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MEHA celebrates museums, entertainment, history and art. All within easy walking distance of each other, this diverse group of venues offers an ever changing calendar of exhibitions, plays, concerts, classes and activities—all located in a thriving downtown known for its art galleries, live music and locally owned shops and restaurants.
MEHA is an initiative of The District organized in collaboration with the City of Columbia Office of Cultural Affairs and is supported, in part, by the Missouri Arts Council.
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The Laws Observatory is located on the roof of the Physics Building on the University of Missouri–Columbia campus, at the northwest corner of the intersection of Rollins and College Avenues. The Observatory is open on clear Wednesday nights with hours of viewing from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Public telescope viewing is sponsored by the Department of Physics & Astronomy of the University of Missouri-Columbia and the Central Missouri Astronomical Association, in collaboration with NASA´s Missouri Space Grant Consortium. The equipment available includes a 16–inch telescope. No reservations are necessary.
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The Missouri Theatre Center for the Arts (MTCA) is a fully restored, historic theater dedicated to local, regional and nationally-recognized visual and performing art. The 'Blind' Boone Ragtime & Early Jazz Festival, the Plowman Chamber Music Competition, the Columbia Art League, the "We Always Swing" Jazz Series and the True/False Film Festival all find a home at the Theatre. MTCA also hosts a number of youth programs as well as a young professionals group who sponsors events ranging from film nights to rooftop meet and greets.
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What is the Museum of Anthropology? A window on Native American lifeways. Tantalizing views of Missourians from thousands of years ago. Slices of Missouri's pioneer and rural history. Collections documenting cultures from across the globe. The home of the world's most comprehensive archery collection. The State of Missouri's archaeological curation facility and so much more. Guided tours of museum exhibits and other public programs are available to area schools, community organizations, and other interested groups. Additionally, the Museum provides a variety of opportunities for students to gain experience in museum methods and practices, including museum courses offered through the Department of Anthropology.
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Francis Quadrangle
University of Missouri Campus
(573) 882-3591
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The Museum of Art and Archaeology is the only accredited museum in mid-Missouri, and the 15,000 objects in its collections include a Samuel H. Kress study collection of masterpieces from the Renaissance and Baroque periods. Other highlights include European and American painting, sculpture and decorative arts; Medieval and Byzantine art; and an antiquities collection. The Cast Galley contains replicas of over 50 major works from the 4th and 5th Century B.C. and the Gallery of Contemporary and Modern Art includes pieces from Chihuly to Warhol. The Museum also hosts a number of events throughout the year, ranging from the Paintbrush Ball and the Film Series for adults to hands-on workshops and flashlight tours for the kids.
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Ellis Library
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Founded in 1898, The State Historical Society of Missouri is the preeminent research facility for the study of the Show Me State´s heritage and a leader in programming designed to share that heritage with the public. Whether through educational settings, such as the Missouri History Speakers´ Bureau and genealogy workshops, or the performing arts, such as MoHiP Theater, the Society not only brings Missouri history to the state´s citizens, but also gives Missourians the tools they need to uncover history in their own lives. The Historical Society also houses an extensive collection of art, including pieces from famed Missouri artists George Caleb Bingham and Thomas Hart Benton as well as one of the largest collections of editorial cartoons.
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Stephens College
(800) 876-7207
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The Costume Museum & Research Library, begun in 1958, has grown by donations from alumnae, friends and designers to include more than 12,000 garments and accessories dating back to 1790. Pieces include representations of ethnic wear; everyday clothes of women, men and children; and an impressive list of designer garments. Oleg Cassini and Arnold Scaasi recently contributed more than 200 garments to the collection. Among the many other designers represented are Gilbert Adrian, Bill Blass, Bonnie Cashin, Chanel, Courreges, Madame Etta, Claire McCardell, Norman Norell, Oscar de la Renta and Valentino.
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Jesse Auditorium, located at the south end of the Francis Quadrangle
University of Missouri Campus
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The University Concert Series provides world-class entertainment designed to engage, educate and entertain the Mid-Missouri community. Broadway musicals, classical, blues, comedy, children's theater, international, rock and roll and country performers all grace the stage of Jesse Auditorium. Past performers include B.B. King, Itzhak Perlman, Huey Lewis and the News, Bill Cosby, Bonnie Raitt and Mannheim Steamroller. The Concert Series is based out of Jesse Hall on the University of Missouri quadrangle so make sure your visit includes a walk through the historic columns.


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In 2010, Seth Adams worked in Ecuador with Round River Conservation Studies. He was there as part of an effort to show the locals the importance of conserving the surrounding forest and wildlife. Yet, the longer that he was there, interacting with locals like Don Manuel and Stu, the more he began to reflect on his own perspective. Could the Ecuadorians show Seth something about himself?
