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Juno, the 10-year-old music-loving beluga whale, enjoyed a tune this week played by a Santa-clad musician.
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In the midst of a United Nations conference that may shape the future of the Internet, the U.S. House of Representatives voted unanimously to reject any significant changes to global Internet governance. The House voted 397-0 in favor of a Senate resolution designed to show bipartisan support for the United States' delegation at the World Conference on International Telecommunications, or WCIT. The Senate passed the resolution in September.
The Center for Digital Democracy and Common Sense Media are rallying parents to demand advertisers terminate the practice of tracking kids under 13 online. More than 90% of parents want the Federal Trade Commission to update antiquated laws to prevent the behavioral profiling and mobile tracking of kids, according to a Common Sense Media report released Thursday.
If you thought Starbucks' new $7 cup of coffee was pricey, just wait until you see the company's new limited-edition payment card. Starbucks and Gilt, a site that offers limited-time sales on designer apparel and other goods, are partnering to offer a luxe edition of the former's payment card. For $450, you can purchase one of 5,000 Starbucks cards in etched stainless steel.
Last Christmas, Wham gave you their hearts and then you went and gave it away. This Christmas, they're paying you back by making your ears bleed with a "Gangnam Style" mashup courtesy of DJ Paolo Monti. The inescapable Psy hit infiltrates the holiday playlist with this tune. It's perfect for family gatherings in need of a little imaginary horse riding.
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Since exiting beta just over a year ago, Spotify has amassed over 1 million paying customers in the United States. The company shared the news at a press event Thursday in New York City. According to Spotify CEO Daniel Ek, that makes the service the largest subscription music service in the United States, as well as the fastest growing. Spotify now boasts more than 6 million paying subscribers and 20 million active users.
Social, mobile, visual. These are the tenets of the new Mashable. They are part of a growing trend for publishers -- one that moves away from platform-specific, walled-off apps. And it makes sense. While you may hear "mobile device" and think of best-selling smartphones, Mashable is viewed on an average of 2,000 different devices every month. One aspect of this trend not often talked about is comments.
While LED lighting has been used for years as power indicator lights in consumer electronics, for bike lights, in cars, in traffic lights and for outdoor lighting, recent technological advances mean LED light bulbs are entering our homes as a replacement for incandescent and fluorescent light bulbs.
The "terrible lizards" are even older than we'd thought. Here's how scientists figured that out.
Meet Billy, the cutest dog in town. Billy doesn't have the best past, but he sure is loving life now at home with his own personal hero, Adam. Adam Parascandola found Billy, abused and alone, at a puppy mill in Jones County, N.C. Parascandola hopes his story will inspire others to donate to Humane Heroes, a cause that helps pups in need. Parascandola rescued Billy from a rusted cage, where he was living with a half broken jaw, and it was friendship at first sight.
'Tis the season for holiday parties. But party planning doesn't have to be extremely stressful or time-consuming. String up a few balloons, pull out the fancy bottle opener, order in from your favorite restaurant and play some holiday tunes on your HMDX Jam Bluetooth Wireless Speaker. The mini wireless speaker takes any casual or formal soirée to the next level.
Metallica -- which made a name for itself last decade for vociferously opposing digital music piracy -- has now put its entire catalog on Spotify, the band announced today at a Spotify event in New York City. Lars Ulrich, the founding member of Metallica who was most outspoken against "file sharing" services, made the announcement.
It's not often that a commercial can make you cry, but try to keep a dry eye while watching this ad from Expedia which tells the tale of cancer survivor named Maggie and her relationship with a boy named Odie, who succumbed to the disease. The ad, created by David Adam Roth at Boxer Films, was created in collaboration with St. Jude Children's Hospital. The ad shows Maggie preparing to give a speech about her experience.
An autonomous robot completed a year-long journey from San Francisco to Australia, collecting oceanic data long the way.
The reborn social network is now accepting its first trickle of users, and the site is, in a word, beautiful.
Nobel Peace Prize winner Desmond Tutu is campaigning via Change.org for the release of fellow Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo by the Chinese government. The petition addressed to Chinese Leader Xi Jinping, "Release Imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize Winner Liu Xiaobo and Wife Liu Xia," has received 200,000 signatures since going live Tuesday. "Despite the United Nations saying Dr.
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Comedy group Octavarius Comedy has a slew of quotes you probably -- nay, definitely -- won't hear in The Hobbit. Watch the video to see the unlikely mumblings.
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A parody account called "NHL Podium" tweets from the physical locus of hockey fans' emotional angst.
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Streaming live on Mashable, Likeable founder Dave Kerpen will answer questions from readers, at 3 p.m. ET (12 p.m. PT) Thursday, Dec. 6.
Pinterest has announced a major initiative to crack down on the spammy accounts lurking throughout the popular photo-sharing website.
A new private venture called Golden Spike aims to sell manned trips to the moon by 2020, its founders announced on Dec. 6.
When girls don't get Sex and the City references, it's like not being on Facebook. At least according to Shoshana Shapiro, one of the main characters on HBO's hit show Girls and a ubiquitous 20-something female who can quote Carrie Bradshaw in her sleep. The Shoshana-ism has been turned into an animated GIF, and is among the handful of inaugural GIFs to grace HBO's "What Should We Call Girls" Tumblr, launched Thursday.
