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Nevada History through the Eyes of WomenTwo historical exhibits represent and celebrate the culmination of the Nevada Women's Legacy — 150 Years of Excellence project, in celebration of the Sesquicentennial …Read more »
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Television's 'Judge Judy' staying in sessionMarch 3, 2015 —
NEW YORK — Daytime television's most popular personality, "Judge Judy" Sheindlin, has extended her contract for three years and plans to keep her court in session into 2020. CBS Television …Read more »
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Nevada History through the Eyes of WomenTwo historical exhibits represent and celebrate the culmination of the Nevada Women's Legacy— 150 Years of Excellence project, in celebration of the Sesquicentennial that …Read more »
'An Evening with the Arts'February 26, 2015 —
The 29th annual "An Evening With the Arts" fundraising dinner and silent auction is set for March 7 at the Fallon Convention Center. This year's theme is "Mardi Gras," and …Read more »
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Nevada History through the Eyes of WomenTwo historical exhibits represent and celebrate the culmination of the Nevada Women's Legacy— 150 Years of Excellence project, in celebration of the Sesquicentennial that …Read more »
Film Series continues with 'Wild At Heart'February 12, 2015 —
The Churchill Arts Council's February film series continues tonight with a screening of "Wild At Heart" at the Oats Park Art Center.Tickets will go on sale beginning at 6 p.m. …Read more »
Changes come slowly to McGillFebruary 12, 2015 —
The former mining town of McGill in eastern Nevada has seemingly defied time. While the town has certainly changed over the years, particularly after a state prison was built on …Read more »
February 5, 2015 —
INTERNATIONAL FILM SERIESWhat began last year with a desire by five local women to bring international films to Carson City will this year be a multi-venue, free three-day event, Thursday-Saturday …Read more »
A visit to historic BunkervilleFebruary 5, 2015 —
Southern Nevada's history is intertwined with that of the Church of Latter Day Saints. In 1855, Mormon settlers were the first non-Indians to settle in Southern Nevada with the construction …Read more »
January 22, 2015 —
Wilbur D. Day Museum exhibit The Wilbur D. May Museum is proud to present the upcoming exhibit — "Grossology: The (Impolite) Science of the Human Body" from Fan. 3-April 26. …Read more »
Learning more about the Donner Party tragedyJanuary 22, 2015 —
It seems like every couple of years, someone publishes another book on the tragic events of the Donner Party in the Sierra Nevada range. One of the most recent, "The …Read more »
Asteroid 1,800 feet across to whip past Earth on MondayJanuary 21, 2015 —
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — An asteroid up to 1,800 feet across is headed Earth's way. But don't worry: It will miss us by 745,000 miles, about three times the distance …Read more »
'Selma' stars including Oprah march in Alabama, honoring MLKJanuary 19, 2015 —
SELMA, Ala. — Oprah Winfrey, fellow actors from the movie "Selma" and hundreds of others marched to recall one of the bloodiest chapters of the civil rights movement on Sunday, …Read more »
Visiting Lovelock's historic districtJanuary 15, 2015 —
Motorists racing across Nevada on Interstate 80 sometimes don't pay much attention to communities like Lovelock — and that's too bad. Located about 90 miles east of Reno, Lovelock is …Read more »
Scaring up good times in Las VegasJanuary 8, 2015 —
It turns out that what happens in Vegas stays there a long time. Like forever. At least that's the idea behind the Haunted Vegas Ghost Hunt, a two-and-a-half hour late …Read more »
Home of big fiberglass, plasterJanuary 2, 2015 —
Years ago someone asked me if I had ever seen any giant fiberglass cow statues in Nevada. I racked my brain and recalled that I'd seen one in front of …Read more »
the cork at home tonightDecember 30, 2014 —
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Celebrating: Wines for any eventDecember 30, 2014 —
Life is full of celebrations, especially during the festive holiday season. From small gatherings with co-workers to large family parties, having the right wine to give or to serve is …Read more »
A second look at the Kit Carson TrailDecember 26, 2014 —
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There are many reasons 12 Years a Slave is so eloquent and powerful, from Steve McQueen's fluid direction to John Ridley's first-rate screenplay and the cast of actors unafraid to play some of the worst and most heroic elements of character -- but at its heart, the film rests on Chiwetel Ejiofo...Read More »
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It's been about 4 weeks since I saw Steve McQueen's much-ballyhooed drama 12 Years A Slave, and also about the same amount of time since I interviewed him. It's a film that I intend to see a second time, if only to compare my reactions (to the film, as well as the reactions others have had) to the f...Read More »
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drought fatalities?
okay...just about all of my plants out front by the road are dead...zinnia, coreopsis, monarda, red twig dogwoods, as well as crepe myrtle and assorted saplings. i've also lost 4 butterfly bushes, and i doubt that the others will make it. the only plants i've watered were the bamboo, and that takes over an hour, carting bucket after bucket of water all over the place.
is anybody else distraught over losing plants?
as i drove down river road yesterday, i realized that in some places, you could probably wade across the delaware river. when i got to flemington, i was shocked to see dead trees lining the streets. at liberty village, even the trees next to the pond had died.
and yet, try as i might, i can find no news of a drought in the northeast. is this a local problem only?
