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Ahoy, mateys! Get thee to ye olde Port of Los Angeles for Tall Ships Festival L.A., a five-day boating festival that pays tribute to a time when ports such as ours welcomed not just shipping containers and the occasional cruise ship but also majestic vessels called "tall ships" — classic boats with traditional, complicated rigs. From battleships to schooners to the World's Largest Rubber Duck (yes, really), this year's lineup promises something for everyone. The kid-friendly event includes a Friday-night screening of The Little Mermaid, projected on the sails of the Freda B. Live bands and cannon demonstrations will provide daily entertainment, while those willing to shell out some extra cash can actually ride on one of the museum-quality ships. And because every good captain knows a fed crew is a happy crew, plenty of food trucks, including the Lobsta Truck and Luckdish, will be in attendance. Los Angeles Waterfront, 250 S. Harbor Blvd., San Pedro; Wed., Aug. 20, noon-8 p.m.; Thu.-Fri., Aug. 21-22, 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sat., Aug. 23-Sun., Aug. 24, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.; $7-$85, free viewing for kids under 4. (877) 4FLYTIX, tallshipsfestivalla.com.
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Downtown L.A. and many venues and restaurants around town will host the fourth annual L.A. Food and Wine Festival, a massive event that features many local and national chefs. If you have the time and the cash for the marquee events, there are plenty: cooking demos by Iron Chef Morimoto at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion; wine seminars; a cocktail event by Julian Cox; more demos by Lorena Garcia, Graham Elliot, Scott Conant and many others. Check the website for more information and the long list of what's coming.
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The Women's Center for Creative Work is a cooperative enterprise that's hosting an afternoon doll-making workshop, Women Who Run With the Wolves, with crafting collective Necessary Habits. The event is inspired by the Russian fairy tale "Vasilisa the Beautiful" (also known as Vasilisa the Brave), which begins when a dying mother gives her daughter a doll to console her after she's gone. The doll helps little Vasilisa cope with her subsequently grueling existence, complete with a wicked stepmother and stepsisters à la Cinderella. Just when she thinks all hope is lost, Vasilisa finds her doll pointing her in the right direction. In her 1992 book Women Who Run With the Wolves: Myths and Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype, author and Jungian psychoanalyst Clarissa Pinkola Estés suggests that the narrative is an allegory for women's liberation. Similarly inspired by the piece of Slavic folklore, this workshop interprets the doll as a symbol of feminine intuition and empowerment. Participants are invited to create their own figurines, which they take home at the end, along with a copy of the fairy tale. Echo Chamber Creative Headquarters, 1519 Sunset Blvd., Echo Park; Thu., Aug. 21, 6-9 p.m.; $30, $20 for co-op members. firstname.lastname@example.com. Sign up at womenscenterforcreativework.com/workshops (click on blue wolf).
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Even as the latest Step Up movie returns street dance to the screen, this year's installment of the annual J.U.i.C.E. Hip-Hop Festival returns street dance to the stage. The inventive dance organization with the unwieldy name of Justice by Uniting in Creative Energy has the good sense to go by its acronym, and the good sense to keep putting together this summer gathering of local and international street dancers. Now in its sixth year, the festival lineup promises a full evening of street-dance styles, with performers Jacob "Kujo" Lyons, Harry Weston, Breeze Lee, Emiko Sugiyama, Marie Poppins & Pandora, Toogie & Boogie Frantick, The Physical Poets, Lady Cultura, Millennium Dance Complex Tokyo, Open House, Versa-Style Next Generation, and Hok from Quest Crew. The preshow features one-on-one b-boy and b-girl battles at 7 p.m., with the final battle onstage just before curtain (to participate, go to fordtheatres.org/en/about/probreakingtour), as well as DJ Kenzo, host L. Scatterbrain, graffiti and spoken-word artists. Plus, Mari Koda, better known as Jenny Kido from the Step Up movies, will be there for a meet-and-greet. John Anson Ford Amphitheatre, 2580 Cahuenga Blvd. East, Hlywd.; Fri., Aug. 22, 8:30 p.m.; $30-$50, $15 students, $12 children. (323) 461-3673, fordtheatres.org.
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Little Tokyo in downtown Los Angeles became a ramen paradise over the weekend as part of the Japanese cultural festival Nisei Week. Everything was hot -- from the food, to the weather, to the scene.
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Opening reception Aug. 22, 7-10 p.m. "Neckface: Drinking on the Job" is a show a year in the making — and it sounds like one hell of a year. Inspired by the tenaciously seedy bar culture of his new hometown of L.A., this tagger/painter/phenom immersed himself in alcoholism (and related unsavory behaviors) for an extended bender, during which he somehow managed to work furiously on his art. The result: the dark, witty and hilarious pieces created for this much-anticipated installation. Using a method akin to the surrealists' automatic drawings, Neckface basically worked nightly in a fugue state, awoke to discover the surprises he left for himself in the studio the evening before, and then refined and elaborated on them before starting the process all over again. Well, maybe refined is not the word. Neckface is, after all, known for his exceptionally vulgar, sassy and sophomoric yet insightful observations on human nature — and his new barfly compatriots did not skimp on the material. New Image Art Gallery, 7920 Santa Monica Blvd., W. Hlywd.; Fri., Aug. 22, 7-10 p.m.; continues Tue.-Sat., 1-6 p.m., through Sept. 13; free. (323) 654-2192, newimageartgallery.com.
