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"Lost Girl" Recap (3.01): Lock me up and throw away the key
They deliver Sylvie's beautiful baby bird boy and Bo and Lauren hold him together and discuss baby names. Lauren likes Ethan for a boy, Charlotte for a girl. Bo asks is she wants babies and Lauren says "absolutely." It's a beautiful Fae-ther has two mommies moment. In fact, to make this beautiful moment of maternal Doccubus love a reality I'd forgo my longstanding hatred of the pregnant lesbian storyline.
Just then, Warden Wanky comes in to maternal-block the happy family picture. Your timing is just the worst, lady. You see, the warden has been breeding and selling the babies of rare Fae. The prison is just an elaborate black market adoption racket. They used a Liderc, a shape-shifting trickster Fae with an accelerated gestation cycle, to impregnate the women.
Bo wonders aloud why the Amazons, a proud and noble race, would go along with such a sleazy scheme. All it takes is one charismatic leader and, bam, everyone's goose stepping, eh? Just then Lauren tries to call for help and the warden sends 9,000 volts of electricity through her. Someone hurt Lauren? Time for Super Bo to appear. And you wouldn't like her when she's angry.
As Bo and Lauren are learning Warden Wanky's evil baby farm scheme, and her intent to breed Bo, the rest of the gang decides it's time to spring into action, finally. But before they can Bo takes her one shot at freeing them all. So, naturally, she plants a big wet one on the warden. Um, sweetie darling, no powers, remember?
But wait, it wasn't to feel her chi. It was to confirm her stubble. To quote Austin Powers, "That's a man, baby!" In fact, it's the male Liderc in question. The warden didn't use the, spooge – to use a scientific term – that was in the vials after all. One of the prison guards does an indelicate grab to the nether regions to confirm it and the warden is dragged off by some very, very, very pissed off Amazons.
Now I have heard there were a few complaints about the last scene being possibly transphobic. Which I can understand. Particularly about the method of confirmation, which has been used in the media, and sadly real life, to humiliate and violate transgender people. But I believe this case is different in that this isn't necessarily a person trying to live her truth, but a trickster trying to fool people for ill-gotten gains. Also, in the context of the Lost Girl universe, the show has never once made an issue of sexuality or portrayed its LGBT characters as anything less than fully realized humans – well, Fae – like everyone else. And with the good comes the bad. Some of the Fae are ostensibly straight, some are gay, some are good, some are bad. Their sexuality does not drive their moral compass. At least, that's how I see it.
And now, back to the show. Bo releases the prisoners and saves the day, again. Now there's nothing left to do but look up at Lauren, her eyes now soft, and say, "Time to go, human lover." They kiss, because my God, is that long overdue.
And then Bo tells Lauren it's time to give their relationship a real shot. She wants them to be together because life is too short. Lauren looks up with those enormous brown eyes and says, "Really." Excuse me, I need to go get some paper towels. My heart just melted right out of my chest.
They kiss again, because how could they not? Just then Dyson and Kenzi run up and see them locked in lips together. Even Wolf Boy has to admit they look happy. And we all smile and sigh and press rewind, rewind, rewind, rewind.
Later at the Dal, Bo and Trick are congratulating themselves on another successful completion to a crazy ass scheme. Kenzi inquires about the good doctor and Bo says she's at home and will "check on her later." Yes, Kenzi, that's apparently what the kids are calling it these days. For her heroics, Bo learns Sylvie has decided to name her son Bo. Aw.
But before the warming glow of namesakehood can get too cozy, Bo gets all existential about her heritage again. About how her mother was used like the warden used the prisoners. And how her father is a monster. Does that make her a monster? Trick reassures her she's not evil. But the poor random guy she drains of chi in the alley on the way to see her girlfriend – yeah, we all caught her calling Lauren her girlfriend – begs to differ.
And there come those old blue eyes again. Brace yourselves, it's bound to be a monstrous season.
You didn't think I'd leave you hanging, now did you? So, what did you think of the season opener. I know, I know. Doccubus now, Doccubus forever.


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He was called up by Oakland to be a long man in June, but he's forced a reworking of his job description by pitching lights-out for over three months now.
