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OMG-didn't notice Kesha's 'almost NOT there' lower part of her 'dress'--if you can call it that!! I thought she looked so cute and fresh with no makeup and her hair pulled back. Maybe a teeny bit of makeup would have brightened her up--but...
did her 'cheeks' end up peeking out during the night??? LOL
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The Hello Kitty Gate waiting lounge in Taoyuan Airport in Taipei is really...cute, and quite a surprise for the traveler unfamiliar with the airport. On the way to Hong Kong from a recent jaunt to Taipei I happened across an overload of kitty cuteness.
There really isn't much to say about Hello Kitty Gate, except that it was weird to sit on Hello Kitty's face while waiting for a plane.
If you're ever heading through Taoyuan International Airport in Taipei, make sure to swing by Gate C3 in Terminal 2 for a dose of Hello Kitty cuteness.
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Assaf Shacham, Keren Bergman, Luca P. Carloni, "Photonic Networks-on-Chip for Future Generations of Chip Multiprocessors," IEEE Transactions on Computers, vol. 57, no. 9, pp. 1246-1260, September, 2008.
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Theresa Conde was too traumatized to talk about her only son Thursday night, said a friend who answered the door of the family home.
Kenneth Conde Sr., himself a former Marine, was in Atlanta on business when he heard of his son's death and was flying back to Orlando.
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"That's my baby," Theresa Conde, 44, said in April. "I thought this was my chance to get him back. I thought, `OK, you're a hero. Now come home.' "
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"He's not the type to quit," she said then. "He's looking out for his platoon. And he was angry that he was shot. It didn't surprise me that he stayed."
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The 27-man platoon came under fire, and Conde and the others kept firing until all of the insurgents were killed.
When Conde was shot and fell to the ground, he heard Iraqi insurgents cheering, he told his father. He became enraged.
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Bleeding profusely, Conde rose to his feet with a burst of adrenaline.
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Luna Moody. What a great character she was on OLTL…love me some Susan Batten!
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Linfield's own Assistant Professor of English Daniel Pollack-Pelzner discussed "Lincoln, Sumner, and Shakespeare" with professor of English and American Studies John Stauffer of Harvard University, who presented the lecture. Pollack-Pelzner focused on Lincoln's incorporation of literature in his political life, and his use of quotes from Shakespeare's work while he was president.
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Bridgewater schools face the deadline to submit the 2013-14 budget to the county next week with uncertainty as to whether $85 billion in federal "sequestration" spending cuts will be stopped by Congress before Friday.
Districts will learn their state aid figures this week after Gov. Chris Christie delivers his fiscal year 2014 budget address Tuesday afternoon.
Superintendent of Schools Michael Schilder said cuts would be an issue for the district, but declined to provide specifics.
"Any cuts to an already lean budget are serious," he said.
Schilder said they will move forward if state aid is eliminated, but at this point, the district has not received any new information.
"We have received no word from the governor's office or the Department of Education," he said. "If cuts become necessary, the board finance committee would be convened immediately to establish reduction options."
The release of the state aid figures triggers a sequence of events related to the budget process, as the budget is due to the county for review March 7.
New Jersey could lose nearly $12 million in funding for primary and secondary education if Congress fails to halt the "sequestration" by Friday, according to figures released by the White House.
"I am sure it would affect us, but I have no idea how much," Somerset County Freeholder Peter Palmer said Monday.
Palmer said he believes that estimating the impact is meaningless at this point.
"Something will happen between now and Friday," he said.
Palmer added that he believes something must be done to address federal spending, but he wouldn't be surprised if the issue is pushed off into the future again.
Palmer, a Republican, also said he believes the Obama administration is aiming the cuts at areas that would hurt the most people, so as to create the most public opposition to proposed spending reductions.
"That's the way the game is played," he said.
Rep. Leonard Lance, R-7, said Monday that he would support the across-the-board cuts taking effect on Friday as planned.
"I am among those who support a more laser-like approach toward reducing spending and our national debt that exceeds $16 trillion," he said.
"Republican voted twice, in May and December of last year, to replace the current sequester with smarter, more targeted cuts," he added. "Yet the President opposed those efforts and for his part has failed to put forth serious, credible alternative. I certainly believe the president needs to show more leadership on this issue."
Without action from Congress, the sequester would go into effect automatically on March 1, reducing spending by the state in a number of areas, including education, the environment, health, military and law enforcement, the White House said.
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Andrea Rosen Gallery Presents Friedrich Kunath's THE TEMPTATION TO EXIST (MAY CONTAIN NUTS), 3/15-4/26
The Temptation To Exist (May Contain Nuts) marks a notable evolution in Friedrich Kunath's practice into a matured exploration of abstraction, interior sensation, and oppositional relationships that propel emotional experience. On the heels of a comprehensive monograph entitled In My Room, and a series of institutional exhibitions, Andrea Rosen Gallery is delighted to announce Kunath's fourth solo exhibition with the gallery.
