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Unfortunately not out of respect for talent and good taste, Ke$ha's "Die Young" was pulled off the air in light of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, according to Page Six, because it repeatedly uses the words "die young" in the chorus, so I can see how someone might not want to listen to that. And while normally I'm against knee-jerk censorship like this, less people are hearing Ke$ha's music now, so I don't see how that's not a good thing that makes us richer as a nation. In fact, Teen Mom Jenelle will probably dive into traffic once she finds out, so we should probably do things like this more often. I'm thinking every third Tuesday.
Ke$ha's 'Die Young' Pulled Off The Air Because.. Well, Yeah
They did a good job hiding her Grandpa body in this. Also, i'm pretty sure she has running bet with Lady Gaga about who can have more Occult imagery in a single video.
We get it, we get it, you love Satan.
Don't drag me into this.
Hahahahahahaha…that was great!
Give. Me. A. Break!
Look, the deaths of all those young children isn't good for the music industry with the money they lose, but going as far as to pull a song? Please!
Ke$ha has rocked the airwaves since she stepped out into the spotlight, pushing Lady GaGa and Justin Bieber from the top spot, and in no way, shape or form, does her hit single "Die Young" have anything to do with the shootings.
Talk about overreacting!
"Ke$ha has rocked the airwaves since she stepped out into the spotlight"
Are you fucking high? What real person talks like that and about fucking Ke$ha no less. This chick looks like a retarded female version of John Travolta (ie like regular John Travolta) and her "music" is abysmal. If anything, people are just using the shooting to get that shit off the airwaves she has been allegedly rocking.
I'm about ready for another mass murder so we can stop giving a shit about the last one.
Tell me about it. This was a real tragedy but the news coverage at this point is down right disgusting. Every channel has been covering it non stop. All the news people act sad but in reality they love every minute of this tragedy. I believe Bill Maher calls it disaster porn. Sickening.
I'd have gone with "grief porn" for this occasion, but okay. What's particularly vile is every media personality exploiting grief-struck families in hopes of reaping a soundbite so they can push their faces onto television even more.
The families and individuals can make the decision not to talk to those fucking leeches if they don't want to. If this shit happened to me, I'd breaking a lot of goddamn cameras.
Remember, "If it bleeds, it leads."
Wait a sec… wouldn't that put every woman in the headlines once a month?
Extraordinary musical talent…is nowhere to be found in this video.
So now we can associate tragedy with shitty music? You better keep looking over your shoulder, Justin Bieber's latest single, because you'll never be safe. Ever.
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Why do we always suffer from such knee jerk reactions? I'm not a fan of her music but pulling her song is just ridiculous. Are radio stations also pulling Only The Good Die Young? Probably not.
That song is pretty much close to damn near fair to middlin'.
After 9/11, radio stations stopped playing Drowning Pool's "Let the Bodies Hit the Floor".
My ears, they're bleeding. Eyes too.
Yeah, well the radio station I was listening to yesterday did this whole long spiel about the Newtown tragedy and how it's affected them and then cut from that segment into "Pumped Up Kicks." Someone didn't think that one out.
I think they should pull all her music off the air as a precaution.
I believe this is an idea that both Democrats and Republicans can get behind.
Hey, how come Warner Bros. isn't pushing Gangster Squad back another 3-4 months?
Because at this rate, it will never, ever open.
I'm not sure that's a bad idea. Have you seen the trailer?
It's not censorship, it's called exercising property rights.
They always do shit like this in the wake of tragedy and they always will.
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Spike Lee calls 'Django' disrespectful
I have not seen Quentin Tarantino's new Civil War-era Western "Django Unchained" yet, but I plan to take my father to see it.
Pops loves Westerns and I love Tarantino's films, so it should be a good time.
Filmmaker Spike Lee said he refuses to see Tarantino's new film because of the excessive use of the N-word, which he called "disrespectful to my ancestors." Django is set during times of slavery, when it was not uncommon to hear blacks being referred to as n***ers. But Lee feels that using the word over 110 times was too much.
I don't like the N-word, but honestly it's a word that I have used and it's a word that some of my black friends use in private. It's a word that's commonly used in hip-hop, and it's a variation of the word that is often used as a term of endearment, ie,'"That's my nigga right there."
Use of the N-word in "Django" has been a hot topic on Facebook. Some people wonder what's the big deal, while others defend the use saying that history should not be sanitized. I'm one for realism. We know slavery was hard, but I think some of us may forget how bad it really was.
Lee doesn't have to see the film, but is he pulling a double standard? He has used race, class and politics in many of his films. Sometimes those scenes appear to go overboard. Clink on the link to "Do The Right Thing" to see my point.
I'm one of Lee's biggest fans. He often seems to have his finger on the pulse of America. He knows what makes people tick, and that's a good thing because he causes us to think. But if Lee says he won't see "Django" because of the excessive use of the N-word, then he needs to call out many of these hip-hop artists who use the word and refer to women in derogatory terms as well. Until Lee does that, his boycott will not be taken seriously.
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I find it incredibly ignorant that some black folks think the " n" word is perfectly acceptable if you change the spelling....I also find it ludicrous that some of those same people, who rationalize the use of the word, get all up in arms when a white person uses the word....no, there is absolutely no difference....either everybody can use the word or no one can....as far as people forgetting how bad slavery was, the use of the "n", that legacy of hate should be more than enough reason to leave that word in the dust...where it belongs....Hide replies
You realize you changed the spelling yourself when you typed "n" word.
