vey again for the finale. That model/actress/host/life coach/WTF is there to play game, hog some air time. Free promotion for her DVD, I guess. But honestly, do you think people will buy her DVD, now that we all know she's bat shit crazy?
But, yeh, that Hot Mess definitely came back to hawk her weird lingerie DVD. Even this barrel-full-of-crazy has enough wit (just) to know that Patti's services aren't deep enough to find that precise creature (whatever that may be!) who would have the thousand characteristics necessary to spend a even a day with her.
WTF's date! Yum.
Oh, and: Patti, please girl, none of us bought that the "lie detecting" was real ... and/or that the results were being reported accurately.


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Alumni Days at Shakespeare, June 2014.
Marty Taggart and Doug Berry were recently inducted into Southern Utah University's Coaching Factory Hall of Fame for their achievements as coaches and their impact on youth and athletics.
Marty, a 1971 Physical Education graduate, has become a coaching legend at Moapa Valley High School and throughout southern Nevada. Following success as a center for the Thunderbird football team and as a wrestler, he began teaching and coaching at Moapa and remained there for 36 years until his retirement. During that time he coached football for 33 years, including 13 years as head coach, guiding the Pirates to three state championships and nine divisional wins. He was named Coach of the Year in 1978, 1979 and 1984.
However, his 31 years as the school's wrestling coach is even more impressive as he led his charges to eight consecutive state crowns from 1975 to 1982 and is rightfully recognized as the father of wrestling at Moapa. Over the years, he produced 4 four-time state champions, 3 three-time state champions, 12 two-time state champions and another 40 state champs. Moreover, he led the effort to make wrestling a recognized sport among the small high schools in the state and throughout junior high schools in southern Nevada. He is justifiably proud to have afforded countless students the opportunity to develop their individual abilities and to work together as teammates.
He has been inducted into the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association Hall of Fame, the National Wrestling Fall of Fame and Museum, and the Clark County High School Football Coaches Hall of Fame.
Doug, a Physical Education graduate and one of the greatest football receivers ever at SUU, held all Thunderbird single game, season and career records in receptions and receiving yards upon his graduation in 1971. His records stood for more than 35 years and still remain in the top three in school history. He was a four-year letterman and 1970 team captain. That same year, he led the nation in receptions and yards with 74 and 1294 respectively and after a brief appearance in the NFL, began his coaching and teaching career at Brighton High School in Utah.Over the years he would coach football, track and field, tennis and basketball. In 1973 he became the head football coach at Jordan High School where he led the Beetdiggers to the state semi-finals in 1976. He later accepted the top job at Alta High School in 1978, a post he held for 16 years. As the Hawks' football coach he took his team to the state playoffs eight times, won the championship trophy in 1983 and 1988 and the runner-up trophy in 1984.
Along the way he was named coach of the year twice and saw his career record rise to 129-96 as a head coach. He was named Alta's athletic director in 1995 and served in that position for 10 years. After being out of the coaching ranks for 16 years, he was lured back in 2006 as a receivers coach and special teams coordinator at Alta where he continues to teach physical education.
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The Chautauqua Region Community Foundation Legacy Society honors and recognizes the philanthropic leadership and vision of individuals who have chosen to leave a gift to the Foundation through an estate planning vehicle. Enrollment in this honorary society is simply a matter of advising the Foundation of the creation of a bequest.
You have lived your life of giving of your time, your talents, and your money because you know that giving matters. A permanent legacy is established when a donor leaves a gift to benefit the Foundation, sets up an endowment fund for the purpose of an area non-profit organization or a scholarship fund.
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What is a Brochure Website ?
A Brochure Website does not necessarily mean a "small website". In fact there are many of what we would call "brochure websites" on the internet that might be as many as 500 pages of content. For example, if an architect wanted to display all of his house plans on a website, it is possible to create a HOME PAGE, ABOUT US, SERVICES, CONTACT US and perhaps 400 floor plans and that would constitute a 404 page website. However it would basically be an online "brochure" that simply showed his house plans.
