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I live in a retirement home and our chef prides himself on having the best costumes for any event. I got myself this hat and got a standing ovation from the other residents when I came to dinner. I felt so bad, and the price was so low that I got the chef one and gave it to him for a present. He loved it!
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A fun addition to the 4th of July celebration!! Everyone wanted to know where I got it!! Windy City does have the best celebration items for the best prices and FAST shipping! Thanks again Windy City!!
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Sold these for first time at our 4th of july booth to support rotary. I did sell out and they were popular. They are not super great top quality, but they are fun. for the price, I was pleased. kids and adults loved them...and the jester hats went even faster.
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I order 4 hats for us to wear on our float in the local parade. My grandson loved it.
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When I opened the package my daughter and husband thought it was great for the graduation theme party.
Made well
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from Afghanistan and Louisiana
Used for an adult office Hallowe'en party, this hat fit the average size head, easy to turn on and off and everyone loves the patriotic theme. Will put then away for the next event that patriotic will work. Glad to have two on the shelf.
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We had a "red, white, blue" event and it was hit. The only complaints were that they are made in China not US and the switch broke on one of 2 hats on the first try to use it and was disappointing as a result. Otherwise, they were perfect.
Great hat, great price
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Worm for a 4th of July bash and parade by adult men.
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That horde of candidates in the 2nd District trying to succeed former U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr., D-Bud Light, is a wondrous sight.
It reaffirms my belief in the goodness of people, since most of the hopefuls are no doubt fueled by the principled desire to serve the residents of a troubled district.
OK, sure, some just want the title and the chance to shake that federal money tree. And some don't have a clue. But every day, another candidate emerges to grab the ring of power.
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The ambitious horde has definitely aggravated some politicos, like state Rep. Monique Davis, who on Tuesday called in to WLS-AM 890, where I've been filling in on a midmorning talk show with co-host Jake Hartford. She called us with a message.
Davis said she didn't like pretenders who'd never held public office making a play for Congress. And she promised to drop a dime on them and tell their stories to the media.
"Well, if they choose to run, their history will definitely be told!" Davis said.
"They just want a job."
Some candidates will push and shove. Some will play the race card. It could get ugly. And finally, someone will emerge.
Do you want me to tell you who I think will be the one? OK. If you promise to keep it just between us:
State Sen. Toi Hutchinson, married and mother of three, a serious and competent woman who grew up in the suburban part of the predominantly African-American district.
I think she can get the support of Democratic Party leaders. And at age 39, she's young enough to be worth their investment, since winning clout in Congress takes years of climbing that seniority ladder to the most influential committees.
This isn't my endorsement of Hutchinson, just an assessment of her chances.
Hutchinson's first political job was with Debbie Halvorson, the only announced white candidate in the race. Halvorson was trounced by an indifferent and absent Jackson in the primary, but Halvorson at least has some semblance of a campaign infrastructure.
With so many African-American candidates crawling all over each other, black leaders worry that they'll split the black vote. Only foolish candidates play that card publicly. And Hutchinson isn't foolish. She's not playing to race. She's wisely playing to gender.
"For me this is not about who I can beat, it's about what we can do," she told us in an interview. "I think women candidates tend to — men go (into politics) to be something, women go to do something.
"I think women have a different way of negotiating conflict. I'm in the Legislature; if I can deal with three teenage kids, I can deal with the Legislature," she said, laughing. "We tend to be more collaborative, and my hope, and this is what I want for my own district because I'm a resident, too, is that we don't need to be talked at, we need to be talked to and listened to. We've been through a lot out here. It's just time for a new way to approach things."
The Jackson way was an embarrassment, especially his decision to stand for re-election while under federal criminal investigation and then to use the office to leverage a possible plea deal with prosecutors.
For decades, the 2nd has been run by men who've embarrassed their constituents.
Consider former Rep. Augustus "Gus" Savage, a feisty little guy with herky-jerky movements. He was a player and had problems with women and problems with his mouth.
Savage's main scandal was the accusation that he forcibly fondled a young Peace Corps volunteer while on an official visit to Zaire. He said it was all a lie, ginned up by his political enemies and by that old white racist media. Later he wrote the young woman a letter saying he "never intended to offend."