There are bigger fish to fry in this world than fretting over a word.
I find it incredibly ignorant that some black folks think the " n" word is perfectly acceptable if you change the spelling....I also find it ludicrous that some of those same people, who rationalize the use of the word, get all up in arms when a white person uses the word....no, there is absolutely no difference....either everybody can use the word or no one can....as far as people forgetting how bad slavery was, the use of the "n", that legacy of hate should be more than enough reason to leave that word in the dust...where it belongs....
I saw it on Tuesday. Only 110 times? I would have guessed it was more. The thing is it would have been strange if they had used another term.
I'm sure Q.T. will not lose any sleep knowing Spike Lee wont be seeing it.
Christof Waltz steals the show once again. That guy is awesome.
another *snoozer* from Causey!Hide replies
Obviously you were awake enough to read it.
I still like Lenny Bruce's idea on that subject. Say the words, say them over and over again, say the bad words out loud in public and maybe the day will come when some poor little black kid won't have to run home crying because somebody called him a ni$$er. Make it so the stupid words just don't have any power anymore.
All I need to know about Spike Lee's opinion is that he has not, and will not, actually see the movie he's condemning. He sounds like nothing more than a jealous has-been.Hide replies
Spike Lee wishes he could make a movie as entertaining as QT.
Maybe Lee should just spend more time watching b-ball games and leave movie criticism to the pros.
"I get out the chains, I get free, I save my wife, and I kill all the white people in the movie. How great is that? And how black is that?" - Jamie Foxx
You may want to understand the term racist before you use it.
Jamie Foxx's SNL hosting was pretty edgy. It even made me feel a little uncomfortable at times.
But... *so what?*
When white people step over the racial/PC line they're immediately labeled racists/bigots/xenophobes and villified to the Nth degree in every newspaper and on every website & talk show from here to Timbuktu. But when black people do it it's "edgy"?
I agree with you on the "so what" part, though. But the same "so what" should be applied equally, across racial lines, without the blatant double standard.
BTW, Saw the movie Wednesday. Excellent.
A distant family branch was involved in the fight over a legal case called the Edgerton Bible Case, the precedent of school prayer. This long forgotten chapter in Wisconsin history is so relevant today.
If aren't playing the race card than its the religious differences that are the issue. Over a 100 years later we are still fighting about school prayer and racism.
I suppose Spike Lee refuses to read Huckleberry Finn.Hide replies
He would prefer all Mark Twain books rewritten.
What about Lee's association with rappers who toss the word around freely. As usual half a story by Causey. Just collecting a check.
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- 2 medium sweet yellow onions
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- 1 teaspoon(s) chopped fresh thyme
- 1 teaspoon(s) granulated sugar
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- To prepare the caramelized onions, slice each onion in half and slice into 1/8-inch slices. Pour olive oil in a large sauté pan and add in onions, salt, pepper, thyme, and sugar. Cook onions over medium-high heat for about 18-20 minutes or until onions are golden brown. Add in the roasted yellow and red sweet peppers and fig balsamic vinegar; remove from heat.
- Prepare the figs by cutting off the stem end and cutting the fig in half and place cut side down in a sauté pan with the wine; simmer on low to medium-low heat until wine is reduced by 2/3; remove from heat.
- Combine the olives, honey, and oil in blender, set aside.
- Turn the oven to broil. Cut bread into 4 equal parts and cut each part in half horizontally. Brush the cut sides of the bread with the butter and arrange on a foil lined baking sheet. Place under the broiler for about 2 minutes or until bread is lightly toasted.
- Once bread is toasted remove from the oven and put an equal amount of olive honey spread, an equal amount of caramelized onion/pepper mixture, an equal amount of fig halves, and the shaved Manchego cheese. Place back under the broiler to melt the cheese.
- To serve, place two slices of the open-faced sandwich on each plate; sprinkle with chopped parsley as a garnish.
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September 16, 2010 10:00 PM
Puggy the Pekingese has officially made it into the Guinness Book of World Records.
Puggy was an abandoned stray who wandered into Becky Sanford's life.
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World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor
Warlords of Draenor is an exciting look at what it would be like if Draenor was never ripped asunder by the corruption of the Burning Legion.
Warlords of Draenor is an exciting look at what it would be like if Draenor was never ripped asunder by the corruption of the Burning Legion.
This first return to Sunset City succeeds as a dessert-sampler complement to Insomniac Games' 2014 hit.
Loadout brings its robust weaponcrafting, extreme violence, and goofy sense of humor to the PlayStation 4, and with entertaining results.
It's a fine version of a classic, but there's little that's "ultimate" about Tetris Ultimate.
Giving El Presidente water wings in this gimmicky and skimpy expansion to Tropico 5 doesn't add much to the franchise's familiar Caribbean corruption.
Elegy for a Dead World is an intriguing and attractive creation tool that fills a highly specific, highly underserved niche.
Destiny gets darker with its new add-on, but the game itself isn't better for it.
Excellent puzzles are only the tip of the iceberg for The Talos Principle, an existential journey about what it is to be human.
Shadows: Heretic Kingdoms has fresh ideas, but needs more time to develop everything else.
Secret Ponchos exudes depth despite its limited features.
