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Its common knowledge that Raleigh loves its First Fridays, when arts events take center stage. But Erin White of Community Food Lab hopes to make the city just as enthusiastic about another day: the second Saturday of the month.
We want to do for food what First Friday did for art, White says.
Armed with several whiteboards, White recently led a group of about 35 people on a walking tour of the area coming into its own known as the Raleigh Food Corridor. The corridor is a 2-mile stretch of downtown along Blount and Person streets where individuals and organizations are trying to bring diverse communities together through food-related projects.
The whiteboards were a tool for engaging the group, an aspect of the Second Saturday push that White calls a key to its success. Throughout the walk, which began in Moore Square and wove through downtown, participants were encouraged to write down ideas on the whiteboards, take photos of themselves holding the boards and post them to Instagram.
Rooftop garden was scribbled on one board. Grow food here! was accompanied by arrows on another.
I want you guys to look around and think, What could be here? White told the group.
Activating community
Although individual businesses and organizations have celebrated Second Saturday before, June marked the start of a push to tie the events together. Will Jeffers of Stanbury restaurant is described by many as the man who started it all. Jeffers was behind the Stanbury & Escazu Pop-Up Market back in May, which he described as an answer to the lack of farmers markets in the area.
Although Jeffers said the number of people who visited Junes pop-up market was about the same as Mays, he pointed out that the Second Saturday movement as a whole was gaining widespread interest.
The Community Food Lab and the Jamie Kirk Hahn Foundation created a website and printed out maps and brochures to get the word out about the various happenings.
The Inter-Faith Food Shuttle held a volunteer event to build a shade structure for its community garden. Communications director Cindy Sink said the organizations partnership with the Second Saturday events was natural.
Its just one more service opportunity, she explained. But we feel like we have a very large stake in anything that goes along with urban agriculture.
Many hands, one purpose
Downtown resident Jenny Harper, along with partner Lauren DeSimone, worked hard to install a new garden plot on the corner of Cabarrus and Person streets.
Centro restaurant hosted a DIY Salsa Station using ingredients from their rooftop garden. Members of the Brentwood Boys and Girls Club staffed the station, working next to rising eighth-graders from Exploris Middle School who were decorating planters made from recycled containers.
Marbles Kids Museum held one of its weekend Garden Gourmet events, which let children sample recipes made from fresh ingredients. Rebus Works art gallery and framing shop added a raffle to benefit the nonprofit Toxic Free NC to its usual Saturday Market lineup. Joule Coffee offered a place for participants to discuss the day and plan for next month.
Danielle Centeno, an owner of Escazu, noted that the Second Saturday events attracted many who are already active in the local urban agriculture scene.
Most of them are friends of ours, so it kind of feels like family, she said.
But White remains optimistic that Second Saturday can be an effective way to engage the wider community. He pointed to some of those taking part in the walking tour who didnt know much about it before arriving in Moore Square that morning.
Carleen Jamison, who is active in the Martin Street community garden, heard about the event on Facebook. She brought her son, Chance, to find out more.
We wanted to know whats going on, Jamison said. We need to know about our neighborhood.
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WARNING!!!! DO NOT RAP OFF THIS ANCHOR!!! MAJOR DEATH POTENTIAL!!! Ditto on the absolutely sketchy anchor placement. That block is very loose!! I can't believe that I saw ASCA stamped on the hangers!! WHOMEVER PUT THIS NEW ANCHOR IN NEEDS TO HAVE THEIR DRILL TAKEN AWAY FROM THEM AND THEIR BOLTING PRIVILEGES REVOKED!!! Aside from some alpine anchors, this is the scariest one I have ever seen and one of the poorest examples of "Safe Climbing" ever!! The proper bolting "local authorities" have been notified!! Cool, short route otherwise!!
Great route...but an absolute ASS KICKER. Short, steep and fierce. Never noticed the vibrating block...did notice that the anchor placement itself is just STUPID...lots of that in Little Egypt.

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CATEGORIES MoviesMoviefone's New Release Pick of the Week "Pina" (Criterion Collection) What's It About? Director Wim Wenders ("Paris, Texas," "Wings of Desire") tells the story of Pina Bausch, an acclaimed German dance choreographer and instructor who passed away just days before the start of the planned documentary; Wenders films her most celebrated works on the streets of Germany and on a stage filled with waterfalls, sand and the wild elements of earth. And he shot it all in 3D. See It Because: "Pina" eschews the characteristics of a regular documentary and being able to witness her creativity in action -- with genuinely hypnotic 3D technology -- is the best tribute possible to a unique artistic identity. Lastly, It's a German 3D dance film. If you're not at least enticed on a visual level, we're not sure what to tell you.
New on DVD & Blu-ray "Death Race 3: Inferno" What's It About? As long as you keep paying for these, they'll keep making them. See It or Skip It: Skip it.
"End of Watch" What's It About? A found-footage tale of two LAPD officers who are pursued by the Mexican cartel, after the duo confiscates money, drugs and weapons from a house in Los Angeles; the film's greatness lies in the strong performances of Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena. Both actors spent months riding around with LAPD officers to prepare for the roles, and it definitely shows. See It or Skip It: See it.
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"Nature Calls" What's It About? Patton Oswalt and Johnny Knoxville star in a outdoors camping comedy that tries to invoke the spirit of something like "Meatballs," but fails. Completely. See It or Skip It: Skip it.
