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When it comes to disrespecting women, modern pop culture offers a colloquialism for every occasion – with many of the catchiest, most colorful specimens popularized by urban music. Along with your usual female dogs and gardening implements, term like "jump-off," "baby mama" and "chicken head" (not positive about that last one) have become ubiquitous in conversation… but does that make using them right? Noel Gourdin thinks not; on his latest single the crooner who brought us The River (way) back in 2008 resolves to quit making excuses and start calling his girl what she really is: Beautiful. Over Marcus "DL" Siskind and Ryan Toby's smooth-and-classy soul backdrop, the recent eOne signee gives guys a lesson on treating a woman like she deserves to be treated – and reminds ladies who may have forgotten how it feels. In the process, he delivers all the vocal fireworks an R&B-lover could ask for, lacing the beat with understated melisma and pristine harmonies. Like what you're hearing? There's plenty more where this came from on Noel Gourdin's forthcoming full-length, Fresh: The Definition, scheduled to hit stores April 12.
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Today Sarah Milstein, co-chair of Web 2.0 Expo, posted Would I Attend My Own Conference? She writes about injecting new ideas and energy into conferences by increasing diversity among event speakers. "I don't need to hear more of the same prominent voices, and I don't get much value out of an environment that takes a narrow, old-school view on who's worth listening to." I understand what she's saying -- we have a lot of interesting people in our community, and only a few of them speak at events. If you go to several events each year, you'll see familiar names and talks popping up over and over again in the event guides. Although that reliable pool of speakers can guarantee some top-notch, popular talks, fresh ideas and new talks can breathe energy into an event just like first-time conference attendees can.
Sarah discusses real-world tips for encouraging women to submit conference talk proposals, and she links to Gina Trapani's recent article called Designers, Women, and Hostility in Open Source. In her article, Trapani discusses approaches they've implemented or are considering at ThinkUp to help increase diversity in their community. "Diverse teams are better-equipped to make things that shine because they serve a wide range of people," she writes. She offers some tips for welcoming and mentoring new members of your community. "Mentoring new contributors is also a powerful way to grow and diversify your community, and create long-term, loyal contributors," she says.
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Indie rap duo Atmosphere recently shared their new song, titled (yes) "Kanye West", off their upcoming record Southsiders. It's out May on Rhymesayers and today they've shared an accompanying "Kanye West" video, via Noisey. Watch below. It's a Bonnie and Clyde-type narrative, following a couple who rob a string of stores. Atmosphere's Slug also appears.
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Atmosphere: "Kanye West" (via SoundCloud)
Atmosphere have released a song called, yes, "Kanye West". That's the single art above. It's off their new album, Southsiders, which is out on May 6 via Rhymesayers. They've also announced a pair of album release shows in New York City and Los Angeles, which will lead into a previously revealed tour. Listen to it above via Pigeons and Planes.
Atmosphere Announce Tour
By Evan Minsker on March 26, 2014 at 8:15 p.m. EDT
Atmosphere's new album Southsiders is out May 6 via Rhymesayers. Now, the Minneapolis duo have announced a tour. Find the dates and the music video for "Bitter" below.
Atmosphere Announce New Album Southsiders, Share "Bitter"
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Atmosphere: "Bitter" (via SoundCloud)
Later this spring, Atmosphere will release Southsiders, their first full-length since 2011's The Family Sign. The new LP arrives May 6 via Rhymesayers. Additionally, the Minneapolis duo have shared "Bitter," a track slated to appear on the new album. Check out the tracklist below. It includes a song called "Kanye West".
Atmosphere Hit the Road
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Atmosphere: "Just for Show" (via SoundCloud)
Underground hip-hop stalwarts Atmosphere have announced an August North American tour in support of latest album The Family Sign, including a stop at this year's Lollapalooza festival. Blueprint, Evidence, Prof, and Dilated Peoples DJ Babu will open the tour. We have the dates for you below, and listen to The Family Sign cut "Just for Show" above and watch the video below.
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Atmosphere: "Just for Show" (via SoundCloud)
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Also in April, the group will launch a huge North American tour with a stacked bill of opening acts. On this particular trek, they'll bring along Blueprint, Grieves with Budo, Sab the Artist, and DJ Abilities. And on May 7, they'll all play a massive show at Berkeley's Greek Theatre with Aesop Rock, Rob Sonic, and DJ Big Wiz.
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Room Service, Shuttle Service (free), 24-Hour Front Desk, Express Check-in/Check-out, Baggage Storage, Concierge Service, Private Check-in/Check-out, Dry Cleaning, Ironing Service, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Fax/Photocopying, Souvenir/Gift Shop, VIP Room Facilities, Honeymoon Suite
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Adjacent to the Big Sur River, this California hotel features an on-site restaurant and bar. Pfeiffer Day Use Beach is a 10 minute drive away. Free Wi-Fi is provided in all rooms.
Score from 99 reviews Good
Courteous and up beat staff with a good knowledge of how to keep a place unspoiled and quiet in this rushabout whirled(sic)
The location, the rooms, the restaurant terrace, the respect of the environment, the quality of the staff.