The soundtrack to the beautiful indie game Journey has been nominated for an award for the 2013 Grammys, the first for a video game soundtrack. Thatgamecompany's PlayStation 3 game has been been praised for its innovative gameplay, art and score. Composer Austin Wintory was nominated for "Best Score Soundtrack from a Visual Medium" Grammy. Wintory tweeted, "Well I don't really have words right now ....


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The games community was described in one NSA briefing note from 2008, entitled Exploiting Terrorist Use of Games & Virtual Environments, a "target-rich communications network" where intelligence targets could "hide in plain sight".
"Al Qaida terrorist target selectors and ... have been found associated with Xbox Live, Second Life, World of Warcraft, and other GVEs (games and virtual environments)," the document stated. "Other targets include Chinese hackers, an Iranian nuclear scientist, Hizballah, and Hamas members."
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S.T. Gill, The Invalid Digger, (1852-53), lithograph on paper, 21.3 x 16.5 cm. The University of Melbourne Art Collection. Gift of the Russell and Mab Grimwade Bequest 1973.
S.T Gill, Macartney and Galbraith (printer), Collins Street, looking west from Russell Street, 1854, lithograph and watercolour on paper, 32.8 x 49 cm. The University of Melbourne Art Collection. Gift of the Russell and Mab Grimwade Bequest 1973
William Strutt, Bushrangers, Victoria, Australia 1852, 1887, oil on canvas, 73 x 154 cm. The University of Melbourne Art Collection. Gift of the Russell and Mab Grimwade Bequest 1973
In an initiative that encourages multidisciplinary engagement with the art collection of the University of Melbourne, the Ian Potter Museum of Art offers five minor Miegunyah Fund Awards to University of Melbourne students. The award required the student to undertake a research-based minor project on an aspect of the Russell and Mab Grimwade Collection held by the Ian Potter Museum of Art. In 2013, the award was given to students across five different disciplines, including Dentistry, Art Curatorship, Interactive Music Composition, Creative Writing, and Secondary Teaching. Recipients of each award were required to present the outcomes of their awards in a lunchtime talk at the Potter that outlined their diverse research strategies, creative processes and final product.
The Grimwade Awards are again offered in 2014, with students' presentations in Sem 2.
Grimwade Project 1: Laura de Neefe, Creative Writing.
Presentation 21 October 2013. Grimwade poems 'Roaming. Herding. Leveling'.
This project takes the form of a poetic response to works in the Grimwade Collection depicting early colonial Melbourne, as a way of exploring the mirco-history of the city. The depiction of Melbourne in between the rural and industrial stages as an element in all these works is a particular focus, as is the nature of Melbourne as an evolving place with a changing character to reflect this. Artworks selected includeJohn Skinner Prout,View from Bateman's Hill, Melbourne (1847), and Elizabeth Street, Melbourne (1847).
Grimwade Project 2: Maize Wallin and Liam Whittaker, Interactive Composition.
Presentation 22 October 2013. Grimwade Pop-up Exhibition Maize Wallin uTube
This project consisted of exhibition concept utilising artworks from the Grimwade Collection with sound scapes. The conception is of a three-walled space exhibiting images from the Collection on the subject of transportation, including Trains/Trams, Boats, and Horses/Horse-drawn vehicles. While viewing the works the audience are exposed to sound pieces that immerse the viewer within the world of each mode of transportation.
Artworks selected include Helen Ogilvie's Early state of illustration to chapter ten and Heading Illustration to Chapter Seven of "Flinders Lane, Recollections of Alfred Felton" (1947) and Charles Nettleton's Melbourne and Hobson's Bay Railway Pier, Sandridge (c. 1860s).
Grimwade Project 3: Sarah Healy and Claire Virgona, Master of Teaching (Visual Arts)
Presentation 27 November 2013. Project Overview.
Titled 'Back to the future', the project uses selected artworks from the Grimwade collection to re-story the stories from a variety of historical perspectives while adding a geographical dimension by mapping a selection of artworks onto an augmented reality platform. It makes use of the Grimwade Collection for an education resource targeted at a number of secondary curriculum areas that can be utilised within school environments.
Artworks selected include William Strutt, Bushrangers, Victoria, Australia, 1852 (1887), and Henry Burn's Melbourne from the south side of the Yarra (1869).
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Presentation 11 December 2013. Truth, justice & representation: The photography of J.W. Lindt in context
This project, entitled 'Russell Grimwade, J.W. Lindt, and the construction of a Victorian icon' contextualises the 6 photographs by J.W. Lindt in the Grimwade Collection that document the siege of the Kelly Gang at Glenrowan. Situating these images within a discussion of the particular role of photography in the memorialisation and representation of history, particularly Kelly's, allows an analysis of Lindt's contribution to the construction of Kelly as an icon, and of Russell Grimwade's investment in this construction as an aspect of his interest in Victorian history.
