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How Art Museum landed rare visit of 'American Gothic' (Cincinnati Enquirer, August 23, 2014)
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The List: Your Fall 2014 Arts Guide (including CAM's Beyond Pop Art: A Tom Wesselmann Retrospective) (Harper's Bazaar, August 21, 2014)
August 18,2014
All Across America, Artists Are Taking Over Billboards (T Magazine, August 18, 2014)
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Conserving a Pneumatic Dress at the Cincinnati Art Museum (Cincinnati CityBeat, August 14, 2014)
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Cincinnati Silver Exhibit Is a Strong Achievement (Cincinnati CityBeat, August 13, 2014)
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Cincinnati Art Museum presents Conversations around American Gothic (Cincinnati Art Museum Press Release, August 11, 2014)
February 28, 2014 - 05:00 pm to 09:00 pm
Travel back in time to the Beat Generation era of Greenwich Village, Brooklyn with our newest exhibition From the Village to Vogue: The Modernist Jewelry of Art Smith and admire a time of fast, new ideas, designs and dances. Elementz will bring the beat of Art Smith's spirit to the modern day with breakdancing (6 – 8 pm) and spoken word poetry inspired by the permanent collection. This Friday during Art After Dark, attend one of our tours of Bling through the collection, assisted by spoken word poets from Voices of Freedom (a division of Elementz). Tours will begin with two spoken word pieces, followed by a short tour of the special exhibition, From the Village to Vogue: The Modernist Jewelry of Art Smith. Tours take place at 5:30 p.m. (members-only), 6:30 & 7:30 p.m. (general public).
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The Reds might be done with their Christmas shopping early, though they're said to be window-shopping lefty relievers.
Ryan Ludwick: 2 years/$15M (w/ mutual option in '15) We don't know the year-by-year breakdown yet for this deal, but it's probably slightly back-loaded. I would guess no more so than $6M in '13...
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A fanblog's completely unreasonable plan for the Reds at the Winter Meetings
Could we see this beautiful head of hair manning center field in Cincinnati next year?
Smudging the ledger.
Speed dating the hot stove.
Mostly worrying about Johnny Cueto.
After a frustrating and boring Winter Meetings, Walt Jocketty claimed that a trade for a starting pitcher was still a strong possibility, but he expressed frustration at the demands other teams...
The Winter Meetings were particularly frustrating as a Reds fan
Yesterday was a fairly quiet day for the Reds, though the rest of baseball was busy gettin' busy. A number of trades went down, with Angel Pagan going to San Francisco in exchange for Andres...
Given that the Reds have minuscule money/targets for free agents, I'll be breaking down trade targets division by division until Walt Jocketty and the Reds track down a few impact players, while...
A look at the closers on the free agent market and where Francisco Cordero fits into the picture.
I'm convinced Halloween is a conspiracy, designed to send us all into sugar highs to distract us from the fact that baseball is over. I think its Mars Incorporated's way of taking the focus off...
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Additionally, thanks to the following businesses for donating raffle items: Price Chopper, Bazzano's Pizza, Community Bank, Stewart's, Durocher, Imaginarium Children's Museum, ECHO, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Jade Buffet, Kneucraft Jewelry, TJ Max, Sam's Club, North Bowl Lanes, Peru Pharmacy, Trembley's Maple Syrup, Studio G Hair Design, Bushey's New & Used Furniture, Guma's Restaurant, High Peaks Dental, Rambachs Bakery, Dick's Sporting Goods, Old Navy, Starr Maliniak, Shauna Miller.
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BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) -- Sixty-five bison from Yellowstone National Park were due to arrive at northeast Montana's Fort Peck Reservation on Monday under a long-stalled initiative to repopulate parts of the West with the iconic, genetically pure animals, a tribal official said.
Tribal and state officials signed an agreement late Friday allowing the transfer to take place, said Robert Magnan with the Fort Peck Fish and Game Department.
The date of the shipment was kept quiet until it was underway to avoid a court injunction, he said. A group of northeast Montana landowners and property groups filed a lawsuit in state district court in January seeking to stop the transfer.
Several prior attempts to relocate the animals failed because of opposition from cattle producers and difficulty finding public or tribal land suitable for the bison.
State wildlife officials have said the relocation of the Yellowstone bison may help answer the question of whether the species can be reintroduced to some public lands in Montana where they once roamed freely. Overhunting wiped out vast herds of bison that once roamed across most of North America.
The animals have been confined to quarantine just north of the park for several years. They were captured leaving the park during their winter migration and tested extensively to make sure they were free of brucellosis. That disease, which can cause pregnant animals to abort their young, was for many years the primary argument for preventing Yellowstone bison from roaming freely outside the park.
But critics of the relocation have lingering worries about bison competing with cattle for rangeland.
The 65 bison and their offspring will remain inside a fenced compound on the reservation and should not cause any problems for the neighbors of the Assiniboine and Sioux tribes, Magnan said.
The tribes already have about 200 bison in a commercial herd that are used for meat and hunting. But those animals are not genetically pure like the Yellowstone bison.
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Falling Branch Elementary School is a mere five hundred feet from Montgomery County's Park and Ride, which serves passengers that take the Megabus and Smart way bus and despite a small shelter and porta-potty, it is so close that some riders have tried to use the school as a pit stop. Frequent Megabus rider Dariush Liske-Doorandish understands why.
"There are no services right here near this parking lot."
Sherri Blevins, who has a fifth grader at Falling Branch, reached out to us and provided us with copies of a school log showing more than fifty interactions between riders and school administrators since 2009. Riders usually just wanted to get out of the cold, get a drink of water, or use the restroom. Nearly twenty times, police were called to the school as a precaution including last week.