NOthing really.. great place to come back.. a little expensive but the location is unique..
The setting is truly magnificent. Big Sur is unmatched. The resort was beautiful, quiet, restful and serene. The grounds are impeccably kept. The walk from my room to the restaurant was a gorgeous 10 minute walk through the woods, on a beautiful trail. I saw 5 deer in that 10 minutes. There are lots of quiet, secluded places to sit and look out over the area. Love, love, love it. Can't wait to return.
The only thing I regret is not being allowed to bring my kids there...
The in room service is not efficient enough for this kind of great place. It needs to be improved.
We loved everything, especially the friendly staff and beautiful surrounding but above all loved the new friends we made at wine and cheese hour.
The room and the location were beautiful. I liked that the guests could be shuttled from their room to the Ventana Restaurant and other restaurants in the area. The staff was very helpful and polite.
Although all features of the Ventana Inn & Spa were wonderful, the $700 per night cost was a bit high. I don't think it was worth that kind of money. I know that most of my friends and acquaintances could never afford it and because of the high fee, it will probably be a long time before I am able to stay at the Ventana Inn again.
Being made to feel special. Being able to totally relax. Perfect setting and incredible location.
Not cheap, but worth it.
Our room, the included breakfast, the staff, the quiet location in the hills.
I didn't know how to work the jacuzzi tub controls and no info.
The location and the mystique of Big Sur.......
The Inn is resting on its laurels. We went because we had Ben 22 years earlier. The service was cursory for the price and whilst all guests are seeking tranquility, the staff appear to adopt an equally laid-back approach.. .... "You can't park there you'll have to move it"... "Sorry the Pinot is finished".... Get real dinner B&B is 1500 bucks a night. I am afraid we have stayed in many boutique lodges that exude comfort and grace but which provide much better attention to client needs.
Peace, quiet, beautiful surroundings, lots of nature and lots of relaxation.
Staff and level of service that went above and beyond, like nothing we have experienced before. Stunning property and gardens, secluded and intimate. It was a stay to remember, and to relish. I hope only to go back one day.
That I can't return soon enough.
Everything - this is a beautiful resort to escape from the world for a few days.
Loved the whole experience
Noisey air conditioning
It was a beautiful stay. The only provement would be to increase the wine reception from 1 hour to at least 2 hours. It is a beautiful display of cheeses, crackers, humus, etc for such a short time.
Too short wine reception.
Views for restaurant and wait staff
Charging for coffee in the room. Really? Including fire charge in room automatically unless delcined. Cheap business decisions bed was not comfortable
Staff - helpful, polite, pleasant and happy. Shuttle service-great! Grounds - great views, well-designed trails and paths, helpful signs for the plants and trees, Food - dinner was great...much better than at POST RANCH. Room - comfortable enough. Toiletries - sparse. Bed - very comfortable...pillows too soft. Snacks in the afternoon - wine and cheese available.
Facilities and staff were amazing
The comfort and quality of the room and its features, including the fireplace. The late afternoon reception was generous in items served and in food quality.
At check-in, we sat and waited while our receptionist stayed engaged on a phone call that came in after we arrived and begun registration.
Amazing location, of course. The breakfast buffet was among the best I have every had.
Fabulous views and serenity.
Long way to the restaurant.
everything except the restaurant. unfortunately didnt try the spa.
not really value for money. i can pay for same service for less. i dont like the restaurant trying to make you pay more. if i didnt ask if they serve burger they only give you a menu with 1 choice - $70/pp+tax , and they dont tell you where to get complimentary breakfast (which is hidden in the ground floor) they only give you a breakfast menu which you have to pay for. i dont mind to pay more if i want to order food from menu but please dont try to hide and tempt your guest to pay more when it seems they dont have choice. it makes us a bit uncomfortable having food there. not impressed with this point.
Everything is perfection ! Pristine forest , facilities excellent maintenance. Staff helpful, congenial. Rooms and beds heavenly. Linens and bedding very high quality
Everything. Quiet restful yet adventurous if you wanted to hike
We loved everything. The price is ridiculously high.
A beautiful, relaxing location. A special place and we would definitely return to take another weekend break after a busy week.
What a magical place. I will be back! Thank you!
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The Science of Healthy LivingWhen it comes to health, we're not living in the age of Too Much Information so much as the age of Not Quite Enough. Medical science has generated vast amounts of data and laypeople have more access to it than ever before. Look closely at that data, though, and it starts to seem disturbingly incomplete. We scoured the studies to find out exactly what you need at every age.
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Healthy Living from 65 OnThe longer the human lifespan stretches, the more doctors understand about staying healthy and vibrant into the senior years. What you need to know to make sure that you live long and live well.
Europe's Trade in Illegal African BushmeatScientists estimate nearly 12,000 pounds of illegal bushmeat are smuggled into France from Africa every week, and the threat to endangered species is only getting worse.
