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Florida wins Big Blue Slam
Posted: 02/03/2014 - Even though Kentucky had its biggest day of the week, Florida still came out on top of Big Blue Slam, 1,744 to 1,502.
Posted: 02/03/2014 - Even though Kentucky had its biggest day of the week, Florida still came out on top of Big Blue Slam, 1,744 to 1,502.
Posted: 01/31/2014 - Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and his main Democratic rival were almost dead-even in the amount of campaign contributions they took in during the last quarter of 2013.
Updated: 01/31/2014 - A new report says about half of kindergartners in Kentucky aren't prepared to master essential skills in school.
Posted: 01/31/2014 - Going into the last day of Big Blue Slam, Kentucky trails Florida, 1,394 to 1,160.
Updated: 01/30/2014 - A bill aimed at raising the minimum wage in Kentucky has cleared a House committee.
Updated: 01/30/2014 - Does one smoke detector work better than another? WKYT and the Lexington Fire Department put several detectors to the test to see if they can handle the heat.
Posted: 01/30/2014 - With just two more days left in Big Blue Slam, Kentucky trails Florida, 1,050 to 844.
Posted: 01/29/2014 - Attorney General Jack Conway has filed a complaint against a propane gas provider in western Kentucky alleging violations of the state's Consumer Protection Act.
Posted: 01/29/2014 - People who want to launch a product or business can pick up some tips at a training program that begins next month in Louisville.
Posted: 01/29/2014 - A summit to focus on the protection of the Green River will be held at Mammoth Cave National Park next month.
Posted: 01/29/2014 - "We're asking all Big Sandy RECC members to voluntarily conserve or limit energy usage today when our membership will be using the greatest amount of electricity."
Posted: 01/29/2014 - Another day of frigid temperatures seemed to cool down Kentucky fans as Florida jumped ahead by 140 points, 741 to 601 on the second day of Big Blue Slam.
Posted: 01/28/2014 - Big Blue Slam had a memorable start Monday with the Rupp Arena Blood Drive and a marriage proposal. Unfortunately, the first day of the annual blood drive competition between the Cats and Gators finished with Florida in the lead, 365 to 339.
Posted: 01/28/2014 - Every year, Kentucky's Touchstone Energy Cooperatives are happy to sponsor the Touchstone Energy All "A" Classic, an annual celebration of youth in which students from the state's smallest high schools get a much deserved opportunity to compete in academics and sports on a big stage.
Posted: 01/27/2014 - Even though Kentucky and Florida don't meet on the hardwood until Feb. 9, the Big Blue Nation can still show the Gators who bleeds true blue during Big Blue Slam, Jan. 27-31.
Posted: 01/23/2014 - WPP announces the launch of Geometry Global which even at inception will form the largest and geographically strongest activation agency in the world.
Posted: 01/23/2014 - Winter weather has caused the loss of several hundred blood donations this week with more blood drive cancellations expected.
Posted: 01/21/2014 - Hospice of the Bluegrass board officers for 2014 include: Chair: Mark Nabity, Grayhawk, LLC; Vice Chair: Eric Frankl, Blue Grass Airport; Treasurer: Jen Shah, Dean Dorton Allen Ford, PLLC; and Secretary: Shannon Arvin, Stoll Keenon Ogden, PLLC.
Posted: 01/20/2014 - A food maker is recalling some Kraft Velveeta pasta and ground beef products because some labels left off soy, an allergen, as an ingredient.
Posted: 01/20/2014 - People who live or work in the 270 area code region of Kentucky soon must use 10 digits to make local calls.
Posted: 01/17/2014 - A contest sponsored by first lady Jane Beshear is inviting students around the state to submit original art work and essays.
Posted: 01/17/2014 - Greenbo Lake State Resort Park in Greenup County has reopened with water service restored, but the state Parks Department says two other parks remain affected by water issues brought on by this month's cold snap.
Posted: 01/17/2014 - A report from the federal government shows some good news for Kentucky enterprise.
Posted: 01/17/2014 - Join Susan G. Komen Lexington Monday, April 28th for a great day of golf, food and raffle prizes.
Posted: 01/16/2014 - A Kentucky Senate committee has given initial approval to a bill aimed at combating a surge in heroin addiction. The panel was told the scourge is swamping courts and emergency rooms in northern Kentucky.


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Our Mission – in a Unique Field
Faith and Action is America's only Christian outreach to top-level government officials in Washington, DC located directly across from the U.S. Supreme Court, a block from the U.S. Capitol and 10 minutes from the White House! Our purpose is affect the hearts and minds of America's public policy makers with Christ's mandate in the two Great Commandments: Love God With All Your Heart, Soul, Mind and Strength, and Love Your Neighbor As Yourself.
We have very specific ministry targets. We believe such a narrowly targeted effort is the most effective method for accomplishing our mission – to challenge our leaders with biblical truth. We are, therefore, focused on "challenging" 2,604 specific individuals across all three major government branches.
Much of the ministry we do is behind-the-scenes, and must be done very privately due to the positions held by those we minister to. We are very effective in this type of ministry, but also have four core programs that are our main public ministry each year, and often become conversation starters and network builders that further our private ministry.