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Taming Globalization: International Law, the U.S. Constitution, and the New World Order - Event Video
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April 19, 2012Julian Ku, John C. Yoo, Martin Flaherty, Jeremy A. Rabkin, Jennifer Rubin, Lee Liberman Otis
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In our increasingly global society, dozens of international institutions, from the International Court of Justice to border commissions to the World Trade Organization, cast a legal net across the globe. This presents an unavoidable challenge to American constitutional law, especially to the separation of powers and the allocation of powers between the national government and the States. In their new book, "Taming Globalization: International Law, the U.S. Constitution, and the New World Order," Hofstra and Berkeley Law Professors Julian Ku and John Yoo propose that domestic actors should invoke "mediating devices" -- such as non-self-execution of treaties, recognition of the President's authority to interpret international law, and a reliance on state implementation of international law and agreements. These devices, Ku and Yoo argue, will help us resolve this challenge in a way that minimizes both constitutional and international difficulties. Does this approach make sense? How faithful is it to our Constitution? To our traditions? To our international law obligations?
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- Jeremy Rabkin, George Mason University School of Law
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- Introduction: Hon. Lee Liberman Otis, Senior Vice President & Faculty Division Director, The Federalist Society
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The case smells of racism starting from the five white female jurors. Zimmerman seemed to have started the whole drama when he, against the advice of law enforcement, followed Trayvon Martin, which shortly after sparked the fight between them. Zimmerman's broken nose and bloody scars on the back of his head seem to prove that he was attacked. But did that give him the right to shoot the unarmed teenager?
The whole scenario looks very controversial. If this had been an all-black jury, would he have walked free? Citizens are outraged everywhere with protest marches by the thousands screaming out for justice. The "Stand Your Ground" law has become shaky.
Many are asking: Is there any justice anymore in this country? Maybe some judges ought to be replaced and jurors to be selected more carefully. Zimmerman, like Casey Anthony, will have to endure a life in hiding.
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Extract Brew Day
Brewing beer with malt extract is the starting point for most new homebrewers. The process requires minimal equipment and procedures, while still producing quality beer at home. For a more in-depth look at the extract-only brewing process, download How-To: Extract-only Brewing.
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In order to brew your own beer at home certain equipment is needed. If you're new to homebrewing, a starter kit from a homebrew supply shop is a great entry-level equipment package that contains most of what's needed to ferment beer. You may also own some of the equipment already!
Familiarize yourself with each piece of equipment and its purpose in the brewing process. Keep in mind, this equipment list is intended for extract-only brewing, and does not include what's needed to conduct malt extract with specialty grain, partial mash or all-grain brewing processes.
Malt Extract
- Malt extract is the concentrated sugars extracted from brewing-grade malted barley. Extract allows brewers to skip the mashing process required when brewing with grains.
- Creating malt extract starts out in the same way a brewhouse would conduct a mash. Crushed malt is soaked in hot water to reactivate and accelerate the enzyme activity, converting the malted barley's starch reserves into the fermentable sugar solution called wort. The wort is reduced to a liquid concentrate or dried to form malt extract.
- The sugars provided by the malt extract are consumed by brewer's yeast, producing alcohol and CO2—a process known as fermentation.
- Malt extract comes in various forms. Homebrewers can purchase hopped liquid malt extract, unhopped liquid malt extract (LME) and unhopped dry malt extract (DME).
- Various types of malt extract are available, such as pale, wheat and amber. The specific type to be used in a brew will depend on the style of beer.
- Hops are the green, cone-shaped "flower" of the hop plant that are used to add balance, flavor and aroma to beer.
- There are more than 100 different hop varieties today, and specific hops are used for each beer style. For example, Cascade hops give American pale ales their distinct citrusy quality, while Fuggle hops have an earthiness, common in English-style ales.
- Hops contain two substances of primary interest to brewers: alpha and beta acids, which provide bitterness and aromatic oils, respectively.
- Bittering hops, or kettle hops, are added at the beginning of the boil and used to instill bitterness in beer that will balance the sweetness of malt. The heat of the boil causes a chemical change called isomerization, which allows the formerly non-bitter, insoluble resins of hops to become highly bitter and dissolve into the wort.
- Flavoring hops are added in the middle of the boil and will instill some bitterness and hop flavor.
- Aromatic hops, or finishing hops, are added in the final minutes of the boil. Little to no bitterness is added from finishing hops, but the aromas are retained.
- Dry hopping is a technique where hops are added to the fermentation vessel after fermentation is complete. Because there is no heat involved, no bitterness and little flavor will be added, but a strong hop aroma is instilled.
- Hops are also a preservative, making them a popular herb in beer throughout history.