This has been a tough summer. Too hot. I've lost 2 shrubs and probably my Deodar Cedar. I still don't understand the reason my Aesculus Parviflora (Bottlebrush Buckeye) died. It started in June, the ground is moist that area, it's mostly a shaded spot. It was growing nicely for 3 years, then - wham. The local extension office said heat stress, rather than disease, which I thought, but I still don't know. I hook up 2 or 3 lengths of hose to newly planted shrubs and trees I have, with a 5-6' length of soaker hose mounted on the end. I encircle the plant, and put the faucet on reeeeal low, so it very slowly drips, and doesn't tax our well.
We have a stubborn high parked over the southeast, blocking systems to our area, including the 3 major hurricanes. Some storms pop up here and there, but we're not getting major systems. The clockwise flow of the high is pumping in heat from the Gulf.
New Jersey is having trouble, I know they've instituted drought restrictions. Most of the Pa suburbs get water from upstate New York's reservoirs, which are still at adequate levels. We're on a well, so it's always hard to know, 'what's available'. So far, Chester County is on a conserve status, but no restrictions.
I've lost a Rhodadendron I planted last year and a Pussy Willow that wasn't too happy where it was anyway. I am still trying to save a pink dogwwod planted last year.
I'm letting most of the annuals die off now and trying to give the perennials and shrubs 1 deep watering a week. This is the first time I ever saw my hydrangeas drooping.
Here's hoping for some rain very soon.
So far I've lost a biggish tree-form shadblow. It took me forever to find it years ago, and cost over $100 (that's a splurge for me). I brought it home in the tiny Honda Civic I had at the time, carefully wrapped up and sticking out the windows, driving slowly on the highways with the hazard lights blinking. And now it's dying.
My red maples are wilting, too, despite watering. And the freebie evergreens and transplanted hostas are on their way out. Our water comes from a well, and I'm too worried about groundwater supplies to water the garden. I had to do laundry yesterday, and figure that used up enough water for one day.
I'm kind of in despair over this. This morning I heard yet another cheery weatherman saying we'll have hot, dry weather until Thursday, when things will go "downhill" because it might rain. Urge to scream!!
I'm also depressed about this drought. Although they don't call it a drought I guess because the ground water is not depleted. We're not under any water use restrictions. But we had the second dryest September on record! We're 2.85" short for the month. I'm sure hoping for rain on Thursday. I won't know how to act!
I won't know until next spring what has survived and what has not. I'm not too hopeful about the shrubs. I am tired of watering and tired of gardening period! I pulled the annuals last week. Why bother watering them.
I know what you mean about the weathermen saying, "Oh it's another beautiful week!" ((smack))
I was told by our Garden Club President that it's crucial for Spring blossoming shrubs such as azaleas to get ample water this summer so that they will be able to produce their blossoms in spring. I suppose that may be true of most things that blossom in spring. What about those bulbs that were not dug in early summer? Are they as stressed as we all are?
i'm glad that everybody feels the same way that i do, i thought perhaps i was being obsessive. it's like living in a desert, and the stupid weather forecasters keep acting as though there is nothing wrong, that perhaps we're all just hanging at the beach every day.
*sigh* once again, i am making the best of it. i'm taking advantage of this horrible weather to collect my seeds for next year. and i could dig the ponds out bigger this weekend, too. maybe find some cold hardy cactus for the front yard.
It's our world, isn't it.. rain is everything. All the dumb TV people care about is pleasing football fans, sheesh.
I'm having to nail my feet down, instead of going to the nurseries to take advantage of huge mark downs and finding some great buys. (Yeah right, I'm going to bring them home to a 'desert' :-/ )
I thought I was the only one obsessing about the weather, too, until I called a good friend who also happens to be a gardener. He sounded unhappy, and when I asked what was wrong he sighed "everything is SO dry, we need rain".
I immediately felt less crazy. Guess that's what friends are for.
Well it's now early Friday morning here in western PA and so far no rain. I have been complaining about the dry weather and the heat almost all spring and summer and thought that I was the only one! Glad to hear that I'm not alone.
We have mangaged to keep things going by watering (no well here) and are paying the water and sewage bills to prove it. Most of the plants have held their own though. I had planted many new daylilies from trades and purchases late in the spring and most just sat there and did nothing until mid-August. They didn't grow at all, and then we started getting a little rain and the temperatures dropped a bit and things started to grow. Two different plants sent this spring from a daylily farm came down with crown rot. This is the first time I have had CR and I think the hot, humid, dry weather didn't help things.
I kept thinking that September would bring the rains, but that didn't happen. And here we are in the first week or October, and I had my air on today! I can't believe it. Of course the cheerful weather man says that things are going to change now and we are going to get some rain and then temps are going to drop and drop big time. All I can say is that I will believe it when I see it.
Linda, you're not alone. I just turned the air on for a couple minutes to take the humidity out of the house. I shouldn't be breaking a sweat in October!
