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Most memorable moments from the 2014 Juno Awards
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November 5th, 2012
It ain't a TLC reunion until we have all three members — including a hologram of the late Lisa "Left-Eye" Lopes, who died in a car crash in 2002.
The girl group are looking to tour with the hologram version of Lopes in the near future. Singer Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas tells Metro, "The hologram is something we talked about and thought about years ago, obviously timing is everything but we're definitely talking about it."
Thomas admits that the experience would be "spooky", but she thinks that fans will like it.
"I think we would probably pass out and all of our fans would break down but it's amazing how real the hologram looks," she says. "It's almost like you can touch the person."
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WHEN? Friday, September 28th – Sunday, September 30th, 2012
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WHO? Junior High and High School Students
WHERE? We will meet at 5pm on Friday, September 28th, and stay Friday and Saturday nights at St. George Antiochian Orthodox Cathedral: 3400 Dawson Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15213. The service learning weekend will come to a close after Liturgy on Sunday, September 30th.
COST? A registration gift of $150 a person will cover all trip expenses, make it possible for the YES Program to prepare and execute the trip, and enable our service team to meet the needs of those we serve. Scholarships are available! J
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Friday, April 25, 2014
As I understand it, Maine lawmakers are offering a bill to enable school districts to spend some "found money" in the state budget without having local governments being forced to go to a local referendum ("Maine bill would free school aid without approval by voters," July 1).
A reader says that $29 million in unexpected state education funding should go toward tax relief.
The only argument about this deal seems to turn on the whole idea of how to spend the money: whether it should be with or without local voter review.
The article reports that school budgets are all set for the year and that this $29 million was included in the state budget "unexpectedly," which I take to mean, it wasn't planned for, and, one would assume, therefore isn't necessary since the budgets are all closed at this point.
Here's a novel idea, Augusta: Give it back!
It isn't your money to start with, and if it isn't necessary to the school budgets, it definitely is to me and my fellow taxpayers.
Your baseline reaction shouldn't be "how do we go about spending this extra money?" It should be "how can we get this unused money back to the taxpayers who it belongs to?"
I've got no problem paying taxes. I have a real problem paying more in taxes than is necessary.
Would that some crusading politician would stand up and say, "Not one penny more!"
Skip Simonds
Vendor of religious items will miss seeing customers
After many decades of serving the parishes and the community, it is with great sadness that we are closing our shop ("Ave Maria Gift Shop closing after 65 years," June 29).
We would have loved to remain open, as it has been a part of our whole lives. This decision was not made lightly; a lot of thought and prayer went into this. Due to family health-related issues, we have decided to close to be with the ones we love.
We wish to thank everyone for all the support over the years. I have enjoyed doing business with the parishes and the community members.
I feel truly blessed to have been a part of so many lives and to have been part of so many different occasions in people's lives.
I have met countless people over the years, and the most special and touching part of my job has been listening to the customers share their joys and being able to comfort my customers in their times of trial and tribulations.
I want to thank everyone who has supported the business over the years and everyone who has been a part of our life. We will miss everyone greatly.
God bless you.
Connie Somma
owner, Ave Maria Gift Shop
Plan to help ease warming will aid species, economy
President Obama recently took a bold step to address the threat and impacts of climate change with the unveiling of his Climate Action Plan ("Obama details sweeping plan to tackle climate change," June 25). This much-needed step from the federal government is long overdue.
His plan to cut carbon emissions from the nation's power plants (which account for more than one-third of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions) and to invest in energy efficiency and clean, renewable energy will curb the impacts our warming planet is having on wildlife and wildlife habitat.
We are pleased that a key component of the president's plan is to implement climate-adaptation strategies for fish and wildlife populations, forests, freshwater resources and the ocean.
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Saturday's 33rd Woodstock will mark the fourth time in five years and third in a row that the race has carried the Road Runners Club of America's national championship designation for the 5-kilometer distance. It's also the last time Woodstock is scheduled to hold that designation, which moves to a race in Tuscon, Ariz., in 2014.
No matter how much the RRCA likes to spread championship designations, Woodstock organizers have grown rather fond of having them. They want that national-championship designation back as soon as possible.
"For us, it's just a pride factor," first-year race director Haley Gregg said. "We're so proud to be hosting the RRCA championship race.
"It's become very competitive, the last few years, of bidding this designation, so, for us, we want to go out with a bang and have a great year."
Indicators point to another strong year for Woodstock.
Registration stood at 1,040 runners Monday afternoon, according to Dennis Dunn, who served as race director in 2011 and 2012 and stayed on as registration chairman this year. With normal race week registration, he projects between 1,300 and 1,400 runners by starting gun Saturday at 7:30 a.m.
That's down slightly from 2012's spike of 1,561 but in line with participation in the race's seven-year growth surge.
This year's field has already drawn a record 24 teams for the team challenge, with $1,000 going to the chosen cause of the team with the most participants. That's up from 18 teams a year ago.
Run For God, which won with 36 members in 2012, will return. So will Warriors, formerly known Depot Dashers, a team that runs to raise money for the Wounded Warrior Project.
"I really think that's where the growth of Woodstock is," Dunn said. "Local involvement and these teams, raising money for different charities, are bringing the groups out and involving people that might not normally consider running."
Among elite runners registered is reigning overall winner Patrick Cheptoek, who won the $500 prize for breaking the course record with a time of 14 minutes and 13 seconds in 2012. Second-place finisher Emmanuel Bor, who finished second behind Cheptoek, also returns.
Risper Gesabwa, who bussed to Anniston and set the women's course record of 16:06 a year ago, is not yet registered, but her camp has been in contact with Dunn. Second-place finisher Carmen Hussar also has not yet registered, but third-place finisher Justyna Mundy will be in the field. So will fourth-place finisher Lydia Kosgei.
Janet Cherobon-Bawcom, the 2010 and 2011 top female finisher who had to miss the 2012 Woodstock to run the 10,000-meter event for Team USA in the Olympics, has moved to Flagstaff, Ariz. She is not expected to be in Anniston for Saturday's race.
This year's field will be greeted by recently added road signs marking the now-historic Woodstock course, which starts and finishes on Woodstock Ave., in front of Anniston High School.
There will a beefed-up festival, including a post-race Woodstock Revival Concert. The concert will feature local bands like the Gypsy Begonias, McPherson Struts, Doublewide Soul and Jim Parks covering songs performed by Janis Joplin, The Who, Santana, Jimi Hendrix, Grateful Dead at the 1969 Woodstock concert.