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Joe Goode: Flat Screen Nature
If you know painter Joe Goode, who road-tripped to L.A. from Oklahoma in 1959 to make his go as an artist, you probably know his drawings of torn paper or paintings of blue skies. They're pretty nonchalant and usually modestly sized, so it's surprising to see how big and majestic the new paintings in his "Flat Screen Nature" show at Kohn Gallery are. They're two-tone expanses of color painted on sheets of fiberglass. Even though you could tumble right into those deep blues, Goode's still not taking himself too seriously. Every piece has weirdly ragged edges and the titles are jokes: Honk if You See Jesus for one with a ghostly shape near the bottom, or Coming Attraction for one that looks like a big-screen sunset. 1227 N. Highland Ave., Hlywd.; through Aug. 29. kohngallery.com.
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Friends Spring 2014 Used Book Sale
The Friends of the Library Fall Book Sale is held in the Community Room. There are thousands of books for sale for children, teens and adults. Proceeds benefit the library, and have provided many items and services including our NEW outdoor sign and wireless printer/copier.
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Motorway tailgating is a major worry for most motorists but many admit to doing it themselves, according to a survey.
Of 1,000 drivers, a total of 57% owned up to leaving less than a two-second gap between themselves and the next vehicle, the research from road safety charity Brake and insurance company Direct Line found.
A total of 28% admitted to tailgating monthly or more often, with men being worse offenders than women.
Yet the poll also revealed that 95% of drivers worry about tailgating with 44% concerned every, or most, times they drive on a motorway.
The poll also showed that 60% break the 70mph motorway speed limit by 10mph or more, with almost 30% doing so at least monthly.
As many as 69% of men, and 53% of women, do 80mph or more on motorways, with 36% of men and 22% of women speeding regularly.
Brake deputy chief executive Julie Townsend said: "Almost all drivers are concerned about the danger posed by other people tailgating on motorways, and yet a shockingly high proportion admit driving too close and speeding themselves.
"Traffic laws are not just for other people; all drivers can help make our motorways safer."
Rob Miles, director of motor trading at Direct Line, said: "Driving too closely to the car in front of you is asking for trouble. Drive too closely at speed and motorists risk not only their own life but other road users' lives too."
Simon Sheldon-Wilson, traffic management director for the Highways Agency, said: "Safety is our top priority and we are committed to continuing to reduce the number of people killed and seriously injured on our roads.
"Congestion on our roads is estimated to cost the economy £3 billion each year, and a quarter of this is caused by the 430,000 incidents we deal with annually.
"As many as 14% of casualties on our roads are caused by people tailgating. That's why we're reminding people to stay safe and keep at least a two-second gap from the car in front."
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The study of history and political science in today's global society is an invaluable pursuit as we prepare ourselves to make sense of a complicated 21st century world. At Barry University, we want to give you that experience.
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Recurring cash gifts allow you to give smaller amounts each month that add up to a larger total annual gift. Learn more about the advantages of monthly giving.
One-time cash gifts qualify for an immediate charitable income tax deduction and may be made with a credit card online or by phone, or by mailing a check made payable to Haverford College.
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Gifts may be made in honor or in memory of others, such as a loved one, a professor or classmates.
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Gifts of stock are a wonderful way to support Haverford and provide you with both income and capital gains tax deductions.
To make a gift of stock, please follow these instructions:
- Ask your broker to wire transfer your stock gift by DTC #5198 for credit to Corporation of Haverford College Account #21604209 at Merrill Lynch. Our broker, Dee Fadden, can be reached at 610-594-1196. Merrill Lynch will contact our office when the transfer is completed. Your gift will be valued and acknowledged on that date.
- Due to privacy laws, many brokerage firms will not release the name of the donor who initiated the transfer. Therefore, in order to properly credit your donation, please contact Kerry Lynch (610-896-1135), indicating the name of the stock as well as the number of shares and gift designation (e.g. Annual Fund).
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Gifts may be wired to Haverford's bank account. Please contact Diane Wilder (610-896-1209) for further information.
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A Haverford Donor Advised Fund is an easy, flexible and efficient way to support Haverford and other charities you care about. If you are considering a donor advised fund, Haverford can manage it for you.
A Haverford Donor Advised Fund:
- makes your annual gift to Haverford automatically.
- endows your annual gift for the long term.
- is an excellent alternative to a private foundation or a donor advised fund at another institution.
- is tax-free and does not incur fees.
To request a brochure and learn more, please contact Steve Kavanaugh (610-896-1141).
