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In covering a crisis, it is crucial to quickly separate reliable information from speculation and hype—or, in the case of the fast-moving swine flu story, an epidemic from a pandemic. It's easier, of course, if you have strong science and medical reporters on board.
From the first days of this latest public health emergency, the specialty reporters were often the ones who helped inform the frightened public about the emerging details of the story, the potential risks of the novel influenza A(H1N1) virus, the potential for a pandemic, and what individuals could do to protect themselves. Experienced health and medical reporters often provided the best perspective in front-page stories, as well as the 24/7 online updates and backgrounders that went behind the news.
At The New York Times, managing editor Jill Abramson says she relied upon the paper's health editor, Barbara Strauch, and the extensive team of health and science reporters to guide the paper's global coverage. Veteran reporters like Donald G. McNeil Jr., a truly global science and health reporter "specializing in plagues and pestilences," and Denise Grady, whose long tenure in health reporting includes a 2006 book for young people about emerging viruses, were among the Times reporters who provided a steady hand. The Washington Post had reporter David Brown, a physician as well as journalist, at the ready to help bring perspective to the unfolding, unpredictable story. NBC News had its chief science and health correspondent, Robert Bazell, whose advanced degree in immunology and more than 3,500 television reports make him the dean of television science reporters.
Not all news organizations were as well prepared. Many science and health reporting staffs on newspapers, magazines, and television had already fallen victim to the declining economic fortunes of American mainstream media, which have decimated the ranks of staff science journalists. But when a crisis like swine flu strikes, it helps to have reporters who actually know what the word pandemic means and how to find out what the potential risks are.
As with other specialty areas, the future of science journalism has received a fair amount of scrutiny recently in media and scientific circles, including two panels in which I participated over the past week in Cambridge, Massachusetts and Washington, D.C. Not surprisingly, there was general agreement about the need for consistently accurate and informative coverage at a time when many of the key issues in the news, including climate change, alternative energy, stem cell research, HIV/AIDS, and the teaching of evolution, have a strong science and technology component.
Surprising, perhaps, was the air of optimism among the science journalists at the evening forum of the third annual Cambridge Science Festival, held at the MIT Museum. New York Times environment reporter Andrew Revkin spoke about the widespread impact that he has had by writing for the print edition and engaging with a growing global online audience that follows his blog, Dot Earth. Ivan Oransky, the online managing editor for Scientific American, was also optimistic about the potential reach of the Web (even though his venerable 160-year-old publication recently took its own hit with staff layoffs). A medical doctor, Oransky manages to keep content short and to the point with features like the 60-Second Science blog and frequent Twitter postings.
Evan Hadingham, senior science editor of the perennially successful NOVA public television series, reported that, from his perspective, it is in some ways a golden age for science documentaries. Shows that are broadly categorized as "scientific," particularly those in the popular "nature" genre, are doing well on cable channels such as National Geographic and Discovery. Meanwhile, NOVA is trying to expand its reach with a presence on Facebook, Twitter, iTunes, and YouTube, as well as online viewing, podcasts and interactives at its own PBS Web site.
In contrast to this optimism, panelists at a May 1 roundtable discussion on the "future of science journalism" at the American Association for the Advancement of Science's annual Forum on Science and Technology Policy had mixed feelings about what was in store. "In the near term, things look pretty lousy," said USA Today science reporter Dan Vergano, who is part of the paper's health and science team chasing the swine flu story. He worries about the "loss of scientific literacy" at news organizations as they lose science reporters, as well as the "atomization" of the audience in an online jungle with endless opportunities for getting the news in ever-tinier pieces. But he had a rosier perspective on the future: "In the long-term, science reporting looks great … our audience does dig science stories."


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Check Out the Full Track List for the VERONICA MARS Movie Soundtrack!
By Rachel Heine on February 7, 2014
After breaking a zillion Kickstarter records and rewarding thousands of forlorn fans with t-shirts, stickers, videos, and frequent updates, the Veronica Mars movie is only a month away. It's actually, truly happening. Rob Thomas and the Veronica Mars gang have been sending email news blasts to Kickstarter contributors, but in case you're not on the mailing list yet, here's the dish:
We're getting TWO soundtracks.
The music on Veronica Mars has always been an integral part of the series. Game-changing moments were instantly immortalized when now-iconic songs accompanied them (LoVe shippers will remember Something Happens' "Momentary Thing", for example, like it was yesterday). Even seemingly minor changes like the Season 3 theme song can still elicit heated debate over which version is better. No matter how you slice it, the songs in Veronica Mars suited the tone of the show and its kickass heroine perfectly. From the looks of it, the film's soundtrack will be no exception.
That's right, Marshmallows. Rob Thomas announced that both the official soundtrack and Josh Kramon's film score will be released in March, and he also previewed the entire soundtrack track listing! Check it out:
• We Used To Be Friends (Alejandro Escovedo)
• Go Captain and Pinlighter (Emperor X)
• Holding My Breath (Mr. Twin Sister)
• All Around and Away We Go (Mr. Twin Sister)
• Criminal (ZZ Ward featuring Freddie Gibbs)
• Chicago (Sufjan Stevens)
• Stick Up (Max)
• Never Give In (Mackintosh Braun)
• Prosthetic Love (Typhoon)
• You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine (Lou Rawls)
• Second Chances (Gregory Alan Isakov)
• We Used To Be Friends (The Dandy Warhols)
• Mug Shot (Max) *bonus track – on digital album only.
You can pre-order the Veronica Mars Official Soundtrack on iTunes and Amazon beginning next week, and it will be officially released by WaterTower Music on March 4th. WaterTower Music will also be releasing the official film score on March 14th, the same day the Veronica Mars movie premieres.
AMC recently announced that it will be pre-selling tickets to the film's midnight premieres starting Friday, February 14th. Don't forget to grab yours before they sell out.
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No comments yet? Ok I'll kick (starter) it off. The music was a big part in the series and I am looking forward to see and hear where the songs fit in. Glad to see a score available also. Most Soundtracks ( or original music from) leave out many important instrumentals etc. that are usually available only on YouTube. Josh Kramon did some underrated work for the series that is no where to be found for legal download or CD. What does @nerdist really think about all of this? Secret fan of Veronica Mars? Gotta love Kristen Bell. Her tough wise guy attitude was clever and infectious. Talking Dead lives! ( off topic )
What is the name of the song Bonnie Deville's crazy fan is dancing on ?
Lucie, I'm pretty sure its "All Around and Away We Go"
Does anyone know which song was playing during the fight scene at the reunion? I listened to the snippets of all the songs on both soundtracks and don't think any of them sound like it. Thank you if you can point me to the right song.
The movie was amazing and the music too. I will miss veronica mars sooo much. LoVe forever. Their love was indeed epic.
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Ravioli Ricotta e Spinaci
Learn how to make this delicious, classic recipe found all over Italy. It is a simple dish that is absolutely wonderful, especially when served with a sage butter sauce.
The Method
Start by making the dough: Pour the flour and semolina onto the worktop and make a well in the middle. Break the eggs into the well and mix well with a fork. Now start slowly drawing in the flour from the sides. Knead for at least 15 minutes until you reach a smooth texture. It is important that you do so because by kneading, the dough will become strong and the eggs will get blended perfectly so that you end up with a smooth dough of a uniform colour. Wet your hands when kneading if you feel the dough is too dry. This will stop you adding too much water to moisten the dough and making it too soft. Cover the dough with cling film and leave it to rest for at least 30 minutes. You can rest the dough overnight.
For the filling: Finely chop the spinach, mix in the ricotta, the seasoning and the egg yolk. Mix well until you get a smooth paste. Taste to make sure you filling is well seasoned before you start making the ravioli.
To make the ravioli: Roll the dough quite thinly. Keep dough not in use covered either with a damp cloth or cling film to stop it drying out. Cut a disc with a round cutter, (or a square with a pasta cutter) put a spoonful of filling in the middle, brush the edges with water and cover with another disc of pasta. Press gently with your fingers all around the pasta disc to get rid of the pockets of air.
