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Megyn, a 39-year-old lawyer, is also in the running to take a prime-time anchor job, saddling up next to Bill O'Reilly and Glenn Beck, according to the New York Times. Inside News Corp., Fox's owner, Megyn's name is casted about as a leading candidate for a prime-time anchor job. Greta Van Susteren, whose Fox News show airs at 10 p.m., has a contract ending this year.
Megyn's profile would skyrocket if she took a primetime slot. She could join the ranks of other Fox News stars like Shephard Smith, whose show just ended its 100th successive month as the No. 1 cable news feature in its time slot.
On America Live, Megyn will read the day's news and continue her signature "Kelly's Court" segment, which has been running for three years on her previous morning show, America's Newsroom with Bill Hemmer. America's Newsroom did well for the network, averaging 1.43 million viewers last year, up almost 20% over the previous year, according to the Times. "Of those, about 350,000 were ages 25 to 54, the prime advertising demographic for cable news. Fox's smaller rivals, CNN and MSNBC, averaged a fraction as many viewers."


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Ana's Sao Paulo Style in NYC
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Name: Ana
Location: New York, New York
I'm a furniture designer and decorator from São Paulo Brazil. I used to own a decoration store there. I moved to NY august 2010, with my husband, who is doing a Film masters at Columbia. I decorated our apartment here, it is super cute, fun, romantic, colored, full of prints.
Most of the furniture isfrom ikea, there are also some vintage, some personal things that I brought from home. Some of it is my own design and art work from my artist friends from Brazil and NY as well. It is a high low mix, which is not super easy to do, but it works. It looks already as if we lived here for a long time!
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Love the table! I have the same from Ikea and it was a great purchase for me. I'm going to try shelving over my bed as well. Thanks for the post.
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That's the most sophisticated and fun use of an accent wall (the orange one) that I have ever seen. Not just "I need color SOMEwhere because I'm scared of neutrals/my space is too big and empty feeling", which is usually what accent walls say to me, but really thought out, in a way that so complements the rest of the apartment that it feels necessary.
Alice in Wonderland pillow! Leopard armchair. Cosy. Inviting. Nice. x
I like the mismatched nightstands. I've never been a fan of matchy-matchy bedroom sets, even when they were in style!
The little yellow end table in the living room is very cute.
You cannot go wrong with a white couch, darker colored wall and boldly striped rug. Very nice.
I love seeing the IKEA Stockholm Rand rug in AT posts :) I have it as well in my living room so its nice to see how others style around such a bold rug!
bem que eu estava me sentindo "mais em casa", lindo! parabéns! bjs cariocas!
It is so cozy and warm and very colorful...good job...Adorei...
so-so-so-so-so-so-so cute!
LOVE the LOVE stool. I want one!
Not my style, but totally love this.
I love it. But, I'm curious, I was always told that red walls bring out someone's anger, I wonder if that's the case.
Oh and I love love love the wallpapered wall in the bedroom!
what a great place to come home to after a long dreary day at work.
Ditto what katlia said...I love your home and I've added it to my 'Inspiration' folder! It's so warm and inviting - love it! :)
very homey
Love this! Especially all of the little Disney bits and bobs poking out in the bedroom. Thumbs up!
the bold wall color makes such a huge impact! Beautiful!
@ach, my theory is that people who are used to color aren't likely to react in anger. I think it's when a red wall is perceived as highly unusual or out-of-place that it can provoke a threatened response.
This house is much more human than so many other places with stark white walls, where regardless of how cool the furniture is, the place just looks unfinished, unwelcoming. I think your sense of how MUCH pattern (and color) is incredibly perfect. You truly have the magic touch!
@ach, The former red in my dining room made me angry but only because it was so hard to cover up!
This red looks great. I love the decorating style too, much validates my own organized chaos type of decorative narrative (i mean that as a compliment!).
Where did you get the love stool? Or did you make it?
I want to explore all of the art work and textiles in the bedroom!
did you make that Love Is All You Need pillow? it's so cute. your apartment makes me happy :)
Ana I'm from Brazil too, home of great designers. Love your apartment and your bedroom looks so cozy, everything else: muito lindo!!! When could we have "um cafezinho" in this so sweet living/dining room? Love it!
