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An examination of power, greed, emotional manipulation and simple need that is gripping and powerful to behold even if you don't know the story behind…
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If you're over 40, this is your "The Avengers." As slavishly devoted to the old action films of Sly and company as any Marvel Universe…
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Chaz and Roger Ebert will be awarded the Deloris Jordan Award for Excellence in Community Leadership at the 20th Annual Black Harvest Film Festival.
White privilege, lived.
An FFC Review of Kim Beyong-seo and Jo Eui-Seok's South Korean thriller "Cold Eyes."
An FFC Review of Kim Beyong-seo and Jo Eui-Seok's South Korean thriller "Cold Eyes."
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A preview of Bruce Campbell's Horror Film Festival outside of Chicago, IL.
An interview with the stars and author of "If I Stay."
"Dangerous Minds" tells another one of those uplifting parables in which the dedicated teacher takes on a schoolroom full of rebellious malcontents, and wins them over with an unorthodox approach. Movies like this are inevitably "based on a real story." Maybe they tell you that because otherwise you'd think they were pure fantasy.
The movie stars Michelle Pfeiffer as LouAnne Johnson, an ex-Marine who applies for a teaching job and is hired on the spot, to teach in "sort of a school within a school," she's told, "made up of special kids - passionate, challenging." A fellow teacher (George Dzundza) is more forthright: "These are bright kids, with little or no educational skills, and what we politely refer to as social problems." Johnson soon provides a third opinion: "Rebels from hell." She enters the classroom and is immediately hooted down by a scornful class of African-American and Hispanic students who call her "white bread." She returns the next day with a more forthright approach: "I am a U.S. Marine. Anybody know any karate?" They do, but mostly from kung-fu movies, and after she has thrown a couple of the kids, she gets their attention.
Her teaching methods are inventive. She bribes them with candy bars and free trips to amusement parks, and involves them in the words of that important poet, Bob Dylan (the Tambourine Man might have been a drug dealer!). Soon they're in the school library, finding connections between Bob Dylan and Dylan Thomas. (First prize: dinner with the teacher in the nicest restaurant in Palo Alto.) We have seen this basic story before, in "Stand and Deliver," "Lean On Me," "Teachers," "Dead Poets Society," and so on.
This version is less than compelling. There is Emilio, the obligatory rebellious class leader (Wade Dominguez), and Raul, the class brain (Renoly Santiago), and Callie (Bruklin Harris), the bright girl who gets pregnant and is headed for "unwed mothers classes" when Johnson discovers she can stay in school if she wants to.
Pfeiffer, who is a good actor, does with this material what she can, and there is a nice scene where she tells Raul's parents they can be proud of their son. But examine the assumptions here.
What, exactly, will these disadvantaged inner-city kids accomplish by being bribed with candy bars and the "relevancy" of Bob Dylan? Can they read and write? Can they compete in the job market? An educational system that has brought them to the point we observe in the first classroom scene has already failed them so miserably that all of Miss Johnson's karate lessons are not going to be much help.
Wondering about the Dylan-Dylan connection, I went looking on the Internet for more information about My Posse Don't Do Homework, the 1992 book by LouAnne Johnson that inspired this movie.
I found out something interesting: The real Miss Johnson used not Dylan but the lyrics of rap songs to get the class interested in poetry.
Rap has a bad reputation in white circles, where many people believe it consists of obscene and violent anti-white and anti-female guttural. Some of it does. Most does not. Most white listeners don't care; they hear black voices in a litany of discontent, and tune out.
Yet rap plays the same role today as Bob Dylan did in 1960, giving voice to the hopes and angers of a generation, and a lot of rap is powerful writing.
What has happened in the book-to-movie transition of LouAnne Johnson's book is revealing. The movie pretends to show poor black kids being bribed into literacy by Dylan and candy bars, but actually it is the crossover white audience that is being bribed with mind-candy in the form of safe words by the two Dylans. What are the chances this movie could have been made with Michelle Pfeiffer hooking the kids on the lyrics of Ice Cube or Snoop Doggy Dogg? The answer to that question is in the absence of rap from the movie, and the way the score swells shamelessly when Emilio the rebel finally hears some Dylan he likes, and stirs from his insolent sprawl to say, "read those lines again." As a graduate student I was on a year's fellowship at the University of Cape Town, and taught once a week in a night school in a black township. The students were preparing for an examination that might get them into university classes. The syllabus was the same as for white students, and we studied Shakespeare's The Tempest. There was irony there: young people living under apartheid, in a township where the necessities of life were scarce, after a long day of manual labor, studying Shakespeare so that they, too, could take a test that for white students would be second nature.