To make the sauce: Fresh egg pasta cooks in 2 – 3 minutes, so don't walk away from it, and make sure you start your sauce at the same time as you start cooking your pasta.
Cook the ravioli in a large pot of boiling salted water. There is no need to add any oil. Meanwhile put some vegetable stock in a saucepan, add the butter and sage and let it melt. You can also mix butter and oil. When the pasta is ready drain, making sure that you keep two or three tablespoons of the pasta cooking water. Transfer the ravioli to the saucepan with the retained cooking water and sauté in the melted butter for a few seconds until the sauce thickens up. Take the saucepan off the heat, add a generous sprinkle of Parmigiano, let it melt and serve immediately
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Cook time | 20 |
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The Ingredients
160g 00 flour |
240g Semolina |
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« on: December 08, 2013, 01:17:38 PM »
If you don't need macro, the Canon G1x is a very good compact camera
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great lens ¡¡ i'm loving itLove the "Say aaaaaaa" pic. How did you manage to get it to say "aaa"?
Rap-e por Gonzalo Vidal Soler, en Flickr
I would have liked in the review to see the shallowest DOF this camera can achieve. Everything you showed didn't isolate anything. My biggest gripe is the slow lens, not size or price.in low light the G1X works fantastic ¡¡, if you like you can see some exemples on my flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/gonzalovidalsoler/
My next issue would be low light shooting. I would hope that teh larger sensor would help, but then back to the slow lens, I am hesistant to test with my wallet.
However, what you did show looked great.
I sold my G9 and the change is fantastic, the bokeh imo is similar to big cameras like 450D, i agree is too expensive for a compact camera especially if you don't use as me video nor jpg where all effects and escenes are. Why only shot 4:3 in raw canon?¡i'm enjoying very much my little hermaphroditeThe in focus areas are great, the out of focus areas are pretty rough. I have the G12, and while nice for snapshots I've found the bokeh to be unbearably bad. Looks like they haven't really worked on that much. Sad.
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Obama's Mentor: We Hid this Video Throughout the 2008 Campaign
More video from Breitbart.com:
"Open your hearts and open your minds to the words of Prof. Derrick Bell." Those are the words of Barack Obama in reference to the controversial racialist Derrick Bell. Prof. Charles Ogletree, Barack Obama's mentor said "We hid this throughout the 2008 campaign." As more is uncovered about Prof. Derrick Bell and his radical views, it will become clear why Prof. Ogletree wanted this video hidden.
Of course, when Time-Warner-HBO-CNN is able to construct the Wright-Free Zone, and tacitly claim that Obama didn't know who Saul Alinsky was, as Bill "Sarah Palin is a c***t" implied recently, and the L.A. Times keeps the Obama-Rashid Khalidi tape under lock and key to this day, that wasn't too hard to accomplish:
[flashvideo file=http://pjmedia.com/media/video/CNN-Wright-to-Wright-Free-Zone6-7-09-rev-1.flv width=315 height=251 image=http://pjmedia.com/eddriscoll/files/2009/06/cnn-wright-to-wright-free-zone6-7-09-title-cardiii.jpg /]
And a CNN reporter even had the chutzpah to write nearly a month after the election, "The Americans who are comparing him to those remarkable predecessors are putting a lot of faith in a man they barely know." Who's fault is that, champ?
Oh, and speaking of Time-Warner-CNN-HBO, "Revealed: Derrick Bell's HBO Sci-Fi Blaxploitation Flick" from 1994. Even the New York Times was dubious of the source material, Bell's racialist fiction, back then:
Consider the "Space Traders" story. How does one have a meaningful dialogue with Derrick Bell? Because his thesis is utterly untestable, one quickly reaches a dead end after either accepting or rejecting his assertion that white Americans would cheerfully sell all blacks to the aliens. The story is also a poke in the eye of American Jews, particularly those who risked life and limb by actively participating in the civil rights protests of the 1960′s. Bell clearly implies that this was done out of tawdry self-interest. Perhaps most galling is Bell's insensitivity in making the symbol of Jewish hypocrisy the little girl who perished in the Holocaust — as close to a saint as Jews have. A Jewish professor who invoked the name of Rosa Parks so derisively would be bitterly condemned — and rightly so.
And as the "ho-hum, this is old news" response begins from the MSM, just a reminder, drip…drip…drip…drip.…
Meanwhile, Glenn Reynolds updates the Obamacon avatar for the 2012 campaign. As he writes, " If Obama's going to spread the hate — which, given the close White House / Media Matters coordination that the Daily Caller uncovered, is what he's doing — then he needs to take responsibility for the hatemongering that has already resulted in Limbaugh's getting death threats. Hope is what he promised. Hate is what he's delivering."
Update: Who is Charles Ogletree? Googling his name quickly sends one down the rabbit hole. In 2009, New Zealand journalist Trevor Loudon claimed that during the early 1970s, Ogletree edited his university's Black Panthers newspaper. Last August, when Obama attended a cocktail party at Ogletree's house on Martha's Vineyard, Pat Dollard wrote that Ogletree "is also the lawyer of Henry Louis Gates, the racist Harvard professor who's racism caused the beer summit. Ogletree's daughter Rashida was recently hired into Holder's Justice Department as a lawyer. Ogletree is still a militant leftist and is still called on by the Obamas for advice."
Related: "I reject this idea that we should just shrug our shoulders and buy the PBS/Buzzfeed line that there's nothing new here. Stop it! This is news! They didn't want to talk about it then and they don't want to talk about it now." Michelle Malkin punches back twice as hard, as Mr. Obama would say, against Juan Williams. "This is all about Alinskyite control of who tells the story. Well guess what Barack Obama and Jim Messina. It is not all your monopoly anymore and that's why they are pushing back so hard."
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1. John
Interesting addition to Obama's past, but as it stands now, not something that's likely to make the swing voters perk up their ears, because to most of them Bell's a non-entity and Obama's introduction as a result comes across as relatively benign (i.e. — if you have to explain the background for more than 10 seconds, as was the case on "Hannity" tonight, you're not going to get the moderates to pay attention).
However, with the O'Keefe videos and the Anthony Weiner kerfuffle, one of the things Breitbart became expert in was in using the left's own 'sucker punch' tactics against them, in initially releasing a more bland, and therefore seemingly more refutable video/image and then coming back with more damning evidence once the left has committed itself to claiming there's no scandal. Hopefully, that's the case here, and there are other clips of Obama more forcefully showing his support for Bell.
March 7, 2012 - 8:38 pm Link to this Comment | Reply-
Captain HelmetHair
And speaking of media, notice it's JOHN ROBERTS, FOX NEWS' NEW HIRE declaring "A Reverend Wright Free Zone" for his dear friend, Senator Obama.
It's at 3:45 on the above embedded video. It's worth watching, if only to see what a shameless lackey Roberts is.
Nice one, John. Hopefully, Ailes will keep you and your blow dryer on the road doing mindless stand-ups, where you belong.
March 7, 2012 - 10:59 pm Link to this Comment | Reply-
Yup, Roberts is indeed now with Fox. I assume "The Wright-Free Zone" was foisted upon him by his producers, but TTBOMK, he's never come clean on the story, making him very much damaged goods.
March 7, 2012 - 11:03 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
Ed Wallis
"It's not something…"?! WRONG. And here's *why*: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=IWbJFcCC7ks
March 7, 2012 - 11:38 pm Link to this Comment | Reply-
…but the goal isn't to confirm Obama's radicalism to the 40-plus percent of people who already are going to vote against him in November. It's to show to the swing voters that Obama's past radicalism informs his current actions.
"Open your hearts and open your minds to the words of Prof. Derrick Bell." is only shocking if you know who Derrick Bell is. Otherwise, Obama might as well be Don Kirshner introducing some singer-songwriter on the Friday night Rock Concert. It identifies Obama's radicalism only after you explain who Derrick Bell is. The swing voters aren't going to sit around for a lecture on Derrick Bell, which is why I'm hoping Big Government is still holding back more video that more directly has Obama speaking to his far left beliefs.