"The reason our children have been safe is because of the administration and the staff here. They are on guard because this is a constant problem that they've been fighting," said Blevins.
We asked school leaders why parents were not notified about the frequency of riders entering the school. Spokeswoman Brenda Drake tells us at no time were students in any danger, nor did they have any interaction with these riders.
"It didn't reach the level where we felt we needed to notify parents, the situation just hasn't reached that level," said Drake.
Since the latest run-in, school leaders added more signage and now lock or man every door after hours, all doors except the main door are locked during school.
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It's a tribute to the resiliency of SF's classic Hardkiss Brothers -- and the soul of the SF house music scene -- that, after the devastating loss of musical brother Scott last year, Gavin and Robbie Hardkiss have bounced back with an exuberant tribute to the roots of their legendary collective, new album 1991.
This Fri/20 at Public Works (9pm-3am, $10. 161 Erie, SF), they'll be bringing the Hardkiss family together to celebrate the release of exuberant floor-stomping single "Flowers Blooming" -- a rework of lovely 1980 Change track "Glow of Love." Free download below!
Besides calling to mind the joyful-disco, Luther Vandross-fronted original -- oh man, how I love me some Young and Gay American Luther -- plus the Inner City "Big Fun" sound of the late '80s, and the glowing "Flowers in Your Hair" SF Summer of Love aesthetic, "Flowers Blooming" also slips into a luminous legacy of flora-based raveytime anthems. 1991 indeed.
Anyway, I'm high. Here's what the brothers themselveshave to say about the track, which boasts a slew of remixes and inclusion in this cool flashback "Megamixx":
"In the latest single off the album, 'Flowers Blooming/Glow of Love,' Hardkiss take Change's 1980 classic 'Glow of Love' out for a driving musical journey. First stopping in '90s Detroit before putting the top down and heading straight for the California sunshine. The result is sun-drenched track that is both irresistible and feel good- a must have addition to any summer playlist. Featuring vocals by Robbie Hardkiss, there's enough on the new Hardkiss album to satisfy any dancefloor intent on rising up in celebration."
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BRUNSWICK, VA— Five people were killed in an early morning head-on collision that closed a stretch of Interstate 85 in Brunswick County on Tuesday.
A pick-up truck headed north in the southbound lanes struck a car head-on, according to Virginia State Police.
Police said the driver and three passengers of a Toyota Corolla were killed upon impact. The driver of the pickup truck also died upon impact, according to police.
The wreck happened just before 6:00 a.m. Tuesday on Interstate 85 in Brunswick County, according to Virginia State Police. Officers were responding to a 911 call reporting a wrong-way driver, but the wreck occurred before officers could arrive.
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Passover Charoset
All About Charoset
One of the most loved dishes on the Passover Seder table is charoset. Yes, each year we look forward to eating this lumpy, brown concoction that is supposed to look like mud in memory of the mortar used by the Israelite slaves in their building. Learn more about why we eat charoset, and discover a variety of delicious charoset recipes.
Iraqi Charoset (Pareve, Passover)
A recipe for Iraqi Charoset made with walnuts and date syrup.
Israeli Charoset with Dried Fruit (Parve, Passover)
This Israeli Charoset combines dried fruit - raisins, apricots, prunes - with fresh fruit, nuts and spices. Your Passover Seder guests will love the special additions to your charoset this year.
Israeli Charoset with Mixed Nuts (Parve, Passover)
This Israeli Charoset combines a variety of nuts - almonds, walnuts, pistachios - with fresh fruit, dried fruit, wine and spices. If you like nuts, this is the Passover Charoset recipe for you!
Italian Charoset (Parve, Passover)
At the Passover Seder, charoset is meant to look like and remind us of the mortar the Israelite slaves used in their building. This Traditional Italian Charoset, contributed by Frank Tamburello, contains dates, almonds, apples, raisins and orange juice.
Traditional Ashkenazi Charoset (Parve, Passover)
This traditional Ashkenazi Charoset for Passover Seder is made of apples, nuts, wine, sugar and cinnamon. Simply chop and mix to create this sure-fire Pesach crowd pleaser!
RFCJ: California-Style Charoset
Louise Fiszer writes: "I generally serve several different charoset and then we all vote for the best one. The Charoset California Style is a winner every year."
Epicurious: More Than Mortar
Epicurious offers some wonderfully interesting recipes for Charoset. They include Traditional Apple-Walnut Charoset, Candied Walnut Charoset, Sephardic Charoset, Fig and Port Wine Charoset, Apricot-Pistachio Charoset and Orange-Ginger Charoset.
JewishJournal.com: Judy Zeidler's Charoset Recipes
Judy Zeidler, the author of The Gourmet Jewish Cook? and The 30-Minute Kosher Cook, describes charoset and offers some eclectic ways to cook with it. She provides recipes for Chocolate-Covered Yemenite Charoset, Lamburger with Sephardic Charoset, and Chicken "Sausage" with Greek Charoset.
JewishRecipes.org: Charoset
This site offers a variety of easy to make charoset recipes: Apple Charoset, Apple-Mango Charoset, Ashkenazic Apple Nut Charoset, Greek Charoset, Moroccan Charoset, Pear Charoset, Pear and Mango Charoset, Sephardic Charoset and Yemenite Charoset.
Kosher4Passover: Charoset Recipes
Kosher4Passover provides an alphabetically organized list of many, many, many charoset recipes from around the world.
RFCJ Newsgroup: Pesach Haroset
RFCJ Newsgroup (rec.food.cuisine.jewish) archives recipes sent in from different Jewish ethnic streams (Sephardic, Ashkenazic, Yemenite, etc.) and communities around the world. Recipes posted to this newsgroup respect the basic framework of the Jewish dietary laws. The recipes separate dairy and meat, and they do not call for non-kosher ingredients.