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Off-Campus Dining: There is a variety of different restaurants, and there are some that are right across the street of the college.
Off-Campus Dining: Definitely not a lot to choose from. Wesleyan is located more in Forsyth than in Macon proper, so unless you feel like driving a ways off, the main things available are fast food and a couple of other chains. I gave it a D+ because the prices are affordable, and the froyo place gives a student discount.
Off-Campus Dining: Wesleyan is located is a great area of Macon, GA! Within five to ten minutes walking or driving, a person can get awesome cupcakes and delicious sushi, or go to downtown Macon for some quintessentially Macon cuisine. The area has pretty much any food to quell any hungry!
Off-Campus Dining: There is everything from Subway and Firehouse Subs to an Arby's and Burger King. There are about 6 restraunts within walking distance. The only disadvantage: they don't offer student discounts.
Off-Campus Dining: No Healthy Food – There are no reastraunts of healthy dining near Wesleyan College. All the restraunts serve fried and high-calory food.
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A student's access to a variety of good food depends on whether or not she's willing to explore the nearby areas. There are a few restaurants within walking distance of campus, one of which offers a discount to Wesleyan students. Kroger is also in the same shopping center, which is wonderful, especially when someone needs to purchase groceries at the last minute. If an individual limits herself to these three resources, however, she will not experience the dining experience that Macon has to offer. Fast food, Japanese, Mexican, and American-style options are located on Zebulon Road, which is only a few minutes away from the school. When seeking a better selection, it is best to check out the restaurants downtown, even if it requires an extra 15 minutes in the car. Fine dining, Southern style, Thai, Greek delis, Vietnamese, Chinese, seafood, Italian, and much more await hungry customers. Prices vary, but any type of Asian, Greek, or Italian cuisine usually has college-friendly meals.
It is easy to find one's favorite meal, as long as an individual does not limit herself to a two-mile radius. Tom Hill Sr. Boulevard is another road with a few good food choices, but occasionally, it gets overcrowded. In regards to keeping kosher, students may be able to find something on a menu in Macon that is edible; however, the kosher section in grocery stores is the best option if she does not want to take chances.
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Herblock coined the term "McCarthyism" in this cartoon in the March 29, 1950 The Washington Post
Born | Herbert Lawrence Block October 13, 1909 Chicago, Illinois, United States |
Died | October 7, 2001 Washington, D.C., United States |
(aged 91)
Nationality | American |
Area(s) | Cartoonist |
Pseudonym(s) | Herblock |
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Herbert Lawrence Block, commonly known as Herblock (October 13, 1909 – October 7, 2001), was an American editorial cartoonist and author best known for his commentary on national domestic and foreign policy from a liberal perspective.[1]
Block was born in Chicago to a Catholic mother, Theresa Lupe Block, and a father of Jewish descent, David Julian Block, a chemist and electrical engineer. Herb was the youngest of three boys. His brother Rich became president of an industrial laundry and his brother Bill was a newspaper reporter for the Chicago Tribune and later for the Chicago Sun. Herb Block started drawing at a precocious age, began taking classes at the Art Institute of Chicago when he was eleven. He adopted the "Herblock" signature in high school. After graduating in 1927, he attended Lake Forest College for almost two years. Block moved to Cleveland in 1933 to become the staff cartoonist for Newspaper Enterprise Association, a feature syndicate that distributed his cartoons nationally. He won his first Pulitzer Prize in 1942, then spent two years in the Army doing cartoons and press releases. Upon his discharge Block was hired as the chief editorial cartoonist for The Washington Post, working there until his death 55 years later.[2] His personal assistant for 44 years was Jean Rickard, who was Executive Director of The Herb Block Foundation for its first 10 years. He never married, and, in the Post's employee index, he listed his address and place of residence as simply "The Washington Post".
While in high school and then in college he began drawing some cartoons for the Evanston News-Index, mainly for the pleasure of being published. Toward the end of his second year at Lake Forest, he took some of these published cartoons and some unpublished ones to the Chicago Daily News hoping to get a summer job. The editor who looked at them said they would get in touch if they had anything. A few days later they phoned and asked Block to come in. An editorial page cartoonist was leaving the city and they could give him a try. He started Monday and never went back to school.
When Herb Block died in October 2001, he left $50 million with instructions to create a foundation to support charitable and educational programs that help promote and sustain the causes he championed during his 72 years of cartooning. The Herb Block Foundation awarded its first grants and the annual Herblock Prize in editorial cartooning in 2004.[3] The Herb Block Foundation is committed to defending the basic freedoms guaranteed all Americans, combating all forms of discrimination and prejudice and improving the conditions of the poor and underprivileged through the creation or support of charitable and educational programs with the same goals. The Foundation is also committed to improving educational opportunities to deserving students through post-secondary education scholarships and to promoting editorial cartooning through continuing research. All efforts of the Foundation shall be in keeping with the spirit of Herblock, America's great cartoonist and his lifelong fight against abuses by the powerful.