March 8, 2012 - 5:33 am Link to this Comment | Reply-
then, John, you may well be asking the impossible. The group you described is more interested in the next running of Dancing With The Stars that with Obama's background. When we have reached the point where almost 50% of Americans have ZERO federal income tax liability, do you really expect the looter class to suddenly turn its back on its benefactor?
This administration tosses out one distraction after another disguised as news, knowing full well that a large chunk of the public is either too lazy or too stupid to do its own research. The whole birth control "controversy", subsidies for the Volt, and the Fluke/Limbaugh flap serve as cover for far larger goings on.
March 8, 2012 - 9:53 am Link to this Comment | Reply
the permanent newbie
That does it! I'm convinced: The Andrew Breitbart legacy is going to save civilization.
Forgive me for getting personal in this context: I've been "the permanent newbie" online for years because that's what I've been in my life – interested in scores of issues and topics, never able to enter fully into any of them, whether merely entertaining or deadly serious. It took Andrew Breitbart's comet of a life to show me the folly of this, and I must change my ways accordingly.
Please wish me, and others like me, luck in finding our own ways to Be Breitbart. And if you run into anyone signing as "werewife," well, that would be me.
Thank you. We now return you to your regularly scheduled programming…
March 8, 2012 - 4:16 am Link to this Comment | Reply -
Let's face it. Your audience consists of people who saw the movie "The Help " in droves. The narrative that whites were and still can be horrible and ugly racists is a given. The audience picks up the message that Obama was fighting for Blacks and the horrible treatment they received from white America. He turns out to be the good guy.
See how quickly Williams can defend Bell as just a victim fighting for the cause. It doesn't work.
To be clear I get just as angry watching films like these and racism is one dam ugly human feature. Racism is appalling.
The whole thing just doesn't translate well for the majority who don't follow as closely as we do here at PJMMarch 8, 2012 - 6:25 am Link to this Comment | Reply
I believe Glenn Reynolds new poster more accurately describes Obama's tactics.
This humorous cartoon titled "Good vs. Evil" at http://drawfortruth.com/2010/05/01/good-v-evil/ pretty much shows you Obama's agenda from the beginning.
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3. vinny vidividi
Agreed, John. The country's too far accustomed to non-judgemenatalism and false equivalency. Particularly when it comes to what they've been conditioned to view as 'alternative voices'. Most of them will perceive this as a demonstration of Obama's faux-empathy and 'respect' for the usual deprived/oppressed/victim groups, which a good half of this country has been raised to beliee are beyond rapproach.
From what I've seen so far, most of today's jellyfish will wonder what the fuss is about. Then focus on the bigger concern: "Where's my free stuff?" God help us all.
March 7, 2012 - 9:18 pm Link to this Comment | Reply-
VInny, just read your post after making my comment above you said it much more succinctly.
ThanksMarch 8, 2012 - 6:28 am Link to this Comment | Reply
4. Nate Whilk
The first time I saw Ogletree was as the moderator of one episode of the PBS educational series, "Ethics in America II". Unlike most of the other moderators, he said very little and spent a lot of time with his hands folded (like the prayer position) pressed to his lips. A disappointing performance.
March 7, 2012 - 9:55 pm Link to this Comment | Reply -
Every little bit counts … it's how things work. Building a mountain of knowledge
about Obama will enable people to inform their consciences regarding the choice having to be made on November 3, 2012.More hard evidence from the "cold case" posse would be a welcome addition to the videos; as would the personal testimony of Obama's long time radical associates.
March 7, 2012 - 11:54 pm Link to this Comment | Reply -
6. LeighB
"Of course we hid this…", finally some honesty about this guy. And how different his voice sounds. Hope there are more tapes.
March 8, 2012 - 3:12 am Link to this Comment | Reply -
7. Patrick Rich
Conditioning is a process, and if you don't initiate the process and apply it relentlessly, it will have marginal effect. Michelle is correct. It's all about "the narrative," parts of which originated with Marx and the Soviets and have been in the Left's permananent playbook since FDR. The LSM and Hollywood are just willing application tools, "useful idiots" of the modern era.
The Right needs its own unbending narrative and must never stop broadcasting it, and we are deeply dependent upon the Internet for a means to do so. The Left is well aware of this and will continue attempts to limit and control this medium also. "Free speech" only appears in the Lefty playbook as a threat.
March 8, 2012 - 3:44 am Link to this Comment | Reply -
8. rastajenk
Seems to me the Alinsky model of "controlling the narrative" lacked any sense or foresight of an internet or any kind of more open space exchange of information. It was thunk up when media outlets could be controlled. That's part of why attempts now to extrude news through narrow checkpoints seem so ham-handed and clumsy…it's an outdated model. So who are the true progressives now? Doesn't seem to be the Obamabots still stuck with last year's model.
March 8, 2012 - 5:09 am Link to this Comment | Reply-
Unfortunately, the internet also makes it easy for Obama's comrades to spread his lies faster & farther.
March 8, 2012 - 11:38 am Link to this Comment | Reply
9. Trainwreck
Even if more videos came out showing Obama sleeping with a horse, beating his wife, or dumping bags of puppies and kittens in the river, he would still have the support of 50% of the American sheeple, and 100% support of the media and Hollywood. I highly doubt these videos will have any effect on Obozo's popularity.
March 8, 2012 - 5:27 am Link to this Comment | Reply -
Every bit of information helps. Let the vetting begin! Thanks.
March 8, 2012 - 5:49 am Link to this Comment | Reply -
11. Libertyship46
The best weapon we have is spreading the word that this man is nothing better than a petty Marxist from Chicago. The best way to get rid of him is by voting him and his minions out of office in November. There is a lot, and I mean A LOT, hanging in the balance for this country this year. And if we don't choose the right path, if we don't stand up to these socialists and Marxists who would have us destroy this nation and turn it into something we never wanted it to be, we not only do a disservice to all of our countrymen but we also waste all of the brilliant accomplishments our Founding Fathers struggled to hand down to us. These are not mere words here, friends. These are facts, because four more years of Obama will transform this country into something we certainly don't want it to be, a European-style social welfare state.
Don't let this happen. Vote. Get other people to VOTE, and convince as many people as you can that their vote DOES matter. This is a critical year, my friends, and if we don't stop this assault on our country and our Constitution then we are finished as a great nation. We will be no better than France, a small, irrelevant power looking back on a faded past. Don't let this happen to us. Start a new political revolution and take the fight back against the people who would destroy what this nation really stands for, liberty and freedom.
March 8, 2012 - 6:26 am Link to this Comment | Reply-
Hi Liberty ship, I give you a jingle , a buzz, that you could spread among your friends
You will write BHO' s name with an acronym:" Mr 3M " standing for Marxist-Muslim-Mole
or you should write ObaMMMa.
Why ?
Maybe he is not a marxist but he acts like one
Maybe he is not a muslim but he acts like one
Maybe he is not a mole but he acts like a mole.
No copyright attached, I am the inventor, I just give it to contribute to your fight; since I am french and I saw the demise of my country for the last 40 years under a socialist initiative , I feel as you do that the USA too are on the brink of the same fate.March 9, 2012 - 2:15 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
12. pelaut
What's the matter with you all?
Dopey professor mentors? Piffle!
Frank Marshall Davis, the notorious American black communist and bi-sexual pedophilic author, returned from exile in Russia where he was racially mistreated and lived the starved life of a prol under the socialism he so much admired, to live in Hawaii where he spent afternoons alone with the adolescent Barack as what BHO's grandfather called a "mentor".
You want mentors to expose?
Go for it.March 8, 2012 - 6:28 am Link to this Comment | Reply -
13. HTuttle
You're gonna have to do a lot better than this.
March 8, 2012 - 6:49 am Link to this Comment | Reply -
14. Ione
Context is the problem. The vast, vast majority of Americans do not have a framework to put this piece of information into. If you grew up in New York, Chicago or San Francisco you may have an understanding of all of this in context but if you didn't then you don't.