First, we aim to minister to the 54 individuals in the federal Judicial branch, including Justices of the Supreme Court, their clerks, and assistants.
Second, we reach out to over 50 individuals in the executive branch, including the President and Vice-President as well as their staff and closest advisors. We also reach out to the various departments of the executive branch including Justice, State and Defense.
Third, we strive to minister to over 2,500 individuals in Congress – Senators and Representatives as well as their staff members and their closest advisors.
We recognize the uniqueness of our ministry field, and daily express our thanks to God for the unparalleled access to private ministry relationships He's given us with our national public policy makers at the very highest levels. It is not without great expense, both in terms of the financial costs (Washington, DC is expensive) and the physical toll it takes upon our staff. But, our team is committed to our calling and work tirelessly to advance the Gospel on Capitol Hill.
Our Program Focus
Faith and Action accomplishes its mission through building personal relationships with individuals serving in government, engaging in private and public conversation and debate, distributing Scripture and informative materials and staging special events such as panel discussions, symposia, news conferences, seminars and prayer, worship and preaching services.
We also use the media, electronic communications, the Internet and the pulpit to disseminate our message. Faith and Action believes in and works hard to build strong alliances with all like-minded individuals, groups, religious communities, churches, organizations and institutions.
Our Core Beliefs
Our core beliefs at Faith & Action are built upon a timeless witness to Jesus Christ as the Way, the Truth and the Life (John 14:6); attested to in Holy Scripture and lived out through His people. We are a Christian missionary outreach to elected and appointed officials in Washington, DC, throughout our country, and around the world. Our message begins with the two Great Commandments: To Love God and Love Your Neighbor. (Mark 12: 29 – 31)
While Faith and Action may comment on a particular public policy initiative, legislative proposal, or nomination, we do not regularly engage in lobbying and we never endorse candidates for public office. Faith and Action is also non-partisan and treats all people equally, regardless of their political affiliations. We are a non-profit, religious / charitable corporation with an exclusively religious mission. Our programs place a strong emphasis on the public acknowledgement of God, the importance of prayer, evangelization, pastoral care, Christian instruction,and respect for the sanctity and dignity of life, marriage and the family, and religious freedom.
Our Team
President and Lead Missionary
Married to his wife Cheryl since 1977 and the father of two adult children, Reverend Rob Schenck (pronounced SHANK) is president and lead missionary of Faith and Action. He was ordained in 1982 and maintains ministerial affiliation with the Evangelical Church Alliance International. As a highly sought after cultural observer, Rev. Schenck uses exceptional story-telling ability, powerful public-speaking skills and a remarkable sense of humor to provide profound insights into the challenging moral issues that confront our nation.
Rob's candid and personal views on Capitol Hill activities have put him at the center of many Washington news conferences and he is often a guest on TV and radio shows from coast to coast including the Sean Hannity Show, On the Record with Greta Van Susteren, Jay Sekulow Live and Larry King Live. Magazines including Life, Time, Newsweek, U.S. News & World Report and Christianity Today have all carried reports of his evangelistic efforts. Rob has also been the focus of feature stories in the New York Times, the Chicago Tribune, the Houston Chronicle, and the Los Angeles Times. His biography in the Baltimore Sun was one of the largest features ever published in that newspaper and The Washington Post printed a front-page article about his views on homosexuality. Dr. Schenck has met and spoken personally with two Presidents, former and current Speakers of the House, Senate Majority Leaders, numerous members of Congress, and all nine Justices of the US Supreme Court.
Rev. Schenck is president of the National Clergy Council, a network of pastors and denominational leaders who work together to bring Christian moral principles into the conversation and debate surrounding national policy, and currently serves as the chairman of the Evangelical Church Alliance. He is the first chaplain appointed by the Capitol Hill Executive Service Club, the oldest continuous private association allowed to meet in the United States Capitol.
Chief of Program
Peggy Nienaber currently serves as the Chief of Program for Faith and Action in the Nation's Capital, overseeing the ministry's program and events that focus on building strong alliances on Capitol Hill. Peggy also serves as President of the Capitol Hill Executive Service Club, a club of executives that have net weekly in the US Capitol for over 40+ years.
Supporter Relations Specialist
Patty Bills serves as Supporter Relations Coordinator for Faith and Action in the Nation's Capitol. Patty is a graduate from George Mason University, where she was a key member in helping develop the largest Christian Fellowship Group during the 1980's.
Prior to Faith and Action, Patty served as an elected officer for the Canton Chamber of Commerce for 12 years and was the recipient of the Canton Chamber of Commerce Years of Service Award. She also served as Vice President for the Continuity of Care for 22 years, the largest senior focus community service group.
With over 30 years of customer service background, Patty oversees advocates for FAA as well as supporting churches. Patty takes personal interest in what matters to our supporters, prays with and for them, and provides our supporters opportunities for service to Faith and Action through being personal involvement and giving.
Patty currently lives in Nokesville, VA and has been married to William Bills for 24 years. They have a son, Jesse.
Data Manager and General Administrative Assistant
Raymond Moore, raised in Brooklyn, NY and Hardeeville, SC serves as Data Manager and General Administrative Assistant for Faith and Action in the Nation's Capitol. Raymond is a graduate from Shaw University where he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Information Systems.