We're getting some good rain right now. Nice steady rain. It feels like spring again.
Maybe I should go buy something to plant in the nice moist soil! -haven't had that thought in a long time...


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Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons
Caesars Windsor is thrilled to welcome back Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons to the Colosseum stage on Friday, May 8 at 9 pm. As members of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Vocal Group Hall of Fame their success and accomplishments have made them one of the best-selling musical groups of all time. The legendary group's story has even inspired the creation of the Tony award winning musical Jersey Boys. Today, Valli continues to pack concert halls worldwide with hit songs including "Can't Take My Eyes Off You," "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry" and more! Tickets start at $35 Canadian & go on sale at noon on Saturday, February 28.
Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience
Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience returns to the Colosseum stage now with two unique and incredible back-to-back shows at 9 pm on Friday, May 22 and 9 pm on Saturday, May 23. This extraordinary, two-day event takes Zeppelin fans on a musical journey with a live, tribute performance of the legendary band's first four critically acclaimed albums, praised as the Top 100 Greatest Rock Albums of all time by Rolling Stones magazine and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Bonham, son of the original band's talented drummer, John Bonham, showcases his own talents on the drums with a memorable performance that honours and celebrates one of the greatest rock bands in musical history. Tickets for EACH show start at $20 Canadian & go on sale at noon on Saturday, February 28.
Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt
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Diana Krall
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"Weird Al" Yankovic: The Mandatory World Tour
Caesars Windsor is proud to welcome comedian and lyrical genius Weird Al Yankovic to the Colosseum stage on Friday, June 26 at 9 pm. Yankovic has been cracking up fans since 1976 and is now world renowned for his hilarious hit-single parodies spoofing legends like Michael Jackson, Nirvana, Lady Gaga and more. His latest album, Mandatory Fun made history by debuting # 1 on the Billboard Hot 200 album chart. Prepare for a night of laughs as Weird Al performs his latest hits like "Tacky" and "Word Crimes" as well as a slew of classic favourites including "Eat It," "White and Nerdy" and more. Tickets start at $25 Canadian each and go on sale Friday, January 30 at noon.
The Tragically Hip
Special encore performance - Canadian rock icons The Tragically Hip return to Caesars Windsor on Friday, July 3 at 9 pm for a 2nd showing of their Fully and Completely Tour with even more hit songs from their signature album. Selling out their most recent Colosseum show in less than a week, fans are still buzzing about an electric evening filled with 22 of their favourite hit songs performed live by one of the most dynamic front men in Canadian rock, Gord Downie, backed by a stellar band. This encore presentation continues to commemorate the re-release of 1992's Fully Completely which reached #1 in Canada and went on to sell more than one million copies with hit singles "Locked in the Trunk of a Car," "Courage (For Hugh McLennan) and "Fully Completely." Tickets start at $55 Canadian and go on sale at noon on Friday, February 20.
Blue Rodeo
One of Canada's most successful and well known contemporary bands for over three decades, Blue Rodeo will perform on the Colosseum stage for the first time at 9 pm on Saturday, June 6 at Caesars Windsor. With a distinctly Canadian sound with influences from blues, country and rock, the band has released 12 full-length studio albums and sold over three million copies, earning Platinum status plus multiple Juno and Canadian music awards. Original members Jim Cuddy, Greg Keelor and Bazil Donovan head the now seven piece band and continue to tour extensively, performing their greatest hits including "Try", "Hasn't Hit Me Yet," "Diamond Mind," "Til I am Myself Again" and more. Tickets start at $20 Canadian and go on sale at noon on Friday, April 3.
John Kay & Steppenwolf
One of music's most enduring and respected classic rock bands John Kay & Steppenwolf, with special guests, Foghat, play the Colosseum stage for the first time at 9 pm on Saturday, June 13. Emerging during the 70s when some of the biggest musical legends were born, Steppenwolf lead the pack with indelible rock anthems that continue to resonate in today's modern pop culture including "Born to Be Wild," "Magic Carpet Ride," "Rock Me" and "Monster". Frontman, original lead singer and primary songwriter, John Kay has been the band's driving force for five decades. Their punchy style helped to establish the fundamentals of 'heavy metal' and 'hard rock'. Tickets start at $30 Canadian and go on sale at noon on Friday, April 3.


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Riding Between the Lines
An article in the Seattle Weekly bemoans the difficulty of finding a map that shows the city's bus routes overlaid on a comprehensive street grid. ...
An article in the Seattle Weekly bemoans the difficulty of finding a map that shows the city's bus routes overlaid on a comprehensive street grid. A spokesperson for King County Metro Transit Agency told writer Jonathan Kauffman, "You're the first person to ever ask for a map like that." The difficulty, according to Metro, is "trying to squeeze that much information into a single map that doesn't confuse people."
Nevertheless, Kauffman notes that Portland, Vancouver, New York, Chicago and San Francisco have managed this feat. So is Seattle the exception or the rule? Inquiring minds on the 13th Floor want to know: Which cities' bus maps are truly useful and which public transit agencies seem, as Kauffman says, "befuddled by my befuddlement"?