Dear AT readers-- thanks so much for the compliments! In fact, I designed the love stool (it's hand embroidered!!) and the Alice in Wonderland pillow as well (it's part of a home collection I designed for Walt Disney). To see more of my creations please check anastrumpf.com (my new website, which will be on starting on Tuesday, 07/12). For those interested in my work as a decorator, feel free to email me at email@example.com Cheers! Ana Strumpf
Fun fun fun! Love how your personality is everywhere. What is the Snow White thing on the bed, I can't tell, it looks like it's standing up? thank you
I think it's a very cleverly placed Snow White sticker holding the "apple" on her Mac laptop. Cute!


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Date Reviewed: March 23, 2008
Strengths: the bike stock was fairly good, light and very durable
Weaknesses: the rims are not to great, they buckle easily and there black so not as good for breaks
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Price Paid: $500.00
Purchased At: links cycles
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Bike Setup: well now its been almost 2 years and i am still using the stock frame bars forks front rim and cranks, but have painted the bars frame forks and cranks white. gotten shadow conspiracy stem back hub seat clamp sprocket witch is all purple. then got new odyssey pc plastic petals witch i recommended. there very strong and light weight. and got a new Hoffman generator back rim.
Date Reviewed: October 11, 2005
Strengths: it doesnt seem to be too heavy of a bike, the seats nice, and it has good looks.
Weaknesses: the seat stem clamp cracked first time i adjusted the seat because it was too thin. the rims are black so the brake doesnt work too great. tires didnt grip dirt very well. chain tensioners had weak bolts and snapped while grinding.
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Price Paid: $350.00
Purchased At: Herb Bauer Sporting Goods
Similar Products Used: Haro 540 Air
Bike Setup: Stock except for seat clamp, added primo wall tires 20x1.85 front and rear. and replace the chain tensioners with some Odysseys.
Date Reviewed: August 14, 2005
Strengths: full chromo stands up to jumps comes stock with really light 3 piece tubular cranks and its fairly light for stock (31lbs)
Weaknesses: nothing yet. oh yeah comes with black rims mine came with alex single wall rims
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Price Paid: $102.00
Purchased At: friend
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Bike Setup: stock everything cept for rims replaced with alex supra e triple walls replaced the grips added bar ends odyssey monolever trigger and added odyssey evolvers changed the gear ratios (it was perfect before but then i got a new chain and wanted to put get the recomended on)
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Clara Belle Weller, age 79, of Kadoka, S.D., died Friday morning, October 25, 2013, at the Hans P. Peterson Memorial Hospital in Philip.
Clara Belle Wilson was born January 21, 1934, in Pierre, the daughter of William Key and Sarah Patience (Sutton) Wilson. She grew up in Kadoka where she graduated from Kadoka High School in 1952. She then attended South Dakota State College in Brookings where she received her home economics degree.
Dorothy M. Stahl, age 90, of Philip, S.D., died Sunday, October 27, 2013, at the Hans P. Peterson Memorial Hospital in Philip.
Dorothy M. Konst was born June 7, 1923, in Philip, the daughter of Clem and Alice (Griswold) Konst. Her early childhood years were spent in the Powell area. At the age of six, she moved with her parents and family to the Nowlin community where she grew up.
The funeral service for Charlie Clark, age 76, lifelong Keldron rancher, was held Friday, October 18, 2013 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Lemmon with Pastor John Irwin from the Reformed Presbyterian Church, officiating. Per Charlie's wishes, his ashes will be scattered on his beloved ranch along the Grand River.
Special music was provided by Carolyn Petik, pianist, Wes Hotchkiss, and Paul Schultes.
Memorial services for Kenneth Donnenwirth were held Wednesday, Oct. 16, at South Maple United Methodist Church, with Pastor John McKnight Jr. and Pastor Harold Delbridge officiating. Internment, with full military honors followed at the Black Hills National Cemetery near Sturgis, SD.
Kenneth C. Donnenwirth was born Feb. 1, 1923, in Faith, SD. In March 1943, he married Mae Capp in Pierre, SD. He entered the U.S. Navy in 1943, served as a Signalman 3rd class on two Escort Carriers, and was honorably discharged in 1945.
Emmy "Tessie" Randall, age 75, passed away on Thursday, October 17, 2013 in Fredericksburg, Virginia. After a courageous battle with cancer, she entered God's Kingdom surrounded by her children and family.
