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Lewis Black on The Daily Show
Posted 01 May 2012 - 09:27 PM
Seriously had me laughing so hard, I got a stomach ache. Blasted Dominos, Dunkin Donuts, and every fish restaurant in America.
If you missed it, check out the rerun in the morning on Comedy Central.
Louis Black has to be my favorite comedian of all time.
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Posted 01 May 2012 - 09:32 PM
Recording set. Thanks for the heads up.
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Posted 01 May 2012 - 09:56 PM
But it being a new show this particular rant is new.
Posted 01 May 2012 - 10:37 PM
Posted 01 May 2012 - 11:09 PM
His last appearance I can find was February 21st when he raked the media over the coals for their coverage of Whitney Houston's death and all the puns the media was making. "Can we cool it with the word play? When Cronkite announced the death of JFK, it wasn't with a clever 'Ask not, who got shot in Dallas today!'"
Yeah, Lewis Black used to be on The Daily Show...the "Back In Black" hasn't been on there in quite some time.
Here is the archive on The Daily Show website: Back in Black
Posted 02 May 2012 - 08:02 AM
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Posted 02 May 2012 - 08:07 AM
His DVDs sell very well, and my signed photo of him is one of my collector's items.
What makes him somewhat unique is that both men and women are balanced in his audiences - that is not all that common.
A funny guy, and as Dave said in the OP - in typically great form on the Daily Show.
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Posted 02 May 2012 - 11:10 AM
Sorry, I didn't laugh at all...
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Posted 02 May 2012 - 07:11 PM
Lewis Black is funny, but a few drinks makes him freakin hilarious.
Lewis may be much funnier when watched late at night rather than at 10 o'clock in the morning.
Sorry, I didn't laugh at all...
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History has etched Japan's surprise Dec. 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor in the words of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt as "a day that will live in infamy."
On Friday, the 71st anniversary of the attack that took the lives of 2,390 Americans, Paia resident Bill Tavares remembered it as the day when "all hell broke loose."
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Paia resident Bill Tavares gestures while speaking Friday during presentations on memories of the Dec. 7, 1941, Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Tavares, 91, was a student at the University of Hawaii. He recalled hearing explosions when "all hell broke loose."
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Students Isabelle Theobald (from left), Keila Harris, Christopher Theobald and Connor Kong listen Friday as A-Plus coordinator Cheyenne Branch reads "Pearl Harbor Warriors" at Pomaikai Elementary School. They were participating in a Read Aloud event featuring the book "Pearl Harbor Warriors." Friday was the 71st anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, which brought the United States into World War II. The children's book by Dorinda Nicholson tells the story of the unlikely friendship between Pearl Harbor survivor Richard Fiske and Japanese fighter pilot Zenji Abe.
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Hiroshi Arisumi (left), a veteran of the famed 442nd Regimental Combat Team, and Paia resident George Kahanu, who was working at Pearl Harbor as a welder on the day of the attack, await their turns to speak during Friday's event at the Kaunoa Senior Center.
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Tavares, now 91 and then a student at the University of Hawaii, shared his memories of that day and its aftermath with more than 90 people who attended a presentation at Kaunoa Senior Center.
Other featured speakers were Paia resident George Kahanu, who was a welder working at Pearl Harbor the day of the attack; Hiroshi Arisumi, a veteran of the famed 442nd Regimental Combat Team; and Brian Moto, son of 100th Battalion veteran and Medal of Honor recipient Kaoru Moto.
While Tavares was in his second-story dorm room, Kahanu, now 95, was earning $1.06 an hour working with a welding crew at the Pearl Harbor shipyard.
It was 7:55 a.m., he recalled, "and, all of a sudden, Boom! Boom!"
"We were looking out at Hickam Field," Kahanu said. The welders saw smoke and decided to see what was happening.
"We walked out, and just about then a Japanese torpedo plane . . . coming around . . . and dropped a torpedo. Big splash. A couple of second later, boom! Is this real? A couple of seconds later another bomb explosion."
"Right about that time, a dive bomber from someplace . . . coming over and dropped a bomb. I said, 'Oh, my. We're dead.' And what happens? The bomb went between the ship and the pier and exploded."
Kahanu said the welding crew ran back into its shop, and "all day long, we were watching explosions, bombs, shots going off."
Then, finally, at midnight, somebody said, "You boys can go home now."
Kahanu went on to recount the damage sustained at Pearl Harbor during the attack.
At the time, Tavares was miles away at his university dormitory in Manoa.
"I turned the radio on, and the announcer says the dreaded words, 'Hawaii is being attacked by the forces of Japan,' '' he said. "My first reaction was one of complete disbelief. Then a cold fear gripped my body."
Tavares ran downstairs where he and other students gathered around a radio to hear the news.
"The memories of that terrifying Sunday morning are getting dimmer," Tavares said. "But a few stark events are forever burned into my memory."
One of those was hearing a warning, via the radio, that Honolulu's drinking water had been poisoned. He said he stuck his finger down his throat and vomited water that he had consumed earlier.