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HRC Releases New Competency Guide for Emergency Responders
September 18, 2012 by HRC staff
Post submitted by Paul Guequierre, HRC Staff
We are at our most vulnerable during an emergency or disaster situation.
Unfortunately this is particularly true for LGBT people as many of us fear discrimination during these trying times, whether it is in an emergency shelter or while seeking emergency services. To help emergency responders understand our community's needs, HRC released a guide for local, state, federal and community organizations on how to best work with LGBT people and families during disasters or forced evacuations.
HRC's guide will help emergency responders and volunteers understand the needs many in our community have and help them to be sympathetic to the fact that families come in all shapes and sizes.
For years HRC has advocated for protections for LGBT people and their families in accessing disaster relief services. For example, as part of the Blueprint for Positive Change – a list of LGBT-specific non-legislative policy recommendations made to then President-elect Obama during his transition to the White House – HRC urged the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to take steps to ensure that same-sex couples and their families are eligible for, and do not face discrimination in obtaining, federal disaster assistance. HRC continues to urge FEMA and other federal agencies involved in disaster relief to make their programs as welcoming and inclusive of LGBT people as possible.
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The Shining Kids at Santa Barbara's Boys & Girls Club
On Thursday, 29 January 2015 some of the Happy House crew traveled to Santa Barbara to help the Boys & Girls Club celebrate their annual Awards for staff, volunteers, Board members and the kids in its 77th year in operation! It was a wonderful scene packed with shining, happy kids who love coming to the center and staff, board members and contributors who love them and love enriching their lives. On any given day in the summer months, there are anywhere from 160 to 200 children in the facility daily. Also during the summer months, the Boys & Girls Club does its own 10-week Good Choices Program. Kids in the program study How to Make Good Choices based on The Way to Happiness, see videos on the various chapters and work out how to make their own good choices in life. The teens from the B&G Teen Center are helping to deliver the Good Choices Program to the younger youth. This past year marked a huge expansion of the SB B&G Club with the re-entry of Football to the Club—140 youth signed up and are participating in the overall league which spans Santa Barbara, Ventura, Kern and LA Counties! The Coach won the Staff Leadership Award which was given to him by an excited group of ever so competent kids from 6 to 18 years of age, plus some 8 Volunteer Coaches! Hat's off from all of us at Happy House to Carolyn Brown, the Executive Director of the Santa Barbara Boys & Girls Club, along with Calvin Mass, Program and Operations Director, Tyler Forshey, Teen Coordinator and ALL of their stellar staff—each and every one Men and Women of tremendous Good Will—for an amazing year and cheers to an even more expansive 2015!
Happy House Meets World Peace One
In early November Happy House founder, Nancy Cartwright and some of her staff were thrilled to meet and exchange views with members of the executive committee of World Peace One (WP1). This is an organization whose mission "is to organize, produce and broadcast a series of fundraising concerts and annual Global SuperConcerts, whose purpose is to generate resources that will sustain the WP1 Foundation's ten-year global peace initiative." One members of this committee is none other than Claes Nobel, a senior member of the Nobel Family, Claes Nobel is a native of Sweden and the great grand-nephew of industrialist Dr. Alfred Nobel, creator of the famed Nobel Prize. A World Peace One concert series in partnership with California State University Northridge, Valley Performing Arts Center, Northridge, California starts later this year.
San Jose Kids Win Video Awards
On Saturday, October 12, 2014, kids at the Community United Centers in San Jose, California won trophies for short films at the San Jose International Short Film Festival! The short film winner Star World was created by youth at Starbird and Be Me was created by youth at Alma. Thanks to our digital media studio and the talented kids using it! You can watch the videos right here! Star World Be Me
Nancy's Friend Patrick Renna Helps West Valley Police
Actor Patrick Renna appeared at the West Valley National Night Out in the park, where LAPD officers hosted the community for a showing of the evergreen, ever popular film, SANDLOT! Pat spoke, signed autographs and everyone had a terrific time!
Family Fun and Poker: Year 9
May 17th saw the 9th edition of our yearly Texas Hold 'Em and Family Party and BBQ. And, it was the best ever! We had a record number of guests and raised nearly double the contributions of our previous highest ever year! (more…)
Good Choices in the Park
On Saturday, June 21, 2014, the intrepid Happy House crew arrived at Valley Plaza Park in North Hollywood to celebrate another Salute to Kids. Presented by the LA Department of Parks and Recreation and the San Fernando Vally Coalition on Gangs, the event saw hundreds of families from the local area enjoying time in the park. (more…)
The Seattle Good Choices Kids' Club at the 6th Annual Kent International Festival
Kent International Festival (KIF) is an amazing event dedicated to the celebration of heritage through diverse cultural cuisine, entertainment and exuberance. 'Learn from Each Other' is the motto we embrace in every aspect and activity to exhibit to those who live, work or worship in our area the value we place on celebrating diversity. (more…)
Seattle Kids Learn "Take Care of Yourself!"
