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Jun 15, 2012Endless Flowers is the best music of the Crocodiles's career to date. The first thing you'll notice is the tempo. The songs are waaay more effervescent this time around (the word "effervescent" is sophomoric in a review - the way "saccharine" is, usually in describing the same kind of music - but "effervescent" is the perfect word in this instance). Crocodiles's mission seems to be the classic non-sequitur of lyrical and graphic morbidity with indie pop sugar. Taking the idea to it's logical conclusion just makes sense. Endless Flowers is a phenomenal indie pop record because it's euphoric and manically depressive at the same time. Sweet and sour go together in food; they go together in music as well. Best of all, rather than just whip up a big, ol' wall of sound (the general approach on their last record, Sleep Forever), Crocodiles bounces the plush songs off of the muscular ones. The contrast between "Sunday (Psychic Conversation #9" and "No Black Clouds For Dee Dee" and "Electric Death Song" is more dynamism in three tracks than in the first two albums combined. Crazy, trippy, hippie **** (the long intro to "Hung Up On A Flower") deploy the sonic tactics that separate albums from mere collections of songs. Good (but not too good) production values round out the indie pop splendor of Endless Flowers. I can spin my wheels in praise all day. I should just say this is a great pop record, plain and simple.… Expand
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Flat Iron Steak?
- Candy Sep 27, 2006 08:26 PM
I picked up a flat iron steak yesterday and have never seen one available before around here. Any suggestions for preparation? Marinate & grill? This is a new cut for me. I know it is a shoulder cut. The package says tender and juicy. Any experts on this cut?
re: pikawicca
Kroger had a bunch of them yesterday.
re: pikawicca
I get mine at Foodlion and Harris Teeter. I love them and they taste great
Flat iron steaks are great-- there is sometimes a band of gristle that needs to be removed, but usually that is done by the butcher/meat guy. They're great marinated and grilled, and have a really good beefy flavor so marinating is not essential. The big thing is to not cook it past medium (I like mine medium-rare) or it will turn into shoe leather.
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I completely agree. No need to marinate it.
I got a bunch of them a month or so ago, so have been experimenting. It's from the chuck blade and is actually a new cut that they just came up with. I've been marinading with whatever, and grilling 5 minutes or less per side, then slicing on diagonal, they come out really juicy and beefy. I don't want to say it's like filet mignon when left over exactly, but the slices the next day are great on a sandwich or fajita, definitely better than flank steak.
Publix has carried this cut for around a year. A lot more tender than flank or skirt & a great beef flavor for the price. A good steak alternative when on a budget.
These were always a well kept secret with the butchers. They were called, by our family butcher years ago, chicken steak.
they are great on the grill and are very tender. they are alo much different than either flank or skirt or hanger steak.
Once you've had them, you'll be looking for them all the time.
This is one of my favorite cuts, it is, indeed, very tender and flavorful. Anything you can do with a flank or cube steak you can do with a flat iton. This is my most frequent preparation.
The Dining Divas Flat Iron
Sea salt to taste
1 tsp, cracked grd. black pepper
1 tsp. cayenne pepper
1-2 Tbls. oil
1 medium red onion
2 or 3 garlic cloves minced
1/2 cup beef stock or broth
1/2 cup red wine
1 Tbls. Dijon mustard
Season both sides of the flat iron with sea salt to taste. Spring 1/2 teaspoon of the black pepper and cayenne on each side of the flat iron and set aside. You can actually do this step a few hours in advance. Wrap and refrigerate. Preheat oven to 350*
In a saute pan large enough to hold the steak heat the oil until very, very hot, just below smoking. At steak and sear on one side for a 2-3 minute, flip and sear on the second side. Remove flat iron to an ovenproof dish (I use an old pie tin) and put in the oven. Leave any remaining oil and drippings in the saute pan.
Depending upon how done you want your flat iron, let it cook in the oven for 5-10 minute before starting the onions. Heat the saute pan with oil and drippings so that it is very hot. Add the red onions and saute over high heat for 1-2 mintues, then add the minced garlic. Reduce heat to medium and cook for about 7 or 8 mintues. Add beef stock, red wine and dijon mustard. Bring to a simmer and reduce, about 5 minutes. You're looking for more onions than sauce, but if you perfer more sauce, just reduce it less.
Remove flat iron from the oven and let it rest on a cutting board. Pour any accumulated juices into the onion mixture, there is usually about 1/3 cup of accumulated juice. Slice mean across the grain. Serve steak slices topped with the onion sauce. This goes really well with garlic mashers. Bith the flat iron and the sauce reheat very well.
I can usually get 2 meals for 2 people out of 1 flat iron. It ranges from $8.99 - $10.99/lb in San Diego (butcher price not the supermarket), so getting 2 meals out of one flat iron makes it a realtive good bargain for us.
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Wow, I paid $4.99 wholesale to get a case, and then saw the same thing (cryovac) at the local grocery store for $2.99!! Now I don't feel so bad.
If you have a friendly butcher/meat cutter, when chuck roasts are on sale, have him cut one about 5-6 inches thick. Cut the meat up for pot roast, stew or ground chuck, but cut out the muscle that is about 5 in long and 3 in wide, that has a large piece of gristle running through the middle. The gristle separates the two flatiron steaks. Cut the piece in half along the gristle so that you have two steaks, about 1 1/2 in thick and 5 in long, 3 in wide.
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The part of the chuck that the flat iron comes from is the top shoulder roast. Yeah there is a really thick piece of connective tissue running in the middle of the roast to seperate it in to a top and bottom flat iron. There still is a lot of silver skin connective tissue running in that roast. I like them but I really like the flavor of a skirt or flank over the flat iron.
