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The Senate majority's contempt for the American people rears its ugly head again. The Senate Finance Committee just voted down a GOP amendment requiring that Obamacare legislation be available online 72 hours before the panel votes. Instead, the Democrats offered to make "conceptual language" available.
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Senate Finance Committee Democrats have rejected a GOP amendment that would have required a health overhaul bill to be available online for 72 hours before the committee votes.
Republicans argued that transparency is an Obama administration goal. They also noted that their constituents are demanding that they read bills before voting.
Democrats said it was a delay tactic that could have postponed a vote for weeks.
The Democrats noted that unlike other committees, the Finance Committee works off conceptual language that describes policies — instead of legislative language that ultimately becomes law, and which the GOP amendment would have required.
Democrats accepted an alternate amendment to make conceptual language available online before a vote.
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Currently, the only version of Chairman Max Baucus's proposal we have is a 223-page draft (PDF) that is written in plain English and explains the bill in conceptual terms. Republicans argued that until the bill is written in legislative language it will be impossible for the CBO to provide an accurate cost estimate.
The Bunning ammendment would have required the committee to have the legislative language of the bill, along with the CBO cost estimate, posted on the internet for 72 hours before a vote.
Democrats argued that waiting for the legislative languange to be written, and for the CBO to evaluate it, would needlessly delay the process by weeks.
"Let's be honest about it, most people don't read the legislative language," Sen. John Kerry said.
The Bunning amendment was defeated by a 12 to 11 vote, with Arkansas Sen. Blanche Lincoln the only Democrat voting in favor.
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Doing some more night shots recently, was drawn to this buzzing neon sign (surely one of the icons of night-time, big city living), zoomed in on it. And then for some reason felt moved to switch to black and white mode and shoot it in monochrome, even though, like most neon signs, it was a vibrantly coloured piece. But I had a feeling it would look cooler in black and white in a night shot, and actually, I think it does:
The plight of the abandoned Minion…
It's dreadful – kids ask and ask for them, can we get one, mum and dad, can we, can we? I'll look after him! Then a few days later, bored, they discard the poor thing and it ends up abandoned on the cold, winter streets. A Minion is for life, people, not just for Christmas, stop the dumping of poor, unloved Minions on our streets!
Yuletide Edinburgh
It's Edinburgh, it's a few days before Christmas, and with the short days, long nights and the sun have set before 4 in the afternoon it's the time of year to enjoy Edinburgh's nocturnal aspect, and how lovely Edinburgh is in the long, dark, winter nights – here's the view from North Bridge, which connects Old and New Towns, spanning the valley between them, with the massive Waverley railway station way below (you can see the station's glowing glass roof on the lower right of this pic; on the far left the Fruitmarket Gallery right above the tracks on the edge of the station, City Art Centre across from it, up towards the centre the domed Bank of Scotland building and behind it Edinburgh Castle standing sentinel above its city. Down on the right, centre the neo-Classical National Gallery of Scotland – as always click to see the larger versions on my Flickr site):
And a close up on Edinburgh Castle at night – if you look at the larger version you can even see people standing on the battlements looking down into the city. This was about twenty minutes after the sun had set, and the western skies were splashed with magnificent reds and purples silhouetting the floodlit Castle for just a few, brief, magical moments, before the skies darken for the long night:
And one more of the Castle, this time taken from down in Princes Street Gardens, which gave me the angle to get Ramsay Gardens (the very expensive apartments right next to the Castle on the left) and the big Christmas tree on the Mound into the shot):
The annual festive fair and market is in the Gardens and the Mound at this time of year. Right by the towering Gothic rocket of the Scott Monument is a huge fairground ride for Christmas, basically like an old chair-o-plane ride on steroids, the difference being when this starts to spin around swinging out the hanging seats below the canopy it goes high – very high. Take a look here – the Monument is over 60 metres in height and you can see the ride goes up only a few metres short of our great literary monument, couldn't resist trying to get an angle to fit in both, glad dad gave me a small gizmo to mount on top of the tripod, little ball-socket thing that you can loosen and tilt to easily through a variety of angles, very, very handy):
Looking along the lower part of the Gardens towards the flank of the National Galleries of Scotland – the part you can see here, the large, brightly lit plate glass windows are actually underground for the most part. The main building sit on top of the mound, but it extends underneath the plaza in front of the building, including this side which is exposed by the valley of the Gardens, and here there is a cafe, restaurant, meeting rooms and more, plus a connection to the nearby Royal Scottish Academy, which you can see the edge of above and to the right:
And here's a view of Princes Street Gardens with the festive fair and Christmas market, taken from the steps leading down the Mound:
I love this old double-decker carousel (or gallopers, if you prefer the nice, old terms for such rides), gorgeous looking, ornately decorated piece of work:
Over in Saint Andrew Square there are more market stalls, a circular ice rink in the centre, with a round temporary bar in the middle of the rink, and also this splendid old Spiegeltent theatre:
Here's a view of the circular ice rink from the small footbridge they added over it:
And there's an ice rink – a more traditionally shaped one – in the Gardens right by the Scott Monument too:
And of course as well as food and drink stalls there are many selling items of all sorts from clothes to jewelry to, of course, Christmas decorations:
All combines to fairly brighten up the long, cold, dark winter nights.