Prior to Faith and Action, Raymond worked for 5 years on the Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial Project and assisted in raising $120 Million dollars to build the Memorial on the National Mall in Washington, DC. He also held a position with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration where he served as a Program Analyst. With over 8+ years of experience in fundraising, programs and database management, Raymond oversees our reporting and database management. Raymond is also "the son of a preacher man" and understands the importance of God and Faith in today's society and has a great love for the work that Faith and Action is performing daily.
Raymond currently lives in Alexandria, VA and is happily married to Dyonndra Rai Moore.
The Honorable William J. Ostrowski House
It has often been said that our home base of operations has a life of it's own. This is true enough that it's like having an extra team member!
Allied Ministries
Reverend Pat Mahoney, Christian Defense Coalition
A long time ally of Faith and Action, Rev. Pat Mahoney is the President of the Christian Defense Coalition.
Reverend Gary Dull
Rev. Gary Dull serves as the Senior Pastor of Faith Baptist Church of Altoona, Pennsylvania. He often travels to Washington, DC to assist Faith and Action in many of our programs and outreaches to our national leaders.
Priests for Life
Fr. Frank Pavone is one of the most prominent pro-life leaders in the world. Originally from New York, he was ordained in 1988 by Cardinal John O'Connor. He is a priest of the Amarillo Diocese and serves full-time in pro-life leadership with his bishop's permission. In 1993 he became National Director of Priests for Life. He is also the President of the National Pro-life Religious Council, and the National Pastoral Director of the Silent No More Awareness Campaign and of Rachel's Vineyard, the world's largest ministry of healing after abortion. He travels throughout the country, to an average of four states every week, preaching and teaching against abortion. He produces programs regularly for religious and secular radio and television networks.
Focus on the Family
Tim Goeglein is the vice president for external relations at Focus on the Family and offices in our facility in Washington, DC. Prior to working with Focus on the Family, Goeglein served as special assistant to President George W. Bush, as the deputy director of the White House Office of Public Liaison. Tim's life is a remarkable story of grace and redemption.
Goeglein graduated from Indiana University's School of Journalism and is the author of "Man in the Middle." He currently resides in the Washington-area with his wife and two sons.
County Corrections Gospel Mission
Jack Lawrence Crans is graduated from the Philadelphia College of Bible in 1972 with a degree in Bible Social Work. He also holds a Master's in Divinity degree from Eastern Seminary in St. Davids. He was appointed Chaplain of the Chester County Prison in 1973 and is Founder and Director of County Corrections Gospel Mission. He served as pastor of the Hephzibah Baptist Church in Coatesville and was responsible for starting the Coatesville street ministry, City Gate Mission.
Jack has received several awards for his work including the Social Work Award from the Philadelphia College of Bible.
Jack Crans is also Chaplain of the Pennsylvania State Police and serves as Honorary Chaplain of the Chester County Fraternal Order of Police.
Embassy for Peace
Ruth Schofield is the founder of the award winning national television media, The Washington Report, featuring news from Capitol Hill. In 1995 Ruth developed the Embassy for World Peace in Washington, D.C. which serves to protect and defend religious freedom around the world. Ruth has been representing the Judeo-Christian community at the nation's capital since 1985 and is an ordained minister with the Assemblies of God, Springfield, MO. serving in the Potomac District's Capital Section.
Board of Trustees
Chairman of the Board
Rev. Paul CB Schenck, EdD, is Chair of Faith and Action and Director of the National Pro-Life Center on Capitol Hill. A graduate of Luther Rice University, Holy Apostles College & Seminary and the Graduate Theological Foundation, he holds degrees in biblical studies, theology, bioethics and pastoral practice. He is a certified bioethicist with the National Catholic Bioethics Center.
Together with his twin brother, Rev. Rob Schenck, Fr. Paul has founded two schools, an international relief organization and a ministry to homeless in addition to Faith and Action. He has preached, lectured and given retreats and conferences throughout the world.
His U.S. Supreme Court case, Rev. Schenck V. Pro-Choice Network, in which he challenged a federal court order prohibiting pro-life activities in public spaces, was decided in 1997. A nearly unanimous Court struck down certain restrictions as violations of the First Amendment. He and his family make their home in Pennsylvania where is also Director of Respect Life for the Diocese of Harrisburg.
Rev. Rob (Robert L.) Schenck is co-founder and president of P&R Schenck, Associates in Evangelism, Inc., the parent corporation to Faith and Action in the Nation's Capital, the National Clergy Council, and the National Pro-Life Center on Capitol Hill.
Rob is twin brother to Fr. Paul C.B. Schenck, who is co-founder and chair of the organization. P&R Schenck, Associates in Evangelism, Inc., is a New York non-profit, religious / charitable corporation registered to do business in the District of Columbia. It has been determined to be tax-exempt by the Internal Revenue Service.
Rob has is an ordained minister with dual affiliation in the Evangelical Church Alliance International (one of America's oldest associations of independent clergy, executives of religious institutions, missionaries, and chaplains, both civilian and military) and the Methodist Episcopal Church USA, a conservative branch of Methodism that pre-dates the mergers resulting in the liberal United Methodist Church.
