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I don't want to chance the fact that no one is going to revisit the blog about "When a Pet Dies" (The last comment was on Sunday). This has touched me deeply as my sixteen year old kitty is not doing very well. I actually thought I was going to have to put her down yesterday but saw that she is doing better. I am a renter, and I don't feel comfortable putting her in the ground where she'd be so alone, not to mention all the dogs in our neighborhood may find her. Can someone suggest the best place to have her cremated if she does go on her own? Her doctor is Dr.
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I would like to ask all of you for your opinion on Frontline or Advantage? (Or another brand you suggest)...
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I am having a service Thursday for my cat that has been ill for several months. Does anyone have any ideas for her service. I will have around ten friends and family members over and I don't want it to turn out to be a joke. We will have a portable organ with my friend playing a hymn he learned online for this occasion. Any suggestions???
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I just wanted to share how impressed I was with Mr. Lee Blue's prompt attention to our delivery needs. I am the Club Concierge at a private club and we wanted our Members to have the Bluffton Today so I e-mail the circulation department at 9:34 a.m., Mr. Blue called me at 9:35 a.m., then not only did Mr. Blue himself deliver today's edition (at 10:32 a.m.,not even an hour later) he brought the gentleman, Mr. Glen Isham, who will be handling the delivery route with him so he can meet his new client.
By: pjsglide on August 2, 2006 - 10:56am - Add new comment
Please tell me who you think is the best cell phone company for this area. My needs are mostly local, but I do call out of state fairly often. My current cell phone company, member since March 2000, just shut my cell phone off for late payment (I know, my fault but don't you think they could have informed me?) and the "turn back on" fee exceeds the amount they turned my phone off for in the first place. Urked in Okatie!!!
By: pjsglide on October 27, 2006 - 1:41pm - Add new comment
Does anyone know where to go for a haunted house in the Bluffton/HHI area?
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Could anyone please suggest any non-profit organizations that is in the Beaufort area (other than Deep Well and Bluffton Self Help) for food donations this holiday season?
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I just read in the Island Packet that a Benjamin C. Parker died Wednesday...at 68 years young...unless there is another Dr. Benjamin Parker of Bluffton, our beloved Bluffton veterinarian father just passed away. Keep his family in your prayers...
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This morning I heard WSAV newscaster say that a spring breaker was going from one hotel balcony to another and fell to her death...and that alcohol was involved (duh?) Did anyone else hear of this and which hotel was it? I was half asleep but I think I heard it correctly...who knows I could have dreamt the whole thing??? What a tragedy, her poor family!
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At this point, this may be just a rumor but i was just told that the Wal-Mart out in Hardeville had to be evacuated...i guess its a bomb threat...??? bomb squad is all suited up and going in???


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I work in the education system of Pennsylvania, however, I do not work in a school. I work in an educational service center that specializes mostly in the professional development of teachers.
There has been some controversy over whether concealed carry at my building is lawful or not. When I asked my mentor if she had come across this issue before she said she had not. I asked if I should let my employer know that I am a concealed carrier and she recommended that because of the "liberal" attitude in our building I should not (she suspected word would get around that I carried and anti-gun individuals would make my working environment uncomfortable, at best). She assured me that because, technically, we were not a school there was no reason why I should not be able to carry and that the best thing to do was just not to let anyone know one way or the other if I decide to or not. That is a principle I've been acting on for two years now.
However, not long ago I started getting sent to various schools and districts to do presentations and trainings of a product we were developing for our districts. While I always secure my sidearm in my vehicle while going into schools, I've always been unsure about carrying in administrative buildings (and some of these buildings are in questionable neighborhoods). Again, most of them are not "technically" schools, but they are more or an educational institution than my building is.
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Wisconsin parents took a different approach when punishing their disrespectful daughter, public shame. They posted embarrassing pictures of themselves on her Facebook page.
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Gardeners must make a decision at this time of year. Should they purchase and plant seeds to grow transplants for the garden, or should they wait until planting time outdoors and buy started plants from nurseries and garden centers?
When somebody thinks you're somebody that you're not, it can either be really good or really bad.
Many groups and individuals find themselves in the same situation as United Way Board Member Taylor Wallace at the recent Recognition Luncheon, "coming up a little short of the goal."
The warm weather last week got many gardeners in the mood to plant.
What can you do in 40 days?
We've been in our new house for three weeks and some folks have already found us.
One landscape plant that has become common in Georgia landscapes is daylilies. This is for a good reason.
Many people, during the purchase of a home or old farmstead, find themselves in the possession of fruit trees that have been "neglected" for some length of time.
I am on my soapbox today.
Like the weather, the past couple of weeks have been a time of contrasts, like a pendulum swinging between bad news and good, which, fortunately, means that much of the time it is at neither extreme.
Arbor Day will be Feb. 20, and now is an excellent time to plant trees.
I didn't get to watch the inauguration of President Barack Obama until they replayed it on cable.
