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I was working in Massachusetts and I decided to drive up the coast to take some pictures of the Portland Head Light, a lighthouse just outside Portland, Maine (pictures here and here). Maine of course is known for its seafood, so I thought I would try some downeast sushi.
Sapporo is a medium size sushi restaurant located in Portland's Union Wharf district. It is in an area with several shops and restaurants and backs up right on to the wharf. Sapporo has a sushi bar and then tables set up in the dining room next door. I liked the salt water aquarium set up near the sushi bar.
Unfortunately, everything at Sapporo was average. There was really nothing to get excited about. Whether, selection, quality or service — I had no complaints but nothing really stood out in a positive way either.
In the end I left thinking I would have enjoyed chowder, lobster and steamers more.
|Sapporo : 3 rice bowls


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Odell Beckham Jr.'s incredible, jaw-dropping catch last Sunday was so ridiculous that it seemed it'd be impossible for him to top it, with a catch or any other kind of amazing play.
Beckham's latest definitely doesn't top his physics-altering grab against the Cowboys, but it's impressive nonetheless, especially considering it involves his feet and not his hands.
Not sure which is cooler -- how Beckham's able to spin the football in such a way that it perfectly lines up for him to kick it, or the fact that he's able to kick a spinning football through the uprights from 31-32 yards away.
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Housekeeping comments
Indulge me a moment in some housekeeping with respect to comments to blog posts here and the recent meta-commentary on this topic.
The question at core involves the degree to which I should manage readers' comments to blog posts here to keep the conversation on point.
To those of you writing both publicly and privately to express your concern about what some readers see as the trend toward comments that, at best, drift off topic, and at worst hijack the conversation with what George Constanza called bawdy tawk, I hear you. I really do. And I'm not unsympathetic to the critique in some ways.
At the same time, I'm also reluctant at this late date in the life of the site to start unilaterally intervening more aggressively in comments threads, given how central this free and open space has been to the community that's built up around averyfineline.
To be honest, I'm hardpressed, as I've written to several of you lately in personal emails, to see how such aggressively unilateral monitorial efforts on my part to shape or limit the conversation wouldn't risk violating and vitiating the commitment I've made all these years to a wide open discussion.
Back in the day, those of you who were around will recall that I didn't shut down the hard core joyful-noisers when they were the dominant voice(s) here. On what ethical or moral or intellectual grounds do I suddenly change the rules because the balance of rhetorical power has shifted over time? To some extent, I'm actually asking (and have asked several of you; thanks for your thoughtful replies).
Several you make the point – either explicitly or implicitly – that by letting the commenters fill the space that used to be occupied by more regular posts on the site, I've created the problem and could remedy it by either posting more frequently or shutting the site down. I'm not sure it's as singularly my "fault" as all that, but no matter. It's my site and my responsibility at a certain level.
And since a return to the hyper-frequent posts of the blog's early years simply isn't possible for me at this point in my life, and since I'm not ready to turn out the lights here just yet, I'm going to propose a third approach.
But let me say this first: the reality is, perhaps not shockingly, that my own relationship to the site has changed subtly but not insignificantly over time, as have the attitudes and demographics of my readership. I've always assumed both dynamics were inevitable.
I recall back in the early days when the hardcore purists dominated the discussions, calling for my head and damning me to perdition for criticizing God's sweet singing servants, I'd get all sorts of emails from folks asking why I put up with this guff and couldn't I muzzle those loudmouths who were sucking all the oxygen out of the room.
I said then what I believe now: that it's not really about me as much as it is allowing the range of perspectives to intersect and interact. Southern gospel simply isn't culturally accustomed to open, flowing, free-wheeling public conversations about the music and its culture, so the site has been allowed to encompass a much wider range of reader commentary than might have been necessary or valuable on a blog devoted to some other issue or some different part of the world.
It is mildly bemusing to see the changes over time in the dominant voices in the comments, but I still believe in the value of keeping my hands off the comments section. That said, we're obviously not in the same place culturally or conversationally as a community of gospel music fans and professionals and hangers-on that we were lo these nearly eight years ago since the site was launched. It only makes sense that my own perspective on and approach to things might need to evolve with the site.
And/so/thus, here is what I propose:
- I commit to you to be less reticent in the name of open exchange to letting topical posts drift way off target. I also commit to working more intentionally to balance my commitment to open conversation with respect for the reasonable readerly expectation that open thread discussions focus on music and culture in some meaningful way. I will construe "music and culture" generously, as the mood strikes and the spirit move. But in any case, this may mean your comment gets deleted based on my judgment call (in which case I'll continue my regular practice of trying to do my best to let you know via email the thought process behind this decision, assuming the comment isn't just completely bogus or blatant trollerizing), or it may mean I email you with an encouragement to reconsider or recalibrate the comment. Obviously if you provide a bogus email, you'll just see your comment disappear without explanation.
- If you don't want to risk having your post deleted or sequestered for reconsideration, work hard(er) to stay on topic and exercise a little (more) self-discipline and personal judgment about the need for or the effectiveness of off-topic rabbit-chasing, high-weeds excursions into personal issues or score-settling, gratuitous bomb throwing, or general comment trollery. IOW: Stop it. This applies to all offenders among the sheep, goats, wheat, chaff, right, left, slave, free, male, female, grandma, grandpa, and even Aunt Blabby. All y'all.
- Finally, I've got some ideas in mind for how to reinvigorate my own modes of engagement with the music online and y'all as a community. You've been extraordinarily loyal to the site over the years (even though traffic levels out when my posting has to level off, there is a committed core readership of 4,000-6,000 unique visitors who return daily to the site, and even on slow weeks or months, the site still attracts on average 10K hits a day and between 6K-8K page requests daily … it's not a Guinness record but it's still pretty gobsmacking to me). And with the book coming out and the site likely to become a place where some public discussion of the response to the book makes sense, I'm going to approach this summer as a chance to creatively reconnect whenever possible.