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Brightly colored clothes are nothing new to professional golfers. But at this year's McGladrey Classic, Jim Furyk will wear bright pink to support 5-hour ENERGY's battle against breast cancer.
From October 1 through December 31, 2012 a portion of each sale of new Pink Lemonade 5-hour ENERGY® will be donated to the Avon Foundation for Women Breast Cancer Crusade. Living Essentials, LLC, the distributor of 5-hour ENERGY®, has committed a donation of five cents per bottle sold with a minimum donation of $75,000. That donation can increase if target sales goals are exceeded.
"I'm thrilled to help 5-hour ENERGY® support this great cause," said Furyk. "The more we can do to help eradicate this disease, the better. 5-hour ENERGY® is certainly doing its part. Their minimum donation is significant, but I want them to write an even bigger check, so go out and buy some Pink Lemonade 5-hour ENERGY®."
Furyk will sport the Pink Lemonade 5-hour ENERGY® and Avon Foundation for Women Breast Cancer Crusade logos at The McGladrey Classic, October 15-21, at the Sea Island Resort in St. Simons Island, Georgia.
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About the Avon Breast Cancer Crusade
The Avon Breast Cancer Crusade, which commemorates its 20th anniversary in 2012 has donated more than $740 million for research and advancing access to care, regardless of a person's ability to pay. The Avon Breast Cancer Crusade awards funding to beneficiaries ranging from leading cancer centers to community-based grassroots breast health programs to support breast cancer research and access to care. The Crusade has enabled more than 17 million women globally to receive free mammograms and breast cancer screenings, educated more than 100 million women about breast cancer, and funded promising research into the causes of breast cancer and ways to prevent the disease. Avon raises funds for the Crusade through the sale of Avon "Pink Ribbon" products, and through events such as the U.S. Avon Walk for Breast Cancer series, which is the Avon Foundation's largest fund-raising source.
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- The Supreme Court takes on Gay Marriage
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The Supreme Court will hear cases on gay marriage tomorrow and Wednesday. Join Gary at the March for Marriage (MarriageMarch.org) tomorrow in DC.
Gary Bauer serves as Chairman of Campaign for Working Families PAC, dedicated to electing conservative candidates to Congress, and as President of American Values, an educational non-profit organization.
MASTER SERGEANT DUANE HAYES - NatGeo.com
The "Inside Combat Rescue" season finale airs tonight at 10 p.m. ET on NatGeo.
Master Sergeant Duane Hayes is a pararescueman of the 38th Rescue Squadron at Moody Air Force Base, Ga featured in NatGeo's "Inside Combat Rescue"
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Dr. Wiker's Book "Worshipping the State: How Liberalism Became Our State Religion" is out today
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Kerrigan Answers Qs, Hands Out TicketsPosted by on November 16, 2012 – 12:33 pm
So we learned yesterday that Ryan Kerrigan would be a math teacher/football coach if he wasn't in the NFL, he's a bandwagon fan, he still gets nervous before football games and that he considers teammate London Fletcher the most underrated player in the league.
Kerrigan was participating in the second @Redskins Player Twitter Takeover, in which he actually got in front of our laptops and had control of the @Redskins Twitter account for a good half-hour or so. Rookie running back Alfred Morris was our first @Redskins Player Twitter Takeover participant, which happened on Tuesday.
Kerrigan on Thursday also surprised our followers by handing out two pairs of tickets to Sunday's Redskins-Eagles NFC East showdown at FedExField to whoever could answer a special Kerrigan-themed trivia question (see below).
Here's the entire @Redskins Ryan Kerrigan Twitter Takeover from yesterday:
#Redskins OLB @RyanKerrigan91 is at the desk ready to answer YOUR questions. Tweet @Redskins with #Ask91. http://t.co/mnpcaubA—
(@Redskins) November 15, 2012
RK: Hey #Redskins fans, we'll be giving away two pairs of tickets to Sunday's game after our Twitter chat. Stay tuned for details!—
(@Redskins) November 15, 2012
RK: Message to the fans. we're all excited to be back to work after the bye week and we're ready to make you all proud this Sunday! #HTTR—
(@Redskins) November 15, 2012
First question from @PRLeni: "What job would you have if you weren't a football player?" #HTTR—
(@Redskins) November 15, 2012
RK: I would be a Math Teacher and Football Coach. I always enjoyed Math growing up so teaching it would be my ideal job.—
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Second question for @RyanKerrigan91 from @bauckland: "Do you still get nervous before games?" #HTTR—
(@Redskins) November 15, 2012
RK: Yeah I definitely still get pre-game butterflies. They tend to go away after the first snap but up til then I usually have some nerves.—
(@Redskins) November 15, 2012
Next question for @RyanKerrigan91 comes from @DBLAZE1119: "What NFL team did you root for when you were a kid?" #HTTR—
(@Redskins) November 15, 2012
RK: I was a huge bandwagon fan growing up, so whoever was good haha. But as I got older I rooted for the Colts b/c I lived close to Indy.—
(@Redskins) November 15, 2012
Last question, then chance for tix; From @JohnMoxon4: "How is it getting to play with the most underrated pro ever in @LFletcher59?" #HTTR—
(@Redskins) November 15, 2012
RK: It is a privilege getting to play with a guy like Fletch. He makes everyone else's jobs easier and is the heartbeat of this team.—
(@Redskins) November 15, 2012
Here's your @RyanKerrigan91 trivia question to win a pair of tix to Sunday's Redskins-Eagles game…—
(@Redskins) November 15, 2012
RK: What Anchorman quote do I find myself using the most often? Use #Ask91 with your answer. Two winners will be DMed!—
(@Redskins) November 15, 2012
Congrats to our two winners @awilliams182 & @Los_E_LosO for guessing "Milk was a bad choice!" Check your DMs momentarily for tix info.—
(@Redskins) November 15, 2012
And then Kerrigan chimed in a little while later on his own Twitter account:
Thanks to everyone for partaking in the Twitter Takeover! And good guesses on the trivia Q's, had me cracking up #HTTR—
Ryan Kerrigan (@RyanKerrigan91) November 15, 2012
Special thanks to Ryan and Alfred for helping us with this week's @Redskins Player Twitter Takeover. Stay tuned for more events and chances to win exclusive Redskins prizes!
