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"We have made the difficult decision not to move forward with a fourth season of The Killing," AMC said in a statement. "We want to thank our great partners at Fox Television Studios, creator Veena Sud, an extraordinary cast and the dedicated fans who watched."
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The Season 3 premiere of The Killing introduced viewers to Ray Seward, an inmate who is 30 days from being executed for brutally murdering his wife. But did he actually do it?The Killing: Does Season 3 show signs of life?Like almost every element of the show, Seward (an incredibly creepy Peter Sarsgaard) remains a mystery. The enigma surrounding the character is initially based on a series of contradictions. After bashing a prison chaplain's face in on the premiere, Seward proudly takes credit for his wife's murder and recounts in graphic detail the strength it took to kill her. But throughout the episode, Detective Linden (Mireille Enos) finds proof that suggests that Seward's wife was possibly murdered by a serial killer who's racked up more than a dozen other victims while Seward was in prison. Similarly, Seward talks about his son to manipulate a prison guard, but flatly denies having a child when being questioned by Linden. Is it all just a series of mind games? Yes and no. "In that atmosphere, if you are not built like Vin Diesel, you've got to find a way to make somebody who looks like Vin Diesel fear you," Sarsgaard tells TVGuide.com...
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[WARNING: The following story contains mild spoilers from the Season 3 premiere of AMC's The Killing. Read at your own risk.]AMC's The Killing is back from the dead, but did the rain-soaked crime drama learn anything from the mistakes that sent it to an early grave in the first place?Summer TV: Get scoop on your favorite returning showsTo recap: After debuting to much fanfare two years ago, The Killing seemingly squandered its promise — it was to re-invent the stale crime procedural genre with a deeper, character-driven exploration of a single case — by introducing numerous (and often senseless) red herrings that kept the show's not-quite-three-dimensional heroes chasing their tails....
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When Rosie Larsen's murderer was not revealed in The Killing's Season 1 finale, heads across America exploded. It was the most disparaged creative decision since Lost's purgatory series ender. Still, executive producer Veena Sud believed her gritty crime drama would survive the backlash.
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Mark Kligman, Ph.D., is Professor of Jewish Musicology at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in New York where he teaches in the School of Sacred Music. He is the Academic Chair of the Jewish Music Forum and co-editor of Musica Judaica.
His main area of expertise is the liturgical music of Middle Eastern Jewish communities. Working primarily in the discipline of ethnomusicology he explores the rich interconnection of music and cultural life in Mediterranean contexts. His book Maqam and Liturgy: Ritual, Music, and Aesthetics of Syrian Jews in Brooklyn, Wayne State University Press (2009) received the Jordan Schnitzer Notable Selection award in the category of Jewry and the Arts from the Association for Jewish Studies.
Educated at the University of Michigan and New York University, he earned his doctorate at NYU in 1997. Dr. Kligman specializes in the liturgical traditions of Middle Eastern Jewish communities and has published several articles on the liturgy of Syrian Jews. His work also extends to historical trends in the liturgical music of Ashkenazic and Sephardic traditions.
Dr. Kligman is a frequently requested speaker and teacher at universities and congregations throughout the United States. He has taught courses at Columbia University, Pennsylvania University and Rutgers University. He is an active teacher at adult education programs and has taught at programs at University of California at Santa Cruz, Brandeis University and Florida Atlantic University. In the Spring of 2001 he was a Research Fellow & Visiting Professor at the Center for Judaic Studies, University of Pennsylvania, where he pursued research on contemporary trends in Jewish music.
Mark Kligman is the Sephardi/Mizrahi section head for the Association for Jewish Studies where he actively promotes the Sephardi/Mizrahi studies and its integration into Jewish studies. He is the academic chair of the Jewish Music Forum, which provides academic seminars on Jewish music topics at the Center for Jewish History in New York and at universities throughout the country. This is an initiative of the American Society of Jewish Music, Dr. Kligman serves on its board. He has also initiated special interestes groups on Jewish music for the American Musicological Society and the Society for Ethnomusicology. He is dedicated to the growth of Jewish music in the academy through further studies in the disciplines of music, Jewish studies and cultural studies.
