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Leslie Crews is the President and Owner of Kombuchick, and manages the Brew Crew on a day to day basis while Rebecca manages the Bar Crew. Leslie is a graduate of Virginia Tech's Urban Studies program, with a degree in Public and Urban Affairs and minor in Political Science.
Currently, Kombuchick is the ONLY locally produced kombucha bar and microbrewery company east of Charlottesville, Virginia and is one of three female- owned kombucha companies in the Mid-Atlantic Region. She is the first licensed and certified kombucha production company in Tidewater, and wears that honour proudly.
Leslie was also named '2013 Outstanding Young Entrepreneur' by the SCORE Foundation. She spends her free time doing community- building projects and programs as Membership & Marketing Coordinator on the Park Place Civic League Board, is an esteemed member of the Hampton Roads Green Building Council, and gives motivational talks to youth and community groups.
Week 1 : Giving Birth to a Business vs. a Baby: Yea, Theoretically One in the Same
- Leslie Crews, President of Kombuchick: A Kombucha Bar & Microbrewery Co.
It's an undeniable fact that being a business owner is no small feat: the number crunching, the relentless customer relationship management measures necessary to keep the revenue flowing, and chasing to keep up with bill payment schedules (assuming the revenue is solid enough to pay them in a timely manner). No wonder the statistics concerning small business startup failures are grim. Yet every year, a surprising number of budding entrepreneurs open their doors to their new business ideas and hope for the best... and you, my friend, want to be one of them?
Congratulations! By saying to me, 'Gee Leslie, I have this really awesome idea for a business...' what you're really saying is "Gee Leslie, I think I want to give birth. I want to have a baby, and that baby is a company.' Let's delve a little deeper, in order to gain a healthy perspective on how starting a business and giving birth are theoretically one in the same.
1) Whether you jumped in without thinking, or had a solid family plan, you're never really ready until the bundle of joy arrives.
For some, the decision to have a baby was a well planned choice with lots of preparation before the ultimate deed was done. For others, the baby was a surprised, unplanned bundle of joy. The same realities exist within the small business sector: many entrepreneurs go into business after much planning and deliberation, while others find themselves jumping right in and hoping for the best. Either way, the result is the same: before you lay a bundle of joy (ideally) that is the direct result of passion, sweat, tears, emotional ups and downs, and hard work. So... what's next?
2) There will always be skeptics. No one will love your baby like you love your baby. Let that passion carry you through the rough times.
I was told: 'Leslie, you're not ready...you're not responsible enough' or 'Leslie, Leslie...you're too young. You don't know what you're getting into...' Yes, they were right to a certain extent; I had no idea what I was getting into, but the fact remained: I chose to have the baby, so it's my responsibility to take care of her. For me, giving up on my baby was never an option. I was more than a fit and competent business owner, and knew that after enough sleepless nights of making ends meet, and ensuring she had enough raw materials (read: formula) to keep her growing, I would start to see her grow. This determination and passion kept me through the rough times, and allowed me to hold my head high, with my baby on my shoulders, despite the odds and in spite of those who doubted my abilities.
3) Then there are the logistics... if you don't feed it, change it, and keep it insured...your baby very well may die.
Any decent parent knows a baby without food will die. Think of your raw materials (the products that go into generating a sellable, profitable output resource or service) as your baby's formula. If you don't feed your baby, it can't grow, thrive and prosper into a productive member of society. If you don't keep your baby insured (in our case, backed by the security of industry-relevant insurances, licensure, and certifications), then your baby could fall flat on its face and send you into a downward debt spiral. Covering your bases as a parent and as a business owner are the logistics that keep your baby stable as she grows and develops.
4) Babysitters...because you can't take care of your baby every second of every day.
Ah, now you've reached the point where you need to get out of the house (or shop, or storefront) to start bringing in the bacon, and must leave your baby in the hands of someone else. You do NOT want to entrust your precious little one with just anyone, so make sure your babysitters (read: employees) are well- qualified and have the credentials necessary for taking care of your baby. It has been my experience that it's best consulting a legal expert when it comes to preparing the applications for, interviewing, ultimately hiring, and (as needed, firing) your employees. Different laws dictate employment practices for different municipalities, so know your rights...and those of your intended babysitter(s). Additionally, babysitters are expensive, as any parent would agree. Make sure your budget is solid, and you can commit to paying what you say you're going to pay. The key is to find the perfect balance: no one will love your baby like you love your baby, but you'll want to surely pay your babysitter a comfortable amount as to where you trust they will love your baby enough while Mama Bear's away...but not excessive to the point where your payroll budget is too top-heavy in proportion to your revenue. This does involve a bit of trial and error, so start small then grow into your healthy balance. The right amount of babysitting will be a strategic tool for growth, but the wrong amount can destroy mother and child.
5) Crawling, walking, and then running: the beautiful stages of growth from baby to child. The moments that make any parent proud: watching your baby taking her first steps.
She may stumble a bit, but she hops right up, and keeps going until eventually, she's walking then running. These momentous occasions are just as special for a business owner: perhaps it's the moment where you realize you can afford to quit your day job and work your company full-time. For other business-mamas (and papas), these moments come when you have the opportunity to schedule yourself less and your employees more; when vacation time becomes a reality and not just a tack on the vision board. For me, this moment came quite recently, when I was able to have my staff run my business for a full week while I took a cross-country trip. I was able to check my email from the airport terminals, and watch as the sales poured in and my staff rose to the occasion of meeting business demands. I was able to handle client calls from the train, and delegate orders to my staff. Somewhere along my journey, I had envisioned myself being successful when I reached the point where I could work from home, work while traveling, or go on vacation without having to be physically present for my business. I reached that self- set strata of success, and indeed I was one proud mama.
Whether your 'baby' is a running and jumping toddler, or whether she's still a twinkle in your eye, the best advice I can give, is to never give up on her. Stay the course, for the fate of which is not yours necessarily to determine. When you decide that failure is not your option, independent of whether or not your baby lives to see the teenage years, the entire process is a beautiful and the lessons to be learned as a parent last a lifetime.
Week 2 : The Seven Best FREE Ways to Promote Your Business
- Leslie Crews, President of Kombuchick: A Kombucha Bar & Microbrewery Co.
Let's face it: no matter how you slice the small business capital pie, there is not always enough to go around...and when there is, the portions are very tiny. Capital is not easy to come by these days, so entrepreneurs must do what they can to stretch their dollars. Yet small business owners know marketing and promotion are essential to getting the product or service 'out there'. How can we reach our target market, if we can't afford expensive advertising budgets? Simple. We get clever, and we do it for free.
Sure, there is much effectiveness in expensive television, radio, and magazine advertising. However, those tools can become available to us further down the road once we've generated more revenue and do not have to put all of our greenbacks into one basket. Until then, let's explore the best ways to promote your business...for free.