- Hops come in three forms. Whole hops are unaltered after they are removed from the bine (hops grow on bines not vines). Pellet hops are processed and resemble rabbit food. Hop plugs are similar to pellets, but a bit bigger. Each form has its pros and cons in brewing.
- Brewer's yeast (genus: Saccharomyces) is a type of fungus that consumes fermentable sugars in the wort and excretes alcohol and CO2, a process known as fermentation.
- One of the main differences between beer styles comes from the type of yeast used. Pitching two different types of yeast in the same wort can create drastically different beers.
- In addition to alcohol and CO2, different yeasts can produce other compounds, including esters, fusel alcohols, ketones and various phenolics and fatty acids.
- Brewer's yeast comes in liquid or dry form. Liquid yeast usually comes in a vial or smack pack, while dry yeast comes in a small packet. Yeast can also be purchased for propagation, a more advanced method.
- Ale yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) is a top-fermenting yeast that thrives at temperatures ranging from about 60-85°F (15.5-29.4°C), and goes dormant when temperatures dip below about 55°F (12.8°C).
- Lager yeast (Saccaromyces carlsbergenis) is a bottom-fermenting yeast that can work in environments with temperatures as low as 40°F (4.4°C). Some types of lager yeast can be fermented at ale temperatures, which is used in the California common style.
- Water makes up most of beer, making it a critical ingredient in brewing.
- The minerals in water can affect the starch conversion of the mash. Once the sugars have been produced, the impact of water chemistry on the flavor of beer is greatly reduced. When extract brewing, if the water tastes good to begin with, the beer should taste good.
- There are three main aspects of water that should be considered when extract brewing: pre-treatment for off-odors and flavors, mineral additions to enhance the flavor of the beer and necessary mineral levels for good fermentation.
- How to Brew by John Palmer and Water: A Comprehensive Guide for Brewers by John Palmer and Colin Kaminski are quality resources for understanding the intricacies of water in brewing.
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- When bottling, sugar must be added to the fermented wort prior to sealing the bottles for the yeast to consume, and ultimately carbonate the beer.
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German-Style Wheat Beer (Weizen)
Those who have sampled the wonders of German brewing often come away with a love for the malty, spicy flavor of an authentic Bavarian wheat beer, known as a weizen. This basic recipe for a German-sytle wheat beer allows you to produce that flavor right in your own homebrewery! Follow along step-by-step in the extract brewing tutorial.
Phil Keener's Belgian Dubbel
Phil Keener's Belgian Dubbel has notes of banana/bubblegum and hints of caramel. This recipe uses extract, hops, yeast and water, with the addition of Belgian candi sugar and maple syrup which adds more depth and character to this delicious brew without the need of additional processes or equipment.
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Lagers are considered an advanced beer style as they require the homebrewer to maintain low fermentation temperatures. If you have the means to lager, Polka Dot Pilsner is an easy and very tasty place to start for beginners.
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Good Chicago restaurants are not hard to come by, but a good Chicago buffet, that serves gourmet food like we do at the Res Apple Buffet, is a rare for sure.ReplyDelete
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This SoMa retail shop and tasting room may fly under the radar, but beer aficionados know it houses of the best specialty beer collections in the city. You'll find over 300 specialty brews (in bottles and draft) available to go or enjoy in their newly enlarged storefront tasting room, paired with a sausage sandwich from neighboring Citizen's Band or Belgium waffles courtesy of Suite Foods. The bartenders are always informative but you can glean even more knowledge during its Tuesday afternoon tappings (which showcases a specific brew) and monthly tasting sessions (March 21 will feature Schmaltz Brewing Company's Funky Jewbelation). Sign up for their newsletter for future events. Open Tuesday-Sunday noon-10 PM.
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Isn't Thirsty Bear around any longer? Must not be...ReplyDelete
Shocked that Speakeasy made it, but not City Beer. Speakeasy's beer is mediocre at best (the taproom looks nice, but doesn't make up for the beers), City Beer has 300+ specialty bottles and draft (most of each are hard to find).ReplyDelete
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Lidia Bastianich is best known as a celebrity chef, whose TV show helped teach America to cook Italian food. Felidia is her flagship restaurant and what's little known and less appreciated is just how regional the cooking is here. The Bastianiches originate in Italian Istria, the northeastern most part of Italy, an area that owes as much to Croatia and Austria as to Italy per se. You won't find dishes dominated by spicy peppers or tomato sauce here; this is a more refined, singular cuisine and that's what I value about it the most.