Funeral services for Mildred "Millie" Lorraine (Hieb) Richter, 76 of Timber Lake will be at 10 a.m. MT Thursday, October 24, 2013 at the United Parish Church in Timber Lake. Burial will be at the Timber Lake Cemetery under the direction of Kesling Funeral Home of Mobridge. Visitation will start at 6 p.m. at the church with a prayer service at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Millie passed away October 20, 2013 at home after a long battle of heart complications.
Lillian "Lil" Roberta (Petersen) Briggs, 89, of Ft. Pierre, S.D., was granted her angel wings on Thursday morning, October 17, 2013, in her home.
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1 (16 ounce) package
frozen garlic bread
2 (24 ounce) jars
spaghetti sauce
Italian-style frozen meatballs
2 cups
shredded mozzarella cheese
1/4 cup
grated Parmesan cheese
It is fast and tasty alternative to pasta.
I seriously wanted this to be as great as it sounded, but I thought, "hmm bread under sauce for 20+ minutes sound gloopey". I should have listened to my inner voice. My spaghetti sauce was delish, my homemade meatballs were delish--I should have served them BESIDE some garlic bread. I would cook & cut my garlic bread into bigger squares and serve them under the meatballs & sauce just no extra cooking step.
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This was a quick and tasty meal. I am not sure how it will reheat as the bread was starting to get soggy, but overall very good. Next time I will add some peppers and onions. Thanks for a great recipe.
This is a great idea! Thanks! I added more flavor by making homemade meatballs and sauce and I mixed up some mozzarella cheese with some garlic herb spread and spread that on the bread (I used a baguette from the bakery-not the frozen bread). Baked it until the cheese was bubbly and then I topped that with the meatballs and the sauce and some more mozzarella along with a little bit of italian bread crumbs and then baked until the cheese melted. It was really quick, easy and delicious! Thanks!
Added mote cheese then recipe called for also onions and black olives.:)
Loved it! I used jalapeno bagels instead of the french bread and added Frenches Fried onions to the top right before it was done. My son who doesn't normally like casseroles loved it
it was good, but bread got soggy and needed more flavor..maybe put a couple spices into it next time.
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Defenceman Kyle Quincey was traded twice in the matter of minutes on Tuesday.
In the first deal, the Tampa Bay Lightning dealt forward Steve Downie to the Colorado Avalanche for Quincey.
The Lightning then dealt Quincey to the Detroit Red Wings for a first round pick in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft and minor-league defenceman Sebastien Piche.
The 24-year-old Downie has 12 goals and 16 assists in 55 games this season.
"Our organization believes that Steve Downie will add grit and skill to our lineup offensively," Avalanche general manager Greg Sherman said in statement. "He plays the game with an edge and we look forward to seeing the immediate and future impact he can bring to our team."
Quincey, who missed the final 53 games of the 2010-11 season with a shoulder injury, has rebounded well, recording five goals and 18 assists in 54 games.
The 26-year-old led all Avalanche players in ice time, averaging over 22 minutes per-game and was originally drafted by the Red Wings in 2003.
Both Downie and Quincey will be restricted free agents on July 1.
Tampa Bay has been the busiest team leading up to the trade deadline, having already dealt forward Dominic Moore to the Sharks, and defenceman Pavel Kubina to the Flyers.
"These moves are made to make us better in the future," Yzerman told the Associated Press. "We're excited about the future. These draft picks give us options. They don't help today, no question, but again my goal is to get a Stanley Cup here, and I think we have to do some tough things along the way to do that."
The Quincey deal increases Tampa's stockpile of picks, as they now have two first round choices and three second rounders in 2012. They will also get the Florida Panthers 2012 or 2013 second round pick as part of the Kubina trade. The Panthers have the option to pick which year to give up the pick.
"We could hang on to some of those picks and still, if a move comes up that a team is looking to move a player, there's a lot of options for us," Yzerman said. "Draft-related or potentially trade-related, we've got some flexibility."


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Beginning on Feb. 28, at 7 p.m., the Fiber Arts Workshop will meet on the fourth Thursday of the month. Bring your own project and enjoy the company of other fiber artists. Discussing projects and materials and helping each other figure out difficulties is part of our shared experience. If you are beginner, we provide one-on-one instruction and have available donated supplies appropriate for getting you started.