Gregg also instituted virtual race bags as an inducement for runners this year, and she got a Jacksonville State University group involved in designing a new Woodstock logo.
It's all part of the latest chapter for a community race that grew from less than 100 runners to 15 times that number in less than a decade.
The race has also enjoyed seven consecutive years with some kind of RRCA designation, whether it be state, Southern Region or national championship for the 5K distance. Alabama RRCA representative Ron Macksoud is expected to attend Saturday, and Gregg hopes this year's Woodstock makes the organization want to bring its championships back soon.
"We've got it in the RRCA's memory of, you know, 'Woodstock, they've got it going on. They know how to put on a race'," Gregg said. "When we put in bids for future years, we hope that impact stays with them, and they'll come back to us eventually."
Gregg said plans are underway to bid for the RRCA's Southern Region championship in 2014.
As for losing the national-championship designation beyond this year, it wasn't like Woodstock organizers blew it. Gregg spoke to RRCA executive director Jean Knaack, who said the organization wants to "share the love" with other races in other states.
"She made the statement of, 'I can't believe you guys have had it the past three years. That says a lot, right there, because we try to move these things around'," Gregg said.
Still, Woodstock organizers hope that what moves around comes around --- again.
"We're definitely going to try again," she said. "We've loved having that designation. It means a lot to us, so, hopefully, we'll get it back."
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MOUNT VERNON — Allen Stockberger will serve as president of the Knox County commissioners in 2012. He was elected to he post by fellow commissioners Teresa Bemiller and Roger Reed Monday at the board's annual reorganization meeting. Reed will serve as vice president of the panel. Bemiller was president in 2011.
Stockberger, who will be serving his 20th year as a commissioner, said the biggest difference about serving as president is that "you sign your name more often." In practice, he said, "we work together and share the load."
He sees the biggest challenge facing the commissioners in the year ahead is still budgetary. The county will have to cope with the loss of Local Government money from the state, but sales tax collections are up and there are upbeat indicators, Stockberger said, enough that the county has asked the bond rating companies to remove the "negative outlook" factor from the county's bond rating.
"We're not out of the woods," he said, "but things are looking a little more comfortable."
As part of the reorganizations, the commissioners also divided appointments to the various committees the commissioners serve on.
Stockberger will serve on committees for Heart of Ohio Resource Conservation Development, Investment Board, Emergency Management Agency, Station Break, Ohio Public Works Commission (alternate), Area Development Board, Revolving Loan Fund and the County Board of Revision.
Reed will serve on the Local Emergency Planning Commission, Visitors Bureau, DKMM (Delaware, Knox, Morrow and Marion counties) Solid Waste Policy Board, Patriotic Committee, Ohio Public Works Commission and the Investment Board.
Bemiller was named to the Emergency Food and Shelter Board, Family and Children First Council, DKMM Solid Waste Executive Board, DKMM Solid Waste Budget/Audit Committee, Mid-Ohio Transit Authority (MOTA) and the 9-1-1 Board.
Bemiller and Stockberger were also named to the Kno-Ho-Co Community Action Commission for 2012. Rochelle Shackle was reappointed clerk/administrator for the commissioners for 2012.


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The Continuing Education Division serves the community by offering a wide variety of professional Workforce Training programs, and fun and exciting Personal Enrichment classes.
To serve the training and seminar needs of the local and regional business and medical communities, the Downtown Campus houses a 215 seat lecture hall, several technology equipped classrooms, a computer training lab, and a large multi-purpose room with a kitchen suitable for delivered catering. Whether you use our site or yours, Amarillo College is the Panhandle's premiere choice for business and professional training.
For children, adults, and seniors, our Personal Enrichment Department offers fun and exciting leisure classes year-round on several campuses. From Art to Zumba™, there's bound to be a class for you.


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Announcing the Winner of the First Interlochen Fanfare Competition
Robert Alexander will travel to Interlochen for the world premiere of his winning musical composition, "Sparks," performed by members of the World Youth Wind Symphony at their first performance of the summer on June 29, 2013.
A Musical Theatre Collaboration (Video)
Last fall, the theatre department worked closely with Tony nominee Hunter Bell and Jeff Bowen to adapt their musical [title of show] for a larger cast of high school students. The collaboration ended with performances in New York City, in front of the show's creators and cast.
Interlochen Musicians Make Strong Showing in National Youth Orchestra
For more than two dozen musicians, the newly established National Youth Orchestra of the United States will be an Interlochen reunion.
From Lagos to Interlochen: Nigerian Actor is Lead in Production of Othello
Ademide Akintillo, a four-year senior from Lagos Nigeria, recently played Othello in the Academy production of one of theatre's most enduring classics.
From the Archives with Byron Hanson: March 2013
Byron Hanson highlights important events from Interlochen's past.
Remembering Van Cliburn - A Longtime Friend of Interlochen
On February 27, 2013, the world lost a musical legend and the Interlochen community lost a longtime friend, advocate and former trustee.
Interlochen Presents MOMIX: Botanica
The dancer-illusionists of MOMIX will once again grace the stage of Corson Auditorium on Wednesday, March 13 at 7:30 p.m.
Orchestra, Dance and Choir Announce Michigan Tour Performances in April 2013
On April 28, 2013, the Arts Academy Orchestra will hold a free concert in Midland, Michigan. The same day, the Choir and Dance Company will hold a free performance in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Alumna Asks: How Did Interlochen Shape You?
Camp alumna and Interlochen supporter Becky Vitas Schamis (IAC 84-87) shares how her Interlochen experience shaped her life.
Camp Nurses Needed
We are looking for Camp nurses for summer 2013! 2-6 week contracts are available.
In Memoriam: February 2013
Stanford Thompson Set to Kickoff Logan Arts Leadership Institute
Stanford Thompson will open the Logan Arts Leadership Institute via webinar on Tuesday, February 12, 2013.
Symposium Presentations Now Available Online
If you were not able to attend the Fall 2012 Symposium on the future of the arts, you can now view several of the presentations in their entirety.
Training a New Generation of Leaders in the Arts
Interlochen announces the Logan Arts Leadership Institute, a program with a mission to promote arts leadership in the 21st century.
Resolve to Make 2013 an Art-Filled Year
Adult artists and learners can sharpen their skills or find a new passion this summer at Interlochen College of Creative Arts.