My corner grocery store started carrying these steaks a few weeks ago. I usually grill them with a little worstershire (sp?) and montreal seasoning rub. They are so tender you don't need to do too much to them. I'd like to do a sauteed steak next time. My grocery store sells them in family packs, so I froze some and found that they freeze well.
I cooked the flat iron steak for the first time tonight. Everyone thought it was so tender and juicey. I just put salt and pepper on them and put them on the grill. Would definetley cook these again.
the flat iron is a great cut! it been my fav. for some time now always tender and juicy and i dont feel a need to marinate it at all... to me you marinate a bad cut or a tough steak and this is niether... montreal steak seasoning touch of season salt and a lil onion powder and a lil garlic powder just my pref. but the steak doesnt need seasoned at all... Kroger is the only one i know who sells them
re: Mild Bill
what are you talkin about this is the flat iron movement! lol
get in or gtfo... lol just kidding
i love flat iron steaks. i used bobby flay's coffee rub on them and it rocked.
re: mrsjenpeters
it does sound good
re: mrsjenpeters
These were on sale for $2.99lb at my local grocery. Thanks for the tips! I am planning on putting some java rub on it and grilling to medium rare....I can't wait!!!
I love flat iron steak. I found by just trial and error that the best way to cook is to use a marinade like Moore's or Dales, (Moores is better).
You need:
1/4-1/2 cup marinade,( You can add more or less as needed)
match the above with the same amount of beef broth.
add 1/4 cup Worcestershire sauce
blend with wisk
season steak with tenderizer and seasoning as desired
place in covered pan in fridge for a minimum of 30 minutes
cook on grill to doneness
times vary due to grill and method of cooking (I prefer charcoal)
For best results, thin slice and serve with your favorite steak sauce for dipping


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With apologies to William Shakespeare, I have twisted Hamlet's speech in light of the current Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. As my wife and I watched the parade of beautiful pooches, we thought lovingly of our Shih Tzu, Ming, who lived with us for 21 years. She is still in our hearts and memories.
Should we go back to being dog-owners, with all the benefits as well as drawbacks? After all, walking a dog in two feet of snow is not a pleasant task for septuagenarians. As we watched the wondrous breeds on television, we were almost swayed. Madison Square Garden was all decked out for the 2,721 dogs competing for the 2013 Westminster Crown.
With loving affection and pride, each dog-owner stepped out on the Garden astro-turf floor to display the best features of their animals. The various breeds' attributes and qualities were described by the announcer: the Pomeranian, the Dachshund, the Whippet, the Beagle, the German Shepherd, the English and French Bulldog, the Chihuahua, the Pug, the Terrier and the Labrador all captured our hearts as we watched them strut and pose.
Of course, some have expressed concern that all of the dogs on display in the show are purebreds, with not a mutt in sight. People love their mutts just as much as the purebreds, and loving any dog—and receiving their affection in return— is a blessing from above.
When we return home feeling dejected, we can be assured of our canine's love waiting for us at our door. But the memories of the inconveniences pop up in our minds: Veterinarian bills, grooming expenses and boarding the dog when we are on vacation. Also, the needed midnight strolls can be troublesome. Are we being selfish, or are we being careful in considering all of the responsibilities inherent in dog ownership?
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Lola Montez so beautiful
Shady and a tempered dame
Blinding your eyes with her spider dance
Her perfomance utterly erotic subversive to all ideas
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And cool as she was she didn't care
See the miner throw his gold
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Researchers Find Connection Between Caloric Restriction and Longevity
David Cameron, Harvard Medical School
Scientists at Harvard Medical School, Cornell Medical School, and the National Institutes of Health have discovered how caloric restriction enables cells—and many higher mammals—to live longer and healthier lives. Understanding this process provides the foundation for creating drugs that treat age-related diseases.
For nearly 70 years, scientists have known that caloric restriction prolongs life. In everything from yeast to primates, a significant decrease in calories can extend lifespan by as much as one-third. But getting under the hood of the molecular machinery that drives this longevity has remained elusive.
Now, reporting in the September 21 issue of the journal Cell, researchers from Harvard Medical School, in collaboration with scientists from Cornell Medical School and the National Institutes of Health, have discovered two genes in mammalian cells that act as gatekeepers for cellular longevity. When cells experience certain kinds of stress, such as caloric restriction, these genes ramp up and help protect cells from diseases of aging.
"We've reason to believe now that these two genes may be potential drug targets for diseases associated with aging," says David Sinclair, associate professor of pathology at Harvard Medical School and senior author on the paper.
The new genes that Sinclair's group have discovered, in collaboration with Anthony Sauve of Cornell Medical School and Rafael de Cabo of NIH, are called SIRT3 and SIRT4. They are members of a larger class of genes called sirtuins. (Another gene belonging to this family, SIRT1, was shown last year to also have a powerful impact on longevity when stimulated by the red-wine molecule resveratrol.)
In this paper, the newly discovered role of SIRT3 and SIRT4 drives home something scientists have suspected for a long time: mitochondria are vital for sustaining the health and longevity of a cell. Mitochondria, a kind of cellular organ that lives in the cytoplasm, are often considered to be the cell's battery packs. When mitochondria stability starts to wane, energy is drained out of the cell, and its days are numbered. In this paper, Sinclair and his collaborators discovered that SIRT3 and SIRT4 play a vital role in a longevity network that maintains the vitality of mitochondria and keeps cells healthy when they would otherwise die.
When cells undergo caloric restriction, signals sent in through the membrane activate a gene called NAMPT. As levels of NAMPT ramp up, a small molecule called NAD begins to amass in the mitochondria. This, in turn, causes the activity of enzymes created by the SIRT3 and SIRT4 genes—enzymes that live in the mitochondria—to increase as well. As a result, the mitochondria grow stronger, energy output increases, and the cell's aging process slows down significantly. (Interestingly, this same process is also activated by exercise.)