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Westbound and southbound traffic was down to one lane in each direction. But again, that project has been completed.
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Those with a refined palate will appreciate this trio of outstanding wines combined with premium gourmet indulgences.
A linen and leather tray holds the famous Caymus Conundrum, bright and balanced Argyle Willamette Valley Pinot Noir, and the highly rated Raymond Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon. Epicurean enjoyment continues with Godiva Milk Chocolate, Napa Valley Dark Chocolate Toffee, Signature Caviar, Saraivanov Smoked Salmon, Auberge Brie Cheese Spread, Divina Stuffed Grape Leaves, Dalmatia Fig Spread, Peach Truffles, Amedei Madagascar Chocolate, and much more.
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A judge is deciding if certain evidence can be used in the third murder trial of a former Indiana State Trooper.
David Camm's two murder convictions have been thrown out.
His third trial is expected to begin in two weeks in Boone County.
Camm is accused of murdering his wife and two children.
The latest in the hearing had one simple objective inside the Spencer County Courthouse: should or should not a DNA test conducted outside of the U.S. be admissible as evidence?
The defense called a Dutch forensic lab technician to the stand on Thursday afternoon who claims to have found a considerable amount of DNA on Kim and Jill Camm's clothing that belongs to Charles Boney.
Boney was convicted in 2006 on charges connected to the Camm family killings.
Meanwhile, the prosecution argued that the DNA found was not a conclusive match, and that forensic testing outside of the country should be admissible, because it is "unreliable."
"The prosecutor has been in there arguing, and I think he's trying to discredit the DNA expert, perhaps just because all of the testing was not done within the United States," says Kathy Lowe, a friend of David Camm. "To me, blood is blood wherever it comes from. And I just hope we finally see justice for David."
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Former police push for legalizationBy Peter Hirschfeld
Vermont Press Bureau | October 20,2013MONTPELIER Backers of a push to legalize marijuana in Vermont are getting help from an unlikely source: retired police officers who spent their careers enforcing cannabis laws.
Just months into Vermonts new policy of decriminalization, several high-profile politicians are already talking about moving to outright legalization. Gov. Peter Shumlin last month set the table for legislative action in the next few years by indicating for the first time publicly his support for a tax-and-regulate model.
At an event in the Statehouse next month, elected officials in favor of legalization will look to an organization made up of retired law enforcement officers to help make the case.
I think the discussion has to continue to occur while were setting the table for the next couple years, and this is a great group to work with because its frontline law enforcement officers talking about the reality of prohibition policies, said Sen. David Zuckerman, a Democrat/Progressive from Chittenden County.
Peter Christ, a co-founder of the national group Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, worked for 20 years as a policeman in the suburbs of Buffalo, N.Y. He said hes never made an argument in favor of marijuana, only against prohibition.
We didnt legalize alcohol in 1933 because it had medical uses and studies said it was OK, and in fact no one in the repeal movement was defending alcohol, Christ says. All people said was we may always have to have alcohol in our society, but we dont always have to have Al Capone and drive-by shootings, so they took that out of the equation.
Christ says that chapter in U.S. history offers a useful starting point for the legalization debate about to begin in Vermont.
We still have an alcohol problem in this country, he says. But we dont have gangs and thugs running the marketplace.
Members of LEAP will be on hand for a roundtable discussion in Room 11 of the Statehouse on Nov. 12, where legislators and former police will discuss the merits of legalization. No former law-enforcement officers from Vermont are scheduled to attend.
If members of LEAP sound like unlikely voices to lead the charge for legalization in Vermont, so perhaps is the person moderating the event. As Senate minority leader, Sen. Joe Benning is a leader of the Vermont GOP. But while Republicans havent conventionally fallen in line behind drug reform laws, Benning said legalization isnt at all at odds with a conservative platform.
I am interested in moving the Republican Party especially in a new direction, and my concern is that taxpayers are spending money, and lots of money at that, on a battle that has not brought us success, Benning says.
Benning said legalization isnt about surrendering in the war on drugs, but about finding a more successful strategy to wage the battle against substance abuse.
This conversation were having is about trying to address this countrys drug problem in a different way than what we have been doing for the past 60 years or so, says Benning, a longtime criminal defense lawyer. I want to get out of the business of prosecuting and get into the business of keeping people away from drugs.
During his years in the Vermont House, Zuckerman helped build momentum for what was a decade-long push for decriminalization. Now a member of the Senate, he doesnt think the wait will be so long for legalization, and that vote will come in 2015 or 2016.
Organizations like LEAP, he says, will help build the political will needed to bring reluctant lawmakers on board.
Christ was in Vermont for a speaking tour in June, and says messages delivered by former law enforcement officers resonate with a swath of the public that might not otherwise be so receptive to the concept of legalization.
I spoke with four Rotary clubs and two Kiwanis organizations, and there were 149 people at those six events, Christ said of his trip to Vermont. And out of those 149 people, 71 of them signed up with LEAP at the end of the presentation.
Christ said his dislike of drugs generally wins him credibility with the audience.
Ive buried more kids in the suburbs of Buffalo due to alcohol more than any other drug. So what we should do is obvious we should ban it, right? Christ says. Well, no, because we know if we ban it we create an enormous underground economy that creates its own set of problems. And people are figuring out that the same logic applies to other drugs.MORE IN This Just InThe town of Dover, on behalf of its police department, says it should be dismissed from the... Full StoryDo you ever think about leaving the driving to someone else? Well, think about taking the bus. Full StoryBarre Town board considers sex offender ordinance Full Story
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) -- Alabama athletic director Mal Moore is stepping down to become special assistant to the president because of health problems after a reign that ended with the Crimson Tide's football program back on top nationally.