Otero ended the season having allowed four runs (three earned) in 351/3 innings from June 25 on, good for an ERA of 0.76. For the season he was 2-0 with a 1.35 ERA.
"I include Otero in that group," Melvin said. "He's put himself in that group. With him we have the ability to make the game even shorter. He's good to come in with guys on base with that sinker he has."
Otero said he hasn't spent too much time reflecting on his rise from minor league closer to a member of one of the best bullpens in the game. It has been quite a rise. In 2009 he missed the season while recovering from Tommy John-style ligament replacement surgery. And as recently as the final five days of spring training he was going to be released by the Mets before the A's claimed him on waivers.
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Amid several requests to follow the proscribed format that speakers can only ask questions---not state opinions, several calls to order, and one recess due to a speaker who refused to stop speaking after repeatedly being told he was out of order, League of Women Voters member Joyce Fieldsteel moderated the annual Special District's Candidates Debate. This year, the only contested election is for police commissioner. It is between incumbent Roy Smitheimer and challenger Sal Zimbardi.
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Questioning Mr. Smitheimer's integrity, Sid Siegal asked him about a check made out in 1996, for "questionable" additional legal fees of $32,000 to the then police district's legal counsel Gerard Terry. Mr. Siegal also asked if he knew Mr. Terry personally.
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However, even after the issue had gone a full round, Mr. Siegel fiercely continued with his allegations against Mr. Smitheimer, despite repeated requests and warnings from Mrs. Fieldsteel. Finally, she was forced to call a five minute recess, which succeeded in calming the situation down.
Questioning Mr. Zimbardi's competency, Debbie Solomon asked him to explain why, in April of 1991, while he was the accountant for the Village of Manorhaven, a New York State Comptroller's report was critical of the fact that over $106,000 was budgeted in excess of available funds, and as a result of this he was let go in 1992.
Mr. Zimbardi replied that he did not recall the specifics of the case, but offered to review it and get back to Mrs. Solomon. However, later on, as part of an answer to a question by Steve Zacchario, Mr. Zimbardi said, "The accounting practices in the Village of Manorhaven were actually done by my employer. I was a staff accountant. I didn't sign the report. I didn't prepare the reports, I did the field work."
The full question Mr. Zacchario had asked Mr. Zimbardi went as follows: "We've heard about your accounting practices in Manorhaven. Is Mr. Zimbardi a CPA, and, if not, how many times did he take the exam?
Mr. Zimbardi replied that he never said he was a CPA, and added, "I took the exam several times over a long period of time."
A major go round and source of confusion for the audience stemmed from the "debate" about each candidates' approach to funding police officers' termination pay, which is paid to them upon their retirement from the force. (This is separate from the regular retirement pay they receive on a monthly basis.) The amounts that have to be paid by the district include accumulated vacation pay and pay for unused sick time. For many years, the PWPD had not put money aside for this future financial obligation. (Instead, as officers retired the district included their separation pay in the yearly operating budgets or bonded it out for five years.) In 1997, the district's new accountant, Bill Abrams, advised the board to put monies in a restricted reserve fund for this purpose.
Both candidates appear to agree that a special reserve fund must be established (even though Mr. Zimbardi kept insisting that Mr. Smitheimer was against this plan---countered by Mr. Smitheimer's repeated statement during the debate that he was in favor of it).
The main difference between the two candidates on this matter appears to be how much should have been funded in the first few years of the newly instituted plan, in order to make up for all of the previous years when no money was set aside.
To illustrate his point about the urgency of the situation, Mr. Zimbardi prepared a large chart titled "Police District Massive Debt," in which he listed the number of police officers eligible to retire over the next several years, stating that by 2001, 19 officers will be eligible to retire, which translates in $2.1 million. He was in favor of the district putting aside $1 million over three years to build up the fund reserve. (To date, the 1997 budget included $250,000 and the 1998 budget included $350,000 for this purpose.) "If they don't retire, the money is still in an account earning interest," which, he pointed out, should eventually lead to tax cuts. "It's that much less you have to pay in subsequent years. "
Mr. Smitheimer's first response was to take issue with Mr. Zimbardi's use of the term "debt." He asked, "How much money have we borrowed? from whom? and at what interest rate?" Mr. Smitheimer pointed out that the future retirement severance pay item is "a long-term liability," not an actual debt. He then accused Mr. Zimbardi of using scare tactics. To which, Mr. Zimbardi replied "a debt, is a debt, is a debt".