On January 27, 2014, a new documentary, Herblock: The Black & The White, executive produced by George Stevens Jr., produced and directed by his son, Michael Stevens, and co-written by Stevens and Sara Lukinson, premiered on HBO. The documentary interviews Jon Stewart, Lewis Black, Tom Brokaw, Bob Woodward, Carl Bernstein, Jules Feiffer, Ted Koppel and Ben Bradlee as witnesses to Block's life, work and indelible contribution to American satire.
His first cartoon appeared in the Chicago Daily News on April 24, 1929. It advocated the conservation of America's forests. Herblock said that his family was conservative and that his father voted for Herbert Hoover in 1928. But with the onset of the Great Depression, he became a supporter of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal. He pointed out the dangers of Soviet aggression, the growing Nazi menace, and opposed American isolationists.[4] While he criticized Stalin and other communist figures, he also believed that the United States was overreacting to the danger of communism.
In the early 1950s, Senator Joseph McCarthy was one of his recurring targets, for whom Herblock coined the term "McCarthyism" in a particular cartoon in 1950. He won a second Pulitzer Prize in 1954.[5] The Washington Post officially endorsed Eisenhower in the 1952 presidential election. Because Herblock supported Adlai Stevenson, the Post pulled his cartoons, but restored them after a week. He always insisted on total editorial independence, regardless of whether or not his cartoons agreed with the Post's stance on political issues. He focused most of his attacks on those public figures in power, often on Republican figures but also Democrats who displeased him were not immune from criticism. As an example - despite being an ardent admirer of FDR - he found it necessary to attack the president's 1937 court-packing scheme.
During the 1950s, Herblock criticized Eisenhower mainly for insufficient action on civil rights and for not curbing the abuses of Senator McCarthy. In the following decade, he attacked the US war effort in Vietnam, causing President Johnson to drop his plans of awarding the cartoonist with a Presidential Medal of Freedom. The cartoonist would eventually be awarded this honor by Bill Clinton in 1994.
Some of Herblock's finest cartoons were those attacking the Nixon Administration during the Watergate Scandal, winning him his third Pulitzer Prize in 1979. Nixon canceled his subscription to the Post after Herblock drew him crawling out of an open sewer in 1954. He had once used the same motif for Senator McCarthy.[6] He also ended up on the president's infamous enemies list. In the 1980s and 1990s, he satirized and criticized Presidents Reagan, George H. W. Bush, and Clinton in addition to taking on the issues of the day: Gun control; abortion; the influence of fundamentalist Christian groups on public policy; and the Dot Com bubble. The tobacco industry was a favorite target of Herblock, who had smoked at one time. He gave it up and had criticized cigarette companies even before that.
Stating that he never got tired of his work, Herblock continued as the 21st century began by lampooning newly elected president George W. Bush. He died on October 7, 2001 after a protracted bout of pneumonia six days short of what would have been his 92nd birthday. His final cartoon appeared in The Washington Post on August 26.
During the course of a career stretching into nine decades, he won three Pulitzer Prizes for editorial cartooning (1942, 1954, 1979), shared a fourth Pulitzer Prize in 1973 for Public Service on Watergate, the Presidential Medal of Freedom (1994), the National Cartoonist Society Editorial Cartoon Award in 1957 and 1960, the Reuben Award in 1956, and the Gold Key Award (the National Cartoonists Society Hall of Fame) in 1979.
In 1966, he designed the U.S. postage stamp commemorating the 175th anniversary of the Bill of Rights. In 1986, Block received the Elijah Parish Lovejoy Award as well as an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Colby College. In 1999 he received an honorary Doctor of Arts degree from Harvard University.
In 2008 Herblock's work was the subject of exhibitions entitled Herblock's Presidents at the Smithsonian Institution's National Portrait Gallery (United States),[7] and Herblock's History at the Library of Congress.[8] In late 2009 and early 2010, the Library of Congress showcased a new exhibition called Herblock![9] This exhibition included cartoons that represented Block's ability to wield his pen effectively and artfully. He used it to condemn corruption and expose injustice, inequality, and immorality. His topics included the Great Depression; the rise of fascism and World War II; communism and the Cold War; Senator Joseph McCarthy; race relations; Richard Nixon; the Reagan era; the 2000 election and more.
Books of collected cartoons by Herbert Block[edit]
- Block, Herbert. Herblock: The Life and Works of the Great Political Cartoonist ed. by Harry Katz (W. W. Norton, 2009), 304pp; prints more than two hundred fifty cartoons in the text; comes with a DVD containing more than 18,000 Herblock cartoons
- Herblock's history: political cartoons from the crash to the millennium. Library of Congress, 2000.
