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Book Review: Caveman's Guide to Baby's First Year
By Sandy Amazeen Jun 17, 2008, 5:37 GMT
Congratulations! Youâre a father. Now what?The follow-up to the hysterical bestselling Cavemanâs Pregnancy Companion. You managed to survive pregnancy without getting hit in the face by a blunt projectile hurled from your wifeâs sling. Now the birth of your baby has ushered in a bewildering phase where your crude, uncivilized, and underdeveloped ways will surely be put to the test. Offbeat and humorous but full of useful tips, Cavemanâs Guide to ...more
This follow-up to The Cavemans Pregnancy Companion, written by the same knowledgeable authors, is packed cover to cover with amusing illustrations, captivating humor and the latest information to assist the densest unibrow daddy. From the indispensable guide to baby talk including such gems as Ahhh means My latest diaper masterpiece is now ready for viewing to sage advice for finding time to reconnect as a couple, new dads will find this a valuable resource to be consulted frequently.
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Dear Patti,
My daughter is VERY shy. She is 4 years old and very attached to her Mom and me but especially her Mom. She is very bright, speaks beautifully and is very creative. However, its not been easy, but we got her finally going to preschool without it being a major trauma. She now does okay there until they perform a group activity, where they have to sing or dance or something that calls attention to herself. You can see that she wants to do it so badly, but she's afraid. We encourage her as much as we can, but we're not having much success. This is just one small example. She is somewhat disruptive now at school because the other kids don't like to do stuff when she won't. The teacher hasn't been real helpful. Any ideas ?Question:
Dear Jeri,
You sound as if you have a perfectly normal child, who just happens to be shy. There are plenty of children just like your daughter, who will do things on their own time, when they are properly encouraged. It is now the school's turn to take over this situation when your daughter is in class. You have certainly done your job! The only other thing I can ask of you is NOT to worry. Shyness is not a disease!
The teacher must begin to look for ways to involve your daughter. Here's what I do:
First, I find something that a shy child is doing during the day, like making a beautiful drawing, and I praise it, loudly, in front of the other children.
It is important for your daughter not to get attention only when she is refusing to do something. That will just encourage her to assume this role more often. Positive reinforcement for some of her competencies is what is needed.
Then, with regard to any group activity, I always find a role for a shy child. If it's that the child sits by me, or holds an instrument, or turns the lights on and off during an activity or before and after an activity, I always make something up so that the class feels that the child is participating. If a child refuses to do anything but sit, and other children wish to do it too when they see her sit, then I turn the game into "doers and watchers." The doers perform the activity, and the watchers sit. Their job is to clap after the "performance" while the doers take a bow . Then I say, "alright - now we switch! Doers are watchers and watchers are doers" Most of the children will switch.
If your daughter won't switch in the beginning, she will not be as noticeable if there are other children sitting. If another child questions why one child continues to sit, I say "Well, So-and-so isn't quite comfortable with the doer side yet. But when she is, she'll get right up." This is usually explanation enough.
This can be done in any room where the teacher is sure of herself. Perhaps you can mention my method to your daughter's teacher, or print out this answer and show it to her.
Sooner or later, your daughter will begin to participate, when it is clear to her that there is more benefit to doing something than she gets as the child who always sits out.
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In 1965, British Invasion greats the Animals had a hit with their cover of Nina Simone's "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood," and now the former Animals frontman Eric Burdon has teamed up with the former Rilo Kiley leader Jenny Lewis to record another version of the song. This one is for True Blood, the HBO vampire melodrama that returns next month. The new version is, naturally, spookier and more atmospheric, and you can hear it below.
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COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (WKTV) - The Otsego County Board of Representatives has voted to create a Local Development Corporation to handle the sale of the financially plagued Otsego Manor.
Officials say the manor is costing the county roughly $176 a day for every person that lives at the assisted living facility.
The resolution to form the LDC passed Wednesday by a vote of 11 to 3.
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It is 50 years old this year, or so I was told only a few days ago when I popped into Sartis in town and one of my cousin Adrians pals was talking about coming here for 40 years. It hasnt changed, he said. I filed that under hmmm. Then someone else mentioned something about the pakora being unique. Or was it weird?
