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So, not everyone wants a gritty city getaway with a log cabin and a cooler of Lone Star on the porch. Some folks want to escape for a place that has white walls and chic decor that looks more like a Crate and Barrel catalog than a page from Field and Stream.
That's what Laurel Oaks Ranch offers. It's a gorgeous Upshur County property just 2 hours east of Dallas. Tall pines and a well-maintained stream and lake make for picturesque views from the brick front porch of this incredible farmhouse. It's marketed by Hortenstine Ranch Company for $1.7 million, which includes 181 acres of ag exempt land and a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath country home.
Other improvements include a 3,200-square-foot workshop/barn with several sheds and storage buildings, pastures, wells, and plenty of space to roam. If you enjoy bass fishing, this six acre private lake comes well stocked. Whitetail deer roam the property, and duck are plentiful during the season.
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Without knowing any inside knowledge about why Mountain West and Conference USA are not merging, one has to assume that it all has to do with money. The two leagues were standing to lose a lot of NCAA tournament money by dissolving and forming a new league. Plus, one would assume that a television deal for the new mega-league was not as lucrative as initially thought, however the two leagues have said that they will still continue to work together in media rights.
I doubt the two leagues will do that even though agreed to this last month, and at most they will combine to work out a scheduling agreement. The other item that popped into my head was that the closure of The Mtn. must have not been a knee jerk reaction and a decision was likely made well before the recent announcement of the station shutting down.
One would think that when the merger was expecting to happen that the new league could sign up with more proven or well established networks instead of trying to improve the Mtn.'s reach of approximately 12 million subscribers.
Now, with the merger not happening and the Mtn. officially gone, the Mountain West is left with only CBS Sports Network and NBC Sports Network until 2015 when the current television deal expires. That means for the next three seasons that football and basketball games could be slashed dramatically unless a new third partner is introduced, CBS Sports and NBC Sports pick up the slack a lot or have the local affiliates pick up the left over games that do not get sold. An off the wall idea could be to have CBS involved in more games for football and basketball.
One idea that could work is to find a third partner like Altitude, Fox Sports or maybe even ESPN, but Craig Thompson may not want to crawl back to ESPN. Fox Sports is looking for more content and with FUEL TV moving toward a more traditional sports channel and over the air Fox going with Saturday night prime time Pac-12 games there is opportunity for the Mountain West to make that move.
So, the final word on The Mtn. is that the decision to shutdown was going to happen if the Mountain West stayed as is or if the league merged with Conference USA.
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Lil' Fame Song and Mixtape Downloads
Termanology ft. Sean Price & Lil Fame - I Rock Mics [Song]
Termanology's latest feature is entitled "I Rock Mics." Also, the sky is blue and grass is green; tell us something we don't already know, Term! While the Beantown native doesn't need to say so,...Read More
The Rub ft. Lil Fame & Misun - Feel You (Marco Polo Remix) [Song]
In mid-June, Brooklyn DJ collective The Rub made their grand entrance into The DJBooth with Feel You, an understated alt-R&B jam which earned positive feedback from our readers. Today, the record returns in remixed form,...Read More
Marco Polo ft. Tragedy, Lil Fame (of. M.O.P.), Adrian Younge & The Delfonics - Stand Up (Remix) [Song]
Marco Polo is a name that might be unfamiliar to your average rap fan, but will be instantly familiar to anyone who's interested in and down with that real hip-hop. Polo is planning to drop his full free project, Newport...Read More
Jared Evan ft. Lil Fame - Uma Thurman [Song]
Looks like Quentin Tarantino ain't the only one with a thing for Uma Thurman. Coming on the heels of reader-approved lead single Are We Almost There Yet?, the latest song release off Jared Evan's forthcoming...Read More
Lil Fame & Termanology - Fizzyology [Song]
Dating back at least as far as the pioneering work of Ancient Greek physician Hippocrates, physiology studies the ways in which bodies function on a chemical and biological level. A comparatively recent addition to the...Read More
Saigon ft. Lil Fame - Another Man Down [Song]
Need help meeting your RDA of hard-hitting East Coast hip-hop? Saigon has you covered; fresh off the giving listeners the first taste of his next mixtape with I Am 4 Real, the Northeastern mainstay (a performer in The...Read More
Action Bronson ft. Lil Fame of M.O.P. - Time for Some [Song]
As serious about kicking back as he is about his hustle, Flushing, Queens newcomer Action Bronson announces that it's "Time for Some maxin'," on the lead single off his forthcoming full-length. Statik...Read More
DJ JS-1 ft. Lil Fame, Joell Ortiz, Freddie Foxxx - Reppin NY [Song]
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Is there a market here for high-rise living?
Is there a market here for high-rise living?
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New York's famed Rockefeller Center was constructed during the heart of the Depression, with the ceremonial final rivet being put into place on Nov. 1, 1939. The expansive project, on 22 acres in the center of the Big Apple, was completely driven by the fortune of John D. Rockefeller Jr.
In downtown Salt Lake City, City Creek, a 23-acre mixed-use development featuring condominiums, retail and restaurants, has been under construction since the start of the current recession. This expansive project is completely driven by the treasury of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, better known as the Mormon Church.
In New York, Rockefeller Center to this day remains a major tourist attraction. City Creek, being constructed in the shadow of Temple Square, expects the retail mall, managed by Taubman Centers Inc. of Bloomfield Hills, Mich., to be a major part of the tourist scene around the square. It is already unique, being the only regional shopping center actively in development in the country.
"The LDS church wanted to preserve the corridor around Temple Square," said Dave Anderton, communications director of the Salt Lake Board of Realtors. "There were some indoor shopping centers built in the 1970s that had gone out of favor and (were) losing tenants. The church decided it would be proactive, reinvent the area and bring people back to downtown."
What attracted my attention was not the mall but the massive commitment the project made to residential living. City Creek is one of the few high-rise condo projects actively in development in the U.S.
According to Anderton, 425 residential units are being built at City Creek in the 30-story Promontory tower, the 20-story Regent tower and the smaller Richards Court mid-rises.
I had gone to graduate school in Salt Lake City at the University of Utah, and I've always kept an interest in the city; it just never struck me as being an urban living type of place.
Things have changed since I lived there, Celeste Council, a real estate agent for Urban Utah Homes & Estates in the Salt Lake City, told me in a tone that insinuated I'd been negligent in neglecting the city for so long.
Back in the 1980s, a couple of residential towers were erected in the downtown area, but the real movement occurred this past decade with a lot of old warehouses being converted into loft-style condominiums.
"There were about 2,000 to 3,000 condo units in downtown before City Creek," she said. "There is definitely an urban core to Salt Lake City and a lot of professional types are drawn to the downtown area. 2005 and 2006 were huge years for the SLC condo market."
The only condos I was aware of were those at the ski resorts in the Wasatch Mountains to the east of the city. I guess it has been decades since I visited Salt Lake City.