- Herblock: a cartoonist's life. Maxwell Macmillan International, 1993.
- Herblock at large: "Let's go back a little ..." and other cartoons with commentary Pantheon Books, 1987.
- Herblock through the looking glass Norton, 1984.
- Herblock on all fronts: text and cartoons New American Library, 1980
- Herblock special report Norton, 1974
- Herblock's state of the Union. Simon and Schuster, (1972)
- The Herblock gallery. Simon and Schuster, (1968)
- Straight Herblock. Simon and Schuster (1964)
- Herblock's special for today. Simon and Schuster, (1958).
- Herblock's here and now. Simon and Schuster, (1955).
- The Herblock book (1952)
- Herblock looks at Communism [1950?]
- ^ Harvey, "Herblock" (2004)
- ^ Harvey, "Herblock" (2004)
- ^ Pat Bagley Wins 2009 Herblock Prize, February 18, 2009.
- ^ Harvey, "Herblock" (2004)
- ^ Harvey, "Herblock" (2004)
- ^ Harvey, "Herblock" (2004)
- ^ Herblock's Presidents exhibition at the Smithsonian Institution's National Portrait Gallery (United States)
- ^ Library of Congress online exhibition - Herblock's History
- ^ Library of Congress online exhibition - Herblock!
Further reading[edit]
- Robert C. Harvey. "Herblock" in American National Biography Online April 2004 Update online
- Haynes Johnson and Harry Katz, "Herblock: The Life And Work Of The Great Political Cartoonist" (2009)
External links[edit]
- Many of Herblock's works can be found at the Library of Congress.
- Enduring Outrage: Editorial Cartoons by Herblock (online exhibition from the Library of Congress)
- Herblock! (online exhibition from the Library of Congress)
- Herblock's History (online exhibition from the Library of Congress)
- Booknotes interview with Herblock on Herblock: A Cartoonist's Life, November 14, 1993.
- The Herb Block Foundation
- Herblock obituary, The New York Times


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Things look quiet here. But I've been doing a lot of blogging at dan.langille.org because I prefer WordPress now. Not all my posts there are FreeBSD related. I am in the midst of migrating The FreeBSD Diary over to WordPress (and you can read about that here). Once the migration is completed, I'll move the FreeBSD posts into the new FreeBSD Diary website.
NOTE: IP Filter 3.3.4 has been released. I recommend you use that version instead.
Remember, I have the entire ports tree installed. If you use the port, you may be able to skip to Configuration. Please note that I have not installed IP Filter from the ports, so I'm not sure the following notes will work or not.
The main webpage for IP Filter is http://coombs.anu.edu.au/~avalon/. And one of the best how-to guides for IP Filter is at http://www.obfuscation.org/ipf/.
I obtained the tar ball from ftp://coombs.anu.edu.au/pub/net/ip-filter/. I issued the following commands:
cd /usr/ports/net fetch ftp://coombs.anu.edu.au/pub/net/ip-filter/ip_fil3.3.3.tar.gz tar xvfz ip_fil3.3.3.tar.gz
To compile ipf 3.3.3, follow the instructions included with the tarball. Here's what they look like:
# cd /usr/ports/net/ip_fil3.3.3/ # more FreeBSD-3/INST.FreeBSD-3 To build a kernel with the IP filter, follow these steps: 1. do "make freebsd3" 2. do "make install-bsd" (probably has to be done as root) 3. run "FreeBSD-3/kinstall" as root 4. build a new kernel 5. install the new kernel 6. If not using DEVFS, create devices for IP Filter as follows: mknod /dev/ipl c 79 0 mknod /dev/ipnat c 79 1 mknod /dev/ipstate c 79 2 mknod /dev/ipauth c 79 3 7. reboot Darren Reed firstname.lastname@example.com
I did not do step 6.
Remember to add kernel support for ipnat before recompiling.
For step 4, see the Configuring the FreeBSD Kernel section in the FreeBSD handbook. Pay special attention to the section on Building and Installing a Custom Kernel.
I store my ipnat rules in /etc/ipnat.conf and my ipf rules in /etc/ipf.conf.
To ensure these rules are invoked at startup, I have the following files in /usr/local/etc/rc.d:
# more 000.ipf.sh #!/bin/sh ipf -f /etc/ipf.conf # more 010.ipnat.sh #!/bin/sh ipnat -f /etc/ipnat.conf
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Sunday, April 29, 2012
White Sox 4 Red Sox 1: Back To Mediocrity
Rejoice! The five-game losing streak is over! The White Sox have returned to the land of mediocre with a 4-1 win against the Red Sox to salvage one win in a four-game series and get back to 11-11 on the year.
And while 11-11 isn't exactly anything to be excited about, it sure as hell beats last April when the Sox went 10-18 in the first month of the season.