The university announced the move on Wednesday, and it is effective immediately. The 73-year-old Moore, who played and coached for Paul "Bear" Bryant" and then hired football coach Nick Saban, has been hospitalized at Duke University Medical Center since March 13 with pulmonary problems.
He has been the Tide's athletic director since 1999, and will work under university President Dr. Judy Bonner.
"As many of you may know, due to factors related to my health, I am at a point that I can no longer fulfill my duties as athletics director in the true championship manner the position requires," Moore said in a statement released by the university. "While I have to focus on my health issue, I look forward to maintaining an ongoing working relationship with this great university as special assistant to Dr. Bonner.
"I cannot adequately express what the university means to me. It has been a part of my life for more than 50 years, and I feel honored to have served the Crimson Tide as a player, coach and administrator."
Moore has been part of 10 national championship football teams in those various capacities. His biggest move as athletic director was hiring Saban away from the Miami Dolphins in January 2000 after a failed attempt to hire Rich Rodriguez.
Saban has led the Tide to three of the last four national titles.
Alabama said it would hire a replacement as AD "as quickly as possible."
Moore oversaw an athetlic department that made more than $200 million in facilities improvements -- including multiple expansions of Bryant-Denny Stadium and won national championships in football, gymnastics, softball and women's golf in 2011-12.
The football building and his own memorabilia-covered office are housed in the Mal M. Moore Athletic Facility, named after him in 2007.
"Mal Moore is Crimson Tide sports," Bonner said. "During his tenure as athletics director, our student athletes have experienced unprecedented success in every aspect of their careers at UA, on the field of play and in the classroom. His contributions to UA athletics on every level are unsurpassed. And, while he will no longer be in charge of day-to-day operations, I am so pleased that we will continue to be able to rely on his wisdom and expertise going forward."
Moore was a freshman on Bryant's first Alabama team in 1958 then spent 22 seasons as a coach, including stints with the NFL's Cardinals in St. Louis and Phoenix and at Notre Dame.
He joined Bryant as a graduate assistant in 1964 and coached both the secondary and quarterbacks before becoming the Tide's first offensive coordinator in 1975. He was also Gene Stallings' offensive coordinator from 1990-93 in a tenure that included the 1992 national championship.
He interviewed to take over the program after Bryant retired in 1982 but was passed over in favor of New York Giants coach Ray Perkins.
Moore was inducted into the state of Alabama Sports Hall of Fame in 2011 and won the John L. Toner Award given by the National Football Foundation and the Hall of Fame to the nation's best athletics director for the 2011-12 school year.
Arkansas vice chancellor and athletic director Jeff Long compared Moore to a Razorbacks icon.
"Mal Moore has left an indelible mark on the University of Alabama, much like Frank Broyles has done here at Arkansas, and the Crimson Tide athletic program has achieved tremendous success under Mal's leadership," Long said. " I have enjoyed getting to know him and working with him over the past five years and appreciate the manner in which he welcomed me to the circle of SEC athletic directors. I will miss Mal on a professional and personal level and wish him the very best as he focuses on his recovery."


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Sweeping changes are always part of the scene in an economic downturn, but I can't help thinking it is better to figure out what you want to do and sweep in one direction, rather than trying to sweep several ways at once.
As a cultural icon, HP predates the personal computer era. When I was a teenager, no one had a smartphone, but all the geeky kids had calculators, and HP calculators were the coolest and geekiest calculators of all. With their elegant design and distinctive reverse polish notation, they washed coolness back onto the owner. At once simple, yet inscrutable to the uninitiated, they were the iPhone of their era. But that was many years ago. HP's mystique didn't make the transition into the computer era.
Their printers had a solid reputation for a while, but HP was one of many computer vendors to wake up one day and discover that the PC hardware market just doesn't lend itself to mystical brand names. In today's world, people buy PCs the way they buy cans of corn and beans at the grocery – a vague memory of a logo lingers until around dinnertime, but no one has any real expectation that one particular logo leads to a significantly different experience.
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12:54pm Wednesday 6th February 2013 in News By Matthew Colledge
FOUR of Somerset's five MPs voted in favour of gay marriage during last night's historic vote in the House of Commons.
The second reading of the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill went through by a majority of 225 MPs, with 400 voting in favour and 175 against.
It will now face further Parliamentary scrutiny before it can become law.
LibDems Jeremy Browne (Taunton Deane), David Laws (Yeovil), David Heath (Somerton and Frome) and Tessa Munt (Wells) all voted for the bill.
Mr Browne said: "I believe people should have the freedom to love who they want and marry who they want.
"I don't see why extending this freedom to same sex marriages will undermine conventional marriages.
"I hope it will simply provide some more people with a greater degree of security and companionship if they decide to get married.
"There is a specific exemption for the Church of England, so same sex marriages will typically be performed in civic places such as register officers rather than churches.
"All social change can initially feel unsettling for some people, but this proposal is supported by all three party leaders and I do believe that in time it will come to be seen as being fairly uncontroversial."
Conservative Ian Liddell-Grainger, MP for Bridgwater and West Somerset, was out of the country, but says he would have voted against.
Mr Liddell-Grainger, who is on a Parliamentary delegation to Morocco, wrote on his blog: "I have pondered long and hard about this moral question and come to the conclusion that what is suggested in the bill is neither sensible nor workable.
"Some of my constituents have said - why not cancel the trip and vote on the bill instead? That course of action, I'm afraid, would have caused an international diplomatic furore and would have been seen as insulting to the Moroccan royal family.
