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Advantages: Reasonable price, location, nice rooms
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...On the weekend the present Mr Tart and myself went to a ball in London. The original plan had been to stay on a friend's sofa but we decided that we wanted to make a proper weekend of it. After a donation from my aunt to 'make sure we had a good time' we decided to stay in a hotel. We had a budget of £100, so after a lot of Internet searching for a bargain I found the Paddington Court Best...
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The Tower Hotel, London
Advantages: Great location on the river Thames
Disadvantages: prices on the higher side
...I booked the Tower Hotel in London via www.lastminute.com at a price of £150 for one night room only. This was a discounted price; they normally charge around £100-£120 per standard room a night, but as this was the Olympics prices have been increased and therefore £150 was a discount price.
but bearing in mind the location of right next to tower bridge and it was the Olympics I felt it was fair...
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Superb London Budget Hotel
Advantages: Beautiful setting in a buzzing part of London
Disadvantages: Not suitable for disabled people - no lift
...The Ashley Hotel is a superb, well-priced B&B hotel in a gorgeous location in central London. It is situated in Norfolk Square, Paddington, and is just 2 minutes walk from Paddington station.
Paddington itself is a buzzing district of London adjacent to the West End, and is packed full of shops, restaurants, bars etc. Norfolk Square is an oasis of tranquility amongst this. It is a square...
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The December 1979 opening of the Denver Center for the Performing Arts' first production was billed as the "Dawn of the Denver Decade." The DCPA was going to make Denver the Rocky Mountain entertainment equivalent of New York City, with touring productions of Broadway plays and musicals sharing the complex with the local efforts of a resident professional theater group, the Denver Center Theater Company. And although the early years were marked by mediocre productions and fractious changes in leadership, now, in its nineteenth season, the DCTC finally is considered among the elite of America's regional theaters.
And Tony Church, the heart and soul of the DCTC, is one of the primary reasons.
In 1964, New York lawyer (one of his clients happened to be Helen Bonfils, owner of the Denver Post) and theatrical producer Donald Seawell produced an East Coast tour of Britain's Royal Shakespeare Company, formalizing his association with the preeminent theater institution in the world--and helping him make the acquaintance of Tony Church, a founding member of the RSC.
"I first came to Denver in 1975," says Church, "when I was with the RSC and I played in the old Bonfils Theater...and I met Helen Bonfils. She was the producer and Don [Seawell] was the manager for her. As a result of that tour, I was then asked back to the University of Denver in 1976 and 1978. I got fascinated by Denver. I loved the climate. And during the time I've been here, I've seen the place boom and bust and then come back up again. Now," he says, as his eyes widen, "it's amazing to see the number of people turning up every week to see shows here."
Seawell was not only Helen Bonfils's producer, he was her publisher at the Post. And after she passed away, Seawell used the power of the publisher's slot--coupled with the resources of the Bonfils Foundation--to push through plans for the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. Construction of the DCPA-managed four-theater Helen Bonfils Theater Complex began in December 1974. (The old Bonfils Theatre was renamed the Lowenstein; today it sits dark, although it's still owned by the Denver Center.) While Seawell was criticized at the time as an empire-builder, his foresight and planning literally forged Denver's theatrical future.
Enter Tony Church. A professional actor since 1953, Church moved to Denver in 1989 when he became the dean of the National Theater Conservatory, the DCTC's training arm. As an added boon, he also lent his considerable acting talents to the DCTC. Performing such roles as Sir in The Dresser, the Bishop of Southwark in Racing Demon, Lord Summerhays in Misalliance, Malvolio in Twelfth Night and Scrooge in A Christmas Carol, Church set new standards of excellence in acting for both the company and the Denver theater community at large. More important, his sterling example as an actor and teacher redefined what it means to be a theater professional in Denver--but then, it wasn't until the DCTC was formed that it was possible to earn a living as a theater professional in Denver. "Up until a few years ago," Church says, "you either got a part or you fled."
"It's very much a family," Church says of the DCTC, "and after 28 years with the RSC, an artistic family is what I wanted to be with. I didn't think that I'd ever find one again--I'm very grateful. One of the things you notice as you get older in this business is that unless you're an enormous star, the parts get smaller. And, of course, plays aren't written with leading roles for people over sixty. Most of the leading roles go to younger people, so you get put into the periphery. Somehow they've managed to find things here for me so that it's not been like that. Now I'm just having the time of my life with the best parts I've had in years!"