Rob holds a B.A. in Theology, Master of Arts in Christian Ministry, and a Doctor of Ministry (from Faith Evangelical Lutheran Seminary, Tacoma, Washington), and the Doctor of Divinity (honoris causa), conferred by St. Paul Christian University and the Joint Academic Commission of the National Clergy Council. He is presently a candidate for the Doctor of Ministry in Strategic Leadership from Faith Evangelical College and Seminary. His dissertation will be on the role of Dietrich Bonhoeffer as a philosopher-leader of the German church resistance to Adolf Hitler, Naziism, and the Third Reich.
Rob serves as president and chief executive officer of P & R Schenck, Associates in Evangelism, Inc, and Lead Missionary for Faith and Action in the Nation's Capital. He was commissioned as a missionary to elected and appointed officials in the year 2000.
Lt. Colonel David Hensey
David Hensey is a Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves. He attended the University of Nevada Las Vegas and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree with an emphasis in Accounting in 1988.
In 1990 he moved to Okinawa, Japan and joined 7th Communications Battalion located on Camp Hansen. In June 1994, he transferred to Marine Barracks, 8th & I, in Washington, D.C. where he met Reverend Rob Schenck, then pastor of the National Community Church on Capitol Hill. After a successful military tour in D.C., he decided to resign his commission in 1997 and return to his beloved home town, Las Vegas, Nevada.
After several years of missing the Corps, he joined the local Marine Corps Reserve unit and has served in the reserves from June 2000 to present. In 2003 and 2008, he was mobilized and deployed to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
When David is not on active orders with the Marine Corps, he is an entrepreneur and an Independent Insurance agent, as well assisting his wife in building their health/fitness business as an Independent Team Beachbody Coach, marketing such products as P90X, Insanity, BodyGospel, Turbo Fire and the all natural drink, Shakeology.
David has been married to Paula for 23 years and they have four daughters, Angela, Gabrielle, Elisha and Diamond.
Rev. Dr. David Hernquist
David Hernquist was born in Olean, New York. After graduating from Olean High School in 1965, he attended SUNY Fredonia where he received his Bachelor of Music and Master of Music degrees. David began teaching instrumental music in public school in the Buffalo, New York area in 1973 and was also an aspiring clarinet player in symphony orchestras in the area.
In 1976, while still teaching school, he and his wife, Mary, began attending the Full Gospel Tabernacle in Orchard Park, New York pastored by Rev. Thomas F. Reid. Soon he began studying for the ministry. Pastor David was ordained with the Assemblies of God and became a full time assistant pastor at the Tabernacle in 1980. In 1989, he left the Tabernacle to travel full time with Rob Schenck and was involved extensively in missions in Mexico City and Pro-Life activism.
In 1990, Dave became senior pastor of Van Nest Assembly of God in the Bronx. Since 1990, Van Nest Assembly of God, a multicultural church, has grown to five services on Sundays, plus other services, prayer meetings and all kinds of ministries and activities during the week. Pastor David Hernquist is involved in serving outside his church such as in March For Jesus, Bronx National Day of Prayer, Bronx Clergy Task Force, Billy Graham Crusade, and many other clergy efforts in NYC.
Mr. Dick Jones
Mr. Dick Jones is an investments specialist with Folger, Nolan Fleming and Douglas, a leading Washinton, DC company. Dick is retired from the Marine Corps and helped lead the effort to build the Marine Corps Museum in Quantico, Virginia.
Mr. Jones has been a friend to the ministry of Faith and Action for a number of years and helped write the investments policy for the organization. He chairs both the finance and investment committees of Faith and Action.
Dick is also a member of the Capitol Hill Executive Service Committee, a group of public and civic leaders who meet regularly in the Mansfield Room of the US Capitol. Rob Schenck serves as Chaplain of that organization.
Rev. Dr. Harry Thomas
Dr. Harry L. Thomas, Jr., holds a Master of Divinity Degree from Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary and was awarded the Doctor of Humane Letters from the same institution. Dr. Thomas is the founder and executive director of Come Alive International, Inc. which sponors the annual Creation Festivals, attended each year by more than 100,000 youth.
Dr. Thomas received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Gospel Music Association in 2004. He serves on the board of the Philadelphia Leadership Foundation, the Supreme Court Historical Society, the Fellowship of Religious Leaders, and the Christian Festivals Association.
Dr. Thomas also founded the "Friendship Fest" in Morocco in 2005 and 2006, where over 200,000 attended from the Muslim and Christian communities in Morocco. He also co-founded Boyer University in Madina, Ghana, West Africa.
Fr. Frank Pavone
Fr. Frank Pavone is one of the most prominent pro-life leaders in the world. He was ordained in 1988, is a priest of the Amarillo Diocese and serves full-time in pro-life leadership with his bishop's permission. In 1993 he became National Director of Priests for Life. He is also the President of the National Pro-life Religious Council, and the National Pastoral Director of the Silent No More Awareness Campaign and of Rachel's Vineyard, the world's largest ministry of healing after abortion.
Father Pavone travels throughout the country, to an average of four states every week, preaching and teaching against abortion. He produces programs regularly for religious and secular radio and television networks. He was asked by Mother Teresa to speak in India on the life issues.