Veteran Journalist Supports IPR
Veteran journalist and self-described talk radio junkie Rick Smith is a fan and a committed IPR supporter.
Academy Junior to Perform at Grammy Events
This February, junior Henry Solomon will take a little time off from the Academy to perform with some of the country's finest jazz musicians at the 2013 Grammy Camp — Jazz Session in Los Angeles.
Music Faculty Build On Shanghai Partnership
Three music faculty members traveled to Shanghai to perform and give master classes at the Third Annual Baroque Chamber Music Festival, which is hosted by the Shanghai Conservatory of Music. The trip was just the latest effort in an ongoing relationship with the Chinese cultural institution.
Call for Nominations: Encore Award for Young Alumni
Interlochen is seeking nominations to recognize outstanding young alumni.
Visual Artists Showcase Their Work in New York City
After a year of tours, reunions, and a national symposium on the future of the arts, Interlochen visual artists capped off the Academy's 50th anniversary festivities with an eventful trip to New York City. Visual arts students have made previous trips to New York City but this trip gave the group a rare chance to show their work to new audiences.
The Academy's 50th: Past, Present and Future
Interlochen President, Jeffrey Kimpton looks back on the events of the Academy's 50th anniversary and ahead to a bright future for the nation's first fine arts boarding high school.
Theatre Collaboration Concludes with NYC Performances
This fall, the theatre department marked the 50th anniversary of the Arts Academy with an ambitious collaboration with Hunter Bell and Jeff Bowen, the creators of "[title of show]," one of the most popular musicals of the last decade. In November of 2012, Interlochen actors concluded this creative partnership with four performances in New York City.
Looking Forward: Singer-Songwriter Program at Interlochen Arts Academy
In this continuing series of articles about the future of Interlochen programs, we hear from singer-songwriter instructor and Interlochen alumna, Courtney Kaiser-Sandler, who is the leading the Academy's newest major.
Highlights from the 2012 Future of Cinema Film Festival
The Fifth Future of Cinema Film Festival was held on the Interlochen campus November 1-3 and attracted student film submissions from as far away as New Zealand, Turkey, Romania and Beijing. The festival gives young filmmakers a rare chance to screen the creative efforts of their peers and interact with and learn from leading filmmakers.
Sharing Opportunities in the Arts: Dr. Michael Bresler
Dr. Michael Bresler (IAC 56-58, 60-61, 64; UM 65; IAC Staff 72, 77-79, 87-91, 02-04) recently established a planned gift that ensures future generations of young artists will enjoy the same opportunities he had.


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Explore Undiscovered Food, Fashion & Fun.
If cheese were a person, we'd marry it and have its babies. So when Beecher's Handmade Cheese, a new 8,000-square-foot shop/factory/restaurant, finally opened in Flatiron, we ran to the altar. To showcase its heavenliness, we filmed a few editors scarfing down the good stuff and procured the recipe for what is arguably the restaurant's most famous dish.
Beecher's World's Best Mac and Cheese Serves ten
Ingredients 12 oz. good-quality penne pasta 4 tbsp. butter 1/3 c. flour 3 c. milk 14 oz. Beecher's Flagship Cheese, grated 2 oz. Monterey Jack, grated ½-1 tsp. salt 1 tsp. chipotle chile powder ½ tsp. garlic powder
1. Preheat oven to 350°. Grease a 9-by-13-inch glass baking dish and set aside.
2. Bring a large pot of water to a boil over high heat. Cook penne for 2 minutes less than recommended on the package. Rinse in cold water; set aside. Pasta should still have a slight crunch.
3. Melt butter in a heavy-bottomed saucepan over medium heat; whisk in flour. Continue whisking and cooking for 2 minutes.
4. Slowly add milk, whisking constantly until sauce has thickened (about 10 minutes). Remove from heat.
5. Add cheeses (reserve 2 ounces to top final dish), salt to taste, half of the chile powder, and all of the garlic powder. Stir until cheese has melted and all ingredients are well incorporated (about 3 minutes).
6. In a medium bowl, mix together cooked pasta and sauce gently but thoroughly. Pour pasta into prepared baking dish; sprinkle with remaining cheese and chile powder.
7. Bake uncovered for 20 minutes. Let stand 5 minutes before serving.
Beecher's Handmade Cheese, 900 Broadway, at 20th Street (212-466-3340 or beechershandmadecheese.com).
You know in The Notebook when Rachel McAdams first meets Ryan Gosling, and you're like "This could never work!" and then it's the sweetest love story of our time?
Well, this video is basically the same thing. In today's First Date, our woman about town, Lauren Lumsden, goes out with Billy Eichner, host of Fuse's hit show Billy on the Street. The meet-cute happens at Manhattan's East 12th Osteria, where they talked about Tinder, pickup lines, and Meryl Streep.
Okay, so maybe it's a little more like The Bridges of Madison County.
Billy on the Street airs Wednesdays at 11 p.m. ET on Fuse. For more information, go to fuse.tv. Want more romance? Watch our date with Orange Is the New Black's Matt McGorry.
Maybe you're planning to hit the music festival circuit this spring. Maybe you're chained to your desk with headphones on, just dreaming of it. Either way, who can refuse a VIP ticket?
Here's yours, courtesy of DJ Mia Moretti, Olay Fresh Effects, and DailyCandy. Mia takes you behind the scenes as she gears up for the festival season ahead, sharing what keeps her looking well rested and feeling her "best beautiful" from late nights to early mornings.
Because the beat doesn't stop.
To learn how Mia stays #FestivalFresh from Miami to Palm Springs and beyond, check out the VIP Festival Pass: DJ Mia Moretti series, presented by Olay Fresh Effects. #FreshAMGirls
She's got a dog named Paco. She's having a baby boy with Jason Sudeikis. She surfs.
Actress Olivia Wilde is one of the cooler people around. In today's Care Package video, we pay tribute to our girl crush with a few gifts we think she'd dig.
If you like what you see (especially since everything is less than $100), check out the presents we picked out for Oscar winner Lupita Nyong'o and supermodel Karlie Kloss.
They'd make a heck of a team.
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To those who say mugging for the camera every day is the easiest job in the world: Watch this video and you'll feel differently.
In today's 5 Questions interview, Lydia Hearst tells us the most painful thing she's done in the name of fashion — and let's just say it isn't pretty. While we had her, she also shared her biggest indulgence (don't worry; it's not pretzels) and her thoughts on selfies.