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Half a million pound refurbishment
Half a million pounds will be spent on repairing and improving the Old Town Hall in the middle of Carlisle. Significant improvement works will take place on the Grade 1 listed building between January and June next year.
The majority of the cost is being met by the City Council, which owns the building, with some support from English Heritage. Major works will take place both in and outside the building, which currently houses private businesses and a Tourist Information centre.


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KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) -- Afghan lawmakers expressed anger Thursday over the U.S. move to fly an American soldier accused of killing 16 civilians out of the country to Kuwait, saying Kabul shouldn't sign a strategic partnership agreement with Washington unless the suspect faces justice in Afghanistan.
Negotiations over the agreement, which would govern the presence of U.S. forces in Afghanistan after most combat troops withdraw by the end of 2014, were tense even before the shooting deaths of the civilians, including nine children, in southern Kandahar province on Sunday.
The U.S. flew the soldier out of the country on Wednesday evening, said U.S. officials. The U.S. military said the transfer did not preclude the possibility of trying the case in Afghanistan.
But that didn't appease Afghans upset at the move.
"It was the demand of the families of the martyrs of this incident, the people of Kandahar and the people of Afghanistan to try him publicly in Afghanistan," said Mohammad Naeem Lalai Hamidzai, a Kandahar lawmaker who is part of a parliamentary commission investigating the shootings.
The U.S. informed Afghan leaders that the soldier was going to be moved and "they understood," said U.S. Lt. Gen. Curtis Scaparotti, deputy commander of American forces in Afghanistan. Moving the suspect will allow the U.S. to provide pretrial confinement, access to legal representation and the ability to ensure fair and proper judicial proceedings, he said.
Afghan government officials have not responded to request for comment on the transfer.
The Pentagon has said the U.S. does not have appropriate detention facilities in Afghanistan.
The detention facilities in Kuwait have been used for other U.S. troops. Army PFC Bradley Manning was detained in Kuwait after he was taken into custody in Baghdad in 2010 for allegedly leaking government documents in the WikiLeaks case.
Abdul Khaliq Balakarzai, another Kandahar lawmaker, said President Hamid Karzai should respond to the U.S. decision to move the soldier by refusing to sign the strategic partnership agreement.
"If the trial was in Afghanistan, the people would see that America doesn't like this soldier and wants to punish him," said Balakarzai. "But unfortunately America ignored our demand."
Haji Abdul Ghani, a tribal elder from the area of Panjwai district where the shooting spree occurred warned the U.S. move would cause "people to rise up and increase the hostility between Afghanistan and America."
U.S. officials have expressed their shock and sadness over the massacre and have promised a thorough investigation. But they have resisted calls both at home and in Afghanistan to speed up the withdrawal of American troops in the wake of the tragedy.
U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta visited Afghanistan on Wednesday, the first American official to visit the country since the shootings.
His visit was marred by a bizarre incident in which an Afghan man crashed a stolen truck at an airfield in southern Afghanistan as the defense secretary's plane was landing and then exited the vehicle in flames.
Scaparotti, the deputy U.S. commander, told reporters traveling with Panetta in Kabul that he believed the man -- an interpreter working for foreign forces -- was targeting a group of U.S. Marines assembled on the ramp, not the defense secretary. He said it would have been difficult to know which plane the defense secretary was aboard.
"There was a puff of smoke and he came out engulfed in flames," Scaparotti said.
The man died Thursday of extensive burns, said the U.S. commander.
No one in Panetta's party was hurt. The defense secretary was told about the incident after he got off the aircraft.
Authorities were not able to talk to or get any information from the driver before he died.
A U.S. military official said a British soldier was injured when he tried to stop the driver from stealing the truck on the base. The Afghan man hit the British soldier with the truck as he was driving away. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the incident is still being investigated.
The U.S. Army staff sergeant accused of carrying out the shooting spree in Kandahar has been identified as a married, 38-year-old father of two who was trained as a sniper and had served three tours in Iraq, where he recently suffered a head injury.
The U.S. has not released the name of the soldier partly because of security concerns for the individual and his family, said Scaparotti.
The U.S. soldier allegedly slipped out of his small base in southern Afghanistan before dawn Sunday, crept into three houses and shot men, women and children at close range, then burned some of the bodies. By sunrise, there were 16 corpses.
The suspect was taken into custody shortly afterward.
Associated Press writers Deb Riechmann and Lolita C. Baldor contributed to this report from Kabul.


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Community Events
Community is important to us at Cheshire. Each year, we host and participate in several events that support and give back to the community.
We invite you to participate in our Annual Cheshire-Milgate Golf Classic, and in the Stroll for Strong Kids to join us in our campaign against childhood developmental disabilities.
