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Colne home improvement plan is approved
6:00am Friday 22nd February 2013 in Pendle
PLANS for improving 24 houses in Walton Street, Colne, have been approved by Pendle's executive councillors.
Coun Joe Cooney, leader of Pendle Council, said: "This is a very good decision for the Walton Street area.
"We can now start looking for developers who'll invest in the empty houses and make them pleasant places to live in."
The council began purchasing homes in the two lower blocks of the street in 2010 following an increase in the number of properties being abandoned.
The aim was to create new housing offering more housing choice because the market in that area had stagnated.
But the end of Housing Market Renewal funding and the poor state of the economy meant it had not been possible to develop a new housing scheme on the site.
Coun Tony Greaves, a Waterside ward councillor, said: "Pendle Council has had a real challenge over these properties for reasons completely out of its control. This may now be the best, or only, way forward. But we will be scrutinising any proposals very carefully to make sure they will work well for the Waterside area and local residents."
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After two LSU Tigers defensive struggles bailed out by missed Alabama Crimson Tide field goals, the Bayou Bengals took over with a chance to score on their second drive. But Jarrett Lee bobbled a snap and fired with bent knees, throwing his first pick in 100 passes. Robert Lester came up with the ball, LSU's first turnover in a month.
For live Alabama-LSU score updates and conversation, head right here.
Bama found itself with the ball closer to the end zone than it had managed to reach all night. The first quarter ended, 0-0, after Morris Claiborne broke up an on-target A.J. McCarron end zone strike. Marquis Maze was picked off by a sniper while performing an end-around, and soon it was Cade Foster time again.
After missing a 50-yarder and a 47-yarder, Foster saw his 49-yard effort blocked by Bennie Logan. Eric Reid recovered, and ... special teams, y'all.
LSU sent Jordan Jefferson out at quarterback in place of Lee.
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Budget Cuts Have a Human Impact
Original post made by Al Cohen on Jan 14, 2009
As we were reviewing the dreary outlook given the cuts, the subject of counselor reductions were broached.
A recent incident was discussed in which a student came to school with suicidal tendencies. They spent 4 hours with a counselor. Various resources were called in to help mitigate this critical situation and subsequently the student was dissuaded of their impulse.
Upon discussing this with the administration, the following comments were made that I feel is critical to share with the community.
"I think an important point is that parents use the
counselors as resources for their families outside of the school or
academic reasons. Often times, a parent will call stating that their
son/daughter has mentioned they are suicidal or their son/daughter won't
get out of bed and they need our help. Frequently, the student has stated
they are suicidal at home and the parents will bring them into the school
counselor first thing in the morning for the counselor's
I just think that
often times, community members don't realize that counselors are also
supporting the social/emotional needs of our youth that have an impact on
academics but are not directly related. I think they counseling pertains specifically to
academic guidance counseling"
The community needs to be madw aware that these cuts have real human consequences beyond expense reduction. An extra counselor, potentially can mean a real difference in a students life.
on Jan 14, 2009 at 2:25 pm
Several thoughts some up...
- The implication you seem to be making is that this student would have committed suicide if the student to counselor ratio is increased.
- A subset of parents are utilizing counselors for private services beyond the job they are hired to do on taxpayer dollars? This sounds like an argument for why the counseling staff should be reduced! What would have happened if the counselor had not been able to talk that student out of suicide?! Lawsuits!!!
on Jan 14, 2009 at 2:27 pm
These parents should be paying for private counseling services for their kids if they know there are issues. Why does that taxpayer have to foot the bill for other parents' irresponsibility?
on Jan 15, 2009 at 1:03 am
"their son/daughter won't get out of bed and they need our help"...
This is unbelievable... What the hell is the school supposed to do, send a counselor to the home to persuade this dofus to get up and come to school...
I don't like to think about what would have happened if I refused to get out of bed when my parents told me to do so...
Some where along the line some have learned to depend on "society" to provide all their needs. No personal responsibility necessary...
Sad, sad, sad...


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The exodus.....everything about this program is in question. Hard to beleive UW will be playing in a Rose Bowl in a couple weeks. Barry needs to get this figured out soon.....
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When my daughter, Lauren, was 14 months old she got cranky and didn't want to eat. The doctor diagnosed an ear infection and gave us antibiotics. Two days later Laura died in her sleep. My husband, David, and I were devastated.
It turned out that Lauren had a rare metabolic disorder that prevents the liver from breaking down fat. We had had no idea -- she had always seemed healthy.
That first Christmas without her was hard, but our family and church provided us with strength. The next Christmas, in 2006, my mother-in-law gave me an etched-glass ornament with Lauren's name and dates of birth and death on it. It's beautiful, but the best thing is that it's tangible. I can proudly display it because I want people to ask about my daughter; I want to talk about her. That's what keeps her memory alive.
Since then, Lauren ornaments have become a tradition -- we now have six. They're always up on our mantel, not just at Christmas, for anyone who comes into our home to see.
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WORK to replace the central reservation barrier on the M5 near Droitwich Spa and Bromsgrove has now started.
The Highways Agency will be replacing the existing metal barrier with a stronger and safer concrete barrier between junctions 4a and 6.
Work started on Monday (January 6) and completion is expected in the summer.
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Nichols' Coach of the Year Honor Highlights Volleyball's Postseason Honors
FORT MYERS, Fla. – After winning the Atlantic Sun regular season title and securing the No. 1 seed in the A-Sun Conference Tournament, the FGCU volleyball team (22-9, 16-2 A-Sun) landed a pair of student-athletes on the All-Conference teams and saw head coach Dave Nichols earn Coach of the Year honors, as the conference office announced its postseason awards on Tuesday.
Highlighting the postseason accolades, Nichols earned his first A-Sun Coach of the Year. The Green and Blue also landed two players on the All-Conference first team.
Nichols led the Eagles to their third regular season title since joining the A-Sun in 2007. Prior to their loss to ETSU on Nov. 2, Nichols, who owns an 85-62 record in his five years at FGCU, guided the Eagles to a 15-game win streak, tying them for the second-longest win streak in the nation.
"I am honored to represent the Atlantic Sun Conference as the Coach of the Year," Nichols said. "I am truly humbled by the selection, but it is really a reflection of my outstanding assistant coaches, Danny Mahy and Audrey Campbell, and the incredibly talented group of student athletes that I have the great fortune to coach. This award really belongs to the team."