FDA Recommends New Emergency ContraceptiveOn Thursday the Advisory Committee for Reproductive Health Drugs voted to recommend the approval of a drug that can prevent pregnancy if taken up to five days after unprotected sex. The Food and Drug Administration will have the final say on whether the drug will be approved but the advisory committee supported the drug, slated to be called ella, despite debates about how exactly it works.
Extra Lives: Why Video Games MatterAfter thousands of hours of playing videogames (and a bout with a nasty cocaine addiction), Tom Bissell wants to argue that, yes indeed, gaming is an art form. We read his book, Extra Lives: Why Video Games Matter, so you don't have to.
The Science of Aging BrainsThe myth of the doddering senior is just that. Scientists have disproved the notion that aging dulls one's wits. It turns out that not only are older brains wiser, they may be faster and smarter, too.
Quiz: Healthy Living for Every AgeIf you're familiar with the phrase, "You are what you eat", you know the first step to staying healthy is to eat the right foods and know how much is enough. Along with exercise, a healthy diet can help you lose weight, increase your stamina, ward off illness and reduce health risks. Not only will you feel more energetic, but you're also likely to avoid long stays at the hospital. Chronic illnesses result in a whopping 2.5 billion days of missed work each year, according the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine and result in half of the healthcare expenditures in the U.S. Take this quiz to learn more about how you can stay healthy. To read more about staying healthy, see NEWSWEEK's "Healthy Living for Every Age".
The Environmental Legacy of the Gulf Oil SpillIn 1974, the Chilean government decided not to clean up an oil spill along its southern coast. The result: a natural laboratory for testing oil's environmental impact, and valuable lessons for the fate of the gulf.
Mothers Search for New Sources of Breast MilkAfter San Diego mother Sarah McNeill researched the health properties of breast milk, she wanted those benefits for her baby. "Just because he was adopted, my little one should not have to miss out on the antibodies and the health that breast milk provides," she said. But McNeill wasn't producing her own milk, so two months before her adopted baby was born she began searching for an alternate supply.
The Dilemma of Talented ChildrenIn all the uproar over the Sunderland family's alleged reality-TV contract, it sometimes sounded like, in search of a quick buck, teenage sailor Abby Sunderland's parents snatched her from in front of the Xbox, threw her on a sailboat, and forced her to sail around the world.
Bad Health Habits Blamed on GeneticsGenes have a lot to tell us about our body and our health. But relying too closely on their message—much of which is still unknown—people may make poor choices.
It's Apple vs. Google in the New Phone FightThe computer industry is undergoing one of its periodic upheavals in which an aging platform is swept away and replaced by something newer, cheaper, and better. In this case, the victim is the personal computer.
All the World Speaks GlobishThe alumni of the vast people's University of China are typical of the post–Mao Zedong generation. Every Friday evening several hundred gather informally under the pine trees of a little square in Beijing's Haidian district, in the so-called English Corner, to hold "English conversation."
No Sex, Please, We're Soccer PlayersThere's nothing hotter than a sweaty, well-muscled athlete, unless he's fresh off play at the World Cup and happens to be from Britain or Ghana. The only scoring those guys will be doing in the next month is on the field. Their countries reportedly have banned them from sex while they're playing in the tournament, for fear that they'll waste themselves on the wrong kind of action.
FDA Director on Cracking Down on Do-It-Yourself Genome TestsFresh off sending stern letters to five consumer-genomics companies indicating that, as currently marketed, the companies' tests will require clearance by the FDA, Alberto Gutierrez—the agency's director of the Office of In Vitro Diagnostics in the Center for Devices and Radiological Health—spoke to NEWSWEEK.
Personal Genomics Tests to Face RegulationThe FDA has sent letters to five personal genomics companies outlining its intentions for regulation of direct-to-consumer tests, and if 23andMe thought it was having a bad week before, it's sure not going to be happy now.
Greene Threatens Sarah Palin as Worst Speaker in PoliticsAlvin Greene, the surprise Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate in South Carolina, has a way with words. It's the way, though, of Sarah Palin and George W. Bush—a tortured relationship with the English language that prevents him from making his points, and that says to voters he may not be up to the job.
Apple iPad and iPhone Set to Outsell MacintoshWonder why Steve Jobs has forsaken laptops and desktops in favor of mobile devices? By next year, the iPad and iPhone will generate more than double the revenue of the entire Macintosh product line.
Exploring High-Tech Ways to Run FasterA whole range of high-tech products has emerged to satisfy the hunger for greater speed. At the top of the technology food chain are altitude tents and masks, which pump oxygen-deprived air into a small space to trigger an adaptation in blood chemistry.
Don't Just 'Do Something'Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal is desperate: millions of gallons of BP's crude are launching an amphibious assault on his beaches and wetlands. So let's do the math: desperation + a pol's "do something" mentality = a loony decision to build 14-foot sand berms.
Study: Americans Want to Know Their Genetic CodesNew research has found that a majority of Americans want to know the details of their genetic codes, including what diseases they might be at risk of developing.
El idioma una barrera a la asistencia medicaCuando la letra menuda es ininteligible aun para los hablantes nativos de ingles, que esperanza tienen los inmigrantes Latinos?