A Brochure Website is any website that is designed to show your company's services or products without any search engine rankings.
About the only traffic that ever visits a "brochure website" comes from other sources such as other advertising wherein you send people to your site from other medias - like advertising, links from Chamber websites, business cards with your address on it etc. (If you want to know why this is the case...click here.)
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Catatonic schizophrenia is one of several types of schizophrenia, a chronic mental illness in which a person loses touch with reality (psychosis). Catatonic schizophrenia includes episodes of behavior at extreme opposite ends of the spectrum. You may seem like you're in coma-like daze — unable to speak, move or respond — or you may talk and behave in a bizarre, hyperactive way. Catatonic episodes may last for a month or longer without treatment.
Catatonic schizophrenia is rare today because of improved schizophrenia treatment. In fact, being in a state of catatonia is more likely to occur with certain other health problems, including both physical and mental illnesses. With effective treatment, you can manage the symptoms of catatonic schizophrenia and work toward leading a happier, healthier life.
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This is in regards to the traffic in and around Traverse City.
Do people know what the signals on their car are for, using them when making a left turn or a right turn? If not, the police should tell them.
Also, they should not drive 25 mph in a 45-mph speed zone. If they are afraid of driving, they should take a bus. But it's so disgusting to have a slow driver in front of you.
Also, cars have been passing me on a curve and a double yellow line. This has happened on Supply Road and Hobbs Highway. Very dangerous.
And it does not matter if one drives the speed limit, there is always a car passing with a higher speed.
Had to get this off my chest.
Elfriede Robinson
Traverse City
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I want to thank Deborah Gilbert for her Oct. 23 letter in the Record-Eagle. She expressed my sentiments exactly when I read columnist Doug Patton a couple of weeks ago.
When I read my paper at 6 a.m. that day, I couldn't believe that my newspaper of 40 years would publish such a hateful column about a sitting President of the United States. Because I don't use a computer, I had to wait until 8 a.m. that morning to call to voice my displeasure.
When one of my calls to the editors was returned later in the day, I was told that columns about our former president had also been hateful. That didn't make me any happier.
Our country and government needs to come together in shared compromise. Publishing of a column calling President Obama a "Chicago thing," is not helping.
Ann M. Kirtley
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I just read in an article in the Record-Eagle that the population of the United Kingdom is about 64,000,000. What is significant about that number? That is the number of pre-born babies that we have killed in the last 40 years of legal abortions.
When will that be enough?
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What counts as "Jewish art" is a debate as old as Judaism itself—do we mean art by Jewish people, art with Jewish themes, or both? And Jewish culture? Which one? Jews have as many cultures as we have communities in which we've lived, from the Ashkenazi world of klezmer music and Yiddish stories from Eastern Europe, to the rhythmic music of the Abayudaya Jews of Uganda, to the spicy foods of the Mizrachi communities in the Middle East.
We're fortunate that Boston offers a broad variety of Jewish artistic and cultural experiences, giving us opportunities to experience Judaism through many different lenses. Let this page be your guide to the Jewish books, music, film, performances, food, languages and more available in our community.
