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Cowardly dinosaurs! Cockney pirates! Alien Dogs! Vertiginous squirrels! Time-traveling slugs! Fish in spacesuits! Hedgehogs disguised as fish! Cows disguised as ants! Disco-dancing horses!
This book of wacky bedtime stories places your child at the centre of each crazy adventure by making him/her the central character. Containing heavy doses of humour which can be enjoyed by parent and child alike, and with a whopping thirty-one stories, this collection is designed to last a month. But can you leave it to just one story per night?
"Written with a great love of vocabulary, with a musical style […] this book is not a month of bedtime stories, but a lifetime of them." – Carole P. Roman, Kirkus Best of 2012 Award-winning Author
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Mobb Deep's Havoc recently updated fans on the long-awaited return of himself and Prodigy to store shelves and what producer has caught his attention as of late.
According to Hav, the upcoming Mobb Deep LP is roughly halfway completed and will primarily feature his beats.
"Me and P been in the studio for the past month, we damn near got half of the next Mobb Deep album knocked out… On this new Mobb Deep album it's just going to be all me [on the production] and less of somebody coming up with some s**t. I been f**king with Boi-1da a little bit too, he got some hot s**t, kinda meshing both of our sounds together, so that should be interesting." (Miss Info TV)
Recently, Hav and P talked about hooking back up and performing a slew of lesser known tracks during their nationwide tour this spring.
"It's definitely gonna be songs performed that we've never performed before," Havoc promised when the group spoke to MTV News. Pee estimates that he and Hav get together about two weeks before a tour to choose which songs they'll travel with. "We just recently we did a rehearsal together and as soon as I walked in the door, Pee was playing something that we never performed before and I was like 'Yo, let's do that!' " Hav said anecdotally, though he wouldn't give up the goods. (MTV)
Their multi-city tour buzz ignited the Internet in early February.
It's official: hip-hop duo Mobb Deep's putting their beef on the back burner … and officially heading out on a 20th anniversary tour later this spring … TMZ has learned. The duo — a.k.a. Havoc and Prodigy — were entwined in an intense rap feud ever since Havoc tore into Prodigy on Twitter … claiming among other things that Prodigy had engaged in a slew of jailhouse relationships during his 3-year stint in the slammer. But now, the two rappers have let bygones be bygones … and recently announced they're headed back on the road together. First stop? The Paid Dues festival in L.A. this March. Sources close to the group say it's just the first of many shows — and will act as the unofficial kickoff for their April world tour … where they'll be celebrating 20 years as a group. (TMZ)
Earlier this year, P refused to lay out Mobb Deep's deathbed despite being in a publicized feud with Hav.
"Nah, nah, it's just on standby," Capital P said when asked if it is time to retire the Mobb Deep brand. "Yeah, I'm sure about that. I love Mobb Deep. Mobb Deep made my life what it is. Havoc feels the same way, so we'll be right back to work. For right now, he's doing his thing and I'm doing my thing. I've got goals I'm trying to accomplish, and I really can't let nothing sidestep me or get in the way of that. If that means I gotta put Mobb Deep on standby for the time being, then so be it. That's what has to happen." ("Usual Suspects Radio")


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Kony 2012: Viral Film Seeks to Expose, Arrest Ugandan War Criminalby Free Britney at . Comments
Kony 2012, a film created by the organization Invisible Children, Inc., seeks to expose and ultimately bring to justice indicted Ugandan war criminal Joseph Kony.
The film's stated purpose is to promote the charity group's "Stop Kony" movement, so the despot becomes internationally known in order to arrest him in 2012.
The film has spread virally, with over 78 million views on YouTube and more than 16.6 million views on Vimeo in less than one week. We've embedded it here:
The film itself documents the Invisible Children Inc's plans and efforts to arrest Kony, whose alleged guerrilla warfare tactics devastated the region.
It advocates curtailing compelled, coerced youth military service - Kony led the abduction of children to become child-sex slaves and child soldiers.
Kony2012, and Invisible Children, have gotten plugs from stars such as Rihanna, Taylor Swift, Christina Milian, Nicki Minaj, Bill Gates and Kim Kardashian.