June Hemmons Hiatt's Principles of Knitting is a wonderful resource for beginning and experienced knitters alike. First published in 1988, completely revised and updated for the 2012 edition, it is the most complete reference book on the subject.
Organized into eight sections (Learning and Methods, Constructing a Fabric, Decorative Techniques, Special Fabrics, Stitch and Color Patterns, Pattern Design, Materials, and Working a Project), starting with basic learning and working through to finishing techniques, you are sure to find new information or a different approach to a problem or technique. At 712 pages, this isn't a book you will read from cover to cover, but one which you will dip into over and over again, always coming away with a deeper understanding of the craft.


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Coming off back-to-back Big Ten road wins last weekend, the Michigan State women's tennis team returns home this weekend for a pair of ranked conference matches. The Spartans (15-4, 3-2 Big Ten) are set to face No. 34 Illinois on Saturday at 12 p.m., and No. 11 Northwestern on Sunday at 11 a.m. Both matches are set to be held at the MSU Indoor Tennis Facility but could be moved to the MSU Outdoor Tennis Courts if the weather reaches at least 50 degrees. Admission is free.
First Serve
MSU also reached 15 wins over the weekend, which is the most since 1990-91 when MSU won a school-record 18. MSU's 15 wins are tied for third-most in school history. MSU recorded 15 wins in 1986-87 and 16 wins in 1987-88.
Opening last weekend against Nebraska, MSU won the doubles point behind senior Marina Bohrer and freshman Erin Faulkner winning on court one, 8-5, and junior Catherine Parenteau and freshman Athena Trouillot winning on court three, 8-4. In singles play, the Spartans and Cornhuskers were tied at 3-3 in the match after the Spartans earned wins from Bohrer on court one and Parenteau on court three but dropped matches on courts two, four, and five. The match came down to the outcome of freshman Athena Trouillot and Hannah Sulz on court six. After splitting the first two sets, Trouillot was on the brink of dropping the decisive third set as she trallied 5-3. Trouillot battled back and forced a tiebreak at 6-all. In the breaker, Trouillot came out strong and won 7-3.
Nebraska is currently unranked but began the season ranked No. 25.
On Sunday at Iowa, MSU struggled initially to adjust to the outdoor elements and dropped the doubles point. The Spartans were able to bounce back compellingly in singles, as they grabbed the first five of six first sets. The five of six first sets led MSU on its way, as it ended up closing out four of those matches in straight sets. All four matches MSU won against Iowa all came in a row. MSU secured the match at 4-1 and then Iowa tacked on two more points to make it close. Faulkner, Parenteau, senior Olga Chernova, and Trouillot all won singles points for the Spartans on courts two, three, five and six, respectively.
"Going into singles, they came together as a team and (Tyler Faulkner) and I didn't have to say too much other than you have to make the adjustment," head coach Simone Jardim said about the Iowa match. "Once they went out there, they came together, they got it out of their system and won five of six first sets. That's the best way you can expect a team to respond. Once we got that going, that was our match to take. They really believe they can beat anyone and we showed signs of good team leadership. The leadership came from the players themselves, they figured it out. I'm proud of the way they reacted."
With two ranked matches on tap for MSU this weekend, Jardim is helping to keep her team focused on playing their own game.
"We are playing the opponent but not playing the shirt," Jardim said. "We have to play our game no matter who we're playing against. Tactics can be different, but we can deal with that. We're going to have to come up with the wins and play our game."
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Coming up Clutch
Against Penn State on March 21, MSU split its doubles matches on courts one and three, meaning it would be up to sophomore Emily Meyers and junior Julianne Gruber on court two to pull out the doubles point. Meyers and Gruber went back and forth with Penn State and eventually the match was sent to a tiebreak. Meyers and Gruber grabbed a quick 3-0 lead in the breaker and were able to sustain the lead, close out the match 8-7(5), and clinch the doubles point for MSU. MSU used the momentum from its doubles point to go on and sweep all six singles matches.
Against Nebraska on March 28, the Spartans and Cornhuskers were deadlocked at 3-3 and it was up to Trouillot on court six to win the match for MSU. Coming back from a 5-3 deficit in the third set, Trouillot was able to prevail in a third-set tiebreaker 6-4, 6-7(5), 7-6(3), and give MSU the win.