And yet . . . at least Shakespeare was worth studying, and his ideas and poetry involved them, and those who stuck it out had accomplished something worth doing. Bob Dylan was more relevant in Cape Town in 1965 than in Palo Alto in 1995, but even then, taking up their time with him would have been a con game.
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July 27, 2014
The Leimert Park Village Book Fair, based in South Central Los Angeles, is the main annual literary event for the Black community on the West Coast. A number of authors and screenwriters attend every year to expose the community to their latest work, and thousands of book lovers come to see what all of these writers have cooked up. Check out Leimert Park Village Book Fair founder Cynthia Exum in her own words.
April 29, 2014
Michael Jordan, as an NBA player, owner and cultural force, has always been proudly apolitical. Most famously, he refused to oppose segregationist Jesse Helms in his home state of North Carolina by saying, "Republicans buy sneakers too." Yet Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling's racist rant has so upended the NBA apple cart that even Jordan is speaking out.
June 17, 2013
June 29 is one of the most exciting days for Black bookworms across the state of California. That is the date for the Leimert Park Book Fair, the only annual Black book fair in Cali. I attended this beautiful event two years ago and met boxing legend Sugar Ray Leonard, who was promoting his book at an event at Eso Won Black bookstore, one of the founding sponsors of the Leimert Park Book Fair.
April 29, 2013
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and local Black community activists were outraged at the appallingly low percentage of Blacks working. The mayor demanded a more aggressive campaign to ensure Black participation and increase employment among African Americans as part of advanced utility relocation activities for the Crenshaw-LAX Transit Corridor Project.
January 26, 2013
Massive spending cuts to the nation's federal housing programs are scheduled to go into effect on March 1, 2013, threatening thousands of low-income families in Oakland and other Bay Area cities with higher rent than they can pay. Additionally, several hundred thousand or more low-income families all across the nation could lose their vouchers.

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Peggy Porschen is one of the most prominent and pioneering names in contemporary cake design. Renowned for her exquisite craftsmanship combined with a love of baking, her passion is for creating delectable works of art that taste as good as they look. This new book captures the essence of Peggy's technical skill and inspired use of color while also ensuring that each cake is both achievable and delicious to eat.
Boutique Baking has an unrivalled range of recipes that combines traditional baking with chic, simple decoration. The first chapter, Sweet Treats, features all-time favorites such as Meringue Kisses and Macarons as well as Peggy's take on Cake Pops. In Beautiful Biscuits there are recipes inspired by her German origins including Springerle and Mulled Wine Stars. The third chapter focuses on the most desirable cake phenomenon of the decade?the cupcake, and Peggy gives away the secrets of her incredibly scrumptious repertoire of gourmet cupcakes. The Luscious Layer Cake chapter provides stunning ideas for sophisticated occasions while Classic Cakes & Bakes shows how to revive traditional recipes, creating gorgeous looking and delicious cakes, such as Neapolitan Marble Cake and Chocolate Battenberg. Next follows a chapter of delicious ideas for home-made drinks that perfectly accompany the preceding cakes. Last but certainly not least the book closes with The Icing on the Cake, a resource of fabulous tips, techniques and finishing touches from this leading expert baker.
Both seductive and indulgent, this is Peggy's most accessible book to date.
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Join Utah State University Extension Service nutritionists as they explain how to make nutritious and delicious meals quickly with foods already found in your fridge and cupboard. Give yourself some quick go-to meal options and forget the nightly struggle of figuring out what to do for dinner. Children and beginning cooks will find these simple meal ideas fun and easy; share the work load by having the family join in to help prepare these quick-and-easy dishes together.
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It's a podcast pipe bomb as the crew talks the best in the world, Battleground and more. Grab an ice cream bar and give 'er a listen!
Motivational speaker cum pro-wrestler is certainly a player, but what game is he playing?
The time for another edition of the Bros B4 Elbows show is pretty much right about now. For the 19th edition of award winning podcast the brothers freestyle on everything Money in the Back 2014 and...
With a familiar name atop the WWE card, this fan post focuses on a great performance by a guy who's not in the same class...yet.
Is WWE director Kevin Dunn intentionally sabotaging Triple H, the NXT brand and their former wrestlers? Evidence is mounting up.
If you're not a fan of Wade Barrett... I'm afraid I have some Bad News!
A very attractive episode, as Summer Rae returns and Tyler Breeze debuts his music video. Could the rest of the show compare to such beauty? Read about what went down and see what we thought.