Central to Church's success, however, is his ability to elicit high-quality work from his colleagues. "I've had the enormous advantage of doing quite a large number of shows with the same director, Anthony Powell," he says, ever the gracious performer. "We've forged a relationship which I find as good as any I've had in my whole career. I love working with him. He seems to me the ideal actor's director, but he's not a sentimental person with actors at all. He actually has a way of governing the shape of a play while at the same time doing very detailed work with every actor. And he has massive respect with everybody he works with, which they in turn have for him. And I think we're a pretty formidable combination. That relationship with a particular director is something you can't get in just any company. So that has been something astonishing to me."
His symbiotic relationship with Powell is emblematic of the manner in which Church has selflessly formed his many theatrical alliances: He serves as a mentor for two NTC students; he regularly attends and champions the work of other local theater companies ("I think people who've got ideas for the DCTC should knock on our door," he says); and he's keenly aware of the major contribution that the DCTC's loyal audience members contribute to his efforts.


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Police took a man into custody after he walked into a spa on the South Side and allegedly held a woman against her will Friday night.
Police responded to the hostage situation about 7:10 p.m. after a man walked into a business in the 3100 block of South Archer and became "disgruntled," police said. A police source said the man walked into Archer Spa and took a woman into the back room.
The situation ended with the man in custody and the woman being taken to an area hospital with minor injuries that were not believed to be life-threatening, police said.
Charges were pending against the man as of Friday night.
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Asparagus, Chickpeas and Brown Rice with Lemon Tahini Dressing
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- April 16, 2012 at 4:15 pm
Great vegetarian recipe! Quick, easy, and delicious, plus it has plenty of protein without any soy. Perfect for a dinner entree or a pot luck.
- April 20, 2012 at 2:29 pm
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Sita Sings the Blues Directed, written, produced, designed and animated by Nina Paley 82 minutes Animation Color, stereo 2008 Synopsis: Sita is a goddess separated from her beloved Lord and husband Rama. Nina is an animator whose husband moves to India, then dumps her by email. Three hilarious shadow puppets narrate both ancient tragedy and modern comedy in this beautifully animated interpretation of the Indian epic Ramayana. Set to the 1920's jazz vocals of Annette Hanshaw, Sita Sings the Blues earns its tagline as "the Greatest Break-Up Story Ever Told." This copy is the 1080p version posted to archive.org on 2009-03-03.
Any chance for 720p being released...?
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Thx dude, I got it elsewhere.
450p but it's animation so it doesn't matter so much.
450p but it's animation so it doesn't matter so much.
Very nice movie - this is the sort of thing the TPB guys should show on their front page, to show that independent movies can get distribution on their site.
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Sandvik Construction will be displaying the QI441 Prisec™ Impactor at Bauma China
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Powerful, economical and "intelligent", the UH450E is a revolutionary compact design which combines the reliability of the Sandvik cone crusher with a recirculating conveyor and aggressive screening system.
New distributor for Sandvik Mobile Crushers and Screens in Brazil
Sandvik Construction is proud to announce that Romac has been appointed distributor for Sandvik's Mobile Crushers and Screens in the Paraná, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul areas in the South of Brazil. Romac will not only be supplying a comprehensive range of Sandvik mobile crushers and screens, but will also be providing full aftermarket care, spare parts and dedicated customer service.
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Pilot Crushtec International, crushing and screening specialists and the sole distributor for the Sandvik Mobiles portfolio in South Africa, recently secured the first sale of the new Sandvik UH450E crushing and screening unit outside of the Scandinavian market
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Wilmington Health Family Medicine is here to meet the comprehensive healthcare needs of all family members. Our goal is to provide you with a medical home, a concept that was developed in primary care and is supported by the American Academy of Family Physicians. We believe that everyone should have a personal medical home that serves as the focal point through which all individuals regardless of age, sex, or race—receive acute, chronic, and preventive medical services. Through an ongoing relationship with a family physician in their medical home, patients can be assured of care that is not only accessible but also accountable, comprehensive, integrated, patient-centered, safe, scientifically valid, and satisfying to both patients and their physicians. As primary care providers, our department promotes wellness care for the entire family.
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Community Connection: Teamwork reigns supreme
Front, left to right: Liz Rodriguez, patient services coordinator; and Mary Young, patient appointment associate. Back, left to right: Cristina Rivera, PAA; Cassie Grooms, PAA; Ida Vernon, PSC; and Shanjula Harris, PAA.
For this group of patient appointment associates, a day's work is all the preparation they need to gear up for annual volunteer effort
It's calm on the second floor restorative sciences wing at the moment. That's because it's Wednesday, the only day the department's patient appointment associates are not assisting morning patients.
In a few hours, the scene will change completely. Every other weekday, 200 patients stream through the college's doors and into the restorative sciences waiting area for 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. appointments. The six-member team coordinates appointments for 103 students, who each see two patients a day.