Later, on the day of the attack, Tavares and a friend risked violating a martial law order to stay off the streets and went to pray at a Catholic church near Punahou School.
He recalled telling his friend, "If I'm going to die, I'm going to die in church."
While he was attending a Mass at church, the attack's second wave came, Tavares said. And the priest urged people not to hold the surprise attack against Hawaii's local Japanese population.
Tavares said he and a Japanese-American friend went to Queen's Hospital to donate blood, which was desperately needed, because "hundreds of men were slowly bleeding to death."
He said that as he approached the hospital, he could see "stacked up coffins, ready for use, lined up against a wall."
Tavares said the days after the attack were filled with anxiety as Honolulu residents "waited for a dreaded second attack."
One fear was that the city might be bombarded with poisonous gas.
"We got so scared," he said. "Some of us rolled up our blankets, ready to go up into the mountains. It was awful living in that fear."
Tavares credited Kahanu and other workers at Pearl Harbor who helped quickly repair dozens of ships that returned to fight the Japanese Imperial Navy, leading to the defeat of the Japanese at the June 1942 Battle of Midway. That became a turning point in the Americans' favor in the war in the Pacific.
Arisumi, a recipient of the Congressional Gold Medal, shared his memories of serving with the 232nd Combat Engineer Company, which was part of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team. His unit served in Italy and France. The soldiers built bridges and helped clear land mines and others left in waterways, he said.
Moto told the story of his father's heroism during the war. On July 7, 1944, Kaoru Moto, a scout, had gone far ahead of his unit and attacked three German machine gun crews. Killing Germans and taking others prisoner, Moto was wounded by a sniper but still managed to launch a third attack against the Germans, his son said.
Brian Moto, an aide to University of Hawaii Maui College Chancellor Clyde Sakamoto and former county corporation counsel, said that he learned about his father's heroism from others because his father never spoke about his wartime experiences.
At a separate event Friday at Pomaikai Elementary School, students from Pomaikai, Lihikai, Haiku, Kihei and Kilohana elementary schools took part in a Read Aloud event, listening to readings from "Pearl Harbor Warriors." The children's book by Dorinda Nicholson tells the story of the unlikely friendship between Pearl Harbor survivor Richard Fiske and Japanese fighter pilot Zenji Abe.
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Kirsten "helping" me make cookies by using the cookie cutters as glasses:
The table all set up waiting for the kids to go decorating crazy:
There's some serious decorating going on here (and a lot of sampling too – especially by my little Cam!):
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1 cup butter, softened
1 cup sugar
1 cup molasses
1 egg
4 cups sifted all-purpose flour
1 tsp salt
1 1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
1 tsp ground cinnamon
2 tsp ground cloves
2 tsp ground ginger
1 tsp ground nutmeg
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When Bob Barker on the Price is Right calls up a contestant and they run up screaming and yelling. An even more severe case is when a contestant wins a bid goes into epilepsy and start attacking Bob Barker.
Oh noez, crazy lady has Bob Barker Syndrome.
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Ebeltoft Bicykle Guides - Djursland - Eastjutland
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Every Tuesday at 10am from the tourist office in EbeltoftIf you like the wind in your hair and fresh air in the lungs are these bicycle tours just right for you. Ebeltoft Bicycle Guides are a bunch of seniors who have an interest in culture and also love nature and fresh air. We have cycled since the spring of 2006 and the purpose is to exercise and visit attractions with a view to provide, bicycle interested, insight into the stunning scenery in and around Ebeltoft, which today is part of the Nationalparken Mols Bjerge. For all trips is, that they are 20 to 25 km. long, and is scheduled for approx. 3 hours. There are country roads, gravel roads and small forest roads on the trip and at a speed so everyone can participate. Groups are welcome. And bicycle tours can be arranged beyond the established. Tourist Association of Ebeltoft and Mols is hosting, with a little refreshment on all our trips
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A 40-year-old man has died of gunshot wounds he suffered just after 8 a.m. Thursday in the Broadway-Memorial neighborhood, according to Buffalo police.
Homicide detectives were called to the shooting scene on the first block of Mohr Avenue, near Ashley Street, police spokesman Michael J. DeGeorge said.
The man, whose identity was withheld pending notification of relatives, was taken to Erie County Medical Center, where he later died.
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At this writing, no one knows for sure if there was any political agenda involved in the violence this afternoon near the U.S. Capitol.
But here's some speculation I've gleaned from comments on far-right websites (with original spellings and punctuation):
"I think it was a liberal . . . maybe the same one who went after the Republican Congressman. What's interesting is that the suspects ALWAYS conveniently die . . . because if they didn't, they couldn't carry out all these false flag events as well as they do."
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He's 36 years old and has another two years and four fights remaining on his contract. Where will Floyd Mayweather turn now?
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'The One' - Rewatch Mayweather's dominating unanimous-decision victory over Robert 'The Ghost' Guerrero.
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BRASELTON, Ga. – The Stetson men's golf team bounced back on Tuesday with its best round of play, but finished 10th in the Atlantic Sun Conference Championship tournament.