Which, as we all know, are extremely difficult to get right.
The Face airs Wednesdays at 10 p.m. ET. For more information, go to the-face.oxygen.com.
Photo: Jenny Westerhoff for DailyCandy
If you didn't get emotional during her acceptance speech for Best Supporting Actress, you were probably watching True Detective.
We'd take Lupita Nyong'o over Rust Cohle any day. Which is why the actress is the object of our affection in today's Care Package video, the new series in which we select gifts we think our favorite celebs would like.
From our favorite bright lipsticks to a little pendant of her homeland, we're sure she'll like our surprises/belated birthday gifts (she turned 31 on March 1).
Does anyone know the shipping address for cloud nine?
Want more? Check out what we sent supermodel Karlie Kloss.
We love giving gifts. Especially if finding them requires us to "research" gossip mags at work.
Introducing DailyCandy Care Package, our new video series in which we compile items for our favorite famous folks based on what we think they might like. First up is Karlie Kloss, who surely needs a picker-upper right now while jaunting from catwalk to catwalk (okay, so her life isn't too shabby, but whatever).
From a sweatshirt showing off her Midwestern roots to a cookbook that'll satisfy her documented affinity for breakfast, we box up a bevy of objects she's sure to love. And nothing costs more than $60.
Which means we might end up getting a few things for ourselves in the process.
Sure, Corrections Officer Bennett gets his secret inmate girlfriend pregnant on Orange Is the New Black, but he's still the show's hot guy.
The actor behind the handsome lothario is Matt McGorry, and it's not every day we get to talk to such a charming fellow. Instead of doing a standard interview, we thought (selfishly), Why not make it a date? So we did.
In today's first (and, we hope, not last) First Date with … video, we go to one of New York's best date spots, Commerce, and ask McGorry an array of questions that might make a lesser gentleman flee: Do you have tattoos? How much do you bench? And, of course, what's your shoe size?
We did not, however, ask him how he feels about handcuffs.
Rumor has it Orange Is the New Black returns for a second season on Netflix in June. For more interviews with familiar faces, check out our sit-downs with gymnast Nastia Liukin, actress Zoey Deutch, and model Coco Rocha.
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Most women have at some point in their lives (whether for fifteen minutes or fifteen years) dreamed of being an Olympic gymnast.
That's why we flipped/aerialed/back-handspringed at the opportunity to sit down with Nastia Liukin, five-time medalist, now reporting for NBC Sports in Sochi, Russia. In today's 5 Questions video, we ask her what it's like to wear a leotard in front of millions, if she prefers Lochte or Phelps, and what song she would like to compete to.
Liukin, who lives in NYC and attends NYU, is tied with greats Shannon Miller and Mary Lou Retton for most medals won by a U.S. gymnast at the games.
We give her an all-around perfect score.
For more from Liukin, follower her on Instagram and Twitter. For more 5 Questions videos, check out our talks with Vampire Academy star Zoey Deutch, nutritionist Kimberly Snyder, and actress Greta Gerwig.
If the words strigoi and moroi mean anything to you, we'd probably be friends. You're also probably 16.
Whatever. If loving YA vampire books is wrong, we don't want to be right. Which is why we were excited to sit down with 19-year-old Zoey Deutch, star of Vampire Academy, the new movie based on the best-selling books by Richelle Mead.
In this video, the actress teaches us to pronounce difficult words from the book; dishes on her pet, Stinky Pete (real name); and tells us about the best Valentine's Day she ever had — when she was 14.
Now, if you'll excuse us, we've got to go read War and Peace.
To watch the trailer and find showtimes for Vampire Academy (out Friday), go to va-movie.com.
A couple of ground rules for February 14: Don't get a man a tie (unless he specifically requests it) and don't get a woman a gym membership (even if she specifically requests it).
SuChin Pak and Mike Bender, who've been married two years, learned this lesson the hard way. That's why, in today's Currently Coveting video, they reveal their Valentine's Day wishes ahead of time.
SuChin's picks are conventional compared with Mike's, whose choices (a water purifier?) suggest a fondness for Bear Grylls. It's no surprise he's the founder of website Awkward Family Photos.
Let's hope his advice doesn't result in a bunch of new submissions.
Want more ideas? Check out what our editors are asking for from their loved ones.
Many moons ago, I moved to SF with just two suitcases. I had zero housing prospects, I didn't know a soul, and the iconic bridge seemed to be permanently immersed in fog.
Then the skies opened up: I found a Lower Haight apartment, 415 numbers slowly filled my phone, and I was hired to write about everything from comic book tarot card readers to seaweed foragers.
In today's video, I introduce you to three Bay Area places I visit almost weekly: a veritable Sesame Street for artisans, a glamorous Pacific Heights flower shop, and a wine bar where you'll want to become a regular.
I hope the video inspires you to venture outside your hood and try something new.
No bravery required.
Want more? Check out our senior editor's favorite NYC businesses and our L.A. editor's preferred hangouts. Our Chicago editor's picks are coming soon.
When I first moved to New York from Virginia eight years ago, I thought Times Square was the cool place to live and Brother Jimmy's BBQ was where I was going to find a husband.
Many (many) apartments and PBRs later, I like to think I'm a bit more discerning. For one, I have a job that exposes me to new things every day. For two, the frat party moved to Tinder.
In today's video, I introduce you to three of my favorite Big Apple establishments: the best ramen in the city (I will gladly debate you on this if you think it's Ippudo NY), Brooklyn-made dog treats for my little guy, and a Chelsea-based workout that isn't completely horrific.
I hope the video encourages you to try my picks if you haven't already. You might even see me there.
Hopefully I won't be wearing my "going out" camisole.
Stay tuned for our San Fran, Los Angeles, and Chicago editors' videos of local favorites, coming soon.
Technology has given us, among other things, the ability to know everything about the people we want to date before we even meet them. (He took shots on a trip to Cancun in 2006 with that girl?!)
So it's no shocker that it complicates the relationships that ensue. In today's Ask the Office Guy video, we enlisted Yahoo's Primetime in No Time host and former Road Rules contestant Theo Von to break down a few digi issues.
From an NYC boyfriend who checks his Instagram compulsively to a guy in Chicago who wants to exchange email passwords, tricky situations are Von's specialty.
We guarantee you'll do an Internet search for him afterward.