It's perfect training for the yearly Dallas Mayor's Back to School Fair, when the group willingly leaves the air conditioned quarters of their desks to work in the August heat at Fair Park. They spend the day alongside public health sciences department faculty and staff, dental hygiene faculty, first-year pediatric dentistry residents, D2s and D3s, University of Texas at Dallas predental students and other Texas A&M Health Science Center Baylor College of Dentistry staff volunteers.
Between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m., the restorative sciences staff volunteers register patients and distribute toothbrushes and toothpaste; some even translate in Spanish. By the day's end, they typically register and welcome more than 1,000 school children.
Richard Cardenas, administrative coordinator for public health sciences, the department in charge of TAMHSC-BCD's involvement at the school fair, says what strikes him most is the willingness of the restorative sciences volunteers. This August was no exception.
"They are so flexible, they work so well as a team," recalls Cardenas the day after this year's fair. "It's on their calendar."
The group's can-do attitude may indicate something deeper: a strong team dynamic gleaned from coordinating dental care for hundreds of patients every workday — a challenging, yet rewarding experience, to say the least.
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When asked why they like to volunteer, the patient appointment team members — some sitting in their chairs, others leaning against their desks — unanimously cheer, "It's fun!" The question brings up recollections of visits from Dallas Mavericks mascot Champ the Horse, Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders and moments spent observing student dentists with school children. The team's involvement goes back so far, they use births of children, nieces and nephews as a frame of reference for how long they've been participating in the event.
When foot traffic swells at the health fairs, and families line up outside the college's fluoride varnish and screening stations, these women rely on their teamwork, much like they do on a daily basis.
"We all feel each other's vibes, we really know each other."
— Mary Young, patient appointment associate
"You have to work together when you go on these things," says Liz Rodriguez, patient services coordinator, who has been at the college for 15 years.
"With this job, you have to be good with pressure," Rodriguez continues. "It gets really loud over here," she says, gesturing to the waiting area adjacent to their desks. "And you're on the phone, or talking with patients, or answering students and teachers." All the noise can become overwhelming.
When asked what gets them through those hectic moments or when they're off campus volunteering, patient appointment associate of three years Mary Young says it's because, "We all feel each other's vibes; we really know each other."
"We also roll our eyes at each other," Ida Vernon, patient services coordinator and an 11-year department veteran, jokingly adds.
Cassie Grooms, who has been a patient appointment associate in the department for seven years, continues the banter, stating that she "just stays to herself," clearly in jest.
For Shanjula Harris, with the group for one year, the secret behind their cohesiveness is simple.
"We listen to each other," Harris says. Gaining exposure to a broad range of people also helps the group's volunteer efforts.
"You get used to it, because you know how to act," Harris says. "We see diversity here, so when we go out in the public, we accept that diversity."
'It humbles me''
If you ask Cristina Rivera, who has worked as a patient appointment associate in restorative sciences for 11 years, what motivates her to volunteer with her colleagues, she'll be happy to tell you it's watching the student dentists interact with the school kids. Sometimes this involves substantial coaching and reassuring the child that no extractions will be involved with the visit.
"They take their time to let them know it's just like a toothbrush," Rivera says of the dental students' descriptions of the fluoride varnish applicators. She even grabs her cell phone to reveal a photo of one student dentist crouched over the concrete, reassuring a little boy sitting cross-legged on the floor, looking up hesitantly at him.
Rodriguez's favorite moments are when she translates to the children in Spanish and gets to see their reactions.
"These kids, they're so excited for every little thing," she says. "It humbles me."
Unexpected benefits
The restorative sciences volunteers are not alone in their service — a handful of staff members from other departments seize this opportunity, including Lisa Pradarits, patient services assistant I in dental hygiene, and Colleen West and Kela Lewis, both administrative assistants in the Department of Research & Graduate Studies, to name a few.
Lewis, who has volunteered at the Mayor's Back to School Fair for four years and volunteers with her family during the holidays, says she was elated to learn the college participated in the event.
"I wanted to be a part of it," Lewis says. "I feel a sense of pride and satisfaction from representing TAMHSC and interacting with the community."
While teamwork comes naturally for the restorative sciences group, many of whom have worked together for more than 10 years, volunteering at these events is something that could help every department, Young says.
"For people who don't do it, it would be great not just for experience," Young says, "but also to learn to work together as a team."


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The Drover's Wife
Australia, 1968 (MIFF 1969, Australian Films - Programme H)
Director: Gian Carlo Manara
One of Henry Lawson's greatest stories tells of a woman left alone in a two-roomed bush cottage while her husband is away droving—alone with her four children, their dog, and a killer snake under the kitchen floor. In fact, very much alone.