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True Italian Cuisine! – After months of walking by Felidia on my way to and from work, I finally decided to make myself a reservation. I couldn't of been happier with my decision. Everything was excellent from the service to the food! I can't get the Pear and Pecorino filled ravioli out of my head! I had the tuna and my husband had the manzo. Both were delicious. And the pecan tarte we had for dessert was out of this world! I will definitely be returning!
Love love love! – What a great dinner last night at Felidia. Stopped in for a drink with some coworkers and ended up staying for dinner. Everything was lovely including the handmade chocolate ravioli and the most devine lamb dish I've had in years. Can't wait to return. Perfect for valentine'd day.
Just raking in the cash b/c of Lydia's name-PASS on this one – Service was very sleepy! Tasted and approved the wine and when the next bottle was introduced a fresh glass wasn't...lazy! The house wine by the glass is not drinkable! The Alaskan King Crab salad had plenty of cartilage in it. The waiters were very sloppy with the service ie. they didn't have enough tasting plates for everyone (7 guests), the crumber guy took forever...maybe new employee? Seems that this place is a cash cow. Average age=55+
Best Italian Food Yet ! – I've been to many Italian restaurants but Felida has to be one of the best. Their ravioli with pear was great, the most delicious, freshest whole branzino I've had in years. Cant wait for an occasion to go back.
Best Italian in NYC by far! – I was blown away by how delicious my dinner was at Felidia last week. Everything I ordered was incredible. I never knew a green bean salad would be worth writing about but it is! LOVED the pastas, my husband and I split two as a mid course. Truly amazing. I cannot wait to go back.
Extraordinary! – We are a group of friends who have traveled extensively and eaten at great restaurants in the U.S. and Europe, and we thought this was one of our best experiences. We cannot imagine how other reviewers had a negative experience here. Every bite of food was truly delicious from the wafers and pea puree served with drinks to the appetizers to the heavenly pasta to the excellent entrees and scrumptious desserts. Staff was efficient and friendly, and even gave us a card which included printed information on the wonderful wines we had with dinner. We all had a very special time, and I tip my hat to Lidia and her team. I appreciate every detail being attended to as well as the concern for the highest quality food and service. Thanks and congratulations.
Best Italian in New York City! – The most authentic and delicious Italian meal I've had outside of Italy. I enjoyed a great tasting menu along with a bottle of Lidia's wine. The staff was courteous and didn't rush us. I will definitely go back.
A big letdown ! – My son's girlfriend gave us a gift certificate to this resturant about 2 years ago.We live in Brooklyn and frequent all the greatest Italian eateries there.My wife is Italian as is her mother and father.My youngest son is 26 and a great cook.I have a passion for fabulous Italian food.My wife is the greatest cook in the world.She cooks all authentic Italian food and is also the greatest baker bar none.We were very excited to visit Felidias; we went for the special-value three course dinner menu. Her TV show is very good and we have all watched it for years.
Now the review....her wait staff is not knowlegeable, especially about the value menu .... her food was the worst I've ever had.....and the minimalist desert was a disaster.It left my lips swollen and my stomach with cramps.WHERE IS THIS AN ITALIAN RESTURANT ? Nothing Italian there.The biggest disapointment ever.Visited on 02/17/09
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Roberts reported earlier in the week that The New York Times Co. announced that online revenue had slid 2% from a year ago—but in that year, and after erecting its paywall, the Times has attracted 454,000 paid digital subscribers. The Times is so bullish on its digital subscribership that in March it cut the number of free stories nonsubscribers are allowed to read by 50%, from 20 per month to 10. The changeover took effect on Monday, April 20th. The Times on its website explained that "The change provides us with an opportunity to convince another segment of our audience that what The Times has to offer is worth paying for."
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We asked the Sports Illustrated writers who covered the XXVIII Olympiad to leave us with their indelible memory of the Games.
The sad part is, the Greeks did everything asked of them. The world demanded a safe and efficient 2004 Olympic games, demanded fresh new venues and the now-common cushion of comfort for broadcasters and media and athletes, and Athens delivered. On time. In perfect working order. The buses and computers have hummed along so perfectly that visitors will actually leave thinking Athens isn't a hub of chaos; on that basis alone, Athens has already outdone Atlanta in 1996 and Albertville in 1992 -- outdone the richer, supposedly more organized Americans and the richer, supposedly more experienced French.
As for atmosphere, the Greek organizing committee had the smarts to tap into its one unmatched asset and return the modern games to both Olympia and magical Panathinaiko Stadium. If,�sitting in either place, you don't feel the past rising from the stones and earth around you, you simply don't care about sports, history, the Olympics, life.