This column was meant to be written for last week's paper, but before that happened, I decided to go south for a few days in search of warmer weather.
As I write this, we are in the midst of moving.
I sometimes think people have lost all sense of boundaries and personal decorum.
The winter storm of the past week has led to many shrubs and trees damaged in home landscapes.
I have often marveled how teachers could do it. Not just the keeping a classroom of children occupied or trying to keep track of how many kids have gone to the restroom, either. I have always been in awe of those good teachers who really inspire their students to learn.
I am not by any means a jewelry girl.
My "here" is quite different from what it was at the beginning of 2015.
No one listens to me.
Winter doesn't seem like a good time for insect control in your home orchard or landscape, does it? The frigid temperatures of February aren't conducive to much insect activity. However, right now insects are hiding out on your trees and shrubs waiting for the warm temperatures of spring to pop out and mess with your plants.
Backyard apple trees are very popular in this area of Georgia. Many people see the apples being grown just down the road in Ellijay and assume it should be easy to grow them at home.
If you had asked me 25 years ago if I was an extravert or an introvert, I would have whole-heartedly responded with the former.
Muscadines are grapes native to America, and they are a staple of home gardens all over the Southeast.
Being raised an only child meant I spent a lot of time reading and pretending.
All livestock require more energy during the cold winter temperatures to keep warm.
Someone asked me recently how many children I have and what their ages were.
The quality of our water can have a direct and persistent effect on our health.
When I was single, a friend suggested I sign up for an online dating service.
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Mario Kart Wii was a popular title for the Brits and their neighbors, as sales data shows it to be the best-selling game in the UK under the category of "individual SKU" during 2008, topping a list that is comprised mainly of games available only on Nintendo gaming systems. Considering how many amazing games released over the course of this year, we believe this to be quite the achievement
The Wii is just so darn popular over there. So popular, in fact, that the top 5 best-selling games for the year were all on Nintendo platforms. Coming in at the second spot was Wii Fit, followed by Wii Play, Brain Training on DS, and our favorite game to poke fun at, Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games. Full list is past the break.
Top 10 "Individual SKUs" of 2008:
1. Mario Kart Wii (Wii) -- Nintendo
2. Wii Fit (Wii) -- Nintendo
3. Wii Play (Wii) -- Nintendo
4. Dr Kawashima's Brain Training (DS) -- Nintendo
5. Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii) -- Sega
6. GTA IV (360) -- Rockstar
7. GTA IV (PS3) -- Rockstar
8. Call of Duty: World at War (360) -- Activision
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Top 10 "all formats" of 2008:
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The Supreme Court issued a pair of 5-to-4 rulings on workers' lawsuits. Justice Ginsburg filed a dissent in both cases calling for Congress to overturn the decisions by passing new legislation.
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The US Supreme Court handed down two important decisions Monday that will make it harder for workers to mount and win discrimination lawsuits against their employers.
In a pair of 5-to-4 decisions, the justices embraced a narrow definition of who qualifies as a supervisor for purposes of federal discrimination law, and the court endorsed a tough standard in cases where a worker claims to be the victim of retaliation after complaining of unlawful discrimination.
The majority justices said the narrow standards would be easier for courts to administer and that other safeguards were available to protect workers.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg filed a dissent in both cases calling for Congress to overturn the decisions by passing new legislation.
"Congress has, in the recent past, intervened to correct this Court's wayward interpretations of Title VII," she wrote, referring to the passage of the Lilly Ledbetter Act in 2009 overturning a 2007 high court decision.
"The ball is once again in Congress' court to correct the error into which this Court has fallen and to restore the robust protections against workplace harassment the Court weakens today," she said.
"The winner today, as in most days in the recent past, is business," Mark Graber, a law professor at the University of Maryland, said in a statement.
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Asian Shrimp Stew with Steamed Rice
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Sharp, fragrant ginger invigorates this dish. Because it's potent and fibrous, use a sharp knife to mince it. To keep this stew tasting bright, avoid overcooking the vegetables.
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- 1 cup(s) long-grain white rice
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- 1/2 cup(s) coconut milk
- 1 tablespoon(s) sugar
- 1 tablespoon(s) vegetable oil, such as safflower
- 2 yellow bell peppers, ribs and seeds removed, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 onion, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 4 clove(s) garlic, sliced
- 2 tablespoon(s) (from a 2-inch piece) minced peeled fresh ginger
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) red-pepper flakes
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- 1 pound(s) peeled and deveined medium shrimp, thawed if frozen, tails removed
- 1 rice vinegar, or up to 2 tablespoons, if desired
- Cook rice according to package instructions; set aside, covered. Meanwhile, place cornstarch in a medium bowl. Gradually whisk in coconut milk, sugar, and 1 cup water; set aside.
