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Omaha-area real estate and banking experts expect complications with getting a house loan to slow down the housing market if the federal shutdown drags on. But for now, they say, there's been minimal disruption as adjustments are being made to get around mortgage-related hurdles.
"We've been given guidance on how we can continue to move forward with our loans, and I think lenders in general are doing that," said Kelley Harwood, vice president of home mortgages for First National Bank of Omaha. "We're not hearing of big disruptions."
Realtors who help consumers buy and sell homes are anxious about future fallout, but so far have reported no major problems, said Deda Myhre, president of the Omaha Area Board of Realtors.
"We still have homes going on the market. We still have homes going pending. Agents are still going about their business as if everything is typical," said Myhre, also with CBSHome Real Estate.
One government lender that indeed has halted loan activity is the Department of Agriculture. No new Rural Development loans or guarantees are being issued, and that generally has affected Nebraska communities with populations of less than 20,000, said Janet Tinney of Lincoln Federal Savings Bank, the president of the Nebraska Mortgage Association.
The USDA has cautioned that a shutdown beyond two weeks — the shutdown is in its second week — would have an "immense adverse impact on the rural economy" and set back construction starts.
Mortgages handled by giant government-backed companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which account for about two of every three home mortgage originations, should not be affected as their operations are funded by fees charged to lenders.
"So for those looking into conventional financing, you have nothing to worry about," Tasha Moss of Omaha Real Estate Group tells people on her video blog.
Moss said the bigger uncertainty stands with approvals by the Federal Housing Administration, which endorses about 15 percent of the single-family mortgage market. Although some processing is handled through websites still up and running, the FHA is functioning with a severely slashed crew and its contingency plan said to expect delays.
Moss expects the FHA pipeline to be "just fine as long as this does not last for an extended period of time."
The inability to obtain records from the shuttered Social Security Administration and the Internal Revenue Service presented a major threat early on. Many lenders require tax transcripts and confirmation of Social Security numbers as part of the course of closing a deal.
Harwood said, however, that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have relaxed those requirements. For now, many lenders are accepting tax returns and pay stubs to close on loans.
Guy Cecala, publisher of Inside Mortgage Finance, said that fear of further processing delays or other fallout of the federal shutdown is perhaps the greater threat to the fragile housing recovery.
"We've already seen that higher interest rates spooked homebuyers," Cecala said. "So the housing market really doesn't want to see any more bad news."
He said a failure to raise the U.S. debt limit could result in an overnight hike in interest rates. "There is no question that would be negative."


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For more than three decades, Emilio Estefan Jr. has amassed producing credits for a Who's Who of Latino singers: Shakira, Ricky Martin, and Gloria Estefan, his wife of 33 years. But in 2009 Estefan readily stepped into the spotlight himself to cochair a congressional commission charged with developing a "plan of action" for a museum celebrating the achievements of Latinos in America. Last May the commission recommended the Smithsonian American Latino Museum be established on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The Cuban-born Estefan was 15 when he immigrated to Miami. He formed his first band, the Miami Latin Boys, in 1974, which later became the Miami Sound Machine. Estefan hopes the new museum will inspire young American Latinos. "They're going to see that their dreams can come true in this country."
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Tara & Common Sense Prepping! on American Preppers Radio! Mondays *9:00pm/Est *8:00pm/Ct *7:00pm/Mt *6:00pm/Pt Live Listen and Chat go to: http://prepperbroadcasting.com/listen-chat/ Survivor Jane will be the featured guest on the next episode of Common Sense Prepping on the Prepper Broadcasting Network. The female preparedness phenom is the author of the viral Twitter hashtag – Preppertalk. She is currently involved with a special NatGeo project related to the new season of Doomsday Preppers, and is finishing work on her first book. Survivor Jane was just your typical career woman going about her daily life, until everything about her entire life perspective was altered during an attempted robbery. The old saying "the straw that broke the camel's back" may be a cliché, but it accurately describes the scenario that prompted Jane to begin focusing on a more self-reliant existence. Tags: American Preppers Radio, Prepper Broadcasting, Rick Austin, Garden, Survival
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As we continue to launch GetRealLive support of the International Day of the Girl through '#grlPower - TURN UP THE VOLUME' today we get the opportunity to speak to Jane Kennedy who is the founder of 'A Girl & Her World'. Jane fell in love with the Pacific Islands during a 3 year stint in Fiji with her family, where she worked with the Fiji Red Cross Society. She found the sunsets breathtaking, the mangoes unbelievable and the people generous and warm. She was amazed by their ability to smile in the face of adversity and bounce back from hardship. 'a Girl & her world' was born when a friend in Fiji needed help getting her daughter to high school, the rest is history. Jane believes that where you are born or who you were born to, should not determine your opportunity to flourish in life! She is committed to making a difference in the lives of girls and their families in the Pacific islands and learns so much from walking alongside them. Jane has a background in Health and (in her day job) currently manages programs in the Pacific for a Relief and Development agency. Tune in and listen as Jane brings her front line experience to the GetRealLive audience. This show promises to be inspiring and motivating!