Why, I won't even mention how the White Sox ended a five-game losing streak on May 1st last season, after losing the first three games of a four-game set against Baltimore at home last season, only to lose the next three games.
Nope, I won't mention that at all!
We're just going to focus on today's game, and the performance from Gavin Floyd. I think it's fairly easy to proclaim this was Gavin's best start of the year, as he flirted with perfection for 5 innings and an no-hitter through 6. In the end he went 6.2 innings, allowed only 3 hits, a run and a walk while striking out 9.
He also got all the run support he needed in the first inning, when Alejandro De Aza singled, went to second on a sacrifice, scored on a Rios single and then Adam Dunn ended the life of an innocent baseball with one mighty swing.
What was most interesting about this game, though, was the end. Not because there was any suspense, but because with a 4-1 lead going to the bottom of the ninth, it was Matt Thornton on the mound to close things out.
It was a save situation, but not for Hector Santiago.
After Santiago blew his second save last week, Robin Ventura said that he was still the team's closer. I guess he just wasn't the closer today.
And even if it was only because Robin was worried about putting Hector out there against Adrian Gonzalez and David Ortiz, if you can't trust somebody to get those two out -- a lefthander at that -- in that situation, then I'm not sure how you can consider him your closer.
Robin said after the game that he was "comfortable" with Matt's "body of work" against those guys.
Whatever the reasoning, it appears this is a storyline that won't be going away anytime soon.
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With the Olympics over, Vladimir Putin has Russia on the march. Former Ukraine president Viktor Yanukovych has surfaced in Russia, where he has been given asylum. In Crimea–a part of Ukraine–armed men have seized the Parliament building and hoisted the Russian flag: The buildings of the Crimean Council of Ministers and the Crimean parliament were seized by an unknown group of 120 armed men at around 4 a.m., according to »
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State Department official Victoria Nuland famously was caught on tape saying "F*** the EU." The comment pertained to Ukraine. Apparently, it was prompted by concerns that the EU might not sign on to a deal the Obama administration favored that called for power-sharing between the pro-Russia government and the opposition, along with the exclusion of opposition leader Vitali Klitschko. The final chapters of the current Ukraine saga have not necessarily »
A ring of fire in Kiev
The New York Times reports that the antigovernment protests in Kiev culminated dramatically last night in a ring of fire around their encampment in Independence Square. Here is the top of the story filed by Andrew Higgins and Andrew Kramer from the scene: With hundreds of riot police officers advancing from all sides after a day of deadly mayhem here in the Ukrainian capital, antigovernment protesters mounted a final desperate »
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Lucianne identifies the pic of the week, live from Sochi via Olympic bobsledder Johnny Quinn's Twitter account (New York Daily News story here). Quotable quote: "With no phone to call for help, I used my bobsled push training to break out." »
The short ride from "Soft Power" to No Power
It requires little discussion to show that the U.N. approved resolution on chemical weapons in Syria is a joke. As Brett Schaefer and Baker Spring point out, the resolution is toothless because it fails to establish a direct enforcement mechanism for assuring the complete application of Chemical Weapons Convention requirements in Syria. The resolution provides that in the event of non-compliance with its terms, the Security Council will impose undefined »
Maybe Greenpeace Should Try Somalia?
Update: When last we checked in on the seafaring antics of Greenpeace, we found that they weren't faring so well up in Russian waters. The no-nonsense Russians said they were ready to open fire on Greenpeace ships that interfered with their Arctic energy projects. Better than firing on a Greenpeace ship? Arresting and charging them with piracy. From the Wall Street Journal today: MOSCOW—Russia has opened a piracy case against »
The more Iran pretends to change, the more it stays the same
Yesterday, as Scott notes, Iranian president Hassan Rouhani placed an op-ed in the Washington Post wherein he explains "why Iran seeks constructive engagement." Rouhani's punditry follows on the heels of Vladimir Putin's, which appeared in the New York Times. I'll take Putin's effort (or that of his PR firm) over Rouhani's any day. Snark always makes for better reading than saccharine. But Iran's interests — buying time so it can »


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Germany has recognized same-sex civil unions since 2001, but there are still certain rights that they do not share with heterosexual married couples. In August the Federal Constitutional Court ruled that same-sex couples in a civil union [JURIST report] should receive the same tax benefits as heterosexual married couples with regard to land transfer tax, further noting that the decision should apply retroactively. That ruling came during the same month that 13 members of the country's ruling Christian Democratic Union (CDU) [party website, in German] called for same-sex couples to be granted joint-filing tax benefits. In August 2010 the land transfer tax was amended to allow the same benefits [JURIST report] as heterosexual couples for same-sex couples in case of a divorce. In June of the same year an administrative court in Berlin held [JURIST report] that a same-sex marriage performed abroad must be recognized in a registered partnership in Germany.