Anyway, now were sitting and were scanning the menu and although the decor is clean, crisp and fairly modern, if a little bland, the dishes are like a timeline, stretching all the way back. Baltis and bhoonas, kormas and chasnis, and isnt that a chicken Maryland tucked away in the European section?
But there are also a lot of dishes Ive never seen before and soon myself and Leo are pondering just what exactly is a rashmii kebab. Its burger-shaped, mildly spiced, lamb flavoured and seems to have been dipped in an egg wash that trails off it, yet adds a certain pleasant something to the aftertaste.
Then theres lamb tikka orange. Not like any lamb tikka Ive had before. Thin slices of super-tender lamb are marinated in orange and cooked in the tandoor. I did say tender, didnt I? Because we both pause in surprise at how delicious this is.
Then ta-raaa theres the vegetable pakora which the waiter promised us would be plentiful and different. How to describe this mountain of lightly coloured, crisp and fragrant rings before us? Instead of the usual bullets of pakora, this version seems to be made entirely of onions, dipped in gram flour and fried and served in very tasty, extremely light piles of loveliness. Did everyone make their pakora this way once upon a time? Who knows but the old Shenaz certainly still has pulling power as weve been eating the place has become what would pass for busy on a Monday night.
OK, do dil cognac, shahi shabab, lalli and bahar mean anything to you? Theyre all dishes Shenaz claims are house specialities and neither Leo nor I are familiar with them. But weve been drawn to dishes the Shenaz seems to claim were invented or only available here, such as the chicken royal darbar: all dark, rich with soy sauce, of all things, containing baby corn and softened peppers. It doesnt sound that good on the menu, but it tastes great with deep, mellow flavours.
What about the lamb rogan josh, which the menu says is different from any other place, being raw lamb cooked in garlic and yogurt. It adds, alarmingly, that it is a favourite for the garlic lover. Perhaps that should have warned us off, for this is a flaming hot, unbelievably pungent concoction of garlic and chillies which is far too powerful for either of us and will, I can just tell, leave a lingering aroma of garlic on me for days. Ugh. Still, its the only hiccup in an eccentric and endearing meal.
So I suppose the question must be: is this an old-school Indian restaurant stuck in time and kept going by loyal followers? Or is it a survivor simply because it has adapted without changing too much and is still pretty good? Im going with the second option.


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Sonny Landreth is a southwest Louisiana-based songwriter and singer who plays the slide guitar. As a performer, Landreth has brought together blues, jazz, Cajun, zydeco and rock music to create a style that appeals to a wide audience.
"Doing different music makes it more creative for me," Landreth said. "My music is really all over the place: Cajun, zydeco, blues, jazz, classical influences. Being eclectic keeps it interesting. Especially with the slide guitar. You can do different styles. But the blues are at the heart of it all. That has always been a big part of what I was about."
Sonny Landreth will perform as part of Frampton's Guitar Circus on Aug. 16 at the RiverEdge Park in Aurora.
"I was raised in southwest Louisiana," said the 62-year-old Landreth, "so I learned different styles. I played trumpet in school, so there is even some classical training in my background."
Probably best known for his unusual and stylistic slide guitar playing, Landreth simultaneously plays the slide and makes fingering movements on the guitar's fretboard.
"There was no foresight to it," he said of his unorthodox guitar style. "I did not map it out. It was what I was feeling and how I responded to the music. The music has to move you first, then you can give back to the audience."
Landreth has recorded 11 albums and has played with a diversity of artists including Eric Clapton, John Hiatt, Jimmy Buffett and Mark Knopfler.
The RiverEdge Park appearance of Frampton's Guitar Circus features Peter Frampton, blues legend B.B. King, Landreth and probably a special guest.
"I will open the show with my band and we will play for about a half hour," Landreth said. "Then B.B. King does a set. Then Peter does his set and he usually has one or two guest performers. Then we will probably all play together."
Peter Frampton remains one of the most celebrated guitarists in rock history. At 18 years of age he co-founded one of the first super rock groups, Humble Pie. Frampton turned the world upside down in 1976 with the "Frampton Comes Alive!" album, which produced such hits as "Show Me the Way," "Baby, I Love Your Way" and "Do You Feel Like We Do." "Frampton Comes Alive!" remains one of the top-selling live records of all time.