In her second year on campus, sophomore Jill Hopper (Muncie, Ind./Yorktown HS) has been a dominant force on the court, earning a unanimous All-Conference first team nod. Hopper leads the Eagles in kills (2.94), points (370) and service aces (36) and is ranked second in the A-Sun in service aces and sixth in kills in A-Sun matches. The Muncie, Ind. native, who has recorded 10 double-doubles this season, ranks 60th in the nation in aces per set.
Junior Kaitlin Holm (Fort Myers, Fla./Fort Myers HS/Marshall) joined Hopper on the All-Conference first team. Holm, who was named to a pair of All-Tournament teams this season (UF Tournament, Wyoming Cowgirl Classic), is hitting .253 and has racked up 259 kills and 76 total blocks on the season. The Fort Myers, Fla. product, hit .305 in conference matches to rank seventh in the A-Sun.
"I am so proud of Kaitlin and Jill," said Nichols. "Not only did they play outstanding volleyball for our program, but they also represented our university with class and pride. They stand for all that is right with college athletes. They're dedicated students, hard working on the practice court and in the weight room, terrific teammates, and were extremely clutch for us all year long. For Jill to switch positions and play outside hitter for the first time in her career, highlights how hard she works and how talented she is. For Kaitlin, this season is the culmination of a young woman who worked her tail off all spring and summer, came into camp in incredible shape and has been our most consistent player all season long. The awards are well deserved and our entire program is thrilled for their recognition."
Making the program's third-ever appearance, the Green and Blue will continue into the postseason as the 2012 Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament No. 1 seed. FGCU plays the winner of No. 4 UNF/No. 5 Jacksonville on Friday at 7:30 p.m. (CST) at Lipscomb's Allen Arena. The Eagles are 2-0 against both North Florida and JU this season and have only lost one set (at UNF) to the two squads.
Live stats for the tournament will be available at Lipscombsports.com and Friday's semifinals and Saturday's final can be seen live on ESPN3. Friday's games are at 5 and 7:30 p.m. (CST) and Saturday's final is at 3 p.m. (CST).
2012 A-Sun Volleyball Postseason Awards
Player of the Year: Megan Devine, ETSU
Libero of the Year: Nicole Baran, UNF
Freshman of the Year: Sammie Strausbaugh, Jacksonville
Coach of the Year: Dave Nichols, FGCU
All-Atlantic Sun First Team
*Megan Devine, ETSU
*Jill Hopper, FGCU
*Meredith Hardy, ETSU
Jenna Schreiver, NKU
Kaitlin Holm, FGCU
Paige Pridgeon, UNF
Nicole Baran, UNF
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Kaycee Green, Lipscomb
Lauren Ford, Lipscomb
Jewell Dobson, Lipscomb
Kayla McAvoy, USC Upstate
Kelly Morrissey, NKU
Caitlin Dotson, Lipscomb
Emily Rochefort, Mercer
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Sammie Strausbaugh, Jacksonville
Molly Locke, Mercer
Khadijah Wiley, ETSU
Kayla Eversgerd, USC Upstate
Molly Spitznagle, Lipscomb
Gabriela Roman, Jacksonville
Lexi Gober, USC Upstate
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Name: Jesus Gonzalez
Age: 19
Religion: Christian
Lifestyle: Straight Edge
Race: Hispanic
Family: Mom and Little Brother.
That all really, I don't have anything else to really say besides Ryback Rulez!
Favorite Wrestlers All Time and Currently
1. CM Punk and The Ryback
CM Punk: He is my favorite because hes the best in the world lol.
2. John Cena
I love How anything he does just sends the IWC in a frenzy, its ridiculous. I was literally dying laughing when he ws all like " How about a Heel Turn?..".
3. The Undertaker
2002 - 2009 Smackdown was Undertaker.
4. Chris Benoit
Him going after the world heavyweight championship and keeping it for the four months until Summerslam was the only reason why i watched Raw in 2004 . He was my favorite on Raw, I was so happy when he had the World Tag Team Championship and World Heavyweight championship at the same time. when he walked out with the two titles on Raw it felt awesome. He finally did it. I don't even know how to feel about what happened in 2007.
2002 until late 2009 I cared less what Raw had going, Evolution and John Cena could've taken a flying leap as far as i am concerned. I was more interested in what Eddie Guerrero, Brock Lesnar, Undertaker, Batista, Jbl, and Rey Mysterio were gonna do. Triple H holding the Title for Two Years straight? No thanks I'll watch Brock Lesnar and Big Show collapse the ring. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dho-O2JH1nQ.
5. Eddie Guerrero
He was one of my favorites when i watched Smackdown in 2003, I still remembered the Promo he cut after attacking Rey Mysterio, He had Rey's bloody mask in the ring and he kept looking at it and talking to it when he was sitting in the ring, rather than get mad or sad i was laughing, just laughing at how ridicilous Eddie looked with the mask talking to it. Another unforgetable moment was when he was facing Edge in the Ladder Match Classic on Smackdown. I was never invested in match like that. The only that rivals the interest i had in that match was Undertaker's Wrestlemania classics.
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Hey guys its been fun, if you can unfan that be great. See ya laterz.
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That was Ryback's BEST PROMO EVER.
I live in the US, and it's public speaking. It's a "Me speech", I talk about myself and my goals.
I just don't like Ryback's gimmick. Even before he started feuding with Cena I just didn't like him. But, we can agree to disagree - not everybody likes the same things! Anyway, it's good to see a fellow Cena fan on here - they are an endangered species in the IWC!


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ALVARADO -- A two-and-a-half-inch staple was fired straight into Shaun Hunter's brain.
By all accounts, Hunter should be dead, but he is alive and wants to get back to work.
"It didn't hurt," Hunter said. "It did it so quick. A shockwave is what I felt and everybody started panicking."
Hunter was at his construction job Nov. 4, crouched over some rafters when a co-worker wanted to see what he was doing. When Hunter lifted his head, he hit the safety on an air-powered staple gun.
"He saw the staple was in there, and he goes 'Oh my God, it's in your head, It's all the way in your head,'" Hunter said, talking about the moments after the accident.
Hunter knew it was bad, but remained calm. He walked to the supervisor's office, and tried to stay upright and conscious. After an ambulance ride to Texas Health Harris Methodist Fort Worth, he even filled out his own paper work at the hospital.
Dr. Fernando Silva said the staple crossed into both halves of the brain, but somehow missed every major blood vessel. He said it came within millimeters of causing a brain bleed and horrific brain injuries.
