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A Broadway musical claims that life is a cabaret. Jeanne Childs prefers to think of it as a cafeteria, with people placing their life choices on a tray as they pass through the line.
In simpler times, Ms. Childs notes, continuing her metaphor, everyone could select from one or two types of entres, salads, and pies. "It wasn't hard to make decisions, and we usually ended up with just the right amount to consume."
But as choices have proliferated in every area of life, moderation gets harder. "The urge to 'have it all' permeates our culture," says Childs, of Lebanon, N.H. "Our eyes are bigger than our stomachs. We don't know how to manage choice, and we routinely heap our plates too full to digest."
All these diverse choices lead to what she calls fragmentation - "a self-destructive new form of gluttony, although no one knows they're overeating." She adds, "Because of the ongoing, mile-high, piled-up plates of things we make ourselves do, we don't see the wonders of life. No matter how much we do, we feel shortchanged and empty" - hungry for something more.
Childs knows the feeling well. Ten years ago, responsibilities at home and at work - she is a marketing strategist and graphics designer for small businesses - left her frazzled and dissatisfied. She longed for space and time. She also watched several clients sabotage their businesses and professions by overextending themselves. They were, she says, "caught in a trap of their own making, like hamsters on a wheel, running in circles."
Childs sees evidence of this fragmentation everywhere - in abrupt phone calls, rushed or missed appointments, a driven demeanor, and perpetually full appointment calendars. The sad result is often resentment and a longing to restore balance, peace, and a saner pace.
"Remember when we all went to those time management courses?" Childs asks with a laugh. "Nobody ever questioned what it was we were trying to manage and stuff into our time. The solution was always just to get a bigger Day-Timer."


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Curried Pineapple and Dried Fig Salsa
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The combination of figs, pineapple, coconut and curry gives this salsa a pleasing sweet and spicy taste that pairs well with full-flavored entrees, such as broiled seafood, pan-seared shrimp, barbecued pork or lamb.
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Calories | 108 |
Total Fat | 2g |
Saturated Fat | 0 |
Cholesterol | 0 |
Sodium | 5mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 24g |
Dietary Fiber | -- |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 1g |
Calcium | 0 |
Serves: 4
Total Time: 30 min
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- 1 cup(s) dried whole Mission figs, stemmed (about 6 ounces)
- 1 teaspoon(s) curry powder
- crushed red pepper, or to taste
- 1.25 cup(s) water, or as needed
- 1.75 cup(s) diced fresh pineapple, or 20-ounce can pineapple chunks in juice (not drained)
- 3 tablespoon(s) unsweetened coconut chips, or shavings (see Note)
- Combine figs, curry powder, crushed red pepper and water in a medium saucepan. (If using canned pineapple, use the pineapple liquid to cook the figs, adding water if necessary to measure 1 1/4 cups.) Bring to a boil. Cover and cook over low heat until the figs are softened and plumped, 15 to 20 minutes, depending on their dryness. Use a slotted spoon to transfer the figs to a cutting board, leaving the liquid in the pan. When cool enough to handle, cut into quarters and transfer to a medium bowl.
- Add pineapple to the liquid in the pan. Return to a simmer over medium heat and cook, stirring occasionally, until the liquid is reduced and the pineapple is well coated, about 5 minutes. Add the pineapple mixture to the figs; stir to combine.
- Heat a small skillet over medium-low heat. Add coconut and toast, stirring, until golden, 3 to 5 minutes. Stir the coconut into the fruit. Serve the salsa warm, at room temperature or chilled.
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5 su giugno 04, 2010
I have stayed at the Windemere Inn many times, mostly for business, and Beth went out of her way to always let me stay in my favorite room. Everything is so immaculate and clean, as well as beautifully decorated. Beth and her staff went out of their way to anticipate my wishes. The breakfast is outstanding, in taste and presentation. The pergola on the dunes with view on the ocean was so delightful, especially at night for sky gazing and turtle watching.
5 su dicembre 15, 2009
I have stayed here several times and keep coming back because Beth is such a gracious host. She always remembers the room I prefer and my favorite cookies. She goes above and beyond to make your stay wonderful. Looking forward to coming back soon!
5 su ottobre 08, 2009
There is only one word for our overall experience here at that is "PERFECT". From the moment we arrived the Beth (owner) and her gracious staff were there to greet us and show us around. It felt like we were at a home away from home. The room was immaculate, and grounds superb. Everyday we would wake up to fresh coffee, delicious homecooked breakfast, wonderful private beach with all the things you need to go from beach towels, chairs, umbrellas, etc... After a peacful day at the beach we were welcomed with an all time favorite "Tea Time" usually consisting of 2 delicious desserts and choice of beverage (our favorite...fresh brewed ice tea). Not being from Florida we were unsure of where to go for shopping & dining, and the staff was very helpful in finding us wonderful things to do. If you are looking for the perfect getaway this is the place for you. Great for all! We will return for many more years to come. Thanks for making our Honeymoon a week to remember! Stephen & Michele Gonzalez
5 su settembre 30, 2009
The rooms were beautifully decorated, comfortable and every need provided for. Beth, the Innkeeper was a delight I wanted to bring her home with me. The food was delicious and prompt. Well located, right on ocean and boardwalk. Hope to go again. Mr. & Mrs. Reynolds
5 su settembre 02, 2009
The inn was truly an experience that opens the eyes. There is a vast difference between Windemere & the chains. Relaxing home away from home.
5 su agosto 12, 2009
My wife and I had a wonderful and very relaxing stay. We were treated as royalty. Our room was super clean with plenty of room. We enjoyed our walks on the beautiful beach. Will definitely return. PS Breakfast was delicious.
4,0 su luglio 16, 2009
Love this place, great innkeeper and breakfast/tea. Have stayed here before and can't wait to come back!
5 su luglio 15, 2009
innkeeper, Beth, is a warm, fuzzy lady who makes you feel as if you are coming home when you visit. Our family came with my husband and I on our 2nd visit and they too felt the same way! Crepes were superb!