Winter sunset and moonrise
Down on the coast near North Berwick, short but beautifully golden winter day, sun setting, casting long shadows and warm, copper coloured light over the distinctive triangular shape of North Berwick Law (a major local landmark, it can even be glimpsed from parts of Edinburgh on a good day) as the rising Moon chases the sun from sky:
Little Green Van
Walking along the promenade at Portobello, Edinburgh's seafront, just after sunset, the owner of the Little Green Van was closing up his food and drink stall for the day. I didn't have the tripod with me as I thought we'd be home before dark, so improvised, sat the camera on the seawall, set the timer on a long exposure and was pretty pleased with the results – not bad considering it was an improvised night shot
The Swan
A few days ago I took a black and white photograph of a swan on the Union Canal, close to my home in Edinburgh. I've taken plenty of shots along the canal, including many of the swans, ducks and other wildlife that enjoy the waters, but this one, for some reason, has proved to be incredibly popular on Flickr. A simple shot, last hour of daylight (sun setting so early this time of year) giving some great reflections, and a swan which instead of paddling along was drifting, slowly, as if gently dozing, or perhaps lost in admiring its own reflection. I lined up to fit in both swan and reflection and took a pic, posted it up one evening last week, to discover by the next evening, less than twenty hours later, it had received over six thousand views. It's now sitting just a shade under nine thousand. It had, like my recent Edinburgh in Blue Hour shot, made it onto Flickr's Explore front page, so a lot more people saw it than usual, but even so I'm blown away with how many views, I've never had any shot gather to many views in such a short time (and so many favourites too). I'm also slightly puzzled – don't get me wrong, it's a lovely picture, but I think I've taken many that are far better and they never got that sort of reception. Guess you can never truly predict what people will really like, and I never take a photo with number of views in mind anyway, I take them because I see something interesting, or unusual, or beautiful, and I want to capture a little of it and share it. And if people really like it even more than usual, then I'm quite happy, if slightly puzzled, but certainly happy and satisfied too…
When we remember…
The Remembrance Garden is open in Princes Street Gardens, serried rows of small crosses and poppies lined up in silent regiments around the enormous pillars of the Scott Monument. I took a few photographs last weekend as it was just opening ahead of the Remembrance Sunday weekend this weekend, volunteers from Poppy Scotland were still hammering a few more of the small crosses into the ground:
The smaller crosses are made for people to leave personal messages on – families of the fallen, old comrades and friends, some from conflicts long gone, a relative fallen at Arnhem in WWII, but not forgotten. There is a special section this year for more recent conflicts such as those lost in the Afghanistan campaign, bearing photographs of the fallen:
And there was one which had the simplest but most touching, hearbtreaking message that brought tears to my eyes:
A reminder, if any ever was needed that behind Big Historical Events, behind the bloody-handed politicians who make the decisions but never risk their life or that of their own, always someone else's son or daughter or husband or wife, behind all the media pundits and their endless analysis filling the 24-hour rolling news discussions, behind all of that, individuals, ordinary people, taken from those who loved them, leaving them behind with a hole in their lives, in their hearts, a grievous wound that they will carry all the rest of their days, those left behind as wounded in their own way as any harmed on a battlefield. Again we can only wonder when the human race will learn.