The efforts won't end with this half-hour movie. On April 20, as part of the campaign, supporters will put up posters promoting Kony 2012 in their home towns.
Invisible Children offers posters from an online shop in an effort to gain wide recognition on the issue. They have also created action kits that include campaign buttons, posters, bracelets, and stickers to help spread awareness.
economic gain 4Americans ha! coz Uganda has fuel, why the hell didn't they hunt 4kony 25yrs ago????? M7 be careful they will kill u like they killed Gaddaffi dem mother fucker "hypocrites"
kim kardashian would say jump off a roof if she got paid enough
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My wife and I went to a beer tasting event at a relatively fancy restaurant in town.
The theme was Belgians (or Belgian style). It was a fun event and I enjoyed it but I must confess that I really felt they could have been more generous with the amount of beer offered.
Let me give the particulars - It was a six course meal that extended over three hours.
Each course was paired with a different beer. I'll give you the list - Saison Dupont Belgian Farmhouse Ale, Hennepin Farmhouse Saison Ale, Allagash Dubbel Reserve, Kerkom Brewery Pink Blond, Otter Creek Stovepipe Porter, Heavyweight Brewing Wood Aged old Salty 2005. We probably got 3 - 4 oz for each course. Add that up even accounting for the higher gravities you only get about 24 oz of beer. Don't you think that is kind of miserly.
I'll admit this was the first beer tasting I've been to- maybe this is how it is but my opinion is that it is not enough good beer to drink. For crying out loud - give me some so I can enjoy it - not just enough to only cover my tastebuds. Why be so precious about it? For example, it would have been neat to comare the two saisons against each other but because of the delay between courses and the limited amount offered it was not possible. A guy gets thirsty you know!
Let me offer thoughts before I get responses - the event was over three hours so there certainly wasn't an issue of drinking too much. The service staff never offered more of any of the styles offered. I didn't ask for more because I noticed nobody asking (it was a small. intimate dining room) and as I mentioned before, I had never been to one (nor a wine tasting either for that matter) so I wasn't sure of tasting etiquette.
I would be interested in my fellow HBT folks opinions.
Thanks one and all.
P.S. - I enjoyed all the ales but I must comment that the old salty was the real winner of the evening I thought. It is a barley wine which I don't usually like too much but this one had great flavor coming out of its ears. The perfect ending to a dinner - much like a good port or something.
I really need to go to one of those. I think for beer lovers like us, we'd like to have more than 24 oz total. Truth is, there's a liability if they give you 6 pints of Belgian beer...the average Joe would be thrashed. Maybe that's why they were stingy?


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|Tue, 08-07-2012 - 7:25am
Hi everyone.
I am hitting the ground running.
I have 43456796338 things to do this week. I feel a little over-whelmed.
I am glad to be home, I missed my familt a lot. I cant believe school begins on Monay.
What is up with you?
|Tue, 08-07-2012 - 8:19am
Oh NO! You have 43456796338 things to do this WEEK? have mercy! No WONDER you're overwhelmed. you should just LEAVE all 43456796338 things and come to MY house. That's ONE thing. SOOOO much easier! (SOOOOO much FUNNER!)
I have 43456796337 things to do TODAY. O.K., not really. But close ...
chiro at 8. (done) I love him. Just sayin'.
Staff meeting, part B at 10. (done)
Patterns to print for a woodworker in the congregation to cut them out for me by mid-September (done), Little Seeker activities to plan for the first two weeks of Youth Quest (done), music CDs to order for the little ones(done), my report to write for Session (done) between the chiro and staff meeting (I HOPE!)
then Balcony time
then blogs to write and schedule for publishing
then a CE meeting with at least a thousand things on the agenda
then write the CE report for Session to go in the consent agenda
then HOME
and I'll be OFF for the next ten days!
Alright ... gotta run ... have a good one!
|Tue, 08-07-2012 - 8:53am
I hear you Missy on the 43456796338 things to do! Good luck with your list.
Julie, good luck with yours too! Hope you finish everything so that those 10 days of vacation can be blissfully worry and stress free.