Athens did what it set out to do. It brought everyone back to the beginning. It made us, for a day or two, stop and consider how much and how little we've progressed. It made us realize just how cool olive wreath headgear could look -- who knew? -- and for that alone the world should be thankful.
But then the wreath, the history, ancient Olympia were all part of the problem, weren't they? Because despite Athens' heroic, deadline-beating rush, despite all the best-laid plans, the "feel" of an Olympic Games -- that ephemeral though very real essence -- rises out of what happens once the torch is lit. And from the moment Greek sprinter Kostas Kenteris got yanked as the cauldron-lighter at the Opening Ceremonies because of the dopey dodger's "motorcycle accident," the Athens Olympics have been anything but clean. Of course, by invoking "clean," we invoke here the Olympic-record 18 athletes -- and counting -- who missed or flunked drug tests in Athens; we invoke the too-easy irony of Russian shot-putter Irina Korzhanenko winning the gold medal at hallowed Olympia and getting stripped of it in disgrace after testing positive for steroids.
But, really, that wasn't shocking, because by then the good news-bad news tone of the Games had been set. By then, five days in, as if decreed by gods no one believes in anymore, the Athens Games had been seized by the strangest rhythm. Yes, we would get our Michael Phelps, but we would get the thick cloud hanging over Marion Jones; we would get a little Greek weightlifter winning his nation's first medal and, a few nights later, tearfully having it taken from his hands; we would get Paul Hamm's mesmerizing comeback, but we would also get a penny-ante judging scandal to cheapen the moment for good. And here is where we invoke the word "clean" again, but this time in regards to the stories we tell.
Deep down, every NBC writer and talking head, every American covering the Athens Games, now has sympathy with the George Bush campaign, regardless of politics, regardless of whether they know it or not. Because when the Bush campaign invoked Iraq's return to the Olympics in a recent campaign commercial, we could've told them it wouldn't be easy. Members of the Iraqi soccer team had already been making noise about their distaste for what they called the American "occupation" of their country, disrupting any effort to write a simple warm-and-fuzzy tale about a nation reborn. When the Iraqi coach and players -- not to mention Olympic officials -- blasted the Bush campaign for the ad, all the messy complexities of the war in Iraq rose yet again to the surface. For an American audience, the story of the Iraqi soccer team was anything but clean.
Of course, after 1964, no Olympics got off easy. The '68 Games in Mexico City kicked off the regrettable era of politics and protest and worse: black gloves, ski masks on a Munich roof, boycotts by African nations, the U.S., the Soviet Union, the small communist powers in Seoul; then came the '90s and terror threats large and small. But all of that also enlarged the Olympics in a way it was never prepared for; the Olympics became a stage for power politics, for all the seemingly large questions about Life. Against that backdrop of fear, Dave Wottle, the Barcelona flame-archer, Dorothy Hamill, Mary Lou Retton, Nadia Comaneci, Derek Redmond, Sebastian Coe, the '72 U.S. basketball team, Leon Spinks, all the losers and winners who created the feel and put a face on their respective Olympic Games, blazed their way into memory. It was all big, and mattered so much.
In Athens, the fear remains, but the feel of the Games has somehow shrunk. These Olympics have lacked the moment that make one love the Olympics. Or maybe it's just that the faces that should embody the best part of these Games -- Phelps, the U.S. softball team, Hicham El Guerrouj grinning and Paula Radcliffe weeping -- keep getting thrown out of focus by the constant jostle of the latest bad news: the Danish sailor who accidentally killed a tourist with his car and kept competing, the Olympic guard who accidentally killed himself playing Russian roulette, the Greek judo champion who, after leaping from her balcony before the Games began, died in the hospital. Maybe it's the daily drug bust. Everyone comes to the Olympics like Anthony Quinn in Lawrence of Arabia; every four years, everyone comes looking for "something honorable." Instead, every great moment of these Games has been matched by something petty or stupid or emptily self-destructive, by tragedies in a minor key, by life spelled out with a lower-case L.
There was an earthquake near Athens on Tuesday, 4.5 on the Richter Scale, worrying but harmless and all too appropriate. It wasn't disaster. No one was hurt, but the aftershock vibrated for a few hours after. The next night, Greece finally got its gold medal in track, the medal Kenteris was supposed to win, when Fani Halkia ran away from the field in the 400-meter hurdles. Then came a beautiful moment: Halkia took off her shoes and ran around the track as thousands screamed the nation's name. Just then, you didn't want to think about the recent extraordinary leap in her personal best. You wanted it to last; you wanted this to be the face you'll remember. You wanted just one clean day.