When the neurosurgeon determined the grey matter was intact, Hunter was taken into the operating room. A team of surgeons tried to remove the staple with pliers, but it was lodged too deep.
"We made the decision to apply our surgical techniques to take it out," Dr. Silva said. "Which means opening the scalp, making a little cut around the bone where the staple was and gently moving it out."
The latest scans reveal only surgical staples where the skull was reattached, and no damage to the brain tissue.
Hunter went home two days after surgery. He wants to get back to Alvarado and see his co-workers. He can't show them the actual staple, but he has the scars and the evidence to back up his story of survival.
"I guess I have to have some sort of souvenir to take back," Hunter laughed. "That's an expensive price for pictures."
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Sunflower planting in the parts of ND, MN and Manitoba have come to a halt or at least slowed down because of wet field conditions. For northern ND the crop insurance planting deadline is June 5 with declining coverage thereafter. Some planting changes are occurring with prevent plant for those areas very wet while sunflower may replace other longer season crops in other areas. SD planting made good progress. Planting in the High Plains is just getting started.


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News about United Continental Holdings Inc., including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Profits Tell of a Turnaround by Major Airlines, and Point to the Start of a New Era
American, United and Delta all posted record quarterly profits after a turbulent period of bankruptcies and mergers.
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Lie Back and Enjoy Your Flight
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Routing All Travel Through the Cloud
Cloud computing doesn't just do things cheaper; it creates new points of information control for software companies. Concur hopes to become a source for travel booking, management and eventually price negotiation for companies.
July 10, 2014, Thursday
Fliers Facing Fewer Rewards
United and Delta, two of the nation's largest airlines, will start awarding frequent flier points in 2015 based on ticket cost rather than miles flown.
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Q. and A. With Stuart Elliott
An actor in a United Airlines commercial looks familiar.
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A Close Call for 2 Planes at Newark
The National Transportation Safety Board reported that the pilots had to take evasive action to prevent a crash at Newark Liberty International Airport on April 24.
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Warburg Pincus Takes Majority Stake in Aviation Technology Firm
The private equity firm Warburg Pincus will acquire a stake in mercator from a unit of the Emirates Group, which will retain a minority stake in the business.
April 8, 2014, Tuesday
A Renewed Emphasis on Bag Size at United
The airline is reinforcing long-established carry-on bag restrictions, with emails to its frequent fliers and new bag-sizer racks at airports.
March 11, 2014, Tuesday
American Ends Bereavement Fares
After its merger with U.S. Airways, American Airlines will no longer offer bereavement fares.
March 6, 2014, Thursday
Now May Be a Good Time to Bail Out of Frequent-Flier Programs
The rules are tightening further, with Delta Air Lines moving this week to a system that awards miles based on how much a passenger pays for a ticket.
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The Week in Business Pictures, Nov. 16
European leaders debated how to aid Greece while the Continent's economy continued to struggle, and Hostess Brands announced that it was starting to wind down its operations.
King of the Sky
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Okay, it's not exactly a doubling of his salary, but if NeSmith's keen insight into what motivates Mark Richt is on target, we ought to be able to sit back, relax and enjoy Georgia's effort Saturday night.
If #UGA wins Saturday, Mark Richt will make at least half a million dollars. $200K for SEC win, $300K for going to BCS title game,—
Radi Nabulsi ESPN (@RadiNabulsi) November 26, 2012
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Tom Lindley
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— The old lawyers' adage goes: "When the facts are on your side, argue the facts. When the law is on your side, argue the law. And when you don't have either on your side, pound the table."
In the end, that's where Alex Rodriguez and his lawyers, public relations masterminds and assorted flacks found themselves after presenting their case before an arbitrator. This time, there was nothing Rodriguez and his team could do to stop the truth from prevailing except pound the table.
Fredric Horowitz, who reviewed stacks of evidence, saw Rodriguez as a player who built a baseball career around illegal drug use. He wasn't a victim of a conspiracy -- although his associates have tried to portray him as such -- but of stupidity.
Rodriguez's plan didn't work because regardless of the defense he offered, he wasn't believable.
In what has been a terrible year for baseball and drug scandals, Horowitz hit Rodriguez the hardest. Rodriguez was suspended for the entire 162-game regular season, plus any post-season play. Horowitz's ruling technically reduced the 211-game suspension handed down against Rodriguez last year.
In some ways, it's worse than that. Rodriguez - whose legal team has since sued Major League Baseball and its players' union to challenge the arbitrator's ruling - is probably done with a game that has been his love and passion.
True, he could come back in 2015 following the suspension. But he played only 44 games last summer and hit just .244 during a season in which he was beset with a hip injury. No one can out-run Father Time.
Looking ahead, the odds don't look favorable for him earning a spot in Baseball's Hall of Fame, either. It's also unlikely he'll ever land in another team's dugout as a coach or manager. Who would want that scrutiny? Who would want him advising young players about how to approach the game?
No one should feel sorry for Rodriguez. He brought a mountain of humiliation on himself, whether he admits that or not.
An acknowledged steroid user in his days with the Texas Rangers, Rodriguez professed to be a changed man when he came to the Yankees. Maybe it was the pressure to succeed in New York or perhaps trying to survive the grind of a long season, but he turned to illegal substances – drugs, lozenges and injections – to help him perform at a peak level.
It also enabled him to earn a salary unequaled in the history of professional baseball. One calculation had him earning $17,000 per inning. Given his contract with the Yankees that runs through 2017, he's owed another $60 million or so.
Money might buy all the luxuries life offers, but there's not much he can do to save his reputation. The "60 Minutes" interview with Anthony Bosch, founder of a South Florida anti-aging clinic named Biogeneis, took care of that. Bosch described in detail a plan to deliver banned substances to Rodriguez. It was an ugly, sleazy partnership.
So one-sided was the arbitrator's ruling that even Rodriquez's own union had good words for the process. "We respect the collectively-bargaining process that led to the decision," the players' association said in a prepared statement.
One can only hope this ruling – and those given to other players last summer – leads to a day when illegal substances are no longer part of the game. Maybe that's wishful thinking, but players who break rules not only expose themselves to public ridicule, they further damage a game they profess to love.
The message of the Rodriguez ruling is that drug use is cheating and won't be accepted in professional baseball. Hopefully those with the ability to hit, run and throw will understand its significance. If they don't, they will find themselves pushed out of a game that made them rich and famous.
Tom Lindley is a CNHI sports columnist. Reach him at email@example.com.


