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Friday, May 15, 2009
Cocktail Party 5:30-9:00pm
Renee Behnke: Memorable Recipes: To Share with Family and Friends
|Renee Benke is Presdent Emeritus of Sur La Table. During her tenure, she helped Sur La Table develop from a small shop in the Pike Place Market to a nationwide culinary presence. Renee's passion for cooking led her to start the Sur La Table Culinary Program to teach employees and customers alike the joys of cooking.
Michael Hebb: onepot.org
|Michael is an underground restaurateur and founder of one pot, "a gesture… to the corporate little box we reside in and are supposed to dine in."
Mason Sager: Caffe Vita
|Mason is buyer and roaster at Caffe Vita. Caffe Vita is a Seattle-based roasting company with an eye on the global community. Michael visits growers internationally to ensure that Caffe Vita produces the most socially responsible cup of coffee.
Joe Whinney: Theo Chocolates
|Joe is CEO and founder of Seattle's Theo chocolates, the nation's only organic cocoa roasters, and a pioneer in Fair Trade chocolate.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Session 1: Writing, 10:00 – 11:15am, "Blog to Book – Getting Your Writing On Paper"
Moderated by Amy Sherman
Molly Wizenberg: orangette.blogspot.com, and A Homemade Life: Stories and Recipes from My Kitchen Table
|Molly is a Seattle-based author and food blogger who started writing about food as a hobby to fill a career gap. Five years later, this hobby has become her career.
Jaden Hair: steamykitchen.com, Tampa Tribune food writer and TV cooking show host
|Jaden is an food blogger, newspaper columnist and television host who focuses on Modern Asian cuisine.
Kirsty Melville: Cookbook publisher at Andrews McMeel Publishing
|Kirsty is the publisher at Kansas City-based Andrews McMeel Publishing. AMP publishes general nonfiction trade books, gift books and humor books, and now-thanks to Kirsty-has an award-winning cookbook program.
Session 2: Writing, 11:30am – 12:45pm, "Finding Your Voice"
Moderated by Warren Etheredge
Rebekah Denn: Seattle PI food journalist, blogger, James Beard Journalism Award Winner
|Rebekah won the 2007 James Beard award for restaurant criticism as a food writer for the Seattle PI; she wrote the paper's Devouring sEATtle blog until its closure this year. She currently writes the Eat All About It blog.
Julie Brosterman: CEO/Founder of Women in Wine
|Julie's background is in Real Estate but her passion is wine. She created Women in Wine to educate women about wine and the wine industry, a traditionally male-dominated environment.
Kathleen Flinn: IACP chair and author of The Sharper your Knife, the Less You Cry
|Kathleen is a Seattle-based journalist, food writer and sometimes teacher; her book The Sharper your Knife, the Less You Cry examines Paris' renowned Le Cordon Bleu.
Session 3: Technology, 2:30 – 3:45pm, "Building A Better Blog Part 1: "Food Porn – Food Photography & Styling"
Kathy Casey: owner of Kathy Casey Food Studios and author of Kathy Casey's Northwest Table and Sips & Apps
|Kathy is owner of Kathy Casey Food Studios, a food and beverage consulting and recipe development company. She is also and author and makes frequent appearances on television and radio.
Session 4: Technology, 4:00 – 5:00 pm, "Building A Better Blog Part 2: SEO/Traffic/Monetization"
Barnaby Dorfman: CEO, Foodista
|Barnaby traded a career at Amazon.com to combine his passions: technology and cooking. He co-founded Foodista to provide a community for everyone to share this enthusiasm.
Ryan Stern: Director & Managing Editor, Foodbuzz
|Ryan is Director & Managing Editor at Foodbuzz, an online community for foodies. She also writes food blog The Pink Spoon.
Elise Bauer: SimplyRecipes.com
|Elise started SimplyRecipes to document her family's extensive recipe collection. The blog has grown into what Time Magazine called a "great resource for cooks" in their "50 Coolest Websites of 2006″
Words and Wine with Ruth Reichl, 6:30-8:30pm
|Ruth is Editor in Chief of Gourmet and a long-time editor, food writer and restaurant critic. Her work has received great recognition, including four James Beard Awards, the YWCA´s Elizabeth Cutter Morrow Award and many awards from the Association of American Food Journalists.
