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Description: Clough Gates, publisher of the "Superior Telegram," cutting a cake to celebrate his 80th birthday. Max Lavine stands in the middle background, and watching...
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Fresh threads and a fresh set kick off the fifth season of "Tosh.0." Host Daniel Tosh will "reveal a brand new look, having previously donned hoodies, cardigans, casual jackets, deep V's, collared shirts, exposed arms, collegiate apparel, high fashion, sick kicks for the ladies and over-priced concert tees with sexy stubble." The fifth season of "Tosh.0" debuts on Comedy Central on Tuesday, February 5 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT.
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This coming Chinese New Year brings in the year of the 'wood' horse.
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Could've been a lot messier out there.
- Here's a short list of reasons THAT AREN'T why the Oilers lost last night: "not enough grit", "too small", "no hits". Why did the Oilers drop this one? It might have to do with getting just 19 shots and having the puck played too often in the Edmonton zone, and the overtime period left a little to be desired. But hey, that's just me.
- Want to see a team with the 'Chicago' model? Let's try Chicago. The Blackhawks showed everyone last night why they're undefeated in regulation, and their overtime was really a pleasure to watch if you were a Hawks fan. Khabibulin did a pretty good job keeping the Oilers in this one, and was alone fighting when Marian Hossa scored the overtime winner. Patrick Sharp and Marian Hossa had a combined four whacks at the puck, and one of them was going in.
- Fun fact: "The Chicago Model" won a Stanley Cup when Patrick Kane was on his entry-level deal. I'm hoping the Oilers can somehow find the playoffs while Taylor Hall and Jordan Eberle are on their entry-level deals.
- ON THE NETMINDERS When Khabibulin allowed the second goal, I had made mention that it looked like a goal that Dubnyk would've stopped. This immediately meant that I was bagging on Khabibulin, or some other such nonsense. Frequent visitors know that I take liberal shots at Khabibulin's game, but he did a pretty good job at keeping the team in the game last night. There there. There there.
- Am I concerned that Nail Yakupov tends to turn the puck over in his own zone? Yes. Yes I am. I'm even more concerned that he's playing nine minutes total and how he's starting on the fourth line. The guy had one of those electric "I'm going to wire this through the back of the net" goals on the power play last night. When the team is getting just 19 shots on the night, I'm going to play this guy more.
- No relief for the 5 on 5 woes, but Lennart Petrell and Jeff Petry tallied a shorthanded goal early in the first. Wanna see it? Two unlikely candidates open the scoring for the underdog Oilers. Would've been nicer if the team didn't allow a goal to Patrick Kane less than a minute later.
- 19 shots against the number one team in the NHL isn't going to get it done most nights, and Monday was no exception.
- CHEER UP . Okay, fine. All is not lost. The Oilers get Taylor Hall on Thursday in Dallas after serving a two game suspension. And while Chicago's streak of 18 consecutive games with a point didn't die last night, the Oilers were able to somehow scrape a point out of all of that.
- Ed Olczyk, what the hell man?
- Yes, I'm outraged at the fact that Nail Yakupov didn't let Dan Carcillo run him. C"mon, baconator. Get out of here.
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4.0 quake hits Youngstown, Ohio. Yes, Ohio.
So our New Year's Eve tremors have caused talk even in California, as this headline from the Los Angeles Times attests. It was by far the strongest of the 11 earthquakes that rocked the normally placid Mahoning Valley in 2011.
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cuddy1Syllabification: cud·dy
Pronunciation: /ˈkədē/
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cuddy2Line breaks: cuddy
Pronunciation: /ˈkʌdi /
noun (plural cuddies)dialect , chiefly Scottish
1A donkey.
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- Last week a friend was certain that he was on to a profit, because his friend in an ownership syndicate had told him they all fancied their cuddy and were going to have that month's mortgage money on it.
- According to reports the other day, we will be doomed in February 2019, when asteroid 2002 NT7 smacks into planet Earth considerably faster than any of my cuddies have run.
2A stupid person: you great soft cuddy!
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Wedding: 5/23/2014
I could not have been more pleased to have this location for my wedding reception! The service was great--I can't say enough good things about Carolyn, our coordinator, who was there every step of the way! She was very accommodating, was quick to answer any questions, and was just fantastic to work with! I was having a hard time finding venues that would be willing to house a 17 piece jazz band (of which my fiance was a member), and she was excited about the whole thing when I first mentioned it! We decided on the North Ballroom, and it was plenty spacious for a band of that size and 200 guests to eat and dance without feeling crowded! The tall ceilings and large windows provided a simple yet elegant art-deco backdrop that was perfect for our vintage theme. We honestly didn't need too many decorations for the room because the venue was perfect on its own--the centerpieces were enough! The bar in the North ballroom was also original to the location!
There is a difference in renting the facility on a Friday and a Saturday -- we ended up booking a Friday night wedding, which worked out well because we could set up our wedding décor the day before (as there were no other events being held Thursday). Friday night also cost $500 less than Saturday, which was nice for our budget! They do have a minimum amount of guests required for hosting certain nights, which is also why we chose Friday.