Happy House's Seattle Good Choices Kids Club had a fun and invigorating visit in February from a professional on Precept #1 – Take Care of Yourself!! (more…)
Happy House's Seattle Chapter Gets Ready for Earth Day
Megan and her troops in Happy House's Seattle Kids Good Choices Club are participating big time with the Earth Corps on Earth Day weekend. (more…)
Good Choices Program Completions in San Jose
At-risk children from the local area completed the Good Choices program at the Starbird Youth Center in San Jose, California this week. Read what some of the graduates had to say about their experiences in the program: "There is always someone that try's to bring you down but never listen to them and follow your dream." RM- 12 "Be healthy, brush your teeth every day. Exercise too. The Way to Happiness is to be healthy. Set a good example, little kids want to be just like their brothers, sister or father. Also, show them whats good or whats bad. The Way to Happiness doesn't include cheating, stealing and breaking the law." AV – 13 "Don't take drugs! This is one of the most important rules. So is not killing anyone and treat others how you want to be treated. Respecting others and doing well to succeed are my main rules. Good Choices has taught a lot of good traits." PS -13 "Lastly, I will try my best to do well and succeed. I will follow the ideas in this book and ignore the people who don't believe in me accomplishing my goals." AT – 18
San Jose Earthquakes and Wells Fargo Support Community United
Wells Fargo teamed up with the San Jose Earthquakes to provide a donation of $250 for every Earthquakes goal scored in their last season. Community United San Jose was one of the beneficiaries! This grant provides new soccer uniforms, balls and nets for our kids. Thank you Earthquakes and Wells Fargo!
Happy House Community United Kids Win Their First Soccer Game
Happy House Community United supported kids from the Starbird Youth Center into the City of San Jose Recreation League. With Community United San Jose staffer Irving Perez coaching the team, along with mentoring over last two years from the pro San Jose Earthquakes team, the pay off came with the kids winning their first match!
Golfing for Good Choices
In August of 2013, Happy House chapter, Community United in San Jose held their 3rd Annual Golf Fundraiser. As you can see in the video below, everyone had an exceptional time! (more…)
My Name is Raul
The Happy House Community United Chapter in San Jose received the most amazing success story from a student. It is not only heart-warming and uplifting, it demonstrates how simple and effective The Way to Happiness and How to Make Good Choices are in creating positive change in a community. (more…)
The Haunted Happy House
Nancy Cartwright and Happy House, along with LAPD 77th Officers and Clergy Council members, and community members hosted the Inglewood Scientology Community Center's 1st annual "Haunted Happy House" event. (more…)


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This Poor Guy Got The World's Quickest Parking Ticket
Philadelphia resident Brian Yan might be the recipient of a new world record. He went from parking his car to getting a ticket in under a minute. Maybe quicker. »
Philadelphia resident Brian Yan might be the recipient of a new world record. He went from parking his car to getting a ticket in under a minute. Maybe quicker. » 8/04/14 8:43pm 8/04/14 8:43pm
Amazingly, the officer was fine. » 5/12/14 6:10pm 5/12/14 6:10pm
The fire hydrant. For decades, it has been feared by any New York City driver who dares to venture out without a tape measure. If your car comes within 15 feet of a hydrant, the next thing you know you may be at the tow pound, picking it up with a several hundred dollar bill. » 5/01/14 3:53pm 5/01/14 3:53pm
It's the week before the United States Grand Prix—do you know where your tickets are? Lucky you, then. Until I got my tickets late yesterday, I thought mine were wherever Kimi's paycheck is—completely missing in action. Other fans? Not so lucky. » 11/08/13 2:40pm 11/08/13 2:40pm
Ticketing a driver for a vehicle violation gives them no good incentive to fix the broken taillight, headlight, or whatever. Eugene, Oregon's new citation system is much, much better. » 10/03/13 4:45pm 10/03/13 4:45pm
Not that we'd advocate skirting the long arm of the law or anything, but if you've got any open tickets with the city of Detroit's 36th District Court right now, it's a good time to show up at court. » 3/21/13 10:01am 3/21/13 10:01am
Getting pulled over is one of the worst feelings in the world. It's also one of those times that you wish you were someone else. » 1/11/13 3:00pm 1/11/13 3:00pm
Conventional wisdom says booking a vacation yourself will save you a lot of money—but conventional wisdom isn't always right. New (and old) methods of booking travel can save money in ways that weren't possible just five years ago, so we decided to find out: In 2012, what's the cheapest, most efficient way to book a… » 8/02/12 12:30pm 8/02/12 12:30pm
Tickets for the United States Grand Prix in Austin went on sale today on Ticketmaster and on the COTA website. They tickets are expensive, but relatively cheap for what you get. » 6/05/12 4:00pm 6/05/12 4:00pm