Language a Barrier to Health CareWhen the fine print is unintelligible even for native English speakers, what hope is there for Latino immigrants?
In Senegal, Using Music to Fight MalariaA pop-song contest hopes to educate African youth about preventing a deadly illness.
Why We Hate the Oil Companies: Straight Talk From an Energy InsiderTalk about timing. The book "Why We Hate the Oil Companies" hits the shelves in the midst of the most catastrophic oil spill in U.S. history. And we read it so you don't have to.
Six Strange iPad AccessoriesWe've been here before: the period right after a major gadget is released when strange doodads—like an entire bed made to complement the iPod—start to pop up.


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Even though her political career isn't over yet, with a 2016 Presidential race still a distinct possibility, it looks like the life of Hillary Rodham Clinton is being prepared for some cinematic reflections. Last month, "Smashed" and "The Spectacular Now" director James Ponsoldt signed to direct the...Read More »
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The apocalypse is terrifying at the best of times, but when the concept of oblivion hits you through young adult literature -- as the teens of today are finding out through "The Hunger Games," "Divergent," "The Knife Of Never Letting Go" et al -- it's almost guaranteed to lead to some sleepless nigh...Read More »
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Last week I was overjoyed to pay $2.88 a gallon for gas. This week I was overjoyed to pay $2.78. But it shows exactly how little 10 cents a gallon really was.
Now, we don't have new roads. Now we have congestion. Now our potholes take way too long to fix….
Now we won't have 2,500 highway construction jobs we could have had… And you would never even know you were paying for them….
It is sad… just sad that the betterment of all Delaware's men, women, and children, was put on the back burner so people could "pretend" they didn't like "taxes".
One wheel alignment because one hit one pothole, costs more than the invisible cost of 10 cents a gallon on gas under $3.00…..
Is the fact that Delaware's most qualified candidate got 186 votes. It goes to show the ineffectiveness of running on a third party ticket against an incumbent and the challenger from the previous election before.
It was a noble effort and had an unbelievable amazing amount of support from those outside his district who unfortunately were not able to vote for that candidate. I think it does point out the prejudice many people have to third parties here in America. "If you truly were a good candidate, you'd be on the ballot of one of the major parties, so therefore you can't be that good, especially if I've never heard of you." … I think that line best sums up the thought-process of most average Americans when they go into a booth and decide which button to push…..
It also does show that although voting (for us who love politics) is a never ending passion, it is an enthusiasm that many of our neighbors do not share… When we espouse the absolutely necessity of certain events taking, because they lead to other events to follow which will better their lives, their eyes glaze and they give it as much worth as if the Titans had to beat the Jaguars for your fantasy team to excel….
And it may be for the best. Our blogging world as lagged without Steve's daily input. Fights that should have seen the light of day, have languished without the right set of eyes to pull them out from their hiding holes… Perhaps it is better that the brilliance and wisdom of Steve be not confined to the floor of our General Assembly where a coalition could effectively bottle it up and silence it, but be strewn again to the winds of cyberspace where unlimited possibilities lie for it to land and become fertile. An active activist can not be an activist unless he remains active (or something like that).
He will surprisingly find that very few of his acquaintance will ever know the outcome… If they ask, just say you fell short and leave it at that. That is all they want to know anyway, is if their Steve is back… The rest of the world goes on, and if you quickly forget, so will they….. (That will be your biggest surprise; how quickly you fit right back into old and people don't even seem to know you've been away.)
Through Steve's and Catherine's endeavor to try to launch through a third party, I have received insight…. Money. One needs a sponsor, a patron with a pocket book, to first build a party; one needs mailers comparable to the other two parties arriving on doorsteps and mailboxes first outlining the need for a third party; and to arrive in off- times long before the election, when one does not automatically throw every lit drop piece in the trash, and is so grateful for a piece of mail, they will actually read it…. Build the idea of a third party first, and see if they will come…
As for a name, from watching this cycle I now lean more to the Greens than either Independents or Libertarians as a name to head the third party… However to counter the notion that Greens are a flaky liberal party of unrealistic aspirations, I would change the name to the Green Money party… (how can anyone not like green money) and a platform as this: we are for the growth of small businesses, people's prosperity, which are done in ways to enhance the environment, not destroy it.
Something along those lines… Could we launch a third party in time for 2016? We'd need 40,000 people and then in Delaware we could no longer be ignored. Though not capable of winning on our own, we would by playing off one party against the other, make them both forced to listen to us. One would think, at least.
Understanding what happened can clearly be seen in Delaware's vote totals across three election cycles… 2010, 2012, 2014….
We will use John Carney.
2010 John Carney received 173,543 votes over the Republican (Urquhart) : 125,442
2012 John Carney received 249,933 votes over the Republican (Kovach) : 129757
2014 John Carney received 137,245 votes over the Republican (Izzo) : 85142
But from these little glimpse, it appears that there are between 125,000 and 130,000 of Delawareans who consistently come out and vote Republican, no matter what year the election…
Democrats however have fluctuations between 112,688 and 76,390 depending on whether the election is on or off season.