He is a member of the Vatican's Pontifical Academy for Life. He was present at the bedside of Terri Schiavo as she was dying and was an outspoken advocate for her life. He is the author of two books, Ending Abortion, Not Just Fighting It, and Pro-life Reflections for Every Day.
Dr. Karen Swallow Prior
Dr. Karen Swallow Prior is a native of Maine who moved to Virginia from Buffalo, New York, where she completed her undergraduate and graduate studies. She was raised in a strong Christian home and received Christ at a very early age. But it wasn't until she was in her twenties that Dr. Prior was introduced to the concept of the Christian worldview. This was when her faith became real and she embraced the challenge of not only living biblically, but thinking biblically, too. Her life has never been the same.
Dr. Prior incorporates this love of living and thinking biblically into her teaching and her study of literature and language, and it is what fuels her passion for both. Dr. Prior was the 2003 recipient of the President's Award for Teaching Excellence. In 2006 she received the Sigma Tau Delta (LU chapter) Teacher of the Year Award. She teaches British literature primarily, with a specialty in Eighteenth Century British literature which she loves for its emphasis on philosophy, ethics, aesthetics, and community, as well as for the correction it offers to the universal human impulse to gravitate toward extremes.
Dr. Prior and her husband Roy Prior live in Amherst where they spend their time renovating their 1912 farmhouse and spoiling their three boisterous and beautiful German Shorthaired Pointers.


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(Science: chemical) a variety of lignite, of a very compact texture and velvet black colour, susceptible of a good polish, and often wrought into mourning jewelry, toys, buttons, etc. Formerly called also black amber.
(Science: zoology) jet ant, a blackish European ant (formica fuliginosa), which builds its nest of a paperlike material in the trunks of trees.
Origin: OF. Jet, jayet, f. Jaiet, jais, L. Gagates, fr. Gr.; so called from or, a town and river in Lycia
alternative forms: jeat, jayet.
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Psaltiki, Inc.
Bobby Maddex interviews the Rev. Dr. Konstantinos Terzopoulos, the founder and executive director of Psaltiki, Inc., an organization that promotes the advancement of the Hellenic Psaltic Art, also known as Byzantine and post-Byzantine Chant, by facilitating, cultivating, and supporting its academic study, as well as initiating projects that transmit the psaltic heritage.


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Meat tends to be one of the more expensive parts of the grocery budget. Some meats tend to be a little easier to find, and cheaper, seasonally. Turkeys are typically very cheap in November, usually under a dollar a pound for frozen, so it's a good time to stock up. A large turkey can yield many meals and sandwiches, but you will get sick of it soon enough. So what do you do with the leftovers from a 25 pound turkey?
One thing you can do is freeze it. Quarter or cut up the turkey and wrap it in wax or freezer paper to help prevent freezer burn (slicing is an option but the meat tends to dry out faster). Then seal the meat in an air tight freezer bag. Be sure to label and date the package so you know when it was frozen. It will keep in the freezer for up to 4 months.
Another use is in casseroles and soups. Turkey pot pie is great and can also be frozen, usually for up to 3 months. Taste of Home has an excellent recipe on their website. Another reliable site to get ideas from is www.allrecipes.com. Recipes on both are star rated, and often users will add suggestions, hints, and tricks, plus there is good feedback. There are countless other sites online that also have great recipes. Some are brand specific, including Pillsbury, Betty Crocker, and Campbell's. You don't have to actually use their brand of ingredients, but the recipes are often very good.
Many chicken recipes are also universal enough that turkey can be used instead, such as soup. You can also put a new spin on the traditional turkey sandwich. Try them grilled with melted cheese, use ranch or Thousand Island dressing in place of mayonnaise, use flat bread and shredded lettuce, and any number of other variations.
Cooked turkey will last in the refrigerator for up to 4 or 5 days, so you have time to be creative. So until next time, stay frugal and happy saving!


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Kevin Jonas and Danielle Jonas were spotted leaving Matsuya in West Hollywood, California on December 1, 2012. The cute couple was joined by Kevin's brothers Nick Jonas and Joe Jonas and their dates – including Joe's new girlfriend Blanca Eggenschwiler.
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Despite the fact that original Polaroid film is no longer in production, instant photography is far from a forgotten art. In the past few months alone, we've paid homage to French photographer Guy Bourdin's vintage fashion Polaroids, talked to Band of Outsiders founder Scott Sternberg about Polaroid'ing famous comediennes, and seen impeccable instant-film festival coverage by our friends at music blog Gorilla vs. Bear.
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Halloween Costumes You Already Own: Moto Goslingon October 30, 2013
Zombie Ryan Gosling is so 2012. And so are those scorpion jacket knock-offs from Drive. Here's a last-minute Halloween costume you can likely pull right out of your closet, en route to hunting and gathering for peanut-butter cups with your kids tomorrow night.
While our generation's Paul Newman (controversial! but we're not the first to say it) wore a pretty distinctive red moto jacket in 2013's The Place Beyond the Pines, your tried-and-true black one should do the trick. Black jeans? If you don't already own a pair, now's the time. And although one of our favorite parts about Gosling's carnival-daredevil/bank-robber was his penchant for Metallica T-shirts, any black tee should suffice. (This Joy Division-themed one would be a funny alternative to Ride the Lightning, even if you're the only one who gets the joke.)