Council concedes Salt Lake City was more known for its sprawl than vertical construction, but as she points out, because of the geographic limitations, with mountains to the east and west, there is only so much land that can be absorbed for suburban developments. Council, who is a supporter of all things urban, said, "They call this project 'downtown rising,' and it's fantastic to see."
Great. So I ask: Have you sold many condo units?
Uh, she stammered, "No."
"Well, what's up," I asked.
"I have had buyers that have been interested, but they have been turned away by the price," she answered with frankness.
The median price for condos in Salt Lake City is in the $150,000 to $160,000 range, explained Anderton, but City Creek units were originally put on the market for $200,000 to $2.5 million.
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Ryan Leslie Songs
Ryan Leslie ft. Fabolous - Green
With a single like this, you might assume Ryan Leslie's new album, Black Mozart, would cost a lot of Green. You'd be wrong, though, because fans who join his Renegades NYC club get to download the album for free! If...Read More
Ryan Leslie - Carnival of Venice
Just three months after (finally) dropping his third album, Les Is More, Ryan Leslie has buckled down to work on the follow-up. Carnival of Venice, the latest single off the NextSelection general's next project, carries...Read More
Talib Kweli ft. Ryan Leslie - Outstanding
Although Talib Kweli's last release, Congregation, may still be making noise on our charts the noted Brooklyn emcee is ready to dish out an Outstanding new tune from his Attack The Block mixtape. Outstanding finds Kweli...Read More
Ryan Leslie - Maybachs & Diamonds
Though Ryan Leslie appreciates life's finer things, he knows that a good woman is worth more than all the Maybachs & Diamonds in the world. On a new video single and standout cut off his newly-released junior set,...Read More
Ryan Leslie - Dress You To Undress You
Dressing someone to merely undress them later may seem a little unnecessary, but Harlem artist/producer Ryan Leslie makes it seem oh-so-vital in the visuals for his latest record release Dress You To Undress You. Serving as...Read More
Ryan Leslie ft. Raekwon - Live Good (Riviera Flow)
After several months of no features from Ryan Leslie (his last, Rain in Australia, dropped in May), fans may be starting to worry that the Next Selection mastermind and former Motown signee's decided to apply his Les Is...Read More
Ryan Leslie - Rain in Australia
With his Australian tour dates just weeks away, Ryan Leslie has come up with a creative way of announcing his itinerary. On new promo single Rain in Australia, the NextSelection mogul anticipates his travels over his own...Read More
Ryan Leslie - Beautiful Lie
More than six months after dropping off lead effort Glory, Ryan Leslie returns to our front page with follow-up Beautiful Lie—the second of ten singles/videos which will make up his junior set. Here, the NextSelection...Read More
Red Cafe ft. Rick Ross & Ryan Leslie - Fly Together
Originally scheduled for release back in 2008, Red Cafe's Bad Boy debut has suffered the kind of delays that would convince a less dedicated emcee to start taking night classes in accounting. On the positive tip, the...Read More
Ryan Leslie - Glory
Though Ryan Leslie's last single, Joan of Arc, met a positive reception in the Booth, the praise was tempered with some ambivalence in regard to the R&B heavyweight's decision to try his hand at rhyming. Even...Read More
Fabolous ft. Ne-Yo & Ryan Leslie - Look At Her (Killin' Em pt.2)
Collaborations are great aren't they? Think about it, would Taco Bell's Meal Deals be as epic without the Doritos? I think not. Hence the reason I love hearing various artists come together. From All City Chess Club to...Read More
Ryan Leslie - Joan of Arc
Anyone who's followed Ryan Leslie over the last few years knows that this Harvard alum has more overall talent than a lot of his R&B contemporaries. His new song, Joan of Arc, shows Leslie's ability to write, produce,...Read More
Lloyd Banks ft. Kanye West, Ryan Leslie, Swizz Beatz & Fabolous - Start It Up
There's no doubt that Lloyd Banks had a hit with his first single, Beamer, Benz or Bentley, so how can he top that huge rider? Well, the addition of a Good Friday-esque line-up consisting of Kanye West, Ryan Leslie, Swizz...Read More
Kanye West ft. Kid Cudi, Pusha T, John Legend, Lloyd Banks & Ryan Leslie - Christian Dior Denim Flow
I was running out of ways to lead into these G.O.O.D. Friday records until a song from Kanye West's still untitled album leaked. Not only did the leak set the internet on fire with debate, it prompted Kanye to cancel this...Read More
Red Cafe ft. Lloyd Banks, Ryan Leslie & Claudette Ortiz - I'm Ill (Remix)
In the past few weeks, I and pretty much everyone I know have fallen victim to a nasty cold. Well, despite living halfway across the country, it looks like Red Cafe has caught what's going around; today, the Brooklyn...Read More
Ryan Leslie - Zodiac
Though it took several years for Ryan Leslie to finally release his self-titled debut album, the singer/producer/songwriter extraordinaire is on the verge of doubling up just nine months later. After treating us to single...Read More
Bluey Robinson ft. Ryan Leslie - I Know (Remix)
In a world where high-tech networking is seen as crucial to success, it's refreshing to hear that street musicians still have hope of taking their game to the next level. One recent example of a busker who made it...Read More
Fabolous ft. Keri Hilson & Ryan Leslie - Everything Everyday Everywhere
Remember that one kid in middle school that everyone always picked on? You know, the guy who was smaller than everyone else and was frequently targeted by his bigger classmates for his lunch money? I wouldn't imagine any of...Read More
Ryan Leslie - You're Not My Girl
When Something That I Like, the first leak off Ryan Leslie's forthcoming sophomore LP, hit our front page, both I and DJ Z commented that the cut sounded like official single material. Two weeks later, the...Read More
Ryan Leslie ft. Pusha T (of The Clipse) - Something That I Like
My immediate reaction to the title and guest feature of Ryan Leslie's new buzz record: "Huh. I guess Addiction wasn't just a catchy song concept." Surprisingly, the 'something' in Something...Read More
Brandon Hines ft. Ryan Leslie - Find You
For the past few years, Brandon Hines has been one of the better-known singers in independent R&B, having released the critically acclaimed Love Music album as well as its follow-up EP, Weather. After plenty of waiting...Read More
Busta Rhymes ft. T-Pain, Ryan Leslie, OJ Da Juiceman & Gucci Mane - Hustler's Anthem (Remix)
Whenever Busta Rhymes releases a hit single, you can count on an equally successful remix (see Pass the Courvoisier, Touch It, Arab Money...). For the inevitable revamp of Back On My B.S. second single Hustler's...Read More
Jim Jones ft. Ryan Leslie - Precious
Featured back in mid-December, 2 Pistols' My Gurl found the emcee buying his special someone black pearls in honor of President-Elect Barack Obama. What does this have to do with Jim Jones's Precious, you...Read More
Ryan Leslie ft. Jadakiss - How It Was Supposed To Be (Remix)
As the tentative release date for Ryan Leslie's self-titled debut quickly approaches, the multitalented musician is busy pushing his third single, How It Was Supposed To Be. Following a video shoot for the new...Read More
Ryan Leslie - How It Was Supposed To Be
Despite being hard at work for over three years on his solo debut (which he alluded to during his first of two DJBooth interviews), Ryan Leslie has repeatedly stated that he is in no rush to release the album. With a...Read More
Slim ft. Ryan Leslie - Good Lovin'
Relationships end for a variety of reasons. If you narrow it down, however, there are two common culprits: money and sex. For those in search of someone who can provide both, allow the Booth to play...Read More
