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sred98(z7 OK)May 15, 2009
I've got as much lily turf/liriope/monkey grass as you could possibly want. I also have 2 huge clumps of an unknown decorative grass. I'm open to anything, veggies, annuals, bulbs, etc.
If anyone is interested, please email me!
I probably have some other things, too.

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R00s, CyFree, deanfriske, HoratioBird, and 1 other people added this photo to their favorites.
"Eerbied voor hun grijze haren" ;-) ... héél sfeervol
Thanks for the wonderful picture. I used it on my Blog Post 5 Ways to Keep the Spark alive in Your Marriage
@Anamika1570: thanks for mentioning! And what a wonderful subject :-)
Bedankt voor het delen van je foto! Ik heb 'm gebruikt op mijn blog over New York in een post over de gemiddelde levensverwachting van een New Yorker. Neem gerust een kijkje: vanuitnewyork.com/?p=8602
@Nellies78: anytime. Ik hoop dat ik 100 word! :-)
Hi Marcel,
I just wanted to let you know that I have used this picture in a video that I made and posted to Youtube. It's a parody of the Dodge Super Bowl ad, "So God Made a Farmer." My version is called "So God Made a Banker." (www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwppUbHSSzo)
The video is only about two minutes long but if you don't want to watch it all your picture is featured at around the 1.12 mark.
Many, many thanks for making this available to be used under a creative commons license. I have credited you both in the video's end credits, and in the video description where there is a link to this page.
@GoldenHerald: thanks for mentioning. I don't understand what you mean with 'I have credited you both' though.
No problem!
By 'both' I just meant that there I have credited you in the scrolling credits at the end of the video (so that the credit is part of the video itself) AND in the Youtube description underneath the video where I have provided the link.
Thanks again for making it available - it is a very nicely composed shot.


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Also known as a "debit memo", for short.
2. The adjustment procedure that occurs following a business's valid complaint against another business. For example, if Company A sends defective merchandise to Company B, a debit memorandum would be issued in order to adjust the accounting statements in terms of debits and credits.
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Hi Donna, I looked at most of your pics in your album. That was fun. You sure have painted some wonderful projects, especially that mural at the school--bet all the kids love it.
Since I have a little GD, the ornament in your Christmas 2007 album caught my eye. What a darling project that would be to do with a pic for each year. Is this something you would be willing to share directions for?
Sorry Luvs that I didn't get back to you sooner. My sister in law just passed away age 58 and I left to go take care of her until she passed. Breast cancer is a nasty disease. I sure do hope they find a cure for cancer some day. Now to answer your question. I purchased large clear glass ornaments (Hobby Lobby), Transparencies, Diamond Dust, Gold Dimenisal Paint, Clear Floating medium.
Directions Squeeze the gold dimenisal paint into a circle and this makes the window for the picture, let dry. Then paint the rest of the ornament with clear Floating medium and sprinkle the diamond dust. Let dry. Now for the inside, paint a picture on clear transparencies film, dry and then cut into a circle, roll up on a pencil and place inside ornament. If you want to email me I think I have the circle pattern somewhere and I will share it with you. I hope this answers your question.
I'm so sorry about your SIL, you are right about cancer being a nasty disease. I'm sure you were a comfort to her.
Thanks for sharing your project with me. I do have a couple questions to make sure I understand.
Where would I find transparencies? Is that something I could find at Michael's? If so, any idea what section of the store? What brand of dimensional paint do you use? So I just squeeze this in a circle on the ornament? You are saying to "paint a picture on the film"--I think the one I saw had a child's picture in it. Can a picture be transferred to the film? I would love it if you can share the circle pattern, I'll email you for it after I finish this.
Now I want to go back to your album and look at your ornament again. I just think this would be great for a gift for my DIL and one for myself of course. ;o)


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Dallas-Fort Worth bird rehab center facing financial challenges
Lack of donations may force the owner of the private center to cease accepting ailing birds, unless the donor can pay the full cost of recovery.
Amazon unveils new rapid delivery program; did your ZIP code make the cut?
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Civil rights activist says Sigma Alpha Epsilon video a 'teachable moment'
A civil rights activist,The Rev. Peter Johnson, 70, has spent a lifetime fighting the battle for equality across the country and in Dallas. Despite his years protesting discrimination, Johnson said a video released earlier this month of white fraternity members at the University of Oklahoma singing a racist chant didn't surprise him.
Duncanville receives good review for fiscal year 2014
Fiscal year 2014 was a good year for the city of Duncanville, according to an audit of its comprehensive annual financial report.
Saddle up: Gates open at Texas Horse Park in southern Dallas this weekend
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Elderly woman found dead Thursday night after Oak Cliff apartment fire
An elderly woman was found dead after firefighters extinguished an apartment fire late Thursday in Oak Cliff.
Dallas ISD trustees approve $129.5 million improvement plan after lengthy discussion, negotiation
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Accepted research shows that 85 percent of a child's brain development occurs in their first five years. This research proves the need for quickly expanding the district's pre-K programs. This is why our pre-K expansion efforts throughout the district are key, and why the recently unveiled comprehensive plan recommends improvements in this area.
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New Duncanville utility bill requires change in registration
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ATM thieves crash into southwest Dallas Raceway store in failed smash-and-grab
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Dallas City Council OKs urban garden ordinance after cornstalk debate
The new rules will make it easier for those who raise fresh fruits and vegetables to sell them in the city. But some council members opposed cornstalks in front yards.
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It's one of 18 cost-saving ideas the budget office unveiled this week involving the force, the city's largest and most expensive department.
Fired aide calls Dallas County DA Susan Hawk unstable, overly suspicious
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Dallas County approves family medical leave for gay employees
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Dallas audit finds loose cash controls for building permit fees
Changes in 10 areas are recommended to prevent theft in a department that collects more than $26 million a year.
Grand Prairie man shoots himself after shooting at wife, holing up in house with child for hours
The 65-year-old gunman was taken to Parkland Memorial Hospital in critical condition, police spokesman Mark Beseda said. His name was not released.
Five wounded, one killed in Lancaster shooting
Six people were shot, one fatally, in a shooting on Friday in Lancaster, police said.