To see Von on a regular basis (almost like you're going steady), go to tv.yahoo.com. Follow Von on Twitter at @theovon. Got a question for the next Office Guy? Email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Whether we've recently been dumped, had a long day at work, or are just in a crappy mood, we all need an emergency empowerment jam.
The givens: "Single Ladies," by Bey; "Girl on Fire," by Alicia; and now — tuning into the indie station — "Renaissance Girls," by Oh Land.
Get familiar with the song in today's video. The Denmark-born, Brooklyn-based musician, whose real name is Nanna Øland Fabricius, performed the soon-to-be hit on our back couches with only her pipes and a toy piano.
If you like what you hear (you will), get her new album, Wish Bone (out September 24), and hit up her concerts tonight or next Tuesday. Why?
Because you're a rock star.
See Oh Land tonight at Music Hall of Williamsburg, 66 North 6th Street, between Kent and Wythe Avenues, Williamsburg (musichallofwilliamsburg.com); doors, 8 p.m.; tickets ($20) at ticketmaster.com; and Tuesday at Gramercy Theatre, 127 East 23rd Street, between Park and Lexington Avenues (212-614-6932 or thegramercytheatre.com); doors, 7 p.m.; tickets ($20) at livenation.com. Download Wish Bone at itunes.com, $10. To get to know Oh Land, follow her on Facebook and Twitter.
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You know when you find out a leading man is barely old enough to vote and then feel weird/gross that you fancied someone so young? The good news is that actor Miles Teller is 26.
Prepare for him to get even handsomer when you watch DailyCandy correspondent SuChin Pak's interview, in which she finds out his thoughts on sex scenes, his hidden talents, and how often he visits f*ckyeahmilesteller.tumblr.com.
Want more? Watch our interview with his The Spectacular Now co-star, Shailene Woodley. To buy tickets to the movie (out August 2), go to fandango.com. Background art provided by upriseart.com.
We all googled her following The Descendants three years ago (yes, she really was Marissa Cooper's little sister in The O.C. for a season). These days, after scoring roles in The Spectacular Now and Divergent, Shailene Woodley needs no introduction.
DC correspondent SuChin Pak sat down with the 21-year-old starlet for today's 5 Questions to get the scoop on her ideal warm-weather rendezvous, what her childhood was like, and her favorite inspirational quote.
Want more? Watch our interview with her The Spectacular Now co-star/friend Miles Teller. To buy tickets to the film (out August 2), go to fandango.com. Background art provided by upriseart.com.
She's got embarrassing songs on her iPod. She dated a guy who wore cowboy boots. Her favorite Kardashian is our favorite Kardashian.
Actress Greta Gerwig is BFF material. For proof, watch our videos today: First, we've got a 5 Questions interview with our correspondent SuChin Pak (above). Then, in a segment we're calling Hypothetical Situations, we find out what Greta would do in common pickles (co-worker with bad breath, sibling who won't move out, etc.).
Further evidence Greta is wonderful can be found throughout the new movie she co-wrote and stars in, Frances Ha. The film, out now, is a realistic take on friendship.
We hope to inspire the next one.
Find showtimes for Frances Ha at fandango.com. For more 5 Questions, check out SuChin's interviews with model Coco Rocha, nutritionist Kimberly Snyder, and Veep actress Anna Chlumsky.
We've all been there: A co-worker has rank breath, a sibling won't move out, an awesome boyfriend dresses like a tool, and a best friend dates someone terrible.
What's the best way to handle all of the above? In this video, SuChin Pak finds out what actress Greta Gerwig would do.
Find showtimes for her latest movie, Frances Ha, at fandango.com. For more Greta Gerwig, check out our 5 Questions interview.
It's normal to get nervous in the presence of greatness. But when Judith Hill came to our offices and performed on our back couch, we could barely form words.
In this video, she sings "Desperation," which she wrote for Twenty Feet from Stardom (a film about the lives of backup singers, including hers, now playing). As you'll see, her voice (which you might recognize from The Voice) blew us away.
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Suburban Miami hotel geared to sports fans
Near sports events
Located midway between Miami and Ft. Lauderdale, this sports-themed hotel is 7 blocks from Sun Life Stadium and is next to Calder Casino and Race Course.
Race course views
A ninth-floor restaurant with panoramic views of Sun Life Stadium and Calder Casino and Race Course has a lounge with multiple large-screen, high-definition TVs tuned to sports channels.
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Located mid-way between downtown Miami and Fort Lauderdale, El Palacio Sports Hotel is adjacent to Calder Casino and Race Course and seven blocks from Sun Life Stadium, home of the Miami Dolphins football team, University of Miami Hurricane's Football, and the FedEx Orange Bowl game.
The hotel is home to a ninth-floor grill and sports bar with casino, race course, and stadium views where guests enjoy watching sports on multiple 10-foot-tall TVs with surround sound.
Three basketball courts, a nine-hole miniature-golf course, and an outdoor swimming pool are on site.
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Legends Sports Grill and banquet center - open for private parties and for the Miami Dolphins and Miami Hurricanes home games only. Please see hours of operation at hotel front desk
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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Check-out time is 11 AM
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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I have torn apart and begun remodeling our main/only bathroom and need some advice on the best way to drain/vent a new shower, bathtub, and sink at new locations in the bathroom.
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1) This is a 2 story home and this 'only bath' is on the first level.
2) I have a full basement and complete access to the above items.
3) The toilet is already hooked up to the soil/vent stack and is not being relocated.
4) I would prefer not having to run a new auxillary stack thru to the roof. The new shower/tub/sink are all 'relatively' close to the main stack.
I have included an image of the layout....it should help clarify what I am trying to do. I have found that its the 'venting' solution that I cannot figure out.
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A great sandwich and pizza place. – The most unique sandwich, fresh thick sliced Italian bread stuffed with your choice of meats, French fries and sweet marinated coleslaw. I?ve seen others try to imitate it, but this is the original. Also great atmosphere to watch your favorite sports event.