Cory Gunz ft. Ryan Leslie - Get Right Tonight
As the son of platinum-selling rapper Peter Gunz (of Lord Tariq & Peter Gunz), Cory Gunz has quite a legacy to live up to. The younger Gunz has quietly begun to move out of his father's shadow, however, with recent...Read More
Ryan Leslie ft. Cassie & Fabolous - Addiction (Remix)
After wrapping up his new self-titled debut and turning it in to his label, Universal Motown, Ryan Leslie decided that he wasn't done recording. After several studios sessions post-completion, Leslie concocted...Read More
Krys Ivory ft. Ryan Leslie - Next 2 U
2008 will indeed be an extremely busy year for multi-talented musician Ryan Leslie. Along with the release of his looong-anticipated debut album, currently set for June 17, Leslie's best-known NextSelection signee,...Read More
Ryan Leslie ft. Cassie - Addiction
Ryan Leslie is finally a top priority. When Leslie sat down inside the DJ Booth for an interview two years ago (March '06), he earnestly admitted that his production and songwriting work for NextSelection artist...Read More
Ryan Leslie - Diamond Girl
In 1973 Seals & Crofts released their smash pop single, Diamond Girl; 34 years later Ryan Leslie has released a single of the same name. What are the differences? Well, for starters, Ryan doesn't dress like...Read More
Cassie ft. Ryan Leslie - Sometimes
Currently working on her second album, appropriately titled The Return, singer Cassie hopes for further success with the single Sometimes, which features an appearance by Ryan Leslie. With an unusual and very catchy...Read More
Ryan Leslie - Rock U
It looks as though the man personally responsible for the success of R&B singer Cassie will finally get to shine himself. Artist and producer Ryan Leslie has unleashed his new single Rock U, off his forthcoming...Read More
Ryan Leslie - The Way You Move Girl
A capturing intro joined with Ryan's lyrical style and smooth tone pulls you in from the start. Lyrically inclined coupled with Ryan's mild, yet aggressive approach to what he's after, you're...Read More


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1219 Veech, 1 bedroom, Short Walk to the Slopes! Sleeps 4-6 in Hidden Valley
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Cozy one bedroom condominium, overlooking a beautiful pond and just up from the main lift on Hidden Valley Resort. Great affordable accommodation for those who want a little more than a hotel room at the same price.
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Fully equipped kitchen, living room, small dining area and wood burning fireplace, free firewood included. Loft sleeping for up to four, plus queen bed in master bedroom. Located on the second floor for a beautiful view of the fountain/pond or easy access to the lifts.
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Hidden Valley is a four seasons resort. Activities include downhill/Crosscountry Skiing, Snowboarding, Snowmobiling, Sledding/Tubing, Hiking, Fishing, Golf, Tennis, Basketball, Racquetball, Fitness Center/Gym, Health & Beauty Spa, Sightseeing/Wildlife Viewing, Rock Climbing, Spelunking, Hunting, Horseback Riding, Rafting, Swimming, Biking, Mountain Biking, Kayaking, Miniature Golf, Amusement Park, Zoo/Wildlife Park, Shopping/Antiquing, Dining, Live Theater, Movie Theater, Museums, Hot Air Ballooning and more.
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Spring/Summer/Fall - $105/night*, $500/week**
Winter - $450/weekend, $95/additional night
Holiday weekends are subject to three night minimums and higher rates.
Winter weekends require a Friday and Saturday stay.
Winter and long term rentals are available, call ahead for rates.
Winter season rentals are available from December 15th-March 15th.
9% tax due on any rental shorter than 30 days.
Cleaning, linens and towels included in above costs.
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Top things to do in Hidden Valley
- Golfing
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- Destination Wedding
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- Flight 93 Memorial
- Quecreek Mine Rescue Site
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- Wine Tour
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One person was transported to a nearby hospital by a helicopter after his vehicle plowed into a building in Weirton Friday night.
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A car crashed into a building in Weirton Friday night according to authorities.
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Quick, everybody scream and yell!
A quick note: These are not real mock-ups. They are not real concepts, either. Still, the Michigan uniform photos above are fun fodder, if you like trainwrecks and irrational freak-outs.
The design comes from Charles Sollars, a man who likes to play around with uniform concepts. He's done all the Big Ten teams in the past, and the uproar that exercise created was stupendous. Uniform trolling is the best, because uniforms are serious business.
However, as college football teams continue to experiment uniforms, perhaps some of the classics -- Michigan, Ohio State, Penn State and the like -- will likely see some tweaks. We've already seen a few changes in the form of Nike's Pro Combat uniforms, which essentially allow the company to experiment on the fly with new materials and designs.
Whether Michigan does receive a big facelift is not yet known, but for now we can all marvel at the uniform photo shown above.


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Kevin Arnovitz over at ESPN's TrueHoop (normal scribe Henry Abbott is on vacation) gives the Jazz a lot of love in this Tuesday piece. A few highlights:
I realize that most people don't watch basketball to see flex cuts and flare screens, but for those still mourning the death of systematic beauty in Phoenix, spend some time watching Utah this season. By no means are they as lovable as the c. 2005-2007 Suns and the aesthetics are different but they're running some beautiful stuff...
Millsap, among whose primary assets is his ability to guard virtually all five positions, took over the game on the offensive end. He scored 15 consecutive points for Utah ... on ugly putbacks, graceless but effective drives to the hole, and by forcing his way to the line. [He also profited from Tim Thomas' abject negligence.]
There has been a long-standing, prevalent notion that the Jerry Sloan/Jazz offense is, and always has been, slow, stagnant, and built on physical, ugly play. That may have been the case at times with the Stockton-to-Malone years, but it is certainly not the case any more. And it's nice to see some national writers disabusing that notion. Cheers, Kevin.


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Europractice IC to expand its services into MEMS and photonic technologies
imec has announced European commission to continue funding the Europractice IC services for another three years under the FP7 program. imec's partners in this program are STFC and Fraunhofer IIS.
"The EU's continued support of the Europractice IC services speaks to the value of our efforts to help get European ASIC (application specific integrated circuits)-based products to market quickly and cost effectively," stated Carl Das, Director of the Europractice IC service at imec. "This funding will enable us to continue to provide the best and most advanced solutions to European academia and research institutes, start-up companies and companies with small niche markets."
Europractice IC service offers not-so-expensive prototype services for ASIC designers from universities and research centres and also small companies. imec says there are about 500 universities, 150 research centers and more than 200 European companies have access to this service.