In some ways, I guess I'm proposing that we - you as readers, me as blogger and circus leader/asylum superintendent - recalibrate our approach to things so that the fundamentally free and open space of conversation remains, but becomes a little more ordered and orderly for the long-term sustainability of the enterprise for as many people as possible.Email this Post


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5 Things You Didn't Know Your New iPhone Could Do
Everybody's carrying around iPhones these days. They just make life so much easier – there's so many apps, case choices, the photo quality is high, and then there's that invaluable connection to iTunes. What's not love? But did you know that you might not be making the most out of your phone? The new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6+ have some "hidden" features that can make your life easier that you may not even know about yet! While plenty of features like the one handed keyboard option have been advertised extensively, there are others that tend to fall under the radar but can be just as useful to you!
Send More than One Pic at a Time
When sending a series of photos in the past, you had to send one at a time and hope that they showed up in the right order and that all of the images even made it through to the other person. Not so with iOS 8! Now you can select multiple image from your recent pics to send to your friends and family at once.
Recover Photos You Deleted by Accident
Ever deleted the wrong photo or had a child get into your phone and create havoc? That's not a problem anymore when you're using the new iPhones. From your pictures, you can access a menu of recently deleted photos and recover the ones that you actually wanted to keep. Similarly, if you want something erased FOR GOOD, then you better make sure to go into the same menu and clear it out.
Siri Can Tell You What That Song Is
Not only is Siri now always ready to answer your questions – iOS 8 has Siri ready to go with a simple "Hey, Siri!" instead of requiring you to hold the home button – she can also now take the place of apps that tell you what song is currently playing if you can't quite recall the name. Anytime a song is playing, just say "Hey, SIri, what's playing?" and she'll get right on it! She or he, now that Apple offers a variety of voice options for your phones local AI. Siri will bring up the current song and an option to purchase it from iTunes.
Your iPhone Knows the Difference Between Your Mom and Your Friends
iOS 8 comes with a newer, smarter keyboard than any operating system before it. Now when you type and your phone makes suggestions, those suggestions will be completely customized to YOU. They phone does this by taking note of how you type and certain phrases and word combinations you use often. Not only that, but Apple claims it can also customize these suggestions based on who in your contacts you're talking to. No more embarrassing typos to horrify your mother!
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Andrei, a new immigrant from the former Soviet Union, discovers that in order to save his sick father's life he must find a large sum of money that is well beyond his means. At the same time, Andrei and his two good friends, Zura and Marat, also living alone in the country, try to achieve their dream to be heard and understood via the rap music. Andrei decides to get the money for the medicine his father so desperately needs at all costs. This is a story about the solitude of the new immigrants and their endless struggle to survive, to be accepted and to be a part of Israeli society.
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In 2009, the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo discovered that the Fort MacKay bridge, a 106.8-metre structure built in 1966 had reached the end of its life. When we were called in, we considered two options: replace the bridge using the same alignment or replace it using a new one.
Working with the Fort McKay community and including their desires in the new road and bridge alignment, we chose the latter option for three reasons: to ensure the roadway could remain open during the construction of the new bridge, to lessen the impact on the local environment, and to widen the bridge to meet Alberta Transportation requirements. And when, during construction, we encountered larger pockets of rich oil sands then revealed in the geotechnical reports we modified the design to accommodate the oil sand storage. Because of this highly-sensitive area – both environmentally and culturally – the teams conducted fish habitat, historic resources, and terrestrial assessments.
The new, 14-metre wide, 131-metre long, three-span structure carries two lanes and a pedestrian sidewalk over the MacKay River and features a 65-metre steel center span overlooking the Fort McKay community's historic boat launch. Nearly seven decades earlier, the chief's daughter officially opened the original bridge; and on September 22, 2014, her great-great-granddaughter cut the ribbon – demonstrating the significance this structure has to the community. To celebrate, all stakeholders were invited for the official grand opening on the new Fort MacKay Bridge, and the project was deemed a success.


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If You Can't Wait for the"Wonder Woman" Film, Check out the New DC Comics DVD Instead! Trust Me, You'll Love it!
So after watching a horrible superhero film ("Super Capers"), my brain needed some good nutrition! So I picked up a copy of the new "Wonder Woman" animated DVD from DC comics.
DC has been releasing straight-to-video DVDs featuring the likes of Superman and Batman. I enjoyed Superman: Doomsday, Justice League: The New Frontier, and Batman: Gotham Knight, so I gave "Wonder Woman" a chance!
It's an origin story about Princess Diana and her invisible plane, and how she becomes the bridge between Paradise island, Themyscira, (female) and the new world (male).
The feminism tone may sound overhanded, but it's not! By the end of the film, you will clap and root for these Amazons, or as one woman character defines them "armored super models."
Kerri Russell provides the voice of Diana/Wonder Woman and Nathan Fillion stars as Steve Trevor. Even Doc Ock, Mister Alfred Molina, shows up for the voice of Ares, the god of war!
"Wonder Woman" is well-written with a breakthrough pace. It's constructed well, and the animation is on par with the earlier DC Comics release.
Trust me, when you watch this animated film, you will imagine it as a feature movie, and then you'll be excited for a planned "Wonder Woman" film...if we ever see one!
So for now, to satisfy your taste for all things "Wonder Woman" (yes I love her! And I adore the original "Wonder Woman" Miss Lynda Carter!!!), grab a copy of this DVD and enjoy!
And no, I'm not under the spell of the magical golden lasso!
I'm telling the truth
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I Did a Super-Dumb Mistake! I Thought I Was Watching "Monsters VS. Aliens," I Ended Up Seeing "Super Capers" Instead!