Rose Isso is a hard case to compare anything too, especially when Priscilla Rakestraw admits even she voted for John Carney… But one can see that in an off election, the Republican's best 129,757 (Kovach) is only 7488 away from the Democrat's worst take over these past three elections.
If Republicans can find a candidate as qualified as their state treasurer this year capable of stealing votes away from Democrats as did Simpler, and have several third party candidates siphon off the Progressive protest vote, they could possibly win Congress in 2018… But not 2016… Too many Democrats vote that year….
As post mortem analysis starts to heat up, let us cut to the chase. The Dem's received a surprise wave of national majority in 2012 and 2008, because their sleep-walker base was excited to vote. They woke up because they had something on the line… It would be safe to say that across this nation since before 2000, we naturally tend to go Republican in off years (whereas Delaware becomes evenly balanced) unless Democratic voters get excited, wake up, and feel they have something on-the-line to vote for; then it becomes overwhelmingly Democratic.
By now it should start to sink in that Democrats had success in 2006, 2008, 2012 because of Obama. 2010 and 2014 will simply prove it, that when you don't use Obama, you lose big in huge population centers which predominantly now determine each state's winner. (Example: Virginia is 65-35 Red everywhere except Richmond, Norfolk, and Fairfax County (DC) which since 2008 have been enough to turn VA blue)…
That is the lesson. Republicans have consistently been excited ever since "dat, der Kenyian took office"… Democrats need to find the same level of enthusiasm … because they already have the registered votes. They just can't get them to vote.
The problem is not GOTV for dems.. They had the best-run machine ever. It's the internal excitement, that element of patriotism missing inside every non-Republican voter…
You may like him because he's a nice guy. But someone's got to pay that money back, and you know it will be you… Why would anyone double their debt? It's real money you are giving up, and with no collateral…. Why would anyone go to the trouble of writing in someone who cost them $7.5 million and was about to do it twice?
Especially when you have a normal Sheriff who will save you money, as in Bob Lee……
If nothing major ripples the water, it will all come down to Common Core.
Simpler as being against it… Period.
Barney as being for it! "Woot, woot, yeah, yeah.. corporate money in MY pocket" sort of being for it…
Like a game between two really equal teams, I expect a lot of defense action the first three quarters and then things open up in the fourth…
(So It's ok to turn away, and come back when the clock is about to run out… )
Delaware's Unions, particularly the Building and Trades, have over-stepped. In a world where the one percent owns 45% of America's assets, where billions are being spent to destroy unions in every capacity, where the middle class has succumbed to its worst level since 1880, the rat-demon that the Building and Trades chose to blacken, was Delaware's biggest friend of labor, John Kowalko.
There is something very sick in Delaware's unions… That this was ever allowed shows complicity with the 1%.
The only people hurt by not putting the power plant inside the University of Delaware, were those investors who spent $800,000 and got nothing. It would be safe to say none of them were of the 99%. When something else goes in, those jobs will be there as well. Labor did not lose one job…
Instead, we just got further proof that in Delaware, labor has been coerced, infiltrated, and is being run by the 1%… No normal working man would want to poison 30,000 people into cancer by his efforts. We all know the 1% have no qualms with killing people as long as they make over 5%…..
Organized labor is no longer working for its members. Whether it is the DSEA, AFSCME, or the Building Trades, the lack of new jobs here in Delaware is due to only one thing. Their coziness with those with money… the big 5 developers and their friend, the governor.
I know the details of why there is a history behind it this coziness.. But there was also a history behind Colonial America and Great Britain… But at some point a split had to occur.
When you have Quisling leaders telling their members that "yeah, they are doing everything they can", and at the same time telling the Delaware Way that they "got their people handled", it is their members who are getting royally screwed…..
It is past time to scrap old leaders. It is past time for new aggressive leadership, someone in their 30's.. It is time for work stoppages again. It is time for muscle… When you have our ex-heroes, "organized labor", those who built the America we had (at least up through 2000), attacking their most ardent legislative supporter in the General Assembly because he wouldn't go along and maliciously kill 30,000 of his constituents with cancer, you have a corrupt and poorly lead organization…. They are not working for their members; they are working for Charlie Copeland!
I hereby pull my support for prevailing wage…. and urge John Kowalko and every legislator elected from the Greater Newark Area up through Hockessin to do so as well. …
Until unions get new aggressive leadership who will daringly take on the Delaware Way and grind it up and crush it, forget it, I won't reconsider.
if you are a Republican, and distraught at how the Republican Party has dissipated over the past 10 years here in Delaware, and wish it would revive, you need to take control of your party from the henchmen, and vote Simpler over Sher….
Simpler was running this race, and Sher came in at literally the last half hour forcing a primary. The News journal quotes that she had conversations with Charlie Copeland and he convinced her to run. From her campaign, and her spread in today's News Journal, it is obvious what transpired…
Simpler was not a rabid Republican. The party's ideologues felt he could not become the state's only Republican winner which he had a chance to become, and now with Chip Flower's being out of the race, he is running against someone even Democrats don't like:…. Tom Carper's little buddy…. So by adding all the Republicans, and half the Democrats who don't appreciate Tom Carper, you get 60% of the vote… Looks like a Republican can finally take one office….