1. Social media promotion
By far one of the most strategic methods for generating buzz around your product, social media promotion can be as inexpensive or as grandiose as you choose to make it. Create your accounts, and be sure to post beautiful pictures with catchy captions or taglines; call-to-action status updates, and even post deals and promotions that bring your customers in the door. Social media promotion is most effective when the individual business owner is able to identify the best niche use for each specific platform. Take for example, our company Kombuchick: A Kombucha Bar & Microbrewery Co. We use Pinterest to post our drink pictures; Twitter (Username: Kombuchick) to post updates concerning what's on draft and what's selling out; we use Facebook to post what's available at the bar, our events, where we'll be and to interact directly with customers; and we use Tumblr (Kombuchick.tumblr.com) to create a buzz within our niche community through pictures and poignant quotes. Each of these outlets is utilized based on what the platform was intended for, and because of this each platform offers leverage to the others. Keep this in mind when setting up your social media accounts.
2. Mailing list
If social media draws customers in to your business, having a mailing list keeps them coming back for more product or services. Having a mailing list is a key tool for maintaining a flowing relationship and consistent communication with your customer base, thereby presenting a significant opportunity for residual sales down the line. Some programs are costly, but there are a few free mailing list services.
3. Press Releases
Make friends with news media editors, staff writers, and photographers. Pitch ideas to them about new products your company plans to release; a new methodology you plan to implement, or a service you are just beginning to offer, and have them publish your story. News media attention is a great way to strum up business and build clientele...but make sure it's positive!
4. Word of Mouth
Quite possibly one of the most surefire ways to get customers in your door, word of mouth advertisement and recommendations by your fans and customers helps generate organic customer flow into your business. Make sure your product is top quality or that your service is up to par with your industry standards, because negative word-of-mouth can also break your business.
5. Cross-Promotion
Are there local businesses with complementary products or services? Perhaps you could present the idea of developing a co-product to generate even more revenue and pool your customer base. For example, our company sells kombucha, a fermented nonalcoholic probiotic tea. Kombucha is great for yogis, athletes, and virtually anyone seeking a simple way to enhance their healthy lifestyle. We have partnered with different holistic studios (and even health clinics) to do sampling events and seminars. They introduce their customers to a wonderful new product, and we introduce our customers to amazing services offered in the community. It has always proven to be a win-win situation, and we're still reaping the revenue benefits of cross-promotions held three years ago.
6. Blogging
Setup a blog to post cool pictures, random thoughts and musings, and other business-related media but through a casual, informal lens. Blogging is a great way to step outside of the professional sphere and mesh a little personal life with your product or service. Love traveling? Why not take pictures of your friends drinking your product while vacationing in the South of Spain? I certainly did while visiting family in Palma de Mallorca. Having a blog is a great way to let your customers see your life outside of the studio/ shop/ storefront by enabling them to see you with your 'guard down'. If you aren't blog- savvy, network with bloggers promoting products in your industry. Offer to give them samples of your product in exchange for written reviews. Either way, the blogosphere is a resource that should not be left untapped.
7. Community Networking
Get involved with your community! Get to know your neighbors, other neighborhood stakeholders, and fellow business owners, as these are all potential customers. Join the business association for the geographic location where your business is located. Offer to donate product or services in exchange for allowing you to talk briefly about your company. Volunteer to host a neighborhood trash pickup, in exchange for official sponsorship by your company name. IE, "The Kombuchick 1st Annual Neighborhood Litter Pickup Day'.
Now that you've learned what free marketing tools to implement, pay close attention to how these will generate repeated revenue for your business. Do not let the connections you make through these channels fizzle and die...nurture them. When you get the customers in your door, invite them to join your mailing list, and add them to your CRM (Customer Relationship Manager) software or database. Maintain a consistent communication with them, so they'll keep coming back for more product or other services. Soon enough, you will find your revenue has grown such that you can slowly add more costly marketing tools to your arsenal.
Week 3 : Are You Well Connected? - Key Relationships Small Business Owners Need to Establish
- Leslie Crews, President of Kombuchick: A Kombucha Bar & Microbrewery Co.
So to recap, we have discussed an analogy to which we can compare our business experience, and we have also discussed tools for getting our brand 'out there', in order to generate more business. Now that your baby is expanding its customer network base, let us discuss professional relationships that will assist you with getting through the rough periods of business ownership.
Any new mother knows all too well the experience of handling her sick child, or a child with needs that must be addressed by a specialized professional. There are times when outside help must be consulted. Often in business, there are community resources which are needed to help with problems that arise with the company. It is important to establish relationships with these entities.
Banking Relationships
If possible, establish accounts with a local bank. Most are familiar with the needs and dynamics of your community, and may be able to offer incentives and programs that national chain banks may not have access to offering. If this is not possible, at least establish a relationship with an individual banker or teller at the banking institution through which you do choose to establish your account. Your banker may be able to reduce fees or issue credits to your account in the event of an overdraft or other mishap.
Business Mentors and Advising
There are entities within the community who exist for the purposes of helping entrepreneurs and business owners get on their feet. They offer classes, seminars, and many have mentors on hand to meet with you and look at your business in detail, to formulate a solution for your problem. Such organizations include the SCORE Foundation, the Small Business Administration/ Small Business Development Centers, and at ODU the WBC through the Business Gateway. These resources are meant to help you with your needs; be sure to take advantage of the programs they offer.
Local Raw Material Suppliers & Vendors
If you are involved in a retail or manufacturing business, there will undoubtedly be raw materials necessary for generating your products. Establish a relationship with as many local suppliers and vendors as possible. Find out what discounts they offer; many will have a tax- free program for resellers. This means that any goods you purchase with the intent to prepare for resale, you may qualify to purchase at a tax- free rate. Additionally, many offer random deals for businesses that have a storefront; or are member of a local club or organization with similar interests, etc. You might find sourcing goods locally cuts down on shipping and freight costs, allowing you to save in the long run.
Taxation Representatives
Your Department of Taxation likely has a local branch or field office. Get to know who your local taxation representatives are; doing so may end up saving you with reduced penalties or other breaks. Working directly with a local tax rep will help your business establish a healthy relationship with your Department of Taxation. This is very important, as taxes can make or break your business.
Building relationships with local authorities can help your business run smoothly, and will assist you with working smarter, not harder. This list of potential, powerful resources is only a brief compilation; there are many more that have not been discussed. Once you start seeking out other resources to help with your business needs, you will be surprised at what you may find.
Week 4 : Bringing it all together…and Keeping the Energy Flowing
- Leslie Crews, President of Kombuchick: A Kombucha Bar & Microbrewery Co.