In Mr. Smitheimer's view, he does not believe that 19 officers will be retiring in 2001. He advised, "Historically, about one officer a year retires." He feels that to have put $600,000 over the past two years in a fund reserve for this purpose, in light of the fact that the police district tax increased 18 percent over the same period, is too aggressive an approach, "It's what I consider overkill." Especially, he noted, when only one out of seven officers who's eligible to retire next year has indicated he'd do so. He said, "They're not putting down their guns and badges and heading for the door. They like working in our great police district."
A few speakers and Mr. Zimbardi said that Mr. Smitheimer went against the advice of the police district's accountant, William Abrams, whom they said was in favor of allocating more money in the special fund reserve for future retirement payouts. Mr. Zimbardi related that Mr. Abrams suggested a "positive approach." "We're all over here and Mr. Smitheimer stands alone on this," said candidate Zimbardi.
Smitheimer countered, "I've said all along, but it seems to be lost on some individuals here, that I've always thought that the money should be planned for and put aside, just as importantly as Mr. Zimbardi is pointing out."
Mr. Smitheimer, then informed the audience and Mr. Zimbardi that Mr. Abrams had put together a memo indicating three different alternatives to deal with the problem. One low-cost, one moderate and one aggressive. "I subscribe to the moderate approach, not the aggressive," said Smitheimer.
Mr. Smitheimer also pointed out that he was not present at the 1997 budget meeting when the retirement fund reserve account was discussed because he had less than 24 hours advance notice of the meeting, and had another commitment. He said, "On top of that, when I asked to be caught up on the meeting by Bill Abrams, as I should have been, the answer from then Police Commissioner Kenny was, "No, you cannot speak to him. That's not allowed."
Mr. Kenny spoke, claiming that Mr. Smitheimer was lying regarding the budget meeting, and asked if he "wanted to reconsider his statement." Smitheimer replied, "I stand by my statement."
In relation to the unfunded retirement bulk payments, Barry Loeb asked what would happen in the event that the payouts needed to be bonded out for five years, and the public failed to approve the bond referendum.
Mr. Smitheimer answered that if it's explained correctly to the public, he believes that "reasonable minds would prevail."
Making another allegation, Mr. Zimbardi claimed that when Mr. Smitheimer was the board's treasurer in l996, the budget did not include $277,000 in his 1997 budget for police salary increases, and this consequently created a "crisis" situation in the district. Speaking about a fund balance analysis performed by Bill Abrams in June of 1997, Mr. Zimbardi said that the results indicated that the district could not pay its bills through the end of the year and went on "emergency austerity."
Mr. Smitheimer characterized Mr. Zimbardi's remarks again as "scare tactics." Mr. Smitheimer said he had to go through it in 1997 as he sat in the board room, where, according to Mr. Smitheimer, Mr. Zimbardi said the police district would have a $100,000 deficit in its budget at the end of 1997. Mr. Smitheimer stated, "Well, wasn't he surprised when there ended up being a $334,000 surplus. There was no crisis, and it was a $434,000 error by him and his own accounting."
Responding to Mr. Smitheimer's explanation, Mr. Zimbardi said, "You got lucky."
(Note: The July 3, 1997 issue of Port News reported on the June meeting at which the accountant's report was given It read: Barring no unforeseen expenses or any demands on unfunded liabilities (i.e. retirement bulk payments), she (Ms. Gross of Abrams and Company, PC) advised that the police district should have somewhere near (a final fund balance of) $83,000 at the end of '97.)
In his closing statement, Mr. Zimbardi made a new allegation against Mr. Smitheimer. He contends that Mr. Smitheimer hired his "friend" from Mineola to write the newsletter in 1996 for $10,000. An expense that he also said is wasterful. He asked why someone in Port wasn't given the business.
Since Mr. Zimbardi was the last candidate to speak, Mr. Smitheimer did not have the opportunity to respond to this new allegation. Therefore, Port News asked Mr. Smitheimer to comment on his opponent's allegation.