Daryl – We took a group of people from out of town to Primanti's for the "famous" sandwiches. What a disaster! Out of towners were not impressed. The waitress rarely paid attention to our table and the sandwiches were mediocre. It's common to find restaurants throughout PA that throw fries on either their sandwiches or salads so there was nothing special about Primanti's. Complaints included the size of the meal for the price. Other comments were that you could do ten times better in Philly.
crappy service – about 10 or 12 people from work met here one night for drinks after a really crappy night at work... we had some young server ... don't recall her name, she had dark hair. anyhow... she took way too long to come to our table, she was sitting w/some other girl talking about her bf a couple tables away... then when one of the guys asked for a round of shots, she told him they didn't make the shot he asked for. he asked her to double check, because it was really easy to make, she came back 5 minutes later and told us she had asked the bartender and was told no. we all ordered something else. later on in the night, our friend went up to the bar to order drinks (our server was busy talking to her friend about her bf again) and the bartender made them the shot he asked him for, when he told her he THOUGHT that they couldn't make it, the bartender didn't know what he was talking about. Primanti's would be benefit if they fired that crappy server...
Missing the point! – This is a small nice resturant in a bad location.
Too Fru-fru for the area. Food is too fancy. Can't get a regular sandwich or salad without all sorts of exotic trimmings
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Busy on Speakers' Circuit, Will Hillary Clinton Run?
Sent from my Lear Jet April 24, 2014 at 11:00 pm
Hillary is a very smart able woman. She served well as Senator from NY and as SECSTATE. I would…Read More vote for her again. The drooling halfwits from the tea party can't stop her. The republicans will never win with tea party assholes fragmenting the vote. Very reasonable republican candidates are now forced into making idiotic statements to show that they agree in some way with the droolers. Hil is a winner already.
Brian Burke April 25, 2014 at 12:05 am
Why is she speaking? She quit her last post and and someone is stupid enough to pay her for advise?…Read More Give us a break and go back to Arkansas with you husband. OH you probably would get locked up there for the problems as governor.
Scott Peterson April 25, 2014 at 12:31 am
Maybe Hillary Clinton's brains in Sara Palin's body, less a few pounds maybe but that's just my…Read More preference, I am not judging her for not meeting my ideal, and without an accent that makes her sound like a character in Fargo; and who remembers Fargo? Exactly. I don't know that it can be done but such a creation might win regardless of which party she would represent. Image being ever more important as substance is draining away and all. On the other hand, if 60% of the nation is over weight and 60% are emotionally disturbed, N.J has a Governor who talks a lot without saying anything. He sounds like a true man of the people to me.
Department of Public Service Reviewing PSEGLI Reliability…
bob young April 23, 2014 at 05:47 pm
Any news coming out of the town meeting last night?
PW RES April 23, 2014 at 09:18 pm
I went and spoke. Only 2 others showed up. They said they met with the independent consultant they…Read More hired and walked part of the route with him - he thought burying was a legitimate alternative that should have been considered. I asked that they fix the poles for proper ADA access and to test the soil for chemicals since there is bound to be a high concentration of Penta on the poles and leaking into our soil. If no one is going to police this project, I guess it is up to us.
Funding Secured for New Hyde Park Improvement Project
Bosworth: 'Optimistic' on Securing Federal Funding for Town…
Arguendo April 21, 2014 at 03:54 pm
Chuckie Photo-Op wants your check to clear first.
Cuomo: Aetna to Pay $500K for Consumer Protection Violations
paul April 17, 2014 at 07:48 am
Too bad these company's can't be honest like the US government.
Willie Lester April 17, 2014 at 01:06 pm
I told you once and I will tell you agian, Cuomo can sleep through this election and still beat…Read More Robbie Boy.
Boaters Recycle Shrink Wrap at Town Dock
NY Joins Pact to Elect Presidents by Popular Vote
Big_E April 22, 2014 at 03:22 pm
That Newsmax article constantly says this is a way to circumvent the Constitution. But since the…Read More Constitution grants states the right to award their EC votes any way they want, this is perfectly legal. A state could decide to award its EC votes based on a contest. Have the Democratic nominee and the Republican nominee guess how many jelly beans are in a jar. Closest one gets the EC votes for their party.
brookhavenconfucius April 22, 2014 at 04:26 pm
America is an oligarchy, not a democracy or republic, university study finds…Read More http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/apr/21/americas-oligarchy-not-democracy-or-republic-unive/
Sean Hassett April 22, 2014 at 05:06 pm
Judy: The only incident of voter fraud that I know of personally was an elderly man who voted twice…Read More for the GOP candidate. He would not accept that it was wrong and even was delighted. Just saying.
N Hempstead Building Department Offers Mobile Hours
Operation 'Clean Sweep' Coming to A Block Near You
Lynn Borowski April 16, 2014 at 09:41 am
I would rather have an "environmentally friendly" North Hempstead Town crew come and…Read More remove the stump of the tree that fell on my house 18 mos. ago during Hurricane Sandy. I have called the Town at least 5 or 6 times and have as many "case" numbers assigned to me. Wonder if Ms. Bosworth will visit me or whoever trips on the raised ground or stump when a bone is broken. This happening is inevitable.
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Steve Israel: GOP Base has Elements 'Animated by Racism'
LS April 16, 2014 at 12:19 am
Steve Israel should be ashamed of himself. Ever since he became head of the Democratic…Read More Congressional Campaign Committee, he has moved further and further left. I cannot believe this man is a suitable representative for the electorate of his district. I look forward to voting for his opponent in November.
Archie Bunker April 16, 2014 at 07:04 am
I would like to thank everyone for supporting Congressman Israel. If he is not re-elected, I will…Read More lose my unemployment insurance, free health care for my family and will need to find work. By the way, does anyone know if Obamacare covers braces?
knee jerk April 16, 2014 at 08:55 am
It does cover your adult diapers, though Bunker.
New York, New Jersey, Connecticut Last to Enjoy Tax Freedom…
STAR dot STAR April 12, 2014 at 09:45 pm
The BUNDY RANCH confrontation is all of us.
frank vecchione April 13, 2014 at 08:11 am
star , resist / never submit. this is not over . we must be prepared for the confrontation , that…Read More will come. in ny also , when the tyrant in albany starts to confiscate our firearms....
brookhavenconfucius April 13, 2014 at 08:37 am
AND FRANK, WE ARE ALL ALONE, TOO ! DONT EXPECT, any of those WHINY politicians, to be with The…Read More People !
North Shore-LIJ EMS Chief Speaks to Nassau County Mayors
Jack Frost April 13, 2014 at 08:37 am
Did he mention the fact that anytime there is a fire in Hempstead NSLIJ can't cover the requests for…Read More ambulances so they are bailed out again and again by the same volunteers and Nassau County Ambulances they are trying to put out of business?