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Thanks in large part to a high number of levels, Flow Free is an entertaining connect-the-dots game. Unlike similar games, you won't be able to blast through the levels too quickly, either, which adds more depth to an already deep game.
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This campfire dessert is a take on chocolate-covered bananas and roasted marshmallows. Charred bread adds a crunchy component.
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For the Chocolate Fondue
- 8 ounces bittersweet chocolate, chopped (1 1/2 cups)
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 3 tablespoons bourbon (optional)
For the Skewers
- 2 rolls Skillet Bread, cut into 1 1/2-inch cubes
- 4 ripe but firm bananas, cut into 1 1/2-inch-thick pieces
- 1 bag (10 ounces) marshmallows
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Make the chocolate fondue: Place chocolate in a heatproof bowl. Bring cream to a simmer in a medium saucepan set over a campfire or on a medium-high grill; pour over chocolate. Let stand for 5 minutes. Whisk until smooth. Whisk in bourbon.
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Make the skewers: Thread bread, bananas, and marshmallows onto 8 skewers. Toast over campfire. Serve with chocolate fondue for dipping.


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Holt: Body image isn't everything
When I was a preteen and teen, there was no "thinspo" or "fitspo." There was no Facebook. No one had cellphones. Thank God for that. Most of my ideas about female body image came from magazines. First it was YM and Seventeen, then I "graduated" to Glamour and Cosmopolitan.By: Meredith Holt, INFORUM
When I was a preteen and teen, there was no "thinspo" or "fitspo." There was no Facebook. No one had cellphones. Thank God for that.
Most of my ideas about female body image came from magazines. First it was YM and Seventeen, then I "graduated" to Glamour and Cosmopolitan.
I grew up in a one-TV household with four or five channels. No MTV. Limited access to video vixens and others I might aspire to look like.
I don't remember what she said about them, but I know my mom mentioned the models on at least one occasion. I reassured her that they had no effect on me. I was wrong.
My body size was fairly normal until about my senior year of high school, but I established patterns of negative self-talk early on.
"You're fat." "You're ugly." "You're gross." I even wrote out some of those vile thoughts in journals.
I lay awake at night thinking about everything I'd change. Hair: Smoother and straighter. Eyes: Bigger. Longer, darker eyelashes. Skin: Clear and tan.
If I could pick a "perfect" body off a shelf, it'd be a svelte, toned and tight size 6 (or smaller). Even when I did reach a size 6, then a 4 and a 2, I thought my thighs were too big (ha!).
I remember being shocked and surprised when a salesgirl at Wet Seal suggested I go a size down when I was trying on pants. I had a "Who am I?" moment looking in the mirror, as I did at the opposite end of the spectrum.
I'm by no means shallow, and I don't judge others for their looks or size, but it's ridiculous how much time I spent thinking about my own looks and size, especially during my formative years.
Most teenage girls have hangups about their bodies, as do teenage boys, and grown men and women. This is nothing new.
Whether we have issues with weight or not, we all have things we don't like about our appearance. We're human, and we're imperfect.
The images we see depicting beauty are illusions, or enhanced versions of a very small percentage of the general population.
All we can do is strive to look and feel our best, and realize our bodies only represent part of who we are – the packages we happen to come in.
I've tried to use my weight-loss journey as an opportunity to change how I view my body. Fitness has helped me think of it in terms of function.
I may have flabby arms, but they can move furniture up three flights of stairs. My legs may be thick, but they can lift over 300 pounds at the gym.
Besides, even if I did look like my "ideal," formed back in the mid-'90s, would I really be happy? Would I really be satisfied? I think not.
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David G. Decampli, MS, Chair, Orefield
Sandra Jarva Weiss, JD, Vice Chair, Haverford
Scott A. Baker, MBA, Secretary, Schnecksville
Laurie K. Stewart, Treasurer, Center Valley
Alvaro Diaz, Allentown
Patrick J. Brennan, MD, Havertown
Robert E. Gadomski, MS, Bethlehem
F. Mark Gumz, Bethlehem
Elsbeth G. Haymon, M.Ed, Allentown
Katherine (Kassie) Hilgert, BS, Bethlehem
John Kristel, MBA, MPT, President & CEO, Allentown
Gerald A. Nau, BA, Reading
Rosalin Petrucci, New Jersey
Gary Schmidt, Orefield
Karen Senft, MD, Allentown
Donald W. Snyder, Esq., Orefield
The Rev. David R. Strobel, M.Div, Bowers
Daniel J. Wilson, PhD., Allentown
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John V. Cooney, MS, Allentown
Nelvin L. Vos, Ph.D, Maxatawny
The Rev. Dr. Harold S. Weiss, M.Div., Allentown
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John Kristel, MBA, MPT, Chair, Allentown
Samuel Miranda, Jr., MS, RN, NEA-BC, Vice Chair, Allentown
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A former tweedmill sensitively restored and converted to an hotel some twenty years ago with some exposed stone walls and heavy beams but with a light and contemporary feel. Situated alongside the Gynack Burn in over 4 acres of woodland - red squirrels and roe deer are frequent visitors. A peaceful and relaxed atmosphere complemented by friendly and attentive service from the owners and staff. Our highly acclaimed restaurant provides the finest food using best quality ingredients, local sourced wherever possible. Comfortable well equipped bedrooms and a choice of lounges with a good supply of books and magazines. Enjoy a quiet drink on the delightful garden terrace.