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Session 5: Writing, 9:30 – 10:45am, "Blogging As A Career"
Jaden Hair (see above)
Amy Sherman: cookingwithamy.blogspot.com and Williams-Sonoma New Flavors for Appetizers: Classic Recipes Redefined
|Amy is a San-Francisco author, food blogger and "all-around culinary enthusiast." She also works as a food consultant and has helped brands like Dannon and Oliso develop products.
Elise Bauer: SimplyRecipes.com
|Elise started SimplyRecipes to document her family's extensive recipe collection. The blog has grown into what Time Magazine called a "great resource for cooks" in their "50 Coolest Websites of 2006″
Session 6: Writing, 11:00am – 12:15pm, "The Law and Ethics in Blogging"
Moderated by Tracy Sarich
Kraig Baker: Partner, Davis Wright Tremaine
|Kraig is Chair of the Technology, e-Business and Digital Media practice at the law firm Davis Wright Tremaine, where he focuses on assisting clients with licensing transactions. He is also an adjunct professor in the University of Washington's Master of Communication in Digital Media program.
Kim O'Donnel: "A Mighty Appetite" Washington Post
|Kim is a trained cook, food journalist and cooking instructor. She is the Washington Post's culinary blogger and creator and host of the paper's live chat forum "What's Cooking."
Session 7: Food, 2:00 – 3:15pm "Passionate Purveyors & Producers"
Moderated by Barnaby Dorfman
Lauren Adler: Chocopolis
|Lauren followed her life-long love of chocolate to open Seattle's Chocopolis, a store specializing in hard-to-get artisan chocolates from around the world.
Carrie Oliver: Oliver Ranch, The Provenance of Beef
|Carrie is founder and CEO of the Oliver Ranch Company. As a purveyor of artisan beef, Carrie wants to help others discover and celebrate the intricacy of fine meat.
Karl Kupers: co-founder of Shepherd's Grain
|Karl uses his farming backround to promote local, no-till agriculture through the Shepherd's Grain. The Eastern Washington-based company's mission is to produce sustainable wheat.


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Gwinnett woman scratches instant ticket worth $1M
A Dacula woman won a $1 million top prize playing the instant game 50X The Money.
Justin Timberlake bringing 20/20 Experience to Gwinnett Arena
Justin Timberlake is returning to the Gwinnett Arena, and tickets for the December concert go on sale at 10 a.m. Monday, April 14.
SafetySmart Lilburn Inc. sponsoring rabies clinic Saturday
The Lilburn Rabies Clinic will be held from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, rain or shine.
Food Truck Fridays kicks off in Suwanee
Food trucks will roll into Suwanee's Town Center Park every first Friday of the month through October with the exception of July.
Norcross teen has principal role in national tour of 'The Lion King'
Norcross resident Nia Holloway plays the character Nala in the national tour of "The Lion King," coming to the Fox Theatre in Atlanta.
Gwinnett grad Amy Robach promoted to news anchor for Good Morning America
Brookwood graduate Amy Robach has been promoted from correspondent on ABC's Good Morning America to news anchor.
Police: Suspects admit to armed robberies at two Waffle House locations
Authorities said two men admitted to robbing Waffle House restaurants in Norcross and unincorporated Gwinnett.
Gwinnett police searching for missing woman
Angela Rabotte, 26, was reported missing Sunday.
Suspect facing charges stemming from 2010 incident
The man is being held without bond on the charge of aggravated assault and also has an ICE detainer.
City of Duluth collecting peanut butter and jelly for local co-op
The city is answering a call for donations issued by Hands of Christ — Duluth Cooperative Ministry.
Color Run in Suwanee draws almost 700 participants
The Spring into Color 5K Dash was held Saturday morning at Suwanee Town Center Park.
Volunteers pack food for malnourished children at annual 'From Hunger to Hope'
Rising Church held its 'From Hunger to Hope' event Saturday in partnership with the nonprofit organization 'Feed My Starving Children.'
Body of missing person found in Buford creek
The body of a deceased male was found Saturday morning in the area of 4076 Sudderth Road in unincorporated Buford.