Hal Benton April 15, 2014 at 11:37 am
The arrangement seems to be working really good. In Hempstead, the village just unanimously renew…Read More the contract with them. And, we do see more police on the street instead of the police in the ambulances. And, I know the response times are much better. And, one more thing, with the Hospital ambulances, everyone gets a more trained Paramedic in the ambulance. Paramedics can do more for an emergency patient. It's a good deal all around for the Village by saving money, the resident and it sure puts more police on the streets.
Patrick Lee April 16, 2014 at 08:08 am
Hal, it would be fine arrangement if any of what you said was true and not just a reprint of the…Read More article above. It's really not surprising to see the village renew the contract when one of NSLIJs largest benefactors, Don Monti and his company Renaissance Downtowns received the incredibly lucrative Hempstead urban renewal project contract. Quid pro quo anybody? Hempstead's own figures show a decrease in arrests from 1795 in 2011 to 1600 in 2012 while at the same time police overtime rose from $2.1 million to over $2.4 million in the same time span. Also, I'm not sure where you got the faulty information that paramedics employed by a hospital ambulance are any different than their municipal counterparts in the fire department as many of the technicians at NSLIJ are people who were fired from legitimate municipal agencies like FDNY and couldn't work anywhere else or already have a full time job doing something else and try to play EMS provider on the weekend. The residents of Hempstead deserve better than to risk their lives in the name of political patronage. EMS is a vital emergency service and should not be run like a gypsy cab service.
LWV Hosts Meet Your Congressman Event
Leslie Dann Weinberg April 15, 2014 at 02:39 am
Not in a million years. Not after his "Republicans are racist" routine.
Martins, Winthrop to Sponsor Free 'Mini-Med School'
Israel: Federal Tax Code Treats New Yorkers Unfairly
TJ Eckleburg April 10, 2014 at 09:05 pm
So you are calling Long Island police officers "union thugs"? Ok. got it. You are one sick…Read More broad. I feel sorry for your kids.
TJ Eckleburg April 10, 2014 at 09:16 pm
COMMOM, since you are a factually-challenged rightwing twit, I will educate you about public sector…Read More pensions: The average yearly pension is $28K. Public sector employees contribute 40% of noninvestment contributions to their retirement. The rest is covered mostly by pensions account investment returns...NOT the taxpayers...YOU are the one who needs to learn how to read and do some research while you are at it, twit
MK Smith April 11, 2014 at 07:54 am
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North Hempstead Building Commissioner to Step Down
Vincent April 1, 2014 at 06:14 am
Are we missing John Kaiman yet?
Arguendo April 1, 2014 at 07:46 am
No thanks for greasing the permits for those 80-foot shafts.
jamie April 1, 2014 at 10:54 am
The residents of North Hempstead will be paying for all the mistakes these inspectors, plans…Read More examiners and commissioners. Try and sell your home or get refinance without dealing with the miles of red tape and arrogance of this department. The fees are ridiculous and they will go back to 1950 to look for open permits. No grandfathering. J
Bosworth Addresses Concerns About PSEGLI Poles
Arguendo April 17, 2014 at 02:43 pm
Better check into those retirement options, Dave. And start hiding assets. "PSEG Upgrade…Read More Stalled State judge backs the town's stop-work order By Joanne Pilgrim | April 17, 2014 - 1:37pm East Hampton Town's stop-work order against PSEG Long Island, the utility whose transmission line upgrade has prompted a public outcry here, was upheld on Monday in State Supreme Court, Riverhead. Acting State Supreme Court Justice Ralph Gazzillo denied PSEG's request for a temporary restraining order that would have allowed it to continue work at the substation. Construction at an Old Stone Highway, Amagansett, power substation will therefore remain stalled, although the utility's request for a preliminary injunction to prevent the town from further interference is yet to be decided. Meanwhile, Long Island Businesses for Responsible Energy, a new group formed to fight PSEG's installation of high-voltage wires and large poles along town and village residential streets, has hired lawyers and plans an April 26 meeting in order to gather plaintiffs to sue PSEG." http://easthamptonstar.com/News/2014417/PSEG-Upgrade-Stalled
Arguendo April 19, 2014 at 08:28 am
Are Bosworth, DiGiorgio and Martins doing ANYTHING AT ALL? The Hamptons folks are way out front on…Read More their own version of this unnecessary and unsightly fiasco. http://www.newsday.com/news/breaking/ny-dps-letter-regarding-pseg-li-power-lines-in-east-hampton-1.7730711 http://www.newsday.com/long-island/suffolk/pseg-seeks-to-quash-order-stopping-cable-project-1.7760691 One thing is clear: PSEG-LI is one arrogant, public-be-damned utility, worse even than the clueless buffoons at LIPA, whose legacy, toady, politically appointed "Board" is sitting on their hands.
Arguendo April 20, 2014 at 08:07 am
How does PSEG-LI's intrusive and unsightly shafting fit into Cuomo's charge to power smart?…Read More "Let's incentivize smart projects that locate within state-owned or existing transmission rights-of-way so that they are not interfering or spreading into local communities, and let's offer those smart projects an expedited approval process" The irony is we had the potential for one of the other mandates, a "micro-grid", with Glenwood operating on clean natgas. Now? PSEG-LI blames loss of the Glenwood connector (an outright lie) and we get the 80-foot shafts. http://www.smartgridnews.com/artman/publish/Delivery_Grid_Optimization/New-York-launches-massive-grid-hardening-and-modernization-effort-6293.html#.U1O3lvldUrV
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Arguendo March 27, 2014 at 01:32 pm
The 80-foot shafting we're getting will have almost ZERO impact on the number or duration of…Read More outages. The overwhelmingly vast majority of outages by numbers and by time out of service are failures in secondary and neighborhood distribution lines (or unannounced intentional shut-offs, which LIPA and PSEG are famous for), NOT primary feeders.
Arguendo March 27, 2014 at 01:35 pm
He's definitely not a member of the ditch digger's union.
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Steve klyce March 26, 2014 at 06:02 pm
From Senator Martins (email today): Dear Friend: I wanted to update you on PSEG-Long Island's…Read More ongoing project on the Port Washington Peninsula. As I previously informed you, Assemblywoman Michelle Schimel and I, working together with Supervisor Judi Bosworth and Councilwoman Dina De Giorgio, called on Governor Cuomo to intervene on behalf of local residents who expressed concerns about the large transmission poles PSEG-Long Island is installing. In response to our request, the Governor has directed the Department of Public Service to review the PSEG-Long Island project in an effort to find a way to meet the need for reliable service while also taking into account the community's needs. I am pleased that the Governor has taken this important step so that the concerns of residents on the Port Washington Peninsula are taken into consideration. Sincerely, SENATOR JACK M. MARTINS
Archie Bunker March 26, 2014 at 07:38 pm
You expect one of the most disfunctional State Legislatures in this country to do something that…Read More doesn't benefit their union friends?