"We're not sure yet what particular mechanism is activated by these increased levels of NAD, and as a result SIRT3 and SIRT4," says Sinclair, "but we do see that normal cell-suicide programs are noticeably attenuated. This is the first time ever that SIRT3 and SIRT4 have been linked to cell survival."
In fact, the mitochondria appear to be so essential to the cell's life that when all other energy sources inside the cell—including the nucleus—are wiped out, yet the mitochondria are kept intact and functional, the cell remains alive.
SIRT3 and SIRT4 may now also be potential drug targets for diseases associated with aging. For example, in recent years scientists have become increasingly aware of the importance of mitochondrial function in treating diseases such as cancer, diabetes, and neurodegeneration.
"Theoretically, we can envision a small molecule that can increase levels of NAD, or SIRT3 and SIRT4 directly, in the mitochondria," says Sinclair. "Such a molecule could be used for many age-related diseases."
According to Suave of Cornell, "This study also highlights how advanced technological methods can help resolve fundamental biological questions in ways that were hard to achieve as recently as a few years ago."
This study is supported by the National Institutes of Health and the Paul F. Glenn Laboratories for the Biological Mechanisms of Aging. Sinclair and Suave are consultants to Sirtris Pharmaceuticals, a company aiming to treat diseases by modulating sirtuins. Sinclair is also a cofounder of Sirtris Pharmaceuticals and sits on their advisory board and board of directors.
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Producer Michael Patrick King says that a third Sex and the City film may be made in our future. The writer and director agreed with Sarah Jessica Parker's recent comments that there's still another story to tell based on the HBO series.
"The great gift or riches or luck is that I worked on two shows that were so full that they spilled over into people's lives and the characters were rounded enough that you could still wonder where they are," he told Entertainment Weekly. "Sarah Jessica and I both know what that final chapter is. That doesn't mean it will or should be told, but I do think there's one story left. Whether it ever happens is a whole other situation. But there's four girls, and those girls are still in my mind. There are other stories to tell and characters that haven't even been written yet."
Sex and the City originally ended its run on HBO in February 2004, and the first movie arrived in theaters four years later. Sex and the City 2 was released in 2010.
King added that despite the previous film's negative reaction, there is still a huge fanbase for the series, especially after The CW's prequel The Carrie Diaries. "It's a very interesting balance of zeitgeist and letting go and coming back and figuring out if you're done or you're not done. I listen to people a lot, actually," he said. "What I do know is that there's interest, but with interest comes non-interest. It's all really about the stories, and if you actually think you have something left to say that would make it exciting and worthwhile for the fans' time, that's really the question. Not whether you can get away with it, not whether anybody will buy it, not whether you can make money on it. It's really like, is there enough or more to say that would justify people risking seeing their favorite characters again? And I think there's one chapter left."
King also added that while a third film may not ever be released, he wanted fans to know that he and Sarah Jessica Parker were in agreement on a possible third and final installment.
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Anne Brayer MD, Pediatric Emergency Physician, said, "Well magnets themselves are not particularly dangerous if they are played with properly. The problem comes along when small children who are too young to know better than to put them in their mouths get ahold of them."
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Security vulnerabilities are abundant on wireless networks (WLAN) without the right safeguards in place, however. A cool product known as AirMagnet Handheld Analyzer can assist you in locking down your WLAN and trouble-shoot performance problems to boot.
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Suburban-Boston's Advanced Communications Technologies (ACT) is one of the most successful electronics installation companies for good reason: partners Paul Diggin and Keith Bartholomeu divide and conquer the many responsibilities of owning and operating a vibrant small business in an erratic economy.
Bartholomeu's expertise lies in his understanding of analog and digital technologies and his diverse training allows him to excel in everything from home theater, to networking and automation. Diggin draws from his corporate business background, as well as his side job as vocalist for a Boston-area rock band.
The Gen X duo knows a thing or two about the convergence of analog and digital technologies and the role that new technologies play in this new age of home entertainment. Diggin says that once a budget has been established, it is important to design a solution that incorporates good audio and video quality with user friendliness, and the opportunity to grow the system as technology changes. "The Savant package gives [homeowners] cool control, plus it can be built on for other areas of the house," says Diggin.
Using a mix of components that are familiar to A/V enthusiasts as well as the general public, Diggin chose products from Sharp Electronics, Sanus, Panamax, Savant and KEF. With Integra's new DTR-40.4 A/V receiver as the heart of the system, this receiver can manage analog and digital sources, which could include cable/satellite boxes, gaming consoles and Blu-ray disc players, as well as streaming content from a home network and services like Pandora, Spotify and Rhapsody.
Building upon the system's fundamental A/V offerings, Diggin also notes that through the power of the Savant system homeowners can expand their control capabilities whenever they desire. Moreover, through the inclusion of the Panamax M4315-PRO power management product, users can remotely manage their system's electricity in the event of a power failure or some other power-related event. With the M4315's BlueBolt technology homeowners can also monitor their plugged-in devices' energy consumption, plus the unit provides power protection and line filtration to help components last longer and run better. And considering most people already hold onto their audio gear much longer than video components, a little more TLC can go pretty far.
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WEDNESDAY: Texas singer/songwriter Ryan Bingham drags his Dead Horses into Annapolis' Rams Head Tavern. The Ottobar hosts the jangle-rock of Muscle Twin, along with T-Shirt! T-Shirt!, History, Albatross, and Magick Bullet Theory. See Ponytail at the Talking Head tonight because the next show could well be at an arena on the frigging moon once the people get their hands on the band's upcoming record; the Carrots, Lizz King, and the Methamphetamines open. Ivan Neville trades his brothers for something called Dumpstaphunk at the 8X10 with Old Man Brown. Sheryl Crow plays Columbia's Merriweather Post Pavilion with Ray LaMontagne and Ingrid Michaelson.