Europractice IC service help in procuring EDA tools for researchers for training purpose and non-commercial research. Europractice IC service runs what is called multiproject wafer (MPW) for prototyping and manufacturing. Europractice IC services also supports companies in the assembly and testing phase. Over the next three years, the service will expand its offering from ASIC services to prototyping possibilities in MEMS and photonics-related technologies.
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If the paint on the exterior of the house has developed a dull, faded appearance and a chalky powder coats the house, one may want to know how to paint over the powder coat. To do this, it is necessary to know that powdering, or "chalking" as it is called, is normal as the paint weathers. When the paint grows old and needs to be re-painted, it is necessary to clean off this chalking in order to apply a new coat of paint. Then it can be primed and painted over so that future powdering is kept at a minimum.
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If the paint on the house is old, the natural wear and tear from sunlight and weather exposure will normally cause a sound painting job to develop the powder coat that rubs off on your hand or a dark colored cloth. This powder coat is called "chalking" and is caused by the weathering of the resins binding the pigments in the paint wearing it off and releasing the pigments as a fine powder that is lighter in color than the original paint. This gives a dull, faded appearance to the paint. This is much preferable to peeling and cracking that would additionally occur with a lower quality paint job.
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When the surface is completely clean as much as possible of all the chalking, the walls should be primed with a good quality latex primer and painted with a good quality exterior house paint. This will make the weathering process slower. Also, the higher the gloss of the painted surface, the slower the powdering process will occur. Paint with a higher quality binder will chalk slower than lower quality paints or paints with a high amount of pigment. Make sure the paint is not overly thinned or applied in too thin a coat to keep powdering from occurring too soon. Also, apply a primer that seals the surface adequately if it is porous. Also, you might consider a latex, water-based paint instead of an alkyd, oil-based paint as the oil-based paint tends to chalk faster than a good-quality latex paint.


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Bozell Column: Arizona, The Racist State?
Though the Supreme Court overturned much of the Arizona law, but not the part the liberals and their media friends loathed the most, it wasn't hard to predict the networks would once again line up with the amnesty lobby. ABC's Diane Sawyer mourned "the most inflammatory part of the law" was upheld.
Once again, those impartial network producers are making themselves the sob sisters of illegal aliens. ABC found a man who carries a document in his glove compartment insisting that if he's deported, his children shouldn't go into foster care. NBC put on a woman watching cartoons with her cute little kids, wearing a T-shirt saying "Arrest [Sheriff Joe] Arpaio, Not the People." Reporter Savannah Guthrie predicted more lawsuits to repeal the one section the court upheld – because liberals never accept defeat. It's so predictable.
So predictable, in fact, that now there is no pretense of objectivity whatsoever. ABC's Diane Sawyer also turned to one of the most biased journalists in America, Univision anchor Jorge Ramos, who just pounds the drum for amnesty at every opportunity. Yes, a news anchor. He lamented the Supreme Court decision, saying "the last hope is gone," and blamed both parties for failing to pass "major immigration reform." Sawyer asked him to tell the stories of Latinos, and he summarized, "It's fear, and fear of persecution in the future."
Entering the country illegally is no longer an abuse of law. Illegal aliens are victims, never victimizers. Nor will networks dare focus on the costs of illegal immigration - starting with crime, but adding tax dollars for health care, welfare, and education spending. Are there stories to tell? How about the story about the intoxicated illegal alien in Virginia who plowed into a car full of nuns, killing one and injuring two. But that would damage the narrative.
The whole thing was a repeat of 2010. When the Media Research Center analyzed 50 stories produced by the networks in a ten-day period in April and May, the slant was equally unbelievable. The tone was strongly hostile to the law and promotional to the "growing storm" of left-wing protesters: 37 stories (or 74 percent) were negative, 10 were neutral, and only three were positive toward the Arizona law's passage. That's a ratio of 12 to 1.
The soundbite count was also slanted, with 92 quotes against the law and only 52 in favor. The pro-law side, however, was largely on the defensive against liberal charges that they were racists or favored racial profiling. On eleven occasions, the networks even forwarded smears that proponents of the Arizona law were like Nazis or Civil War-era slaveholders.
NBC's Andrea Mitchell said Arizona was becoming a "laughingstock," and then showed "Saturday Night Live" fake-news anchor Seth Meyers joking "So heads up, Arizona. That's fascism. I know, I know, it's a dry fascism, but it's still fascism." Then Jon Stewart compared Arizona's request for papers to "the same thing free black people had to do in 1863."
Remember this the next time NBC whines about super PACs making our politics ugly.
By contrast, left-wing protesters were never once described as "liberal." No, they're "Latino activists" or "civil rights activists." One might assume the left was in the majority. ABC's David Muir described an "angry backlash from coast to coast. Huge rallies across this country tonight against that new controversial immigration law." Only five of the 50 stories then mentioned the Arizona law was broadly favored by 70 percent of the public. So much for that "huge" opposition.
Underlying this entire journalistic crusade in every year is the fervent hope that minorities will vote overwhelmingly Democratic. NBC and MSNBC reports its poll showing Obama beating Romney 61 to 27 percent among Latinos so often one must assume it gives them a Chris Matthews-style thrill up their legs.
President Obama clearly sided against Arizona law enforcers when he put out a race-card statement after the high court decision saying "No American should ever live under a cloud of suspicion just because of what they look like." This principle obviously does not extend to white police officers.
Republicans obviously would like to appeal to Latino voters, to every voter. Their challenge is a national press corps that tries nightly to poison the waters, implying that Latinos should vote for Obama as a matter of ethnic survival. They mock the conservatives as "dry fascists" and slaveholders. They claim to solemnly oppose dividing the country by race. Don't believe it. They thrive on it. "Wedge issues" are fantastic...when they help liberals acquire power.
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Every illegal alien is a
Submitted by LAM SON 719 on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 11:26pm.
Every illegal alien is a criminal. Every illegal alien has either stolen a job from an American or has stolen tax dollars. The illegal aliens love Mexico so much we should encated their immigration laws.
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heres the problem
Submitted by dmacleo on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 8:15am.
breaking into an empty camp to get shelter is a crime.
purposely violating a sovereign nations borders is (the first time) a civil offense.
our whole border policy is an enemy agents wet dream, we need to treat breaking and entering into the country as the horrific crime it really is.
we'll gang rape an an airline traveler in the (fake) name of security while giving a border violater a reach around. yet that reach around allowed the people in who caused 911 and created our gang rape setups.
whats wrong with that picture?
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The race card.
Submitted by Gary A.A. on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 1:18pm.
Sadly, once again, in an effort to hoodwink the public, the race card will be played by Democrats. More sadly, Democrats seem to have forgotten that Lincoln was a Republican. Of course, fabrication of issues masquerading as facts is an attempt by Democrats to distract from the real issues of deficits, jobs and politics as usual.
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White people are screwed!
Submitted by MightyMouth on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 11:32pm.
Thank God for the liberal Nazi bastards. Those punks who think liberal democrats are on their side. You poor dumb bastards. As soon as the lying democrats suck you in and destroy this country... well I hope you are the last to die. You dumb bastards!
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What are "illegal immigrants"?