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NHS staff have been working to challenge the stereotypes and stigmas around eating disorders, such as anorexia, bulimia and binge eating.
Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust is supporting the national Eating Disorders Awareness campaign, which runs this week.
Sarah Geere, team manager for the East and Central Lancashire Eating Disorder Services, said: "Anyone can develop an eating disorder, regardless of age, sex or cultural or racial background. It's really important people know support is available and where they can get it.
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"The Sakyong has emphasized the importance and power of group vajrayana practice. With all of our practices, the point is not only how we do our individual practice, but how we connect to each other and live our lives altogether. Particularly with our aspiration to create enlightened society, it is important for us to gather, practice, study, work, and celebrate as a community. In addition, practicing under the guidance of senior teachers in a group setting will deepen our study and practice of the vajrayana."
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All ngöndro practitioners and instructors are warmly invited to this ngöndro practice and study retreat. Students are strongly encouraged to attend at least two consecutive days of the practice intensive. Whether you are doing the Rigden (Shambhala), Kagyü, or Nyingma ngöndro, whether you are counting or doing it by time, whether you are inspired or stuck, all are welcome.
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Former Boston College OC the next head coach at Delaware. Go Blue Hens!
Reviewing the year's Boston College athletics predictions.
Maryland is off to the Big Ten, leaving the ACC one short of NCAA Tournament automatic-qualifier status. Does this open up the possibility of a school like Boston College, N.C. State or Florida...
Here are five things to keep in mind as the Boston College football program begins the process of going about finding a replacement for Frank Spaziani.
All aspects of the coach's performance -- from recruiting, roster management, staff management and in-game coaching -- have fallen woefully short of expectations.
The coach hired to improve recruiting has seen decreasing returns the last two seasons.
Never change ... Never change.
"Just like any sport, you will assess it at the end of the year," Bates said. "You'll look at a body of work rather than than the emotional roller coaster of every week."
The search for a new AD has finally come to an end with Boston College announcing at Tuesday's press conference that Brad Bates will be coming to Chestnut Hill.
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KANSAS CITY -- You could make a strong case that the Yankees and the Red Sox, in their respective bids for the American League East, actually possess many of the same strengths and weaknesses.The Yankees' season-opening power outage notwithstanding, both big-market, big-money clubs have been designed as offensive juggernauts, capable of pounding mediocre pitching and creating very long workdays at the ballpark. The Red Sox may have their true ace in Josh Beckett, but the Yankees can counter with a 19-game winner in Chien-Ming Wang, a pitcher they feel confident sending out every fifth day. And there are prominent injuries -- the Yankees have limited use of Derek Jeter and Jorge Posada, while the Red Sox prepare for life without Mike Lowell and Alex Cora. There are recognizable closers finishing games, hot young prospects on the rise, some shaky items in the back end of the rotation and question marks in middle relief. Oh, and both teams are 5-5. Sound familiar? "I think there are similarities," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "I think they're happy with their young players, like we are, and I think they believe that their young players are going to blossom, like we believe. To me, that's how you keep from getting old as a club -- you keep bringing up youth. It's a good mixture." The Yankees and the Red Sox play the first three of 18 scheduled games head-to-head on Friday, as New York visits Fenway Park for its second road series of the new season. Wang draws the nod against Boston's touted Clay Buchholz. The trip will be slightly different than those in past years for the Yankees, who will walk through the 1912-era building knowing that they have not only entered the home of the defending division champs, but for the second time in four years, the Red Sox have a world championship banner to show off. "They filled a lot of positions last year to be in that situation," said Yankees outfielder Johnny Damon. "They probably played the best of any team all throughout the season, so they definitely deserved to win." Damon, a member of that celebrated 2004 World Series squad, has lost much of his connection to the Red Sox -- that sort of thing tends to happen when you accept a four-year deal with the organization's most hated rival. But Damon, who still counts an army of friends in the Boston area, doesn't believe that seeing the Red Sox's latest championship banner will provide the Yankees with any additional motivation. "Over the two years that I've been here, I feel like we've had a good enough team to do that," Damon said. "It's just a matter of getting the job done."