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So begins the story of Mr Joe: Tales From A Haunted Life (Bettie Youngs Books, September 2013) co-authored by siblings Joseph Barnett and Jane Congdon, the author of It Started with Dracula: The Count, My Mother, and Me. Joseph Barnett's introduction to ghosts began as a child a few days after his beloved grandfather passed. As he was combing his hair in the bathroom mirror his Grandpop suddenly appeared. Every family has its secrets and Joseph Barnett's is no exception.It has been documented that the decision to consciously conceal secrets thought to be shameful can affect individuals and families for generations. Often identities are shaped by experiencing or learning something shockingly new. The child of an alcoholic mother and a distant dad and Joe coped with a boyhood of dread and broken promises by hiding and running away. Ghosts are a metaphor for Joseph Barnetts troubled life. As an adult, Joseph Barnett didn't give much thought to the departed until he became a school custodian in a midlife career change. Joe had no idea that his first assignment, working nights in a kindergarten school, would give new meaning to the term "graveyard shift." Mr Joe: Tales From A Haunted Life is much more than a ghost story. With haunting themes such as family secrets that need to be shared, personal journeys that need to be explored, illness, poverty, and the ability to re-frame one's life with self-understanding and self-love, its a beautiful story of redemption that deserves retelling. The book will haunt you long after it's finished.
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Students from the School of Earth and Climate Sciences joined groups of geology students from the New England region for the New England Intercollegiate Geological Congress (NEIGC) in the Katahdin, Maine, region from October 11-13. NEIGC was established in 1901 for the sole purpose of presenting field trips in areas of current geologic work throughout the region.
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The Mineralogical Society of America (MSA) announced that Ed Grew has been elected to serve a two-year term on the MSA Council. Together with the officers, the six-membered Council serves as the governing board of MSA, a scientific society founded in 1919 for the advancement of mineralogy, crystallography, geochemistry and petrology, and applications for mineralogy in other sciences and industry.
A member of the Society since 1971 and elevated to Fellow in 1980, Ed previously chaired the MSA Committee on External Medals and Awards (1986), and edited MSA Reviews in Mineralogy volumes on boron (1996) and beryllium (2002). He also served as associate editor of the MSA's flagship journal American Mineralogist from 2005 to 2010.
Ph.D. student Deborah Shulman was recently named a Susan J. Hunter Teaching Fellow by the UMaine Graduate School. She will teach ERS330, Mineralogy, in Spring 2014. Deb will be the instructor of record for the upper level course, with mentorship from faculty within the School. The Fellowship program requires that the faculty member who would otherwise teach the course replace it on his or her teaching schedule with a graduate level course. Chris Gerbi, the regular Mineralogy instructor, will teach a course in Spring 2014 entitled College Teaching in the Natural Sciences. It is designed primarily for Ph.D. students who plan to make teaching part of their career.
As reported on the UMaine website, Ed Grew collaborated in the process of describing, classifying, and reporting a new boron nitride mineral. More details are also available in a story from the University of California, Riverside, the home of the lead investigators in the study.
Ed Grew, who has a history of discovering minerals throughout the world, was invited to collaborate with an international team of scientists in the finding and classifying of a new boron mineral.
Geologists at the University of California, Riverside discovered a cubic boron nitride mineral in the southern Tibetan mountains of China. The mineral, named "qingsongite," was discovered in 2009 and was officially approved this month by the International Mineralogical Association, according to a UC Riverside press release. Ed joined UC Riverside geologists, Larissa Dobrzhinetskaya and Harry Green, as well as scientists at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California and institutions in China and Germany in reporting the discovery.
Because of his research on boron minerals and evolution of boron minerals, Ed became interested in the research after reading about the discovery in a journal article. He urged Dobrzhinetskaya to apply for official recognition of the mineral.