Businesses are a lot like life. They are born; they live their lives, and then they die or are reincarnated in a different form (mergers, buyouts, etc.) Birth, life, and death are the realities of our universe, and are no different in the business world. This is reality, and the aim is to prolong the vitality of that life for as long as it lives.
In my first article, I discussed how giving birth to a business, is much like giving birth to a child; and in my second and third installments, I discussed how-now that we have this child, we can tap into the resources available to us to foster it's growth and development. Lastly, I would like to close this blog series with a discussion on bringing it all together: how to keep the energy and life force flowing through your business, even when times seem tough.
Grow Complacent...and Stop Growing
To believe that business operation and ownership will reach a point of smooth sailing is naïve at best. Sure, there will be points along the continuum wherein less work is required to maintain equilibrium and a manageable threshold; but to grow complacent, is to stop growing completely. What I mean by this, is that when we as business owners grow comfortable with our sales revenue, with our business CRM (Customer/ Client Relationship Management), and with our output, we begin to cut back on our marketing dollars. We start to cut staff hours. We do other skimping and skimming measures, instead of pouring ourselves completely into achieving more. I say this, because I too have become guilty of this at times. Complacency is dangerous for small businesses. Think about it: before beginning your business, did you hesitate at any point? Did you think, 'Perhaps, I'll wait until the opportunity is just right' or 'I'll wait until that promotion happens and I have more money.'? That complacency that kept pushing your groundbreaking day farther and farther into the future...is the same procrastination that can (and does) stifle many businesses. Complacency is the foe of innovation, is the sedative for determination, and the catalyst for impending pain. We as business owners must keep the energy flowing, so that we continue growing.
The Brink and The Breaking Point
Often business owners reach roadblocks which all but destroy the morale of the team. Perceived brinks and breaking points fuel that little flame in the back of our minds that says 'failure is eminent'. For some business owners, it maybe delinquent tax issues; for others, it may be off-season sales slumps. Perhaps the recent government shutdown had negative implications for contractors and support services- oriented businesses. However, there is great courage in embracing our brinks and breaking points; they are our opportunities to embrace reality. To no longer live in the illusion that a Magic Tomorrow can rise out of a Broken Today. For brinks and breaking points allow us the revelation that we ourselves are not in control at all-which, rather paradoxically becomes the only point at which we can begin to gain control. These brinks and breaking points allow us to once again become innovative and propel us to the forefront of an even greater opportunity for business growth and development. First, we assess our actual problem at hand. Then, we develop a solution with the assistance of the resources in our arsenal (many of which are discussed in the third blog installment). Next, we set this plan into action, and work tirelessly until we have brought ourselves and our businesses back from the brink. Lastly, we fully absorb the lessons learned. Often, the fear of the unknown merges with our loathing for vulnerability, and a situation of paralysis is created. It is this paralysis that is the biggest threat to the life and vitality of our businesses-just like complacency. To push through this paralysis with a plan of action keeps the energy flowing.
Now that our time together is drawing nigh, I would like to say thank you for taking the time to peruse my experience and strengths, and I trust you will gain hope from them. It was my intention, from the first blog, that you will gain a loving, alternate perspective on viewing your business (or business idea). I hoped you might embrace your business/ idea with open, loving arms and nurture it to maturity. In my second blog, I wanted to present you with many resources for getting yourself out there, for building your brand and your presence so that once your business has been born you can keep building the momentum to get it off the ground. In my third blog, it was my aim to arm you with tools for handling various needs as they may arise. Finally, with this blog, I wanted to part you with a very real approach to the subtle (and not so subtle) challenges that arise independent to any industry, sector, or service and offer a perspective on meeting said challenges with a healthy, forward- driven approach to keep the energy flowing in your business. Though our time here was short and sweet, I would like to continue the discussion with you on how you are utilizing these tools and the information presented to navigate your business. Please feel free to email me at firstname.lastname@example.com to continue the discussion.
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My life has taken a dramatic turn for the better since I resigned from my university administration job of 15 years. I don't have the salary or the health benefits as a financial cushion anymore, but oddly enough I have experienced both jubilation, and serenity. Evidently, it was time for a lifeshift.
Instead of wallowing in misery, doubt, fear and remorse, I decided to take a leap of faith and reinvent myself emotionally, spiritually, and creatively. But, I was a bit intimidated as to the how, when, and where of it all. Fortunately, two major rays of light gave me the fortitude to push through the murkiness. The first was completing a doctorate last year in Higher Education Administration from The George Washington University. Now that I'm "Dr. Roz," I have earned the capacity to generate new knowledge and to share it with others. The second was discovering the Women's Business Center at Old Dominion University Business Gateway! This discovery has been my lifeline to starting a fulfilling career as a bona fide woman entrepreneur.
Although I'd been part-owner of HECK Productions, a marketing and video production company, since 1994 with my husband Ted, it was mostly in name only while I worked my full-time university gig. So when I left the university, I plunged feet-first into helping HECK Productions expand its operations. My efforts led me to the Women's Business Center. My first session was an eVA training workshop entitled, "Introduction to How to Sell to the Commonwealth." That's where I first met Erika Small-Sisco, program manager, and Sadiksha Nepal, program coordinator of the Women's Business Center. I was immediately impressed with the professionalism of Erika and Sadiksha. It was their warm and welcoming personalities that I instantly fell in love with.
Since that first workshop, I have attended the Women's Business Center Orientation Session (the first time, I brought my husband by mistake), the Coffee Talk Round Table, an SBA exporting workshop, and was provided a generous opportunity to attend ODU's Gateway to Business Success conference. Not only has the Women's Business Center inspired and motivated me to invest more energy in HECK Productions, it has also ignited the creation of MANE Event, my new business start-up that promotes and creates natural and healthy hair education events. Within just five months, I have organized a 8-member MANE Event team and launched four social media channels, created a logo, crafted a slogan, built a website, and started an online crowd funding campaign - all from just an idea in my head!
Much to my delight, the very first MANE Event entitled, "What's Your Texture?", held in March, was a huge success! I anticipated at least 25 guests, and the final attendance count was nearly 70, indicating an emerging consumer interest and business opportunity in natural and healthy hair education. But more importantly, Erika was one among the crowd that day routing for me every step of the way!
The Women's Business Center truly lives up to its mission to "educate, inspire and support women entrepreneurs as they launch and grow influential, profitable businesses!" I cannot praise the Women's Business Center enough for the exceptional programming, the wealth of resources, the helpful referrals, the numerous networking events, and the exposure to so many potential business opportunities. The Women's Business Center provides me with the confidence to trust myself, and with the resources to realize my entrepreneurial spirit!
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Huge traffic problems in Oxford
10:56am Monday 3rd December 2012 in News By Mark Taylor, Reporter. Please call me on (01865) 425411
OXFORDSHIRE drivers have faced huge problems today as an accident on the A420 combined with post-flood road clean-ups has caused long delays.