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Iowa State University typically ranks in the top 50 public universities in the United States, and the school has particular strengths in science, engineering and agriculture. ISU's College of Business is also popular among undergraduates. Located in the small city of Ames, Iowa State is about a half hour drive from Des Moines. ISU's strengths in teaching and research have earned it membership in the Association of American Universities. On the athletic front, the Iowa State Cyclones compete in the NCAA Division I Big 12 Conference.
Admissions Data (2013):
- Percent of Applicants Admitted: 83%
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- Test Scores -- 25th / 75th Percentile
- SAT Critical Reading: 460 / 620
- SAT Math: 530 / 680
- SAT Writing: - / -
- ACT Composite: 22 / 28
- ACT English: 21 / 28
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Enrollment (2012):
- Total Enrollment: 30,748 (25,553 undergraduates)
- Gender Breakdown: 56% Male / 44% Female
- 95% Full-time
Costs (2013 - 14):
- Tuition and Fees: $7,726 (in-state); $20,278 (out-of-state)
- Books: $1,043 (why so much?)
- Room and Board: $7,721
- Other Expenses: $2,430
- Total Cost: $18,920 (in-state); $31,472 (out-of-state)
Iowa State Financial Aid (2012 - 13):
- Percentage of Students Receiving Aid: 88%
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- Grants: 76%
- Loans: 55%
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- Grants: $6,666
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Painting Competition to mark World Disability Day
Jaipur, Dec 3 (PTI) Large number of children including special kids participated today in a comprehensive painting competition held here on the occasion of ''World Disability Day''.
In the competition ''Ehasas Finger Art'', claimed to be the biggest ever event dedicated to special children in Rajasthan, eminent cartoonist Sudhir Tailang motivated the children.
This competition was dedicated to Special, Slum and Thalassemic children.
The main competition was held at Dussehra Maidan in the city where approximately 6,000 children participated.
A live streaming of glimpses from other parts of the state, where children did the painting, was also arranged and guests got to see students drawing paintings in different areas of the state under the programme held jointly by Airtel and other organisations.
Sudipto Chowdhury, CEO-Rajasthan Bharti Airtel said that Live show of the competition held in Udaipur, Jodhpur, Alwar, Chomu, Bikaner, Chaksu and others were organised by the company.
"The main concern was to motivate children for their hidden creativity. As per the data of the entries received, the event is expected to be the part of ''Limca Book of Records'', said Moni Sharma, who coordinated the event.
Mayor Jyoti Khandelwa, MLA Pratap Singh Khachariyawas were among others present on the occasion.
The competition was divided into three age groups of 5 years, 5 to 8 years and 8 to 12 years and winners were awarded in the function.
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There is no way of knowing exactly how many people use GNU/Linux nor how many computers run GNU/Linux desktops. That's the whole point of freedom, users don't have to tell anybody that they are using a free OS, users do not register and nobody is tracked. It would be interesting though to know roughly what order of magnitude we are talking about and there are some statistics that can give us a hint. The main statistics we have are Linux counters (see links below) and the percentage of GNU/Linux operating systems browsing the Internet (see links). These shares and trends are all predictions but anyway, interesting to take a look at.
The numbers:
Linux counter guesstimates about 21.5 million users based on circa 130.000 registered users (linuxcounter.net, 10/2011) but this number could be anywhere from 2,5 million up to 65 million users.
The average of Internet browsing statistics from several sources estimates that GNU/Linux operating systems represent 1.11% of the total web traffic. If we add Android to this number (since Android has a kernel based on Linux and most of the OS is Free Software) then we have 2.25% of browsing share for Linux all together. This number vary from 0.74% for StatOwl on august 2011 to 5.2% for w3schools for the same period. Gartner expects the GNU/Linux share to remain under 2% for the next several years (gcn.com).
This is a pure guess but we could say that there are approximately 1,5 billion computers in use today (about 1 billion in 2008 and an estimated 2 billion by 2014 according to Gartner, so we should be about half of the way or more). In this case the 1.11% of GNU/Linux computers browsing the web would be something like 16,650,000 or more machines. Counting Android devices this number jumps to 33,750,000 or more Linux-based operating systems browsing the web.
There are interesting data regarding the shares per country and per region. Cuba, for example, leads with 6.33% GNU/Linux shares in their own market but South America has only 0.88%. Macedonia is the leading European country with 2.8% and Europe altogether is the leading region with 1.14% according to Statcounter alone (pingdom.com).
Another difficulty is that we have no way of knowing how many users there are for each computer. Sometimes one computer will be used by an entire family, sometimes one individual has an entire family of computers. We also have to consider that most GNU/Linux users have another OS available and might use it to browse the web.