So I drove two hours to LA yesterday, thinking I was watching "Monsters VS. Aliens," but lo and behold, I had the date wrong! It's for next Saturday, the 21st!
The movie showing yesterday was "Super Capers" a B-movie superhero flick that at its best, is the anti-"Watchmen."
The good thing about the film? Well, the filmmakers knew that they're making a campy (short hand for bad) film. But dudes, I'm all for camp and everything, but "Super Capers" lost its momentum from the opening credits.
Justin Whalin stars as Ed Gruberman, a superhero wannabe who is sent to train with real caped crusaders by a mysterious judge (Michael Rooker). Gruberman learns to be a superhero and solves the mystery of his childhood.
That may sound interesting, or probably, I just presented it well HA!, but "Super Capers" is a comedy with very, very few laughs, uninteresting setups, and predictable subplots!
The best part of the film? Seeing Adam West as Manbat, YEAH, Manbat, driving his 60s batmobile from the original "Batman" TV show. And I pity Tom Sizemore, relegated to caricature as a corrupt attorney.
So lessons learned, check the date of the media screening before wasting 2 hours of your time! Now I'm really dying to see "Monsters VS. Aliens" next Saturday, the 21st, yes I checked!
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I adore Keira Knightley! She's an impressive, young actress who continues to make interesting films. So, I'm just sharing these two golden nuggets of information about the actress.
Knightley, interviewed by Moviefone, revealed her thoughts on "Pirates of the Caribbean 4," and "My Fair Lady."
Will you be taking your voice out for another spin in the musical remake of 'My Fair Lady'?
Hopefully -- fingers crossed. I auditioned for it about two years ago, and I think it's been a matter of trying to assemble the correct team to do it that is going to make as interesting a movie and as good a movie as possible. There are good whispers going around, you know, and hopefully they'll come to fruition.
Johnny Depp is in for 'Pirates of the Caribbean 4' -- do you have any interest in playing Elizabeth Swann again?
It was a completely fantastic experience, and it was an amazingly large portion of my life, but I don't think I need to go there again. I think that it's done. But I'm very excited to see the next one. And he is so wonderful in that character. I think it'll be wonderful.
Great decision on not doing "Pirates 4." I think the franchise came to a screeching halt with the third one. So unless the filmmakers can come up with a creative twist, "Pirates" may have reached at world's end.
I'm now looking forward to seeing Knightley singing "The Rain in Spain!" I think she has that good old, Audrey Hepburn charm!
Check out her complete interview right here.
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The name Juan Antonio Bayona, director of the excellent Spanish horror/thriller "El Orfanato" has been bandied about as THE 3rd "Twilight" franchise director for "Eclipse."
But now, the Los Angeles Times is saying, hold on, don't move too fast! Apparently, contributor Patrick Goldstein had:
"lunch today with Erik Feig, whos president of production at Summit and the man most involved with managing the hit series of films. ("New Moon," the second film in the series, begins production later this month with Chris Weitz at the helm.)
Feig was shocked to see the media reports saying Summit had hired Bayona, since -- ahem -- theyre not true. "The 'Eclipse' directing job hasnt been offered to Juan Antonio or anyone else," he told me. "Weve met with three or four talented filmmakers and well be meeting with three or four more other candidates before we make any decision. No one has been offered the job."
Read Goldstein's full report here, but I have a feeling Summit already made a decision, and, um, it's going to be Bayona! If Summit wants their franchise to be respectable...I'm just saying...
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Are you excited as I am to see a new film based on the Stephen King Novel "It?" I enjoyed the 1990 ABC TV miniseries, it's like a pop culture touchstone of my younger years.
So now, I heard that Warner Bros. is doing "It," and they've hired Dave Kajganich to write the screenplay. Kajganich is also writing "Escape from New York" and he is also the scribe of the upcoming Joel Schumacher film, "Creek."
The one not-too-shining moment in Kajganich's resume? Well, he also wrote the 2007 craptacular "The Invasion" starring Nicole Kidman.
So hopefully, Kajganich will be able to intelligently adapt the story of seven children fighting the demon of their childhood, Pennywise!
No word yet on who's going to play the sinister clown.
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New rules are supposed to help the markets work better even as Trump threatens to blow them up.
President Donald Trump's administration has taken its first action to change the way the health insurance marketplaces created by the Affordable Care Act operate, aiming to shore them up for next year's sign-up period.
The regulation published by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on Thursday is a response to insurers' demands that federal authorities take steps to limit consumers' ability to drop in and out of the insurance market. Such "gaming" of the system drives up costs for the carriers that must cover the consumers' claims.
The overall consequence of the new rules is that health insurance will be harder to buy in 2018, especially for people whose circumstances change during the year, enabling them to buy policies outside the annual sign-up period. The length of that sign-up period is also cut in half.
Other aspects of the regulation could make coverage less comprehensive, reduce the value of the tax credit subsidies that make premiums more affordable for low- and middle-income people, and allow insurers to offer plans with fewer medical providers in their networks.
These new policies are intended to make the exchanges more attractive to insurance companies next year, after more insurers pulled out of the program this year. Consumers may be forced to endure more hassles in order to keep insurers in the fold because without the insurers, there's no coverage to buy.
But the new rules are arguably more notable for what they don't address: subsidies for so-called cost-sharing reductions, which are paid to insurers covering the poorest enrollees. Trump has threatened to cut off those payments and send the markets into a tailspin in an unorthodox bid to pressure Democrats into supporting his plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
That's why even the insurance industry ― which got a lot of what it asked for from the Trump administration in this regulation ― isn't satisfied. The cost-sharing reductions are the industry's most pressing concern, and Trump's comments Wednesday that he might end them have heightened anxiety about what the exchanges will look like next year.