- In a large skillet, heat oil over medium. Add bell peppers, onion, garlic, ginger, red-pepper flakes, and scallion whites; season with salt. Cook, tossing frequently, until vegetables are crisp-tender, 6 to 8 minutes.
- Add coconut-milk mixture to skillet; raise heat to medium-high. Boil, stirring occasionally, until thickened, 1 to 2 minutes. Add shrimp, and cook just until opaque, 3 to 4 minutes. If necessary, adjust consistency of stew with a little bit of water; season with vinegar and salt to taste.
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There are dozens of to-do-list apps out there, but Any.do (free for Android and iOS) stands out for hitting the delicate balance between clean and robust so that it's easy to set up lists organized the way you want without too much clutter.
The app lets you set up lists for "today," "tomorrow," "upcoming" and "someday" that you can see at a glance and collapse or expand as you wish. You can also view your tasks by category — personal, work, etc. Any.do syncs signed-in users' lists with an online account in the Chrome browser, or it can connect to a Facebook account.
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The stars of spring's biggest movie think their film is superior to everybody's favorite vampires — do YOU agree?
The Hunger Games will be huge, and it looks like the cast thinks it will be even more epic than The Twilight Saga!
Much of the cast favors their movie over the vampire epic, Life & Style reports.
"It's a very different story about freedom and standing up for what you believe in — it's not presented in a sexy way," Liam Hemsworth said.
Furthermore, Elizabeth Banks asks, "What are the stakes in Twilight? Like, 'I don't know, should I marry this werewolf?'"
Do YOU think The Hunger Games will be better than Twilight, HollywoodLifers?
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"I Was So Obsessed With This Book I hAD To Take It With Me Out To Dinner And Hide It Under The Edge Of The Table So I Wouldn't Have To Stop Reading.The Story Kept Me Up For Several Nights In A Row,Because Even After I Finished,I Just Lay In Bed Wide Awake Thinking About It"-Stephenie Meyer
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Posted at 8:25 PM on March 23, 2012
I LOVE HUNGER GAMES!!!!!!!!!! Twilight isn't good enough to be compared to hunger games!!!!!!! Twilight is just a little romantic story, hunger games is soooo much more!!!!!!!!!!! I'm not saying i dont like twilight but hunger games was 50,000 time awesomer!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE HUNGER GAMES!!!!!! – as u can tell!
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Posted at 3:23 AM on March 13, 2012
The hunger games is a trilogy expressing the confinement of corrupt leaders , showing us through political stance the means of wars and the innocence sacrificed to gain freedom through the unity of the people shown by the mockingjay.
yes, it does have a love triangle but it is not the main feature and t symbolizes freedom ( gale ) or social standing ( peeta ) not whether or not to pick between a sparkling narcissist or a hopeless boy who falls for a child .
aka The hunger games is so much cooler in every way :)
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The Hunger Games! I really like Twilight but it's mostly based on a fantasy love triangle while The Hunger Games is this love triangle but also about war, revolution and how to stand up for yourself. And plus I LOVE The Hunger Games. And personally, I think it has a better moral.
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There is more to twilight than that. Yes I agree it has the romantic feel but If you read the books throughly you find that there is a hidden subtext of the book. Bella has more choices and problems to solve than just who should I marry the vampire or the werewolf. She had to choose between her parents and her human life or leaving that all behind. She has to choose between life or death. She has to make life altering decisions that yes are a little far fetched but it is a book. A work of fiction to be enjoyed and experienced. Nothing that happens in it is real. Nothing that happens in THG is real either. This is fiction writing not real life. I feel that these actors and actresses should mature and stop fighting over who's movie is going to be the best.
Posted at 12:14 AM on March 8, 2012
First of all, I have read all of the Twilight books, and there really isn't much to them. Not one character changes or grows as a person. And the decisions you talk about (choosing between her human life or leaving it behind and choosing life or death) are not only THE SAME decision, but also stems from her decision of choosing Edward over Jacob. Unlike Twilight, the characters in Hunger Games do have arcs. Also, while I do agree they are both fiction, something like the Hunger Games could actually happen one day (gladiator fights ring a bell?) And lastly the actors and actresses are giving their opinions, like you and I are doing by commenting on their post. They are asked these questions by reporters and give them. It has nothing to do with being mature, it's a matter of opinion.
Posted at 4:52 AM on March 8, 2012
i agree. and its not even that far off in the future, in my opinion. just look at the airports, highschool entries, football games etc. tsa and police, check points and soon drones everywhere.
its sad that so many people dont see the connection. america is on the brink of a police state which to me is the beginning of a THG type of reality.
whereas twilight is true fiction i think this trilogy is more dystopian and therefore allows for a stronger emotional response from the viewer.. simply because it might become reality in the future.