Our restaurant is open for dinner every evening from 7 until around 8.30 p.m. We offer a 3 course menu with choices at £55 or a 6 course tasting menu -£58 with optional wine matching at £25. Also open for lunches and afternoon teas to enjoy in the restaurant or on the terrace - weather permitting !! Booking required.
Our Restaurant has been awarded AA Two Red Rosettes, Eat Scotland Silver Award and appears in The Good Food Guide and Michelin Guide for 2014. Also awarded AA 5 Star Restaurant with Rooms.
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From the traffic lights in the centre of Kingussie turn uphill along Ardbroilach Road. The Cross is 300 metres on left.
Train :From the station entrance go straight ahead along Ruthven Road to the main street then turn right to the traffic lights and left up Ardbroilach Road. The Cross is 300 metres on the left.
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Ratings: 62 | Reviews: 62
Reviews by 4thoseabout2bock:
3.7/5 rDev -9.1%
quality: 4 | service: 3 | selection: 4 | $$
Liquor Stop is a small place that looks like it was once a Del Taco.
Beers along left wall with scantily clad women in macrobeer ads looming above. Not a huge selection, but they do stock a decent supply of both Bells and Stone which we can't get across the border. This would be the main reason to stop here.
Bells selection on this visit included about 8 varieties, including some sixes of Hell Hath no Fury, consecrator, double cream stout, and christmas white.
Stone selection included bastard, double bastard, and 6-6-6. Owner said the oak aged AB sold out in a day so don't expect to see that.
Other highlights:
GOOSE Imperial IPA and Bourbon County Stout for only 16.99 a four pack!
Jefferson Reserve/ Bluegrass Bourbon Barrel Stout
They also had some Dark Horse and Arcadia (but unfortunately nothing from the big beers or reserve series)
and the other beers I had not heard of were Thirsty Dog, Barley Island and Upland.
Good Great Divide/Avery selection
12-18-2006 23:41:18 | More by 4thoseabout2bock
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4.61/5 rDev +13.3%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4 | service: 5 | selection: 5 | $$
This is my go-to to get craft beer considering its a stone throw from my house. There selection is getting more and more diverse. I was surprised I saw a lot of Great Divide and even some from The Bruery. But they do have a great selection, especially if you want some 3 Floyds they are a guarantee to have some: cold or warm.
02-09-2013 20:22:49 | More by mvdillman
3.78/5 rDev -7.1%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 3.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | $$$
I have stopped here a few times – both on my way up to Traverse City for vacation, and on my way to Three Floyds. The atmosphere is what you'd expect for a smaller family run liquor store. The quality of the store needs a bit of improvement. It is a bit rundown inside and is hot as hell which is not reassuring. The service for the times I have been there was relatively good. They had just got some Blushing Monk in a while back and let me know about it (it was behind the counter) and let me know of other random oddities. The selection is a hell of a lot better than the Discount Liquors a few minutes away, though over the past few years I have stopped in, they definitely do not have as much "rare" stuff that they used to have (I may attribute this in part to the fact that many more people are into craft beer now and pick up all the "rare" stuff that would have stayed on the shelves a few years ago). While the selection is good, the most disturbing thing was I saw year old Arctic Panzer Wolf on their shelves – the graphic of the Viking woman (not the wolf). This is disturbing for two reasons: first of all, it is a year old DIPA they are still trying to sell for $11 dollars; second of all, they are located less than ten minutes from Three Floyds and they are trying to pull this stunt. Sad. The value was good, though a hint pricier than stores I am accustomed to frequenting in Illinois. Overall I will still probably stop here if I am in town (though I admit I didn't go here yesterday when I went to pick up some Zombie Dust), but this store can use some improvement.
09-11-2011 01:05:26 | More by SpdKilz
3.44/5 rDev -15.5%
vibe: 3 | quality: 3.5 | service: 3 | selection: 4 | $$$
This is a decent little shop-- lightyears ahead of either Delocke's Discount Liquor stores... At least, that's what I would have said last year.... There used be a never-ending supply of the best of the Smokestack beers from Boulevard... Now those have all dried up-- you can't find Saison Brett, BBQ, or Rye on Rye any longer and it makes me a sad panda.