School of Earth an Climate Sciences members Ed Grew and Marty Yates are part of a collaborative team that recently was awarded funding from the Carnegie Institute of Washington for a project entitled Isua Tourmaline: A window to Boron Concentrations in the Eoarchean?
Grew is leading the project, which follows up on recent work in collaboration with Robert Hazen of the Carnegie Institute of Washington.
A more complete description of the work is at http://umaine.edu/news/blog/2013/06/24/in-the-beginning/; a summary of the project follows:
Scientists have proposed that boron played an essential role in the stabilization of prebiotic organic compounds critical to the formation of life on the early Earth 4 billion years ago. Their proposal assumes that boron concentrations in the Earth's oceans and crust 4 billion years ago were comparable to concentrations today, but this assumption remains to be demonstrated. The objective of the research, which is funded by the Carnegie Institution of Washington, is to estimate what boron concentrations might have been so early in Earth history. Collaborators Edward Grew (University of Maine), Martin Yates (University of Maine), Robert Dymek (Washington University in Saint Louis), Simon Harley (University of Edinburgh, Scotland) and Robert Hazen (Carnegie Institution of Washington) will analyze tourmaline from the Isua complex (West Greenland), the oldest tourmaline reported (3.7-3.8 billion years) for the two isotopes of boron, which would give the boron isotope composition of the ocean 3.7-3.8 billion years ago, not long after the critical period in the origin of life. Using a model developed by French geochemists relating sea-water boron isotope composition to the proportion of boron extracted from Earth's mantle into the oceans and crust, we will try to determine whether concentrations of boron present on the early Earth were sufficient to play a critical role in the origin of life.
Each year, the School of Earth and Climate Sciences awards a cash prize to the master's and Ph.D. students who give the best presentations in the School's spring Brown Bag seminar. This year, the award for the best presentation by a Ph.D. student goes to Sam Roy, and the award for the best presentation by a M.S. student goes to Agnes Taylor.
Along with his co-authors Philip Conkling, Richard Alley, and Wallace Broecker, George Denton has received this year's Phi Beta Kappa Book Award in Science for The Fate of Greenland: Lessons from Abrupt Climate Change (The MIT Press, 2011). The book focuses on the role of Greenland in recording climate history and how changes to its ice cap can be potentially abrupt, dramatically affecting sea levels.
As noted in the Phi Beta Kappa citation, "This award is offered for outstanding contributions by scientists to the literature of science. Its purpose is to encourage literate and scholarly interpretations of the physical and biological sciences and mathematics."
A new article highlights innovative teaching by Professor Karl Kreutz. The December newsletter for iseesystems, publisher of the popular STELLA systems modeling software, describes how Karl uses STELLA for teaching about the global carbon cycle.
In the article, Karl says "I knew that if students could really get their hands on the carbon cycle, they would be able to feel it." Karl also notes how systems thinking is expanding into more areas of Earth and climate related research.
Geologists at the University of Silesia in Poland have discovered two minerals new to science and have named them edgrewite and hydroxyledgrewite in honor of University of Maine geologist Edward Grew.
The new minerals were discovered by Evgeny Galuskin and Irina Galuskina in the Chegem caldera in the Northern Caucasus, near Mount Elbrus in the Kabardino-Balkaria Republic in Russia. The Galuskins are Russian mineralogists who have worked for more than 20 years at the University of Silesia. A caldera is a huge crater-like structure produced in very large explosive volcanic ash eruptions. Examples of calderas in the United States are found in Yellowstone and Crater Lake National Parks. When blocks of pre-existing sedimentary rocks were caught up in the Chegem caldera eruption, they were heated up to temperatures of 900 degrees Centigrade (1,650 degrees Fahrenheit). The heat turned these "xenoliths" of former sedimentary rock into calcium silicate metamorphic rocks called skarns that contain many rare minerals, including edgrewite and hydroxyledgrewite. The Galuskins have already discovered 18 minerals new to science in xenoliths of the Chegem caldera.
"The field area where the Galuskins discovered my namesake minerals is so remote that I don't expect ever to be able to visit the locality in person," says Ed. "But now that these minerals have been described in the scientific literature, I am hoping that mineralogists will look for edgrewite and hydroxyledgrewite, and hopefully discover other localities for them in the world."