THURSDAY: Clinic brings its trashed psych-rock--and, yes, creepy surgical masks--to Sonar with BBQ. Fiddle rockers New Bloods cut you real good at Washington's Black Cat with Equinox and Turboslut.
FRIDAY: Sounding more creepy than anything, Bruce in the USA, a "note-perfect and visually accurate recreation of a Bruce Springsteen and the E. St. Band show," does its thing at Rams Head Live with Scott Yvonne. Local hardcorer/metalsmith Compression, releasing its new album Battle of the Ants tonight, does mean, mean things to the ears at the Ottobar with Avec, Monger, and the Deep Cuts. Fugazi's Joe Lally grooves more than barks at the Talking Head with Glorytellers and Baby Aspirin. Across the hall at Sonar, the unlikely but awesome pairing of Diplo and Dan Deacon makes the kids sweat hard with DD/MM/YY. Baltimore soul-rock mainstays the All Mighty Senators make it bounce at the 8X10 with 3 Fifths. Skanking Coloradans the Repercussions are at the Sidebar with the Beltway Alarms, Fierce Allegiance, and Zebracake. If you don't get enough TV at home, Pier Six Pavilion hosts "Making the Band 4--the Tour" with Danity Kane, Day26, and Donnie Klang; P. Diddy will be there. Strange Design, which "recreates Phish shows in their entirety," entirely misses the point of jam-rock at Towson's Recher Theatre. The Peabody Jazz Quartet shines at the New Haven Lounge.
SATURDAY: The Ottobar hosts "Thee Summer Swarm Festival" with Glenmont Popes, Ironboss, the Rude and the Reckless, the Headshakes, the Expotentials, Headwounds, the Lysine Contingency, and King Giant--a whole lotta rock `n' roll, beer, and, allegedly, motorcycles. Dismemberment Plan descendants Travis Morrison Hellfighters play the Talking Head with the Courtesy Line and Gary B and the Notions. The Sidebar hosts the "Curt/Dong" festival with Blondsai, making its last ever appearance, Thee Lexington Arrows, Geisha Lightning, Survivors of Camp Crystal Lake, and the Mandroids. James Taylor plays music for the folks at Pier Six Pavilion. The Outlaw Jazz Collective takes cover at the New Haven Lounge. Californian Reed KD brings his pretty, wistful nomad-folk to Joe Squared with Steve Hefter and Friends of Friends. A/V mad scientist Bryon Westbrook brings his multichannel mindfuck "Corridors" to the Red Room at Normals Books with City Paper contributor Shelly Blake-Plock. Electro-house remix darling MSTRKRFT returns to the area for a show at Washington's 9:30 Club with Will Eastman and the Nouveau Riche DJs.
SUNDAY: Dave Matthews-doting Ryan Cabrera takes you back to college at Rams Head Live with FERRAS. Androgynously voiced goof rapper MC Chris headlines a night at the Ottobar that also appears to involve live art, robots, and robots fighting, with Age of Rockets and Karmella's Game.
MONDAY: We are so much reaching the apocalypse if the popularity of cruddy aughties not-quite-metal bands are turning cruddy '90s not-quite-metal bands such as Filter into something uncomfortably close to iconic--and a $22 ticket is uncomfortably close--at Rams Head Live with Ours and Opiate for the Masses. (The song you're trying to think of right now is "Hey Man, Nice Shot.") Natti Vogel--imagine the National with a piano-bar gig--plays the Ottobar with the Safeword Club. Georgia's Quiet Hooves come to SCarey Studios bearing horn-lit porch-folk-cum-quirk-pop-cum-racket with Future Islands, Teenage Souls, and CP contributor Ed Schrader.
TUESDAY: Philly's Stinking Lizaveta brings its apocalypse jazz to the Talking Head with Deathhammer and the Wayward. The U.K.'s Restarts makes punk for the punks at the Sidebar with Mouth Sewn Shut, Instant Asshole, and the Cult Classics.
WEDNESDAY: If you have $15 and feel the need to get out of Baltimore and maybe enjoy a marginal event, might we suggest the US Air Guitar Championships, held tonight at the 9:30 Club. If you're feelin' the marginal-event thing but don't want to leave town, head up to the Ottobar for an Xbox 360 Rock Band competition. If you remember the jumpin' lounge movement of about 10 years ago, hopefully you also remember it had a small, halfway-smart side, at least in the Squirrel Nut Zippers, who tonight play Rams Head Tavern. Arbouretum shows are few and far between these days, so be damn sure you're at the Talking Head tonight along with Pontiak, Blake/e/e/e, and Television Hill.
IN THE WINGS: The F Yeah Tour, boasting the unfuckwithable lineup of Monotonix, Matt and Kim, the Death Set, and Team Robespierre, comes to Sonar June 17. (For more information visit http://www.sonarbaltimore.com">www.sonarbaltimore.com or call [410] 783-7888.) R.E.M. comes to Merriweather Post Pavilion June 11 with Modest Mouse and the National.
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Kentucky center Nerlens Noel is "doing fine" after surgery on his left knee to repair a torn ACL.
Wildcats coach John Calipari provided the update Wednesday in a post on his Facebook account Wednesday. He said Noel called him after Tuesday's operation, which was performed by famed orthopedic surgeon James Andrews in Gulf Breeze, Fla. The coach said the surgery "went well" for the 6-10 freshman, who sustained the season-ending injury in a loss at Florida on Feb. 12.
Noel's call was placed on speakerphone so he could talk to his Wildcats teammates, who begin play Friday in the SEC Tournament as the No. 2 seed. Calipari said "it was great for his teammates to hear from him after surgery, and I think it helped Nerlens, too."