Cities, county and state honor 108-year-old Gwinnett woman
Runell "Nell" Brooks Foster was reconized by the cities of Snellville, Loganville and Grayson, as well as Gwinnett County and the governor's office, for her 108th birthday.
Georgia Manufacturing Expo Plant Tour Series brings group to Daily Post
The Georgia Manufacturing Expo Plant Tour Series in which individuals take guided tours of Georgia-based factories and plants to learn how their products are made brough a group to tour the Gwinnett Daily Post on Thursday.
Gwinnett co-ops in need of specific donations
Hands of Christ Duluth Cooperative Ministry, the North Gwinnett Cooperative and the Lilburn Cooperative Ministry are in need of donations of specific items and are looking toward summer months when donations tend to decrease.
Artists invited to paint during Gwinnett Parks Plein Air Challenge
The Gwinnett Parks Plein Air Challenge will be held select dates through July 18 and artists will paint the outdoor scenery at four Gwinnett parks.
Suwanee council approves increase in water rates, changes to fee schedule
The Suwanee City Council on Tuesday approved a resolution addressing the city's water system administrative fee schedule and water rates.
Gwinnett Environmental and Heritage Center to host 'Grow Your Own' festival
The Gwinnett Environmental and Heritage Center in Buford invites county residents to attend its third annual Grow Your Own — The Real Local Food Festival on Sunday.
Gwinnett volunteers recognized with the United Way Women's Legacy Awards
Four women who volunteer in Gwinnett have been honored with the United Way Women's Legacy Awards for time, talent and treasure.
Aurora Comedy Nights to feature three Gwinnett grads
Area grads, comedians to take Aurora Theatre stage
A trio of Gwinnett graduates will be featured on the Aurora Theatre stage as Gwinnett Comedy All-Stars during the theater's upcoming comedy nights.
THE DISH: Jalapeño Mexican Restaurant
The Lawrenceville restaurant serves a fusion of traditional Mexican fare and Tex-Mex style food.
New album brings singer-songwriter Suzy Bogguss to Duluth
Suzy Bogguss will play a show March 28 at Red Clay Theatre in Duluth promoting her latest album, "Lucky," a collection of Merle Haggard songs.
Gwinnett residents spend first day of spring outdoors
Gwinnett residents enjoyed sunshine and warmer weather Thursday, the first day of spring.
Dump truck pushes car halfway through apartment unit
According to the Gwinnett County Fire Department, a dump truck rolled approximately 40 yards down a hill and struck a parked car, pushing it into an apartment building.
Gas leak shuts down streets near Lawrenceville square
A natural gas leak shut down several roadways in Lawrenceville on Wednesday evening.
Police searching for suspect in gas station armed robbery
Gwinnett County police are searching for a man believed to have robbed at Loganville BP station at gunpoint Monday.
Eastside Medical, Gwinnett Parks and Recreation partner for health initiative
Eastside Medical Center in Snellville has partnered with Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation for Live Healthy Gwinnett, an initiative that will combine clinical expertise from Eastside Medical Center physicians and staff with wellness recommendations and activities offered by Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation.
Aurora Theatre to present children's shows
Aurora Children's Playhouse is exploring fairy tales throughout the month of March and into April with three different performers.
Local artist colony celebrates 10 years
Tannery Row Artist Colony in Buford is celebrating its 10-year anniversary with a special art exihibit now through April 26.
Local Chick-fil-A restaurants holding fundraisers for girl battling cancer
Chick-fil-A restaurants at locations in Gwinnett are hosting fundraisers Monday, March 17, for 3-year-old Imogen Passman of Lilburn, who has been diagnosed with a rare form of cancer.
Hindu festival celebrating spring to held March 23 in Snellville
The Holi Celebration is sponsored by Radha Krishna Mandir and Youth Cultural Group.
Aurora Theatre explores coming-of-age story in its latest production
The Lawrenceville theater will present the musical "The Unauthorized Biography of Samantha Brown" through April 6.
THE DISH: First Watch — The Daytime Cafe
A look at the offerings at the new Snellville cafe.
Harlem Globetrotters bringing 'Fans Rule' Tour to Arena
The Harlem Globetrotters' Blue Team will entertain fans during an exhibition basketball game this Saturday.
Crosby, Stills and Nash to play Fox Theatre
The legendary trio is making a tour stop at the Fox in Atlanta on March 22.