Stroll for Strong Kids Walk and 5K
The Stroll for Strong Kids is an annual, family-friendly event where you can choose to run in the 5k race, walk with your family and friends, or both. All proceeds from the fundraising for this event benefit Golisano Children's Hospital. Giving to Golisano Children's Hospital means everything to children treated here. To see some of the faces of patients treated at our region's only children's hospital, watch this video
Click here to learn more and register your team
The 2014 Cheshire-Milgate Golf Classic
This year we will be partnering with Deb Moyer (Milgate) to bring you the Cheshire-Milgate Golf Classic in honor of Tim Milgate! We hope to surpass the amount we raised last year. This is only possible because of thoughtful contributions from people like you. We hope for your continued support in the future. Donate to the Cheshire-Milgate Classic
Why do we do this? We have a personal interest in the Golisano Children's Hospital and your contribution makes it possible for us to continue to support the Kirch Center which specializes in movement disorders in children. To learn more please visit the event's Facebook Page
Take a look at the Cheshire-Milgate Brochure


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Matt Cassel has looked somewhat ... off on Friday night. Off is probably the word for it. He hasn't been horrid -- especially behind a rough-looking offensive line -- but he hasn't been anything special either. Whelmed is kind of a good word here.
But he did do something right. He threw a touchdown pass! And it was pretty great, capping an eight-minute drive.
And then he did this.
That's Cassel trying to jump into the celebration and failing hilariously. He ends up eating it in the most fantastic way possible.
Even when Matt Cassel does something right, he manages to add unintentional comedy to our lives. And for that, we should be thankful.


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Good Times! in Kitty Hawk
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Townhome
- community Sea Dunes
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/ week
vacation rental description
Having it all at the beach! Located at milepost 4.5 in the heart of
Kitty Hawk, this fully equipped townhome in the Sea Dunes community
offers everything you need for your Outer Banks vacation. I-6 is an
end unit overlooking the pool with beautiful ocean views and only a
few steps from the lifeguarded beach. We offer free WI-FI access in our home. Community facilities include pool & spa, tennis & basketball courts, shuffleboard, horse shoes, a large picnic area with gazebos, and a clubhouse with racquetball, fitness equipment, and game room.
NEW FOR 2014: The master bath has been completely renovated with a large walk in shower.
Our tennis court has been resurfaced with PREMIER COURT, a rubberized, cushioned surface used at many of the professional tournaments. If you're a serious player or just like to bat the ball over the net, you will enjoy the comfort and playability of this new court surface. If tennis isn't your game, try pickleball, one of the fastest growing outdoor sports played on a tennis court, but at a slower pace and a reduced playing area.
Ground level features a 2-car garage with automatic door opener,
washer/dryer, and tiled shower.
Middle level features a master suite with king-size bed, private
bath with walk in shower, walk-in closet, and sliding glass door to a
private deck with porch swing. This level also has a second bedroom
with queen-size bed, private bath with steam shower, and a walk-in
Upper level features a great room, dining area, modern kitchen with breakfast bar,
half bath, and a third bedroom with two twin beds and a walk-in
closet. The great room opens onto a spacious deck with views of the
pool and ocean.
No smoking. No pets.
vacation rental location
property availability
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Last modified on 08-28-2014 at 12:39 PM.
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Dick & Judy Koch 540-219-7322
townhome rental amenities
Central air/heat, ceiling fans, 4 cable TV's including a 40" flat screen in the living area, 2 DVD players, videos/games/paperbacks, radio w/CD player and IPOD dock, high chair, baby gate,
ironing board w/iron, icemaker, phone, 2 bicycles, Weber gas grill.
activities and attractions in Kitty Hawk Atlantic Coast
Enjoy eleven area golf courses, miniature golf, go karts,
surf/pier/charter fishing, kayaking, windsurfing, and parasailing.
Go shopping at Prime Outlet Mall or numerous gift, craft and
souvenir shops. Tour the Wright Brothers Memorial, climb the sand
dunes at Jockey's Ridge State Park, visit the four area lighthouses,
drive to Hatteras and take the free ferry to Ocracoke Island. Go
four wheeling on the beach in designated areas. Learn the story of
the first Virginia colonists and their mysterious disappearance in
the outdoor drama, The Lost Colony. Enjoy a variety of restaurants,
several within walking distance.
vacation rental rates
05/03/14 - 05/17/14 $825
05/17/14 - 05/24/14 $875
05/24/14 - 05/31/14 $1075
05/31/14 - 06/07/14 $1235
06/07/14 - 06/14/14 $1395
06/14/14 - 08/09/14 $1595
08/09/14 - 08/16/14 $1285
08/16/14 - 08/23/14 $1185
08/23/14 - 09/06/14 $875
09/06/14 - 10/04/14 $715
All rates are plus 12.75% state and local taxes. 50% deposit due at
time of reservation, balance due 30 days prior to arrival. $200
security deposit required. Deposit will be returned upon return of
keys and inspection of unit. We accept major credit cards through
Cancellation Policy: No refunds less than 60 days prior to arrival
date unless we fill the time slot. Cancellation fee is $25.
Guests provide their own linens and towels.
Need linens or beach stuff? We recommend the following local
companies who will deliver right to your door:
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You can find them all on the web.