Inextricably entwining the experience of the ordinary with the sublime, Kunath's works jump between daydreams and "reality," painterly surface and psychological interior. Through heightening the artifice and the sincerity of the narrative, both are shown to be essential. Playfully pushing every element to the limit of its emotionality and capacity for meaning, Kunath reveals the deflative qualities of a climax, and simultaneously suggests that certain new truths can be revealed through, as the writer David Berman describes, "knowing which dimension of an uninteresting thing is actually interesting." The act is an embrace of existence - both vibrant and mundane. An invitation into a perpetual joke.
Within the landscape of the exhibition, one is met first with nostalgia, and then, as though slipping into a fever dream, invited to wander the juxtaposed realms of past and future, elegance and decay, the bucolic and the strange. The images build upon themselves in a layered stream of consciousness driven by the autobiographical, the conceptual and the emotional. Here, elements individually familiar, in unison, now propose a kaleidoscopic view of reality.
"Somewhere in these oppositions lies the aesthetic possibility of slipping on a banana peel" - Friedrich Kunath
"Too late for fruit, too soon for flowers" - Walter de la Mare
Friedrich Kunath was born in Chemnitz, Germany, in 1974, and currently lives and works in Los Angeles, California. His exhibition Friedrich Kunath: A Plan to Follow Summer Around the World, is currently on view at the Centre d'art contemporain d'Ivry - le Crédac through March 23rd, 2014, and a forthcoming exhibition at the Kunsthalle Bremerhaven, Bremerhaven, Germany, will be on view from September 16 - November 2, 2014. Recent solo shows include Modern Art Oxford, Oxford (2012), Schinkel Pavillon, Berlin (2011), Hammer Art Museum, Los Angeles (2010), the Kunstverein Hannover (2009), and the Aspen Art Museum (2008). Kunath was included in the 55th Carnegie International, Pittsburg. He is a recipient of the Peter Mertes Stipendium, Bonner Kunstverein, Germany (2001) and the Jürgen Ponto-Foundation Stipend, Frankfurt (2005).
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This time of year, food writers generally find themselves inundated with samples. They range from the proverbial sublime to the ridiculous and touch on every gradation in between. One day, it's really good wine; the next, it's review copies of cookbooks; the following, it's a bottle of terrifyingly-flavored vodka meant to resemble an unholy alcoholic version of, say, fluffernutter sandwiches.
You win some, and you lose some.
Recently, however, a sample box of chocolates from Tradestone Confections found its way to my mailbox, and I had a feeling, before even opening it, that I'd be in for a treat: Tradestone is the result of the partnership between Chef Chip Roman, of Chestnut Hill's standout Mica, and Fredrick Ortega, a chocolatier with a serious pedigree.
I was not let down. These decadent treats evidence the same attention to detail and care for ingredients that fans of Mica have come to expect from Roman and Co. The chocolate itself is wonderful—subtle and decadent at once, with an an overall aesthetic that's extremely pretty without crossing the line into the overwrought. For that alone, they'd make excellent gifts.
But it's the fillings, the combinations, that set them apart. Classic ones like chocolate and raspberry are rendered brilliantly here, but it's the less expected treats that really charmed me. "Anise," for example, is an ingenious gathering of chocolate ganache, star anise and absinthe. White chocolate is made exotic with toasted Thai coconut. "Double mint" leverages the complexity of actual mint instead of the far more common flavoring agents that are used too often by some other producers.
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By LARRY VAUGHT
If Kentucky turns the ball over three times and mismanages the clock to cost itself another score like it did against Louisville, coach Rich Brooks knows his team won't beat No. 1 Florida here Saturday.
"I would say if we make those kind of mistakes, you are lucky to win any game let alone against the No. 1 team in the nation,†said Brooks Sunday. "We need to win the turnover-takeaway battle, not give up big plays, tackle better (to beat Florida). This was one of the poorest tackling performances we have had. We have to wrap up and break down and do things fundamentally that we should be doing and didn't do.â€Â
Florida beat Tennessee 23-13 Saturday in a game that was much closer than expected. Florida beat Kentucky 63-5 last year. However, LSU trounced UK in 2006 and then the Cats beat the eventual national champion in 2007.
"I think unfortunately we have seen quite a few good teams the last several years,†Brooks said when asked how good Florida looked. "The last three national champions were from our league, so that tells you what kind of people we are facing.
"Florida is the defending national champion. From what I have seen of it so far, Tennessee's defense did a great job on their offense. They (Florida) are very epxlosive with great speed and outstanding defensive personnel with all 11 starters back.â€Â
Brooks said he doubts that Tennessee's defensive play will provide any long-term blueprint on how to defend the Gators.