Cheesecake Factory scores 91 on most recent health inspection
The restaurant, which failed an inspection in December and scored a 76 during a reinspection two days later, has increased its health score to a 91.
Foundation awards 'Challenge Grants' to four local nonprofits
The Challenge Grants offer each recipient the opportunity to double fundraising efforts with a one-to-one dollar match. Each organization must first raise their awarded amounts before the foundation will disburse the Challenge Grant dollars. Monies raised must be new contributions, and each organization is challenged to raise the funds by the end of 2014.
Owner of Jen's Hallmark retiring after 21 years, closing Lawrenceville store
Lawrenceville resident Jennifer Esping, 47, is retiring after 21 years owning the Hallmark store off Riverside Parkway.
Local Girl Scouts earn Gold Award
Seventeen local Girl Scouts earned the highest achievement in Scouting this year.
Kudzu Art Zone invites public to judge art exhibit
The Norcross arts organization Kudzu Art Zone has a special exhibit on display at the Gwinnett Historic Courthouse where viewers are asked to cast a ballot for their favorite piece. A People's Choice Award will be presented at the close of the exhibit.
BY VENUE: March 7
A list of events happening in and around Gwinnett County.
Prom dresses $30 each during Sunday's Gown Town benefit sale
The radio station Q100 and The Bert Show will be selling affordable prom dresses during an event at Gwinnett Place Mall. The sale will benefit an organization that raises awareness and works toward the prevention of eating disorders.
Season of Lent begins Ash Wednesday
St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Norcross held an Ash Wednesday service in which ashes were lightly smeared on parishoners' foreheads. Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent.
Governor declares March Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month at request of Gwinnett doctor
Indran Indrakrishnan is a board certified gastroenterologist practicing at Gwinnett Digestive Clinic PC in Lawrenceville and is a clinical professor of medicine at Emory University. He requested that the governor issue a proclamation declaring March Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month in December.
Chimney catches fire at Lawrenceville residence
Gwinnett firefighters responded to a home Monday evening where the chimney had caught fire.
Retired Barrow County K-9 dies
Ranger, a black Labrador Retriever, was found on the side of Ga. Highway 211 after he had been struck by a motor vehicle. He was rushed to a veterinarian but was already deceased.
Buford resident, retired postman wins $1 million lottery prize
Eddie Beard, 71, won $1 million playing the Georgia Lottery's 20th Anniversary Extravaganza. He purchased his winning ticket at a Buford convenience store.
Gwinnett student wins district spelling bee
A Hull Middle School student placed first in Saturday's District 3 spelling bee.
United Way's Women's Leadership Council to honor Legacy Award recipients
The United Way's Women's Leadership Council of Gwinnett will recognize four women for their outstanding contributions to the Gwinnett community March 28.

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On Bobby's recommendation, I picked up a ball valve and bulkhead, and a 90 degree elbow instead of a pickup tube for my flat bottomed kettle. I failed to ask him the best way to orient it when installing it: should the opening face the bottom of the kettle directly with a minor gap, or should it sit at a downward angle, with one edge resting against the bottom of the kettle?
Just want to make sure I'm drilling the hole in the right place!
I would argue that parallel with the bottom is the way to go as it will leave the least amount of liquid behind. Of course, this may require your use of a hop-straining device or a whirlpooling procedure of sorts.
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Southwestern Energy (SWN) Resources is suing New Brunswick citizens attempting to protect their land, air, and water from the impacts of fracking by protesting seismic testing. In addition to naming 13 individuals, SWN named "Jane Doe" and "John Doe" as being responsible for costs they are claiming are caused by protestors. This Wednesday in Moncton, Jane Doe will speak out in response to SWN's suit.
WHAT: Press Conference: Jane Doe Makes Her Case
WHEN: 11:00 a.m – 12 noon, Wednesday, Dec. 4
By Dan McDermott, Ontario Chapter Director
At its December meeting the City of Mississauga's Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC) passed on to Mississauga Council a recommendation to apply to add the City's publicly owned Credit River and Etobicoke Creek valley lands to the Greenbelt. The Greenbelt resolution is on the Council agenda for its February 12th meeting. If successful, the Mississauga initiative will be the first addition to the Greenbelt under Ontario's new Urban River Valley (URV) designation, enacted early last year. It will also mark the expansion of the Greenbelt into Ontario's second most populous municipality.
