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Politico's Evan Thomas: 'When Mitch McConnell Is the Good Guy, You Know How Bad Things Have Gotten'
Appearing as a panel member on Friday's Inside Washington on PBS, Politico's Evan Thomas - formerly of Newsweek - took a jab at Senate Republican Leader Mitch Mcconnell, suggesting that he is normally not a "good guy," during a discussion of the Kentucky Republican's role in reaching a deal with Democrats to extend the payroll tax cut by two months. (Video below)
After panel member Margaret Carlson of Bloomberg News asserted that it was difficult to see the point of why House Republicans were trying to hold out for a longer-term payroll tax cut extension, host Gordon Peterson turned to Evan Thomas and observed: "But Mitch McConnell rode in the white horse, Evan, it looks like."
Thomas responded: "And when Mitch McConnell is the good guy, you know how bad things have gotten..."
Below is video of the relevant portion of the Friday, December 23, Inside Washington on PBS
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When obama and holder are viewed as heroes you know how morally bankcrupt the US has become.
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And when Evan Thomas says you done good, he means you've acted like a Democrat.
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Ever since Politico has turned to the dark side (Left) they are losing web site traffic faster than snow melts on a hot coal
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In this episode of Tracking Shots we introduce you to the team from Loaded Boards. Spoiler Alert: They are all crazy!!! You'll better appreciate this statement at the :48, 1:24 and 1:32 mark of this clip, where you'll witness the high-speed human dolly in action.
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RICHMOND, VA. (AP) - The Children's Home Society of Virginia is trying to find adoptive families for about 90 older children in foster care.
The nonprofit's president, Nadine Marsh-Carter, tells the Richmond Times-Dispatch that these children are at risk of "aging out" of foster care without being adopted.
She says children who age out of foster care without being adopted lack the stability of a family. They're likely to make poor choices and fall through the cracks.
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President: Epeli Nailatikau
A veteran army officer, diplomat and hereditary chief, Epeli Nailatikau became president in July 2009 on the retirement of his predecessor Josefa Iloilo.
He was ousted as army chief by coup leader Sitiveni Rabuka in 1987, and joined the diplomatic corps. He turned down an opportunity to become prime minister after the 2000 coup, but served in the interim government of Laisenia Qarase.
He was elected speaker after democracy was restored in 2001, and held ministerial posts after the 2006 coup. President Iloilo appointed him vice-president in April 2009, at the same time as he suspended the constitution. Mr Nailatikau endorsed President Iloilo's decision on taking office himself a few months later.
Interim prime minister: Commodore Josaia Voreqe (Frank) Bainimarama
Fiji's military chief Commodore Frank Bainimarama seized power in the December 2006 coup and first became interim prime minister in January 2007.
He accused deposed prime minister Laisenia Qarase of corruption and of discriminating against Fiji's ethnic Indian minority.
Mr Qarase, who had secured a second term in May 2006, had angered the opposition and the military with his controversial proposal to pardon or amnesty some of those behind the 2000 nationalist coup.
Commodore Bainimarama promised to restore democracy through elections, but said the constitution would have to be revised first, as in his view it enshrined racial divisions.
He maintains that his aim is to create a fairer, multi-racial society, but he has so far excluded political opponents from discussions on the constitutional reforms.
A move by Fiji's Appeal Court in April 2009 to declare the military government illegal prompted the president, Ratu Josefa Iloilo, to suspend the constitution and reappoint Commodore Bainimarama as interim prime minister for a further five years, leaving the military chief's grip on power apparently stronger than ever.
At the beginning of 2012, Commodore Bainimarama announced that he was lifting the martial law that had been in place ever since April 2009 and that consultations on a new constitution would start in February.
He stressed that the new constitution would have to be based on equal rights for all Fijians, and promised to hold elections in 2014.
However, he added that despite the lifting of emergency rule, the maintenance of public order would still be a paramount concern.
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Yolande Lacan grew up surrounded by great French cuisine. Her father, Noel, was a gourmet French chef. As a child, her family lived in an inn that featured a handful of restaurants—one that specialized in old-world French food and another that served sweet and savory crepes. When Lacan found that New Haven lacked an inviting corner bistro with good onion soup, escargot, and steak tartare, she took it upon herself in the fall of 2012 to open Yolande's Bistro and Creperie, which incorporates all of these staples of French cuisine.
Lacan and her cook Stephanie aim to create traditional French cuisine that is "not too fancy or intimidating," such as frog legs Provençale and duck leg confit. In addition, Lacan folds imported cheeses and salmon into gluten-free buckwheat and oat-flour crepes, and chops champagne bottles open with a saber. Dinner and brunch feature plates that are a touch fancier than the average cafe, while lunch features casual French-inspired fare such as cracked-pepper burgers and bistro beef sandwiches.
Chops Steak & Fish Grill—formerly Chuck's Steakhouse—dishes out fresh catches and premium cuts and chops in a gold-accented dining room. Plates of crisp vegetables from the salad bar temper robust strip steaks, top sirloin, filet mignon, and Delmonico steaks. Risotto, gnocchi, and other pastas embrace vegetables or morsels of lobster and scallops, and chefs' specials treat tablescapes to daily surprises dished out beneath gold picture frames and soft lighting. Chops also hosts special events in the banquet room with aged wood-paneled walls and enough hardwood tables to seat 120 people, exactly the number of people in a standard bridal party.
The menus at Sakimura's two locations change regularly in order to incorporate the freshest seasonal ingredients and the chefs' newest culinary muses. The Simsbury location is known to intermingle traditional Japanese flavors with contemporary flourishes, with specials taking forms such as foie gras with sweet miso sauce. Both locales' sushi chefs also invent their own creative rolls, such as a deep-fried Godzilla roll and an Out of Control roll filled with shrimp tempura and topped with seared pepper tuna.
Diners seeking a hot dinner can gather around hibachi grills and watch as chefs sear their choice of shrimp, chicken, scallops, filet mignon, or any number of other gourmet ingredients. The hibachi rooms' smokeless grills and modern yet warm decor combine to create a pleasant dining experience.