5 su luglio 11, 2009
What a gorgeous place to stay! We walked out of our door and we were already practically on the beach. We were provided with everything needed for a fun day at the beach - chairs, towels, umbrellas, sand toys, etc. The food was outstanding and we loved having snacks and drinks available to us during our entire stay! (day and night!) Our room was very clean and the jacuzzi tub was an added luxury. Beth (owner) and her staff could not have been more attentive or helpful. We had an extremely enjoyable experience and memories made that will last a lifetime!
5 su luglio 02, 2009
I didn't have to ask for anything because my needs were anticipated. The rooms were beautiful and relaxing. Music, candles, bath salts, it was all there!!
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DP'ers who stuck with the GOP to carry on RP's vision of transforming the party from within...
Submitted by brigitfey on Thu, 02/20/2014 - 02:04I'm interested to hear what you've been doing! I just attended my local GOP meeting. Our caucus here in CO is next month and there was also talk of candidates for local positions.
I totally respect those who ran away from the party in disgust after 2012. Perhaps I am fortunate to live in a rural county where Republicans are largely farmers & ranchers and the party is a minority. They were happy to have me even after I blew my cover and they knew I was a RP supporter. I come from the kooky side of our vast valley so they appreciate my input since most of the voting base of the county is in my area.
I'm contemplating running as a delegate to State Assembly again. Once I express the interest, I think my chances are solid. It sure won't be as exciting as 2012 but there's a lot more work to be done! CO may be great for the legalization thing but we still face many daunting issues as I'm sure most of, if not all other states do.
Anyone else want to share their experiences? Peace
Update: My County Assembly is this Sat. and my county chair will be pushing for me to be elected as a delegate to State Convention. If elected, I will have the opportunity to support 2 Liberty candidates in CO CD3...David Cox (former RP delegate) & Senator Owen Hill (RP endorsed). Very low turn out at my caucus but we reminded ourselves that this is where it all begins! Again, I respect those who chose to opt out of the Republican BS but it sure can't hurt to have some of us liberty-minded folks in the fold. Hope to see some of you DPers in Boulder at the State Convention!
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Now let's see David's speech!
I know it will be available soon! Talked to David afterwards at a GREAT gathering of Liberty people just hours afterwards and had found out that David also got on the Primary ballot with 33.81% of the CD3 delegate votes!
I have another video of David from that event that will get posted somewhere and at some point. I just want to run it by him first, as well as cut the video into several sections, as there were several speeches last night and I want to separate them first.
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I appreciate your post and
I appreciate your post and your effort but for Me, screw the GOP! I registered republican to vote for my candidate of choice, who happened to be a republican,,, that's it!
I have no interest in trying to fix, change or transform either little club, and I doubt anyone who isn't a loyal supporter of one would follow the lead of "transforming" either. Therein lies a rub.
It's good they happily accepted you, but does being the minority party and being from the area with the largest voting base play a part? Maybe not, but it's odd that you felt as if your "cover" had been blown because they found out you supported,,, a fellow Republican, of all people :/
Maybe transforming people into being a little less loyal to a party would be better than trying to transform or gain support for a party. After all, one of the arguments used against RP was that he was out of sync with "the party", as if that was a bad thing.
Change starts with us!
More power to you and your efforts though.
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I only made that 'blew my cover' comment...
because I know how many others were ousted after their true intentions were discovered. Yes, thankfully I live in a county where the Reps are relatively sane. The Dems here are a whole other story...Thank you for your comments!
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Where I've been...
The Ron Paul Revolution taught me the effectiveness of strong fund raising through it's "money bombs". Ever since then, I became a heavy donor for pro-liberty causes.
I've given strong financial support to Young Americans for Liberty and their political action committee Liberty Action (www.libertyaction.com). I've given strong financial support to the Institute for Justice, Club for Growth, Senate Conservatives Fund, Heritage Action, Heritage Foundation, CATO Institute, Students for Liberty, Drug Policy Alliance, Marijuana Policy Project, Electronic Frontier Foundation, NRA Legal Defense Fund, and the National Right to Work Committee.
I've branched out into left-libertarianism in an effort to embed the pro-liberty message within the Democratic Party and Green Party demographic. Murray Rothbard'a journal "Left & Right" (years 1965-1968) and Noam Chomsky's books inspired me to explore socialism and communism within a small-government and free-market framework. I was working in Germany at the time when the Occupy Movement started and learned a lot from my German friends about credit unions and worker cooperatives at Occupy Berlin back in 2011. Since then, I've pulled my money out of commercial banks and put in in credit unions and cooperative banks. I bank with a local credit union in Northern Virginia and finance workers cooperatives through National Cooperative Bank (www.ncb.coop). NCB shares much of their work on Housing Cooperatives, community-based health care centers, and worker cooperatives on their site Capital Impact Partners: http://www.ncbcapitalimpact.org/
I feel that the direct action philosophy of "just do it" or "just build it" is the best approach to promoting left-libertarian ideas. I believe this work must be built at the ground-level prior to promoting left-libertarian ideas within the Democratic Party or Green Party. Once these systems are built at the grassroots level on a national scale, then the political parties of "the left" will adopt them. I don't believe it will work the other way around; that is, promote left-libertarianism in the political parties and hope their politicians bring the system into existence on the streets.
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My county sucks...I
My county sucks...I discovered that last election when I was a delegate. So I am not a delegate...nor do I go to their stupid btch fests aka meetings. My district is much friendlier! I was asked to be a Sgt. in Arms for our district convention and i was asked by none other than our District Chair to run for a board position in 2015 where he will personally endorse me. I do plan on becoming a delegate again in 2016 when Rand runs for POTUS.
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I'm not stuck with anything
I don't care about red team or blue team, I only care about what I can do for my neighborhood, politically or otherwise. Beyond that is of little concern to me.
The Republicans here in NH are absolutely disgusting and thoroughly corrupt, the Democrats even more so. I'm not about to catch any fleas by laying down with such dogs.
As far as anyone who, for whatever reason, still supports either party, all I can do is mutter a semi-sincere "good luck with that".
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Why stop with
Why stop with Republicans?
Take over both parties.
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Undertakover both parties
Undertakover both parties
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It would be harder to take
It would be harder to take over the Democratic Party simply because they love big government and they don't hide it.
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You're right we shouldn't stop w/ Republican party.... but...
...we are still just getting started really. These things take time and we are having huge influence even now. Once we have comfortably taken back the GOP we can start working on returning the Democratic party to a party resembling that of an American, constitutional political party (again?).