Dr. Kligman's publications include articles in various academic journals and publications. On Syrian Liturgical music; Ethnomusicology (2001), Jews of Brooklyn (Brandeis University and University Press of New England), Psalms in Community: Jewish and Christian Textual, Liturgical, and Artistic Traditions published by the Society for Biblical Literature (2003), Liturgy in the Life of the Synagogue: Studies in the History of Jewish Prayer (2005), Musica Judaica (2005-6). Sephardi and Mizrahi Traditions: a chapter in music in The Jews in the Middle East and North Africa in Modern Times (Columbia University Press, 2003), he complied 27 musical tracks in an accompanying CD for this publication, Sephardic & Mizrahi Jewry: From the Golden Age of Spain to Modern Times (2005) Popular Jewish Music: Jewish Folklore and Ethnology Review (1994), YIVO Annual (1996), Jews of Brooklyn (Brandeis University and University Press of New England, 2001), "Contemporary Jewish Music," American Jewish Yearbook (2001), Cambridge Reader in Jewish Studies (2005) Liturgical Aspects of Music: "Music in Judaism" was recently published in The Encyclopedia of Judaism (2000). The editor of the Jewish terms in Worship Music: a Concise Dictionary (2000), a dictionary covering liturgical music, Encyclopedia of American Jewish History (2008), The Art of Being Jewish in Modern Times: Essays on Jews and Aesthetic Culture (2008)
Dr. Kligman lives with his wife, daughter, and son in Highland Park, NJ.
"Prayers in an Arabic Mode: Liturgical Performance of Syrian Jews in Brooklyn," New Studies in Jewish Liturgy (Eisenbrauns Inc., forthcoming)
"Arab Music and Aesthetics as a Bass for Ritual Structure in the Sabbath Morning Liturgical Music of Syrian Jews in Brooklyn," Musica Judaica (forthcoming)
"Diversity and Uniqueness: An Introduction to Sephardic Liturgical Music," in Sephardic & Mizrahi Jewry: From the Golden Age of Spain to Modern Times, editor Zion Zohar (New York University Press, 2005)
"Recent Trends in New American Jewish Music" in Cambridge Reader in Jewish Studies, editor Dana Kaplan (Cambridge University Press, 2005)
"Chanting Psalms Today: The Zemirot in Syrian Sabbath Prayers," The Psalms in Community: Jewish and Christian Textual, Liturgical and Artistic Traditions (Society of Biblical Lit., 2003)
"Music in the Middle East," History of the Jews in the Middle East and North Africa in Modern Times (Columbia Univ. Press, 2003) complied 27 musical tracks for CD in this publication
"Contemporary Jewish Music in America," American Jewish Yearbook, vol. 101 (2001)
"Music in Judaism," The Encyclopedia of Judaism (2000)
Editor of Jewish Terms, Worship Music: A Concise Dictionary (2000)
Articles in various academic journals: Ethnomusicology (2001), YIVO Annual (1996), and Jewish Folklore and Ethnology Review (1994)

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Posted: 12/9/2013 11:47pm et
Denver Broncos TE Julius Thomas (knee) fully participated in practice Monday, Dec. 9. The team did not practice and this is an estimation.
Huddle Up: Thomas returned in Week 14 from a 2-game knee injury absence and caught 5 passes for 35 yards and a TD. Start him with full confidence Thursday night against the Chargers.
Posted: 12/6/2013 4:10pm et
Denver Broncos TE Julius Thomas (knee) practiced in full Friday, Dec. 6, and is probable for Week 14.
Huddle Up: Double check over the weekend, but count on having Thomas available for the first time in 3 weeks. That also means Jacob Tamme falls off the fantasy radar again.
Posted: 12/5/2013 6:07pm et
Denver Broncos TE Julius Thomas (knee) practiced in full Thursday, Dec. 5.
Huddle Up: This is the best indicator yet that Thomas is in line to return from a 2-game absence. See if he can get in another full workout Friday, and if he does, feel free to put him back in your starting lineup.
Posted: 11/29/2013 6:08pm et
Denver Broncos TE Julius Thomas (knee) was limited in practice Friday, Nov. 29, and is questionable for Week 13. He practiced on a limited basis throughout the week.
Huddle Up: Thomas, who missed the Week 12 loss to the Patriots, has been limited all week, but the general sense coming out of the Mile High City is that the TE will play this week against the Chiefs. Check back with The Huddle's Game-Day Inactives, Injuries and Weather Report on Sunday morning.