DART unveils battery-powered streetcars for downtown-Oak Cliff route
Dallas' new streetcars will run between Union Station and north Oak Cliff on weekdays beginning April 13.
Big candy plant and warehouse operation opts to stay in Grand Prairie
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Mother of slain Wilmer-Hutchins basketball player files suit
The suit says DISD and the Dallas County Juvenile Department put Troy Causey Jr. in a dangerous situation.
Police: Man found dead in Southeast Oak Cliff house
Police responded to the 5800 block of Lazy River Drive, where they found the man dead of "homicidal violence," police said.
Violent crime up in Dallas so far in 2015, police report
In Dallas, rapes rose nearly 17 percent, robberies at business rose 33 percent and individual robberies rose 8 percent.
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Dallas police chief defends new records system that limits info released to public
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Dallas County community colleges plan to cut textbook prices
District leaders say they don't want high prices to keep students from an education
City, DART roll out new streetcar for viewing three weeks before downtown-Oak Cliff service begins
In three weeks, it will begin traveling between downtown Dallas and north Oak Cliff.
17-year-old accused of threatening to kill Molina High students, blow up graduation
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Trinity toll road a hot topic, but how will it play at the polls?
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Methodist Dallas Medical Center earns 'Baby-Friendly' status
Methodist Dallas Medical Center has been recognized as a Baby-Friendly Designated Birth Facility — the first hospital in Dallas to receive such recognition, hospital officials said.
Dallas leaders tout magnet school to turn out minority police, firefighter recruits
Several officials support a high school program that could help the police and fire departments' diversity.
At Bonton farm in South Dallas, crops are in the ground and word is spreading
The first plantings, new workers and a growing stable of animals keep the project growing.
Richard Miles establishes nonprofit after exoneration to help ex-offenders land jobs
Richards Miles founded Miles of Freedom, a nonprofit organization aimed at helping ex-offenders find jobs and housing after their release from prison. In 2013 the nonprofit received a $5,000 grant from the South Dallas Trust Fund to launch the South Dallas Rebeautification Project. Miles of Freedom bought the lawn equipment and used the grant money to pay workers. Now, the service is a revenue source for the nonprofit.
Transportation agencies seek public input in Grand Prairie
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Police say it appears that J.L. Armington Jr., 38, was fatally shot during "some kind of altercation" inside the vehicle in which they were riding.
Breakfast meeting focuses on transportation in southern Dallas County
Transportation needs in southern Dallas County will be the focus of the next town hall meeting hosted by state Sen. Royce West from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the University of North Texas at Dallas.
West wants opinions on Trinity Parkway, gateway
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Grand Prairie's Historic Copeland Home is available for tours
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Catholic Charities of Dallas to host citizenship workshop at Mountain View College
The Catholic Charities of Dallas will host a free workshop March 21 to help people become U.S. citizens.
State conducts first-of-its-kind audit of Dallas County DA's office
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Milkweeds return to Great Trinity Forest
In September, volunteers removed about 200 of the monarch butterfly-serving plants and other native species from a dirt-mining site in the Trinity forest.
The unforgettable shows from the Kessler Theater's first five years
The Oak Cliff music venue celebrates 5th anniversary with a Friday concert
Cedar Hill man sentenced to 16 years in prison for role in ID theft conspiracy
A Cedar Hill man was sentenced Wednesday to 16 years in prison for a bank fraud and identity theft conspiracy.
NTTA won't help build Southern Gateway project involving I-35E, U.S. Highway 67
In a not-so-surprising move, the North Texas Tollway Authority board this morning passed on building the Southern Gateway, the name given to a planned rehab of Interstate 35E and U.S. Route 67 that will also add managed toll lanes to both roads.
Experts clash over video of Dallas police shooting mentally ill man
One says the officers did everything right, while another says it shows what not to do.
Dallas' Houston Street viaduct may not reopen till June
The new streetcar line is still on for an April 13 debut, but motorists will have to wait before they can drive the bridge again.
Dallas County sinks $1.1M more into divisive case management system
The money will go toward equipment and installation of a system judges don't want. The costs are in addition to the $10.6 million already spent or allocated.
Houston Street viaduct won't reopen to vehicles until June
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Family says video shows mentally unstable man did not pose threat to Dallas officers
The Dallas Police Department releases video from a body-worn camera showing the moments leading up to the deadly encounter last summer in the Red Bird area.
Dallas County commissioners approve more funding for unpopular case management system
Last month, all 31 criminal court judges signed a letter asking county commissioners to scrap the project, which launched in 2012, but commissioners weren't willing to write off the $8.8 million already invested.
Parkland ready to run $50 million clinic in Dallas County Jail
County leaders say the 282-bed medical facility places Dallas County at the forefront of medical treatment behind bars.
Investigators determine arson to be cause of two North Oak Cliff fires
Dallas Fire-Rescue crews extinguished two arson fires at vacant houses in North Oak Cliff Tuesday.
Muslim students wear hearts on sleeves during corner 'Othello' performance
Their Islamic school seeks to educate the public about Muslim contributions to literature.
Man struck, killed while crossing street in West Oak Cliff
A man was struck by a vehicle and killed while attempting to cross a street in West Oak Cliff on Monday.
Oak Cliff Lions to honor Kay Bailey Hutchison with humanitarian award
The Oak Cliff Lions Club this week will honor former U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison.
Homicide detectives investigate after body found in Dallas house fire
Police investigating the death in southeast Oak Cliff as a homicide but hadn't identified victim.
Dallas mayor, police chief: Keep fighting domestic violence
Crime is down overall in Dallas, but Police Chief David Brown says one area remains stubbornly high: domestic violence. It's the most common type of call the department receives, Brown told an audience at the Conference on Crimes Against Women.
Update: Police say they've found Cedar Hill man unharmed
Police are asking for the public's help to find a missing senior from Cedar Hill.
Per Scholas offers free computer course at CitySquare Opportunity Center
A free computer skills class for unemployed and low-income adults starts Monday at the CitySquare Opportunity Center.