We heard so many compliments from our guests about how wonderful the food was from Brandeis Catering! It was delicious! We also selected a beverage package based on our budget and what kinds of drinks we wanted served. Yet again, Carolyn was more than accommodating with our many last-minute changes and answered all of our many questions.
Lastly, I would completely recommend this location to any couple who wants a more all-inclusive wedding reception. In order to rent the facility, you have to use Brandeis Catering, but your "package" includes a lot: the room itself, tables, chairs, utensils, glasses, tablecloths, cake table, gift table, and of course, the food. You don't have to bring in other items unless it's your preference—we rented chair covers for example. The food is priced separately from the venue, but they have multiple options to choose from (hors d'oeuvres vs buffet vs plated).
Overall, we were so pleased with our choice of The Livestock Exchange Building for our reception! It was classy, elegant, and were so pleased with the service! I would highly recommend this venue!
Wedding: 6/20/2013
I highly recommend the Livestock Exchange Building for a reception location. We had our reception in the south ballroom in June of 2013. The ballroom is absolutely BEAUTIFUL! Not only is the location breathtaking, Brandeis Catering staff are wonderful people to work with. We were able to tour the location and email for follow up questions as necessary. We do not live in town and were able to send the contracts back and forth effortlessly. The ballroom was open for plenty of time for us to decorate. Brandeis Catering has multiple options for linens as well as centerpieces, although we added some of our own. When we arrived after the ceremony, our night went perfectly. The staff made sure that everything was organized, the food was set up and refilled as necessary, and they were extremely friendly toward us and our guests. There was a variety of food that was available for adults and children; many guests said it was the best food at a wedding they have ever had.
I have been to many weddings and must say that I felt most welcome and at home at the Livestock Exchange Building. They went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable and that we had the perfect day. I am very thankful that we had the opportunity to have the most important day of our lives celebrated in such an incredible place. We would not change one thing about our wedding celebration and would love to attend more weddings at the Livestock Exchange Building!
Wedding: 7/16/2010
The Livestock Exchange Building North Ballroom was so beautiful, it literally brought tears to my aunt's eyes the first time she walked in the room - even before we decorated!
The staff was very helpful and even let us decorate it ourselves days before the wedding.
We also loved how everything was included in one easy contract - less work on our part! We didn't have to coordinate place settings, linens, food, etc.
The venue is absolutely breathtaking and we highly recommend this for your wedding. It is classically chic and impressive.
Wedding: 10/13/2012
We were in search of an elegant ballroom for our reception venue, which led us to choose the historic Livestock Exchange Building. Most of my family grew up in South O, so the building had a reminiscent aura about it that many guests really enjoyed. Our reception was held in the smaller of the two ballrooms (seats approximately 250 people) and had a charming balcony that wrapped around the top of the space (perfect for the bouquet toss!) The ballrooms are located on the top floor of the building, where you arrive on elevators. The only negative about the elevator ride is that you may be joined by the tenants living in the building, which can be a little awkward at times. The windows are nearly floor-to-ceiling in height and gave way to a night sky view. There was a thunderstorm that night, so we had a lightening show, too!
Wedding: 10/6/2012
They are AMAZING!! Beyond helpful and quick to respond. Have nothing to complain about because they were so on top of everything and willing to help. Food was great and had a sit-down meal and was served quickly for 200+ people. From the service to the food to the other help it was beyond great.
Wedding: 10/15/2011
Everything was great. Michelle coordinated well, and was flexible with schedule. They let us set up early because there wasnt an even before, and let us pick up some items next day so we could enjoy our wedding night. Only complaint was our food was not same as tasting, pasta was cold and dry even though we arrived exactly at the time we told them. Went very well overall
Wedding: 10/15/2011
Our reception was at the livestock and it was absolutely beautiful. The caterers - especially carolyn - was fabulous! She was so helpful and knew just how we should have everything placed. I would highly recommend this venue.
Wedding: 8/13/2011
Beautiful place to have a wedding. The view is spectacular and the catering is wonderful. Overall, a wonderful venue.
Wedding: 9/18/2010
Ballroom was beautiful. We worked with Carolyn who was very professional,experienced and helpful. Guests all enjoyed their food and commented on how great everything looked.
Wedding: 8/21/2010
My reception could not have been better. The food was great, the venue is ALWAYS gorgeous, but more than anything, the customer service was phenomenal. I planned my even from 1200 miles away, and Carolyn Sullivan with Brandeis cateringwas amazing. She made it so easy, and it is because of her that my wedding reception was perfect.
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This is a lesson I learned long ago, but our Library of Forgotten Books project drilled the knowledge into me yet again. For the project, I (like everyone else in the store) had to choose a favorite book that had fallen out of the public eye and spotlight it so that a new audience could find the same joy in it that I did. Easy peasy. I'm often paralyzed by choice, but in this case I knew immediately who to turn to: Penelope Fitzgerald.