Because of the media's decades long aversion to telling the American people things, things perhaps that would scandalize them, worry them or simply be beyond their grasp (in someones opinion),the American people are dangerously behind in the context of people that are now overwhelming them with this administration. This began before cable or Internet.
The only person I have seen that has truly tried to help the people catch up to the full picture of what has gone on and how it relates to the here and now is Glenn Beck with his silly chalk boards and magnetic pictures. Although I don't agree with Mr. Beck on several issues, I do appreciate his effort.
Unfortunately, until there are 10 people trying to give context to these film clips, the clips will lose their impact and fall to nothing. The narrative on the other side is too long-standing and overwhelming to fight with BBs. It must be fought with a flood of information from multiple sources and medium.
March 8, 2012 - 6:54 am Link to this Comment | Reply -
15. scottK
When in the history of our Nation have we even remotely come close to electing a president as far left as Barack Hussein Obama…?
Is it any surprise then that his policies continue to kill jobs, hurt people and threaten our security…?
November, 2012… enough. ABO!
March 8, 2012 - 7:02 am Link to this Comment | Reply -
16. whatmeworry
These videos are red meat to those of us who follow this stuff.
IMO, they need to be packaged for mass consumption so that their significance isn't missed by the man on the street.
Perhaps something along the lines of the Stephanopoulos tactic…i.e., bring up the topic earlier (contraception question during debates) and then make your move to the hoop (announce contraception policy by adminstration).
So maybe we should have gotten some Derrick Bell/Harvard and Obama student timeline history out last week to provide context for the video and Obama connection when it was released ?
March 8, 2012 - 7:08 am Link to this Comment | Reply -
17. Jorge J
Obama's Picture with HATE should be the poster for 2012 Nov Election.
March 8, 2012 - 7:13 am Link to this Comment | Reply-
The problem with that should be obvious. If you put up posters of Obama, a lot of people will misread it to see it as someone advocating that people should hate Obama (as opposed to his policies). Some of them will genuinely believe that is what it means. The more cynical among the Lefties will scream from the rooftops: "See? The Right hates Obama and wants EVERYONE to hate him! And see how black Obama is in this picture? There's proof that the Right is launching a racially-based attack! See what a bunch of racists those conservatives are?"
March 8, 2012 - 10:44 am Link to this Comment | Reply
18. ltw
Control of the American people by a small swath of over thought, overwrought academics funded by deep money who despise the wisdom and will American people, our Declaration and Constitution is being exposed more and more every day.
March 8, 2012 - 7:38 am Link to this Comment | Reply -
19. softunderbelly
I hope whoever wins the nomination plans on using some of these video clips in their political ads. As Rahm might say: Don't let an optic crisis go to waste". I hope they slather it on thick.
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20. Chad Stanley
By all means. Slather it on thick. And you will only succeed in energizing the small, insignificant element that can't sleep with the thought that there's a black man in the White House. You know who they are.
Keep on slathering it, and thoroughly disgust the moderates who can smell a witch-hunt when they see one.
Hey – news flash! Young people tend to be politically strident while young (particularly in the decade of the 60′s and the 70′s). Shocking I know. You guys are so ridiculous that I thoroughly have a belly laugh whenever these supposed ShOcKiNg videos leek out! We really have some stupid, easily lead neanderthals walking the trails of America…
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I hope that belly laugh does not turn into an ulser come November. You will have an even deeper belly laugh if and when the LA Times pictures and story ever come out when he hosted the fund raiser he had in L.A. when he praised Palestine over Israel… that will send you over the edge.
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Chad, either give it a rest or come up with a new talking point, but this race warlord drum you keep beating has worn out. No one gives a damn about Obama's skin color or who his daddy was or whether he snorted coke in college. What matters is his actions. As president. Please, demonstrate one initiative, just one, that expands freedom or reduces govt intrusion in our lives. Just one. Amazing how you have become the "easily led neanderthal" you accuse others of being.
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Tex Taylor
We really have some stupid, easily lead neanderthals walking the trails of America…
Yes, we do. So we're going to slather on the juxtaposed 2008 Obama's promises of "national unity" and "heralding in post racial America" with the reality of the present, "Chad." We can start with this and those solid Obama model citizens that were "excused" by Obama's appointed AG "You Want Freedom! You Gonna Have To Kill Some Crackers!" Holder
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Fail Burton
I guess that's why Obama set his dog Holder to implement his racist policies; he was all shagged out from a long decade when he was young.
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21. Gab
I'm still stunned the LA Times won't release the Obama-Khalidi video.
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22. Cole Sear
It's adorable to watch mentally ill racists try to come to grips with reality. When Obama wins in a landslide, do you all promise to move to Tennessee and secede? Pretty please?
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23. Obi-jonKenobi
Wow, more breaking news from the Beitbart mouth-breathing school of "journalism".
So, you want to "vet" Obama, you pack of hyenas, here's a thought; vet him on what he has actually done in the three years of his presidency not on some "hidden" video from his college days.
I would submit that he is basically "Bush-lite". He's continued many Bush Administration policies (especially in the military and security policies), he's inherited many of the administrators that Bush embedded, he appointed three Republicans in his cabinet, he didn't dismiss the U.S. Attorney Generals appointed by Bush despite the Justice Departments own Inspector Generals findings of blatant partisan manipulation by those attorneys and the Attorney General (Gonzales, who resigned). He's NOT a "radical".
NO, even if he knew Bill Ayers, sat in Rev. Wright's church, and introduced and (gasp!) HUGGED Professor Derrick Bell, he has governed as a practical centrists despite those associations. His reforms of both the health care system and the financial system were tepid and mainstream.
Only in the tin-foil-hat-wearing crowd of Shawn Insannity and PJ Media is Obama a "radical", foreign-born, Socialist, fascist, dictator out to enslave Americans and turn this country into a Sharia-law-governed, Muslim country after FEMA locks all the trouble makers up in camps.
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Tex Taylor
Bush lite? Obi, you need some remedial math. Try Bush X 3.
Remember the good old days Obi, when Obama promised us you was going to halve the annual deficit, then tripled it? How about when you
rubesgentlemen genuflected when Obama promised first thing he was going to close GITMO, then had a change of heart and built his brothers a world class soccer field while housing them?But only in world of rock solid liberalism would a dictate of taking over 1/6th of the American economy, accompanied by $70,000 of debt per family in less than four years under the auspices of Barry be called "tepid."
That's not tin foil, buddy. That's a solid block of hickory with two ear holes sitting on your shoulders.
March 8, 2012 - 10:43 am Link to this Comment | Reply
24. Obi-jonKenobi
Wow, more breaking news from the Beitbart mouth-breathing school of "journalism".
So, you want to "vet" Obama, you pack of hyenas, here's a thought; vet him on what he has actually done in the three years of his presidency not on some "hidden" video from his college days.
I would submit that he is basically "Bush-lite". He's continued many Bush Administration policies (especially in the military and security policies), he's inherited many of the administrators that Bush embedded, he appointed three Republicans in his cabinet, he didn't dismiss the U.S. Attorney Generals appointed by Bush despite the Justice Departments own Inspector Generals findings of blatant partisan manipulation by those attorneys and the Attorney General (Gonzales, who resigned). He's NOT a "radical".
NO, even if he knew Bill Ayers, sat in Rev. Wright's church, and introduced and (gasp!) HUGGED Professor Derrick Bell, he has governed as a practical centrists despite those associations. His reforms of both the health care system and the financial system were tepid and mainstream.
Only in the tin-foil-hat-wearing crowd of Shawn Insannity and PJ Media is Obama a "radical", foreign-born, Socialist, fascist, dictator out to enslave Americans and turn this country into a Sharia-law-governed, Muslim country after all the trouble makers are locked up in FEMA camps.
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i'd make sure i didnt double post before i intended to go heavy on snark
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fair enough, Obi; let the post-electoral vetting begin:
–the govt, through Obamacare, is co-opting a huge part of the economy, something it is NOT Constitutionally directed to do.