If there are current registered Democrats who are DPers, RP supporters, or even just libertarian-leaning liberals then they can and should begin to plant those seeds now.
This may never happen though. The NWO knows there is a rapidly spreading awakening going on and they cannot allow it to reach a tipping point, which is almost here. They will likely start WW3 or SHTF/economic collapse/false-flag, before Americans can take back America from the globalist puppet-masters.
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It must depend on your local party.
MIne is very good and it is worthwhile to keep in touch with them. Learning about local government and candidates is much more positive than despairing over a perfect Presidential candidate.
But I can't bring myself to do any official party business.
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City Councils can hire and fire police chiefs, change police policies, fire city managers, etc.
City Councils can also over see property taxes, regulations, and zoning.
You want to liberate your city, run for City Council.
In Fact, be wise about running and run as a TEAM. Take 6 of the 9 seats.
Run as a team. Make the voter vote for "team change". Sell yourself as a group package.
What is the worst that could happen? You spread your message, your goals, your vision? Even if you don't win, you spread the message of freedom, put govt on notice.
Think about it.
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GOP is a dirty fight that I cant win.
Stocked with the Rothschild sponsored Bush crime family these despots will lie cheat steal and murder. The GOP is their tool paid for with counterfeit false national debt issued Rothschild debt slave money.
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There are no organizations. Only individuals.
Change the individuals, you change the organization.
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All this hard work "taking
All this hard work "taking over" a party that DOESNT want to be taken over will be futile with rule 16 official now. I wish you people would stop wasting your time. It would be better spent teaching people how there's no difference between the "two" parties.
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AS far as I'm concerned "they" "took over"...
...the GOP from the constitutional conservative grass-roots party the GOP has traditionally been.
There has always been infighting and jockeying for power and that will never change.
But, it is up to those individuals who still see clearly through the fog, who can see the globalist infiltration of the parties for what it is; an "alien" takeover, to reverse it.
If they were able to infiltrate the parties, take them over, and brainwash the sheeple followers, then the same thing can be done/undone. And it is being done/undone. Ron and Rand have/are proving that.
We can get a guy like LEE BRIGHT in as U.S. Senator in S. Carolina, and replace Lindsey Graham. That's a huge step in the right direction for liberty and the Constitution. An opportunity that should not be given up on, imho.
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Of course they don't want to
Of course they don't want to be taken over. But can they stop us?
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they have done a pretty darn good job of it so far.
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Numbers my friend. Nobody is
Numbers my friend. Nobody is interested in politics like the Paulistas. Become delegates, chair members, board members, city council. They can't stop us all.
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What exactly is the
What exactly is the alternative to working from within to reform the Republican Party--where at least we have some standing?
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You ask: "What is the alternative to working from within the...
...republican party to reform it?"
LOTS OF OPTIONS, but here is one of the most important ones...
We need to fight for OPEN presidential dabates where these 2 corrupt parties conspire to keep ANY OTHER PARTY or INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE OUT.
Check into "Free and Equal" which is working hard to change this.
Believe me - if principled people left the republican party in droves (that is if there ARE droves of principled people in the GOP), and supported the idea of NO PARTY and INDIVIDUAL and INDEPENDENT candidates, then we would make a difference.
Zak Carter (a good Daily Paul member) is busy slaving away to help "Free and Equal" force the rotted Presidential Debates Commission to open up opportunities for candidates who might not be democrat or republican.
By the way, Ron Paul endirses this organization.
More here at their site:
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Ron Paul and I agree with you
Ron Paul knows very well that what you said is the truth.
He took his only option and ran Republican because it was more effective than any other third party. It got him in the debates.
And to those who accuse him of 'duping' us. Fuck that bullshit.
He did what he had to do, hoped for the best and fractured the hell out of this charade in Washington.
America will never be the same. Business as usual is gradually coming to an end.
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2008 Was the last straw for me.
I finally realized the GOP is identical to the Democrat party.
Anti-gun, Pro-abortion, Pro-welfare, Anti-individual, Pro-nation building, Pro-gigantic government, Anti-free market and Pro-social engineering Collectivists.
That's when I joined the Libertarian party!
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Activism expresses itself in many forms...
And I respect the various paths we all have chosen to embark on as engaged individuals.
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I am around 95% Republicans...
...pretty much wherever I go around my area and at work. I have always been outspoken about my support for Ron Paul in the last 2 elections. Most liked him but had some doubts plastered in their minds due to the Rush, Levin, etc. constant little comments planted in their brains. Seems as if many are seeing what Paul was talking about now and because of the debates, he made many think and understand what they now know to be true. All his efforts were not in vain and every dime donated to get him on national debates were well worth it! So many people have knowledge of things happening now because of that.
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Right on...
I heard a guy in his 70's at my local meeting say, "We have to stop thinking we can legislate morality!"
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"Theses projects are an excellent example of the critical collaboration and investment that leads to new job creation, as well as support for the vital manufacturing sector that is critical to the Commonwealth's long-term economic success," said Secretary of Housing and Economic Development Greg Bialecki. "The Recovery Zone Facility Bond Program offers the Patrick-Murray Administration an ideal opportunity to jump start private investment, development and opportunity throughout the state."
The following projects have received funding through the Recovery Zone Facility Bond program:
· A.D. Makepeace Company in Wareham: $8.5 million
· Allegrone Companies in Lenox: $3 million
· Bernardi in Brockton: $16 million
· Iredale Mineral Cosmetics in Great Barrington: $4.6 million
· Kayem Foods in Chelsea: $6.5 million
· Pembroke Plaza in Pembroke: $9.73 million
· Pharmalucence in Billerica: $20 million
· 354 Main St., LLC in Gardner: $2.35 million
· IMHA Real Estate in Taunton: $2.43 million
· Brockton Paramount in Brockton: $3.2 million
· Riverbridge North, LLC in Berlin: $2.48 million
· Orchard Run Associates in Amherst: $3 million
· 50 Prescott Street, LLC in Worcester: $14.45 million
· r.k.Miles Inc. in Hatfield: $4.4 million
Dominion Energy Brayton Point, LLC received $159.5 million in Recovery Zone Facility Bond cap in the last week of the program. Dominion closed on the bonds on December 30th ensuring that the state put as much Recovery Zone cap to use as possible before the program's expiration on December 31, 2010. Dominion will use the bonds to complete environmental improvements to the Brayton Point Plant in Somerset. This project will create an estimated 240 jobs during construction and an estimated 18 new full-time positions upon its completion.