The Hatters posted a final round score of 308 and finished the tournament with a score of 938, eight shots behind Northern Kentucky for ninth place.
North Florida captured its second-straight championship and swept the championship awards, shooting 291 in the final round as MJ Maguire became the program's first A-Sun Medalist at The Legends Course of Chateau Elan.
The Ospreys' final round total capped a dominating performance that saw the team place three players in the top-five individuals, highlighted by Maguire's individual medalist performance. North Florida's 291 came in conjunction with scores of 289 and 301 on Sunday and Monday to outpace second-place ETSU by 14 strokes.
The 14-stroke buffer was the largest margin of victory in the tournament since 2007, while Maguire's individual title was the program's first. It was also the first time since 2002-03 that a team repeated as A-Sun Champion. Jacksonville State was the last to do so.
ETSU's finish marked the team's second-straight season with runner-up honors. Kennesaw State (897) placed third on the heels of a final round 306 while Jacksonville (911) and Mercer (918) both shot 298 in the final round.
Florida Gulf Coast (924) took sixth while USC Upstate (926), Lipscomb (929), Northern Kentucky (930) and Stetson (938) rounded out the field.
The Hatters were led by freshman Andrew Peterson, who turned in a round of 78 on Tuesday to finish tied for 25th overall at 17 over par 233. Another freshman, Dustin Dingus, finished one shot further back, in a tie for 28th place, after his final round score of 78.
Sophomore Matt Taylor finished tied for 35th (237) after posting the Hatters' best individual round of the tournament with a 73 on Tuesday. Junior Tyler White (241) tied for 42nd and freshman Michael Primavera (247) finished 49th.
Maguire posted the tournament's low round of 68 (-4) on Tuesday, catapulting him from a tie for third place to the individual medalist position. His Tuesday effort pushed his tournament total to 215 and helped him withstand championship bids from ETSU's Rhys Pugh and Scott Gibson, who placed second and third with scores of 216 and 218, respectively.
UNF's Joey Petronio carded an even-par 72 on Tuesday and to place fourth at 220 while his teammate Kevin Phelan used 75 strokes in the final round and placed fifth at 221.
A balanced event saw seven of the 10 participating teams place an individual inside the top-10. Jacksonville's Jamey Salmon and Florida Gulf Coast's Edward Figueroa tied for sixth at 222, Kennesaw State's Austin Vick placed eighth at 224, and USC Upstate's Adam Goins and Mercer's Hans Reimers tied for ninth at 226.
Seven teams out of the 10-team field – ETSU, Jacksonville, Mercer, FGCU, USC Upstate, Lipscomb and Stetson – also posted their best team totals in the final round.
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MJ Maguire, North Florida (215, -1) - medalist
Rhys Pugh, ETSU (217)
Scott Gibson, ETSU (218)
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Thank You, Jimmy Stewart!"Thank You, Jimmy Stewart!" is a condensed one person tribute to three of Mr. Stewart's films. "Mr. Smith goes to Washington," "Harvey," and "It's a Wonderful Life!". The show is presented by Christopher David Collins and proceeds benefit the Jimmy Stewart Museum in Indiana, PA. The stories are told from the perspective of the characters that Mr. Stewart brought to life in each of the three films. Mr. Collins also portrays some other very special guests through the magic of pure storytelling.11/11/2012Time: 7:00 pmCLO Cabaret at Theater Square, 655 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
The Ugly Duckling & The Tortoise and the Hare(Ages 3-adult) Two classic stories told with spectacular glow in the dark electroluminescent wire (EL Wire) puppets. Broadway.com describes their puppetry as "an eye-popping display of storytelling that's like nothing else you've ever seen." Relive two timeless stories about transformation, acceptance, patience and beauty in a visually stunning production that will appeal to all ages.11/11/2012 - 11/19/2012Time: variousLocation: variouswebsite
Jon Nakematsu, pianoJon Nakamatsu performs piano works of Beethoven, Schubert and Schumann.11/11/2012Time: 3:00 pmLocation: Kresge Hall, College of Fine Arts, CMU, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
A Shining NightThe Junior Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh presents their fall concert under the direction of Susan Medley. See website for details and tickets.11/11/2012Time: 4:00 pmLocation: Westminster Presbyterian Church, Upper St. Clair, PAwebsite
Carnegie Mellon Wind EnsembleStephen Story conducts Kurt Weill's eccentric "Little Threepenny Music," as well as Edgard Varèse's avant-garde "Intégrales" and David Maslanka's Symphony No. 4.11/11/2012Time: 7:30 pmCarnegie Music Hall, 4400 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Takács Quartet with Marc-André HamelinSchubert: Quartet #13 in A minor, D. 804 "Rosamunde"; Britten: Quartet #1 in D major, Op. 25; Shostakovich: Piano Quintet in G minor, Op. 57. The Takács Quartet holds numerous prestigious accolades and awards including multiple Gramophone Awards, a Grammy Award, a Chamber Music of America Award, and a Disc of the Year and Chamber Award from BBC Music Magazine. Acclaimed pianist Marc-André Hamelin is recipient of the lifetime achievement prize by the German Record Critics' Ass'n.11/12/2012Time: 7:30 pmCarnegie Music Hall, 4400 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