Me: I am working from home this morning, at least until just after 10. Then we will head up to the high school. Oops, should back up a bit. Need to get non-fitting uniforms in the van to be sold during registration today. I know there are a bunch already priced and ready to go in Emilee's closet. Sarah tells me she doesn't have any recent nonfitting items, but says she needs new shorts? Hmm, how does that work? I suppose they *could* be worn out. Need to check with Em.
Okay, so up to the high school just after 10. Sarah goes to volleyball camp. Em and I haul in uniforms for sale. Em goes to get her school picture taken while I do registration type things and pay out the big bucks. Hopefully head home with plenty of time to continue working. If there is NOT plenty of time before Sarah gets picked up, might run to Archivers instead. I have decided that I need to buy the papers for my cards at this time even if they don't have all the new Christmas lines in! Pick Sarah up from volleyball. Get her school picture taken? I really don't think she will want it then, but she thinks that would be the better time to do it. When she's all sweaty? Yeah. Right. I think it will happen later. Drop her at home and go in to the office.
DH will be taking Emilee up to the high school for cross country camp at 4:30. Assuming Sarah has not had her photo taken yet, she will go with and get that done then. Then they will come home. I will leave work about 5:15 to pick up Emilee and home for supper. Depending on how I am doing on hours, I might once again go in to the office after supper. I do not want to get hours behind at this point!
Yep, I think that covers it.
|Tue, 08-07-2012 - 9:15am
Tonight is gymnastics and pizza *I will not eat too much, I will not eat too much, I will not eat too much.* LOL. I managed to actually lose weight on vacation and I'm enjoying good progress... I will not ruin it now!
And I printed 150 pictures at Walgreens last night, so I might actually get around to scrapping again someday!! I'm trying so hard not to fall behind too much or I know I'll never catch up.
Hope everyone has a great day!!
|Tue, 08-07-2012 - 9:18am
Whoa you guys!
Julie, I hope that all works out and you can enjoy those days at home
I am busy, but not to that extent!
- **Need to finish Tasha's lunch, take her to marching band. She already has a sock tan after 1 day! Check
- ** (new message on cell - possibly meet some volunteers at the school who are going to move my supplies?) Supplied moved AND we built the 8 raised beds AND linen them with landscape fabric!!!!
- **Pack a picnic lunch and meet friends for a playdate at the Rose Garden.Cancelled & rescheduled due to Mira having an upset tummy.
- ** (Was planning to go to a school garden thing, but if I have volunteers with heavy equipment I'm going with that). Went to the school garden thing. GREAT networking and info I've been wanting. Awesome.
- **Home to work (depending on above!) yup
- **Maybe register Sarah around dinnertime? I was planning to do it early, but now I'm thinking we'll do all that tomorrow.Yeah. Tomorrow.
- ** heading back to the school at 7 to start filling the raised beds. Have a few volunteers showing up.
|Tue, 08-07-2012 - 1:18pm
Seems like everyone has a million things to do!
I tried to sleep in. Got up got ready. Fed the birds.
Picked mom up, took her to walmart and the grocery store. Took her stuff home. Came to my house with her and her laundry. I finished my laundry, put away all my groceries. cleaned my kitchen, did the dishes. it was about 1 pm then.
Her laundry is still running.
Once its done we will head out and I will take her to see smiley, and drop off her latest purchase for her. Cute outfit which you will all see soon as her 8 months is Thursday, so that means a photo session!
Then take mom back home. Drop off photos and cards to people who brought them to scouts last night.
come home and I need to cut up the chicken and cantaloupe for dinner.
then scrap some.
then fix dinner.
Not sure what else today.
Hope everyone's lists are going well and you are having good days!
|Tue, 08-07-2012 - 2:47pm
I checked the uniforms that I had to sell and all of them are smaller sizes, more suited to being sold at the elementary school. They have their registration tomorrow. Called and verified that I can drop things off there tomorrow morning. I have 3 or 4 things to price, but that won't be hard.