"Recovery Zone Bonds helped companies throughout the Commonwealth move forward on development projects and provide new jobs for Massachusetts workers," said MassDevelopment President and CEO Robert L. Culver. "MassDevelopment appreciates the opportunity to help these companies though this innovative financing option and, as a result, stimulate the local economy."
MassDevelopment, the state's finance and development authority, works with businesses, financial institutions, and communities to stimulate economic growth across the Commonwealth. During FY2010, MassDevelopment financed or managed 238 projects in 104 communities across the state generating investment of nearly $1.4 billion in the Massachusetts economy.


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A gravel truck overturned and blocked a ramp onto Interstate 435 Monday afternoon.
The crash happened on a ramp leading from East Stadium Drive onto southbound I-435. The ramp gets heavy use from traffic leaving games at Kauffman and Arrowhead stadiums, but is less busy at other times.
There were no serious injuries reported in the crash.
Kansas City police said initially said the ramp was likely to be closed through the rush hour, but the truck and debris had been removed by 4 p.m.
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Ideal Hotel for people who wants to be near to the beach and also in walking distance to all night entertainments...but wanting to enjoy the quietness ...overnight! Well, this Hotel happens to be located in a most quiet dead-end street. The daily offered Brunch and Supper were (most of the time) very tasteful. - Philippe
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Good value for what you pay for, great location,beach, bars, the strip, restaurants all literally right on the doorstep, on a bit of a hill, but after a night out and a few drinks you dont even notice it! yea it was a little noisey but any hotel near the strip would be the same, your in magaluf, wrong place for quiet holiday!! Rooms basic and cleanish, again it's a budget hotel you get what you pay for and tbh we only needed room to sleep and wash that was it, oh and the showers (well ours anyw - Anonymous
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New York (KETK) — With months of debate and discussion wrapped up as to whom the Texans would select with the first overall pick, the franchise settled on defensive end Jadeveon Clowney.
Sports analysts across the county had argued whether the club should select South Carolina's Jadeveon Clowney, Texas A&M's Johnny Manziel or University of Central Florida's Blake Bortles. In the end, the Texans went with defense.
Houston's next pick, unless traded, will be 33rd overall.
The Texans finished last season with the worst record in the league at 2-15 (1-5) after having Super Bowl expectations.
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NBC's Olympics Slowed Down And Sexed Up [VIDEO]
The Olympic women look amazing, but NBC realized they look even better when you slow them down.
The Olympic women look amazing, but NBC realized they look even better when you slow them down.
Business is a bit low right now. Approach the marketing team for a new strategy? Nah… let's get all the girls soaking wet and leggy and reel in all the pervs instead. Well, that's the strategy that China's Guilin Merryland Resort in Gaungxi has put to the test.
It's time for that age old question: Who are lazier, men or women? It was the battle of the sexes in the second half of today's show as Free Beer asked everyone for their thoughts. Of the six people in the studio, five thought that men were lazier than women with only one person (a female intern) on the side of men.
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Portlandia has endeared the nation, nay, the world to the weird charm of Stumptown aka Rose City. Many might not know the area is actually a strip club haven – with exotic dancers that are more akin to SuicideGirls than Hooters waitresses. If you need further reason why Portland should be your next travel destination – we present Portland's 2nd annual Bacon Cup, which combined man's favorite food with our favorite spectator sport – stripper wrestling.
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I am extremely pumped (pun intended) to be apart of this great event however, I'm not walking into this unprepared.
Who knew that fans of cycling could be so crazy? This woman was either really excited to see whoever these two cyclists are, or was looking for a little attention. We're betting on attention. It's a bit blurry, but to be on the safe side, it's probably not safe for work.
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The Monitor Ridge Climbing Route is the primary route used by climbers during the summer. It is a nontechnical scramble, gaining 4,500 feet in 5 miles. Most climbers complete the round trip in 7 to 12 hours.
This route begins from: Climbers Bivouac off FR 81-830
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The route begins at Climber's Bivouac, located at the end of Forest Road 830, south of the volcano. At 3,700 feet elevation, Climber's Bivouac has the highest vehicle access on Mount St. Helens.
Start on Ptarmigan Trail #216A which climbs 1,100 feet in 2 1/4 miles to timberline at 4,800 feet elevation.
Above timberline, the route generally follows Monitor Ridge, climbing steeply through blocky lava flows and loose pumice and ash. From timberline the route is marked with large wooden posts to about 7,000 feet elevation. The upper 1,300 feet of the route is unmarked and covered with loose, rock, pumice and ash. On your descent, take care to stay on route, a minor detour may put you far off route at timberline.
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The Confucius institute at the University of Montana joined the Academic WorldQuest 2010 host by Montana World Affairs Council today and brought a mobile corner introducing Chinese culture and language to the students on the competition.
Many Students were very interested in the Chinese books and materials displayed on the corner. Some students didn't know that CIUM has offered Chinese language programs throughout Montana since last fall and expressed their hopes to take the class in the future. High School teachers from Livingston also invited CIUM staffs to their school to have a Chinese culture lecture/workshop for their students.
"It is always good to let the students know more about China because China is a very important country," said Ambassador Mark Johnson, the president and founder of Montana World Affairs Council. "Thanks very much for joining our event today."
Academic WorldQuest (AWQ) is a team game challenging competitors' knowledge of international issues in areas like geography, history, current events, culture and more. What began in 2005 with only three teams has grown to include more than 30 teams from around the state as students become more and more interested in global affairs. The 2009 competition, hosted by Mayor John Engen, included categories of water issues, population in developing countries, current events, alternative fuels, globalization, and more. More than 30 teams traveled to Missoula and joined the game around the state, including schools in Lincoln, Troy, Gardiner, Billings, Frenchtown, Butte, Helena, Arlee, and students from the Homeschool community.


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Conesus Lake, N.Y. - On one of the hottest day's this summer, public health officials were telling people to stay out of the water. Blue-green algae surfaced, Monday, in Conesus Lake.