Posted: 11/28/2013 4:49pm et
Denver Broncos TE Julius Thomas (knee) was limited in practice Thursday, Nov. 28.
Huddle Up: Thomas, who missed his first game of the season in Week 12, has been limited in both of the team's practices this week. He should be able to play in Week 13 if he can show a little more in Friday's workouts.
Posted: 11/25/2013 5:39pm et
Denver Broncos interim head coach Jack Del Rio said he expects TE Julius Thomas (knee) to play Week 13.
Huddle Up: Good news for the hurting Broncos and your fantasy team.
Posted: 11/22/2013 6:00pm et
Denver Broncos TE Julius Thomas (knee) was limited during practice Friday, Nov. 22, and is listed as questionable for Week 12. Thomas' knee injury likely will have to improve some in order for him to play.
Huddle Up: It's shaping up as a game-time decision for Thomas, and that's problematic for fantasy GMs given the Broncos don't play until Sunday night at New England. Make sure you have another TE rostered and ready to go if things are still up in the air Sunday morning.
Posted: 11/21/2013 6:06pm et
Denver Broncos TE Julius Thomas (knee) was limited in practice Thursday, Nov. 21.
Huddle Up: Thomas at least got in some work on a cold day in Denver after sitting out Wednesday, but his status for Sunday remains up in the air. Friday's practice report will tell us more.
Posted: 11/20/2013 2:18pm et
Denver Broncos TE Julius Thomas (knee) is not participating in practice Wednesday, Nov. 20.
Huddle Up: Keep monitoring his status this week.
Posted: 11/8/2013 4:48pm et
Denver Broncos TE Julius Thomas (ankle) practiced in full Friday, Nov. 8, and is probable for Week 10.
Huddle Up: Thomas has gotten plenty of rest over the team's bye week and should be good to go Sunday vs. Chargers.
Posted: 11/7/2013 7:07pm et
Denver Broncos TE Julius Thomas (ankle) was limited in practice Thursday, Nov. 7.
Huddle Up: That's 2 days of limited work coming off a bye for Thomas, who twisted the ankle Week 8 against the Skins. See if he's able to do more Friday. If not, he'll be a serious question mark Sunday.
Posted: 11/4/2013 3:51pm et
Denver Broncos TE Julius Thomas (ankle) will not practice Monday, Nov. 4, due to a mild ankle sprain suffered in Week 8.
Huddle Up: Updated from earlier. As we said, there is a big difference between "attending" and "participating" in practice. Keep an eye on Thomas this week.
Posted: 11/4/2013 12:56pm et
Denver Broncos TE Julius Thomas (ankle) is attending practice Monday, Nov. 4.
Huddle Up: "Attending" and "participating" are two different things, but this is some positive news for him.
Posted: 10/28/2013 5:50pm et
Denver Broncos head coach John Fox said the X-rays on TE Julius Thomas' (ankle) injured ankle came back negative.
Huddle Up: This is good to hear for Thomas, who has the bye week to heal up.
Posted: 10/28/2013 11:00am et
Denver Broncos TE Julius Thomas (ankle) will have an MRI on his ankle and foot area Monday, Oct. 28.
Huddle Up: Thomas left the Broncos' Week 8 win in the second half and did not return. An ankle injury is worrysome because Thomas lost much of the previous two seasons to ankle injuries. The Broncos have next week off, so fantasy owners will have to come up with a backup plan for Week 9 anyway.
Posted: 9/6/2013 1:17am et
Denver Broncos TE Julius Thomas caught 5 passes for 110 yards Thursday, Sept. 5 in the team's 49-27 season-opening win over the Baltimore Ravens.
Huddle Up: Meet the first waiver-wire darling of the season. Thomas, who had one career catch for 5 yards in his first 2 pro seasons, earned his first NFL start with a strong preseason and opened eyes quickly, doing most of his damage in the first half. Thomas certainly isn't going to see this production most weeks given the Broncos' abundance of targets, but the 6-foot-5 former college hoops player certainly established himself as a must-start fantasy TE in the season's first 30 minutes.
Posted: 9/5/2013 8:40pm et
Denver Broncos TE Julius Thomas was arrested last week for failing to appear in court stemming from a traffic citation he received. His arrest is not expected to affect his status for Week 1.