The trends:
The increase of registered users at linuxcounter.net are of about 15,000 users per year, meaning that it could be a total increase of 600,000 new users per year.
The browsing trends are really hard to follow but most of them show a global increase of GNU/Linux OSs. From the different sources of web statistics we observe that GNU/Linux shares increase roughly from 0,1% (netmarketshare.com) to 0,5% (w3schools.com) each year. This increase could be from new machines entering the market as well as old machines switching to GNU/Linux. There is no point, really, in trying to know exactly how many users there are, but while we're at it, let's do some wild predictions!


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Casino supporters say timing has never been better
"Last week's vote shows the mind-set of the New Hampshire House has changed," said Rep. Richard Hinch, R-Merrimack. "There is a growing will among members to get this done. I believe the conventional wisdom is shifting among my colleagues. This is no longer a question of if the House will support a gambling plan, but when a plan will pass and how we will get there."
Weyler warned that efforts are under way to expand the MET to all medical providers, not just hospitals, to address the Superior Court rulings overturning the hospital tax. The recent Medicaid Enhancement Tax ruling finding the tax unconstitutional puts an estimated $185 million of state revenue in jeopardy
The House voted 173-172 on Wednesday to kill a Senate-passed bill that would authorize two casinos with 5,000 video slot machines and 240 table games between them. The measure calls for distributing $25 million of state revenues from the casinos to local communities to provide property tax relief.
"Every time one concern is addressed, a new concern arises," he said. "The regulatory framework is strict and what lawmakers demanded; the number of licenses and (revenue split) reflects a compromise of many different opinions; and the restoration of revenue-sharing is a re-commitment to our constituents."
Manchester Mayor Ted Gatsas said on Monday he supports the bill, as long as it retains the amendment restricting the size of any entertainment venue at the facility to no more than 1,500 seats. "My only concern is that the Verizon is protected," Gatsas said.
In a letter to Gatsas and the aldermen in February, arena General Manager Tim Bechert said entertainment venues like the Verizon, which has 10,000 seats, are ill-equipped to compete with casinos for major acts.
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3.5/5 rDev -6.2%
02-26-2012 03:11:44 | More by DoubleSimcoe
New York
4.33/5 rDev +16.1%
I had never heard of an Imperial Mild, seemed like an oxymoron but intrigued me, so I filled my Growler at Bierkraft in Brooklyn and sat down to drink half of it right there before leaving.
It poured a warm brown color without a substantial amount of head, like one might expect from a traditional English mild. The taste was full bodied and mildly sweet, but I did detect some heat from the alcohol at the end (however this does not bother me considering I am like my beers strong). I was very happy with this brew, an interesting combination, one I would definitely try agian.
I should note: I do not neccesarily agree with the Barlywine classification, does not quite fit in my opinion. It feels more like a strong American Ale I had at home in NH from White Birch a couple months ago (albeit american ale seems to be a catch all category).
02-21-2010 07:21:41 | More by nhhopsguy
New York
3.55/5 rDev -4.8%
On cask at The Waterfront Ale House, Brooklyn, NYC.
Poured a medium copper hue with a one finger frothy white head. There was very good retention and lacing.
The smell featured a soft malts, caramel and sweet apples.
The taste consisted of a moderately sweet malt, alcohol and McIntosh apple.
The mouthfeel was toward the lighter side of the style, smooth and warm.
Overall a good beer with decent drinkability. Not a barleywine however.
05-11-2009 16:03:47 | More by plaid75
4/5 rDev +7.2%
Hazy reddish amber with a tight cap of cream coloured foam. Good head retention with some spotty lacing. The aroma was fruity, mostly oranges, and malty almost in equal proportion. Moderate bitterness with solid malt character, orange and caramel filling out the middle, then a quick finish with a flash of grassy hops. Medium to full bodied with lowish carbonation, smooth texture. Very easy drinking for a barleywine. Alcohol was almost completely hidden.
05-04-2008 21:51:20 | More by DrJay
New York
4.22/5 rDev +13.1%
Cask at Hop Devil Grill -
Beer poured an orange / copper color with very little head.
Aroma was very sweet, sweet fruits, malt.
Flavor was sweet malt, honey and anise.
Very sweet for a barley wine, but the flavor was unlike anything ive tried before, i really enojyed it overall..
05-02-2008 16:10:37 | More by gregc
4.25/5 rDev +13.9%
The full name of this beer is actually '1000 Gyle Imperial Mild'.
Pours a murky orange brown with a decent creme head. Nice amd smooth flavor. Even grain thing going on. There's what seems like a slight alcohol burn, but it's as pleasant a burn as I have ever had. Super smooth. Nice feel. Very drinkable.