Blue-green algae is a bacteria that is found naturally in the waterways, but is toxic when concentrated on the surface, looking like pea soup and in some areas blue paint.
Possible symptoms of exposure to blue-green algae are rashes and blisters, fever, headache, eye/nose/throat irritation, muscle pain and weakness, difficulty breathing, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and dry cough. Pets can have similar systems, such as vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, and loss of appetite.
Most of the blue-green algae are along the north end of the lake because that's the direction the water flows. The Livingston County Department of Health said warm weather, wind and/or rain can cause the algae to surface and bloom, the algae will eventually dissipate on its own.
"As I got up in there I could see the stuff just flowing," said Bob Horrocks as he recounted his morning kayak trip around the lake. Horrocks said this isn't the first year for the algae but it hasn't always been a problem. "Only a few years ago [it started], maybe like 6-7 years ago."
Swimming is prohibited at Vitale and Long Point Parks on the lake until further notice because of the algae.
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12 We have not received this world's spirit; instead, we have received the Spirit sent by God, so that we may know all that God has given us. | 12 We have not received the spirit of the world but the Spirit who is from God, that we may understand what God has freely given us. |
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Rio extends offer for Riversdale again
PUBLISHED: 20 May 2011 18:13:44 | UPDATED: 21 May 2011 02:37:19PRINT EDITION: 20 May 2011
Mining giant Rio Tinto has extended its $4 billion takeover offer for coal miner Riversdale Mining by two weeks to June 3.
The extension follows Rio's two-week extension on May 6.
Rio Tinto said in a statement on Friday that it now held a relevant interest of 73.39 per cent of Riversdale shares.
India's Tata Steel holds about 26 per cent of Riversdale shares.
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- Brick by brick: Fred Baker's long view crafts Waynesville into model town
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- Choppy seas? Not a chance: It's always smooth sailing for Nyda Bittmann-Neville
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Finding the sweet spot in government regulation, like on a wooden baseball bat, is often difficult. It's the place where people are protected from the inherent dangers that go hand in hand with many large industrial enterprises while those same businesses are able to make a healthy profit that provides benefits to individuals, local communities and the government to whom it pays taxes. Finding a balance between these often competing interests is challenging.
In fact, in many cases it is left to the business itself to do the right thing. Often owners are so conscientious of their responsibilities there are not any problems. Sometimes those owners are more interested in profit than the safety of their workers or the environment. Other times, human error turns good intentions into unintended — and sometimes catastrophic — results.
The last few months has left many residents in the Allens Creek community of Waynesville wondering if the proper balance has been found between government regulations and free enterprise. The Allens Creek rock quarry owned by Harrison Construction wants to expand operations and is seeking state approval to do so. Residents complaints on several fronts — dust, explosions, the size of the quarry, and sediment runoff — have led to revelations that neither the state nor the federal government is doing a thorough job keeping tabs on the quarry. State officials say their manpower is stretched thin and that they are doing as good a job as possible with the resources they have.
Many people look at a company like Harrison and try to put them in the same league with larger corporate bad guys. That's a mistake that doesn't do any good. It's important that we look at this quarry as an individual entity that is trying to operate within the parameters set forth by state and federal laws.
The real problem is that state regulators aren't looking out for the well being of those who live near this quarry. It appears from this newspaper's investigations that the agencies charged with making sure the quarry stays in compliance with state regulations may not be doing a good job. In some cases existing regulations are not strict enough or don't exist. More than ever, citizens in the Allens Creek community and elsewhere are dependent on regulators and inspectors to look out for their interests.
As this recession lingers, declining tax revenues are forcing the state to take drastic budget measures. There's little chance more "bureaucrats," i.e., government regulators and inspectors, will be hired. That's an unfortunate situation, one that will make fixing this situation more difficult.
Some in the Allens Creek community may wish this quarry did not exist or that it would close. Not us. What we want is for it to be held to the highest standards for operations of its kind. Until that happens, neighbors have every right to keep making noise.


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The state gives families at risk of homelessness a $65 per day temporary shelter benefit for up to 16 days, or until they find something more permanent. Assemblyman Mark Stone says his bill would raise the benefit to $75 a day.
"This is for families with kids," says Stone. "It always breaks my heart to see the kids having to spend the night in cars before they go to school, parents having to spend the night in cars with their kids before they go to work the next day."
The bill provides for additional family members to receive $15 each. But, it would cap the benefit for a family at $125 per day. More than 8,000 California families experienced homelessness in 2012, according to a recent study.
Stone introduced the bill in the Human Services Committee, where a companion bill that would eliminate the consecutive day requirement for temporary shelter benefits has also been proposed.
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Group West Virginia Cooking Classes: Join us in our West Virginia kitchen for a professional group cooking class. In each class, you will partake in hands-on preparation while learning from one of our expert chefs. We also provide you with the recipes and the chance to taste your culinary creations. Classes are held in the newly renovated kitchen at our beautiful Hawthorn Estate. Contact us for more information >> Check our calendar for list of classes >> Whether you're a kitchen beginner, food enthusiast, or experienced cook, we can tailor your class experience to learn new skills and have fun in the process. Individuals, couples, or private groups will have the chef all to themselves to learn new skills, try new ingredients, or hone in on specific techniques. Cooking together with your friends, co-workers, or partner is a great way to connect. Our private classes are great for: Friends – For bridal showers, a girls or guys night out, or just hanging with your pals, consider a cooking class to bring everyone together and enjoy your meal at the end of the class (appetizers & cocktails, brunch or dinner options available). Team Building – Co-workers or teammates will work together in the kitchen and then share a meal around the table together when their work is done. Choose a lunch or dinner menu. Romance – Cooking, like love, requires that you use all of your senses. We'll create beautiful food that you'll experience together – some of it in the dining room and some of it to take with you and enjoy alone. Contact us for more information >> Select from the menu of choices below and let us know what type of class you'd enjoy by emailing us at email@example.com.
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North Florida Community College's "Kids in College: An Innovation of Fun" program offers a creative and educational outlet for children over the summer. Three camps are being offered for children in completed 1st through 6th grades – Kelly Center Kids, Art Camp and Culinary Camp – June 9-26 and July 7-24 at varying times (see schedule below). Camps will run Monday through Thursday with no camps scheduled during the week of July 4. NFCC is also hosting its annual Health Scholars Camp for completed 6th through 9th graders July 7-10.