Born in England in 1916, she didn't begin publishing fiction until she was in her sixties, but still produced nine classic novels along with several works of non-fiction and a pair of story collections. Before her death in 2000 she'd achieved considerable acclaim and even won a Booker Prize, but she modestly eschewed self-promotion and never reached as many readers as she deserved. And she deserves as many as she can get. Her work is always substantial, yet effortless to read, each novel a marvel of comic deftness. I don't know of any author who can sketch scenes and characters better than she does, and certainly none of her competitors can match her for economy. Every time I've finish one of her books, I'm stunned to realize how much she accomplishes in so small a space. Her longest novel has fewer than 250 pages, but it's as immersive as one twice its size.
Which of her books to add to the Library, though? I had particularly fond memories of Human Voices, her 1980 novel depicting emotional entanglements on the home front during World War Two. London is beset by bombers, and BBC Radio establishes a shelter for its employees so that they can safely continue the work of "saving Britain from despondency and panic" without ever leaving the office. Did I mention that it's a co-ed shelter? Romance blooms for some, annoyances build between others, and small moments of human interaction stand out against the larger historical backdrop. It's a can't-miss winner to please just about anyone.
When I went to order copies for the store, however, I was brought up short. The book isn't out of print, but the publisher isn't doing it any favors. Just a single copy was on hand for shipment. ONE. Across the entire nation. So I tried At Freddie's, Fitzgerald's behind-the-scenes peek at the actors in a decaying theater. Same deal. The Golden Child, her comedic thriller about the theft of Egyptian artifacts from the British Museum? No dice. OK, those are early novels. What about her later works, her masterfully researched and fully imagined fiction set in other lands? Innocence is set in Tuscany, and Fitzgerald imbues that landscape with all the charm of a travel ad without ever losing grip on the real difficulties the aristocrats and the lowborn alike experience in their shared villa. Then there's The Beginning of Spring, set in Moscow on the verge of the Russian Revolution, and The Gate of Angels, set in the philosophical milieu of turn-of-the-20th-century academics who struggle with belief and doubt. Nope, nope, and nope.
After checking the stock on all her novels, only two were on hand in quantity—her last one, The Blue Flower, and the one I chose to promote to you, The Bookshop. It tells the tale of Florence Green, a kindhearted widow with a small inheritance who risks everything to open a bookshop—the only bookshop—in the seaside town of Hardborough. By making a success of a business so impractical, she invites the hostility of the town's less prosperous shopkeepers and runs afoul of the local arts doyenne. Florence's warehouse leaks, her cellar seeps, and the shop is apparently haunted. Trouble ensues when she dares to sell the then-scandalous Lolita. Only too late does she begin to suspect the truth: a town that lacks a bookshop isn't always a town that wants one. Like all Fitzgerald's fiction, The Bookshop is a sharply intelligent entertainment, and given my profession, it's probably the novel I should have picked in the first place.
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Susie31 on 9/22/2009 11:50:00 AM more reviews by Susie31
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral Hair: Red, Straight, Fine Eyes: Grey
(SEE PIC TITLED MAYBELLINE DREAM MATTE MOUSSE and feria chocolate cherry cuz im wearing it and by the way that was in the MORNING BEFORE washing face and AFTER sleeping in it!)very awesome! in classic ivory which is warm without being yellow and finally something pale enough for me! looks tearfully dark in container but goes on light and pale:) basically its actually a TRUE NEUTRAL finally!!! no yellow no pink!
lasts and lasts doesnt budge or "break up"
I even set it with dream matte powder and did this nothing to affect the integrity of the foundation:) it stayed perfect:)
I slept in it (I know bad) no break outs and looked GREAT in the morning, I was sooooo surprised it was still there
totally kept oilies at bay!!! and has a wonderful satin natural finish...
looked younger with it
total ease of application, you cant mess it up.
I am the most picky with foundations and hate most of them.. so much but this one is a keeper for SURE
covers under eye circles too did not accentuate any fine lines, is non drying, totally "flexible" didnt accentuate pores at all.
their 24 hour makeup was crap for me and classic ivory was too dark in that one.
AGE REWIND: their "age rewind" is AWESOME too, I am super oily, but age rewind puts "oil rebound" a bay... and is gel like consistency..not at all greasy
well it says its discontinued (the age rewind) so I thought id add tiny bit review here because they wont let me add a review there after discontinued which really sux of makeupalley)
BACK TO DREAM MATTE MOUSSE:anyway I highly reccomend this even if you PREFER LIQUID foundation cuz I totally prefer liquid and never had luck with mousses or powder cream foundations... yet as a liquid lover, I like THIS one only.(revlon colorstay powercreme/tube=yuck)
so....give it a try.
it passes that test beautifully..when all day everytime you look in the mirror youre pleasantly surprised and pleased:) it looked fresh and new all day, and the finish is what I love the most.. it does something for you rather than JUST cover... you get that satin smooth finish. and no way is it too "matte" not flat !
your face will have DIMENSION and clarity.and just be flawless.
also I find it much better than my beloved L'oreal cashmere perfecte.which is also a power creme in a tube. which I had to rub off of my nose everyday... that was horrible.