Marilyn Tavenner, CEO of America's Health Insurance Plans, praised the aspects of the regulation designed to ease regulatory burdens on insurers and impose stricter requirements on consumers.
But she said in a press release, "There is still too much instability and uncertainty in this market. Most urgently, health plans and the consumers they serve need to know that funding for cost-sharing reduction subsidies will continue uninterrupted."
"Without funding, millions of Americans who buy their own plan will be harmed. Many plans will likely drop out of the market. Premiums will go up sharply ― nearly 20 percent ― across the market. Costs will go up for taxpayers. And doctors and hospitals will see even greater strains on their ability to care for people. We urge Congress and the administration to act now to guarantee funding for cost-sharing reduction subsidies," said Tavenner, who previously ran the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Under the Affordable Care Act, insurers are required to reduce deductibles, copayments and other forms of cost-sharing for the lowest-income enrollees who use the exchanges, and the federal government is supposed to reimburse them for the lost money. In 2014, however, House Republicans sued then-President Barack Obama's administration, arguing that the federal government was making those payments without authorization from Congress. A federal judge last year agreed with the GOP lawmakers, and the Obama administration appealed. When Trump became president, his administration became the defendant in the case. The two sides soon obtained delays from the appeals court while they decided how to proceed.
For now, the Trump administration has continued making those payments. Some House Republicans have expressed support for keeping the money flowing or even authorizing the spending, which would resolve the legal dispute.
But Trump told The Wall Street Journal this week that he believes a threat to the viability of the insurance marketplaces could be leverage to force Democrats to the negotiating table. Democratic leaders have forcefully rejected this gambit and demanded that money for the cost-sharing subsidies be included in a pending federal spending bill.
Absent clarity on the subsidies, insurance companies may be reluctant to participate in the exchanges next year or, at a minimum, may request very high rate increases in order to cover their losses if the payments don't continue. This could destabilize the troubled market just as analysts like Standard & Poor's believe it may be righting itself.
The ways in which the regulation, which is little-changed from a proposed draft published in February, benefits insurers might not be enough.
"While [the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services] has taken steps to correct some of the current challenges in the marketplace, these changes likely are not significant enough to sway health plan decisions for the upcoming plan year," Cara Kelly, vice president at Avalere Health, said in a press release. "Losing health plans from the exchanges is still a risk for 2018."


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Tom Graves leads revolt against Library of Congress effort to drop 'illegal immigrant'
Back in 2014, U.S. Rep. Tom Graves, R-Ranger, was named chairman of the House Appropriations subcommittee that oversees congressional spending. In Washington parlance, which is built around the federal budget, Graves had become a "junior cardinal."
It's not a high-profile position. In fact, last week may have been the first time the job resulted in any ink – or pixels – spilled in Graves' name. From the Associated Press:
Congress may not be able to reform the immigration system, fix the broken tax code or even pass a budget. But it's telling the Library of Congress how to label immigrants living in the country illegally.
That's how conservative Republicans are responding to a move by the library to drop the term "illegal alien" in favor of "noncitizens" or "unauthorized immigration" for cataloging and search purposes. The move came in response to a petition from the American Library Association to change immigration-related search terms to make them less judgmental.
The library's move, announced in a three-page statement last month, was met with outrage from conservatives, who asked that a provision to block it be added to legislation that funds the legislative branch and its agencies, which include the Library of Congress.
"This needless policy change by the Library of Congress embodies so much of what taxpayers find enraging about Washington," said Rep. Diane Black, R-Tenn., in a statement introducing similar legislation. "By trading common-sense language for sanitized political-speak, they are caving to the whims of left-wing special interests and attempting to mask the grave threat that illegal immigration poses to our economy, our national security, and our sovereignty."
The library makes cataloging changes 3,000-4,000 times a year, says Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the top Democrat on the legislative funding panel. She says the move inserts a "poison pill" into a normally nonpartisan annual funding bill.
"The Library is in the business of language and nomenclature and should be free to make these decisions outside of the political spectrum," said Wasserman Schultz. She likened it to dropping archaic words like "negro" and "oriental."
From Roll Call, the newspaper:
Chairman Tom Graves, R-Georgia, said the subcommittee was merely requiring the library to use words consistent with U.S. Code, which includes the terminology to describe immigrants in the country without proper authorization.
Graves suggested that if lawmakers had an issue with the term, they should make attempts to change the code's language. The amendment, he stressed, was "just asking the library to maintain that consistency."
"I am pleased with the language we came up with," Graves said.
For certain Insiders, and maybe a few readers, this is more disturbing than finding that unsolicited AARP membership card in the mailbox. From Pew Research Center:
Millennials have surpassed Baby Boomers as the nation's largest living generation, according to population estimates released this month by the U.S. Census Bureau. Millennials, whom we define as those ages 18-34 in 2015, now number 75.4 million, surpassing the 74.9 million Baby Boomers (ages 51-69). And Generation X (ages 35-50 in 2015) is projected to pass the Boomers in population by 2028.
Just call her Madam Vice President. Former NAACP president Ben Jealous, one of Bernie Sanders' top surrogates, had a surprising answer when asked Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union" who he'd pick as a running mate for the Vermont senator:
Said Jealous:
"We've got to unite our party. Stacey Abrams, the first woman to lead a party in Georgia's House or Senate – she's the minority leader of the Georgia assembly – she'll be a rock star. Just mark my words, in two or four years…Right now she's a rock star in Georgia, a state we need to take back and quite frankly, we don't talk enough about the rising women rock stars in politics in our country. When you get that list, Stacey Abrams should absolutely be on that list."
Now for the awkward part: Left unsaid is that Abrams is a hard-core Hillary Clinton supporter and one of her earliest backers in Georgia.