04-21-2008 15:17:02 | More by RblWthACoz
New York
2.23/5 rDev -40.2%
Bought a growler from the local growler-filling emporium. The gentleman filling the growler assured me that this beer had a 10%ABV, but drank like a 3.5% english mild.
... suddenly, I remember my mother telling me that if something sounds too good to be true, that I probably shouldn't fill a growler with $12 worth of it.
In brief, imagine if Olde English 800 and Colt 45 had an ugly baby. BA is billing this beer as a Barleywine, but I believe anyone who samples this brew would be hard pressed to deny that this is little more than an expensive malt liquour. On the bright side, this beer has good clarity!
The nose is somewhat mild, although the nature of this beer does very little to mask the alcoholic aroma.
I know I'm supposed to review this beer on style, but, there aren't any other imperial milds. If there were, I suspect they'd also suck. As a barleywine, this is weak-sauce. Give me Sierra Nevada Bigfoot, a Great Divide Old Ruffian, or a Green Flash Barleywine, or Smuttynose, any of those are excellent, full-flavored brews that aren't easy-drinking, but are all unique and pleasing experiences for the palate.
Overall, this beer was like my prom night... it got my trashed, but was bitterly disappointing.
04-17-2008 03:12:20 | More by CualityC
Imperial Mild from Chelsea Brewing Company
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Just went for lunch (now serving lunch) and had a chicken sandwich with fries. Standard outback food - service staff esd friendly and prompt. Would recommend.
This Outback was an acceptable choice, among our group we had appetizers, steak and ribs. All very decent food.
While visiting Massanutten Resort in Va this weekend we ventured into Harrisonburg, Va for dinner. Outback was our choice. The wait time was about 15 minutes. Megan was our server. From the beginning, she was attentive, sweet and just a plain ole great host. My friend was reading the menu at arms length. Megan said "do you need reading glasses"?...
Went here because it is favorite of young grandchildren. Good food & great service. They are flexible with menu items. Fun mini milk shakes.
I would think/hope, they are all basically the same.Pleasant atmosphere,quality food,all for a reasonable price.Josh,my waiter,took care of me. He came by numerous times to make sure I was ok, and kept my beverage coming :) I had the baby backs and they were delicious! Tender with the meat falling off the bone.Harrisonburg has plenty of eateries,either off rt.33 or...
Our server seemed like he was new or had other things on his mind. Asked for sweeten tea but, received unsweetened. After that we had a long wait until our server returned to take our order.
The steak were not bad nor good. Average at best.
I had the steak and lobster, and I was a very happy person. Both were done to perfection. They even accepted snip snap app coupons. The service was excellent and quick.
We went as a large group at 6:30 on a Saturday night. The service was good and the food was better than I remember Outback being. We were seated right away and for a large group, we were out of there by 8:00pm.
Outback has always been the best of the best. Fantastic service and food.
We went out to eat last night, a table of six, and go there at 5, which is early but we had meetings later on. There were a dozen or so tables with people in them, so it wasn't a ridiculously early time.
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Had the filet, shrimp and potato. All excellent taste and done to order. I would definately eat here again. A bit on the pricey side, but ok for once and awhile treat.
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Portable Sawmill an Investment for Different Types of People
September 02, 2014
At least one home game this football season, the agriculture and forestry folks at Auburn University will grab tailgaters' attention with a portable sawmill, showing the potential of the machines.
Women in Ag: Keeping Roots in Potatoes, Family Grows and Thrives
September 01, 2014
The McCrum family started to grow potatoes in 1886, more than 70 years before Idaho began to replace Maine as the largest potato producer. Today, the fifth generation is taking over the operation and finding the value-added ways to keep an agriculture business growing for future generations.
Maps Show Impact of EPA Rule on Farms
August 29, 2014
A picture is worth a thousand words. And soon, farmers will get a picture of just how much a new federal rule would impact waterways in their states. Dozens of farming groups have opposed the Waters of the U.S. Rule, which would define which streams and ditches fall under the regulation of the Clean Water Act.
Project Could Give Women Farm Owners a Voice
August 28, 2014
Nearly half of Iowa farms are owned – or at least co-owned – by women. Experts don't really know how many farms in other states are owned by women. The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Census focuses on operations and doesn't capture info about the person who owns the land, if another person leases and operates the farm.
How to Make the Most of High Cattle Prices
August 27, 2014
Most cattlemen have a slight grin on their faces these days. Cattle have been selling for record prices this summer. What is causing this major increase in prices? Primarily there are two key factors: fewer cattle, and cheaper feed.