text: Dinner A Love Story Cookbook Inside the Pages of Dinner: A Love Story by Lisa Horten 6/06/12 0 Reactions 15 Shares Print 0 0 15 0 0 If you're a regular follower of LilSugar's food coverage, then you already know what huge fans we are of family-friendly foodie blog Dinner: A Love Story. We've been anticipating the launch of author Jenny Rosenstrach's cookbook of the same name since first learning that it was in the works, and hooray . . . it's finally here! Not only is the cookbook chock-full of delicious, nutritious, and actually doable meals that your kids will want to eat, but Jenny's personal anecdotes on the work-life balance, motherhood, the importance of the family dinner, and more make it an entertaining and relatable read as well. We caught up with Jenny earlier this week and are thrilled to share some of the highlights of our interview here . . . along with a most delicious recipe for Peanut Butter Noodles, a DALS favorite. Kids Make All the Difference What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 LilSugar: How drastically did your kitchen routine change once kids were in the picture? Jenny Rosenstrach: Pretty drastically! We [Jenny and her husband, Andy] always had a ritual in place. We always sat down at the end of the day together. We didn't put a lot of pressure on all sitting together when the kids were little, as that would have been totally unsatisfying. When we had two kids under 2, we'd feed them their dinner — something really basic, like turkey or chicken with broccoli and strawberries — do the bath time/bedtime routine, then we would start our own dinner. Our ritual took on a whole new meaning for us. It was the first time in the day that we could exhale. To me, it still counted as family dinner. . . . That was still the end goal. Source: Thinkstock 1 / 7 Stock the Pantry What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 LS: What are your pantry essentials, and why? JR: I can make anything with eggs, whole wheat pasta, frozen spinach, and onions; those are my four main staples. And maybe some quinoa. We do a big weekly shop on Sundays at Trader Joe's. We pile in the organic chicken: breasts, thighs, and drumsticks. It's affordable, healthy, and easily accessible. And I always make sure there's a chocolate-covered confection in the cart. Dessert is huge in our house; we are not very disciplined. Chocolate-covered almonds, peanut butter cups . . . an ample supply of sweets is essential! Source: Flickr user vinzcha 2 / 7 Go Time! What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 LS: What's your first move as soon as you walk in the door at dinnertime? JR: When the kids were little, I'd come in, kick off my shoes, and change into something comfortable. I'd always come home voraciously hungry, so I'd put a bowl of chips and salsa on the kitchen counter, sit the girls on the counter, and we'd play a game while I was getting dinner started. I'd trade them chips for details . . . so every piece of information that they shared about their days would earn them a chip. Source: Thinkstock 3 / 7 Making the Most of Picky Tastebuds What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 LS: Tell us about your "Venn Diagram approach" to accommodating picky eaters. JR: It's a way to convince myself that I'm just making one thing, when in fact, everyone's eating something different. It's not anything that other parents aren't doing all the time. Say I'm making orecchiette with sausage and broccoli. The child who doesn't like pasta gets broccoli and sausage; the one who doesn't like broccoli gets pasta and sausage. My husband and I eat the dish as it's meant to be eaten. It's about constantly deconstructing the meal so that everyone gets something they like. Source: Thinkstock 4 / 7 Flex Those Adventure Muscles! What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 LS: What's your strategy for introducing new foods to kids, and how quickly do you surrender if they aren't willing to eat something? JR: I try to suggest new things at least once a week. It doesn't have to be a complete new recipe every time. It can be something as easy as sweet potato fries from the freezer, but adding in something new is really important in terms of how they approach the table. They expect to see new things all the time. We call it "flexing their adventure muscles." There was a time when I would push them to embrace something new, even if they initially said they didn't like it, and it turned into a struggle. Now, not a single "picky-eating expert" will agree with me here, but I have no problem putting some peanut butter on a piece of bread if that's all my child is willing to eat that day. As long as I'm not spending time cooking a whole new meal for them, I'm fine with it. Eventually, they work through these things on their own. Source: Thinkstock 6 / 7 The Talk of the Table What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 LS: Do you have any tips on getting kids to partake in dinner table conversation? JR: All parents have this "we better have a meaningful family conversation" mentality; don't set yourself up for failure! It's not always going to happen. We're most successful in my house when we play "Mad, Sad, Glad"; I think that the Obamas call their version "Roses and Thorns." It's when you go around the table and go through the high and low points of each person's day. That always gets them talking. It feels forced at first, but it really does work. Source: Thinkstock 6 / 7 Dinner: A Love Story Peanut Butter Noodles What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "This peanut butter noodle recipe (known to most of the world as sesame noodles) is from my friend, mother of two, and onetime Gourmet magazine staffer Melissa Roberts, whose kids lived and breathed peanut butter. In the original recipe, she called for peanut butter that is not all-natural, because it apparently affects the texture. But I find that the dinner still works with the all-natural kind, too," Jenny says. Click here to get the complete Peanut Butter Noodle recipe. 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"For nearly three decades Ryan has been dreaming and drawing trucks and heavy equipment. Although challenged by autism, Ryan embraces life to the fullest. He lives on Catalina Island and works fulltime at the local market where he talks to everybody about everything, including his art. Kyle, from the Rock Quarry, asked if he would create a drawing for their work shirts. The shirts came out amazing and CustomInk was great to work with and helped make this project successful!"


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Oh, and I was digging around the menus - there is an option to disable the auto power off. gonna play around tonight and see if that fixes things (it should, as long as the cam is on and the phone is connected it should work!)
Please do, because as I wrote I've read this before - there seems to be a hard limit to how long wifi can stay active, but maybe I'm mistaken (in this case, I'd remove the Magic Lantern feature request :-o).
Reason is: I also want to buy a 6d which for my budget is very expensive, so also don't want to end up with some hidden show stoppers (like the current 5d3 af assist bug - but Canon might fix that now 1+ years after camera release...)
similar here, my wedding biz is really just beginning and I am stepping up the ladder of probably not making as much as I could (I see my value, but I need a few more seasons to have perceived value). And I am getting married this year too, so, money is tight. Yes, the 6d has many little downsides. But are those downsides enough to warrant spending an extra 1K for a second 5d3? I'm still unsure. Next season I should be doing better and my expenses will be lower without a wedding to plan. If grab a 6d this season, I should be able to swap that out next year (and by next year there will be more used and refurb 5d3's kicking around).