UODATE: I am in love with this in porcelain ivory! UNLIKE other maybelline porcelain ivories this is NOT TOO PINKY!!!! yayyyyy its paler than the classic so if classic is too dark for you and youre afraid porcelain will be pink, no worries!!!! I HATE ANY pink in my makeup and with this I dont notice yayayay..perfect! my HG right now.. keeps oily AWAY..I dunno why some people say it makes them ily, it does opposite for some , we all have different chemistry, doesnt break me out looks smooth and flawless and i look YOUNGER!!! NOT drying either and the staying power is GREAT, I touch up around nose thats normal. and dont always have to...love it love it love it i guessits discontinued,not in stores, stock up
UPDATE this was my HG but it doesnt last long and the anti oily effect wore off and now i get extremely oily with it! for the first few months it was GREAT oil control, superb, now it isnt.
bummer cuz porcelain was the most perfect color ive ever found
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oumsker on 9/21/2009 9:11:00 PM more reviews by oumsker
Age: 25-29 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Black Eyes: Black
I'm not too fond of this product at all. When you put some kind of power of top of the mousse, they don't set on the surface well enough. And when there's humidity or sweat involved, it turns pretty ugly. You can see the mousse being washed away and some powder clogging on pores. Ugh. Instead of hiding my pores, does the opposite. Sorry. That's just my experience.
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dancermary13 on 9/21/2009 7:45:00 PM more reviews by dancermary13
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond, Curly, Medium Eyes: Green
I could not find a good shade for my face. This really really made my dry spots noticeable, and my face was still oily and it does not blend well at all.
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inloversdreams on 9/20/2009 12:54:00 AM more reviews by inloversdreams
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brown Eyes: Green
This is my favourite foundation. I've tried so many different foundations and none of them had good coverage and they all made my face feel really cakey. Every other foundation I tried never passed the test of the summer's humidity. They would make my makeup feel heavy and like it was melting off my face. When I put the dream matte mousse to the test it passed with flying colours. Even in the summer's humidity it felt like I wasn't wearing any makeup. It has really great coverage. Before I would apply concealer to my entire face because my face gets very red at times. But with the dream matte mousse, I only have to apply concealer to my dark under eyes. The mousse covered all of my redness and made my skin look very even. I really enjoy this foundation. I don't find that you have to apply a lot and you don't have to reapply. I've gone out for 16 hours with my makeup and it hasn't failed me yet. I also love the glass container it comes in. It makes it look nice and fancy.
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carro1 on 9/16/2009 10:21:00 AM more reviews by carro1
Age: 30-35 Skin: Very Dry, Fair Hair: Other, Straight, Coarse Eyes: Blue
A bit too dry for me. Makes my face flake.
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ahraffarha on 9/15/2009 9:38:00 PM more reviews by ahraffarha
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Olive, Neutral Hair: Black Eyes: Black
This product does not have good staying power, otherwise I used to really like it.
I really enjoy the way it feels to apply it but it definitely requires touch ups every 2-3 hours, even after setting it.
The coverage is good.
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charming5931 on 9/14/2009 4:45:00 PM more reviews by charming5931
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
when i first bought this foundation, i applied it with my fingers and didnt like it very much. it felt too thick and cakey. recently, somebody told me to try it with a wet sponge and i tried it and now i have problems with this foundation! it feels light, goes on smooth, and has decent coverage.
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mellybeerbelly on 9/13/2009 9:11:00 PM more reviews by mellybeerbelly
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
Minimal coverage, and minimal staying power. It melts off my skin by mid day, so I only use when I'm not intending to wear it for long...
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SamanthaKral on 9/13/2009 4:31:00 PM more reviews by SamanthaKral
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Curly, Coarse Eyes: Hazel
First of all let me say I have every foundation in my makeup collection. From Chanel to Laura mercier and even some avon and Mary Kay foundations. Well dream matte I can't say is my hg but it's darn good. I have some dry flaky spots in my face and my nose is super oily. The colors are kinda off but when you find one that works for you stick to it. Here are some steps to make this stuff work. Clean your face always then moisturize and then apply the foundation. You must apply a powder afterwards. On the powder don't use a sponge use a brush to dust over your face. The coverage is defintely medium to full.
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ArBell on 9/13/2009 7:41:00 AM more reviews by ArBell
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Tan, Warm Hair: Black, Straight, Fine Eyes: Black
Price: Could get better for the price. The way my friends told me about it made me want to try it out,but yeah it wasn't worth it. The container is still more than 3/4 full somewhere in my bedroom.
Quality: Well,it does cover up quite well,but it makes your face feel like you have thick make up on. Cakey.
The main way to apply it is by using your fingers,which at the end leaves a smudgy effect,like layering cake,if you do not take your time to blend it.It doesn't look natural.
Packaging: Not really convenient the glass container huh?
Effectiveness: It doesn't cover up pores really effectively
EDIT: Going from a 3 to a 4!
Mattifies skin, by the end of the day it didn't make my skin oily, i can say that it made it LESS oily. Only a glow is left, a healthy one.
It does flake, so be careful to well exfoliate your skin before using it.