–he sanctioned the killing of an American citizen and no matter what one thinks of Anwar al-Awliki, the left would be howling had Bush done that.
–he advocates the ouster of Mubarak and, surprise surprise, the Muslim Brotherhood wins a parliamentary majority. Either he was unaware this would happen or knew it; the former makes him weapons grade incompentent, the latter makes him evil.
–ditto Libya. Meanwhile, no help for pro-democracy activists in Iran.
–earlier this week, his AG said the govt can kill Americans if it deems a threat to be serious, however he chooses to define serious
–money keeps flowing for electric cars no one wants and to green energy companies that cannot succeed, yet Keystone is quashed and we sit on acres of energy we refuse to use.That's a short list of the current vetting. It does not include the numerous issues on which Obama has simply lied, how the debt keeps adding up with no proposal of any type for addressing it from POTUS, how the unemployment number if fictitious based on those no longer counted, and on and on.
Get your head of the sand, or whatever orifice it's in, and face reality.
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Fail Burton
No one's worried about Obama hugging Bell, that's just some stupid haw-haw straw man the Left loves to argue away. We're worried about Obama hugging Bell's theories and he has, conspicuously so. Eric Holder, the top law enforcement official in the land, is a poster child for this idea. Try that hug on for size and see if you can breathe. Holder sees himself as the Atty. General for black folks and he works to this end and his actions and words prove it.
March 8, 2012 - 4:48 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
25. donna quixote
I think the Breitbart em;pire is going to have to produce more than this video before the voters who voted obama in will switch. I think negative thoughts about race have increased enormously since obama was elected and things such as refusing to charge the Black Panthers with the election issue have done nothing to improve the situation …..among some groups.
The general population does nothing to demand honesty and just blindly accepts what is told to them. Obama could be having the Black Panthers meet in a war room and no one would speak up or it would last a part of a news cycle yet the Fluke episode is blown all out of proportion. I think this is a societal problem…..too many people are all wrapped up in celebrity stuff. WWIII could be happening but Peyton MaNNING would get the headlines. I'm disgusted.March 8, 2012 - 10:27 am Link to this Comment | Reply -
Why would a space alien want to buy Derrick Bell? That's something that nobody but he would have thought of.
Hasn't he read "Ransom of Red Chief"?
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27. R. L. Hails Sr. P. E.
The released video does not show much. But the CCN debate with Breitbart's successor is quite revealing. If personalities are removed from a rational debate, two hard facts. leads, need to be pursued.
One in the racist views, or not, of Harvard Professor Derrick Bell's, Critical Race Theory (CRT). He claims, "…white Americans would cheerfully sell all blacks to the aliens", and is accused of being "…. anti-Semitic, anti-Asian, (and) has worked to undermine notions of democratic community." To the degree that Obama was/is aligned with this theory, the MSM is woefully corrupt in not publishing this known information in the last election cycle. Their claim that it was too trivial to report should be restudied. I never heard of any discussion of Critical Race Theory by McCain, Palin, or Biden. But there is some linkage between Obama and Professor Bell, proven by the warm embrace, which must be developed by the press.
Obama's stated goal of healing our racial wounds is challenged. Is he a racist? The challenge at the DoJ's Civil Rights division that they never prosecute if the victim is white has been made by their former boss, who was sacked.
This is infinitely more important that Santorum's personal views on contraception. It directly bears on the fair execution of justice.
Keep digging.
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28. Ed Butt
"Because his thesis is utterly untestable, one quickly reaches a dead end after either accepting or rejecting his assertion that white Americans would cheerfully sell all blacks to the aliens."
Not only is it untestable, it assumes the aliens would buy them. Any race capable of inter stellar travel would have to be pretty smart so if the needed humans tp process into nutrients they'd just suck up a few million of us in a tractor beam
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29. Liberty60
Yes, the lamestream media cleverly hid this footage during the 2008 election.
They diabolically hid it by airing it on nationwide television on Frontline.
They did this, deliberately and with malice aforethought, knowing full well that the conservative voters only watch wrestling, Fox news, and Hee Haw reruns.
March 8, 2012 - 12:45 pm Link to this Comment | Reply -
30. Deborah
I kept thinking that those white children standing around Professor Bell in that video could not have known that Professor Bell would have preferred to have them eliminated. Wondering if Bell knew at the time that Baracka is mulatto.
Soledad could not have known that Joel Pollack's wife is a black woman from South Africa.
It always amazes me that those elities from academia and LSM never really do their researchMarch 8, 2012 - 12:59 pm Link to this Comment | Reply -
31. A Hermit
It's worse than we thought!!!!
Josh Marshal has uncovered SHOcKInG New PicTureS!!!!11!1!!1!1! exposing Obama's ongoing rAdiCALiSM!!!!!111!!1!!!1
Seriously, if conservatives really want to go down the road of making Obama's support for racial and gender integration in the Harvard faculty a big campaign issue I wish them luck…they'll need it!
March 8, 2012 - 1:41 pm Link to this Comment | Reply-
Fail Burton
We don't need luck, just common sense and the logic to connect dots. I'm not surprised someone apparently from the Left would project their own faith (coulda, woulda, shoulda) and false narrative-based views of the world onto the Right.
March 8, 2012 - 4:42 pm Link to this Comment | Reply
32. agimarc
Ogletree was Anita Hill's lawyer during her assault on Clarence Thomas in 1991. He authored a 30 page hit piece on Thomas for the NAA(L)CP. He is a very nasty piece of work, not unlike Holder or Obama. Cheers -
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33. Fail Burton
Ogletree supposedly testified in front of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Drugs in 2009. He is a proponent of Michelle Alexander's ideas about the "New Jim Crow." He is well known at black "culture" (lite-hate-speech) sites such as Racialicious, Henry Gates, Jr.'s own The Root and TheGrio.
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History, Assuming it's not written by the Main stream media or Hollywood will show that Obama most likely was not eligible to become President and when he did a breakdown of American finances and freedom took place. We are now hearing about democrat icons like JFK and his perversion's, in 50 years Obama will be shown for the person he really is and our children will say, "How did people vote for him and have such high expectations but get such a mess in return" perhaps carving his and Jimmy's faces on some monument to their failure would take place.
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35. Washington76
Obama Sings while America Sinks
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36. sub80
actually this was broadcast on pbs in 2007.
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37. messup
As Mr. Bibi said…if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, geez, must be a duck!
So, if as many have proven, and Mr. Obama has stated in his autobiography, he's a colonialist's anti-colonialist (paraphrasing). Those flocking to his defense, share Obama's basic tenets and philosophies…ergo, are Saul Alinskyites, too.
This is special, very special. Explains all fellow travelers occupying key cabinet posts, appointments and judgeships across America. This is by design, not happenstance (as those in MSM and We The Elite People in culture of corruption in Washington DC would try and have americans believe).
Another corrollary to this "grand design" is a rising dependent class in america. Some 47 million strong and growing by 10,000/month. Added to this are those "underclass" americans already on government subsistance of one kind or another. And just below this class of americans are the ruly "down-and-outer's."
Those homeless and the like are estimated to be in the millions…though unsure at best (save for when they appear in Emergency Rooms).
Bottom line is, a huge growing class of dependent americans can now claim to be Obama's voters and supporters…yep! Hope and Change. American Excellence is now America's Greatness (dependent americans…Obama's electorate) God Bless America. Amen.
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38. berlet98
The Obamas' Race Fixation
The release–after a quarter century–of Andrew Breitbart's video of Barack Hussein Obama during his Harvard Law School years may or may not have been a blockbuster but it does reveal the future president's fixation on race. Likewise, another video seems to confirm that the future FLOTUS, Michelle Robinson LaVaughn Obama, was also a racial agitator at Harvard Law.
It's understandable that one of Obama's closest mentors in the last campaign only now has admitted "We hid this [tape] throughout the 2008 campaign. I don't care if they find it now."