In Dallas, most ethics complaints go nowhere
Few complaints against city officials even get filed, and the vast majority that do never get as far as the Ethics Advisory Commission.
Nonprofits help Dallas' poor offset regressive transportation costs
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Grand Prairie mayor highlights 2014, previews 2015
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Winn Morton marks more than three decades as Texas Rose Festival designer
More than 30 costume sketches are wrapped around the baseboards in Winn Morton's studio. Morton, a University Park native, was preparing to ship the sketches the next day to East Texas. He'd worked since January to design the costumes.
Police: Suspect flees in victim's car after fatal shooting in Oak Cliff convenience store parking lot
The victim, identified by police as Norron Batts, was found shot in the 1000 block of Camp Wisdom Road about 8:15 p.m., police said.
Paul Quinn administrator hopes website documenting 1910 lynching helps Dallas confront racist past
Dr. Christopher Dowdy published a near-complete account of the incident on the 105th anniversary of the lynching of Allen Brooks, a black man who was accused of sexually assaulting a 3-year-old girl.
Lancaster March Madness party to feature skills drills
Lancaster will host a March Madness Block Party starting at noon March 14 at Rocky Crest Park, 625 E. Main St.
Spring break gets off to a slow start at Dallas Zoo
Bad weather kept the crowds away Monday, but zoo officials expect big numbers the rest of the week.
Man crashes car into East Oak Cliff home after fleeing traffic stop
James Morgan, 32, has been charged with evading arrest, possessing more than 4 ounces of marijuana and unlawfully carrying a weapon.
Bill would give Dallas ISD some options from failed home-rule proposal
A proposal filed in the Texas Legislature would give DISD some options considered in the failed home-rule proposal.
Storytelling duo to share campfire tales at Cedar Hill library
Twice Upon a Time Storytellers will tell campfire stories in the children's area at 6:30 p.m. Monday at the Zula B. Wylie Public Library, 225 Cedar St.
Positions available on Historic Landmark Preservation Committee
The city of Lancaster is accepting applications to serve on the volunteer Historic Landmark Preservation Committee, which aids in the preservation of historic properties.
Adoptable pets are $15 this week at Prairie Paws Animal Adoption Center
All adoptable pets will be $15 from Tuesday through Saturday as Prairie Paws Animal Adoption Center celebrates spring break.
President's Cup youth soccer kicks off Thursday in Cedar Hill
The Cedar Hill Soccer Association and North Texas Soccer are hosting the 2015 President's Cup Tournament, which starts Thursday and runs through March 16.
Bad weather delays Cedar Hill museum grand opening
The Cedar Hill Museum of History's grand opening ceremony has been moved to 2 to 4 p.m. March 14.
Update: 18-wheeler cab no longer dangling off I-35E in Oak Cliff
The highway is partially blocked off near the Saner Avenue exit but traffic is still moving.
Dallas Zoo ready for spring break crowds
With spring break starting Monday, the Dallas Zoo says it's ready for what is usually its busiest week of the year. A new attraction this year is Giants of the Jurassic "DinoSOAR" Show in the Wildlife Amphitheater.
Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson names Glenn Heights City Manager as district director
Rep. Eddie Bernince Johnson has named Glenn Heights City Manager Trudy Lewis as her new district director.
Crews to work 12-hour shifts until March 14 to fill Dallas' growing number of potholes
Dallas' streets are far safer when they're covered in ice and snow; at least then you're stuck at home or inching along the slick concrete.
CPS denied day care to family caring for infant later killed
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Lancaster residents can report city issues with free app
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While Collin proposes breaking away, other NorthSTAR members want to keep as much of the current system as possible.
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The charter school's former chief financial officer is seeking up to $1 million for alleged breach of contract and an assault by Deion Sanders.
Driver critically injured after crashing into work crew on I-30 in Dallas
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Limiting capital appreciation bonds to only those districts that have high growth in enrollment is among the measures being considered in the Legislature.
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Following concerns that two ousted Dallas ISD human resources employees received severance payments, trustees will begin discussing a proposal Thursday that would require their approval of such settlements.
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Dallas ISD Superintendent Mike Miles is expected to present a proposal to the school board Thursday on how the district plans to get the best teachers and principal to move to low-performing schools.
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The owner hopes to find a new location, but the bookselling business is tough in these digital times.
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After a tumultuous year that included members suing each other, the Duncanville City Council finally resolved to do something everyone could agree upon — hire someone to run the city government.
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The pickup's owners never imagined someone would steal the 11-foot-tall vehicle, which helped lead police to other suspects.
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Gov. Greg Abbott sent accolades Grand Prairie school district's way during his State of the State address last week. About 20 minutes into his address before the Legislature, elected officials, the state judiciary, friends and family, Abbott mentioned the innovation Grand Prairie school district has hit upon with its schools and programs of choice options for parents and students.
2 arrested in connection with armed robbery at North Oak Cliff Subway
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A tip stemming from the recovery of the six-figure truck led police to more stolen cars and more suspects.
Grand Prairie to host fishing day at Mike Lewis Park
Kids Fishing Day at Mike Lewis Park Lagoon will be from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday.
Special Olympics athletes compete in basketball
More than 1,400 Special Olympics Texas athletes and Unified Partners from the Dallas-Fort Worth area will compete in Area 10's annual basketball competition Friday and Saturday at eight school district facilities.
Dallas ISD officials deny misleading trustees in hiring request
Some trustees remain skeptical about whether they were told the truth about the need to to approve $6.4 million to hire 137 teachers last fall.
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The state agency recommends sending a monitor to the district to ensure hiring procedures are followed, including the required fingerprinting.
Duncanville's first park officer patrols on a nightly basis
In December, Officer Kamecha Johnston began work as the city's first park ranger. A Duncanville patrol officer for about seven years, she volunteered for the city's new job. Now, Duncanville's woods and green spaces are her domain. She visits all 17 parks every weeknight from 7:30 p.m. to 4 a.m.
DeSoto officer shoots suspect in string of auto thefts, including monster truck
According to the Dallas County Sheriff's Department, a DeSoto police officer appears to have shot and struck a suspect following a car chase that landed in southern Dallas.