War HorseEngland, 1914. As World War One begins, Joey, young Albert's beloved horse, is sold to the cavalry and shipped from England to France. He's soon caught up in enemy fire, and fate takes him on an extraordinary journey, serving on both sides before finding himself alone in no man's land. Astonishing life-sized puppets created by South Africa's Handspring Puppet Company become breathing, galloping, charging horses strong enough for men to ride.11/13/2012 - 11/18/2012Time: variousBenedum Center, 237 7th St., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Inaugural ConcertEdgewood Chamber Concerts opens its inaugural season featuring klezmer and gypsy inspired works by Osvaldo Golijov and Lev "Ljova" Zhurbin in the beautiful CC Mellor Library Community House "Living Room" in Edgewood. Seating is limited to 75 people.11/13/2012Time: 6:30 pmMellor Memorial Library, 1 Pennwood Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Parade of American MusicWorks by Shirley Barasch, Arthur Hellman, Sheila Bridges, Janet Stivanson, and George Pearsall. Free. A reception follows the program.11/13/2012Time: 12:30pmSt. Andrew�s Episcopal Church, 5801 Hampton St, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
AquiTangoAquiTango plays the traditional tango as opposed to "tango moderno" or avant-garde style created by Piazzolla which uses jazz idioms and other abstract forms. Few embodied the soul of the older style, often referred to as the "romantic tango," as much as Carlos Gardel whose "Por Una Cabeza" was featured in the films "Scent of a Woman" and "Schindler's List". Free admission.11/14/2012Time: 8:00 pmLocation: Bar Marco, 2216 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
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FB:OD simply stands for facebook overdose. The colon is there for like no reason, but FB:OD occurs when someone gets on facebook without expecting much, and has an excessive amount of notifications, causing them to be overwhelmed, and leave without reading them all.
Jesus tits, I check my phone and look back at facebook only to see 17 notifications. FB:OD
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Ever since Matty and I got married, I've been slowly teaching myself to cook.
Things got a bit more urgent in that department when we moved out here five years ago. Living 15 miles from the nearest Qdoba is a far cry from our old house in the Campus West neighborhood of Fort Collins, where we could walk to Thai, Korean, Mexican and Italian restaurants in about 10 minutes.
Also, we provide recipes for our farm members each week during the summer, so I have to keep on top of my kitchen game.
I'm not always successful.
My family knows that if I've made dinner rolls, they should be very suspicious of the accompanying meal. Dinner rolls are my go-to standard when I make something new, like cold carrot soup. When Matty asks what we're eating, and I say dinner rolls, he just laughs. It's become a code word for adventure.
I don't always hit the mark with these recipes the first time through. Some recipes never get a second act on my table. The dinner rolls are there so nobody starves if I make something disgusting.
It's been good for our food budget, this cooking at home thing. And our waistlines. And our overall health. But it's work, that's for sure. It takes some creativity. Luckily, the world is full of wonderful food bloggers and websites that have saved me any number of times.
I'd like to recommend a few of my favorites:
Ree Drummond has published two cookbooks and posts a few new recipes here each week. Her food photography is beautiful, and her recipe instructions are clear and often entertaining. The recipes tend to be on the rich side, though, so watch out.
This site, a spin-off from The Pioneer Woman, is an online community of cooks who share their recipes. Anyone can join up and post their masterpieces, and the community rates the different recipes by voting on a five glove oven mitt scale. These recipes tend to be less reliable, so look for the ones with four or five oven mitts.
I got the paper version of the Joy of Cooking as a wedding shower gift 15 years ago. That cookbook has taught me more about cooking than anything else, as there are so many detailed explanations of how to do even simple kitchen things. For example, I think they give three methods for hard-boiling eggs. And the fact that I know that illustrates how little I knew about cooking before I started doing it. I am not a chef. Thanks to this cookbook and site, I don't have to be.
Say what you want about Martha, but the woman knows food. Her recipes are often super complex and involve kitchen tools that I didn't know existed before (a mandoline, anyone?), but they are worth the effort (and calories) every time.
I know this list barely scratches the surface of the online recipe possibilities, especially now that pinterest exists. Where do you all find your dinner inspiration?
If you want to skip cooking this Saturday night (Nov. 17), come on down to the 4H Mardi Gras carnival in the Exhibition Building at Island Grove Park from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. The 4H kids have worked hard on the carnival booths, and there are also dance contests, prizes and food. Admission and parking are free. Game tickets are affordable and available at the door or from your favorite 4H kid. The proceeds support 4H programs and scholarships here in Weld County, so it's fun for a great cause.
Claire Boyles is married with two children. She and her husband own a farm. Read her Thursdays on Greeley Moms.