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Stevo March 24, 2014 at 11:15 am
brookhaven - You never fail to show your bigotry in your idiotic posts. What a creep you are!!
brookhavenconfucius March 24, 2014 at 01:28 pm
Thank you Stevo, or is it Sheep-O ? Was that it ?
brookhavenconfucius March 27, 2014 at 08:06 am
Earl, THESE ILLEGALS, "have not filed but are due refunds" ! Guess, we can call this…Read More ILLEGAL ALIEN PATCH, now !
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Archie Bunker March 23, 2014 at 09:35 am
Hey There Senator Martins --- Take a walk down Main Street and see first hand what the town's…Read More economic development program has done.
Arguendo March 23, 2014 at 10:13 am
Indeed. Aided and abetted by a few individuals with their own interests at stake.
Arguendo March 25, 2014 at 10:41 pm
For Mr. Martin's consideration: In addition to conducting a patently false campaign of "Fear…Read More Uncertainty and Doubt" with regard to Port Washington power demand (no independent review of forecasts or methodology) , CEO Dave Daly flat out lied to everyone in the room when he walked back and denied any contribution of the Glenwood Landing feeder, a fact memorialized in his own slides. Quoting:"The loss of 69kV Transmission Line from Glenwood to Bar Beach will create an overload condition on the existing Port Washington to Great Neck Line due to increased customer demand projected for Summer 2014 and beyond. New Transmission Line prevents the need to load shed for loss of supply from Glenwood to Bar Beach..." Daly's own slide gives the lie to his comments that "Glenwood had nothing to do with the project", and further reinforces that simply re-supplying the Glenwood feeder can solve the problem without 210 80-foot poles. This slide appears at page 4 of: http://www.northhempstead.com/filestorage/7350/7121/7229/7271/Port_Washington_to_Great_Neck_Overhead_Transmission_Project.pdf
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Diane March 19, 2014 at 10:53 am
Minor improvements noted. Instead of getting mail between 7-8PM daily, it comes earlier but…Read More inconsistently. Also, all packages from Amazon are late; the USPS marks them as delivered, however. I have had to personally visit the NHP Annex to find/pick up my packages. I have asked Amazon to investigate this matter, and they are avoiding use of USPS as a carrier (when possible) when mailing packages to my home. When you visit the main Post Office to inquire about missing mail, attendants accuse you of harassment and state that the Post Office on 2nd Ave. is a 'financial office' and has nothing to do with the mail! Frustrated, disappointed and very angry.
Colleen March 21, 2014 at 11:44 am
Mail delivery continues to be a MAJOR problem. I have yet to receive bills that were mailed out…Read More weeks ago; I have to check all my accounts online to make sure I am current on payments. I only learned this after I missed two credit card payments. Not sure how to discuss this issue with my credit card companies to convince them to waive the late fees. When I do receive mail (which is not every day), it does not arrive at my house until after 5:00 pm.
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STAR dot STAR March 17, 2014 at 12:33 pm
And Deb, don't forget that Obamacare is yet ANOTHER tax which is a redistribution scheme, so says…Read More the Supreme Court.
TomTuttle March 17, 2014 at 01:42 pm
EXTEND!!!! It's pathetic that we as citizens allow the people who have never had to use social…Read More benefits decide whether we should be allowed to use what we all pay for every week of our labor out of our paychecks. Tell me one person on Capital Hill who has ever lost a job and had to use the Unemployment System until they found another? I bet its very small number. Yet we give them the decision making power to rule on our lives? Why? They receive full medical coverage,lifetime jobs for some,insane pensions that the working man/woman could only dream of, yet they do not work a full year like the rest of us? These are the people who we want representing our everyday issues? Not in my opinion. Time for this country to ORGANIZE!!! It's us against them it seems. Very sad day to be an american when you see our government coming off the rails and there is no answer in sight.
fred March 17, 2014 at 01:55 pm
Deb- I think you make excellent points and capitalism is the only economic system that works.…Read More However we haven't seen capitalism in this country in years. Too big too fail. Subsidies, tax breaks. Adam Smith would be rolling over in his grave. You as a small business owner is the one getting screwed by the government actions and large corporations greed
Local Lawmakers Ask Gov To Intervene on Power Line Project
Chuck Idol March 16, 2014 at 10:41 pm
Arguendo - I am working with a group that is going to focus on a much broader effort. I recognise…Read More that Port Washington is one town among many that are now facing these massive 75 foot poles. Please see what I have started. www.PSEGLongIsland.info and please please spread the word to have anyone and everyone sign the http://www.change.org/petitions/eliminate-poles-bury-high-voltage-lines I will do my best to make sure all voices are heard. Thanks All signatures on this petition will be coordinated with other petitions they are not a separate effort - only that the one I have is broader in scope. Thank you everyone for your concern.
hank ratner March 17, 2014 at 08:15 pm
I believe our local elected officials overtly or covertly kept the residents in the dark about this…Read More project. For starters this PSEG project was on the drawing board for more than two years. Surely it strains credibility to believe no one new! Michelle Schimels letter to the Governor dated March 13 states in paragraph three, "Prior to this project "public discussion" was limited to a meeting with LOCAL government officials, to which I ATTENDED.
Arguendo March 18, 2014 at 06:36 am
Here's the state of play in East Hampton:…Read More http://www.newsday.com/long-island/suffolk/pseg-long-island-east-hampton-residents-must-pay-to-bury-electric-line-1.7416451?qr=1 I wonder whether PSEG will also give credits for fifty years of avoided tree and post-storm aerial restoration work? Yeah, sure they will. This is a disgrace, and it's the Governor, to whom PSEG reports who is aiding and abetting it.


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The vocal minority in the state Senate could not garner enough opposition, so Helen Dragas' journey to keep her seat on the University of Virginia Board of Visitors has crossed another hurdle.
"We are going to reward bad behavior," said Sen. Toddy Puller (D-36th District). "I never did that to my children."
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From here, Dragas' reappointment must be confirmed by the House of Delegates. A date for that hearing has not yet been set.
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