Formula One is making its triumphant return to the Unites States this November, and we know how you can get trackside at the United States Grand Prix without paying a dime. There's just one catch. » 4/06/12 12:30pm 4/06/12 12:30pm
Tickets are now on sale for the 2012 U.S. Grand Prix to be held at the rapidly-forming Circuit of the Americas in Austin this November. Sort of. Right now you can get on the wait list to buy the nice tickets. » 1/23/12 1:30pm 1/23/12 1:30pm
Police in Switzerland say a 37-year-old Swedish man faces $1 million fine for taking his black Mercedes SLS AMG up to 180 mph. His excuse? Faulty speedometer, which was impounded with the rest of the car. (H/T to everyone!) [BBC] » 8/13/10 10:30am 8/13/10 10:30am
The yearly traffic crackdown by police across Minnesota tapped a red Corvette owner in rural Wadena County, whose passenger ratted out the driver for doing 178 mph. Maybe Prince ran out of pancakes? (Hat tip to Eric!) [Minneapolis Star-Tribune] » 8/11/10 3:30pm 8/11/10 3:30pm
A man in Medinah, Illinois was recently arrested by police after wiping his rear end with a parking ticket and stuffing it into a city payment box. Nice in theory, not reality. Eww. [Daily Herald] » 4/30/10 11:00am 4/30/10 11:00am
Police in Glendale, California sent an officer dressed as a scary pedo-bunny into traffic and ticketed anyone not yielding to it/him. If we saw it/him on the road we'd hit the gas too. [Glendale News Press via Traffic] » 4/13/10 4:00pm 4/13/10 4:00pm
Ever hit the highway and notice that people drive differently? Some states haul more ass than others. Here's DriverSide.com's list of the ten speediest states based on tickets issued per capita. —Ed. » 4/08/10 12:00pm 4/08/10 12:00pm
A nationwide study examining police ticket data across the United States has revealed one very important list — which cars don't get tickets. We've broken down the list below. » 11/24/09 3:00pm 11/24/09 3:00pm
Remember self-described social media evangelist Philip Odegard's claimed 210+ MPH Bugatti Veyron ticket? The California Highway Patrol now claims he made it up. But not before our story ended up on last night's episode of Top Gear. » 7/20/09 7:45am 7/20/09 7:45am
Success was had on Wednesday in the fight against robotic roadway policing, the harbinger of Skynet, when a small Arizona county struck down their failing speed camera van program. » 1/23/09 9:30am 1/23/09 9:30am
A study of traffic tickets revealing the most and least ticketed vehicles reinforces obvious stereotypes: Hummer owners are arrogant, self-centered and over-indulgent, while drivers of Buick Park Avenues appear to have no discernible pulse. » 1/23/09 7:30am 1/23/09 7:30am


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I will bring you out of Zürich on a Spring day
We will leave the park behind because it is gray and cold
We will walk through the new quarters
cross the river and pass by walls of trees and humans
to follow tracks of steel and concrete
and take the last tram to Terminal 1.
Spring photo project, March 2015: floral landscapes
This is a research on creating landscape photography on plant subjects. Spring is blooming and high is the temptation of shooting single, static, wonderful objects like flowers and buds. However, where is the photographer interpretation in reproducing single objects? The creation of floral landscapes pushes the photographer to look for shape repetition, pattern development, light focusing, background uniformity, series building and contrast search. Below the results.
Colorful sticks
Winter fruits
New and old
New on old
Needles and spikes
Leaves or flowers ?
Pictures shot with Nikon D800 in live view mode plus Nikon 50 mm f/1.4 G at its soft spot (f/5.6). Click each picture to enjoy full details.
ARTBorghi Solar eclipse 20.3.2015 : a 2 hour-long time-lapse shot from Zürich Botanical Garden
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With an infrared filter mounted on my Nikon 50 mm f/1.4G on D800, here is a time lapse in a single merged picture (one shot every 15 seconds, selected). Notice the tree branches on the upper right corner.
The tropical greenhouses of Zürich Botanical Garden shot during the initial phase of the solar eclipse on 20.3.2015. Picture merging shot with D800 mounting the Nikon 16-35 mm f/4 (background) plus the 70-200 mm f/2.8 (sun) – camera settings: 1/8000 secs, f/22, ISO 25
Time lapse movie of the solar eclipse of 20.3.2015 in Zürich. Pictures shot with D800 + 50 mm f/1.4G + infrared filter
A place in the sun above 3,000 meters
When fog and clouds shade your day, climb up the 3,000 meters of Titlis …
… whites and blues are there waiting for you!
Either for photography or skiing … or both!
Lazily swing above the slopes …
… and let gravity bring you 2,000 meters down.
Pictures shot on the move with the snow-proof Nikon D800 + 50 mm f/1.4G: click each picture to enlarge (9x-shot-panorama assembled with Hugin)
Looking for Cinderella (in Constance)
Liebe Cinderella, which shoes did you wear yesterday at the ball?
High heels or sneakers?
Ballerinas? Sandals?
Hipster shoes?
New trends?
Casual shoes?
Plastic shoes ?!? … how will I ever find you again if I do not even recall your shoes?
Pictures shot on the shores of the Bodensee with D800 + 50 mm f/1.4G
Spring is kicking, do you feel it?