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Most sites (such as Cooking.com, Sur la Table et al.) have more or less the same products at more or less the same prices; generally when there's a sale on a major brand like All-Clad or Le Creuset it will be reflected at various sites, because these manufacturers don't allow retailers to discount their goods without authorization. (Like Apple Computer.)
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Food411.com is a source for cookware, bakeware, etc. sources; useful sometimes, frustrating other times: http://food411.com/
I check out Amazon and Crate and Barrel a lot too; they often have awesome sale prices on name brand equipment.
King Arthur (Baker's Catalogue) has quite a bit of nice bakeware and specialty bread packaging, etc. http://www.kingarthurflour.com/shop/l...
Chef's Catalog has a ton of stuff as well: http://www.chefscatalog.com/Home.aspx
potsandpans.com, but I find if I'm looking for something generic like a teapot, as opposed to a partciular brand and oddball pan, amazon.com has the most choices.
Culinary Parts, which had a good inventory of appliance parts, whole appliances, cookware and gadgets, has merged with Goutmet Depot. I haven't yet bought anything from Gourmet Depot , but it seems to be selling much of what the other sites sell, and to be maintaining the Culinary Part inventory
Williams Sonoma is yet another possibility. It sells gourmet food as well as appliances and cookware.
This place has good prices and low shipping costs. I get the cooks catalog, WS and others but check the prices here firts.
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One game does not represent an entire NHL season. But Washington's 5-0 loss to Carolina Monday night was another of the growing number of nails being hammered into the coffin laying rest to the Washington Capitals – 2011-12 edition. Make no mistake, this Washington team is taking after Monty Python's dead parrot – it's bereft of life, destined to rest in peace. And to think just 24 months ago this was a team destined to transform and dominate the NHL landscape. There are two reasons why the juggernaut Washington Capitals of 2009-10 have transformed into a Cinderella-sized pumpkin. ...Click here to read more.
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|*right now i just use dim a as integer, - .5 from a and it's like int(a) for a > 0
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This is a cute two bedroom apartment conveniently located with great access to shopping, downtown and sight seeing. The apartment is completely furnished with one queen bedroom and one single bedroom with the option of two single beds. The living room includes a television with basic cable, couch and recliner. Wifi is provided. Kitchen is fully outfitted with all baking and cooking supplies, blender and coffee pot. All linens are provided. Short term secured storage is available perfect for gear or outfitting equipment.
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- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
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I have come to praise the Miami Book Fair International, not to bury it. I mean seriously: Is there any other event of this size that runs so seamlessly and trouble-free year after year? Plus, if not for Mitchell Kaplan, a lot of people in Miami might still not know what a book is.All I'm saying is ... More >>
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A week after Fugees member Lauryn Hill learned she would have to serve three months behind bars on a tax evasion conviction, her children's father Rohan Marley said he is fully prepared to step up.
According to Marley, he is more than willing and ready to make sure their kids are taken care of while Hill completes her time.
Lauryn Hill's 5-time baby daddy Rohan Marley says he plans to STEP UP his parenting during Lauryn's upcoming 3-month stint in federal prison … telling TMZ, "I will be there for my kids." Hill and Marley dated for 13 years — but never married — and since they split in 2009, Lauryn has done the lion's share of the child-rearing. The kids range between the ages of 5 and 15. Rohan tells us he's always been involved in his children's lives … but says, "I will be there even more while she is dealing with this … to make sure that everything is fine." We're told … Lauryn and Rohan agreed that the kids will primarily stay with family members, with Rohan getting involved as much as he can. (TMZ)
A few days ago, Hill penned an open letter thanking supporters like Stevie Wonder, Alicia Keys and more for writing letters to a judge in light of the publicized tax case.
"I want to extend a sincere thank you to the following people, who wrote letters to the judge on my behalf: Linda Banks, Edison, NJ Davonne Breedlove Binna Choi, Beijing, China Hafiz Farid, East Orange, NJ Miriam Anne Banks Farrakhan, Union, NJ Vincent Gardner, New York, NY Michael Green, Fair Bluff, NC Elitta Harden, Ft Worth, TX Mrs. Valarie Hill, South Orange, NJ Maureen Hogan, Jersey City, NJ Walter Jones, New York, NY Alicia Keys Elena Lau, Toronto, Canada Jerald Miller, New York, NY Tracy Morris, Jacksonville Beach, FL Elise Munoz, France Bunmi Olukoya, Laurel, MD Jimmie Pierre, Trenton, NJ Cherisse Pittman Gabrielle Fulton Ponder, Atlanta, GA Dominique Reese, Oakland, CA Chris Schwartz, Philadelphia, PA Ashley Scott, Brooklyn, NY Derek Singletary, Astoria, NY Dr. Sara Tai, Manchester, UK Suzette Williams, Teaneck, NJ Lisa Willis, Philadelphia, PA Stevie Wonder Jonathan Wunderlich, Cabarete, DR" (Lauryn Hill's Tumblr)
She also thanked fans for their support and promised to write more in a future post.
"And thank you Jerald Miller, for taking the initiative to put this together. I also want to thank all of my family, friends, business associates, and fans who have called, emailed, sent texts, and posted messages of concern, encouragement, and support. I appreciate the well wishes, and I thank you for your prayers. Also, to anyone who may have written letters that we did not know about, thank you also, all of you. I will have more to say soon, but did not want to further delay expressing my appreciation. Thank you again, MLH" (Lauryn Hill's Tumblr)
Despite the strong backing, Lauryn still received three months in prison and home confinement a week ago.