The A420 was closed in both directions near the Bampton turn for an hour from 7.25am to deal with a collision between a Landrover and a white van.
Temporary traffic lights on two stretches of Botley Road, including near the Ferry Hinksey junction have added to the misery.
Traffic has been at a standstill near Cumnor Hill, and crawling between Botley Interchange and the Hythe Bridge Street junction.
There are also reports of heavy traffic delays in St Giles.
Rain this morning has also forced the closure of High Street in Clifton Hampden at the A415 Abingdon Road junction, because of flooding.
Tailbacks have also stretched from the A40 in Cassington Eynsham Roundabout and Wolvercote Roundabout to stretches of the A40 in east Oxford.


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Taunton chartered accountant comes eighth in the world in his exams (From This is The West Country)
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TRAINEE Ross Bickerton scored the joint eighth best score in the whole world in his chartered accountant exams.
Ross, 24, an accounts senior in Taunton with Francis Clark, sat six papers in the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales 2013 Annual International Order of Merit tests in the professional stage of the ACA qualification.
He said: "I'm obviously very surprised and delighted but the most important thing is passing the exams in the first place."
Francis Clark partner Martin Lock said: "Achieving a top ten placing in the International Order of Merit is an excellent achievement and one that Ross can cherish for the rest of his career."
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"Ye shall diligently keep the commandments of the Lord your God, and his testimonies, and his statutes, which he hath commanded thee."1We are also commanded to diligently learn what God would have us do, and then do it. God said:
"Wherefore, now let every man learn his duty, and to act in the office in which he is appointed, in all diligence.President Henry B. Eyring, first counselor in the First Presidency, spoke about diligence and explained how there is a pattern needed to be diligent servants of God. He gave a list of four things to be done, which are:
"He that is slothful shall not be counted worthy to stand, and he that learns not his duty and shows himself not approved shall not be counted worthy to stand. Even so. Amen."2
- Learn what the Lord expects of you
- Make a plan to do it
- Act on your plan with diligence
- Share with others how your experience changed you and blessed others3
Additional Scriptures Showing the Power of Diligence:
- God "is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him."4
- "Diligently hearken to the voice of the Lord thy God."5
- "And now, as ye have begun to teach the word even so I would that ye should continue to teach; and I would that ye would be diligent and temperate in all things."6
1. Emphasis added, Deuteronomy 6:17.
2. Emphasis added, Doctrine and Covenants 107:99-100.
3. "Act in All Diligence," General Conference, April 2010.
4. Emphases added, Hebrews 11:6.
5. Emphases added, Exodus 15:26.
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The Supreme Court's rulings on gay marriage prompted strong reaction on both sides of the fence in Atlanta.
On one hand, some gay rights advocates say the rulings are a sign that they should push for legal marriages in our state..On the other, some faith leaders say the ruling is a sign that the country is headed in the wrong direction.DECISION DECRIEDGeorgia is among roughly three-dozen states that ban gay marriage. Attorney General Sam Olens issued a statement saying the state would be unaffected by the high court ruling."The decision does not affect existing state definitions of marriage; in fact, it explicitly says that it is limited to marriages recognized by states as lawful," Olens said in the statement.Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle said the Supreme Court appeared to have preserved states' rights."Back in 2004, we had this on the ballot and the people of Georgia spoke clearly about the issue. I think states' rights will be very important as we move forward," said Cagle. Jerry Luquire, the head of the Georgia Christian Coalition, said he believes marriage should be between a man and a woman. He is among those expecting future court cases on the issue of gay marriage and state law."I think that there will be plaintiffs and defendants going to court with this as a background. A lot of court action is based on precedent and this will get some withstanding into court," said Luquire.But for now at least, the Supreme Court rulings will have little direct impact on same-sex couples who want to marry in Georgia.
Rehoboth Baptist Church Pastor Troy Bush said he touched on the high court decision during his Wednesday night services. He said that he reminded the congregation to love unconditionally, but stay true to their values."We believe God's best and his design is for one man and one woman to be husband and wife in marriage," said Bush. "It's something that's been both a tradition culturally and legally in our country since the founding of our country, so we're disappointed in the decision. At the same time, we love our neighbors.The 2004 ban of same sex marriage was overwhelmingly approved by Georgia voters. Since that time, national polls have shown movement in favor of gay marriage.SUPPORTERS CELEBRATE RULINGSupporters of gay marriage held a rally in support of the Supreme Court's ruling at Piedmont Park in midtown Atlanta on Wednesday. "I'm out here because this is the biggest thing to happen to the Constitutional law since Roe vs. Texas," said Rachel Buddy. "This means I can marry my fiancé and we can be seen as equal citizens."
Attendees of the rally carried signs and flags proclaiming their approval of the ruling.
"This is huge for equality and for people to stop treating same-sex couples as third-class citizens," said Sted Mays.Seth and Nate Persily brought their 4-year-old twin girls to be a part of the moment."For our family, it means that these kids will have two legally married parents and that our family is equal to any other family out there. And we're not there yet in Georgia but we're so close,' said Seth Persily.
Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed released a statement saying, "The Supreme Court ruling to strike down the Defense of Marriage Act was a courageous decision and is an enormous victory for loving, married couples and their families. It is my hope that today's decision puts our nation on an inevitable path toward the day when all citizens, regardless of their sexual orientation, can enjoy equal protection under the law and marry the ones they love. "
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Lawmakers from Both Chambers Call for Farm Bill Support for Beginning Farmers
A group of bipartisan Representatives and Senators has asked House and Senate farm bill conferees to provide legislation with programs meant to break down the barriers that make it difficult to enter agriculture. The Senate letter urged the conferees to maintain the strongest possible support for beginning farmers and ranchers through targeted programs that provide new and young farmers with education and training, access to credit and access to affordable land with support for conservation programs. Both letters specifically ask for adoption of funding for the Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program at no less than the House-passed level of 20-million dollars per year; House-passed provisions that expand credit options for new farmers - including an authorization for USDA to make microloans for beginning and veteran farmers and to launch an intermediary lending pilot modeled after other successful cooperative lending programs such as the Rural Microentrepreneur Assistance Program; Senate-passed funding levels for the Conservation Reserve Program Transition Incentives Program; and the House-passed provision that increases the amount of funding a beginning or socially disadvantaged farmer can receive up front through the Environmental Quality Incentives Program.
Many of the members of Congress who signed these letters demonstrated support for beginning farmers by cosponsoring legislation introduced earlier this year in the House and Senate - the Beginning Farmer and Rancher Opportunity Act. A similar letter was sent to Congressional leaders by more than 130 organizations from across the country earlier this month.
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1: Me and my wife have discovered that we no longer have anything in common.