This tender and profoundly evocative film by Gian Carlo Manara was ABC TV's entry in the 1968 Golden Harp Festival. It is a reminder of the still unexploited potential of both the Australian environment and the country's cinematic skill.


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What Are The Visual Symptoms Of HIV
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Early HIV Visual Changes (Revised)Dr. Holodniy, Thank you for posting my viewpoint a few weeks ago. I have since done more... Read more »
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HIV in Black America: A Visual Breakdown (Infographic)Whether you are male or female, gay or straight, live in an urban area or a rural area, if you are a person of color -- especially an African-American -- you are disproportionately at risk for contracting HIV. It's important to remember that... Read more »
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I do it. You do it. Virtually everybody does it. The "it" is using your computer at work, or your company-issued cell phone, or your work e-mail account accessed remotely, to conduct non-business-related communications. Whether they are ordering the latest electronic gadget from Amazon.com or calling their friends to confirm after-work plans, employees in a workplace increasingly depend upon e-mails, texting and cell phones, both inside and outside their physical workspaces, to achieve maximum production efficiency while also connecting with their non-work relationships. As employers struggle to deal with employee use of technology in the workplace, courts also struggle to analyze the impact of that technology in the workplace in efforts to balance an employee's expectation of privacy and the employer's right to control its own work environment.
Recent developments ensure that the privacy rights in the workplace as they relate to e-mail, texting and mobile phone communications will continue to come under judicial scrutiny. A few months ago the New Jersey Supreme Court examined an executive's expectation of privacy in e-mail messages to and from her personal attorney from her work computer in Stengart v. Loving Care Agency, 990 A.2d 650 (N.J. Mar. 30, 2010). Meanwhile, the U.S. Supreme Court recently issued its decision in City of Ontario v. Quon, No. 08-1332 (June 17, 2010), in the Court found that the City of Ontario Police Department's review of private pager/text messages sent by a police officer on his department-issued pager did not violate the police officer's Fourth Amendment rights.
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Lorraine Kelly Tweets Herself in Stockings and Suspenders!
After Lorraine Kelly's twitter account was apparently tampered with yesterday, the 'Real Lorraine' returned on to twitter tonight with a surprise tweet, which appeared to be aimed specifically at her male fans, it shows Lorraine with camp co-host Mark Heyes, at a London fashion show.
The tweet which was sent to close friend Aled Jones, and heavily pregnant Kate Garraway (53), appears to be genuine. Take a look. Dayfaked™ have captured the moment, as well as embedding the photo. Thanks Lorraine!
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OLYMPIA — The turnout was down slightly in Washington state compared to the 2008 presidential election, but the number of ballots cast was up.
That means the number of signatures needed for initiatives and referenda goes up next year.
Huh? We explain inside the blog. Click here to read more, or to comment.
OLYMPIA — Supporters of a ballot measure to put charter schools on the Washington ballot for the fourth time paid more than $2 million to an out-of-state firm to gather the signatures that virtually assure them of a vote.
Reports filed with the state Public Disclosure Commission show the campaign for Initiative 1240 paid about $2.1 million to PCI Consultants Inc. of Calabasas, Calif. A spokeswoman for the campaign had refused to reveal the amount spent on signature-gathering, or the company that received it, when supporters turned in signatures last Friday.
That expenditure allowed I-1240 to gather about 350,000 signatures, almost 110,000 more than the minimum required to qualify for the ballot, in a little more than three weeks. That's far more than the cushion recommended by the Secretary of State's office, and makes certification all but certain.
PCI has a long track record of gathering signatures for ballot measures in Washington, receiving a total of more than $8.3 million over the last seven years, campaign disclosulre records show. It was paid to gather signatures last year for I-502, the marijuana legalization proposal on this year's ballot, as well as for an initiative that required more training for home health care workers and one that would require more humane treatment of farm animals. In 2010, it was paid to gather signatures for a proposal to impose an income tax on upper income residents and for one of two plans to end state control of liquor sales.
All but the farm animal initiative reached the ballot. But of the three that went before voters in the last two general elections, only I-1163, the home health care worker proposal, passed.
The $2.1 million may represent a record expense for signatures to get an initiative on the Washington ballot. PDC records show it far exceeds any previous payment to PCI from a client and also outstrips the reported costs of gathering signatures for last year's liquor sales initiative, about $1.12 million.
The signature campaign for the charter schools initiative was bankrolled by some of the big names in Washington's high tech industry, including $1 million from Bill Gates, $100,000 from Paul Allen and $450,000 from members of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos's family.