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I have about 30 years of old track and field news in boxes in my basement- all fully read, so not in mint condition. Does anyone have any interest in these? I fear shipping would be prohibitvely expensive, but if you really want them.....
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What years and where do you live?
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I suppose I should go through them and at least organize by year. I think they start in the early 80's. I live in South Western Pennsylvania.
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If you have June-Aug 1978 I need those.
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The eight College World Series teams were parading down the middle of the field as the sky darkened and TD Ameritrade Park staffers frantically cleared hundreds of chairs from behind home plate.
Each squad got its Olympic-style introduction. Small-scale fireworks, shot off from the outfield, and a short video highlight package dramatized each entry.
But as soon as the teams had all emerged from center field and marched toward home plate, the CWS opening ceremonies were cut short.
The event lasted about 15 minutes, starting early and ending abruptly as severe weather threatened the area Friday night.
"We didn't want people in the stands, we didn't want the kids on the field (in a storm)," said Jack Diesing, president of CWS of Omaha Inc. "Better to be safe than sorry."
The National Weather Service office in Valley issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Douglas County a few minutes before the opening ceremonies got underway. Quarter-size hail and 60-mph wind gusts were associated with the storm.
The 24,000-seat stadium was a little less than half full at 8 p.m., and most fans left before the rain started to fall before 9 p.m. Everyone else, passing the time in the concourses, was treated to a fireworks show around 10:15 p.m.
Diesing said he and his staff began formulating contingency plans around 7:45 p.m. They eliminated some awards presentations and promotions. Keynote speaker Orel Hershiser never took the microphone.
Getting the players on the field was the most important part of the night, though, Diesing said. Last year's opening ceremonies were canceled because of weather. There was a private event for the teams and their families, but not a stadium-wide introduction for each squad participating in the CWS.
The TD Ameritrade Park grounds crew rolled the tarp on to the outfield while the teams were making their entrances, but the protective sheet wasn't pulled over the infield until all squads had been introduced.
Hundreds of chairs set up behind home plate, presumably to hold the eight teams during the event, were removed just as the festivities began. A table with a couple of trophies was taken off the field, too.
A public address announcement encouraging fans to prepare themselves to take shelter in the concourses came soon after that.
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Pretty Little Liars Review: Just Keep Swimmingby Teresa Lopez at .
"Into the Deep" continued this season's trend of offering the audience very little until the very end.
But, unlike last week's dull entry, this Pretty Little Liars installment managed to be mildly entertaining.
That was mostly because there was some realistic drama going on between Paige and Emily, as well as some sweet moments between Ashley and Ted. Unfortunately, this episode seemed to mark the beginning of the end for this loving pair.
Emily's future has been in question ever since her accident in "Turn of the Shoe," and it doesn't look like it's getting any clearer. Paige's attempt to help Emily was really sweet, but it definitely exposed her insecurities about their future. It was heartbreaking to watch the two realize that without Stanford, Emily and Paige will drift apart next year.
But does that mean they are breaking up soon?
Ashley and Pastor Ted had great reunion this week. After being absent for so long, Ted swooped in to show his faith in Ashley by not only putting up the bail, but attempting to rekindle their relationship. Things sure are looking up for Ashley!
The relationship ups and downs of Emily and Ashley weren't the only ones explored this week...but they were the only ones I cared about. Ezra and Maggie are gearing up for a dull custody battle, which I think might be more of way to pave the way for an Ezria reunion.
And speaking of Aria, she's finally opened to a relationship with Jake, but only after getting jealous while watching another girl flirt with him. I really don't trust Jake. He just happened to be outdoors when Emily made the dramatic discovery at the episode's end. What was he doing out there?
Did anyone else think Jenna was dead? Her eyes were open and unfocused before that commercial break, but then she was recovering when we came back. Way to build the tension!
Jenna was sticking by Shana's side, for protection it seemed. Jenna mentioned the cops questioning her and dropped Alison's name, but Shana claims that Jenna was scared of CeCe Drake and that Ali was definitely dead. Did Jenna know something she shouldn't? I guess it'll be awhile before we know.
With Ian, Garrett and Wilden dead (and attempt on Jenna's life), all signs seem to point to CeCe. The phone number in New York was traced to a forwarding address in Philadelphia. Wasn't Melissa in Philly
Red Coat has also returned, and it seems pretty clear that Red Coat and A are separate entities since both were seen in separate locations in the episode's final scenes. Does anyone know what house Red Coat was sneaking under?