2: I can't promise her the support that she wants out of me, due to not knowing who I am from one day to the next. For example being happy and optimistic one day and pessimistic another day.
3: I can't take this mental problem of mine, it really gets in the way of everything. Work, relationship. Due to being on ant-psychotics and anti-depressants, I feel like as one person said on here, like I'm watching a TV and I'm not part of the drama.
4: I can't take the decision as to if I should return to the UK or stay for the kids. There is benefit to both choices. Maybe in the UK I'll get the care I need. Where as here nobody understands me or my condition.
The bottom line is, I CAN'T MAKE A JUSTIFIED DECISION ONE WAY OR ANOTHER!
Can I be so bold as have some of you in my position, and make that decision for me?
Ignore the above if you think it's too intense a request. Maybe you views would be better.
:Sigh: What to do! What to do!
PS I have a friend at work is in the same position, minus the mental illness. He stays in Durban, yet his family is in Joburg. He asked me where he should be. I said you have nothing keeping you here go back to Joburg.
Yet who am I to be giving advice, when I can't even make a decision on my own. Maybe my decision is a hard one. Who knows? Who cares? FUCK IT!
PPS Like Richard Ashcroft said "I'm a million different people from one day to the next!"


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7:00am Saturday 10th May 2014 in Rugby Union By Stuart Amos
Captain Chris Robshaw is hoping he misses the England plane bound for New Zealand, because it will mean Harlequins will have reached the Premiership final.
Quins, who have now won their past four league games, pipped Exeter 30-29 in a thriller at Sandy Park on Sunday to set up a winner takes all clash with Bath for a top-four finish.
A semi-final success will see them return to the showpiece final at Twickenham for the first time since lifting the title in 2012.
That match is just seven days before England's first Test clash with the All Blacks at Eden Park on June 7, with jet lag protocols and a lack of preparation time ruling out those players involved in the Premiership final.
But, despite relishing the opportunity to line up against the world champions in their own back yard, Robshaw knows where he would rather be.
"I've never played against New Zealand on their own patch and we all know what a challenge it will be," he said.
"That is what it is all about though – testing yourself against the best in the world.
"We might be missing a few boys, but we go there with confidence because we have been playing well.
"We can learn from past experiences, but before that is the end of the season with Quins and that is all I'm thinking about."
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Whats next for Republican leaders of the state House? Its a tantalizing question because their ideas, or perhaps that should be notions, about what to do to raise teacher pay are truly strange.
Sorry, but its hard to take seriously the Houses pay hike plan for teachers. The Houses proposed budget would give teachers about 5 percent more by boosting advertising for the state lottery. The idea is that more advertising will lure more people into the games, and their losses will become the teachers gain.
How is Speaker Thom Tillis going to address other revenue shortfalls? A rabbit out of the hat maybe? Or perhaps hell charge for a traveling stage show wherein he saws Gov. Pat McCrory in half.
A good many Republicans and Democrats seemed to be doing a double-take when it came out that the lower chambers budget figured to bump lottery advertising to 2 percent of sales instead of 1 percent. With more marketing, officials figure, the lottery would bring in substantially more money. The last fiscal year figure for net proceeds was about $480 million.
First, the good news: The House would not concur with the Senates plan to cut teacher assistants or slice 30 percent from the state Department of Public Instruction. It also would not require teachers to surrender their modest form of tenure as the Senate would. All thats considerably more enlightened than the poor Senate budget.
There are some other things in the House budget unrelated to education that also are enlightened relative to the upper chamber: Thousands of blind, aged, disabled and sick people now eligible for Medicaid would not be kicked off the rolls as they would be in the Senate budget, and the Medicaid office wouldnt be cut loose from the Department of Health and Human Services.
But the lottery idea seems to be just zany. And for a Republican crowd that acts like it wouldnt raise taxes if John Dillinger were holding a .45 on them, boosting participation in the lottery would be equivalent to a huge tax increase on people who can least afford it, namely those of lower incomes who tend to play the lottery in disproportionate numbers.
They, ironically, would be the ones stuck with the tab for raising teacher pay, something that should readily and happily be shared by all taxpayers in North Carolina.
What needs to be done is an across-the-board, step-by-step boost in teacher pay to bring the state again at least to the national average. It could be funded by a general sales tax surcharge or by rescinding some of the excess tax breaks lawmakers have instituted. Instead, GOP House leaders would increase an effective tax on the desperation of the poor and leave the future of the states K-12 education to chance.
Theres another touch of irony here, too. Tillis concedes that Republicans never would have passed a state lottery to begin with if theyd been in charge in 2005 when it was enacted. But now theyre coming up with even more creative and horribly misguided ways to use lottery money.
Teachers should be paid from a reliable source of money, not have their incomes hostage to a state-sponsored gambling game.
Republicans, with their obsessive tax reductions and shortsighted budget cuts, have backed themselves into a corner, most evident by an anticipated revenue shortfall in the hundreds of millions of dollars. And with regard to teacher pay, they now believe, like that individual who buys more lottery tickets than he can afford, that the way out is to gamble for a jackpot.


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When Shia LaBeouf isn't dodging Transformers, he's likes to exercise his artistic muse. Earlier this year, he directed a video for Kid Cudi and as he gears up to team with Robert Redford in "The Company You Keep," the young actor has taken another surprising detour, collaborating with former shock-rocker Marilyn Manson on a forthcoming book and short film entitled "Born Villain." Huh. The project will feature a book of photographs taken by LaBeouf and his girlfriend Karolyn Pho, accompanied by a short film starring Manson and directed by the LaBeouf. Any more details seem to be held up pretty tight, but here's LaBeouf's statement about the project:
Locals Rule. I think. Odd, living in L.A all my life and taking for granted my environment, my city. But one night, just a few months ago, I bumped into Marilyn Manson at one of my locals and together we crawled the city a bit; where he lived, where I lived, where we ate and drank and where we have been entertained. We traveled the roads to those places on streets that had become too familiar. And then I reflected back on that brief journey and traced that trip (with photographs). I connected buildings and streets, freeways, storefronts and trees with a BORN VILLAIN at my side. Here it is but with a little mood music to set my mood.
So essentially, it's a project that is comprised of photographs LaBeouf and co. took while trying to recall a hazy, drunken night stumbling around Los Angeles. Don't they already have Tumblr pages devoted to that? Anyway, if you really want to know what he created you're gonna have to put up $75 to find out. Art isn't cheap folks. Anyway, "Born Villain" premieres tomorrow night at Space 15 Twenty in Los Angeles and if you really want to go, you're gonna have a buy a book to get guaranteed entry. One word of advice though. You may not want to sit near LaBeouf. Word has it hasn't been able to handle his alcohol lately. [via ONTD]
Duncan | September 3, 2011 9:10 AM
Mary - ever heard of a publicity stunt?