Edgrewite and hydroxyledgrewite were only found as tiny crystals less than 0.4 mm long and could only be identified under the microscope –they are smaller than the typical size of a period at the end of a sentence in a newspaper. Chemically, the new series ranges from edgrewite Ca9(SiO4)4F2 to hydroxyledgrewite Ca9(SiO4)4(OH)2 in which oxygen and hydrogen ("hydroxyl") replaces fluorine in the formula. These new minerals are structurally related to the humite group of minerals. The diagram of the edgrewite crystal structure determined by Biljana Lazic and Thomas Armbruster shows its similarity to the magnesium fluorosilicate clinohumite.
Edgrewite and hydroxyledgrewite have been officially approved as new minerals by the International Mineralogical Association, and as required, a peer-reviewed scientific report of the discovery has just been published in the November-December issue of the journal American Mineralogist. The authors are Evgeny Galuskin, Irina Galuskina and 9 colleagues from Germany, Poland, Russia and Switzerland. The team includes crystallographers Biljana Lazic and Thomas Armbruster, as well as mineralogist Nick Pertsev, all of whom had collaborated with Ed on previous mineralogical studies during his career.
In the article, the authors wrote that the name edgrewite honors Ed as "a well-known scientist in the areas of mineralogy and petrology at the University of Maine," who has "discovered or collaborated in the discovery of 10 new minerals." The citation continues that "since his first expedition to the Antarctic from 1972 to 1974 when he wintered at Molodezhnaya Station, Ed Grew has collaborated successfully with Russian scientists."
"I am thrilled to have two new minerals named after me," says Ed. "It is a life-long dream come true. I have always valued my international collaborations in science, and so I was especially honored that colleagues in Europe proposed my name for the new minerals they discovered."
Additional stories have appeared on the UMaine website, on Maine Public Broadcasting, in the Bangor Daily News, and on Bangor's channel 7 evening newscast from 7 January (at the 9:47 mark).
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I'll Miss You: Pirate Bay Tracker Shut Down
Well folks, it happened. The Pirate Bay BitTorrent tracker officially kicked the bucket yesterday. What does this mean for Pirate Bay users?
Although the site will remain operational for now, millions of BitTorrent users will lose the use of its tracker and will instead have to rely on DHT and alternative trackers to continue downloading.
"Now that the decentralized system for finding peers is so well developed, TPB has decided that there is no need to run a tracker anymore, so it will remain down! It's the end of an era, but the era is no longer up2date. We have put a server in a museum already, and now the tracking can be put there as well" the Pirate Bay crew write on their blog.
And what does this mean for iTunes users?
iTunes sucks, there's no porn on iTunes.
HELL YES I QUOTED MYSELF IN AN ARTICLE! I know shit -- I can say things!
The Pirate Bay Tracker Shuts Down for Good [torrentfreak]
Thanks to Bill, who hasn't paid for music since the Green Jellö cassette with 'Three Little Pigs'.
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Larger, legible version of the poster HERE. Ever since its infancy, piracy has always been awesome. There's treasure, tropical locales, wenches, weapons, cool costumes -- all that good stuff. Plus, NO ANNOYING UNSKIPPABLE DVD SCENES. Suck it, the man. YAAAAARR!! -- CAPTAIN... / Continue →
That's right you salty, half-masted sons of wenches, tomorrow (September 19th) be International Talk Like A Pirate Day. And to celebrate, TellTale Games is giving away free 1-part episodes of Tales of Monkey Island. Also, I will be getting drunk all day wearing an eyepatch an... / Continue →


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Smell absorbing paint, affectionately known in the wall-covering industry as pigmented anti-toot film, absorbs odors yet remains shit-smell free. I swear, the future: we're living in it.
Dutch Boy Refresh eliminates these volatile compounds, but goes one step further by incorporating technology that actually absorbs existing odors in the room. That sounds like just the thing for bathrooms and kitchens, especially if you have smelly pets. Dutch Boy says the paint will lock the odors onto the surface of the paint, yet somehow the actual walls remain odor free. Seeing as they worked with Arm & Hammer to develop this, you can probably assume that baking soda is a key ingredient.
You know who needs some Dutch Boy Refresh? Just about every gas station bathroom I've ever been in. Just don't go covering up all the "for a good time call" numbers. I spent a lot of time on those.