John Gogas first became a chef in Greece, eventually traveling throughout Europe helping to establish Club Med kitchens. He relocated to the United States in the 1970s, where he opened Jordan's Restaurant and developed a menu focused in Italian cuisine. Entrees include fettuccine debosco with ham, mushrooms, and peas, as well as baked ziti and veal marsala. Groups can share one of six specialty pizzas, such as a clams casino with bacon, garlic, and a choice of sauce. Of course, there are also a few Greek dishes: pitas can be stuffed with pork, beef, chicken, or pages from Aristotle's rejected film scripts.
With four generations of culinary wisdom running in their blood, the Pace family has a pretty good idea of what it takes to run a successful restaurant. Foremost on the list are top-notch ingredients—all meat served at Pace's Steak House is handpicked in New York City's famed meatpacking district and aged onsite in aging rooms filled with special lights and fans. After aging, some cuts are marinated for 24 hours. The menu's meatier selections—sizzling rib eye, filet mignon, and porterhouse steaks—are supplemented by oysters on the half shell, fresh seafood steaks, and a wine list, which includes 15 wines by the glass.
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Charles Johnson 6'2" 285 lbs
Big Money made another big splash last year. Did you know that he was 3rd best DE in terms of sacks last year? How about the best DE in terms of forced fumbles and #2 across all positions? For a defense that most fans wouldn't really think of as imposing, the Panthers have their weapons and Johnson is a big part of it. He's been an anchor on the right side since the departure of Julius Peppers and there doesn't seem to be any slowing down for the veteran end.
Probability to Start: 100%
Greg Hardy 6'4" 274 lbs
The Kraken is... a bit of a nut, but you gotta respect his passion. Personally, I'm all for his attitude, especially when he combines with Charles Johnson to be the best DE combo since Peppers and Rucker in Carolina, and one of the best duos in the league. It's been great to watch Hardy really shift into another gear and start to become a dominate force in his own right. Last year, he added 11 sacks of his own to 61 combined tackles. Let's hope we can find a way to keep the Kraken in Carolina.
Probability to Start: 100%
Frank Alexander 6'4" 270 lbs
Before last season, we were all wondering if Greg Hardy was going to take the next step. The year before, he showed some flashes, but was a liability in run defense. So when the Panthers drafted Frank Alexander, everyone seemed to settle on the idea that his guy would be the heir apparent to Hardy. Well, Hardy went on a straight up rampage last season and Frank Alexander only played in certain situations. With both Hardy and Johnson being 3-down caliber guys, Alexander's role was limited. He did add 2.5 sacks and 18 tackles during his time, but it's hard for him to break into that lineup behind such talented defenders. While Hardy and Johnson are in Carolina, Alexander's role will remain limited.
Probability to make the roster: 100%
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It's hard to know what to make of the remaining DEs on the roster. Alexander will get any reps not seen by either Johnson or Hardy, limiting all other DEs.
Mario Addison 6'3" 257 lbs
At the moment, the remaining four DEs seem to be camp bodies with the exception for Addison, who made a few appearances for the Panthers last season in limited roles. He joined us midway through the season after being signed off the Washington Redskins' practice squad. He seems to have the inside track for the a final 4th DE spot plus the fact he helps on special teams.
Probability to make the roster: 60%
Louis Nzegwu 6'4" 255 lbs
Nzegwu is a former practice squad member of the Miami Dolphins who was also picked up this summer. He's a long shot to make the roster.
Probability to make the roster: 1%
Wes Horton 6'5" 264 lbs and Craig Roh 6'4" 274 lbs
Both are UDFAs who signed with us this off season. We don't know much about them and consequently don't have much hope they will make the roster outside of a special teams. Even that is a long shot.
Probability of either to make the roster: 1%
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Washington State Voters Strongly Support Marijuana Legalization Ballot Measure
Three states will be voting in this November's election to legalize marijuana, but Initiative 502 in Washington continues to generate the most sustained public support. With only a few weeks until election, I-502 still holds a large lead with registered voters, and the proposed cannabis reform is firmly on track to win. According to the most recent King 5 poll, 55% of likely voters are planning to vote in favor of legalizing marijuana; the survey also found that only 36% of voters remain against the proposed pot initiative.
In addition to generating a tremendous amount of much-needed revenue for the region and reducing our expanding prison populations, this sensible pot reform would legalize possession of up to an ounce of marijuana for adults, and would also create a regulatory system for its sale. Many countries have already successfully decriminalized marijuana and other drugs for personal use, with positive results.
Since Washington appears likely to become one of the first states to legalize, tax and regulate weed, is it possible that these vital changes will finally instigate the federal decriminalization of marijuana? Please don't forget to vote, and let your voice be heard.


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Okay, last time I was here, it was a great occasion. Paul Konerko got hit by a pitch on August 18th, giving him 100 career plunks. A great moment for the White Sox, the fans, and gritty veteran leadership. What happened since then? Nothing.
Since Konerko's 100th plunk in the 3rd inning on August 18th, the White Sox have, as a team, combined for exactly ZERO HBPs. None. Zilch. If you took all the HBPs in the world, and took away exactly that many, that's how many times the White Sox have been hit by pitches since then. In 1,072 plate appearances since Konerko's 100th, no official HBPs have been recorded by White Sox batters.
And it's not like this is the Braves we're talking about, who historically avoid plunks on a regular basis. This is the White Sox, who just a couple of years ago became one of a handful of teams to have 2 players with 20 plunks in the same season. The days of Quentin, Pierzynski and Pierre taking plunks like plunk taking machines. The White Sox haven't gone 28 games without an HBP since 1949. They hadn't broken 25 games without a plunk since 1961. Their post war record is only 32 consecutive games without a plunk, set in 1948.
I can only hope, and encourage, that this kind of thing will spark an outcry. A realization that this is not White Sox baseball. Winning or losing is not the point, but avoiding HBPs for 28 consecutive games just seems wrong to me. It's unnatural. Maybe I'm not the right person to judge a team that I don't follow as closely as some, but I can see when things have gone off the tracks - when a path has been taken in the wrong direction. I can only hope that the White Sox players will realize this, and correct their behavior. There's still time to change. Please. For the sake of the future, the fans, and your dignity.


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The Metaness Of "This Is A Generic Video"
You've probably seen this already making the rounds online. "This is a generic video" is far from it. What's brilliant about the video is that it was inspired by "This Is a Generic Brand Video," written by Kendra Eash for McSweeney's Internet Tendency. A literary piece making fun of advertisement became a video that looks like it's making fun of ads but it's really an ad for a service for stock footage. So meta it's an Ouroboros.