Grammy-winning singer Lauryn Hill was sentenced Monday in New Jersey to 3 months in prison on federal tax charges. Hill pleaded guilty last year to not paying federal taxes on $1.8 million earned from 2005 to 2007. A judge two weeks ago said Hill had paid only about $50,000 of more than $500,000 she owes. She faced up to a year in prison on each of three counts. Her attorney was seeking probation for her. (ABC Local)
There is no information on how soon Lauryn Hill will begin her jail sentence.


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For gourmets, the Granvara Relais & Spa Hotel is the perfect place to experience culinary artistry. The aromatic Mediterranean-Alpine cuisine, accompanied by fine wines from the cellar, is served daily by our team of eight chefs under the direction of head chef, Michael Tschurtschenthaler.
Delight in our exclusive range of 5-course meals with crispy salad and starter buffets. Sophisticated local, Mediterranean and Italian specialities are served in a warm atmosphere. We also serve special dishes for vegetarians at the Granvara.
On request we will be pleased to prepare lactose- or gluten-free meals for you.
Sunny Ski & Easter in the Dolomites: Enjoy the sunny days in the Dolomites
From 21st March till 7th April 2015:
7 nights in half board and one Vital Stone massage (50 minutes) from € 1.170,00 per person;
Our mountain guide Moritz Runggaldier is Nordic Walking instructor, as well as mountain bike instructor.
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Lea Michele: Half-Naked for Terry Richardson!by Hilton Hater at . Comments
Think the latest string of Lea Michele bikini photos are revealing?
You, dear readers, have not seen anything yet.
The Glee star poses for a Terry Richardson spread in the latest issue of V Magazine, becoming the latest beauty to ditch most of her clothing in front of the controversial photographer.
"My friends call me Grandma, but, like, Grandma's killing it right now. I'm pretty sure Grandma nailed it in a half-naked Terry Richardson shoot, okay?" Michele jokes in the accompanying interview with Mary H.K. Choi.
But there's nothing funny about this photo. It's seriously sexy!
Drool over Michele and others who have stripped down for Richardson - from Kate Upton to Lindsay Lohan to Miley Cyrus - now:
Sorry her face expression and her pose does not match, coz she looks so uncomfortable and reluctant to pose in front of the camera.
people haven't seen her turd yet!!


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The Miami Dolphins enter the last three weeks of the regular season with a 5-8 record, teetering dangerously on the brink of a fourth consecutive losing season. One more loss and it's a done deal.
The only other time in franchise history in which Miami posted four consecutive losing seasons was 1966-69, the first four seasons the team played. They went 3-11, 4-10, 5-8-1, and 3-10-1.


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As labor unions have declined in numbers, so have labor voices in the media. Pew Research found that labor leaders were only 2 percent of the sources for economic stories today. It wasn't always this way. Union leaders like John L. Lewis, George Meany, and Walter Reuther were routine sources for...
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On a sunny but chilly and windy lunch hour, dozens of Guild members at the Washington Post, along with supporters, sent another clear message to owner Jeff Bezos and the paper's bargaining team: Post employees are united and prepared to fight all threats to their retirement security, as well as...
In a late October meeting with the Guild Bargaining Committee (pictured during a break in talks), Reuters representatives "had almost nothing to say about the issues we've told them are of paramount concern – job security, medical benefits and restoring differentials. The meeting confirmed what...
The Canadian Media Guild describes "an incredible afternoon Sunday," Nov. 16, as members joined with thousands of Radio-Canada/CBC supporters marching through the streets of Montreal and other cities to demand increased support for public broadcasting. Good union jobs and ...
San Francisco newspaper workers have staged only a couple of strikes during the past 80 years, and they had a sort of accidental quality. In 1968, a few roving pickets from a Mailers Union strike at the Herald Examiner came up from LA, and somehow got a two-month strike going at the SF metros....
While James Risen still faces the prospect of jail for refusing to testify against an alleged source, he's far from the only reporter dealing with federal subpoenas. Another case, which CJR calls "but a piece in the onslaught of press subpoenas that have defined the Obama administration," involves a journalist who reported in 2009 on the federal government probing links between Somali Muslims in Minneapolis and Al Qaeda. Mike Levine, then a FOX News reporter, reported about grand jury indictments in the investigation while they were still sealed. By early in 2011, the Justice Department had subpoenaed Levine, saying that it needed to know the identity of the law enforcement sources cited in his article. Levine moved to quash the subpoena, saying he promised his sources confidentiality. And the government sought to enforce it, saying that federal laws may have been broken. All sound familiar?
Billionaire Nick Hanauer is sick and tired of the rich taking advantage of workers and eroding the middle class that is needed to create and sustain a strong economy. "It is my sense, based on my conversations with government officials, that the administration is buying the line from corporate lobbyists who are arguing that (overtime) rule changes would devastate their bottom lines, forcing them to lay off workers. You know, the old trickle-down gambit—if workers earn more money, it would be bad for business, the economy and workers. The Obama team, in other words, is buying into the same discredited theories used to erode the threshold in the first place. Officials will very likely raise the overtime threshold just enough to say they're doing something, without actually doing much of anything for the middle class or our demand-starved economy at all."