Two hundred years of Waverley
The blood red fortress of the night
Crossing North Bridge (which spans the deep valley between Edinburgh's Old Town and the Georgian-era New Town) a few nights ago I noticed that the Castle was illuminated in this deep red shade – as it turned out it was to mark the annual Poppy Appeal leading up to Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday, although given it was the week leading to Halloween the colour scheme worked quite well for that too… I was going from work to my book group, so didn't have the tripod with me, so improvised, setting up a long exposure on the camera, setting the timer then sitting the camera on the parapet of the bridge. Not ideal – it is angled and with double decker buses rumbling over it frequently it vibrates, not what you want when trying to take a long exposure night shot, took three or four but only this one came out reasonably (click to see larger versions on my Flickr):
Edinburgh – 'blue hour'
It's dark well before I leave for work at this time of year, but while some complain about the increasingly long, dark nights I see it as a chance to enjoy the city's nocturnal face, and to take some more night shots. I was lucky enough to be walking home from work at just the right time this week to capture a 'blue hour' shot – a phrase used by some photographers to refer to catching an early night shot, when most of the sky has gone dark but there is still just a tiny glimmer of pale, blue light in the western horizon. Walking up the Royal Mile which runs east to west and slopes upwards along the spine of the volcanic ridge the Old Town sits on, the sky above and behind me was already dark, but just a little light still to the west, and of course on a long exposure on the camera is seems much brighter as it spent a couple of minutes drinking in the scant light. I love capturing these moments even mroe than a full night shot, you get the illuminated street scenes of a busy night-time city but also that little blue light to silhouette some of the buildings too. This image must have been shared somewhere, because my views for it went crazy on my Flickr stream – over 2600 views in less than 20 hours of posting, which is pretty satisfying. Click the pic to see the larger versions on my Flickr:
Indigent Gentlewoman…
I noticed this shiny brass plaque on a very posh building in a rather expensive (even by Edinburgh standards) section of the city – it is a real charity, "The Royal Society for the Relief of Indigent Gentlewomen of Scotland", and I was hugely amused that something with such a title still existed in the 21st century…


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Hugh Jackman has spoken of his heartbreak over the leak of an almost complete version of X-Men Origins: Wolverine, labelling it "a serious crime". But he also took part in a daring publicity stunt that saw him arriving by helicopter and then performing an abseil. The actor then proceeded to unveiled 20 minutes of official finished footage to around 600 fans at the location where much of the film was shot. The event took place on Cockatoo Island, in Sydney Harbour, on Tuesday (Tuesday, April 7, 2009).
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Teen Valentine's Gifts
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I know Valentine's Day is billed as a day for lovers, but what better time to show your love for your kids than on this day that has symbolized affection throughout the centuries.
Kids are always thrilled to receive gifts even (or should I say especially!) teenagers! There are many little things that you can give them for Valentine's Day that don't cost a mint, yet say "I love you" in a tangible way.
- Chocolate heart sucker from a gourmet candy store.
- A pair of seasonal (hearts, flowers) socks.
- A pair of heart boxers for guys or gals!
- A single rose in a bud vase.
- Heart-shaped sugar cookies.
- A heart-shaped cake.
- Make a "red" meal for dinner (i.e. Pizza or Pasta w/sauce, with Cranapple juice, and raspberry sherbet for dessert!)
- Take your teen on a movie date.
- Give your teen a note to get out of school for lunch and take them out to their favorite fast-food restaurant.
- A heart-shaped box of chocolates.
- A bag of snickers (or their favorite candy bars)
- Make cherry Jell-O fruit salad.
- Write your teen a "love note," telling them how special they are to you.
Look over the list to see if there is something you can use to make Valentine's Day special for your teen. But don't stop there. Be creative and come up with your own ideas!
Patricia Chadwick is a freelance writer and has been a stay-at-home mom for 16 years. She is currently a columnist in several online publications as well as editor of two newsletters. Parents & Teens is a twice-monthly newsletter geared to help parents connect with their teens. Subscribe at ParentsAndTeens.com. History's Women is weekly online magazine highlighting the extraordinary achievements of women. Subscribe at HistorysWomen.com.
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By Tom Perry and Laila Bassam BEIRUT (Reuters) - The leader of Lebanon's Hezbollah said on Friday his group did not want war with Israel but was ready for one, and reserved the right to respond to Israeli attacks any time, anywhere. "We do not want a war but we are not afraid of it and we must distinguish between the two, and the Israelis must also understand this very well," Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said. Nasrallah was speaking at an event to commemorate the deaths of six Hezbollah fighters and an Iranian general killed by an Israeli air strike in Syria on Jan. 18. The Iranian-backed Hezbollah hit back on Wednesday with a rocket attack that killed two Israeli soldiers on the frontier with Lebanon.