I-1240 would allow the school districts or nonprofits to open as many as 40 charter schools over five years, which would be held to the same teacher certification and performance requirements as standard public schoos, but exempt from some laws and district policies. The per-pupil allotment from the state would bo to the charter school.
OLYMPIA — State officials doing the check on petitions submitted for the same-sex marriage referendum say they found what they suspect are about 1,000 forged signatures. . .
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OLYMPIA — Washington state can release the signatures on initiative and referendum petitions for all ballot measures except the one still tied up in federal court, a state judge said Friday morning.
Thurston County Superior Court Richard Hicks, dissolved an injunction that was keeping the Secretary of State's office from filling public records requests for 11 different petition drives, most of them for initiatives sponsored by Tim Eyman. The U.S. Supreme Court previously ruled in a separate case there is no basis for a blanket ban on releasing the names on initiative petitions and has sent that case back to federal court in Seattle on whether the sponsors of Referendum 71 can prove there are special circumstances regarding their ballot measure to block the release of names.
But the names on petitions for the other initiatives requested by Bryan Wahl, a Mountlake Terrace lobbyist, Hicks said can be released. State attorneys had argued some 2 million names of petition signers had been released over the last six years without incident.
David Ammons, a spokesman for the Secretary of State's office, said the names would be released sometime Friday or early next week.
OLYMPIA — Initiative 1098, which would place an income tax on individuals who make more than $200,000 a year, and couples who make more than $400,000, has enough valid signatures to make the ballot.
This despite having about 350 signatures pulled out because the person who gathered them is suspected of fraud.
The state Elections Office said it checked 11,876 signatures and 10,090 were good. The rest were people who weren't registered, or the signature on the sheet didn't match the one on file, or they were duplicates. That's a validation rate that's fairly normal for petition drives.
The campaign turned in about 385,000 signatures, and needed less than 242,000 good ones.
So I-1098 becomes the third of six initiatives that to go from almost certain to for sure. I-1100, the first of two proposals to get the state out of the liquor business, qualified first. I-1082, which would add private insurance to the mix for workers compensation coverage in Washington, qualified on Tuesday.
OLYMPIA—Supporters of Initiative 1098, which would place an income tax on so-called "high earners" turned in signatures Thursday morning, making them the third statewide ballot measure to haul bozes of petitions into the Secretary of State's office.
Four other campaigns say they'll be there before 5 p.m. Friday, which is the drop-dead date for any statewide initiative to come up with 241,153 valid signatures from registered Washington voters.
Among those scheduling a petition drop on Friday are supporters of Initiative 1068, which would legalize adult use of marijuana. It's tentative, because they told the Secretary of State's office earlier this week they had about 200,000 signatures, but were getting more every day. They have a tentative appointment for 4:20 p.m.
Get it? 4:20? If you do, you'll probably vote yes on I-1068 if it makes the ballot.
To review the status of what's in, and what's coming in, go inside the blog.
OLYMPIA — The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments on April 28 whether the names on ballot measure petitions are public records.
The Washington Secretary of State's office announced this afternoon that the date has been set on a case that is getting national attention because it involves a series of First Amendment and public records issues.
The information at the heart of the case are the names and addresses on the petitions to put Referendum 71 on last fall's ballot. After the Legslature expanded rights for same-sex couples last spring, opponents gathered signatures to let voters overturn the bill. Supporters of gay rights requested the names under the state's public records law, but referendum sponsors objected, saying the signers could be subjected to harassment.
Although the state has previously released the names from initiative and referendum campaigns, judges have disagreed over whether the names in this case are public records. Most recently, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said they are, but that ruling is on hold while the U.S. Supreme Court decides the case.
OLYMPIA — The U.S. Supreme Court granted a request to review the dispute on whether the names of people who sign a petition to put a law before voters are public, and subject to release.
The high court today granted certiorari to the case Doe v Reed, and set it for a hearing as early as April. An exact date hasn't been set.
The case involves a fight over the names and addresses of people who signed petitions to put Referendum 71 on last year's November ballot. The referendum, which sought to overturn expanded rights for same sex and elderly heterosexual coupes, was sponsored by people opposed to gay marriage.
Supporters of gay rights filed a public records request for the names of everyone who signed the petition, Referendum backers objected, saying they feared the signers would be harassed.
Secretary of State Sam Reed and Attorney General Rob McKenna have said the names of people who sign initiative or referendum petitions are public under the state's Public Records Act. Federal and state judges have disagreed. Most recently, a divided panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled they are public records, but the release of the names has been put on hold pending the appeal to the nation's highest court.
Meanwhile, bills being introduced at the Legislature seek to declare the names definitely are public or are exempt from released under the public records act.