Donny Wahls | August 31, 2011 7:54 AM
LaBeouf continues to prove he's one of the biggest douchebags in hollywood. Hopefully he'll have a guest spot in that inevitable Entourage movie, so that he and the rest of the cast can out-douche each other and brag about their charmed lives.
Mary | August 31, 2011 4:57 AM
So. Is that why he spit on M.Manson the other day? That's fairly strange and not terribly artistic.


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Mark Johnson
Mark Johnson has covered cycling as a writer and photographer for national and international publications since the 1980s. His work has been published in cycling titles including VeloNews in the United States, Cycling Weekly in the UK, Velo in France, and Ride Cycling Review in Australia, as well as general-interest publications including The Wall Street Journal and the San Diego Union-Tribune. A category 2 road cyclist, Mark has also bicycled across the United States twice and completed an Ironman triathlon. He has a PhD in English literature from Boston University and has worked as a freelance writer and photographer for the Slipstream Sports cycling team since 2007. His other passion is surfing, which he does frequently from his home in Del Mar, California.


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on Jun 28, 2008 at 2:06 pm
nice to call pregnant women preggers - like the racial slur [word removed] isnt it, stop wasting bandwidth idiot
on Jun 28, 2008 at 5:34 pm
Maybe a cultural thing, but certainly Englishwomen call themselves preggers as a matter of pride. I think Princess Anne started making it more fashionable when she first got preggers with her first, 30sh years ago.
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Hopefully, the pregnant teachers will get their jobs back when they want to return after their maternity leave. At a local daycare center, Abracadabra on the Springer campus in Los Altos, a teacher who had been employed by the company for 14 years tried to return after her maternity leave only to lose her job while on leave. The Director skirted the law by giving her the "same amount" of hours and not the "same hours". Because the cost of childcare for her two school age children was so high she would of been in the negative had she taken the afternoon shift rather than her morning shift she held for 14 years. What a shame. My children had this teacher and she was excellent with them and with us parents, too. My child was so sad because she just vanished when she went to have her baby...never to return. This is why a lot of women choose to not have children, and this was done to her by a woman.


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RALEIGH — Friday came with bright sunshine and above-freezing temperatures, and National Weather Service maps did not show warnings or watches over the Triangle for the first time in several days.
State officials stressed, however, that the days after a storm can be more dangerous than the storm itself, and a rash of morning accidents helped make their point when driers encountered black ice.
Black ice had been expected to form overnight and it did, and emergency officials warned that the same thins is likely to happen Saturday morning.
At a Friday news conference on storm response, Gov. Pat McCrory and others somberly noted a hit-and-run crash on Interstate 40 in Wake County that killed two people who were out of their vehicles to help after an accident.
"Remain vigilant," State Highway Patrol Col. William Grey said, and he urged drivers to stay off the roads after dark Friday because of water likely freezing on roads.
Schools were closed all around the area Friday, but other things were beginning to return to normal.
Air traffic was coming into and out of Raleigh-Durham International Airport after dozens of canceled flights Thursday.
Triangle Transit said its buses had begun running, and local buses in Durham, Raleigh and Cary were set to begin later in the morning.
"I'm proud of the people for dealing with this natural disaster," McCrory said, and he added, "We don't know of anyone who spent a night in a car" Wednesday or Thursday."
The state Department of Transportation said interstates and state and U.S. highways in the Triangle were generally clear by mid-morning Friday, and its focus was shifting to secondary roads.
The two-day storm prompted a new round of closings and cancellations. Schools in the Triangle remain closed, and Duke University, N.C. Central University, N.C. State University and UNC-Chapel Hill all canceled classes Friday. Wake Technical Community College called off classes Friday and Saturday.
Other institutions and businesses were hoping to get things back to normal Friday, albeit late. After being closed Thursday, the Wake County courts planned to operate on a two-hour delay Friday.
Verizon reported that it was having storm-related cell service problems in North Carolina on Friday morning and said engineers were working to fix them.
The weather service had warned that it could have been the worst winter storm in central North Carolina since the ice storm of December 2002 that left many communities paralyzed for days. The freezing rain that fell overnight Wednesday pulled down branches and power lines, causing scattered outages that affected thousands of homes and businesses, but nowhere near as many as in 2002.
As of 9 a.m., Duke Energy Progress had restored service to all but 93 customers in Wake County, and Duke Energy reported 456 outages in all of its territory in North Carolina and South Carolina.
The biggest problem for Duke Progress appeared to be on the southeast coast, where it showed almost 27,000 customers remained powerless in New Hanover and surrounding counties.
Duke said about 500 workers had been brought in from Duke facilities in the Midwest and Florida, and another 500 were expected to arrive Thursday. Meanwhile, the state Department of Transportation began shifting trucks and personnel from east to west Thursday to deal with the second part of the storm.
Area hospitals reported an uptick in emergency room visits on Wednesday, mostly due to motor vehicle accidents, but said things had generally quieted down on Thursday.
"Despite the winter storm, we are fortunate to be operating close to 'business as usual' after the winter weather and gridlock subsided," said Kristin Kelly Gruman, spokeswoman for WakeMed.
Travel headaches continue
The storm's initial burst of snow and sleet dropped anywhere from 3 to 8 inches in the Triangle, with the heavier amounts generally to the west and north. Another inch or two was expected with the second round of snow Thursday afternoon.
Some airlines resumed flights at Raleigh-Durham International Airport on Thursday afternoon, but passengers were urged to check with their airline before heading to the airport for the next couple of days, particularly as the storm hit cities in the Northeast. About three-quarters of RDU's normal 400 daily arrivals and departures were canceled Thursday, including all Jet Blue, Air Canada Jazz and United Airlines flights. Some Friday morning flights had already been canceled, too.
About 50 people ended up spending Wednesday night in the airport terminal after the storm canceled their flights, said RDU spokeswoman Mindy Hamlin. "We provided blankets and pillows, and Wake County brought out dinners for them," Hamlin said.
Ian Geery, a field technician who works on cellular towers, said his trip home to Phoenix had been delayed from Thursday to Saturday. It was Geery's second encounter with a crippling Southern snowstorm; he was working in Atlanta when the last major snowstorm rolled through, and he and his crew were trapped on Atlanta freeways for 6 hours.
Less than two weeks later, he and his team rolled into Raleigh just hours before the storm.
"We're basically arriving at these cities as they're just getting pounded by snow," said Geery. In Raleigh, he says, he and his team saved time by sticking to back streets in their Ford F-250 – a lesson they learned in Atlanta.
"We were only on the road for about an hour, an hour and a half longer than we were supposed to be," said Geery, 26.
All Amtrak train service in the state was canceled Thursday, and it was not clear Thursday night when it would resume.