2014 NFCC "Kids in College" Camp Schedule:
Kelly Center Kids (Completed 1st-6th Grades)
Every day is about being healthy and getting active. Find out which fun, healthy activity is for you. Sign up and get challenged. Comfortable clothing and athletic shoes required.
DATES: June 9-26 TIME: 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
DATES: July 7-24 TIME: 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Art Camp (Completed 1st-6th Grades)
Children will draw, color and paint with a variety of mediums. Their creations will become memories of their summer of 2014. The main focus is to be expressive while having fun.
DATES: June 9-26 TIME: 1-3 p.m.
DATES: July 7-24 TIME: 1:-3 p.m.
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Cooking made fun! Learn about knife safety, microwave safety, using an electric mixer, blender or other kitchen appliances. Additional kitchen basics such as: how to tell when noodles, cakes and cookies are done, and how to double a recipe or "half" it.
DATES: June 9-26 TIME: 3-5 p.m.
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Do you know what to do when it comes to first aid? Are you interested in the Health Career field? If you answered yes to either of these questions you are a fit for this camp.
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Children attending camp must be registered prior to the first day of camp; registration deadline for Health Scholars Camp is June 30. Camp costs vary and are based on half or full day camp options. Discounts will be applied for each second and third child in a family for Kelly Center Kids, Art Camp and Culinary Camp. For more information, contact Denise Bell at (850) 973-9481 or email@example.com. More information is also available at http://www.nfcc.edu/kids-in-college.


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An exhibit of work by artist Jose Zavala, of the southwest suburbs, is on display through April at the Donna Pope Gallery & Studio in Elmhurst.
"Alone" by Jose Zavala, a resident of the southwest suburbs
In his artist statement, southwest suburban resident Jose Zavala wrote, "I hope people focus on my bright colors so they don't see my dark past."
The colors seem to dance off Jose Zavala's canvases. The messages within those vivid acrylic works are just as striking. In the artist's evocative "Children of the Sun" series you see the struggles of the immigrant population — a barefoot pioneer doing hard labor ("Pionero"), … Read More


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Looking at individuals as different as John Steele(Marvel) and New Wave(DC), I felt compelled to pop the question- how do you imprison/execute individuals who cannot die or are impervious to age or death by conventional means and whose execution or lifelong imprisonment would raise a host of (US at least) constitutional matters( OK New Wave can be incarcerated in a test tube/giant bottle- but as she can transmute her body into water-which of all the elements is arguably the most indestructible; it can be turned into ice or steam-but sooner or later returns to its natural liquid state, this means that she is functionally immortal. How long would be before she literally started to exhibit signs of prison psychosis- "stir crazy". And the mechanics of executing such a woman-far less the cost of conventional imprisonment alone- would drive most state or Federal authorities crazy?)
Much of the previous observations about New Wave apply to John Steele( who, his seeming death notwithstanding, has been around for nearly two centuries ; he was made immortal/indestructible in 1865, and presumably fought in not just the US Civil War but the Spanish-American and both World Wars). True, he could be placed in an adamantium based cell( but the cost alone would be prohibitive).
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email@example.com SPRINGFIELD – Mayor Domenic Sarno said that a $35 million purchase of the Springfield Plaza property on Liberty Street and a planned $4 million improvement plan shows the faith investors have in Springfield. Sarno announced the purchase at a press conference on March 4 in the parking lot of the Stop & Shop, one of the tenants. The purchase and renovation is a joint venture between Albany Road Real Estate Partners of Boston and Davenport Companies, also of Boston and the development partner for the MGM Springfield casino. Charles Irving of Davenport said that his company had redeveloped the former Springdale Mall on Boston Road and then "stayed away" from the city. He explained his company was "comfortable with the investment climate" here. "We wouldn't be here if it were not for these two guys," Irving said, pointing to Sarno and the city's Chief Development Officer Kevin Kennedy. He said that his work with MGM had re-acquainted him with the city. "We think the city is a great investment." Irving added. Christopher Knisley of Albany Road, said that buying the shopping plaza was a "great opportunity" and " a big, big investment for our company. He noted the center is currently 90 percent leased and is "performing well." Knisley said the partners should start their plans to improve the property around May 1. The effort would focus on upgrading building facades, entrances, lighting, parking lots, landscaping and property signage. On a map of the property the current and future tenants were shown including a Planet Fitness in the location of the former bowling center. Kennedy and Sarno both noted there has been a shopping center on the property since 1950s. During the 1920s and 1930s the Springfield Airport was located there, home to the Granville Brothers and their famous Gee-Bee airplanes. Sarno said, "This significant financial commitment, to an important neighborhood, is further evidence of an impending citywide renaissance. There is a new vision for Springfield, anchored by the University of Massachusetts, the redevelopment of Union Station and MGM's pending $800 million commitment to downtown Springfield. These urban planning milestones raise confidence in the future of Springfield and incent private investment throughout the city. I assure you, the Springfield Plaza is the first of many noteworthy 2014 announcements generated by the city's long term planning and vision." |


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A person from Kerala, who was believed to have been executed after being kidnapped in the Philippines, did not die and he was actually freed recently, official sources here said.
Biju Kolara Veettil was abducted, allegedly by the Abu Sayyaf group, on June 22 last year from his in-laws home. The police said some months later that Biju, who had married a Filipino, was killed while visiting her home.
But his wife Elena contested the claim, saying Biju was in the custody of the Abu Sayyaf group. Meanwhile, his relatives approached the Ministry of External Affairs and Defence Minister A.K. Antony.
It now emerges that the Abu Sayyaf group, which routinely kidnaps foreigners to run its operations, released Biju after a year in captivity.