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This show is going to have so many plot holes once A is revealed. With so much new information, how are they going to wrap everything up so it makes sense?
I enjoyed some parts of this episode but overall it was average.
I like Jake but also agree that he is dull. Hey, at least he's better than that obsessive and creepy Ezra.
Speaking of Ezra, does anyone even care about his subplot of possibly losing Malcolm? I reckon this is a way to get rid of Malcolm and Maggie so he can get back together with Aria. I predict the paternity test will say that Ezra isn't Malcolm's father. Maggie probably just told Ezra's mum that it was his child so she could get extort money from her.
Also, what's up with these parents in Rosewood? They let their children go to parties when there's been like 10 people murdered over the last year and now a (sometimes) blind girl has almost drowned.
This episode was better than last weeks. It wasnt that interesting until the end but still good. When Emily and jake pulled Jenna out of the water and everyone was standing around it yelling for help I was just like ok call 911 but give her CPR because she could be dead when the ambulance gets there. Since Jenna was uncontious but stable when the ambulance arrived and before that her eyes were open and she wasnt breathing I'm assuming someone gave her CPR but I'm not sure. I can't wait till the next episode it looks really good.


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Tiger Woods and Jim Furyk walk off the 17th tee during the third round of the U.S. Open Championship golf tournament Saturday, June 16, 2012, at The Olympic Club in San Francisco.
Graeme McDowell and Jim Furyk, a pair of U.S. Open champions, managed to beat par at The Olympic Club.Tiger Woods simply got battered. In the 33 times he has started a round atop the leaderboard at a major, Woods never had a tougher struggle with par than Saturday at the U.S. Open a 5-over 75 that made his uphill climb to the majestic clubhouse overlooking San Francisco feel a lot longer.
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The modern player Fender Mustang is by far my favourite guitar. For the price, you get so much back and I've never not enjoyed playing this guitar. Considering it's associated with grunge music mainly, I've managed to use it for a few different styles of music including blues-rock, so it's really durable. Most of all, i love how compact and small it is, it's like a small, sleek battle tank. All of my friends are jealous too I might add.
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I purchased this guitar a few weeks ago from my local GC. After a couple weeks of trying to get this beast to stay in tune, I have given up and I am ready to take the guitar back and get a refund. The original Mustang would never stay in tune and neither does this one or any of the other Mustangs with the same vibrato bar I would imagine. This guitar sounds and plays phenomenal; but it completely tanks because of that old school vibrato bar. You would think after 50 years they would have figured it out? It's just sad.
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Opened as the Palace Theatre, it was later renamed Kennett Theatre, and was remodeled and updated when Kerasotes Theatres took over operations. It features Dolby sound, assistive listening devices and is handicap enables.
Single screen theatre seating 576, located on First Street at College Avenue in downtown Kennett. It is a single story building with a V shaped marquee and a vertical spelling out Cinema.
Closed in November 2010.
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On the Kerasotes Theatres website the name of this theater is just Cinema.
I found a Palace Theater that was located on First Street in Kennett, MO. Anyone know if Palace was a previous name for this theater?
Here is a photo from 1995.
Chuck….In 1955 two theaters are listed for Kennett, MO. The Palace Theater and the Ritz Theater.
No address is given for the Ritz. The location given for the Palace Theater is Main Street.
This is a 2009 photo.
Another former Kerasotes small town theater being closed by AMC, as of November 28, 2010: http://www.dddnews.com/story/1682819.html
A local group is exploring the options for reopening this theater as a not-for-profit, mixed-use facility: http://www.dddnews.com/story/1709189.html. According to the article, the theater was once known as the Palace, which should be among the AKAs for this theater.
Here is a 1928 photo of this house when it was called the Palace, and here's another view from the same year (click the images to embiggen, then see the "All Image Sizes" link to the right of the next page to fetch even bigger versions.)
In this photo of the Palace, there's an ad for the 1929 movie "Hot Stuff" with Alice White. This film was a musical, so the Palace had been wired for sound by then.
Oddly, there is no theater name visible on the building in any of these photos. The name and location are derived from text written on the sheets to which the photos are mounted.
We are working on reopening this theater as the Kennett Palace Theater.
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Have you done your homework?
Delegates from 182 countries are in Bonn discussing key negotiating texts which can serve as the basis for critical climate talks in Copenhagen this December. Sam fleet from Friends of the Earth Europe and also a member of the Young Friends of the Earth Europe movement (Young FoEE) is there.