The U.S. Supreme Court will take a peek at whether those names on the Referendum 71 petitions are public records or private info.
The Washington Secretary of State's office, which says they are public records, announced today the Supremes have put the Ref. 71 issue on a list of cases they'll review on Jan. 15. This could be the next step toward a full-blown appeal of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that they're subject to release, or the end of the line for the fight.
The high court would be expected to announce that day or soon after whether they will take up the case, Brian Zylstra, deputy communications director, said.


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just curious anybody have a para in the hawg family they have a few different models with similar size and configuration. how good are they would they be good for c carry and weekly trips to the range also long term carry weight isues?
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I don't have a hawg, I do have a p-12. It travels with me in my truck.
I have springfield micro compact that carrys very nicely.


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Last week, a story came out about how the people in a drive-thru at a Florida Starbucks spontaneously broke into a pay-it-forward frenzy.
One person, who was apparently having a good day, offered to pay for the order of the stranger in the car next in line.
The subject of that act of kindness, maybe feeling guilty, maybe feeling a need to do something nice for someone in response, paid for the order of the next person in line.
And on and on it went. Whatever you ordered you got for free, but you got stuck paying the tab of the guy behind you.
By the time it was over, more than 400 people had paid it forward until one customer declined to keep the chain unbroken and went ahead and paid her tab, which, when you think about it, means that Starbucks came out ahead because the shop got paid twice for her cup of coffee.
How cute, I thought, but at the same time, that's crazy.
Sure, it's a kind gesture to, on impulse, buy someone breakfast or lunch. But I can't help but wonder, who benefited? There were doubtlessly some people who got their order for a bargain price and others who had to pay a lot more than their order cost.
But did anyone come away with something they needed that they wouldn't have gotten otherwise?
That's what strikes me as almost frivolous about that particular outbreak of runaway generosity. Does anyone in the drive-thru at a Starbucks really need charity?
This is where paying it forward, to me, becomes a way to feel as though you are accomplishing something when, if you stop and think about it, you really aren't.
Have you ever had someone tap on your window while you're in line at a drive-thru and ask for money? It's scary. It's also irritating when it happens before you've even had your morning coffee.
Or have you ever had anyone ask you to buy them something to eat or a cup of coffee as you are walking into a fast-food restaurant? It infuriates some, and the management will chase these people away as soon as they realize it's happening.
Most of us dismiss these people out of hand. People don't seem to like it when people ask for help. In part that's because people don't want to be suckered. No one wants to give a couple of bucks to someone for a sandwich when they know it might for a bottle of wine or booze.
That's why I've actually toyed with the idea of buying cheap gift cards to fast-food restaurants so when someone asks for coffee or a sandwich, I can just flip them one of those. I've only done it once, a long time ago, but if I ever feel the need to feel generous, I can always do it again.
But the notion of runaway pay-it-forward lines strikes me as ridiculous. To me, it's just a way for people to feel good about themselves without having to actually deal with real people who would appreciate a little help.
Fortunately, I don't have to worry about getting caught in one of these pay-it-forward frenzies. I don't use drive-thru windows. It wastes gas.


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Johannes Hahn, European Commissioner for Regional Policy, and the President of the RegioStars Jury Ann Mettler, executive director of the Brussels think thank Lisbon Council, announced yesterday evening the winners of the "RegioStars Awards" 2011. The prize giving ceremony recognised the most innovative projects that have been supported by European Regional Policy. Madeira and the Azores in Portugal, Amsterdam in the Netherlands, Northern Mid Sweden, Wales in the UK were at centre stage. Municipalities in the Northern peripheral regions of Finland, Sweden, Norway, Iceland and the Faroe Islands were also winners thanks to a territorial cooperation project.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Isaiah Thomas scored 26 points and the Sacramento Kings won their third straight game with this season's biggest rout, a 124-80 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday night.
The Kings scored 16 straight points in the third quarter and led by 28 points heading into the fourth. The three-game winning streak is Sacramento's first since December 2012. The 44-point victory margin was the largest in the NBA this season, according to STATS.
C.J. Miles had 14 points and Luol Deng added 12 for the Cavaliers, who had won two straight.
Cleveland went just over five minutes without a basket in the third quarter, when it shot 4 of 20 and was outscored 30-11. The Cavaliers were outscored 65-30 in the second half.