Submitted by Texndoc on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 11:35pm.
I never hear that term on NBC. I hear "Dreamers". What do you people have against dreamers? It sounds sort of dreamy.
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Wow, the only issue that ever
Submitted by ant on Tue, 06/26/2012 - 11:48pm.
Wow, the only issue that ever supersedes our alleged hatred and, thus, denial of rights to the 1% gay population is the alleged hatred of 'brown-skinned dreamers' and, thus, the denial of the 'rights' of illegal border-jumpers.
Note to the illegal woman in the t-shirt, Arpaio is more 'The People' than you are, hon. Now go have a drink and hit and run some citizen with your uninsured car.
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Submitted by Shreve on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 1:09am.
To my American friends who are of Hispanic descent: Driving through Arizona may not be a good idea anymore.
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Really, idiot. We deporting
Submitted by ant on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 1:14am.
Really, idiot. We deporting Americans now or do your 'American friends' drive without a license, registration, insurance and know no English?
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Way too nice, ant, as ol' ---
Submitted by matthewdean on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 3:40am.
Shreve's posts passed being idiotic last week.
Apparently he thinks bleeding heart liberal is spelled 'libertarian'.
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Might not be a good idea for you to drive at all
Submitted by Cappmann1962 on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 8:22am.
You're obviously on some serious meds.
Why, exactly, is it a bad idea for AMERICANS of Hispanic descent to drive in Arizona? Let's hear it asshole. Throw some more inane BS against the wall. You obviously don't even use water for your Kool-Aid. You just chug it down in pure powder form.
I believe I speak for many when I say I am getting sick and tired of bloviating nitwits like you who don't have the first clue about the subject spewing idiotic talking points to perpetuate lies.
Listen carefully Moron: IF YOU ARE AMERICAN, YOU CAN'T BE DEPORTED. IF YOU'RE PULLED OVER IN ARIZONA AND ASKED TO PROVE YOUR CITIZENSHIP, SHOW YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE (and BTW, if you're pulled over, it's because you broke a law, NOT because you're "brown"). YOU SHOW YOUR LICENSE, AND YOU'RE FREE TO GO (after getting yor ticket, of course) ARIZONA'S LAW SPECIFICALLY PRECLUDES RACIAL PROFILING. NO ONE WILL BE CHALLENGED WHO DOESN'T FIRST BREAK THE LAW.
Got all that, Dip$hit? I'll repeat it if you missed any of it. How about this for a suggestion - Go away, close your pie-hole, get a clue, grow a few more brain cells, AND FOR GOD'S SAKE, stop chewing Kool-Aid!
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Very well said
Submitted by misterbee241 on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 9:51am.
If you're not getting flak, you're not over the target.
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Submitted by dmacleo on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 8:21am.
all 2 people that statement covered have now been warned.
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Why do you hate Mexicans, Shreve?
Submitted by RESTLESS 1 on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 10:04am.
Mexicans hate being called hispanic.
What is the demographic breakdown of Arizona? You think browns are profiling other browns?
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Submitted by oldfart on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 10:16am.
The Lame Stream Media must think that the American Southwest and Texas looks like their East Coast lily white suburban developments.
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You know what Restless?
Submitted by Cappmann1962 on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 2:56pm.
I am ashamed not to have thought of this perspective myself! In predominantly Latino/Hispanic/whatever locations, LOTS of law enforcement officers are bound to be Latino/Hispanic/whatever.
I actually let the dems hoodwink me! The picture in my head was a white cop dealing with a Hispanic. I never even aassociated a Hispanic vs a Hispanic citizen (maybe). I didn't realize until now how effective dem propaganda really is. Usually, my attitude is that if a dem is speaking, they're lying. But, without even realizing it, I swallowed this hook.
Why has no one ever countered with this point, like Sherriff Joe or Jan Brewer? What an incredible comeback!
Thanks for alleviating my ignorance Restless!
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Right. Tell that to the Latino US Border Patrol Agents.
Submitted by SickofLibs on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 10:14am.
Who make up over half the force.
And while you're at it, also inform all Arpaio's Latino sheriffs.
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Submitted by journoprof on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 1:54am.
I shake my head in sadness at the condition of the profession I once proudly called my own...that of journalist. I mourn at what it has become and I strongly condemn the hacks that now practice it so abominably.
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Submitted by Gary A.A. on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 1:21pm.
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Love the picture
Submitted by oldfart on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 7:01am.
No, being Brown is not a crime.
No, being Black is not a crime.
But according to the Lame Stream Media - being White is a crime - all whites are guilty of all the bad things in the world - until proven innocent.
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30% is now a majority.
Submitted by motherbelt on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 7:05am.
Obviously, the 70% who favor the law are the "fringe."
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Unintended consequenses...
Submitted by c5then on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 8:24am.
suspected Illegal aliens can checked in Arizona but nothing done about them. The State and local officials can't arrest them and the Federal ICE has been told to stop cooperating with Arizona and not answer their calls.
So what will happen? Illegal aliens who want to commit crimes will flock to Arizona. They can't be deported unless they are already wanted for a felony. Crime in Arizona will jump and more and more innocent people (both legal residents and illegal aliens) will be injured and killed.
If I were a resident of Arizona, I would get myself armed and practice a lot because very soon you are going to need to protect yourself.
Madison and Jefferson and Franklin built a Republic - Roberts killed it!
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Submitted by oldfart on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 10:12am.
"I would get myself armed and practice a lot because very soon you are going to need to protect yourself"
Don't worry - they already are.
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Boo freakin Hoo Amigos....
Submitted by Chicagoray40 on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 8:25am.
These people are rivaling the African American community as the biggest whiners on planet earth.
"Being brown Isn't A Crime" no but being a brown illegal alien demanding things from Americans who don't owe you people squat diddly doggg is getting to be a large pain in our collective azzz, and we're sick of your criminality and whining. Get in line ....STFU .... or GTFO... Comprende ''Speedy''?
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"Being brown isn't a crime.."
Submitted by ant on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 9:11am.
"Being brown isn't a crime.." No, but going brown by way of a tanning bed does involve punitive taxes, so I guess being pale IS a problem.
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This is kind of a "point"......
Submitted by Tomorama on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 9:21am.
Can newsbusters do a column on whether or not the jowhorenalists are even REPORTING that this part of the bill/package was voted on by an 8-0 margin?
Which obviously included the liberals on the bench as well.
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Breaking and entering~
Submitted by GG_NB on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 2:33pm.
It's breaking and entering into a country, instead of into a home. It's as simple as that. It's against the law. Anything gained (job, benefits, etc.) from breaking in is stealing.
Isn't doing something illegal still wrong? Silly me. The definition changed somewhere along the way -- an "illegal" hasn't necessarily done anything wrong. I have sat countless times with my mouth hanging open, listening to lib pundits/politicians/media (with straight faces) say that just because someone is an illegal doesn't mean they aren't a real American citizen -- or variations on that theme. What?!?