Over in the 11th District, one of U.S. Rep. Barry Loudermilk's primary opponents has alleged the Cassville Republican is using his position on Capitol Hill to hit back against campaign attacks.
The campaign of Billy Davis, a businessman and one of four Republicans challenging Loudermilk next month, highlighted a recent letter the freshman lawmaker's office sent to constituents about abortion-related legislative action. Seth Weathers, a spokesperson for Davis, said that the letter specifically responds to recent critiques made on the campaign trail — and Weathers said that's not the first time it's happened.
"Voters are learning that two-faced Barry voted to fund Planned Parenthood after promising he would oppose it. Now he is using taxpayer dollars to attempt to put a spin on his vote supporting Planned Parenthood," said Weathers, referring to Loudermilk's vote in support of a government spending bill in December that did not eliminate federal funding for Planned Parenthood. (Loudermilk elaborated on why he supported the government spending bill here.)
A spokeswoman for Loudermilk's congressional office stressed the letter is not campaign related. She said it is the most recent in a regular series in which Loudermilk highlights for constituents his work on various issues before the Congress, and that constituents opt-in to receive the mail.
"We're just making sure that we're keeping constituents in the loop on the work Representative Loudermilk is doing in Washington," said Shawna Mercer, the congressman's communications director.
On the topic of abortion, Mercer said the issue is of major interest, and that his office has received more than 1,400 emails and letters on the topic since last June.
U.S. Rep. David Scott, D-Atlanta, has received kudos from the Georgia chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations for co-sponsoring a congressional resolution that denounces hate crimes targeted at Muslims and highlights the positive contributions American Muslims have made to the country.
"We thank Congressman Scott for joining the effort to condemn anti-Muslim hate speech, which undermines our nation's commitment to tolerance, diversity and pluralism," said Edward Ahmed Mitchell, executive director of the Muslim civil liberties group's Georgia chapter. Mitchell was part of a coalition that met with Scott's staff last week as part of National Muslim Advocacy Day.
The resolution, which has the backing of 136 House Democrats, is also co-sponsored by fellow Georgia Democrats John Lewis of Atlanta and Hank Johnson of Lithonia. It has yet to see action in the chamber.


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The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke list low-back pain as the most common cause of job-related disability in the United States. Recent research supports the effectiveness of Pilates exercises for low-back pain.
According to a report published in the Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy, participants who practiced Pilates over a 4-week period experienced more relief from their low back pain than those who went through typical treatment programs.
A further study by Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario was undertaken to decide whether Pilates exercises were effective in improving the conditions of low-back pain patients. The investigators randomly assigned 39 active adults ages 20 – 55 with chronic low-back pain to either a Pilates training group or a control group. The experimental group exercised on Pilates equipment, while the control group received the usual care provided to individuals seeking medical help for low-back pain.
Post-testing revealed that the Pilates participants had significantly lower levels of functional disability and pain intensity than the control subjects. A year later, the Pilates participants had maintained their physical improvements.


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I saw a post on FB by a friend who was looking for someone to take her three gold fish for the winter.I keep two pond heaters going all winter so I offered to give them a home. The fish turned out to be Koi.I now have three goldfish and thee Koi in my pond for the winter.The raccoon hasn't bothered them yet.I think he likes to wait untill they are good size meal!!I'll post pictures soon.The pumps are out and the pond has been cleaned up for the winter.We haven't had much frost yet.The heaters will go in soon. JOY
That is exciting. I am looking forward to your pictures.
We had a hard frost here this morning and they are calling for upto 3" of snow. I have so many things to plant and I still need to salt the pond. We have not started to bring in any of the pumps yet, but I am sure that will be soon as next week is November. Brrrr..... I am already cold thinking about it.
Yeah, Carolyn. I read this morning that the north-east coast, including you, were to get blasted with snow. Hasn't happened this early since --- 1972? At least somewhere out there, maybe NH, or Maine. Good luck.
Yes They say we will get a dusting on Sunday.The wind was bitter today.I walked over to get my hair done and nearly blew away.I haven't gone out to take pictures of the pond..too cold for an old doll.There is a Hibiscus lying on it's side awaiting transportation to the high school where it spends it's winter being sketched by daughter's art class.My Siamese Willow isn't staying out long.I think he is telling me to get the Kitty Litter out for him.He want's indoor plumbing!!! I have a new winter coat that I'll have to start wearing at this rate.We did have a storm in early November on year and the snow stayed with us until Spring. We really have lots of snow here but we are used to it and have snow blowers and winter tires.My pond becomes just a dimple in the snow come January. JOY
Yours and mine both, Joy. Stay warm.
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The Twitter back-and-forth between songstresses Bette Midler and Ariana Grande continued on Tuesday, and the two ladies are keeping it civil.
Midler had some unpleasant things to say about Grande when she spoke with the UK's Telegraph earlier this week.
In response, Grande tweeted:
"Bette Midler was always a feminist who stood for women being able to do whatever... they wanted without judgement! not sure where that Bette went but I want that sexy mermaid back!!" The 21-year-old added, "always a fan no matter what my love."
A couple of hours later, Midler poked fun at herself, and offered something of an olive branch to Grande, tweeting "About my screed on @ArianaGrande, all I can say is, 'Spoken like a reformed old whore! She does have a beautiful voice, on a couch or off.'"
In the interview that started the tension, Midler said, "It's always surprising to see someone like Ariana Grande with that silly high voice, a very wholesome voice, slithering around on a couch, looking so ridiculous." She advised, "trust your talent. You don't have to make a whore out of yourself to get ahead. You really don't."


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The City Disputes Panel (CPD) has formed a distinguished "Year 2000" panel to deal with the expected flood of disputes over millennium bug problems.