Accessorize with a baby, if you have one handy, and a couple dollars' worth of temporary tattoos from your nearest party store (or have your leading lady draw some on with washable marker, if you forget). Emulating the bleached-out coif Gosling donned for the film takes a little more commitment—so if you're not into it, just pull on your motorcycle helmet. Or a terrible wig. Bonus: Your wife can probably whip up this Eva Mendes "costume" in a pinch, too. Congrats on proving you're the coolest couple in the cul de sac—yet again.
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Editor's Picks to Get the Look:
Topman Leather Jacket | McQ by Alexander McQueen Boots | Deus Ex Machina T-Shirt
Manic Panic Bleach Kit | Rag & Bone Coated Jeans | Temporary Tattoos
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[Images via Socialite Life and Collider. Movie trailer via StudioCanal UK.]
Anniversary Sale: Shop Like a Pro, Part 3on August 3, 2013
ATTENTION MEN (and women, too, if you're reading this. Hi.)—you've got TWO DAYS LEFT to shop ANNIVERSARY SALE. To recap: This is a sale unlike any other, in which you can pick up killer Fall items, ahead of schedule, at limited-time discounts BEFORE they hit the floor at full price. Prices go up Monday, 8/5, so make the most of this weekend.
To help you navigate the sea of fantastic Anniversary items we brought in this year, we asked five men at Nordstrom HQ to curate a series of Expert Picks. And here on the blog, we've been shedding some light on the inspirations that make the men—and, presumably, inform their Picks. Read previous posts here and here.
Today's entry is yours truly, Justin Abbott, senior editor of Men's Shop Daily. Shop all my picks here, and read my rants, raves, and random thoughts below. [Note, there is, in fact, a second human on the other side of that interview: our talented men's e-commerce writer, Laura. Not that I'm above talking to myself at times.]
[A page from Take Ivy, the definitive volume on mid-century collegiate
style in America, shot by four dudes from Japan in 1965.]
[L: Steve McQueen, tux elegantly askew. | R: McQueen, not afraid to get his
hands dirty (nor his Barbour jacket).]
[L: Off-duty Gosling. T-shirt + peacoat = 'hey girl.' | R: Ryan Gosling shows how to keep a low
profile at the airport. Note the lack of sweatpants.]
[One of the best of the best street-style photos from our Street Etiquette x Nordstrom New York Fashion Week coverage.]
["If it bleeds, we can kill it." Predator uno, 1987.]
MEN'S SHOP DAILY: Your number-one style icon?
SENIOR BLOG EDITOR JUSTIN ABBOTT: "Trick question! I think it's not possible (or not advisable) to have just one. Ideally, a person has a wide mix of influences and experiences that forms you into a unique individual, style-wise and otherwise. That said, my favorites are mid-century Ivy League students, for the way they wore classic staples (blazers, chinos, button-downs, repp ties) in nonchalant and individualized ways; Steve McQueen because he looked tough and confident whether in a tux or covered in mud after a motorcycle race; and (though kind of expected) Ryan Gosling—but less DB-velvet-tux-on-the-red-carpet Gosling, more off-duty-in-a-rumpled-leather-jacket, T-shirt, messy-hair, on-a-date-with-Eva-Mendes Gosling. Extra points for his bleached-hair and face-tats period, even if it was just for a part."
MSD: Where do you get inspiration for your posts on the Men's Shop Daily?
JUSTIN ABBOTT: "I just try to touch on everything men need to live life with style—from the awesome products our men's buyers bring in, to classic rock, motorcycles, and how to open champagne with a sword."
[A couple wardrobe essentials, via Abbott's instagram feed.]
MSD: Which bloggers would you say are really killing it right now?
JUSTIN ABBOTT: "Another trick question. I think we're in a phase where the Internet is simply a medium that allows interesting people to quickly and easily share what they're up to. Meaning: These days, a "blogger" might be a journalist, a photographer, a stylist, an artist—or any mix thereof. That said, Joshua and Travis of Street Etiquette have topped my list for years now. My favorite curators of menswear-related information are How To Talk To Girls At Parties, Nickel Cobalt, and Eye Five Style. My favorite photographers with a large web presence are Liam Goslett, Evan Tetreault, Noah Emrich, and Tommy Ton. My favorite collectors of random inspiration online are JJJJound, Haw-Lin, Wit & Delight, Push The Movement."
MSD: Your top picks for fall trends?
JUSTIN ABBOTT: "Tweed, leather jackets, army green."
MSD: All-time favorite movie. Only one. Your pick, and why?
JUSTIN ABBOTT: "I should probably say something smart like Kubrick or Kurosawa, but…Predator. You get buzz-cut Arnold in his '80s prime, a treasure trove of classic/corny action movie one-liners, a slasher flick where all the characters are somehow likable—even the earliest ones to get offed, Carl Weathers' severed arm still firing off machine-gun rounds as it hits the jungle floor, that mystical pessimistic guy Billy, an actually pretty cool menacing soundtrack, and one of the extremely few sci-fi monsters whose eventual appearance lives up to the foreshadowing."