The mystery and moodiness of Limbo remain beautifully intact on its new platform.
Juju reaches valiantly for magic and finds out that someone broke the staff.
The Crew has a lot of missions and environments to explore, but there are myriad issues that get in the way of its positive aspects.
Phoenix Wright's first three adventures return on the 3DS, prettier but not better than ever.
Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris is a nice slice of good, lighthearted fun.
How to Survive returns in a fun but unimaginative compilation edition.
Telltale's riff on the Fables series is far from child's play.
Defenders of Time is an exciting tower defense game that no one's playing, making it difficult to actually enjoy its fast-paced action.
Game of Thrones' first episode is a slow-burn beginning to a bloody political thriller with an original cast that shines.
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Miniature B3 Wassily ArmchairPrice: $310.00
Design by Marcel Breuer, 1925.
By Vitra.
The Miniature B3 Wassily Armchair Armhair is a scaled down reproduction of the original design that is featured in Vitra's Design Museum Collection. The Vitra Miniatures Collection celebrates icons from modern furniture history and preserves them in a timeless, keepsake form. Each miniature is a reduced 1:6 scale version of its original furniture design, and boasts an ornate construction with materials and colors that correspond to the historical originals — down to the very last detail. Their true to design quality makes each miniature a valuable collectors item as well as an ideal illustrative model for architects, universities, and colleges of design.
Vitra honors each designer's original copyright. Each miniature is the result of a license agreement with the designer or their estate.
This is a miniature collectible object.
Material(s): Nickel-plated tubular steel, leather
Dimensions: 5" W X 4.25" D X 4.75" H
Designer: Marcel Breuer
Protégé of Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius, Marcel Breuer embodied many of the School's distinctive concepts and was and one of the School's most famous students. He returned shortly thereafter to teach carpentry from 1925 to 1928, and during this time designed his tubular-steel furniture collection: functional, simple and distinctly modern. His attention drifted towards architecture, and after practicing privately, he worked as a professor at Harvard's School of Design under Gropius. Breuer was also honored as the first architect to be the sole artist of an exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The Wassily Chair was named after his Bauhaus roommate Wassily Kandinsky, the Cesca after his daughter Francesca.View other products by Marcel Breuer
Manufacturer: Vitra
Classic. Modern. Sustainable.
Vitra has manufactured furniture designs by Charles & Ray Eames and George Nelson since 1957. Building on this foundation, Vitra has developed a wide range of furnishings for the office, for the home and for public spaces in collaboration with progressive designers. Yet Vitra is more than just a design-oriented manufacturing company. The name also stands for the Vitra Design Museum, for a collection of modern furniture and its accompanying archive, for workshops and publications on topics of design, and for an architectural concept that unites buildings by Frank Gehry, Nicholas Grimshaw, Zaha Hadid, Tadao Ando, Alvaro Siza, Herzog & de Meuron and SANAA at the Vitra Headquarters in Birsfelden (Switzerland) and on the Vitra Campus in Weil am Rhein (Germany).
Product longevity is central to Vitra's contribution to sustainable development; short-lived styling is avoided at all costs. This can be seen most clearly in the classical pieces of furniture that have been used for decades, had several owners and have then even ended up as a part of a collection. For Vitra, the manufacture of sustainable products means intense pre-production development, where the highest-grade materials are selected and tests are carried out that simulate 15 years of use. In order to enforce and monitor sustainable development in all business activities of the company, a work group was formed in 1986 by the name of 'Vitra and the Environment'. Because of this, Vitra can proudly claim that it has been dedicated to sustainability for nearly a quarter of a century.View other products from Vitra


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Valeriy Khoroshkovsky
Valeriy Ivanovych Khoroshkovsky (Ukrainian: Валерій Іванович Хорошковський, born January 1, 1969 in Kiev) is a Ukrainian businessman, former head of the Security Service of Ukraine, former Minister of Finance, current First Vice Prime Minister Minister and owner of U.A. Inter Media Group which owns majority shares in various Ukrainian TV channels such as Inter TV. According to Ukrainian and East European media Khoroshkovsky is one of Ukraine's richest people. While being in public office Khoroshkovsky had large stakes in various Ukrainian media and metallurgy industries. In 2006 Khoroshkovsky stated: "I owned mid-sized businesses that had no kind of political influence. I cannot say I gained something for my business thanks to politics or that I had any political advantages thanks to business". Khoroshkovsky completed a postgraduate economics study at Kiev State University in 1993. In 1994 Khoroshkovsky started a metal trading business which he disbanded in 1995 to become active in banking. Since then Khoroshkovsky has been active in the furniture retail and trading business and has had stakes in dairy, soda, machinery and bus factories. In 2004 Khoroshkovsky sold his stake in  ( Wikipedia article )
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Americans have always been crazy about coffee. But with summer well on its way, we're now fully immersed in iced coffee season. There are coffee shops, roasters, and obsessive industry insiders working around the country to create the best cold coffee drinks you've ever tasted.
Craving something sweet to go with your favorite cup of joe? Try one of these magnificent muffins.