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Going to secondary pitches was a work in progress during Spring Training for the Taiwanese right-hander, but the dress rehearsals are over. Wang will have his best test yet to see how Guidry's old advice holds up."They were sitting on my sinker," Wang said. "I threw more soft, and it helped." Wang has pitched in the playoffs -- to less-than-desirable results, the Yankees would bemoan -- and in the Olympic Games, but he would agree that there's nothing that quite compares to the raw energy when the Yankees and Red Sox clash. He says that, even at Fenway, it's an environment he enjoys. "The fans are crazy," Wang said. "It's not bad, it's not good. Sometimes you laugh." Pitching matchup
NYY: RHP Chien-Ming Wang (2-0, 1.38 ERA)
Wang took a no-hitter into the fifth on Sunday, when he blanked the Rays for six innings. A high pitch count kept Wang from lasting deeper into the game, but it was enough for him to earn his second win. He'll look for No. 3 against the Red Sox, a team he beat three times in five starts last year. For his career, Wang holds a 2-3 record and 6.17 ERA at Fenway Park. Wang last faced the Red Sox on Sept. 15 at Fenway Park, suffering the loss in a 10-1 rout. He surrendered five runs on nine hits in 5 2/3 innings. BOS: RHP Clay Buchholz (0-1, 5.40 ERA)
Although his pitching line might not show it, Buchholz took a step in the right direction with his performance against the Blue Jays in his last outing. The 23-year-old right-hander used all four of his pitches effectively en route to surrendering four runs on six hits while striking out seven and walking two. If it weren't for an error by first baseman Sean Casey and a few bloop hits by Toronto's offense, those numbers would have looked even more impressive. Buchholz has never faced the Yankees during his young career but is 2-0 with a 1.80 ERA in two career starts at Fenway Park. Tidbits
The Yankees are 21-2 when Joba Chamberlain appears. ... The Yankees hit back-to-back home runs on Thursday (Rodriguez, Posada) for the first time since Jason Giambi and Robinson Cano did it at Boston on Sept. 14, 2007. ... Manny Ramirez is 13-for-22 with two homers and five RBIs lifetime against Wang. David Ortiz is 15-for-30 with four doubles, two homers and 10 RBIs. Tickets
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Sunday: Yankees (Phil Hughes, 0-1, 5.00) at Red Sox (Daisuke Matsuzaka, 2-0, 1.47), 8:05 p.m. ET
Monday: Yankees (Ian Kennedy, 0-1, 13.50) at Rays (Andy Sonnanstine, 1-1, 6.00), 7:10 p.m. ET
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Here's some news of note we didn't mention in the Entertainment Design April cover story on Metamorphoses: the show marked the first Broadway rental package for Big Apple Lights since becoming a union shop last November.
The play, written and directed by Mary Zimmerman (based on the epic myths of Ovid) and produced in association with Second Stage Theatre at Circle in the Square, features lighting design by T. J. Gerckens, with Stewart Wagner serving as the production electrician on the show and Robert G. Mahon acting as technical supervisor.
In response to the specific requirements of the show, Big Apple recently purchased fifty ETC Source Four 25° – 50° Zoom ellipsoidal fixtures to add to their rental stock. The production also utilizes two ETC 96 Dimmer racks and an ETC Obsession lighting control console.
"We were pleased to be able to work with T. J. and Stewart to provide the equipment they required for the production's unique needs," says Big Apple president Patrick O'Rourke. "Once we had learned what T.J.'s needs were, we were happy to go the extra mile and obtain the Source Four Zoom fixtures."
Robert Mahon offers praise for Big Apple's efforts. "Stewart Wagner and Peter Davis [of Second Stage] had worked with Big Apple before on smaller non-union shows before Big Apple Lights became a Local 1 shop and they had very good experiences with the company. Now Big Apple Lights is the only union shop in Manhattan, which had a lot of appeal. The way they treated everyone on the show and the way they handled everything could not have been better."
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She's been supported in the past by Don and Doris Fisher, who put a chunk of their GAP Inc. fortune into school privatization efforts. Torlakson wants more accountability for charters, opposes the Romero district-option bill, and has the support of every major teachers union in the state. Vote for Torlakson.
Sen. Leland Yee can be infuriating. Two years ago, he was hell-bent on selling the Cow Palace as surplus state property and allowing private developers to take it over. In the recent budget crisis, he pissed off his Democratic colleagues by refusing to vote for cuts that everyone else knew were inevitable (while never making a strong stand in favor of, say, repealing Prop. 13 or raising other taxes). But he's always been good on open-government issues and has made headlines lately for busting California State University, Stanislaus over a secret contract to bring Sarah Palin in for a fundraiser — and has raised the larger point that public universities shouldn't hide their finances behind private foundations.
Yee will have no serious opposition for reelection, and his campaign for a second term in Sacramento is really the start of the Leland Yee for Mayor effort. With reservations over the Cow Palace deal and a few other issues, we'll endorse him for reelection.
Correction update: Yee's office informs us that the senator suports an oil-severance tax and a tax on high-income earners and "believes that Prop. 13 should be reformed," although he hasn't taken a position on Assemblymember Tom Ammiano's reform bill.
Fiona Ma's a mixed bag (at best). She doesn't like Pacific Gas and Electric Co. and supports public power, but comes up with strange bills that make no sense, like a 2009 measure to limit rent control in trailer parks. Why does Ma, who has no trailer parks in her district, care? Maybe because the landlords who control the mobile home facilities gave her some campaign cash. She faces no opposition, and we're not thrilled with her record, but we'll reluctantly back her for another term.