Blues guitarist B.B. King has been performing for more than half a century. King has won 15 Grammy Awards and has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
For Landreth, performing is a give and take situation with himself and the audience.
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Nelson made his conducting debut at Carnegie Hall in 2011 and was invited to return in 2012 and 2014 to conduct the National Festival Chorus. His national and international tours have earned overwhelmingly positive reviews. On the most recent tour of Hungary, Austria, Germany, Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, local reviewers lauded Nelson's innovative programming and the choir's superior technique and choral tone. A sought-after conductor, Nelson has directed All State and honor choirs in Colorado, New York, Nevada, Alaska, Mississippi, Indiana, Minnesota, North Dakota, Wisconsin, Arizona, Iowa, Nebraska, and Manitoba, Canada.
In December 2011, Nelson and the Wartburg Choir were invited to perform at the White House Holiday Concert Series. While in Washington, D.C., the choir also performed at the Washington National Cathedral for a worldwide simulcast of the Bethlehem Prayer Service. Most recently, Nelson was a featured conductor at the 2012 North Central American Choral Director's Association convention, where he conducted Stephen Paulus' Holocaust oratorio To Be Certain of the Dawn with more than 360 musicians from six states.
Prior to his appointment at Wartburg College, Nelson served on the faculty at St. Cloud State University, where he received the SCSU Professional Achievement Award in 2008. Under his direction, the St. Cloud State Choir was invited to perform at the 2007 Minnesota American Choral Director's Association convention and toured throughout the Midwest and Canada. During a 2008 European tour of 2008, the St. Cloud State University choir premiered To Be Certain of the Dawn at Natzweil-Struthof, the site of a former concentration camp. Earlier in his career, Nelson received the Outstanding Young Choral Conductor of the Year, awarded by the Minnesota American Choral Directors Association, and won the 2005 National ACDA Conducting Competition in Los Angeles, Calif.
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Not too long ago the job of a Web browser was simple: Get the text from the Internet and pour it into the window. If a tag like
<strong> comes along, change the font. Now the challenges are greater because the browser is becoming the home for almost everything we do. Do you have documents to edit? There's a website for that. Did you miss a television show? There's a website for that. Do you want to announce your engagement? There's a website for that too. The Web browser handles all of that and more.
Choosing a best browser is an impossible job. On one hand, the programs are as close to commodities as there are in the computer industry. The core standards are pretty solid and the job of rendering the document is well understood. Most differences can be smoothed over when the Web designers use cross-platform libraries like jQuery. Many websites look the same in all of the major browsers, a testament to the hard work of the developers and their desire to get their information out to the largest audience.
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On the other hand, there's a lot of competition, and some very smart people are working hard to produce very clever new innovations. Yes, some of the so-called innovations are trivial, but if you're going so spend all day with a piece of software, it makes sense to be picky. While you may not care if someone moves a button from the left to the right, other users do -- and the discussion forums are filled with debate.
It may be impossible to be rational about many of the cosmetic issues, like the placement of buttons or the location of the tabs. These are intensely personal decisions, and the look and feel can often be changed with add-ons. There's not much point debating these issues.
The technical details can also be a bit personal and political, but they have bigger implications for developers and consumers everywhere. You may or may not like Adobe Flash, but the support or lack of support is important for all of us. Careers of Flash developers and the fate of projects they build will rise and fall on these issues. And Flash is just the beginning -- all of the browsers are rolling out various combinations of new features, but developers can't begin to use them until there's a stable platform with wide enough adoption. The control of the living room screen is worth billions of dollars, and the success or failure of the browser's video delivery mechanism will determine who may or may not have control over that shimmering rectangle and the zombie eyes glued to it.
Often, the bloat isn't the fault of the browsers themselves, but the Web designers who lard up the site with endless AJAX calls and slick morphing features. Some users may blame the browser when they have 80-odd tabs opened to pages that are issuing AJAX calls left and right. The poor browser has to try to keep them all ready in case someone wants to see any of those tabs immediately.