Photographer JR and New York City Ballet Collaborate For Art Series
An Unexpected Way to Experience a Night at the Ballet
Following the inaugural 2013 installation LES BALLETS DE FAILE, New York City Ballet is proud to collaborate with the French artist known as JR for the second annual Art Series.
Exhibiting freely in the streets of the world, JR catches the attention of people who are not typical museum visitors. His largest project to date, INSIDE OUT, was born in 2011 when JR won the TED prize and called for the creation of a global art project with the potential to change the world. Transforming messages of personal identity into public works of art, more than 172,000 people have taken part in nearly 8,600 locations around the world.
JR will share his Art Series installation during three special performance evenings — January 23, February 7, 13 — when every seat in the house is available for just $29. On these evenings, every audience member will receive a takeaway created specifically for this event.
Absolutely love this collaboration. More please. NYC Ballet should have a ballet with sets designed by JR.
Photoshop's Filters In Two Minutes
Barcelona-based audiovisual design studio Device has packed all the filters from Photoshop CS5 into a two-minute video showing them applied to the Ps icon.
Think of it as a performance art demo.
Made by Hand: The Bike Maker
The fifth Made by Hand film turns to bike maker Ezra Caldwell (Fast Boy Cycles), who was diagnosed with cancer in 2008. When the cancer threatens to shatter his love of bikes, Ezra survives by documenting his illness as thoroughly as his craft.
This particular edition of the series is profoundly moving. It resonated with me very much, in particular how Ezra's dislike of dance changed his life.
A project from Bureau of Common Goods, Made by Hand is a short film series celebrating the people who make things by hand— sustainably, locally, and with a love for their craft.
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WARREN - A Perkinswood Boulevard woman told police that a man who gained entry to her home on Thursday was scared off by her children.
Heather Hathaway, 38, told officers she did not know the man but that he came into her residence just after 1 p.m., according to a Warren Police report. The report lists a 15-year-old as being at the home at the time and states that the man fled in an unknown direction. It did not appear that anything was taken, police reported.
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Chris Matthews Laments: GOPers Haven't Stood Up to 'Horse's Ass' Rush Limbaugh
Liberal cable host Chris Matthews, who once dismissed Michele Bachmann as a "balloon head," on Monday derided the supposed sexism of "horse's ass" Rush Limbaugh. The Hardball anchor sparred with Senator Rob Portman. Speaking of Matthews' coverage of the Sandra Fluke controversy, the Republican mocked, "...It sounds like maybe you're keeping it alive more than [Limbaugh] in the eyes of the voter."
Later, Matthews introduced left-wing columnist David Corn by arrogantly pronouncing, "[Republicans] could have gotten rid of this problem last Wednesday if they had all stood up and said this guy is a horse's ass."
In the Daily Beast, Fox News' Kristen Powers mocked Matthews' "sickening misogyny," citing previous examples:
Chris Matthews's sickening misogyny was made famous in 2008, when he obsessively tore down Hillary Clinton for standing between Barack Obama and the presidency, something that Matthews could not abide. Over the years he has referred to the former first lady, senator and presidential candidate and current secretary of state as a "she-devil," "Nurse Ratched," and "Madame Defarge." Matthews has also called Clinton "witchy," "anti-male," and "uppity" and once claimed she won her Senate seat only because her "husband messed around." He asked a guest if "being surrounded by women" makes "a case for commander in chief—or does it make a case against it?" At some point Matthews was shamed into sort of half apologizing to Clinton, but then just picked up again with his sexist ramblings.
Matthews has wondered aloud whether Sarah Palin is even "capable of thinking" and has called Bachmann a "balloon head" and said she was "lucky we still don't have literacy tests out there." Democratic strategist Jehmu Greene, who is the former president of the Women's Media Center, told Fox News' Megyn Kelly in 2011 that Matthews?"is a bully, and his favorite target is women." So why does he still have a show? What if his favorite target was Jews? Or African-Americans?
A partial transrcipt of the March 5 Hardball exchange, can be found below:
CHRIS MATTHEWS: This is what you're talking about though: A protestant student at a Catholic law school, Georgetown, which has a lot of non-catholic students. She wants to have birth control covered as part of her health care. For that, she was called a slut and a prostitute by, by Rush Limbaugh.
ROB PORTMAN: Yeah.
MATTHEWS: He took back the words, but his intent was to trash her and to say she ought to have videos online of her having sex if she wants the government or the health care to cover her. I mean that isn't just the words he chose. He maliciously maligned this woman. I think it's probably libelous. But, he went after her in such a way, made fun of her as a person. It isn't just a couple words, is it?
PORTMAN: Chris- No- You and I can agree on that. And I think it was a dumb thing to say. And again, Rush has said pretty much that. And and so it sounds like maybe you're keeping it alive more than him in the eyes of the voter.
MATTHEWS: No, no, no, no.
PORTMAN: Mitt Romney has been talking-
MATTHEWS: No. I want romney to say something. Romney didn't get to this until Friday night. Romney let four days pass. Romney only responded, and he said something like "these words weren't the words I would use." He seems more scared of Rush Limbaugh, according to George Will yesterday, than he is of our enemies in this world. Why is your party so afraid of Rush Limbaugh?
PORTMAN: Well, I think what the party is is focused on jobs and the economy. If you listen to what he's been saying the last few days, and I've been with him on two plant tours today and a couple rallies, it's all about the economy. You know that? You've hard his message.
LIMBAUGH: David, this is the a cloud over the Republicans' head for the reason they don't want to attack Rush Limbaugh. They could have gotten rid of this problem last Wednesday if they had all stood up and said this guy is a horse's ass. He shouldn't be talking on anything, let alone women's rights and health care. They don't want to do it.
DAVID CORN: No. They sold their soul to Rush Limbaugh many years ago. And now they can't even buy it back. It's probably not worth that much either these days.
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Submitted by bobsmom on Mon, 03/05/2012 - 7:49pm.
"balls", they're not just for tennis any more, if you catch my drift. We don't WANT our candidates to get into this pi$$ing match, because it's unimportant to us. I was on another thread a minute ago that asks when the conservatives will STOP this "war on women". I told the poster, that us women don't see it as a "war" at all. And, even if we did we're totally capable of defending ourselves. And I gave her one free pass to hide behind my skirt, after that when they come for HER, she's on her own.