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New York
3.5/5 rDev +6.1%
08-14-2013 18:47:19 | More by Ralphs66
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08-21-2013 00:35:32 | More by TKEbeerman
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09-22-2012 18:14:27 | More by Jwillyb
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10-05-2012 03:47:38 | More by CoryK86
3.43/5 rDev +3.9%
On tap at Max's.
The beer pours a copper amber color with good head retention and lacing. The beer smells pretty good, what I get of it. It mostly consists of some light cereal grains, a hint of malt and maybe some very iight dry citrus. On the palate, the beer isn't too bad, and really does remind me of a lightweight, English old ale. There's some nice cherry, vanilla, cookie dough and apple on the palate, with a hint of bitterness on the finish. Mouthfeel is light to medium bodied, and the finish is clean and moderately long. Alcohol is well diguised, and this seems like an easy to enjoy and drink beer from SA.
Shrug... to be honest, this really doesn't taste all that different from the standard boston lager. Still, it's a nice enough beer from SA, and one I'd consider buying again if I were to ever spot it at some airport bar. Otherwise....
09-07-2012 19:41:46 | More by John_M
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09-28-2012 11:12:24 | More by Starks
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10-30-2012 22:56:27 | More by kjkinsey
North Carolina
3.33/5 rDev +0.9%
Had it on tap at World of Beer in Charlotte, NC. I was expecting more of the barrel-aged character to come through. If anything it was a little weak. It was still a fine beer and you could smell the barrel-aged whiskey kick come through, but it was lacking in the taste.
09-27-2012 21:32:15 | More by buffalexander
3.25/5 rDev -1.5%
11-29-2012 21:49:43 | More by Proclarush
New York
3/5 rDev -9.1%
08-15-2012 14:37:53 | More by GennyCreamAle
3.5/5 rDev +6.1%
10-30-2012 22:52:05 | More by Texasfan549
4.18/5 rDev +26.7%
Happen to be drinking this beer snd enjoying it when i hear a Sammy rep is near by. He tells me the beer is in the 5.5 range. Not sure if that is before or after its little jaunt in the barrel. To me I would guess about 7.5% alc.
The beer is poured into a snifter of translucent copper color. It smells like bourbon a bit more than beer. I pick up quite a bit of vanilla and bourbon. Other things going on with spicing like a bit of nutmeg. Its an easy drinking beer and not in your face with the flavors and spices. Very sessionable since its so smooth. Good job Sammy.
07-26-2012 00:01:35 | More by dazdave
3/5 rDev -9.1%
02-07-2013 22:16:11 | More by Haybeerman
3/5 rDev -9.1%
The bar I had this beer at didn't have any other info on it. I'm just guessing at the style, please correct as necessary. Served in straight pint glass. Poured a clean, clear medium amber-brown color with about a half-inch of off-white head that quickly dissipated and left no lacing.
The aroma had some malty grain and a bit of sweetness, but no oak showed up and there wasn't any hop counter balance. The flavors were mostly the same, although a slight hop presence showed up in the middle of the tongue.
The was decently medium, not heavy or light. Drinkability was OK, smooth and mostly featureless. Overall, kind of a meh beer. Try it for the tick.
07-23-2012 21:18:17 | More by beertunes
New York
3.5/5 rDev +6.1%
05-19-2013 03:25:57 | More by LeahM
4/5 rDev +21.2%
08-16-2012 23:51:38 | More by MarkyMOD
3.25/5 rDev -1.5%
10-16-2012 17:50:40 | More by Thecasehead
Old Kentucky Ale from Boston Beer Company (Samuel Adams)
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In some states, it's called a "purchase and sale agreement." In others, it's called an "offer for purchase."
Whatever you call it, you'll need a written contract between you and the seller that contains the following important pieces of information: Your name, the seller's name, the address of the property, the selling price and the closing date.
Of course, most contracts are more complicated than that. Here are some things to think about when putting together an offer for purchase:
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We're all looking for more ways to find happiness, and reading is one way we can gain knowledge and understanding about how to improve our lives. This eclectic list offers a range of books, from the more cerebral and scientific to the light and fun, that will appeal to you on many different levels. Take what you can from the points in these works and apply the ones that speak to you.
We also want to know: What Makes You Happy? Share your thoughts with us.
Strengths Finder 2.0
Author: Tom Rath
Tom Rath co-wrote a book called How Full Is Your Bucket (buy direct), which sought to inform us about happiness through the visual of a bucket of emotions and feedback. The bucket could either be filled each time we see a friend (through their positive energy, praise, or feedback), or it could be diminished by their negativity. In turn, we could also fill our buckets by the way we interact with people as well.
While the visual is a good one for people to grasp, Rath's book Strengths Finder 2.0 offers a much more concrete assessment of happiness. It creates a personalized look at what motivates you in the working world. However, you cannot take the assessment without thinking about your personal life as well. Reading Strengths Finder is a good way to become more self-aware, which will help you relate to your friends better.
Strengths Finder will help you identify areas that you long for but haven't pursued, and in doing so will identify the areas where you've felt restless or unfulfilled. Since work is such an important part of our lives, this knowledge will help transform your work life from a job to a purpose, and in doing so is bound to make your personal lives and friendships that much better as well. You'll understand the types of people you best deal with and how you come across to others.
A Short Guide To a Happy Life
Author: Anna Quindlen
This book makes a nice gift item as well as a thought-provoking gem for you to look at the small but significant ways that your life is unique and important. Often appreciating the small things we gloss over as part of our normal routine is the first step in looking at your life in a more positive way.
The Happiness Project
Author: Gretchen Rubin
The About.com Guide to Contemporary Literature says that "Gretchen Rubin's experiment is eclectic and illuminating. As she makes clear from the start, each person's happiness project is inherently unique. However, she adheres to hers so methodically and documents it so meticulously, that there is much that we can all take away from her journey."
Rubin's book is arguably one of the things that turned society's focus to internal happiness.
Stumbling on Happiness
Author: Daniel Gilbert
While happiness seems like an emotional thing that can't be measured with scientific accuracy, Stumbling on Happiness offers a different take. It uses facts about the human brain and common habits to determine our realistic capacity and approach toward happiness.
About.com's Psychology Guide shared a quote from author Daniel Gilbert on insight he learned about happiness. "If you want to know how much you will enjoy an experience, you are better off knowing how much someone else enjoyed it than knowing anything about the experience itself," says Gilbert. "Rather than closing our eyes and imagining the future, we should examine the experience of those who have been there."