Choosing among Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, and Safari is not simple. All are perfectly good choices, but one may be slightly better for certain users than others. Sophisticated users, including developers, may want a browser that supports the latest standards, while casual users may want to avoid the cutting edge for simplicity and stability. Others may have a favorite plug-in they can't live without. Some users may want to choose based on the location of the buttons. The choices are close enough that this could be fair if you really care about your interface.
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In the bright world of a fully interoperable U.S. Army, soldiers will be able to access tactical command and control information from any digital device using a standard Web browser, Dr. Michael Hieb, research associate professor, Center for Excellence in C4I, George Mason University, explained. A common operating environment also will enable military staffs to customize command and control software as needed. In fact, staff might even find themselves able to create entirely new applications to manipulate data as needed.
Dr. Heib, who is also a top level adviser to the Army in the area of modeling and simulation, spoke at the AFCEA SOLUTIONS Series – George Mason University Symposium, "Critical Issues in C4I." He noted that trends in interoperability suggest that the "apps" model of developing small software applications designed to do a limited set of tasks, borrowed from the smartphone world, will take advantage of other development in common operating environments. Dr. Heib also suggested that the new keywords describing work done in the area of interoperability are "agility" (the ability to quickly adapt to new and different kinds of information and big data) and "collaboration" (the ability to allow personnel and organizations to readily share information in the pursuit of a common mission).
Within the next eight months, the U.S. Coast Guard is expected to move to the Defense Department's enterprise email system, according to Rear Adm. Robert Day Jr., USCG, assistant commandant for command, control, communications, computers and information technology, and director, Coast Guard Cyber Command. The admiral gave the keynote address during the second day of the AFCEA SOLUTIONS Series – George Mason University Symposium, "Critical Issues in C4I." Adm. Day related that even though moving to the Defense Department's enterprise email service may cost more initially in some cases, the long-term benefits to the service will mitigate and justify some of those costs.
In a similar vein, Adm. Day said he sees the Joint Information Environment (JIE) as an opportunity to resolve some of the most pressing information technology problems he faces in a future with more challenges and fewer resources. He said that the JIE will establish "enterprise-wide mandates that programs cannot ignore."
Adm. Day said he believes the JIE will allow for more efficient system configurations and consolidation of the Coast Guard's information technology work force. As the director of the Coast Guard Cyber Command, the admiral also is mindful that the JIE will improve his ability to control what devices are attached to the network, giving him the opportunity, for example, to stop an unauthorized USB thumb drive from being attached to a secure network computer, compromising operational security.
"Borrowing" a page from the U.S. Air Force, Adm. Day also noted that the Coast Guard is moving to the electronic flight bag, which provides the ability to put charts and other documents needed for aircraft in an Apple iPad tablet. He says doing so will save the costs of putting 300 pounds of paper in the air.
The term "big data" means different things to different people. To a bank, big data represents the ability to gain business intelligence from financial transactions. To the United States intelligence community, big data's challenge comes in trying to sift through information from multiple environments in support of the warfighter.
John Marshall, senior information systems technologist for the Joint Staff Intelligence Directorate (J-2), Joint Chiefs of Staff, said big data includes information being captured constantly by more than 50 million mobile devices, and "the question is, how do we successfully mine through that data for those nuggets that my colleagues and I need?" He appeared on a panel, "Big Data and the Evolving Enterprise," at the the AFCEA SOLUTIONS Series – George Mason University Symposium, "Critical Issues in C4I."
The second panel of the day focused on an examination of cloud computing. Frank Konieczny, chief technology officer, Office of Information Dominance, and chief information officer, Office of the Secretary of the Air Force, reminded attendees that in his office, the promise of cloud computing is an empty one if it does not fulfill Air Force mission requirements and help airmen to meet the mission.
Fellow panelist Geoffrey Raines, a cloud infrastructure engineer for the MITRE Corporation's National Security Engineering Center, noted that significant challenges remain on the road to cloud computing in the Defense Department; among them, portability and interoperability; risks associated with data center consolidation; and managing cost expectations, which have been widely touted as a benefit of cloud computing.
Effectively dealing with data sets measured in terabytes and petabytes sometimes takes an ecosystem. And at times, that ecosystem is dependent on metadata, a sub-dataset that describes the dataset so that it can be analyzed quickly.