"A lot of it is making sure you put yourself in the best position possible to win," Jardim said. "We are playing aggressive and playing smart. They put themselves on the line and they believe they can do it. Belief goes a long way."
Wins from Six Spots
"We are getting wins from everywhere, and that is priceless," Jardim said. "We can count on anybody."
Big Ten Update
About Illinois
In singles, Illinois is 57-35 (.620) overall and 15-15 (.500) in conference play. Melissa Kopinski and Allison Falkin have both seen extended time on court one. Kopinski has tallied a 3-3 mark, while Falkin is 3-5 on court one. Falkin has played the last eight matches on court one and is likely to start there against MSU. Illinois does not have any nationally ranked singles players.
In doubles, Illinois is 23-20 (.535) overall and just 6-9 (.400) in Big Ten action. Kopinski and Alexis Casati are 7-6 on court one. Illinois does not have any doubles tandems nationally ranked.
Illinois is 8-0 when winning the doubles point this season and 1-6 when losing the doubles point. There is no doubles record for Illinois' match against Oklahoma State.
In the teams' last meeting, April 25, 2013, No. 43 Illinois defeated MSU, 4-1, in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament held in Bloomington, Ind.
About Northwestern
In singles, Northwestern has two players nationally ranked. Belinda Niu comes in at No. 36 and Veronica Corning is No. 44. Corning has played every match at No. 1 for Northwestern, tallying a 9-7 mark overall and 4-1 in the Big Ten. Niu is 11-2 on court two and 5-0 in the Big Ten. Overall, Northwestern is 55-31 (.640) in singles and 26-4 (.867) in conference action. In doubles, Northwestern features two tandems nationally ranked. Corning and Alicia Barnett are ranked No. 21 and Maddie Lipp and Nida Hamilton are No. 72. Barnett and Corning are 8-5 on court one, while Lipp and Hamilton are 6-5 on court two. Northwestern is 24-14 (.632) as a team overall in doubles and 10-2 (.833) in the Big Ten.
In the teams' last meeting, April 6, 2013, No. 7 Northwestern defeated MSU, 6-1, in Evanston, Ill.
Freshmen Contribution
Trouillot has spent time on courts five and six of singles and on mostly court three in doubles. Trouillot's current overall singles record stands at 22-5 and is 15-3 in the spring season dual matches including 4-1 in the Big Ten. Her 22 overall wins are tied for second all-time in school history for most wins through one season, tying Marina Bohrer with 22 (2010-11) and trailing Alicia Leone with 27 (1990-91).
Faulkner has held down the No. 2 singles court for almost every match this season and has played on the top doubles court in just about every match. She is 16-8 overall for the season, and 12-5 in spring season dual matches including 3-2 in conference play. Her 16 overall wins are tied for sixth all-time in school history for most wins through one season.
Combined for the dual spring season, MSU has a 83-31 (.728) record in singles. Faulkner, who is 12-5, and Trouillot, who is 15-3, have accounted for 27 of those wins, which makes up 33 percent of the team's total.
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Turkey Supreme With Angel Hair Pasta
1/4 cup flour
1 1/2 teaspoons seasoned salt
1 pound turkey breast tenderloin
2 tablespoons canola oil
1/4 cup frozen diced onion
1/2 pound angel hair pasta
one 4-ounce jar sliced mushrooms (drained)
1 1/2 cup half and half
1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
salt and pepper, to taste
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Kelly Clarkson appears to be spitting nails over stories about the "American Idol" winner reportedly contained in Clive Davis' new memoir, "The Soundtrack of My Life."
"I just heard Clive Davis is releasing a memoir and spreading false information about me and my music. I refuse to be bullied and I just have to clear up his memory lapses and misinformation for myself and for my fans. It feels like a violation," Kelly wrote in a blog on her WhoSay page on Tuesday. "Growing up is awesome because you learn you don't have to cower to anyone — even Clive Davis."
According to Clarkson, Davis allegedly wrote in his book (AccessHollywood.com has not seen a copy of the memoir) that she cried hysterically in the record mogul's office after she said he "demanded" that she put "Since U Been Gone" on her LP.
"Not true at all. His stories and songs are mixed up," Clarkson wrote.