Hutchins man arrested in theft of 11-foot-tall, $100,000 monster truck
The truck was found in a wooded area in DeSoto, its front wheel wrecked.
With the full team finally together, South Oak Cliff looked very dangerous in bi-district rout of Mansfield Timberview
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Dallas City Council narrows campaign fundraising loophole
The council restricts incumbents to using $100 from officeholder accounts in their campaigns. It also rejected a proposal to loosen requirements for ethics complaints against public officials.
Dallas County pursues body cameras for deputies
The county is preparing a grant application that would seek money from the state to pay for the devices. The 77 cameras would cost just under $80,000.
Lucky Dog Books to close Oak Cliff store after struggling for customer support
Now read this: Lucky Dog Books will close its Oak Cliff store.
Black students in Dallas ISD suspended at disproportionate rate
About a quarter of black students in middle school and high school in Dallas ISD were suspended in the 2011-12 school year, according to a new report.
Police identify Grand Prairie man accused of strangling grandfather
About 11:30 a.m. Monday, Grand Prairie police responded to a 911 call in which the caller said nothing and hung up.
Dallas County to recognize minority firms' state, local certifications
The commissioners court's decision will give businesses a boost in bidding for county contracts.
Dallas County education coalition has data-driven pep rally
The Commit Partnership revved up supporters with information and calls to push for early childhood education.
Developer cancels plans for indoor ski resort in Grand Prairie
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3 Dallas ISD trustees want to discuss firing Superintendent Mike Miles
The trustees question whether district leaders misled them in October about the need for $6.4 million to hire more teachers.
Cedar Hill couple get 15 years for tax-preparation fraud
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Thief sought for joy-riding across D-FW in 11-foot-tall, $100,000 monster truck
A monster truck that stands 11 feet tall was not, in fact, made for off-roading.
Federal judge to address Black History program in Glenn Heights
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Encouraged by town hall meeting, residents look for action from Susan Hawk
Dallas County District Attorney Susan Hawk appears to have made strides in the southern sector with her recent town hall meeting.
Mike Rawlings says he's not dodging mayoral challenger or Trinity toll road debate
On Monday Marcos Ronquillo's campaign accused Rawlings of "abruptly and with little explanation" pulling out of a debate scheduled to take place tomorrow in Oak Cliff.
Public meetings to map out North Texas highway projects
Contruction plans for thoroughfares throughout the area will be discussed in the coming weeks.
For 17-year-olds, Dallas County jail is isolating and stressful
The county spends $4 million a year to keep teens separate from the adult jail population.
Dallas County vote expected to ease certification for minority firms
Commissioners may allow other organizations to certify minority- and woman-owned businesses, not just the embattled NCTRCA.
Arlington celebration marks lieutenant's 60 years of police work
James Long began his career in 1954 and retired in 1992 but has volunteered for two more decades since.
Children, teens learn performing arts skills and life lessons through DeSoto nonprofit
DeSoto nonprofit N.I.A. Kids offers an afterschool program, three to four community productions a year, a summer theater camp and vocal, drama and other classes and workshops for teens and children. It serves children ages 5 to 18. The nonprofit has served hundreds of young people since it was founded in 2005.
Texas Horse Park finally riding into reality in southern Dallas
City Council members dedicate the 304-acre site and hail its potential; the public grand opening is March 28.
Dallas ISD hires HR veteran as interim chief of its embattled department
Karry Chapman, a veteran human resources executive, is interim chief of Dallas ISD's human resources department.
Duncanville's Black History Month event features speakers
The city will celebrate Black History Month with speakers, authors and other performers from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Duncanville Recreation Center, 201 James Collins Blvd.
Dallas Plan Commission OKs urban agriculture changes
Members of the Dallas Plan Commission gave unanimous and enthusiastic approval Thursday to a proposal to shift city code to allow selling produce from community gardens.
Soups On For Love raises $4,000 for LifeLine Shelter for Families in Grand Prairie
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Elvis Nights are an annual tradition at El Ranchito in Oak Cliff
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Robert Garza named president of Mountain View College
Robert Garza has been named the new president of Mountain View College, replacing interim president Preston Pulliams, the school announced Wednesday.
Sounding Off: Should company executives get bonuses if employees are getting laid off without severance pay? Dallas County readers respond
Should company executives be entitled to bonuses if employees are getting laid off without severance pay?
Idina Menzel to perform at Vogel Alcove fundraiser
Idina Menzel will perform at Vogel Alcove's 24th annual arts performance fundraiser.
Dallas Baptist names president to be chancellor
The Dallas Baptist University Board of Trustees on Wednesday elected Dr. Gary Cook, the university's president since 1988, to be the school's new chancellor.
DeSoto City Council approves application for $80K grant for victims assistance coordinator
The DeSoto City Council voted unanimously to approve an $80,000 grant for a general victim assistance coordinator position for the city's police department during its regular meeting Tuesday night.
Dallas City Council OKs retirement benefits for same-sex spouses
It affirms a vote by the Dallas Employees' Retirement Fund board to extend benefits to all spouses subject to a council vote and city attorney opinion.
Parking meter audit finds loose monitoring may be costing Dallas
The city auditor says the Dallas Police Department could do more to make sure the city gets its due in a Xerox contract.
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The Winnetka Heights Krewe did it again, walking, riding, floating away with the top showing in this year's Oak Cliff Mardi Gras Parade.
Cleo Steele, constable and longtime justice of peace, dies at 69
The longtime lawyer also was a mentor to Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price.
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More than 100 people auditioned Tuesday to sing the national anthem for the Grand Prairie racetrack's upcoming season.
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In front of a live audience, Veronica Hernandez will stick a 14-inch blade down her throat at 9 months pregnant.
Grand Prairie woman dies from injuries suffered in Monday crash
Guadalupe Alvarado, 34, was injured when her car was struck as she turned left from Royal Valley Road on to Carrier Parkway.
Dallas City Council to hear report on ways to raise up neighborhoods
The report paints a troubling picture of a city where poverty is on the rise and the middle class is not.