Decent coverage. Less than medium but more than light! Need concealing over but overall good product :)
Doesn't clog pores!
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Stepping into his real life role as an animal advocate, on September 26th former Seinfeld star John O'Hurley will step on stage at the theater dubbed America's Prettiest Playhouse to help homeless dogs and cats in Wisconsin. Starting with an open bar and a silent auction which will feature items ranging from porcelain cat figurines […]
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Labor Day Dog Paddle, Madison, WI, Sept. 7, 2009
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Say goodbye to summer with a big splash at Goodman Pool. Reduced chlorine levels welcome the dogs into the pool (humans are only permitted in the water up to ankle deep), all accompanied by plenty of contests. Now in its third year, this event benefits Madison's Capital K9s. Cost: $10 per dog including two humans […]
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Warner Park, home of the Madison Mallards baseball team, may be affectionately known as the "Duck Pond" but on Sunday, June 28 doggies will be sharing the spotlight. Dog families are invited to bring their four-legged friends to the ballpark for Doggie Day, presented by WAGS (the Wisconsin Academy for Graduate Service Dogs). On game […]


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****S O J O M A I L**** Promoting values at the crossroads where spirituality, politics, and culture meet Brought to you by SojoNet Publisher of Sojourners magazine Visit: http://www.Sojo.net +++++++++++++++++++++++++ 5-May-2000 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Q u o t e o f t h e W e e k *The accidental journey H e a r t s & M i n d s *Want some signs of hope? P.O.V. *A blank check for China? B o o m e r a n g *SojoMail readers hit reply S p i r i t u a l P r a c t i c e s *Floss your soul daily O n the W i r e *A visit to the NewsHour W e b S c e n e *You're busted, Madison Avenue R o a d S h o w s *Jim Wallis in Atlanta, Denver, and Wisconsin *David Batstone in No. California and Sweden ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Q u o t e o f t h e W e e k Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach: "Full experiences of God can never be planned or achieved. They are spontaneous moments of grace, almost accidental. Bo Lozoff: Rabbi, if God-realization is just accidental, why do we work so hard doing all these spiritual practices? Rabbi Carlebach: "To be as accident-prone as possible." --Recounted in "It's a Meaningful Life" authored by Bo Lozoff (see more below) ---------------------------------------------------------------- H e a r t s & M i n d s Want Some Signs of Hope? ++++++++++++++++++++++++ By Jim Wallis I spent last week in the Pacific Northwest. The Portland Oregonian story about Call to Renewal and our town meeting said, "Imagine attending a town meeting on ending poverty and coming away feeling hopeful instead of hopeless." I spoke to 2,000 high school students holding a mock political convention, and said that unless their generation helps create a "new politics" in this country, all our future political conventions were destined to be "mock" ones. The popular wisdom says young people don't care about public life. The popular wisdom is wrong. Breaking the death grip of money over politics and dealing with real issues like child poverty in the midst of prosperity are things they really care about. Seattle featured hopeful meetings with a cross section of church and community leaders. But the most moving experience for me was a speech given by Richard Stearns at World Vision's annual "Washington Forum." Rich is the new president of World Vision; before coming to the world's largest relief and development organization, he was CEO of Lenox China. What does a successful businessman who sold fine china know about the poor, some critics asked when Stearns was named World Vision's new leader? In a talk he titled "A Letter to the American Church," he cited letters to some of the earliest churches from the biblical book of Revelations. Stearns eloquently described the lives of two very different churches in the world today - one an affluent suburban American congregation, and the other a poor rural African faith community. You could tell he knew both churches very well. In Rich's story, the pastor of the poor church came to visit the rich church, and was so excited to finally "meet the Christians who can help my people." But as he rose to the beautiful pulpit and began to speak his heart, the visiting preacher realized that nobody was listening, and finally that these Christians couldn't even see or hear him. The poor Christian pastor was invisible in their midst. Desperate, he even followed them into the parking lot, pleading with them as they drove away in their luxury cars and SUVs. For his letter to the American churches, Stearns took every line from the scriptures themselves so that these would be God's words, not just his. I have another title for this talk about the church's responsibility to the poor, given by a former CEO from one of the nation's major corporations. I'd call it, "The Rich Young Ruler Who Didn't Turn Away." ************************************************************* TELL YOUR FRIENDS HOW TO GET SOJO MAIL! ALL THEY HAVE TO DO IS WRITE US: "email@example.com" OR SUBSCRIBE ONLINE AT: http://www.sojo.net/sojomail_subscribe.html ************************************************************* P. O. V. A Blank Check for China? ++++++++++++++++++++++++ by Jim Rice China currently enjoys "normal trade relations" (which used to be called "most favored nation" status) with the United States. But each year, that status comes up for congressional renewal. In one of those lovely quirks of timing, the annual review coincides with the anniversary of the 1989 massacre in Tiananmen Square, thus providing the opportunity for an annual discussion and debate centered (usually) on human rights and not just dollars-and-cents. Human rights, unfortunately, isn't what makes the world go 'round. As AFL-CIO head John Sweeney said, "It is insane that under the rules governing worldwide trade today you can take action against a company