I feel so sorry for the Arizonia citizens. Reallllly nice move by the O Administration -- three hours after the Supreme Court decision came down -- pulling out ICE support once illegals are discovered. Yeah, O, you really care a lot about the Arizona citizens. Just leave them with this huge mess and very dangerous situation. I can't imagine what Arizonia will do now.
But if anyone will keep the fight going, it's Jan Brewer.
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Andrea Mitchell
Submitted by misterbee241 on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 9:44am.
calling somebody a laughing stock. Now if that aint the pot calling the kettle black.
If you're not getting flak, you're not over the target.
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What if by some quirk of
Submitted by billb on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 9:57am.
What if by some quirk of fate, Mexico and France were to switch geographical locations. What then would the press be talking about?
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Race baiting
Submitted by billb on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 10:02am.
The press has ALWAYS played the race card. The question is: When will the democrats DENOUNCE the race baiting comments made by their own members?
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"Entering the country
Submitted by dscott on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 4:09pm.
"Entering the country illegally is no longer an abuse of law. Illegal aliens are victims, never victimizers. Nor will networks dare focus on the costs of illegal immigration - starting with crime, but adding tax dollars for health care, welfare, and education spending. Are there stories to tell? How about the story about the intoxicated illegal alien in Virginia who plowed into a car full of nuns, killing one and injuring two. But that would damage the narrative."
How many people in AZ were murdered by illegals in the last 3 years under Obama's reign of malfeasance and incompetence? How many children were molested? How many women were raped? How many DUIs by illegals resulted in injury, death and property damage? It is very foolish of liberals to open the door to an issue that lends itself very easily to the Willie Horton narrative. If I were the Gov. of AZ, I would direct the State bureaucrats to compile statistics and publish them in October of how many victims there are based on Obama's insistence on refusing to uphold the law. I would go full Horton on Obama's sorry butt.
Illegals are not victims but perps. Their victims number in the thousands and I'm not even counting the felony called Identity Theft. It would be no exaggeration to assert hundreds of people (citizens) would be alive today but for being gunned down, stabbed or run down by illegal aliens. What do you expect of a group of people who regularly commit multiple felonies by working in the US? Did you really expect them to observe any other laws? RUBE!
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From June 19th, 2012:
A California State Bar committee is recommending that Sergio Garcia, an illegal immigrant, receive a law license in a first-ever case for the California Supreme Court that could affect others like him who hope to follow in his footsteps.
Updated at 445 p.m. ET -- An illegal immigrant applying for a law license in California should be allowed to receive it, the State Bar of California argues in a filing to the state Supreme Court.
Sergio Garcia, 35, of Chico, Calif., has met the rules for admission, including passing the bar exam and the moral character review, and his lack of legal status in the United States should not automatically disqualify him, the Committee of Bar Examiners said Monday.
" … Mr. Garcia's status in the United States, should not, ipso facto, be grounds for excluding him from law licensure. He has met all of the prescribed qualifications and there is no reason to believe he cannot take the oath and faithfully uphold his duties as an attorney," the bar said.
And a lawyer, having a college education, should not be considered, ipso facto, to be endowed with common sense.
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So lawyers think law breakers have the character
Submitted by Radical1979 on Wed, 06/27/2012 - 5:44pm.
To be lawyers. Says a lot about the profession and it's ethics.
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Wish I had thought of including that. :o)
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Audi is planning to ramp up its production capacity to 6,000 cars a year by 2015 at its Aurangabad plant, said Mr Michael Perschke, Head of Audi India. The company has started assembling its SUV model Q5 in India. Audi is currently making A4 and A6 in India. Audi has assembled 2,000 cars in India since the start of production in 2007.
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The company has committed to invest €30 million in India in capacity and production by 2015 and has invested almost 50 per cent of it. "We are now producing A4, A6 and Q5 and have certain other models in mind (to assemble in India)," said Mr Perschke.
The company aims to assemble 1,500 units of Q5 a year from its Aurangabad plant. During January-June 2010, the company sold 1,400 cars in India, reporting a 71 per cent growth over the same period last year.
The newly appointed country head of Audi, Mr Perschke, said that the company will open eight new dealerships this year. Audi will have new dealerships in Kolkata, Mumbai West (Andheri), Jaipur, Ludhiana and Lucknow. Besides this the company is redeveloping its dealer outlets in Chennai and Bangalore.
Mr Perschke said that the company will launch the new version of its luxury sedan A8 by the end of this year. A8 costs Rs 80 lakh upwards in India.
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GIBSON Co, IN (WFIE) - Toyota's hiring again at it's Gibson County plant. They need 100 people to help meet the increased demand for their vehicles. What's sparked the need? And how do you apply?
When TMMI announced last month that they would be producing all of the gas engine highlanders for North American Market Company, officials knew adding jobs would be in the near future, but then demand grew.
Starting Tuesday through the next 4 weeks anyone who holds a high school diploma, and has a team player's attitude, Toyota TMMI Spokesperson Kelly Dillon says is eligible to apply.
Kelly says, "This a very positive thing for our plant as well as for the region and the economy."
Applying is simple - go to Aerotek's web site and you'll find a complete list of job openings at the Princeton plant. Fill out the online application and the rest is in the hand of Toyota officials.
Kelly says, "Then there's an interview process as well as a couple of phases of testing and then those team members would start their orientation as soon as possible."
Those full time contract employees hired through Aerotek will receive benefits, such as medical, dental, vision, and a 401 K. Dillon says the plant will benefit from the extra help on the lines and hope there's enough work to keep these workers busy for a long time.
Kelly says, "If the demand stabilizes the hope is that these become permanent Toyota positions."
A production increase at the plant could have some positive economic effect on many of the Toyota suppliers in the area, according to Dillon.
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Every media outlet seems to have their own way of measuring the success of Super Bowl ads. USA Today, for example, has the preposterous Ad Meter, which measures the second-by-second impressions of 282 people in two American towns as the commercials air. By that ridiculous metric, commercials featuring dogs were the best ads last night. (Ordinarily, I wouldn't disagree with anything that ranks commercials with dogs at the top, but I wasn't won over by the selections last night.)
Elsewhere — the bar where I watched the game, for instance — the slapstick violence of Bud Light and Pepsi Max won crowds over. I could tell by the way they barked and clapped like seals when people got hurt. Ha ha, a black man looked at a white woman, so the black lady hit her with a can of cola. Excellent concept, Pepsi.
But forget what the braindead masses liked. For YOU, the human being who is capable of independent thought and critical analysis, I have compiled the five best ads that aired during Super Bowl XLV. Please don't try to disagree with me, because I arrived at these results by using the ironclad scientific method of my opinion.
It's odd: I didn't particularly like this commercial, but its concept is so daringly batsh*t insane that I can't help but be impressed. Although the ending could have been improved if Alanis Morissette showed up and blew away all the Aztecs and driven off in the car. No? Am I the only one who remembers Dogma? That's probably for the best.
People are divided on this one: some loved it, others found Eminem's endorsement a joke given that he shilled for Brisk Iced Tea earlier in the night. It's a shame that Chrysler watered down its message by using an unnecessary and divisive spokesman, because the concept and writing for the ad is terrific.