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Ian Cook is an artist that specializes in painting car portraits using RC cars and wheels instead of brushes. Which, unbeknownst to me, apparently there's a market for. He dips the toy's wheels in paint, and then runs them around on the paper using a radio controller. I've g... / Continue →


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WASHINGTON, March 26 - In a pivotal campaign finance decision today, the Republican National Committee's challenge to the ban on soft money contributions to national parties was rejected by a three-judge panel.
"This defense of important campaign finance law is a real win in the battle to prevent the corruption which stems from unlimited campaign contributions, commented Lisa Gilbert, Democracy Advocate for the U.S. Public Interest Research Group.
"It is also important to note that the panel recognized that the recent unpopular Supreme Court decision, Citizens United v. FEC does not impact the Court's decision in 2003 in McConnell v. FEC, which is a case that upheld the constitutionality of the soft money contribution ban," Gilbert added.
The district court acknowledged today that it could not overrule the Supreme Court's decision in McConnell, and that large contributions to national parties are "likely to create indebtedness" on the part of legislators and so could lead to corruption.
Also today, a decision was issued in another campaign finance case: SpeechNow v. FEC. In this ruling, the D.C. Court of Appeals struck down limits on contributions by individuals to political committees which make only independent expenditures, or 527s.
"The decision in the Speech Now case stemmed from the repugnant Citizens United decision, which said that independent expenditures, even when advocating directly for or against a candidate, are not corrupting," Gilbert stated.
"The good news is that the D.C. Circuit did uphold the disclosure rules which apply to this type of organization; but nevertheless it still chose to widen the pool of entities which can now give in an unbridled fashion to advocate in our election process.
In the campaign finance world, today was certainly a win-some, lose-some day," she added.
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Hey everyone! My name is Katy Tiernan and I am proud to be a sophomore at the University of Washington Bothell majoring in Environmental Science. I was born and raised in Olympia, Washington, where I enjoyed going to music festivals and concerts. Aside from being an Orientation Leader and attending school, I also work part-time as a barista at Starbucks. I love making people laugh, seeing them smile, and helping others as much as possible. The friendly, down-to-earth environment at UWB is what attracted me most to the school, along with the smaller class sizes. After a year, I have met numerous people who I've connected with in class and through friends who have made my first year unforgettable. Having classes with familiar faces is always conforting and makes each class more enjoyable. I hope you are all excited to learn more and get the year started!
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MORGANTOWN - It was roughly the time that Monday night's BCS championship game was beginning in New Orleans that West Virginia's basketball game with No. 17 Connecticut was ending in Hartford.
Not from a clock standpoint, but from a practical one.
It was with 11 minutes to play and the Mountaineers ahead by 10 points that they simply crashed and burned. They were, in fact, not unlike LSU would turn out to be later that night - offensively inept.
Mountaineer coach Bob Huggins wasn't thinking about the football game after West Virginia's 64-57 loss to the Huskies at the XL Center, of course, but he still managed to stumble onto a rather apt comparison.
"If those guys were quarterbacks they'd be terrible quarterbacks,'' Huggins said of his own players. "They just look at the first option. They never look at options two and three. I suppose a lot of that is experience, but it's also having enough toughness to stay in what you're supposed to stay in.''
Indeed, once again after a WVU loss - the Mountaineers are now 12-5 overall and 3-2 in the Big East - the refrain was eerily familiar. While Huggins steadfastly refuses to use the youth of his team as an excuse for its shortcomings, those shortcomings tend always to seem the result of youthfulness.
At UConn, the problem was multifaceted. On one hand, the Huskies are pretty good - having won last year's national championship - and were playing in front of an ear-splitting crowd of more than 15,000. When they turned up the defensive pressure and began a 15-2 run that would erase that 10-point WVU lead, it was not entirely unexpected.
Then again, the Mountaineers didn't do much to try and stop UConn's momentum, either, and that's what bothered both Huggins and the handful of players who have been around him for a while now.
"I wouldn't say they got rattled, but they didn't know what was going on and didn't know how to handle that,'' senior forward Kevin Jones said, referring to the preponderance of freshmen on the team. "We were trying to calm them down and keep their focus. But we lost our focus.''
Perhaps West Virginia couldn't have done anything to stop Connecticut's run. The Huskies, after all, got a clutch performance from preseason All-America and NCAA tournament hero Jeremy Lamb (25 points) and big games from big men Alex Oriakhi and Andre Drummond. The freshman Drummond, in particular, was huge with 20 points, 11 rebounds and dunks that could fill most players' career highlight reels.