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The guys behind Birch Coffee really know their stuff. Turning their obsession with quality coffee into an ever-evolving business, owners Paul Schlader and Jeremy Lyman have come up with some innovative ways to get their special cold brew to customers. Similar to a beer growler, iced coffee addicts can purchase a glass jug of the "farm to cup" coffee much of it single origin or blended and roasted in-house which holds 64 ounces and costs $25; additional refills, for customers who bring back their jugs, are just $20. True addicts can even have a jug (or several) of this icy blend delivered straight to their doors. And if you love the taste of coffee but are trying to steer clear of caffeine, don't fret Birch is currently working on developing a decaf version of this hugely popular brew.


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A US congressman has accused BP of playing down its concerns about the volume of oil gushing into the Gulf of Mexico.
Representative Ed Markey, the chairman of a subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, released an undated, internal BP document, which estimates a worst-case scenario oil flow of 100,000 barrels (15.9 million litres) of oil per day.
"Right from the beginning, BP was either lying or grossly incompetent," Markey told NBC's Meet the Press programme.
"First they said it was only 1,000 barrels, then they said it was 5,000 barrels."
The current upper limit of the US government's estimate is 60,000 barrels per day.
Toby Odone, a spokesman for the British-based energy giant, said the worst-case estimate applied only to a situation in which a key piece of equipment called a blowout preventer was removed.
"Since there are no plans to remove the blowout preventer, the number is irrelevant," he said.
Al Jazeera's Rosiland Jordan reports.
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When attracting businesses,
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Cleaning Up
When Alberta, Canada-based ATCO Structures Inc. was looking for a site to manufacture its modular office buildings, it had a lot of options.
After a lengthy search, the company selected Angelina County, Texas for its 87,000-square-foot plant, which opened in 2000 and employs 120 people.
Other companies that opened or expanded operations in Angelina County since 1999 include American Color Graphics of Brentwood, Tenn., which made a $5 million expansion to its Lufkin plant; American Freightways of Harrison, Ark., which opened a new $1.5 million terminal and Brenham's Blue Bell Creameries, which is building a $1.5 million distribution center in Lufkin.
County officials say attracting major employers is an indirect result of their focus on maintaining a clean, litter-free community.
"To make a home for world-class companies you have to have a world-class community," says Bill Wellborn, president and CEO of the Lufkin/Angelina County Economic Development Partnership. "If you look at trying to attract new business and industry, you need to have a clean and neat community. If you don't have those things in the decision-making process you never make it past the first visit."
Wellborn says it's hard to tie a direct line between Angelina County's beautification efforts and its economic development achievements but adds that the climate the community has created certainly hasn't hurt its ability to attract business and industry.
ABCs of clean
Angelina County's beautification program, Angelina Beautiful-Clean (ABC), began 17 years ago as a volunteer beautification committee but has evolved into what state beautification experts hail as one of the strongest environmental education programs of its kind in the state.
Housed within the Lufkin/Angelina County Chamber of Commerce, ABC employs one full-time executive director and an education coordinator who work with a team of volunteers, businesses, teachers and students on a series of educational and outreach events throughout the year. A large volunteer base and an active board of directors comprising top community leaders reflect the community's commitment to keeping Angelina County clean.
"First impressions mean a lot when a person is driving through your community and you have litter on your highway and don't have proper upkeep of your medians," says Melinda Kartye, ABC's executive director. "We feel like it's a very important role in the process of economic development."
There's more to beautifying a community than picking up litter from the side of the road, say beautification proponents. Clean, landscaped entrances to communities and well-maintained downtown streets can create a positive first impression for prospective employers. When it comes to attracting business and industry, Texas cities from Lufkin to San Angelo are realizing that appearances are everything.
Calling in the experts
Whether a community wants a minor makeover or requires a full face-lift, it can draw on the expertise of various statewide organizations that specialize in beautification. Keep Texas Beautiful (KTB), a nonprofit affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, works with some 320 communities statewide to share its mission--empowering Texans to take responsibility for improving their environment.
KTB's programs follow three primary principles: community improvement and beautification, litter prevention and solid waste reduction. The 35-year-old organization has seen its number of community affiliates statewide jump from 251 in 1999 to 322 in 2001. KTB officials attribute the rise to communities' increased awareness that a clean and beautiful environment can play an important role in a city's economic development efforts.
"We have a lot more mayors and county judges who are signing up for our programs in the last two years," says Stacy George Cantu, executive director of Keep Texas Beautiful. "They are saying it's important."
While no specific numbers are available, Heather Richardson, director of corporate expansion and recruitment with the Texas Department of Economic Development, says she sees a strong link between a community's focus on cleaning and beautifying its streets and parks and its ability to lure new industry. When choosing a site to expand or open a new plant or operation, companies look at an entire community, not just the potential building site.
"If you are buying a house, you may love the house, but if it's in a neighborhood that's not aesthetically pleasing, you won't buy the house," Richardson says.
Communities that want to investigate recycling can call on the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC) for help. As the state's environmental agency, TNRCC's programs aim to protect the environment, keep air and water clean and handle solid waste management issues.
TNRCC's Clean Texas program provides education and assistance to communities, businesses and individuals who want to improve the environment. Texas Recycles Day, scheduled for November 15, encourages businesses and communities to recycle through a variety of events and public awareness programs.
Recycling can be particularly challenging in rural areas, where communities may not have a program in place. TNRCC hosts 60 recycling events each year in rural areas throughout Texas, says Rebecca Lallier, outreach specialist for TNRCC.