Ugh, the worst part of registration is that it is a "social event." Which is fine if you have nothing to do. Anyway, kept having to corral Em and trying to herd her to the door. Offered--three times--to just leave her there until volleyball camp was done. Apparently it didn't sink in that that was what I was offering until after I had her in the van! I can't help it if she doesn't listen. Managed to put in another 45 minutes between registration and heading back to pick up Sarah. Would have been an hour but I (thankfully!) remembered that I desperately needed gas. LOL, I put in about 3 gallons at one place, picked Sarah up, dropped her at home, and came down to Sam's (which is by work), where I put in 19 more. Yep, 22 gallons in a tank that holds just over 22 gallons. Anyway, I will be able to put in almost 4 hours this afternoon, so I will be down about half an hour at the end of the day. I can live with that.
Oh yah, found out Sarah never turned in her volleyball uniform from last season. Ugh.
|Tue, 08-07-2012 - 3:02pm
OY teens!
Hopefully you will sell all of your used uniforms tomorrow.
So what happens since she didn't turn it in? what do you do now?
|Tue, 08-07-2012 - 3:18pm
|Tue, 08-07-2012 - 3:40pm
our school would have sent bills for the books by now.
Well maybe the contract will be helpful. I know how the struggles go with them not following through. my son was that way with homework and such...
He did finally grow out of it! so there is hope!


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Winter on Lido Key, Florida
Lido Key, one of the area's five barrier islands situated just west of downtown Sarasota, Florida, is home to one of those snow white, sandy beaches that seem to go on and on forever.
Lido Key is surrounded by the sparkling, cerulean waters of the Gulf of Mexico offering gorgeous scenery and plenty of activities with countless new discoveries for both residents and visitors alike.
The charm and sophistication of Lido Key are simply unrivaled. Conveniently located near the best amenities in Sarasota just a short drive on the Ringling Causeway, the 12 mile long key is also chock full of its own diverse appeal.
With daytime temperatures averaging in the mid 70s to the low 80s and staying relatively warm in the 60s at night, Lido Key winters are perfect for all types of outdoor adventures.
Naturally water sports abound on the key including boating, scuba diving, snorkeling and swimming. Or for something a little slower paced, sunsets in the Gulf are like no other and can be enjoyed from anywhere on Lido Key each and every evening.
Twilight cruises are a memorable way to see the sunset and tour the nearby waterways of Sarasota which is famous for being home to more canals than Venice, Italy.
Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the area's selection of other outdoor activities to choose from such as bicycling, fishing, golfing and hiking.
Numerous nature trails in South Lido Park are the ideal spot for picnicking and catching stunning views of the water. There's also Sarasota's Myakka River State Park featuring two of the area's biggest lakes, the Myakka River, a river marsh, boardwalk, visitor's center and nearly 40 miles of back-country just waiting to be explored.
When it comes to wildlife, Lido Key and her surrounding islands offer an incredible assortment of sights and sounds to behold during the wintertime. The deciduous trees shed their leaves revealing an interesting array of animals including armadillos, bobcat, deer, fox and, of course, alligators basking on the warm banks of the shore.
Florida's "colder" months bring a bevy of waterfowl to Lido Key including ducks, geese, red-tailed hawks, warblers, white pelicans and wood storks. Do not forget to bring the binoculars to see some of the area's bald eagles up close and personal. These majestic migrant birds can be spotted soaring over the neighboring waters from the months of October through May.
Indoors off the Sarasota coast there is an equal number of accommodations, attractions and activities to choose from such as dancing, fine dining, food and wine shows, live entertainment and shopping.
For snowbirds who love to shop, world renowned Saint Armand's Circle is the perfect place to visit with a great selection of sidewalk cafes, clothing boutiques and quaint shops nestled against a backdrop of towering coconut palm trees.
Whether it is marveling at the gorgeous architecture dotting the sands, exploring the many waterways, hitting the links, or simply just basking in the warm, welcoming weather, the spectacular winter season on Lido Key offer something for everyone year after year.
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Alphacam, 2011 R2
The latest release of Alphacam, 2011 R2, is part of CNC software's programme of development and enhancement, ensuring it keeps pace with changing needs and delivers maximum return on investment.