"Once Florida looks at it , the blueprint will not be as good in the future. For a one-time game, they did as good a job slowing down and stopping that offense as any team in the league recently,†Brooks said.
Brooks said the Cats gave up too many big plays against Louisville and that the safeties "busted reads†on pass and run plays. He also was not happy with his team's third-down defense as Louisville converted nine of 17 third-down plays.
"Our offensive line, I thought, the pass protection was outstanding,†Brooks said. "The (three) turnovers are inexcusable. We can't do that. It's not often you lose the turnover battle and win a football game against anybody.â€Â


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Editorial: Too many signatures weeded out for SeaTac ballot measure
The courts should order the SeaTac minimum-wage measure on to the November ballot.
Seattle Times Editorial
THE question in more than one court Friday is whether the $15 minimum-wage proposition in SeaTac should appear on the November ballot. That answer is yes. And it must be decided Friday because it is the final day for changing the ballot.
This is not an endorsement of the measure itself, which would effectively raise the minimum wage for certain airport and hospitality workers by two-thirds. Whether to vote yes or no is a separate and important question. But it is clear that enough SeaTac citizens signed the petition to put it on the ballot.
SeaTac is a small city. Under state law, the advocates, a group of union activists, needed to turn in only 1,536 valid signatures. The county validated 1,780 signatures, but 145 were thrown out by the city for not being dated, though they might be sandwiched between other signatures that were.
Fourteen signers did not write their addresses though they did live in SeaTac, and the city threw their signatures out. And 61 citizens signed twice. Judge Andrea Darvas of King County Superior Court threw those signatures out — including the original signatures, following a state law. The petitioners ended up 17 signatures short, and last week Darvas removed the measure from the ballot.
The weeding-out was excessive. Some of the faults are arguably reasons to throw out signatures, but if a voter signs a second time, it should not invalidate the original signature. That has been the rule in statewide initiative campaigns for many years, and it makes sense. People should be counted — once. And if that rule is followed, this measure makes the ballot.
Earlier this year the double-signature problem came up in a case in Cowlitz County, and the judge ruled that throwing both signatures out was unconstitutional. That decision was not appealed and still stands.
Two lawsuits are in courts Friday, one in King County Superior Court and one in the state Court of Appeals. The Cowlitz County ruling is the one they should follow.
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Another day of the awesome challenge hosted by Parajunkee!
So, these are the books I wish I had read this past year, but did not get to. A lot will be YA since I was hitting the MG books hard due to the CYBILS, being a 1st round judge for Middle Grade Speculative Fiction.
Sort of a long list. I hope to get to them all this year! Click on the pictures to learn more on Goodreads.
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Custom manufacturer of a variety of transportation safety products for the school bus, RV, truck and mining equipment markets. Tire pressure monitoring systems are available for RV, motorcycle & truck More... fleets and earth moving equipment with OTR tires. School bus safety products include exterior light monitors, sleeping child check monitors, emergency exit monitors & school bus LED lights. A variety of styles & colors are available for LED truck & trailer lights. Electrical & electronic inter-connectors, power distribution blocks & boards, terminal blocks, contacts & fuse panels are also available. Less
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Creating and providing solutions for our customers' problems for more than 60 years.
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Office: Probably Eagle Cafe in Pray-Harrold for the summer
Summer 2014 / Tuesday and Thursday, noon to 1:00 PM
MA, Creative Writing, Eastern Michigan University, 2011
BA, St. John's University, Collegeville, MN, 2005
Fiction, poetry, cross-genre/hybrid forms, sound poetry, video, music composition, songwriting, screenplay, book reviews. Areas of particular interest are the films of Werner Herzog, the music of Nick Cave, the poetry of Muriel Rukeyser, and incarceration (I also teach a class at the Women's Huron Valley Correctional Facility).
ENGL/WRTG120: Composition I: Writing the College Experience
ENGL/WRTG121: Composition II: Researching the Public Experience
CRTW201: Introduction to Creative Writing
My stories, poetry, and everything in between have appeared in journals such as Passages North, The Literary Review, Hobart Online, Fourteen Hills, Booth, Rio Grande Review, Mississippi Review, Sleeping Fish, Passages North, The Collagist, Midwestern Gothic, Hawaii Review, and Big Muddy. One of my stories was chosen by Caitlin Horrocks as the winner of the 2013 Great Lakes Commonwealth of Letters Fiction Contest. I contribute book and film reviews to places like htmlgiant.com, Tarpaulin Sky, Puerto del Sol, The Rumpus, Rain Taxi, and New Orleans Review. My album of Werner Herzog sound poems will be released by Punctum Records in 2014.
Alas, Summer 2014 is my last at EMU! I'm off to the University of Utah in the fall to pursue my PhD in English / Creative Writing.
The Department of English Language and Literature is part of the College of Arts & Sciences, 214 Pray-Harrold, 734.487.4344
Ypsilanti, MI, USA 48197