When the history of progressive politics in modern San Francisco is written, Tom Ammiano will be a central figure. His long-shot 1999 mayoral campaign against Willie Brown brought the left to life in town, and his leadership helped bring back district elections and put a progressive Board of Supervisors in place in 2000. As a supervisor, he authored the city's landmark health care bill (which Newsom constantly tries to take credit for) and the rainy day fund (which saved the public schools from debilitating cuts). He uses his local influence to promote the right causes, issues, and candidates.
And he's turned out to be an excellent member of the state Assembly. He forced BART to take seriously civilian oversight of the transit police force. He put the battle to reform Prop. 13 with a split-role measure back on the state agenda. And his efforts to legalize and tax marijuana are close to making California the first state to toss the insane pot laws. As chair of the Public Safety Committee, he routinely defies the police lobbies and the right-wing Republicans and defuses truly awful legislation. We're glad Ammiano's still fighting in the good fight, and we're pleased to endorse him for another term.
Nancy Skinner has taken on one of the toughest, and for small businesses, most important, battles in Sacramento. She wants to make out-of-state companies that sell products to Californians collect and remit sales tax.
An endorsement for Jerry Brown in an uncontested primary. Wow. This time you guys really outdid yourselves. Face it: you are a bunch of over-the-hill, out-of-touch, fucking hippies that sold out their ideals ions ago. So why don't you do the progressive community a favor by firing yourselves and getting out of the way for a younger generation that still dreams and whose futures are actually at stake here. You've had your chances and you've failed miserably.
Dammit, Doug Coupland, stop posting under pseudonyms.
Yes Matt, the future of the ones that can not defend themselves are at stake. And what I do not understand is why progressives still look to the government for the answer (protection)? I don't get it. What ever happened to the rugged individualism of men and women with the entrepreneurial spirit ? Did they drug it out of you Marin kids? What did they feed you in public school? Progressive dribble is what I guess.
Man up Matt !
Start a business. Run for Office. Raise a Family. Protect the Weak. Pull up Your Pants Matt and put down your IPod and get busy MAKING a difference and not "dreaming" that maybe government will help you.
Bigger G is not the answer. Her big Union buddies love the progressive movement. You are such useful idiots....it is a page from their playbook, right out of the communist manifesto.
Obama is a socialist dictator hardy har!
"articulate"? really?
to clarify my point, I think she's perfectly articulate but using that particular descriptor is a little patronizing
Ah, you mean "well-spoken, a credit to her people"? ;)
"But here's where I stand. I think the president is handling this just right, because he has already doubled the troops in Afghanistan."
-- Barbara Boxer, Oct. 20, 2009
Beware for whom you vote.
Really? really.
I'm sorry, would you like your rattle as well as your bottle?
Barbara Boxer is irrefutably one of the strongest progressive voices in the Senate, and a vocal antiwar critic.
Go let perfect be the enemy of good why don't you?
It's rare that I leave a category blank when I vote, but I simply cannot vote for Kamala Harris because of her position against decriminalizing sex work and demonizing sex offenders. I get that the Guardian is endorsing her because of her good points, but when a public official plays politics and uses your very existence to get elected, you have to draw the line somewhere. I am a progressive democrat and a sex worker. I will not vote for Kamala Harris or any democrat who takes these sorts of rightwing sex negative positions. If she is selected in the fall, even if it is a tight race, I will leave the field blank.
Perhaps the Guardian, rather than endorsing uncontested candidates, should endorse (to those of us who don't claim party affiliation and yet can request ballots from either party) candidates in neck-and-neck races who have the least likely chance of winning against the candidates you guys favor. Because really, the primary is all about the November elections, anyway. Just a thought.
Perhaps the Guardian, rather than endorsing uncontested candidates, should endorse (to those of us who don't claim party affiliation and yet can request ballots from either party) candidates in neck-and-neck races who have the least likely chance of winning against the candidates you guys favor. Because really, the primary is all about the November elections, anyway. Just a thought.
Oh - and also Stereotyping. Dreams. Determination. Intolerant.
These are some of the descriptors that popped into my head as I read the comments heretofore. [Like that one?] I am, truly, SOOO thrilled that the (supposedly) "younger" people who wrote them seem to be filled with entrepreneurial spirit and independence and --by golly Bill-- gumption! Seriously, that's what "younger" people are FOR! However, the lumping of all people 50 and older into categories like "hippy" and "old-therefore-stupid-and-useless" is very seriously an idiotic tact to take. If you are at the other end of old, stupid, and useless, that doesn't make you forward-thinking and vibrant. It makes you young, stupid, and useless. Although it seems to be true --for, perhaps, the majority of the population-- that the longer one lives, the fewer risks feel comfortable, do most of the rest of us really think that knee-jerk assessments, failures to consider the big picture while rushing judgment, and comparative broad-stroke ravings are the winning formula? They could all, every one of them, be written by folks from Fox News. Read 'em again. Perhaps it's the testosterone, I don't know. I know that the Editor of this valuable publication is a fine Midwestern boy who just happens to be 50 or older. He formed his views by living through them. I know you don't have that luxury, but you might, as they say, give peace a chance; and that means being at least enlightened enough to get past exclusionary rhetoric and find a way to bring people to your way of thinking by giving thoughtful explanations and arguments instead of using Little George Bush playground bully rantings and name calling. sheesh. Grow up and tell me why it's important that your ideas need to be both heard and heeded. What is it, precisely, that we can all go towards together? Or are you just trying to do some right-wing $#!% disturbing? If not, then how about finding ways to build community and coalition --regardless of age or any other "difference"-- and the message might come through much stronger and louder. Otherwise, I might join the rest of the people who find merit in my comments in taking a short nap in the middle of proceedings. Heard it before. Means no more now than it did then.