Noel's rehabilitation is expected to take 6-8 months. Projected as an NBA Draft lottery pick, his pro prospects played a major role in the surgery's timing and Andrews performing it.
Considered the nation's top recruit last year, Noel averaged 10.5 points, 9.5 rebounds and a nation-leading 4.42 blocks per game en route to being voted the SEC's freshman and defensive player of the year by league coaches. He also was a first team All-SEC selection and was one of four Wildcats on the all-freshman team.


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Miss Henry County Forestry Pageant
The Miss Henry County Forestry Pageant will be held February 22 at noon at Strong Rock Christian School. It is for ages 0 - 24. The deadline to enter is February 14. For info email firstname.lastname@example.com.
African American Heritage Program rescheduled for March 1
Stockbridge Mayor Pro Tem, Alphonso Thomas and the Stockbridge Civic Association are proud to present the 3rd Annual African American Heritage Program. The program will highlight notable contributions of African-Americans to American culture and history and will feature local students and members of the community. The event has been rescheduled (due to inclement weather) for March 1 at 4 p.m. at historic Smith-Barnes Elementary School located at 147 Tye Street Stockbridge in. Admission is free.
Genealogy Foundations Classes
The Genealogical Societies of Henry and Clayton County continues their series of Genealogy Foundations Classes on Friday, February 21 from 10 a.m. until noon. The class will be on documenting your family history with Dorothy Tuck. On February 28 from 10 a.m. until noon the class will cover Census, Military Records and Specialty Collections. Contact email@example.com. The series is free with society membership ($30) best value, or daily research fee for nonmembers. Visit them online at www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gagshcc/ The Brown House is located at 71 Macon Street in McDonough.
Henry Singers
The Henry Singers have begun practice for their May concert with music from Broadway and movies. It isn't too late to join them, however. Practice is every Thursday night at 7:30 in the choir room of the McDonough Presbyterian Church on McGarity Road in McDonough. No audition is necessary. If you enjoy singing for the sheer joy of it, come join the group under the direction of Marion Williams.
GriefShare at Bethany Baptist Church is a support group ministry that meets several times during the year to help those who have lost loved ones in death. Grief Share is a Bible based seminar led by people who understand the pain of losing someone and want to help you through the healing process. Please check out www.griefshare.org/ and then contact the church at 770-957-4455 if you would like more information or if you are interested in joining their next seminar. The church is located at 4 North Bethany Road in McDonough. Henry Baptist Church also has a GriefShare group that currently meets on Sunday from 3 - 5 p.m. in room W-206. For more info contact the church at 770-914-1191. The church is located at 4035 Jodeco Road in McDonough.
Mystery Dinner Theatre
Bethel UMC will present "Her Lips Are Sealed" (produced by special arrangement with Contemporary Drama Series), March 8 at 6 p.m. Join them for a fun "whodunnit" Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre play. They will have great food and lots of surprises. Limited seating, reservations required by Feb 23. The cost is $30 per person, www.bethel-umc.com, 770-474-2570, The church is located at 245 Fairview Road in Stockbridge.
Alzheimer's Support Group
Laurel Park Nursing and Rehab has partnered with Dogwood Forest Assisted Living to hold an Alzheimer's Support Group. The group will hold it's first meeting on Tuesday March 11 at 6:30 p.m. at Laurel Park. They are located at 1050 Hospital Drive in Stockbridge. All community members are invited to join them. For more information call Rachel Campbell at 770-507-3840.
St James The Apostle Catholic Church Music Ministry is now in rehearsal for their Spring Sacred Music Concert. They will perform the Haydn Missa Brevis in B Flat Major (The Little Organ Mass) as well as five selections from the Easter portion of Handel's Messiah. Rehearsals are Thursdays from 7 until 9 p.m. This event is open to anyone who loves to sing. Music and rehearsal cd's will be furnished. They will be accompanied by a string quartet. The concert date is May 10. The church is located at 1000 GA Highway 155 N. in McDonough.
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Valjee puts England in box seat
Umesh Valjee played a captain's innings as his unbeaten century made England favourites to win the Deaf Ashes for the first time.
The opener carried his bat as the tourists replied to Australia's first-day 157 with 188. Crucial to that 31-run first-innings lead were stands of 49 and 59 for the last two wickets.
Buoyed by their advantage, England reduced their opponents to 70 for five by stumps with Stephen George taking 3-27 from 21 unbroken overs, including 12 maidens.
That left the hosts, who have held the May/Craven Trophy since its inception in the early 1990s, with a precarious lead of 39 going into the final day.
England resumed on 60 for three with Valjee on 29 but Stephan Pichowski could only add four to his overnight eight before becoming Tim Regan's third victim.
Yesterday's bowling hero Paul Allen, who claimed 7-30, was soon caught and bowled by Justin Bergin without addition to the score.
Australia's dominance with the ball, similar to England's yesterday, continued as Andrew Wood was bowled by Australia captain Kym Daley.
James Dixon and Daryl Sykes followed for ducks to Regan, who finished with 5-56, and Matthew Shenton respectively to leave England reeling at 86 for eight, still 71 behind.
However, Valjee and 17-year-old George Greenway eked out vital runs before the latter fell on the stroke of lunch for 18 from 45 deliveries to a smart slip catch by Tim Bergin off Russ Churchyard.
George heroically occupied the crease for 80 minutes after the interval, while his skipper completed a magnificent 104 not out from 262 balls, featuring 11 fours, in 363 minutes.
Valjee's collection of classy shots around the ground ended when Paul Welch had George caught and bowled for seven from 55 deliveries.
England maintained the momentum as Allen trapped Adam Vero in front for nought.
Grant Thompson and Luke Trudgett put on 36 before the latter was bowled by Dixon for 25.
Churchyard, who was particularly obdurate, and Thompson crawled along with 13 runs in 14 overs before George cleaned up the latter for 15.