Wednesday, July 3010:00am – 11:00amJCC Early Learning Center, Wayland mapFREEThe Bubble Music Man will perform at the JCC Early Learning Center (141 Boston Post Road) in Wayland on Wednesday, July 30 from 10-11am. This interactive program brings together musical fun, interactivity and bubbles. The Bubble Man is geared for families with children ages 1-5 years and will be... Read More
Wednesday, July 3011:00am – 12:45pmCoolidge Corner Theater, Brookline mapFREEA monthly gathering in Brookline for Holocaust survivors. Programs include movies, musical performances, and discussions. This month will feature a movie at the Coolidge Corner Theatre. Doors open at 10:45 a.m. Read More
Editor's PickFriday, August 17:00pm – 10:00pm
Join us for First Friday Shabbat Dinner with an open bar, and plenty of room to mix and mingle! Enjoy a four course dinner; Amazing Challah, homemade Gefilte Fish, Chicken Soup W/ Matza Balls, Main Course, Drinks Table & Dessert Buffet. Meet new people while Rabbi Mayshe does some... Read More
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Saturday, August 29:00am – 10:00amFREEOur lay-led minyan service is held every Saturday morning at 9 a.m. in the Rothman Chapel. The service is followed by a light breakfast and study. Everyone is welcome so please come and join us. Read More
Monday, August 48:30pm – 10:30pmFREEJoin us for the traditional Eichah (Book of lamentations) reading followed by a film screening of a thought provoking, contemporary film on the evacuation of Gush Katif. Read More
Editor's PickWednesday, August 65:30pm – 7:30pmBoston Synagogue, Boston mapThe Boston Synagogue invites new MGH & BWH residents and staffers to join us for a BBQ & some brews on the Patio. This is a great time to socialize & find out more about our warm and friendly 20s & 30s downtown community that meets year 'round for dinners & other events! Read More
Wednesday, August 67:00pm – 9:00pmPrivate home in Brookline, Brookline map
Join AMIT New England Council/Ra'anana Chapter in reading and discussing The Lost Wife by Alyson Richman. Read More
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Friday, August 8 3:00pmSunday, August 10 1:00pmIsabella Freedman Jewish Retreat Center (Falls Village, CT), Canaan map
The Nehirim Women's Retreat brings together 50—100 queer Jewish women (self-identified) of a wide variety of ages, religious affiliations (Orthodox, atheist, and everyone in between), family situations (singles, couples, families) and backgrounds. Children & non-Jewish partners are welcome. Ours i Read More
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Editor's PickFriday, August 83:00pm – 4:00pmCoolidge Corner Public Library, Brookline mapJoin in the fun of creating your own Challah to take home for Shabbat! Shabbat Storytime & Sing-along! Read More
Friday, August 85:45pm – 7:45pmTemple Israel of Natick, Natick map
Join us for our 9th Annual BBQ & Bar'chu Series! Our August 8 BBQ will also be an Open House. Please let us know if you are interested in learning more about our community! We'll have a festive musical service in our beautiful courtyard, followed by a delicious BBQ dinner of chicken,... Read More
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Saturday, August 99:00am – 10:00amFREEOur lay-led minyan service is held every Saturday morning at 9 a.m. in the Rothman Chapel. The service is followed by a light breakfast and study. Everyone is welcome so please come and join us. Read More
Editor's PickSaturday, August 97:00pm – 9:00pm
Premier Documentary Screening of "Stateless" in Boston Area (Natick) followed by Q&A session with film director, Michael Drob Read More
- $10.00 Kids, Students, Senior Citizens
- $15.00 Adults
Saturday, August 97:00pm – 9:00pm
Documentary about the emigration of Soviet Jews during the late 1980's. Screening in Natick (August 9, 7pm) and Brighton (August 10, 2pm) Subtitles in English and Russian Read More
- $10.00 Seniors, Teens, Students
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Editor's PickSunday, August 1010:30am – 3:00pmstate park bar, Cambridge map
Join Kitchen Kibitz at State Park for a Southern Inspired Jewish Deli brunch. Tickets are $45 in advance and you'll have an option of two seating's (10:30 and 12 noon) Read More
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Sunday, August 102:00pm – 4:00pmCenter Makor, Boston map