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I do not use a chainsaw very often. I have an old Mack 10-10. I need to keep a saw so that I can use as needed. How does this old saw compare with more modern ones? I know that newer ones weigh less and have more safety features. The old Mack has a 5.4cc engine, how does the efficiency, sawing, compare to newer ones. |
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- Posted by MantonJohn none (My Page) on Thu, Feb 6, 14 at 10:35
Heavy old saw, hard to find parts for, and if you don't wear ear protection, you will lose hearing in your right ear. Get it running right, and it will cut great, those old saws don't rev as high, but with a sharp chain will go through some wood with a lot of grunt. |
I have an old Mack too, I bought it in the 70's. I didn't need a chainsaw often, but when I needed one, I needed it then. It took a good bit of work getting it started every year even when it was new and after all of these years it became a PITA. I broke down and bought an Echo last year, now I'm actually looking for things to use it on! So much lighter, faster, fuel efficient, and starts so easy! The chain oiling systems have improved so much also. I had to replace the bar and chain on the old one every year without even using it that much. I have been using this Echo a lot due to a lot of my trees dying from our years long drought. I have probably put more hours on it in the last year than all totaled on the old Mack. Everything is still good, no need for a new bar or chain. And I don't have to sharpen the chain as often, maybe better chains? |
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On average, one child dies every two weeks when a TV, furniture or appliance falls onto him or her. By anchoring large furniture, televisions and appliances, these terrible tragedies can be prevented.
En promedio, un niño(a) muere cada dos semanas cuando un televisor, mueble o electrodoméstico le cae encima. Estas terribles tragedias pueden prevenirse al fijar grandes muebles, televisores y electrodomésticos.
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CPSC Commissioners vote on the Phthalates Notice of Proposed Rulemaking.
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7 I form light and create darkness, I make success and create disaster; I, the Lord, do all these things. | 7 I form the light and create darkness, I bring prosperity and create disaster; I, the LORD, do all these things. |
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Key & Peele to Run the 'Police Academy' Reboot
Movie News By Christopher Campbell on April 4, 2014 | Be the First To CommentIf you spent the recent 30th anniversary of Police Academy wondering where the comedy franchise's reboot is already, it seems that New Line might have been doing the same. And now they've revealed, via The Hollywood Reporter, that Key & Peele stars Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele are on board as producers of the next movie, which seems to be more of a continuation with an all new cast than a remake. That means we shouldn't be wondering if the duo will be taking over the roles of Hightower and Jones, respectively, or — less racist in thought — pondering if one of them will be the new Mahoney. Still, we're in the mood to play casting director, so let's look at who among Key and Peele's pals might be right for a part, if not any of the parts we love from the previous seven installments. A number of the guys they've worked with are actually old members of The State, which means they've all done their share of Police Academy antics on Reno 911 (so have both Key and Peele, as a matter of fact). Another comedic actor they've both worked with on more than a few occasions is Rob Huebel, who I could easily see as playing an antagonistic Captain Harris type. And how about their new friend Liam Neeson (aka Liam Neesons) as the academy commandant?
The Originals: 'Judge Dredd' Deserves a Serious Yet Still-Relevant Remake
Features By Christopher Campbell on September 16, 2012 | Comments (3)If ever there was proof remakes are worthwhile, it's the 1995 adaptation of Judge Dredd starring Sylvester Stallone. Neither a critical nor a box office success, the movie would probably be forgotten entirely if it weren't for the fact that it's based on a very popular comic strip. In the UK, anyway. Also, as much as there is to dismiss about the movie, it has some good ideas that aren't necessarily taken from the source material. Basically, it's a movie that could be remolded into a very fine film. That said, the upcoming Dredd 3D doesn't appear to be a remake so much as another attempt to mine a movie out of the character, which made its debut in the pages of 2000 AD in 1977. Not even the title is the same. Nevertheless, this isn't simply an umpteenth adaptation of Romeo and Juliet or Anna Karenina. With comic-based movies we think of the franchise. While The Dark Knight is not exactly a remake of the 1989 Batman, there's a tendency for people to be conscious of all movies involving the Caped Crusader, as a unified property. And we can't rightly think about Dredd 3D without considering its predecessor, either. Two and a half years ago, Brian revisited the earlier version with a thorough look at its pros and cons for a Junkfood Cinema column. So, there's no need to redo that, and I don't mean to. What I mean to do is address the movie in the context of its […]
New Line Sets Director for 'Police Academy' Remake; In Other News, They're Remaking 'Police Academy'
In Development By Kate Erbland on January 9, 2012 | Be the First To CommentAs I suspect that most reports of this news will fall on the side of snark with a side of pleading with a holy entity to explain why this is befalling humanity, I have chosen to present this news as straight as possible. Otherwise, I might combust. New Line Cinema has hired a director to reboot the Police Academy franchise, a series of seven films from the 80s and 90s that followed the humorous disasters that befell a group of unsuitable police trainees. Because, obviously, there is nothing funnier than the concept of morons, idiots, and losers serving and protecting their community. The series most notably starred Steve Guttenberg and that one guy who made all those sounds. The reboot was apparently announced back in February, but it appears that I've blocked that memory from my mind, because it was simply too heinous and bizarre to remember. New Line has picked Scott Zabielski to direct what we can only assume is the first film in a new franchise, marking Zabielski's first foray into feature directing. Zabielski's primary directing credit is as helmer of fifty-one episodes of Comedy Central's Tosh.0, a job that apparently proves his ability to direct an offering that is almost totally regurgitated clips and jokes. So, somewhat perfect.
Movie News After Dark: James Franco, Police Academy, Doctor Who Cupcakes and Over the Top 2
Movie News By Neil Miller on February 24, 2011 | Comments (4)What is Movie News After Dark? This is a question that I am almost never asked, but I will answer it for you anyway. Movie News After Dark is FSR's newest late-night secretion, a column dedicated to all of the news stories that slip past our daytime editorial staff and make it into my curiously chubby RSS 'flagged' box. It will (but is not guaranteed to) include relevant movie news, links to insightful commentary and other film-related shenanigans. I may also throw in a link to something TV-related here or there. It will also serve as my place of record for being both charming and sharp-witted, but most likely I will be neither of the two. I write this stuff late at night, what do you expect?
Exclusive: Bobcat Goldthwait Talks 'World's Greatest Dad'
Features By Scott Beggs on August 19, 2009 | Comments (2)Rejoice in another fantastic Reject Interview! As you can imagine, when discussing a movie of this emotional weight and dramatic consequence, we end up discussing Robin Williams's penis for most of the piece.