Dallas council extends retirement benefits to same-sex employee spouses
Meg Hargis gives a speech for equal rights during a marriage equality rally in support of same-sex marriage at the Legacy of Love monument in Dallas on March 25, 2013.
Paul Quinn College unveils plan to have students work off attendance costs
Under the "work college" format, students would take jobs on campus or with local companies to earn $5,000 a year. That, in addition to grant money, would drop annual out-of-pocket costs to $2,300.
Cedar Hill, Trinity Christian to duel in baseball showdown
The Cedar Hill High School and Trinity Christian baseball teams will face off Friday at Cedar Hill's inaugural Baseball Hometown Showdown.
Report clears Dallas ISD trustee Bernadette Nutall of wrongdoing
The findings by a former U.S. attorney raise questions about Superintendent Mike Miles' role in starting the investigation.
DISD auditor says he shared HR officials' disparaging messages in hopes Miles would act
During the Dallas ISD school board's hours-long meeting Monday night, trustees honed in on the timeline of when the district's internal audit department began its review of top human resources officials and when it notified Superintendent Mike Miles.
Dallas County sticks with case software project despite judges' pleas
The management system is buggy and a waste of money, according to the judges who will have to use it. Nonetheless, the Commissioners Court votes to sink another $1.8 million into development.
Dallas County continues criminal court case-management project over judges' objections
All 31 of Dallas County's criminal court judges say they don't want to use the program after many tested it during a demonstration last month and found the current version full of glitches.
Dallas DA Susan Hawk's town-hall meeting focuses on race, justice
In the first event, Susan Hawk fielded questions on everything from officer-involved shootings to diversity in her office.
Dallas police investigate after man shot in east Oak Cliff carjacking
Floyd: For real reform in Dallas ISD, let teachers teach
Scandals and bitter politics have undermined Superintendent Mike Miles' tenure, but treating teachers like mechanical widgets is the worst mistake of all.
Officials at pro-police campaign don't avoid race issue
Monday kicked off Operation Blue Shield, a pro-police fundraising campaign started by Dallas civic leaders.
Dallas County judge wants legislators to push for paying DISD board
Texas districts have used volunteer trustees since 1905, but Clay Jenkins argues that offering salaries would recruit better board members.
Dallas sues over Sabine River Authority's $24M-a-year rate increase
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Compton NAACP Demands Federal Probe Into Beating Of Mentally Disabled Man By Deputies
The Compton chapter of the NAACP is calling for a federal investigation into the July 14 beating of a mentally disabled man by Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies.
Judge Orders California To Teach English Learners
California was ordered to educate all children who don't speak English after reports revealed a quarter of its school districts fail to meet that requirement, which is mandated by both the federal government and California itself.
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A pregnant woman walking in Compton early Sunday thought she'd save time by cutting through an alley, only to find, moments later, that she was going into labor.
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Prosecutors say Marcel Melanson was sentenced Monday to three years and four months in prison. He also must pay more than a half-million dollars in fines and restitution.
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Whole house surge protector worth it?
Thinking about getting a Whole house surge protector.
Can I hear some pro's & cons?
What about cost to install for a 3k sq. ft home?
I have two of those. One on the main panel and one on the cable that goes to the submersible pump right where it goes through the foundation, downstream of the pressure switch. So that surge protector is connected to the pump at all times. Will they absolutely protect against every surge? No. Can I prove that they help in any particular instance? No. But do I believe that they are better then nothing? Yes.
I used the SquareD brand as I believe them to be as reliable, in general, as any.
But I have had a few SqD items that were bad right out of the box. Some brands have much worse experiences.
The instructions with my Leviton unit said to use two adjacent 20A single-pole breakers (not sure about their reasoning). Also, the closer to the top of the box the better.
@ronnatalie, I don't think a tandem/skinny would get both poles. Anything in a single slot would only be on one pole.
"The instructions with my Leviton unit said to use two adjacent 20A single-pole breakers (not sure about their reasoning)"
That gets both poles of your 120/240 service. A double pole breaker will serve the same purpose. For that breaker, amperages higher than 20 will work well also.
The only thing I can think of is this is one of the times where you might not want the handles tied. If one side of the supressor shorts (though they usually fail open) the other side could continue to work if it was still connected to a closed breaker.
> Can I hear some pro's & cons?
All appliances already contain effective protection. Your concern is the rare anomaly that can overwhelm that protection. Two completely different devices are discussed. Only one provides that protection that must even protect from direct lightning strikes.
First type is typically a $3 power strips with some ten cent protector parts. Read its spec numbers. If adjacent to an appliance, then it must somehow stop or absorb that energy. Destructive surges are hundreds of thousands of joules. How does that adjacent protector protect with only hundreds of joules?
It doesn't. Often a surge too tiny to harm the appliance will overwhelm and damage that adjacent protector. It promotes sales.
Second (whole house) type connects hundreds of thousands of joules harmlessly to earth. And remains functional even after direct lightning strikes. These are provided by companies with better integrity. And cost about $1 per protected appliance.
The second type device works because no protector does protection. None. Either a protector must somehow absorb tiny energy. Or, to be effective, it must have a low impedance (ie 'less than 10 feet') connection to what absorbs all energy. Protection is always about where energy dissipates.
Protection of structures is a lightning connected to earth. Protection of appliances is a 'whole house' protector connected to earth. Both examples are effective because they connect to what does all protection.
How good is any 'whole house' protector? How good is your earthing? Earth electrodes that only meet code can mean inferior protection. Protection is defined mostly by what absorbs that energy. Not just any earth ground. Single point earth ground.
At least one critically important number was provided. That 'less than 10 foot' is essential for a low impedance connection. Connection to and quality of the earth ground defines protection. Earth ground is why a 'whole house' protector can even harmlessly earth direct lightning strikes. And why a completely different device (also called a protector) does not claim to protect from typically destructive surges.
Parameter (the numbers) define useful replies. A 'whole house' protector must be at least 50,000 amps. In part, because lightning is typically 20,000 amps. These devices even sell in Lowes and Home Depot. But again, protectors are simple science. Your concern and most every question should be about the "art". What actually does the protection? Single point earth ground.