"Trips like this take months to arrange. The timing of Parliamentary bills, however, is sprung on MPs at the last moment.
"However my absence at the vote certainly does not mean that I have changed my mind on the issue. If the bill proceeds past second reading there will be many opportunities to use my vote against it."
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CosApp wrote:Don't be so pathetic!
What's next. The rights of a polygamist or bigamist to marry more than one person because THEY love more than one person? Marriage of individuals before 16 because THEY love each other? Pandora's box isn't just open, the lid has been torn from its hinges!
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CosApp wrote:Ian didn't return to the UK because he didn't want to offend the Moroccan (or "Morocdan", as he mis-spelt it) Royal Family. By not participating the debate he's denied his constituents any voice (for or against) in the House. I'm pretty offended by that. And what about the 10% (on average) of his constituents who happen to be gay? Are they, in some way, less important than a jolly to sun-drenched Morocco at the tax-payers expense? How offensive!
What's next. The rights of a polygamist or bigamist to marry more than one person because THEY love more than one person? Marriage of individuals before 16 because THEY love each other? Pandora's box isn't just open, the lid has been torn from its hinges!
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Bridgy old Boy wrote:haha, love it!
Judging by the nonsense ILG comes out with on his blog just by opening his mouth in Moracco was more likely to cause "international furore" the King of Morocco would probably welcome his absence.
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Ducklings born out of season and rescued by a North Yorkshire wildlife centre have been successfully released back into the wild.
The four ducks were set free on to the River Foss at the Merchant Adventurers' Hall, in Fossgate, by Annette Pyrah, of Selby Wildlife Rescue.
They were immediately drawn to one duck which could have been their mother.
Annette said: "It's important that they get back to life in the wild. We can't keep them in captivity. If I hadn't released them now, they would have flown off."
The ducklings were discovered wandering among Christmas shoppers in York after hatching unseasonably late in November.
Annette was made aware by concerned passers-by, and came to collect the surviving four from the Merchant Adventurers' Hall.
"The mild autumn confused their mother," she said. "If they had been left, they could all have been picked off by sparrowhawks. The main danger for them would have been cold weather."
The ducklings were kept under a heat lamp and given special care to ensure they survived, and to prepare them for their return to the wild.
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Since we let go of the television North's imagination has soared to great heights. He has imaginary friends, he uses puppets and toys to speak to one another, and he tells himself stories about cars, trucks, builders and ferries. He's started making up his own songs and jigging around while singing them. Everything and anything can and will at some point be deemed, a "baneela" ice cream, which he will offer over and over again. He can lead himself in imaginary play of all sorts for up to 25 minutes without any input from me. I'm not saying that children who watch television don't have this kind of imagination, but I do wonder if it is hindered by all the flashing lights and puppets and people doing all the imagining for them while they sit there still and wide-eyed. Above all else I have noticed North's appreciation for silence and quietude. When Indigo was born and our home was filled with grandparents, visitors and nurses around the clock, I quickly noticed North's temperament was thrown not only because he now had a new baby sister, but because he hadn't had as many silent moments to himself as he usually enjoyed.
Even if you are not as stringent about turning the television off as I am, I urge you to give your child some time each day to play quietly, to read, to sit, to reflect and to talk and play with herself without any interference. Try it for a week and see if you notice any positive differences in her behaviour and demeanor. I am quite sure you will.


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Ike Barker was awarded three Bronze Stars for valor during World War Two. Each was for a major battle in the South Pacific.
Barker joined the Army in January of 1941 at th age of eighteen. Before the year ended, America was at war, ignited by the Japanese sneak attack on Pearl Harbor.
During three major battles, Barker fought and drove his big dozier up mountains and through jungles, clearing the way for America's big guns Looking back, Barker wonders how the many bullets bouncing off his dozier missed their mark while the bite of a Malaria-carrying mosquito put him in and out of hospitals for years. Barker had re-enlisted and hoped to stay in the Army longer, but a medical discharge, based on his malaria, ended his military career in 1946.
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The new version 3.4 of TV-Browser brings many new features that were often suggested like showing of program numbers or yers on our to do list. TV-Browser 3.4 makes it easy to install new icon themes directly in TV-Browser. The Favorites can be viewed filtered and can be created as filter themself.
TV-Browser 3.4 also fixes bugs so it will run even better than the previous version. We suggest to update to TV-Browser 3.4 as soon as possible, to profit from the new features an bug fixes.The list of changes is separated in two parts this time:
After about six month of development TV-Browser for Android can be released as stable version today. All important functions are now available and stable working. You may experience slow performance with the enabled program table, so if you don't need the program table it is recommended to disable it. This only means that the next version can be optimized to work even better.
For the next version also expect to see plugin support, which leads to a wide variety of possible extensions that can be developed by others, like maybe switching your TV to a certain channel. Also better filter possibilities are targeted for the next version. If you want to follow the development, you can register as beta tester, after being accepted you can activate yourself as beta tester for the TV-Browser app. But before progressing with the development I need a short vacation, so don't expect to get beta versions soon.
For all critics out there, if you are rating the app with 1 to 3 stars, I would appreciate if you would also comment why you are rating so. Without proper explanation I'm unable to address the problems that are leading to your bad view of the app. But if you comment something like "Cannot watch TV with it", be sure that I won't address such a problem, because it's like criticizing "Cannot eat soup with a fork".To the download of TV-Browser for Android.
Not only the Android version is currently developed, the development of the desktop version also goes on.
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Huskers land top east coast bowler
Nebraska bowling Head Coach Bill Straub announced the addition of one of the top east coast recruits Friday with the signing of Gazmine Mason. Mason, a standout bowler from Cranston, R.I., will bring a ton of talent to the NU bowling team next season.