Join us for a Boston Documentary Premier of Stateless and learn that unique slice of history from the point of view of the émigrés as well as expert accounts of the situation from influential Jewish leaders. This film is not available anywhere on internet. Read More
- $10.00 Students, Kids, Seniors
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Editor's PickFriday, August 155:30pm – 7:30pmCorey Hill Park on Summit Hill Brookline Ma, Brookline mapJoin us for the Annual Temple Beth Zion Shabbat Barchu and BBQ BBQ will be followed by a shortened Kabbalat Shabbat service. The location is Corey Hill Park on Summit Hill in Brookline. Walking distance up a hill from the Greenline. The event organizers will supply vegetarian and kosher... Read More
Saturday, August 169:00am – 10:00amTemple Shalom, Newton mapFREEOur lay-led minyan service is held every Saturday morning at 9 a.m. in the Rothman Chapel. The service is followed by a light breakfast and study. Everyone is welcome so please come and join us. Read More
Sunday, August 17 1:00pmWednesday, August 20 4:00pmJCC Camp Kingswood, Bridgton map
Four, fun-filled days at Camp K'tzat provide a taste of camp life for new overnight campers entering grades 1-5. Held at JCC Camp Kingswood located in Bridgton, Maine from August 17-20. Swimming and boating, hikes, art activities, sports, campfires and more will be offered. Coming t... Read More
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Tuesday, August 1912:00pm – 2:00pmHadassah Northeast, Needham mapJoin us as Donald Caplin, author of Sports Therapy for the Mediocre, discusses one man's quest to find his inner athlete. Donald Caplin's entire family was in the writing business, including Uncle Al Capp ("Li'l Abner") and a father and sisters who wrote syndicated cartoons. A holder of two... Read More
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Learn to make your own sugar scrub in a decorative jar! Read More
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Thursday, August 2110:30am – 11:30amDexter Park Apartments, Brookline mapChaverim Shel Shalom - CSS (Friends of Peace) is a social program for Jewish adults with psychiatric challenges. Informal gathering to learn and share Jewish texts, Jewish traditions, and Jewish holidays. Read More
Saturday, August 239:00am – 10:00amFREEOur lay-led minyan service is held every Saturday morning at 9 a.m. in the Rothman Chapel. The service is followed by a light breakfast and study. Everyone is welcome so please come and join us. Read More
Editor's PickSaturday, August 235:30pm – 7:00pmVilna Shul, Boston's Center for Jewish Culture,Inc., Boston mapJoin us this August for Havdalah fun in Beacon Hill! After a great summer in the city, we're going to end the season with some fun! Havdalah is a great way to engage your little ones with Jewish traditions. For many children, Havdalah is an especially fun part of the week. Read More
Saturday, August 236:00pm – 9:30pmTemple Beth David, Canton mapFREEA dynamic spiritual outdoor Jewish experience..Please join us for Havdalah Under the Stars. Come & enjoy the beautiful Havdalah service along with a delicious BBQ & Campfire while you get to know our temple & our congregation. For additional information please contact firstname.lastname@example.com. Read More
Saturday, August 309:00am – 10:00amFREEOur lay-led minyan service is held every Saturday morning at 9 a.m. in the Rothman Chapel. The service is followed by a light breakfast and study. Everyone is welcome so please come and join us. Read More
Editor's PickWrestling with Gender and Commandment: A Conversation with Haviva Ner-David, Tova Mirvis and Anita DiamantTuesday, September 27:30pm – 9:00pmMayyim Hayyim is excited to welcome Rabbi Dr. Haviva Ner-David to discuss her new book, Chanah's Voice: A Rabbi Wrestles with Gender, Commandment, and the Women's Rituals of Baking, Bathing, and Brightening. Read More
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Congregation Or Atid, Wayland announces Gan Or Atid for fall 5775 - a weekly program for pre-k children. Gan Or Atid mornings will include stories, games, music, Israeli folk dance, and activities focusing on Jewish holidays. Cost: $800/child, $700/child for Or Atid congregants Read More
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Sunday, September 72:00pm – 7:00pmJCDS Boston's Jewish Community Day School, Watertown mapGot a passion for Jewish learning? Then you must come to JEDCAMP Boston. JEDCAMP is an educational jam session. Improvisational. Informative. Intense. Bring an idea, add your name and topic to the schedule, and see who joins your conversation, or come and check out other sessions. JEDCAMP... Read More