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While speaking at the Said Business School in Oxford last night, former Chairman of Cadbury, Roger Carr, after the success of Kraft's hostile acquisition bid for the British company last month, stressed that it is high time to look at "whether the current rules are fair and helpful to the long-term success of Britain's business future".
In his speech, Mr. Carr mainly identified three areas where changes can be employed - pulling back the level of shareholding at which purchasing or selling of either shares or derivatives must be disclosed from 1% to 0.5%, hiking the acceptance level for acquisitions above 50% of shareholders to make it more difficult for short-term shareholders to kneel down to the wishes of long-term investors, and taking away the voting rights from shares purchased during the bid period, so that "short-term money does not determine long-term futures".
During the 19 long weeks that Kraft was launching bids for Cadbury, about a third of the British firm's shares were sold by long-term holders, and the eight biggest purchasers were either hedge funds or short-term funds.
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Scribbland is an innovative platformer game, where you use only one button to control the player (namely Left Mouse Button). To make the player move you just have to click and hold it, while if you want him to jump release said button. To move in mid-air, quickly release the button and then hold it again.
Your objective is to reach the exit while avoiding hazards and running into walls. You can play the game either in Easy Mode (You don't get killed when you run into wall, there are less enemies but the score is lower) or Hard Mode (Running into wall kills you, there are more enemies but the score is higher). Compete for the best score and get first on the Hiscore Board!
So, I realize some people (or majority) might not like the game thanks to the control scheme. Before you start throwing some wild accusations on me, please realize that the controls were the main quirk of the game and that was my intention from the beginning and it dates back to a couple of years ago to my older project (Happy Runner if anyone is concerned). Most people are just too used to old schemes I guess, whilst I, at least in gaming, am open to all kinds of innovation and I am sure some people will love Scribbland for this (I love the idea of one-button platformer personally).
Well, Thank You very much Newgrounds staff for putting this game on Front Page. I am really honored!
But for me the controls (or should I say control) wouldn't respond in the air, although it's probably just my mouse.
few things
1. the controlls are terribly simple, the only good thing is I'm guessing this can be played on the wii
2. don't say i'm "whineing" because I can't beat any levels, I beat the whole 20 level game
3. is there really any point to this? and whats with the little clocks, we need a story or something
in short, beat it, too simple and badley put togeather, no point to it
the art is ok I guess but thats only because it's supposed to look like this
loved it
beat all 20 levels wasnt to complacated but it was very hard only reason for my high score was aim but yea most deff a 5/5 10/10 game perfection
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"Not a fancy dish but definitely good. I didn't like that the breadcrumbs didn't really brown in the end, but I guess without mixing it with butter you may not get that effect. I would probably kick up the topping a little next time but otherwise the cheese in the potatoes was a winner and really made the potatoes. A very good classic!""
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Halloween In Manayunk
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Thursday October 23rd to Saturday October 25th, 2014
About Halloween In Manayunk
Come for the thrill of it! A day filled with activities for children and adults alike; Manayunk offers a fun and safe way to celebrate Halloween! From trick-or-treating along Main Street and a costume parade, to the Philadelphia Flea Market and Zombie Thriller Dance Off, Manayunk offers a variety of activities for families to celebrate the holiday! Here's a timeline of everything that's going on during Manayunk's Halloweekend!
Event Details
Thursday, October 23rd
- 7:00 pm: Splatter, a one act psychological thriller by the Manayunk Theatre Company live at Bourbon Blue. Click here to purchase tickets.
Friday, October 24th
- 11:30 am: Haunted Chewy Philly Food Tours – Click here for information and tickets. Additional dates include October 25th, October 26th, October 31st, November 1st, and November 2nd. All tours at 11:30 am.
- 6:30 pm: Halloween Family Movie Night at the Venice Island Performing Arts & Recreation Center
Saturday, October 25th
- 8:00 am-4:00 pm: Philadelphia Flea Market along Main Street from Rector to Lock St.
- 10:00 am-2:00 pm: Farmers Market in Pretzel Park
- 11 am-12pm: Doggie Costume Parade
- 12:00-4:00 pm: Trick or Treating along Main Street – Follow the scarecrows and fill your candy bag!
- 12:30-6:00 pm: Fall Festival in Pretzel Park - Live music and more!
- 1:00 pm: Kid Costume Parade
- 2:00 pm: BYOP – Bring your own carved pumpkin to be judged & win a MNYK prize package!