Gilbert says that this is because we aren't very good judges of what we enjoy and what we don't, and that our experience can be influenced by other people. Certainly a different approach to happiness, which will appeal to the scientific-mined among us.
Thrive: Finding Happiness the Blue Zones Ways
Author: Dan Buettner
Thrive is based on research from people who claim to be the happiest around the globe. So rather than a general look at human behavior, this book focuses on regions in which people are known to be content with their lives. They aren't searching for some missing element or longing for a change.
Dan Buettner interviewed residents of Denmark, Singapore, and the northeast region of Mexico, as well as a variety of people he felt could add insight to the data (like sociologists, writers, and even politicians). While this information is research-driven, the ending result is a read that is anything but stuffy.
Buettner's focus on how to make us thrive as a whole, rather than reach moments of happiness. It's about lifestyle changes that can easily be done though things like our diet, the way we exercise, and how we interact with people on a social level.


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---- — PLATTSBURGH — The Clinton Community College and Finger Lakes Community College men's soccer teams have reason to be exhausted.
The two played to scoreless overtime ties the day before the Cougars lost to Cayuga Community College and the Lakers to North Country Community College in penalty kicks.
Sunday, the two teams went at it and played to another scoreless overtime draw, with Clinton C.C., prevailing, 4-3, in penalty kicks. The game officially goes into the books as a tie for the Cougars (0-1-2).
"Both teams were tired," Clinton coach Gene Bushey said. "We had to work hard the day before against Cayuga and they had to do the same against North Country.
"But we started out slowly today and they had the better tempo in the first half. Both teams had some opportunities to score in the second half and they nearly won it with 1:30 left in regulation when they hit the post."
The game remained scoreless through the two overtimes before Keon Jahanbakhsh, Marcus Lefebvre, Jake Morrow and Nate Noelting all made good on their penalty kicks after Finger Lakes goalkeeper Brian Arcara stopped the first Cougar shot.
"Noelting's goal put us ahead and then Adam Goldfarb made a save on their final shooter," Bushey said. "It was nice to feel like we won, even though the game officially counts as a tie."
Both teams finished with 24 shots on goal. Goldfarb finished with 21 shots to record the shutout and Arcara made 16 saves for Finger Lakes.
"It was a good game to watch," Bushey said. "Our guys never quit. But for the first 15 minutes of the game, Finger Lakes had us on our heels.
"Jared and Evan Nichols came off the bench for us at midfield and gave us some quality minutes. And Nate Noelting had one of his best games at Clinton."
The Cougars return to action on Wednesday with a 5 p.m. contest at Fulton-Montgomery Community College.
Clinton C.C. 0, Finger Lakes C.C. 0, OT
(Clinton wins, 4-3, in penalty kicks)
Finger Lakes C.C. 0 0 0 0 — 0
Clinton C.C. 0 0 0 0 — 0
Shots: Clinton C.C. 24, Finger Lakes C.C. 24.
Saves: Goldfarb, CCC, 21. Arcara, FLCC, 16.
PLATTSBURGH — After getting their first win of the season the day before, the Cougars (1-3) had a rough time of it against the Lakers.
Rachel Hefner and Brittany Maggio scored goals 42 seconds apart late in the first half to help give Finger Lakes C.C. its victory.
"We knew one of their forwards was a top scorer and we played defensively," Clinton coach Kaila Sciascia said. "We marked her in the first half, but then we had a breakdown when they scored their first goal.
"Then, they scored right after that and it was the second or third time this season it has happened to us. We dug ourselves a deeper hole."
Rachel Graves added a penalty kick midway through the second half and Amonie DiRoma finished off the Finger Lakes scoring with 14:44 remaining in the contest.
The Cougars were unable to get a shot on goal as Finger Lakes finished with a 31-0 shot advantage. Courtney Backus made 16 saves for Clinton.
"They were good and they possessed the ball well," Sciascia said. "We got outplayed and chased the ball around. When we did get possession, we would give it right back to them.
"We're not happy with the result, but we'll continue to work at it."
The Cougars are at Fulton-Montgomery Community College on Wednesday.
Finger Lakes C.C. 4, Clinton C.C. 0
Finger Lakes C.C. 2 2 — 4
Clinton C.C. 0 0 — 0
First half- 1, FLCC, Hefner (Seneziani), 32:18. 2, FLCC, Maggio (Hefner), 33:00.
Second half- 3, FLCC, Graves pk, 23:00. 4, FLCC, DiRoma (VonHahmann), 30:16.
Shots: Finger Lakes C.C. 31, Clinton C.C. 0.
Saves: Ogrodowski, FLCC, 0. Backus, CCC, 16.


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What was supposed to be a Fox and Friends interview with a young Obama supporter who changed his mind to vote for Mitt Romney, turned into a bizarre interview as Gretchen Carlson dubbed the guest "not ready for prime time."
"Hello, Miss USA, its an honor," the guest Max Rice said, after he was brought onscreen. "I wish I could see you."
"Miss America actually," Carlson corrected.
"Miss Universe in my book," Rice responded.
Rice explained that he lost a basketball game to "Alex Durant, a huge supporter of the show," and lived with his parents out of college and is currently unemployed.
"I'm living on my own now, I'm independent, I'm on national TV, I feel like I'm doing good. It's an honor." Rice said before Carlson cut the interview short.
*Update* Fox News staff investigating this morning's incident on Fox and Friends
"We are still examining the situation, but it will be addressed with the appropriate parties involved," Bill Shine, Executive Vice President of Programming FOX News said in a statement to the Washington Examiner.


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The structural engineer is a key member of any renovation or new construction of a theatre or performing arts facility. In a project of any scope, it is important to know where and how the main support of the building exists — whether it is steel, wood, or reinforced concrete columns — or where the weight-bearing walls are and how much they will bear. This also includes any ceiling where anything will be hung, from scenery to rigging systems. This is why the structural engineer is there. Some structural engineers understand entertainment needs, and others are not familiar with them at all. But most entertainment professionals don't know how to talk to the structural engineer.
What I have found is that there are two kinds of structural engineers: ones that specialize in working on their own, directly with the owner of a project, and ones that work through an architect, where the owner has very little contact with the structural engineer. Of course, there are firms that do both. By understanding what the engineers need to do their work, owners and project managers can shortcut extra expenses in having things redone (change orders) that can be caught early on in the project. In any major renovation or new building, a structural engineer will be a necessary part of the team.