With WVU already undersized and 6-foot-8 Deniz Kilicli out of the game with foul trouble, perhaps it wasn't a fair fight. Jones might have been better served to fight it out inside (he had a season-low five rebounds and took a season-high eight 3-point attempts), but alone he would have been sorely overmatched by the huge Huskies.
Still, simply slowing things down and executing on offense would have helped the Mountaineers try to regain some of the lost control, but once again that didn't happen. Huggins, as he has done much of the season, blames it on trying to make plays off the dribble instead of passing and running offense.


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Epernay's executive chef Jayson Grossberg trained under legendary French chef Jean-Louis Palladin before attending New York's Culinary Institute of America. Grossberg has used his pabulum-preparing powers for good and not evil, recently redesigning Epernay's menu to add flavorful new dishes, such as the summer gazpacho with crab meat and lime ($10.95). Fresh-caught mussels come in three broths, such as the "a la Linda" with saffron and tomato ($15.95 single serving, $19.95 shared platter). If you'd like to keep your meal as light at a globetrotting eccentric's hot-air balloon, try a juicy beet salad with summer melon, arugula, and feta cheese ($10.95). Reward your stomach for keeping quiet during last night's visit to the opera with an entree such as caramelized sea scallops with sweet corn, bacon, and tomato ($26.95). Or delve into the crispy duck breast with wild mushrooms, pistachios, and asparagus soaking in a sundried blueberry jus ($26.95) to enjoy a culinary harmony unseen since the California Raisins dominated the airwaves.
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Bubbling cauldrons fill the tables at Taureau, sending up a bouquet of scents that mixes simmering cheese blends, deluxe chocolate at its melting point, and oil that adds a crispy layer to marinated meats. These smells, and the flavors that they represent, were enough to entice the staffers at Zagat, who gave the spot a coveted 27 out of 30 for their molten entrees. During each outing, diners skewer everything from carrots, strawberries and marshmallows to pork tenderloin and filet mignon before sending them deep into the tableside fondue vats. The decadent feast caters to the tastes of both vegetarians and clients with food allergies, and every portion comes with chunks of fresh bread and field green salads. Meals unfold within the romantic confines of Taureau's BYOB dining room, which is a favorite setting for occasions ranging from first dates to intense interrogations of criminal gingerbread men.


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A chilly Sunday marked the first day since Hurricane Sandy that Luna Park in Brooklyn's Coney Island was open for business.
Luna Park opens the week before Easter every year, but this year the amusement park's electrical systems needed to be replaced before it could reopen.
Sen. Charles Schumer and Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz held the official 29th annual "Blessing of the Rides" on Sunday morning, when the front car of the famed Cyclone roller coaster was "christened" with an egg cream.
Deno's Wonder Wheel was free all day and the first 100 people in line for the Cyclone rode for free.
"It's like an icon, it's like a beginning. It's the representation of Coney Island itself," said Ulyses Bermudez, a Red Hook resident who waited in line for the Cyclone.
Officials said this a celebration of a new season is also a time to renew focus on Sandy recovery efforts, nearly five months after the storm.
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Some residents and business owners from the west end of Coney Island rallied by the amusement park, to raise awareness that the neighborhood is suffering, local businesses are closed and many locals are still without basic necessities.
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Markowitz said he understood the residents' concerns and welcomed their presence at the park opening.
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How neat. This sounds like a George straight song "In all the world youll never find, another love like mine".
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Mamaof2angels I will be going into the studio in a couple of months to cut an album .. So when its complete you can just search my name on facebook and you will be able to buy a cd straight from there ... And thanks Debra for your support..
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You got the look, you got the voice & you got my vote!
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omg, how can i get you to send that to me ? i would love to have a cd of you singing this! im from il and theres alot of good singers here but nothing like you, please let me know if i can somehow get a copy of you singing this song! thank's
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You have a great voice. Great job.
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I keep coming back to listen to you sing. You have an awesome voice and the song, well I just love it.. I hope you go all the way. You just might have a #1 hit on your hands.
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Great song. Love the words to it. I hope you go all the way in this contest.You sound better than many others do. You deserve this change.
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that was great....keep up the good work...
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I really enjoyed your song! Great voice!
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How sweet. How could someone be so cold hearted to such a good hearted person with such a beutiful voice and kind heart.
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You are very talented !! Great voice and song. I love it..
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