Credit CNN's Brian Stelter with a very big scoop. On today's "Reliable Sources" media-news program, Stelter reported that "high-profile news anchors" have spoken in "secret locations" with Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson. The sessions have been off-the-record and, the way Stelter tells it, they've been auditions for one of the biggest exclusives of this century — namely, the sit-down talk with the elusive officer who killed Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., on Aug. 9.
Amid the public revulsion at the news that Bill Cosby, a trailblazing black entertainer, allegedly victimized women in serial fashion throughout his career, the response from those in the know has been: What took so long? What took so long is that those in the know kept it mostly to themselves. No one wanted to disturb the Natural Order of Things, which was that Mr. Cosby was beloved; he was as generous and paternal as his public image; and that his approach to life and work represented a bracing corrective to the coarse, self-defeating urban black ethos. Only the first of those things was actually true.
The nation's least populous state may become the next battleground pitting a citizen's right to privacy against the public right to access information. At issue is a debate over whether to amend the Wyoming state constitution. The new language would provide that "the right of individual privacy is essential to the well-being of a free society and shall not be infringed without the showing of a compelling state interest." "I'm worried that a constitutional right to privacy may result in a lot of … documents being locked up," said Jim Angell, director of the state press association. "Everybody has a right to privacy, right? And what about crime reports involving public officials? Will they ever see the light of day? There's a constitutionally guaranteed right to privacy — I see a lot of trips to court over this."
The Guild-represented Telegram & Gazette in Worcester, Mass., is becoming part of the Gatehouse family, the third owner of the paper in 16 months. The paper is one of 36 owned by Halifax Media Group that is being sold to the parent company of Gatehouse. Boston billionaire John W. Henry bought the T&G from the New York Times Co. in August 2013 as part of a $70 million deal that included The Boston Globe.Henry retained the Globe, but sold the T&G in May to Halifax. At the time of the purchase, Halifax Media, founded in 2010 by three private equity firms, said it acquired the T&G because it has a bright future and significant value.
The New York Times indicated Thursday that it's getting close to a round of forced layoffs of its journalists. The newsroom-wide email sent Thursday morning, obtained by Mother Jones, details responses to employee questions about a scheduled buyout program from Janet Elder, a deputy executive editor at the company. The email states that, "the most frequently asked question is about scale and whether or not there will be enough buyouts to avoid layoffs. Given that the buyout window is still open, it's hard to have an absolute answer to that question just yet. Early efforts to handicap the outcome regrettably point to having to do some layoffs."
Rod Nordland, Kabul bureau chief for The New York Times and winner of the Guild's 2012 Heywood Broun Award, has signed what is reported to be a "major dead" with HarperCollins imprint Ecco to expand on a series of stories he wrote last year. The book, tentatively titled The Lovers and slated for publication next October, grew out his coverage of a Romeo and Juliet-type tale of a young Afghan couple from different ethnic sects, struggling to stay together despite the danger and threat of death that their union poses. "She is his Juliet and he is her Romeo, and her family has threatened to kill them both," Mr. Nordland wrote in one of his stories about star-crossed lovers Zakia, 18, and Mohammad Ali, 21. Photo: Nordland accepting the Broun award in 2013.
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Local man denies three theft chargesMarch 07,2013Local man denies
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A Mount Holly man was jailed on $100,000 bail Wednesday for allegedly threatening violence while demanding money from three local businesses.
Todd E. Bussino Jr., 29, pleaded innocent in Rutland criminal court to three felony counts of larceny from a person.
Judge Theresa DiMauro set bail for Bussino, who was taken to the Rutland jail after the hearing.
He was arrested Monday by Vermont State Police, who charged him with robbing the Cumberland Farms convenience store on Main Street in Wallingford on Friday afternoon. Rutland City Police charged him with robbing the Walgreens pharmacy on Woodstock Avenue and the Burger King on North Main Street early Saturday.
No one was hurt in any of the incidents and no weapon was displayed, police said, though they said Bussino did threaten to shoot a clerk who followed him from Cumberland Farms.
Police said he was filmed by a security camera at Cumberland Farms and left his jacket at Burger King.
Police said Bussino admitted to the incidents and said he was trying to get money to buy crack cocaine.MORE IN This Just InA close gubernatorial election raised questions about support for Gov. Full StoryPolice investigate Full StoryMENS HOCKEY Full Story
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You know that "Everybody in the pool!" attitude kids have in summer? Channel it with the season's bold, bright makeup, modeled by hot mama Camila Alves.
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A 61-year-old Iowa man who was involved a two-vehicle crash west of Canon City that killed a Cotopaxi woman has pleaded guilty to careless driving resulting in death.
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Shaffer, who faces at least $9,000 in restitution costs, originally was charged with one count of vehicular homicide by reckless driving. That charge was dismissed.