Posted at 11:58 PM on March 7, 2012
While I think THG is probably a much better film (and the actors better), I'm starting to think the cast is really obnoxious. The twi-stars can be a bit whiny and the Harry Potter kids can be a bit smug, but the THG stars seem really judgmental and petty. Yeah, THG will be better…But the stars don't have to make sarcastic digs at Twilight…they should be taking the high road and saying something like "they are two very different films." I guess what I am trying to say is I find the judgey attitude of the stars annoying…Specifically, Liam Hemsworth and Jennifer Lawrence. Lawrence gave this weirdly self-righteous interview to Seventeen where she was like, I'm not stupid enough to have a eating disorder….As for Liam, yes, the Twi films are crappy but you don't have to actually say it to the press…I never heard Emma Watson make a nasty remark about Twilight, even though it would be easy to mock the film and the fans. Being bitchy, whiny, and smug is irritating but directing it to specific people who did nothing to you seems uncalled for.
Posted at 10:01 AM on March 8, 2012
I completely agree with your comment. I think that as actors they should repect other films and their actors. JLaw should also probably check how she expresses herself to the media next time since making those type of comments about not being stupid enough to have an eating disorder can have a negative impact on those suffering from such disorders. I wish both the films the best and I am sure they'll be great since they both have great actors and are different stories that catch our attention.
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i think twilight is better in THG teen killing other teens is very bad look in the world what is happening the school in ohio where a teen shoot others teen THG is bad example of this and the picture is similar of the movie of Arnold and maria conchita alonso in the '80 look that movie
Posted at 12:24 AM on March 8, 2012
THG doesnt in any way condone teens killing teens. Sure, it happens in it but they are not saying it is ok. If anything, the author uses Katniss's point of view to show that it's wrong. Katniss is forced to kill out of necessity in order to survive. The same could be said of the Volturi who kill that group of tourists in New Moon, killing out of necessity in order to survive.
Posted at 10:34 PM on March 7, 2012
Twilight has the ROMANTIC feel, which I like, but the only big decision in twilight was Edward or Jacob?
The Hunger Games however is about life, death, freedom, family, courage, rebels and so much more. The Hunger Games has so much to offer and explore that I think it will be FAR MORE EPIC than twilight could ever be. Hell, you have to be stupid to not think that. ONE more film and twilight is over!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Then the hunger games will be out and people will ask "what's twilight?"
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The books are TOTALLY better! I will argue about that, but the movie hasn't come out yet, but everyone has such great things to Say. Suzanne even wrote a letter saying it was everything she wanted and she was happy with lions gate and Gray Ross & Jennifer Lawrence and pretty much everyone who worked on it, so….. I'M EXCITED
Posted at 10:30 PM on March 7, 2012
You really can't compare the movies because TWILIGHT is about the love Bella has for Edward and Jacob. Hunger Games is similar in the way that it can't happen. Also when Taylor and Kristen started they were like 17 and 18, much younger than the other 2 except Josh. And the only reason HG would be like more is cause it's not so corney. Instead why don't they compare it to HP. Cause frankly if that were the case EVERYONE would pick HP. Either way the movie HG doesn't appeal to me nor do the actors. I still prefer TWILIGHT.
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Copy twilight how exactley? Truthfully, I am a Twilight fan and I will go see the last movie but I prefer The Hunger Games.
Twilight really is just "omg! Who should I marry? The vampire who will give me eternal life or the hot and sexy werefolf? I'm so heartbroken and confused! And oh great! Here comes people trying to seperate us! Why? Why does this happen to me? Why do I put people in danger?!" Bella, to me, is a bad image for women. Always being saved. I mean, she goes into depression for loosing a guy?! Stupid, much? If that was someone in real life people would think she's nuts. Sure she does something in eclipse to help (distracting victoria with her blood) but the deepest Twilight goes is Bella's devotion to her daughter. That's it. It just seems pointless, like the four books could have just been put in one and it still would have held the same quality.
Now THG is a different book. One about SOMETHING that could happen. Freedom, politics, the horrible place our world could be walking into. I mean, if we enjoy watching people fight (boxing, and such) and enjoy watching those survival reality shows then whose to say something like that won't happen?
And not only is Katniss a strong female character but she's loving also. A bit dim when it comes to love, sure. And yes there is romance too and that just sort of ties things together. Every great story has romance – even Harry Potter had romance and everyone loved those books. The romance in THG isn't overwhelming like that in Twilight. It fits with the story anyone whose read the books know that.
Katniss is devoted to those who she cares about. She won't just sit down and let them fight and protect her – she will be on the front line fighting too.
The Hunger Games is great for both genders. While I do see one or two guys that WILLINGLY go to see Twilight there will not only be guys willing to read and see THG but excited about it also. There are countless of guys at my school who are going to see it and have read the books. Everyone loves the Hunger Games.
I understand that Twilight fans refuse to even think about Twilight simply 'dissapearing' but the world is moving on. Twilight isn't the big thing anymore, it captured many people (including myself) and it was a good movie. But the hunger games (to me) has more. Sadly for some people THG will eclipse twilight wether you like it or not. I do think The Hunger Games books are better than twilight books. As for the movie, we'll just have to wait and see the film makers didn't mess it up.