He also saw the back of Bergin for 14, well held at cover by James Schofield, and Welch - Australia's top-scorer in the first innings with 63 not out - thanks to Dixon's sharp catch at mid-off.
That left the hosts 66 for five and they added four as Churchyard and Daley finished unbeaten on six and three respectively, the former's from 102 balls.


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Visiting Artist Series
The Visiting Artist Program seeks to bring to the College of Law actors, directors, writers, musicians, painters, sculptors, and other artists so that they may discuss with our students, faculty, and the legal community the issues facing them as working artists.
The Visiting Artists, in dialogue with attorneys, law faculty and students, share their perspective on the legal problems they encounter in their profession, including copyright, contract issues, agency, and moral rights. Through this dialogue we hope to further understanding of these issues by both artists and those in the legal community.
- In November of 2005, Jeff Perry, CIPLITs first Visiting Artist, spoke on his multi-faceted career as an actor, director, producer and teacher, and some of the legal issues facing him as a celebrity and as the developer of new properties for stage, screen, and television.
- Austin Pendleton, CIPLIT's second Visiting Artist, with entertainment law attorney and DePaul alum, Todd Musburger and Professor Margit Livingston gave a presentation focusing on copyright protection for a director's staging of a play in January of 2007. The panel discussed this topic along with other the legal issues facing actors and directors.
- The College of Law's third annual Visiting Artist in 2008 was Zach Helm, a graduate of The Theatre School at DePaul University, as well as an acclaimed film writer and director. He discussed the recent screenwriters' strike with Professors Alan Salzenstein and Margit Livingston.
- In 2009, one of the leading saxophone players of his time, Frank Catalano, along with attorney Gregg Gansmann and College of Law professors Ben Alba and Margit Livingston, gave a lunchtime presentation focusing on the attorney-artist relationship, as well as the legal issues Catalano has faced while building his music career. To see videos from this event, please click here. To view the musical performance from the event, please click here.
- In 2010, Brian Dennehy discussed the impact of the law and legal representation on his career as an internationally renowned stage, movie, and television actor with Professor Margit Livingston.. Also in 2010, Bernard Maisner, internationally renowned artist, calligrapher and fine stationer, discussed legal issues impacting him as an artist and small businessman with Professor Livingston. To view the discussion with Bernard Maisner, please click here.
- In 2012, Reginald Lawrence discussed the legal issues that he faced in his multi-dimensional career as a playwright, producer, director, and arts educator. He focused on the life cycle of a theatrical production from dealing with authors to hiring actors, directors, and crew to mounting the finished production. He shared his perspective on legal questions related to collaboration, intellectual property, and production credit.


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The #Church follows Christ by ensuring that no one in the family of faith is familyless.#youthmin
— Keith Klingen (@KeithKlingen) April 18, 2013
I posted this quote on Twitter today that I read in a book called, Passing on the Faith. We live in a world where we compete for different concepts of how to do youth ministry. We go to meetings, gatherings, conventions, blogs, twitter, etc. looking for the newest, best way to attract teenagers to our ministries. We minister in a consumerized church where we wait for folks to come to us, operating in an attractional model of church. I don't want to debate the model of ministry necessarily but want to share thoughts on what happens when these students or adults come to "us".
I recently answered a question in a part of a job application process of why I left my last church. Here is my answer:
In my last ministry position, I left due to a difference of opinion in how to approach ministry to students and families. The leadership of the church had a desire for me to organize and run events to simply attract as many students as possible, and therefore have the opportunity to share the Gospel in that setting. My approach to ministry to students has never been about solely attracting students. I want to invest in students' lives, and connect them with adults who can and will do the same thing. I want to disciple teenagers and students to experience the fullness of God in their lives, and equip them with the tools, practices, and resources that they will need in order to maintain a strong relationship with Jesus throughout their lifetime. My philosophy of ministry was not the philosophy of the church at large, and not the pattern of how their youth ministry had been throughout its history.
I never knew what would be next for me as I went through that transition, and personally, am beginning to feel restless about not knowing "what's next" after two plus years of taking that last step. When I read that quote in the book this morning though, I am reminded about my heart in ministry, and for what I believe that heart of the Father is for us leaders in ministry. We are called to make sure that no one is without family. Teenagers who come to our programs, events, outreaches, youth groups are all in need of a family. That family might consist entirely of individuals who are not blood related to them, it might be friends, mentors, youth group leaders, etc. but everyone deserves to have a family. I've found from my perspective, that when we focus entirely on attracting students, on attracting adults to our church, to our ministry, we lose sight of the adoptive redemption and grace of a loving God. Let us not forget, that we too are adopted by God, that He calls us His son and daughter.
For all who are led by the Spirit of God are children of God. So you have not received a spirit that makes you fearful slaves. Instead, you received God's Spirit when he adopted you as his own children. Now we call him, "Abba, Father."For his Spirit joins with our spirit to affirm that we are God's children.
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The single-engine airplane sustained substantial damage during a forced landing after a loss of engine power. The pilot reported that after about one hour of flight during a night cross-country flight, the engine began to run rough. The pilot reported that he pulled the carburetor heat on, and the engine ran normally for about 1-5 minutes. He reported that the engine lost power without any warning indications. He executed a forced landing to a field, but the airplane "ground looped" during the rollout. The inspection of the airplane revealed that the fuel tanks had minimal fuel in the tanks. No fuel leaks were observed and no fuel was visible on the ground. The Hobbs meter indicated that the airplane was flown 4.9 hours since the last time the airplane was filled with fuel. The airplane held 26 gallons of fuel with 22.5 gallons useable.
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ENGLEWOOD, Fla.- The Sarasota County Sheriff's Office has arrested 41-year-old John Anthony Hughes, of 1302 Overbrook Road in Englewood, for possession of child pornography.