It has assembled six prominent legal and business brains to act as tribunal chairmen. They are: Lord Mustill, Sir Brian Neill, Sir Christopher Staughton, Sir John Balcombe, Sir Iain Glidewell the chair of the Government's current review into the Crown Prosecution Service and VV Veeder QC, the leading international arbitration specialist.
The CPD says all panel members have been trained in "the principal issues in relation to the year 2000 problem".
The CPD has also set up a year 2000 Web site which will provide immediate reports of relevant decisions in the English courts.
The panel is able to operate in London and Edinburgh and, the CPD says, "is seen by the Bank of England and Scottish Financial Enterprise as an important part of the overall preparations for handling" the millennium bug.
Management consultants and IT lawyers have warned of a flood of litigation when computer systems that have not been programmed to handle the date 2000 cease to function, with companies and public bodies suing software suppliers for damages.
Alastair Clark, executive director of the Bank of England said: "It makes sense to prepare against the possibility that something may go wrong. The CPD's initiative is a welcome contribution to the process."


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Focus should be cooperation
Only the passage of time will tell if Barack Obama's second inaugural address ranks among the better in American history. ... But only the most grudging critics would argue the nation's 44th president did not rise to the occasion. ...
And he won't get much quarrel from Republicans that the White House and Congress "must make the hard choices to reduce the cost of health care and the size of our deficit."
The challenge is how to actually achieve each of those goals with the necessary buy-in from his loyal opposition. The suggestion here is the president try a charm offensive during these first 100 days.
Rather than use that political window to force-feed Republicans policy proposals they are certain to oppose — like the climate change initiative Mr. Obama hinted at — we think he would find it far more fruitful to focus on initiatives for which he can win bipartisan support.
President Obama has an opportunity in his second term to prove it is possible for Democrats and Republicans to work together for the good of the republic. To the degree he pursues that opportunity, we wish him success.
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"Bear With Me" – The adventures of a travelling sketchbook
"Bear With Me" is a charity collaboration with the best illustrators in the UK, initiated by author and illustrator Jason Ruddy. All proceeds go to the charity Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Between October 2012 and November 2013, the hardback sketchbook travelled over 1000 miles across the British Isles to visit 30 illustrators. Each of them continued the story about the adventures of a red bear in their own way. The result was a unique picture book where you can find the work of most of the biggest names in the UK's illustration world. See the pages and sketches of "Bear With Me" below!
First of all, the book's foreword was written by Sir Quentin Blake, together with his interpretation of the bear:
Catherine Rayner – week 1
First stop was Edinburgh. There the talented illustrator Catherine Rayner made the first visualization of the red bear, who she also named Lawrence. It's a fantastic piece to begin with. The whole focus is on the bear, and you can only catch a glimpse of what's going to happen to him.
Emma Chichester Clark – week 2
Second stop was London. Emma Chichester Clark continued the journey of Lawrence the red bear beautifully. You can feel the wind breezing by and the bear's itch for an adventure. An awesome adventure.
Sarah Warburton – week 3
In Bristol, Lawrence the red bear fell indeed in an adventure under the brush of Sarah Warburton. This spread page is amazing with a mix of materials from pencil to watercolour. Sarah's main interest is in the character, movement and expression.
Leigh Hodgkinson – week 4
This spread done by Leigh Hodgkinson shines vibrantly. Her signature collage with fabric stitched to the page is hard to miss. This crafty creation elevates Lawrence's journey to a totally different level.
Chris Haughton – week 5
It thrilled me to see Chris Haughton's take on the adventure of the red bear. His paper-cut-style illustration is as brilliant as ever. The twist he brought to the story is so classic. How many times would you suddenly remind yourself "I left the cooker on!" while going on a grand adventure like Lawrence?
Alex T Smith – week 6
The book stayed with Alex T Smith in Coventry in the 6th week. His take on Lawrence's adventure is adorable beyond words. He's also the first to break the spread page into two separate pages. More momentum on the way!
Sam Usher – week 7
Below is just one from the pile of sketches and colour tests Sam Usher had done for his spread page. No kidding. He painted and painted everything again to perfection.
Christine Pym – week 8
This week the book took a trip to Derbyshire to meet Christine Pym. Her way of illustrating Lawrence is so precious. I absolutely love the minimal edge of this page.
Matt Robertson – week 9
Love the twist Matt Robertson took on the black birds from Christine Pym here. From tea time to top hats, the Norwich-based illustrator added a bunch of endearing details to the story. Not to mention those lovely shades of red…
Gemma Correll – week 10
For the first time since its journey, the book got delivered by hand from Matt Robertson to Gemma Correll. Being neighbours is great, isn't it? Lawrence the red bear's journey wasn't easy, but it's all for the excitement! Gemma featured an encounter between Lawrence and the bees, then he ended up like this.
Neal Layton – week 11
An amazing thing about "Bear With Me" is that each spread page looks totally different from the rest. This week is no exception. Neal Layton in Portsmouth turned the spread page's orientation from landscape to portrait, made Lawrence much much smaller, and added a bunch of exciting characters (including a QR code).
Kate Hindley – week 12
Then the book travelled to Birmingham and met the talented illustrator Kate Hindley. This spread page from her is particularly endearing thanks to the beautiful coloured pencil work. Even the monster looks so amiable.
Clive McFarland – week 13
"Bear With Me" travelled overseas to join the paper cutting master Clive McFarland in Omagh, Northen Ireland. It's refreshing to see how Lawrence the red bear looks in paper pieces full of coloured texture.
Catherine McDaid – week 14
Back to Buckinghamshire, Lawrence went to the beach with Catherine McDaid. The watercolour work is so vivid and lovely here. The red bear must have had a very good time!
Mike Byrne – week 15
It's half way! Let's celebrate by cheering for the 15th artist – Mike Byrne. His take on the red bear is, well, much less red than any of the previous versions, but with no less charm or vibrancy.