Monday, September 87:00pm – 9:45pmTemple Emanuel, Newton map
Me'ah. Inspired Learning for Adults of All Backgrounds in Newton Temple Emanuel Mondays, 7:00 – 9:45 p.m., beginning September 8. To register or for more information: www.hebrewcollege.edu/meah Contact Raylea Pemstein at email@example.com or call 617-559-8708 Read More
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Wednesday, September 107:00pm – 9:00pmTBD, Salem mapWomen of all ages are invited to a soulful Jewish experience for the New Year. Author Marcia Falk will discuss her book The Days Between...Blessings, Poems and directions of the Heart for the Jewish High Holiday Season. Ariela HaLevi will lead women in a guided imagery exercise for the new year. Read More
Editor's PickPhoto credit: obviouschildmovie.tumblr.com How many big-screen movies have you seen that feature a joke about Birthright? Well, recent hit "Obvious Child" is not only an honest and funny rom-com but also fabulously references the infamous free 10-day trip to Israel. As... Read More
Editor's Pick"My teenager enjoys reading comics and graphic novels. Are there any about Judaism or with Jewish content that you would recommend?" By Rabbi Joshua Breindel Thanks for asking such a fun question! There are many graphic novels with a healthy dose of Yiddishkeit that can... Read More
Editor's PickArtist and art therapist Tova Speter's work can be seen throughout the world. I was lucky enough to chat with her about her murals and how the process of making them brings communities together. I discovered you because I walked by a mural in Cambridge and was struck by what I saw. On... Read More
Editor's PickDid you know July 23 marks Amy Winehouse's yahrzeit, the third anniversary of her death? The New Center NOW, Boston Jewish Film Festival and Boston Jewish Music Festival have teamed up to celebrate the life of this Jewish pop diva that evening with the Amy WineHOUSE Party—complete... Read More
Editor's PickAt the beginning of the film "Obvious Child," 27-year-old Donna (Jenny Slate) tells her best friend Nellie (Gaby Hoffman) that she looks like "a lez who just got back from Birthright." She was clearly talking about me and my friends, although the look is not actually... Read More
Editor's PickRachel Ament's mother has a lot to be proud of. Her daughter just edited "The Jewish Daughter Diaries: True Stories of Being Loved Too Much By Our Moms." It's a hilarious and enthralling collection of 27 essays about Jewish mothers written by some of the most compelling... Read More
Editor's PickLast week we talked beaches, and this week we're heading west! Whether you pick a stop for the day or make a full weekend of it, the Berkshires is alive with arts and culture all summer long. It's a perfect, relaxing Shabbat retreat with a little something for everyone. Dance If... Read More
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Editor's PickI'm an old school soul music fan. While my friends wanted to be John Lennon or Eric Clapton, I wanted to be David Ruffin from the Temptations. I was that nice Jewish boy who preferred the Four Tops to the Four Seasons. My musical tastes always preferred grit to perfect pitch. Amy... Read More
There's nothing like a good crisis to change the course of history. Case in point, David Kalis, who witnessed the collapse of the Soviet Union while on a month-long trip to Leningrad, and ended up staying for another two-plus years as the country transitioned into a quasi-kleptocratic,... Read More
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Mother nature did not agree with us this past weekend so these 8 puppies are still in GA looking for a flight to PA. If you can help please let me know.
Transport for 8 puppies. Lab/Bassett mixes approximately 12 weeks old
Rescue in GA can meet at Millen Airport or one of the following airports to begin the flight:
Georgia: Bush Field, Daniel Field, Savannah
In PA, rescue can meet at G.O. Carlson Airport (Coatesville) or any surrounding airports. Can move pups in more than one flight if necessary to remain under 300 miles for each pilot. Just need to know if a pilot can pick up in one of the 1st destinations and let me know where you can fly to in order to help bring pups towards PA.