- 3:00 pm: Zombie Thriller Dance Off – Learn the moves and dress in your zombie best and win cash prizes! SIGN UP HERE!
- 6:00 pm: Halloween Fire – Watch as we light barrels floating along the Manayunk canal.


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A rural Alabama school district made a significant investment in universal Internet access for students and breathed new life into a dying community.
The MindShift Guide to Digital Games and Learning explains key ideas in game-based learning, pedagogy, implementation, and assessment. This guide makes sense of the available research and provides suggestions for practical use.
A study of elementary school students using ST Math shows positive results on California state tests.
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The 1957 Milwaukee Braves and 1982 Brewers are the focal point of a new exhibit that includes some game-used items (updated with new story & pictures).
If it's true a Milwaukee baseball team makes the World Series every 25 years, 2007 could be a great season for the Brewers.
In '57, the Braves beat the Yankees to win it all. 25 years later, the Brewers had the Cardinals in the palm of their hand only to see a Rollie Fingers-less bullpen let them down. Nonetheless, Harvey's Wallbangers and the great Braves teams of the '50s are honored in a new exhibit at the Wisconsin Historical Museum.
On display are game-worn items like a 1976 Hank Aaron batting helmet donated by MEARS' Troy Kinunen, who served as Consulting Curator, a 1950s Hank Aaron jersey donated by author and collector Stephen Wong, one of Aaron's later All Star game jerseys and other items relating to both franchises.
Baseball memorabilia appears to be gaining in respect in the nation's museums. Marshall Fogel, who is regarded as one of the world's top baseball collectors, has a number of items on display at the Denver Art Museum.


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Dr. Douglas C. Curtiss graduated from the Hahnemann University School of Medicine in 1994. He works in Ansonia, CT and specializes in Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine. Dr. Curtiss is affiliated with Griffin Hospital, Yale New Haven Hospital Saint Raphaels Campus and Yale New Haven Hospital. He speaks English, French and Spanish.
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OVER 20 DESIGNS INCLUDED in this Coffee Cup Cozy and Mug Cozy Collection!
A great stash buster - use your remnants
Quick gift idea - for any time of year
Masculine and Feminine designs - make one for everyone you know
Once we got started...we couldn't stop. One coffee cup cozy inspired another...and another...and another! We added some mug cozies. Then we decided to dress up some pint size canning jars. The possibilities are endless!
The PDF pattern has written directions, photos, gauge info, materials list, checkboxes to mark your progress and more. Here's what's included in this set:
SOCK MONKEY - Mug - Button eyes, 3D mouth and ears
OWL - Cup - Crocodile stitch wings
DOG - Cup - Spot behind eye, 3D nose and ears
BEAR - Cup - 3D nose and ears
LADY BUG - Mug - Button eyes act as clasp
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HEARTS - Cup - Create one, two or a whole ring of hearts
PATRIOTIC - Jar - Star adorned lid cozy
CUPCAKE - Cup - Has a cherry on top
PUMPKIN - Jar - Cute vine lid cozy
MUMMY - Cup - It's a wrap
SANTA - Cup - Make with fur cuff or without
WINTER - cup - two snowflake sizes
SPRING AND SUMMER - mug - Flower looks adorable in various colors
FALL LEAVES - cup - Cute 3D leaves
FOOTBALL - mug - Make with or without white striping
Wild and Crazy:
SMILE - cup - Stitch any grin
STAR TREK - cup - Change colors for different personnel
COUNTRY HEART - cup - Sweet button detail
JEANS / PANTS - mug - Stitch pockets and zipper
RADIOACTIVE - mug - Caution, contents may be hot
SHELL - mug - Cute repeated pattern
SHELL WITH RUFFLE - mug - All dressed up
SINGLE CABLE - mug - Add buttons for flair
THREE CABLES - mug - Maximum fun with cables
Dimensions: Approx 3" x 5"
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'Madden 25' cover revealed tonight
By Kevin Seifert
Here is your friendly reminder that Wednesday is the final day of voting for the
all-NFC North "Madden 25" cover contest
Will it be Detroit Lions Hall of Fame running back Barry Sanders, representing the "Old School" bracket?
Will it be Minnesota Vikings tailback Adrian Peterson, who won the "New School" bracket?
The winner will be revealed during a live program beginning at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN2.
In the video, SportsNation's Charissa Thompson takes a straw preview poll on the streets of Los Angeles.