Charter schools should be automatically classified as evil. Beware of didactic rationale for something you do not know of.
I will be voting for Gloria Romero.
Romero likes Charter schools
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Sarasota County commissioners Jan. 29, will hear the final report from the National Institute of Governmental Purchasing about its procurement policy.
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Henrico's Top Teachers – Nancy Niedermayer
Glen Lea E.S., kindergarten
As a student at VCU, Nancy Niedermayer was assigned to Glen Lea as a student teacher. A decade later, it's still home. Though she taught second and third grade during her first few years at the school, Niedermayer has been firmly entrenched as a kindergarten teacher in recent years and says she loves it.
"It's a lifestyle and very different from anything else," she says. "It's fast-paced. I find it completely entertaining. You can be having the worst day, and at some point in the day, they're going to make you laugh or challenge you. It's very hard to be in a bad mood in kindergarten."
Glen Lea sits in the shadows of Richmond International Raceway and serves one of the most economically challenged regions of the county. But, one colleague wrote in a nomination letter, "Ms. Niedermayer never uses this as an excuse; instead, it motivates her even more."
Niedermayer feels a strong connection with her students – even after they've left her classroom.
"I'm not just interested in them in kindergarten," she says. "I'm interested in the all the way through. I just feel like when I go to school every day it makes a difference. I feel like there's lots that I can offer, and the kids offer just as much back. I need them as much as they need me."
Many students don't have the type of basic resources at home that might be taken for granted elsewhere, so Niedermayer takes it upon herself to help out.
She has organized an "angel tree" program through her church (Christ the King Lutheran Church) for several years during the winter holidays, during which church members purchase gifts for students who otherwise might not receive any. She's also partnered with her church to help provide food to students who might otherwise go without.
"Just this past week, I observed her sending one of her kindergarteners home with a bag of food because she knew he was not getting enough to eat," a nominator wrote.
To Niedermayer, it's all just part of the responsibility that comes with being a teacher.
"In one day's time you can go from being teacher, to mom, to nurse," she says. "You're not only an educator – a lot of times the love, the stability that you can provide is just as important."
Niedermayer created a program at Glen Lea called Character Cinema, which rewards students who consistently display good character with an afternoon trip to the movies as a group.
"It creates excitement, it shows that their good character doesn't go unnoticed," she says. "Sometimes we're in an environment where we pay more attention to the bad behavior than the good."
Niedermayer also has served as the school's computer contact, assisting other teachers with technology issues on a daily basis, and as the head of the school's social committee, helping to celebrate the successes of others. And she organized and compiled a staff cookbook to sell at school events, using the money to buy treats for students during SOL testing.
But despite all she does at the school, Niedermayer's favorite moments are those that need no explanation: Watching students' reactions at the moment when a lesson suddenly makes sense. Then, she can't always hold back her enthusiasm.
"Sometimes I'll do a little dance and they'll look at me like I'm crazy, and I say, 'You'll get it one day.'"
Celebrating 106 years
Former Sandston resident Mildred Taylor celebrated her 106th birthday Aug. 9. Taylor, who now lives in Powhatan, is still a member of Sandston Baptist Church. She was visited the day after her birthday by several members of the church, who played for her a recording of the entire church membership singing happy birthday to her during worship. > Read more.
YMCA breaks ground for aquatic center
YMCA officials gathered last week to break ground on the new Tommy J. West Aquatic Center at the Shady Grove Family YMCA on Nuckols Road. The center, which will featured 7,600 square feet of competitive and recreational space, including water slides, play areas for children and warmer water for those with physical limitations, is the fourth phase of a $4 million expansion at the facility. West was president and CEO of Capital Interior Contractors and a founding member of the Central Virginia Region of the Virginia Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors. > Read more.
Rotary donates to 'Bright Beginnings'
The Sandston Rotary Club recently donated $1,000 to the Sandston YMCA for its Bright Beginnings program, which helps provide children in need with school supplies for the new school year. > Read more.
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Short Pump brewery offers more than just beer
I am still (happily) thinking about my entire experience at Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery last week. Knowing nothing about this new brewery out of Denver, I was leery of brew-pub in the heart of Short Pump Town Center – this is not what I'd usually think of as a perfect fit, and yet, it was.
The restaurant and craft brewery opened in early June and features 10 beers made by female brewmaster Becky Hammond (pictured). This is the restaurant's second location in Virginia; the first is in Arlington. Behind glass walls, customers watched the beer brewing in massive steel barrels. For our up-and-coming beer region, it makes sense that Short Pump would jump on board.
As I walked up to the back of the mall near the comedy club, I was taken aback by what I saw: at the top of the stairs was an overflowing restaurant with outdoor seating, large umbrellas and dangling outdoor lights. > Read more.
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The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen is now registering participants for its fall 2014 schedule of classes.
The center will offer more than 100 classes for children and adults, covering topicssuch as culinary arts, fiber arts, visual and performance arts and more. Instruction is structured to appeal to a wide range of abilities, from beginners to experts of all ages. Class sizes are kept small to ensure maximum benefit for participants with generally no more than 15 students. > Read more.