That's according to Todd Myers, a big data specialist with the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), who spoke at the AFCEA SOLUTIONS Series - George Mason University Symposium, "Critical Issues in C4I," on Tuesday.
Myers said that in an era when an intelligence community analyst no longer has the luxury of staring at a monitor for hours poring over a video feed searching for "that one delta that will deliver a needed clue," properly applied metadata can provide the speed needed for what he calls "contextual resolution."
One firm that seeks to help analysts sift through big datasets is sqrrl. Ely Kahn, chief executive officer of sqrrl, said his firm relies on open source big data tools like Hadoop to provide analysis with "low latency," the big data code for speed and efficiency. He told symposium attendees that one of the most interesting aspects of both big data and open source is that they have helped create new ways to write the applications that are being used to unlock the secrets in big data.
When it comes to the U.S. Defense Department's Joint Information Environment (JIE), it's best to toss out old thinking about information technology programs.
"The JIE is not a program," David DeVries, deputy chief information officer for information enterprise, Defense Department, stressed. DeVries oversees the effort to tie together the vast information technology resources of the military, providing crucial information to warfighters "at the point where they need it."
DeVries delivered the opening keynote address at the AFCEA SOLUTIONS Series-George Mason University Symposium, "Critical Issues in C4I."
The JIE, he said, encompasses work going on simultaneously in the realms of data center consolidation, identity and access management, and mobile. In the area of mobile, DeVries told the conference that part of making the JIE work is realizing that such devices must be managed, and policies must be set to maximize their value to the warfighters.
The SOLUTIONS conference also is set to explore big data, cloud computing, interoperability, information technology acquisition reform and mobility management. The conference continues through tomorrow at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia.
Additional headlines, bullet points, and takeaways from the AFCEA "Solutions" series conference, "Critical Issues in C4I", sponsored by AFCEA International and the George Mason University C4I conference, held May 24th-25th at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va.:
In his talk regarding the G-6's strategic vision for managing IT resources ""from the Pentagon to the warfighter in theater," Col. Michael Jones, USA (Ret.), noted the most recent challenge to the U.S. Army: the explosive growth of mobile devices, such as iPhones, BlackBerrys and Android tablets.
Accreditation and certification of software is a vital, but time consuming process. On Tuesday afternoon, panelists at the AFCEA SOLUTIONS symposium discussed the challenge and ongoing attempts to streamline the process.
The ultimate goal is to create an overarching framework that standardized CUI infomation to promote the sharing of data.
When the Internet was originally created for Defense Department use, Cerf says that it was not designed to perform any particular operation besides moving bits from point to point. Because the requirements were so broad that it allowed the system to be tremendously flexible and scalable. "What is amazing is that the protocols have actually scaled [over the last 40 years]," he shared.


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Batman Vs. Superman: Collider Takes You Through the History of the Greatest Tussles of the "World's Finest"
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The Dark Knight vs. The Man of Tomorrow. The Caped Crusader vs. the Last Son of Krypton. Bruce Wayne vs. Clark Kent. However it's framed, Warner Brothers is releasing the sequel to the financially successful Man of Steel in the form of Batman vs. Superman on July 17, 2015. With the recent casting of Ben Affleck as Batman, it's difficult to not speculate how the clash of these titans will take place.
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It is hard to top Missoula as a beautiful place to live and study. Missoula is ringed by snow-capped mountains and two rivers, the Clark Fork and the Bitterroot, flow through town. If you enjoy outdoor recreation or want a peaceful place to study, you will fall in love with Missoula.
Missoula is a friendly town, full of active folks who appreciate their natural surroundings and are dedicated to preserving them. People of all ages participate in outdoor activities, from running in the annual River Bank Run to climbing to the "M" on Mount Sentinel. Biking is a way of life, both for transportation and recreation, and Missoula is considered one of the top biking communities in the country.
Missoula's quaint downtown is only a few blocks from campus. Here you will find numerous buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places housing boutiques, art galleries, restaurants, and coffee shops. Down by the river is Caras Park, where the town turns out to enjoy free music and entertainment. Here, you will also find A Carousel for Missoula, one of the few in the country. The horses were hand-carved by local Missoulians as a labor of love.