Gazmine is the No. 1 bowling recruit on the east coach for the class of 2013, as she currently owns a 228 average.
Straub believes Mason will be a great contributer throughout her Husker career.
"Gazmine has the most potential of all current high school seniors in the country," Straub said. "Besides being an excellent player, she is a 'A' student. We fully expect Gazmine to be a major contributor to Husker Bowling throughout her career."
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Preseason Week 4 of CaC begins!
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1) Post a comment as your caption. (Thank you captain obvious!)
2) Pictures ARE allowed, so long as they are relevant to your caption.
3) Most rec's by the contest's end wins one (1) Shiny MCM Point.
4) Most Shiny MCM Points by the end of the 2012 season will be declared MCM's Shiniest Person (what a title, right?).
5) Contests will end approximately every Friday evening (or Saturday evening if the contests are close in rec's).
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bloody war few hours or day of waiting for more rec's. We'll cross that path when/if happens.
7) Texans/Colts/Jaguars fans can't win this contest, UNLESS they have received prior approval to win. You can post a caption, as one misplaced Texans fan did last year, but they'll never be awarded a Shiny MCM Point unless they have been approved. Sorry, protocol.
********Please REC this fanpost to the top of the list. If you don't, Kenny Britt can't get his act together, and we can't sorrund Locker with some serious weapons. Do you want that on your conscience?********
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2011 Caption Contest Champion: fanoftheunderdogs
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WASHINGTON, Ill. -- State and federal officials said they are making progress in removing debris from Washington.
U.S. Senator Mark Kirk joined Washington Mayor Gary Mainer and the director of the Illinois Emergency Management Agency in the tornado ravaged town on Tuesday.
IDOT and public works crews have been working around the clock to clear debris. They say so far almost 2,000 tons have been removed.
An application for federal funding has been submitted and officials hope they will have an answer soon.
"We're hoping to have an answer before Thanksgiving for individual assistance and that's assistance specifically for individual homeowners and businesses for federal money, that's grants and low interest loans depending on the situation," said Jonathon Monken of IEMA. "The next important step is to make sure people are registering."
Monken said along with getting the debris cleared, the weather is a big concern for progress. If a big winter storm hits, it may halt the rebuilding process which, for some, could begin this week.


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1. You Often Dream About a Life Without Your Spouse
If you find yourself longing for life away from your spouse I encourage you to share those feelings with your spouse. It may not be the most comfortable discussion you will have but, your spouse has a right to know that you are questioning whether or not you wish to be married.
2. The Bad in The Marriage Outweighs The Good
If the negative outweighs the good in your marriage, your marriage is in trouble and in need of help. If there is more trouble than paradise, you need to get help in learning how to confront the issues causing the problems in the marriage. Problems feed on inactivity. Not taking pro-active steps to solve marital problems will lead to other problems and it only makes sense that the bad would soon outweigh the good in your marriage.
Do yourself, your spouse and your marriage a favor and don't allow the scales tip too far to the bad before seeking help and guidance in how to deal with those negative marital issues.
3. You Keep Things to Yourself
4. Your Defense Mechanisms May be Setting You Up For Trouble
If either of you are overly defensive, dismissive of the other's feelings, show contempt for the other's beliefs or engaging in stonewalling tactics you are at high risk for divorce. When conflict is avoided or negative defense mechanisms are engaged when trying to deal with conflict you are not allowing healthy conflict resolution. It can be the kiss of death for a marriage.
5. You Feel Like You are The Only One Trying to Solve Problems
Are you frustrated because every time you try to discuss marital problems your spouse pulls away from you? Maybe you have tried to express that you no longer care and you are the one distancing themselves from the marriage. It isn't uncommon for either spouse to withdraw if they feel the issues in the marriage are being avoided by the other spouse. Eventually one or the other spouse will shut down all together and no longer be interested in solving the marital problems.
Avoiding a major marital issue such as a lack of sex causes a marriage to die on the vine, it breeds resentment in the spouse who is feeling less than satisfied and it breaks that bond that all marriages should be built on...the intimacy bond.


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A train that just brushes the floor.
A popular neckline for brides seeking a stylish and versatile look (offering unlimited jewelry and accessory options).
Used in various widths, lengths and fabrics, ribbons and bows are popular additions to bridal and special occasion fashions.
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Perfection - the picture does it NO justice Seriously, I online shopped like crazy and never once took a second glance at this dress online. I was looking for the burnout style Galina that wasn't available in store and the pattern caught my eye as the closest comparison. Amazing as soon as I put it on. I tried on a TON of dresses and this one was the one I came back to in the end. We added a red sash to tie into the bridesmaid dresses and added the matched satin slippers. Done! Now, this gorgeous dress is hanging up in my room waiting for our wedding! March 16, 2013
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A student at the University of Illinois at Chicago was robbed at gunpoint Tuesday a block away from the Near West Side campus.
The student was walking in the 1500 block of West Polk Street about 10 p.m. when two suspects approached and one brandished a handgun, UIC officials said in a safety alert.
They demanded the student's cell phone, wallet and book bag before running away westbound, the alert said.
The student was not hurt, and no one is in custody, the alert said.
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Valentine's DayTuesday, February 16th, 2010
Valentine's Day Trailer
OK. Lets be honest. This film was packaged way too neatly. Hollywood is losing creativity on a daily basis. So, they decided to grab a few of Hollywood's best eye candy. Write some fluff of a script. Throw in some flowers, and a clean looking Los Angeles. And put it out on a Hallmark holiday. So, couples can go and share in some fantasy of love and lies. Then leave the theater with questions of "Why don't you do those things?" echoing in your now coma like existence.