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We went hunting for a wild Malacarne and we were forced to turn away because of the stench
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Interpretation and Construction
Randy E. Barnett
Georgetown University Law Center
March 13, 2012
Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy, Vol. 34, 2011
Georgetown Public Law Research Paper No. 12-034
In recent years, it has become apparent that there is a difference between (a) discovering the semantic meaning of the words in the text of the Constitution, and (b) putting that meaning into effect by applying it in particular cases and controversies. To capture this difference, following the lead of political science professor Keith Whittington, legal scholars are increasingly distinguishing between the activities of "interpretation" and "construction." Although the Supreme Court unavoidably engages in both activities, it is useful to keep these categories separate. For one thing, if originalism is a theory of interpretation, then it may be of limited utility in formulating a theory of construction, other than in requiring that original meaning not be disregarded or undermined.
This essay elaborates and defends the importance of distinguishing interpretation from construction for the benefit of those who may not be entirely familiar with the distinction between these two activities. Although the author begins by offering definitions of interpretation and construction, the labels are not important. Both activities could be called "interpretation"— for example, something like "semantic interpretation" and "applicative interpretation." Still, the terms "interpretation" and "construction" are of ancient vintage and, although not always precisely defined in this way, were traditionally used to distinguish between these two different activities in which courts and other constitutional actors routinely engage when dealing with authoritative writings, be they contracts, statutes, or the Constitution.
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The draft management plan for the Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor could become an official master plan by the summer.
That means the Buffalo historic corridor would be eligible for various state funds and would be linked to a statewide system of heritage tourism, said Karen Stanley Fleming, chairwoman of the Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor Commission.
The update was presented during Monday's regular business meeting of the heritage corridor commission.
As part of the update, it was reported that the Common Council held two mandatory public hearings on the draft last month and there were no major concerns or changes.
"There was no feedback," said Laurence Rubin, attorney for the commission.
Rubin has completed and sent for approval an environmental review to City Hall and the state Office of Parks, Recreation & History Preservation.
He said he expects formal determinations to be returned in the next two months.
Barring any roadblocks or other problems associated with the environmental review, both the document and the draft management plan adopted by City Hall will be sent to the state parks office for approval, Rubin said.
The commission attorney also reported that Ellicott Council Member Darius G. Pridgen introduced "on his own" one of the key recommendations of the management plan to establish a moratorium on demolitions of properties in the historic corridor.
Pridgen's resolution was adopted by the Council and sent to Mayor Byron W. Brown for approval.
Also during the board meeting, Stanley Fleming announced that Friday's concert featuring opera singer Kathleen Battle at Kleinhans Music Hall raised $5,000 for the corridor.
The Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra donated $2,500, which will be matched by the Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo.
The next meeting of the corridor panel is scheduled for 1 p.m. April 8 in the Larkin at Exchange building in the city.
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Leah Day, prolific quilting teacher and author of 365 Free Motion Quilting Designs, applies her skills to the 20-block sampler created in the 2012 Craftsy Block of the Month. Whether you're working on your Craftsy Block of the Month top, another unfinished quilt top, or just practice blocks, you'll want to master the elegant and easy designs Leah's chosen to add depth and dimension to your quilts. Rookies, professionals and every quilter in between will appreciate Leah's intricate work, generous tips and empowering approach to making everybody a confident free-motion quilter.
Meet Leah Day and get an overview of the class and the Craftsy platform.
Sandwich your quilt layers and pin them easily with some useful tools.
Learn about useful sewing machine features and the basics of free motion sewing.
Stitch along the seams and learn how to hide your threads.
Learn a variety of stitches as you quilt blocks 1, 2 and 3.
Blocks 4, 5 and 6 get echoed shells, squares, pine needles and pearls.
Not snacks but more stitches, for blocks 7 and 8.
So diverse, feathers get their own lesson for blocks 9, 10 and 11.
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Blocks 15, 16, and 17 slip through your fingers like sand through an hourglass.
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Holly Madison is likely to rewrite a famous playground song: In her case, first comes baby, then comes marriage.
The former E! star, whose first child, a girl, is due in early March, said a summer wedding with boyfriend Pasquale Rotella is probable.
"One thing at a time," Madison, 33, told PEOPLE at Thursday's premiere of Parker at Las Vegas's Planet Hollywood. "We totally want to [get married], probably in late summer. We're going to wait until the baby comes and we get moved in to the house before I start planning any of that."
Right now, all is going according to plan for the former Playboy pinup. Aside from moving into a new Vegas home and painting her daughter's nursery in an Alice In Wonderland theme, Madison is even fairly certain about the type of mother she'll be.
"It's hard to say because it's my first time," she said. "I don't want to be too strict because I think kids can get rebellious, but I hope to raise my daughter to be passionate about doing good things – about pursuing real things and real hobbies and not just frivolous material stuff."
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In his dazzling new memoir, Richard Rodriguez reflects on the color brown and the meaning of Hispanics to the life of America today. Rodriguez argues that America has been brown since its inception-since the moment the African and the European met within the Indian eye. But more than simply a book about race, Brown is about America in the broadest sense—a look at what our country is, full of surprising observations by a writer who is a marvelous stylist as well as a trenchant observer and thinker.