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Tuesday night in Chicago, Pittsburgh Pirates right-hander A.J. Burnett came within four batters of throwing a no-hitter against the Cubs. But with two outs in the bottom of the eighth inning, rookie Adrian Cardenas laced a 3-and-2 fastball into right field for the Cubs' first hit of the game. That came right after a curveball that just missed the strike zone, and had Burnett questioning the umpire's judgment. For want of a strike ...
Burnett was bidding for the second no-hitter of his career, and remains in line for his 13th win this season. Not bad for a guy who was essentially discarded by the Yankees after a nettlesome 2011 campaign.
Before Cardenas's hit, Burnett had allowed three baserunners. Anthony Rizzo and David DeJesus drew two-out walks in the fourth and sixth innings, respectively. And in the eighth, Burnett's errant curveball struck Darwin Barney flush on the helmet; Barney left the game, replaced by pinch-runner Jeff Baker. That brought up Luis Valbuena. He struck out swinging, but not before Baker stole second.
Next up was Cardenas, just up from the minors and pinch-hitting for the pitcher. With Baker on third base and Cardenas on first, Burnett struck out DeJesus to end the inning, and the Pirates took a 5-0 lead into the ninth inning.
He was bidding to throw the sixth no-hitter in the majors this season, and the Pirates' first since John Candelaria no-hit the Dodgers in 1976.


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When I started writing about football, almost a year-and-a-half ago now, I thought to myself: "Yes, I really like football. And yes, I really like writing. But what I like most of all is writing about utterly depressing sagas that turn all football fan within a thousand miles into bile-spewing morons".
So, yeah, the FA have charged Luis Suárez with being racist to Patrice Evra. EVERYBODY GO BONKERS.
First of all, the necessary, even though it shouldn't be: that's charged, not convicted, and while the FA isn't a court of law the parallels are probably workable. We now know that they think Suárez has a case to answer for "abusive and/or insulting words and/or behaviour" that "included a reference to the ethnic origin and/or colour and/or race of Patrice Evra", and while it's probably possible to infer from Suárez's public statements both his position, and the FA's position on his position, let's leave that for now. He remains innocent. We all happy with that?
Obviously and predictably, the reality of football means that the fans may be placed in a profoundly invidious situation. Suárez is too valuable to Liverpool for any finding of guilt to lead to their seeking to dispense with his services. As such, if -- IF -- he is found guilty then those fans will have to sit in the Kop, week on week, applauding their team and hoping for general success, yet knowing that the lad up front's a bigot. Many (not all, but enough) fans will seek to circumvent this dissonance completely by either ignoring it - he's a Liverpool player so I'll support him no matter what - sublimating it - yes, he was a prick, but he's done his time - or enthusiastically joining him - nice one, Luis, you told that Manc c---. All perfectly rational coping mechanisms that fans of all clubs would use.
But why? Where does it come from, this thought that because somebody plays for the team you love, you must therefore ignore, accept, or rationalise away their faults, their indiscretions, and their sins? After all, if a club is anything then it is the fans, not the players: they are representatives, but that should just mean that the fans hold them to a higher standard than they would other players. If someone dives wearing someone else's shirt, then they're a cheat; if someone dives wearing the shirt you venerate, then they're actively damaging the reputation of one of the most important things in your life.
Part of it, presumably, is a kind of family loyalty. Aye, he's a wrong 'un, but he's one of us. Yet families are unique and strange because they're the one thing in life that you can't really leave. Nobody's uncle ever moved to a different family because they offered him more money. The overwhelming majority of footballers are transitory creatures, only wearing their shirt because they and the club stand to mutually benefit from one another. And while deep and meaningful bonds can grow between players and fans -- loyalty, affection, all that goodness -- the fact remains that players chose the club. Fans, at least in your typical model of fandom, are stuck with it.
There is, too, the all-encompassing need to win. It is a sad truth of modern sport that almost anything is acceptable in the pursuit of victory; the ends have obscured the means so completely that many fans and pundits are not only willing to turn a blind or accepting eye to all manner of deviltry, but players can expect to be castigated for not cheating. Just take a second to enjoy the bleak sadness of the two words thrown at Stephen Hunt for his refusal to tumble against Wigan the other week: "too honest".
Finally, I suspect, there is the relentless assault on the language of the game from those who package, promote and profit from football. Their game is an exercise in the extraction of money through hyperbolic, hyperinflated bullshit. Every Sunday is Super, every top-of-the-table clash is titanic, and every player who turns up at a relatively big club and appears even the least bit competent is instantly proclaimed a legend. Suárez is just the latest. And while you'd think that if any club could recognise an actual legend, it would be Liverpool -- there's one in the dugout, folks -- a player that has made 27 appearances, scored 11 goals, and turned in less than one full season's service has been pronounced as such by no less an authority than Dalglish himself
Compared to his manager, of course, he's barely more than an anecdote, but the narrative needs legends, and so it gets them. And what do you do with legends? You idolise them beyond reason, and beyond rational thought. They are the great and glorious heroes, bathing their humble followers in light, lifting you from the mundanity of human existence by their very presence. So of course you're going to let them off the odd dive, or the occasional snarky foul, or worse. Legendary status is the ultimate get out of jail free card.
I'm sure there's more, but that will do for now. They're family, they help you win, and sometimes they're legends as well. How could you possibly criticise anything they do?