But in comes Charlie Copeland with assurances of support for Sher, and convinces her to jump in….
It would be wise for Republicans to reflect, that ever since Charlie Copeland emerged into making the upper judgments of the Republican Party, they have literally slid into a hole with slippery mud walls…. From being a strong contender to a joke, that entire party structure has become… And now, finally when a good candidate emerges, he scrambles to scuttle him.
If Republicans don't want to completely toss in the towel, they need to get off their ass this September 9th, and vote for the most qualified treasurer candidate we have ever seen. And then, after these elections, begin to change their party from the top down….
Great coach…
How did he get picked again?
When riots happen in Wilmington, which i'm sure they will, I hope they will learn from Ferguson Missouri's mistake.
That mistake is to riot in your own neighborhood… That is just plain silly. Did we attack ourselves when the Japs bombed Pearl Harbor? Or did we wage war with Japan?
Why people would loot and burn in their own neighborhood, is beyond me. I write this now, so when the opportunity to riot does occur, those with above average intelligence will have a plan to move the crowd out of their impoverished neighborhood, and instead riot in neighborhoods where the a) the loot is much better, and b) those responsible for the policy that has kept you down since Clinton left office, are directly affected. If you are going to riot, you should do in on the enemies home turf. Republican Country.
A riot has a purpose. It is to change things. To make things better by creating a situation that is worse than doing nothing, therefore something has to be done. Blacks didn't protest on the back seat of the bus. They sat in the white section. Black students didn't do their sit-in at the black counter. They did it at the white. Black students didn't march into Tuskegee Institute with the National Guard. They marched into the all white University of Alabama. Martin Luther King didn't do his marches within all black neighborhoods. He marched across the bridge into downtown white Selma….
So battling police in your own neighborhood, looting your own corner store, burning out yours and your neighbor's houses, kind of double hurts you. Not only are you being oppressed by Republican Policies, but you are also setting those who support you, back even more….
So I'm writing this to tell you where to protest so it will do you some good.
It is called Westover Hills. There aren't many people living there, but those that do are rich and very old and feeble. They couldn't stop a crowd breaking into their house if they tried. Plus, when you loot, you could actually get something you could sell. Whose going to buy all the banana flavored Laffy Taffy you stole from the corner market? But you could easily swipe a Bose Stereo, or maybe find a safe with a couple of hundred thousand in it.
And instead of hurting mom and pop, or Uncle Joe and Aunt Alice, you would be hurting those whose money is directly responsible for you not having a good job, a good house, a good future. Those in Westover Hills vote Republican and it is Republicans who have allowed all the money to go to the top 1%… and none to you…
If you remember the Clinton Democratic years, it was different. You, or your mom and dad, did get richer every year and if that had only continued, you would have been doing rather well by now. But you got lazy and enough of you didn't vote for Democrats in 2000 and now, we are stuck with the rich getting richer, and you and your neighbors, getting poorer…
So take the number 20 bus from 10th and Market side of Rodney Square and in 8 minutes and 15 stops later, you will be just north of the riot zone. Do your peaceful protests there, in the middle of the streets, and shout how Republicans have ruined everyone's lives but those of themselves… When the riot police arrive with their single tank and tear gas, make them fire it at you so all those rich billionaires have to breath it too. Then when all hell breaks loose, break into the houses and rob yourselves silly. Don't even worry. Unlike those corner stores, everything you take here is fully insured… Destroying their property, will in days, put all Delaware's construction workers back to work. These guys are rich. They don't dilly-dally around.
The main point is this? When you riot in your own neighborhoods which these Republicans never venture into, it only serves to reinforce their notion of you as a sub-human race. "Look at those pathetic people", they will say over their Maker's Mark and Hennessey, "they're tearing up their own neighborhood. Maybe we should keep them doing it so they move and haul their sorry asses elsewhere."
They will not be in any hurry to lift one finger… "make them suffer more" will be their outcry. But … if you do it in THEIR neighborhood, they will at least wonder why? In their asking around, what's the real cause of these people rioting, they will come to the conclusion that they, with all the money, need to invest more, need to hire more, need to pay more, and that if they had previously invested more in our people, this riot would never have happened. That is your key… Getting them to call their out-of-pocket legislators and say, "raise my taxes; we can't afford any more riots like these, even if we are insured. It's the third time this year. I'm too tired for another round of tax free shopping!"…
You can even walk there. So forget the bus. Just send the coordinates out on social media, and anyone with a phone app can get there…. It is pointless for you to have to bear the cost and trauma of what THEY caused. It makes such great sense for them to bear that cost, and after doing so, quickly create the changes you need to pull yourselves out of poverty…
So pastors and neighborhood watch leaders. Start talking your kids to riot in Westover Hills, instead of your own street. Isn't it about time, the real criminals get to feel the heat?