For a small city, Missoula is remarkably sophisticated. We enjoy many of the luxuries of big-city life, such as art galleries and museums, high-quality performing arts, and a huge variety of restaurants, first-run movies, and fantastic shopping, without the hassles of big-city traffic and crime. Missoula is a great place to live, raise a family, and get an education.
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UM law students work very hard, but they also appreciate the benefits of physical fitness and recreation. At UM, you can balance the academic rigors of law school with the opportunity to relax in a beautiful environment. Whether fly fishing a blue-ribbon stream or rafting down a tranquil river, you can rejuvenate your body and spirits.
Glancing up at Mount Sentinel from campus, you will often see students running up to the M for a quick break. You'll also see students getting together on UM's playing fields, golf course, and the tennis, racquetball and handball courts. Other popular sports include mountain biking, climbing, hiking and horseback riding. Campus Recreation sponsors a variety of low-cost recreational trips, and rents skis, kayaks and rafting equipment. In addition, students enjoy swimming year-round in the pool, working out at one of the school's three gymnasiums, or the new recreation facility.
Montana is one of the nation's premier vacation spots. And Missoula is located in the middle of some of the most spectacular scenery found anywhere in the country. Glacier National Park is three hours to the north, and Yellowstone National Park is five hours to the south. Missoula has a challenging ski area on the outskirts of town, Montana Snowbowl. Two major ski resorts, Whitefish Ski Resort at Big Mountain and Big Sky, are three and four hours away, respectively. Winters tend to be relatively mild, with temperatures averaging in the 30s. Summers average 82 degrees, while fall and spring days are typically in the 60s and 70s.


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Of course- Northeast Philly is up for grabs.
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Three (at least) contenders for 1 seat - so, 2 disgruntled candidates, no matter what you do.Brady said that Wednesday night, within hours of the court's ruling,
he received calls from three would-be candidates seeking his support to run in the Northeast district that was to have disappeared from the city.
Coming on the heels of a federal civil rights lawsuit from a disgruntled Dem candidate.
Except, he's currently a named defendent in what is basically a primary-election-election fixing lawsuit.
Class Ation Law Suit Filed on behalf of unseated philly democratic committeeperson and constitutents
But, back to Bob. Poor Bob.Escalating their illegal campaign to bar Gordon, a perceived adversary of her ward leader Anna Brown,
the Party had Gordon physically evicted by two Philadelphia police officers from the first Ward Committee meeting that occurred after the election.
The relief requested would invalidate the section of the Philadelphia Democratic Party bylaws
Now, he gets to mediate among the various possible Dem City Committee candidates for State Representative.
Each looser is a potential turncoat plaintiff against Bob and the City Committee.
Plus no matter what happens, Bob and the Committee are going to be subpoenaed by the ACLU to turn over all election documents in the pending lawsuit.
Welcome to "Sophie's Choice" -
Do you use the Philly Dem. Committee organization to unsure that no Republican / Steppenwolf Democrats get elected,
Do nothing, because the ACLU of Pa is going to take down every note, tweet and email if you try to squelch the 2 unhappy Dem candidates?
Difficult call.
The other named defendant in the lawsuit against the City Committee is Mrs. Brown.
Anna Brown.
Anybody know what the relationship between Anna Brown, (ward leader); Blondell Reynolds Brown, (City Council and Vanessa Lowery Brown (State Rep.) is?
(Seems ripe for juicy details, (comparable to the Ories: Joan, Jane Jannine...)


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Dear eBay Queen: I sold a bag to a lady in Italy. She paid with PayPal and in her item notation she asked that I ship the purse to a U.S. address because it was a gift for her daughter. In a later email, she explained it was the first time (ever) that she would be away from her daughter for Mothers Day and that her daughter had just become a first-time mother. I agreed and adjusted the shipping amount for her. I wrapped the gift beautifully at no extra charge and I shipped it (Priority) to New York, insured, with signature confirmation. I confirmed that it had arrived and I went on with my life. We exchanged emails, the buyer could not thank me enough for going the extra mile and she posted positive feedback.
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I have shipped to unconfirmed addresses many, many times without any trouble. So much for good customer service — on both sides! If I could do business without PayPal, I would. What would you do in this situation? Please don't say "I wouldn't ship to an unconfirmed address!" — Trina
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