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Submitted by Radical1979 on Mon, 03/05/2012 - 8:00pm.
Like we look to Chris Matthews for how to act!
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Limbaugh shot off his big
Submitted by DC2280 on Mon, 03/05/2012 - 8:10pm.
mouth and now he has to deal with the consequences. One would like to think he might gain some insight from the mess he created but that seems unlikely based on his history.
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⇒ If "one" is you . . .
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Mon, 03/05/2012 - 8:17pm.
Then "one" would not really like to think that.
I remember you. You're the guy who claims to have spent 59 years in the Navy. If "one" is to believe that.
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Submitted by bobsmom on Mon, 03/05/2012 - 8:26pm.
The man is a multi millionaire. What "consequences" are you referring to? Do tell, cuz I'd LOVE to suffer the same. You all think you're powerful because the media is your microphone, but sweetie, I think you're in for a BIG surprise from the silent majority out here who just don't respond to your hysterical BS, because in our world view, you are simply not worth it. We vote, we don't whine and demand. See you in November.
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What would you possibly know about gaining insight?
Submitted by acaiguana on Mon, 03/05/2012 - 8:45pm.
Insight from shooting your big mouth off. That kind of insight.
You not only have no clue about which you speak; but more importantly you obviously simply hate Rush because he spends 15 hours a week making all of you Liberals look like the idiots you really have become.
He stepped over the line here and apologized. And your side has no legs to stand upon when it comes to the class of issuing an apology.
On the other hand; he was snookered. Yes, even the great Rush can get snookered. It happens. But the woman was a plant and further is a professional herself in posing. So, maybe I go with Rush as he has a 23 year track record and she's got a one time crooked testimony in front of a shadow-committee.
She wasn't under oath and obviously made up most of her assertions and friends.
Quoted from: 'Acaiguana notes from the Underground' (Soon to be at theaters near you)
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Still waiting for Matthews, Maher, O'Donnel etc
Submitted by Radical1979 on Mon, 03/05/2012 - 8:48pm.
to gain some of that "insight", especially Maher, for saying far worse things.
At least Rush had the grace to apologize, not that I felt he needed to.
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If we did
Submitted by fivestring_assassin on Tue, 03/06/2012 - 10:30am.
we'd act like a horse's ass...a horse with tingles up his leg
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Well, Chris
Submitted by nolefan2 on Mon, 03/05/2012 - 8:22pm.
if Rush is a horse's ass.......you are a jackass. Let's hear your Democrat lawmakers call out liberals who trash conservative women. All we heard when Sarah, Laura, Sarah's daughters, etc. were trashed were crickets chirping. Fluke you and your hypocritic cronies. Careful about getting your panties in a twist. They'll cut off the circulation to your brain and you can't afford to lose any of those cells.
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Horse's Ass.
Submitted by djwolf12 on Mon, 03/05/2012 - 8:28pm.
2 Horses asses: Matthews and Corn. There is no debate there.........
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This Irony is Delicious...
Submitted by bigdaddy on Mon, 03/05/2012 - 8:31pm.
...Chrissy Tingles needs to write a cookbook on how to prepare and serve it when his bromance with the dead Kennedy's cools off...
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Wrong Tingles,
Submitted by Trix Rabbit on Mon, 03/05/2012 - 8:52pm.
No Conservative needs to "stand up" to Rush because this is a non-issue.
But I'll tell you what. I will personally stand up to you and tell you to your face that you are the stuff that comes out of the horse's ass.
For the MSM: In your pomp and all your glory, you're a poorer man than me. As you lick the boots of death born out of fear.
Ian Anderson "Wind up"
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We all
Submitted by grammajane on Mon, 03/05/2012 - 8:59pm.
stand up for Rush! Tingles, who in their RIGHT mind would ever stand up for you? Speaking of horses asses, have you looked at yourself lately??
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Rush is not a problem
Submitted by Pharmer on Mon, 03/05/2012 - 10:12pm.
Chris Matthews is an inexcusable source of carbon dioxide, and as such is not qualified to dispense political advice to the party he opposes.
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horse's ass huh?
Submitted by midwest lady on Mon, 03/05/2012 - 10:19pm.
Well Chris, then you would be the pile of crap that comes out of it.
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They [libs] could have gotten
Submitted by GregE on Mon, 03/05/2012 - 10:54pm.
They [libs] could have gotten rid of this problem last Wednesday if they had all stood up and said this guy is a horse's ass.
Oh wait a minute, they didn't view it as a problem. Nothing to see, move along.
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The Republicans will denounce
Submitted by almostacowboy on Mon, 03/05/2012 - 11:56pm.
Rush when the Dhim's denounce effeminate Nancy-boys who get thrills up their legs from seeing another man. But then, that would be most if not all of them, wouldn't it.
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Audience numbers
Submitted by Texndoc on Tue, 03/06/2012 - 12:00am.
Well, GEE, how could Tingles' numbers reached daily compare to El Rushbo's? Rush gets 2000 percent more? 3000 percent?
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That's awesome
Submitted by GregE on Tue, 03/06/2012 - 12:40am.
Chris Matthews, uses personal insults against Rush Limbaugh, while scolding Rush Limbaugh for using personal insults against Sandra Fluke.
Can't make up this stuff.
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⇒ Pimping out Chelsea?
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Tue, 03/06/2012 - 12:49am.
Howzabout that David Shuster, huh?
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Chris Matthews: Do As I Say Not As I Do
Submitted by txradioguy on Tue, 03/06/2012 - 8:02am.
CHRIS MATTHEWS TO GOP STRATEGIST TODD HARRIS: Let's listen to Michele Bachmann, your new boss. By the way she may be a zombie answering to somebody out there...
CHRIS MATTHEWS: When we return -- when I return -- "Let Me Finish" with a history lesson for Michele Bachmann.You're watching HARDBALL -- she could use one here, she ought to be lucky we still don't have literacy tests out there. You're watching HARDBALL, only on MSNBC.
MATTHEWS: Let me ask you this. This kind of talk from Michele Bachmann. I don't know why she's allowed to be an extremist, and everybody is coaxing on the Right, Republicans saying the President should move to the center and be reasonable and moderate, where she's allowed to be out there as a screamer, and in many cases pretty close to a nut case.
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Rush is not the horse's ass
Submitted by ohio granny on Tue, 03/06/2012 - 11:14am.