"On larger projects, the architect is usually the lead design professional, retained by the owner, and the engineers become part of a coordinated design team," explains Richard J. Nix, project coordinator for Entertainment Structures Group, a division of Steven Schafer Associates Inc., a Cincinnati-based company that specializes in structural engineering for the entertainment industry. "In this case, the architect serves as a coordinator, as a buffer for information, as a team leader, and also as the design professional of record to coordinate the overall building design. The engineers are subordinate to the architect in the overall construction project."
This brings up a level of hierarchy depending on how large the project is. If you hire a structural engineer to do one specific task, for instance, then you need to know how much weight a specific ceiling or stage can take, so you can be very specific with your questions. A structural engineer might give you one specific point and then put a disclaimer on the rest of the ceiling you didn't ask him to review. Be cautious. It may mean the work the engineer did needs to be expanded and will cost more money.
On a larger project, you'll probably have an architect, a structural engineer, a theatre consultant, a mechanical engineer, and an acoustician, just to name a few of the people needed to build a modern entertainment space. If you're going to hire the structural engineer alone, at the first meeting you need to have drawings of what you want, where it's going to be, which codes may be needed to be followed; if you're asking for a permanent structure, a temporary structure, or something else; whether it's indoor or outdoor, etc.
For productions, you'll probably need someone like an architect to check egress (how many stairs or doors and how wide they need to be to evacuate the building in an emergency) and any other kind of certificate of occupancy use changes. If you're planning to raise the ceiling, bring in any kind of heavy equipment, or hang any heavy equipment, whether a temporary or a permanent installation, you need a structural engineer. If you're building a stage and you're going to have any heavy equipment or scenery on it, you should have a structural engineer look at the drawings and stamp them with his or her rating, which should cover any local laws or accepted practice (to keep the fire department and your insurance agency satisfied).
Daniel Clark, PE of Entertainment Structures Group, notes, "We generally work with architects on the full-scale projects, and rarely do we work with architects on the entertainment side, where we are hired by the owner directly, or work with subcontractors to review their drawings for code compliance and verify for new code requirements," he says. "Some of our regular clients experience new codes or code revisions to which they must update their equipment. So they hire an engineer to make recommendations for the systems and help get them up to code. The client drawings are usually where an engineer's seal applies, so they should accurately reflect the systems and equipment being installed. Architects do not do a structural analysis, and so our company works with them more on building-related issues rather than on equipment-specific issues."
To best deal with these issues, Chris Buckley, a theatre consultant and president of Production & Performance Facility Consulting LLC in New York City, has established a worksheet with a list of initial items to be addressed. "These are big issues that I bring up with the architect and structural engineer at the start of any project," he says. His list includes the issue of floor loads (live and dead) for the stage, seating, and support areas, considering such elements as stage floor capacity, basket-weave floors, forklifts, and portable seating systems. "This includes a discussion with the architect to confirm minimum capacities required by code," Buckley adds.
His list also includes rigging loads, — the basic capacities of grids, loading bridges, and line sets — with an explanation of how loads can be dynamic and will change constantly, about vertical and lateral loads imposed by the various rigging systems, and motor and tie-off points that impose varying and eccentric loads. "Obviously," he points out, "all these items have a direct effect on roof steel, footings, and the entire structural system."
For acoustics, Buckley notes acoustic isolation will have an effect on how structural systems and details (i.e., floating slabs, isolated connections, etc.) are designed. "All of these issues should be taken into consideration from the beginning of the design," he says. "If it is a renovation, determining the existing capacities and conditions is critical."
There are also issues from the engineer's point of view, as Kyle Kusmer, PE at Entertainment Structures Group, points out. "Sometimes we hire a local engineering firm to deal with the local construction and installation," he says. "There are projects in Canada where we need to hire another firm to verify our engineering analysis. A lot of our regular clients are used to dealing with us and know the terms. They understand the time factor. We have a difficult task using the right kind of term to help educate our clients with the fact that we may be dealing with unusual truss systems. You ask a lot of people about their lateral stability, and they don't know what you're talking about."
The engineers also have some pointers on floor loads, live loads and dead loads, and acoustics. "For outdoor structures, we have to deal with the snow load and the rain, and for floor loads, we usually use 150 pounds per square foot," Kusmer says. "For a pit lift and a dancefloor, it helps to know if forklifts will be used up on the pit filler. We would ask, 'Is this going to be only a dancefloor, or will it get more use than that?' That certainly would affect the construction technique. Pit lifts are often used for storage in the space below the stage. If this is the case and you need to put heavy equipment like a forklift on a pit lift, the engineer needs to check the footings underneath the screw jacks or hydraulics that create the structure holding up the pit lift."
Clark adds: "Motor and tie-off points need to be specified so the engineer can make sure the point will take the load that you need to accomplish what you're planning on doing in the structure." He also weighs in on the subject of acoustics. "Acoustics are a very important part of most entertainment construction, whether temporary or permanent. The structural engineer's work needs to work closely with the acoustician's in most cases," Clark notes. "You have to be careful, especially on an indoor project. I am not an acoustician, but I've worked in theatres where either a subway goes by and there's noise from next door, or the steel is connected to some other mechanical thing that vibrates noise into the theatre. You need to be careful and isolate as much as you can."
This is only scratching the surface of things related to structural engineering for a theatrical facility. "In the past, we've experienced difficulty using the right kind of terminology to help educate our clients," says Clark. "If we can educate them, then they know that the next time they call what questions we'll ask, and they'll have the answer."
As production director and director of capital projects for Manhattan Theatre Club, Michael Moody supervised the company's renovation of the Biltmore Theatre, completed in 2003.


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A blaze that broke out inside an ambulance damaged a firehouse Friday morning in Old City Philadelphia.
Flames broke out on a Medic 44 unit at the Philadelphia Fire Dept.'s Ladder 2 firehouse, located at Fourth and Arch streets.
WATCH VIDEO: Fire Commissioner Ayers Speaks At Fire Scene
Philadelphia Fire Commissioner Lloyd Ayers said EMTs from Medic 44 called the alarm in to the fire communications center at 11:36 a.m.
"They said that they had a fire in the medic unit at the time," Ayers said.
Engine 20 was initially dispatched to the scene, and soon Ladder 2's snorkel truck – which had been on radio for training – was called out, as well.
Those crews arrived together four minutes later, Ayers said, and found heavy smoke and fire in the ambulance and inside the firehouse. The flames had spread into the overhead doors.