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The 9/11 attacks were by people who entered through normal channels and held VISA'a — the threat was from Saudis, following a Saudi leader, whose family has close ties to the Saudi monarchs, and who was funded by Saudi money. The response taken was to kill a declared enemy of the Saudi monarchy and declare the Saudi organizer of the attack to be irrelevant. Naturally, the President making the decision was the son of the form President who had been paid millions by the Saudi monarch to "consult" … about nothing other than where the money should be transferred.
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Maybe you want your home base to be in central Downtown Brooklyn, with access to the Brooklyn Bridge, DUMBO, and Brooklyn Heights. Or maybe you prefer to be near historic Prospect Park in quaint Park Slope. If you're more into a hip nightlife scene, you might want to stay in Williamsburg. Either way, Explore Brooklyn Hotel Week has you covered with hotel discounts, many of which include discounts for local tour companies. Here's what we have to offer:
Aloft NY Brooklyn (216 Duffield St., Downtown Brooklyn)
Hotel Week deal: 20.15% off + 20% off Urban Oyster Tours
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Best Western Plus Prospect Park (764 4th Ave., South Slope)
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Hotel Indigo Brooklyn (229 Duffield St., Downtown Brooklyn)
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McCarren Hotel & Pool (110 N. 12th St., Williamsburg)
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Sheraton Brooklyn Hotel (228 Duffield St., Downtown Brooklyn)
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Now that you have to place to stay, here are some of the best ways to make your Brooklyn stay a memorable one.
— For recommendations of what to do and where to eat and drink, check out the Explore Brooklyn blog and neighborhood guides.
— Download the UrbanBuddy app to your smartphone and get personal recommendations from locals.
— Need a car to get around? AllCar Rent-A-Car is offering up to 50% off (excluding taxes) on any rental before February 28. Use the discount code HOTEL.
— If you haven't seen the Brooklyn Nets at Barclays Center yet, you're missing out! You can get up to 50% off tickets by using the discount code BKNETS. We'll see you soon in Brooklyn!
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There's no denying that it is cold outside. You're probably experiencing some cabin fever, so why not brave the cold and get out of the house for a bit. If you need a little temptation, the residents at Riverhead Care Center have several picks for great comfort food to enjoy during lunch at affordable prices. These North Fork eateries are perfect for those on a fixed income, and will surely leave you cozy inside.
Buoy One – Riverhead
Long Islanders sure do love their seafood, and Buoy One in Riverhead is one of the best lunch spots around to get your fill. This laidback restaurant offers a number of seafood specials, and has recently added some options for landlubbers too! Panini combos are available for $12.95, and include half a panini and a soup or salad. Try the grilled shrimp with bacon, Monterey and cheddar cheese, spinach or tomatoes, or the veggie with broccoli, spinach, mushrooms, onions, red peppers and goat cheese.
Erik's Breakfast and Lunch – Southold
You can't beat a homemade soup and chili in the winter on the North Fork. Erik's has a great selection that changes daily and will surely keep you warm during lunch. They also have platters for lunch that come with French fries, sliced melon and pickle. These platters begin at $9.95, and options include burgers, fried fish sandwich, chicken salad, and hot pastrami. For simpler options, the kids' menu includes classic grilled cheese and chicken fingers.
O'Malley's – Southold
If you want a really good burger, you have to go to O'Malley's on Sound Avenue in Southold. With more than 30 burgers to choose from, a meal here will surely fill you up. All burgers are served with lettuce, tomato, raw red onion, pickle and French fries. Any additional topping you may want to add is just $1. Burgers start at $10.95. The friendly staff will make you feel right at home whether you dine at the bar or in the main dining room. Not a meat eater? O'Mally's has a number of vegetarian options to cater to your dietary needs.
Phil's Restaurant & Sports Lounge – Wading River
This place boasts not only delicious food, but also a casual atmosphere. Phil's is perfect day or night for sports fanatics and families alike. The already reasonably priced appetizers are half off from 4 to 7 p.m. and include chicken quesadillas, steamed clams, chicken fingers, and more. The yummy sandwiches and burgers range from $6.95 – 8.95.
Spicy's BBQ – Riverhead
Another Riverhead favorite is Spicy's BBQ on East Main Street. They have an assortment of barbecue favorites at a great price, including their famous chicken wings, corn bread, mac and cheese, and fried seafood. Platters are the best deal here. There's an assortment of sides that come with the seafood or barbecue plates, and they average around $8 each.
These hot dishes will surely entice you to brave the cold winter weather and get you out of the house for the afternoon. To make things even better, you won't have to worry about breaking the bank. Happy eating!
We live in a digital world and rely on technology for almost everything. Whether it is to stay connected with friends and family, work or entertainment, or accessing family and health records, technology is a vital part of our everyday lives. For those born before 1960 however, being able to learn and use technology effectively can be a challenge. Here are some ways older audiences can stay connected.
A challenge for seniors is not just that they were born before the start of the digital age, but health conditions that can make using devices more difficult. Those suffering from arthritis have difficulty typing on keyboards, dialing a telephone, and using a remote control. Touch screen devices like tablets are much more user friendly. They are also very visual, and settings can be customized to suit the needs of the user.
Many seniors have family spread out across the country that they would like to keep in touch with. Travel can be difficult and is often a hassle, but a great way to keep up with kids, grandkids, and even great grandkids is through Skype. It is a simple way to interact with loved ones online via video in real time. The software is free and can be downloaded to computers, tablets, and smart phones.
Want to learn something new? Take a class! There are a number of places on the North Fork to learn how to use computers and the Internet. The Riverhead Free Library offers instruction classes to teach e-mail basics, how to use Google, and even how to get to know your computer. Along with libraries, there are adult continuing education courses at local schools that can also provide lessons and workshops on computer use.
This type of technology is perfect for any age drivers. Maps are less common when traveling, and GPS allows you to type in the address of where you need to go, providing turn-by-turn directions with vocal prompts. It is important to remember to program your GPS before you hit the road so that you are not distracted while on your trip. Best Buy has some good choices to look through.