Posted at 2:45 AM on March 8, 2012
You just cited all the criticism generated by the media, who never read Twilight YOU ARE NOT A TWILIGHT FAN! Of that I'm sure!Bella always to be saved ??? What a big joke!!!!
Twilight is epic because every single part was different and beatiful, but the HG has only one part worth watching PART 1(well sort of still to be decided) and still we have seen more movies about survival(better movies)and still they wheren't as epic as Twilight :P
The girl with the dragon tattoo, Transformers and every other movie on the last 3 or 4 years has been marketed on Twilight shoulders(just like when for HG and Girl with the dragon tattoo where Kristen suppostedly auditioned, but nthg happened. Twilight is epic cause there is NOTHING Hollywwod fashion about them. Bella doesn't go around with perfect hair and a killer wardrobe and she doesn't try to be the Coolest of them all. Beyond vamps and worewolves she is one of us, a simple girl in a world where looks and being cool, not being yourself, is evaluated beyond pathetic. Read both Twilight and HG and can't see how the last one is a better book, is written very generically, thou is has immense potential, a wasted one. HG looks very much hollywood to me, a spectacle, flashy but not a good movie
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A plain simple girl like Bella could NEVER get two hot guys fight over her in real life. Even in fiction Bella could not compete for these guys' affection if a rival was beautiful and confident. I would to have seen Jacob imprint on a girl that's his age, smart, beautiful, confident and all his attention is on his imprinted. Bella wouldn't be able to cope. (Heck she was insecure on her wedding day when a beautiful vampire who wanted Edward was there.) Watching her deal with Jacob not wanting her anymore and putting her marriage to Edward in jeopardy because of her jealousy is a much better plot. That's where you see some character growth.
Bella is a danger-prone Daphne. And I'm sorry the suicide attempts because Edward left her was too much. Wrong message to send.
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Review: Journey, Tulsa Hard Rock, Catoosa, OK
Story and Photo by Scott A. Smith When bathed in concert spotlights, Journey is a better, more aggressive-sounding band than many people will admit. It's true that for years, the band excelled at making ballads an art form, but what much of the public forgets is how Journey can rock as hard as almost anyone else. A fine example of Journey's technical prowess and ability to dish up an almost note-perfect set took place at The Joint inside the Tulsa Hard Rock on Aug. 23 in Catoosa, Okla. The group – guitarist Neal Schon, keyboardist Jonathan Cain, bassist Ross Valory, singer Arnel Pineda and drummer Deen Castronovo – thrilled a capacity audience. A white-hot "Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)" boomed throughout the darkened room first, with Pineda and Schon on the visual front line. Pineda's voice hit the song's stratospheric notes while Cain's moody synthesizer and Valory's punchy bass locked in Continue reading…
February 14, 2012
Classic Rock Still A Hit With Advertisers
It's hard to escape the sound of classic rock these days. Not that I want to. It's not just us classic rock fans that still have respect for the sound of classic rock, however. We've heard various classic rock hits used through the years as soundtracks for television shows (think Sopranos) and for commercial advertising. Although one might expect these classic hits to fade into obscurity in favor of more contemporary sounds, the opposite appears to be true. A new commercial for State Farm Insurance features Journey's hit song "Any Way You Want It," in order to promote the availability of the company when customers need to get in touch with them. Judging from the number of commercials I see on television, the insurance industry appears to be one of the most competitive industries out there. Therefore, one could presume that the big insurance companies are laying out the cash Continue reading…
November 7, 2011
CD Review: Journey's Greatest Hits Volume 2
Spinning up Journey's Greatest Hits Volume 2 CD for the first time provided for me an experience that was true to the band's name. Listening to those hits took me on a musical journey back to the late 1970's and early 1980's. Although the compilation includes tracks that were recorded between 1978 and 1996, it was those early songs like Stone In Love, Feeling That Way and Just the Same Way that really took me back to those Saturday nights sitting in my 1973 Chevrolet Laguna listening to the radio and hanging out with friends into the wee hours. Of all the bands we listened to and loved during that time, I don't feel as if I'm going too far out on a limb when I say that Journey's share of airtime on rock radio probably outshined just about every other group. It's not all that often I can put Continue reading…
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Some might say that the title of Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'" track has proved prophetic. 29 years after the track was released, the song has topped the 3 million mark in paid downloads – the first song released prior to 2000 to do so! Originally released in 1981 from the band's Escape album, the song was popular but never dominated the top 40 charts. Proving that music, like fashion, can be cyclical the song has developed a cult following in the 21st Century around the world. It re-entered the top 10 in the UK and achieved record downloads on iTunes (proving that music cds online are not just the domain of young artists!). What has sparked this revival? The commercial use of a song, or its inclusion on a soundtrack can be either its kiss of death or a fast track path to fame and success. Luckily for Journey, they Continue reading…
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The Glory of Christ
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There are multiple Swedish wedding traditions that can be incorporated into your wedding celebration to represent your Swedish heritage. The following summary provides some information you can incorporate into your wedding to represent Swedish wedding customs.