Otherwise, the selection is about the same as the Delocke's in Munster only it is smaller here. The store is also very warm inside, well above normal room temp, which I see as a negative.
The employees don't seem to care about beer too much except that it is an item they sell for profit. If asked "do have any (insert limited beer name here)?" the reply is almost always a generic, "it's all gone but we should get more next week..." It never comes though of course.
If you're coming from out of state, it isn't a bad store to hit up, but don't expect too many gems. The proximity to FFF (about 10 min away) is the best feature of this store.
Please don't get me wrong here, this isn't a terrible place to stop, but it is far from the best in the area.
08-25-2011 14:45:45 | More by AleWatcher
3.86/5 rDev -5.2%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4 | service: 4.5 | selection: 3 | $$
Stopped by here while in town for Dark Lord Day. They had a decent selection including bottles from Three Floyds (that were guaranteed fresh), Upland (including a couple Lambics by the register), Crooked Tree, etc. Be sure to check the case by the counter for some rarer offerings, I picked up a Hair of the Dog Adam and there were some Upland Lambics in there too. This was one of the more productive beers stops while in town as I was able to get most of the three floyds stuff I was looking before Dark Lord Day. Definitely worth the short drive if you are visiting Three Floyds.
05-09-2011 14:33:25 | More by bunny3
4.5/5 rDev +10.6%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 5 | selection: 4 | $$
This was just one of our beer runs while in the area for Dark Lord Day '11. It is a medium size store just down the street from 3 Floyd's and it had a decent selection of locals (particularly Three Floyds, Chicago locals, Flossmoor, etc...). Had questions about how fresh some of the 3F selections and were quickly informed that the beers were extremely fresh (delivered in 3-4 days of our arrival). The owner and his wife were very helpful and friendly. Not the largest selection that we saw in the area but a solid one at that, with exceptional service!
05-04-2011 13:11:47 | More by given2flybrewing
3.9/5 rDev -4.2%
vibe: 3 | quality: 4.5 | service: 3 | selection: 4.5 | $$
We stopped by this store on our way up to Chicago. It was a pleasant surprise. It doesn't look like much from the outside but their selection was very good and pretty inexpensive. They had FFF bombers for only $9.99 and a wide array of six packs and bombers. They also had a moderate amount of craft bombers in the cooler windows as well as in a small sliding door cooler. Their prices were around 50 cents cheaper than most other places, at least in Indy. The one thing I noticed was that they had a single bottle of Upland's Peach Lambic behind glass for $35. Are you kidding me? The most I've seen it for otherwise was $23. That's an insane markup! Otherwise, this store is a decent stop and probably has the best selection in the area.
03-13-2011 18:02:17 | More by aasher
4/5 rDev -1.7%
quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | $$
Probably the most visited beer store in Indy due to its proximity to Three Floyds, I had the opportunity to stop one late afternoon. Many Three Floyds offerings were there which was a plus, but it seemed there were quite a few beers from smaller breweries missing.... something I always look for in traveling. This also effected their singles selection, as those beers were not there in the first place. Prices were reasonable and the quality of the beers were consistent with a good beer store if not a little better. I will stop here again if in the area, but it seems I can get a more broad selection elsewhere in Chicago or Indy.
01-13-2011 17:41:54 | More by MilwaukeeCrusher
5/5 rDev +22.9%
quality: 5 | service: 5 | selection: 5 | $$
This place has beer from Three Floyds that Three Floyds doesn't even have. Just picked up a bottle of Brian Boru on my way home after hoping to sample it at Three Floyds last weekend but was dissapointed they no longer carried it. I'm kind of new to this whole beer tasting thing seeing how i'm only 22 but i can see this place being my Disneyland based on how pathetic other liquor stores in the area are. So in closing if you like good beer then i totally reccomend this place. It makes it even better that I can get a good steak right next door at Texas Corral
04-01-2010 18:03:08 | More by sportscrazed2
4.7/5 rDev +15.5%
quality: 5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4.5 | $$
Definitely the best craft beer liquor store in nwi. As soon as you walk in, there is an entire aisle dedicated solely to craft beers. They also have some bombers cold in the back cooler. Every new Three Floyd's brew will be here for sure, as well as Stone, Bells, Founders, etc. The staff is knowledgeable and seem to enjoy what they do. The Indian dude will help with any tough decisions, especially if you know what style you like, and he knows the newer bottles that they might not have had the last time you were there. The bottles all look new and have yet to come across any dust on a bottle. If you're looking for a quality craft beer store in NWI, look no further. Also, it is conveniently located on route 41, dangerously close to the Three Floyd's Brewpub, might as well stop in to both. Ha. Cheers!
03-21-2010 22:41:20 | More by antoines15
Liquor Stop in Highland, IN
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