Huddle Up: An unpaid traffic citation isn't a big deal in the grand scheme of things -- and it won't affect Thomas' sleeper status as the team's starting TE -- but it's a major disappointment in Denver in light of the Broncos' other offseason transgressions.
Posted: 9/1/2013 12:41pm et
Denver Broncos TE Julius Thomas is listed as the starting tight end on the team's depth chart for Week 1.
Huddle Up: Thomas, the Broncos' leading preseason pass-catcher, certainly deserves a sizable bump in the TE rankings, but don't go overboard as there still are plenty of targets ahead of him in Peyton Manning's pecking order.
Posted: 7/7/2013 11:42pm et
Denver Broncos TE Julius Thomas' role on offense this season is uncertain because he is behind TEs Jacob Tamme and Joel Dreessen on the depth chart and WRs Demaryius Thomas, Eric Decker and Wes Welker will be the primary targets in the passing game.
Huddle Up: Thomas missed all but 4 games in 2012 with a bothersome ankle and only has 1 career NFL reception for 5 yards, but the former college hoops player has shown some definite practice flashes and could turn potential into production this coming season, giving the Broncos a 3-headed TEBC.
Posted: 6/16/2013 6:18pm et
Denver Broncos TE Julius Thomas has received some reps with the first-team offense during offseason workouts.
Huddle Up: The Broncos already have two dependable TEs in Jacob Tamme and Joel Dreessen, but the 6-foot-5, 245-pound Thomas, a former college hoops player, would provide more athleticism down the seam after missing most of the 2012 season with an ankle injury that required offseason surgery.


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New York Times' Paul Krugman - Averting the Worst
…the latest flurry of economic reports suggests that the economy has backed up several paces from the edge of the abyss.
A few months ago the possibility of falling into the abyss seemed all too real.
So what saved us from a full replay of the Great Depression? The answer, almost surely, lies in the very different role played by government…
Last and probably least, but by no means trivial, have been the deliberate efforts of the government to pump up the economy… reasonable estimates suggest that around a million more Americans are working now than would have been employed without that plan -- a number that will grow over time -- and that the stimulus has played a significant role in pulling the economy out of its free fall. [Read More]
Kansas City infoZine News (Kansas) - Recovery Act Protects More Than 1,000 Public Safety Jobs in Kansas
State and local public safety programs have been hit hard by declining revenues and the national recession; but thanks to the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, Kansas remains safe and secure as more than 1,000 public safety jobs are protected.
Twenty-seven state and local agencies will receive $11,534,125 in Justice Assistance Grants during the next 24 months. The grant program supports communities in their efforts to hire and retain criminal justice personnel. The funds will create five full time positions and will help retain all or a portion of 112 existing positions. In addition, the grant funds will reduce anticipated furlough days for approximately 1,484 employees. [Read More]
Birmingham Business Journal (Alabama) - EPA gives Alabama $1M for brownfield cleanup
The Alabama Department of Environmental Management will provide loans and grants with EPA money for cleanup activities, redevelopment projects and to create jobs for residents living near brownfield sites… [Read More]
The Arizona Republic - Stimulus injects $26 million for Ariz. clinics' vital services
… the federal stimulus program is injecting $25.6 million into the state's network of 16 federally qualified health centers, which operate more than 100 medical and dental clinics, mostly in rural or underserved areas.
The funds are allowing the clinics to hire more doctors, renovate facilities and provide new patients low-cost and preventative care. The money also is aimed at spurring the economy.
In 2008, the state's network of community health centers treated nearly 343,000 patients, more than 32 percent of whom were uninsured, according to the national association.
In Arizona, Native American Community Health Center Inc., also known as Native Health, has opened a new clinic in northwest Phoenix with a $1.3 million Recovery Act grant. [Read More]
The Courier-Post (New Jersey) - Andrews: Stimulus creates S.J. jobs
An increase in workers in the tri-county area and a drop in the number of home foreclosures are signs federal stimulus funds are having an effect in the South Jersey area, U.S. Rep. Rob Andrews said...
Andrews said funds for construction projects, like an $80 million project along I-295, are creating jobs for union laborers.
… Andrews said about 6,000 more people were employed in the tri-county area in June than in February. [Read More]
The Lima News (Ohio) - Stimulus Tax Dollars Come Home: More Than $40 Million Earmarked Here, With Intricate Requirements
The federal government projects 133,000 jobs saved or created in Ohio over the next two years.