Triangle Transit said it would operate full service on Friday, starting at 7 a.m., though it said customers should expect some delays. Capital Area Transit in Raleigh will begin running at 7 a.m., too, but on a less-frequent Saturday schedule. Chapel Hill Transit buses will not begin service before 10 a.m. Friday.
Road crews were able to start clearing some secondary roads in the Triangle on Thursday, after concentrating on highways and main thoroughfares. They'll continue the job Friday, helped by the return of sunshine and temperatures inching into the 40s for the first time since Monday.
There's another chance of precipitation on Friday night, but forecasters expect it to fall as a cold rain.
Staff writer John Murawski contributed.
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CATEGORIES MoviesLast week, resident movie blogger curmudgeon Jeffrey Wells lamented the fact that the "Moneyball" DVD/Blu-ray extras didn't mention Steven Soderbergh once. The Oscar-winning director was knee-deep in "Moneyball" planning back in June 2009 when he was unceremoniously dumped at the eleventh hour by Sony president Amy Pascal. The project was put in a turnaround until Brad Pitt recruited "Capote" director Bennett Miller to helm the adaptation of Michael Lewis's bestseller, and the rest is history: "Moneyball" is on track to earn multiple Oscar nominations later this month, including a potential nod for Best Picture.
But what of Soderbergh? The director has kept quiet when it comes to his "Moneyball" ouster, but in a new interview with Indiewire, he slightly opens up. As it turns out, his marriage to accuracy is what wound up getting in the way:
I'm less prone to change things now that I would have been 10, 15 years ago. "Moneyball" is the perfect example of that. At the end of the day, part of my problem with that was my refusal to do something that didn't happen. I wanted the movie to be absolutely accurate in every particular. [...] ["Moneyball"] was a sort of slow-motion car wreck when it finally landed on everyone just how rigorous I was being about that. There was a bit of a, "Well, wait a minute." And I get it. That was the only way I knew how to do it and it was the only way I wanted to do it. If that's not the way it's going to get done, then you should get rid of me.
And so they did. Not that things aren't going well for Soderbergh: "Contagion" was one of his bigger recent hits, "Haywire" already has strong buzz in the lead up to its release next week, and "Magic Mike" could be a sleeper success this summer.
"Maybe since 'Che,' my interest in and appetite for 'serious' movies, making them, has really dropped," Soderbergh said about his commercial resurgence. "I just feel like I want to have more fun as a filmmaker and I'd like to make things that are more fun for the audience. I don't need to be taken anymore seriously that I am."
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FALMOUTH, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- There's an effort underway to match the success of the Maine Breast Cancer specialty license plate with a plate just for motorcycles.
There are now more than 15,000 plates on the road, raising money for three Maine organizations: The Maine Cancer Foundation's Women's Cancer Fund, the Maine Breast Cancer Coalition's Support Service Fund and the Maine Breast and Cervical Health Program's mammogram fund.
Now, the same groups behind the regular license plate would like to create the first ever specialty motorcycle license plate, raising money for the same three organizations.
In order for the Maine Legislature to authorize the plates, at least 500 people must reserve one, paying the $25 fee. Rep. Meredith Strange Burgess, who is leading the effort in the legislature, says it is unlikely that that goal will be reached this legislative session, but she is hoping enough people will sign up by next year.
Those who have signed up, though, are eager to get the new plates. John Sibley, whose late wife, Brenda, died of breast cancer 7 years ago, now holds the Brenda Sibley Memorial Ride every year as part of the Old Town Riverfest to help raise money for CancerCare of Maine. His wife, Kim, lost her mother to breast cancer and has many other relatives facing other forms of the disease. John Sibley said, "We look around, and if there is a ride for cancer, we go to it."
Kim Sibley added, "We buy the products, and people say, "Do you want to make a donation to x-y-z cause, you do it. Without thinking, you do it. You may not know the people that got helped, but you know, somewhere down the line, you helped."
Tara Hill, the executive director of the Maine Cancer Foundation, says the current motor vehicle plates will bring her organization $54,000 this year. And while that's a small part of the the Foundation's overall budget, it makes a big difference in what the organization can do.
"I don't think anyone would expect they would take off as they have," Hill said. "To have that level of income every year is just amazing."
To learn how to reserve a motorcycle plate, visit http://www.mainecancer.org/mcfaq.


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A video of Detroit Academy of Arts and Sciences students performing a rendition of Pharrell Williams' "Happy" is creating some online happiness of its own.
The 40-member choir recorded the video earlier this month. As of Wednesday morning, a version posted March 7 on YouTube has been viewed more than 430,000 times. And it's prompted requests for TV appearances.
The cellphone video was recorded by Edward Bone, whose daughter is among the choir's third to eighth grade students.
Choir director Angela Kee says the video was made after a producer for NBC's "America's Got Talent" requested a recording. The students helped create the choreography. And Kee says she's "tickled and pleased and amazed" by positive online reaction.
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It's been 20 years since the Superstorm of 93 that brought the southeast record snowfall! 20 years ago, Greenville was on it's way to getting nearly 10 inches of snow, while Mt. Mitchell was gearing up for 50! This was a classic set up that involved a powerful low pressure developing along the Gulf Coast and riding northeast through south GA and up the east coast.
For a complete recap of the storm, check out the National Weather Service @ GSP presentation here: http://www.erh.noaa.gov/gsp/localdat/cases/2013/Review_March1993_Superstorm.pdf
My husband talks about this storm often, and it had a big impact on his life. He lived in Alabama at the time, and got around 13 inches in his hometown of Sylacauga. I lived in Houston, TX at the time, so I never got in on all the snow.
The Superstorm of 93 is the storm by which most other winter storms have been compared, and will be compared to for a long time I think. All of the ingredients were there...extremely cold air, ample moisture, tons of upper level dynamics, and a ridiculously intense surface low pressure. This could very easily happen again, and we've had some similar events (January 2011 for one).
No snow storms coming for us as it looks now, but some colder air will settle in tonight! Today we're in the 60s and low 70s in the Upstate, and tomorrow we'll barely get over 50! Some isolated snow showers will develop with the northwest flow near the TN border late tonight and tomorrow. In general, most spots will stay dry in the mountains and Upstate through the week though.
We'll get a nice rebound in temps by late week and weekend. We'll have a slight chance of showers by Saturday area-wide.
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A West Frankfort man faces charges after three firearms were stolen from a man's home.
Justin M. Murphy, 21, of West Frankfort is charged with residential burglary and possession of stolen firearms.
A man living in the 100 block of West 6th Street reported three of his firearms missing, according to West Frankfort Police. They hadn't been checked on in some time, so the timeframe of the thefts was not exact.