Dr John Cherry, a hydrogeologist with the Council of Canadian Academies (CCA), says fracking wells in Canada aren't built for the long haul; they tend to spring leaks.
"In my view, well integrity is likely the most important shale gas issue," said Dr Cherry in Toronto, Thursday, May 29. Dr Cherry chaired the CCA's expert panel on understanding the environmental impacts of shale gas extraction (fracking). This panel released its report in early May.
Over the past 5 months, Joseph Boutilier has cycled 5,000km on one wheel to call for action on climate change. Join Joseph as he arrives in our nation's capital – his final destination – to meet with MPs just as Parliament reopens for the Fall session. Join others demanding political action and unity for the climate crisis. Do it #ForOurFuture.
12:00 pm, September 15, 2014 – Parliament Hill (Meet at the Centennial Flame), Wellington St., Ottawa
Halifax, NS – Sierra Club Atlantic welcomes the ban of the import of dangerous fracking waste announced today in Nova Scotia. Last spring, Sierra Club launched a petition calling for the ban, and the NS Liberal Party promised to ban the import of fracking waste in the lead up to the provincial election last September.
"This is a relief for Nova Scotians and Nova Scotian municipalities who feared that we were going to be tasked with dealing with toxic fracking waste in the region," according to Gretchen Fitzgerald, Director of Sierra Club Atlantic, "I am thrilled to see the leadership in this province demonstrate they are taking the threat represented by toxic fracking waste seriously."
Sierra Club's Waste Diversion Expert, Rob Muir, continues to emphasize the necessity of waste diversion to combat climate change. Local government has an important role in making it happen, however, the key is developing sustainable consumer behaviour. We need to be more conscious of how resources are used, the products we consume, and how we deal with our waste.
Watch Rob's video on Ottawa's Green Bin Program here.
Visit Sierra Club Ontario Waste Diversion to learn about this critical step towards creating a sustainable future, and mitigating climate change.
Rob Muir's Profile.
Rouge Park has been getting a lot of press coverage recently. The proposed federal legislation for Rouge Park is not good enough, and the remarkable ecological values of the park deserve more protection. A letter signed by 7 environmental groups outlining the objections to the legislation for establishing the future urban park can be found here.
Read more:
http://www.insidetoronto.com/news-story/4820598-ontario-set-to-deny-transfer-of-land-to-rouge-national-urban-park/ - (EDC) Ontario set to deny transfer of land to Rouge National Urban Park
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#MEETMKE: Wes Edens
OnMilwaukee.com is proud to partner with Refuge Smoothie Cafe and Milwaukee Downtown to bring you #MEETMKE during Downtown Employee Appreciation Week on July 28. We will introduce you to leaders throughout Milwaukee from all walks of life. Name tags for #MEETMKE will be distributed the week leading up to Downtown Employee Appreciation Week and we hope you will be a part of it. Say hi to your Downtown neighbor and get to know those around you. For every name tag worn on July 28, new #Meetmke tweet or mentioned on Facebook, Refuge Smoothie Cafe will donate a $1 to make-a-wish foundation (up to $5,000). Be a part of your community!
OnMilwaukee.com: What is your favorite app/game/website?
Wes Edens: Uber is my favorite app. It provides so much convenience and I use it frequently in a number of the cities that I travel to. I couldn't be happier that Uber recently created a presence in the greater Milwaukee market. In fact, I already used it after the McGillycuddy's event!
OnMilwaukee.com: What most excites you about the opportunity with the Bucks in Milwaukee?
Wes Edens: A championship, that's easy! Marc and I bought the Bucks because we want to work towards winning a championship, and it really feels like the city and the state of Wisconsin are behind us in achieving this goal. The prospect of being able to have the Bucks bring another NBA championship trophy to Milwaukee while at the same time finding ways to revitalize the city along the way is really exciting.
OnMilwaukee.com: Did you play any sports growing up?
Wes Edens: Yes, sports have always been a big part of mine and my family's lives. Growing up in Montana, I became a competitive ski racer at a young age, and as a kid played pretty much every sport along the way -- baseball, basketball, football, golf, etc. Today, I remain active through skiing, climbing, horseback riding and running but really anything that gets me outside makes me happy!