'Sixteen-and-a-half million dollars of new money is to be invested in our infrastructure. It is certainly beneficial, it is going to create jobs,' [Howard Elstro, Lima's public works director] said. 'For every dollar that does get spent in this community or this state, we know those dollars turn over multiple times in our county and multiple times in the state.'
On the other side of that, several social service agencies have been able to use stimulus funds to save jobs. Stimulus funds saved 10 Help Me Grow jobs with the Allen County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities and four jobs with the Allen County Regional Transit Authority.
The Lima Police Department is getting an additional $790,000 award that will allow it to hire or retain four officers. [Read More]
The Sun (Arizona) - Leadership program benefits YPIC youths and children
[Yuma Private Industry Council]'s summer youth projects are part of a special summer program made possible by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. The program is open to young people ages 14 to 24, who gain job skills and practical experience while earning minimum wage.
More than 800 young people are currently involved with the program, working either in local businesses or on one of YPIC's special projects. [Read More]
Other Headlines
- Lawrence Journal-World & News - NE Kansas buoyed by stimulus funds
- San Antonio Business Journal (Texas) - Obama administration awards San Antonio first round of stimulus funds
- The Palladium Item (Indiana) - Stimulus paves way for roadwork
- The Sheboygan Press (Wisconsin) - Area displaced workers in line for $3.4M in job assistance
- The Hawkeye (Iowa) - Stimulus working in many ways in area


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Biking in an Emerging WorldYour journey through Vietnam and Cambodia will probably be unlike any other travel experience. The people you'll meet and places you'll visit will likely stay with you for a very long time. As wonderfully fulfilling as travel is in this region, it's not always easy. These are developing countries and even something as simple as crossing the road can be a challenge.
Our itineraries and Trip Leaders remove as many obstacles and inconveniences as possible, making your next extraordinary encounter always within reach. Of course, we can't remove haze and noise from the air, or replace a poorly maintained road. But if you can be flexible and approach the region with an open mind, you'll enjoy your trip to the fullest! Due to the varied road conditions on our routes, we have specially fitted our bikes in Vietnam and Cambodia to maximize your comfort and control. In Vietnam, you'll have the choice of Backroads bicycles with upright or drop handlebars. In Cambodia, all Backroads bikes come with upright handle-bars, as the terrain includes some rough roads with dirt and sand sections. Upright handlebars are safer and more comfortable over these mixed-surface roads.
Days 1-2 Indulge in some of Asia's freshest and tastiest cuisine On foot and via bicycle rickshaw, explore the city's bustling neighborhoods; with its treelined boulevards, French Colonial architecture, lakes and parks, Hanoi is called the "Paris of the Orient" Grand mausoleums of past empires punctuate your ride through small rural communities Experience a cycling thrill like no other: share the road with food carts, water buffalo, locals scootering to work and kids biking to school Enjoy the delicate peach blooms in spring or the blaze of flame trees in summer along the Perfume riverbank and the profusion of lotus blossoms on Tinh Tam Lake.
Days 3-4 Explore the historic monuments of Hué, once the capital of imperial Vietnam, including the Royal Citadel, modeled after China's Forbidden City and the site of intense conflict during the Vietnam War Hoi An: Vietnam's oldest town, beautifully preserved and a delight to discover Bike over Ocean Clouds Pass en route to Danang.
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The conservatives are all in a huff because Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominee, Judge Sonia Sotomayor, once said that the courts make policy. But the judge was simply stating a fact. No, the courts do not write laws - the Senate and House of Representatives do that - but the courts are charged with making sure those laws are consistent with the Constitution. So, Supreme Court decisions can have the effect of establishing new policies by nullifying laws that are non-Constitutional. Brown vs. Board of Education is one commonly-known and admired example of this.
So, when Judge Sotomayor spoke about the courts making policy she wasn't practicing judicial activism, she was accurately describing the role of the Judicial Branch in the brilliantly-designed system of checks and balances that defines our government.
I think most conservatives know this, but their political playbook instructs them to act like they don't.