To call Chris Matthews and David Corn horse's asses is being too nice. They, along with their cohorts on the left, are dispicable and vile. These bigots are a waste of air and a poor excuse for humans. They can only dream of having the kind of following Rush has. Jealously is not very becoming, but then again neither is pond scum.
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The problem is Mathews has credentials....
Submitted by JoiseyJ on Tue, 03/06/2012 - 12:01pm.
I'm concerned. Mathews is probably the biggest horse's ass that has ever polluted the airwaves, here or abroad. So, do his comments carry any weight or, more likely, is he just being a horse's ass.
Discuss among yourselves.
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Submitted by Ruler4You on Tue, 03/06/2012 - 1:59pm.
Chris, opinions are like, well, you know. You are the biggest horses pa-toot most people see or hear all day. Any one willing to discard their professional credibility to become a racist apologist and out themselves as a socialist "IS" not worthy of the slightest benefit of the doubt from the realm of credibility.
And it seems your 'ability' to make an argument has turned equally sophomoric, dissolving the remnants of your distilled personal biases into a sludge of purifying humiliation that "IS" well deserved. Drink thirstily from the liqueur or your own distillate (Kool aid) for it is important that you remain intoxicated by your own excrement. It will keep you busy, going in circles.
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9:50am Wednesday 16th January 2013 in Club news By David Williams, Sports Reporter
A RELIEVED Phil Simkin was toasting a well overdue Magpies' win last night after Ashley Nicholls' strike saw off 10-man Dover Athletic.
Dorchester's victory was their first in five Blue Square Bet South matches as they condemned a poor Dover side to a fifth defeat on the bounce.
Magpies' manager Simkin made the bold move of putting centre half Charlie Clough up front and gave keeper Alan Walker-Harris a first start in nearly a year after a nasty leg break.
And his selection paid off with Clough giving a man of the match performance and Walker-Harris keeping a clean sheet on his return.
"That is a relief," said Simkin. "I thought we thoroughly deserved the win and we wanted it more than they did.
"I thought our back four were excellent and I was very pleased for Alan Walker-Harris.
"I'm just relieved to get three points and to see the players getting back to what they were doing in August and September in terms of organisation and work rate.
"Ben Watson never stopped running – I don't know how he does it quite frankly.
"Everyone raised their eyebrows when I put Alan back in goal and Charlie Clough further forward.
"But Charlie is a very accomplished footballer and he proved that. He thoroughly deserved the man of the match award.
"By his own volition he's not been playing very well in the last four to six weeks, not by his standards, but I thought he was awesome.
"It was a really good all-round performance. Three points in this league this season is massive.
"That result is massive and it sets us up for the games to come."
Simkin felt referee Adrian Quelch was right to send off Dover's Danny Webb for a second bookable offence with a little under 20 minutes to go.
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However, that could not detract from a great day at the office for Simkin's men, who will now look forward to an away clash against Weston-Super-Mare on Saturday, another side with dreams of promotion.
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The developers of the Rosemont Square commercial complex are projecting that in the spring, a farmers market will open where a Borders bookstore once stood.
"Right now, we realistically think we can get the farmers market open in May," said Steve Bajus, whose St. Davids company S.W. Bajus Ltd. is currently renovating the site and looking to lease farmers market-adjacent retail and office space, too.
Bajus is reluctant to announce an opening date while the possibility of construction-slowing winter storms still looms. Crews also have had to refurbish a ramped entrance to meet tighter ADA regulations, Bajus said.
The market should have room for 20 to 25 vendors and run at least three days a week year-round, Bajus said. Adjacent stores would likely be open seven days a week.
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LOOGOOTEE — Larry E. Spears, 69, died at 7:55 a.m. Tuesday at Martin County Health Care and Rehab Center in Loogootee. Born Nov. 22, 1943, in Martin County, he was the son of George F. and Thursa Mae (Hote) Spears. He had worked at Isaac Sawmill for 31 years and was a U.S. Army veteran. He was a member of the Loogootee American Legion and was an avid fisherman. He is survived by one son, Eddie and wife Laura Spears of Bloomfield; one sister, Harriette Seals of Loogootee; two brothers, Joe Spears and Melvin Spears, both of Loogootee; and one granddaughter, Isabella Spears. He is preceded in death by his parents; 11 brothers and sisters; one infant daughter; and one infant son. Graveside services will be conducted at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Spring Hill Cemetery in Shoals, with military rites conducted by American Legion and V.F.W. There will be no visitation. Arrangements are being made through Brocksmith-Blake Funeral Home in Loogootee. Online condolences may be made at www.brocksmithblakefuneralhomes.com.


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Slovakia's Tomas Kopecky opens the scoring against Cam Ward in an eventual 4-3 regulation victory over Canada Thursday. Kopy's club takes on the Czech Republic in IIHF WHC semifinal action Saturday; full tourney schedule here.
Canada lost to Slovakia this morning and will not be playing in the medal games. The Russian team squeaked out a win against Norway as well, meaning that Canada will finish 5th in the tournament. TeamUSA plays Finland beginning at 11:30am ET. If they win, they will go on to the Semifinals. (Winners in the semis play for the medals.)
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Your coach, Courtney Breen, said you went from 15 minutes a game last year at forward to 60 minutes a game this year on defense. "It's definitely a lot more challenging playing the entire game and having to be a real leader on the field. It was a big adjustment. I liked scoring goals but I'd rather play the whole game and not get the glory of scoring goals."
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What's your dream job? "I want to major in chemistry and hopefully work in a lab doing research."
Who's your dream date? "Ryan Sheckler. He's a skateboarder who used to have a show on MTV."
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Who do you follow on Twitter-Facebook? "Field hockey central, Mr. Longley our athletic director, Kim Kardashian."
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Romell Stephens, 24, of a Hazel St. address, who crashed a stolen pickup into a Savannah-Chatham Metro Police car, narrowly missing the officer standing beside it, lost his struggle with a police canine Tuesday and now faces nine charges.
Stephens was taken into custody after disobeying an order to stop by a SCMPD canine officer and sustaining several bites by K9 Flash.
Stephens has been charged with two counts of aggravated assault, theft by receiving, reckless driving, three charges of leaving the scene of an accident, improper lane usage and operating a vehicle without a valid driver's license.