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center


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Lede of the Day
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 9, 2009 at 04:08 PM
Via Reuters (h/t James Downie of Foreign Policy's Passport blog): A man who tore the wig off a telegenic Taiwan... More
"Finally." (As You Were)
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 9, 2009 at 01:02 PM
Coverage of American Idol almost-winner Adam Lambert coming out in the upcoming issue of Rolling Stone: Is there a lede... More
Reilly Fingers Times Co. For Guild Vote
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 9, 2009 at 12:12 PM
The Boston Phoenix's Adam Reilly finds it remarkable that the New York Times Co.'s contract proposal to the Boston Newspaper... More
WaPo on "Palin's Appearance"
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 9, 2009 at 11:41 AM
Is it just us (with LipstickOnAPigGate, WardrobeGate, and all still fresh in our heads) or do you, too, think that... More
Blogger Raising Money For Somali Reporter "Targeted For Assassination"
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 9, 2009 at 11:18 AM
Two years ago, freelance war reporter and warisboring blogger David Axe wrote a piece for CJR about the dangers of... More
Bronstein: In "Obama-Press Dance… We're The Girl"
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 9, 2009 at 09:37 AM
Arguing that journalists have caught the vapors over President Obama and gone faint with their coverage, Phil Bronstein attempts at... More
A "Great Debate" on CNN
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 8, 2009 at 04:39 PM
Andrew Sullivan was nearly as amused/satisfied by "Michael Ware's contempt for the corny CNN set-up" in the following recent "Great... More
NPR: "Hooking Up Is Becoming a Trend…"
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 8, 2009 at 02:00 PM
..."among young people who have entered the workaday world." So reports NPR's Brenda Wilson today, at length (nearly nine minutes).... More
Poniewozik Ponders: "Who Pays For Journalism?"
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 8, 2009 at 01:25 PM
From Time's TV critic, James Poniewozik (I, for one, appreciate when he shifts gears from the late night talk show... More
From Boy's Lips To Murdoch's Ears
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 8, 2009 at 12:51 PM
Today in Desperately Seeking The Future of News-type coverage: The Guardian chats with a 13- year-old boy in the UK... More
New Editor-in-Chief "Appointed" For Abu Dhabi's National
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 8, 2009 at 12:39 PM
Per The Financial Times: The National newspaper, which is owned by the Abu Dhabi government, on Monday appointed a new... More
"Dilemma Reporters Face"
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 8, 2009 at 11:50 AM
The Deputy Press Secretary for the Bush Administration, Tony Fratto, recently slammed the White House press corps for, he said,... More
Ling, Lee Convicted in Pyongyang
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 8, 2009 at 10:18 AM
Current TV reporters Laura Ling and Euna Lee, held in North Korea since March on vague charges, received "harsher sentences... More
"Tanning Myself By The Gleam of Fareed Zakaria's Teeth…"
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 8, 2009 at 09:57 AM
...and more from Stephen Colbert on "Why I Took This Crummy Job" (guest-editing Newsweek.) Colbert explains his Iraq-centric cover: I... More
Upcoming McSweeney's Will Be "Beautiful, Luxurious" "Newspaper Prototype"
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 3, 2009 at 01:36 PM
Dave Eggers, novelist and McSweeney's editor, tells SpliceToday's John Lingan (via mass email): Pretty soon, on the McSweeney's website, we'll... More
President Tunes Out TV Pundits
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 3, 2009 at 12:29 PM
President Obama during last night's BriWi special (h/t, TVNewser): "I don't find most of the cable chatter persuasive." (Imagine if... More
A Police Chase Not Covered Live On Cable…
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 3, 2009 at 12:09 PM
... but Twittered-- with siren! -- by Drudge. Dateline, Little Valley, NY: The driver of a horse and buggy led... More
From One "Ultimate Thinking Person" to Another
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 3, 2009 at 11:11 AM
Newsweek's Jon Meacham (a.k.a, "The Utimate Thinking Person") has, for the first time in the magazine's history, brought on a... More
Talking Tiananmen "Tank Man"
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 3, 2009 at 10:11 AM
At Lens, the New York Times's photo blog, four photojournalists recall covering Tiananmen Square in June 1989 (h/t, NiemanLab). Fearing... More
What Your Own Cable Channel's For
By Liz Cox Barrett Jun 2, 2009 at 04:49 PM
Any guesses as to which NBC show has been referenced more often over the past 24 hours on MSNBC (if... More
Q&A: An Apple critic with plenty to say - John Siracusa's legendary - and lengthy - Apple reviews reach their 15th year
Why one editor won't run any more op-eds by the Heritage Foundation's top economist - A reply to Paul Krugman on state taxes and job growth made some incorrect claims
4 topics John Oliver explained more clearly than television news - The political satirist brings explainer comedy to HBO viewers
Michael Brown shooting and the crimes journalists choose as newsworthy - Examining why black suspects are covered at a greater proportion than they commit crimes
GOP-backed fake news sites target Dems in congressional races - - Unlike The Onion and other satire sites, the goal is to fool voters, not make them laugh
Al Jazeera America struggles to get off the margins (93)
Do you know Elise Andrew? (14)
Q&A: An Apple critic with plenty to say (7)
GOP-backed fake news sites target Dems in congressional races (7)
Email blasts from CJR writers and editors
The departure of Katharine Weymouth ends eight decades of Graham family leadership
The impact of watching executions (PSmag)
"[E]xecutions, even for people who support capital punishment, and even when the criminals being put to death evoke little personal sympathy because of the nature of their crimes, take a toll on witnesses"
Times of India demands employee social media passwords (Quartz)
The company will possess log-in information and will be free to post any material to the account without journalists' knowledge
Reconnecting with a story source, 17 years later (Hartford Courant)
"People who say reporters exploit people? You are right, we do. We parachute into people's lives, sidle up, convince them that we care — and then disengage when the story is over. But that doesn't mean we don't connect, in a genuine way."