Wireless Home Monitoring
Seniors who live alone or in an assisted living facility face many risks. Wireless home monitoring devices can notify caregivers of emergencies such as a fall, or even track vitals. Certain devices with GPS wiring can also detect if a person has left their home or other areas they may normally spend time. These tools are perfect to allow your loved ones maintain their independence, but also provide help if needed. Here is an updated reprot from Consumer Reports that can help one choose the right device. Consumer Report – Home Monitor Device
A new form of technology is becoming more prominent across the nation, and is especially useful in rural areas where there are fewer healthcare providers. Telemedicine is the use of information that can be shared electronically from one site to another to help improve a patient's clinical health status. With new apps coming out, this new technology is easy to use.
Technology continues to expand and develop on a regular basis, and even those born in the digital age have to keep up with the emerging trends. The tips above are a great starting point for those who wish stay connected and in the know.
The nights are getting darker and the wind seems to be howling louder these days. That's right, Halloween is just days away! As we carve our pumpkins and don our ghoulish costumes for parties, special time needs to be set aside to truly get into the spirit of All Hallows Eve. Watch one of these classic horror films and experience a truly terrifying Halloween this year.
Notorious – 1946
Cary Grant graced the silver screen in a number of films that left his female fans swooning. His roles as the sophisticated, and very handsome, leading man landed him a role in Alfred Hitchcock's Notorious in 1946. The film, released shortly after the end of the Holocaust, is a thriller centered around the daughter of a convicted Nazi spy and the love triangle involving a government agent (Grant) and the leading member of the Nazi group in which she was sent to spy on. From espionage to poison and murder, this thrilling tale leaves viewers on edge.
The Blob – 1958
While the plot of The Blob is completely fiction, the sense of fear from watching this movie is not. The indestructible alien amoeba consumes its victims and continues to grow in size as it does so. The teenage hero of the film spends his time not trying to defeat the monster, but alerting his fellow townsmen of the danger. Many of his claims are deemed a prank, but the naysayers all learn the hard way. If you fear the blob yourself, the good news is that it is vulnerable to the cold, and the Arctic is where the human-eating creature now resides.
Cape Fear – 1962
Attorney Sam Bowden sends a felon to prison for rape, only to have the convict released eight years later with a mission of seeking his revenge. The 1962 production of Cape Fear chronicles Bowden's fight to keep his family safe from Max Cady as he continues to attack unknowing victims, stalk the family, and murder the innocent. Gregory Peck plays the leading role of the hero who triumphs in the end, but not without a psychologically thrilling fight first.
Carrie – 1976
Based on the novel by the ever-so-creepy Stephen King, Carrie is the supernatural horror film that became a household name. Starring Sissy Spacek as the tormented teenager, this movie includes a lot of supernatural happenings, tons of blood (both human and pig), and enough terrifying acts to keep you awake for weeks. The film has been remade several times, but nothing compares to Spacek's portrayal of the ill-fated Carrie.
Silence of the Lambs – 1991
Serial killer films are perfect for Halloween, but few are truly scarier than Silence of the Lambs. With Anthony Hopkins as the incarcerated cannibal, and former psychiatrist, this movie will have your mind reeling and head turning in every scene. The heroine's safety is secured at the end, but the fate of others is left unclear as cannibal Hannibal Lecter says "I am having an old friend for dinner." Be sure to have your dinner first before watching.
Many of these classics have also had their remakes, but nothing beats the original. Visit the local library to rent one this week and get ready for Halloween. You may want to have a friend over to watch these horrifying flicks as well. Happy Halloween!
Over the years Riverhead has expanded, building up and out. There's a lot to see and do on a daily basis. From shopping to farm stands, here's what you will find within a five-mile radius of Glenwood Village; an active adult community.
Fresh Fruits, Veggies, & Of Course, Pumpkins!
Anderson's Farm Stand is right on County Road 58 in Riverhead. Currently they are selling fall vegetables such as eggplant, zucchini, and squash, along with different fruits including watermelons. Of course, as with many North Fork farm stands, you will find pumpkins and gourds on bales of hay!
North Fork Wine Trail
The beginning of the growing North Fork Wine Trail is right on Sound Avenue in Riverhead. Baiting Hollow Farm Vineyard is closest to Glenwood Village, and is fun to enjoy all year round. Whether it be sampling wines in the tasting house or visiting the rescue horses, this vineyard has a lot to offer. It's the first stop heading east and the perfect place to start a day of touring the vineyards.
Family Fun & Dining
There are many attractions for families to enjoy in Riverhead. In summer Splish Splash is a great way to cool off, while the Long Island Aquarium has fun exhibitions year round. A newcomer to the scene is The All Star bowling alley and arcade. When the fun has been had for the day, families can visit the sister establishment, Smitty's All American Grill. This new eatery is right within the bowling alley, and players can enjoy a family meal before or after a few games.
Flowers & More Flowers
Fall may be here but there is still plenty of gardening to be done. There are many local shops, in addition to larger supply stores, that offer a variety of plants and tools for your horticultural needs. Farms like Garden of Eve and Homeside Florist & Greenhouses offer flowers by the bunch along with potted types like mums. Chains such as Talmage Farm Agway are also within close distance.
Big Box Stores
Our area offers a number of wonderful local businesses, but there are some things you just have to pick up from one of the big box stores. Best Buy for example has a huge selection of music and DVDs for entertainment, as well as the systems to enjoy these items. If you need large home items such as a new mattress, there is the Sleepy's full retail store and also an outlet a little further down the street.
Now that you know what's near, go shop, tour and explore these great local places in Riverhead! Want to see what else is nearby? Check out other places they suggest here (http://www.glenwoodvillage.com/suggested_websites.html). When you are in the neighborhood stop by for a home preview at Glenwood Village.
As the weather begins to cool and thermostats begin to rise, there are a few things to take into consideration to keep your family and your home safe. October 5 marks the beginning of Fire Prevention Week, and we have some simple tips to help keep you protected.
Check Your Smoke Detector Monthly
Smoke detectors are mandatory in all buildings, and for good reason. According to the U.S. Fire Administration, more than 37% of home fire deaths result from fires in which no smoke alarms are present. Typically these devices are battery operated, and will alert you when it is time to change the battery. It is still wise to check your smoke alarms monthly to ensure all of the features are working properly. Smoke alarms should be placed on every floor and outside of each bedroom. They are very affordable, making it that much easier to protect your family from a home fire.