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Hebridean Island Cruises has been setting the benchmark for luxury cruising since 1989. Our small, five star luxury cruise ship, Hebridean Princess, affords guests the highest standards of accommodation, together with a level of service from an almost forgotten era.
Each all-inclusive cruise is carefully planned by our own highly experienced researchers, whose brief is to capture the cultural essence and historical significance of each port of call.
Over the course of 25 seasons we have listened to the many suggestions and comments provided by our guests and for our 26th year of cruises we have introduced 12 exciting new Scottish itineraries which include a number of new walking routes and visits. Many familiar favourites will still feature throughout the season and new and improved cruises at the beginning and end of the season from Greenock combine favourable tariffs with the possibility of snow peaked mountains, spring flowers and autumn colours. During the summer months we will be making a welcome return to the far flung islands of St Kilda, Orkney and Shetland.
For the first time in five years we will once again be spreading our wings and sailing north to Norway for three cruises, the ever popular Footloose in the Fjords returns along with Majestic Sognefjord and Island Kingdoms of the Vikings. Flights between the UK and Norway are included in the tariff.
Our well-received guest speaker programme, which has enriched a selection of itineraries over the last few years, will be a feature on seven 2014 cruises. You will certainly find that in all respects Hebridean Princess continues to offer her guests the levels of service, comfort and cuisine for which she has become renowned over the past 25 seasons.
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Updated Jan 23, 2013 - 8:42 am
Jermaine O'Neal takes to Twitter to clear up reported confrontation
Originally published: Jan 22, 2013 - 7:51 pm
Despite the Suns' 13-28 start, the 34-year-old center -- who signed a one-year deal this past summer -- had seemingly been a model citizen (6.4 points and 4.1 rebounds per game) both on the court and in the locker room this season.
That all changed following the team's practice, when it was reported that the 16-year veteran would be unavailable for Wednesday night's game against the Sacramento Kings.
Originally, O'Neal was said to have had an unstated medical issue, one that interim head coach Lindsey Hunter said required the reserve to visit the doctor.
According to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports, however, O'Neal wasn't suffering from any illness at all, outside of maybe some sore lungs.
Wojnarowski reported that O'Neal and general manager Lance Blanks got into an R-rated shouting match Monday.
But in the battle of he said vs. he said, it appears O'Neal, via Twitter, wanted to have the final word.
People should be ashamed of there selves for reporting things to the public that are absolutely not true!smdh!— Jermaine O'Neal (@jermaineoneal) January 23, 2013
Altercation? False! Argument about a coaching change or coaching hire? Even more false! That's is not my position or job to determine that!— Jermaine O'Neal (@jermaineoneal) January 23, 2013
In addition to trying to clear up the matter, O'Neal, being the elder statesman that he is, attempted to take responsibility for former head coach Alvin Gentry's departure, while also giving Hunter his vote of confidence.
Coach gentry will be missed but its also apart of the business in sports! We all had hands in on the 13-28 start not just the coach!— Jermaine O'Neal (@jermaineoneal) January 23, 2013
But coach hunter is our coach now and we fully support him!— Jermaine O'Neal (@jermaineoneal) January 23, 2013
And finally, the veteran center mentioned that "unstated medical condition", but didn't go into too much detail.
By the way I had a health scare today, so yall say a prayer for a brother! Results of the scare will be back tomorrow! #fingerscrossed#— Jermaine O'Neal (@jermaineoneal) January 23, 2013
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Friends and family will gather to remember the life of a12-year-old Iola boy who lost his life in an ATV accident. Services for James Kay are scheduled for 2:00 o'clock tomorrow at the Iola High School Gym. A ceremony at Enon Cemetery in Iola will follow the service.
Kay was killed Thursday when authorities say the vehicle the Iola junior high 7th grader was riding overturned onto him. Teachers and counselors have been available for students attending Iola I-S-D.
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