The singer said she actually broke down about a song which she had a deep connection to.
"Yes, I did cry in his office once. I cried after I played him a song I had written about my life called 'Because Of You,'" she wrote. "I cried because he hated it and told me verbatim that I was a 'sh***y writer who should be grateful for the gifts that he bestows upon me.' He continued on about how the song didn't rhyme and how I should just shut up and sing. This was devastating coming from a man who I, as a young girl, considered a musical hero and was so honored to work with.
"But I continued to fight for the song and the label relented. And it became a worldwide hit. He didn't include that in the book," she added.
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- Luke Hutchison
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- United States
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Is capitalism sustainable?
Bono stated in his TED2013 talk that the numbers show that we can eradicate all poverty worldwide by 2030. While I really hope that is true, it begs the question: Is capitalism sustainable? Is it possible to have a rich and middle class without a poor class? The sad reality of capitalism is that if there is an exponentially small number of people with exponentially large wealth, there has to be an exponentially long tail of much poorer people who are each contributing to that wealth. Not that we necessarily need an exponentially small number of people with exponentially large wealth, but would the world keep running without capitalistic incentives that increase the separation between rich and poor? Can we eradicate all poverty without the rich sharing their riches? What happens to civilization when nobody is willing to work in the factories and orchards, or build roads?
(Please don't take this question the wrong way! Personally I wish that nobody had to work menial jobs. I just don't understand how we can eradicate poverty when so many jobs will always translate into low-paid labor.)
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Mar 10 2013: Capitalism is a tremendous wealth creator, and I like to think that it can be made "sustainable" with a few careful tweaks.
Some ideas that could help:
1. Restructure GDP, why are we counting government spending and healthcare in this thing?
2. Automate jobs that can be automated.
3. Bare bones federal government that enforces only laws that make us safer and protect natural resources.
4. Politicians cannot campaign and our automatically forced to resign if the government runs a deficit.
5. 10% flat income tax on everybody that covers all government salaries.
6. A progressive tax on corporate profits, covers a few gov programs that keep people from starvation, but not much more.
8. Debt cannot be used for consumption, only to finance production/investment.
Mar 14 2013: Joanne, you are right that the capitalism we see today is a wealth polarizer. But I'd argue that this is cronyism, not capitalism. For example: the 2008 housing crisis. In a truly capitalistic society, the banks, GM, and AIG would have been allowed to fail. Instead, they were propped up by our government in an effort to prevent a depression. While we probably did avoid a depression, these large corporations used this event to grab more of the pie. They were acting in their own self interest, which is fine. Whats not fine is giving them this opportunity to risk other peoples money and then get bailed out consequence free. The reason wealth is so polarized is government has given companies opportunities like the bailouts, which a normal market would not provide.
Mar 15 2013: Sean, leave out please, if they disturb you, words like cronyism and capitalism, (please again! you will attract Pat! and I say that lovingly Pat :)). These words only illustrate, and poorly too, what is essentially the condensation of capital or labour through a process of limited choice aka exploitation, into a small section or elite of society. We can easily observe the negative consequences of this phenomenom, you have mentioned some incidents yourself. There are those who would argue the benefits of this, the INVISIBLE benefits, lol but we can really only argue this if we present the alternative. I present the alternative now. The Nordic Model. Iceland. I have my ticket booked.
Mar 15 2013: Be that as it may, we have certainly done ourselves no favors. All we have done is set up a larger bubble that is going to burst in the future. When American debt becomes worthless all the hardship we avoided in 08 will come back ten fold. Companies know this too, the wealthiest 1% (and China) and loading up on real assets like gold because they see whats coming.They will be fine, its the middle class, the savers, and the mainstreet guys that are going to be wiped out.
Mar 15 2013: We are in agreement that individuals ARE being exploited, but not WHO. In the social democracies, I'd argue that the producers are being exploited for the benefit of the labor force. Since the sustainability of an economy hinges on investments in the future, I believe that the welfare model is not as sustainable as a free market. The whole model hinges on high employment, which as we saw in 08 can change overnight based on global economic circumstances. If producers see a drop in demand and cut jobs, the heavy tax burden cant be supported. While this system is great for the general population disinterested in production, it hurts those who drive the economy and is not robust enough to survive financial adversity.