for pirating a Madonna videotape, but you can take no action against a company for employing children, or using forced labor, or violating workers' fundamental rights, or poisoning the environment." ...President Clinton claims that keeping the annual review "would be a gift to the hard-liners in China's government, who don't want their country to be part of the world...the same people whose first instinct, in the face of opposition, is to throw people in prison." But does trade promote human rights? Nixon went to China in 1972, and Carter further normalized relations; such overtures haven't seemed to help further democracy. This past year has seen China step up efforts to enter into new trade relations with the world. At the same time, according to the State Department's annual country report for 1999, China's "poor human rights record deteriorated markedly throughout the year, as the government intensified efforts to suppress dissent." Its human rights record is exactly why China has been on probation and has warranted the annual review. Nothing in recent years has changed that, except perhaps Clinton's desire to add to his "legacy." See Jim Rice's entire commentary at: http://www.sojourners.com/soj0005/000541a.html *************************************************************** NOT A SOJOURNERS MAGAZINE SUBSCRIBER? SIGN UP FOR A FREE ISSUE! GO NOW TO: http://www.sojo.net/free.html *************************************************************** B o o m e r a n g ++++++++++++++++++ SojoMail readers hit reply William Van Horn from Burlingame, California, wrote: Just read Sam Mendoza: "Music long has been cherished as a key that opens the human heart. The proliferation of IC-Music makes us all wonder whether we can change the locks." Laughed myself silly. --------------------------- Rose Marie Springer from San Francisco, California, wrote: IC-Music sounds pretty scary -- particularly when you think of people being subject to the whims of just one DJ! I know things like this are already happening in a lot of ways, and the questions it raises are serious. One could easily begin to think that things are progressively getting out of hand! HELP!! ----------------------------- Brent Hursey-McLaughlin from Miami, Florida, wrote: Concerning Jim Wallis' comments about the recent IMF/World Bank protests in D.C.... Isn't it a bit unfair to generalize the protests as too violent by identifying one group with violent tactics from among the dozens of groups that participated in these protests? Truth be known, behind the organization of the protests is a national group known as the Direct Action Network (DAN) which held trainings all over the country for activists who intended to participate in the D.C. protests. The foundation of these trainings is nonviolence. I quote from a training manual used by the Florida DAN: "All participants in this action are asked to agree to these action guidelines: 1) We will use no violence, physical or verbal, toward any person. 2) We will carry no weapons. 3) We will not bring or use any alcohol or illegal drugs. 4) We will not destroy property." Much of the training is then spent focusing on the philosophical basis of, the techniques to achieve, and the results of/ responses to nonviolence as a form of protest. In general, the media misrepresented the protests as nothing more than a bunch of unruly college kids on spring break. As with nearly every issue that Sojourners interprets, these protests are no different. We need you to cut through the media-hyped sound bites and give us a true perspective on things as they transpire. In this case, I fear your initial reaction is an unfair analysis to what appears to be the formation of a new and quite powerful nonviolent movement based on the alliance of diverse groups. May the religious community be an integral part of this movement, judgments aside. ----------------------------- Lee Alley from London, England, wrote: I'm really amazed, after having read Kari Verhulst's report on the protests in Washington, D.C., that the pendulum has swung so far the other way. In the '60s it was easy -- Vietnam, civil rights, government corruption -- the bad guys were proper baddies, things were right or wrong, black or white. It seems some of the venerable veterans (and Kari) miss those good 'ole days on the barricades and need a good old-fashioned baddie to pillory -- enter the IMF, arch-baddie and spawn of globalization. I'm sorry, but I can't buy that. It's so trendy to dis the IMF and WTO that we risk making complete fools of ourselves by shouting simplistic answers to very complex problems. The IMF has made mistakes. I know this comes as a shocker but it IS run by human beings. These humans happen to be experts in the most inexact science on earth -- economics. On the other hand, where would Indonesia, Brazil, Thailand, South Korea, et al. be today (their economies are all growing strongly, Korea very strongly) if the IMF hadn't help them stave off default? Had they defaulted without IMF loans (however bad its remedial adjustment programs) NO ONE would have re-capitalized their economies and they would still be in recession, probably along with the rest of us a la 1930! So 60 percent of World Bank projects go awry? What would the world be like if those other 40 percent weren't right? Where would those people be? At least someone tried on the 60 percent as well. Money got spent and any D- student of economics understands externalities and Keynesian multipliers (except perhaps Christian protesters) and how this still helps expand local and regional economies. --------------------------------- Daniel Medina from Lakeland, Florida, wrote: I have been a reader of Sojourners for a long time. I have always enjoyed the challenge that Sojourners has made to my conservative values. However, I am disappointed but I must say not surprised with the statements I just read in SojoMail regarding the taking of Elian Gonzalez. I am a first generation American. My parents were born in Cuba and immigrated to the US in 1956, prior to the communist regime. Therefore, I have not known the personal impact of communist oppression. Until the violent taking of Elian I believed that this was somehow about "family values" and a father's rights. I do not