It is customary to include flowers in many different ways in a Swedish-themed wedding reception. Many brides wear a floral bridal crown, as opposed to tiaras. Flower girls wear flower crowns in their hair, along with traditional Swedish folk costume dresses. Oftentimes couples in Sweden would include tissue flowers with real flowers to enhance the presentation of the decorations. Many people pick flowers from their area of the country and create their own decorative pieces with them, in the classic Swedish folk style. For many Swedish celebrations arches are used made out of birch wood or flowers.
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ABC News' Rick Klein reports: That probably won't be the last major unveiling on the steps of the Capitol. But now that it's all put together — watch it all get picked apart. Among the consequence of building two separate (shaky) houses from the bottom is that it leaves twice as many parts for opponents (or even allies) to try to take out. And in this instance, you have to move one of the houses to the left, and the other one to the right, while keeping everyone inside. In the broader political landscape, add in a tight calendar, an intervening Election Day, united Republicans, deep splits inside the Democratic caucus, and various other political challenges ranging from war strategy to economic unease. (And don't forget to check the math on the stimulus jobs report coming Friday.) Add to that new ethics revelations — showing far broader inquiries than previously known, though not a lot of actual action out of them — and maybe this isn't the best of days in the halls of Congress. But having actual, real-life health care legislation ready for a vote means it's decision time, at last: "So should progressives get behind this plan? Yes. And they probably will," Paul Krugman writes in his New York Times column. "The people who really have to make up their minds, then, are those in between, the self-proclaimed centrists. . . . History is about to be made — and everyone has to decide which side they're on." There's a broad case to be made, but this remains a bill defined by its particulars. Even beyond the $1 trillion price tag and the public option, you've got the PhRMA deal, abortion issues, the "Cadillac plan" tax, coverage for undocumented immigrants, hospitals' and doctors' rates, and 1,990 pages of goodies and not-so-goodies. The critics' round-up: "Doctors complained that lawmakers removed a provision that staved off deep cuts to physicians' Medicare payments. Hospitals fretted the new public plan would underpay them, despite increases in reimbursement rates," The Wall Street Journal's Janet Adamy writes. "The sharpest criticism came from employers, who say it will saddle them with higher taxes, and insurance companies, which say a new public insurance plan will drive them out of business." The Washington Times cobbles together some talking points: "House Democrats' health care bill runs to 1,990 pages, costs $1.06 trillion, covers 96 percent of eligible Americans and demands the production of 42 studies on everything from whether post-partum screening should be required to using student loan programs to help recruit doctors." A lot of noise for a small player: "An analysis of the House bill released late Thursday by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimated that 6 million people would choose a public plan, making it a relatively small player, despite the issue's outsize role in the health-care debate," The Washington Post's Shailagh Murray and Lori Montgomery report. Just a bit over that magic — while randomly chosen — number: "Throughout Thursday, news accounts, including our own, focused on $894 billion – which was the total cost given out by aides to the House Speaker, Nancy Pelosi, before the official cost analysis was released by the Congressional Budget Office," David M. Herszenhorn and Robert Pear write for The New York Times. "But a closer look at the budget office report suggests that the number everyone should have reported was $1.055 trillion – which is the gross cost of the insurance coverage provisions in the bill before taking account of certain new revenues, including penalties by individuals and employers who fail to meet new insurance requirements in the bill." Plus: "None of the cost estimates of the bill included provisions to increase Medicare payments to doctors. Those provisions, which would cost more than $200 billion over 10 years, were put into a separate bill, also introduced Thursday." Getting more interesting in the Senate: Asked whether he's ready to join a Republican filibuster to sink the entire health care bill, Sen. Joe Lieberman tells ABC's Jonathan Karl: "Yes, that's right. . . . Bottom line: I'm saying this public option is so unnecessary to genuine health care reform and so bad for our Country and the people of our country that I would vote to stop final vote on this health care reform bill if the public option is part of it." Also in the interview, the latest installment of Karl's "Subway Series": "I probably will support some Republican candidates for Congress or Senate in the election in 2010. I'm going to call them as I see them." (Look for more online at ABCNews.com, and with a clip on the "Top Line" political Webcast at noon ET.) Lieberman also thinks it's time for Obama to make up his mind on Afghanistan. Plus, he's supporting his old friend, Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn.: "I believe Sen. Dodd will get re-elected, but it's not going to be easy. This is going to be a tough year for incumbents." But Sen. Evan Bayh, D-Ind., and Sen. Kent Conrad, D-N.D., join a growing caucus of we-won't-filibuster-health-care Democrats, per The New Republic. http://www.tnr.com/blog/the-treatment/bayh-backing-his-threat In the House: "What I think everybody in the caucus sticks by is the notion that they understand how important it is to