Do I dare give you the storyline? Boy loves girl. Girl loves boy. Boy and girl get heart broken. Then realize they should be together. Add that with some phone sex, a politically correct gay lifestyle, a young love scenario and you have a terrible version of "Love Actually".
Now, I am fully aware the female viewers will have a different take. But, all in all it was a mediocre film. Ignore the fact that it is Valentine's Day. The need to show your love on one particular day is absurd. Love should be a running theme in your life everyday. Wait for DVD or forget it exists!


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December 11, 2007
Today marks the launch of the newly developed web site for Bumblebug, a West Hartford, CT-based creator of unique products and services for children, including custom hand-painted furnishings, unique clothing and accessories, personalized art, and more. Through its highly customized products and services, the company strives to create unique environments for children that inspire imagination and creativity in them.
When approaching this design, it was important to create something that was as unique as the products and services to be showcased. This process began for Crucial Networking with a logo design for Bumblebug, and carried through to the web site design, development, and content management system.
With her new web site and accompanying CMS, Bumblebug owner Olivia Hanzel is able to keep the time required to maintain her web site to a minimum, allowing her to focus more of her time on her unique products! The CMS developed for Bumblebug features the ability to edit all text-based content on the web site, as well as the management of product imagery. Additionally, submissions from the site's various forms (tell a friend, contact, inquire about this product) are stored in a database as backup and for easy maintenance.
November 22, 2007
Seniors Count offers adult medical day care in two locations in Northern New Jersey.
One of Crucial Networking's first clients back in 2002, the new web site for Seniors Count will focus on improved usability and clearer dissemination of information. Additionally, the new site will employ a much more intuitive calendar and virtual tours, created using custom photography by Crucial Networking.
November 12, 2007
AMP Radio Network is a revolutionary new resource for the independent musician: a platform for them to get FREE airtime for their music on an audio platform that plays at high-volume gas stations across Connecticut (with plans for national expansion). The audio system, currently running at 60 locations throughout Connecticut, is made up of music, trivia, comedy, and ads for local businesses.
In addition to designing & developing the web site, Crucial Networking continues to provide a wide-range of services on this project, having built the player that powers the system, the backend to manage it, and assistance in the deployment of new players to new locations.
November 6, 2007
West Hartford, CT professional liability insurance broker HealthCare Risk Specialists have chosen to work with Crucial Networking, LLC to redesign and develop 3 of the company's web sites to coincide with their rebranding efforts.
Crucial Networking is excited for the opportunity to work with one of the top professional liability insurance brokers in the country!
October 21, 2007
3D Paper Graphics, a division of Dimensional Communications, Inc. recently hired Crucial Networking, LLC to integrate an e-commerce system into their existing web site. This system enables real-time credit card transactions for 3D's customers. 3D's customers are businesses who wish to send innovative 3-dimensional holiday greetings to their customers and prospects.
The initial results of this project are very positive; the site averages double-digit transactions per day, in less than one month of operation.
September 30, 2007
Joanne Bagshaw is a psychology professor, writer and licensed mental health counselor with offices in Bellport, NY and Port Jefferson, NY.
With her new web site and accompanying CMS, Joanne can provide information about her areas of expertise, as well as information about other events and projects she is part of, ranging from books she is writing to seminars and women's groups she is part of.
September 3, 2007
Hartford, CT-based Bumble Bug creates customized furnishings and artwork, unique clothing and accessories for children, while offering room design and murals as an additional specialized service.
Crucial will be designing a logo for Bumble Bug, as well as a new web site, complete with full e-commerce capabilities.
September 3, 2007
Woolco Foods is a premier broadline foodservice distributor located in Jersey City, NJ, distributing groceries, dairy, fresh produce, frozen foods and seafood to the greater New York area and beyond. The company sets themselves apart from their competition through customer service, allowing lower minimum orders than most of their competitors, delivery 6 days per week, and a late (10pm) order cut off.
In the process of redesigning the Woolco Foods web site, Crucial Networking will be developing a complex online order system that will allow them to serve their customers more efficiently by allowing them to easily place real-time orders online. The system will allow customers access to new products and will also help to streamline Woolco's operations, virtually eliminating human error in the order selecting/fulfilling process.
Similar online systems developed by Crucial for Reddy Raw and Twelve Baskets have resulted in millions of dollars in online sales.
July 17, 2007
Alabama minister Frank Berry has chosen Crucial Networking, LLC to redesign & redevelop the web site for his growing Alabama ministry. The new web site will incorporate a more modern design and focus on usability in an effort to present a site that is more attractive and inviting to prospective members.
July 12, 2007
Aetna has chosen the team of Pettus Creative and Crucial Networking, LLC to redesign and redevelop http://www.aetnafeds.com. The 100+ page site is a resource for the hundreds-of-thousands of Federal employees that Aetna services. Pettus Creative is a design firm led by James Pettus, and is located in Farmington, CT. A late August launch is planned.
July 12, 2007
The redesigned Holly's Oatmeal web site launched today on the heels of Holly's visit to the Fancy Food Show in New York, NY. The response to the redesign has been overwhelmingly positive.
July 12, 2007
Highly-successful and respected Connecticut photographer Derek Dudek has chosen Crucial Networking to build a system that enables him to manage his online portfolio. The new Content Management System will integrate completely and seamlessly with the existing design, located at: www.derekdudek.com
July 10, 2007
Crucial Networking announces a partnership with AppRiver, a leading SPAM solutions provider. Since implementing the solution on their own e-mail, Crucial has experienced a 95% drop in SPAM received. To learn more, contact us.