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"The recurrent strands of his thought—family, education, race, sex, California, America, Mexico—gain a new resonance each time and stand, in the end, for the complexity of a whole greater than the sum of its parts." —The New York Times Book Review"Brown is an elegant, nuanced plea for the individual as the primary force in American life…. But as admirable as it is in its vision, Brown is more intriguing for it honesty about the author's desires and frustrations." —San Francisco Chronicle
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One: The Triad of Alexis de Tocqueville
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Objective Because of the pressure for timely, informed decisions in public health
and clinical practice and the explosion of information in the scientific literature,
research results must be synthesized. Meta-analyses are increasingly used
to address this problem, and they often evaluate observational studies. A
workshop was held in Atlanta, Ga, in April 1997, to examine the reporting
of meta-analyses of observational studies and to make recommendations to aid
authors, reviewers, editors, and readers.
Participants Twenty-seven participants were selected by a steering committee, based
on expertise in clinical practice, trials, statistics, epidemiology, social
sciences, and biomedical editing. Deliberations of the workshop were open
to other interested scientists. Funding for this activity was provided by
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Evidence We conducted a systematic review of the published literature on the
conduct and reporting of meta-analyses in observational studies using MEDLINE,
Educational Research Information Center (ERIC), PsycLIT, and the Current Index
to Statistics. We also examined reference lists of the 32 studies retrieved
and contacted experts in the field. Participants were assigned to small-group
discussions on the subjects of bias, searching and abstracting, heterogeneity,
study categorization, and statistical methods.
Consensus Process From the material presented at the workshop, the authors developed a
checklist summarizing recommendations for reporting meta-analyses of observational
studies. The checklist and supporting evidence were circulated to all conference
attendees and additional experts. All suggestions for revisions were addressed.
Conclusions The proposed checklist contains specifications for reporting of meta-analyses
of observational studies in epidemiology, including background, search strategy,
methods, results, discussion, and conclusion. Use of the checklist should
improve the usefulness of meta-analyses for authors, reviewers, editors, readers,
and decision makers. An evaluation plan is suggested and research areas are
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The City of Owenton is having a spring cleanup, which runs from Monday, May 2 until Saturday, May 14. City residents may bring unwanted items to the Owen County Transfer Station for disposal free of charge, with the exception of household garbage and no more than four passenger-car tires.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie D. Riddle are proud to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Samantha Dawn Payton to Recko Recardoe Floyd. Floyd is the son of the late Sheila Floyd and Nelson Garcia of Homestead, Florida. The wedding will be held at 6:30 p.m., Saturday, July 5, 2014 at Monterey Baptist Church.
Despite a push from Owenton Mayor Doug West for a fresh face in the city attorney's position, a motion was not made in favor of local attorney Mitzy Evans.
On Jan. 3, West told the News-Herald that he had chosen to not re-appoint Owenton's longtime city attorney, Mark Cobb, saying he would recommend Evans to the position.
The Owenton City Council must approve any nomination before the nominee can assume the role.
The council met Jan. 4, where no motion to appoint Evans was made.
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With natural gas now in the city of Owenton, Mayor David "Milkweed" Wotier hopes to see action in the industrial park.
Wotier said Owenton's lack of a natural gas line has hindered use of the spec building in the industrial park.
"When we've had people look at the spec building in the past, they've been appalled that we didn't have natural gas," Wotier said. "Once the economy turns around, I think we'll have more luck with our industrial park now that we have a natural gas line."
Joel and Lou Ann were back at church after the bout with food poisoning. Joel said he went to Joey's graduation from the training he completed. He has been sent to Missouri to a camp there for more seasoning. I don't know what his plans are after that.
Ghosts, goblins and zombies have invaded the countryside as Halloween Express sets up shop across the nation.
This multi-million dollar company has quickly become an Owen County icon.
"Many people in Owen County make a living from Halloween," Halloween Express President Curtis Sigretto said.
From August to early November, Owen County families spread out across the country to make a living selling plastic masks and fake blood. Thousands of children turn to Owen County business owners to find the perfect trick-or-treat costume.
This Thursday evening, I will be reading at The Carnegie Center in Lexington in their "New Books by Great Writers" series. The Carnegie folks have billed me as a memoirist, and I'm relieved to have a label. I'm hard pressed to describe what I write when people ask. So I like being called a memoirist – it sounds literary and implies I know what I'm doing. Truth be told, if I've written a memoir, it happened by accident as I was jotting down glimpses I caught from the train window.
In August of 1956, Daddy observed that his tobacco crop needed another couple of weeks to yellow in the fields before cutting. If my mother and I wanted, he allowed as how he could slip away from the farm work for a few days, and we could join his sisters and their families on a short vacation trip to the Smokey Mountains.
In an attempt to educate parents about the substances their children might encounter, REACH (Reaching Every Addict with Christ's Help) is presenting a parent information night.