understand how a family that put its life on hold and risked everything for a child who had lost his mother can somehow become kidnappers. Because the INS revoked parole suddenly the loving nurturing family became criminals who deserve the violent breaking into their private homes to retrieve a child who was not in danger. Does anybody really believe this is about a father's rights? Do you think this father will have any rights to his child in Cuba? Please don't become a branch of this corrupt administration and believe the party line. ------------------------------ A.J. Skurdal from Seattle, Washington, wrote: It saddens and offends me to see [Jim Wallis] resort to shorthand mischaracterizations: "And did anybody really think the people who virtually kidnapped this six-year-old boy -- and have also kidnapped U.S. policy toward Cuba -- were going voluntarily to give Elian up?" As I understand the situation, the INS granted custody to Elian's American relatives. After the Justice Department stepped in and politicized a situation that had been proceeding appropriately through family court and the U.S. legal system, the INS revoked that custody. Lazaro Gonzalez appealed to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals in an effort to secure Elian's right to request asylum, and the judge found in his favor, even specifically denying an INS request to direct Lazaro Gonzalez to turn Elian over to the INS. Despite that court order, the INS went to another judge the evening of Good Friday, presented a misleading affidavit, and thereby obtained a search warrant. The subsequent raid should offend the sensibilities of anyone who values the rule of law and frighten anyone who values freedom. ------------------------- Dan Rocheleau from Sarnia, Ontario, wrote: I lived in Minnesota for two years going to graduate school and met many wonderful people! But living in Canada is sometimes like living next to another dysfunctional family in the neighborhood. Can one imagine the reaction if Elian Gonzales happened to be an American child in a foreign country under the same circumstances? I hate to think about it. ------------------------- Want to make your voice heard? Send Boomerang e-mails to the editor: "firstname.lastname@example.com" ----------------------------------------------------------------- S p i r i t u a l P r a c t i c e s Have you flossed your soul today? +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ by Bo Lozoff Any genuinely good life cannot be maintained without self-discipline, just as healthy teeth cannot be maintained without daily brushing. We don't consider brushing our teeth to be a serious intrusion on our time, or a dreaded period of our day. Every now and then we miss a time, but we're not always looking for excuses to miss brushing our teeth. Basically, we agree it is important, so we make it our own. The first key to maintaining spiritual practice for the long haul is to deeply, deeply accept that spiritual practice is at least as important as brushing our teeth or taking showers or even drinking water. We must stop bucking, avoiding, making excuses, looking for ways out, looking for abstruse philosophies that suggest it is not important. We cannot see cavities developing, but we trust the dentists who tell us they will occur if we don't brush. Countless sages have advised us even more strongly toward spiritual practice. Do we want to trust dentists more than sages? A devotee once complained to the great 19th- century saint Sri Ramakrishna about not having any deep experiences with God. Sri Ramakrishna took him by the hand and led him to the ashram's bathing ghat [pond]. They both walked into the water until they were about waist-deep, and Sri Ramakrishna then pushed the man's head under water with great force, and held him there for nearly a minute. The man struggled and struggled, and finally the saint released his grip and the man emerged urgently from the water, gasping for breath. Sri Ramakrishna said to him, "When you want God as much as you wanted that next breath, you will see God." Explore Bo Lozoff's new book, "It's a Meaningful Life - It Just Takes Practice" at: http://www.penguinputnam.com ---------------------------------------------------------------- O n t he W i r e: ++++++++++++++++++++ In case you missed SojoNet in the nation's media.... Jim Wallis appeared on PBS' NewsHour on Friday, April 28, with Ray Suarez and five "experts" on the Vietnam War protests. For transcript and pictures, go to: http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/asia/vietnam/vietnam_4-28.html ----------------------- Want to learn more about the New Economy? David Batstone writes a weekly column for the newly launched magazine, eCompany (a Time, Inc. publication). The column looks at the latest trends, ideas, and ethical issues that confront e-business. 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A classic in every sense of the term, the Oscar Cichlid has long been heralded as one of the most spectactular and iconic of the aquarium fish!
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jaysnider - 2012-11-11
I had my oscar fish for 3 years and it's 12 inches. Will he get any bigger?
Ezz - 2012-06-07
I have got 2 oscars 1month ago, they are eating OK, but one of them is growing and the other is getting smaller, yet both are active. what can I do for that shrinking oscar
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samiran roy,india - 2012-01-03
Well,I have recently bought a 6ft x 3ft x3ft tank,but I have no fish in it now. Could anybody of you tell me what fish would be suitable for this tank?
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john - 2012-07-13
hey, i have had two of these guys for a while (2 monthsish) and they live with a little blue gill, they are the same size and get along, but i noticed awhile ago that the two different species of fish looked very similar all though they are two different species that live on different contenents, also they seem to have the same body structure as other members of the cichlid family. could it maybe be possible that the blue gill is some kind of cold water cichlid?
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How to determne if they are ready to spawn! and in what size ?