July 5, 2007
New York congressional candidate Richard Wager has chosen the team comprised of Top 50 Business-to-business agency Keiler & Company and Crucial Networking, LLC. A fully-designed site is planned, but the candidate needed a means of collecting contributions while development of the full site happens. Crucial Networking and Keiler developed a simple micro-site that enables Mr. Wager to deliver his message, solicit volunteers, and most importantly, accept contributions from supporters. A full site launch is planned for late August.
June 23, 2007
This week marks the launch of Essex, CT metal recycler Calamari Recycling's web site. The company buys and sells steel, copper, brass, aluminum, and stainless steel in any quantity.
The new web site provides information about the companies' services, directions to their facility, and allows them to offer up-to-the-minute pricing for salvageable metals. Visit the Calamari Recycling web site.
May 29, 2007
Long Island psychotherapist and author Joanne Bagshaw has chosen Crucial Networking to develop a web site to help promote her new book, as well as provide information about her Bellport, NY psychotherapy practice.
The site will feature information about Joanne, her practice, her book, and a schedule of upcoming appearances related to the book.
May 22, 2007
Standup comedian Slade Ham has made a career out of his brutally honest, polarizing and no holds barred approach to comedy and life in general. As always, it was tremendous fun to work with Slade to develop a web site that conveys every bit of attitude and uniqueness that Slade does each time he steps onstage. Visit the Slade Ham web site.
April 24, 2007
Essex, CT company Calamari Recycling, Inc. has chosen Crucial Networking to develop their web presence. The company has been in the metal recycling industry since its inception in 1935 in New London, CT, and buys and sells steel, copper, brass, aluminum, and stainless steel.
Most notably, the new web site will allow Calamari to offer up-to-the-minute pricing for salvageable metals.
April 15, 2007
Freelance writer Chris Amorosino has made a career out of his energetic and fresh approach to copywriting for his vast clientele. It was a pleasure to work with Chris to develop a web site that presents & conveys this energy and individuality effectively! Visit the Amorosino Writing web site.
March 29, 2007
The East End Health Plan provides comprehensive health insurance benefits in a cost effective manner for the employees of participating school districts located on the East End of Long Island. Visit the East End Health Plan web site.
March 14, 2007
Existing client Slade Ham has just asked Crucial to redesign/redevelop his existing web presence. In addition to the updated look, the site will incorporate many new features aimed at building his fanbase, which has flourished since the launch of his original site in 2004. These new features will include a message board and a more interactive blog, allowing readers to comment on Slade's writing, as well as save/recommend his posts to their favorite social bookmarking sites. Visit the Slade Ham web site.
March 13, 2007
Crucial Networking, LLC is proud to announce today the launch of www.mikefarrismusic.net.
On "Salvation In Lights," Farris takes his listeners on an 11 song spiritual journey, reworking traditional gospel songs as well as introducing some original compositions. Whether an original like "Selah! Selah!," or the cover of Sam Cooke's "Change Is Gonna Come," there is no mistaking that these songs come from a deeply personal place for Farris. The sincerity is as compelling as it is endearing; people just don't make music like this anymore!
Embellished by an 11 piece band featuring some of Nashville's most highly regarded session players on clarinet, saxophone, accordian, piano, trumpet, trombone, and more, "Salvation In Lights" is set to be released on June 12, 2007. View the Mike Farris web site project in our portfolio.
March 7, 2007
Utilizing 100% natural ingredients, Holly's Oatmeal is as unique as it is healthy and tasty. Holly has called upon Crucial Networking to redesign her existing web site, located at www.hollysoatmeal.com
February 1, 2007
Control Pros specializes in home automation and home cinema. Crucial Networking's role for this project was to create an attractive, cutting-edge design that reflected the forward-thinking nature of Control Pros' business. Visit the Control Pros web site.
January 30, 2007
Crucial Networking welcomes its newest client, singer Mike Farris. Formerly the singer for bands such as the Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies, Peaceful Knievel, and Double Trouble, Farris is set to release a new solo record entitled "Salvation in Lights" on INO Records in late spring of this year. The new record finds the singer following a decidedly more spiritual path, producing soulful, uplifting songs in the spirit of Al Green and Otis Redding before him, with lush arrangements replete with backing singers, piano, horns, and more.
January 4, 2007
Crucial Networking welcomes its newest client, writer Chris Amorosino. Crucial will be developing a web site that showcases Chris' creative talents and writing portfolio in a manner that conveys his individuality and the fresh approach he brings to copywriting.
January 3, 2007
Crucial Networking's Tim Roberts has been asked to be one of the first "guest" columnists on americanyogini.com, to help kick off the newly launched "Community" section of the web site, aimed at offering site visitors real-life tips and advice from the American Yogini community. Tim's article details how he lost 60 pounds by virtue of a healthy diet. Read the article here.
January 2, 2007
Trooper Foods' new web site promises to revolutionize their business, via their new online order system, developed by Crucial Networking. This system will allow Trooper clients to quickly and easily place orders online. The new system will drastically reduce man hours needed to take orders, open their catalog further to existing customers, and ultimately streamline operations. Other similar sites/order systems undertaken by Crucial Networking in the food service industry have resulted in nearly $2 million in revenues for its clients.
December 31, 2006
2007 promises to be a big year for XM Radio Comedy Director Joel Haas, who has decided to flip the switch on his brand new web site. The site showcases the unprecented quality of Haas' recorded work, and details the methods he uses to achieve such results. With the roster of comics Haas has recorded and the audio samples available on the site, there is no doubt that nobody does it like Joel.
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When I upgraded a site to buddypress all the pages work with the exception of the member and group pages. I keep getting a redirect error and cannot figure out why. I have updated wp to 3.4.2 changed the permalinks double checked the .htaccess file and even updated the database. Still no closer to figuring this out. I know I am missing something. Can anyone help?
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