I thought the slapstick violence used by Pepsi Max, Snickers, and Bud Light was insulting, and yet I like this ad in which a kid gets hit with a cane. What's the difference? This has an intelligent premise: I like the way that it spoofs the old Coke commercial with Mean Joe Green, which I always found stupid and sappy.
If you're remotely Internet-savvy, you were one of the 13 million or so people who watched this last week. That doesn't make it any less adorable.
Hands down the best commercial of the night. While VW's "Force" is charming, it has a single punch line built around one aspect of its car. This Audi spot is smartly and cohesively built around the tag line "Escape from the confines of old luxury," and it does a great job of taking that metaphor and making it literal. Along the way we get some action, several jokes, and a very clear message in which Audi distances itself from Mercedes. Good job, whichever advertising agency made this. You evil reptiles.
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While in Vidalia, they will hear an appeals case involving a Chatham County law firm that has been sued for malpractice.
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last night i dreamed i was in a zombie survival LARP.
well sort of. it started out as a standard zombie dream where i figured i was going to die, but then actually ran into some other survivors and pinned down a zed through sheer force of numbers and bashed it's brain out against a wall (common dream theme of mine - blunt force head trauma defeat of enemies) and then the whole tone of the dream shifted and it was like that zed had never died or really tried to hurt us and it was all just a massive LARP??
conceptually it was pretty cool because the whole city had been cleared out and we had access to all stores and buildings to scavenge in, and even though we scavenging for real weapons nobody actually used them on the zed actors, just kind of made motions of hitting. i think this is my subconcious revealing its inherit dislike for boffers. real crowbar = yes. crowbar padded with foam = no.
also i remember in the dream telling other players that i'd had dreams like this but that they always ended in just zombiedeth (which is untrue - the only other zed dream i had, i was the zombie) and the dreampeople asked why i hadn't just chosen to do something else, since it was a dream and therefore i had power.
and in my dream
i told the people
that because i didn't know it was a dream, i couldn't
and that i'd never been a very lucid dreamer
…i swear it's like my subconcious handed me the keys to fantasyland and i went BUT I CANT DRIVE??? terrible at taking hints from my own dream-world.
though the dream gave me newfound respect for the crowbar as a weapon of the zombie apocolypse. it's a bludgeon and close range weapon yes but it is also a very useful tool for just generally travelling around.
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The death of a congregation is never pleasant, and the closure of the West Side Presbyterian Church in Englewood, New Jersey was no exception. Sunday, Nov. 3, was to see a final worship service at the 117-year-old congregation.
According to The Bergen (N.J.) Record, simple demographics are to blame:
"It's going to be a good farewell," said Bob Ryder, president of board of trustees for the Presbytery of the Palisades, which oversees nearly 50 Presbyterian churches in North Jersey.
West Side's closure is part of a national demographic shift away from mainline Protestant churches. Suburban communities such as Englewood, where Protestants were once the dominant group, have seen an influx of Hispanics, who are more likely to be Catholic, Asian immigrants, who belong to different faiths, and Orthodox Jewish families.
Another factor is that an increasing percentage of people are not joining any church. About one-fifth of Americans and one-third of those under 30 are religiously unaffiliated, according to a 2012 study by the Pew Research Center's Religion & Public Life Project.
In the Presbyterian denomination alone, 86 churches disbanded last year after national membership dropped by more than 100,000 from 2011 to 2012, according to Presbyterian Church USA. The Presbytery of the Palisades has closed five churches in the past 10 years, including two in Hackensack and one each in Garfield and Edgewater, Ryder said.
Now, it's entirely possible that shifting demographics and the "rise of the nones" that caused the closure of five churches in the Presbytery of the Palisades. It's possible, but I have to wonder if the 2011 actions of the PCUSA's General Assembly, among other moves away from historic Presbyterian positions, might have had something to do with the departures as well. Surely not all 86 PCUSA congregations disbanded over demographics alone, did they?
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Dori Smith, long time Apple advocate and JavaScript expert, responds to my post last night about Apple's absence at the iPhoneDevCamp that I'm attending. Funny enough I'm not allowed to tell you whether or not I've met any Apple employees here because if there were Apple employees here they aren't allowed to talk to the press. Since everyone is the press now I guess they aren't allowed to talk to anyone. Sigh.
Joey DeVilla takes the alternate point of view and says "Scoble's got a sweet job: he's the only person outside the Bush Administration who can be wrong a lot of the time and still and reap the rewards from it." Heheh.
Anyway, there's a growing theme here on the floor of the iPhoneDevCamp: developer pain.
Here's an example of the developer pain. You know that the iPhone senses when you turn it, right? If you're in a browser the browser changes from portrait mode (skinny and tall) to landscape model (fat and short).
Now, the iPhone internally has an API for getting data from the sensor. The browser even knows when you turn it upside down.
The problem? They don't have an API that you and I can get to. So, we can't make our Web pages really accurately reconfigure themselves based on whether they are in portrait or landscape mode. In fact, there's no way for you to tell whether the phone has been turned at all.
Or is there?
A smart dev realized that there's a hack. I'm not sure who found this first, so sorry for not handing out credit, but Christopher Allen told me about it.
The hack? Well, each time you turn the iPhone it causes the browser to resize. So, all you have to do is watch for a resize event. Then you can sense whether the phone is in landscape or portrait mode.
But, because this is a hack it means you really don't know which way the phone was turned. Is it upside down? Rightside up? You don't know.
Now there are some game developers here who would LOVE to know that. If they did, they could make games that work by turning your phone one direction or another.
But they are feeling the pain. They are hitting walls.
Another wall?
The iPhone can't play sounds while surfing the Web. So, you can't play sound for people based on Web events. Again, makes making a game very difficult.
Christopher has a whole list of iPhoneDevPain that he'll get up on the iPhoneWebDev site.
On the other hand, the list of apps is getting longer and people are having a great deal of fun trying various things. One group built an app that if your iPhone gets knocked off of its dock it'll "moo." Useless, but fun.
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High Noon Book Club will discuss The Edge of Heaven, a novel by Marita Golden, on Monday, April 7 at 12 p.m. in Room B.
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A garden is a planned space, usually outdoors, and enjoyment of plants and other forms of nature.
The learning experience and leadership in the Go Green Teens Garden Club -- starting May 5 at 4 p.m. -- will be the most valuable part of the teens garden. Teens will learn valuable things about the garden like planning procedures and where to plant and what kind of soil and tools they need to use.
All materials will be provided upon response. Teens, please sign up to attend the garden club here at Bellevue Library. Spaces are limited!
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Don't just dream about owning a home, you may be ready to buy right now.
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William O. Lockridge/Bellevue Neighborhood Library would like to introduce the "FYA (Forever Young Adult) Book Club."
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All are Welcome to Join Bellevue Neighborhood Library to Celebrate Black History Month with the showing of historical documentaries every Tuesday evening in February at 6 p.m. in the Main Meeting Room.