Basketball has always been a passion. Going to NBA games with my kids has been some of our best experiences as a family, and I look forward to sharing Bucks games with them for many years to come!
Look for another #MEETMKE next week!
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Tech bowl projections, 2.0
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The Georgia Tech basketball team opened its season Friday night with an 80-73 win over Georgia, its fourth win in a row over the Bulldogs. The Yellow Jackets continue with a home game Tuesday night …
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Consider that Tech has its five …
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Songwriters At Play has a new venue on Monday nights. For our first showcase at Bon Temps, we are pleased to feature Justin Farren and celebrate his CD release. He's been compared with Dan Bern, Greg Brown, Chris Smither, and Jack Johnson. Special guests on April 8 include special guests: Tim Jackson, Tiana Star, Amie Richie, Craig Louis Dingman of Code Blues, and Matthew White of Ballistic Cats.
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YOU MAY NOT KISS THE BRIDE is a charming tale of adventurous high jinx and budding romance involving an unassuming pet photographer (Annable) who is thrown head first into a series of unforeseeable events when he's forced to marry a Croatian mobster's daughter (McPhee) and spend his honeymoon at a secluded Tahitian resort where the bride is kidnapped.
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It is commonplace to assume that having been forged in a war of independence against imperial rule, the United States could never become an empire in its own right. Many Americans today would accept the verdict of the historian Rupert Emerson, writing in 1942: "With the exception of the brief period of imperialist activity at the time of the Spanish-American war, the American people have shown a deep repugnance to both the conquest of distant lands and the assumption of rule over alien peoples." The irony is that there were no more self-confident imperialists than the Founding Fathers themselves.
The empire they envisaged was, to be sure, very different in character from the empire from which they had seceded. It was not intended to resemble the maritime empires of Western Europe. But it did have much in common with the great land empires of the past. Like Rome, it began with a relatively small core-the founding states' combined area today is just 8 percent of the total extent of the United States-which expanded to dominate half a continent. Like Rome, it was an inclusive empire, relatively (though not wholly) promiscuous in the way that it conferred citizenship. Like Rome, it had, at least for a time, its disenfranchised slaves. But unlike Rome, its republican constitution has withstood the ambitions of any would-be Caesars-so far. (It is of course early days. The United States is 228 years old. When Caesar crossed the Rubicon in 49 B.C., the Roman Republic was 460 years old.)
That the United States would expand was decided almost from its very inception. When, in the draft Articles of Confederation of July 1776, John Dickinson proposed setting western boundaries of the states, the idea was thrown out at the committee stage. To George Washington the United States was a "nascent empire," later an "infant empire." Thomas Jefferson told James Madison he was "persuaded no constitution was ever before as well calculated as ours for extending extensive empire and self-government." The initial "confederacy" of thirteen would be "the nest from which all America, North and South [would] be peopled." Indeed, Jefferson used his inaugural address in 1801 to observe that the short history of the United States had already furnished "a new proof for the falsehood of Montesquieu's doctrine, that a republic can be preserved only in a small territory. The reverse is the truth." Madison agreed; in the tenth of the Federalist Papers , he forcefully argued for "extend[ing] the sphere" to create a larger republic. Alexander Hamilton too referred to the United States-in the opening paragraph of the first of the Federalist Papers -as "in many respects the most interesting ... empire ... in the world." He looked forward eagerly to the emergence of a "great American system, superior to the control of all trans-Atlantic force of influence, and able to dictate the terms of connection between the Old and the New World."
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And shortly after midnight Tuesday, the lamp paid for itself many times over, helping Valliant-Saunders spot the prize medallion in the fifth annual Emerald City Search, worth more than $6,800 in entertainment, art and cultural experiences over the next year.
"When I saw what it was, I screamed," said Valliant-Saunders, 29, of Seattle, who'll share the prize with her friend and co-searcher, Patrick Gibbs, 37, of Mountlake Terrace.
Gibbs, who carried a flashlight, was a few yards away when Valliant-Saunders saw a glint of light reflected by a 4-inch-long copper tube hidden behind ivy leaves, about knee-high on a chain-link fence at the edge of the Qwest Field north parking lot.