Four years later, Harvard Law professor Charles Ogletree is confident enough that the first (semi-) African-American has sufficiently bamboozled the American people into thinking he is a president of all the people and wants a color-blind society rather than a racially-divided country.
With the black vote, the mainstream media, the 20% of liberals in America, and Hollywood in Obama's pocket, Prof. Ogletree believes the 2012 election is a shoo-in for the president and he doesn't give a damn anymore who knows Barack was a racial agitator at Harvard.
With MSM complicity, Obama has successfully managed to fend off the truth concerning the extent of his relationships with the radical Rev. Jeremiah Wright, the revolutionists Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn, his friendship with black Muslim racist Louis Farrakhan and other unseemly buddies so why fret over his demonstrations in favor of race-based hiring at Harvard?
Why get all exercised over a video depicting Obama embracing one of his role models, Prof. Derrick Bell, who notably said, "I live to harrass white people," endorsed a controversial magazine whose official motto is "treason to whiteness is loyalty to humanity," and who preached divisive, black racist theories of endemic oppression by whites.
As student Obama said at the time, we should "open up our hearts and minds to the words of Professor Derrick Bell."
We might just as well close up our hearts and minds to President Obama's comparable preachings of racial harmony cloaked in conciliatory words and concealing his decades-old antipathy for white people to which he confessed in Dreams of My Father: "I ceased to advertise my mother's [white] race when I began to suspect I was ingratiating myself to whites."
And he couldn't allow that!
Nor could he tolerate or trust white people or, as he wrote in Dreams of a fellow Chicago community organizer: "There was something about him that made me wary, a little too sure of himself, maybe. And he was white."
Harvard Law student Michelle LaVaughn Robinson was very sure of both herself and her perceived understanding that white people were out to get her. . . (Read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=17101.)
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A League of Their Own - Illinois Railway Museum
This comedy follows the formation of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League during the 1940s, at the start of World War II. All of the movie's scenes on the train and at the railroad depot were shot at the Illinois Railway Museum in Union, home to more than 250 restored electric, steam and diesel trains. The Nebraska Zephyr passenger train seen in the film is part of the museum's permanent collection.
CITY: Union
Adlai E. Stevenson Historic Home
Adlai Stevenson II was an important and influential figure in the political history of the United States. Stevenson was Governor of Illinois from 1949 to 1953 and ran twice for President as the Democratic National Candidate in 1952 and 1956. He also served as Ambassador to the United Nations from 1961 - 1965. The grounds are open daily for self-guided tours. The peaceful setting allows visitors to experience the historic landscape similar to when the family lived in the house. The house has been designated a National Historic Landmark. Group tours can be arranged through the Forest Preserves - 847-968-3422.
CITY: Mettawa
Argonne National Laboratory
Argonne is one of the country's premier facilities for energy-related research and development. Visitors must be at least 16 years old.
CITY: Argonne
Arlington International Racecourse
At Arlington International, we aim to make every day of the season special by combining the excitement of thoroughbred racing, gorgeous grounds and fantastic food to create a winning track experience for our guests! Whether you're looking for a fun and exciting day out with friends and family, a casual and charming afternoon at the races, or a sophisticated and stylish get-together, Arlington International offers an extraordinary experience for everyone! Live racing and entertainment May 3 - September 29, 2013.
CITY: Arlington Heights
Attic Playhouse
The Attic Playhouse strives to showcase a broad spectrum of theatre as an art form by producing classic plays, small musicals, one-acts, improvisational and skit comedies and theatre for young audiences. Special attention is given to producing original scripts and encouraging new talent. At least one production a year is dedicated to these original works.
CITY: Highland Park
Big Shot Piano Lounge & Restaurant
Big Shot is an upscale Restaurant & Piano Bar. A cozy place to meet, eat, and drink while listening and interacting with talented musicians. From the warm atmosphere to the variety of enticing menu items, this intimate spot will showcase live talent every night. The extremely friendly restaurant will invite its patrons to participate and sing along with new songs performed by talented professionals. This will definitely be a place to start and end an evening.
CITY: Arlington Heights
Blue Eagle Pottery
"Our work embodies skill, insight, and respect for both the material and process. It is useful in the kitchen, on the table, or as an accent to decor. The warmth and beauty crafted into each pot will touch those who use it. Its artistry functions best through daily use, through intimate acquaintance."
CITY: Woodstock
Challenger Learning Center for Science & Technology
The mission of the center is to honor the memory and spirit of the Space Shuttle Challenger 51L crew by providing hands-on space exploration curriculum and center that enhances thinking skills and inspires those to meet the challenges of 21st Century.
CITY: Woodstock
Chicago Athenaeum International Sculpture Park
Sculpture from around the world is on display from sunrise to sunset at this park located in Schaumburg's Robert O. Atcher Municipal Center.
CITY: Schaumburg
Chicago Athenaeum International Sculpture Park
This wonderful cultural resource includes the art of international and American sculptors chosen to fit the natural environment of this beautiful site.
CITY: Schaumburg
Children's Theater of Elgin
Exceptional theater productions are performed by children for children.
CITY: Elgin
Citadel Theatre
Citadel Theatre is dedicated to producing inspiring theatre by bringing together gifted professionals from all the theatrical disciplines to create exciting, compelling work of the highest caliber.
CITY: Lake Forest
Clearwater Theater
This theater venue hosts top-notch entertainment, local and national bands, karaoke and comedy shows.
CITY: Dundee
Clockwise Theatre
Clockwise Theatre's goal is to offer alternative entertainment choices, including world premiers of plays with an emphasis on Midwestern playwrights, new or unusual small-scale musicals, and programming for the teenage-young adult audience. Clockwise hopes to offer a welcoming canvas on which to work, mobilizing the energy of the young, wisdom of the old, vision of the artist, and the rich cultures woven throughout Waukegan and the Midwest.
CITY: Waukegan
Contagion - Sherman Hospital
An international team of doctors is contracted by the CDC to deal with the outbreak of a deadly disease.
CITY: Elgin
Cuneo Mansion and Gardens
The opulent Cuneo Museum and Gardens, located on 75 acres and dotted with formal gardens and statuary was the perfect setting for the wedding scenes in "My Best Friend's Wedding." The gazebo where the best friends were caught kissing was built specifically for the film, but Cuneo's owners liked it so much they decided to keep it permanently. Take a guided tour through the historic Mediterranean-style Cuneo mansion to see Renaissance artworks and lavish European furnishings.
CITY: Vernon Hills
Dole Mansion at the Lakeside Legacy Arts Park
Black walnut doors, detailed wood carvings in the Eastlake style, amazing marble fireplaces: there's so much to see on a tour of the historic Dole Mansion and the original Crystal Lake Country Club (now the Creative Arts Center).
CITY: Crystal Lake
Donley's Wild West Town
See a Wild West show and museum of Western memorabilia, then dine at Donley's Old West Steakhouse.
CITY: Union
Downtown Arlington Heights Shopping & Entertainment District
Diverse collection of charming local shops and major retailers. Outstanding restaurants, theaters, nightlife, and entertainment, all within walking distance.
CITY: Arlington Heights
Drink Nightclub
Drink is the perfect place to join your friends for a few cocktails, have your next event, or dance the night away with Chicaog's hottest DJs.
CITY: Schaumburg
Elawa Farm
Built in 1917 for A. Watson Armour, Elawa Farm is a stunning example of estate farm architecture. Come and learn about Historic Elawa Farm and what it looked like way back when and what is happening today at the farm. This farm is a 16-acre parcel of land, including the original farm complex buildings that were part of an early 20th century gentleman's farm and has a unique combination of natural setting, designed landscapes and buildings of architectural and historic significance.
CITY: Lake Forest
Elgin Area Historical Society Museum
Housed in an 1856 landmark building, permanent exhibits include artifacts from the Elgin National Watch Co. and Elgin Road Race memorabilia.
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I got to Poland in 2003, where I work for the Financial Times. I've been a correspondent in the U.S. and in Russia and Central Asia, and have covered stories in places like Zimbabwe and Israel as well.