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The NBA trade deadline is thirteen days away -- just enough time to quell that gnawing feeling in the gut telling you that, well, Kevin Garnett is old, and he has a lot of money left on that two-year contract, but he sure would shore up that interior defense. And, he would instantly be the most inte ... More >>
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My little man turned two on Saturday and we threw him a pool party at our neighborhood clubhouse. We've been in a heat wave here, and because we were transporting the food from our house down the street, I wanted the menu to be easy and not require lots of oven time. I also wanted to incorporate all of Asher's favorite foods, but make it adult friendly too since the majority of the guests were our friends and family. And of course, I planned on it all being grain and dairy free.
Asher is currently obsessed with eating everything with a toothpick, so I also wanted the menu to be finger foods with as much skewered on toothpicks as possible. As to be expected with a toddler, especially when there's friends and games around, he didn't touch 1 bite of the food I prepared! Not even a cupcake. He's not much of a sweets guy, but I keep hoping for those quintessential birthday photos of cake and frosting smeared all over his face and he never pulls through! All of the guests thoroughly enjoyed the food though and didn't even know it was grain & dairy free, so mission accomplished!
I recently received a copy of the Paleo Parent's book Eat Like a Dinosaur and instantly wanted to try their 50/50 burgers when I read the recipe. Instead of making the meat into patties, I quadrupled the recipe and rolled them into 60 bite-sized meatballs to avoid the use of forks. I ended up running out of my sugar-free U.S. Wellness Meats bacon and didn't want to use a nitrate/sugar-filled version from the store, so my burgers ended up being more 60/40. Nearly 6 pounds of meat is pretty difficult to mix with your hands, so I used the dough hook with my kitchen aid and it mixed the meats together perfectly. I also added mustard and garlic powder and omitted the red pepper flakes and paprika to make sure the littlest guests would be able to enjoy them. We skewered the "meatballs" with lettuce, a pickle and a grape tomato and they were the perfect bite. The platter was cleared out before everything else and people kept asking "What is making these taste SO good?!"
Here is the full menu:
- PB&J (or AB&J) Sandwiches on my Grain-Free Sandwich Bread
- Massive Fruit Salad (prepared by my awesome Grandma – Watermelon turtle idea from Pinterest!)
- Bacon Burger Bites
- Chocolate Chip Cookies
- Veggie Platter with Cashew "Ranch" Dip
- All Beef Hot Dog Bites (Applegate Farms)
- Double Chocolate Chip Cupcakes (in the book!)
- Strawberry Shortcake Cupcakes
Just a little disclaimer because I'm asked this so often – No, Asher is not 100% Paleo. We eat the way we do primarily because of my auto-immune disease, but also because we've learned so much about the science of food now that we wouldn't go back even if I didn't have this disease. Asher doesn't have any food allergies and his tummy can handle everything just fine, so he eats certain grains and dairy frequently. He is 100% gluten-free. When we're home he eats what I make, but he also loves brown rice cakes, gluten-free Canyon Bakehouse bread, plain organic yogurt, and french fries (usually a treat when we're out to eat). He's fruit obsessed, so that's in my favor, and he will also down his vegetables when they're in a Thai curry sauce.


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Most preachers wonder if their sermons have any real and lasting effect on those who hear them. Lundblad guides us toward a way of preaching that has the potential for being genuinely transformative.read more
Furlong's journey of faith is a fascinating, if sad, story of his ordeal confronting the power of the church establishment. But he is in a noble company of those who know that orthodoxy, understood as "right or correct belief," is not necessarily the truth once delivered to the saints and is in the vanguard of those seeking to develop a new paradigm of the Christian tradition.read more
Parishioners today look to their congregations to feed their spiritual hunger. But many members and clergy are not sure how the words "congregation" and "spirituality" fit together. Author Celia Hahn interviewed 30 lay people and clergy from five Episcopal congregations to discover their stories of congregational spirituality and to help them identify the congregation's gifts for spiritual development. Foreword by Tilden Edwards, executive director of the Shalem Institute for Spiritual Direction. Study guide available for this book.read more
Offers a strategy for thoughtful evangelism that welcomes people just as they are.read more
In Beyond Belief, renowned religion scholar Elaine Pagels continues her groundbreaking examination of the earliest Christian texts, arguing for an ongoing assessment of faith and a questioning of religious orthodoxy. Spurred on by personal tragedy and new scholarship …read more
This book was conceived by the passion of the author to discover and share the living faith of "leaders in the twenty-first century who will guide us in our search for a more just world." He is Professor of Reconciliation Studies at Bethel University in Saint Paul, Minnesota and has spent over twenty years of his life seeking to understand the essence of social justice and reconciliation.read more
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September 19, 2011
Monday, Sept. 19
- First meeting of the academic year for Basics of the Faith, a weekly gathering of people who want to learn more about the Catholic faith. It is also helpful for those who want to enter the church or complete the sacraments of initiation (baptism, first communion, and confirmation). The meeting is open to anyone in the Marymount community, regardless of religious affiliation. The group will meet every Monday at 9:30 p.m. in The Lodge Conference Room. For details, contact Father David Sharland at ext. 1607 or via
Tuesday, Sept. 20 (and Wednesday, Sept. 21)
- All Marymount faculty and staff are invited to a complimentary breakfast to kick off the 2011-12 Faculty and Staff Fund campaign. Breakfast will be available between 9 and 11:30 a.m. in the lobby of the Ballston Center on Sept. 20, and in the atrium of the Lee Center on Sept. 21. For details, contact Erin Schlesing at ext. 1695 or via
Thursday, Sept. 22
- "A Primer for New Managers: Respect, Trust, and Accountability," free webinar, noon to 1:30 p.m., Library Board Room. The webinar focuses on how to build an effective work group and ways to encourage mutual respect and develop trust and accountability. To sign up, contact Bernadette Costello by Monday, Sept. 19 via
or ext. 1554.