A CZ 452 American .22 caliber bolt action long rifle, blued, walnut stock, with a Bushnell Banner scope, a Colt Commander .45 caliber 1911, stainless steel, 100 year anniversary edition, rosewood grip, and a Heritage Roughrider .22 caliber magnum revolver, blued, beech wood stock were stolen.
Police found a Fairfield resident who had purchased one of the stolen guns. The person was unaware that the gun had been stolen.
Police also found a rural Thompsonville resident who bought another of the stolen guns. That person was also unaware the gun was stolen.
Both of those guns were recovered.
West Frankfort Police contacted Justin M. Murphy, 21, of West Frankfort at 720 N. Illinois Ave.
Police found the third stolen firearm.
During an interview with Murphy, police say he stated that he knew the firearm owner and had entered his home and stolen the three firearms. Murphy told police he sold one to a man from Fairfield and one to a man from rural Thompsonville.
Murphy was detained at the Franklin County Jail on a charge of residential burglary and possession of stolen firearms.
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¼ cup balsamic dressing
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Arrange the slices of Genoa salami around the edges of a plate, leaving the center open. Place tomatoes, olives, bread, red onion and basil in a large bowl and toss together. Carefully mound the mixture in the center of the plate with salami. Drizzle balsamic dressing over the panzanella and garnish with cracked black pepper.
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6-8 slices Genoa salami, cut slices into strips
1 cup heirloom tomatoes, diced
8-10 Kalamata olives, pitted
¼ cup red onion, julienned
2 cups spaghetti, cooked and drained
¼ cup balsamic dressing
2 Tbl fresh basil, julienned
2 Tbl Parmesan cheese
In a large sauté pan heat the salami for approximately 1 minute. Add the tomatoes, olives and red onion to the pan, continue to heat while tossing ingredients together. Add spaghetti and balsamic dressing to the pan and toss all ingredients together, keep over heat until everything is nicely warmed but not long enough for the tomatoes to begin to break down. Transfer pasta to a large platter, garnish with fresh basil and Parmesan cheese. Season with salt & pepper if desired.


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Lesley Assistant Professor of Political Science Dr. Michael Illuzzi writes about Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr., who will address Lesley's Boston Speakers Series on April 2.
Friday, March 28, 2014
Like his two sons serving in the U.S. Navy under a Democratic administration, who don't ask what the political affiliation of the president is, former Utah Governor Huntsman explained that he didn't hesitate either when President Obama asked him to be ambassador to China. Huntsman's biography and political career raises an important question: What does it mean to "put my country first" in an age of inequality, nine-second sound bites, gridlock, gerrymandering and increased partisanship?
Jon Huntsman's biography certainly exemplifies a life of service to the country. He became an Eagle Scout at the age of 15. Now 53, he has already served under four presidents: as a staff assistant for Ronald Reagan, as ambassador to Singapore under George H.W. Bush, a U.S. deputy trade representative under George W. Bush, and as ambassador to China under Barack Obama. He served as governor of Utah from 2005-2009 and was named chairman of the Western Governors Association and managed to leave office with approval ratings over 80 percent.
While all this public service has produced a very long public record to evaluate, if you search for Gov. Huntsman's political career there is one word that dominates the discussion: "a moderate." As the American Conservative journal has rightly pointed out, however, this title is a misnomer. On fiscal and tax issues as well as gun rights, groups like the Cato Institute and the National Rifle Association (NRA) have ranked him more conservative than many traditionally well-known conservatives. Why then is Huntsman derisively labeled as a moderate? What accounts for the label of moderate being cast at Gov. Huntsman as an aspersion?
Huntsman has the temerity to believe, as he puts it, that "civility can co-exist with facts." He accepts the science of global warming, the need for the Environmental Protection Agency, and the need for real diplomacy and negotiation in foreign policy. Yet, this position of basing political policy on a combination of strongly held values guided by the available facts about the world has become so unorthodox that Huntsman does not fit in with our almost cartoonish stereotypes of conservative and liberal, to which our political leaders are all too often willing to conform or at least pretend to conform. It says a lot about the perversions of our political culture when taking positions consistent with the principle that "civility can co-exist with facts" is courageous. It is in this political environment that Huntsman has argued, "I think we're going to have problems politically until we get some sort of third-party movement or some alternative voice out there that can put forward new ideas."
Yet, perhaps the problem goes even deeper than electoral processes and the spin machines of the major parties. In 1893, Charlotte Perkins Gilman wrote:
"The nation is a unit. That which makesYou an American of our to-dayRequires the nation and its history,Requires the sum of all our citizens,Requires the product of our common toil,[….] Lower the nation's conscience by a hair,And you are less than that you were before!You stand here in the world the man you areBecause your country is America.Our liberty belongs to each of us;The nation guarantees it. In return,We serve the nation, serving so ourselves."
It is possible the notion of unity and common purpose talked about by Perkins Gilman no longer resonates in a culture inculcated with cynicism and withdrawal from the public sphere. When Congress has approval ratings under 13 percent and civility among these representatives degenerates into vulgar name-calling among the leaders of the two Houses, perhaps the very idea that any person would "put their country first" sounds quaint or even quixotic. Yet, the whole premise of a democratic republic relies on a presumption that we rule each other, in other words, by serving the nation we serve ourselves. At this moment of political frustration, we look forward to hearing Gov. Huntsman's new ideas for reviving old, but not quaint, ideals.
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People who called the Commonwealth Games ticket line were charged while listening to the engaged tone, it has emerged.
Organisers apologised for the problem, which has been blamed on a "human programming error".
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The latest glitch comes after the ticket sales website was hit by problems, with customers facing delays of more than 30 hours when extra tickets went on sale on Monday.
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The Daily Mail reported that some customers ran up bills of more than £100 while trying to buy tickets through the hotline.
A Glasgow 2014 spokesman said: "Glasgow 2014 can confirm that some callers to the Glasgow 2014 ticket line who received an engaged tone on the ticketing phone lines were charged in error by TalkTalk Business, a supplier of Ticketmaster.
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An extra 100,000 tickets across all 17 sports and the opening and closing ceremonies went on sale on Monday.
A TalkTalk Business spokesman said: "It has come to our attention that due to a human programming error, we did not deliver the service that had been agreed with Ticketmaster during the general ticket sale for the Commonwealth Games.
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"We would stress that this issue did not affect all callers to the ticket line and we sincerely apologise for the inconvenience this has caused. We will work with Ticketmaster to urgently compensate all customers affected by this error."
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- Place pretzels in an ungreased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan. Combine the oil, garlic powder, dill and lemon-pepper; drizzle over pretzels and toss to coat.
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"I'd rather play with Juninho that sit on the bench with Becks"- Galaxy reject Michael Enfield
Guess what champ, you'll do neither playing in Australia. You may get to play against Becks in a friendly but from what I recall from your brief time in Galaxy gold & green, Sydney FC would be better served to have a wombat on the field.
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