As a result of an investigation over the past few months by a detective with the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, deputies executed a search warrant at Hughes's home today. Detectives located video and image files on the suspect's desktop and laptop computers. These images depict children as young as approximately five years old and no more than 14 years old involved in sexual conduct.
Hughes was booked into the Sarasota County Jail and charged with 50 counts of Possession: Sexual Performance by a Child. He is currently being held on $125,000 bond.


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Alex Gibney rages against the church's cover-up of abuse
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Chicago consumers of soda pop, energy drinks and other sugary beverages should pay a tax — anywhere from 15 to 30 cents a container to a penny an ounce — to curb soaring obesity rates, an influential alderman said Thursday.
Ald. George Cardenas (12th), chairman of the City Council's Health Committee, says it's time to hit people where it hurts — in the wallet — to discourage them from guzzling high-calorie drinks that pack on the pounds.
At Wednesday's City Council meeting, Cardenas introduced a resolution calling for hearings on the "effect of sugar beverages on obesity" and on the "implications of imposing higher sales taxes on such beverages."
Cardenas said he plans to take testimony from medical experts, then bring the hammer down sometime this spring — by proposing a tax large enough to discourage consumption.
Asked how much that might be, Cardenas initially talked about a penny an ounce. That would amount to 64-cents on a Double Gulp sold at 7-Eleven stores — enough to make guzzlers of those over-sized drinks choke.
His resolution even states, "Adding a penny-per-ounce tax on any beverage with added sugar could not only reduce obesity and its accompanying high health care costs, but also generate much-needed revenue."
Questioned further about the burden that would impose, Cardenas lowered his sights to a lesser amount still high enough to discourage consumption.
"I'm contemplating something that will work. Five cents wasn't enough to discourage people from drinking bottled water. Maybe we need to make it 10 cents, 15 cents or 30 cents. Or it could be per ounce. But, we need to do something," said Cardenas, the father of Chicago's bottled water tax.
"We've taken high-sugar content beverages out of the public schools. The next step is to tax them. We have to stem this epidemic. It's not good for the city or society to have these high rates of obesity. Is that a Big Brother thing? Someone can make the case. I don't think you tell people what to drink and not to drink. But, you steer people. You try, anyway."
David Vite, president of the Illinois Retail Merchant's Association, denounced the sugary-drink tax as a "terrible idea" that would deprive Chicago consumers of the choices they hold dear.
"This is about regulating peoples' choices so they can have more money to spend to make government bigger and more pervasive in our lives," said Vite, who challenged Chicago's bottled water tax only to have the nickel-a-bottle tax upheld by the courts.
Pressed on what should be done to curb the obesity epidemic driving up health care costs, Vite said, "How about education? Isn't it nice what Mrs. [Michelle] Obama is doing talking about exercising every day and eating the right foods. She's not talking about a tax. She's talking about helping people make better choices. Let's play 30 [minutes] every day. Let's eat fruits and vegetables, which is why you see her out in her garden."
Vite noted that companies that manufacture and distribute sugary drinks are located in Chicago, generating "thousands" of local jobs.
"People have the right to eat and drink things that are not good for them — or not. They can choose what they want to eat and drink. Government shouldn't be in that business," he said.
Vite then made an argument that's been used to describe Mayor Rahm Emanuel's plan to use red-light cameras and cameras concealed in vans to catch motorists speeding near schools and parks.
"This is about money. It's not about protecting people," he said.
The resolution introduced by Cardenas states that 33 states already impose a sales tax on sugary beverages and that six slap on "excise taxes in addition to a sales tax."
According to the National Policy and Legal Analysis Network to Prevent Childhood Obesity, one third of U.S. children are either overweight or obese, in part because they consume too many sugar-sweetened beverages.
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12:13 pm
July 31, 2006
As some of you have commented, some of the forum threads here have got a little long and wandered way off topic. Also I think we've been very lucky so far with the quality and tone of posts here, but as we attract more users and get larger this might not always be the case (the number of times I've found forum posts when I've searched on Google I think shows how important the forum is becoming as a knowledge base.)
So maybe we need to get a little organised. I've added another post for 'Forum Rules' – guidelines on what, how and where to post which we can develop over time. Also we might soon need 'moderators' to police and manage all the postings going on. Any volunteers?
Any thoughts on how the forum should be managed as we go on will be welcome. It's on Seventypercent.com, and I love it to bits, but I think we all own it now and I want to open the discussion – in a slow unhurried way – about how we go ahead.
Martin Christy
3:45 pm
April 29, 2004
12:42 am
August 1, 2006
Yeah, it's hard not to stray from a topic, but what I've noticed is that topics were once adhered to, content-wise, but eventually when other subjects were mentioned, the threads started to focus on the new material. It would probably be impractical and tedious to create a separate thread entirely devoted to that one topic, and it would simply be too many threads to check regularly. The forum topics are a little vague, however, so perhaps some more focused titles would help in deciding where to post certain comments. For example, "General Discussions" hosts many types of thread subjects, such as tempering, internships, etc., so perhaps a new section should be created entitled "Chocolate Careers and Job Opportunities," another one called "Chocolate Equipment," and so on. But the trouble with such specialized and limited sections prevents everyone from reading interesting material because not everyone checks every thread. So in a sense, I think this endeavor also depends heavily on the participants and not just the site moderators.
11:58 pm
April 29, 2004
i agree, monte, though i do believe at some point some sort of moderation must take place.
i usually check the forum daily and often read all new postings. therefore i assume i could monitor activity and content.
on the other hand i have phases of flagging interest where i feel as if i'm "losing my religion" and my interest in things chocolate dwindles. at these times i might not visit the site regularly or be as enthusiastic.