SALE PICKS from Justin's category. From left:
Patagonia vest | Billy Reid henley | G-Star Raw sneaker | Billy Reid leather jacket | Obey cap
Vince pea coat sweater | Jack Spade leather briefcase | Diesel jeans | Nordstrom trim-fit dress shirt | John Varvatos sportcoat
[Interview by Laura Oxford. Steve McQueen photos via Life Magazine and TWW. Ryan Gosling photos via Socialite Life, here and here. Tweed jacket detail shot by Joshua Woods. Predator © 20th Century Fox, Gordon Company, Silver Pictures, Davis Entertainment. Individuals pictured do not endorse Nordstrom.]
Halloween Mash-Ups: Zombie Ryan Goslingon October 29, 2012
They have next to nothing in common (other than being named beacons of 'high-bro' culture by GQ last year)—we just think there's something deviantly hilarious about crossing an impossibly charming heartthrob (beloved by feminists and Ellen, among others) with perhaps the most vile thing to ever infest TV screens: the reanimated corpses on AMC's zombie drama, The Walking Dead.
Two tips for pulling this off with aplomb:
1) Comb your hair. A sloppy coif will ruin any resemblance to the always-groomed Gosling.
2) Take it easy with the zombie makeup. No festering wounds, no missing lips or jaws. Your riffs on 'Hey girl—I love brains' pick-up lines will have a higher success rate if you simply go matte-grey, with some dark circles under the eyes.
Robert Talbott pocket square | Zombie cream | Etro blazer
Eton dress shirt | Gucci velvet loafers | B. the Product styling paste
Watch The Walking Dead Sunday nights on AMC.
[Images: Gosling in Crazy, Stupid, Love. courtesy of Carousel Productions and Warner Bros. Pictures; The Walking Dead comic-book cover courtesy of Image Comics; zombie makeup courtesy of Party City. Individuals pictured do not endorse Nordstrom.]
Tee Up: One of Our 'GQ Selects' in Actionon July 2, 2012
Remember that Calvin Klein T-shirt we featured last week? The one GQ Creative Director Jim Moore endorsed as part of our new GQ Selects collaboration? The one that comes in a 3-pack for just $37.50?
Well, here's how it appears in the July issue of GQ, as modeled by Australian actor Chris Hemsworth. You might recognize him from killer guy movies like this summer's Marvel Comics blowout The Avengers (he played Thor), and J.J. Abrams' Star Trek redux, where he cameo'd as James T. Kirk's dad. As far as we can tell, the guy's never stepped foot on a rom-com set. (Ryan Gosling may be dating Eva Mendes, but was it really worth suffering through filming The Notebook to get there? OK, dumb question.)
At any rate, trust us: Looking good in the most basic of wardrobe staples doesn't require the physique of a Greek god. It just takes a T-shirt cut as impeccably as the one above.
Here are some more examples of just how great basics can be—especially after you've broken them in a little. Shop similar items using the links below.
Shop: Undershirts | Basic T-shirts | Chinos | Sweatshirts | Converse
[Photos by Paola Kudacki, courtesy of GQ.com. Individuals pictured do not endorse Nordstrom.]


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(a) Authorization. Sections 319(a) and (b) of the Act authorize SBA or its CRA to issue TCs, and SBA to guarantee the timely payment of the principal and interest thereon. Any guarantee by SBA of such TC is limited to the principal and interest due on the Debentures or the Redemption Price of and Prioritized Payments on Participating Securities in any Trust or Pool backing such TC. The full faith and credit of the United States is pledged to the payment of all amounts due under the guarantee of any TC.
(b) Periodic exercise of authority. SBA will issue guarantees of Debentures and Participating Securities under section 303 and of TCs under section 319 of the Act at six month intervals, or at shorter intervals, taking into account the amount and number of such guarantees or TCs.
(c) SBA authority to arrange public or private fundings of Leverage. SBA in its discretion may arrange for public or private financing under its guarantee authority. Such financing arranged by SBA may be accomplished by the sale of individual Debentures or Participating Securities, aggregations of Debentures or Participating Securities, or Pools or Trusts of Debentures or Participating Securities.
(d) Pass-through provisions. TCs shall provide for a pass-through to their holders of all amounts of principal and interest paid on the Debentures, or the Redemption Price of and Prioritized Payments on the Participating Securities, in the Pool or Trust against which they are issued.
(e) Formation of a Pool or Trust holding Leverage Securities. SBA shall approve the formation of each Pool or Trust. SBA may, in its discretion, establish the size of the Pools and their composition, the interest rate on the TCs issued against Trusts or Pools, fees, discounts, premiums and other charges made in connection with the Pools, Trusts, and TCs, and any other characteristics of a Pool or Trust it deems appropriate.
[61 FR 3189, Jan. 31, 1996, as amended at 63 FR 5873, Feb. 5, 1998]
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A majority of people are biased against insurance carriers and are more likely to favor an individual who sues an insurer if they sit as jurors on a case, according to a poll by DRI-Voice of the Defense Bar. "The results of our poll show two things: the fact that only 20 percent would approach their responsibilities as a juror in an objective manner means that we have a bit of public education to do on the role of a juror in the administration of justice. Second, while some of the demographic responses are expected, others are quite surprising," DRI's John Kouris said in a statement.