have healthcare reform," House Democratic Caucus Chairman John Larson, D-Conn., said on ABCNews.com's "Top Line". "We're going to pass health care reform, and we've got the votes to do it." "I'm not big on showing weakness. It's not my thing," Speaker Pelosi tells Politico's David Rogers. From a memo to House Republicans going out Friday from the office of House Minority Whip Eric Cantor, R-Va.: "The Pelosi Bill: It's still the same flawed bill. It is still a government takeover of health care. Totaling 1,990 pages, the bill completely rewrites nearly 1/6th of the nation's economy. Health care costs will go up, and the bill raises taxes, cuts seniors benefits, and doesn't come close to fulfilling the promise that if you like what you have you can keep it." Annals of diplomacy: Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, to a Pakistani newspaper, Dawn: "Al Qaeda has had safe haven in Pakistan since 2002," she said. "I find it hard to believe that nobody in your government knows where they are and couldn't get them if they really wanted to." Clinton, to ABC's Jim Sciutto, in Pakistan Friday: "Trust is a two-way street. There is a trust deficit…it would be a missed opportunity and lack of recognition of full extent of the threat, if they did not realize that any safe haven, anywhere, for terrorists, threatens them, threatens us and has to be addressed." Is the US losing the war in Afghanistan? "No I don't think so… [But] the Taliban has some momentum." (And on the David Plouffe book — did her husband cost her the vice presidency? [Big laugh.] "I have no idea, but I really am satisfied and happy to be doing what I'm doing… I'm not somebody who looks backward — I look forward.") ABC's Kirit Radia: "Clinton made her sharpest comments during a three day diplomatic offensive in Pakistan, a U.S ally where she has generally praised Pakistan and its military for its willingness to take on the Taliban along its rugged frontier with Afghanistan." "Clinton's three-day visit is her first to Pakistan since she became secretary of State, and its principal goal is to improve strained relations. On the first day of her visit, in Islamabad, she declared that she wanted to 'turn a page' in the U.S.-Pakistani relationship," Paul Richter reports for the Los Angeles Times. Will this help drain any swamps? "House ethics investigators have been scrutinizing the activities of more than 30 lawmakers and several aides in inquiries about issues including defense lobbying and corporate influence peddling, according to a confidential House ethics committee report prepared in July," Ellen Nakashima and Paul Kane write in The Washington Post. "The report appears to have been inadvertently placed on a publicly accessible computer network, and it was provided to The Washington Post by a source not connected to the congressional investigations. The committee said Thursday night that the document was released by a low-level staffer." "Watchdog groups have accused the committee of not actively pursuing inquiries; the newly disclosed document indicates the panel is conducting far more investigations than it had revealed," they write. (But doesn't this confirm longstanding criticism that the process is broken? This is a whole bunch of open investigations that are leading to not a whole lot of conclusion, or discipline.) Based on the document obtained by the Post: "House investigators are looking into whether seven members of a powerful government-spending committee violated congressional ethics rules in their dealings with a lobbying firm that secured earmarks from the committee," Brody Mullins writes for The Wall Street Journal. "The document indicates the House Ethics Committee is looking into whether the lawmakers on the defense-spending subpanel of the House Appropriations Committee ran afoul of House rules by trading earmarks for campaign contributions, according to the newspaper." Bad news for Rep. Charlie Rangel, D-N.Y.? "Though the probe has not yet found any of these House members guilty of wrongdoing, this episode will place pressure on Pelosi and her colleagues to show they're not a party of sleaze. Consequently, Rangel is more vulnerable to the Republican's campaign against him," David Corn writes. New from the earmarks war: "As it turns out, President Obama's proposed spending cuts aren't entirely the kind of change Congress can believe in," the Los Angeles Times' Richard Simon writes. "A determination to protect the power over the purse — something Congress has fiercely guarded since the earliest days of the republic — was on display Thursday as the House and Senate approved a bill preserving funding for a number of programs the White House had sought to cut. It was the latest move by lawmakers in both parties to support projects they consider important to their states — and perhaps to their reelection prospects." The president's Friday, per ABC's Sunlen Miller: "This morning, President Obama will sign the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Treatment Extension Act of 2009, providing funding for low-income people with HIV/AIDS. … Later the president will hold his seventh formal meeting on Afghanistan and Pakistan and sit down with his Joint Chiefs of Staff in the Situation Room." The new stimulus jobs report is out Friday afternoon: "Obama administration officials expect new reports Friday to show that the government's fiscal stimulus program helped create or save about 650,000 jobs, a figure officials are prepared to tout as a significant sign of stimulus success," The Wall Street Journal's Maya Jackson Randall reports. A senior administration official e-mails Politico's Mike Allen: "We anticipate that these reports will credit the Recovery Act with directly creating or saving about 650,000 jobs. Because these reports show that less than half of the spending through that date created or saved about 650,000 jobs, they confirm government and private