On the West hills of Zürich … following the first steps of Spring
Above the pass
Winter vestiges
Looking forward
Click on each picture to enjoy each single twig, all shot with D800 plus 70-200 mm VRII on a new Spring day.
"The other postcards" : ARTBorghi in Prague 2 / 2
Day and night tourists walk through the Lesser town streets of Prague. Here is the second part of my Prague souvenirs!
Song of the dispossessed
Carpe diem!
Hanging happiness
Shadows (above us)
Emergency calls
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Although a relative unknown to some at the start of the 2011-12 season, Swedish defenseman Hampus Lindholm has made a slow, steady climb up the 2012 draft ranks, to the point where he is a viable candidate to be chosen somewhere in the first round.
Video: 2012 NHL Combine – Hampus Lindholm, Rogle BK
Although a relative unknown to some at the start of the 2011-12 season, Swedish defenseman Hampus Lindholm has made a slow, steady climb up the 2012 draft ranks, to the point where he is a viable candidate to be chosen somewhere in the first round.
Jurco, Ouellet among Wings prospects to enjoy long post-seasons
Success in Hockeytown is measured in Stanley Cups, but unfortunately, the Detroit Red Wings and their local affiliates came up well short of their intended goals this past season. The Red Wings made the playoffs but failed to advance past the division rival Nashville Predators in the first round. The AHL's Grand Rapids Griffins missed the playoffs altogether. They won just three of their final 10 games down the stretch and missed the playoffs by nine points. At the ECHL level, the Toledo Walleye posted the third-worst record in the league as they were unable to clinch a postseason berth for the second straight season. It was a disappointing spring for most Red Wings prospects abroad as well, though there were several notable exceptions.
Ottawa Senators prospects gained valuable post-season experience
As an organization, the Ottawa Senators were able to gain invaluable experience during the recent playoff season. The NHL club exceeded most predictions and made the playoffs in what was supposed to be a rebuilding season. Many observers credited a portion of their success to a core group of young players who played a major role in the Binghamton Senators championship run in the 2010-11 AHL playoffs.
Several St. Louis Blues CHL prospects enjoyed long 2012 post-season
Plenty of St. Louis prospects made noise during their team's respective postseason runs with several bringing home league championships. Two prospects were integral to Saint John's run toward their second consecutive QMJHL Championship while a third Quebec League prospect came out on top at the Memorial Cup. The Blues were also represented on the Swedish Elite League champion Brynas team. Several other prospects ranked among their league's top scorers during the playoffs despite falling short of the championship.
2012 Draft: Top 10 Draft eligible prospects from Switzerland
Though some have called Switzerland a rising hockey power over the past few years, that ascension seems to have halted. Of course Switzerland had two Top-15 Picks over the last two years in the NHL Entry Draft, but both Nino Niederreiter (NYI) and Sven Baertschi (CAL) left Switzerland at the age of 17 and made the biggest progress in their development in North America.


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Keeling Academic All-American
University of Jamestown's Jack Keeling was one of 11 college division men's soccer athletes selected to the 2013 Capital One Academic All-America first team.
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What's best for pumpkin pie? Pumpkin or squash?
I'm hoping to make homemade pumpkin pie this year. Recently I heard that the pumpkin in a can at the store is really a winter squash. Now I'm not sure what to grow. I don't have much space (most likely I'll use a 20" container). What squash or pumpkin would taste best in a pumpkin pie in your opinions? A bush or semi-bush variety would be best. Thanks!
For the best flavor, use a sugar pumpkin to make a homemade Pumpkin Puree. This variety of pumpkin, also known as "New England Pie" and "Sugar Pie" weighs from five to eight pounds and is known for its sweet, fine-grained flesh.
Here is a link that might be useful: pumpkin pie
Do you live where there are squash vine borers? If so, that would be one reason to consider a c. moschata variety. The other, in my opinion, is that c. pepo pumpkins (the traditional Jack O Lantern and pie pumpkins) can only rarely hold a candle to the c. moschatas. C. Moschata's, such as cheese pumpkins and butternuts, regularly have better color and are normally completely fiberless. When placed alongside of the fact that these squash are way more resistant to borers, I would highly recommend that you consider them.
Here's a link to a great discussion of the different species of squash.
Just one disclaimer: this is not to say that Winter Luxury or New England Sugar aren't good pie pumpkins. I have grown a small hard shelled, orange pumpkin, which had very good quality. But I still mainly depend on c. moschatas because of their dependability.
Tahlequah, OK
Here is a link that might be useful: Winter Squash & Pumpkins
I'm not sure about SVB's. This will be my first time growing squash, and it looks like I may have one of the only vegetable gardens in the neighborhood (small yards around here). Thanks for the link to the other thread. I've been following that one since Dawn and I veered off topic in a watermelon discussion and had to start a new thread. Both you and Dawn have posted tons of great information on that link. I've learned a lot from it already. Thanks.
All winter long, we eat pies made from Johnny's Confection and Cha Cha squash. One squash makes a pretty full pie.