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Joey Chestnut proposed to his girlfriend on stage and then ate 61 hot dogs to win Nathan's Famous Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest at Coney Island for the eighth time in a row on Friday. Sonya Thomas couldn't win for a fourth time in a row as she lost in the women's competition to Las Vegas's M ... More >>
When the weather's nice, nothing beats a trip to our city's shores. Whether taking in the waning historic charm of a bygone era at Coney Island or parking yourself on a dune in The Rockaways, both beachside neighborhoods offer a heady mixture of fun and food. Here are the 10 best spots to indulge wh ... More >>
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A fire has been reported prior to 11 a.m. this morning at 1310 Surf Avenue in Coney Island, Brooklyn, the home of Nathan's Famous, the frankfurter merchant. The building had been undergoing extensive repairs and renovation following Hurricane Sandy, and had not been yet opened for business. The fire ... More >>
There are few better places to enjoy a hot dog than at Nathan's Famous on Coney Island, where even as snow lands on the beach and your fingers ache with cold, a grilled dog with crinkle-cut fries can make you love New York a little harder. But the chain's flagship, open for nearly a century, has bee ... More >>
Yes, after 90 years, the mini hot dog has finally arrived at Union Square -- but without Zippy Sauce. I'm a big fan of the tiny hot dogs found almost exclusively in the Albany area, and have been known to travel to places like Troy, Cohoes, and Schenectady, New York just for a taste. These miniatu ... More >>
From the Seaport to Staten Island, we'll be checking in with restaurants all over the city that were hit by Sandy and updating you on their struggles and recoveries. Email us to tell us more about your reopening or rebuilding efforts. Puglia by the Sea sat right on the water in Staten Island, and a ... More >>
Nathan's Famous has been dark for nearly two weeks -- perhaps for the first time in its 96-year history. Today I took a bicycle tour of Coney Island, Brighton Beach, and Sheepshead Bay. Those areas of Brooklyn along the Atlantic Coast are more devastated than has been reported. One stumbles on par ... More >>
At Shake Shack, our own approximation of the Chicago dog. Whether you call them frankfurters, wieners, tube steaks, or floaters, New York City is the hot dog capital of the world. And here are my five favorite local evocations of the silky sausage that came here from Frankfurt or Vienna, d ... More >>
Ultra-creamy New York cheesecake may be the world's richest dessert. Hotbed of culinary fusion, NYC is not only a repository of cuisines from around the globe, but the place where many important dishes originated, if not by pure invention, then as uniquely compelling adaptations of things t ... More >>
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A larger-than-expected corn crop this season has set off a sharp decline in prices, which could deter food inflation. Corn rose to a high of $7.99 per bushel in June. [NY Times] Fast-food chains are getting their booze on. In addition to Burger King's Whopper Bars, two Sonic restaurants in S ... More >>
The U.S.D.A. is proposing to eliminate the "white potato" -- as in, any variety that isn't a sweet potato -- from federally subsidized school lunches. And it isn't going down too well in places like Maine, where potatoes are part of the culture. [Wall Street Journal] McDonald's restaurants i ... More >>
Equal pay for equal scarfingFollowing an onslaught of criticism, Nathan's Famous has raised the grand prize amount for the women's portion of its annual hot-dog-eating contest to $10,000 from $2,500, making it equal to the men's prize.
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New York Daily News/KehAssociated Press reports that Japanese competitive eater champ Takeru Kobayashi has been released by a Brooklyn judge this morning, following an arrest at the Nathan's hot dog eating contest on Sunday. He still had on the t-shirt he wore when he jumped up on stage dur ... More >>
Apparently, the best way to shoot photographs of food is to do it bright sunshine. [NY Times] This year's Nathan's Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest will be sponsored by Pepto-Bismol. [Wall Street Journal] A new report reveals that nine out of 10 Americans eat too ... More >>
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Served on rye with mustard and sauerkraut, Katz's knoblewurst packs a megaton wallop of garlic. Sausages originated as a way to preserve meats past their "expire by" dates sometime during human pre-history, and turned out to be the best way to hide animal parts that we didn't necessarily wan ... More >>
TheBusyBrain/flickr Gothamist has published a follow-up to yesterday's news that three New Jersey residents have filed a lawsuit to force hot dog companies -- including Nathan's Famous and Hebrew National -- to put warning labels on their product packaging. The lawsuit, filed on behalf of the p ... More >>
Call them hot dogs, franks, weenies, floaters, or tube steaks, New Yorkers love them, whether as impromptu snacks or full-blown meals. And now that the recession is upon us, we love them more than ever. Said to have originated in Frankfurt, Germany, these sausages--filled with a pork or beef or beef ... More >>
Can't get enough of Obama's January 17 train ride. Here it is again. Even before today's inauguration, Barack Obama's whistle-stop trip to D.C. brought the best of two worlds to America. Besides being just a really cool thing to do — complete with speeches by the mellifluous new president t ... More >>
Yesterday, the Brooklyn Paper reported that Nathan's Famous hot dog stand in Coney Island might be closed as part of Mayor Bloomberg's proposal to build a 27-acre amusement park called "People's Playground." Eek! Where would we sober up after a day stumbling along the boardwalk, if not at the hot do ... More >>
Well, that's a relief: Nathan's tells the New York Times that it intends to maintain its flagship hot-dog stand on Surf Avenue in Coney Island. There was some question of it when people noticed a city environmental impact statement that said Nathan's Famous, which has occupied the corner for 93 year ... More >>
This week, check out the feature on Crazy Legs and Eater X, competitive eaters and roommates. I followed them as they prepared for the Nathan's Famous hot dog eating contest. Check back here on Friday for pictures of the contest and an update on how Crazy Legs and Eater X fared at the Superbowl of e ... More >>
Fork in the Road is on hiatus this week, but check us out next week, when we'll have both a review of The Rusty Knot, and a feature profile of Eater X and Crazy Legs Conti as they prepare for the Nathan's Famous contest on the Fourth of July.