Undercover officers followed a black Chevrolet pickup truck that was reported stolen earlier in the night from the 2100 block of E 60th St. until it stopped in front of a house on Tall Pine Dr. Once the driver got out of the truck, marked police officers moved in to secure it but Stephens re-entered the truck and drove it into the side of a patrol car, ripping off the door and narrowly missing the officer standing beside it.
After the truck collided with the police car, it moved slowly and erratically, striking a brick mail box and stopping in the yard of a house on N Fernwood Dr. Stephens got out of the truck and fled the area on foot until he was met by the police dog. Once he was in custody, police found a knife and a leafy substance determined to be marijuana.
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Adapted from the memoir Kissing Frogs, 'RU4Me' is a rollicking new show about one woman's four years of internet dating and her struggle to be treated as an equal in her love relationships.
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If you're an artist, you will find occasions when you will have to clean up your act and go on the highway. Around performances really are a common occurrence for dance and theatre companies, and also you might be carrying out in venues which were not created for dance or theatre. In these instances, you will have to offer some form of portable party area available to be able to turn any venue into a suitable performance space. Failure to do this can result in injuries to entertainers, specially in the legs' bones and joints, so it seems sensible to possess good interlocking rubber floor tiles that you could tote around when needed.
You will first have to check any venue where your group will work to size-up the condition of the current floor. Ballroom dancers and theatre entertainers should staying away from carrying out on flooring which include carpet, plywood, masonite, medium density fiber board flooring, rubber, plastic or composite flooring, cement or concrete, tile, marble or non-sprung wood flooring - concrete repair mortar may be necessary when using such products. This really is crucial for maintaining the great health of the entertainers.
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The joints within your body, especially in the legs, and also the spine can are afflicted by the considerable amount of pounding that happens within the typical dance performance or theatre performance if individuals moves are carried out on the hard surface, one which offers no resiliency or bounce. The repetitive character of performance results in injuries that could have a very long time to create their presence felt, but when they're there, you might have serious injuries which are permanent. Rather, it is advisable to perform on the sprung wooden party area.
You will need the top of the recycled rubber flooring to have a hardwood top layer. This kind of wood is extremely durable and delightful, and can be useful for both theatre and dance. You will need a performance surface resistant to cracking, along with a wood party area that's portable can function well for this function, particularly if it's been covered having a memory finish. Forest like oak, walnut would be the toughest and finest suitable for tap dance along with other percussive dance performances, whereas pine, beech, birch and much softer forest can function well at a lower price percussive dance for example ballet or jazz dance in addition to theatre productions.
You may wish to make certain you have all of the the equipment to move your flooring to your venue destination. You'll need some form of buggies for storing and moving the flooring in place. The casters around the buggies have to be from the greatest quality, to ensure that they roll easily and don't break with use.


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Lubbock Sheriff David Gutierrez says a human error led to the accidental release of Joseph Luis Gonzales.
Gonzales was being held on bonds totaling more than $210,000 for aggravated assault, aggravated assault on a public servant, evading arrest and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
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This isn't the first time an inmate has been released by a mistake. There were two mistaken releases in 2003 were because of computer error.
Sheriff Gutierrez says he's concerned for public safety with Joseph Luis Gonzales on the loose.
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The sheriff and his staff are searching for inmate Gonzales.
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Robert Wallan is a senior litigation partner in Pillsbury's Los Angeles office. Robert tries cases in the state and federal courts and in binding arbitrations, and often argues in state and federal appellate courts. As plaintiff's counsel, Robert has recovered nearly $3 billion for the firm's corporate clients. For the defense, he has helped clients avoid liability in numerous "bet the company" cases. Having tried dozens of cases in the courts and before arbitration panels, Robert advises clients on litigation avoidance strategies, and regularly helps clients shift exposure to insurers.
Robert served as managing partner of the firm's Los Angeles office and litigation department for many years, and currently serves on the firm's finance committee and as co-chair of its Insurance Recovery and Advisory practice. Robert also serves as Secretary and General Counsel of the UCLA Alumni Association Board of Directors.
- Business Disputes. Robert has litigated and arbitrated many cases to judgment between companies including distribution and supply agreements, technology and other outsourcing agreements, and real estate transactions. Recent examples include a bet the company claim arising from a distribution agreement that resulted in a defense judgment and fee award for our client, and several disputes involving IT outsourcing contracts.
- Insolvency Proceedings. Robert regularly handles adversary proceedings arising from bankruptcies, including fraudulent transfer claims. He often represents litigation trusts, indenture trustees and receivers as well as lenders and other creditors. In the still ongoing $9 billion Executive Life Insurance Company insolvency proceeding, Robert served as trial and appellate counsel to the company's largest policyholder group, major banks serving as indenture trustees for a dozen municipal bond issues. In connection with a $50 million binding arbitration and related foreclosure litigation and lender liability claims arising from the Chrysler bankruptcy, Robert obtained a full recovery for the lender including legal fees, defeating all claims for recovery against the lenders. Robert has handled numerous matters involving defaulted municipal bonds including Mello Roos and other similar bonds secured by special tax liens.
- M & A Litigation. Robert has tried and arbitrated disputes over merger agreements, asset purchase agreements, spinoff agreements, and other corporate transactions. Examples include recovery of more than $25 million in arbitration and post-hearing court proceedings between ITT and a former subsidiary, a $17 million recovery arising from a leveraged buyout of a nutritional supplement manufacturer, and the complete defense of a domain name startup in a federal suit alleging fraudulent misrepresentations in a merger and sale transaction.
- Insurance Recovery and Advisory. Robert advises clients on policy forms and other concerns while purchasing and renewing coverage, and represents corporate policyholders in claims under D & O, General Liability, Property, Errors & Omissions, and other forms of coverage. Examples include obtaining coverage for directors of major public corporations named as defendants in securities class actions, coverage for companies named in consumer, wage & hour, and privacy class actions, coverage for mass tort groundwater contamination claims, and coverage for property owners facing loss from severe natural disasters.
- Class Actions. Robert represents retailers, manufacturers and financial institutions in a range of class actions, including alleged false advertising, privacy, securities and numerous statutory claims. Robert often handles both the substantive defense and the insurance coverage aspects of class litigation in order to best maximize coverage and minimize total cost to the client. He successfully shifted the costs of many wage & hour, privacy, FACTA, and other consumer class actions to our clients' insurers. Clients have included several major technology companies, financial institutions, and restaurant companies including In-N-Out Burger, The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf ®, Yogurtland, and Pinkberry among many others.