They are the ones who put you there…. Make THEM pay, not those who are poor like you. And pick up something nice for me while you are there… A nice oriental carpet would be cool… blue and white if you find one.


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I am working on a cooler-based mash tun and I am having trouble finding a certain part, and it leads me to a question.
I have been looking for a stainless steel 3/4" washer for the internal side of the bulkhead. All I have been able to find is a zinc coated washer. Is the zinc coating a problem? Any negative interaction chemically with the mash? If so, where can I find a washer like this that is stainless steel?
zinc is a electrically active metal, they use it on boats to prevent corrosion on motor parts, so i wouldn't think that in your acidic wort would be a good place. i found my SS washer at the local farm supply store .(tsc)
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Yup, 3/4" stainless washers are in the specialty drawers at Lowes. The closest lowes is always out of stock on them, but a newer one a little further away has them all the time.
Any marine supply or Chandlery will have stainless hareware and washers by the box full.
For inside a round MLT pre bend the washer to match the radius first before installing unless it's a square MLT with flat mounting surfaces. Many 3/4" washers are rather oversize in the ID, this is where a 5/8" almost fits then a quick bore on the lathe for a nice fit is required.
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The ACE hardeware store in my small town has stainless not only in washers but SAE, Metric including left hand thread nuts, bolts and screws. True-Value has 1/10 of ACE, don't care plus higher priced.
If you mix zinc (galvanized) metals with copper in a mildly acidic liquid you will be creating a battery. Both metals will corrode quickly.
Got mine at Fastenal
OK, I've been looking through tons of old threads on this topic.
I had picked up some zinc washers for my new cooler/mash tun build at Home Depot. Realized that was a bad idea. Then I found some washers at the local ACO hardware store that were just labeled "steel SAE". I picked up a few, but now I'm wondering if they are actually what I need. Of course, there was nobody around the store that seemed like they would have a clue enough to give an answer that I'd be willing to trust.
So, what do you all think? Is a "steel SAE" washer for $.50 OK, or do I need to go to Lowes to get the stainless steel ones that are $2.50 for 2 of them.
SAE definitely doesn't mean stainless, it's more about the dimensions. You need stainless.


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Again, Im in a match where my team is doing really well at the beginning and then all of a sudden, i start lagging so hard that the screen freezes up and i randomly die. I continue to play and get my butt kicked but our team was making big moves and winning. We ace their team, i go to dragon, kill it, then my screen freezes and when i spawn pantheon has killed me.. but it shows me running through the jungle multiple times before it lets me move out of the spawn.. either the client is messed up or people are using cheats somehow. but of course a red will never respond to this.. pantheons summoner name was Digital Khaos i want him banned
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One of easiest ways to make sure you eat a healthy breakfast is just a little planning and baking ahead. It is so easy to skip breakfast altogether or grab pour a bowl of sugary cereal if you don't have a lot of time.
Please promise yourself to not skip breakfast. It is such an important meal. My husband is the one who made us think hard about it. The name "Breakfast". You are "breaking the fast". Your body has not had any food / nutrients for typically 8-12 hours. Breakfast gives you the nutrients and energy to start the day. Your brain functions better. Your body functions better and your metabolism will thank you tremendously!
Remember, eating small healthy meals every 2-4 hours keeps your body's metabolism working at it's optimal pace. If you go too long between meals, your body goes into fat storing mode. We certainly don't want that!
These healthy Apple Almond Butter Muffins are another great breakfast and snack option for you. Combine them with a bowl of Greek yogurt or a piece of fresh fruit.
- ⅓ cup oat flour
- ⅓ cup oats
- ½ cup unsweetened apple sauce
- ½ cup almond butter
- 2 TBSP organic coconut sugar or brown sugar
- 2 TBSP agave or honey
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 egg
- 1 tsp cinnamon
- ½ tsp baking soda
- ½ tsp baking powder
- ⅛ tsp of salt
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
- Grease muffin tin with coconut oil or nonstick spray. (Do not use muffin liners)
- In a medium bowl, Mix together the oat flour, oats cinnamon, baking soda, baking powder, and salt
- In a large bowl, mix together the applesauce, almond butter, honey, vanilla extract, and coconut/or brown sugar
- Beat in the egg.
- Using a cookie scoop, scoop evenly into the muffin cavities.
- Bake at 350 degrees for 16-18 minutes.
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News of the Car World: The Top Stories of 2011
It was a tumultuous year in the auto industry: declines, resurgences, even the odd drivable crossover. We recount the events that shaped the 'scape in 2011
16. The Revenge of Bob Lutz
Bob Lutz, the car guy's car guy, did stints at Ford, BMW, Chrysler, and GM, and earned the admiration of many an automotive journalist and industry watcher for his frank talk and focus on performance. The arch-enemy of the industry's so-called bean counters, accountants who treasure cost-saving above all, this silver-haired ex-Marine pilot with profane gravel in place of a voice box managed to become one of the longest-surviving, best-known automobile executives in history, until General Motors, through no particular fault of his own, went bankrupt on his watch. Despite his too-late championing of the Chevy Volt, Lutz was shown the door during GM's government-sponsored bankruptcy re-organization, as the face of all that was wrong with GM. But, truth was he wasn't, just wrong on some counts and right on many others. And if you watch this almost 80-year-old dynamo's star turn in filmmaker Chris Paine's documentary,�Revenge of the Electric Car, you see where Lutz immediately-pre-retirement had become a convert and effective advocate for the future technologies he'd once dismissed. (Even if he's still a vocal doubter of man-made climate change.) Whether his motives were pure or self-interested—with Lutz, we always suspect the latter—he was a champion pitchman and this year GM, itself out of the woods for the moment, hired him back. May he run deep.