forecaster's estimates that overall Recovery Act spending has created and saved at least 1 million jobs." Pre-buttal statement from House Minority Leader John Boehner, R-Ohio, as provided to The Note: "The trillion dollar 'stimulus' isn't working, and no amount of phony statistics can change that. The President and his economic team promised the 'stimulus' would create jobs 'immediately' and unemployment would stay below eight percent But America has lost more than three million jobs since then, and the unemployment rate is nearing double digits. While Washington keeps spending and piling more debt on the backs of our children and grandchildren, out-of-work families keep asking, 'where are the jobs?' " A balancing act, on the economy: "Tugged in different political directions, the White House is seeking credit for good economic news and trying to escape blame for the bad stuff," the AP's Tom Raum writes. "President Barack Obama greeted as "obviously welcome news" a government report showing the economy grew 3.5 percent from July through September after four quarters of declines. That's unofficial confirmation that the long, harsh recession has ended. But he had to serve it up with a dose of political reality." Drawing close to Election Day — and maybe getting a little bit nervous: "One of President Barack Obama's key political advisers has become the central strategist in New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine's bruising campaign for re-election, a race the White House desperately wants to win to avert the consequences for its own agenda of a Republican winning in a traditionally Democratic state," Politico's Ben Smith reports. "The White House was so concerned about Corzine's chances during the summer that Corzine's aides feared the first-term governor was being pressured to step aside for a stronger candidate. Those fears turned out to be groundless, but were part of the reason Corzine hired Joel Benenson, who has helped impose discipline on a struggling campaign and crystallize Corzine's aggressive attacks on the character of his Republican opponent, former U.S. Attorney Chris Christie," he writes. "For the White House, it's a crucial symbolic prize." Don't read too much into the Big Three contests, Charlie Cook warns: "The most likely outcome this year is a split decision," he writes for National Journal. "Whatever the outcome of this year's New Jersey and Virginia governor's races, the results will depend on conflicting factors that are unlikely to be replicated in many contests next year. Beware, then, of drawing sweeping conclusions." "No matter how they are spun, rerun and overdone, the Virginia and New Jersey gubernatorial races are not national referenda," writes Walter Shapiro, at Politics Daily. "But if you are stubbornly determined to try to find lasting answers in the 2009 results, then ignore the macro (counting up what party won what) and concentrate instead on the micro (small trends buried in the exit polls and the actual returns)." Pre-game spin from the Democratic side: "I think you are seeing play out this fight that's going on within the Republican Party nationally between those who believe that the Republican Party is not ideologically pure enough yet, that they're not holding to their ideals, and those who believe there should be greater pragmatism and breadth of opinion within the Republican Party," Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., told reporters at a Christian Science Monitor Breakfast, per ABC's David Chalian. Profiles in courage, in NY-23: "The House Republican leadership is prepared to welcome Doug Hoffman into its ranks, National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Pete Sessions (R-Texas) said Thursday, a sign that the GOP establishment is recalibrating its approach toward the contentious New York special election and the Conservative Party nominee whose candidacy has divided the party," Alex Isenstadt and Josh Kraushaar write for Politico. The debate tells the story: "Now that Hoffman has emerged as the GOP's best bet for holding the Republican seat, the Democratic candidate, Bill Owens, used a Thursday debate to tie Hoffman to the Club for Growth, an anti-tax group which has backed Hoffman, and ignored the Republican candidate, Dede Scozzafava," ABC's Teddy Davis writes. How to become a celebrity in Congress without really trying (or, by trying just a little): "In today's Congress, the propriety of a gentleman and $5 will get you lots of committee work and a ham sandwich. Embrace the new media landscape, however, and you can break out in the national media fun house as an Internet and cable-news populist. Fame and campaign cash await," Time's Michael Scherer and Jay Newton-Small write. "Just take a look at this year's two great breakout stars of partisanship: Florida Democrat Alan Grayson and Minnesota Republican Michele Bachmann." Coming up on "This Week" Sunday: Presidential advisor Valerie Jarrett. And on the roundtable: George Will, former Clinton White House Press Secretary Dee Dee Myers, former Republican National Committee Chairman Ed Gillespie, Ron Brownstein of National Journal, and the Rev. Al Sharpton.
The Kicker: "MyCongressmanisNuts.com was formed due to outrage and embarrassment within Central Florida over Alan Grayson's liberal positions and childish approach in Washington, D.C." — Press release announcing the new PAC, MyCongressmanIsNuts, based in Grayson's Central Florida district.
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When three friends go hiking, jealousies, sexual tensions and strained relationships come to a head, turning what should have been a peaceful camping adventure into a terror trip. As collective paranoia reaches fever pitch it becomes clear that there is a much darker force at work in their ancient eerie surroundings. Who or what is after them? And can any one of them survive a night in the woods?Film Stills