On Thursday, Dwayne Rolfson of the Northern Kentucky Drug Strike Force will provide an overview of the drugs that officers are seeing on the streets of Northern Kentucky, including Owen County. He will offer parents the opportunity to ask questions and gain insight into how to prevent or stop their teen from participating in alcohol and drug use.
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Stem cells could replace and potentially improve upon at least some in vivo models in drug discovery and development. That was a key message from the "World Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine Congress" held recently in London.
"There is a major focus now on stem cells in pharma R&D with the major investors showing an interest," according to Ian Cotgreave, Ph.D., director of molecular toxicology and safety assessment at AstraZeneca. He noted that pharma's current focus is on cardiomyocytes and hepatocytes, as well as on differentiation protocols and understanding phenotypic progression.
There is also increasing interest in induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs). However, despite all this activity, there is still a long way to go before functional stem cell-based screening is involved in making any decisions about compounds. Going forward, there will be a need to accentuate academic-industry collaborations with a focus upon compound validation sets and frequent reality checks. Dr. Cotgreave observed that there is a window open for these collaborations, but he predicts that it will close within five years.
Screening needs go well beyond application to cardiomyocytes and hepatocytes, he said, because there are other major causes of attrition that cannot currently be met by stem cell models, such as neurological/neuropsychiatric and gastrointestinal adverse effects. There is also an issue over which stem cell models are really fit for purpose. For instance, the liver is subject to many complex pathologies, and it is not clear how well stem cell-derived hepatocytes might model these.
The pharmaceutical industry can provide well-annotated compound sets for validation of stem cell screens. Dr. Cotgreave mentioned that AstraZeneca has been working with Cellartis on this, using human embryonic stem cell (hESC)-derived hepatocytes, and is now awaiting some results from high-content biology measurements.
The compounds in the AstraZeneca set range from very toxic to harmless, he explained, so the output should be particularly informative, and the company is now extending the work to cardiomyocytes. AstraZeneca is a member of the Stem Cells for Safer Medicines initiative a U.K.-based public-private partnership aiming to provide screening tools for safety assessment.
Annamaria Rossi, Ph.D., director of drug safety at Pfizer, said her department is evaluating stem cells as a new tool for toxicity prediction and also to support Pfizer's flagship regenerative medicine unit. "There are two main reasons for late failure of compounds—toxicity and lack of efficacy. Stem cells can help by predicting these qualities earlier and in a better way by identifying human populations to treat—or not to treat—and they will also help in translation from molecular target to clinical development."
The ideal in vitro stem cell system would be easy to culture, have unlimited availability, and be predictive of human toxicity. In these respects, stem cells are not a perfect model, although much progress has been made. "We need to improve predictivity of these models so we are working on keeping the cells' morphology using 3-D models or co-culture. We also want to do comparisons of our stem cells with other adult organs and cells," Dr. Rossi explained.
Discussions with regulatory agencies are necessary in order to determine whether in vitro systems can actually substitute animal testing. Some progress is evident as an embryonic stem cell toxicity test validated several years ago by the European Centre for the Validation of Alternative Methods is now being reviewed by the FDA to see if it can actually replace an in vivo test.
Meanwhile, Kyle Kolaja, Ph.D., research director of early safety assessment at Roche has been working with stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes."We have been using the same tools for the last 40 to 50 years to predict what will happen in the clinic." There is a need for a stronger connection to the disease setting in human biology, and it is easier to make cardiomyocytes than hepatocytes.
Roche is also a partner in SC4SM and has collaborations under way with Cellular Dynamics International (CDI), Massachusetts General Hospital, and iStem. "We've really gone out to find as much data and information as possible to leverage this," said Dr. Kolaja. A key driver is the collaboration with CDI, which has a cell-manufacturing pipeline and ships material for assay development to Roche.
Roche has established a model of primary human cardiomyocytes using immunohistochemistry and gene-expression studies. Its scientists have also learned that ATP is an important marker of cardiotoxicity in these cells. Another aspect of this work is looking at the cells' electrophysiological properties and ion channels of interest. A key question now is whether there is a single cell target for cardiotoxicity. Dr. Kolaja believes these advances will really change the drug-development process. "We will use more human-relevant material for screening earlier on," he said.
A stem cell is defined by the capacity to self-renew into an identical stem cell or differentiate into functionally different cells. Stem cells maintain many adult tissues, and there is evidence that some solid tumors are also maintained by a subset of cells with stem cell properties, referred to as tumor-initiating cells or cancer stem cells.
There are two implications of the cancer stem cell theory. First, there is a need to target the right cells so that tumor-initiating cells are not left behind after therapy. Second, the correct cells should be used for drug discovery and screening.
Susan Aldridge, Ph.D. ([email protected]), is a freelance science and medical writer specializing in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, chemistry, medicine, and health.
Susan Aldridge, Ph.D. ([email protected]), is a freelance science and medical writer specializing in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, chemistry, medicine, and health.