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Loren - 2012-01-18
Does anyone know any details on black blotches on an albino oscars face? When I look it up it says check the pH levels, and Ive seen the strips before but if it is messed up how do I fix it. I have a 3 year old oscar, got him in july so I am farely new at this but his tail has a bit of black and his fins and he has black splotches on his face and forehead area. And also does anyone know what levels I should be testing? Thank you. Ive been learning as I go.
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Anonymous - 2012-01-27
Hi, I am getting a 150 gallon tank that will have( and I meen will) 1 red bellie pacu, 3 senegal bichirs, 4 firemouth cichlids, and a pleco. I was wondering if I could put 3 or 4 oscars in there to keep the pacu away from the other fish. the pacu is owned by my science teacher and has unfortuenetaly gotten a like for meat but I would like to teach it to eat fruits and vegis so it will be less likely to hurt the other fish.P.S.,should I put the pacu in first or the other fish starting with the least agressive ones so they can establish teritory?
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Paul - 2010-03-02
I Have 3 Oscars 6 inch, 3 Convicts 2 inch, 3 Jacks 3 inch , 2 Catfish 2 inch, 2 Red Belly Pacu 4 inch, 1 Red Devil 5 inch, Puffer Fish 2.5 inch, 2 Crawfish, and 1 Blue Lobster 3 inch. They get along for the most part but the Red Devil screws around with the red belly Pacus a lot and 2 of my Oscars have a white dandriff on there Pectoral Fins. I can't figure out what it is. If anyone knows please let me know, I would appreciate it!
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phantom - 2011-12-29
Can I keep an oscar with some gold inca snails or will oscar find it as a fun chew toy?
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I was wondering if it is possible to breed oscars and what are the breeding requierments, like tanksize and telling if it is a boy or girl.
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Does Zack have a facebook account?!!!I found one that seems to be him,but we never know... (-:
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text: Associates To Raise Money For GBLS By: admin April 11, 1994 The sixth annual Boston Associates Fellowship Fund Drive kicks off today. The money raised from the drive, which solicits funds from 34 law firms, supports the work of a Greater Boston Legal Services attorney for a year, according to Jenna Klein of GBLS. The associates hope to raise $35,000, she said. The 1994 fellow is Ellen N. ... Subscribe Login Email Address: Password: Already a paid subscriber but not registered for online access yet? For instructions on how to get premium web access, click here.Forgot your password? Share this:EmailPrintFacebookLinkedInTwitterGoogle +1 1:00 am Mon, April 11, 1994 Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly admin


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Sweet style, seeryew11215! Thanks so much for the submission!
If you have anymore Bravest Warriors fan art you would like to submit, click here!
Created by Pendleton Ward
Executive Producers: Breehn Burns, Will McRobb & Chris Viscardi, and Fred Seibert
Sweet style, seeryew11215! Thanks so much for the submission!
If you have anymore Bravest Warriors fan art you would like to submit, click here!
Wanna know where this is from? The Bravest Warriors episode, "Dan Before Time"
U have no idea how much I love BW, and have you seen the previews of the end of season 2?
Do you know what else looks epic coffeemakerway? THIS FAN ART PIECE!! Job well done!! Keep up the amazing work!!!
If you have some super amazing Bravest Warriors fan art, like this, that you would like to share, click right there!!!
John Omohundro is signing with us NOW at WonderCon! Booth #1201! Come meet Officer Vasquez!
I draw a picture of myself on my classroom's chalkboard everyday. I collect those pictures as camera phone photos and post them on Sundays. See the rest here.
This week I had a go at Bravest Warriors, the animated YouTube series created by Adventure Time mastermind Pendleton Ward. I'm a big fan and recently bought a page of artwork from BOOM! Studios' BW comic series to hang in my classroom, drawn by the talented Mike Holmes!
Mike's sale might still be going on as of this post, if anybody's interested…
Chalkiest Warriors!
Thanks to teachmoments for sharing this pic and be sure to check out more of teachmoments' daily chalk pics!
i forgot to post this but LOOK who arrived a couple days ago :^O
It looks like some of you are already getting in your Bravest Warriors bendable figures!
If you have received yours, please share it with us!
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Thanks stayarlert for making this awesome fan art piece!
Danny P.I.? Selfies? Explosions? Can I get, like, umm… a 10-4 on how awesome these tees are?
While you're checking out these sweet tees, don't forget! The latest Bravest Warriors episode "The Puppetyville Horror" written by Invader Zim creator Jhonen Vasquez airs today! It's only on Cartoon Hangover so make sure you're subscribed!
Vasquez P.I.
You enjoyed Danny "Magnum" Vasquez with goat eyes in "Hamster Priest?"
Hamster Priest has some of the funniest character designs from Bravest Warriors so far, pants down. I mean HANDS down.
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Motorola Bravo Review Pt. 1Aaron Baker - Member
Aaron takes a look at the Motorola Bravo, a mid-range Android phone on AT&T. It offers an 800 MHz processor, 3.7-inch display, Android 2.1 with MOTOBLUR, and a 3-megapixel camera. It's a nice little smartphone, but at $129, is it worth choosing over other inexpensive devices like the Palm Pre Plus and BlackBerry Torch? Part 1 of 2.