Greg Marx discusses democracy and news with Tom Rosenstiel of the American Press Institute
CJR's Guide to Online News Startups
ACEsTooHigh.com – Reporting on the science, education, and policy surrounding childhood trauma
Who Owns What
The Business of Digital Journalism
A report from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
Questions and exercises for journalism students.
No, 'journopreneurs' are not killing journalism – Digital journalists aren't sellouts—they are aware of industry realities
Michael Brown shooting and the crimes journalists choose as newsworthy – Examining why black suspects are covered at a greater proportion than they commit crimes


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agateHed:TODAY'S SPORTS
Boys hockey — Danvers at Methuen (noon); Peabody at Lincoln-Sudbury (noon); Masconomet at Saugus (noon); Marblehead at Agawam (12:30); Swampscott at Amesbury (1:20).
Girls hockey — Cambridge vs. Masconomet at Talbot Rink, Gloucester (11 a.m.); Marblehead at Norwell (11:30 a.m.); Shawsheen vs. Beverly at Talbot Rink, Gloucester (1).
Boys basketball — Ipswich at Newburyport (2:30); Peabody at Bishop Fenwick (3); Danvers at St. Mary's Lynn (6:30).
Girls basketball — Bishop Fenwick at Georgetown (1); Lynnfield at Danvers (6).
Wrestling — Masconomet, Josiah Quincy & Shawsheen at St. John's Prep Quad-Meet (10 a.m.).
Indoor track — Danvers vs. Saugus at Beverly (10 a.m.); Revere at Peabody (noon).
Fencing — St. John's Prep at Bishop Feehan (10 a.m.).
Gymnastics — Marblehead at Hamilton-Wenham (Iron Rail, 10 a.m.); Peabody at Ipswich/Gloucester (7:30).
Hockey — Salem State at Westfield State (2:35).
Boys hockey — St. John's Prep at Malden Catholic (6).
Boys basketball — Greater Lowell at North Shore Tech/Essex Aggie (5); St. John's Prep at B.C. High (7); Salem at Saugus (7).
Girls basketball — North Shore Tech/Essex Aggie at Greater Lowell (5:30); Saugus at Salem (7).
Indoor track — Masconomet & North Andover at Ipswich (3:30); Bishop Fenwick vs Arlington Catholic at Reggie Lewis Center, Boston (4:30); St. John's Prep vs. St. John's Shrewsbury at Reggie Lewis Center, Boston (4:30).
Swimming — Revere at Peabody (6:30); Danvers at Beverly (8).
Men's basketball — Salem State at Worcester State (8).
Women's basketball — Salem State at Worcester State (6).
Swimming — UMass Dartmouth at Gordon (6).


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In calling the following report from today's Wall Street Journal to my attention—
"Impeachment Proves Risky Political Issue," Jeanne Cummings, Wall Street Journal, March 6, 2006 (as posted to Truthout)
—a friend of mine noted that "This important article shows the huge disconnect between the U.S. populace and the elites who run the show and dominate the media, a small group that Jeff Faux calls the 'governing class'." (Incidentally, for Faux's blistering new study of the same, see The Global Class War: How America's Bipartisan Elite Lost Our Future — and What It Will Take to Win It Back (Wiley, 2006).)
As my friend's note continued, the Journal article
shows that whereas Clinton was impeached despite a large majority hostile to the idea, Bush is free from impeachment and even any significant discussion of the subject in the mainstream media, although a majority would favor impeachment if he lied us into a war. The rightwing and business class can "get" a Clinton, who they disfavor; and they can protect a Bush, who serves their spiritual and business needs — even in the face of both popular sentiment and massive law violations and criminal behavior.