Dirty Underwear Shows How to Keep Pasture Healthy
August 26, 2014
There's nothing like a pair of dirty drawers to drive home a point about soil health. Extension specialists at North Carolina State University and Clemson have put a spin on an old agronomy demonstration project by burying underwear – rather than just plain cotton swatches – to show ranchers what happens when the soil is depleted of carbon.
Farmer Profile: Extension Work a Calling from God to Help Farmers
August 25, 2014
Rome Ethredge has a piece of paper somewhere that says he graduated high school in Lincoln, Nebraska. He's never been to Nebraska, but as an agronomist, might like to go one day. The diploma he earned through correspondence lessons is just one of the details of a life that took a South Georgia farm boy to France and then Togo, Africa, only to bring him back to the same type of South Georgia farming community he loved as a boy.
Farms Across U.S. Win Funds for New Products
August 22, 2014
Titan Farms, the largest peach operation on the East Coast, throws away 14 million pounds of fruit a year. Most of the peaches are edible, just not as perfect as fresh-market consumers demand. That waste equates to 275 tractor-trailer loads of peaches that go into the trash.
Old Farmer's Almanac Predicts Wet Sunshine State
August 21, 2014
Much of the country will face drier than normal weather in 2015, while drought in California will continue and parched ground will cost farmers yield in the Midwest, according to the prognosticators at the Old Farmer's Almanac, which went on sale on Wednesday. On the other hand, Florida could face a wetter-than-normal winter.
AgView Helping Farmers Get Feet Wet with Remote Irrigation
August 20, 2014
By and large, farmers are a conservative bunch. Most of them like to watch how new technology works for a few years before they make a leap. Still, most producers are all about efficiency and will adopt just about any practice that makes for a better yield and saves cost.
Invasive Species Workshop to Offer Continuing Education
August 19, 2014
The Purdue University Department of Forestry and Natural Resources is offering a two-day, continuing education workshop on invasive species management in conjunction with the Indiana chapters of The Wildlife Society and the Society of American Foresters.
Project Aims to Give Ag School Grads the Skills in Demand
August 18, 2014
Several years ago, when seniors filed into agribusiness professor Aaron Johnson on the first day of spring semester, a couple of them already would know where they would go to work. Now, nearly all of those seniors have a job lined up after graduation, and businesses are recruiting students a full year before they finish classes.
Beef Program Brings Moms to the Farm
August 15, 2014
The Beef Check-off Program has been reminding moms for more than 20 years that beef is what's for dinner. But to make sure that message connect with all moms – including busy millennials – the national organization that promotes beef is getting women across the country out onto the farm to see how that dinner can be the easiest, most nutritional option for their families.
Pecan Center Shelling Out New Ideas for New Products
August 14, 2014
The recently established center authorized UGA researchers led by Dr. William L. Kerr, professor and coordinator for the UGA Food Processing Research & Development Laboratory, to create two products with consumer-appeal using heart-healthy pecans. Eighty percent of the world's pecan crop is produced in the U.S., and Georgia produces more pecans than any other state — an estimated 100 million pounds annually.
Farmers Could Take 25% Hit with 2014 Crop, Expert Says
August 13, 2014
Farmers who grow row crops could see their incomes drop 25 to 30 percent this year as major commodities like corn, soybeans and cotton all turn in bumper crops under low prices, an agricultural economist said Tuesday.
Farmers Struggle with Bt Resistance South of the Border
August 12, 2014
A group of South American farmers are complaining that Bt corn no longer is resistant to the pests that feed on their crops, and they want big agri-companies to pay for the pesticides they've had to use.
Cotton Below 60 Cents? Tuesday Report May Decide
August 11, 2014
Cotton farmers should get an idea Tuesday whether cotton prices will remain near a five-year low or rally before the end of the growing season. The U.S. Department of Agriculture's World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates are due out Aug. 12, and could deal another blow to cotton prices if the report shows a larger-than-expected crop size.
From the Field: Failing to Plan is Planning to Fail
August 08, 2014
The roller coaster ride that has been the corn market over the last month and a half is the inspiration for this installation of From the Field. As farmers we are subject to unknown economic forces, foreign trade and something Adam Smith called "the invisible hand." It affects every facet of our operation's financial well-being, and the thought of losing it all looms in the back of every farmer's mind.
What To Do if Your Crop Proceeds Come Up Short
August 07, 2014
This is an exciting time of the year for farmers as they start to see what kind of harvest they can expect to have this year. August is the month that we start to picture corn in the bin and cotton in the bale. But, while there are great growing years – seasons with plenty of rain, low pest stress and high commodity prices – we also have years of adversity, times when the crop just won't produce the profit that we expected at the beginning of the year.