Take squash, rinse off, halve, scoop seeds, and bake for an hour at 350º, let cool, scoop flesh into food processor.
Add two eggs, 1 1/2 cup milk, 2 tablespoons cinnamon and 1 tablespoon ginger. Dollop of molasses, dollop of honey, puree all up and pour into pie shell. Bake an hour at 350º
Repeat as necessary.
You know I love pumpkins and squash. My favorite pumpkin for baking and pumpkin butter is the winter luxury pumpkin. It makes a very mild pumpkin pie similar to old fashioned squash pie. Winter luxury pumpkins don't last long--so you basically grow, process and freeze. These pumpkins can't compare to anything you find in the grocery store. When processed, they are great for low fat cooking. Pumpkin butter from these is out of this world.
I use Queensland's Blue for pumpkin pie. They have a little more depth to their flavor. They are an Australian pumpkin that will last a long time in your cellar. I still have some in my basement--which is warmer than a typical cellar would be.
Now if you want beauty--plant the musquee de provence. It looks like a cinderella pumpkin and is absolutely beautiful. You can cook with it--but I don't. It just doesn't compare to the pumpkins above.
My favorite squash is the Potimarron. It's a French squash that has an unbelievable taste. I often wonder what it would taste like if made into pumpkin pie. We usually just eat it straight from the oven. These last a long time.


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Is Earth Weighed Down By Dark Matter? 247
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"Any headline which ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no."
> geostationary GPS satellites
A what now?
> geostationary GPS satellites
A what now?
Yeah, I had the same thought, if the summary cannot tell the difference between geostationary and lower earth orbits, what hope it there that it gets anything else right?
It's not just a hypothesis. It's a hypothesis that fits some data, from GPS satellites and the Juno probe. It's solid enough to present as an idea to other scientists.
It's not solid enough to present as an idea to the general public, but unfortunately that's what popular science publications do for a living. They want "news"; their readers want to be the first ones to hear about exciting new developments. So they publish highly speculative material without the kinds of caveats, qualifications, and context that other scientists in the field bring automatically.
I have a love-hate relationship with them. They're helpful in drumming up public interest in science, playing up the romantic parts that help young proto-scientists engage with the field before the years of drudge work that go into actually becoming a scientist. And they help keep people feeling good about science and voting to fund it. But they mis-inform as much as they inform, and real scientists are continually having to provide the context that the magazines frequently refuse to.
(New Scientist is better than most daily newspapers, but worse than Science News. Frequency of publication seems to make a big difference: the longer your readership is willing to wait for accurate information, and the less they demand to have it ten seconds before the next guy, the more informative they are. Web-only sources are generally the worst.)
The perversity of nature is nowhere better demonstrated by the fact that, when exposed to the same atmosphere, bread becomes hard while crackers become soft.


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Petits Monts Blancs
Chestnut has an amazing affinity with meringue, and here the creamy richness of mascarpone is lightened by fromage frais. This recipe has been devised as part of the New Year's Eve timed plan, which is why there are instructions to freeze the meringues; you can, of course, make the entire recipe in one go.
Makes 8
|For the meringues:
|2 large egg whites
|4oz (110 g) white caster sugar
|For the topping:
|9 oz (250 g) Mascarpone
|7 fl oz (200 ml) 8 per cent fat fromage frais
|1 rounded dessertspoon caster sugar
|1 teaspoon vanilla extract
|To finish:
|2 x 250g tins creme de marrons de l'Ardeche (sweetened chestnut puree), chilled
|a little icing sugar
|To decorate:
|8 whole marrons glaces, sliced
|a little icing sugar
|Preheat the oven to gas mark 2, 300°F, 150°C.
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To make the meringues, place the egg whites in a large, grease-free bowl and, using an electric hand whisk on a low speed, begin whisking.
Continue for about 2 minutes, until the whites are foamy, then switch the speed to medium and carry on whisking for another minute. Now turn the speed to high and continue whisking until the egg whites reach the stiff-peak stage.
Next, whisk the sugar in on fast speed, a little (about a dessertspoon) at a time, until you have a stiff and glossy mixture.
Now all you do is spoon 8 heaped dessertspoons of the mixture on to the prepared baking sheet, spacing them evenly. Then, using the back of the spoon or a small palette knife, hollow out the centres.
Don't worry if they are not all the same shape – random and rocky is how I would describe them.
Next, pop them on the centre shelf of the oven, immediately reduce the heat to gas mark 1, 275°F, 140°C, and leave them for 30 minutes.
After that, turn the oven off and leave the meringues to dry out in the warmth of the oven until it is completely cold (usually about 4 hours).
When cold, transfer the meringues to a plastic freezer box to freeze, ready for New Year's Eve (or whenever you need them).
Make the mascarpone vanilla cream by whisking the first 4 ingredients together and chill till needed.
To assemble the Monts Blancs, spoon equal quantities of the crème de marrons into each meringue and then spoon the mascarpone cream on top.
Add some sliced marrons glacés to each one and dust with icing sugar, adding a sparkler to each one to light at the table, if you like.
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