- Corporate Governance and Transactional Work. A material part of Robert's practice involves helping clients stay out of court. Robert regularly advises owners, directors and senior management on a range of compliance, contract, executive compensation and governance issues. Robert also works with our corporate transactional partners to help clients understand and identify litigation risks in acquisitions, and to help minimize exposure from indemnity and other post-closing claims.
- Insurance Regulatory and Insolvency. Robert has advised on and litigated matters involving state regulatory requirements such as special deposits, licensing, and custodial performance and requirements. In addition to the Executive Life case, Robert has worked on other insurance company insolvencies including Executive Life New York, Fremont Indemnity, Superior National, Home, Mission and Reliance
- Patent and Technology. On the first day of trial, Robert helped a major Japanese electronics manufacturer achieve an extremely favorable settlement in a matter involving the licensing of patents for DVD-ROM drives. Robert has extensive experience with the copier and printer industry.
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In re Executive Life Insurance Company, 32 Cal. App. 4th 344 (1995)
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Bank of New York v. Fremont General Corporation, 514 F. 3rd 1008 (2008)
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Real Housewives of Vancouver features the Venus Freeze
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Venus Freeze on the Rachael Ray Show
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Venus Freeze on The Doctors TV Show
In this clip from the CBS syndicated show The Doctors, plastic surgeon, Dr. Andrew Ordon performs a Venus Freeze treatment on Jennifer. After only a couple treatments, the results are astonishing. Completely painless, Jennifer says that the Venus Freeze treatment "feels very nice." Check out the clip below! If you can't seem to lose that flabby belly skin or cellulite, especially after having children, you aren't alone. Meet Jennifer, a former swimsuit model, who had been discouraged by the lack of results from diet and exercise. Jennifer says that after pregnancy, her stomach "just won't go back to normal…", she declares, "…what I'm doing isn't working".
Extra Extra!! Venus Freeze, Hollywood's Hottest New Anti-Aging Treatment featured on Extra TV!
Venus Freeze featured on the Hollywood Trend Report Television. The doctor who treats Oprah, Kim Kardashian and Beyonce, Dermatologist Dr. Lancer, gives Extra TV an exclusive look into the hottest new anti-aging treatment to hit Hollywood… and it's painless! Dr. Lancer says the new Venus Freeze treatment "works well, it doesn't hurt and it doesn't require any maintenance. I mean, how much better can you get than that?"
Luxury lifestyle TV trends show "HOLLYWOOD TREND REPORT" executive producedby Emmy Award winning news producer and host Ann Shatilla, direct from Los Angeles sat down with world renowned dermatologist to the stars Dr. Harold Lancer of Lancer Dermatology in Beverly Hills. After experiencing the treatments herself, Ann said Venus Freeze "is the number one skin tightening treatment today in the world."
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News KENS5 in San Antonio
News KENS5 in San Antonio reports about a patient named Lucy Munoz who opted to try a Venus Freeze treatment. Lucy was not satisfied with the way her neck looked after losing almost 40 pounds and decided Venus Freeze treatments was best because it fit right into her busy schedule.
Venus Freeze on Despierta America
We're proud to announce that Venus Freeze has been featured in the TV show "Despierta America" (Wake-Up America) on Univision, the leading media company serving Hispanic America. TV presenter Paola Gutierrez discovers a new way to enhance the look of your skin, and rejuvenate your entire body in the process.
Venus Freeze in Argentina!
We are excited to be collaborating with Jesica Cirio, an Argentine model and TV show host, through our Venus distributor in Argentina Tecnoimagen. Jesica has been working in the TV industry since 1999, and knows all too well the stress and high demands of being in front of the camera for over a decade: "The active life I lead, and the demands of my profession require the best technology in the world to care for my body. That's where Venus Freeze comes in. It is by far the best technology for body shaping. I wouldn't settle for less."
Tecnoimagen caught up with her in Argentina during a special video spot called "No Me Conformo Con Menos" -I don't settle for less-. There's also a website where you can find more information about the Venus Freeze technology, how it works, what areas of the body can be treated, and where you can find a Venus Freeze provider in Argentina.
Watch Venus Freeze on Today/Tonight
Today/Tonight, Australia's leading current affairs program, discusses how Venus Freeze treatments can be used on a variety of different body issues. In particular, the program followed three very different women who were 100% satisfied with their Venus Freeze treatments.
Dr. Tess Mauricio on Health Beauty Life
Health-Beauty-Life: The Show talks to America's favorite dermatologist, Dr. Tess Mauricio. She tells the program how Venus Freeze treatments can restore the original, youthful look of a person without making them look unnatural.
WNEM TV5 Special Report-Venus Freeze: Facelift of the Future
We're proud to announce Dr. Steven Morris, Plastic Surgeon at the Plastic Surgery Institute in Michigan, being showcased in a Special TV Report on WNEM TV5 News. The TV report covers Venus Freeze as the Facelift of the Future, and you can see the treatment and the results in the report.
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Kerri Kasem and Ashley Marriott present the Venus Freeze with Dr. John Shieh at RejuvaYou Medical
Celebrity Radio Host Kerri Kasem with celebrity fitness trainer Ashley Marriott at RejuvaYou Medical with Dr. John Shieh, MD, showing their secrets to staying young, healthy, and beautiful. Featured is the Venus Freeze, a new technologically advanced non-invasive treatment for shrinking fat, tightening skin, reducing wrinkles, and smoothing cellulite, all without any discomfort! Using a combination of multi-polar radiofrequency electrical energy with magnetic pulsing, the Venus Freeze delivers heating energy below the surface of the skin to stimulate the reduction of fat and contraction of collagen that results in new collagen with better elasticity.
Venus Freeze in Time Warner Cables NY1 News
We're proud to announce Dr. Neil Sadick's participation in a TV News report on new treatments for cellulite by Kafi Drexel from NY1 News. You can watch the video report here.
"Ninety percent of women have to contend with cellulite no matter their size, but new treatments can help get rid of that nagging body flaw by beach season. -NY1's Kafi Drexel"
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Here are a few images from the news report. Thanks to the reporting team at NY1 and to Dr. Neil Sadick from Sadick Dermatology.