Poland has been an enormously interesting beat, as I've watched it join the EU in 2004, and begin to take its place among the rest of the nations in Europe after a very long absence. I write mainly about politics and economics, and try to look for angles that will illuminate the enormous changes that Poland is undergoing. A few months ago, I did something on the disappearance of the iconic "Maluch" car, a 600cc-engined Fiat, which had helped motorise Poland in the 1970s, and is now being supplanted with modern used cars imported from Germany.
The next year promises to be very interesting as well, with Poland in place to be one of the only economies in Europe to show any economic growth at all. That doesn't mean that there will not be severe economic pain as joblessness rises, and important parts of the economy like housing and car manufacturing decline sharply.


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How To Grow Herbs: Indoors and Outdoors
by Katie Cavuto-Boyle in Uncategorized, May 27, 2012The right herb can really make a recipe. Whether it brings brightness to a beverage or spice to a saute, herbs are invaluable, flavorful, add-ins when it comes to healthy cooking. With the warm months upon us, growing your own herbs is a great idea. Not only is it a low-cost hobby (which can save you money on high-cost ingredients), but also brings the season's freshest flavors right to your windowsill.
But how does a novice grower begin? There are so many things to consider—what to grow, how much light, water, and soil, which pots and plant food.
Light is an absolute must. As a rule of thumb, when growing inside, make sure your plant gets 6-8 hours of good sunlight. Southwestern-facing windows are best if you have one. If you don't have adequate light, supplemental lamps are always an option. As for potting, there are just a few rules, but it is important to observe them carefully. Pots must always have drainage holes and herbs should not be grown in pots smaller than 6 inches.
If you're trying to start an outdoor herb garden, many of the same considerations apply. If you're starting from seed, check your seed packets for space recommendations. Also make sure your herbs are getting the optimal amount of light. This doesn't always mean as much light as possible, just the right amount for the herb you're growing. For example, while sage grows well in full sunlight, chervil prefers full shade. It is all too easy to over-water or over-fertilize herbs. Herbs tend to need less water than expected and too much fertilizer may ruin the taste. Rely on the soil to tell you when to water. If it feels or looks dry, chances are your herbs could use some moisture.
One more factor worth considering is the lifespan of your new herb garden. If you prefer to plant once and reap the benefits each season, opt for perennials like chives, fennel, thyme, mint or tarragon. Annuals are shorter lived, blooming for one season only. Coriander, dill, basil, chervil and anise are all annuals. Regardless of your choice of herbs, keep one more tip in mind: Trimming the tops or leaves stimulates growth. However, never trim away over a third of the leaves—this may be detrimental to your plant.
Easy-to-grow herbs include chives, mint, parsley, bay tree (bay leaves) and lemongrass.
Lemongrass does not actually grow in soil, but rather water (like bamboo). You can pick it up at most markets. If you trim the top and place the bottom in a couple of inches of water (so long as the base is intact), you'll be rewarded with roots and new shoots in no time!
Mint grows quickly and easily, but beware—it needs its own space, as it can become rather invasive.
Coriander is the seed of the cilantro plant. The Vietnamese coriander variety is particularly easy to grow and yields a hearty plant.
Chives are great starter herbs for several reasons. They do not need much light and grow quite quickly. To start your own chives, uproot a handful from an established plant. Make sure not to tear the roots! Place them in a pot half-full of soil and cover with soil to just above the roots.
Parsley is likewise quite easy, but not as fast. The most difficult part is germinating the seed, which may take a couple of weeks. After that, parsley is slow and steady, needing little maintenance or light.
Moderately difficult-to-grow herbs include oregano, rosemary and thyme.
Oregano, rosemary and thyme all require at least 6-8 hours of sunlight per day (and sometimes need supplemental sunlight as well). If trying oregano, the Greek variety is a bit easier to grow. With rosemary, on the other hand, less is more. It is easily over-watered and actually prefers mid-grade soil.
Up for a challenge? Try basil, cilantro or sage.
Basil is one of the most difficult herbs to grow, particularly indoors (it struggles during the winter months). If you're ready for a challenge though, try the Spicy Globe or African Blue variety. They will give you the best chances of success for indoor growing.
Cilantro is significantly more challenging to grow as a leaf. It has a tendency to bolt—a panic mode that plants go into under stress—and proceeds to grow flowers and seeds in place of leaves. Sage is rather susceptible to mildew and tends to get over-watered.
Katie Cavuto Boyle, MS, RD, is a registered dietitian, personal chef and owner of HealthyBites, LLC. See Katie's full bio »
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INMAN FAMILY GENEALOGY HOME PAGEUpdated December 28, 2006 |
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#1MVetMarch Shutdown Storm Troopers In Riot Gear March In Lockstep, Hit Elderly Vets & Female With Nightstick, Riot Truck -Videos & Photos [ROLLING UPDATES]
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Shutdown theater reaches boiling point: "essential employees" battle US military vets trying to visit DC memorials #1MVetMarch
 David Burge (@iowahawkblog) October 13, 2013
"We the People" rising up against Obama's intimidation tactics.
The Freedom Fighters have landed in DC!
Obama spitting in the faces of the Greatest Generation.
Police hit elderly vets with batons outside the White House!
Officer goes ballistic while brandishing his baton towards the peaceful veterans.
Vet to police: "You guys are turning this territory into East Berlin"
Sen. Ted Cruz, Sarah Palin and Sen. Mike Lee join protesters at WWII Memorial. –Protesters: "Tear down these walls!"
VETS take barricade from WWII memorial and carry it to the white house
Million VET MARCH.. Police State in DC – Younger vets help WWII vet up steps of Lincoln Memorial past barricades.
D.C. Metropolitan police officer assaults elderly woman with baton.
Barrycades down! I repeat barrycades down!
Photo: fences that previously surrounded the WWII memorial piled up by protestors in #1MVetMarch pic.twitter.com/XNRRgrE5eL #1MillionVetMarch
 grasswire (@grasswire) October 13, 2013
Pro-America vs Anti-America. Guess whose side Obama's top Dem lapdogs are on?
Pelosi and Reid stood on the Mall with the illegal aliens. Palin and Cruz are with the vets today– says it all to me! #1MillionVetMarch  stormy (@BStormann) October 13, 2013
Recreating the Iwo Jima memorial. Awesomeness!
Military vets taking down the barricades in DC. #1MillionVetMarch pic.twitter.com/XEIbCTdo4e  Joe (@CleSoldier2011) October 13, 2013
Standing together shoulder to shoulder against Obama Regime tyranny.
#1MillionVetMarch pic.twitter.com/GhyhFE3kRj  AmericanSoldierNetwk (@forRtroops) October 13, 2013
"@IusDomina: Metro PD pushing ppl off the wall w/stick #1MVetMarch #1MillionVetMarch pic.twitter.com/UH6LLNHCW1"  Major Jim (@usamp56) October 13, 2013
Pushing back peaceful protesters with a barrycade that the vets carried over #1MVetMarch #1MillionVetMarch pic.twitter.com/WqppzSvnMe  The Right Lady (@IusDomina) October 13, 2013
Inspection of the new wall built by Metro PD #1MVetMarch #1MillionVetMarch pic.twitter.com/1qzdOdk5vk  The Right Lady (@IusDomina) October 13, 2013
Called in cavalry! #1MVetMarch #1MillionVetMarch pic.twitter.com/EgfAXGaiYo  The Right Lady (@IusDomina) October 13, 2013
DEMAND justice for the Benghazi Four!
WHy did the DC Police use a nightstick on a peaceful woman protesting #1MillionVetMarch pic.twitter.com/SBpxPZEOqs
 Doug American Vet (@AmericanVet3) October 14, 2013
What started it all when the first #barrycades were breached at WWII Memorial #vetmarch #1MillionVetMarch #shutdown pic.twitter.com/7wklfPy6fl
 ibreakthings (D) (@Kudzu81) October 14, 2013
Bi-partisan outrage.
God Bless America.