I believe that my friend's comments were dead-on. And myself would add only that, their great power aside (e.g., the Bush regime's proclamation that the Government of Iran submit to it by renouncing Iran's own right under the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons to engage in the nuclear fuel cycle for peaceful purposes—or else face sanctions, or military attack), the unfitness of the Americans to engage with the civilized world is never clearer than in reports such as this one in today's Journal. Because what the report shows is that, as long as they invade other countries, rob their resources, threaten, kill, and torture foreign nationals, the managers of the American State are free to act in as criminal a fashion as they like. Hence, each of the articles of impeachment that dragged Clinton all the way to the Senate floor turned on lying under oath or obstruction of justice charges deriving from questions about his genitals. But as for lying about war and peace and American Power? Nothing.
No matter how many American citizens might like to redress things, still, they lack a political party to which they can appeal for change. Just as they lack the necessary media for communications with which to express their interests and desires, and raise each other's consciousness accordingly.
Now. It seems increasingly unlikely that the rest of the world can count on the Americans to address, let along to settle and solve, the grave problems that their way of life poses not only to themselves. But—to the world.
This includes the impeachment of the Commander in Chief. A move which—however appealing it may sound—would do absolutely nothing to change The System, that American Way of Life, which undergirds it all.
So, what really are the alternatives? Which is to say: What are the real alternatives?
But we can't vote out The System. Much less impeach the American Way of Life.
Still. I am open to suggestions.
Articles of Impeachment Against George W. Bush, Center for Constitutional Rights (Melville House Publishing, 2006)
"Excerpt: Articles of Impeachment," William Goodman, Center for Constitutional Rights, as posted to Alternet, March 6, 2006
"Impeaching George W. Bush," Onnesha Roychoudhuri, AlterNet, March 6, 2006
"Impeach 'Em All," ZNet, November 14, 2004
"Treason and the American President," ZNet, December 18, 2005
"A Failed State," ZNet, December 30, 2005
"Attacking Domestic Society I," ZNet, January 9, 2006
"A Loyalty Test," ZNet, January 11, 2006
"Attacking Domestic Society II," ZNet, January 20, 2006
"What Are the Alternatives?" ZNet, March 6, 2006
Postscript (March 17, 2006): Some very important material here on the depths to which the criminal spirit flows beneath the American Government:
"Reprogramming the Infinite Loop: The NSA Spying Debate," Elizabeth de la Vega, TomDispatch.com, March 17, 2006
And since we ourselves can't vote the Military-Industrial Complex – slash – National Security State out of office—and by this stage in American history, any national election in which the liquidation of this complex of institutions isn't an option must be regarded as worse than a sham—indeed, as a colossal subversion of the will of the people—perhaps the time has come for us to begin to appeal to those other forces around the world that might be able to come and help liberate us?


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Attorneys for Dias Kadyrbayev and Robel Phillipos had asked that the trial not be held until January 2015. But a lawyer for a third friend, Azamat Tazhayakov, asked for an earlier trial.
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Why won't this work? New sediment bowl screen is clean. But it won't keep the inline filter full of fuel. Should I put the old brass line back on?
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Most of those in-line filters never actually stay full of fuel. However, it should not empty either. I've never seen that exact same one, but if the tractor runs with it installed, then don't worry aobut it. If it won't run, then take it out. There's really no need for another filter in-line like that.
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I put the brass line back on and still doing same thing. The other thing I noticed is when I push clutch down it wants to stall. Could there be something blocking fuel abve sediment bowel. The tank looks clean and fresh gas.
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Pushing the clutch down actually puts more strain on the engine, which is why you often see it recommended to shift the tractor to neutral and release the pedal before starting, especially in cold weather. Sounds like you need a tune-up, or at a minimum, to speed up the idle RPMs a bit so the tractor is not idling so slowly. Doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the fuel line.
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It has everything new in it. The only thing I can think of is. When I put new wires and Dist. cap on. The brass ends didn't want to go all the way in the cap. Like I thought they should have. I got the cap and wires from the case dealer.
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I would take the fuel filter out. As stated above, you really do not need it.
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I have the same exact fuel filter setup on mine. It does exactly like you described, also. After seeing everything it catches that got by the screen in my sediment bowl, no way I'll run without it. I just picked up a small lawnmower fuel shutoff valve to go in between the filter and carb. That way when I start up it'll be full. Ran it Saturday and didn't have any big problems after I started getting fuel trickling into the filter. Running a full tank helps. If it possibly helps and can't hurt, why not keep it on? Cheap insurance to keep from having to pull and clean the carb when you need to be in the seat working.
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Explain what your tractor is doing.
If you want the inline fuel filter to fill completely - place it in the fuel hose so that the filter is vertical - up and down. This will let the air trapped in the filter escape into the fuel tank.
What ever your tractor's problem, it's probably not the fuel flow. The engine only consumes about 3/4 to 1 gallon per hour under heavy load.
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That is the same fuel filter that I use and I use the bowl too, never had a problem
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I stopped using those sediments bowls completely and put a low volume Harley Davidson fuel filter on mine. I know that I just crossed the line. Sorry guys but it was the best thing I've done. Funny thing was I couldn't get my latest Cub to start Saturday...then I figured out it has a sediment bowl and the fuel was off.