Unplug The Unnecessary
Not making toast? Unplug the toaster oven. There are many household items that require electricity, but they don't need to take up space on the counter or continually draw energy when not in use. Items such as coffee makers, microwaves, computer chargers, lamps, and more can be left unplugged easily. In the event of a power surge, the outlets that normally house the devices may still be affected, but the items will not be damaged.
Fix Faulty Outlets Immediately
Properly secured outlets make all the difference in helping to protect your home from potential fires. Exposed wires are dangerous, especially in areas of the house where they can come into contact with water such as bathrooms or kitchens. Young children could also be harmed if they tamper with the wires. It is important to have a professional assess the outlet to ensure it is properly and safely installed.
Surge Protectors Work
There are some things that are just difficult to plug and unplug in your home, such as your home desktop computer, printer, and router, or even the family entertainment system. If you have a number of cords drawing power from one source, a surge protector is a great way to keep those items protected. Surge protectors are an affordable necessity now that homes are becoming more and more hi-tech.
Upgrade Your Electrical Service
Old wiring in your home may be causing a decrease in power, which is not only an inconvenience, but can actually damage sensitive electronics. Older homes especially need to have services upgraded to not only ensure safety, but efficiency. Companies like REVCO use a number of top rated vendors you can choose from based on your needs and budget. You can see a full list here (http://www.revco.org/electrical/).
Fires can spark from a number of things, but with proper preparedness you can help prevent damage to your home and keep your family safe.


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For the second time in a month, vandals desecrated Jewish graves in Tunisia. Unidentified individuals smashed and overturned ten grave stones in Kef, in western Tunisia, according to the Tunisia News Network.
An earlier incident in the coastal Tunisian town of Sousse left more than 68 Jewish graves ransacked and looted two weeks ago, according to the Tunisian Shems FM radio station.
The last Jew left Kef in 1984, according to Dreuz.info, a French news website. It quoted Yves Kamhi, a Jewish lawyer, as saying some human skeletons were found outside their graves.
Some 1,700 Jews live in Tunisia, according to the European Jewish Congress. They numbered 100,000 in 1948.
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The PA chose practical self interest (survival) and is backing down from its unilateral threats.
A man makes his cooking pots kosher for Passover by dipping them into boiling water, in a process called Hagala.
Israel's Government Building Becomes 'Greenest Parliament' in the World
The Prime Minister told the Cabinet the deal in the works is even worse than feared.
Don't expect Iran to sign anything before the last minute, if not afterwards, and if at all.
With "congratulations" like these, who needs a punch in the stomach?
The Iranian-backed rebels also threaten suicide bombing attacks as they approach the Saudi border.
The discovery would be a death blow the PA claims that Tel Aviv is "Palestinian" if it weren't for the fact that that Arafat was born in Egypt.
Who is Horowitz? He's Netanyahu's eyes and ears. He's very close to him, literally his personal representative everywhere…
"The US negotiating team are mainly there to speak on Iran's behalf with
other members of the 5+1 countries and convince them of a deal."
Saudi Arabia withdraws personnel from Aden. Iran calls Saudi strike a "strategic mistake."
"The tone of #US officials' background comments on #Iran talks is getting progressively more dreary, like the weather in #Lausanne," Associate Press reporter Matt Lee tweeted Saturday night. Lee is a veteran journalist who has a keen eye and ear that cuts through the double talk and dishonest smiling faces of American diplomats. If he […]
It is a long tradition in the Muslim world never to agree to anything at an agreed time.
Hamas test fired a rocket on Saturday, the rocket landed within the Gaza Strip.
Gere is a guest of Shimon Peres.
Israel was aware of the report's impending release and did not object.
More than 20 cars and buildings in a Jewish community in north London were vandalized with swastikas. The Nazi symbol was drawn on approximately 27 cars in the Osbaldeston Road area of Stoke Newington on Sunday night, The Daily Mail reported. An unnamed 32-year-old man was arrested in connection with the vandalism Tuesday. The neighborhood […]
New York State Assemblyman Dov Hikind called on the Jewish community to attend the funeral of an assassinated New York police officer. "The brave men and women of the NYPD risk their lives every day to protect us. We value them and stand with them," Hikind, a Democrat who represents Brooklyn, said in a statement […]
"Move Jew" scrawled on a Philadelphia home and slurs written on a synagogue and 10 garages in Chicago.
The Nazis nearly destroyed the 17th synagogue.
Cuba has "the largest pool of untapped baseball talent in the world, and Major League Baseball may tap and leave Cuba dry.
Someone is finally waking up.
Argentina's president Christina Fernandez has accepted an official Jewish godson for the first time in the country's history to help counter legend of death to a seventh son. She described in seven tweets her meeting with her new godson, Yair Tawil, a member of a Chabad-Lubavitch family. He was adopted as a godson under a […]
A fundraising campaign started quietly by two first graders two years ago to help find a cure for a rare genetic disease just passed the $1 million mark.
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"Battlestar Galactica." When a cable network says the 2.2 million viewers who caught the third-season debut of its Peabody-winning series is soooo much better than its second-season average , any TV columnist who knows the difference between an apple and an orange checks the stats on last season's debut . Sure enough, "Battlestar Galactica" opened with an average audience of 3.1 million viewers in July '05.
I hate hate hate hate hate the "logic" in comparing a S2 premiere in mid-July with a S3 premiere in October. It's like comparing apples to oranges and saying oranges are worse because of the color. The real (and only, in my book) way to rate how a season premiere does in relation to the entire program is to see where it was at the last new episode.
The same thing is happening with Lost; people saying it's gone down and viewers have tuned out. Well, sure, from the S2 premiere which was fresh off the Emmy win, it is down. But from the S2 finale, it was up. The ratings from the last new episode to the next one tell the tale, nothing else.
If you want to measure time slot ratings, knock your socks off. But to judge a show based on it's previous premiere (over a year ago) is ludicrous.
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