Muck Boots in Trouble over HSUS Support on Facebook
August 06, 2014
Muck Boots really stepped in it. The 15-year-old line of outdoor footwear is popular with outdoorsy types, but really infuriated farmers – many of them cattlemen – this week when two photos surfaced of company employees raising money for the Humane Society of the United States.


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The sweater is designed to fit with zero ease at the chest, while having positive ease to skim the waist and hips.
Construction - Annalisa is knit from the top down on a circular needle and is completely seamless.
Annalisa is the adult version of Bella Mia.
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For more than 17 years, North Shore Dance & Drama has been North Shore Chicago's premier dance and drama center. We feature a full-service fine arts academy, offering training in dance and the related arts to students from preschool through adult.
Isabella Samovsky fell in love with a salt lamp. Well, not just the lamp, but also the salt-assisted healing it provided. Her love for the salt lamp and its alternative approach to maintaining health inspired her to create Solay Wellness, a center that offers salt-based products and treatments. The Himalayan salt at Solay is harvested from ancient, mineral-rich seabeds, and can be found in hundreds of fair-trade and organic health, beauty, gourmet, pets, and lifestyle products including salt inhalers, natural rubber yoga maps, and soy candles. Solay Wellness also offers an extensive range of fair trade Himalayan salt crystal lamps with UL dimmer cords, which can be shaped like bowls, pyramids, globes, or salt shakers.
At the center?s private salt room, guests can meditate on lounge chairs as they breathe in the salt?s negative ions, which can help to reenergize the body, purify the skin, reduce stress, and alleviate allergy and asthma symptoms. Guests can also take up Tibetan singing-bowl sessions in rooms lined with ancient Himalayan salt blocks. Tiles and loose salt are also on hand to help stimulate pressure points in feet and give children a place to play. In addition to salt-based treatments, the center also offers reflexology and massage. Parking is available across the street, and a train station is nearby.
My Gym Children's Fitness Center, which currently has more than 200 international locations, began more than 30 years ago as a structured place for children to safely play, acquire new skills, and romp off a sugar buzz. All classes are organized according to age level—starting as young as 6 months—and designed to incorporate the latest physiological and psychological research. Tiny Tykes gets babies moving with help from their parents, Mighty Mites teaches toddlers self-reliance and beginning sports skills, and Champions, a class for kids aged 6–8, emphasizes the importance of using teamwork to master more complex sports skills and achieve group goals such as building a human pyramid to reach the cookie jar. My Gym's energetic instructors are experts at using music, dance, and gymnastics to build youngsters' strength and self-esteem while stimulating their giggle-plexes. The noncompetitive environment fosters creativity and hands-on activities boost children's learning retention and fun quotient.
Kids rev up their imaginations inside Exploritorium, transforming into little inventors, climbers, or stars of the stage. Tykes caper through a slew of different interactive spaces, including a two-and-half story play structure chock full of tunnels and slides. A waterfall provides kids with a space to play with water toys, and includes a space for toddlers to sit and play in. Visual creations illuminate a giant light brite, and an engineering station crinkles new folds into little scientifically-minded brains. Nearby, a dress-up area wardrobes kids for stints as princesses and heros, readying them to act out adventures on the nearby stage.
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Sizzling, Smokin' Tastes of Memphis
To many folks, Memphis means barbecue, and in Memphis, barbecue means pork. It can be sandwiches of "pulled" pork loin drenched in sweet, tomato-based sauce and topped with coleslaw, or pork ribs coated in spices. (The latter are called "dry ribs," not because the meat isn't succulent and juicy, but because they are sauceless.) Either way, the meat is slow-cooked over hardwood coals in a barrel cooker. There are dozens of barbecue restaurants in Memphis, peddling subtly different versions of the classic product. Corky's is the powerhouse. The line of people waiting for a table often extends out the door of the restaurant on Poplar Avenue in East Memphis. Corky's also has branches at Memphis International, in Nashville, in Tunica, Mississippi, and in New Orleans. Corky's and the Rendezvous, a downtown restaurant known for dry ribs, also operate thriving mail order businesses. They're happy to FedEx a slab of ribs to barbecue lovers anywhere in the country. The serious connoisseur of barbecue will also want to seek out some of the smaller, family-run operations. The choices are many—in this city, you can find a good plate of barbecue almost anywhere, including one combination laundromat and barbecue shop. Some of the best spots are the Bar-B-Q Shop, the Cozy Corner, Gridley's, Interstate, Neeley's, and Payne's. Nearby Tipton County is known for a slightly more vinegary style of barbecue. Bozo's, in the minuscule town of Mason, is the most popular restaurant for this variation of the grilled meat theme. Not surprisingly, this city of barbecue aficionados is the site of the World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest. Each May, more than 225 cooking teams compete for $40,000 in prizes—and the highly coveted "World Champion" title. The best barbecue in Memphis, however, might very well be what's prepared in backyards and on front porches across the city. On holiday weekends in the summer, the whole town smells of barbecue smoke.