The alarm seemed to be ringing before I'd even set it. The night had ended around 1am, and the plan was to have the action set up at 8am, leaving the hostel at exactly 7:22, after packing everything up and moving bags and all, along with our tents, in preparation for the night's camping. This would be followed by another teaser around 11am, a meeting with the German delegation, a further action at 1pm, talks, talks and more talks, and the small matter of a football match. I began to question whether I could somehow disguise my youth status and sneak a couple extra hours of sleep, but to no avail. I was bundled out of bed at 6:30am sharp.
By the time I emerged from the building, the action group were already packing the van, with desks, chalk, cut-out cartoons, banners, benches and bodies. Bags were hurled into a spare room and somehow the majority of us made it for the bus with a minute to spare.
On arrival, the police had changed the venue of the action at the last minute, but it suited us: with a clear view of the Maritim Hotel the action team began to set up. First came the tables and benches, then the blackboard, then the banners. I dashed inside to hand out the last press releases to the media and returned to find a fully-fledged classroom, complete with noisy and unruly students, dominating the route towards the Maritim. The idea behind the action: it's the end of the first week of the UNFCCC climate conference, and the leaders of industrialised nations have failed to do their homework on climate change.
I will not invest in cole
The action team were kitted out in masks depicting Merkel, Sarkozy, Obama, Aso, Van Rompuy, Brown, Reinfeldt, Rudd and Berlusconi and all dressed in uniform. The teacher, armed with a megaphone, ordered the mob to write lines on the blackboard as punishment for failing to do their homework: "I will not invest in cole, nuklear and offsetting [sic]" wrote Sarkozy, and "I must reduce my carbon emmisions [sic] by 40% by 2020" wrote Merkel. Despite the best efforts of the leaders to lay blame on their dogs or fellow classmates, and several ambitious attempts to deny any knowledge of the words "historical" or "responsibility" they ended the class with a unified chant: "Climate Justice Now! Climate Justice Now!". Watch out for the Young FoEE video of the event, coming soon.
Sadly the event received less media attention than I'd hoped, despite the media team's best efforts, although a Japanese journalist took great interest, and a local Bonn paper promised to run the story. But, importantly the delegates loved it. The event was met with unanimous positivity. Colleagues in the media team interviewed many, asking if they too had done their homework.
The action was undeniably a huge success; the only hiccup the lack of media attention – I asked myself if I too had failed to do my homework!


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Indian Shepherd's Pie
- prep time 10 min
- total time 65 min
- serves 10-12
Take this traditional British dish and transform it, Indian-style! Featuring beef, mashed potatoes, and lots of Indian spices.
Beef, Dinner, Indian, Main, Moderate
Take this traditional British dish and transform it, Indian-style! Featuring beef, mashed potatoes, and lots of Indian spices.
Beef, Dinner, Indian, Main, Moderate
4 cups leftover mashed potatoes
1/2 to 1 cup hot water
3 tablespoons butter
1 teaspoon ajwain
½ cup milk
2 tablespoons yogurt
1 pinch salt
3 tablespoons grapeseed oil
1 onion, chopped
1 tablespoon garlic, minced
1 tablespoon ginger, minced
3 stalks celery, thinly sliced
1 teaspoon ajwain seeds
1 tablespoon garam masala
1 tablespoon Italian mixed herbs (dried basil, dried oregano, dried thyme)
1 pinch salt
1 pound ground beef
1 cup crushed tomatoes
½ cup water
2 cups cooked brown lentils
1 cup grated mozzarella
2 tablespoons smoked paprika
1. Preheat oven to 350ºF.
2. Place a large pot over medium-low heat. Add leftover potatoes and water and stir with a wooden spoon until the potatoes begin to soften and get hot, 3 to 5 minutes. Add the butter, ajwain, milk, yogurt and salt and stir well until the mixture is smooth. Set aside.
3. Place a large skillet over medium heat and add oil. When it is hot, add onion, garlic and ginger and cook until onion is soft and translucent, about 3 minutes. Add celery and stir and then add the spices and cook for about 30 seconds. Stir in the ground beef, stir and let it cook through, about 5 minutes. Add the crushed tomatoes and water and then stir in the cooked lentils and let simmer for 5 minutes. Pour into a 9" by 13" baking dish and sprinkle with the mozzarella. Spread the mashed potatoes evenly over the top and sprinkle with paprika. Bake for 30 minutes, until it is bubbling and hot.