One final note on Judge Sotomayor's right-wing opponents... I'm appalled, though not the least bit surprised, that some of them have misinterpreted her comments about race and are now trying to say she's a racist. First of all, it is ludicrous for the lily white Republican Party to ever, ever accuse anyone else of racism. Secondly, Judge Sotomayor was correct when she talked about the likelihood that a Latin woman might reach a different opinion on a legal matter than a white man. That's actually good thing. The law is not totally objective like mathematics. It is filled with complicated nuances that are open to subjective interpretation - even among our most highly-educated legal minds. That's why the Supreme Court is a panel of justices who debate and vote and not a single judge who issues rulings. So, the more diverse that panel is - in terms of race, gender, socio-economic status, geographical origin, age, etc. - the more points of view will be shared in those debates. That can only help in the Court arriving at wise decisions.
See, this is why defense attorneys tell their clients to keep their mouths shut outside of the courtroom. If they start talking unchecked they can easily say something stupid that makes them sound guilty as sin. That's exactly what Chris Brown did last week. This fool, who has been vilified for his lack of remorse after his alleged beat-down of girlfriend Rihanna, went on YouTube to talk smack to the so-called "haters" and to claim that he "ain't no monster."
Arrogantly astride his high horse, Brown declared, "I ain't going nowhere. Everybody that's haters, they just been haters. All my real friends, I love ya'll. I ain't a monster."
Well, Chris, if the charges turn out to be true (and they certainly seem to be since you and Ri Ri were the only ones in that car when she got her face smashed) then yes, you actually are a monster.
I'll bet that Brown's attorney, Mark Geragos, went off on him for making that YouTube video. If he ever hopes to be found guilty in criminal court and, perhaps more importantly, in the court of public opinion Chris needs to go above and beyond to make himself look like Mr. Nice Guy. Getting defensive on the Internet doesn't help. That's the sort of thing we'd expect from a guilty man. Kinda like riding on a jet ski when you're supposed to be reconciling with the woman you allegedly assaulted.
Some guys never learn. Well, jail can be a very effective classroom. And make no mistake, Chris Brown could definitely end up behind bars. Even his lawyer seems to think so at this point.
Chris suffered two huge setbacks last week: Rihanna agreed to testify and the judge rejected Geragos' motion to examine police records related to that evidence photo of Rihanna that was leaked to TMZ. When a reporter asked Geragos if he was sure he could keep Chris out of prison, Geragos dodged the question saying, "I'm not going to address any of that."
I'm not much of an American Idol fan so I haven't been caught up in the whole Kris Allen vs. Allen Lambert "controversy." But I really admire the way Lambert carries himself. While the general consensus is that Lambert is gay, he has steadfastly refused to discuss his sexual orientation. When the question was put to him the umpteenth time a few days ago, Lambert said, "Calm down (and) keep speculating."
See, that's cool. Everybody's entitled to their personal business and no one should have to put their private lives on front street just because they've achieved fame as an entertainer. Sexual orientation has nothing to do with Adam Lambert - or any other performer, for that matter - being able to touch audiences with a heartfelt performance. So, if you like an artist's singing, rapping, acting, etc. just dig on the performance and don't trip off of which consenting adults they may or may not be kickin' it with when they're out of the spotlight.
It's like the old joke that Richard Pryor used to tell about heavyweight boxer Leon Spinks. Pryor said that mocking Spinks for his supposed lack of intelligence was unfair because, as a boxer, Spinks' job was to knock guys out, not to perform brain surgery.
Lambert said something else recently that was extremely cool. He said he was proud of being different and he urged young people who are having a hard time fitting in with other kids to stop worrying about trends and the crowd. Lambert said, "It's a really, really cool thing to be able to show people that you can be yourself, and you should be proud of yourself, and you should own who you are and what you're about, and never make apologies for it."
Right on, right on, right on!
We give a lot of lip service in this society about individuality, but the fact is that our culture really values and enforces conformity. Everywhere we turn there are socio-economic, political, ethnic, religious and - worst of all - commercial forces pressuring us to think, speak and behave according to certain pre-determined limits. If we go outside of those we risk ridicule, isolation and even attack. That leads to a lot of us hiding or suppressing parts of ourselves out of the realistic fear that we will be punished for being different.
That's grossly unfair and it frequently leads to tragic consequences.
So, when Adam Lambert says he wants to help people be proud and unapologetic about their uniqueness I have to give him a one-man standing ovation!
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4 ways to take advantage of (still) being snowed in
Temperatures are below freezing for much of the country. Many states are covered with more than a foot of snow. After days of being snowed in, cabin fever is starting to run rampant, but there are a few tasks that are actually best accomplished with some heavy snow on the ground.