Ben Mantle – week 16
The Brighton-based illustrator Ben Mantle took Lawrence to a completely different place this week. The cave was not half as scary as it would be, thanks to Ben's lovely, soft brushstrokes.
Holly Surplice – week 17
The book kept going south till Henley-on-Thames and met Holly Surplice. There are so many wonderful details in Holly's visualization of the red bear. The colours are super rich, the characters are captivating, and who doesn't like a Merbear?
Steven Lenton – week 18
Steven Lenton went on full force with the Merbear and made a delightful spread page here. It's fun to see how big the Sea King is, and how the seahorses are taking care of his beard, scales, and manicure.
Jim Field – week 19
The book stayed in London for another week to visit Jim Field. The talented illustrator produced two super inspiring pages about Lawrence. The way he used dip pen to draw the bear's fur is extraordinary. Don't think I'll ever get enough of it.
David Roberts – week 20
Still hanging out in London, "Bear With Me" knocked on the door of great illustrator David Roberts. David gave Lawrence's adventure another twist. A divine twist. Really love how he used various shades of red on different characters while keeping them distinctively apart.
Sam McCullen – week 21
Goodbye London, the book went to Camberley, Surrey. The pastel master Sam McCullen living there drew an all-fluffy-adorable Lawrence on his way to stardom. It's fantastic to see the reappearance of earlier characters like the octopus and the black bird.
Benji Davies – week 22
The book travelled to London again for the next three illustrators. This week it stayed with the director turned illustrator, Benji Davies. What a coincidence, as Lawrence was finding his limelight. Benji showed him how quickly the showbiz could turn awkward.
Sarah Horne – week 23
Lawrence's acting career took an unexpected turn with Sarah Horne's illustration of his scene. There was much suspense going on here. Cliffhanger!
Kimberley Scott – week 24
Next stop is Kimberley Scott. She gave Lawrence a makeover with amazing ink line-work and radiant colours. Although the red bear was in trouble here, it's a delight to see him cope with it.
Katharine McEwen – week 25
The red bear had lots of fun with Katharine McEwen. The same went for her, since she finds bears very enjoyable to draw. Just look at those colours and shades. Mesmerizing, isn't it?
Mark Chambers – week 26
Mark Chambers' first self-authored picture book was "Brian the Smelly Bear". He must have known one or two things about bears now. His chapter of Lawrence's adventure depicted a wet end for the Rat Run ride.
Jason Ruddy – week 27
The red bear seemed to come back to his forest in Jason Ruddy's illustration. What a great place with many great friends waiting for him.
Lydia Monks – week 28
Lawrence really wanted to go home. And Lydia Monks visualized it charmingly. The Sheffield-based illustrator did a wonderful combination of various textures and simple shapes. The mood is incredible.
Chris Riddell – week 29
The book went to Brighton again to pay the legendary Chris Riddell a visit. The talented illustrator made such a brilliant artwork for "Bear With Me". Lawrence was there being all big and afraid, while the little girl was small and brave.
Ed Vere – week 30
To tie 'porridge' back to the beginning of the story and make it all a full circle is a great feat done by Ed Vere. The look on Lawrence's face and Rabbit's are priceless.
That's all. Pat yourself on the back for bearing with Lawrence all the way here. 30 illustrators have created this extraordinary series, but the journey isn't over yet. Follow Lawrence's next step on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, & Pinterest!


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Discussion in 'OT Technology' started by Goonigoogoo, Jun 28, 2006.
The title alone made me laugh.
Huh.. I don't remember hearing about a recall on any of their batteries. But there was a recall a year or two back on some of the power supplies.
they had a recall back in 2001, but they then had *another* battery recall in late 2005. Batterys for Latitude, Precision, and Inspiron (I loled, because that's basically all of em, hahaha) were recalled. Dell had to replace em all.
In 2004, they had to recall AC Adaptors for Latitude/Precision/Inspiron (again, basically everything) because they were shitty, too. Oh, and that included both 115V units, and 12V auto/air kits, too!
fucking stupid dell.
Dell laptop explodes at Japanese conference
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Obama Donation Plea: I'm Being Outspent, 'A First for a Sitting President'
The Obama campaign continued a string of recent emails begging donors for funds in the face of strong fundraising by Mitt Romney with an email a short time ago from Barack Obama -- subject line "I will be outspent."
"We're getting outraised -- a first for a sitting president, if this continues. Not just by the super PACs and outside groups that are pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into misleading ads, but by our opponent and the Republican Party, which just outraised us for the second month in a row," the email says.
"We can win a race in which the other side spends more than we do. But not this much more," Obama continues. "So I need your help. If you believe that regular people should decide elections, then please chip in $3 or more today."
Obama adds "this isn't about me or the outcome of one election."
"This election will be a test of the model that got us here. We'll learn whether it's still true that a grassroots campaign can elect a president -- whether ordinary Americans are in control of our democracy in the face of massive spending," he said.


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Very crisp. I like it a lot. :D
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I love this. Fantastic pretty much undersells it, but what else do I say?
One question; did you program the piano or play it yourself? It's very good either way!
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Thank you so much! :D Well, I did make up the piano part on my piano, but as I wanted to make this into a song with more instruments, I made it in a program. :)


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1. Fueling your body on a regular basis. This means every few hours throughout the day. So if you eat a really healthy meal of grilled vegetables, salmon, and brown rice, but you only eat once a day, that ranks a "D," in my book.
2. Including foods from each macronutrient group every time you sit down to eat. That means carbohydrate-, protein-, and fat-containing foods. So if you eat a healthy meal of whole-wheat pasta with marinara sauce, you get an A+ for the carbs -- but an F for protein and fat.