Flowers help
The Texas Department of Transportation's (TxDOT's) landscape division works with cities and counties to help them create planting projects designed to lure tourists, attract business and industry or help celebrate a major milestone in the community. Communities may work with TxDOT to landscape or help maintain highways or roadways that provide entrances to the city. Others may participate in TxDOT's wildly popular wildflower program, which promotes the beautification of 750,000 acres of land along the state's highways.
Mark Matthews, director of landscape design and enhancements for TxDOT, says more communities are realizing the importance that landscaping and beautification play in promoting tourism and economic development.
"It's a pride thing," Matthews says. "When you talk about economic development efforts, I've seen the communities really come together."
Talking trash
In KTB's Community Affiliate program, cities and counties participate in a statewide network of community-based grassroots litter prevention and beautification programs. By becoming a KTB affiliate, communities can participate in a range of programs, including a national event, the Great American Cleanup. The event runs from March 1 to May 31 and focuses on litter removal but also includes beautification, recycling, clothes collection and tree planting.
A partnership between KTB and TxDOT, the Don't Mess With Texas Trash-Off on April 6 is the largest one-day cleanup in the state. More than 100,000 volunteers clean highways and roads throughout the state.
An affiliate of both KTB and Keep America Beautiful, Angelina County's ABC group will participate in the Great American Cleanup, the Don't Mess with Texas Trash-off and a host of other events throughout the year. In its largest annual event, ABC joins with the U.S. Forest Service in February for the Great Forest Trash-Off, where about 600 volunteers comb the forests for trash and debris. On Memorial Day weekend, ABC will participate in another Keep America Beautiful event, Liberty Gardens, where volunteers will plant trees or gardens in remembrance of victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks.
ABC's efforts have made a difference in Angelina County's economic development efforts, says Wellborn.
"I can tell you that without their efforts I don't think we would have been as successful," Wellborn says. "Our actions have a direct impact on the attractiveness of this community and of our salability to our visitors, whether they are here for tourism-related activities or whether they are contemplating establishing new business and industry."
A full face-lift
In the early 1990s, San Angelo community leaders realized the city needed more than a minor cleanup campaign to bring business and residents to its downtown area. Members of the city's ethnic, political and religious organizations formed the Regional Urban Development Assistance Team. The committee developed and recommended a plan to make San Angelo's downtown more attractive to business and industry.
A $7 million bond issue helped cover the costs of the projects, which included construction of pedestrian-friendly walkways linking the town's historic Fort Concho with the Concho River and construction of a pedestrian bridge.
A new art museum, consolidated state offices, an outdoor amphitheater and an additional $40 million in private investment transformed the downtown area into an attractive, bustling core for business, says Michael Dalby, president of the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce.
"That whole project has been a tremendous stimulus to our business and economic development and encouraging business to stay downtown and to come downtown," Dalby says.
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On Monday, November 28, the Center for Urban Environmental Reform (CUER) at CUNY Law organized and hosted a panel to discuss New York State's plan for hydraulic fracturing in the Marcellus Shale, the legal challenges, the environmental threat, and the community response.
CUNY Law's Center for Urban Environmental Reform aims to generate ongoing discourse on urban environmental justice and to revitalize participatory environmental decision-making to help community members, students, and policymakers communicate in ways that will lead to better, more sustainable decision-making.
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Reality TV stars and designers Tim Gunn and Mondo Guerra were the featured guests at Goodwill's annual Good Exchange Fashion Show at the EXDO Event Center on February 6. The event, which presented works from professional designers alongside those from high school students in Goodwill's youth program, raised funds for the non-profit's career development programs. All photos by Ken Hamblin
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EAU CLAIRE — Twenty-eight University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire students will graduate with University Honors May 19, one of the largest groups since the first honors student graduated 20 years ago.
Nearly 600 students have earned University Honors since the program began in 1983, said Paul Hoff, honors program director. About 400 students are now enrolled in the program.
"The honors program provides an extra measure of challenge and enrichment to academically distinguished students," Hoff said. "It challenges exceptionally able students to perform at their highest level, enhances their capacity for critical inquiry and independent learning, and develops their leadership potential."
To be admitted to the program, first-year students must have a minimum ACT score of 28 or SAT scores of 1870 or higher and be in the top 5 percent of their high school graduating class.
Honors students take 24 credits of colloquia and electives that can be used for general education credits or in their major/minor concentrations. They must complete the First-Year Honors Seminar and Senior Honors Seminar, and attain a GPA of at least 3.5.
The honors program was one of the reasons she chose to attend UW-Eau Claire, said Heather Hanewall, a Beloit native who is majoring in English and Spanish.
"It provides an array of classes that focus on current events and specialized subjects, as well as small class sizes," Hanewall said, noting that honors classes are limited to 20 students.
Students get to know professors and other students better, and the courses are typically more discussion-based, said Hanewall, who plans to teach in Mexico or Spain.
"The classes have challenged me to do better in my coursework and enabled me to see different areas in a new light," Hanewall said.
Jonathan Jablonsky, a business finance major from Berlin, said the program appealed to him because of the small classes and opportunities to learn about a professor's research through honors colloquium. He also appreciated that some honors students can register early.
"By registering early, I was able to get the classes I needed, when I needed them, so I could graduate in four years," said Jablonsky, who will work as a financial analyst at the legal publishing firm Thomson West in St. Paul, Minn.
Ben Holmen, a physics major from Colfax, said his communication skills improved because of the dynamic nature of honors classes.