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L'Shanah Tovah — Happy New Year!
As summer gives way to fall, I pause and reflect. Although I do not spend much time in temple these days, the Jewish traditions I grew up with still resonate. Rosh Hashanah is "One of two High Holidays in the Jewish religion, the other being Yom Kippur, which occurs 10 days after Rosh Hashanah begins (this year, Thursday, September 29). During the High Holidays, Jews cleanse their soul and get the chance to start fresh with an unburdened conscience and the intention of doing better in the coming year," (www.howstuff works.com). Read more
Shine on, harvest moon
I am by no means the only guy with an opinion. In fact, I've been told that "everyone has one." Go figure. Of course, if we all felt the same way about any of a myriad of subjects, life would be just plain dull. Pausing to breathe once in a while, I sometimes hear snippets of conversation that apparently take place all around me, while I am not talking. Or the center of attention. Hmm. Read more
The greatest love of all
At the risk of sounding cliché, "I believe the children are our future. Teach them well and let them lead the way." These sage words (written by Michael Masser and Linda Creed) reverberated all week as I made my way through the Catskills, observing young people and sensing "all the beauty they possess inside." Read more
The use of three dots at the end of a sentence has a name: ellipsis. The word's origin has been traced to the Greek language and is a series of marks that "usually indicate an intentional omission of a word or sentence, or whole section from the original text being quoted," (www.wikipedia.org).
An ellipsis can also be used to indicate a pause in speech, an unfinished thought, or, at the end of a sentence; a trailing off into silence (aposiopesis). "When placed at the beginning or end of a sentence, the ellipsis can also inspire a feeling of melancholy longing." Read more
Good night, Irene!
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I am a camera…
It's yet another expression that floats in and out of my consciousness from time to time. I find myself saying it more and more as I wander the countryside snapping away. Years ago, while working for a different newspaper, I consistently got the same note at staff meetings: "decent copy, lousy pictures." Outraged, I defended myself by insisting that I am not a photographer, but a writer who is forced to take pictures along the way. Read more
Woodstock, legends and all that jazz
I've often heard it said that "age is just a number" but have no clue who coined the phrase. Undoubtedly, it was some octogenarian—loath to admit that time was passing more quickly than had been anticipated. This past week, my event calendar was filled with time travel and I found myself doing the math a little too often. Read more
Come back, little diva
Oh my gosh, what a week! As I made plans to visit friends and family in the Finger Lakes, I checked my schedule and realized that I had better make hay while the sun shines, since if there is one thing that the summer knows, it's that time is fleeting and before we know it, we'll see the wintry snows. Read more
Crowd pleasers
As much as I love doling out my opinion on the various events happening throughout the Hudson Valley, there are times (believe it or not) that I look to the audience for inspiration. This past week offered a perfect opportunity to keep my mouth shut (yes, it's possible) and tune in to conversations heard 'round every corner. I managed to get my two cents in from time to time, but felt it prudent to hear what others had to say. Read more
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As much as I delight in sharing my life with Dharma (the wonder dog), as of late I'm beginning to wonder—is it me, or the dog? It was only a month or two ago, that Dharma received an invitation to attend the ribbon cutting ceremony of a new gift shoppe in Jeffersonville, NY (you know who you are.) Since the dog is unable to use a keyboard, I responded for her and asked if I could tag along. Read more


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27" Front-Load Washer with 4.1 cu. ft. Capacity, 11 Wash Cycles, PowerWash Cycle, 6 Hour Fresh Spin Option, Steam for Stains Option and Allergen Removal Washer Cycle: White
27" Top-Load Washer with 4.2 cu. ft. Capacity, 12 Wash Cycles, SmartDrive Technology, Auto-Lint Disposal, Delay Start and Energy Star Qualified
27" Non-Coin Operated Commercial Top-Load Washer with 3.6 cu. ft. Capacity, 5 Wash Cycles, 3 Wash Temperatures and Electronic One-Touch Controls
27" Commercial Top-Load Washer with 2.5 cu. ft. Capacity, 6 Wash Cycles, 640 RPM, Card-Ready Capability, Dial-a-Fabric Cycle Selection and Self Cleaning Pump
28" Top-Load Washer with 4.8 cu. ft. Capacity, 16 Wash Cycles, 5 Temperature Settings, PowerWash System, Allergen Cycle, Steam Option and SmoothClose Glass Lid: White
$900 - $999
26" - 28.9"
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