Clean out your fridge and freezer
With lower temperatures on the porch than in the crisper drawer, cold snaps are a good time to empty the fridge and freezer without worrying about food spoilage.
Just empty the fridge, toss everything that's expired, set the remaining groceries outside your front door to keep them chilled and scrub down the shelves and drawers.
Clean area rugs with snow
Those big area rugs that are too heavy to shake out will benefit from a nice snow cleaning.
Apartmentthearpy.com advises rug owners to hang the rug outside for 30 minutes to acclimate it to the cold, then place it facedown in the snow and beat it with a broom. Flip the rug, beat it with the broom again, then sweep the snow off.
Roast a chicken to save energy
Low temperatures mean high energy bills. Now is a good time to throw a chicken, roast or some kind of braised dish in the oven, lower the thermostat and let the oven heat your house for a few hours.
For bonus points, unplug the deep freeze in the garage for a few hours (or days) and save a little more.
Wash those extra dishes
If you have to leave the faucets dripping to prevent pipes from freezing, why waste the water? Empty the sink before you go to bed, plug the drain and wake up to a few usable gallons of water. Grab those holiday dishes or that dusty china and give them a scrub.
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Smartphone kill switches are coming
Smartphones need kill switches. It's a relatively easy solution to the pricey (and irritating) problem of smartphone theft. But who would have thought that the big carriers would team up with Apple, Google, Microsoft, Nokia, Samsung and lots of other manufacturers to voluntarily begin adding the technology by July 2015? The cooperative spirit! It makes so much sense!
Why do wolves howl?
Of all the myths that dog the wolf, none is more widely accepted than the idea that wolves howl at the moon. Images of wolves with their heads upturned, singing at the night sky, are as unquestioned as a goldfish's three-second memory or a dog's color-blindness (both also myths).
Biggest student loan profits come from grad students
This week, the Congressional Budget Office projected that the federal government would earn roughly $127 billion from student lending during the next 10 years.
Pennsylvania won't take action following Ohio ruling on quakes, fracking
Pennsylvania officials plan no action despite new Ohio rules on drilling that affect a seismically active area near the state line.
VIDEO: Boston bomb scare defendant appears in court
The man accused of carrying a backpack containing a rice cooker near the Boston Marathon finish line on the anniversary of the bombings was arraigned Wednesday. He's being held on $100,000 bail.
Consumer spending on health care jumps as Affordable Care Act takes hold
Nancy Beigel has known since September that she would need hernia surgery. She couldn't afford it on her $11,000 yearly income until she became eligible for Medicaid in January through President Barack Obama's signature health care law.
The case for separate beds
The other night I slept on a twin bed in the guest room of the house I share with my husband and our two kids.
It was the best night's sleep I've had in years.
Raw oysters spike U.S. rise in bacterial infections, CDC reports
Raw oysters, so good with hot sauce, increasingly can carry something even more unsettling to the stomach: A bacteria linked to vomiting, diarrhea and pain.
To sleep well, you may need to adjust what you eat and when
Sleep. Oh, to sleep. A good night's sleep is often a struggle for more than half of American adults. And for occasional insomnia, there are good reasons to avoid using medications, whether over-the-counter or prescription.
Doctors to rate cost effectiveness of expensive cancer drugs
The world's largest organization of cancer doctors plans to rate the cost effectiveness of expensive oncology drugs, and will urge physicians to use the ratings to discuss the costs with their patients.
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That's good ole' Hens and Chicks to me and you.
When budgeting for plants I keep a mental list of plants I would not pay more than 3 bucks for. Plants like basil, oregano, thyme, sedums tend to fall into this category. And most especially hens and chicks. In fact I don't think I've paid more than 2 bucks for a puffy container of these reliable and mega-easy succulents.
But with a name like 'Pacific Sexy' I couldn't NOT fork out the $7.99 + applicable taxes for this little number. Because, HELLO, it's name is 'Pacific Sexy.' And it sparkles an iridescent red when the light hits just so. And by "just so" I mean after 10 minutes of tilting and adjusting. Plus it makes a mean cappuccino and feeds the cat when we're away.
Next time I'll just name the 2 dollar variety 'Hot Baby Disco' and save the 6 bucks.


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