The metal cylinder bore the word "Bumbershoot," and inside was a ruby-crowned metal-and-fabric umbrella, created by Bellingham artist Jim Dixon, along with a message confirming that this was, indeed, the object of this year's search. The exact form and shape of the medallion, which changes each year, had been kept a secret.
"I heard her scream a block away," said Jeff McCord, of Playmasons LLC, which conducts the search, partnering for the second year with One Reel, producers of Bumbershoot. McCord had come down to the Pioneer Square area to be close at hand if the prize was found after the midnight online release of the seventh daily clue.
The prize package Valliant-Saunders and Gibbs have won opens with two Platinum Passes to each day of Bumbershoot, Seattle's Music & Arts Festival, Saturday through Monday at Seattle Center.
Tickets and VIP passes to other shows, exhibitions and performances continue through the year.
Valliant-Saunders, a scientist with Benaroya Research Institute, and Gibbs, a grant administrator for the University of Washington, didn't start looking until several days into the contest. In past years, they've concluded that the first few clues do little more than set a theme for the event and provide material that gains meaning as later clues are added.
Valliant-Saunders also had an "expert" to bounce some of her hunches off — her friend, Leigh Ann Johnson, who won the event two years ago. Johnson urged her to think creatively and to watch out for clues that point too obviously at a location, potential red herrings.
Gibbs and Valliant-Saunders said they were intrigued by clues that suggested the prize location had something to do with a square.
"I lived in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where everything is a square, but there aren't many squares in Seattle," Gibbs said. They could think of only two: Red Square at the UW, and Pioneer Square.
Gibbs spent some time prowling campus Monday morning but eventually joined Valliant-Saunders in Pioneer Square.
"We probably did more than 10 laps around the pergola. We were becoming the strangest people in the area," he said.
They searched from about 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, then decided to take a break and come back to the area, waiting in a parked car to check the midnight clue release on their smartphones.
The Tuesday clue's reference to hedera, a species of ivy, sent Gibbs and Valliant-Saunders back to the ivy-covered fence that she had noticed, but avoided, earlier in the day, because a construction crew was working on the sidewalk nearby.
But at night, with the workers gone, the fence appeared more accessible.
"On Sunday I had a dream we were going to find it," said Gibbs. Although the dream didn't actually tell him where the medallion was hidden, it provided an encouraging boost for the treasure seekers.
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Florida Georgia Line: "Party People" from the "Here's to the Good Times" album. (iTunes | Amazon)
Dierks Bentley: "Sounds of Summer" from the "Riser" album. (iTunes | Amazon)
Brantley Gilbert: "Small Town Throwdown" from the "Just As I Am" album. (iTunes | Amazon)
The Last Ride: "Get Ready" single. (iTunes | Amazon)
Andy Grammer: "Back Home" single. (iTunes | Amazon)
Florida Georgia Line: "Party People" from the "Here's to the Good Times" album. (iTunes | Amazon)
Dierks Bentley: "Sounds of Summer" from the "Riser" album. (iTunes | Amazon)
Brantley Gilbert: "Small Town Throwdown" from the "Just As I Am" album. (iTunes | Amazon)
The Last Ride: "Get Ready" single. (iTunes | Amazon)
Andy Grammer: "Back Home" single. (iTunes | Amazon)
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When Tyler Hubbard was walking around campus at Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn., a couple of years ago and saw Brian Kelley, he thought one thing:
"He was just some baseball guy. He was one of those cool kids wearing cleats and a baseball cap all the time."
But things changed when Hubbard showed up at church and heard Kelley -- who had played baseball for Belmont and previously Florida State -- leading a worship with his guitar.
"I really liked what he had going on at the time, so we decided to write songs together," Hubbard said. "We moved in with each other and we started playing music. We've been building our fan base and heading out on the road, giving it a shot."
On Wednesday, the 2-year-old duo called Florida Georgia Line (or FGL for short) is heading to New York to play a sold-out CMT show opening for Jake Owen at the Best Buy Theater. Their hit, "Cruise," climbed the country charts this year and was certified gold in Canada.
Courtesy of Brian KelleyBrian Kelley played for FSU before becoming a country singer.
"It's been a crazy couple of years," Kelley said.