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Sediment bowls look original however, my 76 year old hands like the in-line filter and the Briggs & Stratton LITTLE RED SHUT-OFF VALVE from ACE Hardware I placed in the line also. This prevents me from dealing with a leaky sediment bowl gasket, broken glass sediment bowl, distorted bale, and the possibility of sticking my hand under the tank and behold a hungry snake is coiled under theren just waiting for breakfast! I have skinned my hand too many times turning fuel on-off at the sediment bowl especially on my Cub with duplex planter and fertilizer installed. Inovation, imagination LEARNING FROM OTHER'S EXPERIENCES sure makes sense to me.
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The sediment bowl is a water trap as much as a trash collector. (Helpful with ethanol fuels)
Vertical orientation of the filter does help get the air bubbles out and also helps move the fuel through the filter. I put my filter close to the tank.
I do like the idea of the shutoff valve near the carb. Might borrow that idea (sorry correct police)
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This filtration modification is from a previous filtering discussion, works well, is inexpensive, and leaves your tractor with the appearance of being un-touched.
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"Latkes (potato pancakes) are a must have at Hanukkah, but really are wonderful any time of year! This is my mother's recipe, which is honestly the best lakte I've had. I usually end up having to make a second batch because they disappear so quickly. I've tried other recipes and always return to these. Lovely topped with sour cream or applesauce."
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Thanks for a great recipe, Lindsay. We enjoyed these very much. I took your advice and used tongs to grab the potatoes without a lot of liquid. Note: I peel russet potatoes and place in cold water in a salad spinner. Then use the food processor to grate the potatoes. The grated potatoes go back into the cold water in the salad spinner. Triple rinse the potatoes until the water is no longer starchy. Spin dry, shake and spin again.
This is my recipe. I wanted to let folks know that before you put the potato mixture in the pan, take the scoop and make sure to drain the liquid out by holding the spoonful of potato against the side if the bowl. Also we usually crush the saltines in a Baggie, saves on mess. The saltines act as a binder. Hope you love these as much as we do. My favorite way to eat them is with sour cream. The don't reheat well in microwave (in my experience) but do reheat fairly well in a toaster oven.
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Awesome! I topped mine with grape/apple relish. Make sure to squeeze out the excess liquid from the potatoes.
These are a great treat for the Potato Latke lover…I liked the simplicity of the recipe and really appreciated the advice to make sure and drain the excess liquid from the potatoes…. We had these with sour cream and my daughter topped hers with a spicy cranberry chutney… Thank you Lindsay for a lovely recipe.
Loved it. I did not add the salt due to my diet and the latke were great. Will be making again thank you Lindsay for sharing this wonderful recipe.
This was great! I loved the salad spinner tip, I'm sure that is what made these so good. I don't have a lot of practice making potato cakes, and these were easy to work with and just delicious. Thank you Lindsay!
Just made it today; easy and delicious. I used EVOO and they were perfect.
My wife who is Thai (Thais generally are not wild about western food), just loved it.
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Sure, hip-hop originated from the streets. Now, its lyrics can been seen on them. After creating street signs featuring lyrics that represent different neighborhoods of New York City, artist Jay Shells has brought the concept to Los Angeles, showering West Coast rappers with some love. Shells' signs have recently been spotted around the city, sporting lyrics that correspond with their location. One example features a red sign that reads: "Run it down the line, Sunset & Vine, blew a half a zip by the Hollywood sign - Snoop Dogg." You can probably guess the locale.
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The Rap Quotes project provides less of a humorous diversion than the etiquette tips and instead creates a sense of history that interfaces with the urban environment. One of his Los Angeles signs reads: "Catch me on the block, Fairfax and Oakwood, rolling up sipping on the finest Alcohol - Hodgy Beats." Another, quoting local rapper Murs, proclaims: "On 3rd & LA Cienega can't front, I was into her, she offered me a blunt damn I wish I smoked indica." Many of these signs, like the lyrics they quote, are devoted to capturing ephemeral moments: epic parties, encounters with girls. When Shells posts a lyric, it's not just a funny phrase; it's a snapshot of social interactions specific to local relationships.
The signs also offer a new cartography of Los Angeles, one that charts an alternate urban history, one outside of official placards commemorating bygone battles and the homes of dead politician. The new history puts the stories of ordinary, African American youth on the same spectrum as famous historical figures. Like this sign posted in New York's gritty yet gentrifying Bed Stuy neighborhood: "158 Lewis Avenue Between Lafayette and Van Buren, that was back durin' the days of hangin' on my Bed Stuy Block." The lyrics from Big Daddy Kane's "Stop Shammin" depict a leisurely vignette in the heart of the once dangerous area. It creates a different narrative for the region while acting as an archive of his time there. As neighborhoods evolve, Shells captures the lives those who came before. When posted in public, the lyrics become more tangible, pinning a song to a place. In South L.A., a sign showcasing Kendrick Lamar's words, "I met her at this house party on El Segundo and Central, she had the credentials of strippers in Atlanta" changes that once anonymous intersection forever.
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