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The Incredible Inman: Robby Benson's dying turn in 'Proud' was middle-schooler's homework
Question: In the early 1970s, our middle-school English teacher made us watch a TV movie for homework. It starred Robby Benson, and it was about a young man dying. I can't remember the title of the movie, but I do recall that a sixth-grader ended up with the nickname of Benson's character: Gunther. Do you remember this movie? And whatever happened to Robby Benson?
Answer: Well, first off, what you saw was the 1975 movie "Death Be Not Proud," based on the true story of Johnny Gunther, son of journalist John Gunther, who died of a brain tumor. This was during Benson's phase of playing characters who died — 1976's "The Last of Mrs. Lincoln" and "Ode to Billy Joe," 1977's "The Death of Richie," etc.
As for Benson, he keeps busy these days providing cartoon voices, most notably that of the Beast, as in "Beauty and the." He was the Beast in the original 1993 film and still provides the voice on cartoon shows and for video games.
Q: Is it true that Russell Crowe's voice was recorded over by another voice in "Les Miserables"?
A: Nope. Crowe did his own singing — in the past, he's sung on albums and with his band, 30 Odd Foot of Grunts.
Q: Can you tell me the name of the song and the artist played at the end of the Nov. 29 episode of "Person of Interest"?
A: The song is "One of These Mornings," sung by Moby, featuring Patti LaBelle.
Q: I remember watching a movie as a child in the 1970s about a young man who accidental killed a young boy. Instead of going to the police, he and his mother decided to make a hidden room in their home for him to hide. Some time later, his mother passed away and someone else moved into the home. Any idea what this movie might be? If so, do you know if it's on DVD?
A: That's the 1974 TV movie "Bad Ronald," with Scott Jacoby in the title role. When bad Ronald's mother (Kim Hunter) dies, bad Ronald's house is purchased by the Wood family, which includes dad Dabney Coleman, mom Pippa Scott and (uh oh) teen daughters Babs (Cindy Fisher), Althea (Cindy Eilbacher) and Ellen (Lisa Eilbacher). "Bad Ronald" is on DVD.
Q: I need your help in identifying a movie I saw on TV. It begins with two young college girls that are waitresses in a restaurant discussing their holiday. Rich girl invites the poor girl to her home. When the family settles down for bed, someone breaks in and massacres them all while poor girl hides under a bed, witnessing the whole thing. Poor girl gets out and hides in an RV that the murderer steals. The murderer is in law enforcement. He owns a compound that is surrounded by a security fence and numerous Dobermans. He kidnapped a little girl and is holding her hostage there. The poor girl decides to try to rescue the little girl. We have been trying to remember the title. Can you help us please?
A: That poor girl is indeed a poor girl. It's the 1997 TV movie "Intensity," based on the novel by Dean R. Koontz. The cast includes John C. McGinley, Molly Parker and Piper Laurie.
Q: What's the name of the movie where Diana Ross is a bag lady?
A: Did they make a movie out of that? That's right, they did — it's the 1994 TV movie "Out of Darkness," which also stars Beah Richards, Maura Tierney and Carl Lumbly.
Q: A simple yes or no answer will do fine— was Delta Burke ever one of "Barker's Beauties" on "The Price Is Right"?
A: I sense a lack of enthusiasm for snark on your part. Burke was never a Barker's Beauty. "No," in other words.
Q: Sometime in the late 1960s, Glenn Ford was in a TV series where he was a lawman out west. Can you tell me the title and whether it's on video?
A: "Cade's County" is the series, and it ran on CBS from 1971 to '72. Ford played county sheriff Sam Cade, who kept law and order in sprawling Madrid County somewhere in the American Southwest. Edgar Buchanan (Uncle Joe on "Petticoat Junction") was his sidekick, J.J. Jackson.
Ford was one of several movie stars who came to TV in the early 1970s as the star of a series. Others included Shirley MacLaine, Jimmy Stewart, Anthony Quinn and Henry Fonda, and hardly any of the shows lasted more than one season.
Some "Cade's County" episodes were on video, but now are out of print.
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