Friday, Sept. 23
- Saudi National Day celebration, 6 to 9 p.m., Verizon Gym, Lee Center. The Marymount community and their guests are invited to take part in a celebration organized by the Saudi Student Association to mark the 81st anniversary of the founding of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The celebration will feature Saudi food plus entertainment, prizes, and more.
Saturday, Oct. 1
- Marymount hosts an Arlington County workshop called "Rain Gardens for Homeowners." Learn how to properly locate, design, construct, and maintain your own small-scale rain garden. There is no charge for the workshop, which is open to the Marymount community and MU's neighbors. It will take place from 9:30 a.m. to noon in Caruthers Hall, Room 1021. For more information and to register, contact Aileen Winquist via
Monday, Oct. 3
- Publication date of the next issue of
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Come Out and Cheer for the Saints!
With the 2011-12 Marymount Saints season in full swing, the Athletics Department would like to remind the campus community of the best way to get the most up-to-date information about your favorite teams. For rosters, schedules, recaps, and statistics,
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With the Saints' new home field at Long Bridge Park just months away from opening, Marymount's soccer teams will play one final season at local high school fields this fall. For directions to Wakefield, Washington-Lee, and Yorktown high schools,
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Reusable To-go Meal Boxes and Mugs:
Are you so busy that you often wish the Gerard Dining Hall or Ballston Cafe did takeout? The Office of Campus and Residential Services (OCRS) and Sodexo have partnered to offer a sustainable solution to that need. This fall, for the first time, you can buy a reusable, BPA-free, microwavable plastic to-go meal box.
Here's how it works: You pay $5 for the green, lidded box, which has three compartments. At Gerard Dining Hall or the Ballston Cafe, pay the regular $4 for your meal and fill the box with your favorite hot or cold food items. Rinsed boxes can be returned to the cashiers, who will give you in exchange a clean, sanitized box. The boxes are available for purchase in the OCRS in the Berg Hall lobby, for cash payment only.
Reusable lidded mugs for cold or hot beverages are also available, for $4.99. The first time you fill the mug, the beverage is free. Subsequent purchases of beverages cost 25 cents less than the regular price. The mugs are for sale at all dining locations on Main Campus and the Ballston Center. Unlike the meal boxes, the mugs are not returnable and owners must wash their own. For details, contact OCRS at ext. 1609 or via
Dr. Eric Bubar,
assistant professor of Physical Science, recently published a blog titled "Turn the NOOK Color into a $270 iPad Alternative" in
The Chronicle of Higher Education
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and search for "Eric Bubar."
Dr. Aly Eisenhardt,
assistant professor of Health Care Management;
Dr. Nancy Furlow
, associate professor of Marketing;
Dr. Judith Clear
, professor of Nursing; and
Dr. Shirley Jarecki
, professor of Nursing, are developing an eye health campaign for mototaxi drivers in Chulucanas, a city of 50,000 in northern Peru. The drivers are susceptible to eye injury and disease due to occupational hazards and UV exposure. Eventually, the campaign will be expanded to include the entire community.
Dr. Amy Scott-Douglass,
assistant professor of Literature and Languages, is serving as the volunteer literary consultant and dramaturg for the Washington Shakespeare Company's Avant Bard adaptation of Shakespeare's second tetralogy, currently in rehearsal and on stage this coming November and December at the Artisphere in Arlington.
Anna Jordan,
associate director of Graduate Admissions and New Student Services, was recently elected to the Board of Trustees of The Central Pennsylvania Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership (HOBY) Seminar. She will be responsible for coordinating all HOBY alumni who volunteer as facilitators at the May 2012 seminar, where 240 high school sophomores are expected to attend, along with leaders from business, education, the arts, government and other professions. HOBY is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the recognition and development of leadership potential in youth.
Dr. Ralph D. Kidder,
vice president for Financial Affairs and Treasurer, has co-authored a chapter titled "In the National Interest: The College and University in the United States in the Post-World War II Era" in
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, Volume 26, published in April 2011 by Springer Publishing.
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OCTOBER BABY had the third highest per-screen average and closed at No. 8 in the nation for its opening weekend competing against The Hunger Games - one of the most successful Hollywood blockbuster openings ever - in more than 10 times as many theaters. Opening in a relatively modest 390 theaters, Samuel Goldwyn Films/Provident Films OCTOBER BABY also rode strong grassroots support and word of mouth to a No. 1 ranking for limited-release movies.