"I'm confident in groups and find it easy to voice my opinion," said Holmen, who will work as a Web developer after graduation. "I've learned to value and appreciate the opinion of others and carefully measure their words."
UW-Eau Claire students who will graduate May 19 with University Honors are:
Kelsey Allenstein, management and Spanish, Weyauwega
Derrick Becker, management information systems, Turtle Lake
Kristin Blake, Spanish, Appleton
Ashley Borman, political science, Kenosha
Justin Boyd, business finance, Hudson
Breanna Christensen, journalism, Coon Rapids, Minn.
Alissa Condra, information systems, Rhinelander
Bradley Deleu, biology, Bristol
Kristin Geiser, management, Chilton
Heather Hanewall, English and Spanish, Beloit
Kristin Harris, nursing, Franksville
Laura Hoffelt, biology, Bruce
Benjamin Holmen, physics, Colfax
Jonathan Jablonsky, business finance, Berlin
Kimberly Johnston, English, Burlington
Amy Kiefer, nursing, North Mankato, Minn.
Stacy Kouba, physics, Two Rivers
Courtney Meyer, political science, Eagle River
Kristina Miley, mass communications, Eau Claire
Patrick Murack, biology, Waukesha
Megan O'Connell, biology, Medford
Randall Pingrey, music, Madison
Polly Russell, accounting, Stoddard
Holly Samson, music, Elk Mound
Zachary Schroer, religious studies, Eau Claire
Elizabeth Smith, chemistry, Sauk Centre, Minn.
Stephen Smith, computer science, Cassville
Megan Ziegler, nursing, Monroe
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The blog hasn't been updated for sometime… as its blogger has been 'on leave' (from typing;p). But this is the first day of 2012, so she comes back temporarily. Here is one blog post for the readers….
May you find the food yummier, the air cleaner, the environment less abused, the cost much cheaper, the neighborhood safer, the bed cozier, and your home homier than ever.
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When I was 16 almost 17, I read Homi Bhabba for the first time. I couldn't understand him but I thought it was cool to borrow his terms, such as 'hybridization, mimicry, pseudo-scientific'. Being so young, I read books I couldn't understand just so I could use some 'new' words. I remember using difficult words of Bhabba, Derrida, and alike in my undergrad and early grad years to sound smart and to impress my lecturers (I used Bhabba's type of neologisms in Theory and Philosophy of Architecture to get A, …
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This is the end of semester. Meaning it's a typically busiest time of the semester. Tons of files wait for your fingers to touch and caress. Heaps of papers need grading. And some unnecessary piles to be confiscated! I enjoy everything about it, except one thing: meeting! More meetings being held these days. I sometime wonder why people have to have meetings. I think meetings are the most dull …
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Lots of updates since my last posting: J had his successful concert with students at Indian Oasis Elementary School of the Tohono O'odham Nation (it was awesome); my 2nd phase of the Ford funded field research will soon begin; my collaborative research (with computer science dept) on Blogtracker (Analyzing Social Media for Cultural Modeling) just got grant (yay!); with these two projects up and running I decided to create the Participatory Media Lab at ASU (the website isn't launched yet, but here is the link); I was in Germany for 3.5 …
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I know I know, my bad…. don't remind me that it's been ages since my last entry. Oh well, my last three months have been quite a journey — literally! Yes, 58 days out of town (out of country), traveling in more than 20 cities, mostly in Europe, and then came back to Tempe just to find myself staring at the piles of things to be done (and it doesn't help that after a week I still am a lazy bone!).
Traveling is, as always, a great experience and this …
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Do you think living in Phoenix Metropolitan is perfect? Hell no…. Don't you have many complaints about your life? Do you feel like to complain?
Why not cry out rather than swallow what worries us Phoenix Metropolitan-dwellers? Why not contribute your frustration with professors, students, administrators, legislators, traffic jam, taxes etc. towards a powerful and pleasurable public complaint?
Please click here to participate: http://jus394spring2009.wordpress.com/2009/04/14/the-asu-complaint-choir-coz-to-complain-is-healthy/
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Bad me, I haven't really spent much time and energy to really blog. So what I've been doing so far is writing/creating some quotes (as my FB status)…. I can imagine some people get it, some don't. It's OK, these are not 'mainstream' quotes. Just remember those who laugh last usually don't really get the jokes, hehehe.
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This is one of some lines I used in my Global Minds Speaker Series' talk yesterday evening — it's about cyberactivism etc….
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While reviews for Sunday's premiere of ABC's Pan Am may have been mixed, nearly 11 million armchair travelers tuned in - and the show's reverence for the jet age glory days of the 1960s left many of those viewers longing for a time when pilots were sky gods, stewardesses were "First Ladies of the Air," and airplane lavatories were "powder rooms." (For more on Pan Am's real Boeing 707s, check out this 1954 commercial.)
Aside from a few quibbles over uniform colors and hairstyles (too long), former Pan Am flight attendants told MSNBC.com they approved of their on-screen depiction.
"I liked the scene when they were ready for take-off and one flight attendant says to the new hire, 'Buckle up. Adventure calls.' That's how it was," said Helen Davey, who was hired as a Pan Am stewardess in 1965 at age 21, and flew until 1986 (the airline went out of business in 1991). "We all thought we had lucked into the best job into the world."