News Ch 10 – Health Watch: Venus Freeze Treatments
News Ch 10 talks about Venus Freeze rising popularity in their Health Watch segment. Dr. Tamara Jarrous talks to the show about the benefits of Venus Freeze, "there is no downtime and it just feels like a hot rock massage. The patient enjoys it and gets great results".
Time Warner Cables NY1 News!: Venus Freeze Makes Cellulite History
Watch Venus Freeze featured in the TV show "Despierta America" (Wake-Up America) on Univision, the leading Media Network serving Hispanic America.
TV presenter Paola Gutierrez discovers a new way to enhance the look of your skin, and rejuvenate your entire body in the process. Watch Paola Gutierrez discover a new way to rejuvenate your body with Venus Freeze:
Read about Venus Freeze on Print and Online
HauteLiving.Com – The Best Facial Treatments!
Venus Freeze was recently featured in Haute Living Magazine Online as one of the best facial treatments around today. Haute Living reported that Venus Freeze is a "modern-day miracle for anti-aging", affirming that it's a perfect treatment for those seeking immediate results.
Toofab.com talks about Hollywood's hot new cosmetic treatment – Venus Freeze!
TooFab.Com, the premiere word on celebrity gossip, news, and beauty buzz, talks to dermatologist Dr. Harold Lancer about the newest Hollywood trend – Venus Freeze. "It's incredibly popular because it's painless and it works," Dr. Lancer says. He goes on to explain how the treatments work and why it's become so trendy!
Examiner.com – Venus Freeze: Saving Face With Grace
Non-invasive treatments are "taking over extreme makeovers". This article showcases the revolutionary Venus Freeze and how it's "on the leading edge of beauty"!
RealSelf.com – Are Magnets the Latest Cure for Cellulite?
RealSelf.com offers real reviews on the latest health and beauty products. This blog discusses Venus Freeze treatments innovative technology and presents a number of real users' feedback. "The face and neck results were dramatically tighter and lifted" says one user, "it's not painful at all, kind of like a warm massage".
LAsThePlace.Com –Venus Freeze: Beauty is Not Pain
LA's The Place Magazine online, is a trend setting and trend finding blog featuring the latest news and reviews straight out of LA. This article features an in-depth look into Venus Freeze and why it's fast becoming the leading choice in modern beauty remedies.
TheFashionSpot.Com – Look Amazing at Your Next Big Event with Venus Freeze
The FashionSpot.Com, the ultimate spot for fashion and beauty trends, puts Venus Freeze at #1 on a list of Red Carpet cheats to look great quickly!
The WINDSOR STAR – Health – Putting on your best face
"Much to my surprise, I could see a difference after just one 35-minute treatment. My skin was tighter and plumper, and the wrinkles around my mouth were softened. My husband noticed it right away, and so did my esthetician when I got a facial two days later. Eight days later I showed up to tape an episode of Houida and Friends at Cogeco, and the girls said the improvement was obvious." says writer Karen Hall for The Windsor Star.
Venus Freeze on The Doctors TV Show
If you can't seem to lose that flabby belly skin or cellulite, especially after having children, you aren't alone. Meet Jennifer, a former swimsuit model, who had been discouraged by the lack of results from diet and exercise. Jennifer says that after pregnancy, her stomach "just won't go back to normal…", she declares, "…what I'm doing isn't working".
In this clip from the CBS syndicated show The Doctors, plastic surgeon, Dr. Andrew Ordon performs a Venus Freeze treatment on Jennifer. After only a couple treatments, the results are astonishing. Completely painless, Jennifer says that the Venus Freeze treatment "feels very nice." Check out the clip below!


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I absolutely love creating mandala coloring pages. It's almost meditative – and definitely addictive! I've also found from our site visitors that a lot of adults love coloring mandalas. This makes me happy to think of adults who still love to color!! Then I know I'm not the only old art dork that still cracks out the colored pencils every now and then!
These mandalas were made from a variety of brushes found in Adobe Illustrator, and I had way too much fun using this awesome Halloween borders font to make tons more!
For more Halloween coloring fun, check out these black cat coloring pages, Halloween monster coloring pages, and these Day of the Dead coloring pages. You might also like our regular mandala coloring pages or animal mandala coloring pages, too!
These are awesome but how do you print them individually? When I click on them the page that comes up is completely blank.
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Sunfish, New Musical Featuring Larger-Than-Life Puppets, Takes Top Jury Honor at Daegu International Musical Festival
By Carey Purcell
The new American musical Sunfish, with music by Hyeyoung Kim and lyrics by Michael Cooper, received the top Jury Honor for Music Theater Production at the Daegu International Musical Festival (DIMF).
Directed by Will Pomerantz, the cast of Sunfish includes Joanna Carpenter (Aheh), Eric B. Turner (Father), Jamie Kolnick (Madame Omi), Ryan Stutz (King/Storyteller) and Jeremy Gaston (Monk/Storyteller) and features Lizette Cruz, Rasheem Ford, Timothy Fuchs, Amber Hurst-Martin, Sarah Rolleston and Sai Somboon as Storytellers.
Based on the Korean folk tale, "Sim-Chung," Sunfish follows the journey of a devoted daughter and the sacrifices she makes while helping her blind father regain her eyesight. The production features hand-crafted puppets that are larger than life.
The creative team of Sunfish includes Pomerantz (choreography), Oran Bumroongchart (scenery), Sarah Cubbage (costumes), Allen Hahn (lights), Tae Jong Park (sound), Kathleen Doyle (puppets and masks), Brendan McMahon (puppet consultant), Yan Li (music director), Aaron Jodoin (co-orchestrator) and Will Kellogg (props). Robin Carus and Jennifer Peralta-Ajemian are the casting directors, Benjamin Harper is the production stage manager), Corey Pearlstein is the general manager and Neal Wilkinson is the Production Manager.
Kim and Cooper are winners of the prestigious Jonathan Larson Award, Daryl Roth Award, and were nominated for the Mac Award. Kim is the composer of Café-in (Caffeine), currently running in Tokyo, Japan at Amuse Musical Theatre. Cooper penned additional lyrics It Shoulda Been You.
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- Very informative but there needs to be more closeups Review by Noeline
I found this DVD very informative but as with other of your DVD's I have viewed the camera needs to immediately zoom into the piece being worked on - I found myself wanting to be able to see the detail as soon as the demonstrator started working on the piece. After all it is the technique we want to see not necessarily the demonstrator.
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