3. Allowing yourself some indulgences. If you feel you eat healthfully because you have rice cakes and fat-free cheese and would never allow yourself to eat real cheese, you are probably not enjoying what you are eating and you get a D for being overly restrictive.
4. Enjoying a broad variety of foods. If your family of "healthy" foods has just four or five members, you are going to get awfully bored. You'll also find it really hard to go out to eat, and what are you going to do if those foods are not available at your next race? Hmmm? You get an F for lack of variety. Broaden the circle; your body will be much happier.
You don't need to be perfect with your eating, and all the effort spent on avoiding and fretting over food choices can mess with your head and your body and eventually affect your running.
So, should you make a beeline for the Cheetos? Not necessarily. But please, put the fat-free cheese away. Taste, enjoy, treat your body right. Give it what it needs, when it needs it, and in the amount it requires.
Bon appetit!
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From gas stations to grocery stores, farms to factories, the force of Hurricane Katrina is rippling through the economy, confronting consumers...
From gas stations to grocery stores, farms to factories, the force of Hurricane Katrina is rippling through the economy, confronting consumers and businesses with higher prices and logistical dilemmas, even thousands of miles from the Gulf Coast.
Unlike most natural disasters, Katrina is that rare economic event — sweeping and devastating enough to damage commerce well beyond its region, affecting the price, supply and markets for goods critical to business and counted on in daily life.
The problems start with energy and they are potentially enormous. The virtual shutdown of a region that is a nexus for oil production, refining and importation poses the most serious economic risks. It is already punishing consumers at the gasoline pump, and causing long-term worries for businesses including financially shaky airlines, trucking companies and steel producers.
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And for a host of businesses — from retailers to tire producers — it raises troubling questions and creates headache-inducing challenges. Will consumers, paying substantially more for gasoline, rethink other purchases? Will producers be able to get quick access to the raw materials they need to make those goods?
They are economic quandaries never raised by disasters like Florida's Hurricane Andrew, or the San Francisco earthquake.
"Andrew was just really south Florida and it really didn't have the impact" on the nation's commerce, said John Silvia, chief economist with Wachovia. "But this is different. It really is far more significant than that."
Many analysts have already pared forecasts for the rest of the year as a result of Katrina, predicting that growth will slow.
Trying to gauge its consequences is particularly difficult because we still don't know exactly how much damage has been done by Katrina to ports, refineries and other economic keystones, and how long it will take to bring them back.
But Katrina's damage will be magnified every day the problems unleashed by the hurricane go unresolved, experts say.
That is most obvious in energy. The Gulf's fuel industry is such a complicated puzzle that the absence of certain pieces, and the difficulty of reconfiguration could draw out the situation for months.
The interstate pipelines that carry gasoline, jet fuel and heating oil are starting to pump again. But refineries that make those products are still down. The damage to offshore oil rigs in the Gulf appears contained. But the pipes that carry the crude oil back to shore are still off-line and have to be inspected.
"The question becomes, well, where do you get the product to fill the pipeline," said Jay Wilson, a spokesman for fuel supplier and retailer Amerada Hess. "The system was basically running full out before the storm to supply the market and now we've lost nearly 10 percent of the (U.S.) refining capacity."
Energy is just one of the question marks for farmers. But they have more to worry about. About 20 percent of U.S. corn is sold overseas, and almost 40 percent of U.S. soybeans. The vast majority goes down the Mississippi River in barges so it can be shipped out of New Orleans.
With that port closed, hundreds of barges are backed up on the river. The harvest of corn won't start for about two more weeks. But already local grain elevators are partially filled with the surplus from last year's record crop. There is a limit on where to store this year's crop when it comes in. What will happen?
Some of the crop will likely be diverted away from the river and to rail, but that will add substantial costs.
The Coast Guard announced yesterday that ports at Mobile, Ala., and Pensacola, Fla., were reopened, but ships wouldn't enter immediately as navigational aids were replaced and underwater hazards removed.
Farmers have begun to worry that the big grain companies with contracts to supply overseas buyers will turn elsewhere, perhaps to China or South America, for a ready supply, said Terry Francl, an economist with the American Farm Bureau.
"We're going to have a bottleneck in the supply line, in the export line," Francl said. "We're going to have probably piles (of grain) somewhere needless to say, out on the ground out in the countryside."
The challenge becomes tougher for farmers because, after the spring planting season, the fall harvest is the second-biggest season for fuel consumption. Those higher prices will cut into the profits, just as commodities buyers trim the price they'll pay, he said.
Meanwhile, consumers may soon begin to pay for Katrina in other ways.
Take coffee. New Orleans is the nation's second-largest port for incoming coffee shipments. But redirecting those shipments doesn't solve all the problems, because the city is also a major coffee production center.
About a quarter of the entire U.S. stock of unprocessed coffee is stored in New Orleans. More than half of the Folger's and Millstone brand coffees sold by Procter & Gamble are made at two plants in New Orleans.
"It's going to take another day or two to really understand what's going on there, what our options are, what the challenges might be and how we'll adjust to those challenges," said Doug Shelton, a spokesman for P&G.
Similar uncertainty surrounds other goods whose trade is centered on the Gulf. New Orleans is a leading port for incoming shipments of imported steel, plywood and natural rubber. The businesses that depend on those products are working to figure out an alternative, but it is not an easy challenge.
The damage done by Katrina will be partially offset in some ways. Government aid and insurance payments will flow into the region, leading to a surge in rebuilding. Business groups that had planned conventions in New Orleans have already begun shifting them to other cities. Tourists who had planned to go to the casinos on Mississippi's coast, may decide instead to head to Las Vegas.
But those shifts will have the most impact on the regional economy. Meanwhile, the ripples throughout the national economy could create challenges, and hard choices for businesses and consumers for months to come.
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