As long as the forum is not crowded, I think it is enough subforums or subjects. If there is too many different and narrow subjects, it will be chaotic. As long as there isn`t too many posters, it`s ok if some threads go some off topic.
"I`ve got lots of friends in San José. Do you know the way to San José?"
11:09 pm
August 1, 2006
6:42 pm
July 31, 2006
Other options are to check for 'Active Topics', and to subscribe to forums or topics for updates by email. I'm subscribed to nearly everything, but I notice almost no one else is. This is the main way I check what's going on.
Moderators can be assigned to individual forums, so if you don't have so much time you can just do one or two. More than one moderator can be assigned to each forum. The way things are at the moment there should not be too much work.
From the FAQ:
Moderators control individual forums. They may edit, delete, or prune any posts in their forums.
Also I think you can move whole topics to other forums you are moderators for. There's no direct way to a thread when it changes half way through, but you could easily copy the post and start a new one. This would help keep things tidier.
If anyway wants to give it a try, let me know. I'm thinking all you regulars could do it if you want. It's easy to switch on and off anyway.
Also please let me know any suggestions for different structure or sections (someone start a topic? )
Martin Christy
6:53 am
August 1, 2006
7:30 am
October 10, 2003
Originally posted by martinc
Other options are to check for 'Active Topics', and to subscribe to forums or topics for updates by email. I'm subscribed to nearly everything, but I notice almost no one else is. This is the main way I check what's going on.
I used this option once (accidentally), but there were too e-mails to read, partly because some comments are really short.
Moderators can be assigned to individual forums, so if you don't have so much time you can just do one or two. More than one moderator can be assigned to each forum. The way things are at the moment there should not be too much work.
I think it is a good idea that all forums have more than one moderator.
Also I think you can move whole topics to other forums you are moderators for. There's no direct way to a thread when it changes half way through, but you could easily copy the post and start a new one. This would help keep things tidier.
I was going to suggest that myself. It works very well on another forum I know. It allows the members to discuss freely – which I think is important in terms of keeping a friendly atmosphere – but also makes it easier for outsiders to keep up. I would consider reversing legodude's argument (had to blame one [;)]); I think the fact that we so often derail and go off topic may prevent others from posting/participating. As long as we aren't too many we can all keep track, but it may have an excluding effect.
Where is the hand-waving icon?? Consider me a volunteer, although I'll be busy for the next two weeks. I guess we can sort it out by e-mail, Martin.
Chocolate is cheaper than therapy and you don't need an appointment.
1:38 pm
April 29, 2004
8:16 pm
July 31, 2006
Great! See now, I forgot to subscribe to these threads and I missed all your posts.
Ok, you (we) top posters have now all been upgraded to moderators. So you can see what it's like I've made us moderators of this category. You can see you can now do a whole bunch of extra stuff – quite a lot actually, so use it wisely!
Next we need to decide who is moderator for what. If we are all moderators for the whole forum I think it would be too much to worry about, so I suggest a main moderator and a second for each. Please pick some categories, first come first served! Email me if you prefer. If anyone else is interested, let me know.
Martin Christy
1:27 pm
April 29, 2004
short message to say thanks, martin. will use wisely. have to check out the functions first. will get in touch with any questions i have.
forums i would want to moderate:
chocolate bars, news, general discussions
and forum news.
don't know how much work this is, so maybe i've chosen too many. but these would be the ones that interest me most.
4:50 pm
August 1, 2006
Hey there, you took all the good forums, but you forgot about Sources. Since there are basically four or five forums that have the most activity, perhaps moderation should should be split up among these, where one forum is assigned to one person. That way, moderation doesn't become too much of a problem. That's prevents the problem of "hogging." Not to imply anything, alex, hehe [:)]
5:46 pm
July 31, 2006
Now, now – no arguing amongst the moderators already! Well Alex's choices are really for the 2 most popular and then for 2 not so popular. If we all choose along those lines then I think it will work out. Put your choices up and then we'll see how it works out.
I guess LoneLy's not around at the moment, so we'll have to leave her something!
Martin Christy
10:46 am
April 29, 2004
8:24 am
October 10, 2003
You got it right, Martin. I have been incredibly busy (alex and Monte has noticed already ). Anyway, I was going to sign up for 'recipes' and I am not looking for a huge workload anyway. In addition to 'recipes', I would prefer 'general discussions', 'chocolates and truffles' and 'forum community', but I am open for anything. (Maybe I'm blind, but Alex, what do you mean by 'Forum news'?)
Another thing, if we are going to moderate as suggested, that is keeping threads in track or direct them to another category (e.g. from general discussions to chocolate bars, or split up within achocolate bars), I guess the amount of messages will be more evenly spread between the categories. As it is now, there are very few threads in "member's reviews" since people tend to post their opinion under "chocolate bars". Imo we should pay more attention to direct threads to where they belong according to the already existing categories. I am not unhappy with things as they are, but I realise it will be much easier for guests and non-frequent posters to find their ways around in here.
Chocolate is cheaper than therapy and you don't need an appointment.
9:31 am
April 29, 2004
11:47 pm
August 6, 2006
My time is limited but If You need an additional moderator I can take care of "Chocolate shows, salons and events". I'm already trying to keep myself updated on forthcoming chocolate events, mainly in Europe.
"Porcelana: The Holy Grail of Pure Criollos" (Marieel E. Presilla)
7:06 am
August 1, 2006
Oh, I was only kidding alex, and I know you are too [:D] Although there's one thing you should know: never take me seriously (except for when it comes to chocolate) hehe. Those forums interest me as well, but Member Reviews does too. I'm happy with whatever I get, just as long as I get some work to do and not sitting here watching you guys busting your butts doing all the moderating hehe. Can I make a suggestion? Why don't we all moderate all forums as we see fit?
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