Kelley, who is from Ormond Beach, Fla., went to Tallahasee on a baseball scholarship but didn't get much playing time with the Seminoles. During his off time, he played guitar at the First Baptist Church in downtown Tallahassee.
"It was a fantastic experience living up there and I'd do it all over again," Kelley said. "I made a lot of friends and even though it was a hard time on the baseball field, it made me a stronger person."
Kelley moved back home to attend Daytona State College. He didn't want to give up baseball or music.
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Jerod Harris/WireImageDierks Bentley is part of ESPN's college football coverage.Country singer Dierks Bentley on Tuesday is releasing a four-song EP titled "Country & Cold Cans" on iTunes to celebrate the end of summer.
And to kick off the promotion, Bentley will perform concerts on three Southeastern Conference campuses next week: University of Georgia (Monday), University of South Carolina (Tuesday) and University of Mississippi (Wednesday). You can buy tickets on his website here.
The four songs in the EP are "Country & Cold Cans," "Grab A Beer," "Back Porch" and "Summer on Fire." Playbook is exclusively streaming "Summer on Fire," which is also playing on ESPN programming this month.
Playbook had a chance to talk with Bentley before he hit the road.
Are you crazy? You just released your seventh album, "Home," in February. Now you have this one. Isn't it going to be competing against the other?
"It's definitely not normal. People are asking me, 'What's the angle?' There is no angle. We had this collection of songs. We wanted to record some new songs and see how it turns out. What did they want me to do, sit on it for the next year? By the time we're working on the next record, the songs would be old to me. So why not give it to the fans? It's all about having a good time and having fun going into the fall, especially when it comes to college football. It's going to be a fun album for that."


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Oh what? Snap? Snap what? What ARE you on about? And what purpose does this expression serve? Are you saying it to commend a smart-ass for their witty quip, or pat them on the head condescendingly for trying? Is it one of those phrases that started out as a high fiving "oh you got SERVED" and has now ended up meaning an eye-rolling "nice try, Seinfeld"? It's just that we'd probably be quite good at saying it, if it turned out to be the latter. Eye-rolling is a British specialty, after all.
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A minor niggle, but a niggle nonetheless. When people say they couldn't care less about something, that means there is literally no amount of care left in their care sack for the issue in question. Their feelings are entirely devoid of caring, on this topic. They've pulled up the bucket from the care well and it is empty. When they say they COULD care less, that means there is still some residual care, lying at the bottom of the well, should anyone wish to go and get it. If anyone ever said "he could care less" meaning "he's still got some leftover issues about it, but they're on the wane," it would be fine, but no one ever does. They only ever use it to mean "he couldn't care less." So why not SAY that? That's what the British do.
I only found out about this the other day, but it's a good one. It seems that our two great nations have different understandings of the same word. Suppose you have friends coming over to stay, and they send a text message when they're just around the corner, just to be sure you're ready for them: "Hi! We'll be there momentarily!" In America, this means "we'll be there in a moment," but in the UK, it means "we'll be there FOR a moment."
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Aitchbee is back to form - The French haven't won a medal at fencing. But still needs a pointless post.
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I thought Muscat was a kind of drink?
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Bing.alau...their non-sword hands were evenly balanced with a goblet of 'Chateau de Muscat.' (non-spillable vessels).
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...but that's not allowed under Modern Olympic Fencing Rules...
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I've been at Headingley today (a poor alternative I know), and certainly didn't expect to be running 4th in the table with a real prospect of getting third place.
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smart investors are buying the dip, this will be above 170 either by the end of the day or tomorrow.
Not looking good, Joe...CRM is looking a bit "toppy". Might be time to step up the buying! Please! I need to find another good short entry point (unless this POS breaks below $165).
Sentiment: Strong Sell
you can't be serious. Considering the type of day this has been I consider this a great victory
Facebook users down down... CRM highly manipulated bubble stock behaving..like AAPL last year.
2011 losses, bleeding $111 million SG&A (-3.6%) Topic deleted truth hurt on Yahoo boards I guess... Watch the SEC come in on accounting fraud....
yup and apparently they can continue to keep this baby up for as long as they want. So keep shorting and it's not going to do much good. Maybe a quick buck here or there but that's it. Long is the better way to play this.