A FOX 29 News camera on the ground captured the initial response of firefighters, and even a blast aboard the ambulance still in one of the bays (see the second video clip above).
"Everybody's safe," Ayers said. "Both of those medics got out. They did try to fight the fire. They used an extinguisher. They had it knocked down while they were calling – they immediately called for the help. Now, when they got there, we used inch-and-three-quarters hose lines to extinguish the fire."
Ayers said they got it under control by 11:49 a.m., so within nine minutes.
"We've got heavy damage to the medic unit, the medic unit's going to have to be towed. It's pretty much destroyed, really," Ayers said, adding that there is also heavy damage to the firehouse doors and a system to capture diesel fumes.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Arch Street remained closed, although traffic resumed by mid-afternoon on Fourth Street.
The firefighters' union says this may have been preventable, or at least extinguished quicker, if it weren't for 2009 cutbacks. That's when the Engine 8 pumper truck, which used to share this firehouse with Ladder 2, was decommissioned.
The International Association of Firefighters Local 22 described it as losing a limb.
"They took one arm out of the double houses that had an engine and a ladder company. They took one arm off," said Joe Schuley, Local 22's president. "None of the ladder companies of Philadelphia are equipped to actively fight a fire and put out the fire with its water supply."
Ayers weighed in, too.
"Well, everybody was out training with the exception of the medic unit," the commissioner said. "I can't say if it would have made a difference or not."
The firehouse had a fire alarm system but there were no sprinklers. The commissioner says there's only one firehouse in the city that is equipped with sprinklers.
Two other pieces of apparatus were in the firehouse at the time of the blaze. They are Air Unit 2, which only sustained smoke damage, and Reserve Pumper 302, which was not damaged. Both will be moved to other stations.
"Right now, the fire station is going to be out of service," Ayers said, adding that they were looking at how to operate move apparatus and personnel around to cover the area.
(UPDATE: Fire Dept. Releases Plan Friday Night)
Medic 44 was expected to be back in service by Friday afternoon using other rigs.
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---- — Autumn is that special time of year when the heat of summer subsides and leaves behind brilliantly colored, cool afternoons.
It's a time to listen to leaves run at the wind's pace alongside you on a long walk.
It's a time buy Christmas decorations.
Wait. What?
The box stores are already lining the shelves with their Christmas wares. If you missed them, they're in the next aisle over from the Halloween decorations.
About this time every year, people start grumbling about the early arrival of Christmas on store shelves. It seems the complaining starts a little earlier each year, presumably because the stores unleash the caged animal a smidgen earlier with each passing year. Before we know it, there will be ornaments next to the pool chemicals.
Actually, that would make some of the really random ornaments make sense. Take, for example, the ornaments of flamingos and Santas wearing swim trunks. I have never understood those.
Normally, I fall victim to this retailing scheme of stretching out Christmas. I'll peruse an aisle or two and get to thinking about Christmas. Then, my family and I will plan out days to gather for the holidays before the calendars get too full. And before I know it, this looking ahead has caused me to miss the beautiful season of autumn.
I often wonder if anyone is actually buying this stuff in late September or early October. I don't see people with trees or ornaments in their carts. I don't really even see many people shopping the aisles of Christmas goodies.
Is it not even about the sale of decorations this early in the game? Is it rather about getting people thinking about buying presents and other holiday necessities?
I think these will go down as unanswered questions, just like the Santa in swim trunks. I think there are some things we just aren't meant to understand.
But I don't know what I'm whining about. The real victim in all this is Thanksgiving. I often feel bad for the holiday. It so often gets skipped over in this madness — swallowed up by clearance-priced shelves of orange-and-black knickknacks and the adrenaline-inducing Black Friday.
How can a turkey and a pilgrim win against those kinds of odds? The sad truth is they can't. But given the spirit of their assigned holiday, I bet they're thankful just to have a place on the shelf.
I bet there's a lesson there, but I think I missed it. I was looking at the clearance section.
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The Hayward, a purpose-built, modern art gallery, was opened by Her Majesty the Queen in 1968. It is considered an icon of 1960s brutalist architecture. The Gallery plays a vital role in the visual arts in the UK and internationally. As one of the largest and most versatile temporary art exhibition spaces in Britain, it has proved remarkably adaptable in presenting a wide range of ground-breaking exhibitions for 40 years.
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Daily 10am - 6pm
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Admission varies. Concessions available. Visit www.southbankcentre.co.uk/visual-arts for more details
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For wheelchair (and pushchair) access to this exhibition please contact the Foyer Supervisor on arrival. Loan wheelchairs available. Pre-book on 020 7928 3144.
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The Human Factor: The Figure in Contemporary Sculpture brings together major works by 25 leading international artists who have fashioned new ways of using the human form.
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Highlighting remarkably varied approaches, The Human Factor features super-realistic portraits as well as sculptures that change over time and others that evince an uncannily indeterminate presence, hovering ghostlike between object and image. Yet whether overtly theatrical or quietly intimate, all of the works in this exhibition involve us in encounters that aim to change the way we think about and perceive art's oldest subject: the human form.
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Transparency for corporate and labor money
by Jerome Armstrong, Fri Jan 22, 2010 at 01:07:28 PM EST
My perspective on the SCOTUS ruling is mixed. I think there's strong arguments against the ruling, but I also doubt it's worth all the effort going to reverse the ruling. In fact, there are parts of the ruling that are quite favorable. Sunlight Foundation spells out the part where I think the energy should go into:
Yesterday the Supreme Court announced a decision that will allow more money into our political system than ever before. If you think big money and lobbyists already run roughshod over Washington, you haven't seen anything yet.
The Court did admit one silver lining -- that online transparency might help citizens and voters figure out who is buying or selling influence, and that the first line of defense is the disclosure of all this new political spending in a way that is worthy of the 21st century.
We need to make all the disclosures available to anyone online and in real-time.
And the disclosure needs to happen across the board. All political contributions and expenditures by everyone - candidates, contributors, labor unions, and interest groups - need to be transparent to us.
Stronger disclosure is the way to go on this matter. Only Clarence Thomas was against the disclosure provisions of the law. Rather than go down the path of attempting to reverse this through legislation, which is probably a dead-end, a push for more transparency is ultimately going to give us the means to accountability.


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This course prepares information security professionals for the CEH examination. Lectures cover in detail all the domains required for the CEH examination. Each module covers specific objectives and details for the exam, as defined by EC-Council. Demonstration of security tools and techniques will be used throughout the course to enhance the concepts discussed in the course.
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