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Oct 27, 2013
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|Southeastern Cowboy Festival and Symposium
|501 Museum Dr., Cartersville
|Children's activities, pioneer demonstrations, Western gun fight reenactments, Native American dancing and more.
|Adults, $10; children 12 and younger, $3
Oct 27, 2013
10:00 am
|Buford Corn Maze
|4470 Bennett Rd.
|Corn maze, hayride, Haunted Forest, corn box, old time farm demonstrations. Friday, 6-10p.m. (midnight starting Sept. 20) ; Saturday, 10a.m.-10p.m. (midnight starting Sept. 21); Sunday noon-10p.m.
|Corn maze and hayride or Haunted Forest and hayride: $13/person; combo corn maze/ Haunted Forest, $20/person
Oct 27, 2013
10:00 am
|275 Centennial Olympic Park Drive NW, Atlanta
|The interactive exhibit engages families in a city environment, where visitors build math and problem-solving skills and learn the basics of economics at an anti-counterfeiting lab, a bank, a shopping district, a stock market, and an international shipping dock. Open through January 12th, 2014.
|$12.75 for Admission; 1 and younger free.
Oct 27, 2013
10:00 am
|Sea Monsters Revealed: Aquatic Bodies
|. 225 Baker St., Atlanta.
|Features the world's largest plastinated sea creatures including a 6-foot-wide devil ray, a 15-foot-long mako shark and an 18-foot-long, 3,000 pound whale shark.. Sun.-Fri., 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat., 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
|Adults, $29.95-34.95; ages 3-12, $23.95-$28.95.
Oct 27, 2013
10:00 am
|Country Living Fair
|U.S. Highway 78 East, Stone Mountain
|Over 150 booths of antiques and hand-crafted goods, plus a harvest market and general store.
|$16/one day; $20/weekend pass; one-day parking, $10.
Oct 27, 2013
10:00 am
|Uncle Shuck's Corn Maze
|4520 Highway 53 E, Dawsonville
|A 12-acre maze, pumpkin patch, "Great Goat Trek" attraction, hayride and bonfire. Friday 4p.m.-10p.m.; Saturday 10a.m.-10p.m.; Sunday 10a.m.- 6p.m.
|Maze, $10; combo hayride/maze, $13.
Oct 27, 2013
10:00 am
|Big Springs Farm
|2100 Sugar Pike Rd., Woodstock
|Visit the petting zoo, pick from hundreds of pumpkins, enjoy a scenic tour of the farm on a wagon ride, or bounce on inflatables. Oct. weekends. Fri.-Sun., 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
|Free, activities and goods extra.
Oct 27, 2013
10:00 am
|Yule Forest Pumpkin Patch
|3565 Hwy. 155 N., Stockbridge
|Inflatables, talking chicken show, petting zoo, a rabbit pioneer village, paintball hayrides, puppet show, and more. Oct.1-31. Mon.-Fri., 4-7 p.m.; Sat.-Sun., 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
|Additional fees $2-$5.
Oct 27, 2013
10:00 am
|North Georgia Corn Maze
|550 Tom Bell Rd., Cleveland
|Find your way through he 7-acre maze, relax on the hayride, enjoy a movie at dark or venture into the haunted "House of Burm" and take the elevator down to the "Dungeon of Fear". Friday, 6p.m.-11:30p.m.; Saturday 10a.m.-11:30p.m.; and Sunday 10a.m.-9p.m.
|Adults $10; children $9; hayride and Dungeon of Fear, extra
Oct 27, 2013
10:02 am
|1380 Atlantic Dr. NW, Atlanta
|A 25,000-square foot, quarter mile long maze of haunted mayhem caused by demonic artifacts. Not recommended or small children.