Alphacam 2011 R2 features improved parallel and flat-area 3D machining strategies for cutting solid models and surfaces.
Automatic exclusion of flat areas on parts allows for flat, rather than ball-ended cutters to be used.
Steep and shallow areas of parts detected allows for different strategies to be adopted - for example, a smaller tool step-over in a steeper gradient to that used in a shallow area.
In addition, there are options to always down or up mill, and to loop or round external corners.
Benefits of these improvements include reduced cutting time, improved surface finish and an improved tool life.
The new Geometry Query Manager feature allows a user-defined set of rules to be applied to a drawing to help automate toolpath generation.
Based on these user-defined rules, geometries are moved onto specifically named user layers.
Autostyles and CAD to CAM have been updated to take advantage of this new functionality.
Alphacam 2011 R2 also features Solid Model Extract Edge for Sawing, which enables the creation of a special sawing geometry from a selected solid model planar face, automatically setting the correct tool side, orientation and depth of cut, giving faster toolpath generation, while ensuring it is correct first time from the solid model.
The Work Plane Ordering feature allows the order of geometries and toolpaths to be optimised using Order Work Planes.
The shortest path around a four- or five-axis component is automatically calculated based on the configuration of the CNC machine.
The two main benefits of this are the elimination of time-consuming manual ordering, as well as faster machining time as a result of the reduced rapid distance.
In addition, toolpaths created to cut Splines and Polylines, including those that are simultaneous five-axis, can now be modified and updated, creating faster toolpaths and meaning the toolpath settings can be referred to at a later date.
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It seems oddly hasty to be thinking about a fall garden's harvest when temperatures are still soaring into the mid-90s. But now is the time to plant for fall in order for flowers and vegetables to mature before the first big frost bites.
Two local horticultural centers are helping gardeners get a jump on the season with upcoming plant sales. Both will sell starts — fledgling plants that have been grown from seeds in nurseries and carefully nurtured to the point they are ready to plant. They're a great shortcut for gardeners.
At Crabtree Farms, gardeners can shop for sustainably grown fruit, vegetables, herbs and perennial flowers. Andrea Jaeger, spokeswoman for the urban farm, says that, in addition to the Sept. 6 plant sale, there will be yoga classes for kids, 10 craftsmen, food vendors and even a sale of cooking and gardening books by Friends of the Chattanooga Public Library.
Crabtree Farms Fall Plant Sale will offer starts in vegetables, fruits, herbs and perennial flowers.Photo by Maura Friedman.
Reflection Riding Arboretum and Nature Center's sale on Sept. 12-14 will specialize in native plants. These indigenous plants are successful in local landscapes because they have already adapted to area growth cycles and weather so they require less care in watering, fertilization or pest control.
"Native plants give a sense of place," says Paola Craddock, who manages greenhouses at the arboretum. "If you want to create something that looks like it belongs here, native plants are the best choice. If you want to make a habitat for butterflies and birds, the food that native plants produce is better."
A shopper looks over plants at last year's Crabtree Farms Fall Plant Sale, which will offer already-growing vegetables, fruits, herbs and perennial flowers.
• When: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 6.
• Where: 1000 E. 30th St.
• Phone: 423-493-9155.
• Admission: Free.
• Plants for sale: Several varieties of cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, celery, kale, Swiss chard; two varieties of blueberries, Celeste fig, muscadine grape and Goji berries. Herbs such as cilantro, fennel, rosemary, lemongrass and oregano; perennials including bee balm, prairie sage and Tennessee coneflower echinacea.
• Cost: Most plants are $3.50-$4, however larger plants in gallon containers are $8-$10.
• Workshops: "Fall Gardening Q&A" with Crabtree Farms' manager Sara McIntyre at 10 a.m.; "Composting: Easy as Dirt" with Master Gardener Bud Hines at 11 a.m., "Five-Minute Cheese" with CeCe McDermott of 423 Balm at noon. No preregistration required for workshops.