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NASHVILLE, TN (The Maximus Group)- OCTOBER BABY, by Jon and Andy Erwin, had the third highest per-screen average and closed at No. 8 in the nation for its opening weekend competing against THE HUNGER GAMES-one of the most successful Hollywood blockbuster openings ever-in more than 10 times as many theaters.
Opening in a relatively modest 390 theaters, Samuel Goldwyn Films/Provident Films OCTOBER BABY also rode strong grassroots support and word of mouth to a No. 1 ranking for limited-release movies.
Though its story is apolitical, the movie quickly has become a lightning rod for those on every side of a highly charged issue.
"We never aimed to make a political film or villainize anyone, only to humanize-to tell a person's story," Co-Director and Co-Writer Jon Erwin said of the film. "The point was never to give answers but to ask penetrating questions and to start conversations; from all we're hearing, OCTOBER BABY hits its mark."
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Saturday, December 21 at 2:00 pm & 7:00 pm
Sunday, December 22 at 3:00 pm*
Monday, December 23 at 1:30 pm & 6:30 pm
*Complimentary on-stage children's workshop after this performance
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Music by Peter Tchaikovsky
Choreography by Charles Maple
Stage Sets by Jenny Tomich
From the moment the lights dim, you will be transported to a magical place filled with dancing snowflakes, a dashing prince, and Tchaikovsky's majestic score based on one of the world's most beloved ballets.
Share the tradition of fantasy as the Sugar Plum Fairy, Nutcracker Prince and Clara ignite the imagination of your princes and princesses of all ages. Watch as this unique Orange County experience unfolds, showcasing more than 80 exceptionally talented & classically trained dancers from across the Southland!
Featuring original choreography by Artistic Director Charles Maple, The Maple Youth Ballet's The Nutcracker is a full-length rendition-with-a-twist of E.T.A. Hoffman's time-honored classic which centers around Clara, a young girl who yearns to one day become a professional ballerina.
Running Time: About 2 hours with intermission; refreshments & snacks will be on sale along with our spectacular Nutcracker boutique!
"Maple Youth Ballet's production of [the] Nutcracker was such a pleasant surprise! ...I was blown away by the professionalism of the production. I have 2 younger children who both were captivated for the entire performance. I think their productions are a steal for the price. Bravo MYB!" —Erin R.
"The costumes were beautiful and so were the sets...This would definitely be a Nutcracker performance to take your child to share the joy of seeing the Nutcracker for the first-time! If you have the time or are in the Orange County area, make sure to see this show." —momto3bells
Aaron Smyth, a former member of The Royal Ballet and American Ballet Theatre's acclaimed ABT II (now called ABT Studio Company) and a Gold Medalist in the Genée International Ballet Competition, will guest perform in the Maple Youth Ballet's The Nutcracker.
As guests of the Maple Youth Ballet's The Nutcracker, your family's enchanting journey to the "Palace of the Sweets" will begin with a visit to Clara's Tutu Tent for a host of fun activities for the kids, which will take place one hour before each performance and during intermission. You and your family will also be able to enjoy our delectable desserts and unique boutique offerings on sale during intermission.
On-Stage Children's Workshop After Sunday's 3pm Performance: Children ages 4-10 are invited to free, fun-filled dance workshop led by Maple Conservatory's Pili Doheny. This 20-minute workshop will be held following our Sunday 3:00 pm performance. Ms. Doheny will lead the children through some ballet stretches and teach a children's dance from our Nutcracker production!
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hmm... | Reviewer: looper-dee-looper | 7/8/10
is this the actual song.. or is it just a skits from the foo fighters..? like i know the second like is actually "those *kicks* were fast as lightning" and it says it differently... hmm.. i dont thimk this is the right one and i thought it was "there were funky china men.. in funky china town" i dont know about this???
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Does anyone know if this was really released by Foo Fighters? It has not been released on any of their albulms and I cannot see it being released as a single at least according to their official web site, Sony Music or numerous searches on the web.
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I have looked through all of the Foo Fighter's CDs and I can not, for the life of me, find the album that has this song. Can someone please let me know. Cause that would be awsome! Just send me a message on myspace @ www.myspace.com/aleshia_lewis
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i luv this song!
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Today, the web has fallen silent, blacked out its pages, become dark, and effectively gone on strike. From Wikipedia to Google, even Firefox users are affected, as are other major online communities.
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Google opposes SOPA and PIPA, but was late to the game in blacking out its search engine. While it was not clear whether the search giant would do anything, U.S. users of Google.com discovered this morning that its logo was entirely redacted, and a link at the bottom of the page explaining what SOPA is.
The search engine has over 65 percent U.S. marketshare, and is the most popular search engine in the world.
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Boing Boing, the popular technology website, has been one of the spearheads behind the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) blackout campaign, in which we see hundreds of millions, if not breaching the billion mark of users worldwide, all collectively protesting the draft bills.
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I've been taking the BSN Syntha-6 protein stuff for about 9-months...I guess it's working OK.
Seems like there's a lot of guys using Whey, specifically Optimum 100% Natural Whey.
I don't know anything about Whey. Do both products (Whey & Syntha-6) do the same thing...which is best?
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