According to Mr. Smitheimer, "the friend" was not his friend, at that time, though a friendship had developed between the two men since then. He noted that the amount paid "his friend" was $5,000, not $10,000. He also advised that originally he tried to hire Mike Barry, a public relations person who resided in Port Washington at the time. However, Mr. Barry declined the job.
Mr. Smitheimer also pointed out that the use of a public relations firm was an experiment that ended after its first year. In 1997, he says that he voted to discontinue the contract and chose to have Les Kent write the Blueline, which he says was an "excellent choice."
LWV President Sue Fitzgerald began the question and answer period by asking about ways to avoid future lawsuits, recalling the several costly ones finally settled over the past few years.
Mr. Zimbardi replied that he favored sensitivity training and a re-education program for the staff, one that includes dealing with the problems created by alcohol and smoking.
Mr. Smitheimer replied that two different types of training are needed. Because of the previous practices of past boards, internal training is appropriate, especially in relation to racial and sexual discrimination. External training, in terms of the officers and how they work with the public is also important. He noted that he was instrumental in teaching Spanish as a second language in order to assist the officiers.
The question of the role of the police commissioners was raised by Joan Kent. She asked, "In an ideal Port police district, who should have control over the day to day activities in the department?"
Both candidates agreed that the daily, nonfinancial running, of the department should be the role of the chief.


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Well, this Firefox add-on promises to detect MySpace in Firefox, and provide a pop-up menu to stop unsuspecting web-browsers from hitting up the social network. The plug-in is obviously a joke, but we found a great use for it anyway -- avoiding phishing.
It's called AmIOnMySpace.com? and it can be used to detect the real MySpace site. If for any reason the message doesn't pop-up upon first visiting the social network, you're not on the real site. The biggest problem with using this as a way of avoiding phishing sites is that it doesn't alert users when leaving MySpace, so it's still possible to get attacked from within.
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Our Boston Celtics wanted him. The New Orleans Hornets coveted him. And the Hornets, with the 10th pick in the 2012 NBA Draft, wasted little time in selecting Duke guard Austin Rivers to help lead the resurgence in the Big Easy.
In case you've been living under a rock or have been abducted by aliens, the Hornets also had the first overall selection in the draft. They went with Anthony Davis, a franchise-caliber player who should become a perennial NBA All-Pro and should also help change the Hornets' fortunes for the better. But as good as Davis is, he can't do it alone. He's a big man with an otherworldly defensive game. His offensive game is raw, unpolished, under-developed. That part of the game will come in time. But even then, Davis can't do it alone. The Hornets know this, too. They know that they need a point guard to spearhead the attack, a player to replace the departed Chris Paul.
And they believe they have that player in Austin Rivers.
But the question is, can Rivers play the point? There are some who feel that he's better suited to the shooting guard position. He can create his own shot, has good range, and can break defenders down on his way to the rim. But can he be the floor leader that's required to win in today's NBA? That's a very good question. Ther's no question about his competitiveness, or his drive, or his basketball IQ. Rivers can flat out play. And even though his freshman season at Duke didn't live up to the hype (other than that game-winning shot against the Tar Heels), Rivers' game is considered ideally suited to the pros. He has excellent speed and quickness. He's very good with the ball. He can get into the lane, and he can finish or dish it off.
Turnovers will be a concern. Can Rivers take care of the ball? Can he make the appropriate decisions on the fly?
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Marlene Bursey of Waverley, Nova Scotia sent the recipe for this soup that's perfect as a first course for a special-occasion dinner. The pretty pumpkin-orange soup get delicious flavor from toasted fennel seeds--a pleasant complement to the carrots, apple and sweet potato.
8 Servings
Prep: 10 min. Cook: 45 min.
1 tablespoon butter
1/2 teaspoon fennel seed
1-1/2 pounds carrots, sliced
1 medium sweet potato, peeled and cubed
1 medium apple, peeled and cubed
3 cans (14-1/2 ounces
) vegetable broth
2 tablespoons uncooked long grain rice
1 bay leaf
1/4 teaspoon curry powder
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon white pepper
2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
In a large saucepan, melt butter over medium-high heat. Add fennel;
cook and stir 2-3 minutes or until lightly toasted. Add carrots,
sweet potato and apple; cook and stir 5 minutes longer.