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A previously well 16-year-old boy presented to his local hospital with intermittent pyrexia, diffuse headache, and a left-sided swelling that had gradually enlarged over the previous 7 days. Two weeks earlier, his general practitioner had diagnosed sinusitis and had prescribed a combination of amoxicillin and clavulanate, administered orally, which the patient only partially completed.
Results of a physical examination revealed a large, tender, fluctuant lesion in the left parietal region of the skull. The remainder of the examination was unremarkable.
A computed tomographic scan of the head showed a large extracranial subgaleal abscess corresponding to the site of the swelling (Figure 1) and osteomyelitis of the underlying skull. The abscess was drained locally, and the patient was transferred to our center for further treatment.
Cranial computed tomographic scan showing the left-sided extracranial abscess and osteolytic lesions indicative of osteomyelitis (arrow). L indicates left; P, posterior; and R, right.
On admission, the cranial magnetic resonance (MR) image showed mucosal swelling and opacities in his maxillary, ethmoid, and frontal sinuses bilaterally indicating pansinusitis. An unexpected abnormality was also detected (Figure 2).
T2-weighted (A) and T1-weighted (B) cranial magnetic resonance images. The findings are described in detail in the "Denouement and Discussion" section.
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MORGANTOWN-If you think the shuffling in the makeup of major conferences in the nation's intercollegiate athletics is settling soon, maybe you should think again.
That's the view of Ken Herock, former West Virginia University football standout and a veteran of 37 years in football-related work.
"First of all, the game has changed tremendously in both college and the National Football League," he said. "Both are considerably different now from when I played back there in the 1960s."
Herock does think the changes probably are for the better generally.
"The part that bothers me is the different conferences and everything they're doing right now."
Asked where he thinks it's going to wind up, Herock replied: "I think it's going to wind up with probably four or five super conferences.
"How many teams in each? Maybe even more then 16. How about 20.
"That would be a total of 80 schools with 20 teams in each and even some others if not in the same divisions.
"It could be a lesser version of that."
If there are only four super conferences left, he believes those might start with 20 teams. If there are five, that would be a total of 100 teams.
"There might be East and West or North and South divisions or whatever they wind up having," Herock continued. "But I don't think any of that has settled in yet obviously. I think eventually, maybe not in your lifetime or my lifetime; it will be settled in 10, 15, or 20 years."
The late Fred Schaus, former WVU All-America basketball star and later head coach, said he envisioned in 1982 as many as five or six mega-conferences in the future. Schaus was also thinking the number of teams in each might be about 16.
"There could be six major conferences, as coach Schaus suggested," Herock said.
It will be interesting to see how things look when all is said and done many years from now.
In the process, friend Hal Shamberger has said the time may come when athletic conferences take over their own wheeling and dealing and put the NCAA out of business.
I certainly would not be surprised if that happens. One thing is certain: Intercollegiate athletics have become a big, big business.


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Tom McGrath, owner of the Black Sheep Pub in Manhattan, is an ultra-marathoner of some repute. A native of Ireland who first came to the United States in 1969 to play Gaelic football, he has, among other astonishing accomplishments, run across the United States in 53 days, run 24 hours nonstop numerous times, and completed several 1,000-mile solo runs. Many of his runs are dedicated to charity, such as raising money for the pediatrics unit at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.
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Does Swedish TV Play work for any of you?
Meanwhile, Россия-2 is showing a film at the moment.
The link for Спорт-2 that I normally use ( http://tvonsite.org/index.php?kanal=sport2 ) looks like it's now geo-blocked.
The Hungarian channels are showing normal programming (some daytime show on M1 and cartoons on M2)
One of the links on livetv.ru for the figure skating is now showing tennis, while the other is coming up with a screen saying "Live Event Will Be Starting Shortly". I doubt it, somehow!
So, no Short Dance by the looks of it! Maybe there will be more luck with the Pairs Short later...
In other circumstances, I would probably watch the snooker. Except that I still haven't finished watching the final of last week's snooker, and I know what these commentators are like for referring to recent results!
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Huh? Speaking out of my arse? Last season, we were one of the league leaders in man games lost. I doubt it's much better this year.
The team is fragile physically.
... because of injuries to Bertuzzi, Samuelsson, Colaiacovo, and Helm, who collectively accounted for the vast majority of the team's man-games lost to injury. With the exception of Helm (who was injured before the season began), the injuries during that season almost exclusively struck the team's less important players. The team's five best players (Datsyuk, Zetterberg, Franzen, Ericsson, and Kronwall) missed a combined 12 games to injury, and Brunner, Cleary, Filppula, and Abdelkader, who typically rounded out the 2nd line and the 2nd PP unit, combined for ten more. That amounts to a total of 22 games lost between the nine of them.
So yes, you're speaking from your arse.
Anaheim is actually 2nd in the league in man games lost. Pittsburgh is first.
Yet both teams have handled it well, wouldn't you say?
With the exception of Koivu, Anaheim's major injuries have been to generally unimportant players. Do your research. Pittsburgh has suffered numerous injuries, yes, but having far and away the best player on the planet really helps a team win games.