One of my favorite photos from today. This was during the opening prayer http://t.co/ePIzR4ZSgm #1MVetMarch pic.twitter.com/EyDnUsJ0tm
 Katherine Cresto (@kcresto) October 13, 2013
Obama took this guy's benefits away! @PorchPhilosophy: My favorite pic of the day….thank you hero #1mVetMarch pic.twitter.com/gGqizpuSot #Pats
 Prudence (@dennygirltwo) October 14, 2013
#1MVetMarch Remember being an American is a state of mind, being born here does not make you one. Race is irrelevant pic.twitter.com/TVCeV3Qb9m
 Room 101 (@suscitate) October 13, 2013
If you look closely at this pic you can feel the raw emotion in a true Patriotic American's soul #1MVetMarch pic.twitter.com/KdSZ7bnypA
 Jeff in WNC (@dahbigj) October 13, 2013
The Greatest Generation faced much worse than Barrycades & deserve far better. #1MVetMarch #sot pic.twitter.com/09HoEE8A19
 Mister H (@ATHudd) October 13, 2013
RT @betbell3 Heap of "Barrycades" that were carried to the WhiteHouse by the Vets. #1mvetmarch #tcot pic.twitter.com/0UFgTDtUU4
 slone (@slone) October 13, 2013
THANK YOU, to all of the Vets & Patriots who showed up this morning to take back our Memorials. #1MVetMarch pic.twitter.com/3zuNZxdEhR
 Dan Bongino (@dbongino) October 13, 2013
The police taking a flag from a citizen outside of the WH during #1MVetMarch this is now the country we live in. pic.twitter.com/A8t4Oejzza
 Isaac Hunefeld (@IHunefeld) October 14, 2013
Obama sends coffee to Occupy Thugs but riot police for 90yr old WWII Vets #1MVetMarch #ImpeachObama #tcot #ccot #ctot pic.twitter.com/2AEUoaUaZf
 Ed Wrather (@EdWratherUSA) October 14, 2013
Will Barry use water cannons/rubber bullets against our vets? @JudgeLucas: Riot trucks reported at scene #1MVetMarch pic.twitter.com/5tpTvrjz2n
 Dale (@Dbargen) October 14, 2013
Imagine Obama's impotent rage as he watched patriotic Americans defy him by stacking barricades at WH. #1MVetMarch pic.twitter.com/1iKDoV3wWc
— FullMetalPatriot (@FullMtlPatriot) October 14, 2013
Libs called the #1MVetMarch 'Tea Party crazies'; Pelosi said 'God Bless the Occupy Wall Street Protesters' – those that defacated & looted.
— Freida People (@LetFreedumRing) October 14, 2013
Obama has sent more helicopters to buzz our vets than he sent to save Tyrone Woods. #Benghazi #1MVetMarch
— Razor (@hale_razor) October 13, 2013
The National Park Service continue to follow Obama's "disgusting†marching orders to make "life as difficult for people as they canâ€Â. But hey, as long as the Obama Regime is "winning", what difference does it make "how long" the shutdown tyranny "lasts"?
Whose memorials? Our memorials!
Whose parks? Our parks!
Whose monuments? Our monuments!
Related posts:
- THE #1MVetMarch Photo That SPEAKS A Million Words –In All Caps
- Video: @FreeDCProject Patriots Breach Lincoln Memorial Shutdown Barrycades [Updated: MORE Video,Park Police Escort OUT]
- 2 Bus Loads Of Texas Vets Being Held Up By Park Police At Barrycaded Iwo Jima Memorial [Video]
- #ObamaRegimeShutdown Gestapo: Senior Citizen Yellowstone Tourists Placed Under Armed House Arrest ! !
- REMEMBER "The guy CUTTING off your access to monuments is the guy who now CONTROLS your access to health careâ€Â
- "Million Vet March On The Memorialsâ€Â! 10/13/13
- #ObamaReidShutdown Strongarming; Police Eject Vietnam Vets From Vietnam War Veterans Memorial
- #ObamaReidShutdown Day 4: O Ups Anti-Vet Ante WWII Memorial Barrycades NOW Wired Shut [Photo]
- Biden To Park Ranger Who Blocked Vets From WWII Memorial: "I'm Proud Of Youâ€Â
- Senior O Regime Official: "We Are Winning It Doesn't Really Matter To Us†How Long #ObamaReidShutDown Lasts Even If WIC, Vets Benefits ETC Are Shutdown
- Obama's Iron Fisted Shutdown Of America Capsulized In A Single Stunning Image –Update: Unprecedented!
- Damn The #ObamaReidShutdown! Full Speed Ahead! Vets Storm DC World War II Memorial Barricades Roundup Day 2 [Live Updates]


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Turner-Estes home
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Type: | Black-and-white photographs |
Title: | Turner-Estes home |
Date: | 1950-1975 |
Description: | Turner-Estes home. Photograph of the Turner-Estes home located on North Green Street. In 1904 Mr. G. E. Turner bought a lot on Green Street from Carrie B. Smith for $2,700. The house was built on this site in 1906. George P. Estes bought the house in 1913. The front is Neo-Classical Revival, and the veranda has small fluted Corinthian Columns. Caption: "Hall County Library Photo Collection (0245) Gainesville, Georgia." Digitized by: Digital Techniques, Inc. Electronic version made available through a federal Library Services and Technology Act Grant and Georgia Public Library Services. |
Subjects: | Turner-Estes Home (Gainesville, Ga.) | Turner, G. E. | Smith, Carrie B. | Estes, George P. | Dwellings--Georgia--Hall County | Dwellings--Georgia--Gainesville | Hall County (Ga.) | Gainesville (Ga.) |
Contributors: | Hall County Library System (Ga.) |
Online Publisher: | [Gainesville, Ga. : Hall County Library System], 2001 |
Original Material: | 1 photograph : b&w ; 25 x 18 cm. | Forms part of: Hall County, Georgia historical photograph collection. |
Rights and Usage: | Cite as: [Name of photograph], Hall County, Georgia historical photograph collection, Hall County Library System. |
Persistent Link to Item: | http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/hall/hchp/do:0245 |
Related Institutions: | Hall County Library System (Ga.) |
Collection Information: | Hall County Georgia Historical Photograph Collection |


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will this work on iPhone 5?
I'm about to get my iPhone 5 - so I need to know whether mirroring works perfectly on iPhone 5 - and I mean mirroring: no special apps needed, showing whole screen and all apps and games I want to share on big screen. Will it work?
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If you mean with apple tv and airplay mirroring then yes it will work. no extra apps needed.
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Yes it works great, i have used it to play games, video, and photo's
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NO. I do have both adapters. This one and the 30 pin to lightning.
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NO. iPhone 5 does NOT have a 30-pin connector on it. In order for this to work, you'd have to have a Lightning to 30-pin adapter AND this adapter. I recommend just using AirPlay to mirror your screen.
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Isle of Dogs footballer's career kicks of in US
Isle of Dogs footballer Sam Kennedy has signed for an American soccer team as he pursues his dream of a professional career.
Kennedy, 21, has signed for semi-professional outfit DFW Tornados, based in Dallas, and this summer will play for them in the US Premier Development League, just one rung below Major League Soccer.
The Millwall fan will join the squad later this month, but will miss the start of the season because of college commitments. The midfielder hopes it will be the first step on the path to a full-time professional career, once he finishes his sport and business management scholarship at Lees-McRae College.
He said: "Tornados start the league this Saturday but I can't join them until May 23 when this semester finishes. But I will be available for the US Open Cup qualifying round on May 30, which is great.
"Gifton Noel Williams, who used to play for Watford, Stoke and Millwall signed for them on the same day, so it's a good standard and it's very exciting."
The last weekend of May could turn out to be a big weekend for Kennedy. As well as hopefully making his debut for the Tornados, he's hoping Millwall will be contesting the League One play off final at Wembley on the Saturday.
He said: "It's was agonising listening to the game against Swindon online last Saturday, but at least they got into the play-offs. I just hope they win it this year."