• Also on-site: Ten craftsmen with handmade wares such as bar soap from 423 Soaps, all-natural dog treats from Barley Bones, handmade jewelry, home decor from Marshall and Rose, marinades and relishes, tinctures from Fireside Botanicals and herbs from Down to Earth. Food vendors include Pedal Pusher Coffee Cart, Rusty's Nutz and King of Pops.
• New this year: Kids' yoga classes at 1 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. Also, Friends of the Chattanooga Public Library will hold a book sale, and its members will read to children throughout the day.
• When: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday-Saturday, Sept. 12-13; noon-5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 14.
• Where: Reflection Riding Arboretum and Nature Center, 400 Garden Road.
• Phone: 423-821-1160.
• Admission: Free.
• Plants for sale: 110 species of native plants. Experienced gardeners will be on hand to answer visitors' questions.
• Cost: $4-$8 for perennials, depending on size; $13-$15 shrubs and trees.
• Workshops: "Plant Now for Spring Hummingbirds" by Chris Mahoney, 11 a.m. Friday; "Why and How to Plant Natives in the Fall" by Chris Mahoney, 10:30 a.m. Saturday; "Fall Foraging in the Forest" by Holli Richey, 11:30 a.m. Saturday; "Teaching Nature to Children" by Jean Lomino, 1 p.m. Sunday.
• Also on-site: Natural history walk led by Michael Green, 1 p.m. Friday and Saturday; fern walk led by Rick Jahn, 2:30 p.m. Saturday; mushroom foray led by Hill Craddock, 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Also, the C.E. Blevins bird eggs exhibit and the Wildlife Wanderland will be open from 3:30-5 p.m. Sunday.
• New this year: "We are really focusing on providing plants that are attractive to butterflies as a source of food and nectar," says Paola Craddock. "We have a new butterfly garden on the property that was made in partnership with Wild Ones. It is right behind the Visitors Center. It will be open to visitors. There is a new butterfly book by Rita Venable, 'Butterflies of Tennessee,' that will be for sale for $25."
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Susan Palmer Pierce is a reporter and columnist in the Life department. She began her journalism career as a summer employee 1972 for the News Free Press, typing bridal announcements and photo captions. She became a full-time employee in 1980, working her way up to feature writer, then special sections editor, then Lifestyle editor in 1995 until the merge of the NFP and Times in 1999. She was honored with the 2007 Chattanooga Woman of ...


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3:30 PM — The release from prison of several men arrested on suspicion of homosexuality following the publication of photographs of a same-sex "marriage ceremony" led to riots, acres of print and media coverage and now a conspiracy theory.The fact the men were released has led local media to speculate that they were threatening to reveal "high-ranking state officials" are gay.Afrol News reports that "dozens of Senegalese homosexuals" have left the country to escape death threats.Homosexual acts are punishable in the country by imprisonment of between one and five years.
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10:40 AM — The draft constitution of Europe's newest nation is under attack from a Roman Catholic political organisation because it seeks to protect gay people from discrimination.Kosovo declared independence from Serbia earlier this month, backed by the US, the UK and other leading nations.Its draft constitution contains specific provisions to protect Kosovans from discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation and enshrines the right to marry but does not limit that right to a man and a woman.
Raul Castro confirmed as Cuban President
10:15 AM — The younger brother of former Cuban leader Fidel Castro has been approved as the country's President by the National Assembly.Fidel, 81, stepped down last week, but will remain as head of the Communist party and is expected to continue to have a strong influence on his brother.At a two-day discussion on homosexuality in Cuba held earlier this year in Madrid poet Leon de la Hoz said that many people on the island refer to Raul as "the little Chinese man with the sad eyes," a reference to his supposed repressed homosexuality.
Microsoft millions form largest ever gay donation
9:45 AM — A gay man who was one of the founding employees of computer company Microsoft has bequeathed $65m (£33m) to the Pride Foundation of Seattle.Ric Weiland joined the company started by two of his high school classmates Bill Gates and Paul Allen. He died in died in June 2006, at the age of 53, committing suicide after struggling with depression.He is survived by his partner, Mike Schaefer of Seattle and his nieces and nephews. $160m of his estate was donated to charitable organisations. He also left $60m to Stanford University.