Although white gloves and jaunty hats may not be making an on-board comeback anytime soon, you can always channel the good old days with Brookstone's collection of Pan Am-themed travel accessories, from $11 luggage tags to a $110 "Secret Agent Laptop Bag." (Yes, reports the show's executive producer, herself a former Pan Am stew, the airline had close ties with the C.I.A. )
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Okay, this whole "demonstration" thing has really caught hold at the Texas Capitol.
It seems that some folks thought it was hunting season in Austin on the 4th of July.
Armed demonstrators gathered outside the Texas capitol building in Austin on Wednesday, seeking to highlight the state's right to openly carry rifles. While some were unsettled by the display, the protesters said the event was designed to get people accustomed to the weapons and show that those carrying them were normal citizens.
"That's why we're here. Trying to make people feel more at ease, so they don't feel that way," said Scott Smith, a member of the group Open Carry Texas, which organized the event.
Look, son, I don't mean to be tacky but I'm just now barely getting used to pierced eyebrows and Mohawks. It's gonna take me a decade or two to feel "at ease" walking through the OK Carrol.
These suckers were carrying loaded weapons. At one point the DPS Troopers asked the gun nuts to remove the magazines from their weapons but they wouldn't, stating they were "within their rights" to strut around toting an AK47 filled with enough lead to stock a sinker factory.
They tried to go into the Capitol itself but DPS Troopers put their boots down.
Later in the day, demonstrators attempted to enter the state capitol building with their guns out. They were turned away by a trooper, who told them that while concealed handguns were permitted inside, their semi-automatic assault rifles weren't.
Well, ain't that something real special? They can walk circles around me enjoying the day on the Capitol grounds with live rounds in the chamber, but they can't go inside where the freekin' people who made these stoopid laws are sitting around thinking up more stoopid laws.
Holy crap. These guys outgunned the DPS.
Thanks to Bubba for calling me and saying, "Wanna hear the damnest thing?"
It happened in Houston, too. They did it at the police station. Would I kid you?
"If you don't use your rights, they can take them away," said Ed Aldredge of Sugar Land, who brought along his 11-year-old son, Austin, who carried a .22-caliber rifle.
Yep, an 11 year old can carry around a loaded rifle.
And surprise — middle aged white men.
The crowd, composed of mostly middle aged and older white men, dubbed the protest the "Come and Take it Away Freedom Walk" and after an hour or so of marching and posing for photos with their guns, the group decamped to nearby Tony's Barbecue, a restaurant chosen by the group because it let them bring in their weapons.
Because what's barbeque if you can't shoot again after you cook it?
What this country needs is far more black men walking around with heavy artillery.


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Last week EPA commemorated its 40th anniversary with events across the nation. Administrator Jackson spent the week speaking to students, scientists, EPA employees and others about the Agency's role, goals for the future, and many accomplishments since its founding on December 2, 1970.
The Administrator kicked off EPA's anniversary week at the Aspen Institute, which unveiled its list of "10 ways the EPA has strengthened America."(PDF 8pp 346KB) This list helps all Americans recall what life was like before EPA opened its doors — when Los Angeles was known as the smog capital of the world and Cleveland's Cuyahoga River actually caught fire because of industrial waste and other pollution contaminating its waters.
In addition to reflecting on EPA's accomplishments, Administrator Jackson visited with people working to confront today's environmental challenges. She talked with students in Atlanta and New York City who are taking action to protect their local environments, and spoke before the National Academy of Sciences on efforts to incorporate sustainability into EPA's mission of protecting human health and the environment.
On Friday, Administrator Jackson keynoted Harvard University's conference on EPA's 40th anniversary, discussing the challenges the agency will confront in the future. In the last 40 years, "hard won advances have created healthier families, cleaner communities and a stronger America," Administrator Jackson said at Harvard. "Some think it's time to roll back the clock on those advances. But we know that is not what the American people want. This is a time to use this agency – built and shaped through bipartisan and nonpartisan actions – to serve this country."
Throughout the week, the Administrator took time to thank EPA employees for the work they do each day, saying that every American has benefitted from the dedication and passion of EPA's workers. This week we honor their work for healthier families, cleaner communities and a stronger America by ensuring that EPA continues to improve the lives of every American for the next 40 years and beyond.
For more information about EPA's 40th anniversary – including a video that highlights some of the Agency's significant achievements in protecting Americans' health and environment – please visit EPA@40's Anniversary web site.
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With an exploding population and rapidly diminishing glaciers, this study group will examine the human right to water in El Alto, Bolivia. At one time merely a suburb of adjacent La Paz, El Alto is now the largest and fastest-growing city in Bolivia, due to a trend in movement from Bolivia's rural areas.
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feeling thankful
- For gorgeous weather even though I still consider it a bit cool for me (as those of you with snow call me a wimp!). The empty tables on the restaurant patio are proof that I'm not the only one that can't eat in chilly weather.
- For the simple pleasures that my kids enjoy. Free balloons at the grocery store are always a hit.
- For working from home and getting to do what I do every day.
- For being able to book our trip to join my brother on his wedding day. It'll have to be a quick one because the wedding is in April in Cancun and well that thing called 'school' gets in the way.
- For anyone that can tell me how on earth I found this photo/screen shot among my iphone photos. I think one of the kids did this and I don't know how. I don't really need to know but the curiosity is killing me.