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'Anyone who dares to be different becomes annoying to others'
Dec 14, 2010 - 12:19 PM
Marianne Khoury is the Cairo-based filmmaker, who with Mustapha Hasnaoui, directed 'Zelal', a stark and poignant account of life in two Cairo mental homes. A long-term collaborator of Youssef Chahine's, Khoury's film is a small masterpiece of contemporary Egyptian social observation. 'Zelal' is a film that goes beyond the documentation of those suffering mental illnesses, it's a critique of Egyptian society at large. Would you agree? This film is about ordinary human beings. There is a very fine line between madness and sanity, and anyone who dares to be different becomes annoying to others. ... read more
Dec 14, 2010 - 12:18 PM
The Torino FilmLab Interchange Programme, organised with DIFF and EAVE, is developing 11 projects that aim to link the European and Arab film worlds. Following a week-long session in Turin in May, the writers, directors and producers have come to DIFF to refine their projects and pitch for backers on December 15 and interested producers should contact Lucas Rosant at the Dubai Film Connection. Ben Walters met some of them on a break from this week's session – the participants were excited about their projects' progress, apprehensive about the impending pitching sessions and a little fragile after the ... read more
'The King's Speech' – much more than indie Brit film
Dec 14, 2010 - 11:14 AM
Tom Hooper's 'The King's Speech,' which opened the Dubai International Film Festival this year, is not just your typical indie Brit pic. The film also offers a case study in how the indie film sector can harness opportunity in the global film biz and move quickly, even in times of economic hardship and without the help of a major Hollywood studio. Those involved with the historical drama, top-lining Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush, give much of the credit to Iain Canning and Emile Sherman, who run the Australian and UK production company See-Saw Films. See-Saw put together the financing and produced the film ... read more
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Dec 14, 2010 - 11:14 AM
Dubai Film Connection manager Lucas Rosant tells Ben Walters about the challenges for this year's edition of the matchmaking platform that boosts selected projects at development stage. The DFC starts today and the awards will be announced on December 16. What role does the DFC play in bringing projects to fruition? The DFC comes in at this fragile moment when projects have a financing script but still need help to go into production. If you don't have a good script, you won't have a good film. And help at the early stage of moving from script to film is crucial – you don't get up in the morning and ... read more
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Dec 14, 2010 - 11:13 AM
All About My Father 'Beirut Al Mouss' (All About My Father) finally makes its way to the Dubai International Film Festival after five years of on-and-off filming. A DIFF debutante in 2010, Lebanese filmmaker Zeina Sfeir says the film is an extremely personal film for her, as it's all about the director's father. "If I were not a filmmaker, I can't imagine being anything else," says Sfeir, who fell in love with the world of cinema as an 8-year old child. "You should have an issue to talk about if you want to make a film. You need to be sensitive, passionate and patient. That's what makes a ... read more
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Paul Zilk, CEO of Reed Midem, organises some of the most distinct and robust markets in the entertainment biz, including Mipcom in October and MipTv in April. At his first visit to the Dubai International Film Festival, he tells Variety about his experiences and why Dubai Filmmart can help boost the acquisition and distribution of Arab content. What brings you to DIFF for your company? The Middle Eastern region is an important part of our entertainment markets with MipTv and Mipcom in Cannes and over recent years the presence and participation by Middle Eastern companies has been increasing a lot at our ... read more
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Kalamazoo, MI (WKZO) – In the 131st all-time meeting between arguable the two biggest rivals in the Mid-American Conference, the Western Michigan Broncos were able to hold off a late charge from the Central Michigan Chippewas to defeat their in-state rival 75-72 at University Arena on Saturday afternoon.
David Brown scored a team high 20 points, while making some clutch free throws in the final minutes for the Broncos 12th win of the year, and improving their MAC record to 5-3. Brown's double digit scoring performance also increased his consecutive games streak of 10 or more points to 25.
The Broncos jumped out of the gate early, scoring the first eight points of the game and increased their lead to as much as 23 in the first half before ending the half ahead 42-25, in large part to holding the Chips to just 23.8% shooting (5-21) and dominate inside play from MAC West Player of the Week Shayne Whittington, who had 12 points and six boards in the first 20 minutes of play.
After the break, the Chips started the second half looking like a differenet team. They made nearly three times as many shots while attempting only four more than they did in the first half, while finally taking their first lead at 69-68 with 2:30 remaining in the game. But down the stretch the Chips couldn't hold off the Broncos and suffered their eighth loss in eight MAC games.
Game Notes: Whittington finished the game with 14 points and eight rebounds…Connar Tava also scored in double figures with 10…Chris Fowler scored a career high 27 points for the Chips and made all of his 13 free throw attempts…WMU shot 52% for the game (26-50) and missed just one free throw (18-19)…The Broncos return to action on Wednesday night as they welcome the Ohio Bobcats to University Arena. Tip-off is set for 7pm.