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Somewhere in Time (1980)
Elise McKenna: The man of my dreams has almost faded now. The one I have created in my mind. The sort of man each woman dreams of, in the deepest and most secret reaches of her heart. I can almost see him now before me. What would I say to him if he were really here? "Forgive me. I have never known this feeling. I have lived without it all my life. Is it any wonder, then, I failed to recognise you? You, who brought it to me for the first time. Is there any way that I can tell you how my life has changed? Any way at all to let you know what sweetness you have given me? There is so much to say. I cannot find the words. Except for these: I love you". Such would I say to him if he were really here.
Older Elise: Come back to me.
Elise McKenna: I am an actress, Mr. Robinson, not a doormat. Do not attempt to wipe your boots on me.
[seeing Richard for the first time]
Elise McKenna: Is it you? Is it?
Richard Collier: This is not for a play, Miss Roberts. This is something very personal.
[shows her the pocketwatch]
Laura Roberts: Where did you get that?
Richard Collier: Well, she gave it to me, ma'am. At the opening of a play I wrote eight years ago at Millfield College.
Laura Roberts: That watch was very precious to her. She never- never left it out of her possession. It disappeared the night she died.
Richard Collier: She died that night?
Elise McKenna: Reechard. Reeeeeeechaaaarrrrd.
Richard Collier: I owe you an apology. I understand you now. You have nothing but the best motives in mind for her, but so do I.
Richard Collier: Please, don't leave. You have no idea how far I've come to be with you.
[repeated line]
Richard Collier: See you around, Arthur.
Arthur Biehl: Have we ever met before?
William Fawcett Robinson: Excess within control.
Elise McKenna: There is so much to say... I cannot find the words. Except for these: 'I love you.'
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Richard Collier: I got some news. There was an agent in the house tonight, and he said he thinks this play might be good enough for Broadway.
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Richard Collier: Fingers crossed, who knows? Come on, let's all have some cake.
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Arthur Biehl: [on telephone] Operator? Get Dr. Paul up to suite 313 right away.
Doctor: Looks like he hasn't eaten in a week. You better send for an ambulance.
Hotel Manager: I'll call one right now.
Arthur Biehl: What a shame. If I'd only known.
Hotel Manager: [on telephone] Operator? Get an ambulance. Right away.
Arthur Biehl: He is going to make it, isn't he?
Doctor: I don't know.
Hotel Manager: They're on their way. How is he?
Doctor: We're going to need some oxygen.
Arthur Biehl: Oh...
Hotel Manager: We've got some downstairs. I'll get it right now.
Arthur Biehl: Keep him warm with this blanket. Such a fine man. What a shame. I wonder what happened.
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Max/MSP and Windows 7
I recently purchased a new laptop for college (less than a month ago). It's a windows machine running windows 7. Today I was talking to somebody and we got talking about Max/MSP. I told him how i'm interested in getting into the program, etc.. but when I told him I had a PC he informed me that Max/MSP runs a lot better on the Mac platform.
Is there any truth in that or is his opinion just a by product of the mac v pc argument?
Of course not, I have been running Max on a PC for years and it runs great.
Mac fanboys like to think there is a difference, but there is not.
Acutally now that macs use Intels, they have finally reached PCs.
But beware, in the PC world, you get what you paid for.
Buy a machine with poor specs, you get poor performance.
Just one thing: as far as I know, Max is not supported on Windows 7 Starter edition.
it works flawless on win7-pro
Windows Starter Edition is not a full featured Windows 7 OS, often used on netbooks, and indeed, probably not fully supported.
Any standard full version of Windows should work fine.
How about MaxMsp runtime? Can it run on windows 7 starter?
You can run Max on windows 7 starter, but I would expect it to not
run as well as Win7. It depends on the processor it is running on.
If you are considering getting some of these new tablet/netbooks
to run Max, make sure it as a dual core Atom.
Has anyone had this issue that I'm having right now:
Max 6 installed correctly, and it will startup but only after what seems like forever! I can't pinpoint what I do to make it start up because I'm so impatient.
Basically it won't startup until I do some sort of combination of hitting the sartupbar icon, plus double clicking on the shortcut on my desktop, clicking and dragging a patch onto the shortcut, or opening Max Runtime.
I've noticed that when I open Max the first time Max.exe*32 opens in the processes. But the application doesn't launch so I end the process and try opening it again.
Anyone have this problem? Is there a patch for Max available for this problem?
I must say that me on windows 7 I have to click on run as administrator to make it works with quicktime for example……
This is a test
Hello. I have the same problems as McNamara, pn my dektop running windows 7 home premium 64 bit.
Even if I launch max 6 as administrator, it doesn't run.
It runs without problems on my laptop running the same windows 7 home premium 64 bit
Another issue: as now windows 7 install all the programs in a folder called Programs (x86), it becomes impossible to send to an object amessage like "plug c:/programs (x86)/steiberg/vstplugins/blabla.dll" because of the blank in the path.
Does anybody know how to solve this problem? Thanks in advance.
Hi, you could you tildes, ie
c:\progra~1 is programg files (x86), unless you're on a 64-bit OS (like me), in which case it'd be ~2
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