Stir in broth, rice, bay leaf and curry powder; bring to a boil.
Reduce heat; simmer, covered, 30 minutes or until vegetables and
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Remove from heat; cool slightly. Discard bay leaf. Process in batches
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and pepper. Cook over medium heat 5 minutes or until heated through,
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Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney has found himself in a bit of a pickle in recent weeks, forced to defend his own state's universal health care system from conservative counterparts, who have noted certain undeniable similarities between Massachusetts' 2006 reform and "Obamacare." Defending himself on a recent episode of Fox News Sunday, Romney referred to the 2006 legislation as the "ultimate conservative plan," arguing that comparing the two was like comparing a "racehorse and a donkey"--how folksy. Like every other politician with presidential aspirations, Romney's currently pimping a book (No Apology: The Case for American Greatness) and would probably like to avoid any unnecessary controversy when he speaks at noon Thursday in the Khmer Pavilion of the Hilton Anatole Hotel, but interested parties on both sides of the aisle might find this the perfect opportunity to delve further into the subject (or ask about his recent altercation with Motown founder Berry Gordy's grandson aboard an Air Canada flight). You'll have to pay $75 for the luncheon, but considering the chance you'll be able to watch Mitt nervously sweat pomade into his eyes, we think it's a small price to pay. The Hilton Anatole is located at 2201 Stemmons Freeway. Call 972-386-6272 or visit ncpa.org to register.
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This is the 4th afghan of this particular pattern (the one on the cover) that I have made and it's a great pattern. The edging is a little confusing until you figure out what they are doing but it comes out beautifully. I make 10-12 baby afghans a year so I enjoy patterns that are interesting and challenging.
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The New York Mets are once again stepping up to the plate to help end hunger on Long Island with Mineola-based Island Harvest Food Bank. The team takes on the St. Louis Cardinals in the annual Home Run to End Hunger event at Citi Field on Monday, April 21 at 5:40 p.m.
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Maya's Blueprint into Beauty
Hello Fellows,
I would like to report that YP4 has finally made an impact in Oklahoma! I am a 2008 Fellow and have just implemented my blueprint in my hometown of Anadarko, Oklahoma.
The Anadarko Community Esteem Project had its first group meeting on December 18th. We had a great time with the young ladies. We served dinner and played a game about self-esteem.
Our December featured fellows are...
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Revolutionizing the World through the College Campus
This morning, I was in the final stretch of recruiting applicants for the YP4 Fellowship Program. I discussed my own Blueprints for Social Justice, a pilot program that addresses heart disease and diabetes in the Filipino community in the Bay Area with a focus on nutrition and exercise.
SMU in NOLA: an Introduction
On Blueprints, No. 1: Fleshing Out Ideas.
When I went to the conference in DC, I had two ideas in mind for my Blueprints. The first was a river-bank clean-up. The Green Team at my former uni has one every semester; they're tons of fun and it's always exciting to see what people can find. Plus you're allowed to keep whatever you find, and there's a contest for the most interesting garbage. The first semester I participated, I found a roll of film and got it developed. I've also excavated a submerged couch, carried a living room back up a cliff, and rolled a 60-pound semi tire several hundred feet up a steep hill.
HIV/AIDS Blueprints
Hey Fellows, hope all is well.
I was wondering if any other fellows were planning on addressing HIV/AIDS, whether it be raising awareness, combating stigma, testing, prevention or any other related topics in their YP4 Blueprints. I am still in the process of piecing mine together and would love to get in touch to discuss and perhaps even collaborate and bring this project to a national level. If you are or know anyone else who may be interested, please send them my way.
Hope you are all having a safe and relaxing spring break!
The FagBug Is Coming to Town
I first read about Erin Davies and her FagBug on the YP4 blog and thought what she was doing was really cool. Erin's VW Beetle was vandalized with the words "fag" and "u r gay" last April because she has a rainbow sticker on the car. Rather than remove the graffiti and stay silent, Erin decided to leave the spay paint on her car and spend her summer driving across the country raising awareness about hate crimes. Check out her website www.fagbug.com. You can also befriend the FagBug on MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/fagbug.
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