Ralph Nader enters US Presidential race 4
9:25 AM — Perennial Presidential candidate Ralph Nader announced on NBC's Meet the Press yesterday that he will be entering the race for the White House yet again.Nader, 73, ran as an Independent in 2004 and as a Green Party candidate in 2000, a race in which he was blamed for spoiling former Vice President Al Gore's chance for a clear victory.Blogger Sandy Sand on OpEdNews.com perhaps summed up the response of many to the announcement by saying: "Just what we need."
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Gays and Lesbians 'Have Less Life Insurance'
4:25 PM — Gays and lesbians are far less likely to take out life insurance than their heterosexual counterparts, a new study has shown.The study of 2,514 US adults found 49 percent of gay and lesbians had no life insurance, compared to just 32 percent of heterosexuals.They are also considerably less likely to have homeowners' or renters' insurance, with only 59 percent of gays and lesbians buying it compared to 70 percent of heterosexuals.
Australia Debates Same Sex Marriage 6
3:50 PM — Greens senator Kerry Nettle has introduced a marriage equality bill to the Australian parliament calling for recognition of overseas same-sex marriages and the ability to allow local ones.Her party leader, Bob Brown, has united with Liberal Australia Capital Territory (ACT) senator Gary Humphries to condemn the new government's attitudes to the Territorial Government's civil partnerships legislation.
Irish Poet Under Fire For 'Sexual Grooming' 2
2:21 PM — The famous Irish poet, Cathal O Searcaigh a staple of second level school syllabuses - has been accused of the "sexual exploitation and grooming" of 16 year old Nepalese boys who he befriended and assisted financially in their education.Allegations about the poet's relationship with the young boys surfaced after the screening of Fairytale of Kathmandu, a documentary on Mr Searcaigh's charitable work in Nepal made by a former friend of his.
US Big Brother Housemate's Gay Porn Past Revealed
12:19 PM — America's Big Brother 9: Till Death Do Us Part has only been on air a few weeks, but already the hope for the first ever gay "showmance" seems to have been dashed.Sexy Neil Garcia was forced to leave the show—and his partner Joshuah Welch because of still unnamed personal reasons outside of the house. However, there may still be a possibility of a gay hook up on the show, as it was recently revealed house mate James Zinkand is an ex-stripper who has appeared in several gay adult videos.
Lesbian Police Officer Wins Day in Court 1
12:01 PM — A lesbian police officer's lawsuit against her police department can go trial, a Los Angeles judge has said.Shelby Feldmeier claims male officers made frequent and offensive remarks about homosexuality while she was working as a probationary officer at Wilshire Station.Superior Court Judge Edward A. Ferns rejected a defence motion to dismiss the case on Wednesday and set a trial date for May 12th.
China Launches First HIV Prevention Programme for Gay Men
11:38 AM — China's Ministry of Health is set to implement its first ever national programme to curb the spread of HIV/AIDS among gay men, its 2008 work agenda revealed yesterday.The programme marks a subtle new phase in the one-party-state's attitudes towards homosexuality, which - while not overtly discriminatory - have followed the 'Three nos' criteria since sodomy was decriminalised in 1997: No approval, no disapproval and no promotion.
Cry for Help from Refugee Sheds Light on Desperation of Gays in Iran 30
11:08 AM — A poignant plea for help from a gay Iranian refugee in Malaysia is shedding light on the desperation and fear experienced by homosexuals in Iran and those who have fled their home country to seek refugee status in other countries.The letter, penned by a young gay man calling himself Sepehr, contains a heartbreaking tale of life as a homosexual in Iran and the suffering caused by the necessity of fleeing to another land to escape persecution and possible death.
21st February 2008
Gays holding hands on TV upset Irish viewers 4
4:30 PM — The provocative sight of two men holding hands while explaining why they favour same-sex marriage over civil partnerships triggered a flood of complaints to an Irish broadcaster yesterday."Switchboards at TV3 were jammed with irate callers when Mark McCarron and Paul Kenny became the first male couple to display their affections on the Irish airwaves," reports the Irish Daily Mirror. The couple were appearing on the commercial network's popular breakfast show Ireland AM.