It's easy. Simply decouple yourself. Not from the club - that would be unthinkable - but from the unspoken and assumed demands that come with the idea of fandom: blind loyalty, a complete lack of perspective, and the forfeiting of all rational thought. If somebody wearing your sacred symbol makes an arse out himself, call it wrong. If somebody in your colours does something hideous, call it wrong. That way lies liberation and sanity. If you're willing and able to say "him, there. Our winger. What a shit", and it's a fair comment, then you don't become any less of a fan. But you become considerably more of a human being.
Football fans hand over much of their free time and indefensibly large amounts of money to the clubs they follow. I can't think of a single reason why they should hand their self-respect over as well.


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Privatization isn't a new concept for Bay District Schools after it privatized food services at the beginning of this school year. Now, the District is taking another look at privatization, this time for transportation.
According to the Request for Proposal put out by the District, the company would take over all aspects of management and personnel, but the District would maintain ownership of its bus fleet.
"We want to be able to keep our own fleet and put in place a replacement program, so we can start taking these older buses off the road and start buying new buses," says Dr. John Haley, Executive Director of Operational Support Services.
With about 150 buses, about 120 which are in route, nearly 30 percent of them need replacement. However, Dr. Haley says keeping the fleet is in the District's best interest because it would make it easier to reverse a decision to privatize.
"If you privatize and get rid of all your fleet and you decide we don't like this, then you've got to go back and buy 126 buses and 100 thousand dollars plus each," says Haley.
For current transportation employees, like Buddy Parr who's been driving buses for 13 years, he fears this path will cost them their job or benefits.
"I feel like we've been let down," says Parr. "We're not going to have the benefits we've got now. We're not going to have the pay we've got now. We're not going to have anything."
For other employees it's the fear of a company trying to make a profit.
There are only so many places that you can actually cut things," says Stephen Myers, a school bus driver. "You're fix costs of operating, buying fuel, all that stuff. That's always going to be there no matter whether it's privatized or not. So where the cuts of course is in the personnel."
According to Dr. Haley the RFP says the company will have to hire the current district employees, except those in the DROP program, who would remain with the district.
The deadline for the companies is February 7th
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Roshell: The muffling of 'I love you'
'I love you' endures beyond multiple Valentine's Days
If I could begin again, I would change the setting. But not the sentiment. The sentiment was perfect.
We were in line at Jack in the Box when I first said "I love you." Young, broke and decades from cholesterol issues, we had diddled away the morning and were hunting for affordable, at-the-ready gut-fill. I stood behind you with my arms around your waist, deliriously inhaling the scent of your shirt, when the words tumbled clumsily from my mouth.
I love you.
The sound of it was electric; it shocked me. It crackled and buzzed with the gravity of the future. I wanted to retract it, to bang the oral "delete" key like a maniac. I also wanted to shout it until I was hoarse, and to tattoo it across my chest in ornate purple letters.
The phrase was so leaden with significance that I thought it might fall crashing to the ground before it rose to your ears. In just three stunted syllables, it quashed my protective cool, exposed my secret notions of what's worth loving, and declared my reasonless allegiance to all that you stood for, and did, and said.
And then it was time to order. Two sourdough burgers, a side of fries, one marriage, a mortgage and two kids. To go
I say "I love you" all the time now. Whisper it. Mumble it. Bark it as I'm galloping out the door. But it's different now. Predictably and yet unbelievably, the phrase has lost impact, its vibrancy faded like an old sofa after years in the sunlight. (Like that same worn sofa, our relationship itself is more comfortable now, despite a few pesky springs that poke us when we don't watch where we're sitting.)
Our "I love you" has become a reflexive signoff — the cap on a "goodnight," the suffix of a "goodbye," the unconscious "sincerely" of a not-so-sincere letter.
And I hate that. Because loving you, and saying it, feels better now than it ever did before; trust has tempered the terror of handing you my heart in a flimsy fast-food sack. But in truth, the words mean something different now, too. And so I went hunting for new words to tell you how you make me feel — affordable, at-the-ready heart-fill — in the hopes that you'll hear it. This is what I don't tell you every day:
I relish you. I fancy you. I covet you.
I treasure the opportunity to sleep beside you. I cherish you for finding "charming" and "quirky" certain spousal qualities that others, ahem, unimaginatively refer to as "high maintenance" and "demanding."
I revere the uncanny magnetism of your touch.
I marvel at you. I wish I were you. I long to delight you.
I'm awed by the work that you do — your artistry, your ethic.
I'm moved by the way you look at me when I'm getting dressed, and the way you look at me when our kids are curled up asleep together, and the way you look at me when I'm crying.
I'm inspired by the problems you solve, the hope you embody, the humor you find in places I miss it.
The setting sure has changed, but the sentiment is still perfect: I love you, Valentine.
At this point, though, I should be clear that a tattoo is out of the question.
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Together with my partners in wielding light, my photography group fondly called Illuminati, we document our journey one fun shoot at a time.
The images seen here are the results of my collaborations with amateur and professional models, make up artists and friends that graciously shared their time, talent and beauty over the course of the past few years. No monetary compensation were given to any party involved in any of the shoots. Studio time was sponsored by Studio 8 and Studio 33 in Quezon City, Philippines.
This is a testament to the richness of beauty and talent of the Filipino.
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For the second time this year, families are walking away with free Salmon.
This is video from an earlier giveaway two weeks ago.
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The giveaway starts at noon at the Elk Rapids Amvets Post.
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