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Teens! Did you know the job search for teens is more competitive than ever for young people? That is why we here at the Bellevue Library are willing to help.
Teens can start planning ahead now to increase their chances of getting a great part-time or full-time summer job.
Who knows? With the right tips and information, you could become permanent!
We have talked with lots of teens who became permanent at the job they chose for themselves. So let us help you with your job search!
Meet us in the Teens Room on Feb. 14, 3:30-5 p.m.
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Teens, come on in to the Teens Room on Feb. 14 and make a Valentine's Gift for Mom or Grandma.
They will love the little plastic scooper you are going to decorate for them on Valentine's Day.
The great thing about this "one cup of sugar" is that it can also be used for other things around the kitchen.
We'll be crafting 3:30-4:30 p.m.
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The Mill Mountain Greenway connects Mill Mountain park with the Roanoke River Greenway and ultimately downtown Roanoke. Visit www.greenways.org to learn more about Roanoke's extensive greenway network.
Ideal for
Popular with Blue Ridge Parkway travelers for more than 150 years, this steep, 3.2-mile out-and-back climbs to the rocky summit of one of Virginia's highest peaks.
Highlights along this 3.5-mile loop include whitetail deer, a 3,364-foot summit, precariously perched boulders, and a 19th-century farmhouse.
Enjoy a quiet weekend on this 12.3-mile loop to creekside campsites, a sea of mountains, and an excellent waterfall in the 4,608-acre Three Ridges Wilderness.
Hike a shadowy creek bottom to carpets of sweet-smelling Texas wildflowers on this 9.6-mile out-and-back featuring a smorgasbord of wild sights. Open to bikes.
This rocky climb up Cove Mountain ends with a heart-pounding scramble to the top of the Dragon's Tooth, a 35-foot quartzite and sandstone tower.
Catch great views on your way up Virginia's highest mountain on this 7.2-mile out-and-back through the open balds and ridges of the Appalachians.
This 9.6-mile hike into a narrow wooded valley passes through old settler farmlands, impressive waterfalls, and mountain overlooks to a quiet creekside lunch spot.
This rugged, 16.8-mile, 2-day backpacking trip reveals classic Appalachian wonders: idyllic waterfall-laden hollows, reborn woodlands, and scenic backcountry campsites.
This 6.6-mile out-and-back canyon hike is fantastically verdant and loaded with glistening cascades, including the park's second highest waterfall.
Centuries-old settler ruins and fabulous forest overlooks make this quiet 4.7-mile loop one of the best dayhikes within an hour's drive of downtown D.C.
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Attention deficit/hyper activity disorder (ADHD) is now the most common behavioral disorder that doctors see in children.
Kids that have been diagnosed ADHD have trouble staying focused or paying attention, along with difficulty controlling their behavior.
Now, the American Academy of Pediatrics has expanded the age range in which ADHD can be diagnosed.
"The age of diagnoses is now expanded from six to 12 and four to 18," says Dr. Mike Manos of the Cleveland Clinic. "We often did not acknowledge or recognize or formally diagnose ADHD in very young children; now we can."
The new guidelines will now allow doctors to try behavioral interventions such as group or individual parent training for pre-schoolers diagnosed with ADHD.
The Academy will also recommend FDA-approved medications.
"Now that the age is four, parents who have been struggling with their kid's behavior who have dysfunctional behavior -- they're getting kicked out of pre-schools, they're asked not to return to daycare center because their behavior is so disruptive -- now they have an avenue of treatment and of care," Manos explains.
Dr. Manos says it's clear to him that there was a need for the changes and now parents of pre-school age children who suspect ADHD will be able to get the help they need for their pre-schoolers.
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SHARON — In 1988, an idea, a conductor, and a handful of brave musicians founded a community band.
What started small has grown and flourished, and this year, the Sharon Bands — now a pair of ensembles that includes a jazz band — are celebrating the 25th anniversary of their original ensemble. In the years since the group's founding under the auspices of the town Recreation Department, it has expanded from a few musicians to approximately 60.


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LaTroy Hawkins has reportedly agreed to terms of a contract with Colorado.
Also, did you guys see Selig's comments about retiring? Three years is a long time to wait but at least there is some light at the end of the tunnel.
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Atlanta Falcon's star receiver Roddy White admitted yesterday that he had a high-ankle sprain and would not be 100% for a while. On Monday, he sent out a warning to any fantasy football players that they should avoid starting him if he is unable to practice over the week.
As far as fantasy if I don't participate in practice than don't start me it's a red flag
— Roddy White (@roddywhiteTV) September 9, 2013
While White was certainly nice enough to worry about potential fantasy football owners—many players ignore fantasy all together—he did apparently draw a line when fans asked him to give injury updates before a game.
No I can't give out an injury report before the game. I play real football and it would be stupid to tip the other team off and say I'm hurt
— Roddy White (@roddywhiteTV) September 9, 2013
The Falcons lost their season opener in Week 1 to the New Orleans Saints 23-17 down in Louisiana, with White clearly limited by his injury. He finished with just two receptions for 19 yards. The Falcons return to Atlanta for a Wekk 2 contest against the Saint Louis Rams.


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I loved practicing my feathers on this little Quilt. And it's part of a little 'vignette' I enjoy as part of our Thanksgiving decorations.
It's a "Wooly Lady" pattern... but I couldn't find it to show you... (uhhmmm... I know... an ongoing problem with my organization apparently!)
Gathering in an attitude of GRATITUDE!
Ahhh yes... gathering in. If our only prayer was to say "Thank You, Thank You, Thank You" --- it would be enough.
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At around 4:30 Friday morning, Panama City Beach Police found what remained of a section of fencing at Edgewater Beach Resort and an abandoned GMC truck.
The fence lining the entire length of the waterfront property, now has a gaping view of the resort's parking lot.
Sergeant Sean Melton with Beach police says its not certain how fast the driver was going.
"When officers arrived, he had fled on foot, the vehicle was left abandon," said Melton. "It's unknown which direction he went in."
But just three hours later, a tip came in the form of a phone call from employees at First National Bank.
"Employees called us to a male that was sleeping at their front door," said Melton.
That man was Greg Raymond Morgan.
"I approached him and saw that he had blood on his hands or some dried blood on his hands and clothing," said Melton. "I asked him for his drivers license. I then identified him on his Georgia drivers license as Greg Raymond Morgan."
According to police reports, Morgan had purchased the white GMC truck six months ago and failed to register it in his name. After getting read his miranda rights, Morgan admitted to crashing the vehicle.
"In this case I believe since he had left Sweet Dreams, he was intoxicated and left the scene of the crime to avoid going to jail," said Melton.
"And what was the result of that?"
"The result was he was caught anyway," said Melton. "He confessed to being the driver and ended up going to the Bay County Jail for leaving the scene of an accident."
Morgan refused medical treatment and was booked in the Bay County Jail for leaving the scene of an accident, non-resident requirement for driver's license, and non resident tag exemption. Police say Morgan claims to be a Bay County resident but has a Georgia drivers license.
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