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Disability Etiquette Booklet: An Essential Resource for Disability Awareness
NEW YORK -- The United Spinal Association (www.UnitedSpinal.org) in recognition of Disability Awareness Month, offers a free booklet, "Disability Etiquette", for anyone who wants to interact more effectively with people with disabilities. More than 54 million Americans have disabilities. Practicing disability etiquette is an easy way to make people with disabilities welcome. It also makes good business sense. When supervisors and co-workers use disability etiquette, employees with disabilities feel more comfortable and work more productively.
National Latino AIDS Awareness Day
WASHINGTON -- "United We Can Stop HIV and Prevent AIDS. Unidos Podemos Detener el VIH y Prevenir el SIDA." That is the message for the seventh annual National Latino AIDS Awareness Day, which our nation observed October 15. This day is an opportunity for us to honor the dedicated family members, neighbors, coworkers, spiritual and community leaders, people living with HIV and AIDS, educators, health care workers, and advocates who want to stop the spread of HIV and to link people living with HIV to treatment and care. We must all work together to tackle the disproportionate impact of HIV and AIDS on Latino communities in the U.S.
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Located underneath St. Arnold's Mussel Bar, London Underground at St. Arnold's is the third addition to the family that brought you St. Arnold's on Jefferson and provides all the same great food, drinks and fun as the other locations; but, in an atmosphere more reminiscent of your favorite London style pub. London Underground, as it is most commonly known, has more or a bar style, gastro pub menu; but, don't worry, guest can get Mussels and Frites, and take advantage of the same wide variety of Belgian Beers and Wines and their upstairs' neighbor.


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November 21, 2014
Local authorities say they've helped resolve a bizarre murder case that spanned a large part of Florida.
They've arrested a Virginia woman who supposedly targeted men she met on Craig's List.
Bay County and St. Johns County Sheriff's investigators arrested 24-year old Latoya Korren Jordan at a home in Fountain. Jordan is charged with First Degree murder in the robbery and stabbing death of 53 year-old Daniel Stuar Somerson.
By the time St. Johns County Sheriff's deputies found Somerson's body in his Fruit Cove home on July 9th, it was already badly decomposed. They say Jordan met Somerson through a Craig's List ad at the end of May, and was staying with him when he was murdered. She apparently continued to stay there, until she met a Tampa area man on Craig's list. That man drove to St. Johns County and took Jordan back to Tampa. At some point Jordan met a 52 year-old Bay County man on Craig's list and moved into his Forest Road home. That's where authorities arrested her. Investigators believe he was the 4th man Jordan met through Craig's List since Somerson's murder.
Jordan will remain in the Bay County Jail, until St. Johns County authorities can arrange for her extradition on the First Degree murder charges.
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Scams which attempt to trick users into volunteering personal credentials in return for free pornography have moved over onto social networks. More than nine out of ten (92 per cent) of such adult phishing scams recorded in January took place on social networking sites such as Facebook and Bebo, according to the latest monthly …
Wasn't that an ubuntu alert box?
I'm impressed at the malware writers ability to compress an entire vm running windows xp into a small 50K download.
Where do I sign up?
With friends like these
On Facebook I've noticed a few friend invites from women I've never heard of. A quick look at the picture often shows someone not exactly nekkid but certainly clad for warmer climes than Blighty.
I have always assumed that any attempt at contact would lead either to a site with even less clothed females or requests for really intimate details.
So what's new? They are the same as getting emails with apparent links to photos. Or am I just being too old hat and forget that young people don't do email these days?
who can blame them
Who can blame the poor suckers who fall for this kind of stuff. I mean, it's just soooo difficult to track down free p0rn on the net theese days isn't it?
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