New 'Baywatch' Movie Bouncing Towards Being A Comedy
In Development By Rob Hunter on July 7, 2009 | Comments (9)The once-threatened Baywatch movie is moving forward, and it's going to be a comedy!? Yes, an intentional one…
Steve Guttenberg Threatening to Stage a Comeback
Movie News By Rob Hunter on November 28, 2008 | Comments (15)Remember Steve Guttenberg? The comic wit? The smirk? The abnormally well-defined pectoral muscles? No? Well he remembers you, and like that stalker ex-lover of yours he wants back in your life.
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May 26, 2013 Dear Editor, My seventeen year old son had some car trouble recently and the actions that were taken by the city of Reinbeck made me wonder a couple of thing. more »»
Ray Rannfeldt
May 12, 2013 Dear Editor, What a loss. more »»
CONCERNS about the Iowa Veterans Home
May 12, 2013 Dear Editor, CONCERNS about the Iowa Veterans Home We, the undersigned former employees of the Iowa Veterans Home (IVH), wish to express our deep concern about what is happening there. more »»
Marilyn Klinghammer & Stacy Reeves
May 12, 2013 Dear Editor, While we are all making our plans for Mother's Day, I'd just like to remind everyone of their chance to make a big difference for people in need on the day before, Saturday, May 11th. more »»
Laura Hommel
March 11, 2013 Dear Editor, Recently the Iowa Nutrient Strategy plan was introduced by the Iowa Department of Ag and Land Stewardship, Iowa Department of Natural Resources and Iowa State University to address... more »»
Ray Rannfeldt
March 11, 2013 Dear Editor, 1. I think some of the stated reasons for creating a dog park in Reinbeck by Reinbeck's Park Board are more assumptions than fact. a. more »»
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December 9, 2012 To the Editor: Iowa's hospitals and their 70,000 employees stand ready to care for their friends and neighbors 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. more »»
Phil Colbert
December 2, 2012 Dear Editor; After working in Reinbeck for the past 20 years I regret to say that I will be selling Phil's Pharmacy due to health reasons. This was not planned but most things in life aren't. more »»
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November 11, 2012 Dear Editor: November is National Hospice and Palliative Care Month, a time to raise awareness about the compassionate care from hospice and palliative care providers. more »»
Brian Andersen
November 5, 2012 To the Editor: In this election season I want to encourage my Grundy County neighbors to get out and support our public servants, either through early voting or visiting your local polling site on... more »»
Marina and Bill Raney
November 4, 2012 Dear Editor, We have been dealing with a teenager who was part of the "wrong crowd" for about a year now. more »»
Marion Boyer
October 7, 2012 Dear Editor, The Art Festival was a great success! The day started off a bit cold and windy, but Joyce Wild, Community Development Director, was ready with Plan B. more »»
Victor M Becerra
September 30, 2012 Dear Editor, A few days ago, I have received a flyer from the Republican Party of Iowa regarding Steve King's aspirations to become a Representative for the 4th voting distric. more »»
Lonna Cathcart
September 30, 2012 Dear Editor, Here we are another election year and as we look back the last four years have produced nothin. more »»
Mary Doughty Mauch
July 1, 2012 Dear Editor; Hans Detweiler, former Illinois and Washington lobbyist, and currently the Director of Development for Rock Island Clean Line (RICL) in Illinois was recently profiled in Crain's Chicago... more »»
Lauri Coffman
July 1, 2012 Dear Editor; Is City Hall at it again…are they trapping cats and dumping them illegally? Are they poisoning them? That's the word around town anyway?! Also, during the council meeting broadcast on... more »»
Donna Evenson
June 10, 2012 Dear Editor and Park Board members; I am writing as a concerned citizen of Reinbeck, a parent and a grandparent. On the Friday before Memorial Day, there was a tree trimming going on at the city park. more »»
Barb Kalbach
June 10, 2012 Dear Editor; Here in Iowa, we're good neighbors - and factory farms just aren't. They build without consideration for neighbors' quality of life, property values, or environment. more »»
Rosie Patridge
June 10, 2012 Dear Editor; If Chuck Gipp is appointed Director of the DNR, his job will be to lead the department in its mission to "conserve and enhance resources. more »»
Denise Yantis
June 10, 2012 Dear Editor; There was a letter to the Editor stating that Pat Grassley had not voted for aid for his own friends and neighbors after the F5 Parkersburg tornado. more »» |
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Vietnam's five-year bonds rose, pushing the yield to a 17-month low, on speculation the central bank will loosen monetary policy further. The dong advanced.
The monetary authority cut its repurchase rate to 12 percent from 13 percent on April 11, the second reduction in a less than a month, and trimmed its refinancing and discount rates by a percentage point each. Inflation slowed to a one-year low of 14.15 percent in March, government data show.
"Banks and some investment funds are purchasing bonds," said Tran Thi Ngoc Thanh, deputy manager of the investment- banking division at Sacombank Securities Joint-Stock Co. in Ho Chi Minh City. "Probably because they are expecting that the improving macroeconomic stability and easing inflation will encourage the central bank to relax monetary policy."
The yield on five-year notes fell 12 basis points, or 0.12 percentage point, to 11.09 percent, according to a daily fixing from banks compiled by Bloomberg. That was the lowest level since Nov. 11, 2010.
The dong strengthened 0.6 percent to 20,725 per dollar as of 3:56 p.m. in Hanoi, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The central bank set the currency's reference rate at 20,828, unchanged since Dec. 26, its website showed. The currency is allowed to trade as much as 1 percent on either side of the official fixing.
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Both the 1989 and 1990 vintages performed up to the quality I expected. The 1990 shares the same impressively saturated color, along with a black-cherry, mineral, smoky component, with a dash of roasted herbs. Spicy, rich, long, and massive in the mouth, it is full-bodied, sweet, jammy, and capable of lasting for 12-15+ years. I have not seen any offerings of this wine in retailers' catalogues, but I suspect the price is still realistic given the fact that much of the wine world still does not realize how excellent the wines of Grand-Mayne have become.
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A wine with plenty of compact fruit and backbone.Good ruby color. Plenty of chocolate and berry character on the nose. Full-bodied, with lots of silky tannins and a long, fresh finish. Will continue to improve. Drink now or hold. --1990 Bordeaux retrospective.
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