Presidential candidate denies affair with lobbyist
3:40 PM — John McCain, the US Senator from Arizona who is the frontrunner to receive the Republican party nomination for President, today rejected media reports that he had an extra-marital affair.The New York Times yesterday claimed he had a relationship with Vicki Iseman nine years ago when Senator McCain was also running for President."I'm very disappointed in the article. It's not true," he told a press conference in Toledo, Ohio.
Lesbian may run for mayor of New York City
3:25 PM — A recent speech by Christine Quinn, the Speaker of New York City's council, has sparked rumours that she may run for Mayor.Ms Quinn, a Democrat, is one of the most prominent lesbian politicians in America.In her State of the City address earlier this month she said: "I want every New Yorker to hear me when I say: We are ready."Various commentators have interpreted this to be a clear signal she intends to run for Mayor of the city.


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Clark, who served as Utah House speaker, is one of 11 Republicans competing for the party's nomination at Saturday's GOP state convention.
Leavitt said Clark "possesses the right vision, leadership skills and experience to represent residents of the 2nd Congressional District. I am endorsing him now because it is in our state's interest and the Republican Party's interest to unify and support his candidacy."
The former governor and member of President George W. Bush's cabinet said Clark stands out because of his experience balancing Utah's budget during the economic downturn, skills Leavitt said are needed now in Washington, D.C.
Delegates to the state convention will decide which of the 11 candidates advance. The top two-vote getters will face a primary election if no candidate gets at least 60 percent of the votes cast.
The 2nd District seat is currently held by Utah's only Democrat in Congress, Rep. Jim Matheson. Matheson has chosen to run this election in the state's new 4th Congressional District, added through redistricting.
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"Life Itself," based on Roger Ebert's memoir and directed by Steve James, will open in theaters and be available On Demand on July 4, 2014.
Internationally renowned film critic and friend of RogerEbert.com Lisa Nesselson recently wrote a moving, personal piece about Roger Ebert for the Australian site, SBS Movies. She was kind enough to share the piece with us and we wanted to take the opportunity to share it with you, especially in light of the birthday celebration planned for later today and the upcoming release of "Life Itself."
In her delicate, touching article titled "Roger and Me," Nesselson describes how her professional respect for Roger Ebert intersected with her personal relationship with someone she knew for 20 years. "Although Roger was a rather extraordinary fellow, he had the common touch. As far as I could tell — and I say this as a film critic who needs time to organise my thoughts and my prose — in writing terms, Roger was the equivalent of Usain Bolt: Gifted and impossibly swift, starting and finishing with elegance."
Nesselson's piece was inspired by the Cannes premiere of Steve James' "Life Itself," which is opening in theaters stateside and will be available On Demand on July 4, 2014. She notes how Roger was there in the early days of Cannes: "Cannes was still a sleepy town and Roger sketched and wrote about the stuff dreams are made of with a down-to-earth immediacy that keeps his 'old' dispatches feeling fresh even at this remove."
In a way that only someone who has a personal connection to the subject can convey, Nesselson details some of the biographical details of Roger's life, seguing into her own experiences with the legendary critic and how it felt for someone in her field to be recognized: "Whatever one's field, it is very nice to earn the respect of one's peers. For a middle-class kid who grew up seeing Roger's byline in the then-hefty newspaper and his face on the side of delivery trucks, our relationship felt a bit like one of the friendlier gods taking a break from Mt. Olympus to smile and wave at me out of all available mortals.
My in-person rapport with Roger and his sharp, funny, bottomlessly supportive wife Chaz was cemented in Cannes indoors in the dark."
Nesselson's understanding of what Roger meant to so many people continues, "While Roger continued to write tight informative prose to fit newspaper length restrictions, it was online in the infinite reaches of cyberspace that he really took wing. Anybody interested in the big issues — life, love, illness, friendship, family, scientific breakthroughs, faith, literature and, yes, movies — could do far worse than to read through Roger's first person essays archived online along with the thousands of perpetually valuable film reviews he wrote as a deadline critic."
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