- For very generous internet friends. This is a late one coming - so sorry Lori! I won her 500th post giveaway about 2 months ago. (I told you I was late - really, really late!) My little C and I split all the great magnets I won (she took the veggies/fruits/sweets to play restaurant) and I'm waiting to share this very cute birthday card with someone special. Lori also owns Fin and Roe were she designs and sells custom photo announcements. I love all her modern designs.
- And last, but certainly not least, for all of you that come and visit every day. I truly appreciate you taking the time to stop by. To those of you that leave comments - I read them all and they always brighten my day.
Happy Wednesday!
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Awww, sweet things from husbands are the bestest. Sounds like you had a lovely lunch.ReplyDelete
I agree with Kristina. Sometimes it seems like husbands overlook how hard we work (while making it look easy apparently). So when a true, heartfelt compliment gets paid, it's a beautiful beautiful thing!ReplyDelete
You deserve all the happiness that comes your way!ReplyDelete
I love when my hubby comes home at lunch, totally unexpected, and tells me to grab my coat because we're going to lunch. :) It's the best!
awe, thanks for the mention. i'm glad that you enjoyed your giveaway goodies!ReplyDelete
Hi - I found you blog through a link on someone else's blog and now I can't remember what blog.... :)ReplyDelete
But I can answer your i-phone question! Hold down the home button (the circle button on the front of the phone) and while you've got that pressed down push the power off button (the long skinny button on the top of the phone). When you press both of those at the same time it will make a screen capture of your phone.
- Carole HicksMar 4, 2009, 3:16:00 PM
You are my new favorite person/artist of the day. I love your blog, your writing, your style, your sense of design.ReplyDelete
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Yes, compliments from my husband are always the best!ReplyDelete
Nap - Thank you so much. I'll have to give that a try!
Carole - Welcome! Thank you so much for your kind words.
I'm thankful for the blog community as well! I should comment more and tell u how inspiring yr blog is! :) thank you!ReplyDelete
And my kids discovered that screen capture thingy as well!
Your husbo sounds like he really appreciates you, and likes to show it to you. That's great, because you certainly deserve it!ReplyDelete
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these question/thinking stems for fiction, non-fiction, poetry & drama to keep handy at all times. I tried hard to mirror the language of testing to get my students accustomed to higher-level questions. (I've linked the bundle, but these are also available individually for fiction, non-fiction, poetry & drama).
5th Grade Dugout and created a handy questioning ring using Stephanie's science questions, I also added a few, but her list was a HUGE help. I'm also going to use popsicle sticks like she does to put at my tables so students can use them in their discussions.
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Casting Call: Jamie Chung, Julie Bowen, Connie Britton and More in Talks for KNIFE FIGHT; Joey King Joins OZ, THE GREAT AND POWERFUL; Katrina Bowden in AMERICAN REUNION
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We've got a few casting stories for you tonight. First up, Jamie Chung has joined Rob Lowe in the dark political flick Knife Fight, with Julie Bowen, Connie Britton, Jennifer Morrison, Rebecca Mader and Titus Welliver all in talks to join the cast. And yes, that's three actors from Lost in one movie (Bowen, Mader and Welliver). Lowe plays a political crisis specialist who plays hard and tough in dealing with various October campaign surprises.
Variety reports that Chung will play his assistant, Bowen plays an ambitious TV reporter sleeping with Lowe's character for scoops, Britton plays an earthy liberal eyeing a run for public office, Welliver plays a private investigator working for Lowe, Mader plays a masseuse/prostitute with a penchant for blackmail and Morrison plays one of her classmates. Bill Guttentag is directing, with production set to start next month with an eye towards an October 2012 release date, just in time for election season. Hit the jump for news on the casting of Joey King as China Girl in Sam Raimi's Oz, The Great and Powerful and Katrina Bowden in American Reunion.


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i loved your perfect server instalation with ISPConfig 3
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i am abel to pay donation to have this done verry fast !
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Falko is one of the authors of ispconfig and not a vhcs developer ;) So maybe you should ask the vhcs guys if they do not provide good installation instructions for their software.
By the way, the ispconfig 3 perfect server is so easy because all the configuration steps are builtin the ispconfig installer so that it is not nescessary to configure any services manually anymore.
And is not that user friendly, i think it misses some features ...
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I offered to donate to this project, the howtoforge project for a instalation guide ...
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2nd and 4th Wednesdays
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It is not an issue of whether or not God will let the fallen angels and Satan repent. When we say "let them repent," it implies that God will allow them or give them permission to change their ways. It also implies that they might actually want to change. But the problem is that the demonic forces will never want to repent of their sin. In their rebellion, they became evil. Evil is the opposite of God's holiness. It is the desire to do that which is against God, to inflict pain and suffering, and to have extreme malice towards anyone. Out of such a fallen state, no good can come. Therefore, it is not possible for the demonic realm to repent because they will never want to.
Furthermore, there is no atoning sacrifice by which sins of the demonic realm could be removed. We, as people, have the atoning sacrifice of Jesus who is God in flesh (John 1:1, 14) and who bore our sins in his body and the cross (1 Peter 2:24). He is the propitiation--the sacrifice that turns away the wrath of God (1 John 2:2). The Scriptures clearly teach us what Jesus did for us. But, there is no scriptural support for the idea that the atonement covers the demonic realm.
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